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For a lot of us, an elegant sit-down family dinner means serving the chicken without the bucket. Having to work until 5:00 or 6:00 at night and then having to come home and whip up something that your children will eat and won't get you reported to Protective Services can be a challenge for anyone. Then after the cooking, the serving, and potentially, the force-feeding, you get to spend the rest of the evening doing the dishes and cleaning your kitchen so you can do it all again tomorrow. They never show that part on Martha Stewart. No wonder the pizza place is on speed-dial. But it is possible to eat both healthy and fast. Here are a few ideas for getting something nutritious on the table in a hurry, and the best partonly one pot to clean!
(And for single people, invest in some airtight containers, freeze your leftovers, and be a slave to Lean Cuisine no more!)
Get to wok. Instead of summoning the deliverymen with the greasy white boxes, try making your own stir-fry feast. You can cut out most of the extra fat, corn syrup, and sodium your takeout place so kindly provides, and if you can enlist some prep help with the chopping, it only takes minutes to cook, and less time to clean!
If you're not watching your carbs, there are a lot of microwavable rice products available if you don't want to get another pot dirty. Just try and pick brown or wild rice, so you get some fiber with your starch. You can also make extra rice which can be stir-fried the next day with any leftover meat and vegetables. Scramble an egg into the mix and you've got healthy fried ricedoubling your meal output for your efforts.
Shortcut: Many grocery stores sell mixes of stir-fry vegetables already chopped and combined in their produce section or frozen. They won't be quite as delicious as freshly chopped, but as long as they don't have any extra ingredients (frozen mixes especially might add some sauce or salt you don't want), they're just as healthy.
Loafing after work. The humble meatloaf. Most of us remember this classic treat from our childhood. It usually was an alchemic combination of ground beef, bread crumbs, ketchup, and whole eggs. Delicious? Yes. Nutritious? Not so much. Much of the deliciousness came from the beef fat soaking the bread crumbs and combining with the egg yolks to give us a couple of days' worth of saturated fat in one serving. And, there's all the extra salt and corn syrup the ketchup brings to the party. But it doesn't have to be this waya healthy loaf can be made, still be flavorful without the fat, and still maintain enough structural integrity to be repurposed as a sandwich filling the next day.
Shortcut: Not good at separating eggs? Most grocery stores sell cartons of egg whites on their own. Or you can use egg substitutes, like Egg Beaters. In addition to being a lot healthier, they're also more convenient. No cracking, scrambling, or getting hands and bowls dirty. It may only save a couple of minutes, but those are minutes better devoted to serious loafing!
Stew in your own juices. Stew. Or as I like to call it, my vegetables' last stop before Garbagetown. You're cooking and cleaning out your refrigeratornow that's multitasking! You can call it stew, goulash, gumbo, cassoulet, ratatouille, cioppino, or ragout; but most importantly, you can call it dinner.
Shortcut: Most meat departments sell stew pieces of beef or fish, all cut up and ready to go. Also, it's always good to have a couple of favorite staple vegetables in the freezer or a can or two of beans on hand to throw into the pot.
The casserolea pan and a plan. How would the cream-of-anything soup industry stay in business without casseroles? Not to mention the french-fried onion companies. Casseroles, in and of themselves, don't have to be bad for you. They start out with meat and vegetables, which are usually pretty healthy. It's the improvisations that usually get diets in trouble.
Shortcut: Most casseroles can be assembled a day ahead of time, so if you're anticipating a late day at the office, you can make the casserole the night before, and just pop it into the oven the next day. That overnight bonding time you give your ingredients will make the casserole that much tastier.
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I dig it because I own a shovel. It's a good one. Just got it. A real pine shaft, nicely lacquered with a good heft and grip. Some Chinese woman put a lot of care into this handle. I want to make her proud. When she retires to her rice and fish, I hope that she dreams what this shovel will do. The spade is sharp and thick, and that dang thing is attached by THREE bolts. You don't easily find that. Three. And they were all tight right off the rack. I had a coupon.
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Sorry, I couldn't resist.
I've been trying to work on some sort of "vagina chin" remarks for Kyle's pics, but haven't quite figure out the correct innuendo to use regarding his five o'clock shadow.
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Style: Itinerant Wanderer--
New Orleans this weekend
I will be in New Orleans this weekend. Not anything to do with the Throwdown, I know, I'm just rubbing it in.
