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Chocolate Chip Peanut Butter Cookies Recipe
- 1/2 cup butter, softened
- 1/2 cup sugar
- 1/3 cup packed brown sugar
- 1/2 cup chunky peanut butter
- 1 egg
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 1 cup King Arthur Unbleached All-Purpose Flour
- 1/2 cup old-fashioned oats
- 1 teaspoon baking soda
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 1 cup (6 ounces) semisweet chocolate chips
- In a bowl, cream butter and sugars; beat in peanut butter, egg and vanilla. Combine flour, oats, baking soda and salt; stir into the creamed mixture. Stir in chocolate chips.
- Drop by rounded tablespoonfuls onto ungreased baking sheets. Bake at 350° for 10-12 minutes or until golden brown. Cool 1 minute before removing to a wire rack. Yield: 2 dozen.
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these are super good!!! i would really like to double this next time. we gave some to our neighbor and actually missed them ; )
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I baked these cookies this PAST week and took them into the hospital for the volunteer office. This recipe I have used in times past as well! It's a really great recipe to use when cookies are needed for any special occasion! I used quick oats, 1/2 cup each packed brown sugar & granulated sugar, 1 cup semi-sweet chocolate chips & 1/2 cup peanut butter chips to enhance the flavor. I used creamy peanut butter unstead of chunky and the cookies came out well! I also greased the baking sheets for easier removal of the cookies. I rate this as an excellent cookie recipe to use ANYTIME!
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These were so quick and easy to make and very delicious!
We made them for the first time yesterday and are making a triple batch today because all of the cookies from yesterday
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� About 180 fewer low-income students would receive aid for college in Nebraska, and about 150 fewer students would get work-study jobs.
� About 400 fewer Nebraska children would be able to participate in Head Start or Early Head Start.
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KasiaB wrote:not only are we connected to the net but we also read you shitty post trying to sell your burning man ticket for $1200 the other day. You should be ashamed
On to the good stuff going to describe the antics of myself and some of my friends over the course of one night during a kink/poly party.
The night starts off well and I'm harassing a female friend of mine named B. I've decided that poking her in the ribs is about the funniest thing ever. I switch off right and left hands and she begins to squeal and twist around trying to fight back and defend herself at the same time. I give one last vicious poke and she cries uncle and tells me that I've won. I sit there for a moment and ponder and tell her, "No B. I think YOU won." She looks confused so I mention why, "After all I think I broke my finger on your ribs...." Serves me right no? I get some ice and start icing my finger and sit down near some couches with a group of about 7-8 friends and we begin discussing embarrassing stories.
B. walks over and begins to tell us why she had earned the nickname Muppet. She had been experimenting with fisting with another friend of ours whom none of us had known. Her partner in this endeavor had fairly small hands apparently. Regardless the pair of them are getting their intimacy on when BOOOOM the cat knocks over a door that had been taken off it's hinges and was resting precariously near the stairs. B's reaction to this was to back up impaling herself on her friends arm going up about halfway to the elbow. The shock of this makes her begin screaming out in a voice remarkably similar to Kermit the frog. After her roommates gather to investigate the noise her friend looks at her and pantomimes a sock puppet with the hand that she was fisting her with and says," B. Yer a muppet wakka wakka wakka."
We all have a nice chuckle and begin discussing other stories when B. and a guy named E. take off sneakily to a bedroom. The rest of us sitting in the living room figure we know what's going on and we share a look and tell each other that we are naturally going to have to sing the muppet show song when she comes out. We get back to our business and are interrupted by the loud screaming of B. having an orgasm. I'll be damned if she didn't sound remarkably like Kermit the bloody frog.
She comes back outside about a half hour later sweaty and mostly naked and the entire room starts making sock puppet motions and we belt out in a grand chorus
It's time to play the music
It's time to light the lights
It's time to meet the Muppets on the Muppet Show tonight.
It's time to put on makeup
It's time to dress up right
It's time to raise the curtain on the Muppet Show tonight.
Why do we always come here
I guess we'll never know
It's like a kind of torture
To have to watch the show
And now let's get things started
Why don't you get things started
It's time to get things started
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After we get done B's face turns a remarkable shade of burgundy and E. tries his hardest not to bust a gut from behind her.
After this you'd think we'd be done... we had our fun played our gag and teased a woman who turns delightful colors. We get back to talking and bullshitting and most of us are making motions about leaving because it's getting to be that time of night. Just then however an ass naked K. steps out of one of the bedrooms and storms up into the living room. He looks irritated and embarrassed and most importantly incredibly shriveled.
