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NEW YORK (May. 14)
The American Committee for Polish Jews announced today that it is sponsoring a conference on May 26 of representatives of Polish Jewish fraternal organizations to discuss the position of Polish Jewry under the Nazi occupation. The conference, to be held at Temple Emanuel, will be addressed by Sholem Asch, Joseph Opatashu, Abraham Goldberg, Jacob Apenszlak, Dr. Arieh Tartakower, Dr. Leon Wulman, Jacob Leszczynski and others. The conference will map relief action within the framework of the United Jewish Appeal.


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To the Editors:
Capitalism in the U.S. is alive and working [April 21], but it is not well. And you can thank the Federal Government for that. It is excessive governmental controls that have killed the goose that laid the golden egg.
William B. Mullan Jr.
Chester Springs, Pa.
In response to the question on your cover: yes, that is exactly what capitalism isworking.
James Silver
Ann Arbor, Mich.
You glibly gloss over serious charges against capitalism, among them the perpetuation of gross inequalities of wealth and consequently opportunity, ecological disaster resulting from a system that favors corporate profits over a clean environment and human welfare,...

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Toy companies can help pair children with their lifelong companions, from a cuddly teddy bear to a not-as-cuddly velveteen rabbit. Fall asleep clutching this Groupon.
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- $99 for a birthday party package for up to 10 kids (up to a $200 value)
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During a birthday party, kids choose from the Chelsea, Mugs, 10-inch traditional, or Max bears, which they stuff and outfit in a custom-imprinted T-shirt of their choice. They sit among balloons while rifling through provided goodie bags as their adult chaperones store birthday cakes and other celebratory edibles in an onsite refrigerator and freezer.
Chelsea Teddy Bear Co.
Stuffed animals are our first friends as children, comforting us during long scary nights and on road trips to unfamiliar new solar systems. Chelsea Teddy Bear Co.'s employees realize how important these companions are to children, so they pay the utmost attention to detail as they stitch together soft, plush fabric, ensuring that the custom furry friends last a lifetime. The comforting pals range in size from 4.5-inch key chains to 20-inch animals that inspire reassuring hugs. Children can outfit their choice of a bear or other wild creature, ensuring that their companion is suitably dressed for tea parties or waging war on an infestation of Furbies.


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INSIDER español - PlayGround 2017-09-20 18:10
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#ContestAlert Generals, are you ready for the #WarPlanetOnline #WeeklyContest? Enter contest and stand a chance to win a swanky #Smartphone in the grand finale on 12th October! #KeepGaming Help your commanders find the 3 digit combination and win awesome rewards :) Here's the next round of hints to help you win: -The number until what HQ level you can teleport to another realm? -The number of levels in the Main Power Supply? -The number of blue flags you can see in front of the HQ building? Comment the 3 digit combination and win rewards. Last Date to enter: 25th September, 2017. First one to comment the correct code wins some amazing Gameloft goodies, in-game credits and gets one step closer to win a #Smartphone in grand finale #WarPlanetOnline Download the game now: http://bit.ly/WPO_GooglePlay http://bit.ly/WPO_AppleAppStore http://bit.ly/WPO_WindowsStore
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Today on Minecraft.net, take a trip to this Elven city!
Our Sims aren't fans of Mondays either! 😂


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1 cup half & half or light cream
1/8 tsp pepper
Preheat oven to 350. Cook bacon until crisp, Drain on paper towel and crumble.
Cook onion in bacon drippings till tender and golden brown. Set aside.
Cook macaroni according to package directions, drain and place in 1 1/2 qt. casserole dish. Add crumbled bacon, onions, 1 1/2 cps of the mozzarella, all the blue cheese, half and half or cream, and pepper. Toss gently to combine.
Bake uncovered for 20 min.. Stir gently. Top with the remaining mozzarella, bake 10 more min. or until top of casserole is brown & bubbly. Let stand 10 min.


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Alert neighbor discovers west side apartment fire
His neighbors are calling George Durham a hero this morning after he suspected his apartment building was on fire and called 911.
Durham said he was watching television in his apartment in the 6500 block of Spring Hill Way, near 46th Street and I-465, and began smelling smoke. He couldn't find the source, but he decided to call 911 before knocking on his neighbors doors to alert them.
IFD crews arrived just before 1:00 a.m. to find heavy smoke in a nearby apartment and opened up the walls to find the actual fire.
IFD investigators determined that a heater motor in the laundry room connected to the building started the fire.
Five people displaced by the fire are spending the night with relatives. Nobody was hurt. Damage is estimated at $150,000, according to IFD investigators.


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text: "Auction is for a child hood memory United States State pencil collection. These are unique and vintage from the early 1970's. All 54 pieces are new and un-sharpened. These represent 33 different states of the United States. Each pencil is a state which reads 'ADMITTED', then the date that state was admitted '1819'. For example, 'ALABAMA Admitted 1819'. A bit of history for all you 'buffs' and 'collectors' out there."


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Rain ruins follow-up to exciting first day
Submitted by Kasun Kumarasinghe on July 9, 2012 - 11:10
Rain returned to haunt this Test series after the promise of an exciting game in Pallekele on the first day, when the bowlers dominated and the teams finished even. But the threat of poor weather would always remain at the venue. It had rained before the Test and early on the second day as well. A s


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Tell me if something like this exists, but I'm thinking it would be useful to have some kind of content filter system...something that lets you apply filters/make changes to content before it gets displayed on the page.
I was thinking two potential uses:
1) automatically adding <acronym> or <abbr> tags, or styling external links differently. For example, have a filter object that finds the first occurrence of "CSS" in the page content and replaces it with "<acronym title='Cascading Style Sheets'>CSS</acronym>".
2) putting page properties in the content. If you want a contact page that has a few paragraphs of content, then displays a contact form, then has some more content it would be great to be able to put something like {$Form} in the content and have it replaced with the page's form on the frontend.