As for how to get to Houston... I have done my penance and had a ****-ton of OOD duty since the other JO's were off training. Now that they've returned, I have a number of free weekends, including next weekend and Memorial day Weekend. I may have the duty June 5th and 6th. I may also be leaving for sea on the 8th, but that very much depends on the contractors having the ship ready to go.
In short, the next two weekends (after this) work well for me. Ya'll come up with a date, and I'll see if I can convince the wife again.
Holy ow. Glad your two front teef didnt recieve the blow. Or your nose.
Hope it heals quickly bro.
I have been busy and this month has been as well. The kids will be done with soccer and vball this month so june will probably be better for me. We are in the '6 nights a week activity zone' right now!
Cant wait to get together with you beaches again. Im in much better shape and Daniel is an awesome host- Houston T-downs at Mings has teh smooth vibe baby!
We will do it soon...
Maybe we should have some fruit salad and cold veggie pasta instead of grilling this time.
Check that. All of the above.
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Special Thanks to all you bullies for your support for Texas Rage in the Cage VII. My fight went the distance and we got "Fight of the Night" honors!! My opponent got the decision win but boy did he have to pay for it. I made the fight with constant forward offensive pressure, I landed some very solid strikes to his head in almost every exchange and avaded 99% of my opponents attempted strikes. I got caught by a couple of good leg kicks to my right lower thigh but that is it, besides my sloppy take down attempt in the 3rd round that my opponent easily shrugged off sending me to the floor then he attempted to kick me in the head while I was down, , I got 2 take downs to his 1 takedown and man I punished that kids midsection on the ground and up against the cage with uppercuts and knees. It was a solid perfomrance and I am very proud of this fight, tough opponent coming out of a top MMA camp. I should be getting some video up soon.
Cant wait for our next throwdown!!!
Your Ever Well Wisher,
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Hellz yeah.
Daniel, Im sorry I havent checked this or hollered at you. Your fight sounded AWESOME> congrats man. Most people dont understand how hard it is to get in a ring and fight. Much respect. We need to get together soon. We need to get ready for the Labor Day Mega 2010. I hope you can make it with Koresh and I.
I will try and email him Kyle.
You should take a day off Elite and that large, badass dojo, and come to our humble little room and get some constant Brazilian black belt attention from my instructor. The gym is too small to escape his scrutinizing gaze!!
You are welcome anytime. Right on I-45N NB service road 1/4 mi. north of Rayford in the Woodlands. I know its not close, but Saturday's 2-4 is worth it!! Holla.


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Shauntel Harris Johnson, 40 driving under the influence first offense, transporting legal liquor unlawfully
Stephen Lee Morris, 36 failure to pay child support
Jamie Allen Curtis, 28 trespassing after notice
Brandon Antonio Moore, 29 possession of a controlled substance first offense, drug paraphernalia
Tanya Michelle Ortega, 31 open container of beer/wine commitment, driving under suspension commitment, improper tag commitment
Juan Rafael Mora Jr., 27 driving under suspension third offense sentence
William Claye Mack, 37 assault and battery third degree
Gerald Wayne Manning Jr., 17 contempt of magistrates court sentence
Anthony Scott Deese, 39 failure to comply with court order contempt, driving under the influence first offense
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Alvin Leron Brown, 23 shoplifting first offense
Jeff Morton Jr., 48 shoplifting $1,000 or less second offense
Stephania Richardson Garrett, 35 failure to pay as ordered family court bench warrant
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Melita Sue Pou, 28 drugs prohibited acts (B), possession of methamphetamine or cocaine base first offense, breach of trust with fraudulent intent $1,000 to $5,000
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Cool vid! If that doesn't give a grown man wood he's already dead.
Cool vid! If that doesn't give a grown man wood he's already dead.
" The world is a very dangerous place, not because of those who do evil, but because of those who do nothing about them." - Albert Einstein, 1879-1955
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hey now! no need to get insulting!! LOL
you've talked to me enough times to know.... with this accent i aint no yankee.
(you sound way farther north than me bud!!! still havent figured out how you wound up down there.. )
but you can come and shoot with us rednecks anyday..... hell if you come up i'll make sure we call big Al & 555th and get all of us introduced at the same time.
yeah i know bub im just funning with ya....
getting caught up on you tutorial reading over at your site..
will call ya a bit later on some more tips.
