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Balboa Pier Beach
Surfing, Bike Trail, Fishing, Skate Trail, Volleyball, Lifeguard.
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Capistrano Beach
"Enjoy volleyball, basketball and other beach activities. During the summer months, a concession building offers fishing gear rental and sales, food and beverages, and beach supplies."
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Kayaking, Rafting, Windsurfing, Volleyball.
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CdM - Corona del Mar State Beach
"Corona del Mar State Beach is a popular place for swimmers. The half-mile long sandy beach framed by cliffs and a rock jetty that forms the east entrance to Newport Harbor. The beach is also popular with surfers and divers."
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Dana Point - Salt Creek Beach
"Salt Creek Park Provides South County residents access to 18 acres of public beaches. The park consists of landscaped parking facility, sandy beaches, rocky promontories, and sheer cliffs. The original ravine canyon locally known as Salt Creek, makes the northerly boundary of the beach. Grading and landscaping have been completed in such a manner as to blend with the natural features, leaving the beach and cliff area basically undisturbed."
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2006: "Don't miss the 15th annual Festival of Whales Street Faire on March 4 & 5, 2006! Come join the community as we celebrate the return of the Gray Whales off the coast. Come sample the best of Dana Point through more than 100 booths, displays, and fun activities. Follow the Parade to the Street Faire! Fun for the entire family. Great food, great games, great entertainment, and best of all - the great people of Dana Point."
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Surfing? Biking? Hiking? Fishing? Exploring? Boating? Franko's Maps have long been a staple of OC Locals! Franko's Map of Orange County Surfing, Franko's Map of San Diego Surfing, Franko's Map of Orange County Trails, Franko's Trail Map of Santa Ana Mountains & Chino Hills, Franko's Trail Map of Big Bear, Franko's Poster of Big Bear, Franko's Map of South Coast Wilderness (Laguna Beach Wilderness), Franko's Diving Map of Santa Catalina Islands, Franko's Diving Map of Channel Islands, Franko's Diving Map of Orange County Coast, Franko's Diving Map of San Diego Coast, Franko's Diving Map of Los Angeles Coast, Franko's La Jolla Shores Fish Card, Franko's HMCS Yukon Deck Plan & Fish Identifier, Franko's Channel Islands Mini Map & Kelp Forest Creatures, Franko's Avalon Underwater Park & Kelp Forest Creatures, Franko's Map of Catalina's Two Harbors & Fish Identification Card, Franko's Map of Santa Catalina Island, Franko's Map of Channel Islands, Franko's Map of San Diego County Coast, Franko's Map of Orange County Coast, Franko's Map of Los Angeles County Coast, Franko's Map of Newport Harbor & Upper Newport Bay,
Huntington - Sunset Beach
"Located in close proximity to large centers of population, Sunset beach draws thousands of visitors annually. Its 45 acre beach, approximately 627 space parking lot, public restrooms and playground combine to provide visitor accommodations."
Huntington Beach
Laguna - Aliso Beach
"Aliso Beach Park features sandy beaches, rocky promontories, and scenic coastal foothills. These geological features combine to form one of the most recreationally appealing areas along the entire California coast. The park consists of two sections, the beach itself and an inland area surrounded by native coastal chaparral. Aliso Creek winds its way down from the Laguna foothills and empties into the sea. A marine life refuge borders to the north and south, rocky outcroppings clearly mark the park boundary. These features plus the congenial Southern California climate make Aliso Beach Park an ideal place to visit."
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Laguna - Crystal Cove Beach
"Crystal Cove State Park has 3.5 miles of beach and 2,000 acres of undeveloped woodland, which is popular for hiking and horseback riding. The offshore waters are designated as an underwater park. Crystal Cove is used by mountain bikers inland and scuba and skin divers underwater. The beach is popular with swimmers and surfers. Visitors can explore tidepools and sandy coves. Crystal Cove offers sand and surf, rocky reefs, ridges and canyons - plus recreational opportunities - that appeal to everybody. State Park Rangers conduct nature hikes in the winter. The park features three miles of Pacific coastline, plus wooded canyons, open bluffs, and offshore waters designated as an underwater park. Crystal Cove is not just used by people who enjoy water related activities, such as swimming, surfing, sunbathing, scuba and skin diving, but also people who like to fish, mountain bike and hike. The great expanse upland, north and east of the Pacific Coast Highway is for hikers, who can follow hillside and canyon trails to campsites that allow visitors to feel they are "away from it all," despite being near one of the greatest population centers in the United States."
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Newport - Santa Ana River Mouth
Fishing & Surfing, but watch out for the pollution after it rains! Lifeguards.
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Newport Pier Beach
Fishing & Surfing. Lifeguards.
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Save Our Beach
"Save Our Beach is a non-profit 501(C)3 corporation ID# 35-2176382 dedicated to improving the water quality along the Southern California coastline." Hosts monthly beach cleanups in Seal Beach, and educates the community about cleaner oceans & beaches.
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Based in OC, of course! "The Surfrider Foundation is a grassroots, non-profit, environmental organization that works to protect our oceans, waves, and beaches. Stop paving our coastFounded in 1984, Surfrider Foundation's most important coastal environmental work is carried out by Surfrider Foundation's 60 chapters located along the East, West, Gulf, Puerto Rican, and Hawaiian coasts. Surfrider Foundation now has over 40,000 members in the USA; in addition, International Surfrider Foundation chapters and affiliates have been established in the 5 foreign countries of Japan, Brazil, Australia, France and Spain."
