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A Tinley Park High School teacher and coach has been charged with having sex with a female student, authorities said.
Ryan W. Dolan, 29, of Tinley Park, is charged with two counts of felony criminal sexual assault. He appeared via closed-circuit television Monday afternoon in Will County Circuit Court, where a judge set his bail at $250,000.
Prosecutors allege that Dolan had sexual contact with a student under the age of 18 on Friday. He was charged Saturday, and prosecutors said police also are investigating him regarding allegations of child pornography.
Prosecutors initially sought bail of $500,000, but Dolan's attorney, Earl Grinbarg, requested a lower amount, saying his client has no criminal record.
"He will not be going back to the high school," Grinbarg said.
Conditions of Dolan's bail include having no contact with the victim or anyone else under 18 without a parent present and staying away from the high school.
Dolan is a history teacher, the varsity wrestling coach and an assistant football coach, and has been at the school since 2008.
Bremen High School District 228 Supt. Bill Kendall attended Monday's court hearing and said Dolan is suspended with pay while the district does its own investigation. The District 228 school board could take action against Dolan at its March 18 meeting, Kendall said.
He said he found out about the arrest Saturday morning from the school's principal and was shocked by the news. Kendall said Dolan had a "clean record" and was respected by faculty and students.
"It's a very difficult time," he said. "Our thoughts are with our students."
Parents were to be notified by phone of Dolan's arrest.
The school's principal, Theresa Nolan, said "everybody is completely shocked by this. And to be honest with you, the shock is indescribable. ... Nobody, there isn't anybody that has worked with him, that is friends with him, that ever saw this coming.
"We basically have our crisis support team in place, and we're trying to get back to business as usual," she said. "If kids need that extra support, we're ready for it. Sometimes business as usual is the best way to get through something like this. ... We have to take care of our kids. That's our No. 1 priority."
Homewood-Flossmoor High School wrestling coach Brett Geijer, a 1991 graduate of Tinley Park High who wrestled there, said he was "dumbfounded" by Ryan's arrest.
"He was a good guy, he was good with the kids. He did what he needed to do as a coach," Geijer said. "There was never any suspicion or anything of that nature. ... He was a good (coach). He got the best out of his kids."
Oak Forest wrestling coach Shawn Forst said he was stunned when he first heard of Ryan being charged.
"When I first heard people talking about it, I was like, 'hey, don't spread rumors about things like that. It's not OK.' And sure enough, I found out later that it wasn't a rumor," Forst said. "He was well-liked by parents, by other coaches, very respectable. ... I couldn't imagine anybody not being in shock."
Contributing: Mike Nolan
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According to the video, Revlon's adhesive is the best one but I don't think Boots carries it and I couldn't find it anywhere else either. On Amazon it was £5.12 LINK, I'm not really sure if that's cheap or expensive for lash glue because I am a novice but as long as they don't fall off I'm happy.
On recommendation from Emily's video I bought some Beyond Natural lashes, also from Revlon. They were £4.47 LINK and definitely look like the easiest pair to deal with. I think I'll try these ones first.
Next, are the Natural Ardell lashes which cost £4.70 LINK. These ones have a bit more length and volume compared with the revlon ones but they still look quite fine and natural.
Lastly, I bought the Eylure 107 Volume lashes LINK which cost £5.25. They are very thick and will add lots of definition to an eye look. I'll save these for a day when I really mean business!
I'm going to try and wear either the Revlon or Ardell pair this Friday for a night out with work so wish me luck! I'm going to have to allocate myself extra getting-ready-time to apply them. Any additional tips are very welcome!
See you next time,
Leanne x

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Ottobock to serve as partner of the 2017 World Para Athletics Championships in London
Ottobock to serve as partner of the 2017 World Para Athletics Championships in London
It's been five years since med-tech company Ottobock provided technical support for the 2012 Paralympic Games in London with a team of 80 technicians. Over 22 days, the team completed 2,062 repairs for athletes from 123 countries. Ottobock is now set to return to London as the official technical support partner for the World Para Athletics Championships, the eight time the company has done so.
From 14 to 23 July 2017, 1,300 athletes will be competing in 213 medal events in London. They will be joined by a 22-member Ottobock team made up of technicians, welders and employees who will be taking care of operations tasks and logistics on-site. "The fact that a smaller team will be travelling to the World Champions than to the Paralympic Games doesn't mean that our days will be any less busy. Every repair is unique and no athlete should have to miss out on their event due to a technical malfunction. Whether we complete 1,000 repairs or 40 – what matters is the people who come to us and their stories," says Peter Franzel, Director of Sports Marketing & Sponsoring at Ottobock. The workshop will be open for 15 days in total. "Experience has shown that the most intense days are those before the events actually get started. Athletes like to come to us ahead of their competitions and have their equipment checked over. Sometimes this is prompted by technical concerns, but sometimes it's purely psychological as well," says Franzel.
And the crowds of athletes will include old friends, too: Heinrich Popow had been planning to bring his sporting career to a close in London. But then a shoulder injury and a residual limb inflammation forced him to take a break from training. Nonetheless, he'd still like to compete, and is now considering concluding his career in 2018 due to these slow-downs. Popow's friend and training partner, Léon Schäfer, will also be competing in London. The 20-year-old, who was added to the German team at the last minute and therefore also competed in Rio, has been continually improving his performances since participating in the Paralympic Games. Schäfer has made it his goal to stand atop the podium in London with his friend and mentor Heinrich Popow. While the sun is setting on one of the friend's sporting careers, the other's is just in its ascendancy.
