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When you should file an amended tax return
By Jason Alderman
Not every interaction with the IRS must necessarily induce flop sweat.
Case in point: A few years ago a friend of mine decided his income taxes had become sufficiently complicated to merit hiring an accountant. After examining previous tax returns, the accountant discovered my friend had claimed the standard deduction for two years when he should have itemized expenses. He filed a couple of amended tax returns and voila – the IRS wrote him checks totaling more than $1,200.
Of course, not all tax-filing mistakes end on such a happy note. Sometimes people find out after submitting a return that their employer had sent an incorrect W-2 form, or they forgot to report self-employment income, or they incorrectly claimed someone as a dependent.
Although it's tempting to let such mistakes slide, chances are the IRS will discover the error eventually, and when they do you could be liable for interest and penalties going back to the due date of the original tax return. Worst case: You could even face criminal charges for filing a fraudulent return.
Here's a guide to when – and how – you should file an amended tax return:
If you discover an error on your federal income tax return after having already e-filed or mailed it, you may file an amended return using IRS Form 1040X (at www.irs.gov). The following rules apply:
- Amended returns cannot be e-filed; you must submit a paper version.
- Submit a separate Form 1040X for each year's return you wish to amend and mail them in separate envelopes.
- Generally, you must file Form 1040X within three years from the date you filed your original return or within two years from the date you paid the tax, whichever is later.
- If your amended return involves changes to another schedule or form, you must attach a revised version of that schedule or form.
- If you're filing to claim an additional tax refund on a recently filed return, wait until you've received the original refund before filing Form 1040X. You're allowed to cash the original check while waiting for any additional refund.
- On the other hand, if your amended return will result in you owing additional tax, file it right away to limit interest and penalty charges that might accrue.
- The normal processing time for a Form 1040X is eight to 12 weeks.
You needn't file an amended return because of simple math errors – the IRS will automatically make corrections and bill you for any additional tax required (or increase your refund). Nor must you file a 1040X if you forgot to attached tax forms or schedules to your return. The IRS will send a request if it needs them.
However, you should file an amended return if you:
- Received additional or amended tax forms or statements from employers, banks or investment brokers after you filed your return (e.g., W-2 or 1099 forms).
- Forgot to report income.
- Overlooked tax deductions or credits you could have claimed.
- Claimed deductions or credits for which you weren't eligible.
- Didn't claim a dependent you were entitled to, or claimed someone you shouldn't have.
- Chose the wrong filing status.
One last tip: If you're going to the trouble of filing an amended tax return for a specific reason, review the entire original return carefully for any other deductions, credits or exemptions you might have missed the first time.
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Skip to comments.Commission Opposes T-Shirt Companys Refusal To Print Gay Pride Message
Posted on 12/03/2012 8:22:47 PM PST by massmike
A Kentucky commission has announced its support of a gay and lesbian group suing a T-shirt company owned by a Christian man who declined to print the groups shirts because the message, he said, violates his faith.
Blaine Adamson, who owns Hands On Originals (HOO) in Lexington, Ky., refused to print T-shirts for the Gay and Lesbian Services Organization (GLSO) in early March, because he disagreed with the gay pride message the group wanted printed on the shirts.
I want the truth to come out its not that we have a sign on the front door that says, No Gays Allowed, Adamson said in a video posted on ADFs website. Well work with anybody. But if theres a specific message that conflicts with my convictions, then I cant promote that.
The text on the shirts would have read: Lexington Gay Pride, and would include a list of sponsors of the event on the back of the shirt.
Adamson offered to direct GLSO to another business that could produce the shirts for the same price.
Instead, GLSO filed a complaint on March 28 against HOO with the Lexington-Fayette Urban County Human Rights Commission claiming that HOO violated a local ordinance based on sexual orientation.
Alliance Defending Freedom (ADF) attorneys filed a response to GLSOs complaint in April stating its claim of discrimination is unfounded, and that the complaint should be dismissed.
(Excerpt) Read more at nomblog.com ...
And there are are no other silk-screening tee-shirt places to print these people message.
Targeted attacks by the 3% (at most) population against any one who oppose their twisted agenda are never pretty.
Their tactic is to drive everyone into submission and compliance with their ideas.
No tolerance for you!!!
You mean they LIED when they said all they wanted was to be left alone?????
If we are not allowed discrimination in our own businesses, much less our individual lives, we are not free.
This anti-discrimination crud has been part of "the rules" for a long time.
From the 'love that dare not speak its name'" to the "love that won't shut the hell up"
I am a libertarian, what two consenting adults want to do to in the private is none of my business.
But the flip side is, I don't have to jump for joy or approve of what they do. And if I don't want to sell them a tee-shirt, I don't have to!!
That's freedom!!
Because it never was about t-shirts, but about targeting this man for his unacceptable beliefs. Convert or die (embrace the perversion or have his livelihood destroyed).
This is ridiculous.
He should be able to refuse business.
Pink Nazis.
I've always said that KY is more liberal than people think. The especially choose liberals there at the municipal level.
Somewhere in the FR archives is a story about the persecution of a Christian photographer that refused to service a homosexual event.
isn't there a first amendment concerning freedom of the press?????
You may be right about Kentucky, but if the GOP did control the state government then they could and should prevent these type of local ordinances.
Business owners should, frankly, be able to service anyone they so choose. It's none of the government's business who a man does business with so long as it's legal business, and the refusal to do business shouldn't matter in the slightest.
Silly conservatives, the first amendment is for progressives and perverts— when cows fly.
Are there any groups of Christians seeking GLBTA businesses to print church group T-shirts and Biblical messages? Then put the GLBTA business owners up in front of the commission for refusing to do business with Christians.
Sooo....it occurs to me that to avoid these Gestapo rulings and tons of legal and financial hassle, conservative business owners may be better served citing SCHEDULE, when encountering a business order they'd rather not fill.
"Yaa.....we can have those shirts for you....about August 2014. If that meets your needs, we require a 50% deposit."
Or, cake, or, flowers, or rental accommodations, etc...
Gay pride, i.e., homosexual arrogance.
You are correct.
It was a NM case.
The photographer ultimately lost after a very lengthy and expensive legal battle.
These businesses should come to Texas.
We are as free as you can be in the USSA.
Hopefully we will just be trading partners one day.
