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I know it's been a while but I'm finally back :) I upgraded to the latest version of WordPress and it unfortunately didn't like my blog template. That needed to be fixed… and it took a lot longer than I ever expected. In the interim, I was afraid to try and publish any new content so I (im)patiently waited it out :) But yes, I'm back and happy to bring you these super tasty vanilla cupcakes! Recently I was contacted by Singing Dog Vanilla asking me to try their vanilla extract. My first response was a resounding "sure thing!" and was even more pleased when they agreed to sponsor a giveaway for one of my blog readers! A giveaway in which the winner will have a choice between two different Singing Dog Vanilla products! A giveaway that will tap your creativity! A giveaway that is not limited to "US Residents Only"… this time it's open to those of you in Canada as well so this giveaway really is a good thing!
When Jennifer contacted me regarding Singing Dog Vanilla, I was intrigued. You see, among their various products they sell organic vanilla extract. While I've tried many vanilla extracts I'd not tried an organic one and I was curious as to how it would be. While I awaited the arrival of the organic vanilla extract, I put on my thinking cap to decide just what recipe I wanted to use it in. I decided to make vanilla cupcakes because I find the simplicity allows the true flavor of the vanilla (good or bad) to really come through. I was pleasantly surprised by the "clean" flavor of the Singing Dog Organic Vanilla Extract. No funky or "off" flavor… no odd aftertaste or anything unpleasant. If you're into buying organic, I'd really recommend you check out Singing Dog for your vanilla extracts!
Another vanilla item that always interests me is vanilla bean paste. I think the reason is it doesn't get used very much in recipes. There's tons and tons of recipes that call for vanilla extract and lots of recipes that call for vanilla beans but very few that have vanilla bean paste as an ingredient. I feel vanilla bean paste is terribly underutilized… and I absolutely love it! All the flavor of vanilla beans but in a convenient "paste" form. I think the stuff is great because you don't have to split the beans and scrape them out yourself. All the flavor without all the effort :) The winner of this giveaway will have their choice of either the vanilla extract or the vanilla bean paste. If you win, and you've never used vanilla bean paste, I definitely recommend choosing it!!!
Speaking of the giveaway… lemme tellya whatcha gotta do to win. Just leave a comment on this post with the recipe you would make to showcase this vanilla extract or vanilla bean paste. Either provide a link to the recipe or do a copy/paste or type it out. I'm totally looking forward to seeing the recipes because I plan to try out some of the ones you submit! I'm sure others will try them out too so definitely put on your thinking caps and be creative :) Remember, you must be a resident of the United States or Canada in order to win… and the winner will be chosen randomly from those qualifying comments left before 11:59pm PDT on Wednesday September 30, 2009.
Good luck and happy vanilla recipe posting!!!
Vanilla Cupcakes
from Fisher & Paykel
125g butter
3/4 cup caster sugar
1 tablespoon Singing Dog Vanilla Extract
3 eggs, at room temperature
1-1/2 cups self rising flour
1/4 cup milk
Preheat oven to 350°F. Line a muffin tin with 12 cupcake liners.
In the bowl of a standing mixer fitted with the paddle attachment cream together the butter, sugar and vanilla until light and very fluffy – approx 5 minutes, scraping bowl occasionally.
Add the eggs, one at a time, mixing well after each.
Add the flour and milk, in three parts. Combine well but DO NOT OVERMIX.
Fill cupcake liners 2/3 full and bake for 20-22 minutes or until a cake tester inserted in center comes out clean.
Brown Sugar Buttercream Frosting
from Culinary Concoctions by Peabody
1 cup tightly packed brown sugar
1/2 cup heavy cream
8 tablespoons unsalted butter, cut into 4 1-ounce pieces
1/8 tsp cream of tartar
Heat brown sugar, heavy cream, 1 of the 1-ounce pieces of butter, and the cream of tartar in a 1 quart saucepan over medium-high heat, stirring frequently while bringing the mixture to a boil. Allow the mixture to continue boiling while stirring constantly, for 2 minutes. Transfer the bubble hot mixture to a stainless steel bowl and allow to stand at room temperature for 1 hour before proceeding. Place the cooled mixture int the bowl of an electric mixer fitted with a paddle. Beat on low for 30 seconds. Then beat on medium for 2 minutes, while adding the remaining 3 pieces of butter, one at a time, until incorporated. Scrape down the sides of the sides of the bowl. Increase the speed to high and beat for an additional 2 minutes. Scrape down the sides of the bowl and beat on high for an additional 1 minute until light and fluffy. Refrigerate the icing until needed.
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Shaniya's Brother Speaks Out
He is still in shock over his sister's murder.
Shaniya Davis's half-brother, Byron Coleman, 21, talked exclusively to Essence.com about his sister's murder. Here is a portion of their riveting interview:
ESSENCE.COM: Can you tell me about your little sister, Shaniya?
BYRON COLEMAN: She was a very sweet little girl but very, very, shy. She wouldn't go to just anybody, you would really have to know her. And, she would have to get warmed up to you, especially males. She was a daddy's girl.
ESSENCE.COM: How close were you to her?