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Toledo churches ready for EasterWritten by David Yonke Editor, ToledoFAVS.com | | firstname.lastname@example.com
"Our old history ends with the cross; our new history begins with the resurrection."
— Watchman Nee, Chinese evangelist
The most important day on the Christian calendar is coming April 20, and Toledo-area churches are busy preparing for the occasion. The pivotal point in Christianity, hinges on Easter Sunday when Jesus' followers celebrate his resurrection.
For many Christian denominations, prayer and fasting in preparation for Easter begins on Ash Wednesday and continues through the 40-day period of Lent. The seven days leading up to Easter are rich in ritual and spiritual intensity as churches hold services on Palm Sunday, Maundy Thursday, Good Friday, and Holy Saturday. This year the Eastern Orthodox observance of Pascha, or Easter, coincides with the Western church calendar.
"Palm Sunday, or the official title of Palm Sunday of the Lord's Passion, is a kind of introduction to the celebration of the coming week," said Monsignor Charles Singler, director of the Office of Divine Worship for the Toledo Catholic Diocese. "It is an introduction that provides a focus to the events that culminate at the end of the week with Easter."
CedarCreek Church, the nondenominational Christian megachurch, expects up to 17,000 people to attend eight services scheduled at each of its four campuses, for a total of 32 Easter services. Ben Snyder, regional campus director, will preach the Easter sermons.
Lee Powell, senior pastor, said the church wants to make visitors who don't normally attend church feel comfortable at the Easter services.
"There is a little less congregational participation and more watching of a spectacular event that communicates the death of Christ and his resurrection, and the significance of that," Powell said. "We're hypersensitive to people visiting with us for the first time. We don't take anything away, but we consider them in planning our Easter services."
The Rev. Chad Gilligan, lead pastor of Calvary Church in Maumee, is hoping for a combined 1,600 people at four Easter services in the former Maumee 18 movie theater. The church, at 1360 Conant St., is holding a Good Friday service at noon and three Easter morning services at 8:30, 10 and 11:30 a.m. In addition, Calvary will start streaming its services live on the Internet starting Easter Sunday.
"For us, Christmas and Easter are like the Super Bowl. They are a time of opportunity, for whatever reason, to see people's lives touched by talking about the resurrection of Jesus Christ."
Full Holy Week schedule
Toledo Catholic Diocese has a full schedule of Holy Week services at its mother church, Rosary Cathedral, 2535 Collingwood Blvd.
A Palm Sunday Mass will be celebrated at 10 a.m. April 13 with Monsignor William Kubacki presiding.
The distribution of palms on Palm Sunday, following the biblical account of Jesus' triumphal entry into Jerusalem (Matthew 21), is a tradition in many Christian denominations including Roman Catholic, United Methodist, Lutheran and Presbyterian churches.
Among the Holy Week traditions are foot-washing ceremonies held on Maundy Thursday, observed at most Catholic parishes and a number of Protestant churches including St. Matthew's Episcopal Church in Toledo. Participants follow Jesus' demonstration of servanthood when he washed his disciples' feet (John 13:5).
A re-enactment of the Last Supper will be presented by four Toledo-area churches at 7 p.m. Thursday (April 17) when they will re-enact the Lord's Supper in a presentation at the Ohio Theatre & Events Center, 3114 Lagrange St.
CityLight and Master's House Church in Toledo, New Life Church in Petersburg, Mich., and River of Life Church in Dundee, will re-enact the Passover meal with Jesus and the disciples. The event is free, and any donations will go toward restoration of the historic Ohio Theatre.
"The cool thing is we are helping the community by helping the Ohio Theatre restoration get off the ground," said the Rev. George Williams, pastor of CityLight. "The churches can help communities in a lot of ways, not just religious ways."
The Church on Strayer Road, at 3000 Strayer Rd. in Maumee, is holding four Easter services — 7 p.m. April 18, 6 p.m. April 19, and 9 and 11 a.m. on Easter Sunday. The Rev. Tony Scott, senior pastor, said he plans to interview Jesus and ask him some of life's big questions, including, "Is there only one way to heaven?," "Did you have to die?," "Was I born this way?" and "Why do we suffer?"
The Catholic diocese's Holy Week services at Rosary Cathedral continue with a Chrism Mass at 11 a.m. April 15, when sacred oils used in all 124 parishes will be blessed. A solemn Tenebrae service that depicts the apostles' desertion of Jesus will be held in Rosary Cathedral at 7 p.m. April 16.