Well, it's more complicated than that. KY is more DEMOCRAT than people think because it has a lot of ignorant antebellum rednecks who will vote for whoever has the D after their name, all the time, no matter what, which gives the actual Democrat politicians that they vote for free reign to be as liberal as they want. The politicians are socially way more liberal than the people who vote for them, but you're talking about the white equivalent of the black vote: solid Democrat no matter what the issues are or what they actually believe.
I know genuine racist Kentuckians who think gay marriage is evil, who disowned their relative for becoming an atheists, who nevertheless adore Obama. Because he is a Democrat who gives out food stamps. These attitudes go back to FDR and beyond, all the way back to Lincoln.
And I was born and raised in KY, so no complaining about my use of the term "ignorant rednecks." I calls 'em like I sees 'em.
Ew, she's not pretty, she looks like her dad after a shave.
I'm only saying this cuz the article called her a "beauty."
Another targeted setup
Bingo! That's the way to deal with them! And to grin broadly while doing it!
I wonder if this so-called "commission" would have ruled the same way had a neo-nazi group wanted a "White Pride" t-shirt printed, and they had refused...
More to the point, I wonder why the attorneys didn't argue it.
I have always said exactly that. Don't say no, just say yes in terms that are impossible, re timing and cost.
Go to a liberal company with Conservative Pride and see if they turn the customer away. I think that would be a great test.
In the 1980s there were plenty of book, record, and poster publishers who rejected printing works they found offensive.
Even now commercial networks will reject some political ads they deem offensive.
The Lavender Mafia is a hysterical bunch of lady men.
Should have just quoted a price they couldn't meet
does this commission have any regulatory authority? if not then why do they even exist and who is paying for it?
its about foodstamps, ebt cards, and farm subsidies.
free stuff voters.
I think it is time to serious put an effort into disbanding these "human rights commission" things. They are like extra-judicial government entities that make up the rules as they go.
I mean, its sad to say so because there is still real discrimination in the world, and a tightly focused entity for that purpose wouldn't be a bad thing, but clearly there isn't nearly enough anymore, so they have plenty of time to go after businesses for not wanting to participate in the free speech rights of others.
We are very close to re-implementing slavery. Doctors will be forced to treat patients, bakers to make confections for events they oppose, wedding planners to plan weddings they think are immoral, and printers forced to help propagate messages they find offensive.
Meanwhile, if you make a different message shirt, the same government will refuse to let your child wear it to school; and in some cities, they will either prevent you from wearing the shirt, or turn a blind eye when people who dislike it attack you.
Not to disagree with you, but if you substituted "black" for "lesbian", you'd get very little support for the same statement.
Even people who might actually agree with you would say they didn't, so ingrained is the culture of non-discrimination when it comes to race. We all "know" that it was wrong to have whites-only seats, to not allow black and white people to date, to have separate water fountains, and make blacks sit on the back of the bus.
So we passed laws making it illegal for a business to discriminate against people based on their race. And ever since then, more and more "classes" of people have fought to expand those laws to cover their "class".
BTW, the Americans with Disabilities Act is a form of the same mentality — that disabled people shouldn't be "refused service" by physical barriers to their entry. And again, a solid majority of the country would defend those laws, although not on the margins yet, because people are practical when laws are not.
In this case though, I should think the shirt maker has a very strong case. He isn't refusing to provide service to the lesbians. He is refusing to put a message on his shirts to sell to them that he disagrees with.
I should think he would also be allowed not to put swear words or offensively suggestive comments on t-shirts as well.
Two sins at once.
'BTW, the Americans with Disabilities Act is a form of the same mentality that disabled people shouldnt be refused service by physical barriers to their entry.'
I'm just waiting for some ACLU type lawyer to sue for the "right" of blind people to drive cars. After all, it's discrimination not to allow them to do so, right?
Sadly, most folks(even many who say they are libertarian) do not get that principle. As this story shows, the homosexualist movement is totally in league with the socialist/statist/Rousseau idea of using the government to enforce its worldview upon everyone else.
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Last July the Buffalo Sabres traded Derek Roy to the Dallas Stars for Steve Ott. The Sabres also acquired defenseman Adam Pardy in the deal and I, like many of you, figured he was just a throw in.
It was the same way I felt about Alexander Sulzer when he came to the Sabres as part of the Cody Hodgson for Zack Kassian deal.
As is the case with Sulzer, perhaps Pardy will turn out to be more than just a throw in. He certainly brings an element of size to the corps of blue liners. Pardy stands 6 foot 4 and weighs 226 pounds.
He brings physical play on defense as well, as evidence by his game in Ottawa this past Tuesday. I thought Pardy was solid in his own end and the fact that Tyler Myers had one of his better games this season may have been due in part to Pardy's presence alongside him.
I was surprised Lindy Ruff opted to sit Pardy for Thursday's game with Montreal. Ruff had to find a spot for Christian Ehrhoff, who was returning from an injury, but Jordan Leopold seemed like the logical candidate to take out of the lineup.
Pierre LeBrun from TSN/ESPN.com wrote a column about the Sabres this week and spoke to some people around the league in an effort to find out why the Sabres were off to a slow start.
One NHL scout told LeBrun part of the problem is the Sabres defense which the scout said was "too soft." Tell me something I don't know.
With Robyn Regehr sidelined by injury, the physical presence pretty much comes down to Mike Weber and the occasional hit from Myers. The lack of physical play on the back line is one reason why so many Sabre fans were excited to see Brayden McNabb make it up to Buffalo last season.
Pardy brings a good amount of NHL experience with him. He played in 183 NHL games over the last four seasons with the Calgary Flames and the Dallas Stars. The Newfoundland native even has six playoff games on his NHL resume, coming in 2009 with the Flames.
He won't bring much offense. Pardy has managed just 4 goals and 29 points in those 183 games but the Sabres don't need offense right now. They need someone to stand opposing forwards up at the blue line and knock some guys down in one on one battles, in addition to better decision making. Pardy showed all of that during his appearance in Ottawa.


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The Emery County libraries along with the Emery County Travel Bureau presented a Super Host workshop. You might wonder what a Super Host is. You can be a Super Host. Everyone in the county can be a Super Host. When visitors come into the county and stop at our stores, museums, libraries and other spots in the county, we need to know what to say and where to send them so they get the most out of their visit to Emery County.
The Super Host workshop gave ideas on how to promote the county. Several speakers addressed the various activities there are to do in Emery County and how to get visitors to participate in these activities and see the sights in the county.
