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Wendy Williams: trash-talking about Beyonce
The audience was displeased when daytime talk-show host Wendy Williams insulted the intelligence of pop diva Beyonce during a recent taping of The Wendy Williams Show, RadarOnline.com reported.
The comments came at the beginning of the show — when Williams was discussing an upcoming HBO documentary for which cameras will follow the If I Were a Boy singer as she juggles motherhood and stardom. Although she is looking forward to watching the documentary, Williams will have to see it with the closed captioning on, she said, because "You know Beyonce can't talk. . . . Beyonce sounds like she has a fifth-grade education."
Despite jeers from the audience, the host was unwavering: "Excuse me! I'm a fan, but let's call a spade a spade."
The documentary — which will also feature screen time with her husband, rapper Jay-Z, and their 11-month-old daughter, Blue Ivy Carter — will premiere Feb. 16 on HBO.


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We now continue our series on Wisconsin's efforts to improve the health of children in foster care. Child welfare officials admit the existing system is not meeting many kids' needs. As we reported Tuesday, the children's health records are often incomplete and scattered among the many caregivers and doctors who've passed through the kids' lives. To address the problem, the state plans to roll out a "medical home" program that would centralize each child's care. Today, WUWM's Erin Toner highlights another state initiative – a sharper focus on helping children heal from trauma and abuse.
Perhaps ironically, October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month.According to Carmen Pitre, co-executive director of Milwaukee's Sojourner Family Peace Center, "the incidence of of domestic violence is at epidemic proportions in Milwaukee County."
Three women were shot and killed at the Azana Spa in Brookfield on Sunday and four others were wounded. Police say the gunman, 45-year-old Radcliffe Haughton, then killed himself inside the salon. The parking lot of Brookfield Square Mall quickly filled with people, as news of the mass shooting spread on Sunday afternoon. WUWM's Marti Mikkelson spent several hours at the scene and spoke with those gathered.
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(2012-03-21 19:57)qofbored Wrote:(2012-03-21 19:47)amet Wrote: sure, select to save it in movie folder, that is a default option.
Ah, forgot to mention.. My movies are stored on a NAS, and the plug-in only seems to be able to store locally. Selecting to save in the active movie folder makes the add-on not display subtitles at all. (they are not saved anywhere that I could find)
1.) having a debug log would help, otherwise we are doing everything blind
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COLUMBIA, Mo. (AP) — College athletes who expect to stay at their chosen schools until graduation are sometimes surprised to learn their scholarships only cover one year.
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Two people robbed at gunpoint in Studio of the Square parking lot
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Its a one sided bridge extending out into the water. Example: "Take a long walk off a short piers."
What this fool and fools like him do not understand is the gun is not the problem. The mentality of the population is the problem.Violent crime in the USA = 466 per 100,000Violent crime in Canada = 935 per 100,000Violent crime in the UK = 2034 per 100,000The UK has suppressive rules that protect the criminal, at the expense of the victim.
I didn´t believe #3, but I found the data. Scroll down and check the chart.http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1196941/The-violent-country-Europe-Britain-worse-South-Africa-U-S.html
#3, where did you get your stats? Thanks!
Ann Coulter pointed out the other day that if you look only at the white population in the US, the violence rate is that of Belgium.
It is ironic to have a Brit lecture Americans on the 2nd amendment when they they were the original tyrannical government that it was needed for. We fought off the British nanny state once, only to have this bloke spewing elitism at us 240 years later!
exclude a couple square mile areas of a half dozen or so cities and recalculate the crime rate. we then are among the safest countries in the world.
Somewhere in England a village is missing it´s idiot.
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Vancouver will pay $75,000 to end a five-year legal battle with Kathy Marshack, who alleged police officers and other city employees violated her civil rights during a neighborhood trespassing dispute.
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U.S. Rep. Jaime Herrera Beutler, R-Camas, has another challenger in 2014. Democrat Bob Dingethal, 57, of Ridgefield, announced Monday afternoon that he's running for the 3rd District House seat because "our Congress is dysfunctional."
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It's been several years since school officials in La Center and Ridgefield last went toe-to-toe in a territorial dispute. And while the worst of the quarrel is now part of history, measures are being taken to ensure it doesn't happen again.
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The Mayor Event Fund, a pot of money destined for a charity that was started by Vancouver Mayor Tim Leavitt, is getting ready to make some grants.