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In Glasgow a young woman is murdered in her home, her face so badly damaged that even hardened police struggle with viewing the body. Almost immediately readers meet the two teenage boys who are responsible for the hideous crime (though there is doubt about which of them was more directly involved) and therefore we are less concerned with whodunit than why. The police, led by five months pregnant DS Alex Morrow, have to establish who committed the crime as well as work out a motive and so we follow their somewhat haphazard investigation. Very early on we also learn that the father of one the two boys has hung himself and we wonder what, if anything, that has to do with the murder; again we are primarily concerned with the motivation for the act and the impact it will have on the people left behind.
The people who populate The End of the Wasp Season are well drawn even, or perhaps especially, when they are the kind of black-hearted souls most of us would run a mile from. Individually, they are very complex and memorable people and I am especially impressed with the way Mina manages to make short term characters come alive so quickly. Thomas Anderson, the boy whose father has committed suicide, is a most believable boy on the cusp of manhood with his conflicting emotions and oscillation between childish behaviour and more mature thinking (of course the dose of insanity is less usual but with parents like his it's not entirely surprising). Another memorable character is Kay Murray who is loosely connected to the case because she was the carer for the murdered woman's mother. She was also a school friend of Alex Morrow's though is now a single mum to four children, works as a cleaner and lives in a small flat, all of which is in contrast to Alex's life which causes some tension between the two women, especially when suspicion is thrown onto Kay's children. She has to struggle with her own pride and fight for the rights of her family and she is credibly depicted throughout the process.
On the whole though I found the book a little flat and in the several days since I finished it I've struggled to work out why. Firstly there is the fact that collectively, the characters do conform to pretty broad and annoying stereotypes (rich people are bastards, bosses are bastards, poor people are good-hearted & hard-working). Aside from the fact it made their actions and the outcome of the story fairly predictable this also wearied me more than a little. Perhaps I read too much into things but I sensed a tone of underlying hatred for anyone who isn't dirt poor and it turned me off in the same way that blind acceptance of any stereotype makes me switch off.
The other element that may well have been entirely realistic but that nevertheless was disheartening and made the book feel quite cold was the attitude of the police. Throughout the book Alex has to work incredibly hard to get anyone else in the entire force to give a damn about the murdered woman and hence to get off their forever-complaining behinds and do a moment's work on the case. Admittedly their boss is a hateful, bullying SOB but that doesn't entirely explain their behaviour and work ethic. I kept thinking how lucky I am not to work with such a lazy, unthinking bunch of whiners.
This feels like a bit of a Jekyll and Hyde review as on the one hand I thought the structure of the novel clearly tried to do something new and generally succeeded and the individual characterisations were tremendous. To balance this out though I found the rest of the book a bit lacking. The ease with which the plot could be predicted and the nastiness of the tone at some points left me a bit cold. Having absolutely adored two of Mina's other books I definitely won't be giving up on her but I think I might be done with this particular series.
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The End of the Wasp Season has been reviewed at Mysteries in Paradise and Reviewing the Evidence where both reviewers were more enamoured of the book than I am.
My reviews of Still Midnight (the first Alex Morrow book), Garnethill and Exile
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My rating 3/5
Publisher Orion Publishing [2011]
Length 404 pages
Format eBook (kindle)
Book Series #2 in Alex Morrow series
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Wednesday, September 18, 2013
A little fall of rain can hardly hurt me now
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I am not suggesting my whole life revolves around the loo, but as a wheelchair user before I go and visit any where I need to know that there is an accessible loo and of course what is accessible to me may not be accessible to others and vice versa.
Maybe I am a bit obsessive but I need to know that the 'accessible toilet' is not used as a store cupboard! Is it a right hand or left hand transfer? What sort of handrails are there? Are there paper towels or hand dryers? All of these have an impact on the experience!!
So my idea of an 'accessible bog blog' was born whilst in the car travelling to my parent's house with my husband and daughter!
It's going to be slow to start off with, but I really want to build up a list of accessible loos and even with pictures, maybe in time I can start a Facebook page and others can recommend facilities and post pictures.
I am new to this blogging business but I really hope this scatty ides works!


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The following are helpful tips related to topical pediatric health issues.
Topics covered are listed in the table below. Links to other web sites on the
Internet that have relative information are also provided. For more information
about any of these topics, or to schedule an appointment, please call
NOTE: The web site links provided by Mt. Washington Pediatric
Hospital are neither a direct or implied endorsement of their sponsoring
organizations, their missions or the recommendations, suggestions or courses of
action they may suggest. These links are offered strictly as an avenue to obtain
additional information on the specified topics.
Recently, the federal government has issued warnings
regarding the health risks surrounding children taking
antidepressants. However, this warning does not mean
that these medications should not be used in children.
The Food and Drug Administration has only approved
Prozac to alleviate pediatric depression, warning doctors
to use great caution in prescribing other antidepressants
to patients under the age of 18.
Parents and physicians need to look for symptoms of
agitation, anxiety and hostility, which may signal trouble
in young patients who may be vulnerable to currently
prescribed medications. In most cases, the medications
being prescribed today are an effective and safe method
for treating depression.
If you have concerns about your child's medications,
please contact your pediatrician.
Additional resources on the Internet:
A leading cause of some childrens poor school performance is Attention-Deficit
Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD). Children who are impulsive, hyperactive, lack focus
or have poor organizational skills may have this condition. Fortunately, this
disorder can be effectively treated in many children.
The seriousness of these signs is often determined by the age of the child.
However, there are other conditions that may mirror ADHD. Discussing your
childs behavioral patterns with his or her school and pediatrician is the
best way to determine if a problem might exist. If you have concerns, speak
to your pediatrician about obtaining a referral to a developmental pediatrician
or neuropsychologist for an evaluation.
For more information, call Mt. Washington Pediatric Hospital at 410-367-2222.
Burns are among the most painful and devastating injuries children can
sustain. Younger children, age 4 and under, have thinner skin that is more
susceptible to injury. The most common burn injury in toddlers often results
from scalding.
