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Will same-sex-marriage debate revive Catholic influence in France?
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We love to celebrate at Hickory Farms, and we're currently gearing up for National Pistachio Day on Feb. 26. This day is dedicated to celebrating a great-tasting and healthy nut! It originated in the Middle East, and has become a favorite of many Americans. People living Middle East call them "smiling nuts" for the way the hull splits open and looks like a grin when they're ripe.
You're sure to see grins on the faces of your family members if you make any one of the three pistachio recipes we've collected below. Try one or all of them to see which is your family's favorite!
Pistachio Shortbread is a tasty treat you can make to brighten up a wintry day. Simply add pureed pistachios to basic shortbread ingredients like flour, vanilla, sugar, salt and butter. Afterwards, just bake! After cooling, serve with or without a dollop of fruity jam on top. Mmm mmm good! And at only 70 calories a serving, it's good for your waistline too.
Make some Chicken Salad with Grains and Pistachios for a twist on a classic dish. Shred the meat from broiled chicken breasts and toss with cooked grains like quinoa, barley, farro or rice, along with some savory garden herbs. Add a few shallots and some chopped up pistachios, and then top with light vinaigrette. You can also grill the chicken breasts, but remember to remove the skin to keep it healthy.
This Poached Pear Tart with Caramelized Pistachios is a decadent treat you can make by poaching pears from our Hickory Farms Crown Comice Pear Gift Basket with a fruity red wine like Zinfandel and some orange and lemon zest. Add pistachios to a pastry cream mix, then add more nuts, sugar and water over high heat to make a caramel syrup to pour over your crust. Delicious!
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LOS ANGELES (CBSLA.com) — Law enforcement agencies across the Southland have issued a warning Tuesday for drivers who insist on driving impaired on New Year's Eve.
That message? Be prepared to pay for it.
"The average price tag for a first-time DUI is about $10,000, while in Los Angeles that costs maybe up to $15,000," said LAPD Traffic Division Capt. Maureen Ryan.
CHP Capt. Kevin Gordon tells KNX 1070's Vytas Safroncikas that all available officers will be prowling the roadways on Tuesday night in search of DUI drivers.
"There are plenty of transportation alternatives to driving drunk, such as designating a sober driver, taking a taxi, or using public transportation," Gordon said.
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Here's What They Say About Challenge Programs
Every year, between 30 and 40 groups use Challenge Education Programs. People come away from programs pumped up and ready to tackle the challenges back on campus. But don't take our word for it; below are some recent groups that requested programs, along with their goals and what they took away from their experience. See for yourself how beneficial Challenge Education can be!
Resident Assistants
GOALS: Appreciation of different styles and strengths
"I have a better idea how to work with everyone else, now." – an RA
Men's & Women's Swim Teams
GOALS: Pushing oneself within the support of the team
"What helped me go past where I wanted to stop, was the team." - a Swimmer
"We learned we all need to support everyone, not just our friends." - a Swimmer
International Club
GOALS: Fun, cooperation and patience with each other
"We learned that we need to listen better, that humor is helpful, and that persistence is key." – the Club
Prague J-term Trip Class
GOALS: Skills for managing group issues, frustrations and new cultures while traveling together
"We always remembered [on the trip] to check in and not let frustrations build." – a Student
"We established a clear foundation for sustaining our group in Prague." – Professor of History Peter Wallace
Education Class
GOALS: Confidence for student teaching
"I overcame my fear because I said I would – this is important as an educator." – an Education Student
"I felt really close as a team – everyone really did have a say and did want to succeed. I feel so much better going back to school. It's important to have that faith in others." – an Education Student
A Fraternity
GOALS: Leadership, running meetings
"We learned to communicate more concisely." – a Brother
"If we set up committees, there is more support for the work that needs to get done." – a Brother
Alpha Omicron Pi (sorority)
GOALS: Unity, respect, communication
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The chickpea plant, beautiful citrusy pods holding the bean
OK. So let's set a few things straight here. Hommous (also spelled hummus or hommos) , is not a dish, and under no circumstance should it be an ingredient of a kebab. In fact, hommous is the Lebanese and Arabic word for chickpeas. The chickpea dip known the world over is what we the Lebanese call hommous b tahini. This name tells us that the chickpea dish is made with tahini. Chickpeas are eaten fresh (green) or dried (soaked and boiled). You can also buy the canned variety, but it is much cheaper and tastier if you soak and then boil them yourself. On its own, the chickpea is quite bland, but its merit comes from its ability to carry flavours and also from its texture. This texture works perfectly when blended with another Lebanese staple, tahini.
Baleelah: boiled chickpeas, aioli (yes we have that too), cumin and pine nuts, amazing!
Now tahini holds another point of contention. The product is the same whether it is spelled tahini or tahina. The word tahini itself denotes something that has been crushed, in this case, sesame seeds. The process is similar to making peanut butter, but the sesame seeds themselves are more oily and fragrant than peanuts, and crushing them results in a paste that is essential to the Lebanese cuisine, where it is used in more ways than you can imagine.
Fatteh: boiled chickpeas, garlic, yoghurt, olive oil, pine nuts on toasted Lebanese bread
But back to chickpeas, having just returned from Lebanon, I was reminded of the versatility of the hommous bean itself and the importance it holds in our cuisine. During the trip, I had more than 10 dishes where chickpeas were a central ingredient, and at least 4 where they were pretty much the only ingredient other than the sauce and spices used alongside. I remembered how we used to buy bunches of green (fresh) chickpeas and spend hours chatting, shelling and eating. Somewhat like peas, a good green chickpea should be had within hours of being picked, otherwise it gets chalky. Of all the great recipes for chickpeas, I thought you would most benefit from making the following dish.
Hommous b Tahini (Chickpeas in Tahini Sauce) Recipe
The most common chickpea dish known to man (Indian curries aside), hummous b tahini is often murdered at the hands of chefs and home cooks alike. It is at its finest when it is super smooth, perfectly balanced with tahini and lemon juice, and with just enough garlic. A Lebanese mother would never measure the ingredients and give out a recipe, as it is made with constant tasting of the ingredients to ensure the right balance is achieved. Here is an "algorithm" for making hommous b tahini, with tips to ensure the right consistency:
1- Soak chickpeas overnight with a spoon or two of sodium bicarbonate
2- Boil the hell out of the chickpeas. You want to be able to turn it into mush by simply pressing on the grain between your index and thumb
3- Drain but keep the cooking liquid as you will need it
4- Put in a food processor with no other liquid and blend.
5- If the food processor is not blending properly, add tiny amounts of cooking water, and I mean by the tablespoon just to get it going
6- Keep blending until very smooth. If you put too much liquid, it will not get smooth enough, and remain yucky and grainy
7- Add garlic, salt and lemon juice, blend again and adjust to taste.
8- Add tahini paste (a bit at a time), blend and taste.
9- Tahini will make the dip seize up, so add a bit of cooking liquid (or lemon juice if it needs it) to loosen it all up, but not too much. It should be be thick and creamy, not liquidy in any way. Have a look at how it holds its grooves in the picture above.
10- Adjust garlic, salt and lemon juice, plate up, make a sort of well in the middle and fill it with good olive oil! Huzzah!
HI, I was just browsing your blog and very much enjoyed your stories and photos. Keep up the great work
Hi Camilla
Thanks for your encouragement. It's great to be complimented by a professional chef
Loving this blog for its interesting writing and its thoughtful photography!
SydneyCider, Have you ever grown your own chickpeas?
Thanks Lynne
I haven't grown my own chickpeas, but I've visited a farm that does grow them back in Lebanon. My recollection is not so good as I was 9 years old or so. But I grew up eating them fresh and they are great. Do you grow them?
Excellent post on our Lebanese culinary treasure.
Hello fouad !
Your Hommus is the best ever ! (I've made it today) . Thanks for this post +your Tips.
greetings from Israel .
I want to make hummos with meat but i don't know how to call it; Kano in the Syrian Foodie says to call it hummos bel awarma even though it has no awarma; I say I need to call it bel-lahmeh, since it has lahmeh, what would you call it? Kano says all the restaurants in London (lebanese) call it bel-kawarma!
