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Serena serves up fashion labelSerena Williams is set to launch her own fashion range.
The tennis champion, who has spent three years studying for a fashion degree, says she wants to have a career outside of tennis and has launched her own label, Aneres.
She said: "I'm not going to be able to play tennis forever. I love fashion and I'm deadly serious about it. I've been doing sketches since I was eight years old.
"I have designed an outfit for Miss New Jersey to wear at this year's Miss America awards. She's going to be wearing my dress on the red carpet."
Meanwhile, Serena forgot her lines when she auditioned for the 'Get Shorty' sequel, 'Be Cool'.
The sexy sportswoman was in line for a small part alongside John Travolta and Uma Thurman but mucked up her audition.
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And the sound design profoundly influenced Steven Price's eerie score as well. "We worked very closely so that we weren't trying to do battle, Freemantle adds. "He used vibrations as well in place of percussion and we used filtered stuff, radio signals sometimes. We did it in a scientific way. Sometimes we would underscore the music with some subsonic base that you don't actually hear but you feel. The dynamics between the two makes it more exciting."
Price says the music needed to have an expanded role in keeping with sounds coming through vibrations. And Cuaron wanted to express sounds through tonal means as well as through music, so the sound became part of the composing process. The director also insisted that there be no percussion.
"The early cues were the hardest and took the longest time," Price suggests. "How do you compose an action score when all of the conventions of action scoring have been removed and there's no sound to compete with? We did a lot of experimentation with getting that intensity and trying to get the pacing right so you're with her all the way. There's a lot of layering in the score with the idea that it's immersive.
"The 'Debris' cue is the first time you get that and you hear all sorts of things that we recorded separately, and lots of elements I wrote to fly around you and to nudge you into her head almost. We blurred organic and electronic instrumentation so a lot of the sounds start out organically: glass harmonica, pipe organ, and textures that derive from breathing or low voices.
"But everything was processed after recording, including the orchestral elements, which could be moved around throughout the surround speakers. I might record one line and then another so they could follow the movement of the characters. For instance, as Sandra falls, the string line would fall with her and it might meet something that was coming in. It was all designed around the choreography of the characters."
For co-editor Mark Sanger (who previously served as VFX editor on Cuaron's "Children of Men"), his impact began early. He joined the project in pre-production four years ago, helping the director build on his initial vision. They had a complete cut of the movie in animation 18 months before Bullock and George Clooney arrived, which they screened for Warner Bros., with temp sound and music, and Sanger and his assistant, Tanya Clark, standing in for the two stars.
The camera was rarely locked to any spatial plane so it was a challenge to make the cuts work within the right geography. But the cyclical process with Cuaron and Framestore, the VFX company, allowed for changes in blocking that inevitably occurred. Sanger spent hours or days re-editing the rest of the scene to achieve the proper balance, continuity, and rhythm.
"It's not often that the editor gets to work collaboratively with all of the other guys at the very beginning of the design process in pushing the film along," Sanger admits. "For me, it was very exciting because there were decisions that we were making early on that would obviously change the script. We were all working together to get the best possible movie long before we were ever going to shoot it.
"Once we could see how the structure of the film was coming about, then there came a point for several months where it was more of a technical process. And editorial decisions at that stage had financial implications. As an editor, you're used to dealing with financial implications in post-production where you've got visual effects shots and figuring out how many you can use within a given sequence.
"But we were having conversations about how we were going to shoot it, and whether it was physically possible for us to deliver the actors' performances within the confines of the shots we were putting together. And so it was a unique situation, but then there came a point after about 18 months when the actors arrived and it blossomed into a creative process. And those were the times when you got a burst of enthusiasm after working on a cut with a lot of featureless previs for so long."
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Storming into Norman: Notre Dame – Oklahoma Preview
As I'm sure you already know the Notre Dame Fighting Irish are heading to Norman, Oklahoma to take on the Sooners. In this trip to Norman the Fighting Irish have something major to play for. That something is a shot at a National Title! I want to remind you that in the season preview for the Irish I had them 7-0 going into this game, don't believe me check this link. I know a lot of that was love for the Irish but now I look like a modern day Nostradamus. This is without a doubt the stiffest test this Irish team will have faced. It's not ND's fault that the Big Ten as a whole has been a pretty major disappointment. The Irish have beaten over hyped Purdue, Michigan State, and Michigan. They've also beaten a bad Navy team, a rebuilding Miami, and had nail biters with Stanford and BYU.
This is the measuring stick game for Brian Kelly, not just for his team but for him as a coach. The history of 3rd year coaches at ND and winning National Titles is a pretty nice list, and I'm 100% sure Coach Kelly would love to notch his name next to Rockne, Ara, and Lou. Coach Kelly had explosive offenses at previous stops at Central Michigan and Cincinnati. This version of Coach Kelly's offense is still searching for it's QB and neither Tommy Rees or Everett Golson has shown the ability to grab the job and not let go. If Golson the Red-shirt Freshman is going to take a strangle hold on the job why not pick Saturday night under the bright lights of Norman to do so? I have wanted Golson to have a huge game since week 1 but he has seemed to be determined to take 2 steps forward and 3 steps back. As well as he played at MSU is as poor as he played at home against Michigan. If Golson wants a chance to continue to start beyond this season he better start making plays and not turning it over. Lets not forget Gunner Kiel is on the bench and Top 100 dual threat recruit Malike Zaire is on his way.
The Sooners are led by Landry Jones and his 26th ranked passing game and 5th in scoring offense. Jones is no doubt the best QB the Irish will have faced to this point and in turn the ND front 7 is the best Boomer Sooner will have faced. This is shaping up to being an old fashioned great offense vs great defense. Jones however isn't going to make you pay with his legs if a play breaks down. Landry doesn't have a positive rushing play all season! Jones who has been playing his position better then almost anybody in the country as of late is brimming with swagger. However as we've seen in the past if he is sacked/pressured early he can get happy feet and start forcing bad throws and turnovers usually follow. If the front 7 gets after Landry early and often it will bode well for the young Irish secondary. However, if Jones can sit back and survey the field like a young Bryson Raney he will pick the Irish secondary apart and we will be in for a long, long day!
