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It's been an unusual garden year. Wet and cool. Too cloudy and chilly for the heat-loving stuff. Time is speeding by and I haven't been home enough to give my garden the attention it needs. Part of the time, I've been out looking at other gardens.
Where has the summer gone?
A few weeks ago, it felt more like summer when my husband, David, and I took a road trip to Winston-Salem, N.C.. I had some book appearances lined up, but really we went to visit one of our favorite places, historic Old Salem.
We're always happy in a town where there's somewhere to walk and good food to eat, such as Moravian sugar cakes from Winkler's Bakery. Or the layered tomato pie, and the cheese platter and local beer served at the Old Salem Tavern.
We are not beach people. Instead, for vacation, we love museums with historic buildings and historic gardens. Even better was the stunning cemetery on the grounds of Old Salem, an early Moravian settlement dating from the 18th century. The gravestones were flat squares of clean white limestone lined up on gently rolling hills. Serene and simple -- very moving. The children's gravestones were smaller than the adults'.
Moravians hail from what is now part of the Czech Republic, and they came to the United States seeking religious freedom. Their North Carolina settlement, Old Salem, is now a historic site, though people live there, too. As you tour the buildings you are greeted by "townspeople" in costume, who eloquently converse about the culture, the trade, the crafts and the food.
The other part of Winston-Salem is simply called "Winston" by the locals. It's a young, devoted community with lively, Southern-themed and locally-sourced restaurants and a bustling arts and theater culture. There's even a building that was the prototype to the Empire State Building, just not so tall.
Back at Old Salem, gardener Eric Jackson gave us a tour. At the Triebel garden, diagonal rows of mounded raised beds that resembled quilting squares are planted according to the oldest documented garden design in the U.S.
Mr. Jackson pointed out rows of fish peppers, an African-American heirloom hot pepper with a variegated leaf. The pepper grows from green to striped, and ripens to red. A heat-tolerant Portuguese Tronchuda kale grew almost like cabbage, with huge dark-green, oval leaves. There were spiky rows of salsify, a vegetable I've never before seen in the field. Mr. Jackson held up the thin root, which is black on the outside and must be peeled before cooking. It tastes a bit like asparagus.
There were healthy rows of peanuts with tropical, glossy leaves. The plant is actually a legume or bean. Stalks of broomcorn, a relative of sorghum, waved in the background, destined to sweep cobblestones, while Brown-Seeded Lazy Wife pole beans dried on the vine.
Lazy Wife?
"They grow in bunches," Mr. Jackson explained. "To pick the beans, you pull off bunches, instead of picking individual beans."
One of the newest things in Old Salem is the revival of its farmers market. One of the oldest things is a squash Mr. Jackson is growing called Emkwana squash. It's hard-shelled with scalloped edges like a patty-pan squash. Slices are cut and dried, then added to soups. A Native American squash, it was grown by the Menominee nation. He gave me one as a present.
Somewhat closer to home, I've been checking out farmers markets. It's a way to get vegetable inspiration. See what's growing well and stock up.
Markets right now are filled with peaches, plums, eggplants, hot and sweet peppers, corn, plus, of course, zucchini and summer squash. There are onions and garlic, herbs and herb plants. Raspberries. Some cooler weather crops, too, including cabbage, potatoes, kale and cauliflower.
At the Farmers@Firehouse market in the Strip District the other weekend, I cut up mounds of tomatoes for a demonstration with my Slow Food Pittsburgh friends. Piles. As we worked, it felt warm in the busy market. Of course it was the middle of August, but earlier that morning I wore a sweatshirt.
I always buy with my eyes at the farmers market, getting more than I need because it's all so tempting. At the Main Street Farmers Market in Washington, Pa., I filled a bag with a small, perfect cauliflower, a dozen yellow-green bell peppers and a shiny purple eggplant. Toted it home and cooked up a storm.
The other night, though, we were dragged out from a long week. I put the water on to cook some corn for dinner. With that, we had our own potatoes, parboiled then fried with bacon, sweet and hot peppers and sweet onion. With a little hot sauce.
It was good to be home.
Easiest-Ever Zucchini and Tomatoes
PG tested
Use Juliet tomatoes or another small plum or pear tomato here. Cherry tomatoes are too small and will bake faster than the squash.
2 to 3 medium zucchini and/or yellow summer squash, trimmed, halved lengthwise and cut crosswise into 2-inch chunks
8 small tomatoes, halved
Kosher salt and freshly ground black pepper, to taste
1 tablespoon olive oil
1/2 teaspoon dried thyme or oregano
Preheat oven to 425 degrees.
Place squash pieces and tomatoes cut side up on large rimmed baking sheet. Sprinkle with salt and pepper to taste and drizzle with oil, rubbing it into the surface. Sprinkle with thyme or oregano.
Bake until squash is tender and browned on the bottoms and tomatoes are hot and juicy, 15 to 20 minutes. Serve hot or cold.
Makes 3 or 4 servings.
-- Miriam Rubin
Fried Eggplant
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The eggplant I used was so fresh it was creamy inside when cooked, crisp on the outside. The original recipe called for dried bread crumbs but I used panko crumbs with great results. Serve as is, maybe with a light tomato sauce or an additional sprinkle of grated parmesan or wedge of lemon. Use a thermometer to check the temperature of the oil. Shoo pets out of the kitchen before you start the frying and keep focused.
1 large eggplant (about 1 1/2 pounds)
Kosher salt
2 large eggs
1/4 cup freshly grated Parmigiano-Reggiano
2 tablespoons water
Freshly ground black pepper
1/2 cup all-purpose flour
2 cups bread crumbs (I used plain panko)
Vegetable oil for frying
Trim eggplant and cut crosswise into 1/4-inch-thick slices. Sprinkle lightly on both sides with kosher salt. Stand slices in a colander set over a plate; let drain 1 hour. Rinse off salt with cool water and dry slices with paper towel.
In medium bowl, beat eggs, cheese, water and pepper to taste until well combined. Put flour in one pie plate; crumbs in another. Dip eggplant into flour, then into egg mixture (letting excess drip off), then into crumbs, patting to coat both sides. Place slices on wire rack over waxed paper or on a baking sheet to dry about 15 minutes.
In large, deep, heavy skillet (I used cast-iron), heat 1/2 inch oil to 375 degrees. Add eggplant slices, a few at a time without crowding. Fry until golden brown, turning once, about 3 minutes on each side. Drain slices on paper towel. Keep warm in 200-degree oven while frying the remainder.
Makes 8 servings.
-- Adapted from "The Antipasto Table" by Michele Scicolone (Ecco, 1991)
Stuffed Pepper Wedges
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Super as an appetizer or a side dish. At a large birthday celebration we attended over the weekend, I stuffed myself with some smaller roasted peppers that were filled a little differently than this. That dish used halved, colorful, sweet baby peppers that you buy in bags in the supermarket. I haven't tried it, but I bet this stuffing would be delicious in those little peppers as well. Maybe bake them about 10 minutes less.
3 large red bell peppers (or 4 smaller peppers, or 6 to 8 baby peppers)
1 large ripe tomato, peeled, seeded and chopped
1 large garlic clove, finely chopped
12 pitted kalamata olives, chopped
2-ounce can anchovies, drained and chopped (I used 8 jarred, oil-packed anchovies, and blotted them first)
2 tablespoons chopped flat-leaf parsley
Freshly ground black pepper
3 to 4 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil
Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Oil a 13-by-9-inch glass baking dish.
Cut peppers lengthwise into quarters and remove seeds and white membranes. Arrange skin side down in prepared dish.
In large bowl, mix tomato, garlic, olives, anchovies, parsley and pepper to taste. Spoon into pepper wedges. Drizzle with olive oil. Bake about 45 minutes, until peppers are tender when pierced with fork. Serve warm or cold.
