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Served on top of pasta or rice, Chicken Marsala is an Italian-inspired dish made with Marsala – an Italian wine from the Sicily region, and mushrooms. Slow-Cooker Chicken Marsala only takes ten minutes to prep, and your slow-cooker does the rest of the work. If you're entertaining, or looking for a go-to weeknight meal – this Slow-Cooker Chicken Marsala is just the ticket.
When making chicken in a slow-cooker, remove poultry skin and excess fat before cooking to reduce fat in the finished dish.
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Using a slow-cooker at high altitude can be tricky. At high altitudes, longer cooking times are necessary for most foods, especially meats. To shorten meat cooking time, try the High setting instead of the Low setting.
Marsala wine is from the Marsala region near Sicily in Italy, commonly used in cooking. It comes in both sweet and dry variations but we recommend using the sweet version of Marsala as the dry makes this dish too acidic.
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If you are diagnosed with HIV, your physical health is not the only issue you have to deal with. Along with the physical illness are mental health conditions that may come up, such as depression and anxiety. Mental health refers to the overall well-being of a person, including a person's mood, emotions, and behavior.
Many people are surprised when they learn that they have been infected with HIV. Some people feel overwhelmed by the changes that they will need to make in their lives. It is normal to have strong reactions when you find out you are HIV positive, including feelings such as fear, anger, and a sense of being overwhelmed. Often people feel helpless, sad, and anxious about the illness.
Some things to keep in mind about your feelings:
There are many things you can do to deal with the emotional aspects of having HIV. What follows are some of the most common feelings associated with a diagnosis of HIV and suggestions on how to cope with these feelings. You may experience some, all, or none of these feelings, and you may experience them at different times.
People who find out that they are HIV positive often deal with the news by denying that it is true. You may believe that the HIV test was not accurate or that there was a mix-up with the result, even after confirmatory testing shows that it is a true positive. This is a natural and normal first reaction.
At first, this denial may even be helpful, because it can give you time to get used to the idea of infection. However, if not dealt with, denial can be dangerous; you may fail to take certain precautions or reach out for the necessary help and medical support.
It is important that you talk out your feelings with your doctor, a therapist, or someone you trust. It is important to do this so that you can begin to receive the care and support you need.
Anger is another common and natural feeling related to being diagnosed with HIV. Many people are upset about how they got the virus or angry that they didn't know they had the virus.
Ways to deal with feelings of anger include the following:
It is also normal to feel sad when you learn you have HIV. If, over time, you find that the sadness doesn't go away or is getting worse, talk with your doctor or someone else you trust. You may be depressed.
Symptoms of depression can include the following, especially if they last for more than 2 weeks:
To deal with these symptoms, you may want to:
If your mood swings or depression get very severe, or if you ever think about suicide, call your doctor right away. Your doctor can help you.
Finding the right treatment for depression takes time; so does recovery. If you think you may be depressed, don't lose hope. Instead, talk to your health care provider and seek help for depression.
Fear and anxiety may be caused by not knowing what to expect after you've been diagnosed with HIV, or by not knowing how others will treat you if they find out you have HIV. You also may be afraid of telling people--friends, family members, and others--that you are HIV positive.
Fear can make your heart beat faster or make it hard for you to sleep. Anxiety also can make you feel nervous or agitated. Fear and anxiety might make you sweat, feel dizzy, or feel short of breath.
Ways to control your feelings of fear and anxiety include the following:
If you are HIV infected, you and your loved ones constantly have to deal with stress. Stress is unique and personal to each of us. When stress does occur, it is important to recognize the fact and deal with it. Some ways to handle stress are discussed below. As you gain more understanding about how stress affects you, you will come up with your own ideas for coping with stress.
HIV/AIDS and some medications for treating HIV may affect your brain. When HIV itself infects the brain, it can cause a condition known as AIDS Dementia Complex (ADC). Symptoms can include the following:
If you think you may have ADC:
It is completely normal to have an emotional reaction upon learning that you are infected with HIV, such as anxiety, anger, or depression. These feelings do not last forever. As noted above, there are many things that you can do to help take care of your emotional needs. Here are just a few ideas:
There are many kinds of support groups that provide a place where you can talk about your feelings, help others, and get the latest information about HIV/AIDS. Check with your health care provider for a listing of local support groups.
More specific ways to care for your emotional well-being include various forms of therapy and medication. Used alone or in combination, these may be helpful in dealing with the feelings you are experiencing. Therapy can help you better express your feelings and find ways to cope with your emotions. Medicines that may be able to help with anxiety and depression are also available.
You should always talk with your doctor about your options. There are many ways to care for your emotional health, but treatments must be carefully chosen by your physician based on your specific circumstances and needs.
The most important thing to remember is that you are not alone; there are support systems in place to help you, including doctors, psychiatrists, family members, friends, support groups, and other services.
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Designer Tidbits: Denyse Schmidt
The Fat Quarter Shop is excited to welcome Denyse Schmidt to the Jolly Jabber. Denyse's very popular fabric collection Flea Market Fancy has been re-released for Free Spirit Fabrics.
Q: What was the first seed that grew into the Flea Market Fancy collection?
A: My designs are inspired by old quilts like the ones I reinterpreted for my new book, Modern Quilts, Traditional Inspiration, and the fabulous fabrics in the antique and vintage quilts I collect. One of my first Couture quilts, Drunk Love in a Log Cabin, inspired the color palette for Flea Market Fancy.
Q: If your collection had a soundtrack what would be on the list?
A: Old Time, Hillbilly & Roots Blues music would be my soundtrack. People are always surprised to discover that I used to play a fiddle, banjo-ukulele, and several other instruments that I wish I had more time for today.
Q: What single print/SKU in the collection is your favorite?
A: The Posie print in brown is my favorite. I designed it after having a difficult time finding warm brown prints that were not too frou-frou.
Q: What is your favorite project you have made using this collection?
A: This Western Shirt for my good friend Richard:
Q: If this collection had a scent to it, what would it be?
A: Apple Butter Cake – yum!
Q: Can you give us a sneak-peek of your next fabric collection?
A: My next collection, Chicopee, is inspired by my school years in Central Massachusetts and extraordinary amounts of television (my favorites were The Brady Bunch, Mary Tyler Moore, The Partridge Family, and re-runs of The Monkees). Evocative of 1970's Americana, Chicopee features a bright and warm palette, Push-Pop orange and raspberry with Relish green and turquoise, that is both of-the-moment and nostalgic. Chicopee has me longing for back-to-school sewing.
Q: If you had a mascot, what animal would it be?
A: A squirrel, since my mascot would need to be fast, agile and curious.
Q: Who is your favorite celebrity?
A: Dame Maggie Smith
Q: If we were making a movie about your life, who would you want to play you?
A: Meryl Streep
Q: Who is your favorite designer not including yourself?