The Sooner Defense has been playing lights out as of late too. If the Irish can't run the ball and set up some play action it can be expected that the Irish D will be leaned on to try and win another one for Kelly and company.
Player to Watch:
Blake Bell: Backup QB on paper but really he is a distant love child of Jerome Bettis and William "Refrigerator" Perry. He is almost an ATM inside the 5 yard line. That's an "automatic touchdown maker." Oklahoma is the #2 ranked red zone offense, while ND is the #2 ranked red zone defense. So inside the scoring area you imagine the nastiness that will be going on among the fronts of both teams. This could be an old fashioned slug fest, especially inside the 20′s.
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I've been right when picking the Irish games thus far and I know this is the toughest team to date. That being said I foresee the Irish rolling into Norman and playing another tough game. This game won't be a beautifully written poem, it will be like a ROUGH draft. It will be rough because both teams are going to slam into each other time after time, after time.
With 1:24 to go in the ball game and Notre Dame trailing 17-12 after 4 Kyle Brindza FG's and 2 Golson picks the embattled QB will take the Irish down the field and facing 4th down from the Oklahoma 13 yard line Golson will scramble and get outside of the Sooner containment. As the clock continues to tick down Golson will dive head first at the goal line and as the cloud of dust settles in Norman, Everett will be laying with the nose of the ball over the goal line and giving the Irish a 19-17 win in Norman and sending College Football's Media into a full on frenzy and the bandwagon will continue to add new members!!! Get your seat early though, it's starting to fill up!
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Alex Calderwood, a self-described "cultural engineer" who helped start Rudy's barbershops and Seattle's Ace Hotel, and then took his trendsetting aesthetic worldwide, has died. He was 47.
A spokesman said Mr. Calderwood died Thursday in London, where he had recently opened another of his Ace Hotels. The spokesman declined to specify the cause of death or comment further Saturday.
"It's just too early to talk about it," said the spokesman, Ryan Bukstein. "We're all in mourning."
In the Seattle area, where Mr. Calderwood grew up and started his career, colleagues recalled him as an influential force in the nightlife scene.
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Together with partners like Wade Weigel and Linda Derschang, he worked on several of the city's most hip businesses in the 1990s.
"Alex was an amazing connector," said Derschang, a restaurant and bar owner. "He knew people from so many different worlds. He loved introducing his different friends and supporting them in their endeavors. He was very generous in that way."
Mr. Calderwood, born in Denver in 1966, grew up on the Eastside. The son of a contractor and a newspaper columnist, he skipped college and became a party promoter and vintage-clothing seller, according to accounts he gave of his career.
Amit Shah remembers hiring a young Mr. Calderwood, just out of high school, to manage a clothing store called International News. The employee worked his way up to marketing director of the company.
"He saw what you could do with material that nobody else wanted," using material from a Boeing surplus store to create fixtures, desks and other parts of a showroom, Shah said.
"He always had a desire to come up with something new that gave consumers value for their money," Shah said. "He was an entrepreneur and knew how to entertain, but more than that, he was always willing to talk about what the new thing was. He knew how to get to folks in their 20s and 30s."
Dave Meinert, a Seattle music promoter and nightlife-business owner, said Mr. Calderwood "brought a really cool style and design aesthetic to everything" he did in promoting music.
Style shone through in his personal life, too. He was an aficionado of graphic designers such as Lou Dorfsman and Milton Glaser and was often photographed in jeans, T-shirts and Converse sneakers, of which he even helped design a pair.
Mr. Calderwood's career took a sharp turn after a lunch with Weigel in 1992, when the pair decided to risk $12,000 to open a rock 'n' roll-themed hair salon.
Rudy's was an instant success, profitable in its first year of operation. It now has eight locations in the Seattle area and nine more in Portland, Los Angeles and New York, according to its website.
Early in his career, Mr. Calderwood told an interviewer, "I'm just a barber and a tattoo pimp."
But he wanted to be more.
In 1998, he teamed up with another Rudy's partner, Jared Harler, to start the Capitol Hill dance club ARO.space. The club quickly became one of the most popular in Seattle.
Mr. Calderwood's next project was even more ambitious.
He again joined with Weigel, who by then had worked to start the Baltic Room, with Derschang, and Bimbo's on Capitol Hill.
Mr. Calderwood and Weigel turned to Belltown, converting a rooming house at First and Wall into what Mr. Calderwood called a "whole new hotel idea."
The Ace Hotel — so named because the card is "the high and the low card in the deck," and "we employ that high and low principle in our hotel models," Mr. Calderwood said — recalled European hostels and bed-and-breakfast inns.
Mr. Calderwood was adamant the Ace's vibe should convey Belltown's gritty history in the face of Seattle's gentrification by high-tech wealth. It opened in 1999 with stark white walls, low beds and cube-shaped lights.
Room art was done by Shepard Fairey, later renowned for his Barack Obama posters.
The then-pioneering blend of reclaimed furniture and touches like street art, turntables in rooms and low prices — $65 for a room with a shared bathroom — became Mr. Calderwood's signature, and was widely imitated.
Mr. Calderwood and Weigel brought in two more partners, and the chain spread to Portland, then New York, Palm Springs, Calif., and London.
More are scheduled to open in Panama and Los Angeles.
The people who frequented the Ace Hotel in New York, according to The New York Times, thought of it as their club, a place "whose aesthetics and business model are redefining the overlapping worlds of drinking, dining, sleeping and shopping."
Others, however, derided the hotels as a prepackaged pastiche of counterculture.
As the chain grew, Mr. Calderwood and his partners separated.
One of them, architect Jack Barron, said disagreements were not helped by Mr. Calderwood's drinking. But Mr. Calderwood said in a 2011 New York Times interview that he had been sober for five months after treatment in a rehabilitation facility.
"You get to a certain age, and you get to a certain point, where you realize this is just, like, dragging me down," he said. "It's not fun anymore. I'm not enjoying it."
News of Mr. Calderwood's death surprised friends and colleagues, they said Saturday.
"Everyone is pretty stunned and shocked," Meinert said.
