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I can not program multiple remotes. Programming one de-programs the other. On the receiver, the instructions says to hold both buttons - the receiver and transmitter and when the light flashes on the receiver, release both buttons. Doing so erases all programs. The manual says press the receiver button then within 30 sec hold the transmitter button until the light flashes on the receiver. This doese nothing. Maybe I am missing something.
16 of 27 found this review helpful
Works Perfectly as advertised. Easy to program.
I cannot figure out however, how to program it for a shared gate with a static code, like a community shared gate. I don't know if this is possible, but it is not advertised as being able to do so.
@venson - Reread your manual. It should not say to "hold" the motorhead button. Doing that will erase all the stored remote. Instead "click" it and within 30 seconds HOLD the REMOTE, not the motorhead button.
6 of 7 found this review helpful
We have a fairly new door. My wife has been complaining about how close she needs to get with the remote. Mine works from the street. So I told her to replace the batteries. Turns out she did that already and when I tried her remote I found it only worked within 5' of the door. We tried new batteries again to no avail and the weird thing is when we first go the door it worked fine but apparently the range degraded slowly. I agree with the other reviewer. Poor build quality would be OK if it was just $10 per remote and not $40.
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Location: San Jose
I use this remote every day and it is by far the most reliable I have seen around and I deal With openers and all the others never even come close to this especially in quality this is by far the highest quality remote that I have ever used. This also has extremely good range. I highly Recommend this product.
1 of 2 found this review helpful
Had an old remote and stopped working consistently—put in new battery but still erratic operation. Purchased new remote and was OK for a few weeks, but it is not working right either. Have to press button 20 times to get door to activate!
Also has a pretty cheap battery holder—gets all bent up when switching batteries, so not sure if battery is contacting properly.
They should offer a no-frills inexpensive remote for $10—it's all most people need.
14 of 17 found this review helpful
Have three of these and two head units. Just today we replaced the batteries for the first time after around 10 years of use. The battery went out in one of them so we went ahead and replaced the battery in the second unit just in case. One of the remotes is in Chicago so we can't replace that battery at this time. Never had any problems with either remote. We have Model 973LM.
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A new study by a police watchdog group suggests that too often, Chicago police decide that allegations of rape are unfounded, and investigations are dropped.
The new report by the Chicago Justice Project finds that one out of every six complaints --about 17 percent --never get to prosecutors or judges because Chicago police determine the complaints are unfounded. That's three times the national average, based on Justice Department figures.
Victims' advocates believe cases are usually classified as unfounded if police do not believe the victim's story, if there's no physical evidence, or if the victim recants her story. St. Xavier Professor Megan Alderden, who once worked for the Chicago police department, said sometimes victims recant because police are too aggressive in their questioning.
"If a victim comes to the police department and she feels the line of questioning is questioning her character more than it is trying to collect the facts about the case, then I think that's a problem," Alderden said.
However, the Chicago Police Department's Chief of Detectives, Thomas Byrne, said that comparing Chicago to nationwide averages may not be fair, since it appears some cities do not report data to the Justice Department. He also said any classification of "unfounded" is closely reviewed.
"Number one, we have sex crime investigators -- detectives that are trained within the Chicago Police Department on sex crimes in general. Secondly, we have a sex crime coordinator, a sergeant in each area, that is responsible to insure the accuracy of the report," Byrne said.
As to whether overly aggressive police questioning might persuade some victims to drop their cases, Byrne said that's not likely.
"I know the detectives that are out there. They try to do the right thing, they're compassionate. They're tenacious in investigations," Byrne said. "But let's say people felt otherwise -- we still have a full-time detective who's a liaison with the advocacy groups."
Victims' advocates said the liason is not enough to protect individual women from feeling pressured by police.
"My biggest concern when I hear that we're so far behind the national average is that we're continuing to bring across this message to victims that they will not receive justice through the criminal justice process," said YWCA Director of Sexual Violence and Support Services Jeannette Castellanos.
In Philadelphia, after a scandal involving rape reporting, the police department allowed advocacy groups to do annual reviews of case files, to make sure cases were handled properly. Byrne said he's willing to reach out to Philadelphia to see if they've got some useful advice.
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MILWAUKEE (WSAU-Wheeler News) Milwaukee Brewers' starter Chris Narveson will pitch in Japan next season. The 32-year-old left-hander has signed a one-year contract with the Yakult Swallows of Tokyo. That's the same team on which former Brewers' outfielder Norichika Aoki played for eight years. Media reports said Narveson will get $850,000, with the possibility of making more with performance incentives.
He won 23 games for Milwaukee as a starter in 2010-and-2011, but had injury problems after that. He missed most of the 2012 season with a rotator cuff injury suffered after just two starts. After surgery, Narveson returned to Milwaukee as a reliever this past season. Again, he lasted only two games before he sprained his middle throwing finger. Narveson was never the same after that. He had an E-R-A of 7.00 while going on 0-and-1 on a minor league rehab assignment.
Narveson was out-righted to Triple-"A" later in the year, and he finished 2013 with a 4-and-7 record for the Nashville Sounds with a five-point-one-four E-R-A. To show that he was healthy, Narveson pitched in the Dominican Winter League. He went 2-and-1 in five starts with a 1.98 E-R-A.


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In light of this announcement, I wondered how the FOSS community could leverage that large number of Windows XP customers who have not migrated to another Microsoft product, such as Vista, Windows 7 or Windows 8. Those users had many different Microsoft alternatives from which to choose, but they stayed with Windows XP. Since Windows XP was released in 2001, that means they are using the same Microsoft operating system technology that existed when Linux Pro Magazine was young.
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It is with deep sorrow that we report the death of Jeffrey Zaslow, best-selling author and husband to FOX 2's Sherry Margolis.
According to the Antrim County Sheriffs Department, Zaslow was killed in an automobile accident in northern Michigan Friday morning. It happened just after 9 a.m. on M-32, about half-mile from US-131 near Elmira. Police report he lost control of the vehicle on the snow covered road and was hit by a semi-truck.
