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Since returning to the Los Angeles Lakers, Kobe Bryant has spoken with a decidedly patient tone. He's done so regarding his teammates and regarding his slow return to form.
After a grossly sub-par return to the floor on Sunday, Bryant was quick to point out that his errors were more physical than mental. By Tuesday, he had made mental adjustments, and flashes of Mamba moments were spread across all four quarters.
"It's a process. You just continue to figure out what you can and can't do," Bryant said after Tuesday's loss to the Phoenix Suns. "Every game, you try to step out and do a little bit more and do a little bit more and just go from there."
On Bryant's first basket, he was able to get a quick step and put down his first dunk of the season.
"I didn't know if I was going to make it above the rim or not, but I figured I'd just try it," Bryant described his thoughts during the play.
Bryant talked about physically getting lighter, and revealed he had dropped weight rather quickly.
"I was 225 (pounds) going into the first game and that night after the game, I was 220 (pounds), so Vanessa [expletive] hates me," Kobe joked Tuesday night.
After a loss like Tuesday, Bryant would be a bit shorter with responses in the past. However, he understood that his team required patience and time to learn to play during crunch time—and not just with him.
"It's a learning experience," Bryant explained. "We have a young team. We have to remember—constantly remember—that it's a marathon not a sprint. And you have to allow them to play and to make mistakes. And then, you have to be there to kind of watch the film with them, go over certain things that maybe could have been done differently."
Bryant and company will have one more practice on Thursday before hopping a flight to Oklahoma City and starting a depressingly difficult road trip. The Lakers play four games in four different cities in five nights. Two of those games are back-to-backs.
When asked if he was going to play on back-to-backs, Bryant provided the media with a funny look.
"It's my job. My [expletive] is going to show up and play. This is what I do."


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The Netherlands - With an incredible performance with his new Hoyt Vantage Elite, Team Hoyt Pro Staff shooter Peter Elzinga (NED) today broke the existing 144-arrow FITA round World Record held by Roger Hoyle by an incredible five points, giving Elzinga a total of 1419. The Dutch shooter also eclipsed the existing 70M world record with a near-perfect 358 out of 360 points, and he also shot a perfect 360 at 30 meters.
The 144-arrow FITA round is archery's supreme test of accuracy, requiring pinpoint precision with 36 arrows at each of four distances, 90, 70, 50 and 30 meters. The 10-ring at 90 and 70 meters is less than five inches in diameter, requiring nerves of steel and perfectly accurate equipment to shoot this level of score.
Hoyt President Randy Walk expressed his congratulations to Elzinga on behalf of everyone at Team Hoyt. "Peter's incredible score makes all of us at Team Hoyt extremely proud," Walk said. "This level of performance makes the thousands of hours of R&D and the hard work of our team worthwhile. Hoyt has always made supreme accuracy and shootability the cornerstone of our bow design efforts, and this incredible achievement underscores the effort that has gone into making the most accurate bows in the world."
To read the indepth interview with Elzinga visit http://archery.org/
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More than a week ago, MGM and Penn National both met the city's deadline to turn in their casino plans.
Friday, Penn National took things one step further.
A Hollywood Casino bus pulled up to city hall, and Penn National representatives delivered 13 copies of their $807 million proposal to city council.
They told CBS 3 that it was done at the request of Mayor Domenic Sarno.
"It has just been a flow," said Eric Schippers, Penn National Senior Vice President of Public Affairs. "This just fell into an overall process of other meetings that we have had."
Schippers said there were no plans to make the personal delivery back on Jan. 3, like MGM did, when the proposals were officially due.
He believes showmanship will have little effect on the Springfield's decision.
"If you cut through the style and get to the substance, I think most in Springfield will come to the quick conclusion that this is how we should join together to revitalize this city," Schippers stated.
For City Councilor Bud Williams Friday's delivery marked the first chance he had to read either of the detailed proposals. He said the city's legal department continues to go through the paperwork.