Mr. Calderwood is survived by his parents, Thomas and Kathleen Calderwood of Seattle; two sisters, Donna Roberts and Tahnee Ferry; and a brother, Tim Calderwood.
Information from The New York Times and from The Seattle Times archives is included in this report. Brian M. Rosenthal: 206-464-3195 or email@example.com. On Twitter @brianmrosenthal


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Spencer, IA (KICD)–The Dvergsten Childcare Center at the Spencer YMCA has a new coordinator in charge.
Gretchen Hutson tells KICD News she was a special education teacher for 20 years in Missouri and had been moving around with her husband for his job until the settled in the area. She was the 3-year-old lead teacher for several years at the Y and served as assistant director for the past 6 months.
Hutson says they are hoping to be a part of the Child and Adult Care Food Program by October.
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Issue-oriented PC game ICED (I Can End Deportation) continues to attract negative attention from anti-immigration activists.
The well-known Minuteman Civil Defence Corp (MCDC) has now turned it attention to ICED, which was launched on February 18th by human rights organization Breakthrough. In a solicitation on the Special Guests website, a trio of Minuteman officials are offering themselves as potential guests for talk radio programs.
Minuteman founder Chris Simcox, national executive director Al Garza and VP Carmen Mercer seem eager to criticize ICED, which their Special Guests posting describes as an "illegal alien video game which teaches kids contempt for U.S. immigration laws:"
National Executive Director, Al Garza, not only sees a problem with violence in video games in general but sees this video game as a "deliberate attempt to manipulate the minds of children to believe it is ok to reject the rule of law," he says. U.S. Immigration authorities object to the video game because it is their view that it "trivializes" a very important issue.
An Associated Press video report describes some of the controversy surrounding ICED. Although we were unable to get a comment from Breakthrough president Mallika Dutt in time for this article, she has defended her group's game against criticism in the past:
ICED… is a video game about the lack of due process in the immigration system as it applies to legal permanent residents, asylum seekers and people who are here on valid visas – it's not about illegal immigrants – as anyone who's actually bothered to play the game would quickly realize.
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Glu CEO: It's easier to compete with established franchises in mobile
Glu Mobile (NASDAQ:GLUU) CEO Niccolo de Masi acknowledged that it's very difficult to create a franchise in the mobile gaming space on the scale of Rovio Entertainment's Angry Birds. However, he said the sheer volume of new mobile games coupled with the fickle tastes of mobile gamers makes it easier for new mobile gaming titles to compete with established brand names.
"The half-life of mobile games is the shortest of any entertainment medium," de Masi said during the Bank of America Merrill Lynch Global Technology Conference, pointing out that music and movies are enjoyed for years, and sometimes decades, while console games for the likes of the Xbox and PlayStation have a lifecycle of 1-2 years. However, de Masi said that in the mobile gaming space there are 30,000-40,000 different games released each year, which makes it much harder to create a lasting franchise like Angry Birds in mobile.
"There are very few games, other than maybe Angry Birds, that have built a sustainable franchise value," he said.
On the reverse: "It's a lot easier to compete with an established brand" in mobile, de Masi said, explaining that mobile users generally move from one mobile game to another relatively quickly, mainly due to the fact that most mobile games are free to play. De Masi said that mobile gamers' variable tastes create openings for new mobile gaming titles and companies.
Along those lines, de Masi said Glu, later this year, will release new games under its Deer Hunter and Frontline Commando franchises. He said the company hopes these games will generate significant revenues through new features including asynchronous player-versus-player capabilities.
"We're excited by that," de Masi said.
De Masi's comments are notable considering Glu several years ago focused a significant portion of its business on purchasing the rights to high-profile franchises and then making games based on those franchises. In recent years, however, the company has focused on creating its own intellectual property, and currently is pushing games the company itself created.
Glu's strategy flies against the strategy taken by some other mobile gaming companies. For example, mobile game maker Gameloft recently released games featuring Spider-Man and Iron Man, though Gameloft also makes its own titles.
In a wide ranging discussion about Glu's business, de Masi also said that close to half of Glu's revenues now come from tablets, which he said represents a growth area for a company that previously focused on mobile games for feature phones but today primarily focuses on mobile games for smartphones.
In the first quarter Glu reported revenue of $19.1 million, down slightly from the $21.5 million it earned in the year-ago quarter. Glue's net loss was $5.5 million in the quarter, a slight improvement from the $6.8 million loss in the year-ago quarter.
In its non-GAAP smartphone revenue reporting, Glu said that iOS games generated 63 percent of its revenues in the first quarter, while Android generated 28 percent. Further, the company said that in-app purchases accounted for 73 percent of revenues, non-incented ads accounted for 9 percent of revenues and offers and incented ads accounted for 7 percent of revenues (with the remaining revenues falling under the "premium" category).
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WASHINGTON – For some, frying the Thanksgiving turkey is a family tradition. But every year families lose their homes and sometimes loved ones due to fires caused by deep fat fryers.
Just like other potentially dangerous household appliances like generators, deep fat fryers cause more than $15 million in property damage every year, according to the National Fire Protection Association. The NFPA also says hot oil splatter from cooking the bird can cause serious burns.
One-third of fryer fires start in a garage or patio, but there are simple steps to take to avoid common fire hazards.
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Two experiments are reported in which groups of three friends socialised around their own photos. The photos were of two types, depicting events where all three had been present, permitting reminiscing, and events where only the photographer had been present, permitting storytelling. In Experiment 1 the seating arrangement was manipulated so that the two audience members sat either behind or around the photographer. It was hypothesised that the former would lower levels of peripheral awareness within the groups, resulting in a more formal conversation and a poorer recreational experience. In Experiment 2, control over the photos was manipulated so that either only the photographer had access to a remote control (single control) or all three group members did (distributed control). It was hypothesised that distributed control would result in less formal conversations and a better recreational experience. In both experiments the hypotheses were supported: patterns of social interaction were significantly affected by the manipulation of awareness during storytelling, and by the manipulation of control during reminiscing. Additionally, the two manipulations were found to affect ratings of enjoyment and fun, respectively. The results are interpreted in terms of a causative model of unfolding and recounted behaviour.