On Thursday night, Zaslow attended an event at the McLean & Eakin Bookseller in Petosky's Gaslight district, to promote his latest book The Magic Room: A Story About the Love We Wish for Our Daughters.
Click here to play a video of a recent interview with Fox 2's Lee Thomas, in which the two discuss Zaslow's latest book and how his wife and daughters inspired him to write it.
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Zaslow worked as a columnist for The Wall Street Journal and penned several New York Times bestsellers, including "The Last Lecture", and "The Girls From Ames and Highest Duty".
According to his website, "The Last Lecture", written with Randy Pausch, has been translated into 48 languages. Five million copies have been sold in English alone.
Zaslow, a Philadelphia native, is survived by Sherry and their three daughters: Jordan, Alex and Eden.
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If you live on less than two acres in size and you want chickens in your backyard, Cobb County will at least consider your request now.
With Chairman Tim Lee and and District 3 Commissioner JoAnn Birrell opposed, the Board of Commissioners Tuesday night voted 3-2 in favor of a code amendment that allows Cobb residents to apply to the Board of Zoning Appeals for backyard poultry on lots of that size.
The final vote didn't sit well with several East Cobb residents who urged commissioners earlier in the evening to oppose the amendment.
"I know first-hand what backyard chickens can do," Melanie Skinner said. "I had a neighbor who illegally was raising them on ¾ of an acre. When you have poultry in your backyard, it's going to bring the vermin, the vultures, the coyotes into your area. It's not just having chickens in your backyard. It's what the chickens are going to bring in your neighborhood."
The president of the East Cobb Civic Association also spoke out against the amendment.
"We cannot support the proposed amendment as written," Jill Flamm said. "It does not differentiate as to why backyard chickens are any different than any other types of livestock with respect to food or companionship. It opens the door to yet other forms of livestock or we may face continually opening the code to other amendments."
Flamm and Skinner, however, were in the minority.
Until Tuesday, residents weren't allowed to own any livestock on lots less than two acres. Clad in yellow and red T-shirts and buttons, the majority of the speakers at Tuesday night's meeting said it was time to change that. They said commissioners were wasting their time trying to regulate chickens.
"To me, it's not logical that I can have a neighbor on the left of me who can have 15 dogs or cats or turtles or fish and then my neighbor on the right is only allowed to have one chicken," said Lisa Baer of Acworth. "I read the news a lot and I have yet to hear about a child being mauled to death by a chicken."
Ray Palermo of East Cobb said he knows of neighbors in his subdivision who own boa constrictors, iguanas, monkeys and pit bulls.
"I don't even know why we're here talking about a chicken," he said. "... I moved here 32 years ago when my next door neighbor was a horse and there was horse poop everywhere—including down the side of my house. That was just where I chose to live. This is a lifestyle issue."
Maxine Saless of Marietta drew one of the loudest applauses of the night after she spoke in favor of the code amendment.
"I would much rather have a couple of chickens in my neighborhood than a couple of my neighbors."
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Simply put, yes - you can easily do it all under the one name.

However, one of the keys to success in business is becoming known for something. With so many services offered, I would imagine you are doing this at the start to make sure you can make sales of something and get cashflow running. After a short period of time, however, you will find that one or two of your services are more sought after and profitable, so start to focus on them.

Remember, a small company tells the market what they sell.

A big company listens to what the market wants to buy and sells that.

Brad Sugars is the founder and chairman of ActionCOACH. As an entrepreneur, author and business coach, he has owned and operated more than two dozen companies including his main company, ActionCOACH, which has more than 1,000 offices in 34 countries.


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Nick Cannon – actor, stand-up comic, TV host, radio personality – is about to become a daddy. But that hasn't stopped his workaholic ways. He just keeps adding more to his plate.
Starting Saturday morning, April 23, he will be heard locally on V-103 doing a new weekly syndicated countdown music show. You'll hear him do a top 20 urban music countdown. (He also does a pop version but not here.)
"I've been in the music industry the majority of my life," said the 30-year-old husband of Mariah Carey in an interview with me Friday afternoon by phone from New York. "I've always paid attention to what's going on the charts."
Cannon already does a morning show at a top 40 station (WXRK-FM 92.3) in New York City, something he launched in January, 2010. He hopes to syndicate that as well down the road. "I love how intimate radio can be," he said. "I'm at my best there talking directly to the people."
He is emulating Ryan Seacrest in many ways by hosting a popular TV show ("America's Got Talent"), executive producing a reality TV show ("Son of a Gun" on MTV about rap star Cory Gunz), doing morning radio and now a countdown show. Plus, he has acting and stand-up credits on top of that. (He even has a Showtime stand-up comedy show next month on May 14.)
"I have ADD," he said. "My attention is always on a bunch of different things. I'm kind of the perfect type to juggle all this."
Cannon is a bit of a goofball at times. He actually gave out a personal phone number on the air a few days ago so people could leave messages. (He admitted to me that he actually has several phone numbers so giving one away is not a big deal.)
With Carey ready to drop twins any second, he is set to go to the hospital no matter where he is. "I know exactly what I got to do," he said. "I'll be like Clark Kent turned into Superman."
He is looking forward, he said, to being a dad. "It's been an amazing journey already. It's a journey that won't stop. It gets even bigger. I can't wait." (He even did a rap song for his unborn kids recently.)
But he isn't sure how much time he is going to take off when the babies come. "I hear I'll have my hands full," he said. (Though given his financial stature, he'll have the benefit of nannies and such.)
When he was in Atlanta last week for "America's Got Talent" auditions, his favorite spot to go was Waffle House. "I had steak and eggs, smothered and covered hash browns, a side of grits and a side of bacon with two sweet teas. A lot of food. Oh, and a waffle!"
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April 22nd, 2011
10:39 pm
Darn! What a misleading headline. I was hoping he was replacing that coonery and buffoonery called the Frank & Wanda show! To God: "I spent 24/7 paying to you and this is how you do me?"
