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Author Notes: One of my favorite bar snacks is Wasabi peas. The addictive sweetness drives you to quickly eat more but the wasabi burn forces you to slow down and savor – it's truly the biggest tease of the snack world. This simple recipe uses the same flavor combination in a much more elegant and substantial dish. —SunilK
Serves: 4
cup soy sauce
cup crisp white wine such as Sauvignon Blanc or Albarino, plus extra for the puree
tablespoons sesame oil
1 1/2
pounds large raw shrimp, peeled and cleaned
cups fresh or frozen peas (about 10 oz.)
teaspoon wasabi powder, plus more to taste
1 1/2
tablespoons ginger, minced
olive oil
In This Recipe
- Whisk together soy sauce, wine, sesame oil and pour over shrimp to cover in a glass bowl or large freezer bag. Marinate in the fridge for 30 to 60 minutes turning occasionally.
- Cook peas in boiling salted water for a few minutes till done. Drain and plunge into ice water to stop the cooking. Frozen peas can, alternatively, be cooked in the microwave according to the package directions. Drain the cooked peas well.
- Puree the peas in a blender or food processor using a little white wine for liquid as needed (a hand held immersion blender can also be used). Add wasabi powder to the puree and blend to incorporate. Reheat puree in a small pan adding salt and wasabi powder to taste, if needed.
- Remove the shrimp from the marinade.?
- Place a large saute pan over medium high heat with 2 to 3 tbsp of olive oil. When hot add the minced ginger and then add the shrimp. Saute till cooked through (opaque in the center), about 4 to 5 minutes.
- To serve as an entree: Place about a quarter of the puree on each plate and top with the shrimp. Serve with Green bean tempura as a side.
- To serve as an hors d'oeuvre: Fill a small dipping bowl with the Wasabi Pea puree and place on a serving plate surrounded by the cooked shrimp. ?
- This recipe was entered in the contest for Your Best Recipe for Spring Peas
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A week ago Saturday I strolled down 73 avenue Ledru-Rollin and happened on the Fleuriste, Arom. recommended by Ines de la Fressange's book, La Parisienne, the guide to style in Paris….. (aka in English as Parisian Chic)….. and recommended by Carol Gillot, the remarkable artist/blogger of ParisBreakfasts.com (of whom I asked to recommend some fleuristes and who's always at the ready with marvelous Parisian retail stores with wit, style and an amazing eye) ….. I spoke with Saber of Arom briefly and promised to return and paint his flowers….. The shop was extraordinarily busy….. with a tremendous stock of flowers….many customers waiting…… as is true of all great Fleurists….. A Painting will be done another day!
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The Delaware State Police are investigating a Smyrna home invasion and assault that has left a 38-year-old male with non- life threatening injuries.
Police said the preliminary investigation has determined that the incident occurred on Friday at approximately 11:40 p.m., as the 38-year-old male resident was inside of his house located in the first block of Hedgerow Hollow Road in Smyrna when he heard someone knocking on his front door. The victim opened the door and was greeted by a male suspect who utilizing a ruse, stated that his vehicle had slid into the victim's car in front of the house causing damage. As the victim exited the residence to investigate the damage, he was confronted by a second suspect. Police said both suspects produced and displayed handguns and demanded money from the victim. The victim complied and turned over an undisclosed amount of cash and a written prescription for medication to the suspects.
Both suspects then escorted the victim back into the residence and demanded more money. A physical confrontation between the victim and the suspects ensued with the victim being struck in the head with the handguns, police said. The suspects then fled the residence on foot in an unknown direction.
The victim was transported to a local hospital with non-life threatening injuries. Treatment status and disposition were unknown at the time of this release.
Detectives have determined through an investigation that this was not a random act, and the victim was targeted in the home invasion.
The first suspect is described as being a black male, age unknown, 6'05", 300-330 lbs., and was last seen wearing a dark jacket with a hood pulled over his head to disguise identity.
The second suspect is described as being a black male, age unknown, 5'10", stocky build, and was last seen wearing all black clothing with a hood pulled over his head to disguise identity.
Both suspects were armed with an unknown type handgun.
If anyone has any information in reference to this incident, they are asked to contact Det. Dan Wright of the Troop 3 at Criminal Investigations Unit at (302) 741-2811 or Delaware Crime Stoppers at (800) TIP-3333. Information may also be provided via the internet at www.tipsubmit.com
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Let's go ahead and call it an annus mirabilis for corporate America. Despite modest overall sales growth, it's been a banner year for U.S. businesses and their shareholders. Profits at S&P 500 companies reached record levels and just kept going.
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Boosted by those earnings trends as well as by rising optimism about the economy and the outlook for interest rates, stocks have soared to their best annual gains since 1997. With two trading days left in the year, the S&P 500 is nearly 30 percent higher. Smaller stocks, as a group, have done even better, propelling the Russell 2000 index to a gain of almost 37 percent on the year.


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Same convenient features as standard coop. High-density polyethylene plastic makes Snap Lock Chicken Coops long lasting with no repainting. Impervious to rotting and easily cleaned by pressure washing. Read More
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Same convenient features as standard coop.
High-density polyethylene plastic makes Snap Lock Chicken Coops:
No tools required. Maintenance free. Removable litter tray. Adjustable ventilation. Easy access for egg collection.
Made in USA.
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"Large & easy to clean"
This is the easiest coop to clean, doesn't attract mites as it's heavy duty plastic. The bottom consists of 2 large trays which slide out for easy cleaning. It's large and can easily hold 10 standard sized Orpingtons (I only have 5 in mine but can easily double it). My birds free range my acreage so this is perfect. There are several doors for easy access. 2 separate nesting areas with 2 large nest boxes each (my hens all prefer 1 though). It comes with 3 roosts. You can lift the roof part off so you can hose clean the entire coop easily. Love my Snap Lock Coop and so do my hens.
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Established in 1982, Pacific BMW has grown to become the premier Los Angeles auto dealer in the Southern California region. Throughout our tenure we strive to include the best possible customer service with top-notch repair/maintenance work and comprehensive new and used car, and SUV inventories.
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Model: 430i
Price: $42,865
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Engine: 4 Cylinder Engine
Transmission: AUTOMATIC
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Interior Color: Black SensaTec
Fuel Type: Gasoline
Stock #: 210979
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Alarm System
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Rear view camera
Without Lines designation
Matte Chrome Exterior Trim
Floor mats
Auto-dimming mirrors
Auto-dimming rearview mirror
Power Front Seats
Split fold-down-rear seat
Storage package
Park Distance Control
Rain sensor and auto headlight
Automatic climate control
Additional 12-V power sockets
Navigation system
Hi-fi sound system
DVD Area coding, North America
BMW Assist eCall
BMW TeleServices
ConnectedDrive Services
Advanced RTTI
Remote Services
Apple CarPlay Compatibility
Instrument cluster
Anthracite headliner
Oil Chg 10,000 mls/12 months
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The Red Green Show "Gladiator" The Town of Possum Lake is staging a live version of the movie Gladiator with Dalton Humphrey taking the lead role. Then, Red demonstrates how to change a flat tire without stopping.G
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Thanks to improvements in PThreads support in the new version 0.6.3 of the Syllable desktop operating system, the Transmission BitTorrent client could be ported. Currently only the CLI version works. The project is looking for a volunteer to put a GUI on it, possibly by porting the BeOS GUI. Transmission is included in a new version of the Network Necessities package collection. Furthermore, there are new versions of the Developer's Delight and PERL Pit collections, with many updated packages. Most notably, GCC is now the new version 4.1.2. Also, a new version was released of the sIDE native integrated development environment. Lastly, there is now a driver for the popular SysKonnect/Marvell Yukon1 gigabit ethernet chips.