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May 24, 2016
-- Valdosta, Ga. -- October 31, 2012 --
If death is knocking on your door, this flight gives you a fighting chance. South Georgia Medical Center Paramedic Rob Mason said "our biggest enemy when dealing with the critically injured or ill is time."
In an effort to cut down on that time South Georgia Medical Center has just completed work on its new helipad which is only a few seconds from the emergency room. That's a lot shorter than what people used to have to go through.
Last year more than 80 patients were transported in a helicopter just like this one. The only difference is they had to leave from the airport. Meaning it took an additional hour for the ride.
Mason went on to say "an hour can be the difference between life and death."
Saving lives was the most important variable for those involved in the helipads creation.
SGMC's Chief Planning Officer said "I've had family members that have had to be transported by helicopter and if something were to happen to one of my children or one of my family members and they needed that service I certainly would want it to be available to them."
Construction of the helipad took just a couple months, but the idea was first brought up back in 2007. SGMC paid about $225,000 for it.
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text: 000 FXUS63 KICT 250231 AFDICT Area Forecast Discussion National Weather Service Wichita KS 931 PM CDT TUE MAY 24 2016 .MESOSCALE DISCUSSION... Issued at 931 PM CDT Tue May 24 2016 Strong moisture transport on the increasing low level jet continues to maintain rather impressive instability at or above 2000 j/kg across central Kansas. While latest RAP and NAM take much of the convection across central Kansas to the north of Wichita, latest trends in satellite and radar would support potential for convection further south into the metro toward midnight. While severe risk will continue for the next few hours with more of a forward/east movement on convection to the north of Wichita, an increasing risk for heavy rainfall and flooding may will become a concern as far south as Wichita with some tendency for back-building/training of convection on the southern edge of the development. KED && .SYNOPSIS... Issued at 311 PM CDT Tue May 24 2016 Water vapor imagery still shows the main upper energy back over the desert southwest with a weak impulse now lifting over western CO into NW NM. At the surface, there are a number of outflow/gravity waves south and southwest of our forecast area. The more robust one stretches from nw of KOKC to near KGCK with a more subtle one extending from KEND to near KDDC. A storm have developed on the boundary over north central OK and is now diving southeast. && .SHORT TERM...(This evening through Friday night) Issued at 311 PM CDT Tue May 24 2016 Confidence is high that surface based storms will develop near the intersection of the dryline and outflow after 4pm which will be over SW KS/OK panhandle. This activity will slowly migrate east this evening and may grow upscale as 850-700mb theta-e advection ramps up. How far east surface based storms make it and where additional elevated convection form is very uncertain. It`s not out of the question that the surface based storms die off as they approach western flank of forecast area as elevated storms develop near or north of I-70 later. For now, the general theme of higher severe chances generally west of I-135 looks good for tonight, with low confidence in how far east the more robust convection makes it. Weak upper energy will track of the central/northern Rockies for Wed and will push the better moisture east, generally east of I-135. The big question for storms Wed afternoon/evening will be whether there will be enough surface convergence to get storms to develop as the dryline washes out and becomes much less defined. While the better surface convergence remains down in OK Wed, will linger some small pops in case a storm or two can develop Wed afternoon/early evening. If a storm can develop, it would quickly become severe with greater than 3,500J/KG of CAPE. The main vort lobe looks to lift out across the Plains for the Thu-Fri time period. By 00z Fri this feature will be over southern CO/northern NM and by 00z Sat will be out over western KS. This should allow for better areal coverage for storms late Thu afternoon/evening. At this time thinking that the dryline will setup just west of our forecast area Thu, generally from Medicine Lodge to near Hays. Storms that develop in this area would have a good chance of affecting locations along and west of I-135. With deep layer shear increasing and high instability remaining, higher end severe looks possible Thu afternoon/evening with any storms that develop along the dryline. Storms should become more numerous Fri for much of the forecast area as the upper wave starts to directly impact central/eastern KS. While severe storms will be possible with any storm Fri, upper winds will back ahead of the upper wave, reducing good directional shear above 850mb. So while the higher end severe may not be as likely, the number of storms affecting central and eastern Kansas will be higher Fri. .LONG TERM...(Saturday through Tuesday) Issued at 311 PM CDT Tue May 24 2016 By 12z Sat there is good agreement between the GFS and ECMWF that the upper wave will be lifting over northeast KS, pushing the better convective chances northeast of the forecast area. However, we quickly get back into SW flow aloft, albeit weak. This will allow the better low level moisture to lift back across the central Plains. What makes it tough through these extended periods is the lack of a surface focus or distinct upper wave to focus on. In addition, upper winds will be considerably weaker than the current sw flow pattern we are in. So, with plenty of instability it will not take much to get a storm to develop. Have a slight lean toward the better storm chances being at night with low level jet processes helping initiate storms. Confidence is high that temps will be close to or slightly above seasonal normals through this extended period. && .AVIATION...(For the 00Z TAFS through 00Z Wednesday evening) Issued at 616 PM CDT Tue May 24 2016 A moist southeast surface flow will continue across the area with MVFR CIGS expected to develop overnight into early Wednesday morning. Scattered strong to severe convection over northern Oklahoma and western Kansas may affect some locations west of the Kansas turnpike late this evening with potential for scattered strong storms overnight across much of the area. KED && .PRELIMINARY POINT TEMPS/POPS... Wichita-KICT 68 87 69 86 / 40 20 10 30 Hutchinson 66 88 67 85 / 80 10 10 30 Newton 67 87 68 85 / 60 20 10 30 ElDorado 67 87 70 85 / 50 20 20 30 Winfield-KWLD 68 87 71 85 / 40 20 10 30 Russell 63 87 59 86 / 80 10 10 40 Great Bend 64 88 60 87 / 80 10 10 30 Salina 64 88 66 88 / 80 20 20 30 McPherson 65 88 67 85 / 80 20 10 30 Coffeyville 68 84 71 85 / 40 30 20 20 Chanute 68 84 71 85 / 40 30 20 20 Iola 67 84 70 85 / 40 30 20 20 Parsons-KPPF 68 84 71 85 / 40 30 20 20 && .ICT Watches/Warnings/Advisories...None. && $$ MESOSCALE...KED SHORT TERM...RBL LONG TERM...RBL AVIATION...KED


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[High Praise! to Liberal Logic 101]
Not logic. Just the way it is, sadly.
i never understood the Palin hate, but i have never understood the Palin love either.
breath of fresh air when she arrived on the scene, yes. however, she quit after a half term. she did not deserve the vile crap dumped on her, but she quit when the going got tough.
she would be a good head of the RNC, though.