A: Josef Frank
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Labels: Designer Tidbits, Free Spirit Fabrics, Guest Quilting Writers
6 comments:
- Kim's Crafty Apple said...
LOVE the wonky squares quilt! Stunning!
- April 21, 2012 at 1:23 PM
- Gale, Ky quilter said...
Loved the info on Denyse. I think we are close to the same age. Love, love, love her fabric.
- April 21, 2012 at 4:53 PM
- Jo said...
Denyse creates such beautiful fabric with every line she makes! I can't wait till this one hits the shops. I love the name since when I was a child I spentloads of time in Greenfield, Mass. I remember seeing the signs for Chicopee.
- April 21, 2012 at 10:56 PM
- Modern Male Homemaker said...
This line is amazing! It's vintage, modern and gender neutral all in one! Definitely on my shortlist to purchase.
- April 22, 2012 at 11:30 AM
- Judith Blinkenberg said...
Thank you for this interview. Denyse has become a favorite of mine since her fabric has been more available. I look forward to all her fabric lines.
- April 22, 2012 at 11:49 AM
- Nancy said...
I'm so excited!! I just signed up for a class with Denyse...in KC...in October...and just order a FQ bundle of FMF...
- April 22, 2012 at 12:43 PM


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text: blog postsIllinois MBA Students Ring in New Year in Hyderabad, IndiaJan 1, 2011 9:45 am by Brian PreciousShare on FacebookTweetEmailImagesOur trip began on Tuesday, December 28, 2010 with a city tour. With over 6.3 million residents, Hyderabad is India's 6th largest city, and is known as one of its technology hubs. In addition to IT, many biotech and pharmaceutical companies have set up shop in Hyderabad. Geographically, the city sits at the crossroads of north and south India, resulting in the blending of many religions, languages and cultures. While walking through the streets of Hyderabad, we heard at least 4 languages (Telugu, Urdu, English and Hindi). During our tour, we visited Golconda, a 13th century fort, and Charminar, the most famous mosque and monument in the city. Around Charminar, we had the chance to shop in the open markets around the center of the city. On Wednesday, we began the educational part of our trip at the Indian School of Business (ISB). Barely ten years old, ISB is already considered one of the top business schools in the world. While touring the beautiful campus, we learned ISB is completely self-funded, receiving no financial assistance from either the state or federal government. ISB conducts research in areas vital for the development of India's economy, including entrepreneurship, global logistics, emerging markets and change leadership. 30% of the professors are permanent, while the other 70% visit from top universities to teach classes and conduct research. After the campus tour, we spent the day learning about the Indian Economy and Financial System from Professor Rajesh Chakrabarti. To set the stage for what was a very interesting lecture, Professor Chakrabarti provided us with a brief overview of modern Indian history. After 200 years of British rule, India gained its independence in 1947. From 1947 to the early 90's, India modeled its economy after Russia's, focusing on the creation of a large, state-controlled economy. After the collapse of the former Soviet Union in 1991, India underwent a series of economic reforms known as liberalization. India shifted away from central planning towards free market economic principles. As a result of the reforms, India's GDP has grown 8-10% each year since liberalization. Professor Chakrabarti then walked us through a high-level overview of India's financial system. He noted many positives, including a stable banking system and vibrant financial markets, but noted some challenges to continued growth, including poor credit infrastructure (India does not have credit monitoring services, which it makes it difficult to safely loan money to individuals), an overly-bureaucratic regulatory system and an ineffective court system which makes the enforcement of contracts difficult. Thursday's lectures focused on emerging sectors in the Indian economy. Currently the world's 11th largest economy, India has been growing rapidly, but faces three major challenges to continued growth; education, health care and infrastructure. Researchers at ISB believe by 2025, there could be up to 500 million Indians denied access to education due to capacity constraints in the public school system. This has led to a debate on whether or not to allow for-profit schools in India. Currently, for-profit educational institutions are illegal, but many believe allowing the private sector to build and operate schools is necessary to provide access for all students. Some believe India will soon become the largest market in the world for education. However, before that can become a reality, India's infrastructure needs further development. In order for continued growth, India needs clean water, reliable power, more airports, efficient roads and public transportation systems for its largest cities. To meet these needs, the Indian government has been exploring PPP's or public-private partnerships. In a typical PPP agreement, the government provides land to developers, who build and operate large-scale projects like airports, freeways and bridges for a given period of time. The government then assumes ownership of the asset after the developer has recouped the capital invested in the projects. PPP's have lead to new airports in Hyderabad and Delhi as well as a 32-lane freeway around Delhi. India has aggressive plans to continue the modernization of its infrastructure. Over $500B in new projects are slated for completion within the next ten years. On Friday, we had the opportunity to visit one of India's most successful companies, Infosys. Infosys began in 1981 with 7 people and $250 of working capital. Today, the IT giant employs over 100,000 people, and earned $4.68B in revenue last year. It was also the first Indian company to be listed on the NASDAQ. In Hyderabad, Infosys has a beautiful campus which sits on 250 acres and employs 12,000 people. With 61% of their business coming from US companies, Infosys felt the effects of the US recession, but our guide noted they are looking to replace the lost revenue by satisfying increasing demand from Indian companies. So far, it's been a wonderful visit. After resting up over the weekend, we'll spend next week studying rural marketing (both in the classroom and by visiting a rural village) and touring other software and biotech companies. While this trip is winding down, other Illinois MBA students are getting ready to visit Berlin, Germany next week, and Sao Paulo, Brazil over spring break in March. Stay tuned for more updates as our students travel the world.stats1,302 Views 1 Comment additional actions Add Comment


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As part of its Late Thursday series, the Princeton University Art Museum will present "Yoga: Finals Edition" at 6 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 9, in the museum. Co-sponsored with Lululemon Athletica, the event will engage participants in an exploration of the healing benefits of yoga. Bring your own mat or borrow one at the door.


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Most of the coaches who have faced the Dolphins this season insisted they had neither the time nor interest to watch the Hard Knocks series that offered an in-depth look at the teams training camp.
Cincinnatis Marvin Lewis, on the other hand, watched and learned.
Lewis spoke this week of paying special attention to cornerback Sean Smith, analyzing HBOs video of Smiths work on the practice field to show his own defensive backs.
He has great leverage, great length, he can run, hes not afraid, so he has all the qualities of being a great cornerback in the NFL, said Lewis, whose club hosts Miami on Sunday.
Youve got to have a short memory; youve got to go out there and have ice in your veins, and he seems to play like that. He was one of the guys we really liked when he came out in the draft.
A second-round pick by Miami in 2009, Smith (6-foot-3, 218 pounds) took a back seat for most of his first three seasons to Vontae Davis, the Dolphins first-rounder the same year. But Davis trade to Indianapolis in August left Smith with the responsibility of often lining up against an opponents top receiver.