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President Obama hosts G8 leaders at Camp David Friday and Saturday before traveling to Chicago for the NATO summit on Sunday and Monday. The G8 countries will focus largely on economic issues, while the NATO meeting will focus on Afghanistan and the International Security Forces.
On Friday, the new French President, Francois Hollande, will make his first trip to the U.S., meeting with President Obama at the White House and attending a lunch hosted by Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, before traveling to Camp David for the G8 Summit.
Leaders from the United States, France, the United Kingdom, Germany, Japan, Italy, Canada and Russia will meet at Camp David, the Presidential Retreat, on Friday and Saturday. All but Russia are sending their heads of government. Russia announced that President Vladimir Putin, who was recently elected to a third term after serving four years as Prime Minister, will not be attending. Former President Dmitri Medvedev will attend in his place.
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The fiscal health of the Eurozone is expected to be a key topic of discussion. With the election of Hollande this month, French voters sent a signal that they were unhappy with the austerity measures being imposed on them by the European community, led by Germany's Angela Merkel. Greece, with its caretaker government and popular protests, has also indicated it may be unwilling to continue with austerity measures.
The President then travels to Chicago for a meeting of NATO countries, which will include more than 60 nations and organizations, like the European Union and World Bank. Prior to the start of the summit, President Obama will meet with Afghan President Hamid Karzai. Afghanistan is expected to be the central focus of the summit.
President Obama traveled to Afghanistan recently to sign an agreement with President Karzai on the relationship between the two countries after NATO forces leave at the end of next year. Most countries expect NATO troops to play a continuing advisory role and a continued need for international aid well into the future.
Additionally, this summit is expected to lay out a plan for the future role of NATO after the war in Afghanistan. NATO forces played a key role in Libya during that country's uprising last year and other "Arab Spring" nations have called on the group for assistance.
Updated: Friday, June 22, 2012 at 10:37am (ET)
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Just when you thought it was safe to go into the water, the Natural Resources Defense Council has released its annual beach quality report and it's not pretty.
According to NRDC, a large number of U.S. seashores continue to suffer from storm water runoff and sewage pollution that can cause swimmers to become very ill.
The report, Testing the Waters: A Guide to Water Quality at Vacation Beaches, looks at 2011 data collected from test results taken at more than 3,000 beaches nationwide. It examines the pollution factors that affect these U.S. vacation spots and calls for public efforts to clean up.
The report found that last year the nation's beach waters continued to be affected by serious contamination and pollutants from human and animal waste. As a result, America's beaches had the third-highest number of closings or advisories in the report's history, with the second-highest number occurring just the year before. Progress, according to the report, is not being made.
"Our beaches are plagued by a sobering legacy of water pollution," said NRDC senior attorney Jon Devine. "Luckily, today more than ever, we know that much of this filth is preventable and we can turn the tide against water pollution. By establishing better beach water quality standards and putting untapped 21st century solutions in place -- we can make a day at the beach as carefree as it should be, and safeguard America's vital tourism economies."
The Environmental Protection Agency estimates that more than 10 trillion gallons of untreated storm water makes its way into surface waters each year, and hundreds of billions of gallons of wastewater - which includes sewage and storm water - are released in combined sewer overflows. This water dumps into many of America's coastal areas.
But the NRDC report is not all bleak. It includes a guide that rates the water quality and practices for testing water and administering public notifications at each beach. When a seashore exceeds the NRDC's expectations, it receives a 5-star rating.
Beaches that rated five stars with last year's data are:
-- California: Newport Beach in Orange County (2 of 3 monitored sections)
-- Newport Beach -- 38th Street
-- Newport Beach -- 52nd/53rd Street
-- California: Bolsa Chica Beach in Orange County
-- California: Huntington State Beach in Orange County
-- Alabama: Gulf Shores Public Beach in Baldwin County
-- Alabama: Gulf State Park Pavilion in Baldwin County
-- Delaware: Dewey Beach in Sussex County
-- Maryland: Ocean City at Beach 6 in Worcester County
-- Minnesota: Park Point Franklin Park / 13th Street South Beach Park Point in St. Louis County
-- Minnesota: Lafayette Community Club Beach in St. Louis County
-- New Hampshire: Hampton Beach State Park in Rockingham County
-- New Hampshire: Wallis Sands Beach in Rockingham County
-- Texas: South Padre Island in Cameron County
The report also noted the top 15 "Repeat Offenders" - beaches that continually have high bacteria counts. These beaches over the last five years have had persistent contamination problems, with water samples violating public health standards more than 25 percent of the time for each year from 2007 to 2011.