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Pacific then hopped on a bus to make the hour-long trek home. The celebrating was not over though.
Right when the Tigers stepped off the bus, coaches led the team to their home court at the Spanos Center. There, in front of a gym absent of fans, cheerleaders or a band, McKenzie and her teammates climbed one-by-one up a ladder to cut down the nets. Although it was not the way many would picture it, the senior said she wouldn't have had it any other way.
"It's not your ideal moment, but we still got to cut down our own nets," McKenzie said. "It's a really great feeling. Not a lot of people have the opportunity to be able to win the conference so I'm just really thankful for that and exited to see what else we can accomplish."
McKenzie, a 2009 Reed graduate, played a large role in helping Pacific to its most successful season in Tiger history. Aside from earning its first ever Big West regular season crown — Pacific finished a 24-6 season with a 14-4 mark in conference play — the Tigers also set school records for winning percentage (.800), total wins and conference wins, as well as home and road wins.
In helping guide Pacific to its best season, McKenzie was named to the Big West first team along with teammate Kendall Rodriguez, marking just the second time the Tigers have had a pair of players named to the top team.
After earning second-team honors her junior season, McKenzie made the jump to the first team by finishing the regular season as the No. 1 three-point shooter in the Big West by draining a program-record 78 in 2012-13. Her 78 three-pointers broke her own program record set as a junior and moved her into second place in both Pacific and Big West history with 255 made for her career.
During the season, McKenzie also tied the Tigers' single-game mark this season by hitting 8-of-10 against Cal State Northridge on Feb. 14, an .800 percentage, which also tied her own program record. Overall, McKenzie finished the regular season averaging 11.2 points per game while also dishing out a team-best three assists per game. She also grabbed a team-best 2.4 steals per contest, a mark ranking her third in the conference.
"It's very humbling to me," McKenzie said of the first-team acknowledgment. "Not a lot of people get that opportunity to get recognized and get such a great award. We have so many great players in our conference so I feel honored to get that. I'm surrounded by great teammates and a great coaching staff. So at the end of the day, all the recognition goes to them because without them I wouldn't have even made it as far as I have."
Despite all of the postseason accolades, McKenzie's focus remains on the Big West tournament as the Tigers sit and wait to find out their opponent in the semifinals Friday night. With a chance to take Pacific's first tournament title and punch a ticket to the 'Big Dance,' McKenzie is eager to get back on the hardwood.
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Unprofessional doctor and staff – In 2004 I visited Dr. Babinski about four times for a skin condition. His treatment consisted of something I could have purchased at any drug store. I remember paying the 20% Medicare co pays.
Before moving to California later that year, I zeroed out my account and made sure the office had my cell phone number, which is still active. Almost five years later, September 2009, I received a collection notice for $181.00. I had never received such bill, so I contacted Dr. Babinskis' office and billing staff, who refused to provide explanation for the bill. I was never given an explanation of services or why the bill took five years to be sent.
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A decade after Dr. Mark Greene hung up his white lab coat for good on ER, Anthony Edwards is back as the star of a new television series.
He plays Hank Galliston, a magazine publisher wrapped up in an historical mystery after his wife is kidnapped on ABC's Zero Hour, which premiered last Thursday at 8 p.m.
The action thriller requires an audience to concentrate as the story unfolds layer by layer.
The road back to series television took Edwards many miles to travel — literally thousands upon thousands.
Edwards' character Greene was the heart of what was then television's most popular drama before the actor bowed out after eight years. Upon leaving, "I didn't really have a plan other than I knew I wasn't going to jump into a series again, and I knew that I was really tired and burnt out," he said.
Professionally, maybe. Personally, Edwards, 50, had a clear strategy. The California native moved his wife and four children to New York. He was going to spend time raising his kids and give his artist wife time to establish her career, before they took off on a dream adventure.
He bought a plane and took the family (and two teachers) on a 310-day trip around the world, through Africa, India, Southeast Asia and just about every exotic place you could imagine.
"It sounds like Howdy Doody," Edwards tells the AP. "But I've never met the older man who wishes he had spent less time with his kids while they were young. You don't meet anybody who says, 'God, I wish I had worked harder and was gone more.' "
Edwards never left the business. He was always comfortable behind the scenes, and had been close to leaving acting for directing before getting the ER job. He has his own production company, Grand Central Entertainment, and was an executive producer of HBO's Temple Grandin. He did some film acting, in Zodiac and the memorable flop Motherhood.