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Style # 216016
A sexy way to show off your love for bebe, this tee features cold-shoulder cutouts, a classic rhinestone-embellished logo and comfy fabric. Team with your favorite denim and booties for a new-season look.
- 92% spandex, 8% modal
- Center back to hem: 23" (58 cm)
- Hand wash according to care label
- Imported
- Model is 5'9" and is wearing a US size S
Logo Cold Shoulder Button Tee is rated out of 5 by 1.
Rated 5 out of 5 by meemo from Cute I usually wear XS it fits perfect, soft, love it. I recommend it,,
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I am not a big fan of year end lists but I do make an exception for Tom Tomorrow's year end cartoon summary of the idiocies that we endured over the last year: Part 1 and Part 2.
I wish everyone best wishes for the holiday season, however and with whomever you choose to celebrate it.
(Update: I had forgotten where this comic originally came from but reader Jorg reminds me that that the original was from Calamities of Nature, which, alas, no longer produces new comics. But you can see the original, larger, version in the archive.)
Blog posting will be sporadic until after the new year. I am going to be taking some time to goof off, or at least goof off more than I usually do.
But I will not be completely silent and will continue to post on things from time to time as and when the mood strikes me.
Ed Brayton is one of the founders of FreethoughtBlogs and a key person who works behind the scenes to keep things running as well as keeping together a highly opinionated group of people. That last task alone is a Herculean one that he fulfills admirably with his good humor and common sense approach. His blog is an excellent source of news and commentary on politics and religion and culture.
He had a major health scare a week or so ago that required open-heart surgery. Thanks to the skill of the medical staff, he is out of the hospital and back on the road to recovery. Unfortunately, this means that he has had unexpected expenses and loss of income.
If any of you can spare anything, please go over to his site where he has indicated how you can help out.
For all my joking around about waging war on Christmas, I actually enjoy the holiday, apart from the commercialism and the insane shopping sprees that people seem to indulge in. Despite all the attempts of Fox News, Christmas is becoming irreversibly secularized and thus gone back to its pagan roots. They may be able to intimidate come commercial establishments to have employees say "Merry Christmas" instead of "Happy Holidays" but does "Merry Christmas" really conjure up an image of Jesus in the manger when people say or hear it? I doubt it. It has become synonymous with "Happy Holidays" or "Season's Greetings", drained of almost all religious significance. The war on Christmas is pretty much over. [Read more…]
The people who are nonbelievers in any religion sometimes feel like a small minority. But this is purely a local illusion. When it comes to religions, different ones dominate different parts of the world. But when it comes to nonbelievers, we are all pretty much the same everywhere. We are the true uniters, not dividers, our shared unbelief uniting us across nations, races, and ethnicities. [Read more…]


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The Israeli Lobby with a Difference
It was a struggle. Torn between loyalty and rebellion, solidarity and concern, the feeling of concern was ultimately the strongest.
With the publication of its "Call for reason", a recently established group of European Jews has brought its concerns into the public sphere. But this is no ordinary Jewish lobby group; it is a lobby group with a difference because it is calling on politicians in the European Union to exert much more pressure on Israel.
Walking a tightrope
JCall is fighting for an end to Israel's policy of occupation and settlement and for the establishment of a viable Palestinian state. In this way, liberal European Jews want to act as a counterpoint not only to the right-wing government in Jerusalem, but also to the traditional lobby groups of the Jewish diaspora, which have often presented themselves as unwavering apologists for this policy in the past. A new force has arrived on the scene.
A number of prominent personalities are behind the initiative, including the French philosophers Bernard-Henry Levy and Alain Finkielkraut, the Green MEP Daniel Cohn-Bendit, and Avi Primor, a former Israeli ambassador to Germany.
Each of them has defended Israel on a number of occasions in the past – even in the recent Gaza war. Now, however, they no longer want to defend. Nor do they want to remain silent.
They are well aware of the tightrope all critics of Israel walk. On the one hand, they always run the risk of being applauded by the wrong side, by the many enemies of Israel, whether they be in ministerial offices in Tehran or the brown-tinted backrooms of Templin in eastern Germany. All these enemies are only too willing to use such personalities as chief witnesses in their campaign of agitation against the Jewish state.
Quite apart from such cheap attempts to co-opt them in this way, critics of Israel are always exposed to a biting wind of opposition from Jerusalem. If these critics come from outside the fold, they are quickly dismissed as anti-Semites. If they come from inside, i.e. if they are themselves Jews, the shots fired in defence hit them even harder.
Defamed as the "capitulation lobby"
They are dismissed as "self-hating Jews" or despised as the "capitulation lobby" that stabs Israel in the back in its ongoing fight for survival. Anyone from the diaspora who gives good advice must also put up with being told that the world looks very different from the terrace of a Parisian café than it does from a watch-tower on the Gaza border.
This is why JCall founders emphasised in their appeal that they are "unfailingly committed" to the state of Israel, which they describe as "part of our identity". They recognise the existential threat from outside; they share the concern about the future and the security of the state, especially in the light of the mounting nuclear threat from Iran.
They also recognise the existential threat to the state of Israel that comes from within, namely as a result of "the occupation and the continuing pursuit of settlements in the West Bank and in the Arab districts of East Jerusalem". These are "morally and politically wrong and feed the unacceptable delegitimization process that Israel currently faces abroad."
For JCall, the boundary of solidarity runs parallel to the Green Line, which has separated Israel and the occupied Palestinian territories since the Six-Day War of 1967.
Beyond this border, they are no longer willing to support Jerusalem's policy. In the words of the appeal, it sounds as if arriving at this point was a painful learning process: "Systematic support of Israeli government policy is dangerous," it reads, "and does not serve the true interests of the state of Israel."
Inspired by J Street
JCall is styled after the Jewish American lobby group J Street, which was established two years ago. Right from the word go, the J Street initiative was attacked both by Israel's right wing and by long-established and hugely influential Jewish organisations such as AIPAC.
The intention was to torpedo J Street, but it didn't work. Today, the liberal Jewish organization is encouraging President Obama in his Middle Eastern policy. From the Israeli president, Shimon Peres, to Israel's ambassador to the United States, there is no getting past J Street.
JCall now hopes to gain a similar foothold in Europe, which is why the founding appeal was officially handed over to members of the European Parliament in Brussels last week. Levy, Finkielkraut & Co. were roundly and swiftly rebuffed by the European Jewish Congress, the Paris-based umbrella organisation for Jewish organizations in Europe, which termed the JCall appeal "divisive, counter-productive and unhelpful".
By the weekend, over 5,000 people had signed the appeal on the Internet. Although the main base of the initiative has to date been in France, which is home to 700,000 Jews, the largest Jewish community in Europe, a number of well-known Jews in Germany such as Micha Brumlik or the publisher Abraham Melzer, have already put their names to the appeal. In Munich, the Jerusalem-born peace activist Judith Bernstein has declared her willingness to co-ordinate a German section of JCall.
Opinions cannot be suppressed
Such a co-ordination task could be a highly complicated exercise, especially in view of the wide range of opinions held by Jews in Germany. One refreshingly open reaction to JCall – and one that contrasted sharply with that of his French colleagues – came from Stephan Kramer, the secretary-general of the Central Council of Jews in Germany.