"I guess the law department had a lot more to sort through before they felt comfortable passing it along to the council," Williams said.
The city has to deal with more than just casino issues, so Williams said that time is important.
"The faster we get our hands on the material, the faster we can educate ourselves and work with the mayor and developers to see if we can get the best situation for the city of Springfield," Williams stated.
MGM officials told CBS 3 that they reached out to the city and they are preparing copies of their RFP for council members.
They plan on delivering them next Wednesday.
The city said both proposals will be available for the public online this coming Monday.
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Laurie Singel, of the School of Nursing and Health Professions, helped serve students at the President's Spaghetti Dinner on Monday. For more photos from the President's Spaghetti Dinner, visit http://www.uiw.edu/studentlife/documents/spagdinner2010.pdf.
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Thanksgiving Ecumenical Service
Join us at 10:30 a.m. Nov. 22 in Our Lady's Chapel for the annual Thanksgiving Ecumenical Service. We all have a lot to be thankful for. Let us gather in prayer and thanksgiving for all the blessings in our lives. For more information, contact University Mission and Ministry at 829-2736.
RSVP for Sometime Singers-Players
Join UIW's Sometime Singers & Players, a group made up of faculty, staff, administrators and students (vocalists and instrumentalists) who cannot participate in weekly rehearsals and services, but who serve when possible at liturgical prayer throughout the school year. Your commitment to participate at the event and at rehearsals is made only when you RSVP to an event invitation by the RSVP date. To RSVP for one of the events below, or to have your name placed on the SS/P e-mail list for future events, contact Lena Gokelman at email@example.com or at Ext. 3207, or contact Dr. Glenn James at email@example.com or Ext. 2717.
Our Lady's Chapel Services
All are welcome.
Light the Way and Elf Louise Toy Donations
Join us at 7:30 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 20 at Gayle and Tom Benson Stadium. We'll have great music and entertainment for the whole family, and once again we'll be collecting new unwrapped toys for Elf Louise. Following the ceremony, join the candlelight procession through campus to Central Market for a complimentary reception. It's free and everyone is welcome. For more information, call 829-6001. If you would like to donate a toy for Elf Louise before Light the Way, you may drop off at the Public Relations Office, on the first floor of the Watson Enrollment Center.
Light the Way will be streaming live online at http://pointers.audiovideoweb.com/stcasx/2c3winlive6760/play.asx. It will also be on the http://UIWtv.org homepage beginning at 7 p.m.
Dr. Al Rubio (center) and other faculty members assisted at the meatball rolling on Friday in preparation for the President's Spaghetti Dinner on Monday.
Dr. Jose Moreno explains judging criteria to the judges of the Business Plan Competition preliminary presentations on Friday.
Steve Hemphill, of Alumni Relations, his wife, Dorothy, and Sylvia Kutschenreuter, of Development, participated in the Rock 'N Roll San Antonio Marathon and Half Marathon on Saturday.
Heather Barton-Weston's Dimensions of Wellness 3200 class prepares for the Blue Santa Jolly Jog/Walk that will be from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Nov. 30 beginning at Benson Stadium. Her class, along with the Chi Phi Fraternity, Delta Beta Chi Sorority, and Alpha Phi Omega Service Fraternity are co-hosting this one-mile benefit run. To enter, participants are asked to bring an unwrapped toy for the Blue Santa program. For more information, contact Rick Smith at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Upcoming Athletics Events
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Jack and the Beanstalk
The UIW Theatre Arts Department presents Jack and the Beanstalk. Come enjoy this retelling of the magical childhood classic, full of new twists and turns. Get free admission with a UIW ID. For more information or reservations, call 829-3800 or 829-3810 during regular business hours.
