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Ohio Police Chief's Facebook Page Where Criminals Are 'Mopes' Draws 'Likes' From Around the World
The Brimfield Police Department Facebook page has more than 51,000 likes.
June 18, 2013 -- On Facebook, a crime report can read a lot differently than it would on a police blotter or in a news story. Take this example from the Brimfield, Ohio, Police Department:
"Two females arrested. ... They walked into the store thin and walked out much 'thicker.' We are thinking it was the additional shirts and 'booty' shorts they put on under their own clothing..." Brimfield Police Chief David Oliver wrote on April 29. "Their 'booties' and the rest of them were taken to the bed and breakfast ... where the shorts are longer ... and so are the days."
What started as a way to keep the residents of this small northeastern Ohio town engaged and informed has turned into a social media sounding board for people all over the world. The Brimfield Police Department Facebook page has garnered more than 51,000 likes and has regular visitors from all 50 states and 29 countries since it went up in May 2010, Oliver told ABC News.
Its social media reach trails only that of the Boston, Philadelphia and New York police departments, according to the International Association of Chiefs of Police Center for Social Media.
"If your job is to protect and serve the public, we have a duty to be where the public is and engage them wherever we can," said Oliver.
On the Brimfield Facebook page, narrative accounts of police patrols and open letters to criminals mesh with weather reports, local community event notices, birthday wishes to celebrities, quotes of the day and quips from the chief himself.
Oliver's even gone so far as to create his own buzz words to toss out at readers, such as "mope," a term culled from the 1970s cop show "Kojak," which he uses to describe criminals.
And the page is famous even among the "mopes" police apprehend, Oliver said.
But the page is not without its detractors, who sometimes call its language "unprofessional." Oliver responds in kind:
"I call criminals 'mopes.' I do not comment on them being ugly, smelly or otherwise beauty impaired ... even though some are. I do not comment on their education, social status, color, sex, origin or who they marry. I care about crime and character. If you come to Brimfield and commit a crime, we are all going to talk about it. The easiest way to not be called a criminal is to not be one. It is not calculus," Oliver wrote on May 16.
"We kind of call it what it is," he said. "I think that while it's popular with some people, I certainly have detractors. I can take criticism as long as someone isn't swearing at me."
His readers, who range in age from high school students to adults in their 80s, can get quite passionate and vocal about what matters to them most.
"When I post something about marijuana, say we recovered marijuana from a car, marijuana advocates will come on the page and speak about it," he said. "There's a lot of back and forth. It stays civil. People who don't like marijuana make their point, and then we move on. You get a pretty clear understanding of where everyone stands."
Despite the free-wheeling humor, there are firm ground rules as to what can be posted and what kind of comments can stay up. Oliver said he makes sure to delete profanity-laced and threatening content.
While there is no crime-related topic that is off limits, Oliver takes care to keep personal details, such as names and mug shots, off the page.
"Imagine a 12-year-old having her friend text her to look at Brimfield's page and say, 'Isn't that your dad?' I can't do that to a child," he said.
Oliver, who runs the police page with the help of his captain and two sergeants, who post and moderate it, said it still adds three hours to his day. But he said he is happy to do it so long as it provides a conduit for community interaction.
Oliver said he is surprised that the discussion is all going down on a police-run Facebook page but has found ways to channel the popularity for good causes.
The Brimfield squad teamed up with a printing company from a neighboring town to sell police department related merchandise with sayings take directly from the page. All proceeds from the sales went to the purchase and installation of one-push panic buttons in all five schools in the town, Oliver said.
When he started the Facebook page for town news, the police chief said he would have considered 500 likes a victory. But since its staggering success, he hopes the page contributes to a larger conversation about accountability.
"I don't like the buzz word 'transparency,' but I want everybody to know what goes on in our community," said Oliver.


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I suppose if you have a $77,500 motorcycle doing a stunt through a plate glass window, you're willing to 1) see that motorcycle get some nicks and dings, and 2) rack up a sizable repair bill if something goes horribly, horribly, horribly wrong. Such was the case on the set for the TV show White Collar, where a Confederate P120 Fighter was involved in a stunt where it breaks through a large window, and jumps out into the city streets.
The outcome of the stunt is perhaps how you want to look at it. Judging from the footage that was used, it looks like the show's producers got the shot they needed. And judging from someone's camera phone footage, the stunt rider could have used another 20 feet or so of run-off, as he crashed into a fence on the other side of the street. Looks like the rider was ok, and the bike will ride another day, but the standing lamp rig will be collecting disability for a while. Video of the completed scene, and the behind-the-scenes footage after the jump.
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Savage squirrel: An unusual attack in McGuffey Park
When four friends met for a picnic lunch one recent sunny Saturday, they expected to discuss the lecture they'd just attended on the relevance of nature to spirituality. Instead, one man wound up with deep cuts to his hand from a rambunctious rodent. Nature, it seemed, had a point to make.
The perpetrator of the March 15 attack in McGuffey Park was a squirrel, which many Charlottesvillians forget is a wild animal with razor-sharp teeth.
"I have experience with wild animals, and I know better," says the victim, computer programmer and self-professed animal lover Lonnie Murray. He had been offering the animal a strawberry.
"The squirrel leaped on my arm," recalls Murray. "His claws raked me. I thought I felt his teeth, but there was no bite mark." In his shock, Murray says he recoiled from the animal, likely deepening his cuts.
"I thought, 'Oh, my God, I hope it doesn't bite me because there goes the rest of my week.'"
After detaching himself from the furry fury, Murray examined his injuries and decided they did not require medical attention. He washed the scratches and then applied both hydrogen peroxide and rubbing alcohol– ouch!– to ward off infection.
"When they bite, they're rough," says the City's animal control officer, Bob Durrer. Unlike raccoons, Durrer notes, squirrels are not generally carriers of the rabies virus unless they have been bitten by an infected animal. But even without the deadly disease, their long teeth and sharp claws can inflict serious damage.
Moments earlier, a couple of three-year-olds in the same City park had been trying to catch the very same squirrel.
Ron Hughes, a wildlife biologist at the Virginia Department of Game and Inland Fisheries, says that the McGuffey squirrels– and all wild animals– should not be fed.
"If they don't receive handouts," says Hughes, "that behavior will slowly disappear."
But at a playground where parents and young children frequently play and picnic, keeping squirrels and rugrats apart may be easier said than done.
Removing the squirrels is one alternative, but Murray hopes it doesn't come to that. "Animals usually pay the price when we train them to bad behaviors," he says, suggesting that it is often easier to kill an animal than relocate it.
Officer Durrer notes that it's illegal to transport a wild animal and release it onto somebody else's property– unless you have permission.
And as the Game Department's Hughes explains, until human behavior changes, new squirrels will simply learn the same old tricks.
So, for now at least, it seems the attacking squirrel remains free to prowl McGuffey Park, and Murray hopes people can learn from his experience.
"More people are afraid of bats and snakes," he says, "but cute and fuzzy things are much more of a threat."Read more on: mcguffey park


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ROY HODGSON has wasted no time in bringing Jack Wilshere back into the England fold.
Seventeen months after winning the last of his five caps, against Switzerland at Wembley, Wilshere has been included in Hodgson's 23-man squad for the friendly with Sweden in Stockholm next Wednesday.
Wilshere has made only three appearances for Arsenal since returning from a catalogue of injuries.
However, with last weekend's dismissal at Manchester United meaning the 20-year-old must sit out Arsenal's Barclays Premier League encounter with Fulham at the Emirates Stadium on Saturday, Hodgson has opted to select Wilshere despite Arsene Wenger cautioning against such a move earlier this week.
As expected, England will be captained by Steven Gerrard, who will become only the sixth player in England history to reach 100 caps if he plays.
The other member of the 99-cap club, Ashley Cole, is among those who miss out through injury, with Chelsea team-mate Frank Lampard and Manchester City trio Jack Rodwell, Joleon Lescott and James Milner also sidelined.
Although Hodgson stated last month that Arsenal's Carl Jenkinson would be in his squad for the Sweden encounter, the full-back misses out, with both Glen Johnson and Kyle Walker selected.
Steven Caulker, Ryan Shawcross and Ryan Bertrand are the uncapped defenders named, although all have been in past squads.
The same is also true of Liverpool teenager Raheem Sterling, although his presence ahead of the World Cup qualifier with Ukraine in September was only as a very late call-up.
This time, the 17-year-old is included on merit from the outset after an outstanding season with Liverpool so far.
He will be joined at the Lowry Hotel in Manchester on Sunday evening by Reds team-mate Jonjo Shelvey, who made his senior debut in the 5-0 hammering of San Marino last month.
The only completely new face is Everton's Leon Osman, who at 31 is finally rewarded for his consistency in the Blues' surge up the Premier League table.
Ashley Young, who has missed all England's qualification games so far this season after appearing in the August friendly win over Italy in Berne, is back following his recovery from a knee injury.
However, Gareth Barry, his one-time team-mate at Aston Villa, is overlooked.
Hodgson has opted to select just three orthodox strikers, with Danny Welbeck and Daniel Sturridge chosen along with Wayne Rooney, who became England's fifth-highest goalscorer last month.