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JUDGE ROBERT L. CARTER is quiet from the moment he appears, clutching a cane, smiling slightly, nodding his gray head to signal that it is O.K. to enter his spacious chambers in the federal courthouse on Pearl Street in Lower Manhattan. As he sinks onto a couch, he sits strategically so he can hear out of his good ear. He is eager to talk, his hands squeezed together. And it does not take long to realize that he is quite shy.
Yet Judge Carter is an agitator. He helped shake up America. In an earlier life, he was a chief architect and litigator in the Brown v. Board of Education decision, which outlawed racial segregation in the nation's public schools. The 50th anniversary of the ruling will be commemorated May 17.
At 87, Judge Carter is one of two surviving members of the N.A.A.C.P. legal team that argued the landmark 1954 case before the United States Supreme Court. His face is long and gaunt. His slight frame is enveloped by a tweed blazer.
But don't let the senior judge fool you. The fire is still there. Oh yes. Listen to him on the state of race in America: ''Of course I'm not satisfied. This country is dedicated to white supremacy and I'm black.''
His laugh is short, as if to suggest: What else is there to say?
''The emphasis is on the white skin,'' he says. ''If you are white, you are entitled to privilege. The fact of the matter is people feel white skin makes you better and black skin makes you inferior. ''In the beginning, that was enforced by the state and the federal government. The government is out. They can't enforce segregation. They can't keep it up. But 50 years after Brown, you'd think segregation would be a little less prevalent in education than it is. ''Black children aren't getting equal education in the cities,'' he continues. ''The schools that are 100 percent black are still as bad as they were before Brown. Integration seems to be out, at least for this generation.''Continue reading the main story
But even with Brown's promise unfulfilled, he sees profound gains. ''What Brown has done is to just cause an explosion of the black middle class.''
Judge Carter speaks somberly but not with bitterness. ''I have hope,'' he says. ''In the United States, we make progress in two or three steps, then we step back. And blacks are more militant now and will not accept second-class citizenship as before.''
Born in Caryville, Fla., he was the youngest of eight children in a family that migrated north. After his father died when he was a year old, he was raised by his mother, a domestic worker, in Newark and East Orange, N.J.
In the early 1940's, when he was a second lieutenant in the Army Air Forces, racist confrontations on Southern military bases steered his career path. ''I was looking for someplace to use my talents to fight discrimination,'' says the judge, who received a law degree from Howard University and a master's in law from Columbia.
He joined the N.A.A.C.P. in 1944 as the chief assistant to Thurgood Marshall, the organization's top counsel. In ''Simple Justice,'' a history of Brown by Richard Kluger, Judge Carter is characterized by one associate as ''the keel'' and Mr. Marshall as ''the wind'' in the desegregation struggle.
OF Judge Carter, Mr. Kluger said in an interview: ''An essential contribution he made was to champion the idea of using social psychology evidence to demonstrate the mental cruelty of segregation, the anguish that was felt. It was a bridge between real life and legal theory.''
So how was Judge Carter's relationship with the man later to become a Supreme Court justice? ''I don't recall that Thurgood and I ever developed a personal friendship,'' he says. The judge makes it clear that he believes he did not get the recognition he deserved for his role in Brown. Yet he concedes the fault is partly his own. ''I'm not one of those people to toot my horn well,'' he says. He might fix that in a memoir due out this fall by the New Press.
Judge Carter was named general counsel of the N.A.A.C.P. in 1956. He figures he won 21 of 22 cases that went before the Supreme Court. He resigned in protest in 1968, along with his entire legal staff, after the association's board fired one of his lawyers, Lewis M. Steel, for writing an article in The New York Times Magazine criticizing the Supreme Court for retreating from civil rights enforcement. Justice Marshall was then on the high court.
''I was furious,'' Judge Carter says.
In 1974, after the 20th anniversary of Brown, the judge was in the news when he accused Jack Greenberg, then the head of the NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund Inc., of deliberately attempting to play down the role of black lawyers in the Brown case. In a letter, the judge wrote that white lawyers, including Mr. Greenberg, had played a peripheral and, at best, secondary role. ''That's my view then, and that's my view now,'' he says.
Mr. Greenberg, a Columbia law professor who also argued the case before the Supreme Court, calls the letter ''an unfortunate mischaracterization.''
The judge, who was appointed to the federal bench in the Southern District of New York in 1972, has been widowed since 1971. An Upper West Sider, he has two sons, one a Brooklyn Criminal Court judge and the other a portfolio manager.
On this early afternoon, he describes himself as ''quiet, moderate.'' He chuckles at a visitor's double take. ''I've slowed down.''Continue reading the main story


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Ask the Chairman - Key Volunteer
Q. What is a Key Volunteer in the Order of the Arrow national structure?
A. A Key Volunteer is an adult Arrowman who one of the Vice Chairman of the National Order of the Arrow Committee could not accomplish his goals without. They are members of the sub-committee that their Vice Chairman leads and come from all over the country to achieve the specific objectives of that work group in support the Order of the Arrow Strategic Plan…each of them is appointed in May at the National Meeting, after they have submitted their goals to the Vice Chairmen. Appointment is for a one year term, allowing them to wear the Order of the Arrow Sub-Committee pocket flap during that period from May to May. Key Volunteers form the basic group of support for the activities of the National Order of the Arrow program and recent appointments to the National Committee have come from their ranks.
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Ever have one of those weeks? I started off the week getting sick. It hurt to breath but otherwise I felt fine (besides being a little worn out). Well, that is over. Now, I'm fully sick. Sore throat and a runny nose. Joy. At least I don't feel as if a bunch of construction equipment has parked on my chest. We also had some gutter covering company come out … [Read more...] about TGIF
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Countdown To Christmas: Cugolino
This is another unique toy from Oh! Toys. I think my husband was just as excited to play with this as Madison. This too is for ages 3 and up. However, this does come with marbles, so if you have kids younger than three, you need to be very careful (the rule here is that Madison can't play with this unless Will is napping). Again, this is another toy that … [Read more...] about Countdown To Christmas: Cugolino
Wordless Wednesday: Why I Am Crazy
If it seems like I am not here as much, the above picture is why. That is all products I still have to review over at Lisa Reviews. That isn't even all of it. There is more on my front porch, my kitchen, and my bedroom. Needless to say, the hubby isn't happy with me. LOL … [Read more...] about Wordless Wednesday: Why I Am Crazy


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The Modern Library Writer's Workshop: A Guide to the Craft of Fiction (Paperback)
A Guide to the Craft of Fiction
Modern Library, 9780375755583, 272pp.
Publication Date: April 1, 2003
-'The cat sat on the mat' is not the beginning of a story, but 'the cat sat on the dog's mat' is.- --John Le Carre
Nothing is more inspiring for a beginning writer than listening to masters of the craft talk about the writing life. But if you can't get Vladimir Nabokov, Virginia Woolf, and Gabriel Garcia Marquez together at the Algonquin, The Modern Library Writer's Workshop gives you the next best thing. Stephen Koch, former chair of Columbia University's graduate creative writing program, presents a unique guide to the craft of fiction. Along with his own lucid observations and commonsense techniques, he weaves together wisdom, advice, and inspiring commentary from some of our greatest writers. Taking you from the moment of inspiration (keep a notebook with you at all times), to writing a first draft (do it quickly you can always revise later), to figuring out a plot (plot always serves the story, not vice versa), Koch is a benevolent mentor, glad to dispense sound advice when you need it most. The Modern Library Writer's Workshop belongs on every writer's shelf, to be picked up and pored over for those moments when the muse needs a little help finding her way.
About the Author
Praise For The Modern Library Writer's Workshop: A Guide to the Craft of Fiction…
"An extraordinarily comprehensive and practical work by a master craftsman and a master analyst of the craft." —Madison Smartt Bell, author of All Souls' Rising and Anything Goes
"Stephen Koch was my teacher long ago. Now he is everyone's teacher, indelibly. This is a book not just for the beginning writer but for every writer." —Martha McPhee, author of the National Book Award nominee Gorgeous Lies
"The Modern Library Writer's Workshop is a treasure trove of wisdom, both immensely practical and philosophical, entertaining and thought-provoking. Koch takes us inside the writing process, and it is impossible not to emerge transformed." —Joanna Hershon, author of Swimming


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Jeff SparrowJan 28, 201611 Comments
Have things really changed all that much since the 1940s?
Jeff SparrowSep 10, 20151 Comment
Poor white men, they never get any breaks, you know?
Jeff SparrowAug 25, 201517 Comments
Liberal Party leaders have a history of agitating for war. Why is that?
Jeff SparrowAug 13, 201512 Comments
Our old friend B.A. Santamaria was comfortable denouncing "aberrant sexual practices" and "sodomites" on national TV. His spiritual heirs are doing the same, if you listen closely enough.
Jeff SparrowJul 9, 20158 Comments
Things that used to be considered political poison, such as same-sex marriage, are now mainstream party policies. Only through the actions of activists will the progressive agenda become mainstream.
Jeff SparrowJul 7, 20156 Comments
If it was unconscionable not to intervene to prevent child abuse in 2007, how, in 2015, has it become acceptable to criminalise the reporting of that abuse?
Jeff SparrowOct 9, 201421 Comments
Is ASIO willing to let innocent people suffer in order to secure more draconian powers? Or is it just incompetent?
Jeff SparrowOct 6, 201424 Comments
Not only are we not getting satisfactory answers about the new conflict in Iraq -- no one is even asking the right questions.
Jeff SparrowSep 5, 20142 Comments
John Madigan has quit the DLP after allegations of spying, factional intrigue and enemies in the ranks. Oh, the irony!
Jeff SparrowSep 3, 20144 Comments
Some so-called progressives have worked themselves into a panic, warning that books like The Hunger Games could taint the minds of children with anti-welfare, anti-equality ideology.