April 22nd, 2011
11:03 pm
Wow Bob…..kinda harsh, don't u think?
April 22nd, 2011
11:17 pm
who cares? So tired of "urban" crap in this town. Can't wait to move…oh wait, my house ain't worth #$it!
April 22nd, 2011
11:27 pm
Harsh? not at all. have you listened to that morning drive-time coonery & bufoonery lately! beginning to think there is no God what with that on every day!
April 22nd, 2011
11:43 pm
i really like nick cannon. he's a class act. mariah is a lucky woman if you ask me
April 22nd, 2011
11:57 pm
Still scratching my head and trying to figure out how he landed Mariah……
April 23rd, 2011
12:08 am
"White dude" Metro Atlanta isn't the only place in the USA where home prices are suffering…
April 23rd, 2011
1:03 am
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April 23rd, 2011
4:22 am
I really have a taste for some IHOP breakfast food- right now. I love their Western Omelette..It's soooo good.
April 23rd, 2011
7:11 am
White Dude, Do you need a ride to Hartsfield-Jackson? If so, let me know and I'll make it happen.
April 23rd, 2011
7:50 am
@BOBT, if you think Frank and Wanda are Coonery and Buffoonery, turn your dial to the right two notches and listend to (Uncle) Tom Joiner and J (Ignorant) Anthony Brown . . . I thought Stepin' Fetchit was dead until I heard them during the Bishop Eddie Long debacle . . . All they needed to complete the act was Al Jolson on the piano, Hattie McDaniel and Butterfly McQueen, and maybe a little Clark Gable . . . Sorry, Scarlet, but I don't give a damn!!!
April 23rd, 2011
8:10 am
I can really agree with anyone about Frank and Wanda. Im not gonna lie, they have set us back about 100 years. I really am dissappointed about Frank. With Wanda you can expect foolishness from a foolish person. Her ghetto ways always surface when they need to.
April 23rd, 2011
8:24 am
I'm not feelin' the Frank & Wanda show either – more Frank than Wanda. Frank is out of touch with reality. I love how he says "hell", "damn" and other choice words all morning, but then ends the show with an inspiration vitamin?!? No thanks. I'll stick to the Flintstones, Frank. The sad thing is that Steve Harvey's show is nonsense. I don't know why Rickey Smiley got passed day 1 with that train wreck that has his name on it. Thank you, God, for CDs!
April 23rd, 2011
8:36 am
White dude from Marietta-
YOU ARE AN IDIOT… You live Marietta…Right outside the perimeter. Close to ATLANTA.Obviously you ignored the fact that Atlanta's boundaries have expanded in the past 15 yrs and will continue to do so.
Not to mention there are more "RURAL" radio stations in this city than the 2 rap.. 1 pop stations…
Why would you guys listen to something you don't like…Sounds stupid to me
April 23rd, 2011
8:53 am
@White dude…u used the word Urban…but u should have just used the word you really wanted to use…I think we all read into that…
April 23rd, 2011
8:56 am
. . . and can someone tell "The Voice" CLo Green to lose the pink sunglasses??? What is this with African Americans in the media??? I thought the days of the minstrel show had gone the way of the 8Track tape player . . .
April 23rd, 2011
8:56 am
@White dude…and if you choose to blame the "urban culture" for your house value..then explain why my two white neighbors walked away from there house……SMH
April 23rd, 2011
9:09 am
@ST- Yeah, you certainly peeped Frank Ski's hole card . . . I can't understand how someone can encourage people to go to strip joints and night clubs (of course that's where he makes his money), and then turn around and preach about the virtues of Christianity. . . oh, I know how he does it, just like most other pathology in the African American community . . . its tolerated both by the people and the clergy . . .
April 23rd, 2011
9:50 am
V103 is the worst radio station we have in Atlanta. Frank Ski is just a clown. No one takes him serious at all. Wanda is ignorant. Why is she even on radio. She is not funny and nothin intelligent ever comes out her mouth. Its definetly a shame that our own radio station that respresents where we live is hosted by a clown and baboon.
April 23rd, 2011
10:05 am
I only listen to V-103 between 5pm and 6pm, when DJ Baby Yu does his mix. I like Yolanda Adams' morning show…Praise 102.5. It's a nice way to start the day.
April 23rd, 2011
10:08 am
@ White Dude From Marietta- your house value had probably declined due to the 3 abandoned cars (up on blocks) in your front yard and the hound dog you have tied to the tree….oh yeah, I've got 5 on your taxi ride to Hartsfield…
April 23rd, 2011
10:18 am
i have four letters for yall…i p o d
April 23rd, 2011
10:21 am
Frank Ski . . . Baltimore's gain is ATL's loss . . . but he does have a kid's foundation, I have to give him props for that . . . but I would like to speak to his former English teachers because he's got some serious grammar issues . . . but what the heck, I haven't met but a few African Americans here in the South who can or will say "We were" instead of "We was . . . " I can't understand how that is so difficult . . . and I'm not just talking about pants-sagging hip-hopsters . . . I'm talking about educators, businesspeople, politicians, and others who should know and do better . . .How can we fulfill Dr. King's and Dr. DuBois's great visions if we who are members of the so-called black intelligensia sound and act just as ignorant as someone without a high school education??? but I guess that those so-called educated folk are afraid that they will sound "white" if they speak the King's English correctly . . . then again, which would you rather say, " I am unemployed," or " I done got me a job yesterday"? . . . As for Wanda . . .talk about ghetto-fabulous . . . she fits every negative stereotype of African American women . . . loud, ignorant, boisterous, ghetto, religious yet vulgar, vulgar yet religious, overweight (80% of African American women fit this category, according to recent reports) . . .criminal intents . . . but deep within her heart I'm sure Jesus sees greatness . . . glad I'm not him because he sure does have to to some deep-sea fishing to pull greatness out of us . . .