Randy Jensen was the first to address the audience. He is the chairman of the board for the Museum of the San Rafael. "A trip to the museum is experiencing history." Jensen showed slides of the museum and pictures of local sites to visit. He showed many of the animals there are to see in the county including big horn sheep and antelope. There are taxidermy animals in the museum as well as murals painted by Clifford Oviatt. You can also explore the San Rafael and find the live animals in their natural environment. You can direct visitors to the pioneer museum to look at the implements of the pioneer era. Owen Olsen has a small pioneer village in Cleveland and you can call Cleveland City at 435-653-2310 for a tour.
One place all visitors need to go to is the Wedge Overlook or Little Grand Canyon. There are several bike trails in that area. Another place to visit is the Buckhorn Draw where rock art abounds. The MK Tunnel site is of historic importance to the county. You can send tourists out looking for rocks with fossils. There is Little Holes Canyon, the Spanish Trail, writings in Box Canyon, Matt Warner drawings and many others. Jensen said just a drive through the Swell is spectacular even if you don't know where any of the rock art sites are located. The Buckhorn Panel is easy to find. The booklet "San Rafael Country, We're closer than you think," has many of the things to do and see in the county and exact directions to these places. These books are available at the museums and other places around the county. Jensen said visits to the Rochester panel and the Cleveland/Lloyd Dinosaur Quarry are a must when visiting the area. On the way to the dinosaur quarry you can see petrified trees in sandstone. In Desert Lake wash there are pioneer writings and petroglyphs.
Jensen said not to be afraid to get out there and promote our county and send people to see the attractions and visit the museums.
Ray Petersen talked about river sports in the county. He is an avid river runner and said the rivers in Emery County offer world class adventure.
Petersen said the Desolation Canyon float is 84 miles in length. You put in at Sand Wash. There are historical sites along the way and you can view Rocky Mountain big horn sheep. There are also Indian writings along the river. There is wild country on both sides of the river. A permit is required to float Desolation Canyon. You must go to recreation.gov. Half of the permits go to private individuals and half go to the commercial outfitters. Some outfitters in our area include Holiday Expeditions, Moki Mac and another that outfits is Colorado River Expeditions from out of the area. The outfitters provide a good trip, cost is about $200 a day. The Desolation float is a four-seven day trip. You take everything you need with you and camp along the riverside. For Desolation you will get out at Swasey's Rapid.
Gray Canyon is also a great float. It's an open stretch and doesn't require a permit. There are three sites along there with pit toilets and a campground. There are moderate rapids and a raft is recommended.
Labyrinth Canyon, canoes are OK. You put in at Green River and float to the confluence of the Green and the Colorado. You need a jet boat to pick you up, because you don't want to go into Cataract Canyon in a canoe. For the Labyrinth Canyon you need a permit from the Moab BLM office.
Another nice float is from Green River to Mineral Bottom and Ruby Ranch to Mineral Bottom.
The Muddy River also offers float opportunities when the river is flowing well. Inflatable kayaks and canoes are good on the Muddy. You can go from Lone Tree to Hondoo in a day, but it's more comfortable to take camping equipment and make it a two day trip.
On the San Rafael, a popular float is Fullers Bottom to the Swinging Bridge. You need a water flow of at least 300 cfs to make this trip. An inflatable kayak or canoe is good here.
Rigid kayaks are needed for Straight Canyon or Black Box. These two areas are extreme and only experts should try them.
The outfitters will rent canoes, kayaks and rafts and will shuttle you back to your vehicle after a float or drive your vehicle to your take out point where possible. Permits are not needed to float the Muddy or San Rafael.
LaMar Guymon from San Rafael Country Adventures spoke next. He said he spends a lot of time mountain biking on the desert. There is the Good Water rim trail that is a single track bike trail around the rim of the Little Grand Canyon. You start at the campground at the Wedge. This trail has been featured in the Utah Mountain Biking magazine as the editor's pick. As many as 300 riders a day have used the trail. The mountain bikers come into the area and camp, buy food and gas and add to the economy. It's important for the locals and the businesses including the convenience and grocery stores to make these visitors feel welcome.
The MECCA bike club has two bike festivals each year that draw people into the area. The spring ride in Green River and the fall ride at the Wedge.
The bike trails from the Swell are advertised in magazines all over the world. Visitors from other countries come to ride the bike trails available here. Riders from Canada remarked to Guymon that this is the most beautiful place they have ever ridden. There are thousands of places to ride here. There are museums to visit. There are trails to ride, both north and south of I-70.
Guymon said, "Mountain biking is fun and good exercise. Our scenic areas are here to stay and the people here are the key to make things successful around here. People need to know where to go to get information on the places we have around here. We need to be able to instruct them on how to get there. The Swell has been written up in travel magazines as a beautiful place to ride. We need to be able to pass out visitor information to people from an accessible place. We need to direct people to the places we have here. We need maps in the convenience stores."
Jonathan Hunt from the Utah State Parks said Emery County is lucky to have four state parks. Huntington Lake, Green River State Park and golf course, Goblin Valley and Millsite. Some of the state parks in Utah are by lakes or reservoirs. They offer camping and water sports as well as fishing. Goblin Valley offers unique camping spots and Yurts. Huntington Park has 28 camping sites and is booked most weekends in the summer. Huntington is the spot for the triathlon each summer. Swimming is big at the reservoir because the water is warm. There is a trampoline and plans are underway for a waterslide or something for the smaller children. Millsite is a popular spot for family reunions because there is a lake, ATV trails and a golf course with restaurant. Millsite is a beautiful park with the blue water and the gray cliffs. There are 20 sites, half with electricity. All of the parks have year-round camping opportunities.
Goblin Valley offers tours and is open year-round. Each fall the Goblin Valley marathon is held.
The state parks also conduct a winter program on the mountain where they groom and fix trails for cross country skiing and snowmobiling. Reservations can be made for state parks four months in advance.
Those in attendance commented that better signage is needed in the county to advertise the state parks and the Emery County Aquatics Center.
Jordan Leonard, course manager at the Millsite Golf Course talked about the course. He asked why you should always take two pairs of pants golfing with you. The answer is you might get a hole in one.
The Millsite Golf Course was constructed in 1988 with nine holes and two years ago the back nine was completed. The course is open from March 15-Dec. 15 each year. There is a pro-shop, mens, ladies and senior leagues and many golf tournaments including the Miss Emery tournament and Desert classic as well as the United Way tournament. There are lessons for junior golfers and the course is active with the Emery High golf team that recently took fifth place in state.