He received accolades for doing just that last week. After telling secondary coach Lou Anarumo he wanted to match up with Arizonas Larry Fitzgerald, Smith held the six-time Pro Bowler to eight catches for 64 yards while coming down with two interceptions.
I saw something Sunday I liked, said Sam Madison, arguably the best corner in Dolphins history, having totaled 31 interceptions from 1997 through 2005. I saw Sean attacking the ball at its highest point, which as a 6-3 corner means hell get it every time when he goes up against guys like Wes Welker (New England), Stevie Johnson (Buffalo) and Santonio Holmes (New York Jets).
Thats why you look for bigger corners, to do those types of things.
Its a good bet that Smith will get another challenge Sunday in second-year wideout A.J. Green, who made the Pro Bowl as a rookie and leads the AFC in receptions with 27. Green said what Smith did last week impressed him.
If you want to be a great corner, a lock-down corner, you have to go against the best. Anyone who asks for that challenge has to have high expectations of himself, Green said. (Smith) is a long guy, real physical, something like the (Seattle) Seahawks corners.
Thats a tip of the hat in itself. Three members of Seattles secondary made the Pro Bowl last year, including 6-4 corner Brandon Browner.
Until Smith came along, the tallest cornerback in Dolphins history was 6-foot-2 Curtis Johnson, who played from 1970 through 78. Madison said he expects big corners to be a trend in light of the rules that limit contact with a receiver.
With the NFL being so pass-happy now, you cant sit back in zone, you have to play press (man-to-man) coverage, he said. So, if youve got some big cornerbacks out there who can get their hands on wide receivers, it throws off (their) timing and allows your front seven time to get pressure on the quarterback.


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Especially with Heisey struggling and not himself after being hurt
Especially with Heisey struggling and not himself after being hurt
Heisey is the only guy on the club who goes 0-5 and sits for a couple of days. What is our record in games that he starts?
wow what has the world come to. ppl love to over react. a baseball season is really really long most people in the mlb are not joey votto. most ppl will struggle.
I laughed when I logged on this morning and saw this thread!!! Just a month or so ago EVERYONE was calling for Valdez to be DFA'ed....he has had a few good games now and Maker wants more of him. I've never really had a big problem with Valdez, he can play multiple positions in a pinch. You gotta give Dusty SOME credit for giving him some consistant AB's, when he was needed to replace Stubbs/Heisey he has produced. Plus you gotta give Valdez some credit for stepping up.
Hi-C didn't seem right last night. Swing seemed a little off, yet he was hustling down the line. He was hitting good when he got hurt. Something isn't right with him.
I'm not a fan of benching someone when they're hot. Valdez should of been in the lineup. He was hitting well in the 2 spot.
Valdez has earned some more playing time IMO (with our current roster condition and state of affairs generally)
"Valdez is horrible, I can't believe he's starting in CF for the Reds."
"Dusty's a moron for starting Valdez."
"This guy has three innings playing time at CF ever."
ONE WEEK LATER: Valdez Rocks! More playing time! I love Wilson so much I'm gonna dye my little goatee blonde and join a boyband.
"I'd walk through hell in a gasoline suit to play baseball." - Pete Rose
Valdez does deserve some playing time due to his recent play but to say he needs to start more that is a
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I have never ripped on Valdez since hes been a Red. I was one of the few who always knew he could produce because he did it with the Phillies and has had a solid overall career
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"Emotional Management and Your Business Success" will be discussed during the Binghamton University Small Business Development Center's Women Business Owners (WBO) Roundtable from 7:30 to 9:30 a.m. Friday, June 29, at the Binghamton Regency on Water Street in downtown Binghamton.
Pat Burki, who has been building her Mary Kay organization for over 24 years, will explore ways to create harmony in both professional and personal lives. Participants will also larn skills such as emotional management and ways to increase business success.
Burki, a popular WBO speaker, attends leadership training each year and has twice led her Mary Kay group to annual sales of over $300,000.
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Some interesting info from NY ComicCon.
Topps' Star Wars Illustrated trading card set--a series based on the Star Wars: A New Hope radio drama--launches this November and thanks to the team at Topps we have a first look at some of the premium sketch cards inserted into random packs. We've also confirmed that Topps will wrap up the original trilogy 3D widevision card series with a [COLOR=blue !important][COLOR=blue !important]Return [COLOR=blue !important]of [/COLOR][COLOR=blue !important]the [/COLOR][COLOR=blue !important]Jedi[/COLOR][/COLOR][/COLOR] set offered as an online exclusive sometime next year. Click the thumbnails above for a [COLOR=blue !important][COLOR=blue !important]closer [COLOR=blue !important]look[/COLOR][/COLOR][/COLOR] at their display.
The link has a few pix of the new set.
The ROTJ 3D set should've came out this year, for the 30th anniversary, IMO. It's a pleasant surprise to get.


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So far so good. But that's 10 pages into it. I think it will be awesome though.
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The Hope College men's tennis team has received All-Academic honors for the 11th time in the last 12 years from the Intercollegiate Tennis Association (ITA). To qualify for the award, the team needed to maintain a minimum cumulative grade point average of 3.20. Coach Steve Gorno's team had a 3.351 GPA.
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These small potato cups (each one is half a russet potato) are a great choice if you're short on oven space. The potatoes can be baked and stuffed one day ahead and chilled, then warmed in the oven for 20 minutes while the turkey rests before carving.
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I've been making versions of twice-baked potatoes for years, but this was great. I got fabulous reviews!!!!! and I agree, the shallots make these show stoppers
I have been making these for years and they are wonderful. Be sure to use large baking potatoes and do not wrap them in foil (the skins get soft and collapse when getting the insides out). There is what looks like a twice-baked sweet potato pictured also on the plate. Where is the recipe for this?
This is absolutely delicious as written and works for all kinds of cheese (I have used goat, blue, sharp cheddar, etc.). The shallots are wonderful but onions work as well. I have also added crumbled applewood smoked bacon. They freeze well. Decadent but the perfect fancy side dish on holidays.
Use any cheese you want (within reason) and sub as you like (within reason), my son asks for these all the time, and they are even good the next day. A little decadent, a little caloric, but sooooo good. The carmelized shallots are a brilliant touch.
This is our fifth (!) Christmas making these and they still rock. Over the years we have made substitutions... we cut the havarti in half and add in some cheddar. Also add some melted butter into the filling as well as salt, pepper, and some paprika instead of the cayenne. Delicious!
This recipe is one I have made over and over. I prefer a sharper cheese, so the only change I made was using Gruyere instead of Havarti.
I thought these were good. I used the Havarti and thought it was a good balance, however seeing all the comments on others using cheddar instead has got me considering other cheeses. I think a nice smoked gouda could be amazing, but cheddar in my mind, isn't the best match with shallot.