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Bills can become zombies as inheriting debt can sometimes happen
There really is no such thing as zombies, despite anything one might have seen on "The Walking Dead," which is totally awesome, at least no zombie people. However, there is such a thing as a zombie bill, as there are a number of conditions under which inheriting debt is possible.
Inheriting debt is not what heirs likely want
Dealing with the death of a loved one is rough. Money matters relating to it are not pleasant to deal with. Worse still if the deceased passed debt on.
Inheriting debt can happen. Most people are generally concerned about inheriting credit card debt. For the most part, according to Daily Finance, credit card debt dies with the cardholder. The estate of the deceased may have to be liquidated to settle it, but after sale of any possessions or holdings, it may not satisfy the debt fully.
At that point, the credit card company is generally up a particular creek without a paddle – Google it and find out which creek – and writes it off. Don't try to use it either. That, according to Bankrate, is fraud, which is a no-no.
The exceptions
However, inheriting debt can happen in some scenarios. If an heir is a joint holder of a credit card, such as a spouse, they are on the hook. The same applies if a person has co-signed for a credit card or other loans for the deceased.
Likewise, according to Bankrate, a person can also inherit credit card debt from joint credit cards, even with former spouses who kick the bucket. Typically an ex dying is cause for rejoicing, as death has put them out of your misery. However, if a divorce included an agreement to pay off jointly held debt and the dead party didn't hold up their end, the living party is on the hook.
The same applies if a person co-signed for an installment loan, auto loan, credit card, whatever, for a dead former spouse.
Authorized users, however, are not liable for any debts, according to Fox Business. They can get in trouble if they use a credit card after the cardholder passes away, though.
Community unity
Another way inheriting debt can happen is through community property. One spouse can inherit a spouses' debt after their death in community property states. There are ten, namely Texas, California, Alaska, Arizona, Idaho, Louisiana, Nevada, New Mexico, Wisconsin and Washington state. The laws vary by state, but mortgage, car loan, credit card and other debt can pass in this scenario.
Ordinarily, when settling an estate, assets aside from 401(k) accounts and life insurance, go to pay funeral expenses first, along with taxes and any administrative fees after the funeral and the settlement of the remains. After that, any assets held by the estate like houses, cars and so forth, often can be repossessed by the auto or mortgage lender to settle the debt in probate, or have a lien against them.
Some credit card companies will occasionally try to collect from people that aren't liable. Report them immediately.

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Seems like everybody has taken a swing at covering Carly Rae Jepsen's "Call Me Maybe," which I believe is the number 1 song in the country.
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Buckle up, difficult life change is here and you need to get done with it as fast as you can. Now is the time to leave everything pointless and everything bothering you. Leave it and forget about it, it was important in the past, now is the time to move on. Replacement of all worthless things is essential for your wellbeing.
10 responses to Angel number 55
- Stephanie Young March 8, 2014 at 7:32 pm
Should I be scared…55 doesn't sound fun!!
I think it can be fun if you look at it in a positive light! Say you are in a relatioonship that is going nowhere, keeps you from doing things close to your heart; volunteering at a food bank or helping your community re-build homes etc. but your significant other doesnt support or believe in such things. your light on this world is being dimmed because of someone else….let it go. Or you work at a bank but you really wanna be a vet and work with animals. You dont know where to start or are afraid it wont pan out and you are comfy, mostly, right where you are….let it go. Those kinds of things. Atleast that's how I see it. Your world will open up like you never thought possible when you let go of things/people/situations that arent serving your true, higher purpose. Good luck. :)
- Stephanie Young May 13, 2014 at 1:51 am
A prophet told me to have positive thoughts…very special person…change is scary…
- Kia Hamm March 11, 2014 at 12:59 am
Thanks, TK. I like that.
You're welcome Kia. :)
Unfortunately I am good at giving out advice and opinions more than I am at taking it/listening, mostly my own advice. ha. Those examples I gave or how I personally feel, minus the vet thing, that was just the first idea that came to mind. But I'd much rather do some sort of healing profession but don't think I can do it; my schedule doesn't allow the time for school, I don't think I can afford it, what if I go through all of it and can't find a job after? But those things are what's holding me back. I won't be nearly as bad I I'm thinking it may be if it's even bad at all….ya know?
55 is saying, it's inevitable, you may as well hop on that wave and go with the flow. Fighting it is only gonna make it worse and harder to deal with. And it's a good thing, the bad thing is what you are "letting go" of. Have a great day!
- Stephanie Young May 13, 2014 at 1:49 am
I'm scared…for real I've been getting this number a lot recently…
Our thoughts shape our world….try not to assume the change is negative…then it will be. I am afraid only because for me to make the change I have to hurt someone who loves me, we just aren't good together. But I know the change is good for ME. You know what I mean? Think positive!
- Stephanie Young May 16, 2014 at 5:06 pm
You're so right…I will definitely keep updating when 55 is revealed
Awesome! Look forward to it. Good luck. :)
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What did you buy at the liquor store today?