The Millsite course is challenging. When the waterfall is flowing it is a spectacular sight. "Travelers are always amazed at the beauty of our golf course. This course has endless potential and we are an asset to the county," said Leonard. The golf course website is millsitegolfcourse.com
Shannon Hiatt spoke about Emery County and bouldering. "I've lived here for 22 years now. I tell people the county I live in is 90 miles across and 10,000 people with no stop lights. Our county is special. Everything here is special. We have world renowned bike riding. Millsite is unique. The Wedge is unique. When I first came here as the Emery County Recreation Director we were known for Shawn Bradley the basketball player and our mine disaster. Since that time I believe Emery County has done a much better job of promoting itself. We have the Aquatics Center now, and that's special for Emery County. You can bring your grandkids there and have fun. You can invite visitors to go there. The climbers use the Aquatic Center to shower. They are great people. At first we didn't understand the climbers. But, now that we've talked to them and gotten to know them, they are great people. They are from all walks of life. I have set up a world map at the Aquatics Center and the climbers mark on there where they are from. They climb mainly in late February to spring and again in the fall."
Commissioner James Nelson said he has befriended many of the rock climbers. They are from Australia, Scotland, Spain and all over. He asked them how they found little old Emery County. They tell him that climbers know Joe's Valley and it's the top in the lower 48 states. It's listed in climbing books and magazines.
When he asks them what can Emery County do to help out, they say everything is great. The Salt Lake climbing club pays for port-a-pottys to be placed in the climbing areas.
They told him the Utah people are very friendly. They climbers are very clean and keep their campsites clean. "We can grow our tourism by being friendly and having repeat visitors," said Commissioner Nelson.
Food Ranch caters to the climbers and is very accommodating. There is wi-fi there for them and at the pool.
Joe's Valley is featured in climbing movies.
It was mentioned there needs to be a brochure at the local businesses with maps that show where businesses are located.
Tina Carter from the Emery County Travel Bureau said that we are all ambassadors for Emery County. The people are on the front lines and the first impressions we give people will stick with those people and determine whether or not they want to return to the county. It's cheaper to bring a visitor back into the county than attract a new visitor.
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Tourism is the world's largest and fastest growing industry. This industry is vital to the growth and economic well being of Emery County. On average each visitor spends $80 daily for goods and services.
This industry involves every man, woman and child residing in our community. It does not matter where you work, your contribution to the tourism industry is very important.
Hospitality means going beyond the necessary demands of business and social commerce. It calls for a willingness to go more than halfway in being friendly. It distinguishes great employees from those who are merely adequate. Attitude is everything in greeting customers to our businesses. Courtesy, friendliness, helpfulness and a smile. These are the elements of hospitality that make up a warm welcome. Greet guests as soon as they enter. If you are busy, give a smile and nod to indicate that you know they are there. Keep your workspace tidy. Carry yourself with pride. Treat everyone with respect. Smile sincerely at your customers.
Carter said there are a number of helpful websites you can direct travelers to; www.sanrafaelcountry.com there is also the new San Rafael Country app which offers deals to visitors from local businesses. The visitors guide is also very help and it contains a detailed map.
Roxanne Jensen one of the event organizers thanked everyone for coming. She said she learned some new things about the county, "If we all work together we can keep our county growing. We need to serve those visitors to our county. We have a great county with a lot to offer."


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A few days ago Tiger Woods put away his clubs and boarded a flight to Val d'Isere, France, to support girlfriend Lindsey Vonn in her preparation for Sochi.
After Vonn skied out on her run midway through Saturday's downhill race, TV cameras showed Woods wince near the finish line. After she missed the gate, she paused on the side of the slope, leaned over in apparent pain and then skied to the finish.
"I didn't hurt myself more than I'm already hurt," Vonn told reporters afterwards. "It was a small compression, and it was fully loaded on the right ski. I had no chance of making that gate, unfortunately. I'm going to stick to a similar plan that I was on before. I just need to be more careful of how many races I do. So I'm going to play it safe and race really minimal races. Probably one or two before the Olympics."
After the race, Vonn explained that her knee gave out. When asked if she's suffering, she explained, her voice quivering, "I have no ACL. I guess I am suffering a bit, I'm trying to get through this season. It's definitely tough."
Previously, Vonn's injury has been termed a "partial tear." But her comments on Saturday seem to indicate the tear is more severe.
Val d' Isere is Vonn's second World Cup stop since tearing the ACL and medial collateral ligament in her knee last February and then partially tearing the same ACL last month.
Vonn has said that Woods has helped her stay positive and his familiarity with the pain and rehab process has been helpful. "Sometimes I get panicky and worried (when a movement didn't feel right) and he's like, 'Calm down you're fine,'" Vonn told USA TODAY Sports before the season started.
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"We see our sports through the same looking glass in how we approach them. We both work very hard and are prepared for our seasons. And when we're ready to go, we give it everything we possibly have and there's no holding back. I think that's some of our commonalities. But she has to be way more aggressive in her sport than I have to be in mine. You're trying to make your way down a mountain at 80-plus mph, and you have to have the adrenaline and the aggressiveness to do it. … As far as Lindsey competing in Sochi, we're very hopeful. It all depends on how that knee is."
It was another rough weekend for the U.S. women's speed team. Leanne Smith was the highest American finisher with a tie for 14th on the bumpy course. Julia Mancuso was 21st. Four of the eight racers bounced off course were Americans – Vonn, Stacey Cook, Laurenne Ross and Julia Ford. Alice McKennis, in her first World Cup start since injuring her knee last March, was 43rd.
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Abraham entertains three holy men—They promise that Sarah will have a son—Abraham will command his children to be just—The Lord appears to him—They discuss the destruction of Sodom and Gomorrah.
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2 And he lift up his eyes and looked, and, lo, three
3 And said, My
4 Let a little water, I pray you, be fetched, and
5 And I will fetch a morsel of bread, and
6 And Abraham hastened into the tent unto Sarah, and said, Make ready quickly three measures of fine meal, knead it, and make cakes upon the hearth.
7 And Abraham ran unto the herd, and fetcht a calf tender and good, and gave it unto a young man; and he hasted to dress it.
8 And he took butter, and milk, and the calf which he had dressed, and set it before them; and he stood by them under the tree, and they did eat.