"I expressly welcome the initiative," said Kramer, who went on to say that one cannot "impose a ban on thought" and that one should not try to "destroy such initiatives with killer arguments". After all, he pointed out, the people behind JCall are not the "usual woolly-headed peaceniks", but prominent intellectuals.
However, by the weekend, Kramer had not yet signed the appeal. There are certainly a number of aspects that a secretary-general has to consider, not least the opinions of fellow council members, even those of apostates such as Rolf Verleger, who was asked to leave the Central Council a year ago because of his all-too-open criticism of Israeli policy.
But even Verleger had his difficulties when deciding whether or not to sign the JCall appeal. He found it too dovish in some respects; certain elements were missing. For this reason, he signed the appeal, but only after he had added the following caveat: "The most important difference is that one must also talk to Hamas."
Others, even though they would like to support the strong impulse for peace, have a fundamental problem with the fact that the appeal identifies the "connection to the state of Israel" as part of the identity of German Jews as well.
Every Jew has a different view of the Promised Land. It is no surprise, therefore, that the new initiative met with insults and objections. However, as if in anticipation of this reaction, the founders of JCall cleverly included the following statement in the last point of the appeal: "This movement is non-partisan."
Peter Münch
© Süddeutsche Zeitung / Qantara.de 2010
Translated from the German by Aingeal Flanagan
Edited by Lewis Gropp/Qantara.de
European and American Policy on the Middle East
Inertia More Likely than Change
The victory of the hardliners in Iran and the lack of willingness by the Israeli government to make serious concessions to the Palestinians are setbacks for Obama's vision of peace and security in the region. An essay by Michael Lüders
US President Obama and the Middle East
Old Wine in New Wineskins?
When US President Barack Obama took office, a faint breeze of hope blew through the Middle East. Yet after ten months of intensive efforts, the achievements appear modest. How much political capital is Obama willing to risk on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict? Birgit Kaspar reports
Piety and Politics in the Middle East
A Bad Pair
From the very beginning, the Israeli-Palestinian conflict was more than just a fight for land. Religion plays a large role, for both the Israelis as well as the Palestinians. Pious fanatics from both sides put a strain on negotiations. Kersten Knipp reports
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Dale Sveum celebrated his first night as the Cubs' manager by having dinner Thursday at Harry Caray's Italian Steakhouse in River North.
Sveum -- who will be introduced to the Chicago media Friday morning -- was joined by Cubs president of baseball operations Theo Epstein, Cubs chairman Tom Ricketts and general manager Jed Hoyer, among others. The group ordered prime steaks and lobsters.
Dutchie Carey, widow of late Cubs broadcaster Harry Caray, was on hand at the restaurant and welcomed Sveum to Chicago. Sveum and Epstein both posed for photos with the Harry Caray statue by the restaurant's entrance after dinner.
Heads up: You won't have to wait long to see Regis Philbin again after he signs off from "Live! with Regis & Kelly" Friday. Philbin is signing copies of his book, "How I Got This Way," at Wentz Concert Hall in Naperville December 1. … The Bears' Robbie Gould will host a "Monday Night Football" watch party for the Seattle Seahawks-St. Louis Rams game at Jbar in The James Hotel December 12. A portion of the proceeds will benefit The Goulden Touch foundation. … Jeff Pearlman will sign copies of his controversial Walter Payton book, "Sweetness," at Anderson's Bookshop in Naperville November 28. … The Naked and Famous will perform at The Vic Theatre April 15. Click here to read my interview with The Naked and Famous' Thom Powers.
Crime pays: There is no "Real Housewives of Chicago" show -- at least not yet -- but there will be a "Mob Wives Chicago" starting next year. The 10-episode "Mob Wives" spin-off is scheduled to premiere on VH1 in the spring. "This is the perfect city to be the first spinoff for the franchise," "Mob Wives" executive producer Jimmy Fox told Variety. "What Chicago has meant to mob history makes for a great setting."
On the record: "I didn't want to be an actor (growing up), but I did always watch the Oscars, and of course, it's the end-all, be-all. At least at this stage of my life I think it is. Maybe people who have won Oscars will tell me differently, but it seems like that's getting tenure, right? I don't know. It would be cool, I'm not gonna lie." – "The Descendants" actress and Depaul alum Judy Greer discusses her Oscar aspirations in an interview with the Tribune.
Sightings: Actress Jenny McCarthy had a three-hour lunch at Market after appearing on "The Rosie Show" Wednesday. She was there with the bachelor she chose on the show's "Dating Game"-like segment. … "Shameless" actor Justin Chatwin had a late dinner at Hub 51 Wednesday.
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To the Editor:
Essex County Needs Your Help!
If you live in Essex County, please lend yourself a hand. Your residence is subject to taxation from town, county maybe village. You vote for a town supervisor and maybe even a mayor, but you don't vote for someone who's sole purpose is to represent you at the county. The county budget is 14 times the size of the largest township budget, but no one manages only county business. The supervisors are elected by their town citizenship and attempt to manage both town and county government.
There are 62 counties in New York, only 18 of are administered through supervisory weighted voting from township elected officials. The other 44 counties operator under Legislative government which evenly provides for a small number of board members elected from equally sized established districts within the county. These Legislative Board of a few as five members have the sole responsibility to run only the county. The county residents elect both a supervisor for their town and a legislator for the county. When elected officials dedicate their entire energy and skills to one government, better management is achieved.
The Managing Editor to the Essex County based Valley News, John Gereau, published a news editorial that showed the cost savings with Legislative Government could be as much as $300,000 annually. Eighteen supervisors are trying to agree on how to run Essex County. Weighted voting puts nearly all the decision power in the hands of 3 members from our largest townships of North Elba, Ticonderoga and Moriah. You're currently paying 18 county administrators when only three really run the county.
The prime advantaged is better management structure representing everyone equally. Better management means better government and that is currently lacking. It's time for change in Essex County.
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Anyway - read the article about the GQ photo shoot here.
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sure he's not making like an airlplane? whhhooooooooshh!!
The article says "Jesus pose" so I'm thinking it was done on purpose.
But - yeah - he might be thinking airplane too.
What would be even worse is to see people copying this pose. I say that's a jesus pose; his legs are crossed, and he's very religious. He may even think he feels like jesus did. I'm always surprised at the ignorance. In his mind, he thinks he's right, and won't even entertain questions about his belief.
Damian I wouldn't be surprised to see copycats.
Seems a strange thing to choose to do though. If on the one hand he is appealing to some religious impulse, I thought the "proper" Christians would be offended?. lèse majesté if not out-right blasphemy?.
If on the other hand it was something to do with his sport . . . I never knew our mate the carpenter was a sportsman of any type?. One Hundred Mtrs Aqua-dash maybe?.
"He'd go long!".
( Hope I got the grid-iron reference correct there ? )
Anyway, silly but amusing I think. If they would only all go in for comedy, I would be less grumpy with them.
Toss a "Hail Mary" perhaps.
Living in Colorado, I'm just real happy that now Tebow is in New York.
You can see how much craziness we've thankfully avoided.
I look at that and think, "What a narcissist". Which I guess is the point.
I put this on another post about that photo, but I honestly think this is gay eroticism disguised as "Look at me, I'm yesterday's super sports hero who loves me some Jesus." I'm fine with the gay eroticism part if that's what he wants to do. However, drop the cosmic zombie crap!
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Double headers, regional games feature in 2018 NRL draw
The NRL will stage a record number of double headers and regional matches in 2018 as well as more Sunday blockbusters in a new-look season schedule.