Made this for Christmas dinner along side my rib roast. Instead of adding the cayenne pepper, I added a couple of heads of roasted garlic. It really enhanced the final potato flavor. Agreed about the shallots. the crispy bits really make the recipe, but don't over cook them when caramelizing as they continue to cook in the oven when baking the second time! I also used the left over potato for hash browns the next morning and they were awesome!
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A bleak expressionist fable centered on a murderous bookkeeper symbolically named Zero. Even when you throw in sexual repression, religious zealotry, a trip to Heaven, and enough dissonance to sate Stephen Sondheim, that doesn't sound like the stuff of song and dance. But co-librettist Jason Loewith felt sure that Elmer Rice's 1923 landmark The Adding Machine could be reconfigured as Adding Machine: A Musical. He convinced composer and co-lyricist Joshua Schmidt. And the two of them convinced Chicago and New York, in which towns it picked up a passel of trophies. Hey, count me in.
As staged with musical ferocity and grim stylishness by SpeakEasy Stage Company (at the BCA's Calderwood Pavilion through April 10), Adding Machine: A Musical is surprisingly faithful to Rice's 87-year-old indictment of mechanized modern life. Like the original, the show tells the nihilistic tale of Mr. Zero, who spends his days adding figures in a nameless office and snapping at the secretary whose tenderness he's too timid to return. At night, he goes home to a shrewish wife who treats him like the loser he is. When Zero's 25 years of coghood in the corporate machine are met not with a promotion but with replacement by the contraption of the title, the pink-slipped bean counter goes temporarily berserk and stabs the boss. Courtroom drama, prison drama, and a constricted gambol in the Elysian Fields ensue before Zero is introduced to the "biggest machine of all," a cosmic gizmo that retreads souls and sends them back for another turn on the treadmill of life.
Schmidt ingeniously echoes Rice's automatism in music that is itself mathematic and mechanical, filled with counterpoint, agitated staccato, and motifs that repeat like Zero's numbing daily routine or the numbers in his head. This is discordant, sophisticated stuff accompanied only by piano, percussion, and synthesizer (ably conducted by music director Steven Bergman). And it takes accomplished singers to render it in its jangling, hypnotic complexity. Here you know from the rendering by a disembodied chorus of "Prologue: In Numbers" that you're in good hands — or larynxes.
As Mr. Zero, Brendan McNab is as vocally formidable as his surly-milquetoast character is unworthy. Amelia Broome takes Mrs. Zero's harsh screed of an opening number and injects some sad beauty into it before turning on a dime to stridency. At the other end of the gamut is Liz Hayes, a delightful surprise as Zero's romantic road not taken, the liltingly dubbed Daisy Dorothea Devore. Hayes applies an unornamented soprano to the score's few instances of melodic relief and a Tyne Daly–esque brusqueness to her wistful character, who follows our up-tight antihero into the Beyond.
The strangest role (played in 1923 by Edward G. Robinson) is that of Shrdlu, a religiously deranged matricide whom Zero meets first on death row and then in the afterlife, where Shrdlu is driven mad by encountering not hellfire but license. John Bambery imbues this nutcase with a discomforting charisma and displays his musical chops on the Church-inspired "The Gospel According to Shrdlu." As Zero's dismissive Boss, Sean McGuirk is serpentine capitalism personified. And as for a chorus made up of Leigh Barrett, David Krinitt, Cheryl McMahon, and Bob De Vivo — that's not a chorus, it's a whole spare cast.
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|Maybe you can't be inside the stadium for the game (prices are pretty high after all), but at least here you're just a stone's throw from the action. Decorated with enough artifacts to make Red Sox Nation feel like they're in Yankee Universe, this Bronx-based bar has been family owned since 1923. If anything, knowing that it was frequented by legendary greats like Lou Gehrig and Babe Ruth makes it worth visiting at least once.
|Other suggestions: Stan's Sports Bar, Farrell's
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|With a view of Citi Field from the front windows, this Mets-endorsing Queens restaurant and bar (attached to the LaGuardia Holiday Inn) is a great place to gather for the game and celebrate — or commiserate, depending on the outcome. Here fans of the Amazin's can wash down jumbo-sized plates of Italian red sauce fare with dirt-cheap drinks.
Other suggestions: Roosevelt Sports Bar
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|Dallas is a city that certainly doesn't want for sports bars, but this favorite local dive draws (mostly college-age) Rangers fans for its laid-back vibe, and that other key ingredient: cheap pitchers.
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|Located beneath the bleachers in Fenway Park's center field, this fan-welcoming spot more or less eliminates the need for flat-screens since it offers a windowed view of the outfield. It's probably about as close as one could hope to get to the Green Monster without having to buy a ticket.
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|Cubs fans looking for more of an atypical sports bar experience (maybe you want a glass of wine instead of beer) pack in to this cool spot next to Wrigley Field. Better yet, you can enjoy the summer sun as you take in the game on their rooftop bar and beer garden.
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|Phillies pride rages on game day at this well-known and highly acclaimed local sports bar located near the stadium. And in terms of iconic baseball memorabilia it's definitely got the competition beat — inside are some original seats from the team's old home, Veteran's Stadium. (Devotees swear by the top-notch bar food and beer menu too.)
Other suggestions: McFadden's Ballpark, The Grey Lodge
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|What gives this bar the edge over others catering to fans of the Halos? How about this: For those who have tickets to the game and need a pre- and post-game spot, Throwbacks has its own bus to shuttle customers to and from the game. And even if you couldn't score a seat to watch the team in-person, the bar has a wall of TVs displaying the action (not to mention a cool, geeky beer list).
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|On game days, Dodger spirit is alive and well at this popular Santa Monica sports bar. (Perhaps this place is the reason why fans are late to the game and is where they're headed to after the 7th inning.) This place is definitely more dressed-up than your typical dive, and fans can come here to munch on above-average bites (including Dodger Dogs) as they cheer their team on.
|Other suggestions: Barney's Beanery, The Short Stop
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|Formerly owned by famed Cardinals shortstop Ozzie Smith, this sleek restaurant and bar is decked out in team memorabilia. With five big screens and 45 19-inch TVs in-house, you won't miss a single play if you're catching the game here.
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I've been pricing my board with itead... 2x2.5" My board isn't exactly 10cm x 10cm dimensions. So I'd have to use ITead's Small Batch 10x10cm order option... 50pcs, Red, 1.6mm, Lead Free HASL, 100% etest = $155 = $3.10 per boardshipping? .... who knows... 3 weeks?Using my other supplier, PCBCart... 2x2.5"50pcs, Red, 1.6mm, Lead Free HASL, 100% etest = $130.47 = $1.63 per board <---- and this already includes a $48.97 one-time tooling charge!Turnaround time... 8 days. If I re-order 50pcs of the same boards again, iTead will cost me another $155 again.Reordering from PCBCart the same board, will cost $48.97
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I had the morning free yesterday and spent it scouting the Stillwater river. From all the conversations with other anglers the run should be imminent. The fish are reported to be ripe and staged in the Stillwater basin.