9 ¶And they said unto him, Where is Sarah thy wife? And he said, Behold, in the tent.
10 And he said, I will certainly return unto thee according to the time of life; and, lo,
11 Now Abraham and Sarah were
12 Therefore Sarah laughed within herself, saying, After I am waxed old shall I have pleasure, my lord being
13 And the Lord said unto Abraham, Wherefore did Sarah
14 Is any thing too
15 Then Sarah denied, saying, I laughed not; for she was afraid. And he said, Nay; but thou didst laugh.
16 ¶And the men rose up from thence, and looked toward Sodom: and Abraham went with them to bring them on the way.
17 And the Lord said, Shall I
18 Seeing that Abraham shall surely become a great and mighty
19 For I
20 And the Lord said, Because the
21 I will go down now, and see whether they have done altogether according to the cry of it, which is come unto me; and if not, I will
23 ¶And Abraham drew near, and said, Wilt thou also
24 Peradventure there be fifty righteous within the city: wilt thou also destroy and not
25 That be far from thee to do after this manner, to slay the righteous with the wicked: and that the righteous should be as the wicked, that be far from thee: Shall not the
26 And the Lord said, If I find in Sodom fifty
27 And Abraham answered and said, Behold now, I have taken upon me to speak unto the Lord, which am but
28 Peradventure there shall lack five of the fifty righteous: wilt thou destroy all the city for lack of five? And he said, If I find there forty and five, I will not destroy it.
29 And he spake unto him yet again, and said, Peradventure there shall be forty found there. And he said, I will not do it for forty's sake.
30 And he said unto him, Oh let not the Lord be angry, and I will speak: Peradventure there shall thirty be found there. And he said, I will not do it, if I find thirty there.
31 And he said, Behold now, I have taken upon me to speak unto the Lord: Peradventure there shall be twenty found there. And he said, I will not destroy it for twenty's sake.
32 And he said, Oh let not the Lord be
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That man, who is both a Buffalo native and has once carried a lot of buzz with his name, comes in as the number 15 most talented Bills player. The criteria for the countdown is a mix of overall raw skill level, on the field performances as well as a certain projection aspect to it. Having a solid blend of all three, once again the list goes to the offensive side of the ball with this player:
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Question 1 of 30
The Battle of Dien Bien Phu effectively forced which country to withdraw from Vietnam?
United States
It took a two-month siege and many casualties, but the Vietnamese overwhelmed heavily armed and well-defended French positions.
Question 2 of 30
At the 1914 Battle of Kolubara, how many Serbians did it take to defeat the Austria-Hungarian force of 450,000?
about 250,000
The Serbians were in terrible shape but they managed to kill, wound or capture more than 200,000 of the invaders.
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about 25,000
Question 3 of 30
The army of the Mughal Empire lost the Battle of Plassey and allowed which country to invade India?
The Empire had more men but lost anyway; for the next century the British expanded their presence in India.
Question 4 of 30
The Battle of Carrhae was a painful defeat for which army?
The Parthian Empire fought off 40,000 Romans with fewer than 10,000 soldiers.
Question 5 of 30
How did Caesar plan to avenge the Roman loss to the Parthians?
starving them to death
an all-out war
Fortunately for the Parthians, Caesar was assassinated before he could follow through on his plan.
assassination of their leaders
Question 6 of 30
Which army was humiliated at the Battles of Saratoga?
The British surrendered an entire army and worse, it brought France into the American Revolution.
Question 7 of 30
During World War I, how many British soldiers died on the first day of the Battle of Somme?
By some estimates, 8 soldiers died every second, many from German machine gun fire.
Question 8 of 30
How many artillery shells did the British launch at German trenches before advancing during the Battle of Somme?
about 400,000
about 4.5 million
Many didn't explode or simply couldn't touch deep trenches; the British had no idea that so many Germans had survived.
about 1 million
Question 9 of 30
Why were 15,000 Scottish soldiers defeated by only 3,000 English at the Battle of Solway Moss?
They were trapped by fire.
They got stuck in a bog.
Hundreds may have drowned as their confused ranks failed to fend off the English.
They were horribly sick.
Question 10 of 30
In what war was the Battle of Sterling Bridge?
Julian's Persian War
Norman Conquest of England
First War of Scottish Independence
Scottish soldiers waited for better-armed English horsemen to cross a narrow bridge … and then they ambushed them.
Question 11 of 30
Why did the English have reason to fear the Scottish after the disaster at Sterling Bridge?
It showed that the Scottish had better logistical operations.
The battle demonstrated that Scottish infantry could destroy the English cavalry.
Before this battle, the cavalry was often considered a machine that could crush Scottish defenses.
It demonstrated that Scottish military leaders were better armed.
Question 12 of 30
Compared to 11 Texians, the Mexican army lost how many men at the Battle of San Jacinto?
The Mexicans had better numbers but made horrible tactical errors resulting in a slaughter.
Question 13 of 30
At the Battle of San Jacinto, why did the Texians keep killing Mexicans in spite of orders to cease fire?
They couldn't hear over the gunfire.
They wanted revenge.
Earlier in the conflict, a Mexican commander had unnecessarily killed almost everyone at the Alamo.
They considered Mexicans to be subhuman.
Question 14 of 30
The Battle of Marathon featured Athenians versus what army?
The Greeks were outnumbered at least 2 to 1 but managed to cause the Persians a ruinous defeat.
Question 15 of 30
At the Battle of Narva, with how many men did Russia attack a Swedish army numbering about 12,000?
The Russians lost even though their army was much larger, in part due to their inferior technology.
Question 16 of 30
In 1504, the perhaps 80,000- strong Calicut army lost to a group of Portuguese men numbering what?
about 20,000
about 2,000
about 200
The five-month battle ended in withdrawal; most men died from disease, but thousands more were killed in battle, too.
Question 17 of 30
Why did the Calicut forces lose against such a small opposing army?
They had no weapons.
There were spies in their camp.
Portuguese spies were relaying specific battle plans, making it impossible for the Calicut to effectively attack.
They were too sick to fight.
Question 18 of 30
The Battle of Yellow Ford helped inflame a rebellion against which country?
Irish defenders mowed down English soldiers, and the rebellion escalated into an all-out war.
Question 19 of 30
So many men were slaughtered by the Bulgarians at the Battle of Achelous that Roman bones were supposedly seen in piles how many years later?