Makes 4 to 6 servings.
-- Adapted from "The Antipasto Table" by Michele Scicolone (Ecco, 1991)
Peach-Plum Cake with Cinnamon Sugar
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When I saw the plums and peaches at the Main Street Farmers Market in Washington, Pa., I knew I had to bake something. This simple cake is the result. To peel the peaches, dip them into a saucepan of boiling water for about 20 seconds, turning once, until the skins feel loose. Cool and slip off the skins. Prepare all the fruit before making the cake batter.
For the cake
2 cups all-purpose flour
3/4 cup granulated sugar
1 1/2 teaspoons baking powder
1/2 teaspoon fine table salt
2 large eggs, lightly beaten
3/4 cup milk
6 tablespoons unsalted butter, melted
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
3 medium firm-ripe peaches, 1 pound, peeled, pitted and cut into rough 1/2-inch-thick slices (about 3 cups)
10 to 12 small prune-plums, about 1 pound, halved, pitted and halved again
Topping: 1/4 cup granulated sugar mixed with 1/2 teaspoon ground cinnamon and pinch ground allspice
For cake: Preheat oven to 375 degrees. Generously butter 13x9-inch glass baking dish.
In large bowl, stir together flour, sugar, baking powder and salt. Add eggs, milk, melted butter and vanilla. Beat with wooden spoon until fairly smooth. Scrape into prepared pan and spread evenly.
Gently mix fruit in another bowl and arrange casually on top of cake. Sprinkle with cinnamon sugar topping.
Bake the cake until it's puffed, the fruit topping is glazed and tender (but could be a little juicy) and a toothpick inserted in the center of cake comes out clean, 35 to 40 minutes. Transfer to wire rack. Serve warm or at room temperature.
Makes 8 to 10 servings.
-- Miriam Rubin
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Lots of fairs, fun and music as the summer winds to a close.
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STEVEN Taylor today put his seven-month injury nightmare behind him and returned to the Newcastle United fold.
Taylor was able to join in the first day of pre-season training after recovering from a ruptured Achilles.
The injury, suffered against Chelsea last December, ended Taylor's campaign, but he has undergone a punishing few months of rehabilitation to return to full fitness.
The 26-year-old – who worked one-on-one with physio Derek Wright in Portugal last week – feels he's ready for the physical challenges ahead of him after coming through a series of tough fitness tests.
"I can't wait to get out there – it's been so long," Taylor told the Gazette. "I'm so excited to be back fit – I've missed it so much.
"The full team's back apart from the lads on international duty, and I can't wait to join in.
"I can't wait to get started again and for the games to come along. I've had a few tests this week, and I'm fully fit.
"I was in Portugal last week with Derek Wright, and he pushed me hard. I was up first thing every morning for a session, and then another one at 10am.
"He was making sure I could do all the things defenders need to do. I'm back to how I should be, and I've lost my hamster cheeks!"
Taylor's previous two seasons were disrupted by long-term injuries.
And having returned to form and fitness in the first few months of the campaign, the Achilles problem was especially hard to take for Taylor, who had been a contender for England's 2012 squad.
"The last seven months have been hard work," added Taylor.
"I've been in early every day grafting.
"I'd got over my other injuries, and it was just a freak injury. I still don't know how it happened, but it's now twice the strength it was before, and I'm back to how I should be feeling.
"I've had no niggles, and I'm happy with it. That's the main thing."
Taylor was kicking every ball during his long spell on the sidelines, and he has paid tribute to his team-mates, who ended the season in fifth and qualified for the Europa League.
"The lads were unbelievable – they did brilliantly," added Taylor.
"When we were in America, people were tipping us for relegation, but we proved them wrong.
"We stuck together, and played as a team. I was kicking every ball watching.
"Credit where it's due, the lads were brilliant, and the manager deserved the awards he got."
Had it not been for his injury, Taylor – who captained Stuart Pearce's England Under-21 side – could have represented Great Britain in the Olympic football tournament this month.
However, Taylor's only focus is on pulling on a United jersey again.
The centre-half, outstanding alongside Fabricio Coloccini before succumbing to injury last season, is also relishing a return to European competition.
Taylor made his debut for Newcastle, then managed by Sir Bobby Robson, in a UEFA Cup tie away to Mallorca in March 2004, when he found himself up against Samuel Eto'o.
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For starters: Rays vs. Tigers, with Archer pitching
UPDATE, 5;25: Maddon said the key to beating Verlander will be as much about how Archer pitches as anything the Rays hitters do. Maddon also said he doesn't want rookie OF Wil Myers to feel any more pressure without Longoria in the lineup.
UPDATE, 5:22: With Longoria sidelined, the Rays will start Kelly Johnson at 3B tonight and moved James Loney into the cleanup spot.
Rays lineup:
Joyce lf
Jennings cf
Zobrist 2b
Loney 1b
Myers rf
Scott dh
Escobar ss
Molina c
Johnson 3b
Archer p
Tigers lineup:
Jackson cf
Dirks lf
Cabrera 3b
Fielder 1b
Martinez dh
Peralta ss
Kelly rf
Infante 2b
Pena c
Verlander p
DEVELOPING: The Rays will try again against the Tigers tonight, sending rookie RHP Chris Archer to the mound against former Cy Young Award winner Justin Verlander.
The Rays are coming off a tough loss, in which they had 3B Evan Longoria leave the game due to an irritation the of plantar fasciitis issue in his right foot. An update is expected today.
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Two Batavia high school students are charged with disorderly conduct for allegedly threatening staff and other students.
The 16-year-old girl is due in court Tuesday; the 17-year-old girl was arraigned and jailed on $200 bail.
A Wyoming County woman is accused of punching her boyfriend on the side of the head with her 2-year-old baby close by.
Deputies responded to a domestic disturbance last Saturday in the Town of Java where 24-year-old Alisha Meyer of Java was arrested on charges of Endangering the Welfare of a Child and second-degree Harassment.
Deputies say that when Meyer allegedly struck her boyfriend, the 2-year-old child was holding onto the father.
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She has so many brothers and sisters, she has not yet fully blossomed as she will when you take her home with you and spend time alone with her. Yet she is very intelligent, interactive with humans, and wants your affection. She is almost to the point of sleeping on her foster mom's bed and has so much potential because of her interesting, coy, personality. If you want a big laugh, play with her and you will her uninhibited self come out…she loves to run around and around and around while chasing a swirling cat toy or she will go gaga for Whiskas Treats.
She gets along very well with other cats and seems to really like humans too. She has not yet had the opportunity to meet a dog but am sure she will like it once she gets used to it. She would love the opportunity to come home, "spread her wings" and become your forever friend.
She is spayed, has had FVRCP and rabies shots, and tests negative for FIV/FeLV.
Additionally, 4Paws is dedicated to supporting the management of populations and improving the health of feral cat colonies. 4Paws volunteers also hold seminars in local schools to teach children the importance of responsible pet care.
4Paws is a qualified public charity under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code. All contributions are fully tax deductible as allowed by law. A copy of our FY2005 annual report may be viewed by clicking here.
The 4Paws Rescue Team participates in the Combined Federal Campaign and Commonwealth of Virginia Campaign. Federal Government workers can contribute to 4Paws through payroll deductions by designating #34517. Virginia State Employees may contribute through their payroll by designating #3472.
While they are waiting to find permanent loving homes, our cats temporarily live in foster homes. The foster families bring the cats and kittens to the adoption fairs to be seen by potential adopters. Applicants have the opportunity to handle the cats and in some cases, meet the foster parents who can provide additional insight into a cat's habits and personality.