Posted 19 March 2011 - 12:48 PM
Here is what I bought today (3/19/2011) at Pogos Wine and Spirits in Dallas
I went to this store to get Maraschino. It's the only place I know of that carries it in Dallas. I've been without it for sometime. I spied a single bottle of Luxardo (the brand I had previously) but then saw the Marasca. So, I bought that. I also spotted the Rittenhouse 100 proof. Had not seen that before in other stores, so I bought that. I was out of Campari, so I got some of that. Same with the dry vermouth. Of course, when I got home, I discovered I did NOT have sweet vermouth on hand. I thought I had some.. grrrrr......
Posted 19 March 2011 - 02:05 PM
Practice. Do it over. Get it right.
Mostly, I want people to be as happy eating my food as I am cooking it.
Posted 19 March 2011 - 02:26 PM
"A vasectomy might cost as much as a year's worth of ice cream, but that doesn't mean it's equally enjoyable." -Ezra Dyer, NY Times
Posted 19 March 2011 - 02:28 PM
I also picked up a bottle of Massenez Creme de Peche just for fun. I'll try it in a Daisy sometime in the next week or so.
Posted 19 March 2011 - 02:31 PM
A half-bottle of B&B--one of Ms. Alex's favorites. And some wine, but I assume you're asking about non-wine items.
Wine and beer certainly count, especially if you are buying it with some spirits at the same time.
Posted 19 March 2011 - 02:46 PM
Posted 19 March 2011 - 02:52 PM
I haven't been able to gauge the age of most of it...the Campari is probably only 5-6 years old (it says artificially colored), but the Bourbons are likely much older. The Old Fitz is DSP KY 16 (Stitzel-Weller, obsolete) and the Old Forester is DSP KY 414 (Brown-Forman, Shively). I can't find a good answer as to when Brown-Forman stopped importing Noilly Prat or when Noilly Prat U.S.A. was incorporated, but that would help me date the vermouth; I'm sort of afraid to open it. The Chartreuse bottle predates the neck codes that allow you to determine the bottling year. The only real clues as to its age is that it was imported by 21 Brands, not Wildman and that it does not have a government warning against the consumption of alcohol on it. There's less than nothing online about the Peach Heering.
If anyone has any thoughts, I'd be happy to hear them.
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KD1191, that's quite a haul! Interested to see what you think about that Old Fitzgerald. I have two very old bottles of Chartreuse that have a funky quality that really works in some things but, with citrus, say, really doesn't.
And: Peach Heering?!?!
Posted 19 March 2011 - 07:15 PM
The quest for a good everyday scotch continues. This time I ended up with Johnnie Walker Red.
Try Famous Grouse.
Posted 19 March 2011 - 07:26 PM
The week before that was J&B, and the week before that, Black and White.
Trying to find a source for Teacher's and White Horse, as well as a selection of Irish and Rye whiskies. Unfortunately the good liquor stores are all the way across town.
Posted 19 March 2011 - 07:31 PM
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At the risk of an e-lynching, I mix it with soda water and put it on ice. It's much too warm around here to drink un-iced, un-mixed liquor.
Edited by Dakki, 19 March 2011 - 07:44 PM.
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You'd love Tokyo!
I do love Tokyo, but what inspired this observation?
mkayahara, what sort of cocktails can you make with scotch, besides a Tom Collins? I'm afraid I'm showing my profound ignorance of mixology here but beer has been my drink of choice for decades (and it's starting to show on the waistband, unfortunately).
Posted 20 March 2011 - 12:51 AM
I'm not saying this is correct. But after tending in Tokyo - and in the US - and seeing English/Scottish ways... I must say, I am very forgiving of localized (non-US) drinking customs that might seem heretical to other (US-driven) drinking cultures. "To each their own" has never been more appropos.
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Posted 20 March 2011 - 07:05 AM
Sounds like an interesting article. I'm a huge fan of eat/drink what you like the way you like it. I give experts their due respect and if they say there is a particular way something can be best enjoyed/appreciated, I will give it a shot. But if I decide I prefer it my way after all, that's what I will do and the experts can look down their nose at me all they want.
Completely agree with Kohai and no insult was implied to either you or the drinkers of Tokyo. I'm working on an article about Tender Bar that will talk about this very point.
Anyway, back to the topic. Yesterday I picked up a replacement bottle of El Dorado 12 year and put in an order for St. Germains (which I missed out on when the LCBO brought the previous 300 cases in, didn't expect it to go so fast) and Fernet Branca. I was going to add the Havana Club Barrel Proof to my order as well but talked myself out of it.
Posted 20 March 2011 - 07:47 AM
The Scotch-based mixed drinks I got started on were Rusty Nails (Scotch and Drambuie) and Godfathers (Scotch and Amaretto). I've branched out somewhat since then to the Rob Roy, Bobbie Burns, Affinity, Blood and Sand, Mamie Taylor, Modern No. 2, Cameron's Kick and such. (Of those, the Blood and Sand and Modern No. 2 are my favourites.) Then, of course, there are a few drinks that call for single malts, often specific brands. I'm a huge fan of the Dreamy Dorini Smoking Martini, for example.
mkayahara, what sort of cocktails can you make with scotch, besides a Tom Collins? I'm afraid I'm showing my profound ignorance of mixology here but beer has been my drink of choice for decades (and it's starting to show on the waistband, unfortunately).
A good place to start would be this thread: pick something that sounds appealing and start collecting the ingredients. But be warned: mixology is a very slippery slope!