Last performance: Nov. 20 at 11 a.m. in the Elizabeth Huth Coates Theatre
Tony Melendez Concert
UIW Mission and Ministry and STAND are sponsoring a concert with Tony Melendez to raise funds to build a school and church in Mede, Uganda, the African village UIW adopted as part of the Adopt-a-Village project. Melendez has played for Pope John Paul II and will play for Pope Benedict XVI next year at World Youth Day. Doors open at 7 p.m. and the show starts at 8 p.m. Dec. 19 in the McCombs Center Rosenberg Sky Room. Tickets cost $15.50, $24.50, $34.50 or $49.50. For more information, contact Aleck Rios at (956) 878-7610 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Cup Overfloweth Donations Needed
TRiO IAA, TRiO McNair, CARE, and the StandOUT Alliance are collecting mugs and toiletries that will go to families in transition. Items needed include coffee mugs to put items in (crack- and chip-free), unopened small toiletries such as sample/hotel shampoos, soaps, lotions, etc., new individually wrapped tea bags/instant coffee bags or any other small, thoughtful items for adults who are in transition. Send donated items to AD 225 or call (210) 805-5812 to arrange pick-up if needed. If you would like to assist in the care package assembly, come out between 8 a.m. – 5 p.m. Nov. 29 – Dec. 2 in AD 225. Everyone is welcome to help. For more information, contact Victor F. Saldivar at (210) 805-5812.
Fundraiser for Mabee Library
As a fundraiser for J.E. & L.E. Mabee Library, EZ's Brick Oven & Grill will donate to Kappa Delta Epsilon, the honorary professional education fraternity, 20 percent of sales between 5-8 p.m. Nov. 22 at the 255 E. Basse location. Just place your receipt in the KDE donation box that evening.
Word Magazine
The latest issue of the Word magazine is available online at www.uiw.edu/thewordonline. Hard copies are also being delivered on campus. If you prefer to read the magazine online and do not want your hard copy, please return the magazine to CPO 316. We are trying to reduce waste and save money, so please help us in this effort. If you have not received a hard copy and would like one, contact Ashley Festa at 829-6001.
Jingle Bell Raffle
Enter the Jingle Bell Raffle for a chance to win a $5,000 credit toward the credit card of your choice. Tickets cost $10 each. The winner will be drawn at Light the Way on Nov. 20. You don't have to be present to win. Proceeds benefit UIW scholarships. For more information or to purchase tickets, contact Andrea Hofstetter at firstname.lastname@example.com or 829-6075.
Angel of Hope Annual Candlelight Vigil
UIW will host one of San Antonio's Angel of Hope annual candlelight vigils at 7 p.m. Monday, Dec. 6 at the Angel of Hope statue near the Grotto. Every year, a candlelight vigil is held to remember and honor all children who have died. The ceremony will include a special message, music, candle lighting, and laying of flowers at the base of the statue. Honor our children in heaven by bringing a monetary donation for the TEAMability Learning Center. For more information, contact the San Antonio Angel of Hope Foundation at (210) 651-1904 or email@example.com or visit www.saangelofhope.org.
The Blackboard Grade Book: A Refresher
At these small, hands-on workshops, participants will review major features of the Blackboard 9 Grade Center and have the opportunity to repair little problems in their own electronic grade books. Terry Peak will answer questions and help with individual issues. No reservations are needed, and light refreshments will be served. For more information, contact Susan Hall at 283-5030 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Poinsettia Sale
To benefit the Campus Ministry GRACE Retreat and Jamaican Mission Trip, IWHS is holding its second annual poinsettia sale. Poinsettias cost $12 each, and orders of 10 or more will be sold at a discounted price of $10 each. Plants are in 6.5-inch decorative foil pots, have 5-7 red blooms and come in a handy carry sleeve to make transport home easy. Please make checks out to IWHS and submit the order from found in Campus Ministry no later than Monday, Nov. 29. Orders will be available for pick-up at 2 p.m. Monday, Dec. 13 in the cafeteria. Anyone interested should call Gloria Clayton at (210) 829-3121.