COLEMAN: Me and Shaniya were really close. I would see her every time I came home (from college). The last time I saw her is when we went to Chuck E. Cheese. It was fun, and she enjoyed it. We went there and McDonald's and then I went to the store to get her some flip-flops. She saw how they lit up when you walked, so she was like, "I want these," and a Barbie doll.
ESSENCE.COM: What else did she like to do?
COLEMAN: Makeup, every girl's dream. She loved "Hannah Montana," I know that. She (also) loved R&B because she was always singing.
ESSENCE.COM: When did you find out what happened to your sister?
COLEMAN: I found out the same day that it occurred. I was in Charlotte. I received a phone call from my dad and saw it all over the news. My father said that my little sister was missing, but don't worry too much because she will be coming home pretty soon.
ESSENCE.COM: What did you think once your father told you?
COLEMAN: I didn't think something like that could happen. I mean, you see it on the news all the time but you would never think that could happen to you or somebody close to you.
For the rest of the interview, go to Essence.com.

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Love the potential of this plug-in and appreciate your work on it. The e-mail invites work beautifully, but when I try to send a group invite, there appear to be 2 problems:
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Browse the literary magazines listed in NewPages to find short stories and longer fiction, poetry, creative nonfiction, essays, literary criticism, book reviews, author interviews, art and photography. The magazine editor's description for each sponsored literary magazine gives you an overview of editorial styles—what writers they have published and what they are looking for (with contact information, subscription rates, submission guidelines, and more).
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The Chariton Review showcases work exhibiting a strong sense of the writer's craft, familiarity with contemporary innovations and conversations, and mindfulness of various rich traditions.
Fiction Southeast
Fiction Southeast is an online literary journal dedicated to flash fiction. The mission of Fiction Southeast is to showcase fiction from today's most promising writers and to create an online literary journal that allows readers to quickly and easily access quality writing from their laptops, iPads, and cell phones. [o]
Otis Nebula
An independent purveyor of writing and other media with a hankering for hybridization that publishes books and a vividly curated digital magazine. [o]
Story is a biannual magazine devoted to stories of any shape or form, focusing on a single theme each issue.
2River View
Since 1996, an online site of poetry, art, and theory, quarterly publishing The 2River View and occasionally publishing individual authors in the 2River Chapbook Series, as well as podcasting 2River authors from the Muddy Bank blog. [o]
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Able Muse
A semiannual review of poetry prose and art. With featured poet and artist /photographer with interview. Includes poems, fiction, essays and book reviews.
A "workshop of literature where wonderful, audacious and strange things come into being." —Bernhard Schlink, author of The Reader
Alaska Quarterly Review
One of America's premier literary magazines and a source of powerful, new voices. AQR is "one of the nation's best literary magazines," The Washington Post Book World.
American Literary Review
American Literary Review has been published since
1990 through the Creative Writing Program of the department
of English at the University of North Texas.
[Read more about American Literary Review]
American Poetry Review
The widest range of distinguished poets, exciting new writers, controversial reviews, essays, columns, and interviews.
The Antioch Review
The Antioch Review is a distinguished, well-established literary journal that publishes lively and cogent essays, fiction, poetry and book reviews.
Apple Valley Review
The Apple Valley Review is an online literary journal established in 2005 and published in the spring and fall. Each issue features a collection of beautifully crafted poetry, short fiction, and essays. [o]
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Arcadia wants your best. Fiction, poetry, painting, photograph, stand-up comedy routine, mockumentary, whatever. We want to see it, read it, hear it, and love it.
Arroyo Literary Review
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Upbeat New England poetry journal. Small Press Review-recommended; profiled in Poet's Market. Proudly welcomes newer poets alongside the biggest names in the small press.
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The Baltimore Review
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Bellevue Literary Review
Bellevue Literary Review is a unique literary magazine that examines human existence through the prism of health and healing, illness and disease.
Bellingham Review
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Beloit Poetry Journal
For over 60 years, the Beloit Poetry Journal has been distinguished for the extraordinary range of its poetry and its discovery of strong new poets.
Big Muddy
Multidisciplinary issues and events, especially but not solely concerning the 10-state area that borders the Mississippi River, from the Canadian border to the Gulf Coast
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The Bitter Oleander endeavors to publish imaginative poetry, short fiction, interviews, essays & translations of living poets from every corner of the world.
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Black Denim Lit provides approachable literary science fiction and fantasy grounded in characterizations of human experience that is at once dark and inspiring, disturbing and longing and always irreverent. [o/p][e-pub]
Black Warrior Review
Since 1974, Black Warrior Review has published the freshest voices in literature, from established and emerging talents alike. Each issue includes a poetry chapbook, comics, and full-color art sections.
The Boiler
"The Boiler publishes some of the liveliest writing I've seen online today."—The Adirondack Review. We publish new and emerging writers on a quarterly basis. [o]
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The Briar Cliff Review
Founded in 1989, The Briar Cliff Review is an eclectic literary, cultural and art magazine. Its full-size format and elegantly simple design provide an aesthetically pleasing venue for the work of contributors.
International perspective. Focuses on the literary non-fiction essay, and also publishes interviews, memoir, letters, poetry, fiction, and other strange and wonderful literary matter.