Posted 20 March 2011 - 04:17 PM
I did a blind tasting tonight involving the Bonded Old Fitz & Forester, as well as 2 other 100 proof bourbons I had on hand (Old Heaven Hill Gold Bonded and Four Roses Single Barrel). I actually tagged the Fitz as being the Four Roses, so it clearly struck me as the most elegant/expensive of the four, but I only gave it the second highest score (the actual Four Roses edged it out by a point). As far as tasting notes, I noted caramel corn and slate on the nose with leather and bitter orange peel on the palate. After adding a few drops of water, I tasted hints of both petrol and grass as well. It had a smooth attack with a hot midpalate and finish.
KD1191, that's quite a haul! Interested to see what you think about that Old Fitzgerald.
Yeah, I can't find any info on this. My notes on tasting it are here.
And: Peach Heering?!?!
DeVoto, The Hour
Posted 20 March 2011 - 04:56 PM
Completely agree with Kohai and no insult was implied to either you or the drinkers of Tokyo. I'm working on an article about Tender Bar that will talk about this very point.
None taken, I just wondered what you meant. Sorry for the confusion.
mkayahara, thanks, I'll look at that thread now.
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Posted 21 March 2011 - 01:57 PM
I was in NYC yesterday so I made sure to park near Astor Wines so I could look for "interesting things" on the way home. I ended up with a bottle of Bulleit Rye (95% Rye) and an amaro I hadn't seen before -- Amaro S. Maria al Monte. I'm always on the lookout for new (to me) amari. I just sampled this one about 10 minutes ago. It starts similar to Amaro Lucano or Averna, then has a subtle hint of Fernet Branca on the finish (which is completely dry). It's going to be fun to mix with.
The al Monte sounds great. What'd you think of the Bulleit Rye? I was excited about it, too, but I've heard from some people that, while solid, Bulleit Bourbon was so rye-heavy that it's not much of a stretch.
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Posted 21 March 2011 - 03:28 PM
But it's tasty. It's good for sipping and makes a decent Sazerac. I think it's better than Redemption Rye (which I thought was too harsh for sipping) but it's no competition for High West Rendezvous (which has some 16yr old in the mix -- and makes the best Sazerac I've ever had).
Always nice to see more quality ryes on the market -- and at $31/750ml it's not outrageously priced either.
Posted 21 March 2011 - 05:28 PM
Always nice to see more quality ryes on the market -- and at $31/750ml it's not outrageously priced either.
Huh. K&L here had the Bulleit for $22, which I thought was a pretty good price. Only had a sip so far, but thought it was pretty nice.
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SIRIUS Rocks 2004 Miami International Boat Show
SIRIUS Satellite Radios Featured in More Than 100 Boat Models
NEW YORK AND MIAMI –February 12, 2004 – SIRIUS Satellite Radio (NASDAQ: SIRI), known for delivering the very best in commercial-free music and premium sports programming to cars, boats and homes across the country, today announced that SIRIUS' marine partners will feature more than 100 models of boats and yachts at the Miami International Boat Show February 12-17, equipped with SIRIUS marine systems.
SIRIUS-equipped brands at the show include models of Four Winns, Carver, Formula, Larson, Glastron, Wellcraft, Hydra-Sports, Aquasport, Triumph, Windsorcraft, Regal Boats, Century, Cobia, Pursuit, and others.
"This event clearly demonstrates SIRIUS' dominance as the satellite radio provider of choice for the boating industry, said Tom Steckbeck, Vice President of Non-Automotive OEM and Specialty Markets for SIRIUS. "We are proud to be associated with some of the most respected builders in the world and thrilled to be partnering with them to offer SIRIUS' premier commercial-free music, news, entertainment and premium sports programming, including play-by-play NBA, NHL and, beginning next football season, NFL games to their discerning customers."
The SIRIUS marine systems featured in these boats are manufactured by Clarion and Kenwood. These systems, as well as the SIRIUS Streamer "Plug & Play" satellite radio, manufactured by Brix, will also be featured in marine retailers' booths at the show, such as West Marine, Consumers Marine Electronics and others. SIRIUS' booth is #1669 in the Electronics Display area of the Miami Beach Convention Center.
The Miami International Boat Show is the largest show of its kind in the United States, attracting over 150,000 attendees. In addition to the Convention Center location, the Boat Show is also staged at Sealine Marina & Yachting Center and Miamarina at Bayside.
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SIRIUS is the only satellite radio service bringing listeners more than 100 streams of the best music and entertainment coast-to-coast. SIRIUS offers 61 music streams with no commercials, along with over 40 world-class sports, news and entertainment streams for a monthly subscription fee of only $12.95, with greater savings for upfront payments of multiple months or a year or more. SIRIUS is also the official satellite radio partner of the NFL. Stream Jockeys create and deliver uncompromised music in virtually every genre to our listeners 24 hours a day. Satellite radio products bringing SIRIUS to listeners in the car, truck, home, RV and boat are manufactured by Kenwood, Panasonic, Clarion and Audiovox, and are available at major retailers including RadioShack, Circuit City, Best Buy, Car Toys, Good Guys, Tweeter, Ultimate Electronics, Sears and Crutchfield. SIRIUS is the leading OEM satellite radio provider, with exclusive partnerships with DaimlerChrysler, Ford and BMW. Automotive brands currently offering SIRIUS radios in select new car models include BMW, MINI, Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep®, Nissan, Infiniti, Mazda, Audi, Ford and Lincoln-Mercury. Automotive brands that have announced plans to offer SIRIUS in select models include Mercedes-Benz, Jaguar, Volvo, Volkswagen, Land Rover and Aston Martin. Genmar Holdings, the world's largest manufacturer of recreational boats, Formula Boats and Winnebago, the leading supplier of recreational vehicles and motor homes, also offer SIRIUS. Hertz currently offers SIRIUS in 29 vehicle models at 53 major locations around the country.