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18 Mar 5-Hour Energy Racing Lays Rubber with a New Site
The 5-Hour Energy Racing team is rolling out its new site – a sleek, tweaked and ready rock machine that will keep racing fans' pistons pumping and exhausts roaring through the 2010 NASCAR Nationwide Season with racing news, driver updates, race weekend photos, fan contests and big prizes.
5-Hour Energy Racing is now in its third Nationwide season with young pilot, Steve Wallace at the helm of the new #66 Toyota Camry, and the crew felt that it was only proper to complement the new car with a fresh, high-energy team site that will reward fans.
Competition is the bread and butter of NASCAR, from taking qualifying on the pole, to leading the first lap, winning the race and spinning the most donuts after victory. Since NASCAR fanatics enjoy competition just as much as the drivers, the 5-Hour Energy Racing team has a Contest page for racing buffs to become contenders and win big, Daytona big!
The Racing Scavenger Hunt Contest asks the high-octane visitors to search the 5-Hour Energy site for 15 race car tokens. Each token is accompanied by a code number and a code word that they keep track of on the contest entry form. When all the tokens are found, the contestant submits their form and is entered to win a one-year supply of 5-Hour Energy shots. The contest closes on April 30, 2010.
Like the races, personal endurance in the long haul will get them to victory lane, and the Weekly Race Results Contest is a determination of that stamina. Contestants will have to list the position that the #66 5-Hour Energy car finished in for every week through Oct. 23. If they have the staying power to last the 2010 season and the focus to find and enter the correct finishing positions, they'll be entered to win the End of the Season Race Package for Two to the final race in Miami, including airfare and hotel! The catch is that race results need to be entered within two weeks of the race completion, after which that race's contest entry period will be closed.
NASCAR addicts and 5-Hour Energy fans alike can stay up-to-date with Series and team highlights and news throughout the Nationwide race schedule as the Series travels across America for the next nine months. This is also a great place for contenders to keep ahead of the competition on race results and new contests.
Because pictures are worth 1,000 words and can take fans beyond a lengthy race article, the 5-Hour Energy Racing Gallery is updated weekly with race weekend images captured from the moment the 5-Hour Energy big rig parks in the paddock to the time it strolls on to the next asphalt battleground.
The new 5-Hour Energy Racing site is just another facet of the all-inclusive 5-Hour Energy experience the team gives fans, which includes a fan-focused Facebook page, conversational Twitter account and informational racing Blog.


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Former Allen star Cedric Ogbuehi, who's returning to Texas A&M for senior season, was part of amazing OL Class of 2010
Texas A&M fans got some good news Thursday when offensive lineman Cedric Ogbuehi, a former Allen star, announced that he skip the NFL draft and return for his senior season.
I am excited to return to College Station to continue my education and play another season with your coaches and teammates.
- Cedric Ogbuehi (@Nuff_ced70) January 9, 2014
Ogbuehi was part of A&M's incredible haul of offensive linemen in the 2010 signing class. The Aggies signees that year included Arlington's Luke Joeckel, now in the NFL, and Jake Matthews, who is expected to be a top-10 pick in this year's draft.
It's pretty interesting that none of the three were first-team all-state selections as seniors. Joeckel and Ogbuehi were second-teamers and Matthews was honorable mention.
Ogbuehi was first-team all-stare as a junior, however.


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This just makes me
Weep for what could have been.
Unfortunately my countrymen (and women) elected a bunch of complete twats to office, so likely this system will be sold off to Telstra at some point in the very near future.
beer icon, because the death of the NBN has driven me to drink.


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TransAct Technologies Incorporated (Nasdaq:TACT) ("TransAct"), a global leader in market-specific solutions, including printers, terminals, software and other products for transaction-based and other industries, announced today that it has entered into an exclusive multi-year agreement with Suzo-Happ Group ("Suzo-Happ") to market and distribute TransAct casino and gaming printing solutions to casino and gaming operators in most areas of the world. Suzo-Happ is a leading global supplier of components and accessories to the gaming, amusement and industrial markets with over 20,000 customers world-wide. Under the terms of the agreement, TransAct will be the exclusive gaming printer solutions provider to Suzo-Happ for their casino and gaming customers effective immediately. The agreement with Suzo-Happ significantly expands TransAct's worldwide distribution network, especially in the United States. Suzo-Happ was previously the exclusive distributor of another gaming printer manufacturer. Bart C. Shuldman, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of TransAct Technologies, commented, "This new agreement for TransAct to be the exclusive provider of gaming printer solutions to Suzo-Happ is very significant for TransAct. Our two teams working together will help drive significant growth in our installed base of industry-leading Epic® printers, and for our innovative Epicentral® software system which is already installed on over 5,000 gaming machines in four casinos. As the leading distributor of gaming products, with gaming licenses in almost every jurisdiction, Suzo-Happ's domestic and international reach greatly expands the number of gaming machines and casinos we can address including those in many United States jurisdictions. Suzo-Happ clearly saw the benefit of TransAct's gaming solutions and we are very excited they have made the change to Transact." "Our long-term commitment to invest in technology and innovation has driven solid market share growth for our Epic printers and as a result they have emerged as the gaming machine printer solution of choice for operators. With Suzo-Happ deciding to change course and now serve exclusively as our distribution partner we expect to further our market share growth going forward. Importantly, partnering with Suzo-Happ significantly increases the market access for Epicentral, our easy-to-use, cost-effective promotion and bonusing solution that enables casino operators to develop and deliver marketing programs and promotional coupons to customers on a real-time basis directly at the slot machine. Epicentral is a proven tool for casino operators that at a minimum drives increased visitation, new enrollment in loyalty programs, and additional play, leading to higher revenue and solid investment returns. With Suzo-Happ's established relationships, this new agreement allows us to further expand the addressable market for Epicentral which we expect will speed up the pace of deployments."
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Will Smith was originally offered the lead in Quentin Tarantino's Oscar-winning film Django Unchained and turned it down — not because of a scheduling conflict like he initially claimed, but because it wasn't all about him.
"Django wasn't the lead, so it was like, I need to be the lead. The other character was the lead!" Smith told Entertainment Weekly, referring to Christoph Waltz's bounty hunter Dr. King Schultz, for which he ironically won the Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor. (Waltz was initially campaigned in lead along with Jamie Foxx, who played Django.)
Smith said he even begged Tarantino to make Django more central to the film before eventually parting ways with the project. "I was like, 'No, Quentin, please, I need to kill the bad guy!"
Still, Smith is a huge fan of the film, which also won Tarantino the Best Original Screenplay Oscar. "I thought it was brilliant," he said. "Just not for me."