The Brooklyner
The Brooklyner was founded to exhibit new narrative, from both emerging and established writers. We publish fiction, nonfiction, poetry, art, reviews, interviews, sketches and translations. Also, audio and video. We're mediatelling. [o]
Burnside Review
A truly independent literary journal from Portland, Oregon.
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The Cape Rock
A Gathering of Poets
Our mission is to print the best poetry: any style, format, or subject matter.
The Carolina Quarterly
The Carolina Quarterly has been habitually nascent since 1948. Edited by graduate students at UNC-Chapel Hill, we welcome work by established writers and the soon-to-be.
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Chagrin River Review
Out of Northeast Ohio, Chagrin River Review brings you the latest fiction and poetry from exciting new writers, and new work from writers long established. [o]
The Chariton Review
The Chariton Review showcases work exhibiting a strong sense of the writer's craft, familiarity with contemporary innovations and conversations, and mindfulness of various rich traditions.
The Chattahoochee Review
For over thirty years, The Chattahoochee Review
has published excellent writing from the South and around the
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Writing that expresses the values of Chautauqua Institution broadly construed: a sense of inquiry into questions of personal, social, political, spiritual, and aesthetic importance.
Chinese Literature Today
Featuring the best of modern Chinese literature and groundbreaking critical essays in high-quality translation, Chinese Literature Today grants the world direct access to China.
Cimarron Review
Since 1967, Cimarron Review has continually published some of the strongest fiction, nonfiction, and poetry, including work by Pulitzer and Nobel Prize winners.
The Cincinnati Review
The Cincinnati Review provides a venue for writers of any background, at any point in their literary careers, to showcase their best work.
Clapboard House
Clapboard House publishes the finest stories and poetry written by established and emerging writers. [o]
Cleaver Magazine
Cleaver Magazine shares cutting-edge art and literary work from a mix of established and emerging voices. Cleaver publishes poetry, short stories, essays, dramatic monologues, flash prose, and visual art. [o]
Cold Mountain Review
A forum for well-told stories. We publish the narrative poetry and lyrical prose, and we are interested in the way contemporary literature is testing the boundaries of genre.
Colorado Review
Colorado Review publishes contemporary short fiction, poetry, and nonfiction (memoir, personal essays) by both new and established writers.
Columbia Poetry Review
Since 1988, Columbia Poetry Review (a student-edited journal) has published poetry with an eclectic mix from the established and distinguished to the emerging and exciting.
The Common
The Common publishes fiction, essays, poetry, documentary vignettes, and images that invoke a modern sense of place.
Concho River Review
Since 1987, Concho River Review has been publishing established and emerging writers from all over the country while keeping a focus on the Southwest.
The Cossack Review
An independent journal of excellent new writing. Publishing meaningful, exciting work since 2012.
Court Green
Poetry journal published annually in association with the English Department at Columbia College Chicago. Each issue features a dossier on a special topic or theme.
Crazyhorse publishes the entire spectrum of today's fiction, essays, and poetry—from the mainstream to the avant-garde, from the established to the undiscovered writer.
Creative Nonfiction
Creative Nonfiction is the first and the largest journal devoted exclusively to literary nonfiction.
Cumberland River Review
"Every issue is a revelation." —Davis McCombs, National Book Critics Circle Award finalist for Ultima Thule [o]
A journal of compelling poetry, fiction, and literary nonfiction.
We publish high-quality poetry and short fiction from well-known as well as previously unpublished authors.
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Digital Americana
We publish Americana—stories, poetry, & prose that possess a modern American quality. Our acclaimed interactive-magazine is made for the iPad, iPhone, and in print. [e-pub]
Dogwood: A Journal of Poetry and Prose is an award-winning annual print journal founded in 2001—also available via LitRagger—publishing fiction, nonfiction, and poetry. [print][e-pub]
Drunken Boat
Drunken Boat, an award-winning international online journal of the arts, publishes the best of traditional forms of representation alongside web art, hypertext, multimedia, audio, and video. [o]
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elsewhere is an online bimonthly publication of flash fiction and prose poetry. [o]
Exit 7
Exit 7 is produced annually by West Kentucky Community and Technical College and seeks to publish outstanding work from both established and emerging writers.
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Fairy Tale Review
Fairy Tale Review is an annual literary journal dedicated to publishing new fairy-tale fiction, nonfiction, poetry, and translations of fairy tales into English.
Feile-Festa is an online, literary arts journal that features poets and writers from all the regions of the United States, as well as Australia, Canada, Ireland, Italy and Scotland. This multicultural journal includes photographs that evoke life primarily in New York City and sometimes Ireland and Italy. [o]
The Fertile Source
Fertile Source is a literary ezine devoted to fertility, infertility, and adoption-related topics. We accept fiction, non-fiction, poetry, artwork, photos, and reviews of fertility-related publications. [o]
Fiction Southeast
Fiction Southeast is an online literary journal dedicated to flash fiction. The mission of Fiction Southeast is to showcase fiction from today's most promising writers and to create an online literary journal that allows readers to quickly and easily access quality writing from their laptops, iPads, and cell phones. [o]
Fiddleblack is a
small press & journal of literature. We like self and place, antipastoralism
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The Fiddlehead
The Fiddlehead, Atlantic Canada's international
literary journal, is entertainment for the thoughtful with its
mix of poetry and stories by established and new writers.
