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THIS SALAD has been on my menus for more than 20 years. We love it when traveling in the summer in our motor home as it so easy to fix and we carry most of the ingredients with us. It's also a good dish for potlucks at church and other club groups. Assorted crackers and cheese are compatible accompaniments.
2 Servings
Prep: 15 min. + chilling
1 cup cubed cooked chicken
1 can (5 ounces) chunk white chicken, drained
1 cup green grapes, halved
1/2 cup sliced fresh strawberries
1/4 cup mayonnaise
2 teaspoons lime juice
1/4 teaspoon honey
1/2 cup sliced ripe banana
2 lettuce leaves
In a small bowl, combine the chicken, grapes and strawberries. In
another bowl, combine the mayonnaise, lime juice and honey. Pour
over chicken mixture; toss to coat. Cover and refrigerate for at
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1 serving (1-1/4 cups) equals 443 calories, 28 g fat (5 g saturated fat), 72 mg cholesterol, 214 mg sodium, 27 g carbohydrate, 3 g fiber, 22 g protein.
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White House e-mails under scrutiny; pastor accused of attacking husband
American humorist Will Rogers once wrote that "I read about eight newspapers a day. When I'm in a town with only one newspaper, I read it eight times." We thought we'd check on a few of those one-newspaper towns to see what Mr. Rogers would have found on Page One, read up to eight times.
Starting with The Anniston Star in the town of the same name in Alabama, we find that there's a "Water watch," with the first city in the county restricting water use, and that "White House e-mails may have broken federal law." For the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette in Little Rock, the lead story is that "U.S. ends Palestinian aid ban," with the off-lead that e-mail story referred to as "fishy." Page One of The Advocate in Stamford, Conn., is full of local stories with one that might attract an outsider's attention: "City pastor jailed in slashing attack on her husband." The Augusta Chronicle reports — with photo and headline — about new quadruplets "Stranded in Sacramento" and needing a ride home to Georgia.
We didn't find that story on Page One of The Sacramento Bee, learning instead that a panel claims that "Rove sent e-mails illegally" and that pay hikes are in store for the California top brass. In the same state, we were a little puzzled by the lead story in the Merced Sun-Star, with the head "Local judge dismisses suit against Mercy Merced." You have to be a local to understand that one right away; it turns out that the story involves the Mercy Medical Center Merced. As for theRome News-Tribune in Georgia, we're going to read the story squared off on Page One under the head "City fills seat, OKs sidewalk cafes" to learn whether the seat is in one of the cafés. The Idaho Statesman in Boise was straightforward with that e-mail story: "White House e-mails may have broken law."
The Quad-City Times in Davenport, Iowa, is strictly local with its top-of the-page square-off reporting "West Rock River Bridge inaugurated." The Sun Journal in Lewiston, Maine, attracts attention to its Page One with a big picture and a report that "Graffiti 'writers' seek place to display work." Meanwhile, The Beaufort Gazette in South Carolina might get Will Rogers to read at least once its top story on Page One with the inviting head "Woman shocked, beaten by ex-boyfriend."
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Cole Hamels gets the start tonight as the Phillies open the season against righty Tim Hudson and the Braves. Hamels was fantastic in official spring action, throwing to an 0.96 ERA with an 0.79 ratio. He was also hit hard in a start against the Dominican Republic World Baseball Classic game that didn't count towards official stats, allowing eight runs in 2 2/3 innings in that outing.
Hamels comes off of a fantastic 2012 season in which he threw to a 3.05 ERA and a 1.12 ratio in 31 starts while striking out 216 in 215 1/3 innings. He has finished in the top ten in NL Cy Young voting in each of the last two seasons.
Brian McCann (who is on the DL) hits Hamels pretty hard. 281/359/544 with three home runs and 15 RBI in 57 at-bats. Hamels has handled Uggla (.145 against Hamels in 55 at-bats) and Freddie Freeman (6-for-23 with a home run) and he won't have to deal with Chipper anymore. Chipper hit 302/400/581 against Hamels for his career. BJ Upton 0-for-2 against Hamels. Justin 5-for-15 with five singles.
