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Last year the school lent its support to the outreach project headed by the Department of Youth for the Orthodox Church in America. The event was a monumental success and provided an Orthodox presence for the annual event that brings 20-50 thousand young people of various denominations to one place for a week of music, seminars and artistic expression.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Bayern Munich president Uli Hoeness, facing trial for tax evasion next year, broke down in tears as the club posted their best financial results in 113 years.
In a festive annual general assembly, Hoeness, who received several standing ovations, could not hold back his tears as club bosses heaped praise on him following a treble-winning season.
Turnover stood at 393 million euros, up from 332 million in 2011-12.
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With chants of "Uli, Uli" in support of Hoeness, who is charged with failing to pay taxes in relation to a Swiss bank account, some 4,000 members in the Audi Dome arena gave the board a vocal seal of approval after a record-breaking season.
Hoeness, at the club for more than 40 years as player, manager and president, addressed his legal woes, saying he had made a mistake in relation to a Swiss bank account.
"I made a big mistake by not having investment income abroad taxed. I did not take hundreds of millions out of the country," said Hoeness, after wiping away tears. "I will face this mistake."
Hoeness, who enjoys the board's backing, said he would call an extraordinary general meeting after the end of his trial to see whether members still wanted him to stay in charge.
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Bayern, who last season became the first German team to win the domestic league and Cup double as well as the Champions League, saw a sharp rise in sponsorship and marketing revenues, topping 102 million euros, up from 82 millionthe previous season.
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Core earnings, referred to by the financial acronym EBITDA, dipped slightly to 67 million, down from 69.3 million. After tax profit stood at 14 million, up from 11 million while the club's equity further increased to 286.8 million euros.
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Quinn Popcorn
A genuine advance in the technology of popping corn
When I was a kid, Jiffy-Pop was all we knew of popcorn. This ConAgra product came in a throw-away aluminum pan covered with foil that puffed up to become a shiny half-globe as you heated the contents stove-top.
Then, sometime in the 1980s, we started using the microwave to make popcorn: it was fast, it was easy, and although the popped kernels seemed sometimes a little chewier than I would have liked, it was super-convenient.
Later, we got an air-popper. We were very happy with the results. The popped kernels come out tender and because oil isn't needed, there are fewer calories in the final product (a problem we remedied with melted butter).
The only drawback with the air-popper is that it's somewhat inconvenient to pull out and set up – and then you have to measure the corn, position a paper shopping bag (increasingly a rare thing) to catch the popped corn as it flies out, warm up butter and add to the bag, shake with salt, and then clean the floor of all the stray pops.
Still, we were happy with our air popper.
Then, recently, I received an email from Quinn Popcorn asking me if I'd like to receive samples of this new and improved microwavable popcorn. Of course!
Quinn Popcorn has a range of much better seasonings than the folks behind Act II or Orville Redenbacher probably ever thought to include in their microwave bags: rosemary and parmesan, lemon and sea salt, Vermont maple and sea salt.
From an environmental perspective, Quinn Popcorn is advantageous because it comes in a bag that contains no chemical coatings (PFOA, PFCs, or Poly) and is made of compostable paper.
From a health perspective, Quinn Popcorn also enables you to moderate your caloric intake by using less oil than is provided. Typical procedure is to popcorn, add oil (e.g., grapeseed/canola blend), sprinkle in the seasoning packet and shake.
The corn itself is organic and non-GMO(of course!), and the expeller-pressed oil is high in omega-3 fatty acids.
All of which is nice…but how's it taste? I liked the lemon and sea salt a lot. It's really hard to get real lemon flavor into popcorn (without adding moisture), and I thought this particular flavor was good and a genuine advance in the technology of popping corn. The tartness of the lemon flavor (a combo of California and Meyer lemons, dehydrated to a powder) works well with the oil, providing tang and lightness.
The rosemary and parmesan was also good – and this seems like a mix you could almost make at home using cheese and finely chopped rosemary.
The Vermont maple and sea salt was not bad, perhaps a little more sugary than I'd prefer, and I had to add more salt (this is probably just me; other tasters thought the salt levels in the Quinn popcorn were just fine).