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Modeling of Supercapacitor
Low cost high energy density batteries that can be charged and discharged rapidly are required in a number of applications. Tapping energy from renewal resources such as solar, wind and tide requires rapidly generated energy to be first stored and then used round the clock. Storing energy of a moving vehicle as it slows down and recovering it to accelerate the vehicle later can significantly increase fuel efficiencies of automobiles. Low cost batteries available today perform quite poorly in applications that require high (dis)charge currents. Adequately designed supercapacitors (SC) in principle allow present day high energy density batteries to be used effectively, as the momentary burden of high (dis)charge currents is taken up by the supercapacitors. The high capacitance of supercapacitors is achieved by increasing the surface area offered by the electrodes by choosing appropriate porous material such as activated carbon and by reducing the distance over which electric field is experienced to Debye length by using mobile ions in an electrolyte. Supercapacitors are typically modelled as a complex RC circuit. The parameters of such a model do not easily relate to the physical processes such as movement of ions in micro and meso voids in response to applied electric field and building up of charge in double layer. The present work uses a more fundamental transport process based approach, already available in the literature, to model a SC. In this work, a 1D transport model is developed for a SC with porous activated carbon coated electrodes inserted in an aqueous electrolyte solution. The model considers diffusive and convective movement of ions in a straight narrow channel in response to concentration gradient and local electric field. The governing equations are solved using COMSOL Multiphysics. The model explains variation of anodic and cathodic potentials during (dis)charging, recovery of potential drop during relaxation phase after high rate of discharge, limiting current densities, and effect of electrolyte concentration and diffusivities of ions on dynamics of (dis)charging process. The approximations used to obtain 1D model were dropped and simulations were carried with full 2D domain in COMSOL Multiphysics. The simulation results show that 1D model for a SC is quite adequate. Key words: Supercapacitor, high capacitance, 1D transport model, energy storage, relaxation.


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Business Student Takes a Stab at Reviewing Leaked IPhone Screen
Do a Google search for rumors of Apple Inc.'s upcoming iPhone 6, and you'll find the work of a Stevens student entrepreneur whose technology review videos have developed a substantial following. And not just because he stabs the screen with a knife.
It's because media outlets like CBS, the Guardian, the Daily Mail, Forbes and CNET have picked up Stevens student Marques Brownlee's review of what many believe is the new Sapphire screen on the to-be-announced iPhone model.
How did such a hot commodity land in the lap of a Stevens student? It's partly the result of Brownlee's relentless effort to promote and grow his business, and partly, as he says in the video, because it's 2014, and "everything leaks."
A typical product review from Brownlee's follows a pattern. He's at ease talking to the camera; the pacing and editing are tight; and the tone is aimed not at a technical audience interested in the spec sheet, but at consumers wanting a detailed review before shelling out for the latest shiny tech toy. He spends the early part of his video talking about the differences between the previous screen, made of Corning's Gorilla Glass, and the upgraded Sapphire screen. He even holds the screen over the video camera's lens to demonstrate its clarity.
Also, he's entertaining. When he puts the phone screen through durability testing, he does everything from bending it under his sneaker, to scratching it with a set of keys, to stabbing it like Brutus going after Julius Caesar.
"This is an insanely clear, super-high-quality material, and I'm pumped for more phones, or to see the first phone, to have a Sapphire front panel," Brownlee says in the video, which had nearly 4 million views at last count, and closes by asking viewers to send him questions through Twitter.
Marketing expertise
Brownlee, who will be a senior in the fall, is pursuing a degree in Business & Technology while he cultivates his tech video business, MKBHD. He has nearly 1.5 million subscribers on YouTube and a Twitter following of nearly 200,000. He performs extensive engagement on social media to interact with his audience, a concept he hit on early.
Viewers, Brownlee said, "would leave comments asking, 'Hey, that was great; could you maybe make a video about this one thing I'm curious about?' And so this audience kind of grew slowly."
Marketing is becoming a key focal area for the School of Business, particularly as technology continues to reshape how businesses can engage with customers, whether through better understanding of crowds and networks or through the latest data mining and analytics techniques. Those are specialties at the Howe School, said Dr. Gaurav Sabnis, a professor who researches marketing and social media.
"Marques' popularity is a testament to the fact that if you have clarity of exposition and depth of knowledge, you can reach millions using social media," Sabnis said. "I've seen Marques' following on Twitter and YouTube grow from just a few thousands to where it is now, and it's been a triumph of 21st century marketing principles that we're still fully trying to codify."
Each video Brownlee records, edits and shares represents as much as a couple of days' worth of work, which is a challenge to balance with his Stevens studies, "but a lot of the classes have tied into the topics I make videos about," he said.
Dr. Jeffrey Nickerson, a Howe School professor who taught Brownlee in his Social Networks: A Marketing Perspective course, said his student "epitomizes what we want in our students — this technology depth with business savvy."
Nickerson, an expert in researching crowd behavior, said Brownlee "really deeply understands the way social media works, and has acquired a lot of experience, and built on it here."
Brownlee has had a busy summer. In addition to his iPhone scoop, he also was invited to attend Google's prestigious I/O conference, and was able to demo various wearable tech devices, like smartwatches, at the company's annual California event.


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Mobile Bluetooth APP Functions: Smart Phone Control Data loading Turn on/off Setup program
Model NO.: IN-260
The integrated solar LED street lamp is an intelligent outdoor lighting system that provides powerful lighting into an all-in-one compact package and is easy to install. During the day the highly efficient solar panel collects energy from the sun and stores that power in the advanced lithium battery. At night the powerful LED's automatically turn on providing ambient light for all to enjoy.
Solar Panel
High efficiency monocrystalline silicon solar panel, photoelectric conversion efficiency can reach 20%. Average conversion efficiency is 17% in china, compared to our cells are used are top quality, its lifespan is 25 years.
Electronic technology and R & D is our strength, the controller is also developed by our engineer team. Controller stability and functionality is the leading level in the industry occupy. Our controller's conversion efficiency can reach 95%, controller average efficiency only have 60% -70% in china market, our controller's lifespan is 10 years.
Lithium Battery
We use the lithium iron phosphate battery, environmentally friendly, light weight, be set up to inside of lights to avoid been stolen, security, heat treatment, its lifespan is more than 5 years.
LED Chips
Lamp LEDs: the United States Bridgelux 45ML, one piece led chip lumen is 150LM, the whole lamp lumen can reach 120LM, add high efficiency lenses and acrylic board to protect the lights, its lifespan more than 10 years,3 years warranty.
Material for Lamp Body
Aluminum alloy shell, stainless steel bracket, solid and stable to prevent rust, life of more than 10 years, 3 years warranty.
Control & Lighting modes
Light control, Motion sensor, Time control.
1.Light control: light control is when it is dark the lights will automatic turn on and dawn automatically turn off the lights.
Theory: Dawn, when the sun light intensity is greater than 100cd, the solar panels began to photoelectric conversion, while the battery is charged. In the evening, when the sun light intensity is less than 100cd, lights will be automatically turned on.
2. Motion sensor: the human body sensor means that when the lights on, people passing from light, the lamp sensor parts can be sensed, so the brightness of the lamp will become strong, and can last 20-30 seconds, people leave the lights, the brightness of the lamp becomes weak.
3. Time control: control the lighting mode at different time, control lighting time and light off time.
4. Lighting mode: the general situation is: before midnight, when people pass the light, it is 100% power; no people pass through, the light is 50% power. After midnight, when the people pass through the lights, it is 60%. No one pass, the lamp is 30% power (we can customize according to customer requirements).
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Functions: Smart Phone Control Data loading Turn on/off Setup program
1. The lamp can be forced to turn on or off.
2. Manually set the rainy days, and adjust the brightness of the lamp.
3. If the settings are not correct, you can restore the factory settings as original.
4. In case of light could not work, you can read data on the phone to check which parts need maintenance.
5. Control the lighting mode at different time, control lighting time and light off time.
6. Data can be synchronized with local time, will record real-time for working, record the lamp installation time, the time of failure to facilitate future maintenance work.
Phone APP function help us to use lights convenient and good for after-sales maintenance.
More important, it can help us to receive the balance of payment, because you can use mobile phone app to turn off the lights until you received full payments from your customers.
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Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 14 diseños de 7 diseñadores freelance.
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We are a software company (startup) trying to build a global brand. We sell foreign exchange software to Investment Banks around the world. We are called Barracuda and we are an Irish based company. We are looking for business cards with a logo, and we need to do a lot of powerpoints, so a powerpoint template incorporating the logo, together with headed stationary incorporating the logo. We don't yet have a website but if we like what happens from this site, we will create one from here. A barracuda is an aggressive fish, and if possible it would be good to incorporate some sort of aquatic theme into the design.
We sell to the investment banking community typically to the foreign exchange traders and IT staff. We are trying to build the perception that we are a strong brand with a global reputation even though we are a startup from Ireland. We hope the logo's help us to achieve this.
We are looking for business cards incorporating the logo for BarracudaFX.
We are also looking for a powerpoint template that incorporates the logo, so that we can do slideshows with the same theme coming through.
We also need to get headed paper done up incorporating the logo.
The theme needs to be strong, creating belief and presence in the brand name. The powerpoint template needs to be practical allowing for room for txt, diagrams etc without drowning out the template. Suggestions are to maybe use a portion of the slide window for the logo. Not sure, but will leave to your creative juices. See attached file which is what we currently use. As a Barracuda is a fish, it would probably be appropriate to have some sort of aquatic theme, but again I don't wish to steer this in any direction. Because we're selling to Bankers, it needs to be professional, not childish, these guys can be quite conservative, It can't be cheap and it needs to be elegant. The typeface needs to be clear, but it does need to be striking