.-= tasteofbeirut´s last blog ..Spaghetti with fava bean and yogurt sauce =-.
Hi Fouad, Read about you in Chanit's article. I LOVE Lebanese food so I visit my good friend Walid Talj owner of Dunyazad restaurant in Melbourne. But now I am going to check out your Hommous recipe as it tends to compete with my own! in my version I actually prepare the Tahini not using a raw one. Thank you again, Motti
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to make a truly authenic hummos bi tahini you must peel the chickpeas prior to pureeing..this can be done by submerging them in water..rubbing the skins off /let them flott to the top and discard..repeat,,,sadly this tradion is disappearing as we are all in hurry,, but it makes for a creamier,intense and easier to digest hummos..once u eat it with peeled chikpeas it will be very had to eat them unpeeled..the same process should be used for falafel making
Hi Fouad!
Always enjoy visiting your blog, the photographs,writing style and recipes.
I hope you can help me. I am going to prepare hummous b tahini from 1kg of
dry hummous. Can you please, give me a rough guide to the amount of the other
ingredients needed.
do any hommous dips have dairy in them ?
Hi Fouad
I have just stumbled on your blog. What a great read!
My parents migrated from Lebanon to Sydney in 1964, I arrived on the scene a year later so I have never been to the place of my heritage which greatly disappoints me. I would love to get there 1 day and presently planning a trip in July 2011.
I moved to Brisbane from Sydney in 1990 and have ever since craved traditional Lebanese food as there are very few Lebanese restaurants up here, as such, the existing ones tend to get away with murder in what they dish out.
I have quite a few Lebanese cookbooks which get me by and remind me of mum's home cooking. This brings much joy not only to me but to my wife, my daughters and many friends!
Whenever we're in Sydney, from the airport we make a B line to a particular Lebanese restaurant in Redfern and simply gorge ourselves akin to savages that have not eaten for days!
One area that has continually puzzled my is why restaurant Hommous b Tahini not only tastes fantastic but is very white in consistency yet, home made equivalent is tan in colour and tastes different. I have experimented with different chick peas and different tahini. I am now convinced there is another ingredient or process the professionals add that is not available in the traditional cookbooks.
My Australian wife now makes better hommous that I do!
I hope you can put me out this misery that I have carried for over 20 years!
While not one of my favorite cuisines i can appreciate many of the Lebanese delicacies. Great photo's too. Thanks for the write up.
This is one of my favorite foods of all time! For some reason, the day I thought to take a photo of it I left it a bit chunky, but I agree with you–it should be very smooth. I *especially* agree with your "just enough garlic." I get so tired of everyone–home cooks and professionals alike–overdoing the garlic in absolutely everything they make!
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[...] and parsley create a simple and delicious salad alone or together with baked vegetables or meat. Hummus or any other dip (see below) are perfect treats and easy to whip up with any fresh produce that the [...]
[...] and parsley create a simple and delicious salad alone or together with baked vegetables or meat. Hummus or any other dip (see below) are perfect treats and easy to whip up with any fresh produce that the [...]
[...] and parsley create a simple and delicious salad alone or together with baked vegetables or meat. Hummus or any other dip (see below) are perfect treats and easy to whip up with any fresh produce that [...]


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Island Estates Florida is home to the Clearwater Marine Aquarium
September 28th, 2007 Categories: Clearwater Beach Florida, Island Estates Florida, Things to do
Clearwater Beach Florida Home to Clearwater Marine Aquarium
Check out the Clearwater Marine Aquarium Tour:
Clearwater Beach Florida – Looking for fun things to do around Clearwater and Clearwater Beach Florida? Well, one of the best kept secrets around Clearwater, Florida is the Clearwater Marine Aquarium. It is here that you interact with the dolphins, stingrays, turtles, and river otters.
So, take a break visit the Clearwater Marine Aquarium- Parents can play while the kids go to Special day adventures or in the summer they can even go to a fabulous Summer Camp.
While you are here ask us how you can buy a vacation condo or home on Sand Key or Clearwater Beach either by yourself or with your friends (fractional ownership) and vacation in paradise.
Clearwater Marine Aquarium Activities
Originally wrote this article in 2007 and the Clearwater Marine Aquarium has seen a lot of changes – for the better so I included an updated video from Sept 2011 – Enjoy ;D
Here are some of the many activities offered by Clearwater Marine Aquarium:
- — Summer Camp
- — Behind the Scenes Tour
- — Eco-boat tours
- — Dolphin Encounter
- — Dolphin Photo-op
- — Dolphin Trainer for a Day
Located on Island Estates at 249 Windward Passage, Clearwater, FL 33767, this is the home for many animals rescued and rehabilitated by the stranding response team, which is one of the nations most successful. Island Estates is also a premier waterfront community and is home to over 500 waterfront homes and even more condos.
Some resident animals include Winter the Dolphin with the prosthetic tail and other Atlantic bottlenose dolphins, several species of sea turtle, sting rays, nurse sharks and North American river otters.
The Clearwater Marine Aquarium, Inc (CMA) is a non-profit 501(3)(C) dedicated to public education, research, animal assisted therapy and the rescue, rehabilitation, and release of sick or injured animals. CMA is a Florida non-profit organization.
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Rita Taylor said at September 29th, 2007 at 5:30 pm
I like your new blog so far – keep up the great work down there in Clearwater.
Chris Tesch said at September 29th, 2007 at 11:07 am
Cyndee, looks like a great public benefit to Clearwater residents and wilflife alike!
Susie Roscoe said at September 29th, 2007 at 12:06 pm
What an amazing adventure! It's not everywhere that you can interact with dolphins, stingrays and other creatures of the ocean! Excellent Information Cyndee!
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Cyndee – The Clearwater Aquarium sounds like a great resource in Florida. My son would love the photo-op with the dolphin.
Cyndee Haydon said at September 30th, 2007 at 2:12 pm
Chris – it's provides a great service to our community and to our marine animals.
Susie – We need to go some day!! Can you say lumch at the beach?
Rita – thanks for your support – we're working on all the pretty pieces – it's coming soon!!
Ashley – my boys love it too – lots of hands on stuff since it's also a research and rescue aquarium.
Cyndee Haydon said at October 2nd, 2007 at 2:21 pm
Thanks for all the other comments and for stopping by – I hope you get to visit the Clearwater Marine Aquarium sometime, I think you'll love it.
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Kenyon Butterfield was born on June 11, 1868, in Lapeer, Michigan. He received a B.S. as the head of his class from Michigan Agricultural College . From 1892 to 1896, he served as editor to the Michigan Grange Visitor. From 1895 to 1899, he served as superintendent to the Michigan Farmers' Institute and as field agent for the Michigan Agricultural College. In 1902 he received an A.M. degree from the University of Michigan, where he was appointed Instructor in Rural Sociology.
In 1903, Butterfield accepted the position of president of Rhode Island College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts, following the abrupt departure of John Washburn, its first president. He served as President from 1903 to 1906. A president who understood the value of public relations, Butterfield ambitiously began a campaign of introducing the College to rural Rhode Island. However, his efforts to convince Andrew Carnegie to fund a library for the College met with disappointment, as did his hopes for the agricultural character of the College. In January of 1906, Butterfield announced to the Board of Managers that he would accept the Presidency of the Massachusetts Agricultural College. Butterfield's interests lay more in developing the agricultural side of the College and in 1906 it was becoming clear that the Rhode Island College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts' strength lay not in its agricultural program. Of the seventeen students entering the College in 1905 only two decided upon agricultural careers.
Butterfield served as President of Massachusetts Agricultural College from 1906 to 1924. During his presidency he also served on the Commission for the Study of Agricultural Credits and Cooperation in Europe (appointed by President Woodrow Wilson in 1913), as chairman for the Massachusetts Food Supply Commission (1917), as a member of the U.S. Army Education Commission, and as Education Director of the American Expeditionary Forces from 1918-1919. In 1919, he organized the World Agricultural Council and American Country Life Association. He was given an honorary LL.D. from Rhode Island State College in 1921.