Hudson made seven starts this spring, pitching to a 3.90 ERA with a 1.30 ratio. He threw to a 3.62 ERA and a 1.21 ratio over 28 starts in 2012. Five of those starts came against the Phillies. Two of them were really good, two were bad and he allowed two earned runs in 5 2/3 innings in the other. Overall he threw to a 3.99 ERA and a 1.23 ratio against the Phils in 2012.
Howard has hit 338/436/708 with seven home runs against Hudson for his career. John Mayberry is 4-for-13 with two home runs. Rollins 218/265/462 in 78 at-bats. Utley 210/325/306 in 62 at-bats. Michael Young faced him a lot while Hudson was with Oakland, he's 9-for-28 with a double (321/367/357). Revere has never faced him. Brown 1-for-6 with a single. Nix 8-for-26 with a double and a home run (308/333/462).
The Phillies dropped games to the Blue Jays on Friday night and on Saturday afternoon.
Friday night they lost 1-0. Cliff Lee started and threw four scoreless innings. Horst, Adams and Papelbon combined to throw four scoreless frames. JP Arencibia homered off of Aumont to start the fifth, which was the only run of the game. The Phillies had four hits in the game. A double by Kratz and singles by Rollins, Howard and Utley.
Kendrick was hit hard on Saturday afternoon, allowing five runs in three innings, as Toronto topped the Phils 10-4. Zach Miner also allowed three runs in 1 1/3 innings. Mayberry hit a solo home run for the Phils and Michael Young had two hits, including a two-run double.
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Here's the 25-man roster for the Phillies. Inciarte makes the team. Quintero the backup catcher. Aumont, Valdes, Horst all in the pen. Stutes to Triple-A. The Phillies have three lefties in the pen and no real long man. If you think Chad Durbin is a good candidate to regularly go more than one inning, my guess would be that watching him try to pitch more than one inning will change your mind. Inciarte is a bad use of a roster spot. The Phillies have five outfielders on the team and three of them are Mayberry, Nix and Inciarte. That means their outfield is not very good.


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I just wanted to point you to a series of funny (comic style) db4o blog posts by gamlerhart which make a great way to get you started with db4o (why not having some fun while you're learning?). I think the blog posts also deal with key issues that you must have in mind if you're new to db4o (activation, object identity, etc).
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Coca-Cola can't shuck rising corn costs
Recent drought and inflationary pressures hold back profits -- a warning sign for other stocks
Coca-Cola (KO), one of the most ubiquitous brands in the world and one of Warren Buffett's favorite stocks, is a powerhouse in the business world. But there are some forces even more powerful than Coke.
Namely, a force of nature. Drought has caused rising corn prices and taken a bite out of Coke's bottom line.
Rising costs held back the soft drink maker in its second quarter -- though higher sales volume meant impressive revenue numbers -- in a sign that higher costs are taking a bigger chunk out profits for major corporations.
Coca-Cola posted second-quarter earnings Tuesday that tallied $2.79 billion in profits, or $1.21 a share. That was down from $2.8 billion ($1.20 a share) a year earlier.
You might not think that's a big deal, but the company had posted year-over-year profit increases for 11 out of the past 12 quarters before this report. So Coca-Cola doesn't miss the mark often.
Some investors fear a long-term drop in soft drink consumption as Americans get healthier, but that wasn't the issue. Even as the U.S. reduces its demand, Coke is booming abroad in more than 200 countries worldwide. In fact, revenue rose 2.7% on the quarter to more than $13 billion.
No, the trouble was rising costs for such raw materials as the plastic used to make bottles and the corn used in sweeteners. According to the company's quarterly report, Coca-Cola's gross margin edged down to 60.1% from 60.8%, while input costs jumped 4.7%.
Corn is particularly troublesome amid a drought that is decimating U.S. crops in the Midwest. Nearly everything is getting more expensive as a result of corn -- from beef from corn-fed cattle to whiskey made from corn mash to margarine made with corn oil. And of course, that old culprit high-fructose corn syrup is driving up costs for juice and soft drink makers like Coke, PepsiCo (PEP), Dr Pepper-Snapple (DPS) and others.