April 23rd, 2011
10:48 am
We recently relocated from FL, and I thought it was just me thinking the V103 morning show is full of foolishness, and it really doesnt get any better as the day goes along. That Wanda is a train wreck. Why is she so damn loud??? I can't stand a loud woman. I was listening to Tom Joyner, but they almost put me back to sleep; and I know better then to bother with Ricky Smiley. Thank goodness I work from home and can listen to Pandora.
April 23rd, 2011
10:53 am
…btw, I don't think adding immature Nick Cannon is going to make things any better.
April 23rd, 2011
10:53 am
I guess that means Big Tigger's syndicated show gone.
April 23rd, 2011
10:59 am
@TIWJM- The fact that they're adding Nick Cannon is a bad (or a good) sign . . . it means Frank and Wanda have it their Peter Principle Learning Curve . . . in these times of great economic social upheaval, people, and in this case African Americans, need to hear conversation that has substance . . . it doesn't have to be as dull as CSpan, but this 24 hour Amos and Andy schtick has its limits, even in the normally very tolerant of foolishness African American community . . . why can't Frank and Wanda, or Tom Joiner and JAnthony Brown mix their schtick with some serious public policy/political science talk . . . they seem bent on continuing the very negative assumption that all African Americans want is slapstick, Stepin' Fetchit, Yassuh bossin' coonery and buffoonery . . . Bill Cosby was right . . . and Eric Dyson wasn't . . .
April 23rd, 2011
11:01 am
April 23rd, 2011
11:16 am
bunsatl.com has the scoop on all of this
April 23rd, 2011
11:22 am
Wasn't Wanda Smith one of those Rats with the skirt on in that racist Kia car commercial??? You know the one which says, "This, or that, this, or that . . . " talk about a racist commercial!! I wonder how those Koreans would feel if a commercial came out that stereotyped them as . . . say . . . dog-eating communists, or something like that . . . I'm just sayin' . . .
April 23rd, 2011
12:17 pm
@YourPoliticalAnimal. You seem to have many criticisms about the African American community and culture, some of which are legitimate. I'm curious, what are you doing to help change the landscape of what is obviously frustrating you so much? Do you volunteer at a Boys and Girls Club, are you a mentor to any young men, do you donate to any causes that aim to help the African American community? It's very easy to sit back, point fingers and place blame. It's much more difficult to roll up your sleeves and do something to help change the situation.
April 23rd, 2011
12:19 pm
It never ceases to amaze me that no matter what the subject matter starts out as, it ALWAYS turns into a race issue. So sad……
April 23rd, 2011
12:32 pm
The BEST radio station in Atlanta is WCLK 91.9 broadcast from Clark Atlanta University. No HIP HOP, All Jazz, Latin, Neo – Soul and Gospel with some of the best political commentary you can ask for as well as an excellent NPR show.
April 23rd, 2011
12:35 pm
I have admired Nick's hustle since his days on Nickolodean. This man is indeed a businessman and knows how to make sound business deals that will keep him in the limelight as well as keep his pockets full. I will not be surprised when we hear the hundreds of millions he will be worth before he hits 35 years of age. Following Ryan Seacrest's footsteps is not a bad idea when it comes to producing various shows. Many are laughing about he and Mariah but he is the one with the last laugh — all the way to the bank.
April 23rd, 2011
12:42 pm
Jp – great post about the importance of being part of the solution and not simply restating perceived problems and challenges. I'll be sure to check out WCLK.
April 23rd, 2011
12:46 pm
@JP- Yes, I do contribute to the African American community by (1) raising and taking care of my own children and not asking you or some athlete to do it for me, (2) sleeping in my own bed at night and not someone else's (3) setting an example for others to follow, whether African American or other (4) going to work, earning damn good money and paying my taxes on time, not living off of someone else, (5) As far as mentoring, I've taught for almost 25 years in some of the worst hellholes in America . . . while you were sitting in a cubicle I was putting up with your children all day . . . (6) by realizing Dr. King's dream that "It's not enough to be a good Negro teacher, a good Negro preacher, a good Negro lawyer, a good Negro doctor, etc., for if you're only a good Negro professional, you've already failed your matriculation exam into the University of Integration . . . " , (7) by staying apprised of the political-social-economic issues of the day and not being content with the modern-day Stepin' Fetchit, Yassuh bossin', Coonery and Buffoonery that's out there on many, though certainly not all, African American radio and other media outlets . . . Tamra at 2pm on MSNBC would be a positive example of what we need . . . Any Questions???
April 23rd, 2011
12:51 pm
I agree Jp. But, what really interest me, is how people can have so many criticisms and still watch and listen. I stopped listening to Frank and Wanda a long time ago. He seemed a bit off and she reminds me of the person you avoid in high school. However, unlike many of you, I feel these people are on air,because people, somewhere enjoy what they do. Maybe we just like having something to complain about. Here's a suggestion, find something you like and be happy.
April 23rd, 2011
12:53 pm
@JP- Right, Clark Atlanta University . . . a bastion of intellectual thought . . . $32, 000.00 a year. (same price as Emory U.) . . but you're right about WCLK . . . good jazz . . . and blues . . . wonder why Oprah and Cosby never give up the millions to that . . . university . . . like they do to Spelman . . . hmmmmmnnnnnnn . . .
April 23rd, 2011
12:57 pm
@JP- I forgot to mention that I'm not lying to some African American woman and trying to make her think I'm in love with her while BFing some AIDS-infected man and then bringing that terrible scourge into another woman's life . . . talk about your BOYS CLUB !!!!!!!
April 23rd, 2011
1:05 pm
Furthermore, Nick Cannon is a young Black American Male who has been in the entertainment business since he was a young teenager. I think we should be proud of him. I do not ever remember hearing about him being on drugs,abusing alcohol, or going to jail. I would say, he has done a good job in his young life. He may seemed a bit immature to some,but he obviously gets the job done, otherwise the powers that be, would not continue to hire him. Lastly, Mariah has certainly had her choice of lovers. Nick is the one she chose to make a life with and more importantly, to be the Father or her children. To me that says a lot.