Neither cats nor kittens are sent to their new homes on the day of the fair. It usually takes 4-5 days to process the application before the cat can go to his or her adoptive home. Pre-approval is an option, though. To accelerate the adoption process, you can fax a completed application and contract to us at 703-560-9795 a few days before the fair. Adoption Applications are available on this website.
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The Ty Warner Penthouse $ 50,000,000 at the Four Seasons in New York designed by legendary architect IM Pei, Peter Marino, the hotel owner Ty Warner.
The nine-room suite has appealed walls with mother of pearl, gold and platinum tissue. The suite is on the 52nd Floor of the tallest hotels in New York with floor to ceiling bay windows offering stunning 360 degree views of the City. If that's not enough, you can enjoy a relaxing waterfall in the Zen room, the wing play in the library or in a tub with views of Central Park to enjoy. Full spa treatments, a personal trainer and a 24 / 7 Butler are included, and if you still leave a will, you can choose to be chauffeured in a Rolls Royce or Maybach, and you are always guaranteed a table in the Hotel prestigious L'Atelier de Joël Robuchon restaurant.
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CNN's Soledad O'Brien appears to have been one of the many who not only accepted, but promoted Brian Leonard Creekmur's fake credentials as a Navy SEAL, according to an investigation by WTKR News Channel 3, the local CBS affiliate in the Hampton Roads metro area in Virginia.
Creekmur appears to have taken on the identity of a real Navy SEAL, Steven Matulewicz, who enlisted in the U.S. Navy in 1983. He posted stories about himself on the Internet, using his supposed background to meet women and to sell real estate, and he got away with it–until a woman whom "he was wooing," according to News Channel 3, caught onto his scheme. She did some sleuthing of her own, and discovered he was not who he said he was.
She could be forgiven for being taken in–so was CNN, according to WTKR:
And before you get the idea Creekmur is just bragging to the ladies, you should know this: He routinely corresponds with CNN reporters to offer his opinion and expertise on military stories. Here he tells Soledad O'Brien about all the death he's seen in combat. She resent his message to her more than 140-thousand followers. CNN would not comment for our story.


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As usual, right after Apple Events, Apple today released a OS X El Capitan 10.11 GM seed build 15A282b. The latest Apple operating system coming to public September 30. Labeled as "Candidate" There may be more than one GM candidate released before it goes public.
Update: Apple's pulled the OS X 10.11 El Capitan GM, and it's no longer available for download. In the Developer Center, it's listed as "Coming Soon."
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By Brian Boyd
From: Kowloon, Hong Kong
Apr 11, 2009
This route get an 'R' rating for the unprotected upper crux section.
Bolt anchors have recently appeared at the top of this route.
By Aerili
From: Los Alamos, NM
Dec 27, 2010
Brian is correct--the face finish is unprotected and offers up multiple moves of bouldery 10b. A fall would probably be painful, possibly dangerous. Correct this ahead of time by setting an anchor first that extends over the lip and which you can clip from your last rest stance before making the moves (this is where a bolt would normally be placed if this climb did not happen to be at a place like Pinnacle :) ).
Crack portion takes #2-4 Camalots only.
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From: Scottsdale, AZ
Aug 15, 2011
|I attempted a lead on this today with a left exit variation that joins the top of Banana Crack and Mystical Adventures. While challenging at about 5.8, this makes for an aesthetically pleasing climb--and the Black Sunday anchors make for an easy descent.
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Welcome to the belated Book Report #67, the last pre-DC-reboot podcast with your hosts Andy Hunsaker and Iann Robinson.
In this edition, we dig into the Hollywood treatment of comic book films and Greg Rucka's admirable screed against suit-think, as well as Superman's lack of red undies in the Man of Steel movie, and Disney firing Marvel's movie marketing team. Also up for discussion are the return of Flash Gordon comics, the unsettling idea of someone who isn't Charles Schulz doing Peanuts and all sorts of other things, as well as our standard Yays and Nays, including Old City Blues, 99 Days, The Many Adventures of Miranda Mercury, Punisher, Wolverine, X-Men, Iron Age, Mystery Men, Uncanny X-Force, JSA and Kevin Smith's Bionic Man, which allows Iann to unload on the un-Silent Bob.
Subscribe to us on iTunes and follow us on Twitter (@CraveBookReport) whenever you can. Also, be sure to check out Crave Online's other podcasts for all your entertainment needs – there's the "The Idiot Box" for TV, "The B-Movies" for film, "Next Gen News" for video games and "This is REALLY Happening" for comedy. Crave's got you covered.
And hey! If you're in the Los Angeles area this Thursday, September 1, why not stop by Meltdown Comics to see Blair Marnell and Sax Carr of The Idiot Box podcast join G4's Blair Butler and Blair Herter for The Good, The Blair and The Ugly? You'll never see so many Blairs in one place unless you go to a Facts of Life convention, and wouldn't you rather see these cool people talk comics instead? Yes, you would.


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Alabama Coastal Foundation's Bethany Kraft on the Gulf Oil Spill
May 18th, we met with Bethany Kraft, Executive Director for the
Alabama Coastal Foundation in Mobile, Alabama. Although the oil has not reached
the coastline of Alabama yet, we talked with Bethany about how the town prepares
for such a disaster, what volunteers can do, and how you can help from your
hometown. —Jacquelyne Froeber, Travel Editor
Tell us a bit about the Alabama Coastal Foundation.
In 1993, the ACF started out with a mission that enforces protecting and
improving coastal resources by bringing stakeholders and organizations together
to find solutions. We provide the science, information, and facts to the public
and encourage people to make decisions from there. We also offer opportunities
(festivals, kids programs, volunteer efforts) for the public to play a role in
caring for our environment.
What has been your role so far in the Gulf oil spill?
BK: Right
now, we are in incident command. This is the structure the government has
implemented to respond to situations like this, or situations like hurricanes.
We are partnering with local organizations in advocating the highest protective
measures for fragile coastlines, and also providing information to citizens and
elected officials. For example, the booms: We are working to make sure the
booms are placed where they need to be and that boaters/people understand why
they are important.
CoastalLiving.com: How You Can Help!
So what exactly is a boom?
There are two main types: the yellow or orange booms most commonly seen in the
Gulf are known as hard booms. They float on top of the water (but they are not
squishy), and below is a 4 to 8-foot long sail that traps the oil and keeps it
from migrating across the boom.
second, sorbent booms, will absorb oil, and you will see it ahead or behind the
hard boom as an extra measure.
Why won't we see booms along the beach right now?
The beach is actually the least important area to protect if you have limited
boom. You want to protect the estuaries first and the beach last because the
beach is easier to clean up. It's very, very difficult to clean an estuary.
How can volunteers help?
At this time, we are working with the Mobile Baykeeper to figure out a process
for volunteers. Hopefully in the next three weeks, depending on the situation,
unpaid volunteers will have an opportunity to get on the water in canoes and
kayaks to document and monitor areas of clean up without coming into contact
with oil or putting themselves in any danger.
And how can people help if they can't make it down to the Gulf?
There are going to be a lot of organizations down here donating resources. If
you want to donate money, make sure it's a reputable organization and be
specific with your donation. On our website, we have a button for donations designated
for the Gulf oil spill clean up.
There has been dispersant deployed over the oil to help change the properties
and weigh it down so it becomes less visible…what are your thoughts on this?
I wonder if the "solution" is worse than the problem here. We don't know enough
about the dispersant, or the long-term effects on water and ocean life. I do
know ingredients in dispersants have cautions including "do not use on surface
How has Mobile changed since April 20th?