In 1924, Butterfield left the Massachusetts Agricultural College to become President of Michigan Agricultural College. He served for four years until 1928, when he retired to New Jersey. He published nine books on rural problems in the United States, India, China, and Asia. He died in New Jersey on November 26, 1935.
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Little exists in the Archives of the records generated by the Butterfield administration. The Records of the Board of Managers, RG#120a, during Butterfield's tenure provide more information on the administration of the College. The .25 linear feet of records consist of copies of the program for Butterfield's inauguration as President of Massachusetts Agricultural College, several publications by Butterfield, and a folder containing correspondence with James Bertram, secretary to Andrew Carnegie concerning the funding of the Library.
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Scott Horton Interviews Tom Engelhardt
Tom Engelhardt, editor of TomDispatch and of The World According to TomDispatch, chronicles the failures of the Bush Administration and their misguided faith in the dark side of force, the state of complete catastrophe inside Afghanistan and on its border with Pakistan, the precarious situation in Iraq, Bush's failure to get Iran to stop enriching Uranium (his standard), how U.S. policy has benefited Hamas and Hezbollah, the worst crisis on earth: the U.S.-caused war in Somalia and the rise of much more radical forces there than those whose power the invasion was meant to thwart.
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An editor in publishing for the last 25 years, Tom Engelhardt is the author of The End of Victory Culture, a history of American triumphalism in the Cold War era, now out in a revised edition with a new preface and afterword, and Mission Unaccomplished, Tomdispatch Interviews with American Iconoclasts and Dissenters. He is at present consulting editor for Metropolitan Books, a fellow of the Nation Institute, and a teaching fellow at the journalism school of the University of California, Berkeley. Visit his Web site.
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Bush and his gang should be arrested on leaving office and tried for treason-lies to initiate a war, kidnapping, torture, destroing Bill of Rights. If not, hopefulle he and the gang can´t leave the country without being arrested and tried for WAR CRIMES.
Commonly proclaimed. Rarely achieved.
If Bush is such a stupid monster, how come that he has been elected twice into office and still got over 20% of Americans' support today? What does it say about the American "democracy?"
If Congress refuses to hold the Executive Branch accountable for its multiple abuses of power, the next
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more erosion of our civil rights and our civil liberties are the inevitable consequences of an unchecked
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■ IRAQ: Bush Administration officials have collectively told hundreds of lies about the run-up to our invasion
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■ ILLEGAL SPYING ON AMERICAN CITIZENS: Whatever changes Congress makes now to FISA, it
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■ TORTURE: Before the passing of the Military Commissions Act, torture was illegal in this country. The torture
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Points One Should Note When Purchasing Sun Tanning Lotion
Sun tanning lotion is mostly used by individuals who are not blessed with a natural bronze skin. This product is usually meant for health purposes apart from enhancing beauty to the user. Nevertheless, you have to put some considerations in mind before you opt to buy a sun tanning lotion.
The complexity of your skin is the first main point that you have to consider. This is because you have to purchase a sun tanning lotion that blends with the complexity of your skin. This way you will have a uniform and even skin tone. Avoid any sun tanning lotion that has skin lightening ingredients. This is because it can lead to nonuniform skin complexion.
It is also important that you check the ingredients used to make the lotions. A sun tanning lotion of good quality should have a composition of the following ingredients, vitamin E, cooper and moisturizer. This will ensure that the product serve its purposes efficiently in the body.
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NASA hopes to try again to launch a "flying saucer" into Earth's atmosphere to test Mars mission technology after losing the chance because of bad weather.
The space agency is working with the U.S. Navy on the Hawaiian island of Kauai to see if it can get the experimental flight off the ground in late June.
NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory project manager Mark Adler says winds spoiled every launch opportunity. Winds must be calm for a helium balloon to carry the disc-shaped vehicle over the Pacific so it doesn't stray into no-fly zones.
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Spinach with Pine Nuts and Raisins
- 2 1/2 pounds spinach
- 2 to 3 tablespoons olive oil
- 2 small yellow onions or 6 green onions, minced
- 4 tablespoons raisins, plumped in hot water and drained
- 4 tablespoons pine nuts, toasted
- Salt and freshly ground pepper to taste
Rinse the spinach well and remove the stems. Place in a large saut� pan with only the rinsing water clinging to the leaves. Cook over medium heat, turning as needed until wilted, just a few minutes. Drain well and set aside. Add the olive oil to the now-empty pan and place over medium heat. Add the onions and saut� until tender, about 8 minutes. Add the spinach, raisins, and pine nuts and saut� briefly to warm through. Season with salt and pepper and serve warm or at room temperature.
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Anderson County Planning Commission tables subdivision, approves three others
After listening to residents' concerns, the Anderson County Planning Commission on Tuesday tabled consideration of a proposed subdivision at S.C. 86 and Old Williamston Road.
The development, known as Kings Crossing, would combine 109 single-family homes and 83 multifamily units on 60 acres across from the Budweiser distribution plant on S.C. 86.
A public hearing on the project will take place at the Planning Commission meeting on Oct. 9.
Diane Boiter, who lives in the 200 block of Old Williamston Road, said neighboring residents have a lot of questions about the project.
"This is so inconsistent with the area," she said. "There are a lot of concerns that this is going to change a lot of the neighborhood and affect a lot of lives and our community."
Resident Beth Jennings wondered how the new development would impact the already- overcrowded Wren school area of Williamston-based Anderson School District 1.
"I was pleased it was not a commercial project, but I also don't think multi-family housing fits in with the area," she said.
Commissioner Wes Hulsey noted the subdivision would be built in his district.
"The Wren school district is stressed," Mr. Hulsey said. "That doesn't necessarily come into play with our decision, but it's something commission members can keep in mind."
Last month, the commission voted 4-2, with Russ Vickery and Rusty Garrett opposing, to deny approval of the proposed development because developer Jeff Skeris was not present to answer questions. The subdivision is expected to generate 1,754 new trips a day.
Mr. Skeris said the subdivision would include single-family homes in the $200,000 to $280,000 range and townhouses priced around $130,000. The property was appealing, he said, because of its location next to Interstate 85.
"It's not often you see parcels like this come available. There are not many left in this area," he said. "From a density standpoint, that's what made this attractive to us."
In other action, the commission gave preliminary approval to three other proposed developments:
- Five Forks Road subdivision, eight lots on 58 acres.
- The Landing, at S.C. 243 and Slaton Road, 36 lots on 27.5 acres. The subdivision is expected to generate 360 new trips a day on roads.
- Windemere, Cathey Road, 31 lots on 22 acres. The acreage is zoned R-20, single-family residential, 20,000-square-foot lots.
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I had the wonderful privilege of working alongside Dave at CJOX, Grand Bank and CJCN, Grand Falls back in the sixties. He was a consumate professional and helpful colleague. My sincere sympathies to all his family members.
My heartfelt condolences go to you, Barb, and your sons and family. I learned a great deal from Dave while we worked together at VOCM - things that served me well, even beyond broadcasting. I remember him fondly and miss him sadly. May peace be with you all.Vanessa PikeBruderheim, Alberta
My sincere condolences.I was very saddened to hear about my old friend's passing. While we havent seen much of each other in the past few years . I have fond memories of our chats about the "band days'.I will miss him,Tim Chalker
Barb & Family,We are so sorry to hear of Dave's passing. Please accept oursincere condolences. Please know he is at peace and in a betterplace, where, please God, we will all meet again.
To Barb and Family. I was very sorry to hear of Dave's Passing.Apart from working with Dave at CJON, we were also friends who as kids played together . I also remember fondly his dear Mom and Dad. I guess I will always remember Dave doing the "Letters to Santa" at CJON, and how much he enjoyed it.Our thoughts and prayers are with the family at this most difficult time.
To the Wheeler family, my condolences on Dave's passing. While I had some dealings with Dave at VOCM when I was Director of Water Safety with the Canadian Red Cross, he and I were school friends and have known one another for a long time. He was well liked and known in the community. My thoughts and prayers are with you in this time of sorrow.