[Read more about The Fiddlehead]
For 40 years FIELD has been celebrated as one of the most stimulating journals of contemporary poetry and poetics in the nation.
The First Line
The First Line is unaffiliated, unfunded, unassuming, and far from uninspiring. It is a writer's journal for readers.
The Florida Review
The Florida Review publishes innovative fiction, nonfiction, poetry, reviews, and graphic narrative by established and emerging writers. Spring Editors' Prize awards $1000 in each genre.
Foliate Oak
The Foliate Oak Literary Magazine features cutting edge writing and artwork from writers and artists all over the world. [o/p]
Four Chambers
Four Chambers is a semi-annual print-edition independent community literary magazine based in Phoenix, AZ. We're publishing work to build community. We love the word/idea of community. Also, we're a heart.
Fourteen Hills
Fourteen Hills is a biannual journal publishing the highest quality experimental, progressive, and traditional fiction, poetry, literary nonfiction, short plays, and visual art.
Fourth Genre
Devoted to publishing notable, innovative work in creative nonfiction, including personal essays and memoirs, graphic essays, experimental forms, and book reviews.
The Fourth River
The Fourth River seeks works that approaches nature and place in fresh, unexpected ways.
Fugue is a journal of new literature edited by graduate students within the University of Idaho's English and Creative Writing Programs.
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Gargoyle Magazine has always been a scallywag magazine, a maverick magazine, a bit too academic for the underground and way too underground for the academics.
Gemini Magazine
Gemini Magazine is an online journal with no rules. We are open to any form of fiction, poetry, memoir, creative nonfiction, art, photography, or other creative work. Every submission gets an equal chance, no matter who it is from. [o]
The Georgia Review
Each issue of The Georgia Review features
some 200 pages of fiction, poetry, essays, and
reviews—as well as a visual art portfolio, usually in color.
The Gettysburg Review
The Gettysburg Review publishes poetry, prose, and visual art by established and emerging talents in issues that are as handsome as they are stimulating.
Glimmer Train Stories
Quarterly literary magazine. 260 pages of short stories by new and established writers from around the world. No advertising. A feast of fiction.
Green Mountains Review
Green Mountains Review publishes poetry, fiction, creative nonfiction, literary essays, interviews, and book reviews. We print work by both well-known writers and promising newcomers.
The Greensboro Review
We publish fiction and poetry twice a year, each fall and spring. Work from the journal is consistently cited in collections honoring the finest new writing.
Founded in 2007 by graduate students in the Creative Writing Program at the University of Tennessee, Grist publishes poetry, fiction, creative nonfiction, craft essays, and interviews with writers.
Gulf Coast
Committed to publishing high quality fiction, poetry, nonfiction, and critical art writing from both established and emerging writers. Includes full-color art, interviews, and book reviews.
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Hamilton Arts & Letters
Hamilton Arts & Letters magazine is a biannual online publication featuring artwork, interviews, reviews, essays, poetry, fiction, creative nonfiction, film, and sound. [o]
Hampden-Sydney Poetry Review
One of the longest-running poetry journals in the country. "I like the look of it, the feel of it—the taste of it." —William Stafford
Hanging Loose
Hanging Loose magazine, first published in 1966, has consistently published fresh, lively writing by new and older authors who deserve a wider audience.
Hayden's Ferry Review
Hayden's Ferry Review showcases the voices of emerging and established talents in creative writing and visual art from the national and international community
Hermeneutic Chaos Literary Journal
Hermeneutic Chaos Literary Journal celebrates the aura of literary grandeur by publishing some of the finest poetry and prose every two months. [o]
High Desert Journal
HDJ is a literary and visual arts magazine dedicated to further understanding the people, places and issues of the interior West.
Hiram Poetry Review
The Hiram Poetry Review has been publishing witty, distinctive and heroic poetry since 1966.
Hotel Amerika
An exciting venue for both well-known and emerging writers. We
strive to house in our pages the most unique and provocative poetry,
fiction and nonfiction available.
[Read more about Hotel Amerika]
The Hudson Review
Since 1948, focusing on how literature bears on the intellectual life of the time. Publishes undiscovered writers. Poetry, fiction, critical essays, book reviews, arts chronicles.
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The Idaho Review
An annual review of literary fiction and poetry, highlighting an array of distinguished writers as well as new and exciting voices of emerging writers.
Indiana Review
Now in its 36th year of publication, Indiana Review is a non-profit literary magazine dedicated to showcasing the talents of emerging and established writers.
The Iowa Review
Dedicated to publishing the finest contemporary fiction, poetry, and creative nonfiction.
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Jewish Fiction .net
Jewish Fiction .net showcases the finest contemporary Jewish-themed fiction from around the world (either written in, or translated into, English). Stories and novel excerpts welcome. [o]
Independent literary journal that publishes fiction, poetry, nonfiction, and photography. Our online edition is updated once or twice a week, and our print publication comes out annually. In publication since 1999. [o/p]
The Kenyon Review
The Kenyon Review features the best new writing by established and emerging authors.