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Garage sales were a common occurrence in my teenage years. My parents owned a sporting goods store that sold used equipment, so my mom would be up early every Saturday morning, planning out a route from the local newspaper. She would hit many garage sales in that one day each week, looking for sporting treasures. I didn't go with her often (I was a teenager, after all), but I do remember tagging along with her a few times. I'm a bit of a pack rat (I'm trying to overcome this), but I was the one who saw everyone else's trash as my treasure. I would come across so many items being sold for mere pennies, and I couldn't understand why everyone would want to give up such possessions. And although I don't remember ever really buying much, I remember how fun I thought it was for me to go through other's throw-aways. These garage sales ended up being a really good thing for my sisters, brother and I as we left home. My mom would find dishes, pots and pans and silverware, so we were all set in our apartments. I actually ate off of and cooked with garage sale finds until I got married. I never really minded the second hand goods, especially since I always had roommates, and anyone who has ever had a roommate knows that you don't really want to set out your "best china" for everyone to use.
Along with the kitchen goods, my mom would pick up cookbooks and such whenever she would come across them. I do have one cookbook that I "inherited" from my brother. I also have many of those Pillsbury mini cookbooks that are sold at the grocery checkout. So last summer, I got this bright idea to start hitting a few garage sales every Saturday, looking for cookbooks to add to my collection. Well, I wasn't nearly as successful as my mom. After several weeks, I had only run across one cookbook. Granted, I would only go to 4 or 5 garage sales each Saturday, but I figured that I could go buy a brand new cookbook for the price I was paying in gas.
That one cookbook I did come across, though, is one of my little treasures. It is a copy of the Better Homes and Gardens New Cookbook. I'm not sure what edition it is – I can't find a copyright anywhere, but it is an older copy. The pages are yellowed and worn, and the pictures are definitely not modern. There are some added inserts in the back that are dated 1975, so I figure the book itself is from around the same time.
I think the reason I love this book so much is that it is fun to go through and see what kinds of recipes were popular around the time I was born. Some of the recipes leave me with a big question mark, wondering who would really make them, but others sound like timeless classics. Like this chicken dish that I made. I changed up a few things, but what I ended up with was a delicious dinner that I would make over and over again. And when a recipe stands the test of time, you know you've found a winner!
Chicken Supreme
adapted from Better Homes and Gardens New Cookbook
6 bone-in chicken thighs
3/4 teaspoon seasoned salt
dash of paprika
1 cup chicken stock
1/4 cup white wine
1/4 cup diced onion
1/4 teaspoon curry powder
dash of pepper
2 tablespoons all-purpose flour
1/4 cup cold water
1 cup sliced mushrooms
olive oil
Preheat oven to 350F.
Sprinkle the chicken thighs with the seasoned salt and paprika. Place chicken in a 9×13 baking dish.
Combine the chicken broth, wine, onions, curry powder and pepper. Pour over chicken. Cover with foil. Bake for 30 minutes, then uncover and bake for an additional 45 minutes or until chicken is done.
When chicken is almost done cooking, heat a small amount of olive oil in a pan. Add mushrooms and sauté until tender. Remove from heat.
When chicken is done, remove from oven. Remove chicken from pan and cover to keep warm. Strain the pan juices, and reserve for the sauce. In a small pan, blend the flour and the cold water. Slowly stir in the pan juices. Cook and stir over low heat until sauce thickens, the boil for 3 to 4 minutes. Add the mushrooms and heat through. Serve chicken with the sauce.


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5058 Yale Road
Memphis, Tennessee, 38128
Commute to Downtown Bartlett
Most errands require a car.
Flat as a pancake, some bike lanes.
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Bird world in a flap over species claim
There could be thousands more bird species in the world than we think, according to an ornithologist who says we're just not counting them properly.
Australian researcher Dr David Watson of Charles Sturt University says that relying on external appearance and voice to describe bird species is far more restrictive than criteria researchers use for other animals.
He writes in the journal BioScience that we should be considering these other criteria, including a bird's internal morphology, genetic material and breeding behaviour.
"Around 9800 bird species are currently recognised in the world today," says Watson.
"By complementing appearance and voice with other sources of information, we could differentiate hundreds or even thousands more species."
But Dr Les Christidis, assistant director at Sydney's Australian Museum, describes the claim as "a storm in a teacup".
"For example, the paper argues that relying solely on plumage characters is not a good idea for bird taxonomy as it can miss species that differ in other ways.
"This is a truism and no-one has any trouble accepting sibling species. In fact birds have been 'over split' because of the reliance on plumage characters.
"[But] it could be argued that there are fewer species of birds if one were to rely on characters other than plumage.
"When you weigh up the number of 'over split' and 'under split' bird taxa in the world, the issue becomes a storm in a teacup."
Christidis says he believes the number of bird species recognised is probably close to the mark, give or take 5%.
"As for the exceptions, without them the professional bird taxonomists would be without a job," he says.
"Given that evolution and speciation are dynamic processes, there will never be a definite answer or approach to defining species. Only if species were created by God would the process be clear cut."