Those beaches are:
-- California: Avalon Beach in Los Angeles County (3 of 5 monitored sections):
-- Avalon Beach -- West of Green Pleasure Pier (50 feet)
-- Avalon Beach -- West of Green Pleasure Pier (100 feet)
-- Avalon Beach -- East of Green Pleasure Pier
-- California: Doheny State Beach in Orange County (3 of 6 monitored sections):
-- Doheny State Beach -- North of San Juan Creek
-- Doheny State Beach -- Surfzone at Outfall
-- Doheny State Beach -- 1000' South Outfall
-- Illinois: Winnetka Elder Park Beach in Cook County
-- Illinois: North Point Marina North Beach in Lake County
-- Louisiana: Constance Beach in Cameron Parish
-- Louisiana: Gulf Breeze in Cameron Parish
-- Louisiana: Little Florida in Cameron Parish
-- Louisiana: Long Beach in Cameron Parish
-- Louisiana: Rutherford Beach in Cameron Parish
-- New Jersey: Beachwood Beach West in Ocean County
-- New York: Woodlawn Beach -- Woodlawn Beach State Park in Erie County
-- New York: Ontario Beach in Monroe County
-- Ohio: Euclid State Park in Cuyahoga County
-- Ohio: Villa Angela State Park in Cuyahoga County
-- Wisconsin: South Shore Beach in Milwaukee County
If your favorite beach is not on either of these lists, you can go to the NRDC's website for more information. For the first time this year, the NRDC's report includes a zip code searchable map of more than 3,000 beaches nationwide, making it easier than ever for users to check the water quality of their favorite sandy spot.


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Flower Mound, Texas (May 28, 2010) -- FUNimation® Entertainment and Japanese broadcaster Nippon Television Network Corporation (NTV) have entered into an agreement giving the American anime leader exclusive rights to the U.S. online simulcast of the network's newest animated series "Rainbow".
The collaboration will allow the simulcast and streaming of already aired episodes of the 26-episode dramatic series, known as "RAINBOW - Nisha Rokubo no Shichinin" in Japan, as it continues its run on NTV weekly at 12:59 a.m.
Starting Tuesday, June 1 at 12:00 p.m. CDT, FUNimation will deliver episode nine just one hour after its broadcast in Japan via www.funimation.com [1]. In addition, the first eight episodes which have already aired will be available for streaming. All episodes feature the original Japanese dialogue accompanied by English subtitles.
"We are proud to partner with NTV on this new title as we expect to significantly grow our simulcast business" said Gen Fukunaga, CEO of FUNimation Entertainment "it is a natural extension of our already strong partnership on anime series and live-action films."
NTV is one of the top broadcast networks in Japan. This series by Tokyo-based Madhouse Studios is based on the manga published by Shogakukan of the same name written by George Abe and illustrated by Masasumi Kakizaki. Both depict the lives of seven juvenile delinquents at a reform school in 1955.
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Wilma A. Crutcher
Wilma passed away peacefully at her home in Herlong, Calif., on April 9, 2010. She was born Oct. 27, 1927, to William and Susie Abraham in Kooskia, Idaho. She was raised at Stewart Indian School Stewart, Nev., where her father was a boys advisor and boxing coach and her mother was a teacher.
She married her soul mate of 62 years, Ned Crutcher, March 12, 1944 in Carson City, Nev., continued to live at Stewart Indian School while she worked with the Internal Revenue Service in Carson City, Nev., and Ned worked with the children at the school. Wilma and family moved to Herlong, Calif., in 1940, starting her 37-year career as a civil service employee with Sierra Army Depot in Herlong.
Her career at Sierra Army Depot was very dynamic having held many positions, working her way up to the management field within the depot budget office and then the department of personnel. Wilma retired in 1984 as the depot's equal employment opportunity officer. Throughout her career she received numerous commendations and awards; however, she felt the most rewarding part of her career was the assistance and services she provided to the employees and the depot as the EEO officer.
Wilma was a very active member of the Herlong community as her family was growing. She was instrumental in establishing the Sierra Central Credit Union and was a member/officer of the Sierra Women's Club, American Legion Auxiliary, Civilian Welfare Council and school and youth activities.