To Dave's family,I worked with Dave at VOCM and I will remember him with great fondness. Dave was a very generous soul. He could always be counted on. He gave me many rides home from work in his LADA when I lived on St. Laurent Street in St. John's. His stories were memorable. He always talked very fondly about his boys and the music/broadcasting business. Dave ...you were one of the greats and I will cherish the times we worked together. Fly with the angels my friend.
Sincere sympathy on the loss of your dear David. Your loving family will all miss his pleasant nature and I'm sure many happy memories will be shared. Our condolences.Rosemary and Gordon
Barb and family - Dave was aa very special cousin to all of us. His memory will live on. Roseanne, Alex and family, Kitchener, Ontario.
Hi Barb,It was with great shock & sadness we learned of Dave's passing .I have so many pleasant memories of him ; visits to your home & walks to the ocean & chats about anything you might want to mention to him. As we all know he had a great gift of the gab !!Some of my fondest memories were visits to his prided basement !It's been a long time since I talked to him last but since we opened the store on Water St our lives have become incredibly busy . I wish I had known he was in the hospital . It would have been easier to get there for a few minutes since it was so much closer . Sadly that opportunity has passed .Suffice to say I was very very fond of him & it makes me very sad to know that he is gone .Marilyn & I hope that you & your family will recover quickly from this loss & that your hurt & sorrow will fade quickly.God blessRandell & Marilyn
Dear Barbara my thought and prayers are for you and the boys words can't express how I feel David will live forever in our memories
I was sad to hear of David's passing I have very found memories of David when I was young and I liked to visit him when I went home on holidays. He was like a third brother to me I will miss him.
My condolences to Barbara, family and friends on the passing of a great and cheerful soul, Dave Wheeler, my long ago friend in Gander, who I had the privilege of making music with all those years ago. Dave never failed to give to his many friends the ultimate gift, the gift of laughter.
A long time ago we learned how to play rock n roll together I will not forget him.
Barb and family,You and the boys are in my thoughts. I was so sorry to hear of Dave's passing and.I hope all the happy memories you hold in your hearts help you through this difficult time.
I have great memories of Dave on our family visits from Corner Brook to St. John's many summers ago. Condolences to Barb and family on your untimely loss. He will be missed by all of us.
So sorry to hear about Dave. We were buddies in Gander in the old band days and I remember vividly the Fender Stratocaster he played -- one of the first in Gander. Although we hadn't kept in touch I have fond memories of a great guy.
Our thoughts are with you now and as you travel through these difficult times.
Sorry to hear of the passing of Mr. Wheeler. Please accept my condolences.
I had the honor of working with Dave for many years and it was always a pleasure to spend time together when we crossed paths. David was a Giant voice and Personality in the industry and I will miss Him. My Condolances to Barbara and the Family. ..Be at Peace with God old Friend Sincerely Mack Barfoot
I am devestated to hear of the passing of a dear friend, colleague and mentor. Dave was an extraordinary broadcaster, and taught me a lot over the years. He also loved Newfoundland and Newfoundland history and we often spent many hours discussing issues from the past. I will treasure the books and items he gave me. He will be sadly missed and dearly remembered.
Although it's difficult today to see beyond the sorrow, may looking back in memory help comfort you tomorrow.My thoughts and prayers are with you and the family.
Mrs. Wheeler, Chris, Glenn & Michael please accept my condolences for your loss. I have many good memories of Dave over the years. My thoughts are with you during this difficult time.Sincerely,Kelly Martin & Family
I know I am late sending this but I do want to send the family my heartfelt sadness at your loss. I spent many years working with "Wheels" and he taught me so much over the course of that time. He was kind, giving and very easy going. I will miss him as I know the rest of the broadcast world will miss him. He is a great loss. Kelly DoironFort St. John, BC
At VOCM we call called Dave "Wheels"; I still don't know why but it seemed to be appropriate. Everybody liked Wheels. He was a kind-hearted, wonderful human being. For years after he semi-retired, Dave still did voice-overs for a number of clients of mine; "soft-sell" was one of his specialities. I also recall chatty, sunny visits with him and his family at his home in Torbay.
Dear Barb, Glenn, Chris, Michael, and Mrs. Rolls,Our sincere sympathies at this sad time with both my Mom and my cousin, David passing away in the same week. I have wonderful memories of David - his wonderful, always present smile, his sense of humour, his golden voice, and his love for music. He let me tag after him constantly as a teenager visiting in Gander, playing the guitar for me, taking me everywhere. He was my hero. He was always so brave, and so kind and considerate. He will truly be missed.
Dear Barbara,Our prayers and thoughts are with you and the boys during this difficult time.Take care and God Bless... Jeannie and Smitty
To the wheeler family.....I'm so sorry to hear about your loss. Dave was an excellent broadcaster and entertainer on the radio. As a young boy and teenager, I grew up listerning to VOCM always being on in the background. Dave was always their doing what he did best - chatting up a storm in between songs, commercials and newscasts. He was a pleasure to listen to and was a master of music and entertaining the listener. His voice was very distinguishable and always caught my ear. Dave will be missed. He touched the hearts of many Newfoundlanders and Labradorians. Take care!
To Barbara and family and Daphne,Please accept our coldences on the unexpected passing of Dave. Being in Florida we were kept informed on his medical condition by your good friends, Don and Shirley. Dave will now have the pleasure of performing his Elvis renditions to a new and lasting audience. We wish you and yours peace and courage during this sad time.
Barb, Chris, Michael and Glenn,I was so saddened to hear of Dave's passing, I know he had experienced many challanges with his health for some time. I am currently out of the country, but if all goes well I should be home late Sunday night. Will try to see you all at the service on Mon. You are in my thoughts and prayers during this most difficult time.With Many Fond Memories,Ian
Remembering David and his fabulous sense of humour, sitting in the living room and listening to him tell wonderful stories of Newfoundland , his kindness, generosity and great smile. We were lucky to have known him. We are thinking of you all.
Barb ,So sorry to hear about Dave my thoughts and prayers are with you Gertie
To Barbara & familyGrowing up in Gander, being the same age & attending the same schools I was saddened to learn of your loss of husband & father Dave. May you always have those memories to cherish & comfort you at this time. My thoughts are with you at this time. Sincerest of condolences.Gerard
To Barb and family,I have fond memories of working with Dave in Grand Falls and visiting you and babysitting in Bishops Falls.Please accept my condolences. Kindest regards,Geoff
Barb:Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family at this sad time.
I worked with Dave at CJON almost 40 years ago and I am very saddened by his passing. We got along very well, even though I was there for a relatively short time before returning to Ontario. We had a nice conversation many years later and reminisced about the good old days including Santa Claus etc. And what a voice! My sincere condolences go out to the entire family.
really sorry to hear about your loss i have fond memories of dave and the whole family.My prayers and toughs are with your family. God bless u.
Dave told a lot of fascinating stories around the station when we worked together years ago. He will be fondly remembered.
To Barb and family, he was a great friend and co-worker, I'm so sorry for your loss. Wish i was closer so i could be there with you. I take comfort in the memories of the fun and laughter we shared."Grog"
Barb, Chris, Michael and Glenn, Chris and I were so shocked by the news of Dave's passing. We have so many wonderful memories of the time we have spent together. We are so sorry for your loss. Please accept our sincerest condolences.
I worked with Dave in 1977, I am sorry to hear of his passing. I deeply express my sympathy
Dear Wheeler family, I cannot tell you how shocked and saddened we were to learn of David's passing. Many fond and happy memories surface for me as I remember the times we all spent together as I was growing up. I was always so struck by David's zest and love of life. I will always remember him for his wonderful and generous personality, and for the wonderful, true and enduring friendship to my father....friendships like that do not come along everyday. I am so thankful they experienced that together.You are in our thoughts and prayers.
Sending a gentle hug your way,To comfort you,And to let you knowthat you're on my mind and in my heart today and always .... Dave was a lovely man and will be missed by all who knew him .
I worked with Dave at CJON. When I first entered broadcasting Dave was so willing to help. He was a great friend and a coach. Daves contributions to the media will never be forgotten by those of us who worked with him. A man with a golden velvet voice. Life is so much better for having met and known Dave.