Showtime's loss proved ABC's gain. Grand Central developed a series about a high-end public relations firm that Edwards had planned to act in and when Showtime passed, he found himself with free time. Edwards started looking at other scripts and found Zero Hour to be "a total page-turner."
The danger is that television has its cases of actors being so defined by an overwhelmingly successful role that viewers have a hard time seeing them do something else. Edwards believes the characters he has chosen guard against that.
"My career has never been based on the fact that I was an action hero or a specific kind of comedian," he said. "What's fun about it is it appears a little bit boring, but for me the subtleties of what is going on is what makes it fun."
Keep your eyes open for an inside joke. In one episode where Galliston is depicted escaping from pursuers he puts on a lab coat and walks through a medical facility. Mark Greene lives!
Edwards enjoys the comfort of being back on a television set.
"I understand how a day on a set is supposed to go, and it makes perfect sense," he said. "It's my playground. A question from a 12-year-old? That's when it gets tough. Raising kids is hard."


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For those who are looking for a quicker shopping experience at the popular store, now there's an app for that.
At the Walmart Superstore on 290 in South Austin, a steady stream of customers come and go. Many try to make the shopping trip faster by using the self check out registers.
"There are some customers who prefer not to have that customer experience," said assistant manager Gilbert Cavazos. "They just want to get in and get out."
Cavazos says now he's teaching shoppers about Walmart's new scan and go app.
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You play a nameless & faceless individual, or at least begin as one, stuck in what appears to be something akin to purgatory. Your end is near, that much you know, but how and when is up to you. After witnessing the horrific death of another poor soul you will soon meet a devilish book by the name of Librom. Yes, you meet a living, breathing book who is as intriguing as it is annoying. Your fate will soon be decided by an mysterious sorcerer known as Magusar and Librom holds the key to his mysterious path. The chances of surviving what is coming to you are very slim, but what chances there are lie within the pages of this twisted book.
Librom challenges you to study his pages and learn everything that you can about the mad sorcerer Magusar for the slight glimmer of hope that you can live through the experience. With the knowledge of his life comes power, and if you are lucky, that power may be enough to save your soul. It isn't a pretty trip though as you will do more than just "read" the tales within the compendium of Magusar's life, but you will partake in them. You will relive his story and the journeys surrounding his life and will soon discover that you aren't just learning about him, but rewriting his history as your own.
As I said, it is really off the wall, but it works better than I could have ever hoped. It is really hard to explain more about the story without giving away too much and ruining it, which I fear I have already done in some senses. The true joy however is found in the journey to discovering the truth within the pages and that is presented in a manner similar to a combination of two Capcom classics: Monster Hunter (MH) and Devil May Cry (DMC). The bulk of your time will be spent partaking in missions that make up the various chapters of the sorcerer's life. While a majority of them consists of battles, there are a few gathering quests given as well, but those are very brief and always lead up to a bigger battle mission as a result. The focus here is action, which is something that gives it an edge up on Monster Hunter in my opinion. this is where I draw the parallels to DMC; you battles are fast paced and sometimes over the top. The more adept you become to fighting, the better you will fare and the more you will be rewarded.
The concept of sacrificing is used heavily throughout the game. All of the power that lies in your sorcerer's hands comes from taking the life of other objects and / or beings. Nothing comes without paying a price. Items are sacrificed to transform them into weapons and lives are sacrificed in order to transform them into power. You can only use an item so many times in a battle before it disappears. For example, perhaps you have harvested a certain type of tree root that gives you the ability to shoot a fireball. You can only summon that ability at the expense of the item's "life" so many times before it disappears permanently.
There are ways around this. As long as you don't completely destroy an item on a mission, its full life force will be restored upon completion of the quest. However, this doesn't help you when you are two minutes into battling a giant cyclops and your favorite ability is on the verge of wasting away and you have barely put a chip into his armor. You can make other offerings to the "forces that be" to restore life into your items such as sacrificing enemy lives or finding mystic areas on the map that can grant new life to things (and people). Most of it comes from sacrificing the monsters you defeat though, which encourages you to battle your way through the hordes of creatures at an incredible pacing. Their death is the key to your survival. Lives can be saved too, for the sake of extending your own life (replenishing your health), but that also comes at the expense of a bit of power. Everything is give and take, and you must be mindful of that every step of the way, or at least you're supposed to be. This is the one aspect of the game that I take the most issue with.