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The Labletter
The Labletter is an annual magazine of art and literature
that has its roots in the Oregon Lab, the name given to a group
of artists and their annual gathering
[Read more about The Labletter]
Lalitamba is an international journal of writings for liberation.
Literal Latte
Mind-stimulating stories, poems, and essays. Get addicted. [o]
The Literary Bohemian
The Literary Bohemian is the final online destination for first-class, travel-inspired writing that transports the reader, non-stop, to Elsewhere. [o]
Literary Juice
Literary Juice is produced from 100% pure originality.
We feature works of fiction and poetry that are clever, bold,
and even weird! [o]
[Read more about Literary Juice]
The Louisville Review
Since 1976, The Louisville Review has published the best of contemporary writing in fiction, poetry, creative nonfiction, drama, and writing by children (K-12).
[Read more about The Louisville Review]
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text: I think it's pretty great when what you're pretty sure is going to be a soul crushing disappointment turns out to be cause for celebration instead. I have to admit, with about 6 minutes to go to go in the 3rd quarter and the Ravens getting the ball back, I turned to Howard Simon and said it felt like the Bills were not going to be winning for very much longer. They were ahead 20-14 at the time but I was feeling pretty uneasy. I've said many times in the past that despite the Bills flair for breaking the hearts of their fans I do not make a habit of thinking things are about to unravel. I'm not sure why this time was different. Maybe it was something I ate. I don't know. However it happened, I felt a sense of dread and I bet I had plenty of company. We lead the league in angst. Then something pretty cool happened. Joe Flacco threw the ball right to the interception machine that is Bills linebacker Kiko Alonso. It was Flacco's 4th interception of the day and in no time the Bills were knocking on the door of taking the game back. It seemed they had when EJ Manuel found fellow rookie Robert Woods in the end zone. But this being the NFL the play was reviewed and ruled an incomplete pass and the Bills had to settle for a field goal that put them up 9. It was not the knockout punch they were looking for but did seem to calm them down and steer the game to the garage. They almost found the ditch again later and it wasn't until Kiko Alonso barely came up with his 2nd pick to thwart a Baltimore drive that could have tied or even won the game. That the Bills were able to hold off the Ravens with the collection of cornerbacks that included Brandon Burton, Nickell Robey, and the rather toasty Justin Rogers is pretty much incredible to me. Aaron Williams had a tremendous game going but ultimately was forced to the sideline with a back injury. Prior to departing, Williams had a pair of interceptions including a spectacular leaping acrobatic job in the end zone. Pressed back into duty at cornerback due to mounting injuries, Williams had his best day as a Bill and battled as long as he could. He deserves a lot of credit today. EJ Manuel had an uneven day, losing the ball a couple of times and under throwing a deep ball to an open Robert Woods. But the Bills rookie QB did make a few really nice throws, especially on his touchdown to Woods. Unlike last week, the Bills got their ground game really going and that is what won them the game. The Bills used fullback Frank Summers and plenty of two tight ends to pave the way. They slowed the pace of their no huddle at times, ran the ball and kept it for more than 36 minutes. The defense obviously did a great job taking the ball away from the Ravens five times. I've already mentioned the effort of Aaron Williams. Kiko Alonso is a revelation at linebacker. In on lots of tackles and picking off those two passes. Alonso has taken the ball away in every game so far this season and has 4 interceptions. We've used the phrase difference maker when talking about the needs of the defense for years. Maybe, finally in Alonso they have one. So we're at the quarter pole and the Bills have a 2-2 record which pretty much I would've taken considering the Patriots and Ravens were two of the first four opponents. Cleveland is up next and after that it's the Bengals at home. The Bills, despite being pushed around last week against the Jets, have been in every game. I'm not about to start predicting any kind of long range happy ending for the 2013 Bills. But if they find a way to win Thursday night in Cleveland the next home game against the Bengals is going to feel pretty big. Sign me up for that.


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Five of the six suspects allegedly connected to the dog fighting ring last year in New Site, Alabama, have now pled guilty.
According to court records, Justin Calhoun, Eric Calhoun and Sonia Benson all pled guilty on Wednesday.
Justin and Eric Calhoun pled guilty to five counts each for dog fighting. The court gave them credit for time already served and are now on probation.
The court handed Benson a sentence of four months in jail.
Roderick Sweetwyne and Jennifer Kelley were sentenced in April, after pleading guilty for their role in the dog fighting ring.
Sweetwyne admitted his role in the dog fighting scheme and drug distribution charges. The judge sentenced Sweetwyne to five years in a state prison. Sweetwyne could have received 20 years.
Kelley pled guilty to four counts of animal cruelty and received five months in prison per count. She also received three years of supervised probation upon her release.
Decarlos Holley is the last remaining suspect who so far has not had an offer from the D.A.
The ring consisted of 55 dogs that were rescued at three locations in Tallapoosa County. Of the 55 animals, three died.
Investigators say the average bet in this dog fighting case ranged from $3,000 to $5,000.
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Bulimia doesn't define 8-year-old anymore
February 26, 2010
Moira Eckberg was only 7 years old when she stopped eating for periods of time and then binged and purged her food. Her mom, Erin Floyd, immediately recognized her behaviors as an eating disorder and took Moira to the pediatrician who referred her to Children's — the only pediatric hospital in the Southwest that treats latency-aged children for eating disorders.