Like all child safety related issues, most burn injuries can be prevented.
Here are some safety steps you can take to protect your child:
If a serious burn injury occurs, cool the burn with cold water, then
cover it with a sterile pad and go to the nearest emergency medical
Children are the #1 target of identity thieves. Kids' identities are 35 times more likely to be stolen than adults. That's because most don't attempt to establish credit until their late teens, giving thieves years to work undetected. There has been a 300% increase in calls related to child identity theft in 2014 alone. It can take years to restore a child's identity.
Maryland law allows parents to request a credit freeze on behalf of their children. Once their credit is frozen, creditors cannot access credit reports to verify an application, which makes them highly unlikely to approve any applicants who attempt to use it.
Visit kIDsafemaryland.org to learn how this crime works, how to tell if your child is at risk, and what steps you can take to safeguard your family.
Correctly using a child safety seat can greatly reduce the risk of injury.
It's estimated that 85 percent of older children are improperly restrained
in cars.
Provide your child with the best protection by following these rules:
For more information on correctly using a safety seat or booster seat,
or to find a safety seat check near you, call Mt. Washington Pediatric
Hospital at 410-367-2222.
Child safety should be an important part of every household. Establishing
safety rules early is the first step to avoiding injury. Taking a few minutes
to talk with your child about safety issues can create a household environment
with minimal child safety hazards.
Basic safety tips include:
Remember, talking to children about safety now is the best protection for
their future. For more information, call Mt. Washington Pediatric Hospital
at 410-367-2222.
Childhood depression is a very real problem, not a sign of weakness.
Clinical depression is a disease, which if left untreated in children,
can have severe and lasting implications into adulthood. Fortunately,
there is good news, depression is a treatable illness.
Warning signs that a child is struggling with depression may include:
If you think your child is at risk, talk to your pediatrician. For
more information, call Mt. Washington Pediatric Hospital at
Keeping healthy this winter means avoiding colds and the flu. It is
estimated that 80 percent of disease-causing germs are passed by human
contact. Here are some tips to keep the whole family healthy this season:
Staying healthy doesn't require a degree in Microbiology, just a little
knowledge, thought and common sense.
If your child is not getting enough sleep it will affect his or her learning
ability and behavior. However, even if your child is getting 8 - 10 hours of sleep,
it may not be the quality sleep he or she needs.
Things to look for include:
These symptoms could be signs of sleep apnea, which can deprive your child
of quality sleep and may disrupt his or her school and home life. If you notice
any of these symptoms, inform you pediatrician.
Childhood obesity is now an epidemic in the United States. Currently, one
child in five is overweight. Obese children and adolescents have an alarming
incidence of diabetes and are at risk of having high cholesterol, high blood
pressure and sleep apnea. Equally devastating is the teasing and social
discrimination many overweight children endure on a daily basis.
The main culprit of obesity is eating too much while getting too little
exercise. Here are some helpful tips:
If you think your child is overweight, talk to your pediatrician.
For more information, call Mt. Washington Pediatric Hospital at
Although playgrounds can provide children with fresh air and exercise,
they can also pose some serious safety hazards. Faulty equipment and careless
behavior are dangers that often result in playground injuries.
You can keep the playground fun and enjoyable by following some simple safety guidelines:
Remember, taking these precautions will make sure that the playground remains fun for your child.
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Thank you Street Angels SG and Naoki Yoshihara by Ash for this wonderful opportunity to get my hair cut and permed at the newly open salon @ Liang Court!
Naoki Yoshihara by Ash
Phone: 6333 5662
Location: 177 River Valley Road #02-15/16 Liang Court
Singapore, Singapore 179030
Disclaimer: Whilst I was sponsored this hair cut by the salon, the review will be 100% true to my experience!
~ Emi
A couple of months back (yes, I'm sorry for being so late with the post T.T) I headed down to Naoki Yoshihara by Ash at Liang Court for a hair cut and a perm.
The salon is the brainchild of former CEO of QB House, Mr. Kazutaka Iwai and his partners under MJ TOKYO Holdings Pte Ltd. Iwai-san is the man who brought the quick cut concept of QB House into Singapore and Hong Kong.
Naoki Yoshihara by Ash is the first salon by Ash in Asia. Ash is a large Japanese hair salon chain with over 100 shops in Japan. Ash has also been frequently featured in hair styling magazines. Naoki Yoshihara by Ash, is named after the founder of Ash, Mr Naoki Yoshihara. For the highest service quality assurance, all stylists at the salon are trained in Japan and certified by Mr Naoki Yoshihara himself.
The interior of the salon is really clean and neat, and the mirror "wall" placed at the end of the salon makes it seem even bigger than it truly is.
Really comfy shampoo and wash area. The salon even has nice fluffy blankets for you to cover yourself with while enjoying the pampering~
My hair stylist, Amu-san is a really friendly and nice person to chat with! We were chatting the entire time she was working her magic with my hair.
Love the way Amu-san took so much care in drying my hair! She was literally drying it piece by piece and twirling it to make sure the curls hold.
Amu-san applying styling lotion ~
Tadaa~! The end result of the perm! While I really love the haircut, I'm slightly iffy about the perm. Maybe cause Amu-san wasn't very familiar with the Japanese method of perming hair (she did mention that it's her first couple of times doing it), but the curls didn't really mesh well or curl together. The right side of my hair was better curled compared to the left side, which made me look like I had 2 different stylist working on my hair. But oh well~ It was still a decent job!
Pictures with Aya-san from Bluebird Ventures in front of the shop!
The salon is newly open and is running promotional discounts till end of Sep 2013 (click on image to enlarge):
The total cost of my haircut + perm was $208 in total! Haircut by top stylist and perm for long hair. Rather affordable for a Japanese hair salon!