It's almost like a death. We were all walking around like zombies. It doesn't
seem real. You're in denial. But then it hits you and all you can do is get the
prep work done and wait. We know it's coming—we just don't know when. People in
Mobile—and all across the nation—are moving on to anger. Now we are mad this
happened and we want to do something about it. The silver lining is that people
are going to be more vocal when it comes to protecting natural resources. It's
a solid connection that if the Gulf wasn't here, I wouldn't be able to live my
life the way I want to live it. That is a very powerful thing to realize.


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Scooby-Doo and the Ghoul School
Scooby and his gang are gym teachers at a girls school whose pupils are the daughters of notorious ghouls.
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Scooby-Doo and Scrappy-Doo play gym teachers at an all-girls ghoul school where the kids are mysteriously disappearing. Shaggy joins them as they prepare for a volleyball competition with a snooty boys' military academy nearby. But plans change when the gang uncovers a plot by the wretched Revolta to kidnap and brainwash the little lady monsters she's been snatching in a plot to overthrow Monsterland!


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2007 Honda Fit Chassis
The compact design of the Fit's front suspension and rear suspension allows for a large passenger cabin with a low floor height for maximum interior space. The Fit uses a MacPherson strut front suspension and a torsion beam rear suspension that provides excellent handling characteristics and ride quality. The Fit's front MacPherson strut suspension has geometry that contributes to the Fit's stable straight-line tracking and fun-to-drive cornering ability.
Similar to the steering systems used on the 2006 Civic Si and Civic Hybrid, Fit utilizes an electric power-assisted rack-and-pinion steering system (EPS) to provide quick response with minimal effort from the driver. Its high-output brushless motor also contributes to improved fuel efficiency by eliminating the constant load on the engine from a hydraulic pump.
Fit Chassis Highlights
Fit employs a sophisticated anti-lock braking system (ABS) with ventilated discs in the front and drums in the rear. The ABS system has electronic brake distribution (EBD), which varies braking force from front to rear based on dynamics associated with vehicle load. Fit's braking performance provides a direct and linear feel consistent with its fun-to-drive character. Standard equipment includes 14-inch steel wheels on the base model and 15-inch alloy wheels on the Fit Sport.
MacPherson Strut Front Suspension
Fit's MacPherson strut front suspension geometry includes a high caster angle and caster trail for straight line stability and optimum toe control during cornering. With these characteristics, Fit's front suspension provides sharp, responsive steering and exceptional straight line control, which is further aided by a quick steering ratio, bushing tuning, rigid control arms and mounting points, and spring and damper tuning. Similar to the setup in the new 2006 Civic, Fit's front strut suspension also provides more stable cornering by allowing the inner wheel to remain closer to vertical throughout a greater range of travel, which improves tire adhesion compared to conventional strut suspensions.
To provide good ride comfort, the compliance angle on the lower control arm is optimized to transmit less harshness. Further settings include a minimal center offset with the wheel to minimize the potential for torque steer and transfer of road imperfections from the tires to the steering.
Torsion Beam Rear Suspension
This H-shaped torsion beam was chosen for its compact size allowing for a lower cargo floor and maximum interior volume. To achieve high handling performance and ride comfort, the rear roll geometry and rates for springs and dampers are optimized for a stable and secure feel.
Electric Power Steering
To further reduce fuel consumption and to increase the "crisp" steering feel, the Fit employs an Electric Power Steering (EPS) system similar to that used in the 2006 Civic Si and Civic Hybrid. This electric steering gear box contributes to improved fuel efficiency by eliminating the constant load on the engine from a hydraulic pump. Instead, a high-output brushless motor replaces the oil pump to further improve the overall fuel efficiency of Fit.
Braking System
The Fit has 10.3-inch ventilated front discs and 7.9-inch rear drum brakes. Vehicle stopping is further enhanced by a standard 4-channel Anti-lock Braking System (ABS) and Electronic Brake Distribution (EBD). The standard ABS incorporates wheel sensors at each wheel to modulate braking pressure. With this type of system, the ABS control unit is able to monitor wheel speed at each wheel and adjust braking pressure to each of the front drive wheels and rear wheels independently.
The potential for wheel lockup is greatly reduced in virtually all driving conditions, including situations where one side of the vehicle has significantly less traction than the other. The ABS system enhances the Fit's ability to maintain steering control during hard braking in normal and adverse road conditions.
Wheels and tires
Fit comes standard with 14x5.5-inch steel wheels (with wheel covers) and P175/65R14 81S tires. With Fit Sport, larger 15x6-inch alloy wheels with P195/55R15 84H tires are standard (shown at left). Accessory alloy wheels and tires from the Honda Factory Performance division are available for Fit and Fit Sport in a 16x6.5-inch size and a bronze finish (shown at right). Accessory tires are P205/45R16 83W performance tires.


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Great bike in good working condition. The bike is in good running condition and only needs the variator rollers replaced to be in great running condition. The engine is strong with only 6500 miles. All electronics eg, lights, horn and gauges. The floor pan, pan under tray and the fork triple tree were replaced with all new parts recently. New tires front and rear. The bike rides true and has no speed wobbles at any speed. Brakes are in very good condition and quickly bring the bike to a stop. The bike was last registed in 2009 so there are some back fees, but that is why it is priced so low.
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Associate Administrator Delivers UN Distinguished Lecture on Sustainable Development at Peking UniversitySep 16, 2011
Recognising academia as an important contributor to China's ability to share its development experiences with the world, through South-South Cooperation, Under Secretary General and UNDP Associate Administrator, Ms. Rebeca Grynspan took part in a special guest lecture entitled 'Towards Sustainable Development: New Challenges and Opportunities'. Held at Peking University, on 16 September 2011, Ms. Grynspan was accompanied by a large UNDP delegation including UN Resident Coordinator and UNDP Resident Representative Ms. Renata Dessallien. As President of Peking University, Professor Zhou Qifeng was also in attendance.
During the lecture, Ms. Grynspan continued to echo her message of inclusion and sustainability in the pursuit of national and international development goals – a message which has been a constant theme throughout her first official visit to China. She also recognised the outstanding contribution that Peking University has made to the work of UNDP, as well as China's unique position in terms of its ability to offer unprecedented support to human development globally.
"As the largest developing country in the world, China is in a unique position to inspire and promote sustainable development not only at home, but abroad," she said. "China's experience and its ongoing innovations can save other developing countries much needed time and expense in designing their own low-emission, climate-resilient paths," said Ms. Grynspan.
UNDP has enjoyed a long and close association with Peking University, working together through the Beijing Forum – one of the most important annual events held in Beijing – and in coming together to promote both the Public Participation in Government Performance Assessments initiative and research on China-Africa Studies with the Chinese Centre for African Studies.


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"Insulin Resistance: What It Is and Why It Matters," a free "Living Healthy with Diabetes" education program sponsored by the Diabetes Center at St. Gabriel's Hospital, will be held from 6:30 p.m. – 8:30 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 29, at First Lutheran Church.
The program features Jan Korzeniowski, RD, LD, CDE, a certified diabetes educator at St. Gabriel's Hospital Diabetes Education Center; Carmelita Kroll, RN, BSN, diabetes educator at St. Gabriel's Hospital; and Jean Renneker, RN, CDE, certified diabetes educator at Albany Area Hospital and Medical Center.
Korzeniowski will discuss specifics of insulin resistance and what individuals can do to reduce its impact. Kroll will present information on how exercise can limit the impact of insulin resistance. Finally, Renneker will explain the role that medication plays in insulin resistance. As usual, recipes and taste-testing will be featured at the break.
Anyone with diabetes (as well as their family members and friends), people seeking to improve their general knowledge of diabetes or anyone seeking tips on meeting the challenges of diabetes are welcome and encouraged to attend.