There will also be a standalone weekend for State of Origin II, while no club will have more than three five-day turnarounds as part of a drive to protect player welfare.
The Premiership will open with a clash between St George Illawarra and Brisbane Broncos at UOW Jubilee Stadium on Thursday, March 8.
Round One will also feature a Sunday afternoon clash between Penrith Panthers and Parramatta Eels at Panthers Stadium. There will be 28 Sunday matches in Sydney - in 22 of the 25 rounds.
NRL CEO Todd Greenberg announced the 2018 season would feature:
- Four double headers – Perth Stadium, Sydney's ANZ Stadium, Auckland's Mt Smart Stadium and Brisbane's Suncorp Stadium;
- Five matches in regional NSW (Bathurst, Tamworth, Mudgee and two in Gosford), and three in regional Queensland (Gladstone, Cairns and Toowoomba);
- A more even distribution of free to air matches on Channel Nine. Eleven teams will play in at least 10 matches on free-to-air TV next year – compared with only five teams in 2017;
- A standalone weekend for a Sunday night State of Origin II, which means only two rounds will be directly affected by State of Origin;
- The introduction of a Thursday night game in the Easter Round (North Queensland Cowboys against Penrith Panthers). This means games will be played on Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday and Monday over the Easter break;
- Some of the game's greats rivalries being played out twice during the season, including: Broncos v Cowboys, Bulldogs v Eels, Rabbitohs v Roosters, Dragons v Sharks and Panthers v Eels;
- Games staged in every mainland Australia capital as well as both the north and south Islands of New Zealand.
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Lady Gaga Says Pippa Middleton 'Oozes Style'! Do You Agree?
Trend-setter Lady Gaga has declared her allegiance to Team Pippa and thinks that the younger Middleton sister is a style maven!
From her dress made of meat to her buzz-worthy Grammy arrival in an egg, Lady Gaga is the definition of fashion forward. The eccentric superstar is a self-made style icon and she weighed in on how she thought Pippa Middleton was the sister with the winning look at the Royal Wedding.
"Kate looked great at the wedding but I thought the sister Pippa oozed style," Lady Gaga told Now Magazine.
Lady Gaga always knows how to steal the spotlight with her outlandish wardrobe, and it seems that Pippa Middleton's slinky white Alexander Mcqueen dress had the same effect at her sister's wedding. Not everyone trusts the wild pop star's fashion tastes, but it's hard to argue that Pippa wasn't a vision in white on Kate Middleton's big day.
The Middleton sisters definitely know how to dress to impress, but tell us who you think has better style? Do you agree with Lady Gaga? Or do you think that Kate is better dressed than her sister?
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Higher Education Chancellor Presents Legislative Agenda on SWOSU Campus
With the demand for employees who have certificates and degrees increasing, college completion has never been a higher priority in the state of Oklahoma than it is now.
That was the message delivered by Chancellor Glen D. Johnson as he presented the Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Education's FY 2014 legislative agenda to an audience of lawmakers, community leaders and educators at Southwestern Oklahoma State University in Weatherford on Monday, January 7.
The Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Education recently voted to request $90.4 million in new state appropriations during the upcoming legislative session. The total budget request for FY 2014 is 9.47 percent higher than the current year's appropriation.
To aid state colleges and universities in producing more college graduates, the State Regents are requesting $55 million for Complete College America performance funding needs. This will provide funding for additional course sections, full-time faculty and financial aid. This will also fund increased needs for information technology equipment, library resources and other operational needs to support near-record student enrollment.
Oklahoma's public colleges and universities continue to take steps to cut operational costs. A total of $411 million in actual and projected cost savings has been identified from 2010-14 in technology and energy consumption, as well as in personnel costs and supplies."Oklahoma's system of higher education remains committed to producing a quality, educated workforce in order to prepare our students to compete globally," Johnson said. "We believe that our budget request makes a very persuasive case for our policy leaders to further invest in higher education. These funds would assist our institutions in achieving our Complete College America degree completion goals and will help to ensure student access and success in college."
College completion continues to be higher education's No. 1 priority. The State Regents are seeking $2.5 million for online education and degree completion technology. This will increase students' ability to enroll in additional course sections and improve evaluation and transparency through software development and training.
The State Regents are also requesting $7.5 million to fund a grant program that will enhance higher education institutions' efforts to provide students guidance in completion of their degrees. Funding would be directed to special services in career counseling, advisement, financial aid and efficiency in degree attainment.
Increased financial aid funding will also be a priority for the State Regents in the upcoming legislative session in order to reduce the financial barriers that prevent students from attending college. The State Regents seek to increase funding by $2.5 million for the concurrent enrollment program, which allows high school juniors and seniors to take credit-earning college courses.
The State Regents are also requesting an additional $540,000 for the Summer Academies program, $1.3 million for the Oklahoma Tuition Aid and Oklahoma Tuition Equalization grants, $200,000 for the Academic Scholars program and $250,000 for an adult degree completion community scholarship match.
The total appropriation request for FY 2014 is $1.05 billion.


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Well the two animes you mentioned are Shonen. If that is what you like, check out the other two animes of the trifectora, Bleach and One Piece.
There is also things like Shakugan no Shana, Fate/Stay Night, that revolve around magical powers.
If you're not opposed to mech I suggest Code Geass or Fullmetal Panic.
For something a little different, I suggest watching Death Note. That is all .
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Well, To Aru Majutsu no Index was recommended so I guess you could go for the spinoff as well, To Aru Kagaku no Railgun.
I'll second One Piece and D.Gray-Man. Especially One Piece.. it has alot of humor and adventuring. Might like Gintama too.. though it doesn't have adventuring but lots of action and humor packed episodes.
.. By the way, seeing as he mentioned Avatar, doesn't that mean he watches with eng dubs ? Should have kept that in mind when recommending.. I wonder if any of the recommended titles in this thread are available with english dub.
|2010-08-21, 08:51
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Just ... wow. Some bright guy here got pissed off because I said Avatar isn't an anime, and gave me negative reputation.
I will say it again : Avatar is NOT an anime. And YES, I meant the Last Airbender. No matter how much you want it to be an anime, it's not. It's american animation, and we all know what anime stands for... japanese animation.
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During the period August 30, 1927 through June 1, 1928, Estelle Lane wrote a column for the Alexandria Gazette about social events in the African-American community. Her first two columns appeared as "Doings of Our Colored People" but the name changed to "News of Interest to Colored Readers."
"News of Interest to Colored Readers" reports on a variety of life events (births, deaths, marriages), social items (visitors to Alexandria and travellers from Alexandria, picnics, river cruises), cultural events (lectures, concerts, plays) and organizational news (churches, schools, lodges). The column appeared at least once a week -- sometimes as frequently as four times a week -- but it ceased abruptly after ten months. The reason for its discontinuance is unknown.
In a similar vein, little is known about the writer. Estelle Lane was born in 1905 to Sidney D. and Mary (Carter) Lane -- the 12th of 13 children. Her father was a coal dealer; her mother kept house at 417 N. Henry Street. Estelle Lane was a cook in her early twenties when her columns were published. There is no trace of her whereabouts after 1928. However, an examination of resources available in this collection (census documents, vital records, and city directories) resulted in a geneaological report about the Lane family.
This database indexes names, activities, newspaper issue dates, and page numbers. It includes additional information about the person, organization, or event when details were published.
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August 30, 1927 - June 1, 1928
Personal names. In some cases there are variations of a name e.g. "Mary Pinkard" also appears as "Mary Pinckard."