She was a proud member of the Order of Eastern Star 5 Star Chapter 51. She was a 58-year member, being initiated on Feb. 6, 1952. She was Worthy Matron twice. She also was a Rainbow Girl since her teenage years and was Mother Advisor for many years.
Wilma is survived by three sons Lawrence (Hank), of Herlong, Calif., William (Mister) and Janet, of Sutcliff, Nev., and J. Robert (Bob) and Donna from Wadsworth, Nev.; two sisters Susan Maness and Nance Benson, both of Reno, Nev.; 17 grandchildren; 24 great-grandchildren and four great-great-grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by her parents; husband Ned Crutcher; son Edward Crutcher; daughter Daphne Spataro; grandson Rodney Houston and great-grandson Justin Houston.
A viewing was held April 15 at Walton's Colonial Mortuary, in Susanville, Ca. Services were held April 16 at the Susanville Indian Rancheria gym, with a reception immediately following at the Rancheria Resource Center. Wilma requested in lieu of flowers donations be sent to the Shirner's Hospital for Crippled Children.
Wilma was a very humble person, giving credit to others for work she did. Her reward was to see the success of others she was helping or guiding whether it is through a career or personal challenge. But her family was her life and that included the extended family of many who spent hours, days, months and in some cases years in her home and they were always loved and cared for as one of her own.
Wilma spent countless hours after her full-time job sewing formals and dresses for the girls, making clothes for her kids, attending all youth and sport functions, chaperoning dances, and we can't forget about making those football uniforms white again before every game. With her family she so enjoyed the get-togethers at holidays or for any spur-of-the-moment occasions.
The picnics and camping trips were special; watching the little ones scurrying around, talking and laughing with everyone and just enjoying the day, and always bringing extra food to make sure there would be enough (to feed and army)! She made the best strawberry jam, which was always in high demand by all the kids. She was our pillar, confidant, mentor, conscience and so much more. She was a quiet, very classy lady but when she spoke you listened. In a sense she was our gentle giant in a small body, but her presence was oh so powerful. She was the best, and we will truly miss our gentle giant. She will always be in our heart.
John Edward Hoffman
John Edward Hoffman passed away on March 26, 2010 in Riverside, Calif.
He is survived by his wife, Jean Hoffman, his daughter Glena and family from Idaho, stepdaughters Marilyn and Sheri, stepson Barry and families of Southern California, sister Marlene Wood, brother-in-law Ed Wood, nephews Darrell and Dennis Wood, niece Diana Wemple and also cousins Jim and Jane Jeskey, all of Susanville.
He was preceded in death by parents' Loyd and Florence (Leavett) Hoffman, brother Floyd Hoffman and nephew James Hoffman.
He was born and raised in the Susanville area, attended local schools. In 1947, joined the U.S. Marine Corps after graduating from Lassen High School.
Services will be held in Riverside, Calif., at 1 p.m. on Friday, April 23 in Veterans Memorial Cemetery.
Della L. Popp
Della L. Popp passed away April 8, 2010, in Independence, Ore., at the age of 83. She was born on June 26, 1926.
Della was a long-time resident of Lassen County. She was employed for many years with Pezzullo & Gusset, CPAs in Susanville, Calif., as a bookkeeper. After she retired she was a volunteer at the Lassen County hospital. She moved to Independence in 2008 where she made many friends and was active in the resident council at Independence Health and Rehabilitation Center.
Della lived a full and active life; she loved reading, cooking and spending time with family and friends. Della was a wonderful mother, grandmother and friend who brought joy to all who knew her and will be deeply missed by those that had the pleasure of knowing her.
Della was preceded in death by her parents, two brothers, her husband Roy F Popp Jr. and step - daughter Mary Shirley.
She is survived by stepchildren: Roy Popp III, Tom Popp, Dave Popp, Jill Vanlydegraf and Jim Popp and their respective spouses.
She is also survived by seven grandchildren: Russell Popp, Amber Miller, Kayla Vanlydegraf; Alysha Pacheco, Reshape Crawford, Jamin Popp, Jennifer Shirley and Kayla Vanlydegraf and five great – grandchildren; Zoey and Vayden Popp, James Popp, Hannah Miller and Elizabeth Johnson.
At Della's request no services will be held. Donations can be made to the Resident Council Fund in care of Independence Health and Rehabilitation Center, 1525 Monmouth Ave, Independence, OR 97351.