While the idea of choosing to sacrifice or save your enemies is a novel concept, you aren't really given much of a choice most of the time story-wise. You can do it either way you to choose in order to influence the development of your character's power, but the storyline itself requires you to do one or the other at times in order to progress things along. Add that to the fact that you are given a way to circumvent the residual effects most of the time using the in-game currency known as Lacrima and you find the concept defeating its own purpose. It is an odd contradiction of the game's foundation which sends mixed messages to the player. While this doesn't ruin the experience, it does have me questioning why there is any need to save anyone outside of the required missions.
I hope that you didn't read into that complaint or as a severe criticism of the game. While it is meant to question the creative direction of the story, it in no manner impacts the incredible gameplay experience that accompanies the game. While it contradicts itself in terms of sacrificing weapons, it nails the concept when it comes to dealing with the lives of your character and your companions. The same save / sacrifice option exists when a member of your party is taken down on the field. Sure, you can save them and grant them a health bonus to get them back into the mix, but where is the fun in that? As I said, true power is found in sacrificing and doing to to a player upon their death will grant you immense power for a period of time. In addition to launching an incredible attack on all enemies on the screen, the now-dead player will gain the ability to roam around the battlefield as a spirit and influence the battle from the great beyond. When in Spirit form, players can tap on both the enemies and their compatriots using the Vita's touch screen and either lower the defenses or raise the attack accordingly. It is a great concept that not only proves that death isn't the end of the game, but it also keeps people involved every step of the way. Players can even earn special rewards after a battle for allowing their selves to be sacrificed.
There is a heavy, repetitive nature to the experience. When you combine that with the addicting gameplay it really transcends itself into an original experience that steps out of the MH shadow. This is a result of both the expanded lore of the world within the game and the bevy of content scattered throughout. There is so much to do in this world that it can be overwhelming, however it is given to you with incredible pacing that keeps you coming back for more, hour after hour after hour. Just when things start to feel "old", something new gets thrown your way, even if it isn't always obvious. The game jumps right into the combat which will hook you from the start. I can't tell you how many times I played through the initial mission both for the fun of fighting and garnering every little bit of power I could to feed my character's abilities. The game wants you to do this and you are rewarded for doing it too with additional items and power / experience. It isn't until you begin flipping through Librom's pages, which you can do at will, that you will discover that your various accomplishments have opened up new sections of the lore or opened up new options for your game. This can be a new class of weapon, the introduction of weapon fusion, entirely new chapters of his life, or even new customization options for your character.
Things start out very differently then they will end up. Your first few battles will consist of nothing more than you slashing and dodging your way around hordes of enemies. A few hours later you'll be launching insane magic attacks from a distance, setting traps for the monsters in your way, summoning creatures to fight on your side, and even constructing parties of both AI controlled- and human-controlled players to accompany you on your adventure (online). This is the joy of the experience. You can find things, or sections, that will hook you on their set of missions alone. They alone will occupy you for hours on end and once they have been beat for the umpteenth time, you will realize that you have simply opened up more for you to explore elsewhere.
It is important to note that Soul Sacrifice has a decent learning curve which I fear may turn some gamers off before they have a chance to get hooked. This is a deep, deep experience with a ton to see and learn; unfortunately, it is up to you to seek it all out as it won't be laid out and fed to you like other games do. Personally, I felt this fit right into the game's concept and presentation as you are encouraged to explore the world within Librom but I know that other gamers may not appreciate it as I have. It isn't anywhere near as complicated as MH, but you will definitely have to put in your time replaying a mission or two before things begin to click. I love that fact, but you may not, so be warned.
There is no doubt in my mind that Soul Sacrifice is an epic adventure for the Vita. The only question is whether or not you are willing to seek out that adventure for yourself. As I said earlier, the game doesn't hand-feed you the experience, it is up to you to find it for yourself. That is the game's biggest downfall; it leaves too much up to the player and some might not put in the effort necessary to reap the rewards. There is a ton of content here in the form of the various chapters and adventures of the chronicle as well as all of the weapons and powers. The game embraces its presentation style in terms of leaving it up to you to discover it within Librom's pages so you will get what you put into this world. For me that happens to be an incredibly rewarding experience that even after 30+ hours shows no sign of slowing down. I want to experience it over and over and you likely will too. This is definitely an experience worth sacrificing your time and money towards
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Video: To me MI:Ghost Protocol ranks as one of the finest high definition transfers. The colors are not overly saturated & the hues perfect. While I don't recollect actual bit-rates, they must be really high to deliver this crisp and detailed picture. Action sequence shot in Dubai was outstanding! Skin and fabric details are nothing short of pristine! The entire disc is a sample of how to make a flick look great, and this transfer looks as true-to-life as possible. Sure there are ways of
watching HD movies on PC but nothing matches this experience.