IWHS Winter Social and Bazaar
Incarnate Word High School Alumni Association invites you to the second annual Winter Social and Bazaar from 7-9 p.m. Thursday, Dec. 2 at the Park Oaks Shopping Center, 16630 San Pedro. Sample unique wines, enjoy an assortment of fruits and cheeses and do some holiday shopping. The cost is $25 which includes unlimited wine tasting, light food pairings and two raffle tickets for a chance to win fabulous door prizes from our vendors. RSVP by Wednesday, Dec. 1 by mailing a check to: IWHS Wine Social at 727 E. Hildebrand Ave. SAT 78212. You can also pay online at giving.incarnatewordhs.org. Under gift information, specify Wine Social. For more information, contact Cybele Bolado at (210) 829-3103 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Breakfast with Santa at IWHS
Incarnate Word High School will hold a Breakfast with Santa from 9 a.m. to noon Saturday, Dec. 11 in the IWHS cafeteria. Come in your favorite Christmas outfit for a pancake breakfast, crafts, Christmas stories and a photo with Jolly Old St. Nick. Prepay reservations are $10 per adult and $5 per child or $12 and $8 at the door. For more information, call the IWHS Alumnae Office at (210) 829-3103. Sponsored by the IWHS Alumnae Association and Praedium Mortgage.
IWHS Madrigal Alumnae Concert
Alumnae of the IWHS Madrigals will perform a concert at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 22 in the Chapel of the Incarnate Word to benefit the newly established Mary Ann de la Garza Endowment Scholarship Fund. Tickets can be purchased for $8 at the door. To make a donation, send checks payable to IWHS to 727 E. Hildebrand Ave San Antonio, TX 78212 Attn: Development Office. Or visit giving.incarnatewordhs.org. For more information, call (210) 829-3103. We hope to fill the Chapel with dela's family and friends.
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Breakfast with Santa
Please join us for Breakfast with Santa at St. Peter's Parish Hall (on Cleveland between Marcia Place and Barilla Place just off Broadway, near the 50/50) on Sunday, Nov. 28 following the 9 a.m. and 11 a.m. Masses. Tickets cost $5 per child and include pancakes, juice and a picture with Santa. There will be doughnuts, kolaches, coffee, juice and hot coco available for purchase. For more information, contact Lou Arbour at 473-5807 or email@example.com.
Beethoven To Broadway
Join us from 7-10 p.m. Thursday, Dec. 2 at St. Peter's Parish Hall for a fabulous evening of dinner, drinks and music with selections ranging from Beethoven to Broadway. Michael Valdez, anchor of Fox News at 9 on Fox 29, will emcee. Local artists Jillian Cox, soprano; Jennifer Halteman, mezzo soprano; Nicole Valadez, pianist; Sixto Elizondo, violinist; Seis Steves, theatre arts; Kasandra Keeling, pianist; and Rafael Moras, tenor, will be collaborating in a fundraising event for St. Peter Prince of the Apostles Catholic Church and School. Complimentary baby-sitting will be available. For ticket information, contact Becky Finley at St. Peter's Parish Office at 822-9553 or email@example.com.
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- Lay them out in an appealing and accesible way
- Watch the children be drawn in like moths to a flame
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I love this idea. We incorporate nature into our art a lot but I really like the idea of letting her discover the materials on her own. I think I even have that box or at least a similar one that housed wooden magnet pieces.
I love this! Sometimes the simplest ideas are best. I know my kids will love this. So, great to let them explore on their own. We can get so caught up in directing activities. Wonderful!
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How exciting for kids to wake up and find those surprises! A great way to keep things new and fresh in the classroom…Im definitely trying it out!