There is no cost for the program and two contact hours (continuing education units) are available to those who are interested. The program is sponsored by the St. Gabriel's Hospital Diabetes Education Center. Call (320) 631-5571 to register. Space is limited.
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SANTA CRUZ - A woman in her early 20s was struck by a Ford Explorer while she was riding a mountain bike south on Almar Avenue about 6 p.m. Wednesday, police reported.
Police said the woman, who was not wearing a helmet, had failed to stop at Delaware Avenue when the collision with the Ford Explorer occurred.
The vehicle dragged the woman about 50 feet, police Lt. Larry Richard said.
The woman was flown to a trauma center outside of Santa Cruz County with severe injuries, Richard said.
The 75-year-old driver of the Ford, who was eastbound on Delaware, was not cited.
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The college football season is heating up with the release of the first BCS standings this week.
Anybody else feeling a bit hot … or not?
Trent Richardson's Heisman chances: A big part of winning the Heisman Trophy is all about timing. Mark Ingram made his move at exactly the right time two years ago, and now Richardson is doing the same. He's already closing in on 1,000 yards rushing and is fourth nationally at 130.3 yards per game. He's third nationally with 16 touchdowns and has rushed for 100 or more yards now in six straight games. What separates Richardson is his ability to wear on defenders, grind out the tough yards and break tackles that would take down most backs. Obviously, the 224-pound Richardson isn't most backs, which is further evidenced by how electrifying he is when he gets into the open field. Good luck catching him and good luck getting him on the ground. We've all heard of Heisman poses. What about his Heisman shake last week to finish off his 76-yard touchdown run against Ole Miss? Something says we'll see that run replayed a few more times this season, maybe even at the Best Buy Theatre in New York City the second weekend of December.
SEC centers: The SEC should have its own Rimington Trophy this season. The lineup of centers in this league is excellent. Alabama's William Vlachos, LSU's P.J. Lonergan and Georgia's Ben Jones are all playing like All-Americans, even though Lonergan was banged up and didn't play last week.
LSU quarterback controversy: It seems odd that LSU coach Les Miles would be so determined to get Jordan Jefferson into the game with the way Jarrett Lee and the Tigers are playing right now. Jefferson started the second half against Tennessee and played most of the way. But it's really not an issue with the players, and that includes Lee. So call it a quarterback rotation and not a quarterback controversy.
South Carolina's defense: The Gamecocks can thank Ellis Johnson and that defense for holding their ground these last four weeks. They haven't given up more than 16 points in their last four games and are really getting after teams right now. South Carolina is second in the SEC with 14 sacks and tied for the lead nationally with 24 forced turnovers.
Florida's running game: The Gators have now gone three straight games without rushing for 100 yards. Jeff Demps has been hurt – again. And Chris Rainey also hasn't been able to get untracked after starting the season on fire. He was held to 33 yards on 16 carries in the 17-6 loss to Auburn, and no Florida running back had a rush that was longer than 9 yards.
Alabama linebacker Courtney Upshaw: One of those guys no quarterback likes to see lined up on the edge and ready to take off, Upshaw is making his case as the SEC's pre-eminent big-play defender. He now leads the league with 10.5 tackles for loss.
Georgia's special teams: What didn't go wrong for the Bulldogs on special teams in their 33-28 escape against Vanderbilt? Drew Butler's punt at the end of the game was blocked, giving the Commodores a chance to win it. Georgia also gave up a 96-yard kickoff return for a touchdown and a fake punt that led to another Vanderbilt touchdown. All the gaffes overshadowed Orson Charles' blocked punt for the Bulldogs.
Mississippi State cornerback Johnthan Banks: He's quickly becoming one of the SEC's most productive cornerbacks. Banks is tied for the league lead with five interceptions and leads the league with 13 passes defended. Only a junior, he now has 12 career picks, just four off Walt Harris' school record of 16.
James Franklin and Todd Grantham playing nice: Something says these two guys won't be trading Christmas cards. Franklin wasn't real thrilled about some of the things allegedly being said by some of the Georgia defenders during the game, and Grantham wasn't real thrilled about some of the things Franklin was allegedly saying to Georgia safety Shawn Williams after the game. One thing's for sure. Neither coach was backing down.
Eastern Division: A year ago, four of the six teams in the Eastern Division wound up with losing overall records – Georgia, Kentucky, Tennessee and Vanderbilt. It's not farfetched to think that we could have a repeat this season, and at the very least, have four teams finish no better than .500 overall. Kentucky is almost certainly headed for a losing season. Tennessee and Vanderbilt are both on track to be in the .500 range, and Florida is also looking down the barrel of a second straight season with at least five losses. South Carolina suffered a huge blow last week with Marcus Lattimore going down for the season, and Georgia has seemingly righted the ship after starting the season 0-2. Still, it's hard to imagine anybody in the East having much of a chance against whichever team wins the West. Auburn beat South Carolina by 39 points last season in the SEC championship game. A lot can still happen, but would anybody be surprised if we had a second straight blowout in Atlanta that first weekend of December?


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I trust the collective wisdom here more than my doctor to shed some light. Two days in a row I had staggering afternoon lows, unlike anything I've experienced. EMS left a few hours ago. Thankfully, my husband was home to call EMS because I was unable to speak or move. He tested me. BG 37, which has never left me near comatose before. Ok, here's the strange part. I had taken Apidra 7 hours before the low. None should have been available to cause a plummet. Also use Levemir. If I accidentally took two Apidra shots (sure I didn't), I would have been dead before I hit the floor. I'm careful about rotating injection sites & take small doses, so I don't think it was a scar tissue absorption delay. No exercise to account for a low either.
EMS injected IV dextrose because glucagon would have taken too long. A minute or so later, I was able to talk. BG went to 315 after the dextrose & then dropped to 223 10 minutes later & then to 175 after I ate crackers with peanut butter & is holding at 175. Needless to say, I'm terrified to take a correction to bring it down.
Thanks for your isights!
I am really sorry to hear this. These sorts of lows are really scary and when you can't explain it based on your insulin it really just throws you for a loop. I wish I had a simple answer for you, but I don't. Something is going on and it is not clear what. I would certainly be conservative and prudent about your insulin. I know that you may want to use insulin to normalize your blood sugar, but given the strange circumstances, it is probably reasonable to just wait things out a bit.
Wow, glad you are ok. I would say maybe your Levemir dose injected too close to an artery but this would require uncommonly bad luck to occur two days in a row. Did the drops occur around the time that your Levemir dose typically peaks?
Maybe move evening Levemir up however many hours after lunch the staggering lows are occurring? If it's not the Apidra, it must be that? If you can move the "peak" of the allegedly "flat" insulin, you'd at least have identified your "culprit"?
Of course, the other solution might be to eat more carbs? Re the glucagon, I'd keeled over a couple of times recently (both related to family gatherings...eeek...) and they used dextrose both times. I think it may be just that the EMTs are using that instead of Glucagon? It didn't make me feel as "wrung out" as the glucagon so, if they ask and I don't try to bite their face off, I'd request the dextrose!
Thanks, bsc. I'm waiting it out. Never been scared to take insulin before. Am going to try for a doctors appt tomorrow, but I honestly don't expect an answer. He's an internist. Wish I'd had a C peptide before to compare to what it is now. Would be interesting.
Maybe getting close to an artery was it. Would be bad luck, but guess that's possible. I've never noticed much of a Levemir peak, compared to what I had on Lantus. I take split Levemir doses & my morning dose was about 7 hours from the low. Thanks, Don.