Selcas with Aya-san (top) and Amu-sam (bottom)
Now after 2 months, my hair is back to it's original straight state with frizzy ends >.< Maybe it's time for me to trim it short again!
That's all folks!
Thanks for reading ~


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Politics, Society, and the Klan in Alabama, 1915-1949
Lay, Shawn, The Journal of Southern History
Politics, Society, and the Klan in Alabama, 1915-1949. By Glenn Feldman. (Tuscaloosa and London: University of Alabama Press, c. 1999. Pp. xiv, 457. Paper, $19.95, ISBN 0-8173-0984-5; cloth, $49.95, ISBN 0-81730983-7.)
Over the last two decades a number of state and community studies have significantly revised scholarly thinking about the powerful Ku Klux Klan (KKK) movement of the 1920s. Once thought to have been a largely rural organization composed of individuals from the lower social classes, the second Klan is now generally recognized as having been a remarkably mainstream social and political movement that attracted the support of white Protestants across the socioeconomic spectrum. In this important study of the KKK in Alabama, Glenn Feldman endorses the general conclusions of this new appraisal but also demonstrates the distinctive aspects of Alabama's experience with the Klan. Sustained by the romantic image of the original Ku Klux Klan of the Reconstruction era, the militant Americanism of the post-World War I era, and widespread concern over rapid social change, the second Klan recruited over a hundred thousand Alabamians during the first half of the 1920s. Although African Americans constituted the Alabama Klan's chief source of concern, the hooded order also vociferously denounced Catholics, Jews, immigrants, and alleged moral offenders. But the KKK was not a mere hate group. As the author emphasizes, the hooded order's intolerant stand on racial and religious issues was often supplemented by a genuine desire for political and social reform. Indeed, Alabama Klansmen were among the foremost advocates of better public schools, effective prohibition enforcement, expanded road construction, and other "progressive" initiatives.
By the mid-1920s the Klan had evolved into a powerful political force in Alabama. Major political figures such as J. Thomas Heflin, David Bibb Graves, and Hugo Black joined the secret order and successfully wielded the votes of their hooded brethren against the entrenched power of the "Big Mule" industrialists and Black Belt planters who dominated state politics. …


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Magnificently set on the flanks of a mountain on the Umbrian / Tuscan border between Florence and Siena, stands this meticulously restored, 16th century Tuscan villa formerly owned by the Prince of Milan. This Palazzo, which has undergone a complete, but sympathetic, restoration by local artisans features huge bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms and can sleep up to 18 guests. The rooms retain their original character, with every window flooded with light and stunning views over the Umbrian countryside.
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"I adopted this recipe because a dear friend of mine is very fond of divinity - it remind him of his grandmother - and I hope to make it for him next holiday season. :) I will at that time edit the directions to be somewhat less lengthy..."
YIELD:1 pound
Ingredients Nutrition
- 2 cups granulated white sugar
- 1⁄2 cup light corn syrup
- 1⁄2 cup water
- 1 pinch salt (1/8 tsp)
- 2 egg whites
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 1 cup nuts, Chopped, OR
- 1 cup cherries, Chopped, OR
- 1 cup orange rind, Chopped, Etc.
- Prewarm the thermometer; separate the eggs allowing the whites to come to room temperature in a large bowl of an electric mixer. (Return the egg yolks to the refrigerator covering with plastic wrap or water for another recipe.) Fill a glass with ice cubes and water.
- To make dropped divinities, you will need 2 cookie sheets, topped with greased wax paper.
- For squares, use a greased and wax paper-lined 8 X 8-inch pan.
- Measure the sugar, corn syrup, ice water and salt and dump into a heavy 2-quart saucepan with a tight fitting lid.
- Dissolve the sugar, stirring constantly with a wooden spoon over low heat.
- Syrup will become clear, gritty sounds will cease, and the spoon will glide smoothly over the bottom of the pan.
- Increase the heat to medium and bring to a boil.
- OPTIONAL: Cover pan with a square of wax paper and lid, pushing down firmly.
- Steam for 2 to 3 minutes to dissolve the sugar crystals. (Listen to make sure the pot doesn't boil over.To double-check, remove lid, leaving the wax paper in place.)
- Wash down any crystals clinging to the sides with a brush dipped in hot water from the thermometer bath.
- Introduce the prewarmed thermometer.
- No need to stir.
- Beat the egg whites until stiff but not dry.
- If your mixer is a heavy duty one, you can wait until the bubbles in the syrup become very large and airy before beating the egg whites.
- Otherwise, do it now when the thermometer registers 240 Degrees F. (115.5 C.).
- Test the syrup when the thermometer registers 246 degrees F. (119 C.).
- Continue testing until it reach the firm-ball stage, 246 to 260 degrees F. (119 to 126.5 C.).
- Syrup will be hard to scrape up in ice water.
- It will have to be forced into a ball, but once formed, it should hold its shape but give under pressure.
- Return the thermometer to the hot water bath to soak clean.
- Dribble the syrup into the egg whites in a slow, steady stream, beating at slow speed.
- Tilt the syrup pan to get the last drop but do not scrape the pan.
- Once the syrup is completely incorporated, change to a flat whip if you have one.
- Have patience and continue beating.
- The amount of time you spend mixing depends on the power of your mixer.
- If you have a heavy duty or commercial one, you can go to full speed and make the divinity in less than 5 minutes.
- With less powerful ones, it can take up to 20 minutes.
- The important thing is to beat at the highest speed of your mixer.
- Also if it is a hot and humid day, it will take longer also.
- Test the divinity.
- The first and most important test occurs when you lift the beaters.
- If the candy falls back in ribbons that immediately merge back into the batter, it isn't done.
- Eventually, a stationary column will form between the beaters and the bowl.