Daniel Paul Sanchez
Daniel Paul Sanchez, Sr. passed away on April 10, 2010, of natural causes in Chico, Calif. He was born in Sonora, Calif., on November 19, 1914.
Dan owned a business for forty years in Susanville, Calif., with his two brothers, Morris and Henri. He was also a probation officer for Lassen County. He served on the Susanville Planning Commission for several years and was elected mayor of Susanville for two terms.
Dan is survived by his wife of 64 years, Lois; two sons Norman Sanchez, of Sacramento, Calif., and Daniel Sanchez, of Chattanooga, Tenn.; four grandchildren and nine great – grand children.
Information about a memorial services will be announced at a later date.
Kathryn L. Bass Mancuso
Kathryn L. Bass Mancuso, 86, of Redding, Calif., died on April 6, 2010.
She is preceded in death by her parents Ralph and Aileen Bass, of Bass Ranch on Bass Hill in Janesville, Calif.
She is survived by her children Joe Mancuso, of Anderson, Calif., Wanda McAuiffe, of Cottonwood, Calif., and Caroleen Gover, of Redding, Calif.; sister Edna Canoy, of Susanville, Calif.; 12 grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren
Funeral Arrangements are being handled by Lawncrest Chapel in Redding, Calif. 222-1587 1522 East Cypress Ave Redding, CA 96002.
Donald Kenneth Seve
Donald Kenneth Seve, 66, of Herlong, Calif., died on March 28, 2010, in Las Vegas, Nev.
He was born on June 4, 1943 in Portland, Ore.
He was survived by his wife Nancy, of Herlong; son Donald and Marcy Seve, of Sparks, Nev.; daughter Louann and Creighton King, of Reno, Nev.; stepson Kett and Kim Pontillo, of Denver, Colo.; stepdaughter Pamela Ouilette, of Sparks, Nev. and 11 grandchildren.
A graveside service will be held at 1 p.m., on Saturday, April 24 at the Milford Cemetery.
Lola Mary White
Lola Mary White died at her residence Tuesday afternoon, April 6, 2010.
She was born in Fowler, Calif., to the late Rosco and Margaret (Ford) Nall.
She is survived by her sons James White and his wife Madalaine, of Ayden, N.C., Michael White and his wife Katherine, of Susanville, Calif.; daughters Lois Chase, of Alabama, and Linda Matthews and her husband David, of Susanville; brother Rosco Nall, Jr., of New Mexico; 13 grandchildren; numerous great-grandchildren and one great-great-grandchild.
She is preceded in death by her husband Jack, in their eternal home, along with granddaughter Pamela Chase and great - grandaughter Sarah Newberry.
Following cremation locally at Fehrman Crematory, at Lola's request no services will take place. An opportunity to express your condolences to the family along with signing the memorial guest register is available online at fehrmanmortuary.com.
The family suggests any remembrances in Lola's memory be made to the Foster Parents Association, c/o Fehrman Mortuary and Crematory, P.O. Box 803, Greenville, CA 95947.
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Hats never suit me but this combines elegance with the warmth of a beanie and is very comfortable to wear. Only available in black and white. Would have given 5 stars if there were more choice of colours, or animal print trims.
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sensible cold weather hat. I wil be able to keep it in my work bag as it is not to bulky. Makes me look like a remedial hobbit but hey ho! At least my head will be warm.
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Great hat for those cold days walking very comfortable and stylish too
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I hear the atmo in there is just thick with high-T and respect for the UYLadies.
Informant Kat confirms the overall swooniness of the nation. Extremely pretty, wearing a rainbow of Axe body sprays, and, she assures me, regularly exchanging the UYD secret handshake. (Showing twins.)
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BREAKING: We have gotten our first report. Apparently, Seth is dressed only in a red union suit, is desperately grasping an open umbrella, and is forcing all the kids to take milly while looking at penis shots. Everyone is LOVING IT!!!
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Poor literacy skills and diabetes have two things in common: They are reaching epidemic levels in the U.S. and they affect minority populations disproportionately. Put diabetes and low literacy together and the result is a recipe for disaster.
Two of California's most distinguished minority nurses, both of whom have devoted much of their careers to mentoring, teaching and developing training programs for students from underserved communities entering health care professions, were honored this summer by The California Wellness Foundation (TCWF) as inaugural winners of its Champion of Health Professions Diversity Award.