Carolyn took some Quinn popcorn to school to share with other teachers and they absolutely loved it…so much so that Carolyn contacted Whole Foods in River Forest to ask them to carry it. I'm not sure about the price, though I'd guess it's going to be relatively expensive.
I must say I feel that our air popper probably makes a better (lighter, fluffier, more tender) popcorn than Quinn's, but it's also more of a hassle to use. Quinn's has the very definite advantage of being convenient and tasting much, much better than more commonly available microwavable popcorn.
Quinn provides instructions for popping the corn stove-top if you like – though you'll have to supply your own aluminum pan and shiny foil half-globe.
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David Hammond from Oak Park, Illinois Facebook Verified
Posted: January 29th, 2013 9:37 PM
Gee, muntz, I should definitely have gotten that one (smile).
Posted: January 29th, 2013 9:06 PM
I was referring to our wonderfully inept Governor Quinn, who raised the state income tax from 3 to 5%. Hence...the 67% increase.
David Hammond from Oak Park, Illinois Facebook Verified
Posted: January 29th, 2013 4:54 PM
Me no understand, Muntz. Explain, please.
Posted: January 29th, 2013 4:37 PM
Quinn Popcorn...get yours now before prices increase 67%.
David Hammond from Oak Park, Illinois Facebook Verified
Posted: January 29th, 2013 4:22 PM
Julia, that's good to know. Carolyn checked online and it didn't indicate that the WF in RF carried it. Thanks for the info.
Julia from River Forest, IL
Posted: January 29th, 2013 4:08 PM
Yes, we do carry this popcorn at Whole Foods Market River Forest. It's in our Chips & Drinks aisle.
June from Oak Park
Posted: January 29th, 2013 1:31 PM
I've tasted it & it's delicious. The Whole Foods store in Schaumburg sells it; the River Forest store may be too small to carry it
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Will the jumpsuit ever take off?
Eager to find a must-have fashion trend, designers are pushing the all-in-one as 'the new dress'. Esther Walker sounds a note of sartorial caution
Sunday 20 April 2008
Miuccia Prada, Versace, Stella McCartney and Alexander McQueen all showed them on the catwalk and now the high street is joining in: this summer, it's all about the jumpsuit. Floral and baggy, tight bright satin or "greige" with pockets all over it – there was a multitude of all-in-ones, onesies, and romper suits at the spring-summer collections in every fashion capital. Talk among fashionistas was that this was the look for 2008 – heralding it as this summer's replacement for the dress (which has settled back into being a perennial favourite from last year's excitable "reinvention").
Ever quick to pick up on a trend, Topshop featured jumpsuits all over its fashion show. The first three styles all sold out within days of delivery last week, with a navy, star-print jumpsuit particularly in demand. This weekend's shoppers will have to wait for the next consignment, due tomorrow. At Gap's flagship store on London's Oxford Street, a dark denim all-in-one takes pride of place but is selling out quickly – 15 were sold on the first day of delivery. Because it's stocked in only three branches, sales assistants report telephone calls to reserve it, a practice normally reserved for in-demand designer pieces.
Siobhan Mallen, Grazia's senior fashion editor, said: "They're probably a slowburner but I think jumpsuits will sell well, although they're a younger trend. The secret of wearing it is to think of it as a dress and to wear one with plenty of material around the waist so it's not too clingy.
"Pretty much all the high-street retailers have done versions, although they've tended to make them short rather than the long ones shown on the catwalks. The girls in the office are wearing them with tights. Even Jane [Bruton, the editor] has one, a Stella McCartney one, although she hasn't worn it yet,so we'll see."
The question is: beyond fashion editors and the style-gullible, will the jumpsuit fly? The very existence of this awkward garment is all Levi Strauss's fault. Mr Jeans himself brought out denim "Koveralls" for children in 1912. The following year, Lee revealed to the world the Union-All suit, designed for farmers and factory workers. A version of Lee's Union-All suit was worn by First World War pilots and then transformed into the flight suits worn by Second World War pilots and beyond. It was only after the war that the garment took on an avant-garde, arty meaning, with the constructivist artist Alexander Rodchenko in a two-piece outfit designed to look like a jumpsuit.
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Gap, however, might have cracked the problem, which will ease us into the trend of the all-in-one by disguising the item as a pair of dungarees. It helps that it costs £49.50, and not £495 (see Stella M).