15 years
40 years
75 years
The Bulgarians destroyed a much larger Roman force and left them to rot.
Question 20 of 30
In the 1920 Battle of Warsaw found Polish soldiers defeating a much larger army from which country?
The Russians lost perhaps 130,000 men; the Polish, fewer than 40,000.
Question 21 of 30
What did Vladimir Lenin say about the Battle of Warsaw?
It was but a minor inconvenience.
It ruined his country.
It was an enormous defeat.
Lenin admitted that that the Polish had inflicted a huge blow to the Red Army.
Question 22 of 30
When did the Battle of Trenton occur?
The day after Christmas, George Washington defeated a Hessian force that was nearly twice the size of his.
Question 23 of 30
Why did the Hessians lose the Battle of Trenton in spite of their superior numbers?
They were caught by surprise.
They hadn't even bothered to send out scouts, leaving them clueless to an imminent attack.
They were dying of cholera.
They had no boots.
Question 24 of 30
American James Madison was nearly captured after a terrible defeat in which battle?
Ball's Battle
First Battle of Frenchtown
Battle of Bladensburg
American soldiers were sent scurrying through Washington streets in a desperate attempt to evade the British.
Question 25 of 30
What did the British do following the Battle of Bladensburg?
burned Washington
It was (and is) still considered one of the most humbling defeats in American history
executed dozens of militiamen
hunted down American citizens
Question 26 of 30
Which army suffered a humiliating defeat at the Battle of Longewala?
Nearly 3,000 soldiers attacked an Indian outpost of 120 men … and lost.
Question 27 of 30
How many tanks did the Pakistanis have during the Battle of Longewala?
about 10
about 50
The Indians, on the other hand, didn't have any.
Question 28 of 30
How many soldiers did the Indians lose at the Battle of Longewala?
about 80
about 110
The Indian defenders killed 200 men and destroyed 34 tanks and lost only two men.
Question 29 of 30
How many carriers did Japan lose at the Battle of Midway?
The Japanese also lost nearly 250 aircraft; the battle was a horrific defeat for the Japanese that helped to turn the Pacific War in favor of the Allies.
Question 30 of 30
How did the Americans defeat the Japanese at Midway even though the latter had stronger forces?
Americans broke Japanese radio codes.
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By COREY BLUEMELStaff writer
During the Ferron City Council meeting on Feb. 28, a decision was made concerning the proposed residential treatment center. Charlotte Williams of Orangeville was requesting zoning changes to allow her to open the center for teenage girls. Williams has been a foster parent in her home for more than 10 years and is looking for a location to open a treatment center to be able to help more troubled girls.
Williams began by reading a letter to the city council from her attorney. In the letter, the attorney wrote about the Utah State statutes regarding the disabled. It is his contention that girls with problems in behavioral areas are disabled. He also stated the highway zoning of the proposed site for the treatment center, by Utah code, is allowed by Ferron's present zoning.
"I have been trying to open this residential treatment center for quite a while now. This is a worthwhile effort and I ask you to reconsider the planning and zoning commission's decision," stated Williams. She then introduced two Ferron residents and one Orangeville resident who spoke in her behalf.
Phil Fauver of Orangeville was the first to speak. "I have lived next door to Charlotte and Scott Williams for many years. I have seen the girls come and go to school and in the neighborhood. I have seen no difficulties take place there. She has provided a good environment for the girls. Ferron residents fears are unfounded," he said.
Sharon Bergeman was next. "I live just to the north of this proposed facility. We are in favor of this treatment center. It is needed here and not 50-100 miles away. It's a good thing and they (the Williams') have an outstanding reputation. These children they will help are our future," she concluded.
The final speaker for the Williams' was Linda White, a long time resident of Ferron. She stated she has spoken with Charlotte Williams and also has done research into the statistics concerning troubled girls. She said Utah is in the upper percentile of states with teenage birth rates and sexually transmitted diseases. "At the Utah Youth Village, a similar type of facility, their success rate is 77 percent. By the State's own statistics, the Department of Child and Family Services is only 33 percent. The other treatment centers, who are modeling their programs after Utah Youth Village are averaging 50 percent success. Anything that will help our kids is good. Many people are afraid of the children this will bring in. Most of the children she will have at the center are already in the foster care program in Emery and Carbon counties and are already going to school with your children," she stated.
Rod Toomer, a Ferron resident and former city councilman addressed the council. "This business is not in question. Ferron's zoning does not allow a facility like this. This issue is a legal matter and the council needs to know the legalities. The question is what's legal and what's not?" Toomer said.
Rod Moore, a resident of Ferron was next on the agenda. "In response to the letter from Charlotte's attorney, the definition of the Americans with Disabilities Act states the disability must constitute a substantial limitation, physical or mental, on the person. Also, the only other facility we have in this town such as this treatment center is Emery Care and Rehab. It is not on the highway but in a less busy part of town. The traffic on SR-10 is unusually high," said Moore.
Matt MECCAriello played a video for the council which he had filmed personally. It showed two minute segments, one near the site of the proposed treatment center and one near Emery Care and Rehab. In the video, a vehicle, and many coal trucks, passed the treatment center site every 15 seconds. Near the rehab center, only two vehicles went by. MECCAriello said, in his opinion, the highway location of the proposed treatment center was not a safe or appropriate place for the youth to be housed.
Richard Chamberlain, an attorney from Richfield who represents Ferron City, said he has reviewed the analysis of Williams' attorney. "I understand his position, but I feel he should have gone further with his research. I am not taking sides, but my opinion is that before this facility can be allowed, the zoning ordinances in Ferron must be changed. The State statutes named are concerning group home type situations, not residential treatment centers. Residential facilities and residential treatment facilities are covered in two separate sections with no cross reference. If the Utah legislature's intent was for these two types of facilities to be considered the same, it would have been cross referenced. This proposed facility is a residential treatment facility, not a residential facility for the disabled or elderly. It is still my opinion that Ferron would have to amend their ordinances to allow this type of facility," said Chamberlain.
Following the discussion about the residential treatment center, the Ferron City Council voted, three to one, not to amend the ordinances of the city.


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Vernon, Vermont is a town of just more than two thousand people. Business owners and employees of the Vermont Yankee Nuclear Power Plant are reacting to news the plant will close next year.