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Sherrill Post ties with Melvin Roads
VERONA >> Rain has prevented Sherrill's American Legion baseball team from getting in seven inning games for much of the early part of the season.
Sunday the team played Melvin Roads at Vernon-Verona-Sherrill's Oliver Park and made it through seven innings. However, the score was knotted at 4-4 and heavy rains in the top of the eighth forced the umpires to call the game a tie.
"Best game I've seen all year," said Sherrill coach Mike Ross. "We pitched everybody we had."
Ross' squad was playing for the third consecutive day and with another game Monday he had to turn to anyone with pitching experience to take the mound.
Jarett Durant got the start on the hill and got into trouble early, surrendering a run without allowing a hit. John Stanley and Greg Buddy drew back-to-back walks to start the game and a double steal put runners on second and third with no outs. Ben Jullian grounded out to shortstop to drive in the game's first run before Durant walked Andrew Houser. The pitcher recovered to retire the next two batters to keep Melvin Roads' lead at 1-0.
Melvin Roads starter Christian Maldonado had no such problems early, striking out five batters through the first six innings and two more to start the third. However, Nick Musachio started a two-out rally by drawing a walk and Alex Saville followed with a single. Marc Iseneker and James Flagler hit back-to-back RBI singles to give the hosts a 2-1 lead.
Sherrill pitcher Rob Reeder kept Melvin Roads off the board in the second and third innings but the visitors knotted the score in the top of the fourth when Iseneker took the hill. Erik Martin led off with a single, took second on Anthony Judge's sacrifice bunt and advanced to third when nobody covered the base. Iseneker retired Mike Yamin on a line out to first base but Stanley came through with an RBI single to tie the game at 2-2.
Sherrill quickly retook the lead in the bottom of the frame. Drew Mallinder started the inning with a sinking line drive that Kyle Halusic made an outstanding sliding catch on down the right field line. Josh Albro followed with a single and Christian Tiffin reached on a fielder's choice. Tiffin stole second before Musachio hit a grounder to Martin at shortstop. Martin's throw to first sailed high, bringing Tiffin home with the go-ahead run.
Ross looked to a pair of little-used pitchers to close out the final three innings. Flagler got into trouble in the fifth but preserved the lead by picking Jullian off at second and inducing a pair of fly outs to right field.
Alex Saville came on to pitch the sixth and retired the first two batters before Stanley ripped a double over Albro's head in center field. Saville walked the next two batters but struck Houser out looking to end the frame.
After Sherrill went down in order Ross sent Saville back to the mound to close the game. He retired the first batter before Martin picked up his second hit of the game. Saville then hit Judge and both runners advanced on a wild pitch. Dylon Brooking tied the game with an RBI groundout and Mike Yamin put Melvin Roads on top with an RBI single. Saville walked Travis Sowards to load the bases but struck out Jullian to end the frame.
Houser came on to pitch the bottom of the second in relief of Maldonado, who finished with 11 strikeouts. He couldn't preserve the win for his starter as Saville started a Sherrill rally with a one-out single. He stole second before Iseneker flew out to center field, putting Sherrill down to its final out. Flagler hit what looked like a game-ending grounder to Martin but the shortstop's throw pulled Ruddy off the bag at first. He missed the tag on Flagler, sending Saville to third and extending the inning for Dane Carlson. After a wild pitch moved Flagler to second, Carlson lined a single to score Saville. Ross waved Flagler around third but he was thrown out at the plate, sending the game to extra innings tied at 4-4.
Iseneker returned to the hill for the top of the eighth and allowed Houser to reach first on a throwing error to start the frame. A wild pitch moved him to second before the rain, which had turned from an on-and-off sprinkle through the first six inning to a steady downpour in the seventh, intensified further. After a brief delay the umpires called the game.]
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Christian Maldonado, Andrew Houser and Ben Jullian; Jarett Durant, Rob Reeder (2) Marc Iseneker (4), James Flagler (5), Alex Saville (6), Iseneker (8) and Kyle George.
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Dalhousie University No. 7 Stationary Hospital collection
- MS-13-2, SF Box 54, Folders 5-6; SF Box 56, Folders 3-4
- Collection
- 1915-1977
Collection consists of a booklet about the history of the No. 7 Stationary Hospital, some correspondence of nursing matron Laura Hubley, a book of signatures of the unit's members, and correspondence and a small album containing postcards sent by Sgt. A. Fraser Tupper (who worked with the unit in 1916 and 1917) to his nephew, Ralph Kane.


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When I first considered going to war-wracked Liberia to write post-war stories, I prayed that God would give me direction.
He sent confirmation in a unique way that I never remember noticing before when contemplating other big decisions in my life.
I started meeting Liberians. Many Liberians. They were everywhere I went, it seemed. This is one of my fondest memories of the beginning of my journey to Liberia. God communicated His will for me in a inimitable way that still makes me smile. He gave me a relationship with a broken country even before I stepped upon its sandy shore. He connected me with the hearts of Liberians who told me about the pain and suffering of a war I hadn't experienced.
They all had gone before me.
Since that time, I've tried to pay closer attention to how God may be using circumstances and people in my life to get me through tough times, to help guide me in His steps, to tell me something I need to hear.
He's done it with one of my close girlfriends, Theresa. Theresa and I met as reporters at a Florida newspaper about five years ago. We sat across from each other at a conference lunch and chatted away — just to each other. When her landlord heard that a church down the street had a drum set, we took off together to check it out and eventually found an encouraging Christian community of 20-somethings in a city filled with retirees.
I moved to D.C. about two years later, and then Theresa found herself there, too, when her new hubbie was transferred to the D.C. area. We joked about how God really wanted us to be friends. Throughout our friendship, God has shown me how much Theresa has "gone before me." I went through my first real breakup about a year after she ended a long-term relationship. She was there to comfort me and to guide me through a painful rite of passage.
Since she's been married, she's taught me so much about what I have to look forward to in being a wife — to partner with someone and to help him and to build him up. She's also tried to help me prepare for the future. For my birthday one year, she bought me a pink kitchen set and a super cute "Domestic Diva" apron to inspire me to get better at being in the kitchen. (I mean, not that all wives have to cook, but I understand that husbands like to be taken care of, and I'm willing to give cooking a try every now and then.)
She recently had a baby boy and has been an example to me of a sacrificial mother. She's confessed that being a mom means she has less time for her writing pursuits, but she is committed to caring for and raising her son in a way that will always matter in his young life. I really admire that.
In each of these examples, I feel like Theresa has always been one step ahead of me — preparing me for what I hope will come next in my life.
I love when God gives us friends who have gone before us.
On my recent week-long trip to Washington, D.C., (See Part One of this series, "Did Jesus Get into an Emotional Funk?", Part Two: "Beauty's Healing Touch," and Part Three: "It's OK to Be Sad"), I came into contact with another friend who had gone before me.
I was in what I call one, big emotional funk. I had recently returned from Liberia, where I had experienced many difficult emotions related to all of the poverty and suffering I witnessed. I moved back to my parent's house, turned 30, and started feeling very sad.
I suspected that I may be depressed. So I went to see a counselor. I wasn't clinically depressed, but it was possible that I was dealing with some latent stress issues. I had lived in the midst of destruction and death for about a year. When I left Liberia in September, I didn't know if I would be coming back anytime soon. I returned to a developed and thriving United States. I felt that so much had changed since I had left. Many of my friends were married or in the full throes of raising toddlers, and I increasingly felt like an outsider. I didn't have a boyfriend, and no one was expressing interest in me. I wanted out, but I didn't know how to do it.
I wanted a change of scenery, so I headed back to D.C., where I had lived before moving to Liberia. There, I spent time meeting up with friends and thinking through this series.
One day I was reunited with Beki.
Beki is a young woman who was part of a Bible study I led through a Christian youth organization many years ago. I met Beki when she was in high school and I was in college. We spent four years building a friendship, even though we are five long years apart in age.
I hadn't seen Beki in years. She had been living in Chicago and then in Byron Bay, Australia. But just a few months ago, she moved to Washington, D.C. Our reunion was exactly what I needed as I struggled to understand my sadness.
It turns out, that Beki had just gone through a similar bout.
After returning home from Australia, she moved back into her childhood home with her mother. She spent days in bed just reading books. One day, she sat at her computer for seven hours straight. She went to friends' weddings and kept a smile on her face. Inside, she felt miserable. Often she found herself crying.
One of Beki's friends was headed to Washington, D.C., so Beki decided to ride along. She loved the city and decided to move there.
During my time with Beki, she said things that she probably didn't even know spoke to me. They were words that could come only from someone who had been where I was.
"Don't believe that you are worthless," she told me at one point.
I hadn't said anything about feeling worthless. But she already had felt it. She assumed correctly that I was feeling it, too. Those words were a great encouragement and motivation to fight my feelings of worthlessness.
An added gift to our reunion was that I also could be a blessing to Beki. About two years ago, I went through a difficult breakup. Beki is in the midst of one now, having split from her boyfriend of nearly three years. He still lives in Australia.
As we stayed up late, talking into the darkness, we encouraged each other in only ways that can come from friends who have gone before each other.
Later, I remembered how Jesus went before us. He experienced every emotion we have — to the most intense degree possible. He endured an excruciating death so that we may have life. He felt the most alone and rejected that anyone could ever feel when He hung on a tree and died.
In Romans 8, it says that we do not know what to pray, but that the Holy Spirit "himself intercedes for us with groans that words cannot express" and that "he who searches our hearts knows the mind of the Spirit, because the Spirit intercedes for the saints in accordance with God's will."
What a relief it is to me that I don't even have to tell God what I am feeling. I don't have to express my feelings in the "right way." I don't have to say anything at all.
Because He has gone before us, we can trust that He knows how we feel.
PART 5: A Savior Who Wants Us to Seek »
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"Digressing into Depression? A Journey Through Common Sadness" is a five-part series based on author Christina Holder's bout with intense sadness following several upheavals in her life. It is a glimpse into one woman's struggle with sadness and is not meant to be a resource for those facing clinical depression or to replace counseling from licensed mental health professionals.
Focus on the Family has counselors and care specialists who are available weekdays to talk with you, provide information and encouragement, suggest resources, give referrals and pray with you. If you are struggling with depression or mood disorders and would like to talk with one of them, you can find more information here.
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La Junta – The Picketwire Players of La Junta, Colo. are one of four theatres in Colorado who secured the rights to produce Les Miserables in 2014.
Based on Victor Hugo's influential masterpiece it tells the story of broken dreams, sacrifice, unrequited love and the survival of the human spirit. The magnificent score includes the unforgettable songs "I Dreamed a Dream," "On My Own," "Stars," "Bring Him Home," "Do You Hear the People Sing?," "One Day More," "Empty Chairs at Empty Tables," "Master of the House" and many more.
The Patrons of the Picketwire Players continue to keep the group alive with their generous contributions and unwavering support.
It's the pride of their patrons that keep them diligently working to provide La Junta and surrounding areas with great community theatre. As the Picketwire Players move closer towards being in operation for 50 years they want to remind their patrons they mean more than ever.
They allow the Picketwire Players to continue to weave the tales you enjoy with the excellent productions you have come to expect. Picketwire is fortunate to have received sponsorship from the Otero County Health Department Tobacco Program.
With this generous sponsorship Picketwire purchased innovative visual effects, creating a new and incredible experience for the audience in the small town theatre.
Picketwire's veteran summer director, Tracey Salzbrenner, brings the Arkansas Valley yet another stellar, summer musical experience.
Tracey previously directed The Producers, 9 to 5, and Urinetown: The Musical.
When asked why she chose Les Miserables for the 2014 summer musical, Tracey said: "This is one of the most powerful musicals of all time. Who wouldn't want to direct it?"
She went on to explain that while it is posing a great challenge, "Many people love this musical with great passion, so I wanted to bring joy to our community."
In addition, many Picketwire Players as well as community members asked her to do Les Miserables. "As a director, it is my job to listen to requests and try to accommodate them as I can."
Les Miserables production dates are Aug. 8, 9 at Picketwire Center for Performing and Visual Arts, 802 San Juan Avenue in La Junta, Colorado. The play begins a half hour earlier than usual – at 7:00 pm. For tickets, call 719.384.8320. You can also purchase tickets online beginning July 15 at picketwireplayers.org.