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ROME'S Trevi Fountain, a baroque must-see for tourists, is crumbling, possibly as a delayed result of last winter's freezing temperatures.
Chunks up to eight centimetres wide have fallen off of its ledges in recent days, the Italian news agency ANSA reported.
The city fire department has partly fenced off the ornate 18th-century fountain, which is 20 metres wide.
Masonry often falls apart with a delay of several months if moisture in its pores has frozen during the winter.
Legend has it that departing travellers who hurl a coin over their shoulders into the water are destined to return to Rome.
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Meredith College DanceWorks 2010 April 23-25
The Dance Program at Meredith will present DanceWorks 2010, Friday, April 23-Sunday April 25 in Jones Auditorium. Performances are Friday and Saturday, April 23-24 at 8 p.m. and Sunday, April 25 at 3 p.m.
Tickets: $10 and $5. Purchase of one ticket gains admission to all shows. For reservations, contact the Meredith College Box Office at (919) 760-2840 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
This year, 22 students, one alumna, and two faculty have created works in ballet, clogging, hip-hop, jazz, modern and dance for the camera. The senior class will perform a collaborative work and the freshman class will perform under the direction of faculty member Carol Finley.
The weekend is organized into Program A for emerging artists including student artists in their first year of choreography at Meredith plus the freshmen class dance, and Program B for mainstage artists including veteran student choreographers plus work from alumna Brenda Burton and faculty member Talani Torres. On Sunday evening an adjudicated Gala with work from both programs will be performed.
Full program details are as follows.
Friday, April 23 8 p.m.
Saturday, April 24, 3 p.m.
Ballet, Hip-Hop, and Modern by Faculty Choreographer: Carol Finley for the Freshman class Student Choreographers: Jessica Allen, Abbey Collins and Sheryl Scott, Akira King, Najla McClain, Whitney Miller, Christine O'Neal, Ahsia Pettigrew, Andrea Phillips, Samantha Rice, Kelsey Riner, and Kathryn Schaus
Saturday, April 24, 8 p.m.
Sunday, April 25, 3 p.m. Alumna Choreographer: Brenda Burton and Student Choreographers: Kristina Blakely-Orgias, Ashley Gibbs, Aleah Ham, Lacy Lowder, Natasha Randolph, Amy Sapp, Jodie Saunders, Rebekah Shingleton, Brittany Troutman, and the senior class
Sunday, April 25, 8 p.m.
Adjudicated highlights from Programs A and B by Abbey Collins and Sheryl Scott, Carol Finley, Aleah Ham, Akira King, Natasha Randolph, Samantha Rice, Jodie Saunders, Amy Sapp, Kathryn Schaus, Rebekah Shingleton, Talani Torres, and Brittany Troutman
Date Submitted: 2010-04-19
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Rowan Atkinson Live! is a compilation of two stage shows performed by the comedian in the late 80s and early 90s. It collects together some of his finest sketches and presents them in a sixty minute DVD that showcases his talents at both physical and verbal comedy.
By the time this particular DVD was released, Atkinson was already a household name thanks to shows like Not the Nine O' Clock News, Blackadder and Mr Bean. Essentially, if you enjoy any of those programmes, then you will find that this DVD offers more of the same. If you can't stand Atkinson's style of humour, then there is nothing here that will make you change your mind.
Atkinson's skill lies in blending very different styles of comedy. Fans of his early stuff from not the Nine O' Clock News will remember that he often raised laughs from visual comedy (pulling silly faces) and physical comedy (his ability to contort his seemingly rubbery body into all sorts of weird angles). As he moved towards Blackadder he also became adept at verbal comedy, combining clever wordplay, superb comic timing and just the right vocal inflection to milk laughs out of seemingly ordinary lines.
Whichever Atkinson you prefer, you will find something to make you laugh on this DVD. Sketches such as "Tom, Dick and Harry" are brilliantly constructed, making clever use of concepts and language to play around with our prejudices and expectations and create some very, very funny moments. Others (Dating for Beginners) rely much more on Atkinson's physical abilities.
The thing with Atkinson's sketches is that, whichever style you prefer, there are laugh out loud moments in all of them. Whether watching him mime how to receive a bill whilst on a date or listening to him as the Devil greeting new arrivals in Hell, you will find yourself laughing helplessly. It's hard to imagine another performer who can so effortlessly switch between physical and verbal comedy and lose nothing.
Atkinson is also the master of delivery. It's not just that he has a highly developed sense of comic timing - knowing exactly how long a pause to leave before delivering a punch line. He also has an excellent repertoire of comedy accents and has an innate ability of giving characters exactly the right "voice". The accents Atkinson chooses for characters are not there by accident; they actually add something to the overall comedy, the inflection used somehow making lines even funnier. It's not just what he says; it's how he says it.
True, a couple of the sketches have also become a little over-familiar and if you are an Atkinson fan, the chances are you will have seen or heard many of them already (even if not this particular performance of them). One, for example, is essentially the prototype for part of the very first episode of Mr Bean and will be instantly familiar to millions of viewers. Having said that, it is still very funny and even knowing what comes next can't blunt it. Indeed, if anything it makes it funnier, as you are anticipating the punch line.
Fans of more modern stand-up might feel the show is a little outdated. It is a simple collection of sketches with no connection to each other and no over-arching theme for the show. There are no long monologues full of pithy observations and one-liners on the frustrations of modern life; it's essentially a traditional TV sketch show transferred to the stage. Yet give or take one or two references which have aged badly, Atkinson's stage show still for the most part feels fresh and vibrant and, above all, funny.
It's true that it can sometimes feel a little disjointed. For a start, this is not a standard "Live" DVD , recorded at a single performance. Instead, it is an amalgamation of two different shows Atkinson performed in different years. As such, it is not a complete record of either show, but cherry picks the best bits from each. Editing between the two is fairly basic and the transition from one venue to another (and one stage setting to another) sometimes causes a slight feeling of displacement. To be honest, though, this is being picky for the sake of it - most of the time, you will be laughing too hard to even notice.
Available for around £15 (new), this is a DVD that will make you really cheer you up and make you laugh out loud. £15 for an hour's entertainment might not sound great value, when many films cost half that and last twice as long. Ignore simple economics because you'll definitely get your money's worth out of this one and will watch it time and time again.
If you enjoy Rowan Atkinson's style of comedy, this is a must-have DVD.
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Rowan Atkinson is mostly known to the current young generations for his marvellous and approachable work as the man of few words - Mr. Bean. His comic genius as shown in Black Adder which covers periods of history starting some 500 years ago is also likely to remain unforgotten.
A lot of his stand-up work, remains unknown - particularly to audiences abroad. This DVD was filmed in 1991 and if there's one fault, it's definitely not the sketches that it consists of but the fact that it is too short. The sketches are well prepared and Rowan makes awesome use of the simplest of props (a bus like seat for instance) on his awesome "Invisible Man" sketch, which is only beaten in the hillarious physical comedy stakes by his Guide to A Perfect First Date where his actions and facial expressions are purely amazing! Angus Deayton plays the spoken roles for these perfectly.
It's not all physical comedy though and there's quite a bit of humour arising from Atkinson's clever words on several sketches, including my personal favourite "The Fatal Beatings" sketch, I've no idea how he manages to keep a straight face and there are some hillarious lines in there. Likewise "The Good Loser" an actor at a ceremony who is there to pick up an award on behalf of one of his co-actors is highly entertaining and a very entertaining observation as well!
I'm aware of many other funny Rowan Atkinson sketches and only wish they were somehow incorporated in to this DVD to lengthen it.


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The biggest event in the girlguiding calendar attracted over a hundred and fifty members of the Guiding community.
Maldon District Trefoil, Rainbows, Brownies and Guides celebrated World Thinking Day on February 23.
Mayor of Maldon, Peter Stilts and Councillor David Williams joined the girls in their afternoon activities at Maldon Methodist Church.
Members of the Girl Guide movement sang hymns, renewed their promises and made finger puppets.