Click on sirius.com to listen to SIRIUS live, or to find a SIRIUS retailer or car dealer in your area.
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Registered dietitian for the Susan P. Byrnes Health Education Center
Wondering what will tempt your taste buds in 2013? Get ready for a year of exotic flavors, lesser known veggies and the exodus of sugar.
1. Say goodbye to traditional and comforting flavors such as sweet, creamy and salty. Cuisine in the new year promises to awaken the senses with notes of bitterness and acidity. Look for this trend to pop up in foods and alcoholic beverages thanks to pickling and brining.2. Nutrition-minded New Year's resolutions will welcome a healthier preparation of old favorites. Instead of browned butter sauces and cheesy layers, expect bright, fresh herbs and flavorful vegetable stock to complement the whole grains on your dinner plate.
3. Meat loaf with pickled cucumbers? 2013 will be the year when comfort foods give a nod to traditional Asian flavors. Don't expect to see kimchi on the menu –- this popular condiment is yielding to lesser known flavors like togarashi and yuzukoshi.
4. Make way for veggies! Previously unrecognized and overlooked veggies such as kohlrabi, beet greens and seaweed will take center stage on plates and in glasses. Expect an emphasis on local produce from farmers markets and school gardens because more consumers want farm-to-table food.
5. Kids will now be able to order miniature versions of adult meals when out to eat instead of the traditional breaded protein and french fries. Toy not included.
6. Fruit leaves breakfast and dessert behind for a starring role in appetizers and soup. Dehydrating and salting the fruit allows it to complement savory flavors such as beef or chicken at dinner for an unforgettable flavor profile.
7. As fruits and veggies dominate more during meal times, plates will shrink to offer smaller servings of custom-made dishes. Further personalization will be available for the gluten-sensitive, lactose-intolerant and vegan diners.
8. Popcorn will become the go-to snack and dessert. Served sweet, savory, hot and buttery, this whole grain will show up everywhere in 2013. Look for it in a traditional bag, as a bar snack, or as a topping for ice cream.
9. Mason jars aren't just for drinking or making cute dessert vessels anymore. Home canning and picking will be all the rage in 2013 as consumers focus on cost-effective ways to preserve their summer bounty from their gardens or CSA shares.
10. Complimentary bread baskets might be a thing of the past. As restaurants highlight their artisan-bread-making prowess, they are charging for customers to consume their baked creations. Expect more products to be made in house and to move beyond the standard dinner roll.


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Manitoba's Housing Co-ops Welcome New Initiative for Low-Income Households
WINNIPEG, June 10, 2011 /CNW/ - The Co-operative Housing Federation of Canada (CHF Canada) welcomes yesterday's groundbreaking announcement of support for non-profit and co-operative housing under Manitoba's ALL Aboard poverty reduction strategy.
"CHF Canada congratulates the Manitoba government and Minister of Housing and Community Development Kerri Irvin-Ross for a landmark initiative that will protect hundreds of low-income households who rely on soon-to-expire assistance for part of their rents," said Karla Skoutajan, CHF Canada's Director, Sector Development.
Announced on June 9, the initiative will enable low-income households in Manitoba's 48 non-profit housing co-ops (housing over 7,000 Manitobans in some 2,800 mixed-income units) to maintain affordable rents.
"This is welcome news for the low-income members of our co-op," said Linda Ferguson, President of Village Canadien Co-op Ltée., in Winnipeg. "News of this initiative comes at a crucial time for us as a community. We look forward to building on this initiative with Minister Irvin-Ross and her officials and continuing to reduce the number of low-income Manitobans in housing need -- including seniors, working families, single parents and recent immigrants."
In 2009, CHF Canada released research findings on core housing need across Canada in The Dunning Report: Dimensions of Core Housing Need in Canada - Second Edition. The report (based on 2006 CMHC data) found that 11.3 percent (46,290 ) of Manitoba households were in core housing need. Among rental households, 23.9 percent (28,795) were in housing need.
CHF Canada is the national voice of the Canadian co-operative housing movement. Its members include over 900 non-profit housing co-operatives and other organizations across Canada. More than a quarter of a million Canadians live in housing co-ops, in every province and territory.For further information:
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3) Beware, if you add a lot of heavyweight apps to a lightweight system it will cease to be a lightweight system.
4) Some laptops use generic DVD/CD-Roms which can be easily replaced. That computer does not. It appears to take a particular DVD-Rom. You could look out for a replacement on something like ebay.
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Killing people, never a good thing.
But, in the situation, I can see how somebody would jump to the kill-or-be-killed mentality.
I doubt he intended to kill the guy, but, I guess these things happen.
There is something admirable about being able to summon the courage to defend one's loved ones, if that involving killing, then, yes, that's what it takes.
But, the simple act of killing is not admirable.