- Candy will lose its sheen/gloss and stop being sticky; a teaspoonful dropped onto wax paper will hold its shape, even a peak.
- If you machine is laboring and the candy is not quite there yet, you have two choices: Pour anyway and put into a frost free freezer to set up....or finish by hand.
- Fold in the flavorings and nuts and/or other optional items using the mixer or if very thick, a wooden spoon.
- Drop or spread the divinity either on wax paper-covered cookie sheets or the buttered pan.
- Dripping it by teaspoon is harder work for you but it ripens quicker and is ready to eat sooner.
- A neat trick is to put the candy into a pastry bag and pipe onto the wax paper.
- If you spread it in the pan, you will have to wait up to 24 hours before it is ready.
- But you maybe one of those that think it is better when it is 24 hours old.
- Score and cut into squares.
- Store in an airtight container at room temperature or in a refrigerator.
- Recipe CANNOT be doubled; it can be frozen but not for extended periods of time.


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but wow. This is the best potato soup I've ever had. It has so much flavor. You throw in a dash of hot sauce (or two or three if you have a Jeffro in your house). . . wowie wow wow. I cut down on the fat in it, and it was still good.
I was weary about this dish,
then I would cook this up for me, because I loved it. Totally hits the spot for me. The hubs admitted that he doesn't care for it because apparently, he "doesn't really like teriyaki".
I'm not sure I even know who you are anymore.
I made these chocolate mint brownies for Jace's baptism,
and they were a little extra work with the two layers of frosting, and making 'em all pretty like,
but two thumbs up, people.
Oh! And since we're talking (and eating) dessert, (dusts off a row of grasshoppers),
I love these lemon cookies. Because I love lemon. (Note: leave out the oil in the icing. No one needs oil in their icing.)
I would also like to take this opportunity to say that I probably won't ever post my own recipe to the blog, because some people scare me. I totally TOTALLY get being frustrated when you tried someones "best ever!" recipe and then it sucked and you wasted time and money and ordered pizza or had cereal for dinner, and I actually really appreciate a review to warn people. I get that, BUT
"Can you please alter this recipe to fit the nutritional needs for my lactose-intolerant cat before 5 pm EST?"
"I tried this recipe, and it called for chicken but I didn't have any, so I substituted it with anchovies, and it called for heavy cream, but I didn't have any of that, so I substituted orange juice, and it came out SICK. This recipe is awful, and I want your head on a platter!"
Okay, enough of that. But let's still talk about food.
I've mentioned before that I have this weird thing I do--
I feel the need to greet my children at the door when they come home from school. I also feel the need to have an after school snack whipped up for them. In my head, it makes them feel loved. Comforted. Welcomed.
Don't be annoyed with me-- I have to make up somehow for all the millions of other subpar parenting crap I pull.
I've found that after school snacks are very similar to cooking dinner. If you have a plan, you don't mind it. If you can't figure out what to cook, then it's a really sucky chore. I think this e-card sums up my feelings nicely.
Yep. Hit the nail right on the head.
So allow me to give you my after school snack list! Would you?
Just know, that Fridays are thee most awesome day of the week (Fridays rock my world), and so I believe the weekend should be rung in with a sweet treat.
Caramel apples, any kind of cookie, a malt, Italian cream sodas, tarts, jell-o, little individual cakes,
(there's always room for jell-o)
these were really fun (dipped pretzel rods-- hehehe she said 'rod') for the kids to come home to.
Sigh. I love Fridays. The first 5 days after the weekend are always the hardest.
But on those other hard days, I try to be all "healthy" mom.
Hot dogs are healthy, aren't they?
Ooh, gah. I have to say, I have always loved hot dogs, and you couldn't say anything bad about them to make me not love them. . .
but I had a bad one recently, and I am sitting here feeling the chunks rise.
(oooh gosh ew.)
Oh! And guess what I stole from the parental units' house?!?
The TATER TWISTER! (Hey Mom and Dad I have your Tater Twister. How old is this thing??).
This thing has been fun.
Boing. ("Annie Herman, Boy-yoy-yoing." name that movie.)
Allow me to give you our top 10:
1. Cheese 'n crackers (how in the world can you go wrong with cheese 'n crackers?)
2. yogurt parfaits (little granola sprinkled on top. . .)
3. fruit salad
4. Apples 'n this dip
5. Peanut butter apple sandwiches
6. Tuna sandwiches with a pickle on the side
7. muffins
8. nachos (these are . . .um. . . healthy nachos)
9. right-outta-the-oven rolls
10. crepes (fruity crepes)
And finally,
I tried to make this once for my butt munches.
They guessed that my creation was "A parachute, right?!?".
Nailed it.


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HAPPY NEW YEAR everyone!!! This isn't my official kick off the new year post, but I was actually able to get some art journaling done while on vacation and thought I would share. I hadn't been able to get any art done for over a month with preparing for the holidays and working 7 days a week. So, when Chris and I went on our annual anniversary trip to Vermont (more on that later) I was determined to do something. I was only bringing my Papaya pouch of supplies (which I crammed as many paint pens, Faber Castells and small Golden fluid acrylics in as I could) and an art journal. It's a Flora Bowley edition one, love it!! It is the perfect size for a travel art kit.
I was having a hard time getting inspired due to inactivity until I received an e-mail from Jeanne Oliver saying she was having a flash sale on all of her Creative Network classes (if you aren't a member, you must sign up. There are tons of classes, free videos and interviews). I am not a fan of water colours but love Danielle Donaldson's style so when I saw that her Creative Girl class was on sale I was instantly sold. Here is the first piece I did from her class called the Anatomy of taking flight.
Since I was limited in supplies, I didn't do as many layers as I usually do and was just pounding out the pages. It helps that I had tons of inspiration. I always love doing houses and communities but this one is on stilts, adorable.