Liberal women hate her because she's hot.
Liberal men hate her 'cause liberal women hate her because she's hot…and because she's hotter and smarter than their women.
She has a good mind which you'll notice if you read her writings.
However, in the public speaking department, she needs to consult me.
JW: Plain was the target of dozens of unfounded ethics complaints. They cost her nearly a million in legal fees. Alaska state law prevented her from accepting any legal defense fund. She had to quit because she was nearly bankrupt and the State of Alaska was unable to conduct business because of the way the ethics rules are written.
So, no, Palin didn't 'quit when the going got tough.'
It's not Palin love or hate that gets me, it's the Palin apathy. Conservatives only seem to stand up for their favorite, first-pick candidates, but no one is a majority first pick, so we all lose. And then we end up with Romney and McCain.


text: On Christmas morning, we arrived at our home in Lincoln to find a very distracting and sad state of affairs in our backyard. Early in the morning, not Santa nor a misguided reindeer, but a distracted-type driver (seemingly hit-and-run) plowed into our fence, spreading fence parts, building pieces and the contents of a trash can throughout 5th Street and the nearby alley. After the police arrived promptly and took the appropriate reports, the blessings of Christmas sharing began. Several of our new neighbors took time out from their Christmas morning to assist in the cleanup. Yes, things happen in Lincoln but there are wonderful neighbors and we are thankful. Bob and Sue Carlson, Lincoln


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I was just bumbling around on the interwebz doing nothing. I should have been blogging. But who knew that actually just wandering around website will lead to blog fodder. Well it does make sense! So this is something cool that I found, that I didn't know about it, but I thought others would love to know about it!
In Taiwan there is a Maternity Hospital that is themed in Hello Kitty. From the blankets and birth certificates to cots and uniforms worn by staff, every aspect of the Hello Kitty hospital is emblazoned with the feline motif. Patients are even welcomed by a statue of Hello Kitty dressed in a doctor's uniform, before travelling in a Hello Kitty elevator to a pink examination room with Hello Kitty posters on the wall.
They are hoping that seeing kitties will be both soothing and relaxing for the mothers as well as the babies. I think I would be pretty happy being in that hospital!
So would you want to give birth at this hospital? I dunno I love Hello Kitty and Pink.. but it may be too much even for me.
And heck.. at least it's better than kid's wearing thongs.


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Naturopath's view: Tinea
BY Leah Hechtman Naturopathy expert
Leah Hechtman looks at some natural treatments for Tinea.
Athlete's foot is not limited to athletes. It is more common in this group due to easy breeding and transfer in showers. Fungi love warm, wet environments. People in professions where their skin (especially their feet or hands) is often exposed to warm, wet spaces are more likely to attract this fungi. The main reason why some attract bacteria and others don't is often related to immune response. If you are prone to these infections, the first priority is to avoid environments that exacerbate it. Wear thongs in the gym shower, dry your body with one towel and your feet with another and make sure you dry between your toes.
Tinea is a stubborn organism, so often creams (even pharmaceutical ones) are ineffective. Iodine paint or strong tea tree oil, on its own or with thyme or palmarosa oil, can work. Cutting out all sugar and yeast - including alcohol - also helps. If the tinea keeps recurring, see a naturopath to find out whether you have systemic candida. Common symptoms include a thick white coating on the tongue, bad breath or a bad taste in the mouth, poor digestion, genital thrush or ringworm on the skin.
For a general practioner's thoughts on this topic, check out a GP's views on treating tinea by medical expert Dr Cindy Pan.
Leah Hechtman is a naturopath and fertility specialist. She is a lecturer, author, researcher and industry consultant and has her own clinical practice in Sydney, NSW. www.naturalhealthfertility.com
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Renowned scientist and author Professor Stephen Hawking made headlines this week after he pulled out of a June conference in Israel on Wednesday.
After some initial confusion over why Professor Hawking chose not to attend the conference, hosted by the country's president Shimon Peres, it emerged through a statement, approved by the celebrated physicist, that his withdrawal was for political reasons, and not for health reasons as was believed.
The University of Cambridge had alleged on Wednesday that his reasons for non-attendance were purely health related, but was later forced into a volte-face.
Hawking's withdrawal raised a debate: Is a boycott the right course of action? What do you think?
Below, campaigner and author Ben White blogs on how boycotts can change political landscapes, while former adviser to Benjamin Netanyahu Tzahi Gavrieli blogs on why it's wrong for Hawking to "boycott an entire people".
Can either of them change your mind?
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Is Stephen Hawking fair in boycotting Israel?
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What is a boycott? A boycott is about applying pressure in an effort to effect change, a nonviolent way of expressing opposition to a particular policy. As part of a wider campaign, it is a way to challenge or end complicity in a practice viewed as objectionable. Boycotts and divestments are strategies of the weak against the powerful, and, in some contexts - such as Palestine/Israel - they are also responses of solidarity with a group that asks for outside support in a struggle for justice.
That is an important place to start because of all the disingenuousness and red herrings used in the discussion by Israel's apologists and opponents of the boycott. But why is Stephen Hawking right to boycott Israel? Indeed, why are any of the growing list of celebrities, trade unions, faith communities, and student unions right to support the BDS campaign?
First, the boycott is a response to decades of Israeli occupation and violations of international law. To be in denial about this well-documented, past and present reality means no sensible discussion about the merits of a boycott is possible.
Second, boycott is about ending impunity and ensuring that there is a cost for persisting with certain policies. Reversing the typical accusation levelled at BDS campaigners of 'singling out' Israel, it is in fact Israel that is already singled out - for economic, diplomatic and military support and protection from accountability.