Titles and honorifics. "Attorney" and "Undertaker" are used in the same fashion as "Doctor." "M/M" is an abbreviation for "Mr. and Mrs."
Variations on proper names. "Educational Week" also appears as "American Education Week."
Names of churches. Abbreviations of "Street" and "Mount" both appear in the database when referring to "Alfred Street Baptist Church" and "Mount Jezeral Baptist Church." Note: The newspaper published two spellings, "Jezeral" and "Jezerel." The Seventh Day Adventist Church mentioned here was located at 1020 Pendleton Street.
Microfilm of the Alexandria Gazette may be viewed in Local History/Special Collections. Photocopies of these columns are available.
NOTE: Researchers might also want to refer to Guide to African-American Resources (the guide presents an overview of relevant materials in the Alexandria Library Local History/Special Collections division) and African-American Voter Registration in Alexandria, 1902-1954 (this database contains close to 2,100 entries taken from microfilmed voter registration books).


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LEWISTON, Maine -- The Bates football team put a final, thrilling stamp on the 2012 season, defeating Hamilton 47-33 at Garcelon Field to finish 5-3, the Bobcats' first winning year since going 6-2 in 1981. Bates scored its most points since a 48-28 win over Bowdoin in 2002.
The Bobcats finish the season on a three-game win streak, and with a 3-1 record at home.
Although he was so hoarse that he could hardly be heard amidst the postgame revelry on the field, Bates head coach Mark Harriman exuded a weary contentment after the game. "I'm just so proud of what these guys have done -- what they've been able to accomplish despite a lot of adversity this year," Harriman said.
Though it led only once in the game, after a first-quarter touchdown, Hamilton (1-7) didn't go down without a fight. The Continentals scored three touchdowns in a wild fourth quarter, finishing the game with 491 yards of offense to Bates' 436. Bates countered with two touchdowns of its own in the final period, including linebacker Gilbert Brown's (Gloucester, Mass.) 101-yard interception return.
Senior team captain Patrick George (Gloucester, Mass.) ran for a career-high 144 yards on 15 carries in his final game for the Bobcats, leading a ground attack that piled up 358 yards on 50 attempts, Bates' most rushing yards in a game in more than a decade. "It all started with the guys up front, just like it has all year," said George, referring to Bates' excellent offensive line: senior left tackle Ryan Weston (Bangor, Maine), senior left guard Mark Sylvester (Everett, Mass.), sophomore center Larry Guinee (Peabody, Mass.), right guard Michael Bernstein (New York, N.Y.) and right tackle Liam O'Neil (Duxbury, Mass.). It is the Bobcats' fourth time this season with 288 or more rushing yards. Bates finishes the year with a program-record 1,868 rushing yards, exceeding the former mark of 1,852 set in 1985.
Hamilton quarterback Jordan Eck eluded Bates tacklers on several sack chances, and finished the game with 27 completions on 42 attempts for a career-high 329 yards. Eck was intercepted three times by the Bobcats, who entered the game ranked fourth in Division III in interceptions per game, and he also tossed three touchdown passes. James Stanell, meanwhile, carried the ball 30 times for 133 yards and two touchdowns. He also caught an Eck pass for a 63-yard touchdown in the third quarter.
Four Hamilton receivers had five or more catches, led by Garrett Hoy's six receptions for 69 yards and a touchdown. Joe Jensen caught five passes for 71 yards and a touchdown, his fifth straight game with a TD catch.
Bates quarterback Trevor Smith (Malvern, Pa.) completed 7 of 13 passes for 81 yards and a touchdown, and also carried the ball 11 times for 50 yards and his fifth rushing touchdown of the season. Junior slotback Shawn Doherty (Mansfield, Mass.), meanwhile, found the end zone twice, finishing the year with seven touchdowns in all. Doherty scored from 42 yards out on a reception from Smith late in the second quarter, then ran for a 27-yard score in the fourth quarter.
Hamilton could not slow down Bates' running game, which averaged 7.2 yards per rush. In all, Bates had 12 runs that went for more than 10 yards. Senior Teddy Downs (South Boston, Mass.) ran nine times for 55 yards and a score, and sophomore Mac Jackson (Hood River, Ore.) added 44 yards and a touchdown on five carries.
Junior placekicker Charlie Donahue (Plymouth, N.H.) made field goals from 28 yards and a career-long 34 yards, finishing the season a perfect 9-for-9 on field goal attempts and shattering Bates' single-season accuracy record, formerly held by Rejean Guerriero's 7-for-10 season in 1999. Donahue's nine field goals ties as Bates' single-season mark with the nine kicked by Don Sarason '83 (on 13 attempts) in 1981.
It is Bates' seventh win over Hamilton in the teams' past nine meetings, and the Bobcats have closed the all-time series to an 18-17 edge for Hamilton.
The Bobcats finish in a tie for fourth place in the NESCAC with Wesleyan; the Cardinals escaped Lewiston with a 24-22 win in Week 4. Only Trinity (8-0), Middlebury (7-1) and Amherst (6-2) placed ahead of Bates in the final standings.
Brown had a career- and game-high 12 tackles in addition to his third interception this season and the 101-yard return for a touchdown. Andrew Kukesh (Exeter, N.H.) added eight solo tackles, a forced fumble and his team-high sixth interception of the season, and senior Evan Dowd (Longmeadow, Mass.) also made eight tackles. Senior Kyle Starr (Concord, N.H.) made seven tackles and broke up two passes.
Bates marched 60 yards on 11 plays on the opening series of the game, capped by Donahue's 28-yard field goal for a 3-0 lead. But the Continentals did the Bobcats one better, moving the ball from their own 35-yard line into the end zone and making it look easy, taking only seven plays to cover the 65 yards. The key play of the drive was a seven-yard run by Stanell capped by an illegal helmet contact penalty called on Bates, putting Hamilton at the Bates 20. Eck then hit Hoy for 14 yards to the Bates 6, where Stanell danced into the end zone. Hoy's extra-point kick made it 7-3 Hamilton.
Bates, which entered the game ranked second in Division III in average turnover differential, committed the game's first giveaway late in the first quarter. Punting for the Continentals from their own 15, Hoy sent a 54-yarder spiraling over the head of Bates' return man, Brown. Brown signaled for a fair catch but couldn't secure the ball, and Hamilton's Nick Ufkes recovered the ball for the Continentals at the Bates 31.
Hamilton moved up to the Bates 14 on a 7-yard Eck-to-Hoy connection followed by a Bates offsides penalty. But then followed the game's biggest play to that point. Stanell advanced the ball 10 yards on a sweep to the left, but Bates defensive end Matt Gaither (Winchester, Mass.) wrapped him up at the 4 and stripped Stanell of the ball, which skittered into the end zone to be recovered by Bates sophomore cornerback Mike Kelleher (Saugus, Mass.) for a touchback.
Bates perhaps caught Hamilton reeling, immediately getting an 11-yard scamper from junior Ryan Curit (South Portland, Maine) before George burst through a big hole up the middle for 46 yards, a career-high gain, before he was dragged down by Michael de Percin at the Hamilton 23. Mac Jackson then picked up 13 more yards, and Downs and Jackson totes took the Bobcats to the Hamilton 3 as the first quarter came to a close. On the first play of the second quarter, Smith followed his offensive line into the end zone for a 10-7 lead Bates wouldn't relinquish.