Audio: MI:GP is brilliant from audio perspective. Fantastic soundtrack deliver stunning realism to the action exploding on screen. In opening sequence there are a few gun shots fired from a hand gun; it felt (as if) those shots were fired right in front of me! Right from the sound of the bullet to the sound of the falling metal case everything felt so surreal! Kremlin explosion literally reverberated through my couch!!! Highs are crystal clear and bass makes subwoofer perform to its limits.The audio is presented in Dolby TrueHD 7.1. If your AV receiver is supports 7.1 channels you will thoroughly enjoy this Blu-ray.
All is all an excellent Blu-ray reproduction & worth buying if you appreciate finer things in life.
A lot has been said about this movie. It has plenty of heart-pounding action sequences & the technology shown is ground breaking. Needless to say its the best movie in the series. Now, moving on to the DVD. This DVD is worth every penny spent on it. This is a single disc edition kept in a plastic case packed in a slip cover. The makers should have come up with a separate disc with all the special features. But never regret bcoz as soon as you insert the disc in your DVD player it'll be one of your best experiences in home cinema.
VIDEO- The video quality is awesome. The transfer is stunning and the visuals look detailed and crisp. This is a visual treat. My home theater upscales the resolution to 1080p which is why the movie looks even more beautiful.
AUDIO- The audio scores really high. The 5.1 Dolby Digital mix is simply mind-blowing. The surround speakers are active throughout. The bass is rich and the disc offers crystal clear sound to the center & the front speakers. This movie has plenty of action scenes and the awesome audio enriches the experience. Protect your belongings and warn your neighbours before playing this one.
SPECIAL FEATURES- Quite sadly there isn't a separate disc for the features (that's why it loses a star in the rating). But the movie disc itself contains the following features:
1.Impossible missions: The sandstorm brought to life and the secret behind the gadgets.
2.Deleted scenes.
Short and few these features are quite entertaining.
This DVD has good repeat watch value and is a great addition to my collection. Its a must-have.
Brad Bird (Incredibles), does an admirable job in creating an almost live action spy family with Tom Cruise as the senior mentor in the group, infusing some fresh legs into this franchise.
The pacing of the movie is breathtaking and so are the action sequences. For once, the plot is fairly simple and one also feels that there is actually no wastage of a good actor in a villanous role (which happened in Mi3).
The Bluray transfer is outstanding. One only wishes the Burj and some other sequences which were shot in IMAX were presented in the 1:78:1 aspect ratio on the bluray (like The Dark Knight), which would have definitely enhanced those scenes.
Overall - a Welcome addition to my collection.
I bought this DVD as I am a fan of the Mission Impossible series. This is the best Mission Impossible film to date. Previously my favourite is 'Mission Impossible 2'. But this one is cleverly crafted. The Video quality is superb...it is encoded at the usual 720x576 resolution. I cannot comment on the Audio quality as I don't have a surround sound setup.
I really wish they could've included more bonus material on a seperate DVD. Oh! and this one comes in a slip cover over the plastic DVD box.
My Rating:- 4/5
My first BD order from Flipkart.I ordered the product around 3PM on 9th May and received before 12PM on 10th May.
2-disc edition (1-Disc Movie & other disc with special features)
The BD is Region A,B,C with English & Hindi subtitles.


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Zoology. This is a thoroughly practical course designed to prepare the student for efficient work as a teacher of science in the district schools. Through laboratory work, dissecting, microscopic examinations, and drawing, the student is made familiar with the lower forms of animal life, and obtains an insight into their relation to the higher forms by a comparative study. The influence of environment is discussed at some length.
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The Nature Conservancy and Team Nature are celebrating Earth Day at the Parkway Classic on April 22. Area runners are raising money to help the Chesapeake Bay and natural treasures throughout Virginia and Maryland and around the world.
"Runners are helping us make great strides in restoring the Chesapeake Bay," said Mark Bryer, director of the Conservancy's Chesapeake Bay Program and avid runner. "It's time to celebrate all the recreational opportunities, the wonderful seafood and the history of the Chesapeake Bay and to give a little back."