Not much of a lettering person either but this was a fun and quick project.
I decided to follow up with another one immediately, only highlighting the initials for the folks in my family. Since Amelia and Ava both start with A, I used two colours for that one. I also made the B and the S darker as those are the initials for our last names (Chris and I live in sin as we haven't been married so half of us have Savoie and the other Baal).
Here is the background for the last one I did. Probably the most simple background I have done AND I left some white. That never happens, haha.
Here is my Badass Girl, she has a cape and everything, ready to take on the world!!!
Hope you all took some time to get creative over the holidays and relax. I did and it certainly did me a world of good!!


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Hogsback Mountains" was taken by John Acocks in 1942. The repeat photograph was taken by PhD candidate and citizen scientist Justin du Toit in 2016. Note the general increase in trees and shrubs (particularly pine plantations) both in the fore- and background of the photograph.
The PCU has digitised over 20 000 historical landscape photographs for research purposes. This is one of the largest collections in southern Africa. With the help of students and colleagues, over 2 000 historical photographs have been 'repeated' and subsequently used in understanding various issues. These include the rate of alien vegetation invasions, bush encroachment and biome shifts, changing stocking rates and land-use practices, the effects of post-fire vegetation recovery, growth rates and long-term survival of key threatened plant species.
"This effort made by our team is important, but we still have a long way to go if we want to understand these changes better," said Samantha Venter, project coordinator of rePhotoSA.
"Citizen scientists could make an important contribution to this research because they can reach vast areas of southern Africa that our team may never get to. The combined effort means that more historical images can be repeated to understand these changes more efficiently."
Have camera, will travel
The project sends citizen scientists on "epic adventures" to find and repeat the historical landscape photographs across a particular region. At the moment, 5 133 historical photographs have been uploaded to the rePhotoSA website, but more will be uploaded as collections are processed.
Since the project started, 51 repeat photographs have been uploaded to the site by 14 active repeat photographers and that number is growing every month, says Venter.
"In addition, a few more historical photographic collections have been received at the Plant Conservation Unit, which we are in the process of digitising and uploading to our website. With every historical collection received, we hope to fill in more of the 'gaps'."
The rePhotoSA project is relatively technical compared to other citizen science projects because it requires knowledge of the landscape, skill in using a camera and skill in taking an accurate repeat photograph. However, a step-by-step guide is available on the website with instructions on how to take a repeat photo and the rePhotoSA team are always on hand to assist.
"With each repeat, we take one step forward towards understanding how and why the vegetation of southern Africa has changed or is changing," added Venter. "In addition, we hope to use the information gained from this project to better understand changes in animal distributions observed from images uploaded to the Virtual Museum and the second Southern African Bird Atlas Project."
"climbing the mountain" near Barberton was taken by John Acocks in 1946. The repeat photograph was taken 69 years later in 2015 by Nico and Delia Oosthuizen. It shows bush encroachment in the mountain valleys and an expanding human settlement on the plains below.
Join in and join up
In the past few months, rePhotoSA has connected with the public on various social media platforms including Facebook (facebook.com/groups/rePhotoSA) and Instagram (@rePhotoSA_uct) and has presented their work at various citizen science days. These include the ADU's 20th Citizen Science Day in Kimberley in May and their 22nd Citizen Science Day at Intaka Island Environmental Education Centre in July.
In May Professor Timm Hoffman, director of the PCU, was invited to the Buffelskloof Herbarium at Buffelskloof Private Nature Reserve to address citizen scientists and researchers about the project. Professor Les Underhill, director of the ADU, and Dieter Oschadleus, project coordinator of Photos of Weaver Nests (PHOWN), have arranged other events across South Africa, which will take place later in the year.
In addition, if you have a historical (up to the end of the 20th century) photographic collection of landscapes across southern Africa that you would like to donate to the PCU for use in rePhotoSA and other research, please contact them.
"The adventure with rePhotoSA has only just begun and we look forward to seeing what the future has in store for this important project," said Venter.
(Those interested in participating in the project can register with rePhotoSA. If you are already registered with any one of the ADU's citizen science projects, you do not need to register again.)
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The week of January 17, 2016
Punk rock had CBGB, grunge had Seattle, and the alternative comedy scene had ASpecialThing.com—an online hub frequented by your favorite comics.
Men and women who wear Victorian-era corsets to permanently alter their waistlines can be judged and ridiculed, but online they've created safe and supportive spaces.
In this subreddit, terrible users stand trial.
4chan gets a bad rap, but there are parts of the site worth revisiting.
In 1998, David Bowie launched BowieWorld, a confounding 3D chat client, and it's still used by some fans today.
In the 8-bit world of Habbo Hotel, I learned how to be an less-awkward teenager, and how to be a friend to people I'd never actually met.


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Destin received 43 percent of the vote in that category, well ahead of the Outer Banks, N.C. (24 percent); Paradise Island, Bahamas (21 percent); and Cape Cod, Mass. (12 percent).
The Travel Channel cited Destin's many fishing options, the Emerald Grand Hotel, shopping at Destin Commons, the Okaloosa Island Pier, the Sterling Shores Resort, Kelly Plantation Golf Course, HarborWalk Village, the Gulfarium Marine Adventure Park and more as reasons why Destin is a top family vacation destination.
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"We maintain a certain clientele of folks coming to our area by having a
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The global Apple obsession is moving into high gear with the iPad3 on sale and the stock near $600, and what we and the world really need is another blogpost on the company, full of superlatives we have already read elsewhere. Baruch is happy to oblige.
Apple is increasingly the sun around which the planets of business revolve. Just taking the tech sector, there is now no major segment which is not being or will not be affected by this expanding giant ball of financial energy. To others (like Microsoft) it's not a sun; for them, Apple is a black hole, sucking matter and energy into its gaping maw, or a hegemonic swarm, converting adjacent life into copies of itself and extinguishing diversity. For investors, especially ones focused on technology, Apple poses a quandary: do we need to own anything else? Don't laugh, it's a serious question.