April 23rd, 2011
1:28 pm
Hey, "Your Political Animal", you got that right!
Hey "JP" sit'cha butt down, please!
The reason Frank Ski has bad diction, allocution, and grammar is because he's basically uneducated (no collegiate pedigree whatsoever) and fundamentally as ignorant (not dumb) as that red brick hangin' on the side of your house. But it's not the slowness of his "uptake" that's fascinating to listen to and watch, it's the blatant hypocrisies that he abides in himself:
(1) Playing violent, sexually explicit, and anti-social music at 7, 8 and 9 in the morning WHILE telling kids they need to stay in school, practice celibacy and be socially responsible. Well, if you're on the radio, Frank, playing that kind of music that early in the morning to young, impressionable, horny and confused kids, you really think the first thing on their minds is math, english, spanish, reading, or social studies after getting hefty doses and doses of degenerated music? The next time you hear him play a Rick Ross, Trey Songs, or Li'l Wayne tune that early in the morning, think about this: does he let HIS kids listen to that garbage that early in the morning? Of course not. Of course not, Frank! You and the Mrs. are gonna make sure your kids aren't "infected" since that would interfere with their learning at the private schools that you probably spend $30,000 a year sending them to.
(2) Frank spent time on the phone one day last year with a certified, bone-headed gangster's mother (Demetrius Flenory, AKA Meech), and actually sympathized with her and consoled her about her son being locked up for 30 years on various organized crime convictions WHILE simultaneously palling around with members of Dekalb, Clayton, Fulton County law enforcement officials at his annual wine-tastings in his home. Now understand, this fellow Meech ran one of the most "successful" criminal enterprises (Black Mafia Family, BMF) in the United States that sold tons of drugs, murdered countless number of people, and continued as a main source of drugs in our communities.
(3) Making soaring, high-falutin' speeches at various business, education, political and social functions to extol his middle and upper class values/virtues as if he's some kind of pillar in the community WHILE at the same time ignorantly yelling into the microphone in one Atlanta club after another that "we gon' tear this mutha-fu@@ah down cause we gon' get fu@@ed up tonight".
(4) Talkin' hood-smack from 6 till 9:45 AM after which he to reads off that "inspirational vitamin" that Eddie Long gives him to read every day WHILE at the same time supporting, condoning or excusing anti-social, immoral/degenerate and/or criminal behavior from a whole host big-wig chums (TI, Eddie Long, Big Meech, R. Kelley, Bill Campbell, etc.).
(5) Although he presents himself as this self-deprecating, free-giving, philanthropist whose only interest is to serve the poor, disadvantaged and downtrodden, he never fails to poke a finger in their collective eyes by bragging about what he's got, who knows or where he's been (at his Foundation's expense). Whether he's sipping wine from a $700 bottle of Opus 1, traipsing around Europe, Africa or Asia on foundation generated funds or bragging about the food he and family eats, this man instinctively knows how to keep his audiences salivating and hanging on every word of his latest adventure! The masses he claims to serve and represent are poor, desperate and gullible, and Frank Ski knows takes how to advantage of it.
(6) Constantly telling people to "give back" to the community WHILE at the same time all he is interested in is "GETTING A NET BENEFIT BACK" for his private persona, celebrity and bank account. There is nothing this man does for anyone that is not expressly intended to burnish his radio show, his image, personal well-being, status in the community.
The bottom line with Frank Ski is that the man is rich, successful and famous YET he has no moral scruples! And although he's a train wreck of morality, Frank Rodriquez does not care about what anyone thinks because at the end of the day, he's still rich, successful, famous AND on the radio everyday! In sum, at the end of the day Frank is just a record spinning loud-mouth douchebag with no moral compass who is still able to sleep like a baby at night because he lacks a conscience.
April 23rd, 2011
1:53 pm
Bob is exactly right about Frank Ski and Wanda! I'm so sick of that grown, rusty man trying so hard to be cool and hip. I truly believe he thinks he's 20 years old, it's over, it's a wrap, he's middle age, deal with it! Talking out the side of his neck and supporting murderers, drug dealers and criminals. Both of the idiots had Gucci Man on the show, talking about him and to him as if he were some sort of college professor!
The other day, he's on the radio talking about how he's at the gas pump and the meter start moving BEFORE he started pumping gas, yet he doesn't give the location of the gas station and he stated that he didn't even bother to go in and say something about it. "I just paid. I was tired." Seriously?! But hey, he has the money, so who cares about the common person barely able to buy food, let alone gas. He has a voice to report things like this, yet chooses not to.
Their show does nothing for the community! Plus, they are just to damn old to act like they do! I rarely listen to them, but I make it a point to, because I must hear what the kids in the community are exposed to. I thank God for the CAU radio, that's the station I listen to in the morning.
@ Political Animal – Don't blame Frank Ski's ignorance on his former teachers and there are a whole lot of fat, loud white people walking around. Stick to point, race has nothing to with, these are just to ignorant, self-absorbed, middle-age idiots.
April 23rd, 2011
2:03 pm
Frank ain't no dang Snitch! Got to keep his street creds correct! And yeah, add Gucci Mane to that list of idiots he sympathizes with. And about the race thing, Frank is as "white" as the driven snow at home or in proper social settings, with all the proper values, attitudes and behaviors: A complete OREO!
April 23rd, 2011
2:06 pm
@BobTisdale . . . sounds like you somehow have the inside scoop . . . I almost had my head chopped off the other day because I questioned why Bishop Eddie Long, who swore that he would "use five stones as David did," to fight the homosexual coercion charges against him, is now mediating in court. I suggested that this implied, if not explicitly stated guilt . . . I was only seeking clarification, but you would have thought that I shot MLK, Jr., the way that I was attacked . . . I asked, "Did he apologize to the congregation for the pain and embarrassment that he has caused them?" Did he even consider stepping aside, at least until this matter is cleared up, and maybe, at least temporarily, appointing Dr. Rev. Bernice King to the pulpit, seeing she and her family's name carry tremendous gravitas in the ATL community? . . . but no, he's still wearing muscle shirts in the pulpit . . . it's almost as though he's thumbing his nose at God and his congregation . . .