Join us on race day: Sunday, April 22 at 8:00 a.m. in Alexandria, Virginia. And cheer on Team Nature on Facebook.
Lyle Solla-Yates, who manages our technology systems, suggests responsible recycling and purchasing of electronics: "Goodwill has partnered with Dell to recycle computer equipment, making them a good place to bring old equipment and to pick up used equipment that still works for a great price. When you do buy, choose greener electronics or consider a smaller device. You can do a lot more now with less machine, which can save money, hassle, and the environment."
Brian van Eerden directs the Southern Rivers Program and is an avid composter: "Composting helps the environment by reducing solid waste and the greenhouse gas emissions such as methane it produces in landfills. Compost is also a great, low-cost source of organic fertilizer for your garden." Find creative ideas to turn your trash into treasure.
Jennifer Donovan, our donor relations manager, grows her own vegetables and buys from local farmers: "My family pays a fixed price per month to obtain a CSA share of organic vegetables, beef, chicken and fish. By purchasing food directly from local farmers, you are putting all the proceeds from the sale directly in their pockets. The food I buy locally also tastes much better. We really are what we eat, so eat healthy, local and fresh!"
Allegheny Highlands director Marek Smith chooses coffee from shade-grown beans: "Growing coffee under the shade of trees in the Central and South American rainforests not only produces a richer flavor, but also helps protect critical wintering habitat for neotropical migratory songbirds such as scarlet tanagers and cerulean warblers. These same bird species nest here in the broadleaf forests of our Central Appalachians, including Warm Springs Mountain Preserve.
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ALFRED — The manager of a pizza shop next to the Zumba studio in Kennebunk where Alexis Wright allegedly ran a prostitution business testified Thursday that when he delivered food to her home, Wright dropped the towel she was wearing and stood naked in front of him.
Testimony began Thursday, Feb. 21, 2013 in the trial of Mark Strong Sr., right, who is accused of running a prostitution ring with Zumba instructor Alexis Wright. A Toppings Pizza employee and Wright's landlord testified against Strong on Thursday.
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Daniel Racaniello, manager of Toppings Pizza, said he went to the Cousens School Apartments in Kennebunk to deliver pasta to Wright.
"She just had a towel on and I walked in, proceeded to the table and put the food down," Racaniello said in York County Superior Court. "She was getting the money out, and off goes the towel.
"It got a little awkward. She was just standing there in front of me, naked," he said. "It was really awkward. She proceeded to walk over to me and handed me the money. It was $40 or $50. I told her the bill was only $8, and she told me to keep it."
Racaniello was a witness for the prosecution on the second day of the closely watched trial of Mark Strong Sr. of Thomaston, who is charged with 12 counts of promotion of prostitution and one count of conspiring with Wright to promote prostitution.
Wright, 30, who now lives in Wells, is scheduled to stand trial in May on 106 counts including promotion of prostitution, engaging in prostitution, violation of privacy, conspiracy, tax offenses and receiving welfare benefits when ineligible.
Racaniello testified that he works about 12 hours a day, seven days a week, but he remembered Wright's order: spaghetti and meatballs with garlic bread.
The tip, he said, "made my day."
Racaniello said nothing in his testimony about Strong's role in Wright's alleged activities.
He said he knew Wright as a customer of Toppings Pizza and the occupant of the fitness studio next door. He said Wright often came in with her son, and sometimes came in with her boyfriend, whose name he did not know. The description he gave of the boyfriend did not match Strong's appearance.
Racaniello said he saw men drive up to the studio during the day, when the curtains were drawn and the door was locked. As many as five or six cars would arrive each day, he said, and the men would be let into the studio.
"I observed customers come in throughout the day," he said. "She would have classes going on typically in the evening."
Strong's attorney, Daniel Lilley, asked Justice Nancy Mills to wipe Racaniello's testimony from the record as irrelevant.
"There is nothing involving my client," he said, "and these types of testimony are prejudicial."
The judge denied Lilley's request.
Christopher West, who rented Wright office space across the street from her studio, testified that other tenants of the building at 1 High St. complained about loud music and "moaning and groaning" coming from the office.
West, who also works as a Saco firefighter, said he began investigating the noises in February 2012.
He said, "I observed loud music in the entranceway of the space Alexis rented and moaning and groaning sounds."
He said he let himself into her office space on Feb. 7, 2012, with his own key and saw a massage table, a tripod and a video camera.