For those bold enough to try to carry off the look, take the advice of Gap's vice-president of public relations, Anita Borzyszkowska, who said last week: "It helps if you think about wearing it a bit like a dress."
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Putting aside the need to earn a living, I think there are four great motives for writing, at any rate for writing prose. They exist in different degrees in every writer, and in any one writer the proportions will vary from... READ ON
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Emily Brontë, Wuthering Heights author, 1818
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Discussion in 'EU Community' started by Adalia-Durron, Sep 30, 2012.
I've been slacking off, what can I say?
That you've been slacking off
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That was one of my dad's replies mac. You should feel ashamed and embarrassed!
I'll go watch a couple episodes of Psych and the Mentalist and that should get me back on my game.
Congrats on winning Best Patron, Bardan. You deserve it. Not just because of your constant presence here on the JC and in the EUC, but because of your personality. You're a really fun Mando and person to be around. Thanks for just being yourself.
Why should feel ashamed and embarrassed? I am a dad so that response is appropriate for me!
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No! You misunderstand me! My dad should be embarrassed too!
I'd be embarrassed to if I had you as a son!
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Meanie Mac! I lub you my e-son Zarks.
That is literally the first time in 2 months that anything on this board made me laugh out loud.
Hang on, you laugh at him being mean?? I'm confused!
It was funny!
Ok then
@CPL_Macja, be mean to my lad, it amuses him!
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I am SOOOO tired. I think all this training is catching up with me. I did a hard workout this morning, went to work... when I came home, I crashed on the couch for about an hour. I couldn't bear the thought of making dinner, so I had popcorn. Which really, was not *that* horrible - I popped it with much less than a teaspoon (yes, teaspoon) of oil. And so I think I'm going to take a hot bath and go to bed super early. Sheesh.
My Mudder team and I made a plan for Saturday - they are driving up in an RV and parking in my driveway. We're carbo-loading on Saturday night - event is on Sunday and we go off at 11:00. Hooray!
Time to get ready for bed...
My name is Carrie, and I have a problem. I can NOT say "no" to food that's in the house.
Last night I went to dinner at a friend's house, and I took along dessert. There was cake and ice cream left over, so I brought it home. And today I had two pieces of cake, the rest of the ice cream (although it was only about 1/4 a cup), and chocolate that she gave me - she got it at a chocolate party (like Tupperware, but with Dove chocolate). I don't know why this happens! This morning I was all excited because I thought about how well I'm doing with getting the weight back off, and then I go and eat all the damn chocolate. I just need to throw it away. It's either throw it in the trash and save the calories, or eat it all and feel like crap about it. Sigh.
But this blogging is helping me. Unfortunately, I thought of it *after* I ate the two pieces of cake. Next time.
But on to the good stuff!
In a week from now, I will be a Tough Mudder! I can't believe it's so soon. I feel like I'm going to throw up.
Brad is being super supportive about my fitness stuff. He encourages me to try new things like the biking, and he was proud of me for getting out and doing the group ride yesterday. I was actually proud of myself - I didn't give up, I didn't turn around and go home when it got hard, I muscled through it.
Ok. Off to take some pictures! I installed Photoshop today - I am TOTALLY overwhelmed. I ordered a user guide today, and I WILL get back into regular photography.
It's not the best time to be a teacher, especially in Pennsylvania. School districts are losing funding from the state, and this means that jobs are being cut left and right. My district is going through a really rough patch right now - there are a lot of people who are most likely going to be without a job next year, and I'm terrified that I'm going to be one of them. It's really easy for me to tell other people "you can spend the same time worrying or being positive, blah blah..." but it's hard for me to follow the same advice. And hubs has assured me that we will be fine whatever happens, but I can't help but worry. Sigh.
So I guess in the midst of all this, I should be continually thinking of what I'm thankful for, and the good things in my life.
- I am sticking to a workout schedule.
- Brad is very supportive, and he's been keeping me fed with healthy meals. I have to admit, tonight I really felt lazy about cooking and I ate cereal. But I still entered in all my food, and I managed to stay within my calories today.
- I'm feeling strong and good about myself. This Mudder training is really building some muscle, and I feel super strong.