So sorry to hear of Dave's passing. As a career broadcaster I always appreciated Dave's talent and his ability to connect with his audience. A rare gift. He will be missed!
To the family of Dave Wheeler (affectionately known as "Wheels"), I worked at VOCM for 8 years while Dave was there and was saddened to hear of his passing. I hope your memories of all the times you shared together give you comfort in the days ahead.
So sorry to hear of Dave's passing. Although we did not have a lot of time with Dave, he left a lasting impression on us. Our thoughts are with you, Barbara and we look forward to seeing you soon.
To my cousins family wife and children... was very sorry to hear about dave passing away.. i often visited aunt marys on mayor avenue in my younger days and really was so proud to hear my cousin on radio as abroadcaster for vocm.. time sure passes by and we wonder why god took away somebody so young... its sad... live in the special memories of dave and he will always be with you special and sincerest condolences to all the extended family barb and aunt nan gladney and all daves cousins may his soul rest in eternal peace betty jr, kit ont
Barb, we are very sorry to hear about Dave. Bert and I have good memories of you and Dave when you were in Botwood and Grand Falls. Our prayers are with you and your family.
Sad to hear of Dave's passing. I knew him from Grand Falls and, coincidentaly, I borrowed his rifle the last time I went moose hunting. That was many years ago. Really nice guy.I don't know if my brother Bert knows of Dave's passing but they were friends as well in Grand Falls and I pass along his condolences.
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Capitol repair goes to voters
The House Appropriations and Budget Committee passed a measure Wednesday that would let voters decide whether the state should seek a $200 million bond issue to repair the Capitol. Rep. Jeff Hickman, R-Fairview, the author of House Joint Resolution 1033, said the proposed bond issue is similar to a package the House took up and defeated last year 77-15. The bond issue would repair and restore the Capitol and repair other buildings in the Capitol complex. The committee passed it 15-3; it now goes to the House Calendar Committee, which will decide if it gets a hearing in the House.
OETA funding
may be reduced
A measure that would gradually reduce the amount appropriated to the Oklahoma Educational Television Authority won approval Wednesday night by the House Appropriations and Budget Committee. House Bill 2218, by Rep. Tom Newell, R-Seminole, would reduce appropriations each fiscal year until June 30, 2020, when the authority would receive no direct appropriation from the Legislature. The authority will be free to raise money through other methods. HB 2218 passed 13-5; it now goes to the House Calendar Committee.
School weapons bill passes panel
The House Public Safety Committee passed a bill Wednesday that would allow a person with an Oklahoma handgun permit to carry a firearm on private elementary or private secondary school property if a policy has been adopted by the private school. House Bill 1622, by Rep. Sally Kern, R-Oklahoma City, also would lower the penalty for carrying a firearm on school property from a felony to a misdemeanor with a fine not to exceed $250. HB 1622 passed 12-0. It now goes to the House Calendar Committee.
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Expectations for Blackmon this year?
Despite reports that Blackmon looked lost, I think he's been okay against decent competition in the 2 games he has played. 8 catches 120 yards in about 5 quarters with Gabbert.
With Robinson almost certainly headed to be a bust, Blackmon is most likely to get a hell of a lot of targets. Never really liked robinson and felt they overpaid for him. But as a #2 he might be ok, might.
60 receptions with 850 yards wouldn't surprise me at all.
I'm guessing he gets about 700 - 800 yards. Gabbert targeted him a lot in Baltimore the other night.
About right. 800 yards and 6 touchdowns would be my guess. That wouldn't be bad for someone playing with the worst starting QB in the league.
70 receptions, 1154 yards, 8 TD
I'll go 70/870/5, and a pedestrian season from Gabbert which would be worlds better than what we saw last year.
I think 60, 800, 5 sounds about right.
I'm right in that 800 yards 6-8 TD range as well, but I wouldn't be shocked to see him blow past that if he is their only legit wideout. I could easily see him being force fed some passes.
If Blackmon is healthy all season I think he gets over 1000 yards receiving. He's going to be Gabbert's first, second and third read on every pass play.
And Blackmon has a QB with a gun slinging him the football, not the case with AJ Green who would have had more opportunities to make plays if he had a more physically gifted QB.
i could see him putting up 8-10 TDs honestly even with gabbert being terrible he could get that. The dude is a nightmare to cover and has looked good so far. Mike Williams-like rookie season is possible
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s Your Child Ready to Start Reading?
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All children are alike in that they all want to become readers, eager to open that important door to independent learning.
Children are different when it comes to the when, why, how, and what works best when it comes to reading.
By understanding and knowing how to work with these differences, parents can prepare the proper and most direct road to reading proficiency and ensure that your child has a lifelong enjoyment of the skill.
Is It Time?
Your six month-old baby didn't show any signs of possessing the preliminary skills necessary to put on their shoes, so you didn't waste time and energy trying to teach them how.
Instead, you patiently helped them gain the coordination and waited until they had a good chance to succeed before showing them how to do this themselves, right?
Well, the same principle applies when determining if your child is
ready to start learning to read
The age at which a child is ready to read can vary dramatically.
Children can start from the age of three years old on up to eleven years old and beyond, but generally reading occurs between the age of four and ten years old.
The age of readiness or desire to read can be easily determined by paying attention to the clues that children freely provide.
Here are
some signs
of reading readiness:
Your child pretends to read
Your child maintains phonemic awareness or knows the sounds that letters make.
You notice your child takes interest in the environments written words on street signs, cereal boxes, TV, magazines, flyers, books, etc.
Your child looks at pictures and tells a story or repeats a known story in her own words
If your child can add the missing word to an incomplete sentence presented orally
If they can define or give the meaning of simple words
If they use left to-right progression
If they can pronounce their own first and last names
If they can print their name
Why Would a Child Want to Read?
As an adult, you most likely would not spend hours trying to learn something that you have no interest in simply because someone told you that you "have to" learn it, right?
Children are no different.
This is why it is very important that we help children find reasons why they should learn to read.
Most children will quickly learn how to read once they find a good reason to do so.
Maybe your child desires to hear more stories than you could possibly find time to read to them.
Or maybe they want to learn how to play a game, or use the computer.
What ever it is, helping your child find reasons to read is just as important as the reading itself.
Be sure to provide daily examples of the many motivations to
begin reading
Talk with your child about why you are reading and explain to them the opportunities that await them when they can read.
Give them examples:
To understand how to play a new game (learning how-to)
To learn more about the ocean (a way to get information and news)
To write a letter to Grandma (personal communication)
To be able to read great stories (enjoyment)
How can you help them to read?
It has long been debated which approach is best to use when teaching a child to read.
Some educator's stand strongly by the Phonics approach and others use the language approach.
This "Battle" can be put to rest with the results of two decades of research on the "Best Way to Learn How to Read", funded by the National Institute of Health.
Researchers at the National Institute of Health discovered that there are three important aspects of reading.
Part 1: Phonemic awareness, or learning the individual sounds that constitute a language, for example, "buh" as the sound of "b"
Part 2: Phonics, or the letter-sound relationships available in the language
Part 3: Exposure to the meaning of the written word by reading to the child as well as having the child begin to read independently
All three of these parts are very important building blocks when teaching a child to read as each piece is necessary to support the next.
With phonemic awareness as the first building block (Part 1), a child can begin to piece together words in books. Add a helpful person by their side and they will begin to ask questions, which lets you know that they are at the "phonics phase" (Part 1).
Now is the time to point out important clues, such as how letter sounds blend, how an "e" at the end of a word changes a vowel sound from short to long, or how some consonants have more than one sound.
You can also show them upper and lower case letters.
It is also important at this time to show them the eighteen frequently used words best learned by sight.
Remember, through it all keep reading to your child to include exposure to meaning, the equally important (Part 3).
Here are
some helpful tips
to get your child interested in reading:
Read aloud to your child from books, but also mail, instruction booklets, grocery lists, etc. (and don't stop even when your child can read independently!)