Unfortunately there is little water flowing in the river, and fishing the stretch from the singing bridge to the mouth I did not see a redd or a fish. Many spots had only 3 -5" of water flowing through them. Rains are needed to be allow the fish upstream to spawn.
There is a beaver dam located between the singing bridge and the first downstream bend that will stop the upstream migration. This dam has backed up enough water that it probably affects the level that the USGS stream gage at the bridge reports. Two other partially breached dams are in the general area, but if the water comes up 6-12 " fish should be able to get past them. Given the dams and being soaked from yesterday mornings rain I did not scout upstream of the singing bridge.
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Some thoughts on Avago Technologies, the semiconductor maker that just reported earnings:
Avago Technologies (AVGO) shares are up 4.5% to $38.21 in recent trading. Important to know, from D. A. Davidson Analyst Thomas Diffely: Avago's revenue breakdown as follows. Wireless communications (45% of revenue), Industrial and Automotive (24% of revenue) and Wired Infrastructure (31% of revenue).
The latest quarter produced print results above consensus thanks to slightly higher revenue and lower taxes, bolstered by 14% growth in wired infrastructure business. But wireless communications grew at 3%, below guidance offered in the last quarter. Overall, guidance for the October quarter was above consensus. Lipacis writes he has two concerns consistent with "late innings" of the semiconductor cycle that mean staying on the sidelines:
"1) Profitability – For the OctQ, we model year-over-year revenue growth of 18% but EPS growth of only 7%; 2) We think 18% quarter-over-quarter organic growth in 'wired and industrial' translates to high risk of an inventory build and correction in the coming quarters. … AVGO's outlook for the October quarter implies year-over-year growth of 18% on the top line but only 7% year-over-year growth at the earnings-per-share line. … Our $42 price target is based on forward P/E multiple of 12x for our calendar year 2014 base case pro-forma EPS of $3.49. The stock has traded on average forward P/E of 9x-21x since it went public in August 2009. Downside risks are: 1) Loss of Power Amp or Filter Designs at Apple (AAPL), 2) gross margin of wireless segment could decline as pricing pressure intensifies, 3) large acquisition risk."
Canaccord Genuity Analyst T. Michael Walkley, with fellow researchers Matthew D. Ramsay and Siddharth Sinha, has a Buy rating on Avago, raised their price target to $45. That is based on shares trading at roughly 13x to 14x their fiscal 2014 pro-forma earnings per share estimate of $3.30.
An excerpt from Canaccord's report:
"Wireless sales increased only 3% sequentially or below management's high-single digit sequential growth guidance, but this is consistent with our analyses indicating softer high-tier smartphone sales trends during Q3/F13. Avago management guided to a 12-15% quarter-over-quarter sales increase for Q4/F13 driven by solid Q/Q growth in the Wireless and Wired Infrastructure divisions. Management anticipates mid-teens percent quarter-over-quarter growth in the Wireless division due to sales ramping into new smartphone programs at both Apple and Samsung Electronics (005930KS), as Avago is benefitting from increased content share in high-end LTE smartphones."
From Davidson's Diffely and associate Michael Engellant, who have a Neutral rating on the stock. They raised their 12-18 month price target to $41 from $39, based on a multiple of 13x their fiscal 2014 earnings-per-share estimate of $3.15, up from $2.80:
"Given the double-digit wireless guide, we believe the iPhone ramp has begun and that there is further upside potential from Samsung builds in Q4. While we continue to believe Avago will incrementally improve upon its strong level of content at Apple, our longer term view continues to strengthen; its foothold in advanced filtering positions it to be a clear high-end RF share gainer as a global roll out of LTE builds momentum over the next few years."


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A group of charities and corporate sponsors is urging Americans to make the Tuesday after Thanksgiving a day of giving to those in need.
It's called #GivingTuesday, and organizers say it's gaining momentum as the holiday shopping season approaches.
"We have two days that are good for the economy. Here is a new day that is good for the soul," said Henry Timms, deputy executive director of strategy, innovation and content of 92nd Street Y in New York City, where the idea was hatched.
#GivingTuesday is a consumer movement, much like the big post-Thanksgiving shopping days, and organizers say it's up to people to make it a success. The goal is to drive donations of time, money or services to charities with the same enthusiasm that shoppers have on Black Friday.


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Seattle hosted a night of Muay Thai fights this past Friday night. The top of the card featured a trio of San Jose-based fighters. Two of those fighters were from AKA. Also of note, the card featured a fighter trained by UFC veteran Ivan Salaverry. The rest of the card featured local area fighters as well as a couple from Canada.
In the main event, Chris McMillan of Arashi Do Martial Arts out of Calgary, Canada defeated AKA fighter Aleksander Numoski with a spectacular head kick in the first round. Numoski got up but when the ref asked him to walk toward him, he wobbled toward him. A good stoppage.
It was a mix of tradition and the contemporary as several of the fighters performed ceremonial dances before the fight and thai music played during the fight while hip hop dominated the soundtrack for entrances and in between rounds.
The organization for the fights could have been better as the fights were delayed about a half hour for some unknown reason. Also, media had to wait in the will call line with everyone else before getting in.
Results after the break.
Miqueko Johnson (South Sound MMA, Tacoma, WA) def. Andrey Dyfort (Warrior Camp, Spokane, WA) via Unanimous Decision.
Paul Hage (Ivan Salaverry MMA, Seattle, WA) def. Andrew Mellor (United Source Muay Thai, Kirkland, WA) via Unanimous Decision.
Chris Hartman (Element 5 Fitness, Kirkland, WA) def. Sam Schmidt (USMAA, Bellingham, WA) via first round KO.
Emmanual Carter (South Sound MMA, Tacoma, WA) def. Andrew Bunton (Lotus Martial Arts, Spokane, WA) via Unanimous Decision.
Chanan Bunchaidung (Saohin Srisuk Muay Thai, Seattle, WA) def. Kieran Mueller (Canada's Best, Victoria, British Columbia) via Unanimous Decision.
Erik Luna (AKA, San Jose, CA) def. Deamont Johnson (Saohin Srisuk Muay Thai, Seattle, WA) via first round KO.
Sonny Singh (Rudy Ott, San Jose, CA) def. Taki Uluilakepa (MABJJ, Tacoma, WA) via Unanimous Decision.
Chris McMillan (Arashi Do, Calgary, Canada) def. Aleksander Numoski (AKA, San Jose)
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Reality Check: Scott Walker Ad Targets Neumann On Transportation Vote
WISC-TV Analysis Found Many Wisconsin Reps Supported Bill
MADISON, Wis. - Our "We the People Fact Finder" reports continue with a look at a widely discussed attack ad Scott Walker is running against Mark Neumann. The candidates are facing off for the Republican gubernatorial primary.