April 23rd, 2011
2:11 pm
@IAgreeWithBob- No, I'm not blaming Frank Ski's teachers . . . that's just a common colloquialism when one wonders what happened to a person's basic abilities . . . for example, you might wonder who my math teachers were if I'm terrible in math . . . not their fault . . . but mine . . . I know that we as African Americans have a long history of code-switching . . . talking one way in front of some and another way in front of others . . . but when you have an audience of several million, as FSki does, it would behoove you to "represent" black intellectualism better . . . We can't fulfill Dr. King's and Dr. Dubois's and President Obama's visions if we're acting like Stepin' Fetchit and Skillet and Leroy . . .
April 23rd, 2011
2:29 pm
@Your Political Animal:
I agree with you.
Anyone who is even remotely informed about American jurisprudence knows that once you enter into "negotiations" or with a party (or several parties as is the case with the right reverend) who have accused you of sexual misconduct/malfeasance, there is an extremely high likelihood that there is some weight of TRUTH in whatever it is that you were accused of doing by said parties. It's just that it's easier, faster and more profitable for those young boys and their lawyers to "cash" in rather than go thru a difficult trial where even their dirty laundry is exposed and the outcome is subject to the whims of the gods.
Of course, Frank Ski has long been one of the Rev. Long's staunchest supporters/apologists since he has long (pardon the pun) made direct or in-kind contributions to Frank's foundation so it shouldn't surprise anyone that Frank's not going to throw his benefactor under the bus like just like that. In other words, Frank knows on which side his toast is buttered.
Finally, Eddie Long knows that his flock is prepared to put this behind (pardon the pun) them and forgive him once an "undisclosed" settlement is reached so he will continue to fleece them. But this man is a recidivist. He will continue to do things (or past actions will continue to be uncovered) that will give rise to when the next scandal surfaces. At the end of the day, anyone who believes that Eddie Long is innocent of these accursations/charges will also believe that there's a man on the moon and that it is made of cheese.
Look, the folks who support Eddie Long's style of "Muscle Ministry" are folks who will never wake up, act in their own best interest or banish this down-lo charlatan to the bath houses of San Francisco. They're just not going to do it. Just not!
April 23rd, 2011
3:42 pm
WOW… at all the comments. Very entertaining
April 23rd, 2011
4:09 pm
@BOBTisdale . . . whew!!! . . . where'd you go to political commentary school??? . . . you must not be a politician . . . because you speak profound truths . . . Question: How can you tell when a politician is lying??? Answer: When his/her lips are moving . . .Question: How are a lawyer and a sperm cell alike??? Answer: they both have a one-in-a-million chance of becoming human . . . Question: What are ten thousand lawyers at the bottom of the sea??? Answer: A good start . . .
April 23rd, 2011
4:33 pm
Ha! ha! very funny.
No, just a student of the blatant, bald face hypocrisy that's personified by Frank Ski.
And while on on the subject of Frank's hypocrisy, here's what Mr. Rodriquez is telling everyone to do tonight: NY-CHICAGO-DETROIT-PHILLY-JERSEY-BMORE-DC-CLEVELAND-BOSTON-CONN REPRESENT! @FrankSki Northern Exposure Tonight At Esso NO BITCH ASSNESS!
Really? No Bitch Assness? Really, Frank?
Atone, Frank! Atone in New Birth's pews tomorrow!
April 23rd, 2011
4:50 pm
He's (FSki) is pimping God's church for mammon gain . . . and now Long has lost the authority that a Bishop needs to spiritually discipline/correct Ski . . . how can Long say anything to him??? It's like Moses killing the Egyptian and then telling his fellow Israelites to stop fighting, whereas one of them replied, "Who are you to tell me . . . will you kill me as you did that Egyptian???" . . . that's why I said it might have been a good idea to put someone in that pulpit, at least temporarily, who could restore order and honor to God's church . . . but no, Popeye had to reign supreme . . .


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The Longboat Key Police Department has linked two suspected burglars that were apprehended breaking into the Waterfront Restaurant in Anna Maria early Tuesday, May 19 to the Centre Shops of Longboat Key burglaries May 11.
Longboat Key Police Detective Kristina Roberts said John O'Keefe, 18, of Sarasota, and Patrick Samuel Banker, 18, of Sarasota, will be charged with two counts of burglary and two counts of grand theft for burglaries at Longboat Key businesses.
A third grand-theft charge is also likely, Roberts said, because the Exit Art merchandise found in the bushes by the Centre Shops adds up to $300 or more worth of merchandise stolen from the business.
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Bethel College School of Nursing pinned one hundred twelve graduates during a ceremony held on May 3, 2014 in the Everest-Rohrer Auditorium. Musical arrangements by pianist Robert Rhein, DMA, Associate Professor of Music, preceded the processional which was led by Gregg Chenoweth, PhD, President of Bethel College and Deborah Gillum, PhD, Dean of Nursing. Wes Smith, father of BSN graduate Shanel Smith, read the invocation. The song, "Bridge Over Troubled Water" was sung by Lucas Miner and Jill Hueni, BSN graduate, and students of Karli Pepin, BSN graduate, performed interpretive dance. Dr. Gillum introduced the speaker, April Hart, MSN, Associate Professor. Mrs. Hart, who is known by her students for always having a systematic approach, presented 5 steps for making God – honoring choices. The steps in her approach are: 1) tune out distraction and tune in to God's voice, 2) seek God's counsel, 3) narrow down your choices, 4) do something, 5) give thanks for the results He'll bring you. Following the address, members of the faculty blessed the hands of each graduating nursing student while violinists Lydia Klassen and Kolee New performed musical selections. The symbolism of the nursing cap and the nursing pin was explained by Dr. Gillum. The members of the nursing class of 2014 were presented by Nursing Professor Sally Erdel, MS and received their pins from members of the nursing faculty and a flower from Dr. Gillum. Nurses in the audience were invited by nursing faculty member Corie VanArsdale, MSN to join the graduates in reading the International Pledge for Nurses. Closing remarks were offered by Barbara Bellefeuille, EdD, Vice President for Academic Services. Rick Burkholder, father of BSN graduate Amy Burkholder, gave the benediction.