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Friday Quiz: The Dollar's Value in the Great Depression
February 6, 2009
What happened to the dollar's value from 1929 to 1941, during the Great Depression?
A: According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics inflation calculator, $1 in 1929 was worth 86 cents in 1941.
Bonus question: Can banks be united in a "shotgun marriage" by the U.S. government?
A: Yes. In Merrill Deal, U.S. Played Hardball (WSJ.com)
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Unfortunately, HTC still has a few problems with imaging, not least the time it takes to get the camera up and running. There's no dedicated camera button, so finding the right app on the menu and accessing it takes about six seconds, which pretty much rules out quick snaps, as does the slow shutter action, which takes another four seconds.
There's an option to take a photo by either pressing and holding the shutter button on the screen or just by touching it - the shutter takes a while to operate, so you're better off with the latter. You can also set the focal point of the picture by pressing a point on the screen – so if you want the bottom left-hand corner to be the main point of focus rather than the centre, you can.
Almost the same dimensions as the iPhone, but it feels chunkier
The panorama feature is worth mentioning. You can set it up to take between three and six pics which it will stitch together into a panoramic view of up to 180°. Each time you take a pic you see a transparent view of it which you can superimpose over the subject to help you line up your next shot.
You can record video in either MPEG 4 or H.263 formats and the results are okay rather than great. There's a fair degree of lag when you move the screen around and fast movement tends to blur a little too easily. There's an option to upload your footage directly to YouTube, though.
Viewing pics in your album with an HTC Touch device is always fun, since you can zoom in or out by twirling your finger on the screen, and brush across to bring on the next pic. What's more, thanks to the extended screen acreage, is that if you twirl in a corner of your pic, the device will zoom into that corner and make it the centre of the image – very cool.
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A punch that a Pembroke Pines police officer threw at a mentally ill 14-year-old girl in state custody has sparked an investigation of conditions at a local youth psychiatric facility.
During the April 28 incident, partially caught on surveillance video, a police officer punched the girl in the face — after the girl appeared to swing at the officer. Then, another officer pepper sprayed the girl and a third sat on top of her while she had an asthma attack, according to Broward Assistant Public Defender Gordon H. Weekes Jr.
Weekes, who is defending the 14-year-old, also said that staff on an almost daily basis, tied girls' arms and legs to a cot in an isolated room and injected them with a chemical substance that left them unconscious for hours, Weekes said. They awoke groggy and unable to recall what happened after they were subdued, he said. Sometimes these restraints were applied for speaking too loudly, getting out of a chair too quickly or being confrontational, he said.
"The practice of subduing minor girls with chemical restraints is so common and pervasive that the patients in the facility have dubbed it the 'booty-juice.' This mental health facility is simply tying-down and knocking-out little girls who behave in accordance with their mental illness," Weekes wrote in the letter.
"Most troubling and abhorrent, is the fact that the repeated use of restraining sedation has exacerbated the occurrence of disruptive behavior because it is believed that several girls intentionally engage in misbehavior in order to receive the chemical sedative 'booty-juice' so they can get high," Weekes wrote.


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CAUT Statement on Quebec Student Rights, May 18, 2012.
The Canadian Association of University Teachers is strongly condemning Quebec's Bill 78, the law tabled in Quebec to end the 14-week student strike, for violating fundamental freedoms of association, assembly, and expression.
"This special law is a terrible act of mass repression," said James L. Turk, executive director of the Canadian Association of University Teachers. "The Quebec government has opted to exert the heavy hand of the law as a weapon to suppress dissent."
Bill 78 makes it illegal to engage in peaceful assembly, a fundamental freedom guaranteed under the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms. The law limits assemblies of 10 or more people, allows the government to defund student associations, imposes hefty fines on student demonstrators, and forces employees back to work. The law especially targets leaders of student associations who could be individually fined up to $35,000 for continuing to demonstrate contrary to the law. For participating in a second demonstration, the fine doubles. For a student association supporting a demonstration, the initial fine is up to $125,000 and doubles to $250,000 for a second offense.
The bill changes the law for class actions so that student and other supportive associations can be more easily sued. It also reverses the burden of proof so that student associations, faculty associations and unions are liable for any damage caused by a third party in a demonstration unless they can prove that the damage was unrelated to the demonstration.
As well, the bill criminalizes anyone expressing support for demonstrations that are contrary to the bill – subjecting any individual Canadian to fines of up to $5,000, organizational representatives to fines of $35,000 and their organizations to fines of $125,000.
Already, the bill has received strong criticism from the Quebec Bar Association, student groups, labour organizations, and civil liberties groups. "Now, more than ever, the rest of Canada needs to be pinning on a red felt square showing their support for the students of Quebec and for civil liberties," said Turk. "Bill 78 needs to be defeated in the name of democracy or the rest of Canada should be joining the students on the streets."
The Canadian Association of University Teachers is the national voice of more than 68,000 academic and general staff in more than 120 universities and colleges.
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As I understand it, this covers the learner's knowledge- they start with L1 and are given rules for L2, but they don't just jump straight to a perfect understanding, so they develop their own system, which changes over time as they increase in their understanding of the target language. This grammar, phonology, etc, they build up, which will be heavily influenced by L1 at first but will develop and change as their understanding increases, is the approximative system. As the person learns, it becomes closer step by step towards the target language.
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(I haven't searched the forums, so it's possible this idea already exists somewhere in the vaults.)
Do you think it would be manageable/fun to have a Mod-a-Game competition. That is, given a fixed time frame (like the 24 hour competition), find and modify an existing free game (I'm thinking Creative Commons BY-SA maybe?) into something that's still close to the original but at the same time something new.
How about each contestant chooses a game to modify first, and then is assigned (randomly) two or three themes from a predetermined list of themes (like the latest 24 hour comp.).
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March 17, 2014
José Fernández, PhD, has been selected as a participant in the Dannon Institute's 2014 Academic Mid-Career Nutrition Leadership Institute. Created as a complement to the Nutrition Leadership Institute established in 1998, the intensive three-day training program—held in the Chicago area June 15-18, 2014—will provide an opportunity for faculty who have completed their terminal degree training 10 to 20 years ago to determine desirable characteristics of senior leaders and to explore and develop their capabilities, skills, and personal fit for leadership roles.
The main interest of the Professor and Vice Chair for Education in the Department of Nutrition Sciences is the identification of genetic and environmental contributors to health disparities in obesity, diabetes, and related comorbidities. Dr. Fernández is also interested in the development and applications of statistical methods to gene discovery, the identification and implementation of opportunities for integrating research and education, and the development of educational opportunities and programs to improve clinical and research training.
He serves on the editorial board for the journal Ethnicity and Disease and the International Journal of Obesity. Dr. Fernández has been the recipient of many awards, including the UAB President's Faculty Diversity Award (2007), the UAB Dean's Award for Excellence in Mentoring (2010), and the UAB School of Health Professions Joseph F Volker Outstanding Faculty Award (2012).