Third, boycott resonates as a strategy people are familiar with from many different contexts - from challenging unethical business models like sweatshop labour to more famous historical examples in workers' struggles and fights. People get it - it empowers those looking to respond, and, as part of a bigger whole, is a way of campaigning that time and time again makes a difference.
Four, a boycott of Israel is required because, in the words of a former Israeli Air Force captain and now activist, "it is no longer enough to try and change Israel from within". Sadly, there is no 'peace camp' in Israel, if, by peace camp one means a sizeable body of Israelis who support equality for Palestinians and the realization of all their rights. In fact, Palestinians need less of the so-called 'peace camp', and more of an 'anti-apartheid camp'. To different extents, Jewish Israelis benefit from the status quo - as the privileged group in an ethnocracy - and thus pressure from the outside is about making that status quo unsustainable and undesirable - along with Palestinian resistance of course.
Five, it is already having an impact. It is a nonsense to ask if an individual boycott will 'make a difference' or 'help Palestinians' purely in isolation - just as you wouldn't criticise an Amnesty International supporter because just 'one letter' won't free a political prisoner. Rather, it is about an accumulative impact - and indeed, the BDS campaign has made astonishing progress since its official launch in 2005.
You can tell that the Israeli government and its supporters are worried because of all the time, energy and money devoted to fighting and attacking boycott activists and initiatives. BDS is a marginal failure, they say, while organizing conferences, passing legislation, taking legal action, and paying for propaganda trips - all designed to thwart a tide of solidarity. Indeed, Tzipi Livni's election campaign included warnings that Benjamin Netanyahu was leading the country towards isolation and sanctions.
Stephen Hawking made a good decision - and he is not the first or the last. Palestinians have been using tactics like boycott for decades. With the BDS call, now more and more people around the world are hearing their appeal for action.
Dear Prof. Hawking:
When I was a boy in ninth grade, I received a book as a birthday present. It was your successful work, A Brief History of Time. At that time, we did not yet have the internet, so I scoured the papers and the news on radio and television for any scrap of information about you. I was incredulous: "How is it possible that a man in a wheelchair who can barely speak has made such important discoveries about space?", I asked my father.
Since then, twenty-five years after your book was published, my ears have been listening out for the sound of your name - for a return to those moments of my youth, to the sense of wonder at someone - you - who had proven that it is possible to do the impossible. That is, until Wednesday.
Because Wednesday you announced that you were cancelling your participation in the Israeli Presidential Conference. The reason was that you feel obligated to respect the academic boycott against Israel because of its treatment of the Palestinians. Your announcement was endorsed by spokespeople of a body called: "The British Committee for Universities in Palestine", another in a long list of organizations that are instigated by Palestinian elements and their partners in the cheap propaganda campaign known as BDS (Boycott, Disinvestment and Sanctions against Israel).
Boycotts are flawed in principle. But there is something even more outrageous when intellectuals, scientists and cultural leaders in particular boycott an entire people, any people. Because if there is one field in which there must be room for dialogue, for a cultural bridge, for moral change, it is precisely here, on the same platform on which you and your colleagues stand. If I had to define this in your scientific language, I would say that the boycott creates reverse, negative energy, a vacuum. In my words - it leads to extremism, a hardening of positions, and deterioration. Yes, a boycott leads to a void that does not allow for dialogue, persuasion or discussion. Not with the boycotted people and certainly not with your colleagues, Israel's scientists, researchers, artists and writers.
How often it happens that we find a song that has made us think differently about something, about somebody, about a particular people? How often we realize that the discovery of a foreign scientist, whose name we can barely pronounce, has changed our lives forever? How often it is that the director of a political film has caused us to say to someone next to us: "You know, apparently it really isn't ok."
Professor Hawking, if you wanted to have an influence on the future of the Palestinians and on what you claim is Israel's problematic treatment of them, then it would be important for you to be here, in Jerusalem, Israel's capital, to say those things. Say them so that they resonate, provoke debate, make headlines. Say them so that we will listen, so that we nod our heads, so that we go back to our loved ones and say, "You know, I heard Prof. Hawking today and there's something in what he says..."
Because as hard as it is for us to hear what you have to say, Israel is still a vibrant and lively democracy, one with freedom of speech that is unparalleled, not only in the Middle East but also in the Western world from which you come. Because it is permissible and appropriate to expect that an intellectual of your stature would face the questions, would try to understand that there is a gray area of reality between the Israelis and the Palestinians.
I, Professor Hawking, have grown up. I am no longer a boy. I have come to understand that reality is generally not simple. It is not black or white, but mostly gray. It is a pity that you of all people, the object of my admiration, should have chosen to boycott me, the same child with a dream. It saddens me that you have chosen the black option, the option of boycott - the one that creates black holes in the relations between people's and countries, the same black holes that swallow up all that crosses their path. It is just this that I learned from the book that I got as a present, A Brief History of Time.
And what will be with the next young reader who gets your book for his birthday? Will he or she also learn the same important life lesson that I was privileged to receive in my youth? Sadly, your support for the boycott passes down to the next generation the failure of the culture of dialogue and the betrayal of all that is right and good in our millennia-old basic values: the values of science, culture and art.
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- Published May. 11, 2012
Salsa Cycles, in cooperation with the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, announced a voluntary recall of approximately 1,100 of its Minimalist Racks due to a potential hardware issue. The L-shaped bracket that attaches the rack to the front fork can fail, resulting in potential harm to the cyclist. There have been two reports of them breaking, with minor injuries to the rider, as a consequence.
Racks sold after January of 2011 are affected. Both black and silver models are made of tubular aluminum and can function on the front or back of a bicycle. The silver metal "strap" is the problem hardware. Owners should remove the rack immediately and contact a Salsa dealer for inspection and possible refund.
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I know a lot of people have recently been buying high end headphones. I bought some ath m50's a while back and tried out a few headphone amps. Well I think I finally found a winner. I bought a jds labs cmoybb v 2.0 3 last week and it slams. I have it hooked up to my Droid rzr maxx and also tried it out on an iPod. I'd you've spent the money on a good pair of headphones you really need to try out an amp.