Walker is trying to cast doubt on Neumann's budget hawk persona by citing one vote during his congressional tenure.
"In 1998, Congressman Neumann voted for one of the largest transportation bills in history, a bill that contained $9 billion in pork barrel spending," the ad says.
WISC-TV's analysis found that Neumann did vote for the bill, and that it was loaded with earmarks. Neumann has said he voted for the bill because it contained a provision that guaranteed gas tax money would be spent on roads.
The ad accurately asserts the bill included Alaska's "bridge to nowhere" funding, as well as for a road in Canada.
According to our "We the People" partners at Wisconsin Public Television, the Canadian road money included a $19 million agreement between the United States and Canadian governments to pave the only road connecting upper Alaska to it's capital. Canada contributed 75 percent of the cost for the road, which carries U.S. traffic 80 percent of the time.
"You know who else voted for that $9 billion in pork barrel spending? Uh, huh, Nancy Pelosi," the add goes on to say.
WISC-TV's analysis found this needs clarification. About half of Wisconsin's congressional delegation and the overwhelming majority of Congress also voted in favor of the transportation bill. That includes U.S. Rep. Tom Petri, R-Wis., who has endorsed Walker. The state's four Republican and five Democratic congressional representatives split on the bill. Another notable vote against the bill was from then-U.S. Rep. Tom Barrett, Walker's would-be opponent in the general gubernatorial election.
Walker has said he did like a provision of the bill that allowed federal money to be used on roads instead of public transit projects in Milwaukee, an issue that may have convinced many of the Wisconsin lawmakers to vote for it as well.
According to news reports at the time, Petri inserted this provision, which was widely supported by Republicans, including then-state legislator Walker, who sent a letter supporting the provision to the governor. Some Democrats, including Barrett, blasted Petri's provision as a "back-room move preventing public debate."
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Description ADULT BREEDING Has maroon plumage overall with metallic green sheen on back and wing coverts. Bill is brownish yellow, face is dark and has narrow white line framing eye, running from base of bill. Legs are dull reddish yellow. ADULT NONBREEDING Less colorful, with pale streaks on head and neck. JUVENILE Recalls nonbreeding adult, but is browner overall.
Dimensions Length: 22-25" (56-64 cm); Wngspn: 3' 1" (94 cm)
Habitat Locally fairly common resident of coastal marshes and wetlands from Texas to South Caro_lina; breeding range extends north to New England in summer.
Observation Tips Easy to see.
Range Southeast, New England, Mid-Atlantic, Plains, Florida, Great Lakes, Eastern Canada
Voice Mostly silent, but nesting birds utter grunting calls.
Discussion Long-legged waterbird with long neck, bulbous head, and long, downcurved bill. Plumage looks colorful in good light. Feeds by probing for aquatic invertebrates. In flight, neck and head are held outstretched, with legs trailing. Sexes are similar.


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I picked up those DCU figures Manta, Aquaman, and Harley. Left Superman for now, but I'm sure I'll get him eventually.
I also took the sole IM Mark I... and you know what? Kinda crappy. I looked at the figure & the cardback & saw ball-hinge elbows & knees, and didn't look carefully... because of the way it's sculpted, the elbows have about as much range of movement as ROTS Chewie's, only the arms are straighter. The waist only turns a little bit due to the sculpting of the backplate, but I guess he doesn't need to swivel very much at the waist anyway. The knees don't bend much, but enough for a couple poses. If you turn 'em 90 degrees they bend more, which basically means you can prop one foot up on the other knee for a 'casual talk-show-interview' pose for Iron Man. I'm now thinking I should've just grabbed Iron Monger or the Mark II instead! (only 1 of each as well, BTW).
No new SW there. PLENTY of room for a couple TFU cases if they get 'em in. Only Buzzers and w1 packs on Joe pegs.
Side note: Hasbro is really bizarre with head-sculpts on packaging. Prototype IM's Tony-head on the actual toy looks like RDJ, but kinda 'plain', not a very detailed sculpt. The one on the cardback is more detailed but not as good a likeness. On their Spec Spidey toys, pretty much EVERY figure's head is wildly different on the cardback, not matching Cheeks' designs at all. Those, at least, don't make any sense whatsoever.


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Delores "Sug" Harlow Aldridge, 71 of Sanders died Sept. 13, 2008, at her residence.
Funeral services were held Sept. 16, 2008, with the Rev. Joel Santos officiating. Burial was in Worthville Cemetery.
Mrs. Aldridge was born March 22, 1937, in Carroll County to the late Bennie and Maggie Allen Harlow.
She was a homemaker and a member of the Worthville Christian Church. She attended school in Carroll County.
John "Nobe" Mahoney, 82, of Worthville, died September 24, 2008, at the Carroll County Hospital.
Born August 24, 1926, in Henry County, he was the son of the late Alford and Ola Miller Mahoney and was preceded in death by his siblings, George, Charles E., Lloyd B. and Mildred Mahoney and Aileen Lee. He was also preceded by his son, Billy Rae Mahoney. Nobe was a farmer and a member of Mt. Zion Baptist Church.
Irma Scheuermann, 86, of Cincinnati, died Friday, September 26, 2008, at Mount Washington Care Center.
Born October 12, 1921, she was the daughter of the late Theodore and Doretta Helligrath. She was preceded in death by her husband, Albert Scheuermann; a daughter, Patsy Bodley; a son, Robert Bodley; and a brother, Harold Helligrath.
She was the mother of Doretta (John) Ferguson of Cincinnati, Debbie (Ed) Ashcraft of Owenton, Donna Hill of Cincinnati, and Nelson Bodley of Glendale, Ariz. She is also survived by 13 grandchildren and 18 great-grandchildren.
Ama C. Wright, 85, of Corinth, died September 18, 2008, at St. Luke Hospital West in Florence. She was a homemaker and a member of New Columbus Baptist Church. She was the widow of Joseph H. Wright who passed away in 2000.
She is survived by two sons, William L. Wright and Bruce C. Wright, both of Corinth; two sisters, Helen Osborne of Owenton, and Louise Gordon of Wheatley; one brother, James Mason of Crittenden; six grandchildren; and give great-grandchildren.
Davis C. Griffith, 62, of Sadieville, died Sept. 14, 2008, at his residence. He was a supervisor for MPW Industrial Services of Georgetown. He was a Marine Corps veteran of the Vietnam War and a Kentucky Colonel.
He was preceded in death by his wife, Phyllis Marie Griffith, in 1994; and two daughters, Phyllis Marie Angel Griffith and Anita Ann Griffith, both in 1991.