Dr. Stephanie Setliff, medical director of the Center for Pediatric Eating Disorders at Children's, diagnosed Moira with bulimia nervosa.
"We caught it early enough before too much damage had been done," Floyd said. "Parents need to watch for visible signs in their children, even at an early age."
Signs of an eating disorder
Dr. Setliff recommends that you take your child to the pediatrician if you notice any of these behaviors:
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SYLVAIN DISTIN insists the buzz of playing for Everton means retirement is unthinkable.
The 35-year-old veteran became the first foreign outfield player to make 400 Premier League appearances last weekend, and is showing no signs of slowing down after signing a year long contract extension in January.
Super-fit Distin, who has made 28 appearances already this season, continues to put in the extra hard work to stay in peak Premier League condition, and admits the fear of hanging up his boots drives him on.
He said: " I know how lucky I am to have this job. I know my lifestyle and my families' life is down to the game. That feeling when you score or win games is big. There are plenty of amazing feelings from playing football that whatever I do when I retire I won't get.
"I don't particularly like training hard or running until I feel sick. But I do it because keeping fit is the only way for me to play games, and that's what I love.
"I've inherited good genes from my dad, but after that it's hard work. I realised at a certain age that you either rest a lot or work harder so working hard suited me. Every year I try to improve things like my diet etc.
"I love my food but if I can change little things and improve by 5% or stay at the same level it's good because physically at my age your body stops improving. I won't jump higher or run faster, but I certainly don't want to be slower or not jump as high. It will happen but I won't to put it off.
"There's no secret. I just work. Beckham is good at free kicks because he stays outside and practices 500 free kicks every day. I'm good physically because every day I stay in the gym and work after training. There's no magic pill."
Distin is 36 in December but maintains he is postponing any serious thought about a life after football, as he concentrates on success at Everton - the club he joined in summer 2009.
"It's difficult to think what I want to do when I retire, because when you play football you start it very young and that's the only thing you do," he said.
"I just don't want to believe I'm going to stop playing."
The former Portsmouth and Manchester City defender said he would be reluctant to consider dropping down a level to prolong his career, because he loves playing for the Toffees in the Premier League.
He added: "I've got three international players competing for my position. It's not like it's an easy choice here, but I've got good competition which I like.
"I want to enjoy my football but sure if I suddenly found myself out of the team long-term I'd have to think about dropping down. I want to play.
"Everything else is after that. I love playing, I love the atmosphere. If I have to drop down a level then maybe, but that's not in my thoughts at all because what you get in the PremierLeague you don't get anywhere else."
IN professional sport, one momentary lapse can have devastating consequences.
The split second it takes for a champion boxer to drop his guard or shift his feet, can be the difference between unbridled glory or abject failure.
Sylvain Distin knows all about the fine margins of performing as a top-level athlete.
The 35-year-old's errant back-pass in Everton's FA Cup semi-final last April which allowed Luis Suarez to lead rivals Liverpool's fightback was one such moment.
And Distin, who is close friends with Liverpool's commonwealth light-heavyweight champion Tony Bellew, finds parallels between the unflinching arena of the boxing ring and the football pitch.
And as an avid fight-fan, the defender has found solace and an outlet for the frustrations of his day-job by pulling on a pair of boxing gloves.
"Boxers train hard for a month and then their fight can be decided one way or another in a couple of minutes," says the player raised in Paris' Western suburbs.
"You can be on top of the guy and then with one punch it's over. That must be really difficult mentally.
"It's hard to compare that to football but then when a lot of people ask me about my best memories at Everton I often think about the semi final. It was a bad moment and the fans may still be angry now about it, but personally I learned so much.
"I wouldn't ever want to relive it again, make no mistake about that. But now I stand back, and realise I learned a lot about the people around me, my team mates, the fans, even about myself. Maybe it's similar in boxing.
"You train so hard and then one little mistake changes everything.
"Then you have to work from the bottom again and be really strong mentally. That's the differences between a top sports man and an average one. You have to get back on your feet quickly when you lose.
"You can't have doubts in your mind. Boxers can't be questioning themselves in the next fight; whether to hold back or go for it.
"Like in football when you make a mistake, what do you do next time? Do you try again, try something different or hide and not want the ball? Mentally it's the same in a way."
Never one to shirk a difficult scenario, Distin was a street-wise youth raised on the values of hard work and being able to defend yourself.
It's why he embraces the tough, overtly physical nature of boxing training - an experience he shared with his Everton team-mates when David Moyes sent them to Marbella last month for training which included a stint at professional boxer Matthew Macklin's gym.
"It was really interesting and enjoyable," he says. " I started working on the pads here a while ago with our fitness coach Dave Billows.
"I had the opportunity to get to know Tony (Bellew) a few years ago and been to watch all his fights, and my friend Cyrille Diabaté is a UFC fighter.
"When I was young I did Taekwondo as well so I've always had an interest in martial arts and fighting.
"I never really had the time to train that way but as I got to know Tony I realised his training was insane.