- Tomorrow I am meeting my bestie for dinner. It will be so nice to go out... I seriously need to relax.
And with that, I'm off to take a hot bath!
I love having days where I get tons of stuff done, eat well, and be active at some point. I made a to-do list for today and I think it really kept me on track. I've been feeling a little overwhelmed lately... there's so much going on right now! I think it's not as much as I make it out to be, but when I don't write it all down, it just feels like endless stuff to do.
I did everything I needed to do, and I even gave Brad some things to do on Tuesday when he has a day off. Some things I found can wait until later in the week, and it felt just as good to give the thing a specific date as it did to get my stuff done today.
Eating was really good today! It wasn't so great on Friday or Saturday night (I don't know that it was horrible, I just didn't measure or track anything) so today made up for it. I had tons of protein! I bought some rice protein - had it in a shake this morning and in my yogurt for my snack tonight. I felt so full all day - a really good feeling.
- early morning circuit and short run
- water water water! It's going to be in the 80s tomorrow, so I need to keep hydrated.
- stick to the eating plan. My lunch is already packed, and I have stuffed peppers in the freezer that I can have for dinner. Honey is making enchiladas tonight, so I might have one of those instead. We'll see.
I've been trying to think of a JASR blog... I've read so many wonderful blogs, looked at so many amazing pictures... I have to say that this year's JASR was just unbelievable. It inspired me in so many ways... Since JASR I have:
bought new kicks that are going to help me run better. I got to be around runners who took their gear very seriously, and I was inspired to take more of an interest in my own. I also bought a new running skirt and jacket/vest out there, and I'm so excited to be wearing the skirt tomorrow on my run!
I was inspired to take my actual *running* more seriously. I made a running date with a Tough Mudder teammate (well, two - we have our second one tomorrow!), and I went back to running with the local running club. And I was SO thrilled to have gotten in 4.25 miles with them on Thursday night!
My nutrition has greatly improved since I got back. I realized that the only way I could truly enjoy the occasional blizzard (or five) would be to watch what I'm eating the rest of the time and track everything.
Penny, if you can find the time to run with a little Roo, then I can surely find time to run myself!
Anne, if you can find the time to run with 11 kids, I can certainly find time with *one* husband who works the opposite shift as I do!
Anne and Bobby, if you can find the time to run while planning and organizing such an amazing event, I can find the time to run!
Lynn, if you can find the time to run while arranging surprise visits (!), I can certainly find the time to run.
I just can't begin to put into words how inspiring you all are. You make me realize why I love to run. It's not just about PRs and logging miles, but it's about the friendships and the joy of being around people who, even though they may be far far away, "get" you like anyone who might be your neighbor.
I love you all and don't know what I'd do without you.


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is it not 18:00 ? (EST is GMT -5 ?) Not too sure about this
Oops yes. Sorry my maths is off. I subtracted 5 hours instead of adding them.
*quietly hides his time machine*
For reference, Symantec, Avast! and Sophos all detect the malicious code and succesfully block attempts on it running.
IE7 Zero Day Technical Analysis - Security Labs Blog - Type the XML / SPAN lines into a webpage, whack it on your local webserver, visit it from one of your machines then check the AV logs and see if it's caught and killed the page - they should all pick it up via heuristic detection.
Yes, the hole is there in IE, but yes, most decent AV systems are already catching and halting it.
I have been thankful that we broke up last Friday and I've only had the office staff to contend with. I disabled the internet for others just in case they came in (unlikely) and put the fear of [insert deity of choice] up the office staff. Fortunately, they're very well-behaved normally. We seem to have mutual respect based on unreasonable requests... I listen to their rants behind a closed door and they listen to mine Hopefully, all will be well. I'll be in first thing tomorrow to apply the patch!
Until then, fingers remain crossed
Will the patch be available as an admin installion patch ie something to download and for me to run round school tomorrow and install it manually on staff laptops?
Whats everyone done so far?
The patch is spurting forth from my WSUS server right now. Not sure when it was issued, but sync your server and it should appear.
Separate patches for IE6 and IE7. Not sure if they've released a patch for IE5.
Oh, and why is this week that my WSUS server decides to die...
Ah well, a quick download and added the patch to the startup scripts... I wonder what it did to the machines running IE6...