In a four against one situation like that you are going to have use an incredible amount of force to defend yourself, and that amount is likely to be lethal.
It is unfortunate that the guy died, but if four people are threatening you and your family it is best to take the strongest measures you can defend yourself and family. Four people are capable of killing an MMA fighter, no matter how well trained he is. He had to do what he had to do because they gave him no choice.
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Too bad he didn't get the other three.
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- Assist NDSU Agriculture Communication Department with publication of Annual Highlights
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- Serve as a resource person to CAFSNR departments/schools and NDAES Research and Extension Centers with regard to written and electronic communication
- Assist with coordination of public relation events and tours
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- Serve as a backup to the administrative assistant to the Associate Director of the NDAES to attend SBARE meetings and record proceedings/minutes.
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Co-workers called police after finding mail and stacked-up newspapers and both cars in the driveway. They went to the home after the couple didn't show up for work.
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Being a fashionista isn't easy. Discovering your personal style and determining what image and look are best for you can be elusive. Luckily, astrology can provide just the insight you need to look your best, including what your best colors are and what accessories are right for you, based on your Sun Sign.
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Everything you do is splashed with your customary flamboyance and flair, and that includes your fashion image. Your color scheme radiates the rays of the summer sun, so make it a point to wear yellow, orange, and gold, and consider having golden highlights put into your voluptuous mane of hair. Male Lions look great in polo shirts, while Lady Leos look smashing in snazzy halter and jersey dresses.
A printed shirt dress with a large leather belt, combined with a dark colored blazer, suits you and your tailored style perfectly. Look for earth tones for your best color matches, such as forest green, dark brown, and burnt umber, and incorporate those colors into your makeup scheme. You love to be punctual, and a small-dial strap watch is perfect for you.
Feminine lacy dresses are your first love, and you look wonderful in the colors of pale blue, pink, yellow and green. Strappy sandals, chic Capri pants, and an off-the-shoulder blouse make your entrance into any social event one to take notice of. You male Libras bring romance to your wardrobe, and you shine in Edwardian style button down shirts.
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One of the joys of a semi-anonymous blog: I can share the following story. Of a near catastrophe I almost caused around our Admiral.
But the Navy brought me up right. I learned me some of 'dem fancypant manners at OCS. And if there is one thing I know about being a gentleman, we should not jump right into the entree, without first traipsing through the lesser courses.
Let's start with a brief sidebar, a little Navy hors d'oeuvres: a 2-Star Admiral is referred to as a Rear Admiral (Upper Half) and is abbreviated RADM. While a 1-Star is a Rear Admiral (Lower Half) and written as RDML. Three quick appetizers from the genius wikkans from wiki-land:
1. The uniformed services of the United States are unique in having two grades of rear admirals.
2. U.S. Code of law explicitly limits the total number of flag officers that may be on active duty at any given time. The total number of active duty flag officers is capped at 160 for the Navy.
3. By tradition in the United States Navy, when an officer is selected or appointed to flag rank all current Navy flag officers write the selectee a letter congratulating him or her for attaining flag officer status.
Why am I throwing out random, admirable facts? If it were not already obvious, I have a near train-wreck to recount. And the said accident is of my own doing. And I am stalling. For time. As in: trying to buy some. You rolling your eyes at me? Alright, let's get right to it.
It is in the afternoon. Lunch has been had and I am walking across base. My Senior Chief and I are heading off to some briefing, the topic which long ago escaped me. Perhaps: alcohol awareness (ie: remembering where you stashed your Schlitz.) Or maybe: suicidal signs (which may push me towards that option, should I have to sit through another training on it.)
My Senior Chief is a female and she wears pumps. (Ladies: I think that is the correct term, right? The dress heeled shoe? How did y'all come to call them pumps anyway?) When she clomps down our cement hallways, she is like a drummer-girl. You always know far in advance when she is about to arrive. Her pumps rat-ta-ta-tat in front of her minutes before she does.
The wide corridor is nearly deserted. I duck into the head while Senior runs back to her desk to grab her forgotten notes. (The head is the restroom, the latrine for all you ground doggies.) Senior's heels echo from way down and I decide to surprise her as they get closer. I dry my hands and wait inside the doorway.
My genius plan? To stick my head out sideways and in my best Grover voice (of Sesame Street infame) say: Hi Senior!
Before you grumble anything about propriety and the uniform, know that I am super-serious about most Navy matters. And the unique nature of our job, in that we have very few junior Sailors around, has brought me and Senior closer together than might normally be the case. Do I need any more excuses for my impending Thomas J. Foolery?
I am standing in the doorway, cuing up my Grover voice. His is a very throaty accent and I roll my tonsils out like a baker, revving them up. Something, some tiny filter, reminds me that I am a Lieutenant, not an Ensign anymore. And I don't say anything. I actually hold back, stepping mutely out into the hallway.
Guess who marches by, in serious chatter with a Captain? Our Two-Star. He shoots me a quick, stern look. I greet him. Good Afternoon, Admiral.
Afternoon, he replies, continuing on. He knows me. I have been in his office a couple of times. Not for any infractions mind you, just Navy things. Also, he pinned me when I got my warfare device.
Senior clatters up, fifteen feet behind them, her shoes echoing unabashedly. Senior, I have a hell of story to tell you, I begin.
There you have it. My almost train-wreck.