So what does this mean for investors? Well, long-term investors will continue to find solace in Coca-Cola, as the drought will pass. Coke stock is going to be split 2 for 1 in the next several weeks, and that provides a big buying opportunity. The stock yields a nice 2.7% dividend, and its defensive nature in the consumer staples sector remains attractive. And, of course, Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway (BRK.A) continues to think Coke is a sweet play. The investment company owns almost 9% of all outstanding Coca-Cola stock, for an amazing $15.5 billion position in the stock.
In the short term, however, Coke might see some headwinds. Growing international sales continue to be a bright spot, but the weight of inflationary pressures is real. More importantly, investors should take note of the impact in the second quarter and the fact that corn prices have moved even higher in recent weeks.
That means the story might be the same for Coca-Cola in Q3 as well -- and that similar businesses in the soft drink game will see rising input costs weigh on their profits.
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Wedding: 9/14/2013
Our wedding was on 9/14/13 at Jackson Gore Inn and it was made perfect by Annie as our officiant. Annie took the time to meet with us in person, and talked with us via email and phone to help us prepare for our ceremony. Annie not only gave us good advice and resourses to use but she provided us support by giving words of encouragement throughout the whole planning process! Annie also went above and beyond to help us find audio equipment needed for our ceremony in just a few days notice! The ceremony was everything we imagined it to be and we have Annie to thank for it. We recieved many compliments from our guests and wedding party about Annie's charming personality and the overall presenation of our ceremony! I hope some day down the road many years from now my husband and I will renew our vows and Annie will be the one to officiate! We highly recommend Annie for your future wedding!
Wedding: 9/1/2013
Annie was a pleasure to work with. She was warm and friendly and thorough in execution. She put me at ease in the days leading up to my wedding and during our rehearsal, she knew how to take charge and direct everyone in the party. She directed our ceremony seamlessly and came prepared - while I was tearing up in front of my family and friends, she already had a tissue ready for me!
Wedding: 8/3/2013
We couldn't have chosen a better officiant for our Vermont wedding! From beginning to end, Annie was there to assist with all of our needs. Not only did she provide the most personalized and perfect ceremony, but she was also always available to assist with all aspects of the wedding day. Her passion shows in her work, we would highly recommend her for any Vermont wedding!
Wedding: 6/22/2014
Working with Annie was amazing! Our first introduction to her was over the phone. She is so warm and puts you at ease immediately. She asked many questions to learn as much as she could about my husband and I. Upon meeting her for the first time, she walked us through a typical ceremony. She was open to all of our ideas and had such great suggestions. Having performed so many weddings, she had so many helpful pieces of advice (things I NEVER would have thought of). We couldn't have planned such a special and intimate ceremony without her. All our guests raved about what a wonderful ceremony we had and we owe it all to Annie! I can't recommend her strongly enough!!
Wedding: 2/9/2013
Annie was a pleasure to work with. We were married outside on a cold February afternoon and she was fantastic. We are so grateful to Annie for giving us the type of ceremony we wanted and for standing out in the cold with us.
Wedding: 5/11/2013
I contacted Annie just months before my wedding. She was extremely kind and helpful. Upon our first conversation I could definitely tell she knew the business well. She paid great attention to detail and made sure every part of the ceremony was covered. She was also a great help the day of the wedding with nerves and making sure everything and everyone was where it needed to be. Couldn't have asked for a more perfect officiant for our perfect day.
Wedding: 9/21/2013
Annie is absolutely wonderful! We felt so comfortable with her from the very first meeting and knew she'd be able to give us the unique, personal wedding ceremony we were looking for! She has wonderful ideas and goes above & beyond to provide advice on anything from vendors to design! My husband and I were looking for something a bit unique but still in keeping with a traditional ceremony...so with personal vows and a unity ceremony complete with drinking Heady Topper to reflect our love of IPA's, we nailed it...thanks to Annie! She made our ceremony truly represent us...she worked so well with our other vendors and kept in great communication with our wedding coordinator. We couldn't be happier with Annie and our guests have been asking for copies of her ceremony for them to reflect upon! :) THANK YOU ANNIE!