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Love the Glove: Pink Glove Dance Voting Ending Soon!
Voting in the 2012 Pink Glove Dance competition is about to end! The competition lasts through tomorrow, November 2nd. If you haven't already, please go to www.pinkglovedance.com, search "L-M" and click "Vote" on LMC's video. Lexington Medical Center remains in the lead, but we need to keep up momentum until the very end.
Because of your efforts and support, our video has received more than 63,000 views on YouTube and nearly 15,000 votes. While many people have already voted and shared our video on their Facebook pages, if you have time, please repost the link to our page on the Pink Glove Dance website one more time and ask your Facebook friends to watch and vote for our video. A vote for our video is a show of support for everyone in the Midlands with cancer.
In total, approximately 1,000 Lexington Medical Center employees dancing to the Katy Perry song "Part of Me" in the video. In addition to high energy and Broadway style choreography, there are special effects, smoke, strobe lights and more. Importantly, the dance features several LMC employees who are breast cancer survivors; they're wearing t-shirts that say "Survivor from Day 1," noting the strength and courage of breast cancer patients right from the time of their diagnosis. "Survivor From Day 1" is the theme of this year's video.
The winner will receive $10,000 to donate to a breast cancer charity of its choice. Lexington Medical Center would donate its prize money to the Vera Bradley Foundation for Breast Cancer Research, as it did last year.


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Hmmm – my Turnbull notion was not that silly
Posted by Dave Bath on 2011-08-05
Hmmm…. maybe I'm not so silly after all, with my 2011-07-23 "Malcolm, PM with Party of One" suggesting Labor offer Malcolm Turnbull the Lodge as non-ALP PM leading a Labor/Green/Indy minority government – given the 2011-08-03 Essential Poll putting Malcolm Turnbull as number 3 preferred ALP leader, at 11%, just one point below Julia Gillard on 12%, (with Kevin Rudd at 37% and the useless Steven Smith on 7%).
If this poll gets some traction, and Turnbull overtakes Gillard as preferred ALP leader, my idea avoids any charge of Turnbull being seen as an opportunistic traitor.
Seriously now, what else can the ALP do? It's got to be their best chance of getting rid of Gillard while not looking like a cynical desperate machine-driven coup to favor another Labor hack.


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Vista 66, Mira Mesa 55
Sherman Anderson started the game on fire, scoring 11 points in the first quarter, and finished with seven in the fourth as Vista beat Mira Mesa 66-55 Wednesday night in a San Diego Section Division I boys basketball playoff game.
"I'm a big part of the offense," said Anderson, a 5-foot-10 senior shooting guard. "If my shots are falling early, it gives us some momentum."
That's exactly what happened Wednesday. Anderson hit three of his six 3-pointers in the first quarter as the eighth-seeded Panthers (15-12) built a 20-6 lead.
Ninth-seeded Mira Mesa (13-15) trailed by 12 with 2:37 to play in the game. But a 3-pointer by Anderson a minute later sealed the deal for Vista, which advances to the quarterfinals to face top-seeded Mission Hills.
"Sherman has been playing well the last few weeks, especially shooting well," said Vista coach Charlie Mercado. "He's our most-improved player."
Anderson finished with a game-high 25 points. Hakim Arnold added 13 points, Will Smith 11 and Niko Stoner 10.
Sophomore Davin Lemon-Rodriguez, who could be Vista's quarterback next football season, had a game-high nine rebounds.
"Davin has been a real bright spot lately," Mercado said. "We made some lineup changes a couple of weeks ago and putting him in the starting lineup has really helped us."
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nycmarketer necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 44 diseños de 11 diseñadores freelance.
Lillie's Victorian Establishment. For more info see our website http://www.lilliesnyc.com
Lillie's is a very popular, upscale Victorian-themed bar and restaurant in New York City, centrally located at Union Square in Manhattan.
The establishment is named after Lillie Langtry, a beautiful 19th century socialite who came to NYC from Ireland. The Irish owners have gone as far as importing historic Victorian-era antique carvings and bar ornaments to make Lillie's a true Victorian establishment.
Words to describe Lillie's would be...
Victorian. Classic, but not boring. Stylish, but not trendy. Sophisticated. Confident. Authentic. Seductive. Friendly.
What we are not: We are not a "College Irish Bar", nor are we a trendy bar.
Professionals in their mid 20s and 30s that work in media, fashion and advertising. They have above-average incomes, and are attracted to Lillie's because it is a beautiful establishment that is both upscale and friendly. Our customers like to come to Lillie's because it's a great place to bring co-workers after work for a drink or dinner, or to meet new, interesting, successful New Yorkers.
Develop an identity set for Lillie's.
Please design the following complimentary identity assets:
-a main logo for multi-purpose needs
-a smaller .gif icon (for online use),
-a "profile" version of the logo for social media sites such as Facebook and Twitter
As much as possible the logo should represent both the establishment and Lillie Langtry herself. Please go to the website to learn more.
The final identity assets will eventually be used to develop new print and web assets (letterhead, postcard, business card, flyer, drink coaster, social media profiles and website backgrounds) so PLEASE INCLUDE A FONT AND COLOR SCHEME RECOMMENDATION.
We will hold a separate design competition for our print and web design needs, but if you demonstrate strength in these areas we may decide to hire you for our print or online needs as well.
The identity design should visually communicate or represent the following words and phrases:
Victorian-era. Classic, but not boring. Stylish, but not trendy. Sophisticated. Confident. Seductive.
The final identity assets will need to be delivered in original, hi-res, layered format AND as web-optimized jpegs or gifs with and without transparent backgrounds to facilitate future usage.
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The building is located near the old town of Cracow, in the calm district of detached houses, on the hill with beautiful view of Wawel and the mountains. The investor's idea was that the house should be as high as possible because of the beautiful view, and preserve spatial relations between all floors with the largest as possible opening of the space.
The building stands on the highest point of the street – distinguished by Its cubic form and smooth white elevations, it is the dominant culmination of the surrounding architecture. The shifting blocks are intended to reduce the relatively large optical cubature, whilst also reflecting the functional zones within the house. Read more [ via : architecturelover ]


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Bank of America Has Worst Drop Since June
Bank of America shares fall 4.6% to $11.43, their largest one-day decline in percentage terms since June 1, 2012, back when shares were a comparative bargain at $7.02.
A rating downgrade by Credit Suisse from buy to neutral and technical signals suggesting the shares are weakening in their over-bought condition may have contributed to the fall.
The Credit Suisse note pointed out BofA shares are trading 11 times its 2013 projected earnings, higher than the 8.5x multiple of peers Citigroup and J.P. Morgan.
With shares roughly doubling in 2012 and earnings coming up in a week, investors may be taking profits.