Less than a mile from Vermont Yankee sits a tavern with a sign that says "We Support Vermont Yankee." Inside, standing behind the bar, is owner Dick Nesbitt.
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Originally pressed in 1996 PROFANE EXISTENCE is bringing this quintessential anarcho punk masterpiece back in circulation.
In 1996 AUS-ROTTEN released their first LP "The System Works For Them" on an unsuspecting punk scene. It spread like wildfire in a pre internet era within a genre that mostly depended on tape trading. (at least is was pre internet for us penniless punks) "The System Works For Them" was the perfect mix of anger and intelligence that the scene needed at the time (and still does today). It was like a wake up call that opened the eyes and ears to many punks the world over. The messages where crystal clear and most us were hooked as soon as the beginning shouts of "Boycott" bellowed over the speakers. I don't believe any of us ever expected their message to resonate so well within the scene, but even more surprising is how the songs are just as relevant today as on they the day they were written. Which is why PROFANE EXISTENCE has decided to repress this record. We feel that that messages that AUS-ROTTEN brought to the table are to powerful to ignore. We feel that this LP is important and therefore should be highly available and priced affordably.
PROFANE EXISTENCE has worked out every last detail of this release with the members of AUS-ROTTEN whom have been involved from step one. All tracks have been re-masted by Jay Matherson at the Jamroom studios. To be 100% honest we didn't want to do a complete re-master of what we already considered a good recording. However when we opened the tracks on protools we noticed a few balance issues that required fixing. These fixes resulted in a tremendous upgrade to the overall quality of the tracks. We painstakingly scanned, puzzled, and photoshopped the original artwork to make sure that it was as close to authentic as it could possible be. We then went for broke by pressing in three different vinyl color combinations! Overall to say that we are pumped to release this would be an understatement, we are absolutely ecstatic to bring you this LP on PROFANE EXISTENCE!
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Summary : For many, Polynesia is the very definition of paradise, evoking classic images of palm-fanned beaches, azure lagoons, and exotic, flower-bedecked islanders. Begin in legendary Tahiti and continue east for a Marquesas tour, admiring the sky-piercing volcanoes, lushly-carpeted canyons, and chiseled bays. The low-lying Tuamotu Archipelago, whose remote atolls—mere rings of coral dotted by tiny islets enclosing aquamarine lagoons—offer some of the world's most dazzling snorkeling and diving. Step ashore on seldom-visited Pitcairn, witness the amazing bird life of uninhabited Henderson and Ducie Islands, and conclude your adventure with an Easter Island tour. This voyage offers a comprehensive blend of Polynesia's natural and cultural splendors, backdropped by dreamy, postcard-perfect scenery.
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Depart on your independent flight to Papeete. Arrive in the late evening and transfer to your hotel.
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Though remote and sparsely populated, the far-flung Tuamotus comprise the world's largest atoll chain. These venerable coral constructions rise just high enough above the water to be called land, and if it weren't for their waving coconut palms, they might be entirely invisible from any distance. Step ashore on Rangiroa this afternoon, whose name translates into "vast sky." The largest atoll in the Tuamotus, more than 400 motu—low-lying islets and sandbars—sit atop a ring of coral through which at least 100 channels flow. The dazzling lagoon is hailed as one of the world's greatest dive destinations, and whether snorkeling or diving, you will be rewarded with unparalleled underwater vistas. Birders watch for blue lorikeets, red-footed boobies, and great frigatebirds, while a beach walk takes you to Tiputa village to meet locals who demonstrate energetic traditional dances.
Attend informative lectures today as the Caledonian Sky cruises toward the legendary Marquesas Islands.
Considered one of the most beautiful island groups in the South Pacific, the Marquesas lie farther from a continental coast than any other islands in the world. Unlike other Polynesian islands, the Marquesas have no surrounding reefs or placid lagoons. Their wide, deep bays are havens for vessels such as yours.
Spend three days exploring this dazzling collection of islands whose breathtaking vertical peaks reach into the clouds, while carpets of lush tropical vegetation drape cliffs and canyons that descend to sea-sculpted bays. Countless sooty, fairy, and bridled terns circle tiny, rocky pinnacle islets. Zodiacs bring you ashore on a variety of islands, to be greeted on some by dancers and drummers adorned in leis and tapa cloth, and welcomed to others by the blowing of large conch shells—the traditional pu greeting. On walks you may see petroglyphs or tiki figures—representing deified ancestors—flanked by banyan trees, fragrant plumeria, blooming orchids, and silvery waterfalls. Open-air craft markets display baskets, shell jewelry, and wooden carvings. Birders search for the endemic Nuku Hiva pigeon and Marquesan swiftlet. Though the islands lack fringing reefs, snorkelers and divers will discover many colorful fish against a backdrop of sheer walls and dramatic arches covered in soft corals.
Delightful music and dancing welcome you to this idyllic island—the first land sighted in the Pacific by Europeans. Visit the small village whose residents raise taro, bananas, and coconut palms for copra (dried coconut.) Birders search for Pacific golden plover while snorkelers and divers explore the fringing reef.
Coconut palms and breadfruit trees cover the beautiful islets that surround Puka Rua's lagoon. Garland-bedecked dancers greet you in the tiny village whose 150 hospitable inhabitants earn a living selling copra. Witness the process of coconut drying, enjoy a local crafts market, or stroll along the lagoon shores watching crested terns circling overhead. Spend the afternoon exploring this lovely atoll's underwater wonders.
Today, conditions permitting, explore one of the many uninhabited Tuamotu Islands and enjoy swimming, snorkeling, or diving.
Attend lectures enhancing your understanding of the amazing cultural and natural riches you have witnessed, and the wonders that await.
Remote, enchanting, and tiny at six miles around, volcano-crowned Pitcairn was the fabled hideout of the HMS Bounty mutineers in 1790. Step ashore and visit with the 50 hospitable inhabitants of Adamstown, who are the direct descendants of the nine mutineers and 18 Polynesians. The anchor of the Bounty rests beside the courthouse and the ship's Bible resides in the church. After your island visit, the warm and inviting waters are perfect for a swim, snorkel, or dive.
Sheer limestone cliffs surround this elevated coralline island, a World Heritage Site, pockmarked by caves and blowholes. Henderson's astounding natural selection has produced ten endemic flowering plants and four endemic species of land birds, including the Henderson Island crake and Stephen's lorikeet. In the afternoon, snorkel or dive in the marine-life-rich waters.