Hamilton was undone by three penalties on its next possession, and the Continentals netted seven negative yards on six plays before Hoy punted just 16 yards to the Hamilton 48. Bates then capitalized on a Hamilton facemask penalty and a 17-yard run by Downs to move into the red zone. Donahue was summoned for a 34-yard field goal, which he kicked high and cleanly through the uprights for a 13-7 Bates lead with 6:54 left in the half.
Hamilton got pinned at its own 3-yard line thanks to sophomore Mike Tomaino's (Gloucester, Mass.) tackle on the ensuing kickoff return. The Continentals got some breathing room, moving up to their own 39 before facing a 4th and 1. Hoy's punt attempt was deflected by Bates sophomore Adam Cuomo (Plymouth, Mass.) and downed at the Hamilton 49, again giving the Bobcats strong field position.
Curit picked up seven yards on first down, and from the Hamilton 42, Smith rolled to his right and lofted a short lead pass to Doherty near the right sideline. The speedy, shifty slotback took things from there, dancing through a broken backfield to paydirt, a 42-yard touchdown reception. Leading 19-7, Bates tried a two-point conversion that failed.
The teams traded three-and-outs in the final two minutes of the half. The Continentals got the ball back again with 47 seconds left and moved the ball ahead 33 yards to the Bates 33. But on the final down of the half, Eck's pass was intercepted by Kelleher at the Bates 5.
Hamilton opened the second half with another turnover, a Stanell fumble recovered by junior Matt Comstock (Amherst, N.H.), but Bates gave the ball right back when Smith coughed up the ball and Mike MacDonald fell on it at the Hamilton 23. The Continentals finally capitalized this time. On 3rd and 6 from the Hamilton 37, Stanell caught a pass from Eck in the flat, found open field and pulled away from Bates' defense, cruising up the sideline for a 63-yard score to pull Hamilton with six points, 19-13. Hoy's extra-point attempt was stuffed at the line of scrimmage.
Bates found its running legs again when it got the ball back, rushing six straight times to move from its own 45 into the end zone, capped by an impressive 21-yard touchdown run by Jackson. Jackson began the drive with a six-yard reception from Smith, and Smith had a key 17-yard pickup on a 3rd and 4 near midfield.
Another quick turnover by the Continentals helped Bates begin to pull away. Eck threw over the middle from the Hamilton 37. Senior Josh Chronopoulos (Tyngsboro, Mass.) tipped the ball behind him, and the ball fell into Kukesh's hands for his sixth pickoff of the season, and the 14th of his career. Bates resumed running the ball through a ragged Hamilton defense, picking up yardage in chunks of seven, 11, 15 and, finally, an 18-yard touchdown run by Downs. Smith ran the ball in for a two-point conversion, and Bates had opened up a 34-13 lead with 6:05 left in the third quarter.
Although Hamilton couldn't close the gap to less than two touchdowns the rest of the way, Hamilton still had 216 yards and 21 points to go in the fourth quarter. They finished an eight-play, 80-yard drive that began the quarter with Eck's 40-yard touchdown pass to Jensen, a beautifully thrown ball that dropped over a Bates defender softly into Jensen's hands as he crossed the goal line. Hoy's extra point was blocked by Comstock to keep the score at 34-19.
After forcing Bates into a three-and-out, the Continentals were ready to close the gap to one possession, as they methodically moved the ball from their own 44 to inside Bates' 1-yard line in 12 plays. The Bobcat defense held up Stanell on two attempts from inside the 3, so on 3rd and goal at the 1, Eck looked for Pat Donadio on the left side of the end zone. But Brown stepped in front of the pass and was off to the races -- a 101-yard return for a touchdown that put the Bobcats ahead 41-19 with 6:02 left in the game.
Hamilton remained in passing mode when it got the ball back, and it paid off with a 6-play, 43-yard touchdown drive that only required 1:26 of game clock. Eck found Hoy wide open for a 21-yard scoring connection that made it 41-26.
The Bobcats, however, got excellent field position after a failed onside kick attempt, and they answered the score with a final touchdown of their own. From the Hamilton 27, Doherty eluded a series of Hamilton would-be tacklers in a spectacular scoring run -- Doherty's seventh touchdown this season, all scored in the past five weeks.
Hamilton fit in one more touchdown before the game was over, with Stanell running the ball in from 9 yards out to make it 47-33 with 29 seconds left.
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MANCHESTER, United Kingdom (AFP) –
Manchester United manager Alex Ferguson on Friday said he was sure that Cristiano Ronaldo will receive an impressive reception when he returns to Old Trafford for the first time with Real Madrid.
United were on Thursday drawn to play the Spanish champions in one of the ties of the last 16 of the Champions League, with the match given added interest because of Ronaldo's status as a former club favourite.
The 27-year-old Portugal captain left United for the Santiago Bernabeu in an £80 million ($130 million, 98 million euro) deal in 2009 after a successful six-year spell that saw United win three Premier League titles and the Champions League.
Ferguson revealed that Ronaldo wanted to leave in 2008 but was persuaded to stay on for another 12 months and he believes his contribution will be recognised by the club's supporters, who still sing the forward's name.
"The contract with Real says that he can't play against us. I think it will be a disgrace if he plays against us anyway. He has no loyalty to us," Ferguson joked at a news conference before United's match against Swansea on Sunday.
"One thing is for sure, he'll get a great reception when he comes to Old Trafford and quite rightly when he comes on the pitch. After that they can boo all they like.
"You've got to remember he came at 17 and really developed himself here as a great footballer. We're proud of the part we played in his career. To get six years out of a boy when he comes at 17 and played for us for six years we've done well.
"He always had a hankering to go to Madrid in his career and we helped him on that way. It wasn't disloyalty because I got another year out of him when he wanted to go the previous year and he honoured that and was fantastic for us.
"He went with our blessing. My way of looking at it is that we were lucky to have him for six years and the United fans would share that."
Ronaldo for his part said he still talked to Ferguson and missed him, the club and the northwest English city, describing it as "like a family".
"I had six great years there and am still friends with my team-mates," he was quoted as saying by Spanish sports daily As. "It is thanks to Manchester United that I am here playing for Real Madrid. Without them, I wouldn't be the player I am today.
"I won't celebrate if I score against United."
After missing out on the knock-out phase of the Champions League last season, Ferguson believes the tie is an opportunity for United, who have won the European Cup three times, to re-establish themselves as a European force.
"I've not got a great record against (Real coach) Jose (Mourinho) and I need to put that right," he added.
"The main focus will centre around Cristiano, it will be a fantastic tie and hopefully we can get them back here with a good chance and the place will be buzzing.
"We've not had a really good European game for quite a while having not qualified last year. This is a big opportunity for United to kick on and step forward in European football again."
Ferguson meanwhile dismissed reports that Paul Scholes has decided to retire at the end of the season. Scholes, 38, called time on his career in 2011, only to return to action in January.
There has also been speculation about the futures of Ryan Giggs, 39, and Rio Ferdinand, 34, but Ferguson said he had heard nothing from Scholes and predicted that Giggs will play for up to two years more while Ferdinand's form was "terrific".
"It's the kind of speculation you expect because we only put older players on one-year contracts," he added.
Northern Ireland international defender Jonny Evans, 24, has signed a new contract to keep him at the club until 2016.


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I don't really post, but I have been lurking since 2008 and I LOVE this forum, and everyone in it!!!! Soooo.....over the winter, we got a new computer....not in BB mode so I didn't think to look at the bookmark to put down THIS website! I have been in a panic trying to find it...I found others, but it was no good...it was not this site!!! I kept thinking, "where is Rob....GeorgiaPeach....realityfreakwill....texaslady.....nuala......I could go on and on...What I am TRYING to say...is that there is NO OTHER BB website out there that compares to this!!! Thank you to everyone for all of your hardwork updating and making everyone feel so welcome!!