Rosary Cathedral services continue with a Mass of the Lord's Supper at 7 p.m. April 17; a Good Friday prayer and meditation on the Stations of the Cross starting at noon; and a Liturgy of the Lord's Passion at 1 p.m April 18. A blessing of Easter foods will be performed on Holy Saturday after the 9 a.m. prayer service, and an Easter Vigil Mass starts at 8:30 p.m. April 19. Easter Sunday Masses will be celebrated in the cathedral at 8 and 10 a.m.
David Yonke is the editor and community manager of Toledo Faith & Values (ToledoFAVS.com), a website that provides in-depth, nonsectarian news coverage of religion, faith and spirituality in the Toledo area.
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No surprise that I've gone all retro on you again.
In truth, when offered the theme '8pm' for a blog post, my lack-lustre daily existence let me down. I mean, who the hell wants to read about me screaming at my children and burning my arm on a frying pan?
But when I was a kid, 8pm on a Sunday had a special place in our lives. Tea over, bath time done, glass of milk in hand, we all sat down (far too close to the two-feet thick wooden-framed TV; so close that my mother always named it as the reason why I had to wear glasses at the age of 8) for another adventure with Mr Mainwaring and company.
Dad's Army was, and still is, a classic. It's been making us chuckle for well over 40 years, even though the last episode was aired for the first time on 13th November 1977.
This was just about the only TV show that entertained every member of the family. So I salute you, 8pm Sunday men of Walmington-on-Sea, as a robust and remarkable notch on my childhood nostalgia belt.
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LostMarine - 08-26-2010, 12:20 PM
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Ok, results.
I hope the video quality improves, because it looks like crap right now and it is probably hard to tell who won. I messed up editing but it is so late I'm not going to redo the whole thing right now. Hopefully everyone will be able to tell when the processing improves the vid quality.
LostMarine - 08-27-2010, 02:30 PM
i saw who it was.. but you never entered my name dick
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well, if he really didnt add me to the list, it needs to be redone.. otherwise......................................... .................................................. ............................................
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I have had my first pair of Copas for 5 years, I now have to replace them. I play on hard turf in central Texas. These boots get beat up, I play between 2 - 4 games a week. I have regular boots and sneakers that haven't lasted as long as my Copas. They are light, durable, and feel great. I have tried on other boots from Adidas and other brands but none feel as good as the Copas. Thanks Adidas! ... read more
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Y8\This is probably, if not, the best Adidas boot I have ever worn! Such a great boot! Fit and feel right out of the box is really comfortable. Had minimal break in time for my experience. Though the tech fit was a little disappointing as I thought it would part of the inside liner of the shoe but no big deal there, gives a really unique sensation what worn. I love the thin upper you get with it, very similar to the 2014 F50 but even thinner! Love the the lock in feel from the X-cage, really locks you feet in tight. As for the stud pattern it works really well and is very aggressive stud configuration similar again to the 2014 F50. Awesome boot overall! Another great from Adidas again! ... read more
I have been waiting forever for a modern Copa version. The sole plate on the copa would tent to make me roll my ankles. This sole plate is much more stable, lighter and flexible. The K-leather is enough and not needed on the other part of the boot. The fit is great, close to the copa and there is no substitute one gets from how the ball feels with K-leather. They are crazy comfortable and feel like gloves on you feet like the copa's. I wear a street shoe size 9 US, I wear 8 in copa's The perfect fit wearing the Gloro's is an 8.5 for me. My soccer buddies think I am a bit odd for talking so much about them. Adidas please make an AG version for this model as well. ... read more
I have recently bought the Copa Mundial football boots and I had chances to play matches with them. They are simply amazing and very comfortable! It seems that they can fit everybody and their unique vintage look is outstanding! If I need to buy a new pair of football boots I will certainly go for them again, without any hesitation! Thank you Adidas for selling those amazing and unique boots! ... read more
I've been wearing Copa's for over 10 years and will do until I retire. Perfect for grass and 4G synthetic. ... read more
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Excellent firm ground shoe with great feel. Works great on grass or on turf. Broke in easy after one day of playing (90 minutes). Very comfortable shoe... with other cleats I have had to add inserts for comfort, not with the Copa's. Buy one size down. I wear a size 10 for most Adidas shoes, but for the Copa Mundial I got a size 9 and still have a finger width of room in the toe. Also, this cleat is wider than most other Adidas cleats (which I think are usually too narrow), so I would call these normal width compared to other brand cleats. ... read more


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On six way pallets, roughly. What do you think?