West said that on Feb. 15, the day after police raided Wright's properties as part of the prostitution investigation, he went back into the office space and removed her remaining belongings, including the massage table and the tripod, a suitcase with several outfits, a box of adult toys, used condoms, used baby wipes and a bucket with a used feminine hygiene product.
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By Jason St. Amand | Saturday Mar 1, 2014
A British teenager, who identifies as bisexual, has come forward on social media to talk about about being attacked in what he believes was triggered by his sexual orientation.
Va. Transgender Sports Policy Called Too Narrow
Friday Feb 21, 2014
Critics say a new Virginia policy on transgender high school athletes is too restrictive because it applies only to students who have undergone formal sex-reassignment surgery.
Fla. School Won't Expel Student for Protecting Gay Classmate
By Jason St. Amand | Friday Feb 14, 2014
Officials from a Florida high school decided Monday not to expel a student who was suspended for protecting a gay student from a bully.
Student Crowned NC's 1st Trans Homecoming King
By Jason St. Amand | Tuesday Feb 11, 2014
A 17-year-old Charlotte high school student became North Carolina's first transgender homecoming king Friday.
Fla. Student Suspended for Defending Gay Student in Attack
By Jason St. Amand | Monday Feb 10, 2014
A Florida high school student was suspended last week for 10 days after defending an openly gay student who was being bullied and assaulted - even though the alleged attacker has been charged with battery.
UPDATE: Trans Teen Case Advances, May Move Out of Courts
By David Perry | Tuesday Feb 4, 2014
The case of Jewlyes Gutierrez, the 16-year-old Bay Area trans woman whose charge of aggravated battery after defending herself from a bully last November, continues to move through the court system and toward a pre-trial conference scheduled for Feb. 5.
Maine Court Rules in Favor of Transgender Pupil
By David Sharp | Friday Jan 31, 2014
School officials violated state anti-discrimination law when they would not allow a transgender fifth-grader to use the girls' bathroom, according to a ruling by the highest court in Maine that's believed to be the first of its kind.
UMKC to Host Gay, Lesbian, Tansgender Conference
Friday Jan 31, 2014
The University of Missouri-Kansas City expects to host more than 2,500 college students from across the country next week for the Midwest Bisexual Lesbian Gay Transgender Ally College Conference.
Court: Transgender Student's Rights Were Violated
By David Sharp | Thursday Jan 30, 2014
A transgender fifth-grader should have been allowed to use the bathroom of her choice, Maine's highest court ruled Thursday, concluding that school officials violated state anti-discrimination law.
Bullied Calif. Trans Student Charged With Battery
By Jason St. Amand | Thursday Jan 9, 2014
A transgender high school student from Hercules, Calif., which is about 10 miles north of Berkeley, was recently charged with battery for a November fight despite claims that incident a provoked as a result of bullying against the trans student.
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Please note: this business is now closed; nycgo.com keeps record of many old and closed venues. Everything in this TriBeCa eatery was made in Argentina—the tables and chairs, the artwork on the walls, the floor and perhaps most importantly, the chef and owners, who wanted to showcase every region of the country in the wine list and menu. The menu features delectable baby octopus, tuna Carpaccio and a nightly free-range meat special. If you'd like the night to be truly memorable, reserve a table in the exotic wine cellar. 100% Argentinean wine list.
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1 July 1800–17 July 1861. Farmer, merchant, postmaster. Born in Paris, Oneida Co., New York. Son of Isaac Beebe and Olive Soule. Moved to Chardon, Geauga Co., Ohio, by 1820. Married Submit Rockwell Starr, 19 Nov. 1823. Baptized into LDS church. Ordained an elder, by June 1831. Moved to Jackson Co., Missouri, Sept. 1831. Served mission to Illinois, Indiana, Michigan Territory, and Ohio, 1832. Ordained a high priest by Oliver Cowdery, 5 Oct. 1832, in Independence, Jackson Co. Clerk of church conference held at Jackson Co., 26 Sept. 1833. Moved near Fishing River, Clay Co., Missouri, 1833. Member of Clay Co. high council, 1834. Appointed to serve mission to Kirtland, Geauga Co., Ohio, 1834. Moved to what became Caldwell Co., Missouri, ca. 1836; to Daviess Co., Missouri; to Clinton Co., Missouri, 1838; and to Montrose, Lee Co., Iowa Territory, Mar. 1839. Excommunicated, 1841. Moved to Pottawattamie Co., Iowa, by 1850. Acting justice of the peace, 1857, at Mills Co., Iowa. Presided over branch of Alpheus Cutler's Church of Jesus Christ, 1859, at Farm Creek (later in Henderson), Mills Co. Appointed to high council of RLDS church, 6 Apr. 1860, in Amboy, Lee Co., Illinois. Moved to Mud Creek (later Anderson Township), Mills Co., by 1860. Moved to Farm Creek, by 1861.