I agree that it's someone skinny and no southern drawl or lispy accent. Vegas style, my money is still on Britney. But BB might be using a random cutout of a person and an independant voice so we won't know it's a man or that southern lady cop.
Andrew reminds me of Ronnie fron last season, playing to hard to fast. Ronnie the Rat = Andrew the Sab.I don't think Andrew is the sab., but he is playing to hard.
Just had a second to check in and my feeds kept repeating themself? It was almost like somebody hit replay. Anybody else have that happen?
Glad to be back with you guys another season.Watching the show is only a little bit better than hanging out with you!Shout out to my fave poster here, TexasLady!
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WILMINGTON,NC (WWAY) — You're going to have to get up early if you want to watch the Wilmington Sharks on Wednesday. The Sharks will entertain the Florence RedWolves on the field while Sharky hosts his annual 'Big Splash at the Tank' for all children as the Shark Tank transforms into a water park for the game. This means an extra special start time of 11 a.m., so get up and head out to the Shark Tanks for some wet and wild action. Gates open at 10 a.m., so come out and enjoy the water park and fun with the Big Splash at the Tank.
Following Wednesday's day game, Sharks players and coaches will be guest bartending at both Fat Tony's locations – Downtown Wilmington at 131 N Front Street and 250 Racine Drive near UNCW from 6-9 p.m.
Head coach Chris Youngberg will be at the location, while assistant coach Derek Borrows will be at the other location. Both locations will also feature a Sharks player as well.
The Sharks return home to play inside the Shark Tank on Friday, July 1, when they host the Outer Banks Daredevils. With this week the only time the Sharks do not host a Thirsty Thursday contest, the specials will be pushed to Friday's game against the Daredevils and coincide with the beginning of the month, where the Sharks host Firsty Friday presented by Yuengling with $1 drink specials.
The week caps off on Sunday, July 3, when the Sharks take on the Florence RedWolves at 7:05, with Taco Bell post-game fireworks following the game. The Sharks invite you to come out to the area's only fireworks show on July 3.
Skip the lines and head over to wilmingtontickets.com to buy and print your tickets for each and every Sharks home game this season.
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Rancho Cucamonga Are you Ready for 2012 Big Bear's Octoberfest?
Welcome to the 42nd Annual Big Bear Lake Oktoberfest!
Enjoy one of the country's most top rated Oktoberfest's. Nestled high in the San Bernardino mountains, we pride ourselves in throwing one of the best German celebrations this side of Munich.
You've arrived . . . now what?
Come on in, grab yourself a seat and get comfortable for a full day of fun.
Big Bear Lake Convention Center
42900 Big Bear Blvd.
Big Bear Lake, CA 92315
The Convention Center is located on the corner of Division Drive and Big Bear Blvd.
Dance, Sing, Eat and Be Merry.
You can't help but participate in the fun at Oktoberfest.
Put on your dancing shoes, because you'll definitely want to do the Chicken Dance or Circle Dance. Grab one of our Gaudi's (Hostesses/Hosts) and learn to polka.
Enter one of our free contests. Saw a log, hold stein, or slam an O'Doul's
After a few rounds of polkas, Macarana's, Chicken dances, etc., get outside and take a big breath of fresh mountain air. Take a stroll down the Budenstrasse (Avenue of the Booths). The outside vendor and game area features everything from antique slot machines for purchase, to handmade jewelry and candies. Have your palm read or simply enjoy an Italian Ice.
Little Oktoberfest fans will enjoy the Kinder Garten complete with bounce houses, petting zoo, pony rides, face painting, airbrush tattoos and carnival games.
Getting Hungry
We serve up a German feast fit for a king. All the favorites from Brats, to Sauerbraten, to pretzels, to pickled pig feets.
And, if you're looking for something more than German food, we offer that too. Cafe Americana serves grilled 1/2 pd. burgers, monster nachos, chicken tacos, chicken strips, chili, fries, onion rings and a variety of other festival-type fare!
All German food and alcoholic beverages are purchased with tickets. There are four convenient ticket booth locations within the building to purchase tickets. Ticket types include: Dinner, Sandwich, Beer, Wine and Burgermeister Bucks. Burgermeister Bucks can be used for both food and alcohol and can be purchased individually or in books of $60.00. Save time and enjoy Oktoberfest as you walk through the doors, by pre-purchasing Burgermeister Books or Ten-pack Beer booklets on line.
Getting Thirsty
The Big Bear Lake Oktoberfest proudly pours both German and American bier & wine, as well as a variety of soft drinks, water, coffee and sports drinks.
There are two main inside bars and two outside bier gardens – the Warsteiner Bier Garten and the Sports Garten. Looking for the best deal on beer?
Nothing better than having a great time and saving a little too! Buy a stein. The beer cup sizes are 14 oz. and 32 oz. Our steins sizes start at 16.9 oz. and increase to
33.1 oz. You do the math. We also offer mini kegs, which are 5 liter cans. Mini kegs are $48.00 and pour 11+ 14 oz. cups. And finally, we offer Beer Booklets which consist of 10 beer tickets for $58.00 (a $2.00 savings).
Treasure a Memory
Be sure to stop by the Oktoberfest Shoppe and pick-up an Oktoberfest souvenir. We offer everything from Sweatshirts, to T-shirts, to hair wreaths, to magnets, to steins and much more.
Auf Wiedersehen
After a full day of Oktoberfest fun, leave the driving to us. Catch a ride on the O'Doul's complimentary shuttle. The shuttles begin running at 6:00 p.m. on Saturday evenings and will take you door-to-door anywhere in the Big Bear Valley. The shuttles continue to operate until the last Oktoberfest fan is out of the building! Please note: The shuttle will NOT take you to any other establishment that sells alcoholic beverages.


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After running for an incredible 12 years (where does the time go)!!! the monthly Wellbeing Workshops have finally come to an end.
SISH is in contact with other local organisations possibly interested in taking them on and making them their own - we'll keep you posted of any developments.
If you no longer wish to be on our database then please let us know. NB if you're on the database you will continue to receive information promoting the weekly SISH Support Group.
Thank you(s) and goodbyes:
A very big thank you to everyone who has delivered or participated in the workshops, you've help create a very special, warm and welcoming space. Also thank you to all the local organisations who have funded the workshops over the years: Bristol City Council; Bristol NHS; Bristol Public Health; Quartet Charitable Trust; Gloucester Road Women's Institute, with a special thank you to Bristol Mind who have always hosted and promoted the workshops and recently have been funding them too.
Finally a personal message as the SISH volunteer involved in the workshops since the beginning. It's been an absolute pleasure to meet so many lovely people, a little oasis of friendliness, peace and nurturing made possible by everyone who has taken part. Wishing you all wellbeing in abundance!
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"I attended the chanting workshop with Tim Malice on the Saturday just gone, and I wanted to get in touch to say how much I enjoyed it and how much I got out of it. I have attended several of the Saturday workshops now and I have found them all to be enormously helpful. As well as getting a lot out of the content, I always enjoy meeting the other people who attend and sharing dome views and opinions with like-minded people. I hope that they continue to be offered as I know that, for my own part at least, they are invaluable." - Sean


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A lot of people in Washington apparently forgot how good Hillary Clinton is at not telling the truth.