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Price $3 for early bird on Friday between 3-5 pm; free rest of weekend
Age Suitability All Ages
CANCELLED: Sacramento Christmas Craft Fair & Boutique
Friday, Dec 7, 2012 3:00p to 9:00p
Jackson Sports Academy North Highlands, CA
Compassion Planet & Treat 'em Like a King are partnering to create a fun filled craft fair & boutique to raise money to continue putting on programs for underserved youth in the Sacramento and Placer county areas. Experience the 'Man Cave', pictures with Santa, silent auction & raffle and many exciting craft and boutique vendors. An event you won't want to miss!
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Really yummy!! I serve these over vanilla bean ice cream and throw a few gingersnaps in my food processor and sprinkle them on top! MMmmmmm!!
Sautéed Peaches over Pound Cake
Photo: Annabelle Breakey; Styling: Karen Shinto
Ripe peaches don't need much more than a little spiced sugar and butter to turn them into a grand topping for cake and ice cream.
Yield: Makes 4 servings
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Recipe Time
20 Minutes
Nutritional Information
Amount per serving
- Calories: 411
- Calories from fat: 37%
- Protein: 3.8g
- Fat: 17g
- Saturated fat: 10g
- Carbohydrate: 64g
- Fiber: 1.6g
- Sodium: 295mg
- Cholesterol: 141mg
- 2 tablespoons butter
- 1/2 cup packed brown sugar
- 2 cups peeled peach slices (about 4 medium peaches; see Notes)
- 1/4 teaspoon cinnamon
- 4 slices pound cake, cut 3/4 in. thick
- Vanilla ice cream
- 1. Melt butter in a large frying pan over medium heat. Add brown sugar, peaches, and cinnamon, tossing slightly to coat. Cook peaches until softened and juices are released, stirring occasionally, about 5 minutes.
- 2. Toast pound cake slices in toaster until warm and slightly golden, about 2 minutes.
- 3. Put a cake slice into each of 4 bowls and top with warm peaches, distributing evenly. Serve with scoops of ice cream.
- Note: Nutritional analysis is per serving.
Out of season, you can substitute frozen peaches for fresh, just cook them a little longer to ensure they're heated through.
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IRL Festival Takes Science Out of the Lab Sept. 27
The free family-friendly community festival is a celebration of science and aims to show that science is not only meaningful and relevant, but also fun! Exhibitors will have hands-on activities and demonstrations exploring different areas of science, such as agriculture, health science, entomology, ecology, marine science and more!
"We hope the IRL Science Festival broadens people's ideas of what science is," shared Laura Diederick, co-chair of the Festival. "Science is all around us, all the time, and everyone can be a scientist!"
Highlights of the event include:
- Explosive chemistry stage shows by Miracle of Science at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m.
- Special appearance by Treasure Coast Wildlife Center, featuring live animals, at noon
- Free admission to the St. Lucie County Aquarium and St. Lucie Regional History Center
- Live musical performances by The Sweet Chariots throughout the day
- Food trucks from area vendors
- Free parking at event site and free shuttle from Downtown Fort Pierce
Additionally, there are a number of science-focused events taking place across Indian River, St. Lucie and Martin Counties leading up to the Festival day. For more information on these events, visit the IRL Science Festival website at www.irlsciencefest.org.
"The Treasure Coast is incredibly fortunate to have such a diversity of science and technology resources," said Festival Co-Chair Cristin Ryan. "The IRL Science Festival and the pre-Festival events are a fantastic way for the community to learn about the wealth of opportunities in our own backyard."
The IRL Science Festival has been made possible through a grant from the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation's Program in Public Understanding of Science and Technology, as well as donations from the Smithsonian Marine Station, Friends of the Smithsonian Marine Station, FAU Harbor Branch, the Florida Center for Ocean Sciences Education Excellence, and the generous support of St. Lucie County and Indian River State College. Festival planners are still looking for additional event sponsors. For more information on how individuals, groups and businesses can sponsor this event, please contact Festival Co-Chair Laura Diederick at 772-462-6216.


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Q&A: How can I keep bottles cold during hot weather when out and about?
When I'm on the go, how can I keep my baby bottles cold when the weather is really hot?