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|An observation capsule that extends 300 feet out over the sea will give passengers on the Quantum of the Seas a birds eye view.
When Royal Caribbean launches its Quantum of the Seas in November next year, would-be cruisers are sure to be dazzled by features entirely new in the cruise industry. Those who have often cruised with the line before got first crack at tickets, which went on sale in May. Others have been able to book since June 4.
An observation capsule called the North Star can be seen in the mockup photo distributed by the cruise line. Inspired by the huge London Eye Ferris wheel at the edge of the Thames, it's a capsule that will give 14 people a bird's eye view of the ship from 300 feet above the water. The Quantum will be smaller than its sister ships, the Allure and the Oasis (of the Seas) and carry just 4,180 passengers. The new ship will also have a recreation complex designed for basketball, ping pong and trapeze instruction which converts to a floor for roller skating. The ship will also have bumper cars, simulated skydiving and rooms designed specifically for single travelers.
It will be based in New Jersey so cruise passengers won't have to fly to take a cruise.
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With a new high profile big screen version of The Great Gatsby scheduled for production, F. Scott Fitzgerald's classic novel is back in the news. Seems those intent on dumbing-down young readers can't resist "improving" literary masterpieces by altering them in key ways. Film critic Roger Ebert puts a new stream-lined version of Gatsby in his sites as he takes on those intent on changing novels that have been a mainstay of American culture. For more click here
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School SuppliesAugust 06, 2014
The first day is just around the corner for all of you college students and may have already started for some of you! I always loved shopping for school supplies; actually, I still do! It's so hard for my to resist purchasing cute things, just the other day I almost bought a weenie dog tape dispenser for the teacher desk I hope to have one day. Mostly because, if you spend long enough in a school, you'll find those often get stolen and everyone would know it was mine ha.
Below I've put together some of my favorite things to start the school year off right with, from backpacks, to necessary supplies, to little gadgets and accessories you may not even realize you need yet!
Here's to a wonderful start to the school year and I wish you all the best luck! Study hard and in the words of Mr. Feeny, "Do good."
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Exhibit F hit the newspaper today with a little positive exposure. Erin Fitzgerald from the West Carleton Review interviewed the team a few weeks ago and the article was published in this week's issue of the local paper. Great to get some press! Thanks Erin!
it was also picked up by the Perth Courier
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Warm oven-fried coconut chicken over a bed of baby greens, cucumber, tomato, shredded carrots topped with a hot honey mustard vinaigrette. It's the perfect mix of salty and sweet, warm and cold.
This salad has plenty of protein to keep you satisfied. Serve this for lunch or dinner; use any combination of salad fixins' and dig in!
- 6 (about 12 oz) chicken tenderloins
- 6 tbsp shredded coconut
- 1/4 cup panko crumbs
- 2 tbsp crushed cornflake crumbs
- 1/3 cup egg substitute or egg whites
- pinch salt
- olive oil spray
- 6 cups mixed baby greens
- 3/4 cup shredded carrots
- 1 large tomato, sliced
- 1 small cucumber, sliced
- 1 tbsp oil
- 1 tbsp honey
- 1 tbsp white vinegar (balsamic would work too)
- 2 tsp dijon mustard
Whisk all vinaigrette ingredients; set aside. Preheat oven to 375°. Combine coconut flakes, panko, cornflake crumbs and salt in a bowl. Put egg whites or egg beaters in another bowl.
Lightly season chicken with salt. Dip the chicken in the egg, then in the coconut crumb mixture. Place chicken on a cookie sheet lined with parchment for easy cleanup. Lightly spray with olive oil spray and bake for 30 minutes turning halfway, or until chicken is cooked through.
Place 2 cups baby greens on each plate. Divide carrots, cucumber, tomato evenly between each plate. When chicken is ready slice on the diagonal and place on top of greens. Heat dressing in the microwave a few seconds and divide equally between each salad; a little over 1 tbsp each. Enjoy!
Servings: 3 • Serving Size: salad with 2 chicken tenders
Points: 8 pts • Points+: 8 pts Calories: 397.6 • Fat: 11.0 g • Protein: 26.8 g • Carb: 32.5 g • Fiber: 4.4 g • Sugar: 10
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June 18, 2007
Tallahassee, Fla. – The season may have come to a close in the NCAA Regional, but the postseason accolades continue to pour in for Seminole baseball. On the diamond, the Garnet and Gold set school records for team hitting and fielding, while a handful of Seminoles posted career-highs in various statistical categories. With nine players hitting above .300, including a team-best average of .430 by Tony Thomas, Jr., Florida State finished the season posting an overall team batting average of .350 shattering the previous school record of .337 set back in 1980. The Seminoles also performed with the glove as they registered a team best fielding percentage of .975 committing just 60 errors in 2,360 total chances.
Now with the college baseball season just a few days from completion, several Seminoles are being honored for their performance on the diamond in 2007.
Thomas was named one of three finalists for the Brooks Wallace Award as announced by the College Baseball Foundation on Friday, June 15. This season Thomas has been recognized as a National Player of the Year by Collegiate Baseball and Rivals.com as well as being named a first-team All-American by Louisville Slugger, the NCBWA (National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association), Baseball America and Rivals.com. Thomas is also a finalist for the Golden Spikes Award.
Joining Thomas as a finalist for the Wallace Award are Florida's Matt LaPorta and Vanderbilt's David Price. Price and LaPorta are both finalists for both the Golden Spikes Award.