On six way pallets, roughly. What do you think?
Singles,double deeps?? What is the gvw of the truck. Most moving trucks are 26k if thats the case it will be too much flatbed for the truck.
On our 26 we can haul 192 2 story deep hives on 4 way pallets.
So for all you non math wizards out there it is 2 rows of 8 pallets 3 high. So 16 on a level total of 48 Pallets with 4 hives on a pallet.
And we have to be careful when it is fully loaded with heavy hives to not go over weight. Down to almonds is fine coming back is tricky some times.
On or in? If it is a rental, enclosed moving truck you are going to have some extra headaches.
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Doubles, on 6 way pallets, . These are live hives, not going into an enclosed moving truck. I actually solved my own problem by just going with a shipping company so the thread is now irrelevant
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I am not ashamed to admit that I do not bang 3 different girls every night. You do it?HAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHA "I don't have a lot of sex but my friend does" that had me dying.
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Pretty sweet on the Siri video. It seems like they were debating if you have to push the mic button every time for it to know when to respond. Is that the case? would Siri not start processing after you stopped talking? It seem like ti did a few times. Will there a guide book I wonder?
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i noticed that too ... i think they were just being overzealous.
ok, yeah true. That lady was way excited just to find out the weather.
Amazing dude!
Scottish, Welsh, and North Irish people are not british either, so it is a british accent as well. Welsh are Welsh, and they don't like being referred to otherwise.
Great Britain= England, Scotland, Wales
UK= Great Britain and Northern Ireland.
OMG that was annoying me.
It shoots video in 180p? Lol.
Points for trying though.
Ah then I retract my frustration. :-)
Thanks for the clarity.
oh. the guy that said "future?" If so i get it. Yeah if english is not his first language he actually speaks extremely well and should be commended. I used to be able to speak spanish pretty well but after never using it for like 20 years i totally get embarrassed trying to talk. unless i'm drunk like that guy on big bang when he talks to girls. but i surely couldn't do a review in a second language. Hell i can barely write in my first.
Oo Siri your humor. Random weird guy "I love you" Siri "I hope you don't say that to all the other mobile phones"lmao
Can't wait to get my iPhone 4S!
Wow... Might make me buy an iphone 4S.
The guy in the second video kept pressing the Siri button so many times,lol. You don't have to do the that. He pressed the siri button, asked a it to do something then pressed it again,lol.You Just have to press it once or do it hands free. But anyways, it sounds like there's gonna be different voices and accents for Siri. So when I get my iPhone 4s, I'm gonna try customize the vocie to Jarvis from Ironman from a voice cpu software I have on my cpu. Cause who wouldn't want Javris!
I named my PC Jarvis. Lol.
Can you do the hands free through the stock/included ear buds?
this is really cool stuff. I thought the voice control was pretty good on the 3GS but this is nice. i wonder how does it stack up to the Android voice control. only downside to this is that it requires data...
It is a better experience, IMHO, but not much different in the results, I assume.
Not impossible! It will be done!
definitely a great feature, can't wait to have my iphone 4s, but im wondering if eventually siri can detect the languages instead of selecting one, for people who sends emails, sms, etc. in different languages, it's not practical to be switching from one language to another, or maybe siri can switch it for you?
looks like siri will get old pretty fast. cmon guys, how often are we going to ask for the weather, places to eat, etc. it seems like a gimmick right now. don't get me wrong, it will be the future, but for now, it seems pretty lame/not useful. the only place where it can be useful is dictation, hearing incoming texts while driving...i will still get one for the better camera and faster processor though. i just can't picture myself using siri as often...maybe ill be proven wrong on oct 15...(After 1 day of playing around with it... ;) )
Nah man, not lame. I use it on Android when I'm driving to send texts [or email]. Any time my hands are tied I use it and it is VERY useful.
I reinstalled Vlingo to give it a try [was sweet last year but Siri-like in the latest build]. I think I'll start using it much more as it is faster.
"Update Facebook. Testing out Vlingo."http://www.facebook.com/johncblandii/posts/10150344934284214
I'm not comparing here one to the other but since I don't have Siri I figured I'd play w/ what I do have. :)
Point is...useful is relative to your needs and it is very useful to me.
I actually do Vlingo as disservice by saying it is Siri-like since it has been out for about as long as Siri [the app], I think.