I'm so sorry this happened to you, Gerri and equally glad you are ok. My first severe low when I first started on insulin (which was entirely my own fault because I didn't have a clue) really scared me for awhile and I put off starting bolus insulin for a month because of it. More recently I wrote on here about a series of highs and lows I had that didn't make any sense. I too had a low that just kept going down and down hours and hours past any bolus. I decided that low was from some kind of uneven absorption but I guess that's a lot more likely with a pump than shots, but even though you rotate, it's not impossible that you got some kind of knot that dissolved and hit you much later.
Did you have any unusual highs as well as the low? Whatever caused it it sounds like you plunged down really quickly. My recent number of 28 was the result of several steps down and I really didn't feel that bad. Where I've had 38 and been completely disoriented I assume because it was sudden.
Obviously I don't have any real answers for you and I know that desire to have a definitive answer because then you can prevent it from happening again. It's really hard to accept that it might just have been your turn on the gremlin's wheel. And the good news is he/she/it will probably leave you alone for awhile now!
I totally understand your wanting to stay high for a bit instead of correct. The feelings will lessen with time. And, no, your doctor probably won't have any idea what to tell you.
Again, I'm glad you're ok!
Oh Gerrie ...big concern and I don't have an answer to your question , but please be aware I am thinking of you ...I always wonder, if and when the insulin delivered starts working but also when it stops working ...the " golden rules " do not always apply ,it seems ...the most frustrating thing about the insulins we use today and then in my mind !
Hi Gerri -
I'm so sorry that this is going on. I'm going to pass on some "standard" advice which seems like it might be appropriate. Since the lows don't appear to be related to the Apidra, you might cut back on your basal to give yourself some room. You might also correct to 150 or 140. That way you'd see how your body was reacting to the correction while still leaving yourself a decent margin of safety.
I really hope the demons decide to leave you alone and things get back to normal.
Take care,
I'll try moving the Levemir--thanks, AR. I'll also eat more afternoon carbs. Most days, I don't eat lunch & never had a problem before, but something is changing.
Man, I was so grateful they didn't use glucagon. Heard enough stories of how sick that makes people & assumed that's what they typically inject. At the time, I couldn't utter a word.
So sorry that you keeled over at family gatherings. I felt so helpless & can't imagine if there were other people around.
i dont know what caused it for you. im what has been called a brittle diabetic, where my blood sugars rise and fall without cause and warning, but i suggest if your afraid to correct, maybe do only half a correction dose or a quarterat a time. that way it is ore controlled than a sudden drop in your sugars
Turn on the gremlin's wheel! That's true & a great expression. Hope she/he is done with me & off to mischief elsewhere, but no diabetes trouble making for anyone. It must have been a sudden drop, which makes it all the more perplexing, because I've never been immobilized like that before & I've been lower. One of the EMS guys said he said had recently been called to a man who's BG was 8!
Am only going to the doc because my husband's freaking out. What's he going to say except test more & take lower doses?
Well your husband has the right to freak out and tell him we think he did great!
Oh Gerri, I am so glad you are ok!! Wow, this is strange....I am so very sorry. I wish I had an answer for you. I know I was dropping a few months ago after lunch and couldn't figure it out, realized I was dialing up my Humalog pen to the amount needed to cover BS and food, setting it down and eating then I was going and dialing it up again....DUH....so I was taking double the amount. I was in friggin la-la land with too much stress (eyes, life, etc) Now I double check. I hope this stops for you. Glad your Hubby was home. How are you feeling and doing now? xo
Hey Gerri!!Gee whiz! I'm sorry that you had to go through that. You must have felt so scared and helpless not being able to move or speak. Bless your heart! I haven't had that happen yet(touch wood). Many good and possible reasons given here. The ones I thought of are already included. I'm just so grateful that you are okay Hon. :)
There must be something in the air since I had a 25 min. seizure(Hubby was counting) about 3 weeks ago. He tried to wake me up and give me some juice but it was too late. He called 911. The Head Paramedic arrived first and gave me a shot of glucagon in my shoulder since I was 1.2(21.5). The other medics arrived soon after and gave me another shot of G since my test showed 2.1(37.8). Then they gave me the Dextrox I.V. for good measure, I guess. Talk about overkill. A few hours later I tested at 8.9 which surprised us both. I also noticed after gathering all my brain cells in one place, that my pinkie, ring finger and side of my right hand was numb and weak. Crap! Gonna have to fix that. I also wasn't in any hurry to get my sugar down but kept an eye on it and took half doses as Maurie suggested when needed. Thank God for my Hubby and the Paramedics. I'm glad that you and AR had no lingering affects. Me thinks we all need a vacation. :)
Gerri I'm so sorry this happened. I'm also glad you are still here to tell us about it. What I was thinking has already been said. So glad your husband was home.
Thanks, Nessta. Using a fraction of a correction is a good idea.
You're right, Zoe. Second time he's saved my life & he's earned all freaking out rights. I'll send your thoughts! First time was DKA when I insisted I had the flu.
Indeed the golden rules don't always apply. Just when we think they do, it's wham, a big surprise. Appreciate your thoughts, Nel.
Hi Maurie,
Believe you're right about basal. Definitely going to take a smaller dose in the morning & test like crazy to better learn when it hits. I've been taking the same morning Levemir for years, but the times they are a-changing. Grateful for the advise.


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Badgers down struggling HoosiersJan 27, 2012 - 5:44 AM
The 25th-ranked Badgers showed why they're considered the nation's best defense by shutting down the No. 16 Hoosiers en route to a 57-50 victory, their ninth straight over their Big Ten foe.
Ben Brust led Wisconsin (17-5, 6-3 Big Ten) with 13 points, Ryan Evans had 12 while Jordan Taylor and Mike Bruesewitz added 10 apiece in the defensive struggle.
"This team has a lot of fight in it," Wisconsin head coach Bo Ryan said. "I just like the grit in this group."
Indiana (16-5, 4-5) was held to 30 points below its season average to lose for the fourth time in five games. Leading scorer Cody Zeller donated just seven points, while Verdell Jones III and Christian Watford each netted 12 in defeat.
The Hoosiers had not won at Kohl Center since January 25, 1998, but they led for the first 10 minutes of the second half before Brust's three-pointer gave Wisconsin a 41-39 lead.
A Watford trey gave Indiana a 46-45 edge a little later, but the visitors made just two field goals over the final five minutes. Free throws by Bruesewitz with 5:21 remaining gave the Badgers a lead they never relinquished.
Watford missed two free throws with 2:28 remaining, but made a jumper following a turnover to pull Indiana within one, 51-50.
Brust and Evans each pulled down offensive rebounds at the other end, with the latter making two at the foul line with 1:04 showing.
"We rebounded the ball well for most of the game, but they got the rebounds at the end," Hoosiers head coach Tom Crean said. "It was a contact sport at the end, and we struggled getting those balls."
Zeller airballed a contested baseline jumper, then was beaten on the glass by Bruesewitz, who secured Taylor's missed three-point attempt and made two free throws with 16.4 seconds on the clock.
Matt Roth's missed three-pointer at the other end sealed Wisconsin's fifth straight win.
The biggest lead for either team in the first half was six, 15-9, held by Indiana following an 11-point run.
The Hoosiers shot their season average in the first half -- 50 percent -- and took a 27-25 lead into halftime despite Zeller being held scoreless.
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The Badgers' nine straight wins over Indiana are the most consecutive wins by any team against the Hoosiers since they won 11 straight from February 1912 to February 1919...Zeller was averaging 15.1 points coming in...Indiana shot 41 percent in the second half...The Badgers went 15-of-19 from the foul line, while Indiana made only half of its 10 free throw attempts.
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Karate Class _______Nope_________ 23772 postsMar 21st '13
Teagan's first Karate lesson was today. She really enjoyed it. This was before class (I couldn't get any pictures during because I was keeping her brother quiet and trying not to let her see me, or she'd stop and yell "Hi Mama!").