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JOB TITLE: Neurophysiology Technician I
LOCATION: Geisinger Community Medical Center
DEPARTMENT: Neuroscience
WORK SCHEDULE: Rotation
WORK TYPE: Part Time (0.5 FTE- 40 hours biweekly)
The EEG Technologist I is an entry to mid-level position in the neurodiagnostic unit or department. The EEG Technologist I will perform EEGs procedures
according to facility policy and procedures. The EEG Technologist I will maintain patient safety during clinically significant events, and other related duties.
Communication skills are essential for this position. During EEG procedures for which competence has not been achieved, the EEG Technologist I trains
under direct technical supervision. Once training is completed and all required institution competencies have been achieved, the EEG Technologist I works
under indirect technical supervision.
It is expected that the institution employing the EEG Technologist I makes available the appropriate personnel to provide required direct technical supervision
during training and indirect technical supervision.
Direct technical supervision requires that an EEG technologist II or a physician who performs all technical aspects required for electroencephalography must
be physically present at all times during the procedure.
Indirect technical supervision requires that an EEG Technologist II or a physician who performs all technical aspects required for electroencephalography must
be immediately available to provide assistance and direction throughout the procedure.
The EEG Technologist I works under the technical direction of the EEG Technologist II or higher and reports to administrative and clinical leadership as is defined
by facility policy and procedures.
Demonstrates good:
a. Vision
b. Hearing
c. Manual dexterity
d. Talking and speech
e. Typing
Demonstrates the ability to concentrate for long periods of time under stressful conditions and still perform properly and effectively
Enrolled in, or graduation from a Commission on Accreditation of Allied Health Education Programs (CAAHEP), accredited Electrodiagnostic (END) Program or
an Associate's Degree or higher from an accredited college or university is required.
Experience working in healthcare preferred.
Current BCLS certification preferred. Required to maintain.
Entry level PC and Microsoft™ Windows® knowledge.
Credentialing to be achieved within three years of hire.
Physical Skills:
1. Frequent walking
2. Sitting/Standing
3. Reaching including above/below shoulder height
4. Pulling/Pushing >50 pounds
5. Carrying <50 pounds
Physical Exposure:
1. Lighting bright and dim
2. Mechanical hazards
3. Hazardous substances
4. Infectious diseases
The specific statements shown in each section of this description are not intended to be all-inclusive. They represent typical elements considered necessary to successfully perform the job.
OUR PURPOSE & VALUES: Everything we do is about caring for our patients, our members, our students, our Geisinger family and our communities. KINDNESS: We strive to treat everyone as we would hope to be treated ourselves. EXCELLENCE: We treasure colleagues who humbly strive for excellence. LEARNING: We share our knowledge with the best and brightest to better prepare the caregivers for tomorrow. INNOVATION: We constantly seek new and better ways to care for our patients, our members, our community, and the nation.
GEISINGER-COMMUNITY MEDICAL CENTER (G-CMC), Scranton, Pa., is an acute care hospital licensed for 297 beds and houses the only Level II Trauma Center in Lackawanna County and Scranton's only neurosurgery program and adult in-patient behavioral health unit. It is also home to comprehensive cardiovascular and orthopaedic services, as well as a broad range of other surgical and radiological services.
ABOUT GEISINGER: Geisinger is a physician-led health system comprised of approximately 30,000 employees, including nearly 1,600 employed physicians, 13 hospital campuses, two research centers, and a 583,000-member health plan Geisinger is nationally recognized for innovative practices and quality care. Geisinger serves more than 3 million people in central, south-central and northeast Pennsylvania and also in southern New Jersey with the addition of National Malcolm Baldridge Award recipient AtlantiCare, A member of Geisinger. In 2017, the Geisinger Commonwealth School of Medicine became the newest member of the Geisinger Family.
We offer healthcare benefits for full time and part time positions from day one, including vision, dental and domestic partners.* Perhaps just as important, from senior management on down, we encourage an atmosphere of collaboration, cooperation and collegiality. For more information, visit www.geisinger.org, or connect with us on Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn and Twitter.
** Does not qualify for J-1 waiver. We are an Affirmative Action, Equal Opportunity Employer Women and Minorities are Encouraged to Apply. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment and will not be discriminated against on the basis of disability or their protected veteran status.
*Domestic partner benefits not applicable at Geisinger Holy Spirit.
We believe that good health is the cornerstone of progress. We are firm in our resolve to make exemplary health care accessible and affordable to all, dedicated to lowering the high rate of cardiovascular disease, including stroke, in minority populations and committed to advocacy and diversity. We are guided by ethical principles in all transactions and strive for excellence in our training and skills.


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by Tom Utescher
When host Chestnut Hill College and visiting Bloomfield College started into the second half tied up at 1-1, you got the feeling that in this hard-fought, physical round of soccer the first team to seriously put a foot wrong would probably emerge on the short end of the final score.
Unfortunately for the home crowd last Saturday afternoon, that team turned out to be the Griffins, who turned the ball over deep in their own end on an attempted clear, and gave up the deciding goal to the visiting Deacons with 22:38 left to play.
Chestnut Hill could have pulled even with its New Jersey guest in the Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference standings with a victory, but instead CHC came away with a record of 1-3 in the conference and 3-6-1 overall, while Bloomfield rode off with a 3-1 mark in the CACC and an overall tally of 5-3.
It was the fourth one-goal loss for the Griffins this season, and coach Keith Cappo admitted "We've definitely managed to cost ourselves this season with some of the goals we've given up. We've had other times this season where we were right in the game and let it slip away."
Play flowed freely up and down the pitch and CHC was able to get off almost as many shots as the Deacons (17-21), but Cappo noted "We need our front three guys working a little more together; we turned it into sort of an individual game. We were also trying to go over the top [of the defense] a little too much, instead of keeping the ball on our feet."
Bloomfield attacked at the outset, but Chestnut Hill came back down the field to have junior Hernan Angulo get off a header from the left side of the box. Deacons keeper Kieran Moran had to make a mighty leap for the save, and managed to come down with the ball.
About 11 minutes in, the visitors were first on the board, striking from the right side of the penalty area. Bloomfield's Kemar Richards maneuvered past the defender marking him to boot a strong shot into the net.
The Griffins made numerous attempts to score the equalizer in the middle of the period. Freshman Tristan Johns smashed an outside shot into the crossbar of the visitors' goal, and at another point the Deacons' Moran had to charge out to break up a rush by Griffin junior Darryl Richardson. On one sequence Angulo hit two shots in succession, the second off his own rebound, but Moran (six saves total) stopped them both.
Bloomfield later reversed the flow and the Chestnut Hill defense had two close escapes with six and five minutes left in the period. The Griffins would have the last word in the opening half, though, earning a corner kick from the right with just over a minute to go. Richardson's restart was not a particularly high serve, but from a few steps inside the near post senior Anthony O'Conner got his noggin on the ball and headed it down across the goal line.
The Griffins also had some chances as the second half unfolded, but couldn't add a second goal. On a Bloomfield charge to the other end, CHC fans thought this particular threat had ended with the ball safely in the hands of sophomore goalie David Sullivan. But when he came out near the right corner of the box to try and clear the ball short to a teammate, an alert opponent, Michael Beeson, stepped in to intercept and chipped a long shot into the open Chestnut Hill net.
"It wasn't a bad decision tactically to try that clear," Cappo commented, "but technically we didn't execute it well."
The visitors were now up 2-1 with 22:38 remaining, and three minutes later the Griffins had a strong shot by junior Chris Wilson bounce off a defender.
With 16-and-a-half minutes left, Sullivan made a stop on a Bloomfield shot, but reinjured a finger that had been dislocated earlier in the afternoon. This time he went to the sideline for good with a total of nine saves, and senior Mike Goldstein finished out the contest. Goldstein, in his second season as a team co-captain, has seen limited action this fall due to injury problems of his own.
During a Griffin assault with 13 minutes left to play the ball got loose behind Moran, but a Deacon defender stepped in to clear it away from the goalmouth. CHC also came up empty on a series of late corner kicks, and the visitors' slim lead held up.
"It took awhile for us to come back after they scored that second goal, but we played well at the end," Cappo said. "We just couldn't finish on our chances, and good chances aren't easy to come by in college soccer."