Wedding: 8/31/2013
Annie is by far the most wonderful officiant! From the moment we first spoke with Annie on the phone we knew she would be the right person to marry us. We really didn't want just any joe off the street to officiate our ceremony, so we were a little nervous at first. Annie is so warm and caring! You feel like you have known her for years immediately. We instantly felt comfortable! Annie is a wealth of knowledge, and she had tons of tips and helpful pieces of info for us. She took a lot of research and guess work off our plates!
Annie made sure that our ceremony was everything we hoped for and much more! It was absolutely a day to remember, and if you are getting married anywhere near VT Annie is the BEST choice!!! I truly can't say enough wonderful things about her!
Wedding: 8/17/2013
Annie was such a pleasure to work with. From the moment we first we her, we both knew she would be great for our wedding ceremony. She helped us plan everything to feel like it was "our" ceremony and is very knowledgeable. Then she surpassed our expectations that weekend. She was very organized and in charge at the ceremony (especially with the groomsmen) and then the wedding day she was fantastic! Our ceremony was so special and meaningful which was all because of Annie!
Wedding: 9/8/2012
Planning a wedding ceremony could not have been a more enjoyable experience than the one my wife and I had planning our ceremony with Annie. We found her to be completely organized, flexible with content, professional in approach and a genuine pleasure to work with. Despite not knowing Annie for many years as some might with their local ministers/spiritual guides Annie spent time with us to help ensure our ceremony was not only unique to us but also a ceremony which was special to us. On the day of our ceremony weather decided to make an appearance pushing us from Plan A to Plan B and then Plan C. Through these changes Annie was an absolute STAR ensuring the ceremony ran smoothly partly because the back-up plans were all in place and partly because of her great organization and clear experience.
We highly recommend having Annie officiate your wedding day.
Wedding: 9/1/2012
The minute my husband and I sat down with Annie, we knew she was the perfect fit to marry us. We instantly felt comfortable with Annie. Her wealth of experience was extremely helpful to us during the planning of our ceremony as we had no idea where to start or what we wanted. Annie is warm and kind. Her words were so genuine at our wedding and she truly cared about making our ceremony very special for us. We have already recommended her to another family member who is getting married next year and would not hesitate to recommend her to any couple looking for a superb wedding officiant. Thank you, Annie, for making our day magical! ~ Leslie and Chris Sexton ~ Married September 1, 2012 ~ East Burke, Vermont
Wedding: 10/13/2012
Annie was wonderful to work with! From our very first phone call, she was so friendly and warm, and so organized! She is a professional, and her experience will immediately put you at ease. Not a religious couple, we wanted our ceremony to be a reflection of our love for one another, and our love for our family and friends. Annie had a binder full of amazing readings and ideas on how to make our ceremony truly unique and relevant to us as a couple, without touching on religion at all. She also was wonderful on the weekend, from the rehearsal to the actual day, everything ran smoothly and perfectly.
To us, the ceremony was the most important part of our wedding, and we can truly say that it was PERFECT. We highly recommend Annie!
Wedding: 9/22/2012
Annie was so great! She was so nice and helpful, and made the process of figuring out the ceremony so easy. My husband and I live in MA and were having a hard time finding time to go to VT to talk with Annie in person. She worked with us over the phone on several occasions to make sure that the ceremony was going to be just what we wanted. She gave us lots of advice on how to make the ceremony personal to us by adding readings and symbolic ceremonies, and the wedding turned out so amazing because of it!!!
Wedding: 10/13/2012
Planning from a distance can be difficult, but when it came to the ceremony and rehearsal, Annie really helped us to have one less thing to worry about. We chatted with her via phone and email and didn't meet until the rehearsal. There, she was incredibly organized and effortlessly wrangled-in the wedding party (a difficult task!), making sure everyone knew what they were supposed to be doing and when. She really took charge and even came up with a plan "B" in the case of inclimate weather. We really appreciated her know-how and positive attitude!
My husband and I wanted a fully custom wedding ceremony, so we were able to write the entire thing ourselves at no extra charge (the other officiants we looked at charged extra for custom pieces) so we really appreciated Annie helping us to express ourselves!