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GRAMBLING, LA – Grambling State University Tiger football fans, friends and supporters will head to the Hoosier state for a clash between the G-Men and the Alcorn State University Braves on October 12th in the Circle City Classic at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis.
"We are thrilled to return to this awesome venue for such a historic occasion," said Percy Caldwell, athletic director at Grambling State University. "Grambling is excited about being the book-end football team, playing in the first and the 30th Circle City Classic® games." The fall appearance will make Grambling State University the only HBCU to play in this special classic in four decades, 1984, 1990, 2000 and 2013. "That's really special," added Caldwell.
The Tigers participated in the first Circle City Classic in 1984, when then-head coach Eddie G. Robinson took his Grambling Tigers into battle against conference foe Mississippi Valley State University.
Tigers head football coach Doug Williams, was the first, and only, black quarterback to take an NFL team to a Super Bowl victory when he led the Washington Redskins to victory 25 years ago this year. "As a longtime HBCU football fan and certainly as a Grambling State University football player and alum, I know what it means to participate in a game such as the Circle City Classic," said Williams. "Since we haven't been to Indy in more than a decade, some of our fans may not realize how big a deal this is. It is huge."
"We are happy that our university will be returning to the place where Grambling State University was an important part of such an influential and important football game," said Frank G. Pogue, president of Grambling State University. "We know how far and wide our university's reputation stretches, and we're looking forward to paying respect to our strong football heritage as we tell everyone how we're enhancing academics on campus." He said the institution sees several great opportunities to tell the Grambling State University story at some of the Classic's traditional week of events, including a Miss Circle City Classic coronation; a midweek prayer and praise worship service; a fan fest with celebrities, food and music and the 34th Annual Indianapolis Black Alumni Council HBCU College Fair.
Tickets will officially go on sale on April 1. However, pre-sale tickets are available for the 30th Anniversary of Circle City Classic® by calling the Indiana Black Expo (IBE) box office at 317-925-2702 or by completing the pre-sale ticket order form and faxing it to the IBE box office at 317-925-4734. An official press conference to include university representatives will take place in Indianapolis at a later date. For more information, go to www.circlecityclassic.com.
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43-year-old Scott Bergman of Thorp is due back in court Thursday on a felony count of sexual assault by a school staffer, and two misdemeanor counts of having sex with a child 16 or older.
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NEW YORK • Once upon a time, a quirky film made on a shoestring turned into an unlikely Oscar-winner and, even more improbably, a Broadway show.
Now, "Once" has completed its Cinderella story, winning the coveted best-musical Tony award Sunday for its bittersweet love story that has captured the hearts of theatergoers, just as it did with movie audiences in 2006.
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CBS' Tony Awards show was seen by 6 million viewers, down significantly from last year's 6.9 million — and against much softer competition, according to preliminary Nielsen figures released Monday.
The data makes it the second-lowest ratings for the Tony awards since 1988.
The Tony broadcast was up against the season finale of AMC's "Mad Men" but faced no competition from the NBA postseason, as it did last year when it aired opposite Game 6 of the NBA Finals.
Neil Patrick Harris returned as host again this year but there was no clear, dying-to-see-it front-running Broadway show like last year's juggernaut, "The Book of Mormon." The sweet musical "Once" won eight awards this year.
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"Once" won eight awards in all, including for its lead actor, Steve Kazee, who brought movie-star looks and a soulful singing voice to the part of Guy, a street musician in Dublin who falls for a Czech immigrant flower-seller.
Kazee gave one of the most poignant speeches of a night that had many of them, paying tearful tribute to his mother, who passed away on Easter Sunday. He also thanked his cast mates, especially co-star Cristin Milioti, for helping him cope: "They carried me around and made me feel alive."
"Once" triumphed over the more obviously commercial "Newsies" for the top prize, and that was a theme of the night — many of the top-honored shows were neither big-budget nor star-driven, and a number had started off-Broadway in small theaters.
And the show with the biggest price tag of all, "Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark," was shut out in the two technical categories in which it was nominated, sets and costume design in a musical. The evening's host, Neil Patrick Harris, made fun of that $75 million show's early troubles when he started one bit hanging from the ceiling, Spidey-like; he then proceeded to get stuck in the air, or rather pretended to.
The Tony for best play went to Bruce Norris' "Clybourne Park," which had already won the Pulitzer Prize for its clever exploration of race in America, via a piece of real estate.
To no one's surprise, Audra McDonald was named best lead actress in a musical for "The Gershwins' Porgy and Bess," which was named best musical revival. It was her fifth Tony Award, at only age 41, tying the competitive record held by Angela Lansbury and Julie Harris.
"I was a little girl with a potbelly and afro puffs, hyperactive and overdramatic. And I found the theater, and I found my home," McDonald said, tearfully.
McDonald is an established name on Broadway, but the best-actress winner in a play, Nina Arianda of "Venus in Fur," came out of nowhere to stun audiences, first off Broadway and then on, with her smoldering portrayal of a mysterious young actress auditioning for a play. In a very competitive category, she beat out veterans like Linda Lavin and Stockard Channing for the Tony.
Handed her award by actor Christopher Plummer, 82, Arianda, who is in her 20s, revealed that he'd been her first crush. "When that whistle was blown in 'Sound of Music,' you made my day," she told the actor.
Later, at the packed post-Tony gala at the Plaza Hotel, where guests munched on everything from oysters and lobster to tiny little pastries, Arianda clutched her Tony and said she was feeling dazed. "I still don't know where I am," she exclaimed. Asked her plans after the show closed in a week, she said: "Vacation."