Take turns "drawing" a letter on each other's back with your fingers; guess what it is, tell them what sound it makes
Encourage hands-on play with magnetic letters and sponge letters in bath; sound out the nonsense words your child creates with them
Show them how fun it is to trace letters with crayons or colored pencils
Cut out letters from different types of paper; make some "ABC"
craft projects
Play word games like Hangman, Junior Scrabble, Boggle, ABC Bingo,
word searches
, or make up you own game asking them: "What begins with 'buh?" or "What ends with 'guh?"
Write a single letter on some Post-It notes and make it into a game having your child stick them on everything beginning with that letter
Pick a "sight word of the day," then have your child call it out every time you find it in a story
Leave fun engaging looking books around the house and car for your child to find and pick up
Provide a quiet period when you both get you favorite book and go off to read alone
Get cozy! Or make it an adventure for them.
Read to them at night under a blanket with a flashlight, or read them a adventure story outside in a play tent.
What are some great products to get started with?
Maintaining interest and encouraging practice is very important, as your child needs plenty of opportunity to read whatever captures their attention, be it comic books, Dr. Seuss, or the newspaper's sports page.
Get your child their very own library card and visit the library weekly, allowing them to choose their own books, supplemented by others you pick out.
Order a kids magazine subscription or get them a reading game.
Make sure whatever they are reading is at the appropriate reading level to ensure success and reduce frustration. Continue to read aloud to them, reading more difficult things as this will help to progressively stretch their vocabulary.
Sustained practice allows your child to hone their reading skills, and your interest in what they independently read provides encouragement.
Ask them about what's happening in the story or ask them to tell you about their favorite part in the story.
Not only will this allow you to gauge comprehension and answer questions that they may have, it gives the child confidence knowing that you are interested and excited about their new-found skill.
One truly amazing program that we have found that incorporates all aspects necessary to get your child reading is
ClickN' READ Phonics
This online beginning reading program is designed for children as young as 4 years old and teaches the complete K-3rd grade phonics curriculum taught at USA public schools.
It's great for children who are learning to read English for the first time, those who are struggling with reading as well as children with learning disabilities.
This program actually simulates live reading classroom instruction.
The onscreen instructor speaks to the child exactly like an expert reading teacher would in a classroom setting.
The lessons are taught in colorful interactive space themed classrooms by a lovable Disney-Style animated Dog named ClickN' KID, who keeps the kids entertained as they learn to read, making learning to read fun.
This program is also extremely easy to use, so easy that children can use the program all by themselves.
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Our economists engage in scholarly research and policy-oriented analysis on a wide range of important issues.
The Outreach & Education function engages, empowers and educates the public in the Second District. Our outreach mission furthers the Bank's commitment to the region by listening to the communities we serve and developing programs, analysis and sponsored conferences and clinics to help meet their needs. Our education mission aims to advance public knowledge about the Federal Reserve System and its role in the economy.
October 31, 2001
Below is a revised list of the primary dealers that report weekly to the Securities Reports Division of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York.
The latest list reflects the following change(s):
Effective October 31, 2001, SG Cowen Securities Corporation has withdrawn its name from the list of primary dealers.
List of the Primary Government Securities Dealers Reporting to the Securities Reports Division of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York
ABN AMRO Incorporated
BMO Nesbitt Burns Corp.
BNP Paribas Securities Corp.
Banc of America Securities LLC
Banc One Capital Markets, Inc.
Barclays Capital Inc.
Bear, Stearns & Co., Inc.
CIBC World Markets Corp.
Credit Suisse First Boston Corporation
Daiwa Securities America Inc.
Deutsche Banc Alex. Brown Inc.
Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein Securities LLC.
Fuji Securities Inc.
Goldman, Sachs & Co.
Greenwich Capital Markets, Inc.
HSBC Securities (USA) Inc.
J. P. Morgan Securities, Inc.
Lehman Brothers Inc.
Merrill Lynch Government Securities Inc.
Morgan Stanley & Co. Incorporated
Nomura Securities International, Inc.
Salomon Smith Barney Inc.
UBS Warburg LLC.
Zions First National BankNOTE: This list has been compiled and made available for statistical purposes only and has no significance with respect to other relationships between dealers and the Federal Reserve Bank of New York. Qualification for the reporting list is based on the achievement and maintenance of the standards outlined in the Federal Reserve Bank of New York's memorandum of January 22, 1992.
Securities Reports Division
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
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An item for those who haven't had their fill of Miley or the Jo Bros
Admit it ... you're obsessed with the Jonas Brothers (known in the tween world as the Jo Bros) and Miley Cyrus (known in the tween world as -- Miley Cyrus). You wake up in Hannah Montana pajamas, you eat your cereal with your Miley Cyrus spoon, and you make sure you have safe sex with your Jo Bros' IUD. But, you need more to satisfy your craving for Disneyfied bubblegum rock and pop. Thing is, you fear that you have exhausted all of your resources.
Have some faith, slightly creepy one. Fact of the matter is the Disney Channel is watching your back. Starting at 5:30 pm tonight, the network will be premiering the Jonas Brothers' newest video, as well as Miley's first video from her new Hannah Montana movie. If that weren't enough to sustain you, Disney will be broadcasting the Kids Inaugural: We Are the Future concert, which will feature not only the Jo Bros and Miley, but Demi Lovato and Bow Wow (no longer 'Little').
See? Everything will be okay. Now you can get dressed in your High School Musical pants suit and head out to your job as CEO of a multi-billion dollar company.
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The Lost Nomads are a middle eastern music ensemble playing traditional and modern music from Turkey, Armenia, Macedonia, and beyond. They have played at a number of venues around central North Carolina including museums, haflas, and festivals. Their music is also featured on the bellydance instructional DVDs "Foundations of Raqs Sharqi: Technique and Isolations for Belly Dance Level 1" and "Fabulous FanveilZZ Volume 2".


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Once called the 8th 1/2 Wonder of the World, Colonel Walter's Steam Powered Robots are a technological marvel that has astounded the world for generations!
Created in 1896 by Colonel P. A. Walter I, these robots still run off their original steam powered engines and artificial intelligence. But you'll find no generic boilers or clockwork brains in these robots! How their steam-driven power supplies function is a secret that the Walter family holds close, and those who have tried have ultimately met disastrous outcomes.
Today the robots are all refurbished with better plating, rubber buffers, and hydraulic tubing. New parts have replaced any old ones that have worn and torn over the centuries, but the robots all retain their original chassis, and are vintage relics of unmatched engineering.
Of all the Walter robots the most popular are the ones who currently perform in the band Steam Powered Giraffe, whose namesake comes from Walter's first robot, a giant mechanical giraffe.
Part of the reason the robots have not received many chassis or system overhauls over the years is a lack of funding. The amount of money that goes into the up keep the robots alone is a fortune!
The fact that these miracle machines are still running to this day is a testament to their brilliant conception. Hopefully they will be running for years to come and will be enjoyed by many more generations...
The robots release their third studio album, entitled: "MK III."
Peter Walter VI succeeds in repairing a tear in the fabric of space and time, but ends up in a disfiguring implosion of blue matter energy. He recovers quickly from the accident, but the extent of his injuries are not released.
A mechanical baby giraffe is discovered in the Walter Workshop's archives. It can talk. A lot.
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Author Archives: Matthew Cretul
Jamie McCloskey: keeping athletes on track at UF
Overseeing the academic success of athletes at the University of Florida is no easy task. Florida's 89.1, WUFT-FM's Matthew Cretul has this profile of one of the key men behind the scenes of UF's athletic program.
Remembering Pearl Harbor
Tuesday, December 7th, is the 69th anniversary of the attack on Pearl Harbor. WUFT'FM's Matthew Cretul has more on what North Central Florida did over the weekend to remember December 7th, 1941.