Wedding: 4/13/2012
My husband and I live in Maryland and planned our big day for a small town in Vermont. Annie was a great help in planning the ceremony. She was able to give us a wide range of ideas,including music, readings, and structure. We did most of the planning over the phone and only met with Annie once before the wedding rehearsal, but the wedding was perfect. Annie was able to give my husband and I the wedding of our dreams from miles away. We couldn't have asked for a better person to perform our ceremony.
Wedding: 7/1/2012
Annie was the first officiant we contacted and we knew right away she was the one for us. We are an older (50ish) couple and wanted a small, personal, wedding in Vermont. She guided us through the whole process seamlessly. She provided a lot of options for us and was open to our ideas in how to make this personal and perfect for us. She helped us come up with a way to include our respective children in a very personal family unity candle lighting ceremony. It was the perfect day thanks to Annie!
Wedding: 7/7/2012
Annie was an absolute professional and so helpful to me and my fiance during the months before our wedding and especially the week before our big day. We changed things last minute in the ceremony and she was understanding and able to roll with a new plan. She was also invaluable at the rehearsal in organizing our families and preparing everyone for what was going to happen. She is a wealth of information about possible readings, songs, programs, and other ideas. She set a mood of order, celebration, and spirituality at our service that I loved.
Wedding: 9/17/2012
Annie was so great to work with. We were able to create and mold our own ceremony. She was very warm and heartfelt throughout the whole process!
Wedding: 7/21/2012
My husband and I were planning an out of town wedding in Vermont. I am so glad we found Annie! She was so easy to work with and we were able to do most of our planning over the phone. The first time I talked to her, I knew she was perfect for us. She was extremely accommodating and helped me work some very traditional vows into a more modern ceremony. She was flexible and came to us for an easy rehearsal. She was in charge and kept everyone focused. That can be a challenge, but she was wonderful. I would recommend her to anyone!!!
Wedding: 8/18/2012
Annie was extremely professional, yet fun and enthusiastic from the very first phone call! She comes with great ideas to make your ceremony unique, special and personal, and bring years of experience to ensure your ceremony goes off without a hitch! She was excellent to work with and we are so happy we chose Annie to be our officiant. She is definitely more than just an officiant - she coordinates the whole ceremony!
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FLORENCE, Ariz. (AP) - An Arizona death row inmate who murdered his wife and young daughter has died in what the Department of Corrections is calling an apparent suicide.
The department says the death Friday of 50-year-old Milo Stanley will be investigated by the department and medical examiners.
Details on how Stanley died weren't immediately available.
Stanley was convicted in Yavapai County of murdering his wife, Susan, and 5-year-old daughter, Seleste, in 1986 during an argument with his wife over his drinking.
Stanley dumped the bodies in a remote area, returned to his Clarkdale home and put his 1-year-old son to bed and then called police to report his wife and daughter missing.
He was sentenced to death for the daughter's death and to life in prison for killing his wife.
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The Rev. William Barber, the head of North Carolina NAACP, is one of 12 people on trial Friday for the Moral Monday protests.
Barber is charged with a misdemeanor second-degree trespassing charge and a misdemeanor failure to disperse on command. The trials are expected to resume Dec. 3 and Dec. 4. The defense believes it will take more than a couple of days.
After the morning session, Barber defended the protests against laws put in place by the Republican-led General Assembly.
"Whatever we face is a light affliction compared to the affliction that citizens will go through," Barber said.
There were about 100 cases on the docket for Friday but most were moved to Monday.
The police chief of the General Assembly described the police response on Friday morning, and the court saw video of the protests and arrests.
General Assembly Police Chief Jeff Weaver on the stand said he was concerned the protest could become disorderly. He said officers can't predict people's behavior and he was concerned everyone's safety.
"When you're hearing those words, 'Fight. Fight. Fight.' As loud as it was, and I saw individuals in the support crowd that was chanting and raising their fists as well, emotions were running high. I was worried we could have an incident."
Weaver, in answering questions from the defense, said there are regulations about groups gathering but that singing and praying are allowed.