FairCare, an initiative of Senator Joe Lieberman (D-Conn.), calls for the medical community to establish quantifiable standards of treatment for all patients, to help ensure fairness and consistency of care. But even more important, FairCare would offer financial incentives to providers who show a commitment to leveling the health care playing field.
The results of a study by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) published earlier this year reveal that there may finally be some light at the end of the tunnel when it comes to reducing at least one key minority health disparity: higher rates of pneumonia and meningitis in African-American children than in their Caucasian counterparts.
Another highlight of the 2004 convention was a special reception commemorating the 30th anniversary of the ANA's Minority Fellowship Program (MFP), established in the 1970s to increase the number of doctorally prepared minority nurse researchers and clinicians working in the field of mental health and psychiatric nursing. Originally known as the Ethnic Minority Fellowship Program, MFP funding and support has helped more than 266 Fellows earn their doctorates since the program's inception.
From the first male nurse to be inducted into the national nursing Hall of Fame to nurses of color who courageously blazed trails in education, research, clinical practice and advocacy, the groundbreaking achievements of minority nurse leaders were in the spotlight throughout the American Nurses Association's 2004 Biennial Convention, held June 26-29 in Minneapolis.
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LOS ANGELES, Sept. 23, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Celebrities and their wardrobe stylists admired Jewelry from The Diamonds With A Story Collection™ at StyleLab's Jewelry Event for the 65th Annual Primetime Emmy Awards last week in Beverly Hills. Shaun Robinson from "Access Hollywood" selected jewelry from the Collection for the Primetime Emmy Awards.
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Paddon began day two 1.5s behind the Finnish champion elect but lost ground when the engine in his Skoda Fabia Super 2000 dropped onto two cylinders nearing the finish of stage five. The New Zealander, who heads the SWRC title standings, then endured further anguish when he was momentarily unable to restart his car at the stage stop line.
While Paddon, the reigning Production Car world champion, has so far been unable to replicate the pace that took him to a dominant victory on his home round of the series in late June, Lappi continues to excel on his SWRC debut. "It's been a fantastic morning but now we have to continue like this," said the 21-year-old Ford Fiesta S2000 driver.
Elsewhere, Sweden's P-G Andersson is locked in a close battle for third place with Craig Breen. The Irishman moved ahead of Andersson on stage four but slipped behind on the very next stage.
Juha Salo, making his debut for the factory PROTON Motorsports squad, said his pace notes were not fast enough. The Finn is fifth in class with Yazeed Al-Rajhi sixth and Maciej Oleksowicz seventh.
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Crisp and golden on the outside and moist and tender on the inside, this cheesy cornbread is a delight. Serve warm and drizzle with honey.
1. Mix the first six ingredients. Add remaining dry ingredients to the wet mixture, and whisk until well combined.
2. Pre-heat oven to 350° F. (or 325° F. in a convection oven). Heat large cast iron skillet in oven until quite hot (10-15 min.). When hot, oil pan with vegetable oil or vegetable cooking spray. Pour batter into pan. Fill about 3⁄4 full.
3. Bake until the mixture has set and the top is golden brown, about 25 min. The cornbread will still seem moist, but will be somewhat firm to the touch. Allow it to cool in the pan, the residual heat will finish cooking the bread.
4. To serve, re-heat cooled cornbread in its pan. When hot, loosen bread from edge of pan with a butter knife, and turn it out onto a warm plate. Drizzle generously with honey.
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Dry your clothes without adding to your monthly energy bill with the Greenway Home 3-Line Retractable Indoor Laundry Lift (GCL3LL). Easily mount the drying rods high on a wall and as the warm air from your home rises to the top of the room it will simultaneously help dry the clothes quicker than many other laundry line methods, and requires absolutely no energy. This kit comes with three (3) extendable stainless steel rods that are 3 feet in length at their smallest and can expand to 5 feet at the maximum for extended drying space and ability.
An attached nylon cord hangs down and allows you to raise and lower the rods to expand room in between them to hold more clothes, or to push them closer together to better utilize the space when the lift is not in use. The lift comes with easy hanging tabs that allow you to quickly attach clothes to the rods securely so that you won't have to worry about clothes falling down and becoming wrinkled on the floor. Also included is a child safety mechanism that releases the cords if someone gets tanked in the wires. The Greenway Home 3-Line Retractable Indoor Laundry Lift offers a unique and efficient alternative to expensive and energy exhaustive drying machines and would be a great addition for anyone looking to air dry their clothes.
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