Proposed livestock thinning plan on Paynes Prairie draws large crowd
Paynes Prairie Preserve State Park hosted a public meeting last night at the Doyle Conner Building in Gainesville. As WUFT's Matthew Cretul reports, at the heart of the meeting was the proposed management plan of livestock currently living within the […]
Gainesville residents express what they're thankful for
Thanksgiving means different things to different people here in Alachua County. Florida's 89.1 WUFT-FM's Matthew Cretul and Courtenay Tucker set out to find out just what people are thankful for
Gators give back to Gainesville
The University of Florida football team may have played their last game in the Swamp on Saturday versus Appalachian State, but Head Coach Urban Meyer called an audible and had his players line up one more time in Gainesville. In all, Coach Meyer and his players filled over 500 bags for homeless and needy families in Gainesville. In addition to provisions, each bag was topped off with an orange Gator shirt.
Sizing up the Gator basketball teams
When the Gator basketball teams take the court this season, there will be the usual freshmen making their collegiate debut in the orange and blue. Both the mens' and womens' rosters feature freshmen from all around the world. WUFT-FM's Matthew […]
Remembering the "Alligator Man" Harold Nugent
Services were held yesterday for Harold Nugent at Holy Trinity Episcopal Church in Gainesville. Mr. Nugent was better known as the "Alligator Man" to the thousands of school children he visited around the state as part of a joint effort […]
Recent football player stalking case brings attention to domestic violence issues
It seems each day we're faced with another high profile relationship ending in divorce, namecalling, or worse, domestic abuse. Member station 89.1 WUFT's Matthew Cretul shows us that while the cases may seem unique, they all share a common bond.


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From Idea to Marketplace: Students Unveil Products
The first budding entrepreneurs to emerge from the Mason Innovation Lab presented their new products and services at Patriot Demo Day 1.0 on Friday, August 1, in Enterprise Hall, Room 278.
The event, which also featured as panelists George Mason University alumni who now operate their own successful businesses, ran from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m.
The ventures of the lab's students ran the gamut: gourmet tea, mobile device accessories, computer equipment to assist children with autism, a valet parking service on college campuses, a social media marketing firm and others.
"It's undergrad, it's graduate students, it's alumni, it's people with full-time jobs, part-time jobs―it's a lot of what we hoped for and hypothesized might happen," says David J. Miller, the lab's director. "We're happy. We've seen some good things. We've seen success from students in liberal arts, humanities and social sciences, and engineering students as well as business students."
The lab, which opened this summer in the School of Business, helps current and former George Mason students pursue their ideas by providing work space, mentorship and stipends to support projects from the idea stage through the operational stage.
The lab hosted 11 teams for its inaugural session this summer. The students that presented on Friday had the opportunity to demonstrate their products for business professionals in attendance and also receive feedback from three former Mason students who created their own companies.
Raymond Rahbar, BS Finance '04, is the founder and CEO of UberOffices, a company that leases co-working office space around the Washington, D.C., area. Carla Valdes, BA Communication '10, is the founder of Handpressions, a digital gift and keepsake business. Brandon Labman is the CEO of Responsible Outgoing College Students (ROCS), a staffing and recruiting services company that he co-founded when he was a Mason freshman.
"They're all meant to be role models," Miller says. "Here are all these people under 35 who have done pretty good things in a short period of time."
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County sheriff suffers mild heart attack
Ventura County Sheriff Geoff Dean suffered a mild heart attack Wednesday in Sacramento and was recovering, officials said.
Dean, 56, was in Sacramento on business when he had the heart attack and was taken to a hospital, said Ventura County Sheriff's Office Sgt. Eric Buschow.
Dean had a procedure to alleviate a clogged artery and was recovering, Buschow said.
He was expected to return to Ventura County in the next few days. When he will be able to return to work was unknown.
"Right now, we're just focusing on him and his family," said Buschow, who was on his way to Sacramento with Dean's wife.
"At this point, he is doing quite well."
Buschow said he was not aware of Dean having previous heart conditions or issues and said he had not had a heart attack before Wednesday.
Dean was sworn in as Ventura County sheriff in 2011. He is Ventura County's 19th sheriff. He succeeded Bob Brooks, who retired after 37 years with the Ventura County Sheriff's Office.
Dean, who has worked for the agency for 35 years, was born in Los Angeles and raised in Simi Valley.
Assistant Chiefs John Crombach and Gary Pentis will handle day-to-day operations at the agency until Dean returns, Buschow said.
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7 Jan 2013
The Lawyer
Merrill Lynch v Comune di Firenze; UBS v Comune di Firenze; Dexia Crediop v Comune di Firenze
(1) Merrill Lynch International Bank Ltd v Comune di Firenze; (2) UBS Ltd v Comune di Firenze; (3) Dexia Crediop SpA v Comune di Firenze
AADB v Deloitte
The Accountancy & Actuarial Discipline Board v (1) Deloitte LLP and Maghsoud Einollahi
Ali Dizaei v Metropolitan Police & Ors
Ali Dizaei v Metropolitan Police Service & Ors
Another year of major litigation
Welcome to our first print edition of The Lawyer for 2013: and as always, we kick off the year with our pick of the top cases.
AstraZeneca Insurance v XL Insurance & Ace Bermuda Insurance
AstraZeneca Insurance Company Ltd v XL Insurance (Bermuda) Ltd and Ace Bermuda Insurance Ltd
Bang to human rights
Government's plan to introduce a UK Bill of Rights could have hit a wall
Tim Robinson was promoted from head of practice management to chief operating officer at Brachers in May 2012, having joined the firm in 2006. Robinson is a qualified chartered secretary and spent six years in the TV and video production industry, another year in the private further education sector and a further 24 in the legal market. He has worked at Cartwright Cunningham Haselgrove, Williams Davies Meltzer, Simons Muirhead & Burton, Dawsons and Heald Mellows.
CF Partners v Barclays & Tricorona
CF Partners (UK) LLP v Barclays Bank plc & Tricorona AB
Changing Romania
Romania's political feuding is not helping the economy, as a much-needed IMF loan hangs in the balance
Cohen & Stephen (Liquidators of Rangers FC) & Ors v Collyer Bristow
Cohen & Stephen (The Liquidators of Rangers FC) & Ors v Collyer Bristow
Constantin Medien v Bernie Ecclestone & Ors
Constantin Medien v (1) Bernie Ecclestone, (2) Stephen Mullens, (3) Bambino Holdings Ltd, (4) Gerhard Gribkowsky
Continental Capital Markets v GFI Holdings & Ors
Continental Capital Markets SA v GFI Holdings Ltd & Ors
Freshfields' trip
Latest M&A data puts Freshfields ahead of Linklaters on the global stage
GDF Suez v Teesside Power Holdings& Ors
GDF Suez International Holdings BV and GdF International SAS v Teesside Power Holdings, Western Power Investments, South Wales TPL Investments, Cargill Financial Markets, ELQ Investors
Graisley Properties & Ors v Barclays Bank
Graisley Properties Ltd & Ors v Barclays Bank plc
Harbinger Capital v Independent Valuer of Northern Rock; HM Treasury
Harbinger Capital Partners v (1) Andrew Caldwell (as the Independent Valuer of Northern Rock plc); (2) HM Treasury
Interflora v Marks and Spencer; Flowers Direct Online
(1) Interflora, Inc (2) Interflora British Unit v (1) Marks and Spencer plc (2) Flowers Direct Online Ltd
Inventing a reason to be cheerful
As far as business is concerned, the EU-wide patent system may not be the boon it's cracked up to be
IP IPCom v HTC and IPCom v Nokia
IPCom v HTC and IPCom v Nokia
Law helps Brazil to grow up
Jersey ruling is a welcome step towards tackling the blight of corruption in Brazilian politics
Lessened by letter of the law?
Law school sends letter to prospective vacation scheme firms marking out 2:2 students
London Underground v Freshfields; Herbert Smith
London Underground Ltd v (1) Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer; (2) Herbert Smith
Madoff Securities v Stephen Raven & Ors
Madoff Securities International Ltd v (1) Stephen Ernest John Raven; (2) Leon Flax; (3) Christopher Dale; (4) Philip John Toop; (5) Malcolm Stevenson; (6) Peter Madoff; (7) Mark Madoff; (8) Andrew Madoff; (9) Sonja Kohn; (10) Erko Incorporated; and (11) Tecno Development & Research Ltd
Manmohan Varma v Mittal
Manmohan Varma v Mr Lakshimi Mittal
Monckton silk seals victory for Iceland in Icesave compensation case
Monckton Chambers' Tim Ward QC won the day for Iceland as the Court of the European Free Trade Association (EFTA) this week cleared the country's government of breaking European banking laws by failing to guarantee minimum levels of compensation for UK and Dutch customers of defunct bank Icesave.