Let's stick with the topic of Navy brass. Our new Chief of Naval Operations recently put out a video clip titled: Chief of Naval Operations Adm. Jonathan W. Greenert's first message to the fleet.
In my eyes, he was solid in his address. (Obviously, I would not say anything if I thought otherwise.) He comes across as real. And earnest, rather than pre-packaged.
It also does not hurt when a contractor, an old sub guy, tells me him and the CNO were LTs together sometime during the last century. Anyone who was once an el-tee is alright in my book.
I can say more on his delivery, his content, his demeanor, but I will let the salty YouTube commenters (with whom I may/may not agree with) have the last hurrah:
huskie767 said: Why do all commissioned naval officers go out of their way to insert the word "diversity" into their remarks? What does diversity have to do with anything? You don't win wars because you have a black, white, yellow, green or gay person on your team. You win because the best are being the best. As CNO, Greenert should know that. I wonder why he suggest otherwise?
Ak74fu2000 said: MILITARY QUOTE OF THE DAY:"When I joined it was illegal to be gay, then it was legal, but you couldn't talk about it. Now it's legal. I'm getting the hell out before it's mandatory!
RickRMiller said: Bravo Zulu, sir! I really appreciate the fact that you state clearly that ours is a fighting navy.


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Washington And Lee vs. Washington College
March 6, 2010
|Drew Koeneman
|(2, 1)
|Will Keigler
|(1, 1)
|Max Mancuso
|(2, 0)
|Mac Means
|(2, 0)
|Logan Bartlett
|(1, 0)
|Scott Meehan
|(0, 1)
|Cooper Brown
|(0, 1)
|Mark Wachtmeister
|(1, 0)
|Matt Mason
|8 (0.615)
|Current Record
|Washington And Lee
|go to Washington And Lee page
|Patrick Coyle
|(0, 2)
|Doug Herdegen
|(2, 0)
|Brendan O'leary
|(1, 0)
|Shane Kaski
|(1, 0)
|Bennett Cord
|(1, 0)
|Billy Stafford
|(0, 1)
|Matt Miller
|8 (0.471)
|Current Record
|Washington College
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|The Game Story:
|LEXINGTON, Va. � The 10th-ranked Washington and Lee men�s lacrosse team used a six-goal run over the second and third quarters to produce a 9-5 victory over Washington College on Saturday afternoon at Wilson Field.
The Generals (5-0) jumped out to a 1-0 lead following the first quarter on a goal by senior attackman Will Keigler (Timonium, Md./Gilman) off an assist from junior midfielder Drew Koeneman (St. Louis, Mo/MICDS) at the 3:28 mark. The lead increased to 2-0 on an unassisted tally by Koeneman just 54 seconds into the second period, but the Shoremen (2-1) responded with an unassisted goal by senior attackman Brendan O�Leary (Annapolis, Md./Broadneck) at the 9:14 mark to make it 2-1.
W&L then began its game-deciding run at the 6:46 mark as junior midfielder Mark Wachtmeister (Wellesley, Mass./Belmont Hill) scored unassisted. Koneneman scored at 3:26 and senior midfielder Max Mancuso (Northport, N.Y./Northport) found rope at 2:37 as the Generals entered the half with a 6-1 lead.
First-year attackman Mac Means (Sewickley, Pa./Sewickley Academy) scored off a feed from sophomore attackman Scott Meehan (Baldwinsville, N.Y./Manlius-Pebble Hill) just 24 seconds into the third quarter and senior midfielder Logan Bartlett (Summit, N.J./Pingry School) scored off an assist from first-year midfielder Cooper Brown (Baltimore, Md./Gilman) just 33 seconds later to give W&L an 8-1 lead with 14:03 left in the third quarter.
Washington then reeled off four-straight goals over the third and fourth quarters, including a pair of goals by junior midfielder Doug Herdegen (Baltimore, Md./Archbishop Curley), to make it an 8-5 game with 7:12 remaining. However, Means scored his second goal of the game with 2:58 left and the Generals walked away with the four-goal win.
Koeneman led W&L with two goals and one assist, while Means and Mancuso both notched two goals. Keigler added one goal and one assist and first-year defenseman Joe LaSala (Wilton, Conn./Wilton) was again spectacular on defense, causing six turnovers and picking up four ground balls. Senior goalkeeper Matt Mason (Gladwyne, Pa./St. Mark�s) played all 60 minutes in goal, recording eight saves.
Herdegen paced Washington with two goals and first-year midfielder Patrick Coyle (Reisterstown, Md./Calvert Hall) registered a pair of assists. First-year Matt Miller (Baldwin, Md./Calvert Hall) played the duration in goal and stopped eight shots.
Washington and Lee returns to action on Tuesday when it hosts 18th-ranked Ohio Wesleyan for a 7:00 pm contest.


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I can appreciate humor in science fiction when it's used as comic relief in an otherwise tense story. I'm not as tolerant toward sci-fi comedy, though there are some exceptions, like Red Dwarf. Science fiction requires a willing suspension of disbelief, and if the humor is not done well, there's the risk of the audience laughing at the production instead of with it. Star Trek was always uneven with its light-hearted scenes. I don't know if the fault was in the writing, the direction, or actors' performances, but they often had trouble getting it right.
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BOC Aviation has selected Rockwell Collins avionics as baseline, including its WXR-2100 MultiScan� Threat Detection System and GLU-925 Multi-Mode Receiver (MMR), for up to 30 new Airbus A320 aircraft. Deliveries of the aircraft begin this year.