Standing amidst a bevy of admirers in the Plaza's Palm Court restaurant was James Corden, the British comic actor who won best actor in a play for the farcical "One Man, Two Guvnors," an upset over Philip Seymour Hoffman for his Willy Loman in "Death of a Salesman."
"I'm shocked, and I'm thrilled," Corden said. "No one could have imagined a better reception here for our play." Asked if he had worried whether the show's very British humor would appeal to American audiences, he said: "You hope, but you never know."
Arthur Miller's 63-year-old masterpiece "Death of a Salesman" won the Tony for best play revival and Mike Nichols won his ninth Tony for directing it. He said the play has a special meaning for many in Sunday's audience.
"There's not a person in this theater that doesn't know what it is to be a salesman — to be out there in the blue riding on a smile and a shoeshine," he said. "As we know, a salesman has got to dream. It goes with the territory."
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In something of a vindication, the reworked version of the Gershwin opera "Porgy and Bess" managed to come home with more — and more prestigious — awards than a revival of Stephen Sondheim's "Follies."
Diane Paulus, the artistic director of the American Repertory Theater, condensed and adapted it for Broadway with Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright Suzan-Lori Parks and Obie Award-winning composer Diedre Murray. Purists including Sondheim complained that a musical treasure was being corrupted.
Theater audiences disagreed, with fans cheering the new work, which features songs such as "Summertime" and "Bess, You Is My Woman Now." Norm Lewis, who plays Porgy, said the controversy was actually a good thing. "It started a dialogue," he said at the post-Tony gala. "And that dialogue was about theater, not the latest shoes or something. It brought us attention."
In featured roles, Judy Kaye won for the musical "Nice Work If You Can Get It," in which she plays a temperance worker who likes to drink and hangs from a chandelier at one point.Next Page >
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Butternut Squash Mac and Cheese
You will need at least three large zucchini.
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You will need at least three large zucchini.
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Hannah says
Oh my crazy goodness does this look good! I'm hosting a Christmas party next week and I think the butternut squash soup I planned to make just got bumped off the list for this! I might just have to do a trial run of it tonight for dinner!
I know exactly what I'm going to do with the butternut squash I have sitting in my pantry right now! Thanks for the inspiration!
themommybowl.com says
Yum! I have seen several pumpkin/squash/sweet potato "mac and cheeze" recipes lately. Your's looks great. I really need to try it soon!
Laura says
I can't wait to try this. I am already a huge fan of your Cashew Mac-N-Cheese recipe. I love butternut squash so this I have to make!
Jenna says
This looks delicious! I don't see the tortillas in the ingredient list. What is their purpose?
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Oooh – this looks really good!
This looks crazy good, Kelly. I cannot wait to give this a try.
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This looks amazing; love this recipe….yummy!
Happy Holidays.
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So the herbamere is gluten free?? Just wanted to be sure.
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So the Herbamere is gluten free? Just wanted to be sure.
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I turned this into a casserole by adding sausage and veggies. It was great!
I recently had to go dairy free in addition to already being gluten free and refined sugar free. The transition has been pretty easy thanks to all the tips I already knew from reading your book and blog. Thank you!
Sarah says
I made this today and it was incredible! I used zucchini. Yum, yum, yum! Thank you!
Anna says
This is a yummy recipe thanks for sharing. It's really creamy and has other good mac n cheese qualities like the color and sound of mac n cheese. Next time I cook this I want to up the seasoning quantity. The butternut squash has a sweetness to it that is a perfect subtle flavor but I prefer something a little more savory.
Jeanmarie says
This is additively delicious! We are having it for dinner tonight. I up all the spices a little bit to give it a richer flavor. Thanks Kelly!
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Also, do you have ideas for a protein-rich side to accompany this?
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Put this recipe together with a cauliflower risotto (in place of the zoodles/pasta) and it's pretty darn good!!
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Whoa! You are a genius. This was delicious and I love that it transforms vegetables into Mac and cheese. So yummy
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Islamic Revivalism in Syria
The Rise and Fall of Ba'thist Secularism
By Line Khatib
Routledge – 2011 – 262 pages
Routledge – 2011 – 262 pages
Contemporary studies on Syria assume that the country's Ba'thist regime has been effective in subduing its Islamic opposition, placing Syria at odds with the Middle East's larger trends of rising Islamic activism and the eclipse of secular ideologies as the primary source of political activism. Yet this assumption founders when confronted with the clear resurgence in Islamic militantism in the country since 2004.
This book examines Syria's current political reality as regards its Islamic movement, describing the country's present day Islamic groups – particularly their social profile and ideology – and offering an explanation of their resurgence. The analysis focuses on:
Bridging area studies, Islamic studies, and political science, this book will be an important reference for those working within the fields of Comparative Politics, Political Economy, and Middle Eastern Studies.
1. Introduction to the Subject of Secularism and Islamic Revivalism in Syria Part 1: The Origins of the Conflict 2. The Rise of a Secular Party to Power 3. The Rise and Fall of Political Islam in Syria Part 2: Hafez al-Asad's Era and the Conflict with the Muslim Brotherhood: Muting of Ba'thist Secularism in Syria 4. Conflict with the Muslim Brotherhood 5. Resurgence of Neo-fundamentalism and Decline of Political Islam as a Model for Change (1982-2000) Part 3: Bashar al-Asad's Era: Fundamentalist and Islamist Revivalism 6. Bashar al-Asad Following in his Father's Footsteps: the Promotion of Moderate Islam from Above in the Name of De-Radicalization 7. Islamization from Below: Islamic Revivalism as a Model for Social Change and the Erosion of Ba´thist Secularism 8. Re-emergence of Political Islam: Syria's Islamist Groups 9. Islamic Activism and Secularism in Syria 10. Conclusion
Line Khatib is a senior research fellow at the ICAMES (Inter-University Consortium of Arab and Middle Eastern Studies), McGill University, and a visiting scholar at the Dubai School of Government. Her research interests lie within the fields of Comparative Politics, Political Economy, Political Islam, and Secularism, with a particular focus on Islamic groups as both social and political movements.
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