That's amazing!!! Can't wait to use this feature.
Have a look to our blog speaking Siri-ously about Iphone 4S
One of the most exciting things about the iPhone 4S for ditto's Tech Lab, is the new Siri assistant. It is truly revolutionary and will change the way in which we use smartphones, mobile devices, and possibly even computers forever. A bold statement, but Siri deserves it...http://www.ditto.tv/blog/2011/11/ditto-is-speaking-siri-ously/
One acknowledges that modern life is expensive, but some people need money for various things and not every man earns big sums cash. Thence to receive quick credit loans and just financial loan will be a proper way out.
I do consider all the ideas you have presented in your post. They're really convincing and can certainly work. Still, the posts are very short for novices. May you please extend them a little from next time? Thanks for the post.


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I have a musical state of mind this week. Of course, there's no shortage of lyrical must-see entertainment.
Crestview resident Mike Smith's "Generations: A Collection of Black American Music" appears Friday at the Mattie Kelly Arts Center in Niceville and Ted Virgil's "Rocky Mountain High," a John Denver tribute concert, runs Saturday at the Fort Walton Beach High School Auditorium.
Not to mention "Red Leg the Dreaded," a pirate-themed interactive murder mystery and dinner theatre coming to Foxwood Country Club on Feb. 28, with proceeds benefiting the American Cancer Society's Relay For Life Crestview team Duke It Out. It's not musical — that I know of — but doesn't it make you think of the song "Yo Ho (A Pirate's Life For Me")?
However, those events just compound the feeling, which actually began Monday morning. I knew it would be a long, productive day and wanted to start it right. Especially with my birthday coming up on Thursday. As you age — at least, this is true for me — you want to do things differently; mix things up so that, in my case, 31 years old is different from 30. Usually, on the ride over, I listen to country, pop or Southern Gospel. That's too predictable for a birthday week, though!
So I lifted one of my dubious, but appreciated, early-birthday gifts, a CD soundtrack of the live NBC production "The Sound of Music," off my bedroom dresser, popped it open and listened on the ride to work. I'm no musical expert like Brian Hughes, our Arts and Entertainment editor, but the CD has timeless standards that many people know right off the bat.
So I drove to work, sang along with the man's part of "Sixteen Going on Seventeen" — one thing I constantly hear from family members is how I "waste my talents"; tenor here, and don't often get to exercise those vocal cords — and walked in the office at 8:05 with a spring in my step.
But before arriving at the office — after playing "Sixteen Going on Seventeen" six or seven times to get the lyrics right and play with vibrato — the "My Favorite Things" track creeped in, and that was the inspiration for this column.
Actually, it became clear as I steered into the new turn lane from West James Lee Boulevard to get on South Ferdon Boulevard. One of "My Favorite Things" is the Florida Department of Transportation's $103,000 project that made this possible! Anything that provides traffic relief in the north county is greatly appreciated.
Another of "My Favorite Things" happened on Friday after I wrapped the Saturday edition's deadline a half-hour early and decided to do the unthinkable: actually eat outside the office for lunch. (And, of course, first selected one of our sponsors, so Golden Buffet, it was.)
While dining on much more food than I should have eaten — receiving texts from a woman who confirmed that suspicion — and reading the latest copy of "850" Magazine, I heard a man, probably in his 60s, advise a booth full of younger men about what he would do with a million dollars. (I didn't mean to eavesdrop but it was impossible to ignore.) He stressed to them that having a lot of money would be great, but that it comes secondary to taking care of their families and providing them the love, security and assurance they need to thrive.
That stuck with me because the icebreaker during Thursday's Crestview Area Chamber of Commerce-Professional Inspired Leaders of Tomorrow meeting was, "What would you do with a million dollars?" I said it would go toward investments and beefing up the News Bulletin's web broadcasting operation; basically, it wouldn't change me. It was wonderful to hear essentially the same thing the next day at that Golden Buffet booth. Passing wisdom to younger generations, then, was another of "My Favorite Things." Pop culture produces enough subversive messages; they need all the practical advice and family values they can get!
And a favorites list without the 2014 America Saves Challenge would be incomplete. The University of Florida's Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences Okaloosa Extension office helps promote the Rutgers New Jersey Agricultural Experiment Station program. The challenge provides daily tips that can help everyone get a better grasp on their financial situation. You can register for a free account, tips and tracking tools here. I've signed up, and I hope you will, too.