The selected Rockwell Collins baseline avionics package also includes Automatic Direction Finder, Distance Measuring Equipment, High Speed Data Radio, Very High Frequency Transceiver and Omnidirectional Radio.
At a signing ceremony held today at the 2012 Singapore Airshow, Mr. Robert Martin, Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of BOC Aviation, said �Rockwell Collins has been our choice baseline supplier of avionics for the Airbus A320 aircraft for many years. We are pleased to offer their reliable and flexible fleet solutions to our customers.�
�This win signifies BOC Aviation�s commitment to provide advanced, proven avionics solutions for more efficient and reliable flight operations to its global customer base that spans over 40 airlines,� said Mr. TC Chan, Vice President and Managing Director, Asia Pacific for Rockwell Collins. �We look forward to continuing our strong, trusted relationship with one of the world�s premier leasing companies.�
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Syracuse vs. Saint John's
May 5, 2012
|Tommy Palasek
|(3, 3)
|Bobby Eilers
|(2, 2)
|Billy Ward
|(1, 1)
|Jojo Marasco
|(0, 1)
|Collin Donahue
|(0, 1)
|Matt Walters
|(1, 0)
|Kevin Rice
|(1, 0)
|Derek Maltz
|(1, 0)
|Hakeem Lecky
|(1, 0)
|Tim Desko
|(1, 0)
|Luke Cometti
|(1, 0)
|Bobby Wardwell
|7 (0.700)
|Dominic Lamolinara
|1 (0.500)
|Current Record
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|Kieran Mcardle
|(2, 2)
|Harry Kutner
|(1, 1)
|Kevin Cernuto
|(1, 0)
|Jeff Lowman
|13 (0.520)
|Current Record
|Saint John's
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|The Game Story:
VILLANOVA, Pa. – Led by a career-high tying six points from Tommy Palasek, the Syracuse men's lacrosse team (9-7) built a 7-0 first-half lead and never looked back en route to a 12-4 victory over St. John's (8-7) to capture the inaugural BIG EAST Men's Lacrosse Championship Saturday, May 5 at Villanova Stadium.
With the win, the Orange receives the conference's automatic bid in the NCAA Division I Men's Lacrosse Championship. Syracuse will learn its first-round NCAA opponent tomorrow night at 9 p.m. when the 16-team tournament field is revealed on ESPNU. Syracuse will make its fifth consecutive appearance in the national tournament, and its 32nd overall.
Palasek, who had 10 points (4g, 6a) against Villanova and St. John's in the tournament, was named the BIG EAST Championship's Most Outstanding Player. He was joined by Bobby Eilers, Brian Megill and Bobby Wardwell on the all-tournament team.
"I thought we came out and really understood in such a short period of time of who they were and what they liked to do, especially defensively," said Syracuse head coach John Desko. "Guys really rose to the occasion. Our goal was to play 60 minutes of lacrosse again today and I thought we did that. It's great to win the BIG EAST Championship and it's great to be in the NCAA's again."
Against St. John's, the Orange used a season-high five man-up goals to help gain control of the game, and finished the contest 5-for-6 with the man advantage. The Orange outshot the Red Storm, 40-30, and held a slight 30-29 edge in ground balls. SU also won the battle at the faceoff X for the third straight game, claiming 10-of-19 faceoffs.
Following a strong defensive stand to start the contest, Syracuse got on the board first as Palasek fired a pass from behind the cage up top to Eilers, who scored with a defender draped all over him for an early 1-0 lead.
With the Orange on a 6-on-4 man advantage, Palasek and Eilers connected again midway through the first quarter to put SU up two, and Derek Maltz gave the Orange a 3-0 lead with another man-up goal at the 4:34 left in the period. Palasek notched his first goal of the game three minutes later when he lost a defender behind the cage and beat St. John's goalie Jeff Lowman with a low shot.
SU extended its lead to 5-0 with 10:29 remaining in the second quarter as Tim Desko converted from five yards out. Palasek and Hakeem Lecky tacked on two more second-quarter goals to put SU up 7-0 heading into intermission.
The Orange continued to pour it on at the start of the second half as Luke Cometti scored a man-up goal just seven seconds into the third off a feed from Eilers.
The Orange didn't allow a goal until Kieran McArdle finally got St. John's on the board with 14:02 left in the third, snapping the Red Storm's 30:58 scoring drought and making the score 8-1 Syracuse.
After McArdle netted a man-up goal to bring the Orange lead down to six (8-2), SU answered with 1:25 to go in the period as JoJo Marasco made a great pass to Billy Ward on the weak side for an easy goal and a 9-2 lead after three quarters.
The fourth period was a formality as Syracuse outscored St. John's, 3-2, in the stanza to produce the 12-4 final score.
Palasek finished with six points (3g, 3a) in the contest. Eilers had another big game, contributing four points (2g, 2a), and Wardwell finished with seven saves in a little more than 53 minutes of work between the pipes before being replaced by Dominic Lamolinara. Five of Wardwell's saves came during SU's first-half shutout of the Red Storm.
McArdle factored in all four St. John's goals, recorded two goals and two assists. Harry Kutner also added one goal and one assist for the Red Storm, while Lowman totaled 13 saves in the cage.


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