"It's completely different from what we have to do. They were only short sessions but they were tough - very tough."
Everton's defence has taken a battering in recent weeks, with the Blues twice conceding late in games leading to damaging consequences.
Distin and his colleagues have had to face some hard scrutiny, both externally and from themselves, and he admits the heavy-bag at Finch Farm has felt the brunt of his frustration.
"You don't think about anything when you're hitting the pads," he says. "You just go hard and when you're finished you are a lot more relaxed. It's therapeutic.
"I only do a few rounds on the pads, but you feel muscles working that you don't feel playing football.
"You can be as fit as you like on the pitch but go on the pads and you'll feel it. I don't have the technique either so I just go for power and want to make every shot a hard one so after a minute you're flagging."
Distin's boxing training is just one aspect of his dedicated approach to remaining super fit, something that comes from a rigid work ethic forged in childhood.
"I don't know a lot of footballers who came from posh areas," he says.
"Football is popular for a reason because you don't need much - just a ball.
"So obviously when you're out a lot on the street with your friends you get into scrapes but I didn't need to fight to survive or anything.
"It was more about learning values like if you want something you have to work for it."
The defender is determined not to harbour the same frustrations as this week after the Blues have faced Reading on Saturday – a game they must win as they bid to stay in the mix for European qualification.
"There's definitely plenty of things we can still achieve," he says. As long as there's still games to play and we're in the cup there's incentives between now and May.
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It doesnt seem to be a major issue of concern one way or another, said Birch Bay Chamber of Commerce president Nick Jerns. Sometimes there are issues that will get people up and thumping the pulpit and that just hasnt happened with this one. Blaine Chamber of Commerce president Pam Christianson said they had not taken an official position. We really havent discussed it, she said. Blaine city council also voted not to take a position on the issue.
The proposition on the ballot in Tuesdays special election is to double the transit portion of the county sales tax, raising it from 0.3 percent, approved by voters in 1983, to 0.6 percent. If the increase passes, the sales tax in Blaine would increase from 7.9 to 8.2 percent, collecting an additional three cents per ten-dollar purchase. According to city finance director Meredith Riley, this would generate approximately $200,000 additional dollars in the city of Blaine for the Whatcom Transit Authority (WTA).
WTA transportation services specialist Rick Nicholson said the increase would fill the gap left by the elimination of state funding through the motor vehicle excise tax. Today, he said, the WTA budget was roughly made up of fares (10 percent), sales tax and matching federal funds (45 percent), and money drawn from the agencys reserves (45 percent). We cant continue on like this, he said. To stop drawing down reserves, he said the WTA had to either raise that money through increased taxes, or by cutting service. With fares representing such a small portion of the WTA operating budget, even a doubling or tripling of the 50-cent fare would not make up enough to fill the gap, he said. Theres a reason transit is public, Nicholson said. Twenty or 30 years ago all the private companies went out of business and the taxpayers had to decide if they still wanted a transit system.
If the proposed tax increase fails, the WTA board has announced they will not look for other sources of tax dollars, such as claiming back a chunk of vehicle excise tax, but will implement a service reduction plan. It is expected to cut fixed route bus service countywide by 46 percent, specialized transportation and Dial-A-Ride service by more than half. Nobody would get through this unscathed but there would certainly be a public process, Nicholson said. For a cut this substantial we would hold community meetings in all areas affected.
Local indifference could be linked to local service levels theres not much to cut.
WTA service to Blaine and Birch Bay now consists of one fixed route, the 70X, which runs two morning and two evening round trips connecting Blaine, Ferndale and Bellingham. Last year, there were 27,662 riders on the 70X, up 6.5 percent from the previous year. One third of riders were going between Blaine and Bellingham while the other two-thirds were based at the Peace Arch outlet mall or in Ferndale. Almost 40 percent of riders were students and commuters using passes, and 12 percent used senior or disabled passes. Almost eight percent used the bike rack, compared with less than two percent countywide.
Blaine and Birch Bay also have one of three Dial-A-Ride programs in the county, under which passengers call for a bus to pick them up and take them where they need to go in the service area or to a place to connect with the 70X. There were just shy of 9,000 Dial-A-Ride trips locally last year, serving approximately 300 individuals. It doesnt seem like a big number, but if you figure 6,000 people in our service area its five percent, not out of line with what other transit systems serve, said WTA manager of specialized transportation Cris Colburn.
No cuts are planned to 70X service if the tax increase fails, but the local Dial-A-Ride service would be cut by 50 percent said Colburn, adding the system had already been trimmed for efficiency in recent years by eliminating areas where demand was low, such as Semiahmoo and Birch Point. The demand for services is enough to keep us busy in the smaller service area, he said. Further reductions would limit the hours of Dial-a-Ride availability, now 6 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. on weekdays, to more closely match when the 70X runs. Mid-day trips between Blaine and Birch Bay would be eliminated. Hours of operation for specialized services for disabled passengers would also be cut, but the Safety Net system for seniors and people with disabilities would remain.
Jerns said while the Birch Bay chamber has not taken an official position on the sales tax increase, he felt from personal discussions that most members supported it over a gas or excise tax hike, or the elimination of service. Some people really depend on it and to lose it would be awful for them, he said. Weve kind of made our own bed, he added regarding voter approval of initiative 695 that eliminated the motor vehicle excise tax. Weve limited ourselves in one area and well have to make it up somewhere.