Roberta Robards Stamper, 77, died September 23, 2008, at St. Joseph Hospice.
Born December 8, 1930, in Mercer County, she was the daughter of the late Hilary Cegale Goodlett and Ruby Nichols. Roberta was an operator for AT&T, the office manager for Owenton Express, and a member of Mt. Pleasant Baptist Church.
David C. Burton, 82, of Corinth, died Sept. 15, 2008, at St. Elizabeth Medical Center, South in Edgewood. He was a retired machinist for Conoco Phillips in Williamstown and a farmer. He was a member of New Columbus United Methodist Church and a World War II Army veteran.
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How to Make the Most of your Study Abroad Experience
Part 2 of "Another Kind of Green": 15 helpful tips from our editorial intern on how to prepare for and make the most of your time studying abroad.
"Once in a while when it's good, it'll feel like it should." In John Mayer's Song "Stop this Train", Mayer compares life to a train that's moving too fast, wanting it to stop. He acknowledges that every now and again there comes a time when everything's grooving. If you tuned into my previous post, part 1 of "Another Kind of Green", then you already know that while studying abroad everything "feels like it should." The experience is extremely amazing and provides great value to college students. It is the most rewarding, gratifying, adventurous, and beneficial "educational" step I've ever taken in my life. Studying abroad requires careful planning before and during the trip. Taking the right steps to prepare for studying abroad will ease your transition and reduce the culture shock of integrating into a new environment and culture. It can also ensure a good fit between yourself and the educational institution, and even more importantly the country. By keeping in mind the following tips for the before and during parts of your journey, you will be able to maximize your experience and keep on riding that train.


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Novation D-Station
The D-Station is mostly a cosmetic update to the Drum Station v2, so that it will match up nicely with Novation's A-Station Bass Synth module. So, just like the Drum Station, the D-Station brings all the famous sounds of the TR-909 and TR-808 drum machines via mix of Analog Sound Modeling and sampled voices. On-board controls similar to the classic TR machines provide knobs for individual drum sound level, tune, attack and a few others to tweak the sounds in real-time.
Compared to the Drum Station that came before it, the D-Station has a few enhancements, namely 8-note polyphony from the former's 5-notes. Besides a new look, the front panel features more robust and tactile rotary knobs. While the D-Station still seems to be pretty slim on memory - only 40 patches - there are only 12 sounds in the thing, so 40 patches is usually more than enough for designing drum kits with your own custom tweaked sounds. You have total MIDI control of drum parameters and the rotary controls transmit MIDI controller data. These can be recorded into a sequencer and then played back to the D-Station which responds by re-creating the changes in real-time. The only on-board effects are Distortion and Front cut editing of the attack portion of drum sounds.
Like the Drum and Bass Station before it, the D-Station further connects this modern day drum synth to the TR machines of yesterday by including a DIN Sync output. The D-Station converts MIDI Clock data into a Din Sync control pulse which will allow any compatible unit (TB303, TR808, TR909 for example) to run in synchronization with your MIDI equipment. If you want more than just samples of the 808 or 909; if you want truly tweakable and analog sounding replicas, you can never go wrong with the Drum Station, or in this case, the new D-Station.
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- Demos & Media
Manual - Download the original owner's manual from SoundProgramming.net.
- Specifications
- Polyphony - 8 notes
- Oscillators - Digital Analog Sound Modeling of authentic TR-808 and TR-909 drum sounds (available simultaneously)
- Modeled Sounds - Bass, Snare, Tom Toms, Hi Hat, Cymbals (TR808), Congas
- Sampled Sounds - Rimshot, HandClap, Cowbell, Cymbals (TR909), Maracas, Claves
- Outputs - Stereo Left/Right +6 Individual Outputs & Headphone
- Effects - Front Cut, Pan and Distortion on most sounds
- Keyboard - none
- Memory - 40 Total - 25 Factory/15 User
- Control - MIDI IN/OUT/THRU + DIN Sync Trigger Output (24 ppqn)
- Date Produced - 2002
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OK, so we have this new feature where there are thumbs up and down on the discussion page ("Was this useful?"). Maybe I'm missing it, but it seems the data don't go anywhere--you can't see if a particular user gets a lot of thumbs up/down, and you can't track a discussion based on vote counts.
I think it's interesting information, and minimally:
- Each user's profile should include their total votes up/down, if not links to pages where votes were cast (I mean votes cast by OTHER users for that user -- yes, a popularity contest)
- A modified "hotness" meter that includes up/down votes as part of whether the topic is being discussed
- Perhaps prizes for getting up votes (rather than total number of posts) -- or better yet, categories like "most helpful", "most knowledgeable", "most X-rated imagination", etc.
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The thumbs up/down count is part of the "Ben's Cred" rating, visible on a member's profile page as linked from the front page deals and discussions, not from the phpBB forum links, with a top users list displayed (and linked to a larger list) on the right side of the homepage.
Currently this count includes half the # of posts a person has made, +/- the thumbs up/down count.
Often people don't give good (or bad) posts a thumbs rating, and there is already a "Good Deal" button on all the deals listed that members can use, so it probably wouldn't serve any purpose to track discussions based on votes when there is already the hotness meter and "Most Discussed Deals" panel on the homepage.
Prizes are something being considered, along with weighting for time periods so it isn't just total # of posts or total thumbs rating. Categories might be interesting, though with the major site front page layout change these things are still trailing behind in development.
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Ah! I wondered why the "cred" rating was so close to half the total number of posts! Is that explained on the Top Users page (I have flash and a lot of javascript turned off, so I miss things!)? Maybe you can include a brief description on the page of how it's computed.
I agree there isn't much reason to add the thumbs ratings to "Discussion" indexes, but I still suspect it's highly useful data, and to only reserve it for the Cred score (and actually, slip it in kind of transparently) makes it fairly unimportant (look at the Top list and you'll see total count swamps the thumbs' contribution).
Other than time spent formatting/coding, any reason for not including the total up/down (or a Top list for the votes) on each user's profile page? I think it offers information distinct from number of posts, and it would be neat to see it alongside.
Thanks for the quick response!
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That is something to consider, though with any change some will like it, some won't, and some will think "too much information", liking a minimalized page for everything.
Previously we had an IE8 bug and a layout adjustment period most site change comments were focused on. Possibly with these things behind us we'll get more comments about other things including the points you mentioned.
Also, to have your comments on these things be more visible you can post them in the site new design topic here:
This topic is also linked from the homepage in blue text "share your feedback" right above the "Deals You Might've Missed" panel on the right side of the page.
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The new "tech only" selection is a step in the right direction, but the settings are still not saved as cookie or with my profile, as far as I can tell. ????
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The new "tech only" selection is a step in the right direction, but the settings are still not saved as cookie or with my profile, as far as I can tell. ????