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Inventory of the Bay Area Playwrights Festival Collection
Collection Contents
Series 1. Scripts 1980-1993
Scope and Content Note
Barroga, Jeannie. Sistersoul & Talk - Story undated
Bernstein, Paul. Looking in the Dark For & Standing Water, The Empty Chair undated
Bourne, Michael. The Irishman undated
Bosakowski, Phil undated
Bowne, Alan. Beirut undated
Chafee, Claire. Even Among These Rocks 1992
Cohen, Bennett; Wellman, John; Condon, Contance. Phantom Nation undated
Conboy, Roy. When El Cucui Walks 1992
Cruz, Nilo. Night Train to Bolina 1992
Dillon, Millicent. She is in Tangier 1989
Ehn, Erik. Clubhouse Rules (How Teenagers Bury Their Dead) undated
Epstein, Martin. 3 Variations on the Theme of Pain 1983
Foster, Rick. Time for Chamanna's Dream, The Bluest Eye & Elsie's Kitchen 1982-1989
Garner, Terry. Agreement with The Festival for Westward Ho! undated
Garrison, Dyke. Shall We Dance? 1991
Gray, Amlin. Mickey's Teeth undated
Green, Patricia. The Rats of Whifflisburg 1993
Groner, Cary. The Sword, The Hand 1991
Guerrero, Susan. Ray and Sis 1988
Haratani, Richard. Inner Life 1991
Harrington, Laura. Night Luster 1985
Hill, Gary Leon. "Watch Your Back" 1992
Holmgren, Norah. The Evening Sky; Sylvie, The Grammar of Dreams & If I'm Traveling On a Moving Train undated
Holmgren, Norah. The Grammar of Dreams undated
Huang, David Henry. Jan Ken Po undated
Jenkin, Len. The Fortune Teller & The Country Doctor undated
Kessler, Scott. Last Stair and Stumble 1991
Kurtti, Casey. The Women of the Plaza 1985
Lewis, Carter W. An Asian Jockey In Our Midst 1992
Lim, Genny. Bitter Cane undated
Linney, Romulus. A Woman Without A Name, Pops & April Snow undated
Marshland, B.K.. The Question of Hu 1992
McAnuff, Des. Clippings, reviews undated
McCutchen, Heather L.. Alabama Rain & Baby Shower 1989-1992
Meyer, Marlane. Lon Shaw 1993
Moore, Cynthia. Twin undated
Nelson, Richard. The Return of Pinocchio undated
O'Keefe, John. Shimmer undated
Orlock, John undated
Oyamo (Charles F. Gordon). Old Black Joe 1984
Powerll, J. Dakota. 25 Fish in Dogpatch undated
Rivers, Susan. Overnight Lows & Letters to Mohammed 1985-1986
Robinson, John. Pyramid Man: A Science Fiction Play 1985
"Sam Shepard," The Christian Science Monitor 1980 December 24
Shron, Marina. The Guest 1989
Talen, Bill. The Gambler 1984
Valdez, Daniel. Screen Plays: An Experiment in Video Theatre 1985
Weston, Mark. 1948: An Evening With George Orwell 1987
Wilson, Erin Cressida. Cruise Control & Cross-Dressing 1986
Youngblood, Shay. Movie Music: A Comic Drama & Square Blues 1992
List of scripts and writers undated
Series 2. Promotional Materials 1976-1993
Scope and Content Note
Press: Festival I 1976
Press: Festival III 1980
Advertisements: Festival III 1980
Articles & Information: Workshops, Festival IV 1981
Press: Festival IV 1981
Objective & Budget: Festival IV 1981
PR Material: Festival IV 1981
Press: Festival V 1982
Workshops: Festival V 1982
Student Handbook: Festival V 1982
Letter, flier & article: Festival V 1982
Brochure and Press Releases: Festival VI 1983
Press: Festival VI 1983
Programs: Festival VII 1984
Brochures, Press Release, Press: Festival VII 1983
Proposals & Press: Especially for Science Fiction on the Stage undated
Press Releases, Press: Festival VIII 1984
Brochures: Festival VIII 1984
Press: Festival VII 1983
Brochures, Press Releases: Festival IX 1986
Press: Festival XI 1988
Programs: Festival IX 1986
Critics Conference 1986
Information: Bay Area composer Librettist Opera Studio 1987
Press Releases, Brochures, Programs: Festival X 1987
Press: Festival X 1987
Press: Festival XI 1988
Information: Festival XII, Reading Series 1989
Budget: Festival XI 19888
Press Releases, Brochures: Festival XII 1989
Press: The Other Voice's Writing Workshop, Festival XII 1989
Scope and Content Note
Press: Festival XII 1989
Programs: Festival XIII 1990
Brochures: Festival XIII 1990
Brochures, PR: Festival XIV 1991
Programs: Festival XV 1992
Newsletter, Calendar of Events: Festival XVI 1993
Newsletters: Re: Write undated
Book: California Theatre Annual 1983
Series 3. Correspondence 1979-1988
Scope and Content Note
Abels, Lynne undated
Becker, Alma undated
Scope and Content Note
Brosius, Peter 1986 August 25
Chaikin, Joseph 1979-1982
Dunn, Thomas G. 1982-1986
Foster, Nick 1981-1982
Fries, Kenny undated
Garner, Terry undated
Gotanda, Philip Kan 1986 August 21
Gray, Amlin undated
Harper, Bill 1984
Hedley, Bob 1986 September 15
Hebert, Julie 1987
Howe, Tina undated
Hunt, Hunt and Michelle Swanson 1985
Leverett, Jim 1982
Lim, Jenny undated
Mosakowski, Susan undated
Myskewski, Nik 1988 December 8
Pitman, Robert W. 1988 August 16
Trapani, Sal 1986 September 15
Weller, Michael 1986 March 15
Woodruff, Robert 1980-1986
Scope and Content Note
Invited Writers for Festival IV 1981
Series 4. Photographs 1983-1989
Scope and Content Note
Festival VI 1983
Festival IX 1986
Festival X 1987
Festival XII 1989
Silva, Chris undated
Swanson, Michelle undated
White, Richard E.T. 1986
Miscellaneous undated
Series 5. Audiovisual Materials 1981-1983
Scope and Content Note
Bay Area Playwrights Festival IV, videocassette 1981
Bay Area Playwrights Festival VI, videocassette 1983
The Gambler, sound recording tapes undated
Interviews, videocassette undated
Jan Ken Po, sound recording tape undated
John O'Keefe Workshop, Theatre Stupid & Pie & Selzer, videocassette undated
Leary Runthrough, videocassette undated
Light Show, videocassette undated
Making Carthage Yellow, videocassette undated
Noon Reading - 'Aquarium,' Alma Becker Workshop & Actor, Writer, Director Collaboration Workshop, videocassette undated
Night Luster, videocassette undated
Old Black Joe, sound recording tape undated
Pops, Three Variations on the Theme of Pain, videocassette undated
Primary Colors, sound recording tape undated
Robert Woodruff, sound recording tape undated
Stateline, videocassette undated
Student Interviews, videocassette undated
Student projects, videocassette undated
Student projects, videocassette undated
Student projects, videocassette undated
SURF Overnight Lows, audiocassette undated
Various, videocassette undated
Workshops, videocassette undated
Writing for the Rainbow, audiocassette undated
Jan Ken Po, sound recording tape undated


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Genealogy friend and now cousin, has this Saturday Night "fun" challenge. It's been a while since I participated.
Saturday Night Genealogy Fun – What Source Have You Used the Most?
His challenge is:
It's Saturday Night –
time for more Genealogy Fun!
Your mission, should you decide to accept it (cue the Mission Impossible! music) is to:
1) Have you done a good job of citing your sources in your genealogy management program or online family tree? How are you doing? How many source citations do you have, and how many people are in your tree? What is the sources to persons ratio?
2) Which master source (e.g., 1900 U.S. census, Find A Grave, specific book, etc.) do you have the most citations for? How many? How did you figure this out?
3) Tell us in your own blog post, in comments to this post, or on Facebook or Google+ in a post. Be sure to leave a comment with a link to your post on this blog post.
Well, let's see:
1) What's that saying ?? "Fair to Mid-lan" or something like that. Doing OK.
For the most part, last year I spent my time cleaning up my Citations in my genealogy database management program. Getting all of my Sources into the Template format that my program offers. It's been well worth the time, but it is still a work in progress.
That and the second round of the Mastering Genealogical Proof book, by Dr Thomas W Jones in the Google+ Dear MYRTLE Genealogy Community keeps me busy working with our source material.
Here is some information about my file:
8,937 People in my file
448 Sources of which 197 are in the Template format
2,697 Citations
871 Media files
38,426 Facts
7,920 Hints to follow on Ancestry.com
That's a little less than 5 Facts per person. In this file, that's not a good number. I have a lot of people that really need to be researched, but most of them, are not my direct line, so I don't focus on them a lot.
Still have a lot of work to do on moving my Source material into the Template format. So, I am not quite 50% finished with that project. BUT, I have learned much since I first started this file, and look at records and my information differently now, so as I am cleaning up my Source information, I am picking up details that I didn't see before or know that I should be looking into the information and recording what I should.
Also, the process of Evaluating what I had recorded before, I am now doing. Using a feature in my program, at times, has really helped with this. Also, using Evidentia, which I have talked about before, is also a great help in this process.
Of the 38,426 Facts in my file, there are 6 that do not have a citation associated with them. THAT has been a real help to me. The ability to go back and find out where I got my information from.
I guess to answer the question, I get about find about 20 people in each source. That sounds lopsided I guess, but having several authored works in hand, plus a large number of Family Group Sheets from one of my cousin's family doing decades of research, my numbers are probably out of whack. BUT, I have a mission to document, on my own, all of those facts from those Family Group Sheets.
Most of my research is from within my genealogy database management program, searching on Ancestry, Family Search, Fold3, Find-A-Grave and Google Books. A couple of research trips have proven to be very helpful. Most of which have been blogged about here.
I did a review of my Find-A-Grave Sources. I have 55 Sources, or Contributors on the website. 334 Citations, on 2,572 Facts. Of those facts, 243 were mine. I was wondering how much information I collected from the Find-A-Grave website.
2) I think it is good, to sometimes, "look at the numbers". I went into be database and ran a Source Usage Report to see if that would help.
There were 397 pages of information, where the facts were not included and almost 4,000 pages where the facts were included. Not helpful at all. When I pulled a Source Usage. The file Bibliography is 13 pages long.
I could have go into my Sources Workspace and do a manual count. An example of a count that I did was in the 1940 Census, I looked have 23 Citations that accounted for 565 facts.
What I did find, is that I have 554 Direct Ancestors in my file.
I will add, that I am working very hard at two things in my research. 1) keeping a Research Log, and 2) keeping a ToDo list. This is becoming very helpful.
It got me to stop for a few minutes to see where I am in documenting my file. I saw a number of places I need to go back and clean up. I also realized how much better my citations have gotten since I started.
This was a great challenge Randy. Thank you.


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Author Bronte's Book Reviews
Jane Eyre
Set in Victorian England, "Jane Eyre" the story of young a woman with a strong sense of self who not only stands up for herself, but also gets the man she loves. Jane Eyre is the story of a young woman in Victorian England. She is without family and forced to be self supporting, which was an dangerous situation for a woman of her time. Throughout the book, we see Jane's internal fortitude carry her through difficult situations. The volume is entirel...
Jane Eyre
I think this is the best version of �Jane Eyre,� perfectly cast and acted and very close to the book. Timothy Dalton creates an excellent Mr. Rochester, and Zelah Clarke was born for the part of Jane. Jane Eyre is an orphan raised by her cold-hearted Aunt Reed (Judy Cornwell) and abused by her cousin John. One day Jane stands up to John; when he hits her, she hits back, letting out a flood of long-suppressed emotions. For that Jane is sent away to Low...
Shirley is the strong-willed and headstrong young woman who moves to a small village where she has inherited a vast amount of land, a house, and joint-ownership in a mill. She quickly befriends orphaned Caroline, a quite girl who is pretty much Shirley's opposite and is madly in love with Robert Moore (who is co-owner of Shirley's mill). While Caroline tries to suppress her feeling for Robert, who she is convinced will never love her back, and wonders...
The Professor
The Professor is a story of a central character, William Crimsworth as he attempts to make his own way into the world. William is an orphan, whose mother died in childbirth, and his two Lord uncles undertook his care, begrudgingly, of his education. Alone in the world and determined to make his own living by his own hands, William seeks out his only other living relative, a much older cousin brother who turns out to be quite the brute and offers him job ...
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Lucy Snowe leaves England and a lonely past to become a teacher in a French boarding school in Villette. There, she confronts her feelings of love and longing as she witnesses romances involving Dr. John and two quite different young women. She also finds a love of her own in M. Paul, another teacher at the boarding school. The novel's ambiguous ending leaves Lucy's future to the reader's imagination....