Barber, meanwhile, told the media, "They want to criminalize constitutional rights and the constitutional right to peaceful and non-violent protests. None of what we have done has been in the dark. Everybody knows it's not rooted in any form of violence, but in the deepest tradition of the non-violence history of our country and our movement."


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As if Thompson's YouTube-style video from last night's debate wasn't receiving enough attention, the campaign is now releasing an extended version of last night's video entitled "Revolution," featuring hits on all three of his major opponents. Dubbed by the Romney team as this campaign's first "attack ad," the video that aired last night featured old clips of Romney and Huckabee supporting abortion and tax increases respectively.
Well, the two-minute extended version posted on Thompson's website during the debate and released to media outlets today includes one more line of attack. The video opens with a message that reads, "During the Republican Revolution, Fred Thompson was leading as a proud conservative." Then after the clips of Romney and Huckabee shown last night, the extended video includes two clips of a younger-looking Giuliani announcing his endorsement for the Democratic gubernatorial candidate in New York, Mario Cuomo, and saying that the NRA goes "way overboard, it's almost what the extremists on the other side do."
The fact that the campaign decided to exclude the part about Giuliani last night in favor of the two candidates closer to Thompson in the polls seems to indicate where the campaign feels its opposition resources are best spent. And although the campaign has said it will not be buying any television time for its new video, it is sure to cause something of stir with the chattering class.


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I am a 40 year old with the "untreatable condition" of Borderline - Borderline.
My condition means that for my own personal comfort and the comfort of others that I should attend new places with my second vv carer.
My main second is my 15 year old daughter. You try to keep an adult around.
For a couple of years I have tolerated the anti social hierarchy that is you cant attend unless you are 18 or over, but we cannot tell you why.
To progress my headspace I decided to no longer give in and have been challenging that intransigent, ostrich like( I know they do not actually do it) rule.
Last year I got a reply from the BEEB to say they did not actually know where or this ruling came from.
Next the production company, the one that has the same name as the first letter of your name, bent over backwards to enable me to goto a recording in Glasgow.
The other month, the Company plugging tickets for the tickets for Qi, made the mistake of putting the incorrect age for the show. WOW. AT LAST. THE 21ST CENTURY... Followed the link... POW! MISPRINT 18 Again. Thanks Very Feckin Much.
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Meet Terrance - a big name for such a little boy. He's described as tolerant and getting along with everyone. Cleo and Nikki are a little more shy. And they're also a ways away from home. That "E" on their ID slips mean they're from Edgefield County, but a wait a minute - this is the -Aiken- county animal shelter.
"They probably take it for granted because they call the sheriff's office and the issue is taken care of," says Edgefield County Administrator Lynn Strom.
That's right, Edgefield does not an animal shelter. So what happens to those stray pets?
"It may take hour for her to drive here, then unload her animals here, then do her paperwork," Aiken County Animal Control Director Bobby Arthur says.
The Edgefield County animal control officer has to pick up calls, then pick up the stray animals from all 506 square miles of Edgefield County, then truck them over to Aiken. That's a major time drain that can take hours out of her day - in fact, she couldn't meet today because she was out on multiple calls to get animals from the west side of Edgefield County over to Aiken County. That also takes her out of the county for emergency calls. With as many as 100 or 150 pets coming over a month, that means it can be close quarters in Aiken.
"If Edgefield County had their own shelter it would really help us with overcrowding, so we could house more animals in a more humane way," Arthur says.
Those Edgefield animals are in addition to hundreds of Aiken County animals each month. And while they adopt and transfer them, only half find a home:
"You're still looking at half, what happens to the other half," Arthur says.
Edgefield County leaders are working to dip into reserves to build a shelter; that will take around $200,000. Tuesday evening they will be taking the first steps by walking county properties to start selecting a site - perhaps the old chain gang site, or this abandoned nursing home, well-worn and over grown, could give these little guys a home until they find a home.
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Rare offering of appx 320 +/- acres located in the Livermore Valley Wine Country adjacent to vineyards. Property begins on lower part of Reuss Rd on left side up to rolling hill land with fabulous panoramic views and numerous potential building sites. Shown with agent only.