However, perhaps my favorite thing this week was typing the Facebook post Monday night that announced the Okaloosa County School Board officially named Crestview High School and Baker School's new principals.
Community newspaper journalists live for those historical moments that mark a passing of the baton, particularly when the public largely welcomes the paradigm shift.
Katie Tammen, the Northwest Florida Daily News' education reporter, was tweeting from the school board's very well attended meeting when perhaps the night's most anticipated decisions were made. Dexter Day, one of CHS's assistant principals, is, in fact, the Bulldogs' next leader following Bob Jones' retirement. Michael Martello, who previously served as a Baker assistant principal, is the Gators' next leader, following Tom Shipp's retirement in April.
It's hard to explain moments like that to non-journalists, but when country music singer Brad Paisley sings, "Yeah, I live for little moments like that," he may be singing about his wife, but I'm thinking about the second before I hit "Post" on Facebook.
I can spot a divide-and-conquer game from a mile away, whether it's in politics, business or religion and, unfortunately, those stories comprise so much of the national media landscape. We hear enough of that stuff, so the News Bulletin's team welcomes the opportunity to post breaking news, as it had Monday, that brings the community closer together.
We congratulate Day and Martello for their promotions, we wish them the very best, and we look forward to seeing what these leaders will add to their schools.
What's your view? Write a letter to the editor or tweet News Bulletin Editor Thomas Boni @cnbeditor.


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Google shows sunrise and sunset information in a special OneBox at the top of the search results. If you type [lima sunrise] or [paris sunset], Google will show the time for sunrise or sunset in that location.
Google says that this feature works for almost any location. "Whether you're looking to find the best time for a morning jog or trying to plan that perfect moment for a wedding proposal, knowing exactly when the sun rises or sets can always be helpful. (...) Unlike the weather, sunrises and sunsets are quite predictable, and as a result, we don't use a data source. Instead, we calculate sunrise and sunset times based on latitude, longitude and the current time. This calculation has been of interest to astronomers and mathematicians for millennia, so they've had time to get it just right. And for most locations, it's accurate to within a single minute."
You can also type [sunset] or [sunrise] and Google should show accurate information for your location. Google has similar OneBoxes for weather and time.
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In an interesting response to Kevin Fox's question about the updated "new tab" button, Chrome's Peter Kasting said that "good design involves hav[ing] a clear and consistent vision for the product which is then informed by user input, not enslaved to it. I think Chrome as a whole shows a remarkable design consistency and focus that Google products as a whole have not always had. I don't think that's an accident. It's a direct result of a process that uses a small group of consistent leaders, rather than endless end-user trials of everything, to make decisions."
Glen Murphy, Chrome's design lead, makes it more obvious: "We're trying to sculpt Chrome down to the perfect browser, and sometimes that means making painful consistency changes in aid of that long-term vision. While we want to minimize disruption for existing users, most people on earth haven't used Chrome, and we have to make the best and most awesome browser possible for them."
Chrome is the browser that has great default options, few settings and an interface that hasn't changed all that much over the years because it was carefully thought out and reduced to the essence. Just like the iPhone and its OS.
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That's right! McFarlane Toys will be rubbing elbows with some of the biggest names in the music industry, including the Rolling Stones, Eurythmics and Santana, as well as celebrities from the worlds of television, film and sports. The McFarlane Toys' Beatles Cartoon boxed set will be part of the official celebrity gift bag given to all 150 presenters, performers and nominees at the 33rd annual American Music Awards.
The Beatles Cartoon figures will also be on display backstage. We anticipate catfights over Ringo.
Since its debut in 1973, The American Music Awards has honored top musicians of the day as voted by the fans. Awards are presented to the favorite artists in Pop/Rock, Country, Soul/R&B, Rap/Hip-Hop, Alternative and Adult Contemporary music. The annual television special also features performances from today's hottest acts in a wide variety of musical genres. Each year, the American Music Awards also honor an artist who has made significant contributions to the world of music by presenting them with the Award of Merit. Recipients of this prestigious award include Bing Crosby, Ella Fitzgerald, Michael Jackson, Paul McCartney, Frank Sinatra, Gloria Estefan, Janet Jackson and Jon Bon Jovi.
This year's Awards will be telecast on ABC on Tuesday, November 22 at 7:00pm Central.