She had a great time. I'm glad she's in it and she can't wait for her next class! She was the only girl there though, and was rather "dainty" about it all. haha. She kept wanting to pose in the mirrors.
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Coffee-mate launches new flavor, rebate program
Tampa, Fla.-- Nestle Professional Beverages' Coffee-mate has launched a new flavor, Italian Sweet Creme, into foodservice. This fastest-growing retail Coffee-mate flavor is now available in single-serve tubs with no refrigeration necessary.
Italian Sweet Creme features the taste of gelato with a hint of buttercream frosting.
To commemorate the launch, Coffee-mate is offering an introductory rebate during the Sweet Temptation promotion on CMFeelTheLove.com. All through April and May, operators can receive a $20 rebate with the purchase of three qualifying cases of Coffee-mate liquid creamer tubs, one of which must be Italian Sweet Creme flavor. Further, the first 250 new operators to register on the site during this promotion get their choice of a free Coffee-mate scented candle set or 250 Foodservice Rewards points just for signing up on the site.
Operators can visit CMFeelTheLove.com to find helpful information on the Coffee-mate portfolio of products, profit-building tips, signature beverage recipes and details about how to participate in the Sweet Temptation promotion.
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Suzie Gibson has a PhD in Comparative Literature at the University of Queensland. Her research analyses the intersection between literature and philosophy. She is currently working on two books: one analyses the narrative power of conspiracy in cinema and the other addresses the question of 'female misogyny'.
She has taught at a number of distinguished tertiary institutions covering the areas of popular culture, film, television, cultural studies, literature and literary theory.
She has published broadly in the areas of popular culture, literature, philosophy, film and ethics. Notable publications are in internationally renowned presses such as Johns Hopkins University Press and Cambridge University Press.
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He is my favorite guy character from Fire Emblem. Sorry it looks like I rushed through this drawing... I was getting very impatient with it. I still had 50 ink left... I should have used the rest of it up on details... Next time, I will do better.
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I play Fire Emblem too!! Great tactical game. Your drawing is awesome!! With it's crisp line and very good coloring. Nice!!
great drawing!
do you know how to draw joshua from fire emblem ?
I can draw him for you if want me to :)
so pretty it makes me wanna squeal! the shading and your lines are so well madeeeeeeeee!!!!
So good. I am so jealous. I wish I could draw like you.
It looks exactly like Matthew even down to the shading on his hair! Actually, I love the hair - love it! That's the best part! :D
lol! I already recognized this guy! I played fire emblem too for a bit. Wonder where it had gone to ... Anyways, I liked Matthew a lot too! Until he died somewhere in of my battles D:. That made me sad ;o;. Anyways, awesome draw!!
WOW!!! This is really good! The lines are so neat and clean. His hair looks really cool! GREAT JOB!!!!!!!!!!!! I should draw my fav FE character.
OMG!! o.o ..Awesome drawing..you're getting better at drawing and coloring!! I love it 5/5 +fav Keep it up!!
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SAN ANTONIO, Texas — Several thousand visitors showed up Oct. 15-16, the opening weekend for Government Canyon State Natural Area, touring the new Visitor Center facilities, picnicking and scouting out miles of wilderness trails on the edge of San Antonio.
During the opening, state natural area manager Deirdre Hisler announced Government Canyon's days and hours of operation. They are: 8 a.m. to 8 p.m., Fridays through Mondays only. Access to backcountry trails closes at 5 p.m., while access to frontcountry trails ceases at 6 p.m.
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At this time, there is no overnight camping allowed in the 8,622-acre state natural area, but there are 34 miles of trails to explore by foot or bicycle. Primitive tent camping is expected to be offered sometime next year.
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A Gaithersburg man is scheduled to be sentenced Monday in Montgomery County District Court for killing his 12-year-old stepdaughter.
David Hang, 43, was convicted of first-degree murder in August for stabbing Jessica Nguyen with a small sword at their Gaithersburg home.
Prosecutors said Hang was angry at the Nguyen family for delaying a divorce from Jessica's mother, a Vietnamese woman whom Hang had married to help with her immigration issues.
Hang stabbed Jessica more than 40 times in the basement of their home on May 31, 2011.
The Montgomery County State's Attorney's Office plans to ask for a life sentence without the possibility of parole.


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You may not have heard of out gay rapper LastO, but Out Magazine thinks that he is an artist to watch out for, and his bold statement of a debut video will certainly catch your attention. The video, for song "Pour a 40" off his second album, "Where's Vivian?," is a creepy, over-the-top ode to serial killers.
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Food Network chef, and new mom Giada De Laurentiis revealed how special Jade's (born March 29th) first smile was and how sleep deprivation is worth it in the long run,
"She smiled for first time yesterday! It sounds so corny – and I remember my friends telling me and me being like, 'Yeah, yeah, yeah,' but it's so special. Especially when you're sleep deprived and all you do is change poopy diapers, it's so great to get something in return."
We're glad that little Jade has inspired her mommy to make kid-friendly recipes now,
"People have been asking me for years to come up with kids' recipes and doing all that because I have a lot of kids that watch the show. And I'm thinking, 'I'm not a mom, not my thing, leave that to the moms.' And now, I'm so into it!"
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Willits High School junior Bri Schneider won her ninth No. 1 singles tennis match of the season last week at Little River, preserving her perfect record and remaining undefeated heading into the CMC Championships.
Bri's 6-0, 6-1 victory against her Mendocino opponent didn't come as a surprise to anyone who has ever seen her play. In fact, no one can remember the last time she lost.
This is the third year in a row Bri has gone undefeated. She produced perfect records in her freshman, sophomore and now her junior year.
"It is very rare for a player of Bri's caliber to come through our league," says Willits High tennis Coach Noel Woodhouse. "Her 9-0 record?without having lost a set?and the fact that she accomplished this while playing against the boys, indicates what a special player she is."
The No. 1 singles player is rarely a girl. In fact, eight of her nine matches this year were against boys.
Last year Tim Oslund played at the No. 1 position, while Bri played No. 2. ?
Her sister Megan, playing No. 2 singles, beat her Mendocino opponent 6-2, 6-2. ??
Those were the only two wins for Willits, and Mendocino took the match 3-2.
No. 3 singles player Jeremy Roberts played another closely contested match rallying many times before losing 3-6, 4-6.?
No. 1 doubles Daniel Campbell and Nova Medina played in their first match of the year, losing 1-6, 1-6.
"Daniel and Nova are beginners," noted Woodhouse. "They are just learning the game. But they have been coming to practices regularly all year and last week's appearance in the top 7 was their reward for their dedication."
All 16 practice players had the chance to play in at least one match this year.
Sisters Aiko Tso and Megumi Tso played as a doubles tandem and lost 2-6, 2-6. ?
Seniors Jeremy Roberts, Casey Rogers, and Megan McKinley finish up strong high school tennis careers.
The Wolverines finish out the regular season 3-5 in league play, however as Woodhouse explained, "all of the CMC-bound players seems to be peaking at the right time and are heading into Friday's tournament with a lot of confidence."
The CMC Championships were held last weekend at Mendocino College in Ukiah. Willits took six girls and six boys to compete. ?
Jeremy Roberts and Alex Gamez played boys singles. Elwyn Otter-Raven/Isaac Sanchez played as a doubles team. Justin Amador/Juan Rincon played as a doubles team. July Perrault/Nova Medina played as a girls' doubles team. Megan McKinley/Marissa Greene played as a doubles team, and Bri Schneider played girls' singles.?
All of the Willits players, except for Bri, lost their first-round match. "But they played hard and enjoyed the excitement of the all-day tournament," noted Woodhouse.