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Benjamin Banneker, self-taught astronomer and mathematician, wrote farmer's almanacs and was instrumental in the surveying plans of Washington, D.C.
Benjamin Banneker was born on November 9, 1731, in Ellicott Mills (now Ellicott City), Maryland. He was educated by Quakers, however, most of his education was self-taught.
In 1753, at the age of 22, he created a working clock from wood after studying the watch of a friend. It took him two years to finish the clock, which kept accurate time in hours, minutes, and seconds until his death.
Banneker became interested in astronomy through a local surveyor named George Ellicott, who loaned him astronomy books.
Around 1773, Banneker began making astronomical calculations that enabled him to successfully forecast a 1789 solar eclipse. His estimate made well in advance of the celestial event, contradicted predictions of better-known mathematicians and astronomers.
Banneker's mechanical and mathematical abilities impressed many, including Thomas Jefferson who encountered Banneker after George Elliot had recommended him for the surveying team that laid out Washington D.C.
In 1791, George Washington commissioned George Ellicott and French engineer Pierre L'Enfant to help plan the construction of the nation's capital on a ten square mile area of land. Ellicott invited Banneker to be his assistant. A dispute between some Americans and Frenchmen led L'Enfant to abandon it and take the drafted plans with him. It is said that, over the course of two days, Banneker reproduced the intricate plans from memory, a complete layout of the streets, parks, and major buildings, preventing a major delay. He is said to have been hailed as "the man who saved Washington." However, there is no evidence to support this legend.
For more on the legend: In 2008, when the District of Columbia government considered selecting an image of Banneker for the reverse side of the District of Columbia quarter in the 2009 District of Columbia and United States Territories Quarter Program, the investigation summary included this excerpt. 'The narrative supporting this selection alleged that Banneker helped design the new capital city, was "among the first ever African-American presidential appointees" and was "a founder of Washington, D.C." After the District chose to commemorate another person on the coin, the District's mayor sent a letter to the Director of the United States Mint that claimed that Banneker "played an integral role in the physical design of the nation's capital. "However, no president ever appointed Banneker to any position. Further, Banneker played no role at all in the design, development or founding of the nation's capital beyond his two-month participation in the two-year survey of the federal district's boundaries."'
On August 19 1791, Banneker sent a copy of his first almanac to secretary of state Thomas Jefferson. In an enclosed letter, he questioned the slaveholder's sincerity as a "friend to liberty." He urged Jefferson to help get rid of "absurd and false ideas" that one race is superior to another. He wished Jefferson's sentiments to be the same as his, that "one Universal Father . . . afforded us all the same sensations and endowed us all with the same faculties." Jefferson responded with praise for Banneker's accomplishments.
Shortly after returning to his farm in April 1791, Banneker issued his first of some ten annual Farmer's Almanacs, which were published from 1792 to 1802 by several printers and sold widely in both England and the United States. Banneker charted the movement of heavenly bodies and tides. He successfully predicted several solar eclipses. Farmers and navigators relied on this important information. The almanacs also included information on medicines and medical treatment. He may be best known for these almanacs.
Banneker and his sisters were born free and grew up on a self-sufficient 100-acre tobacco farm. Growing up, he spent much of his free time devising and solving mathematical puzzles. It was not until after his retirement from farming at the age of 59 that Banneker began to study astronomy through borrowed books, becoming a man of science and mathematics through unassisted experimentation and close observation of natural phenomena.
Benjamin Banneker died in October 9, 1806 at age 74.
On February 15, 1980, during Black History Month, the United States Postal Service issued in Annapolis, Maryland, a 15 cent stamp that illustrated a portrait of Banneker. An image of Banneker standing behind a short telescope mounted on a tripod is superimposed upon the portrait. The device shown in the stamp resembles Andrew Ellicott's transit and equal altitude instrument, which is presently in the collection of the Smithsonian Institution's National Museum of American History in Washington, D.C. The stamp is part of the Postal Service's Black Heritage stamp series.
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