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In response to objections to the $31 billion cost of the compromise bill, Sen. Domenici recently introduced the Energy Policy Act of 2004 (S. 2095), which pares $17 billion from the conference committee proposal. The Domenici bill at press time was on the Senate floor, and an amendment to include a federal green-power quota in the Energy Policy Act of 2004 is anticipated.
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Congress could, of course, authorize the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) to regulate wholesale as well as retail electric power sales and services. However, in the Federal Power Act of 1935, the organic statute for federal regulation of electric utilities, Congress authorized FERC to regulate just wholesale electric power. The regulation of retail electric power was left to the states and to the state public service commissions.
The regulation of retail sales and services also was left to the states under PURPA, Title I, which established numerous retail policies for electric utilities. The policies were intended to promote the conservation of electric power and the efficient use of generation facilities and fuels.
The retail policies were not imposed on electric utilities. Indeed, PURPA left the adoption and implementation of the retail policies to state public service commissions, which could choose to adopt or reject each standard. The statute guaranteed that nothing therein precluded the adoption of state policies different from the retail policies of PURPA.
In this regard, PURPA reinforces the traditional jurisdictional divide between federal regulation of wholesale sales and services and state regulation of retail sales and services. This jurisdictional formula has worked well for almost 70 years. There is no compelling need now for Congress to interfere with the traditional state prerogative to regulate the retail rates and services of public utilities.
The experiment with green-power quotas began with state legislatures and state public service commissions. The experiment should continue not on the federal level but on the state level. Congress should not impose a federal RPS. Instead, PURPA should be amended to include an RPS among the retail policies that can be adopted or rejected by state public service commission.
Leave the green-power quotas to the states.
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The best solution to avoid the fuel shortage in the disaster zones: to allow the extra cost & trouble reflect on the fuel price, while letting the suppliers compete (without giving any governmental preferential treatments to the elites' "friends"). . . Suppliers with the most efficient low price will attract the largest consumers' loyalty.
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Employees in any industry should be able to expect safe conditions at their workplace. Unfortunately, that is not always the case, and some industries are more predisposed to having on-the-job incidents than others. For instance, construction workers and factory employees are typically at a higher risk of being hurt while they're at work than the […] Read More»
Pace Bus Auto Accident in Romeoville Kills One, Injures Three
An Oak Park man was killed yesterday in a suburban Chicago auto accident that left three others injured. The driver was traveling east on Renwick Road yesterday morning when he crossed into the opposite lane, colliding head-on with a Pace bus and then hitting another car. In addition to the driver losing his own life […] Read More»
Louisiana Flavoring Manufacturer Cited After Fire Burns Worker
In a 2013 a chemical fire at a Louisiana flavoring manufacturing plant, a worker was severely injured and burned. Now, the U.S. Department of Labor's Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) has cited the business owner—Carol Callahan, operating the business Natural Advantage—with 19 different health and safety violations. The proposed penalties for the violations total […] Read More»
Graco Product Recall – What You Need to Know
As it is breaking headlines everywhere, Chicago products liability attorneys want you to be aware of the recent recall that was announced by the National Highway Traffic Association (NHTSA). As one of the largest recalls ever, Graco has agreed to recall 3.7 million child car seats that were manufactured in recent years, and according to […] Read More»
Brain Injuries Could Cause Early Death, Study Says
Those who have suffered traumatic brain injuries have an increased risk for early death, a study in Sweden has suggested. The data also suggested those who have had mild concussions—a frequent injury for those who play contact sports and those in the military—could also be at risk. People who have had traumatic brain injuries are […] Read More»
Feds Declare Trucker from Fatal I-88 Crash an "Imminent Hazard"
Following last month's crash on I-88 that left a tollway worker dead and an Illinois State Police officer critically injured, an investigation by federal officials has deemed the truck driver who caused the accident an "imminent hazard to public safety," and barred him from operating commercial vehicles in the future. The auto accident occurred when […] Read More»
Study Finds Misdiagnosis to be Most Common Malpractice Claim
When it comes to seeking quality medical care, one thing that we all hope to be able to rely on is receiving accurate information. Too many people know the experience of being told that they have a condition only to find out later that they don't, or of being told that they don't have a […] Read More»