"The first day I played two, and I won the first one 8-0 and the second one I won 6-1, 6-0," said Bri. "The next day, in the semifinals, I won 6-1, 6-0. And then in the finals, I won 6-1, 6-2." ?
She makes it sound easy; in fact, she's craving more competition. Woodhouse, however, recognizes the difficulty and skill involved in her achievements, and while Bri might make her wins look easy, there is plenty of skill involved.
"Bri faced Holly from Point Arena in the semifinals," recalled Woodhouse. "Holly features a very powerful serve and ground strokes but was inconsistent. This made for a tricky match for Bri, but she showed great focus and won the match."
Bri faced Madison from St. Vincent in the finals. "Madison is a well-rounded player featuring a consistent serve and solid ground strokes from both sides," said Woodhouse. "Bri really upped her game for the final. The match featured good back-and-forth rallies, but Bri's superior footwork, focus and great shot-making secured her the victory."
Briana Schneider was named the 2012 CMC Girls Singles Champion. The victory capped a 13-0 season, still without having dropped a set. She will move on to NCS Championships, but not until the fall, since many Northern California schools feature girls tennis as a fall sport.
"I play in tournaments down in Marin, and I am going to be doing USTA over the summer because that is a lot more competition. Down there you get a lot of good players who really want to play, and it is really good competition?" Her voice becomes riddled with excitement as she shares her summer plans that will involve tennis, tennis and more tennis.
Bri is following the same path her older sister Megan began but never got to finish. Last May, Megan and Bri were on their way home when a car crossed over the center line and hit them head on. Bri suffered a back injury and a bruised liver, but eventually fully recovered. Megan was not so lucky. Her injuries were much more severe, involving her knees, hip and back. She still has not fully recovered from the accident.
Megan had just competed in the CMC Championships one week before the accident, where she beat her sister in the semifinals to move on to the final round. ?
"She got into the finals, and she played against a foreign exchange student and lost to her, but the exchange student can't play in the fall because she has to go back to her homeland. So Megan was given the opportunity to play in the NCS, but then we got in our car accident," said Bri. ?
Megan was planning on showing off her tennis talent in Marin that summer playing with the USTA in hopes of getting a scholarship.
"The accident happened in May and summer was coming up and we were going to play a lot. USTA helps you get scholarships because those are the tournaments that matter. By playing USTA, you get ranked, actual rankings in California," Bri explained. ?
The accident took away any chances of Megan receiving a scholarship. And now in her senior year of high school, her injuries kept her from being on the tennis team and playing the sport that she loves.
However, on April 6 she joined her sister and the rest of the WHS tennis team for their home meet against Anderson Valley. She hasn't played since the accident 11 months ago, but watching her play you'd think she never took a break.
Playing next to her sister, at No. 2 singles, Megan beat her Anderson Valley opponent 6-2, 6-1, helping her team to a 3-2 win.
Bri admits her sister suffered pain during and after the match, and Megan knows that she isn't yet well enough to play. She didn't play again after that meet, until the Wolverines' final match of the season. Again, she played as if she had never been hurt, floating across the court with ease and ending with a 6-2, 6-2 win.
She loves the game more than she hates the pain.


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Leehom Involved in a Love Triangle?!?!?! Leehom dates an African American
Leehom usually doesn't talk about anything else but music, let alone anything about his personal life. He has a philosophy of âmusic first.â However, yesterday, surprisingly Leehom revealed a few secrets about his past relationships on Kang Young and Chiling's talk show.
Leehom, known as the polite and modest guy, apparently was involved in a love triangle! He said that it felt really wrong while they were dating because they kept arguing. He told people not to get involved in other's relationship because it's a very painful experience.
Leehom also revealed that he dated an African American once because he really admired her humor and personality. In addition he also dated a girl that his mom did not approve of, as she was not very good academically at school. Leehom tried to mention all the positive aspects and convince his mother that he really liked her, however Wang Mama still objected. However, after some hard work on Leehom's part, Wang Mama started liking the girl. But the two still broke up in the end. Leehom however did not say anything of his first true love, Ms. Bai, of whom he has written a string of songs for. She was the first and only girl that Leehom has had his heart broken over. He hasn't had any public relationships since his breakup with her, many still think that he hasn't gotten over his pain for the girl.
Source: Shi Jie Re Bao
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FOR THOSE WONDERING WHO MS. BAI IS, HERE IS A TRANSLATED VERSION OF THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN LEEHOM AND HER. IT'S TOLD BY ONE OF LEEHOM'S CLOSE FRIENDS, and IT"S EXTREMELY DEPRESSING :
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I will continue our look at Dennis Ngien's book, Luther as a Spiritual Advisor: The Interface of Theology and Piety in Luther's Devotional Writings. The chapter we will look at here is entitled: "Gems for the Sick: Proper Meditation on Evils and Blessings," and is taken from Luther's work Fourteen Consolations. Ngien summarizes:
In all these consolations the victorious image of Christ looms large, by which we are lifted outside ourselves (extra nobis), and are so caught up into Christ that we might see how, with such eagerness, Christ was willing to suffer on the cross to make death contemptible and dead for us (pro nobis)" (48).
The fourteen consolations are made up of seven evils and seven blessings. Instead of focusing his attention solely on glory, Luther accepts the reality of the cross as forming the Christian life – thereby making this work – as Ngien argues, an exercise in a "theology of the cross." Luther, Ngien explains, "accentuates the unity of word and Spirit, working together in accomplishing the proper outcome of any act of meditation. The Holy Spirit assigns value and meaning to a thing on which our mind focuses so that whatever he considers as trivial and of no significance will move us only slightly, be it love as it comes to us or pain when it disappears" (49). Continue reading


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The new 75-seater lounge offers customers an affordable and relaxing way to unwind and refresh before their flight. It provides a quiet, inviting environment which will be especially attractive to those flying during busier departure times at Nadi. Our guests can enjoy a delicious selection of hot and cold savoury bites prepared by some of the best local culinary hotspots, and beverages which include a great selection of alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks. With shower facilities and high-speed internet access, the Tabua Club Lounge is our Fijian Oasis, catering to the discerning traveller who enjoys the little extras.
Air Pacifics privileged Tabua Club members will have complementary access to the Lounge when travelling on the day on an Air Pacific ticket. Other guests wishing to use lounge services can do so at F$75 per day, available for purchase at check-in counters or at the Lounge reception.
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By Jamie McAllister
Bibiano Fernandes signs with One FC.
After Dream went bust the UFC had announced that verbal agreements were in place with Fernandes and a potential debut at UFC 149 was even talked about. Then a few days later the Brazilian was off the card firstly reported that it was due to injury then Fernandes released a statement saying he was not really injured he just never signed.
Fernandes stated that they could not agree a deal and it was reported that he had a better offer on the table from the Asian promotion One FC.
Now today it's official he has signed with One FC and is set to make his debut at the One FC Manilla show scheduled for August.
Fernandes has an overall record of (11-3) and is the highest ranking Bantamweight outside Zuffa.
No news of an opponent for Fenandes as of yet however the One FC 5 card is shaping up well with Shinya Aoki set to headline.
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In the video for You Sexy Thing by Hot Chocolate What films do the old movie clips come from?
name as many as you can and/or give youtube link
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Check out this place www.nudography.com/ they don't have clips but they have pics from movies...
What movie is this sexy dancing scene from?
I found this clip when I was watching one of my favorite shows, Whose line is it anyway? I have found out that the sexy girl who is dancing in the green skirt is named Nai Bonet. She was an actor and belly dancer who starred in movies in the 1960's and 70's but I have not been able to find out what movie or show this clip is from. Please help and ask around if you don't know yourself. www.youtube.com/watch?v=GLgOyxYGB…
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