This small, uninhabited, and rarely-visited atoll is rimmed in white sand beaches that in turn surround a crystalline lagoon. As you walk along the shore, witness a vast variety of seabirds—tens of thousands nest here, including Murphy's and Phoenix petrels, masked boobies, frigatebirds, and red-tailed tropicbirds. Underwater forays bring you face-to-face with legions of rainbow-hued fish in the warm, clear waters.
Relax on deck and enjoy the ongoing lecture series as you cruise toward Easter Island, a World Heritage Site and one of the most mysterious places on earth.
Your full-day tour begins with a visit to the ceremonial center of Ahu Vinapu where the monolithic stonework is reminiscent of the Inca civilization in Peru, contributing to the theory of contact between the islanders and South America. Continue to Tahai for your first look at the intriguing stone heads, moai, built on massive stone platforms. View nearly 400 monolithic statues in various states of completion at the spectacular volcanic tuff quarries. At Ahu Tongariki visit the largest ceremonial site in Polynesia—a five-year archaeological restoration project was completed in 1996. Then drive to the Rano Kau volcano to view the giant caldera, its sprawling floor dotted with lakes. The ceremonial village of Orongo, dedicated to the fascinating "birdman" cult was built on the rim of this crater and you may explore the old houses and rock walls carved with hundreds of petroglyphs.
After breakfast disembark the Caledonian Sky and enjoy a short tour before heading to the airport for your afternoon flight to Santiago; connecting with flights to the USA.
Arrive in the USA in the morning and connect with your flights homeward.
Accommodations in hotels and on board as outlined in the itinerary; all onboard meals and all group meals on land, including soft drinks, beer, and wine with lunch and dinner; arrival and departure transfers on group dates; services of the expedition staff, including lectures, briefings, slide/film shows; all group activities and excursions; gift certificates for recommended expedition gear; taxes; entrance fees; landing and port fees; all gratuities; comprehensive pre-departure packet; $25,000 of medical expense coverage and $100,000 in emergency evacuation insurance.*
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*Emergency Medical & Evacuation Insurance:
Emergency medical coverage to a maximum benefit per paying passenger of $25,000 is included in the cost of this expedition, as well as evacuation coverage to a maximum benefit per paying passenger of $100,000. Insurance is underwritten by National Union Fire Insurance Company of Pittsburgh, PA. The policy will contain reductions, limitations, exclusions and termination provisions. All coverages may not be available in all states. Please note this coverage does not cover you against trip cancellation or for additional days of travel prior to and/or after the expedition trip dates. ExpeditionTrips strongly advises all clients to purchase travel insurance which includes trip cancellation and interruption coverage for the entire duration of your trip.
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KATMANDU, Nepal (AP) — Nepal's major political parties have agreed to form an interim government under the Supreme court chief justice and then hold fresh elections in June.
Narayan Kaji Shrestha of the Unified Communist Party of Nepal Maoist says the agreement was reached in a meeting late Monday. Another meeting at which the agreement is expected to be formally signed is scheduled for Tuesday.
Nepal has been without a fully functioning government and parliament since last May. Prime Minister Baburam Bhattarai has been running a caretaker government.
The government has been unable to hold elections, with opposition parties wanting Bhattarai's removal before a vote is held. The parties proposed the chief justice to head the interim government that would conduct the elections.
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Lamb chops with mint, rosemary and Blanche de Chambly, accompanied by homemade tzatziki
Preparation: 20 minutes (excluding time for marinade)
Cooking time: 10-12 minutes
4 servings
- 8 lamb chops
- 1 bunch of fresh mint
- 3 fresh rosemary branches
- 1 bottle of Blanche de Chambly (750 ml)
- 3 tablespoons salted herbs from Bas-du-Fleuve region
- 1 finely chopped garlic clove
- 3 tablespoons olive oil
- Freshly ground pepper
Tzatziki sauce:
- 7 tablespoons plain yogurt
- 2 tablespons chopped mint
- 2 tablespoons chopped parsley
- 1 finely chopped garlic clove
- 1/4 cup peeled seedless cucumber, finely chopped
- 6 tablespoons of bread crumbs
- 2 tablespoons fresh parsley
- 2 tablespoons fresh mint
- 1 tablespoon dried italian herbs
Preparation :
- Place lamb chops in a large airtight container.
- Chop mint loosely and pound with back of knife to release the aromas.
- In a large bowl, gently mix Blanche de Chambly, fresh mint, garlic and salted herbs from the Bas-du-Fleuve region (be careful: the beer will foam when it comes in contact with the salted herbs from Bas-du-Fleuve!)
- Pour the mix on the chops.
- Split rosemary branches in half, pound with back of knife and place on top of the meat.
- Pour a generous dash of olive oil and pepper generously.
- Close the airtight container and shake it to blend together.
- Place in refrigerator for 24 hours.
- Heat BBQ at medium-high temperature. Prepare crust mix.
- Drain the chops and coat them generously with the bread crumbs mix.
- Heat on the BBQ (make sure to check the meat often!) The oil in the mix could burn the chops.
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- Serve this meal with the homemade tzatziki sauce and your favorite side dish.
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AS A JUNIOR IN 2010: Named to NSCAA/Performance Subaru Division II All-America First Team, All-NCAA Tournament Team and All-CCAA First Team ... Started in 24 of the 25 matches in which she appeared, posting 15 shutouts and a 0.63 goals against average ... Had the lowest goals against average and most shutouts in the CCAA ... Notched a career-high nine saves at Cal State San Bernardino in a 1-0 win on October 24 ... Posted four consecutive shutouts in the NCAA Tournament between November 13 and December 2, all 1-0 victories by the Tritons ... Helped UCSD to five consecutive shutouts between October 17 and October 31 ... Provided the final line of defense for a team that surrendered the least amount of goals (16) and had the lowest goals against average (0.62) in the CCAA ... Gave up multiple goals in just four matches ... Finished third and fourth in the CCAA with a .826 save percentage and 76 saves, respectively.
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Hutch also enjoys reading and film production. He became interested in movie and documentary production while covering stars like James Belushi and Michael Caine back in the early 90s where he noticed that what was going on behind the scenes on the movie sets was as interesting as the acting. Below, you can see him on a movie set with James Belushi (star of TV's "According to Jim"). Scroll down a bit to go flying with Hutch in a four-minute video. (He does know how to relax: he lives in a log cabin on a mountain.)
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