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Millions of Americans struggle to find more meaning in their lives every day.
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The 2-year campaign aims to bring help and hope to those trying to improve their lives. The campaign includes SAMHSA, the National Alliance on Mental Illness, the Mayo Clinic, Blue Star Families, and other organizations.
"This is a unique opportunity to leverage the power of media to effect societal change — in this case, in the area of mental health and emotional well-being,&rquot; said A. Kathryn Power, M.Ed., Director of SAMHSA's Center for Mental Health Services. "SAMHSA is working closely with the This Emotional Life team to make sure that the information, stories, and resources that make up this unprecedented project get to the people who need them most."
What do an uncontrollably angry teen and a misunderstood lottery winner have in common? Or how about a young husband misunderstood by his wife and an elderly woman on her way to a senior center? They were all interviewed for the PBS series This Emotional Life, which premiered in early January 2010.
This Emotional Life is a multi-platform endeavor that explores the science behind the human quest for emotional well-being, the barriers that stand in the way of this pursuit, and the importance of social relationships in surmounting life's challenges and finding happiness.
"The TV series is the cornerstone of a broader project to help people form better, deeper, and more profound human connections," said Richard Hutton, Senior Executive Producer of Vulcan Productions.
This Emotional Life is complemented by a Web site, which provides vetted resources to build social support networks around topics highlighted in the series, such as the importance of early attachment, how to heal strained or damaged relationships, post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), stress, depression, grief, resilience and our pursuit of happiness.
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SAMHSA is distributing and assembling the "Early Moments Matter" toolkit designed to educate parents and caregivers of infants about what attachment is and why it's important.
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SPOKANE -- Spokane emergency crews responded to crash involving a car that nearly went down a steep embankment near Northwest Boulevard and LaCrosse.
The call came in just before 8:30 p.m. Tuesday.
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As you may or may not know for a while there Dave and I went Vegan, and hard as I tried to get into it and enjoy it I REALLY MISSED meat, milk, cheese, chocolate and all that other stuff that makes living and eating FUN!! During this food hiatus I have to be honest and say that I kind of lost interest a little bit in food, and eating out became more of a challenge rather then a treat. But, after one whole year of being dedicated to veganisim I am delighted to say that we are BACK IN THE GAME!!! We are so in, out and all around the game now and with that comes the joy of eating again. And what better place to relish the joy of eating than at our favourite local restaurant "Foodworks".
Out & About at Foodworks, Kilkenny
The Little Green Grocer
It was only yesterday when Dave and I were looking for somewhere to eat that we decided to hang a left instead of our usual right when we hit the top of the high street in Kilkenny. And I am so glad we did, there we discovered the cutest little shop which was aptly named "The Little Green Grocer". So today, we decided to go have a look and whilst talking to Sarah & Eleanor, the owners, we discovered it had been opened for the past six months! That will just give you an indication how long it had been since we took a left turn! Sadly we are creatures of habit.
Butternut Squash Risotto
As the winter draws in I find myself looking for heart warming, earthy, comforting recipes. Yes, its time to drag out your winter woolies, slip on your old aran cardigan (as I have done/doing as we speak) and tuck into a wholesome bowl of autumn goodness. Nothing says fall like Butternut squash. It is a […][Continue reading...]
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The ULTIMATE FLOATING DECK or UFD was first published in 1984. Since then it has spurned many variations. The current manuscript has been REFINED and re-written. This brings the effect right up to date by cutting out the superfluous "1980's handlings". Consider this some serious "house cleaning" after twenty six years!
Now, the structure is linear and smooth—from the selection to the levitation. Clean, smooth, direct.
A card is selected and returned to the deck. It is given a quick all-around-square-up, and then placed on the palm. On command, the top half of the deck FLOATS. First a little, and then a WHOLE LOT! The card below the floating section is removed. It is waved back and forth between the blocks, showing the ABSENCE of support.
After a few seconds, the floating half of the deck settles back down, and the single card turned over to reveal that it is the SELECTED card!