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I did a search first and couldn't find any help so I thought i would ask here. I was out shooting pictures of a covered bridge. I wanted to shoot the floorboards to show the grain and pattern. I could not get the exposure right as I was in the bridge shooting out towards the bright sunlight. I changed the exposure, aperture, iso and still couldn't keep the opening of the bridge from being blown out. Is this something the camera just can't do? Or an I missing something?
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Recipe by: Jo Merrill This large serving recipe with the strange name is excellent for a buffet supper. It is even better if you make the sauce the day before and let it season. Use other meats instead of ground pork, such as ground beef or por sausage, if preferred. You will not need as much oil or fat if you use fatt meats. * Use 3 cans concentrated tomato soup or one can tomato paste and 2 cups water. * Use a large package of broad noodles. Cook together until well browned the oil, mean and sliced onions. Add the tomato paste and water, mushrooms, celery, green peppers, juice of 1/2 of a lemon, salt and pepper and the cubed cheese. Simmer for 15 minutes to make a rich sauce. Meanwhile, using a large pan, bring salted water to a boil and cook the noodles until just tender. Drain noodles and mix with the sauce in a large pan. Cover tightly and simmer slowly one hour on top of the stove or in a 350 degree oven. Serves 12-16. NOTE: This recipe is from an old Fannie Farmer cookbook and yes, it does ca for adding the cheese as indicated above instead of adding it toward the last. Hopefully it was not a misprint. This sounds good when preparing a casserole for a crowd. JO Merrill Posted to MC-Recipe Digest by Nancy Berry
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During the 2008 North Atlantic tropical storm season the Met Office is forecasting 15 named storms, with a 70% chance that the number will be in the range 10 to 20 between July and November. This represents above-normal activity relative to the 1990-2005 long-term average of 12.4, and is more than last year's total of 12 storms for the same period.
The Met Office forecast uses an ensemble of global climate model forecasts which simulate the interactions between ocean and atmosphere. These forecasts successfully predicted the switch between the very active 2005 season to the much quieter conditions the following year. The forecasts use a radically different approach to traditional statistical methods which rely on past trends and have been developed following research work with other European prediction centres.
Matt Huddleston, Met Office Principal Consultant on climate change says: "North Atlantic tropical storms affect UK citizens abroad, and at home through fluctuating oil, food and insurance markets. The Met Office forecast has already demonstrated its benefits over traditional methods, especially in highlighting extremes. This year the range is very interesting and is the result of competing influences from the Atlantic and Pacific. While warm sea temperatures in the Atlantic act to increase the number of storms, our model also captures the small potential of an El Niño in the Pacific which may counteract this, hence the wider range in our forecast compared to others."
The Met Office also provides forecasts of tropical storms and hurricanes ranging from individual short-range track and landfall projections which are used by the National Hurricane Center in Miami.
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Subject: Re: [OMPI users] difference between single and double precision
From: Peter Kjellström (cap_at_[hidden])
Date: 2010-12-06 10:01:16
On Monday 06 December 2010 15:03:13 Mathieu Gontier wrote:
> Hi,
> A small update.
> My colleague made a mistake and there is no arithmetic performance
> issue. Sorry for bothering you.
> Nevertheless, one can observed some differences between MPICH and
> OpenMPI from 25% to 100% depending on the options we are using into our
> software. Tests are lead on a single SGI node on 6 or 12 processes, and
> thus, I am focused on the sm option.
A few previous threads on sm performance have been related to what /tmp is.
OpenMPI relies on (or at least used to rely on) this being backed by page
cache (tmpfs, a local ext3 or similar). I'm not sure what the behaviour is in
the latest version but then again you didn't say which version you've tried.


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We have an XML file, generated from LDAP. It does start with Docroot, but there is no DTD declaration. We tried generating DTD, but there are simply too many variants and we were told every one else process the file manually (with out DTD or schema). We know what we need to read from XML and the format of the document will not change. So, my question is what is the simplest way to read this XML file?
I'd use Xstream. It doesn't require a schema. You can use annotations and/or naming conventions to drive the mapping. Since you don't have a schema you might get some quirky behavior if your xml is malformed, but its better than nothing.
Most non-validating XML parsers will read your XML file even when it doesn't declare a DTD. The list is long and varied but as nsyfn55 suggested you can use Xstream - it's very fast.


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Hey Allison,
I was once on Keppra and never had the side effect of memory loss, but I was aggressive.
I have had Complex Partial sezs for 12 yrs, and have spoken with my doctor about "short term" memory loss after my sezs. and it is normal for it to happen for a short period of time. Mine could last for a couple days, forgetting if I let my dog out, vaccuumed the house, dishes etc. Everything will be okay, just need to stay positive ;)
I hope I helped out.
I couldn't say what caused the memory loss. It could have been the seizures taking a toll on me or it could have been the meds. There seems to be different effects on people for different actions like surgery. My memory took a dive just after surgery but was better than before 12 months later.
As far as your moods go, I would say Keppra could be the cause because I (and my family) could see a big difference in my attitude when I went off Keppra. I once thought about going back on Keppra when Dilantin caused problems but my epi said HE didn't like the attitude it gave me. The doctor knows best (just ask them).
I hope things get better for you.
Every time I go into clusters of grand mals I lose usually a minimum of a week and sometimes it can be a month or more before I can say I have snapped back in all the way. It is brutal, I can go in and out up to 3 days probably having any where from 30 to 100 of them, will also throw up probably a hundred or more times over a couple days. I can be told many times a day that I have had seizures and I can respond, people think I got it, but not. I will wake up the next day be told the same thing wont remember. Sooner or later I stop asking questions and start fading back in or what ever you can call it. Many of the bits and pieces I do remember are just jumbled thoughts no real time or date associated with them, and can add up to less then a day compared to the time gone. I think it is crazy when I see a pic of myself after them and cant remember anything about it, nothing.
I think that much of the time lost after is probably realeated to having many smaller ones that nobody can tell is happening. I guess in reality after seeing a video of myself that lasted til lthe tape run out, six hours, I am very happy not to remember and feel for the ones who have to.
Anywho before I get ramblin on, I hope things get straightened out for you soon and you don't have anymore.