Hi TumB0. Can you elaborate about exactly what you're trying to set up and save so we can try to replicate the problem? Please include info about what browser and version # of it. LInking to screen shots of what you're trying to save but is lost might help too.
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Request a transcript of grades from the school(s) where you earned them, and find out if the new school will accept any of the credits in transfer. School catalogs and counselors in the admissions office can provide this information. The college you hope to attend will send you a written transfer credit evaluation form, indicating the specific courses that will transfer. Information is also available from Minnesota Transfer, a statewide guide on transferring prior credits.
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Like most of the women who worked at the Radium Dial Company in Ottawa, Ill., Catherine Donohue's life glowed with promise and pride. In the 1920s, when most people were struggling and many women couldn't work, she and 1,000 other women made good wages painting clock faces. But when many of the workers begin to get sick, they start to question the safety of the job they have been asked to do.
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Joining McGrath and Sugar Ray for the cruise is an all-star lineup that includes popular bands such as Smash Mouth, Gin Blossoms, Cracker, Spin Doctors, Vertical Horizon, the Verve Pipe, and Marcy Playground, along with special acoustic performances by Ed Roland of Collective Soul and Ed Kowalczyk of Live.
Of course, I solemnly promise to do everything in my extremely limited power to somehow get on this cruise without paying for it.
A brief anecdote: I am a liar; I constantly lie to my friends and loved ones for my own amusement (and occasionally theirs, I hope). Therefore, it wasn't a huge surprise that my long-suffering girlfriend thought I was making the whole thing up when I told her about this cruise — it's exactly the sort of ridiculous thing I'd lie about, and come on, Spin Doctors? You've gotta be kidding me. But to prove it was for real, I showed her the official cruise website. She still thought I was making it up. She thought I actually registered the domain "markmcgrathandfriendscruise.com" and made an entire fake website just to fuck with her.
But as rock cruises go, this is actually one of the better — and cheaper — ones. For example, you could also book passage on the fifth (!) NEW KIDS ON THE BLOCK CRUISE, which boasts the most defeated marketing copy in theme-cruise history. Behold, the actual opening text crawl of the NKOTB Cruise promo video: "After years of success/failure is always inevitable/nothing good lasts forever and every party must end/but AGAINST ALL ODDS . . . /OUR PARTY CONTINUES!" And stay tuned for the 2014 NKOTB Death Is Certain Tour, and the NKOTB Your Parents Are Getting Divorced New Year's Eve Bash. Head to nkotb.com/cruise for all the deets; prices for passage aboard the USS Inevitable Failure start at $899.
Or you could rock out with your hosts Sister Hazel on the ROCK BOAT XIII (charmingly branded as "lucky XIII" by the ominously fate-tempting Rock Boat website). Over a dozen acts are booked, including, uh, Sister Hazel, Scars on 45, a bunch of shit I've never heard of . . . and hippie-swaying dork-rock legends Rusted Root! Listed last on the artists page, perhaps evidence of a last-minute cancellation, is "24 Hour Soft Serve," which sounds way better than all of the above bands combined. Visit therockboat.com to book your trip; a double-occupancy room will run you $850, which is actually a bargain if you eat more than $850 worth of late-night ice cream.
Bad news: the 70,000TONS OF METAL cruise will already be at sea by the time you read this. This year's version of the legendary hard-rock voyage includes Helloween, Kreator, Lacuna Coil, and Lizzy Borden.
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I am thankful that each of these people chose to tell their story. SO thankful. I am drawn to stories. True stories. Biographies, autobiographies, historical sketches, blogs, I want to read them all. To me, this is the stuff of life.
In Shauna Niequist's book, "Bittersweet," she writes this, "There are myths that we tend to believe about our stories: the first is that they're about us; they don't matter. But they're not only about us, and they matter more than ever right now. When we, any of us who have been transformed by Christ, tell our own stories, we're telling the story of who God is... My life is not a story about me. And your life is not a story about you. My life is a story about who God is and what he does in a human heart."
Let's be brave and tell His story about our lives - about what He has brought us through and what He is walking with us in today and where He seems to be leading us. And let's not be quick to judge when others share their stories. There are things to learn about God and what He is doing in the world bound up inside each and every person we meet - my bus driver, the woman I pass in the city each day holding a cardboard sign, your son's swim team coach, the mail carrier, my neighbor, the telemarketer. Perhaps if we saw each other that way, if we saw ourselves that way, we'd approach each other with a bit more grace and dignity, and we'd dive deeper into the the greatest story ever told.


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This was the scene at Onalaska High School in December after a 15-year-old freshman student brought a 9 millimeter handgun and ammunition to school.
"It was a poor choice on the part of the student," said John Burnett, Onalaska School District Superintendent. "It wasn't a student who brought a weapon to school with the thought of harming anybody. It fell more in the category of show and tell."105408
The result of the student's decision to bring the weapon to school was expulsion, but not because the Onalaska School District has a zero tolerance policy.
"We have never been a zero tolerance school district for the very simple reason that we don't deal with a lot of these," said Burnett. "But everyone that we've dealt with has unique circumstances, unique situations in terms of what happened."
The Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction has recently started encouraging districts to treat problem behavior exactly how the Onalaska School District does... on a case-by-case basis. That's because expulsion rates in the state of Wisconsin were skyrocketing just three years ago.
Take a look at these numbers. In 1992-1993, approximately 400 students were expelled statewide. In 2007-2008, 1,400 students were expelled from Wisconsin Public School districts. That is a 350% increase.
The philosophy of zero tolerance for student behavior had lead to the large increase in expulsions. As a result of a number of studies that have proven this philosophy ineffective, many school districts and school boards have changed their policies on discipline. As a result, across the nation districts are implementing something called PBIS.
"PBIS stands for Positive Behavioral Intervention Support," said Jac Lyga, Irving Pertzsch Elementary School principal. "So, it's a program that kind of encompasses talking about behavior with children and staff and parents and kind of just teaching about behavior."
The Onalaska School District started implementing the program this year at the middle school and all three elementary schools including Irving Pertzsch.
"Some of us went to a training to learn about the PBIS frame work and what that meant," said Lyga. "And then we learned a lot of structures you could do. They gave you some options and then you individualized it to your school."
At Irving Pertzsch, they kicked off the school year by introducing students to a set of rules for every area of the school, from the hallway to the lunchroom, so that everyone knows the expectations.
"The hope is that we're going to minimize disruptions in the classroom as much as possible to maximize the learning that the students are going to get," said Lyga. "More time learning if there's less time with any kind of behavioral disruption."
And if all students are learning the hope is that all students will graduate.
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Milled a piece of wood I've been air drying for a while. It's some of the Crepe Myrtle I picked up from a neighbor's yard waste pile (posted as "Raw Materials" a while back). Built this slate/glass pot with a Cedar striker. Decided to call her "Myrtle" !
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