City council member John Liebert agreed a tax increase was better than chopping transit. If were going to maintain the viability of transit in the Blaine area it has to go up, he said. You dont get more if you dont pay more. A retired Blaine high school teacher now teaching at the Timber Ridge school, Liebert said young people were especially hit by transit reductions. If we limit transit we limit their opportunities, he said.
Christianson was more dubious. We voted for the first sales tax and we got all this service, then they took it away again, she said, referring to cuts to 70X service and the elimination of the Stella trolley bus to Birch Bay. If were going to pay more we should get more and we want Birch Bay included again.
Nicholson said further steps to make the system more efficient and to fill gaps in service were part of the WTAs long-term plans, which include a review of fares. They need to look at the moneys being spent, the routes and the fares, but that has to be in the future, said Blaine mayor Dieter Schugt. Right now we have to hold onto what we have...


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You could say the performing bug skipped a generation in the Kenney family.
Chef Ed Kenney's parents, Beverly Noa and Ed Kenney, headlined at the Royal Hawaiian and Halekulani hotels. Now his children, Celia and Duke, are hitting the stage, with Celia recently playing opposite George Clooney in "The Descendants."
But for Kenney the chef, singing only happens in the shower with the doors closed, although he attributes where he is now to his parents' career.
"When I was a kid and my folks were entertaining in Waikiki hotels, I'd get spoiled eating continental cuisine. The Halekulani buffet, eating petit filet mignon, was a regular thing for me," he says.
Since the stage wasn't his passion, he earned a business degree, took a job in commercial real estate and joined the Reyn Spooner crowd in downtown Honolulu. It wasn't until he traveled the world that Kenney had a revelation.
"All over southeast Asia, Nepal, Australia … the common denominator was cooking and eating. I saw the power that food has to bring people together," he says. That's when he realized he wanted to feed people. An article about Northern California chef Alice Waters and the farm-to-table movement helped him identify his culinary philosophy.
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Christmas is a big holiday in our house, with lots of family traditions.
Beth Falkenstein: My kids have already written their letters to Santa Claus. Tonight they are baking cookies to leave out for him. And on Christmas Eve, they will scatter carrots and apples for Santa's reindeer.
By the way, my kids are 11 and 14 years old.
I find it amusing that they have chosen to so defiantly defend this peculiar reality, especially considering that they don't believe me if I tell them they need a coat when it's fifty degrees outside. But my story about a jolly man in a red suit who circumnavigates the globe in one night -- that is one-hundred-percent fact.
Ever since they were very young, I have been waiting for the day when they would come up to me and ask, "Mommy, is Santa Claus really real?" I didn't know how I would respond, but I hoped that inspiration would come to me in the moment. Instead, the scenario that plays out between us is more like this: Around this time of year, they come home from school and relate in incredulous tones how so-and-so told them there was no Santa Claus. I merely shrug and give a noncommittal reply, such as "That's too bad for them."
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I have to admit, there are times when I think it would be easier to just come out and explode the myth ... such as when I have to wrap two sets of gifts. (Santa has his own special wrapping paper, you know.) But that would signal an end to an innocence that I am not ready to accept.
As long as my kids believe in Santa Claus, then they can't really be growing up, can they? And they won't ever leave home, will they? And they will always need their mommy, won't they?
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They know, they just think the tradition is fun. I stuffed stockings myself and then acted all surprised in the morning when I was a teenager.
My two (6 & 10) are still firm believers as well, but when I got the comment recently that some children at school say Santa doesn't exist and their parents buy the gifts - I thought that's it, childhood gone!
After thinking about it for a couple of minutes, I told her that living where we are, she has to be tolerable of other religions and cultures, and this is exactly the same. Some children believe in Mohammed, and other is Jesus. The same way that some believe there is a Santa and others don't. (The only thing, if you don't believe, you don't get!)
End of discussion…. ;-)
Years ago when my little girl was 6 and big girl told her the truth. She came straight to me and asked if it was true. I told her three things that has kept her believing. I told her there are three reasons. I said "you are with me every payday and we cash the check and pay the bills and then we are broke." the second reason I asked her did she believe in God and Jesus? She said yes of course. I asked if she could feel their love? she said yes. Then I asked her if she would ever not believe in God and Jesus just because she can't she them, she said no. Then I said to her " why would buy you three hundred dollars in toys that I have to yell at you 365 days a year to pick up! She ran straight out of the house down to the older girl and screamed "you're such a liar!" Now that she is fourteen she knows the truth but perfers to have the hope that Santa will still stop by.
There is NO WAY a 14 year old still believes in Santa. He/she is just playing along.
Yes my youngest son still belives in Santa Clause he is 9 yrs. old.. I dont know what would be a good age tell my son there is no such thing as Santa
Clause I dont want to be the one to mess up his child hood so however long he belives that this is how it will be.
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It was established in December 2013 at the World Diabetes Congress in Melbourne, Australia. Parliamentary representatives from 55 countries met at a special forum for diabetes political champions.
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