I have had memory loss! I may have "felt a cloud lifted" (as I described it) when they took me off Tegretol, BUT since then, memory has been worse sadly. I forget if I told a person something earlier in the day. I need to check my med trays a couple times so I know that I did in fact take my dose! Appointments and events I will forget if I don't have alarms. Even having a reminder on my door to see when I walk out doesn't help!
I'd say IF you don't have a job you need to show up at, compare "a normal day" to how you felt after a seizure in the past. I know stress can contribute to symptoms, so if you have a stressful environment or even a hectic schedule, that MIGHT contribute to some symptoms.
I am on 4 meds, and the keppra dose is 4000/day (wish I was joking, but I'm not).
I have talked to others with E and that is a mystery to a lot of us; whether the memory loss is from the meds or the seizures. I think some meds cause more drastic memory loss, as do some types of seizures. I was reading something about the hottest summers on record in MN, and I keep hearing people talk about '88. That was when I graduated, as well as when it got up to 105. You would think I would remember that temp, but I can't. And I only remember bits and pieces of my start of college. What I do remember is I was on Depakote. That's because I went from that to Neurontin, and I felt like a fog was lifted when I switched. I think it's more likely when it come to memory loss that it's because of the side effects, but with some people who have severe seizures I can imagine why they would have bad memories.
after my first couple of seizures my memory was terrible. then i had another seizure, and after that, most of my memory seemed to have all of a sudden returned. then i was put on lamictal after that. it turned me into an extremely slow and stupid person. so i stopped that after 4 days, and after letting that clear out of my system for a couple of days i was back to normal. then i just had another seizure last week. after that one only my memory around the event was effected for a few days.
my long term memory is still pretty crappy, but my short term has improved. but as far as i can tell, these A.E.D. cause more memory problems than the actual seizures themselves.
I get this all the time. I figured that it was from the medication and seizures. Sometimes I go upstairs to get something and forget what I was going for by the time I get to the top of the stairs. I also have the problem of telling people the same thing often. I think this was happening to me before I started on Keppra though. When I'm in a hurry or stressed over something, I forget things even easier. That is quite bothersome.
Good luck,
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Long story short: Dropped out of uni due to having few friends in September and not liking my course, didn't really fit in. Now feeling anxious that no-one will like me at new university so not sure what to do, it's worrying me!
Long-story: I dropped out of University after a month in September due to not liking the course and not really meeting anyone who liked me/who wanted to talk to me, am now returning in September to another uni to do another course and am really paranoid I will hate my new course and the depression and no friends will return.
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It had been painstakingly restored by members of the trust.
Chairman John Laverick said: "The trustees are delighted that the Duchess of Cornwall has been able to help us mark the 200th anniversary of the opening of the canal. "It is a wonderful way for us to thank key supporters, as well as marking the milestone of commissioning our first trip boat which will give a real sense of what a fully-restored waterway will bring to local communities."
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The spray organic spray i bought from HD doesn't seem to be stopping holes from appearing on my leaves, although it does seem that it's significantly less holes than before… and since i'm obessed with pruning the holed leaves, my tomato plant is nothing but a skeleton right now, my precious fruit, thank goodness is still untouched, i will have to hunt down this "BT" the killer of catepillars… it seems the last resort for me…
upon shopping yesterday, i purchased a sungold tomato plant,…i know i know, can't even raise one, yet to buy another, couldn't help myself.. don't judge.. next in line was ruby lettuce for my honey, and lastly a fatali pepper.. i'm excited to see some sprouts from that…
visited my first armstrongs yesterday, man they're pricey, but they have some good sh*t…. got myself an anthruium and a maidenhair fern which i'm looking forward to.. it looks so lovely and green in my dull little apaprtment… i'm still looking for shade tolerant plants… it looks like ferns are my best bet.. since my lily of the valley is being stubborn about sprouting….
still waiting for my chocolate habaneros to come in the mail….tick tock.. tick tock…
i'm seriously considering getting a colony of ladybugs… next paycheck for sure… found out that catepillars aren't my only problem.. i have spider mites in my pumpkins… bring on the ladybugs!!!
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Maiden hair need high humidty and high moisture, must never get too warm, and do much better in dank and cool. Arthuriums are pretty easy but hard to flower sometimes.
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Then again, some people learn from terrible mistakes (aka. me) so maybe you just need to need to hit cluster fuck before you learn.
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After an unhappy childhood there were abortive attempts at studying with Albrectsberger and Salieri. He settled in Vienna establishing himself as a freelance musician, rebelling against the common practice of court patronage. Deafness afflicted him from early manhood and eventually became total, bringing to an end his performing career but not his composing.
His work constantly broke new ground, extending the technical and expressive range of piano music (as in his thirty-two piano sonatas and five concertos) and establishing the symphony, of which he wrote nine, as a major artistic form. In contrast to other composers of the time he wrote only one opera, Fidelio, which none the less ranks as a masterpiece. The chamber music is recognised as being of outstanding beauty and pathos, especially the string quartets of his later years. His personality was not, however, so refined and he was regarded as brusque and temperamental.
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The Rev. Milton B. Kemp, retired minister
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Milton was born to the late Charles H. and Myrtle (Hobbs) Kemp.
He was a social worker with the state of Delaware for 21 years and worked as assistant manager of Farmers Bank for 16 years. Milton was also a minister for over 39 years to the area. He served as the pastor of Edgehill Church of God in Dover, Henlopen Church of God in Lewes, Willow Grove Church of God in Willow Grove, and the Salina Church of God in Kansas.
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Egg Cups (feeds 5 easily)
1 package thick slice bacon (try to find a package with 12 slices in it)
12 eggs
(tada that's it, easy hunh?)
pre-heat the oven to 350 degrees
line each muffin cup with a slice of bacon, around the outer edge
crack an egg in each cup
carefully place the pan in the oven and bake for 25 minutes
serve with choice of breakfast foods and hot coffee
I also tried these with scramble eggs in the middle and no one really like them. I couldn't figure out the reason why but thought I should pass that tidbit on to you.
And one final note: I feel better, thanks for all your well wishes and I am finally cooking again!
Breakfast for dinner PLEASE!!
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