In 2007, the Valrico, Fla., native earned first team All-ACC honors, was a member of the ACC All-Tournament team and received ACC Player of the Year accolades. Thomas currently leads the league in seven statistical categories and is ranked in the top 10 in four others. He holds the top spot in the ACC in batting average (.430), hits per game (1.79), runs scored per game (1.47), doubles per game (0.53), total bases per game (3.05), on base percentage (.522) and slugging percentage (.733). In addition, Thomas is second in stolen bases per game (0.50), third in triple per game (0.10), eighth in home runs per game (0.18) and ninth in walks per game (0.69). At the ACC Tournament in Jacksonville, the right hander became the first Seminole player to register 30 doubles, 100 hits and 30 stolen bases in a single-season.
The Wallace Award is presented annually to the nation's top collegiate baseball player and will be televised nationally by Fox College Sports. The three finalists will be announced during the College World Series where they will be accompanied by their parents and head coaches to participate in activities with the 2007 Hall of Fame Inductees as part of the Wallace Award and Hall of Fame festivities in Lubbock. The winner will be permanently recognized in the College Baseball Hall of Fame.
Two Seminoles were recently recognized as All-Americans by the NCBWA. Thomas earned first team recognition at second base, while starting pitcher Bryan Henry was named to the second team. The senior right hander earned first team honors by Louisville Slugger, while earning second team accolades by Rivals.com this year.
Baseball America released its All-America teams for 2007 as three Seminoles were honored. Thomas earned first team honors, while sophomore catcher Buster Posey and Henry collected second team accolades.
The ABCA announced its Atlantic All-Region team with four Seminoles earning first-team honors. Joining Thomas and Henry on the list were Posey and junior transfer Mark Hallberg. By being named to the Atlantic All-Region first team, all four student-athletes will be in the running for All-America recognition by the ABCA.
In his first season behind the plate, Posey helped the Seminole pitching staff post a team ERA of 3.57, good for third in the ACC. In starting all 62 games at the catcher position, Posey threw out 40.9% of potential base stealers as well as leading the team in pickoffs with six. Posey finished the season with the highest fielding percentage among starters posting a mark of .994, committing just three errors in 478 chances.
The sophomore right hander, who is a finalist for the Johnny Bench Award in 2007, also had a productive year at the plate as he finished second on the team in hitting with a .382 average (94 hits in 246 at-bats). He led the team with 65 RBI's and 31 two-out hits. Posey currently ranks in the top 10 in the ACC in five offensive categories including batting average, runs batted in per game (1.05), hits per game (1.52), runs scored per game (1.06) and doubles per game (0.34). Posey, a native of Leesburg, Ga., set season career-highs this year in batting average, runs scored, hits, doubles (21), RBI's, slugging percentage (.520) and on base percentage (.453). He registered a hit in 51 of 62 games in 2007, while recording multi-hits in 32 games.
Hallberg was a welcome addition to the Seminole baseball team in 2007 as he eased the coaches' minds with their decision to move Posey from shortstop to catcher during the off season. Hallberg transferred from the University of Illinois-Chicago were he led the nation as a sophomore as the toughest hitter to strikeout. Once arriving in Tallahassee, all Hallberg did was start all 62 games at shortstop for the Seminoles where he posted a fielding percentage of .975 (committing just seven errors in 276 chances). The Barron, Wisc., native was sixth on the team in hitting (.360) and led FSU with 17 total sacrifices, tied for the third most sacrifices in a single-season. He also finished the season third in RBI's with 56, while registering 33 multi-hit games in 2007.
The shortstop's crafty play was recognized by the coaches in the ACC as he was selected to the All-ACC first-team. Hallberg closed out the season on a positive note as he hit .294 with two doubles and three RBI's en route to earning a spot on the NCAA Tallahassee All-Region team.


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Genre: Shoujo ai Age-gap Comedy Drama Lolicon Romance School Life Slice of Life Yuri
Status: Completed
This is the story between Matsuda Otome (a young girl who experienced parental neglect) and Nakagawa Minato (a school teacher).
Otome has gone through a difficult past and is now under the care of Minato-sensei. With Minato's determination, Otome's finally accepted and warmed up to her new guardian. As time goes by, their relationship gradually grew into something much more.
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What is Domain
Basic Knowledge of World Wide Web
Difference between Portal and Search Engines
What is SEO
Types of SEO Techniques
Black hat techniques
White Hat techniques
How Search Engine works
Market Research
Keyword Research and Analysis
Keyword opportunity
Competitors Website Analysis
How to Choose Best Keywords
Tools available for Keyword Research
Content Research
Content Guidelines
Content Optimization
Design & Layout
XML Sitemap / URL List Sitemap
The Page Title
Meta Descriptions Meta Keywords
Bold Text
Domain Names Suggestions
Canonical Tag
Meta Tags
Images and Alt Text
Internal Link Building
The Sitemap
Invisible Text
Server and Hosting Check
Robots Meta Tag
Doorway Pages
301 Redirects
404 Error
Duplicate content
Page Rank
Link Popularity
Link Building in Detail
Directory Submission
Social Bookmark Submission
Blog Submission
Links Exchange
Reciprocal Linking
Posting to Forums
Submission to Search Engine
RSS Feeds Submissions
Press Release Submissions
Forum Link Building
Competitor Link Analysis
Google Analytics
Installing Google Analytics
How to Study Google Analytics
Interpreting Bars & Figures
How Google Analytics can Help SEO
Advanced Reporting
Webmaster Central & Bing/Yahoo
Open Site Explorer
Website Analysis using various SEO Tools available
Keyword Density Analyzer Tools
Google Tools
Yahoo / Bing Tools
Rich Snippet Text Tools
Comparison Tools
Link Popularity Tools
Search Engines Tools
Site Tools
Miscellaneous Tools
Google analysis
Tracking and Reporting
Reports Submission
Securing Ranks


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