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Kent State University at East Liverpool's physical therapist assistant students and staff held a fundraiser to support the Cystic Fibrosis "Stick it to CF" campaign. Staying true to the campaign, the PTAT students cleverly coined their fundraiser "Stick it to the Dean." Dr. Steve Nameth, dean of the Columbiana County campuses, was a great sport and allowed students to purchase tickets in exchange for duct tape used to stick him to the wall.
Other events include:
- Cystic Fibrosis Foundation - $1,000.00 (465.00 raised, 535.00 PTA club account)
- Nign/Ludwig Family - $1500.00 (1152.00 raised [once all monies have been turned in], 348.00 PTA club account) There are still 3 boxes of candy bars left to sell.
- St. Jude's Pennython - $301.00
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Visit charming Lyngør, or see the beautiful protected landscape Hove on Tromøy. Swim in potholes and learn about the culture of the region.
In the shop of Heimdal Chokolade in Arendal, you get to see how real homemade confectionary is created. This is Norway's only home producer of chocolate.
You can stay at a city hotel by the sea or a cosy guest house rural surroundings. Or you can stay at a hostel, a family cabin or go camping.
The varied nature in the Arendal Region displays idyllic towns, beautiful countryside and quiet woods and hills.
This accordion festival on Tromøy outside of Arendal has many times been honoured as Norway's best accordion festivals by Trekkspillnytt.
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Google Squared, the service that automatically generates lists of entities and associated attributes, is now live. "Google Squared is a new way of organizing information on the Web to make it more useful and structured," explains Google.
For example, if you search for [African countries], Google Squared generates a list of countries, then it finds attributes that should be appropriate when you describe a country (capital, currency, image/map) and it tries to find values for the attributes. Google Squared shows only the first 7 results, but you can always add new results and even new attributes. Clicking on the first blank column, Google Squared suggests 5 new columns: area, religion, language, GDP and Internet users.
A search for [endangered species] returns relevant search results, although Wikipedia has a more comprehensive list.
Google Squared is good at finding palindromes from a lot of sources:
Google Squared's results aren't always great: if you search for [Motown], Google finds relevant artists like Diana Ross or Marvin Gaye, but it mixes them with songs like "Got to be there".
If you find mistakes, Google Squared lets you remove rows, columns, select alternative values for attributes and save the customized square online so you can share it with other people.
The service seems to be a clever combination between Google Sets, which creates sets of items from a few examples, and Google Q&A, which extracts facts from the web (an example: [Britney Spears' mother]). In fact, you can even start with an empty square and dynamically add items and attributes.
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Oh yeah sure, the grating and most annying voice of reason.Shasta I'll go one more higher than Tery and say that extremists on both the right and left are guilty of fear mongering as in "if you don't believe my point of view or politics, the sky is going to fall!"
I don't know how old your dad is but allow me a possible explanation. I'm 63 which makes me a baby boomer. I grew up praying in public school, climbing under my school desk in the event of a nuclear attack (a lot of good that would do :-) ) and practice evacuations to the fallout shelter. I watched the civil rights movement from the safety of my TV not really understanding the whole thing till I moved to the south (from NY) in the late sixties, early seventies.
I suppose the previous was a long winded way to say that I have seen a lot of change in my lifetime. Unfortunately, change is very scary to some people. I have had very close friends who refused to embrace computers and technology not because they weren't smart enough or capable; I opine it was simply fear or maybe denial.
America has become more diverse. I remember an advanced management class I took for a week back in 1989. One of the things we were told is that the native born, caucasian American is on the decline and in 15-20 years the person working next to us may not be a native American and English will be a second language for him/her. Boy, were they spot on.
We have also recently experienced a really bad recession, our nation is in debt, and the climate is going to hell in a hand basket. There are a lot of social issues that weren't issues 30 years ago and some of them are very devisive.
The press (name your flavor) has taken advantage of this and has both sides of many issues foaming at the mouth.
So you may have to give your dad some time to digest everything. Once the election shock wears off, he may seek an opportunity to speak to you and it may be just to rant. Consider that a debriefing of sorts because if he does rant, you will be able to read between the lines and see what his fears really are. Even if they are unreasonable to you, they may be very real to him. Hopefully the opportunity will arise where you guys can just talk.
I don't know if this was helpful or not. I have had to go through this with a few very close acquaintances. Once they settled down and realized that they were still getting up the next morning and having a cup of coffee as usual, they began to calm down. I will earnestly hope for a reconciliation.