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Does he have talent in the ring?
I really only watched a little bit, but a guy that can cut a promo like that with the crowd chanting "What?" (Are we in 2001? Has that returned? lol) and with that look has potential.
Of course if he's a stinker in the ring then that'd be an issue.


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Thursday, July 07, 2011
76 comments:
Lovely preparation... Wl try asap..ReplyDelete
Wow...pepper chicken masala looks irresistible ...as I am a lover of your chicken recipes sure try this soon...drooling over here ....Mmmmm...ReplyDelete
Great recipe! The flavors of the spices and chicken must be fabulous! =]ReplyDelete
Looks so Yummy and spicy.Lovely clicks.ReplyDelete
- Anonymous07 July, 2011
Looks delicious, Jay! I'm excited to use all those spices.ReplyDelete
Love this curry, looks so tasty!ReplyDelete
Superb!! pics makes me hungry...ReplyDelete
Its so nice to get a word of encouragement from you friends..ReplyDelete
jay, this is seriously good and i hope to try this one day. do you think can just leave out saunf?ReplyDelete
Looks so delicious that gravy is just so yumReplyDelete
So irresistible.. just droolworthy...ReplyDelete
Roundup: Healing Foods - Banana
Event: Serve It - Grilled/Barbequed/Tandoored
I love chicken curry and this dish looks soooo yummy. Great job.ReplyDelete
looking so delicious..I love spicy chicken ...yummmmReplyDelete
i love this recipe...n' the gravy looks so good...will bookmark this to try it soon....:)ReplyDelete
yummy chicken ..all dishes on the table look mouthwatering..ReplyDelete
Thank you for sharing this recipe; we love it and wasn't sure about the right recipe.ReplyDelete
Jay I can smell the spices from here and it smells amazing!! Absolutely delicious looking chicken. Must make soon!ReplyDelete
Makes me drool,spicy and delicious,nice recipe dear..bookmarked.ReplyDelete
Any dish with pepper and spice, I'm in! This sounds delicious!ReplyDelete
yummy dishReplyDelete
looks delicious...love the last pic!!ReplyDelete
Lovely dish, looh delicious, byeReplyDelete
Looks good and very delicious. :)ReplyDelete
looks so delicious...mouthwatering here...can i get some for lunch?ReplyDelete
Jay yummy chiki... can we use just water instead of chicken broth ?ReplyDelete
One of my all time chicken curry..love peppery in any dish..ur pepper chicken so mouthwatering and yum!ReplyDelete
This sounds amazing...love all the flavors in there!ReplyDelete
Salivating here, sooo tempting and delicious chicken masala..ReplyDelete
- Anonymous07 July, 2011
Woww..that looks like a very yummy tangy and spicy masala :D Yumm..ReplyDelete
delicious looking chicken looks wonderfulReplyDelete
Me gusta el pollo cocinado de esta manera.ReplyDelete
Curry looks irresistible.ReplyDelete
Mmmm Jay this looks DELISH!ReplyDelete
looks deliciousReplyDelete
Gorgeous and mouth watering recipe. Looks spicy, yummy and tempting.ReplyDelete
Looks really good. Hope you'll come back and share with us atReplyDelete
Simply Delish.
Hi Jay, thanks for stopping by my blog and becoming a follower. You have a great blog too and I have already bookmarked quite a few.. Keep rocking.ReplyDelete
Drool worth recipe Jay..click are superb!!ReplyDelete
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Looks so good Jay..truly makes me drool..ReplyDelete
jay..plz pass me on whole bowl...its a killer dish yaar..super..ReplyDelete
Thanks for dropping by. I would love to hear what you think about the postReplyDelete
A scrumjptious looking chicken dish! Those flavors are so appealing.ReplyDelete
Jay super spicy and delicious. I never use saunf but I will try it your way and I am sure it will be fab!ReplyDelete
Looks like everything a home made dish is supposed to look. Spicy and truly delicious!ReplyDelete
That sounds spicy, but the pictures are making my mouth water. Great post :)ReplyDelete
This looks so delicious!ReplyDelete
This looks fantastic! Indian food is a whole new flavor profile that I am very excited to try soon!ReplyDelete
Jay-first, I would like to thank you for your kind comment on my blog...but really FIRST...I'm quoting a part of your post.ReplyDelete
If you are craving for an easy, satisfying Indian curry, look no further than Pepper Chicken Masala...!!!
This is the perfect curry...absolutely loving your chicken, love all the spices and ingredients you used. I'm copying and printing this recipe out. I really, really are craving for this dish...thanks so much for sharing:D
heavenly delicious!ReplyDelete
Hi Jay thanks for popping over to my site to lead me back here. Everything looks fantastic I can't wait to see what your cooking next. I'm now following your blog.ReplyDelete
Hi Jay! Thanks for visiting my blog and for your lovely comment!!!! Now I know where to find delicious indian recipes!ReplyDelete
Thank you
This looks sooooo YUMMY!! And very simple. I'm looking forward to trying this. Please check out my FB Page: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Chocolate-Chillies-Easy-and-Healthy-Cooking/155890321139746ReplyDelete
Pepper chicken masala looks so yummy and mouthwatering,nice recipe.ReplyDelete
Jay - thanks for visiting my blog and the comment on the persimmon pudding post. I just wanted to let you know that I have moved from there to a new address http://mirchmasala.me You can get me there for more latest posts :)ReplyDelete
I have not bene cooking any meat at home for a while now and this one looks very delicious. It is going to be my come back chicken dish in a few weeks :)
Thanks for sharing ur love..:)ReplyDelete
have a great weekend..!
Wat an incredible feastReplyDelete
Simply delicious with right blend of spices...ReplyDelete
This is a beauty of a chicken curry.ReplyDelete
- Anonymous08 July, 2011
highly irrestible pepper chivken masala, looks yummmReplyDelete
looks nice dishReplyDelete
yummy masala recipe jay!! :DReplyDelete
Thank you for your sweet comments on my blog...yay, new blog friends :) I love anything spicy so this is something I must try ASAP!ReplyDelete
Looks delicious...all my favorite spices are there -YUM!ReplyDelete
Yum- this looks super tasty and sounds like its jam packed with flavor!ReplyDelete
Oh my God , you maked me drool , I love chicken masala.ReplyDelete
my oh my!!!want to try this out.ReplyDelete
you have put in lots of creative work into this blog. good!
my oh my!!!want to try this out.ReplyDelete
you have put in lots of creative work into this blog. good!
my oh my!!!want to try this out.ReplyDelete
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i have to try this!ReplyDelete
would you mind sending some over to dallas?! haha!
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yummy n delicious...ReplyDelete
Avon AGro...This is really a very sophisticated recipe . the stages and layers of flavors are what make it amazing. IReplyDelete
Thanks fr the recipe ..turned out very nice ..one question if I make fr 1kg chicken do. Need to double the ingredients ??ReplyDelete
Thanks candy
Hello, the amount suggested in the recipe is top notch - loved it though doubling the ingredients wasn't that good. Any tips?ReplyDelete
Hi Suganya, glad you enjoy the recipe. This is hot spicy recipe & you can adjust the spice level as per your taste.ReplyDelete
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I've been working my way through bottles of wine from various vineyards that grow their grapes organically or practice sustainability in a substantial way. My intention is to try something from a new vineyard each week, but when I bought last week's Red Truck wines, the gentleman helping me at the wine store strongly suggested I try Bonterra Vineyard's 2007 Viognier ($22.99).
I've already reviewed one wine from Bonterra, their Zinfandel, but I thought, why not. I was told that people were saying lots of great things about the Viognier, and I'm trying to not only try wines from new vineyards but also wine varietals that I've never tried before.
Wow, I liked this wine. Subtly fruity without screaming citrus or peachy. It was creamy – something I usually don't notice in a wine. Quite enjoyable from the first sip. Often, when I try a new white wine that is fruity, my first thought is it will be great on the back deck in summer. But this is a white that I could tell would work well with food.
I first paired it with fried flounder with a sweet remoulade sauce, and it paired very nicely. That was last Saturday night. I had already bought my wines for Easter, but I had a hunch it would also work well with my brown sugar glazed ham. Right before we sat down to dinner on Sunday, I snuck into the kitchen and poured the last of the Viognier into my wine glass (I know, terribly rude of the hostess to serve herself something different than what she is serving her guests, but I was very sly about it. Plus, it was purely in the name of reserach). My hunch was right. It was nice with the ham.
If you've been looking to expand your wine choices, give Bonterra's Viognier a try.
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