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Cheryl Jean Waguespack Clay, 52, of Norco, was called to heaven on Dec. 30, 2011.
She was the wife of Fred Ronny Clay, mother of Ashley Clay Moran (Michael) and Fred Elijah "Eli" Clay, grandmother of Amelia and Penelope Moran, daughter of Patricia O. Waguespack and the late Maurice J. "Mackie" Waguespack, sister of Lisa W Young (Chris), Maurice "Reese" Waguespack (Lynnie) and Wade Waguespack (Laura), daughter-in-law of Virginia O. Clay and the late Fred O. "Toad" Clay, and sister-in-law of Roger "Bud" Clay (late Dorothy), Bama Browning (Bob). She was a graduate of Destrehan High School and attended the University of New Orleans. She worked for Allstate Insurance Group for many years.
Services were held at Sacred Heart of Jesus Catholic Church in Norco on Jan. 2 and 3, 2012 with Fr. Terry Becnel, celebrant.
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he ex-wife of a famous TV star, Brad Terry (Billy Burke), is murdered while Terry is talking to paparazzi outside the ex-wife's house. Meanwhile this same star manages to butter up all of Monk's friends and associates by giving them the VIP treatment on his TV show. However, Monk is not convinced that a crazed fan Marcy (Sarah Silverman) who confessed to the crime is guilty and must not only find out the truth, but also combat the influence and manipulation that this famous person has skillfully placed on his friends and colleagues.Résumé de IMDb.com
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BioWare introduced the idea of allowing your save file to carry over from character to character in order to introduce past decision making to influence situations taking place within the sequel. According to Famitsu magazine in Japan, Square-Enix is contemplating the same type of game design decision, but has not made a concrete decision.
The development team says they'd like to introduce a surprise to those players who have purchased and played both games, but give no indication as to what that surprise could ultimately be. The article also reveals that you can expect Final Fantasy XIII-2 to take a much darker path than the original and to prepare for an evolved battle system from its predecessor.
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Bomb Blast Shakes Pakistani Consulate in Iranian city
A bomb placed near the Pakistani consulate in the southeastern Iranian city of Zahedan wounded one person when it exploded late Saturday, residents said.
The conservative Iranian Jomhuri Eslami daily said the consulate building had not been damaged.
"The explosion was quite powerful because the windows of several buildings were broken," one resident contacted by telephone from Tehran told AFP.
No official information was available on the blast.
Zahedan, in Iran's Sistan Baluchistan province, is close to the borders of both Afghanistan and Pakistan and has a large community of Afghan refugees.
On October 12 windows in the consulate were smashed by some of several thousand demonstrators, Iranian and Afghan, protesting US attacks on Afghanistan as well as Pakistani "treachery" in approving them.
Zahedan has a population of some 500,000, including 200,000 Afghans – Tehran (AFP)
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Very professional and very courteous. I appreciated his explanation and his expertise.
I was a patient of Dr. Morganroth fourteen years ago. The results of Mohs treatment on my nose back then were excellent!! This time I am facing Mohs surgery on my forehead. After visiting a different doctor close to my home, I was given far more complex instructions relative to surgery than before. The gravity of the instructions from this local doctor plus the warnings of many different things that could go wrong was quite disturbing. Dr. Morganroth answered all of my questions directly and I felt far more confidence in his abilities as a doctor especially given his success with me in the past!
The wait time was too long but I appreciate the thorough check-up and efficient treatment.
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I have gone to Dr. Morganroth for many years now, after having been to about half dozen or more other dermatologists. I am extremely confident in his knowledge and skills and believe he provides the best medical care possible in his areas of expertise. I will continue to use him with the highest confidence.
Dr. Morganroth and his team are fantastic. Knowledgable, friendly, warm and quick. And most importantly - he is a great doctor :-)
Confident and through
Always pleased. Have been a patient for years.
Dr. Morganroth literally saved my nose from my previous dermatologist's ill fated biopsy cut. Since then I go to no one else.
Dr. Morganroth is incredible! He is a true professional who is a perfectionist and when it comes to my face I want perfection! The front office is friendly and extremely helpful. His nurse staff is also great.
No waiting time. Doctor was friendly.
It was quick and just fine! It was okay to cancel my appt. on zoc doc without letting me know, because I got in 15 minutes earlier anyway! I had to call to get in! Which is ok also! Thinking about getting IPL. Does the doctor ever do IPL?
I saw Michelle Quinn. She's great!
Very professional. Found him very helpful.
Personable, caring, thorough. Offered to do an in office simple procedure, removing pre-cancerous lesions. First visit always is an indicator if a Doctor is willing to take the time to check what a patient needs. I am happy to say he did just that! Thank you Dr. Morganroth and staff.
Dr. Morganroth and everyone who works in his office are AMAZING. Best bedside manner of any doctor I know (and I have some good ones). Above and beyond in every way possible.
Acceptable, but I expected more to be done than the one issue he took care of. I was referred to another dermatologist for the other problems.
Dr. Morganroth has such a great approach to helping you be your natural self!
I was hoping for help doing an overall mole/cancer screening, assess sun damage, and also address some skincare concerns and have never felt more dismissed by a doctor in my life (and I've had plenty.) Dr. Morganroth informed me that he was basically too good to be dealing with my issues, that I should have booked with another dr. and proceeded to make me super uncomfortable to the point of tears. It's unfortunate because the front office staff is lovely, but he's too busy for anything that doesn't require expensive surgery. Be forewarned...
I always can count on a good appointment with Dr. Morganroth.
This is a well run office that inspires confidence in the patient.
Highly competent in his field.
Very helpful, thorough and instills confidence
thoroughly recommended
Excellent - very professional, considerate and informative.
Excellent. On time, quick diagnosis, nice and friendly staff and doctor. Dr. Morganroth is excellent - kind, caring and practical. Highly recommend him.
Dr. Morganthroth is the ABSOLUTE best doctor! His honest assessment of procedures he recommends results in fabulous results that fit my and my lifestyle. His office is friendly and the online appointment tool is extremely convenient.
First visit. Very businesslike, which is fine. Seemed knowledgeable, but in a hurry. I have a follow-up appt. so I will see if anything changes.
Nice, clean office. Really helpful, friendly staff... I sure could tell they enjoyed working there. Dr. Morganroth was professional, friendly, easy to talk to, listened to my concerns, explained the options, was focused. I am delighted to be his patient.
He is very professional yet warm and nice. He admits when one should be referred out as not to make a wrong diagnosis... But the things that he does do are perfect....
Great doctor especially for the Mose procedure.
Great experience, everyone was so helpful!!!
Did not care for him at all. Did not take much time answering my questions ? I thought he was abrupt and quite full of himself!
I went for a specific reason and got it taken care of . Im happy to say that my visit with Dr. Morganroth was piece of cake, and would highly recommend him.
I always have to wait to see him, anywhere from 30-60 minutes. I understand it up to a point because I usually have appointments very late in the day. Still... Dr. Morganroth generally has a good bedside manner, but this last visit for botox was a "blow-by". I may start moving my appointments to morning.
Dr Morganroth was very engaging. He took time answering my general questions and was really kind and helpful. I always feel well taken care of even when the doc is super busy.
Good question. Greg appears to be an extremely skilled doctor. I don't like filling out these question reviews. I prefer direct contact. Dr. Morganroth is very direct. He was late due to waiting for the pathology report.
Consummate professional, absolutely exceptional in all areas of his work from complex MOHs laser procedures to cosmetic applications. Not the go-to guy if you need a psychiatric therapist more than a surgeon/doctor. There are lots of the former out there and only one Dr. Morganroth. If you want superior, world-recognized dermatological work, he's the doc.
Dr. Morganroth is a very pleasant, professional-yet-friendly person who thoroughly and efficiently took care of my specific skin concerns today. My previous dermatologist spent part of my appointment time pushing skin care products on me; I was pleased that Dr. Morganroth only spoke about his other services after I specifically asked. His staff member, Marcie, is also a very professional and warm person. I will stay with Dr. Morganroth for my dermatology care.
Excellent as always
Overall, I was happy visiting Dr. Morganroth's office. He was straightforward, knew what his specialty was, and was surprisingly nice. They did not push any expensive treatment or products but recommended me the right treatment for my skin.
I wouldn't go anywhere else
All in all....very professionally run!
He was really one of the best doctors I've ever had the privilege and opportunity of seeing. I work with doctors for a living and am usually very critical of being a patient myself but he far exceeded my expectations. I live in SF and drove an hour to see him and am glad I did. I will do it again next time I need him and will also refer him to my friends and family. I HIGHLY recommend him as a solid knowledgeable professional.
Honesty is worth a million words. He's very, vert good and has concern about his patients. A 10.
It went very well.I was seen by one of his associates and she was excellent.
The visit was hurried. It could be because of lack of doctors, but doctor's manner was very hurried. He also wasn't giving information until I ask. Maybe cosmetic surgery patients who bring in more cash may have better treatment from them, but overall, I am not satisfied by the visit.
Dr. Morganroth was friendly, and professional without rushing, Answered all of my questions and asked if I had more of them.
efficient and fast, would consult him again any day
He is great. Today he was in more "rare form" than usual. He is a very nice man.
Very personable, honest, sincere and interested in my concerns for visit.
Thank you!
Both Dr Morganroth and Dr Deluca are great. They completely understood my issue and discussed with me my options. It was my first visit and I was very impressed by their professionalism and their patient care.
Handsome doctor. Hot staff. Too bad their office wasn't also a dating service.
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Dr. Morganroth is very efficient. He knows his business. I have confidence that Dr. Morganroth will do the right thing when it comes to my skin issues, this is right in his wheel house.
It was GREAT!!! There was no wait even though there were others in the waiting room. I wasn't left in the exam room for any time at all. The assistant came in whom was very nice took some info and then Dr Moranroth came in just as she was leaving. He listened, exmed me thoroughly and acknowledged & took care of other issues wasn't even in there for.
Dr. Morganroth is a brillliant doctor who is highly ethical and a fabulous surgeon.
Fast, efficient checkup
Dr. Morganroth is very knowledgeable. He is quick because of the busy practice, but answers all my questions and the nurses check to make sure I didn't have anything else for him before they let me leave.
Dr. Morganroth is a perfectionist about the work he does for patients. I enjoy working with him and have been so pleased with the outcome!
There was an unusual wait time due to an emergency. My understanding is that this is not typical. Once I saw the doctor things went smoothly and I thought he did a good job and was pleasant to talk to.
Extremely high wait times. I had to wait about an hour. Is my time not as important as theirs?
Dr. Morganroth and everyone in his office were FANTASTIC. ZocDoc had not actually added me to the calendar in the Dr's office. Still, they pulled together, squeezed me in, and I was in and out in less than 30 minutes and everyone was charming, gracious and human.
He and his office were great despite a glitch in the zocdoc scheduling interface
Dr. Morganroth's front office has become one of the best (friendly, efficient) run Dr.'s offices I am aware of. I know that this was personally important to him beginning a number of years ago and he addressed issues extremely successfully, as evidenced by the truly excellent result.
friendly and caring staff. presented alternatives without "selling." highly recommend.
Great guy. Direct and to the point. No wasted time at my appointment. Gold star on first visit
Dr. Morganroth is very knowledgable and helpful, and he does great work! Because of this he is very busy and moves along quickly, so be prepared with all your questions and the answers to what he is likely to ask.
Very professional and polite-friendly!
Great Doctor!
Dr MOrganroth is the greatest
Very pleasant, very friendly, very helpful. During a skin scan, he found a spot I had forgotten to mention. Since his specialty is surgery, he called in 2 different specialists to address my non-surgery-related skin problems, and also did a biopsy to get more information. Both specialists gave me their full attention and didn't rush me through the appointment. A nice change from my previous experiences at another skin center.
What I really like about Dr. Morganroth, besides his thoroughness and exceptional skills, is that he will do what he can during your visit, e.g., freeze or zap spots, etc., rather than scheduling a second appointment.
Very professional staff and my visit was on time. Dr. Morganroth had excellent bedside manner and is cutting edge in his treatments.
Dr. Morganroth is very skilled, thorough and professional. He answered all of my questions and gave me honest feedback. I appreciated his excellent bedside manner. If you are looking for the best outcome for your condition, make an appointment to see Dr. Morganroth.
The doctor is good but the receptionist is way below standard and professional. I was even wondering whether she knew what she was doing. She was looking for keys, I heard questions like "do you know how to make this xxx". She wasn't responsive, and claimed she could handle multiple things yet kept me waiting for my prescription and schedule. Very bad experiences. I think her name is Brenta.
I was pleased that he was able to accomodate me right away. Very professional and personable.
Dr. Morganroth gets right down to business, but I personally like that. I wanted my issue to be dealt with, but I too have time limitations. He knows what he is doing and is quite personable. I came in for a scar to be improved, and it already looks a lot better- yippee!
I found Dr. Morganroth to be extremely professional and an expert in his field, staff was helpful and friendly.
It was a pleasure. He's professional, personable, detailed and a doctor I trust.
The doctor is very approachable and knowledgeable; the care is very much patient-centered.
Dr Morganroth was very knowledgeable about the skin with an eye towards overall long term heath. In addition, he was able to present ways to improve your appearance using a multitude of options based on your budget and time. Your one stop shop if you want to improve your looks and see a true health professional at the same time.
The doctor is a consummate professional, brisk but thorough, confident, clearly skilled, knowledgeable, a powerful intellect. Delighted with results. Will return.
I was Very Impressed,He is Very Friendly and easy to understand and to talk to an I felt better after talking to Him. I am usually very Nervous but not with Him Today!! His Associates were Very Nice and Easy to talk with also! It was a Good appointment and I got exactly the answers that I wanted to!
I wish all my doctors were as good as Morganroth.
Professional, knowledgeable, and friendly.
Dr. Morganroth is always professional and a master at what he does. I wouldn't go to anyone else!
He is very good at what he does.
Knowledgeable , honest
I used to see Dr. Morganroth several years ago and haven't in a while because I moved out of the area. I'm so happy to be back! The office is run like a well oiled machine (which is very rare). He is a confident expert who is also very clear and personable.
Visit went like clockwork. I got some skin spots looked at and taken care of. I felt he listened to my needs.
Dr. Morganroth came highly recommended, and he still managed to exceed my expectations.
Dr. Morganroth is the BEST in his field. No need to shop around. He is an expert & his work is flawless. He's a very genuine person & cares about his patients. I trust him completely. 100% satisfied. Oh, and Melinda is fabulous! She'll answer ALL of your questions and is very sweet.
Very pleasant and professional! Good eye contact and makes you feel connected. Efficient! From making appointment to leaving the office.
Very friendly staff! Dr. Morganroth was very personable and accommodating to my needs.
He seems smart, trustworthy and competent.
He was just as nice now as he was a few years ago when he treated my husband with MOHs on his face.
Very nice and personable.
honest, professional and made good recommendations
quick, professional, and top of his field.
He was extremely helpful and I didn't feel rushed out like most doctors. Definitely recommended.
I wouldn't trust anyone else with my skin. He's an outstanding surgeon and excellent diagnostician.
Love Dr. Morganroth, he's the best!
Overall he is a good doctor, addressing the problems that I have. However, personally I will still talk to other professional doctor to have different opinions.