Moves: 7 January 2013
Ndiku Mutua & Ors v Foreign and Commonwealth Office
Ndiku Mutua & Ors v Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO)
Opening the route to Burma
Foreign investors are looking keenly at the Burmese market but the legal infrastructure still needs some work
Patent by numbers
A single patent court system for Europe and the high-profile 'phone wars' are putting IP at the heart of clients' business strategies
Prepare for 2013 with client help
Tough markets mean firms need to be more in tune with their clients and their needs in order to survive
R (UK Uncut Legal Action Ltd) v HMRC
R (UK Uncut Legal Action Ltd) v HMRC
The Top 20 Cases 2013
This promises to be a bumper season in the courts, so here's our selection of the bust-ups to watch
Thomas Hicks; George Gillett & Ors v Martin Broughton & Ors
(1) Thomas Hicks; (2) George Gillett; (3) Kop Football (Cayman) Ltd; (4) Kop Football (Holdings) Ltd; (5) Kop Football Ltd v The Royal Bank Of Scotland plc and (1) Kop Football (Cayman) Ltd; (2) Thomas Hicks; (3) George Gillett; (4) UKSV Holdings Company Ltd; (5) NESV I LLC; (6) Kop Football Ltd; (7) Kop Football (Holdings) Ltd and (8) Kop Investment LLC v (1) Martin Broughton; (2) Christian Purslow & Ian Ayre
Tiger eyes reform
Singapore's legal leaders outline 2013 initiatives to further liberalise the market
Torre Asset Funding v RBS
Torre Asset Funding v RBS
VimpelCom GC: Steppe ladder
A fascination with Russia since the 1990s has paid off for Jeffrey McGhie, now group GC at Russian telecoms giant VimpelCom


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Clay Onondaga County Sheriff Kevin E. Walsh reports that a town of Clay teen has been charged with assault after stabbing her boyfriend with a knife.
Sunday evening Sheriff's deputies charged a 17-year-old resident of Dolshire Drive with assault in the second
degree and criminal possession of a weapon in the fourth degree. The teen is accused of stabbing her boyfriend during a dispute.
Sheriff's deputies were called to the residence at approximately 6 p.m. to investigate a domestic
dispute. Deputies report that the girl and her boyfriend Andrew Sills, 23, of the same address, were both arguing when the girl allegedly grabbed a kitchen knife and stabbed Sills in the back. Sills suffered from a single stab wound, considered to be non-life threatening, and was transported to University Hospital, where he was expected to be treated and released.
The teen was taken into custody without incident and was arraigned in the Town of Clay Court Sunday evening. Assault in the second degree is a class D felony and criminal possession of a weapon in the fourth degree is a class A misdemeanor.
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Showaddywaddy was a popular 1970s pop group from Leicester, UK. They specialised in cover versions of U.S. pop songs from the 1950s and dressed as Teddy Boys. They sound similar to the American act Sha Na Na. The band was formed in 1973 by the amalgamation of two groups, Choise and The Golden Hammers. This led to an eight member band, with the unusual feature of having two vocalists, two drummers, two bassists and two guitarists.
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Dior DSK Forever Powder Compact
Dior 'DSK Forever' Powder Compact promises to extend the wear of your foundation by four hours, can it be true?
Dior DSK Forever Powder is a new generation of powder with a near sheer application that remains invisible on your skin after repeated touch ups.
Anti-pollution ingredients offer skin protection and the ultrafine powder promises to extend foundation wear by up to 4 hours while mattifying your skin and keeping it shine free.
Four hours?
I can get on board with that!
I think I need to try this one out.
Your thoughts?
Too good to be true?
I'm thinking maybe as I've never had a powder extend my foundation wear by four hours, damn! Hot stuff!
this looks exactly like my diorskin pressed powder which is hands down the best setting powder!!
if this new powder is anything like the other my makeup will last for 14 hours (no jokE) !!!
3/16/11 8:29 Esha:
I second u Linda. Diorskin pressed powder is the best setting powder. T
2/21/11 13:43 Samantha:
Sounds a little too good to be true! If only it does what it claims without any breakouts….
Perhaps it can be a replacement for my Chanel Purete Mat? Hopefully? 😀
2/21/11 16:18 stacie:
I have the diorskin compact extreme foundation (or a similar name!) and it is great. Lasts all day has good buildable coverage without looking cakey or chalky and is not so heavy you look masked. So maybe this is as good as they say
Stacie xoxox
2/22/11 9:08 Musebeliever:
I don't believe in many things but I do believe in Dior ! XD
Too expensive for me though… T.T
2/22/11 15:32 Ludwig:
It looks gorgeous! I may have to get it JUST for the packaging lol! Does it have a price tag yet Muse?
2/22/11 21:02 Ruthless:
If it's true then I MUST HAVE IT. I have to touch up throughout the day


text: Remember your favorite soldier with great pride and honor this holiday season by hanging an ornament in their memory on your family's Christmas tree. Each year, you can remember the joy and positive memories you had with your lost loved one during the Christmases that they did spend with you. Each is laser etched with the American flag next to your loved one's name. Personalize with military rank, any name and dates. (ie. Colonel / Kevin Baker / May 11, 1970 / February 10, 2010). Your loved one is a true hero, and he or she deserves to be honored by your family every day for contributing so much to our country.


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David Oliver, the Police Chief of Brimfield, Ohio fires back at Kanye West, "Check yourself, before you wreck yourself".
In a recent interview, West said being a rapper is as dangerous as a police officer. Please see below for the video of the interview Chief Oliver was referencing.
In a social forum, one poster wrote, "Wow…must be a slow day for the boys in blue! I'd be pissed that my tax dollars pays for this dude to be a social network commentator!"
Following is Chief Oliver's posting on the Brimfield Police Department's Facebook page;
Dear Kanye West,
I am honored to be writing such an important star. I am a mere Internet sensation. I'm not sure I am worthy to address you, although the Huffington Post did say I was "Humorous and Insanely Popular." I don't pay much attention to those things. Anyway, please excuse my interference in your life for a quick second.
I read your interview and also watched it on video. You said:
"I'm just giving of my body on the stage and putting my life at risk, literally.….and I think about it. I think about my family and I'm like, wow, this is like being a police officer or something, in war or something."
I want to thank you for putting your life on the line for all of us every day. I know that being a rapper is tough work. I have tried to rap, and it is very difficult to keep up with the pulse of the rhyme flow…although when Ice Ice Baby comes on the radio, I can usually keep up with ol' Vanilla. Anywho, your job is just some very dangerous work. Most people don't consider… if you rap really fast, without a chance to inhale, you could pass out and hit your head.
That last paragraph was covered in sarcasm. I'm letting you know, just so you do not think I agree with your very ignorant assessment of your career (or any other performer)as it relates to a person in the military or a police officer's service. You sir, are as misguided as they come. I do have a suggestion for you. Since you are accustomed to danger, from your life as an international rapper, I am strongly encouraging you immediately abandon you career as a super star and join the military. After joining, I would like you to volunteer to be deployed in Afghanistan or one of the numerous other forward locations where our men an women are currently serving. When the Taliban starts shooting at you, perhaps you could stand up and let the words flow. It could be something like "I'm Kanye West, wearing a flak vest." I'm sure they would just drop weapons and surrender. You could quite possibly end all wars, just from the enemy being star-struck.
Your line of thinking is part of the problem in the world today….which include entertainers thinking they are something more than just entertainers. I know it is supply and demand and the demand for your services is high. I get economics. What I do not get is you EVER comparing what you do for a living to our heroic military members, who are always in harm's way… and my brother and sister police officers who have to go to work carrying weapons and wearing a bullet-proof vest to protect themselves.
Check yourself, before you wreck yourself….Chief Oliver.
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