Wednesday, in her testimony before both the Senate and, later, the House, Clinton brilliantly fudged, dodged and filibustered. Of course, she's a pro. Clinton was slow-walking depositions, lawyering up and shifting blame when many of her questioners were still civilians down on the farm.


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I usually say something such as "thank goodness, the paper is completed, I studied and I have written plenty of notes."http://www.umanitoba.ca/faculties/arts/economics/cameron/success.html
Pray, exericise, and only hang out with people who are positive.Drop all the negativity that is in your life because negativity brings you down.
Some people do drugs, which is the stupidest thing one can do.
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Thanks to a 19-year-old tradition started by Friends of the Botanic Garden, every first-year student receives a certificate for a free ivy plant when she arrives on campus. Inside their orientation packets, new Smith students are greeted with a card reading: "An ivy plant awaits you at Lyman Conservatory with greetings from the Friends of the Botanic Garden of Smith College. Please bring this card with you. Come in the front entrance of the Lyman Plant House and follow the ivy signs."
Upon visiting Lyman, students are guided through a maze of signs into the deep recesses of the greenhouses, where their ivies await. An ivy care sheet accompanies the plants with tips on how to grow it properly.
The Gate video team followed a trio of first-years two years ago when they arrived and followed instructions to claim their ivy plants.


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onions wrote:i'm curious as to why they put in the regular blue elements and didn't just use dark blue all around.
bigospedros wrote:Having looked at a top photo of R2 to remind me of what it should look like, I agree with your displeasure! I wonder why they did it the way they have?
cas wrote:emmtwosix wrote:I'm even more impressed with sparkart's ability to make his version look so accurate with so many fewer pieces.
Who knows, maybe Lego intentionally adds pieces to pad the price, small pieces hidden away or pieces that don't seem to serve any purpose. I know I've noticed a trend of sets having more pieces than they really need, designed with many smaller parts when fewer larger parts would have sufficed.
Old Republic wrote:Take, for example, Diagon Alley; it has at least 50 gold 1x1 round plates that are there in the name of "detail" but we all know their purpose is to bump up the piece count.
Old Republic wrote:Eight years ago you would have been lynched for such heresy. What you wrote was the best argument for 'juniorization' I've ever read. I kid of course because I suspect you don't really mean to call for juniorization but are making the same complaint I have often made the last few years...."What the hell is up with all the 1x1 dots??!!"
emmtwosix wrote:After trying to pry those suckers apart again and again I often decide just to leave the 1x2 plates stuck together for all eternity.
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Astute Redfin watchers will already know this, but the Carter Sparks-designed Fava House and its accompanying acre or so of land, in the Sacramento Suburb of Fair Oaks, sold recently. I'm still working on learning what the future holds for this place, but I can at least share a bit about the sale, based on public records.
The house sold on July 5 for $230,000, a good deal less than the asking price of $279,000. The buyer lives next door, according to the Sacramento County Tax Assessor's Office, and shares a driveway with the Fava house. I've heard here and there that the plan may be to raze the house and put in a swimming pool, but that's certainly not confirmed.
The sale price of $230,000 comes after the house's previous owner, Equity Link, bought the property at auction in February for $210,000 and deeded it to a subsidiary in March for $220,000. Not much of a profit, but then they didn't have it very long either. The assessor's office value's the property at $329,407, per its website.
Anyway, the future of the Fava house is still an open question. I continue to hear from people who want to see it saved, but I haven't heard anything from the one person who's actually put money into the place. When and if I get more information, I'll let you know.


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Throughout Los Angeles County, thousands of families living below the poverty line are not only experiencing extreme financial hardship, they are often without access to essential medical care and basic social services.
To answer their pressing need, Cedars-Sinai created COACH for Kids and Their Families®, a program of the Cedars-Sinai Maxine Dunitz Children's Health Center. COACH provides no-cost health and social services to underserved communities in Los Angeles.
On a regular basis, two COACH mobile medical units travel to schools, shelters, public housing developments and neighborhood facilities in communities across 28 Los Angeles zip codes, providing the highest quality care.
Since 1994, when the COACH program was launched, we have helped more than 145,000 individuals receive vital healthcare services free of charge. In 2012 alone, COACH provided more than 30,000 services.
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WWE, aka World Wrestling Entertainment, launched a redesigned website this month, going "boots to asses" on incorporating social media. "We didn't want to build a chat room off to the side--we really wanted this to be a social experience everywhere," said Jason Hoch, senior VP of digital for WWE.
WWE is already a highly social brand, leveraging Twitter campaigns like the #bestintheworld hashtag for discussions of the rivalry between stars John Cena and CM Punk. AdAge pegged WWE Raw as the cable show with the most social buzz last fall. (Talent competition The X-Factor, boosted by Pepsi's social TV initiative, was the broadcast TV show with the most social buzz.)
Back in 2008, WWE introduced its own WWE Universe social network, which it operated for several years.
Now, the strategy is to bring all the interaction together on WWE.com, an iPad-friendly website which aggregates comments from other social networks, with social login connections that let visitors post comments to the website and their social networks simultaneously.
[ Learn more about the complexities of using one social account to log into another. SXSW: Social Login Is Magical But Tricky. ]
"When you go to the page for John Cena, you see everything created about him on all the social networks--Facebook, Twitter, Foursquare--as well as the content created about him by WWE. This is the first, best place to learn about John, it really is," Hoch said. New comments scroll up onto the screen automatically as you watch, as they would on Twitter or Facebook. The aggregation of all that content also allows WWE to offer a customized trending topics display, "like a mini version of Twitter's trending topics, but just on our site, just for WWE," he said.
WWE Trending Topics
"Really, who gives a crap about a new WWE website, except that they've rewritten the entire thing--it's not even just a website anymore," enthused Khris Loux, CEO of Echo, WWE's social software partner.
Echo calls its product a "real-time Web platform," not necessarily just for TV, although its initial customer base is heavily weighted toward media companies. "Our position is that every dot-com should be real-time and social because the visitor expectation is that the Internet is real-time, social, and personal," Loux said.


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How can I save a multi-timbral setup?
We don't store multi-timbral objects in our architecture. However, you can save this information to disk by saving the Master table, which consists of the parameters on the Master, Effects, Sample, Song Mode MISC, and all 3 MIDI pages, including what program is on each channel. Think of this sort of like a "snap-shot" of all 16 channels and their current settings. When you load the file with that Master Table, the multi-timbral configuration will be recalled.
**If any RAM programs are currently assigned to a MIDI channel, or the Current Song is a RAM Song (anything other than Song 1), or any other RAM objects are assigned on the Master or MIDI pages, the Kurzweil will ask if you want to save dependent objects. If you answer yes, all RAM programs, songs, keymaps, etc. currently being accessed will be saved along with the Master Table.
Note: you can also do a sysex dump of the Master Table to an external device capable of recording sysex. Dependent Objects, however, are not dumped automatically along with the Master Table.
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Bob Mould has been busy reviving Sugar's classic 1992 debut Copper Blue on the road lately with a great band that includes drummer Jon Wurster of Superchunk and bassist Jason Narducy of Telekinesis, and it sounds like old Bob Mould has been rubbing off on new Bob Mould. His new album, Silver Age, is described as "punishingly loud melodically sparkling pop/rock" in the vein that Mould has owned for most of his life. The record comes out Sept. 4 on Merge. Check out a tracklist below.
Star Machine
Silver Age
The Descent
Briefest Moment
Steam Of Hercules
Fugue State
Round The City Square
Angels Rearrange
Keep Believing
First Time Joy