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First ton comes with sixes
Former Canterbury all-rounder Stephen Cunis can probably take some of the credit for Chris Gibb's realising a long held goal of scoring a senior hundred in Marlborough cricket.
During a stint in Christchurch playing for the St Albans Club after leaving Blenheim in 2006, Cunis took the young Marlborough batsman aside one day at training and gave him some advice as Chris recalled. "Stephen said to me, if you want to play down here [for St Albans] for a while you could be a senior cricketer at this club if you train at least 20 per cent harder. When you get in [batting] don't throw it away. Build an innings.
"Stephen gave me some self belief and he was a very good cricketer, player coach for St Albans then."
Chris took his advice and did make the St Albans senior team and in between playing in England is a first choice player for Celtic and now Marlborough when he's home.
His career has changed dramatically since he began as a mad keen 7-year-old at St Mary's School in Blenheim. Back then he was a leg-spin bowler, but by his own admission, sucked so much at batting he often didn't even make it to the crease. Then things changed.
"One season I was just out there batting normally then I had a chance to go up the batting order and I guess I wasn't too bad and I stayed there."
Bowling leg-spinners can be soul-destroying when you drag one down short or over-toss bowling so slow and he got sick of bowling and getting smacked all around the park so took up wicket-keeping as a teenager. He became very good at that to the stage where he sometimes wicket-keeps for Celtic and has also donned the gloves for Marlborough.
Chris has played a lot of valuable innings for Celtic, the club he's played for since he began and one which he vowed never to leave. Saturday's ton was his first in senior cricket and he certainly didn't loiter in the nervous 90s.
"I went from 88 to 100 with two sixes. I knew I was getting close so I just wanted to get it over with. I saw Dean Brownlee do that in a test so I thought I might as well have a go at that."
Truth is Gibb just played the two deliveries as he saw them and that's how he's modelled his batting in latter years.
"I just try and play straight and keep it simple. Put the bad ball away and try not to hit the ball in the air too much. Build an innings."
While T20 cricket is very much in vogue now, Gibb considers himself more a cricket purist and enjoys the longer version of the game more.
The 26 year-old loves playing in the Marlborough competition and for the reps, but also thoroughly enjoyed his time playing in England for two seasons with the Chertsey Club.
He doesn't have any long term cricket dreams at this stage and said, "I've actually done more than I thought I would in cricket. Playing for Marlborough, playing overseas. I never took it too seriously initially. I would just meet up with the lads on a Saturday, play and go out on the drink."
He still enjoys the lads company and an aftermatch beer but ability-wise he's got plenty to offer as a very good cricketer and is hoping last week's ton wasn't a one-off.
Cricket is his first sporting love but he enjoys playing golf socially and touch and while in Christchurch dabbled briefly with rugby league. Playing out of the Marist/Western Suburbs Club, everything was going well until a broken foot ended that dream.
Leisure-wise, Chris enjoys hanging out with his family and friends and his travelling days are far from over.
"I'm going to work the wine vintage here and go travelling again. I've got a few mates in Aussie so I'd like to catchup and potentially stay with them."
Somewhere along the line of course he's got to fit in his goal for five years time of being married with children.
However, as he said, he still hasn't met his wife yet, so come on girls, Celtic and Marlborough cricket need someone to step up in a hurry before he leaves.
The Marlborough Express