The motion of the FLOATING "half deck" looks lovely and smooth. "Cloud-like" in many ways. And, a lovely subtlety, now included, allows you to SHOW UNDER THE FLOATING BLOCK—WITHOUT REVEALING ANYTHING!
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A shooting inside the MotorCity Casino is under investigation and is raising questions about security inside Detroit's downtown casinos.
A spokesperson for MotorCity Casino confirms that a woman accidentally shot herself in the leg when a gun inside her purse discharged inside the casino early Tuesday morning. She was taken to a local hospital for treatment but her condition is not known.
FOX 2 has learned the woman has a concealed pistol license, but it is against the law to carry a gun into any Michigan casino. According to the casino spokesperson they are fully cooperating with investigators from the Michigan State Police. No one else was hurt.
None of the three casinos in Detroit require patrons to pass through a metal detector for entrance into the buildings.
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Karl Rove made an appearance on Sean Hannity's show on Tuesday night to defend himself against claims his new PAC, Conservative Victory Project, will protect moderate incumbent Republicans against Tea Party candidates:
"This is not to protect incumbent Republicans, it's to get in races where it is important to have a winning candidate," he said. "It's to try and find the most conservative candidate who can win, the so-called Buckley rule. Our job is not to protect incumbents, it's to win races by stopping the practice of giving away some of the seats like we did in Missouri and in Indiana this past year and that may mean telling the incumbent Republican that if he is going be in the race he shouldn't expect any funds from Crossroads in the general election."


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God of War 3 Director Discusses DLC Challenge RoomsThe God of War series' challenge rooms will be returning in the third entry, and God of War 3 director Stig Asmussen is hinting that further rooms may be added later as downloadable content.
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Before your doctor can recommend a treatment plan, he or she needs to know the grade of the cancer. The grade tells these things about the tumor:
How malignant it is
How likely it is that the cancer will spread to other parts of the brain
How it might respond to treatment
How likely it is to come back (recurrence) after treatment
A pathologist, a doctor who specializes in looking at tissue under a microscope, determines the grade by looking at the sample of tissue you had removed in a biopsy.
There are 4 grades of brain tumors. Grade I and II are also called low-grade tumors. Grade III and IV are also called high-grade or anaplastic tumors:
Grade I. Grade I tumors are the least malignant. Cells in a grade I tumor look like normal brain cells. Your doctor may remove grade I tumors with surgery, if it can be done safely. Or your doctor may follow the progress of a grade I tumor with yearly MRI scans.
Grade II. Grade II tumors have cells that are not normal when looked at under a microscope. They can grow and invade the tissues around them. Even if they are entirely removed with surgery, these tumors can come back at a higher grade. Low-grade (diffuse) astrocytomas are examples of grade II tumors.
Grade III. Grade III tumors are also malignant tumors. These tumors invade the tissues around them. When grade III tumors are removed with surgery, they usually grow back faster than grade II tumors. Grade III tumors frequently turn into grade IV tumors. An example of a grade III tumor is anaplastic astrocytoma.
Grade IV. Grade IV tumors are the most malignant tumors. Grade IV tumor cells are very abnormal. They grow and spread quickly and infiltrate areas of the brain that appear normal. Grade IV tumors produce new blood vessels to help the tumor grow. Surgery cannot reach these areas without damaging the normal brain. For this reason, chemotherapy and radiation are routinely given for a grade IV brain tumor. An example of a grade IV tumor is glioblastoma multiforme.
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Just a little more process. Merging real-world information with my styles, adjusting accordingly. The route lines have gotten slimmer in proportion to the streets themselves to simplify complex intersections and interchanges, and to keep things from getting muddled when you view the map as a whole.
A few personal thoughts on Bus Maps as opposed to other transit types:
Whereas a rail map concerns itself mostly with the rail line itself, a bus line is all about navigating the actual streets. As this project develops I realize more and more that it's a map of the city almost more than a map of the transit. There are elements of stylization of course — smoothing out interchanges, snapping the grid a bit, but ultimately the map has to represent the city. My goal is not just an elegant and beautiful transit map but also a completely useable map of the city. This is, after all, where the existing map fails so fundamentally — not as a transit diagram (though it certainly does fail there as well) but as a map.
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