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This is very simple. Who is your favorite member of the Indiana Pacers 2008 roster? It could be the leading scorer or the 12th man. This is the player you think exemplifies the kind of player you want to see on the Indiana Pacers.
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This is very simple. Who is your favorite member of the Indiana Pacers 2008 roster? It could be the leading scorer or the 12th man. This is the player you think exemplifies the kind of player you want to see on the Indiana Pacers.
It wasn't about being the team everyone loved, it was about beating the teams everyone else loved.
Division Champions 1955, 1956, 1988, 1989, 1990, 2002, 2003, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008
Conference Champions 1955, 1956, 1988, 2005
NBA Champions 1989, 1990, 2004
You totally butchered the word "Indiana", but DG for sure.
why no "none of the above" option?
Okay, seriously, if I don't like anyone on our roster, what am I supposed to do?
If only Courtney Sims was an option. And that's really saying something considering he went to UM.
Come to the Dark Side -- There's cookies!
Running away with it in my book.. Granger.
Andre Owens. Because in this day and age the best Pacer is the one you don't even realize is on the team.
Came down to Jeff and Danny, so I went young. Hard to vote really when the only game i saw was the last quarter of the 1st Spurs game.
License plate say Florida...Lime Green Charger
08 and Beyond
Owens 'cause I went to the same senior prom as him.
I don't understand the overt negativity. It's not like we're Memphis and we lost all of our games year and have owners that aren't committed to doing anything but shedding salary. Even with two years of not making the playoffs we're still spoiled fans.
Danny Granger, btw.
Shawne is my #2. Dun #3. Nobody else is even close after that.
"Sometimes, when you look Andy in the eyes, you get a feeling somebody else is driving." -- David Letterman
Tough question,I voted for Jeff Foster over Danny Granger, but just barely.
That'll do.
Haha, Andre Owens is beating Jermaine; looks like the fans have spoken. Owens gets the max!
That's some bad azz memory for Shade. I know Jeff isn't a star guy, but in his role he's a huge win. I'd expect this vote to be just about Danny, Jeff and Dun. I'm a fan of Shawne too, but he's not at "fav" status just yet.
The bigger issue here is JO's status. Not that it's wrong or a surprise, but just the black and white fact that he's fallen so far. Dude has the most AS noms of any Pacer ever and now he can't sniff 3rd place in the fav Pacer award....and it's not because of off court trouble either.
Not only that but the guy clearly did come back in a support role rather than demanding starting time and shots and did get right back to leading the way with charge taking and inside defense. You take money out of the equation and this guy is someone you think "I wish he'd play more".
And yet the general vibe is that people are sick of him. I understand the reasoning, but you have to wonder if it hasn't gone too far to the anti-extreme.
Or maybe he's 2nd/3rd on a lot of lists? Somehow I doubt it. But wouldn't it be nice to see him stay with the team and EARN back that popularity vote? That would be a win-win for us and him.
He can always opt out and resign for half the money, I think he would be pretty popular than.
I don't think it is feasable to hold on to that contract for any reason really. Good play will eqaute to better trade value.
"As a bearded man, i was very disappointed in Love. I am gathering other bearded men to discuss the status of Kevin Love's beard. I am motioning that it must be shaved."
- ilive4sports
I decide which player is my favorite by asking myself which player do I enjoy watching the most. And this past season it was without question - Jeff Foster. I have always loved hustle players, and that is what he is. There were times this past season where Jeff was almost the only reason why I wanted to watch the Pacers


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The €100 billion ($126 billion) rescue package for Spain's banks moves Italy to the frontline of Europe's debt crisis, putting pressure on Prime Minister
"The scrutiny of Italy is high and certainly will not dissipate after the deal with Spain," Nicola Marinelli, who oversees $US153 million at Glendevon King Asset Management in London, said. "This bailout does not mean that Italy will be under attack but it means that investors will pay attention to every bit of information before deciding to buy or to sell Italian bonds."
Italy has more than €2 trillion of debt, more as a share of its economy than any advanced economy after Greece and Japan. The Treasury has to sell more than €35 billion of bonds and bills per month – more than the annual gross domestic product of each of the three smallest euro members, Cyprus, Estonia and Malta.
"The problem for Italy is that where Spain goes, there's always the perception that Italy could follow," said Nicholas Spiro, managing director at Spiro Sovereign Strategy in London. "There is insufficient differentiation within the financial markets. It is clear that Spain's fundamentals are a lot more dire than Italy's. [But] that hasn't stopped Italy suffering from Spanish contagion.''
Italy is on track to bring its budget deficit within the European Union limit of 3 per cent of GDP this year and is already running a surplus before interest payments, meaning its debt will soon peak at about 120 per cent of GDP. The jobless rate is less than half of Spain's 24 per cent, and Italy did not suffer a real estate bust, leaving its banks healthy by southern European standards. The budget deficit, at 3.9 per cent of GDP last year, is less than half that of Spain.
But a total debt more than twice that of Spain gives investors pause, especially in a country where economic growth has lagged the EU average for more than a decade. The euro region's third-biggest economy, Italy is set to contract 1.7 per cent this year, more than the 1.6 per cent in Spain, the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development estimates.
Italy's debt load has traditionally led the country to be perceived as a bigger credit risk than Spain. At the start of this year, Italy's 10-year bond yielded 2.02 percentage points more than that of Spain. As the extent of Spain's banking woes became more apparent and the country was forced to raise its deficit target, that spread reversed and now Spain's 10-year bond yields 44 points more than those in Italy.
That outperformance may offer little reassurance to investors as Italy's 10-year yields still crept up to more than 6 per cent last month, widening the gap with German bonds, the European benchmark, to 547 basis points on June 1. Debt agency head Maria Cannata said last week fewer foreign investors were turning up at Italian auctions and that the country could still finance at yields as high as 8 per cent.
The Australian Financial Review


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Courtesy of Black Enterprise
When it comes to race and ethnicity and social media engagement, African Americans are vastly outpacing their counterparts. African-American Internet users spent the most time on social networking sites compared to all other ethnic groups, according to a Social Media 2012 report from Nielsen and NM Incite. In July 2012, African Americans spent 8 hours and 7 minutes on social networks via their personal computers. They only came in second to Hispanic users when it came to mobile access to social media, with African Americans spending 8 hours and 20 minutes on the various platforms.
With Blacks at the helm of social conversations, BlackEnterprise.com takes a closer look at the top Black moments in social media:
Barack Obama – Four More Years
It was the photo that was seen around the world. Obama's heartfelt hug with the First Lady was sent after his win in the November general election with the caption "FOUR MORE YEARS." The photo instantly went viral, and became the most retweeted post of all time, surpassing 500,000 retweets.


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