Great question. With summer here, we all face the dilemma of keeping bottles cool when out and about with Baby. There are some easy ways to do this.
Simply pack water in an insulated bag with a cold pack, readily available at most supermarkets. Formula should be kept separate and not mixed until ready to use. We're fans of Munchkin's powdered formula dispenser that keeps three pre-measured portions in an easy to carry container. This way you can prepare baby's bottle as needed, so it's fresh and cool.
If you're breastfeeding, nothing could be more convenient! But if you want to prep bottles ahead of time, once again, an insulated carrier works great. BabyWise makes a wonderful insulated bottle bag that holds up to two bottles. What makes this product so "cool" is that it's made with SuperCool gel that requires no extra ice packs keeping bottle temperature just right for hours.
Also, keep in mind—it's easy to find insulated bottle holders. They come included with just about every diaper bag on the market. And if you know you're going to be out on an all day adventure, sometimes a large cooler will do the trick.


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Wednesday, April 27, 2011
Feijoa and lemon zest cordial
30 comments:
Che bello ! Non ne ho mai mangiate cone sono ?ReplyDelete
Natalia: Hanno un sapore un po' come il guava, ma piu' 'citrino', ed un profumo incredibile, molto esotico :-).ReplyDelete
Wow! How exotic!! And I'm sure you could also create a really terrific cocktail with that cordial!ReplyDelete
hope your Easter was great!!
Che invidia!!!Come vorrei assaggiarlo!ReplyDelete
Ma che cosa particolare!! Sembrano piccoli limoni, credi che si trovino facilmente qui in sicilia?ReplyDelete
Ciao e grazie,
Non ne conoscevo l'esistenza, comunque il liquore dev'essere fantastico perche penso rassomigliante al nostro lemoncino...ciao.ReplyDelete
Thanks for introducing me to feijoa. lemon zest will enhance the taste.ReplyDelete
oh Alessandra, I will make cordial with this recipe, too. We have buckets and buckets each day, and they are just gone in minutes! I think I am going to freeze some too, thanks for the idea! Oh, Alessandra I love you so much!! heheheReplyDelete
che bella idea alessandra, quella dello sciroppo home-made.ReplyDelete
che poi mi ha fatto scoprire come si dice sciroppo in inglese ;-)
io la feijoa non l'ho mai assaggiata, anche se ho rischiato quest'inverno, e magari il prossimo lo farò, però l'idea dello sciroppo resta mooooooolto valida!
mi piace un sacco quella bottiglia...
@ Red Nomad, mmmhh, possibly a nice vodka and feijoa cocktail :-). But I don't drink much, I like the idea more for the glass (nicely decorated) than for actually consuming it!ReplyDelete
@ Tiziana, mi hanno detto che in Sardegna qualcuno li pianta, quindi forse crescono anche in Sicilia. Sono originari del Sud Amarica, e non so come mai sono diventati cosi' comuni nei giardini neozelandesi.
@ Arfi:
Love you too Arfi!!!! hahahaha! It is true, there are too many for a month, and then nothing for 11 months, it is a pity! Freeze me on trays, a few at the time, just like berries, and then when they are frozen and they wont stick to each others, you can put them in bags.
@ GaiaReplyDelete
la bottiglia e' una vecchia bottiglia di grappa, e il tappo e' di Alessi :-)
Oh wow these look amazing..I am not familar with this fruit at all. Hugs .xxoReplyDelete
What a beautiful drink and bottle. I would love to try feijoa fruit someday.ReplyDelete
That's a very beautiful drink. You have a lovely space here and I am happy to follow you. Thanks for leaving your comment on my blog.ReplyDelete
qui la feijoa si trova, e il procedimento, mi pare di capire è come il mio rosolio al limone, non il limoncello è diverso, si trova ma bisogna trovarla, provo al mio mercato rionale, c'è un banco che vende frutta e verdura di varie zone del mondo....baciReplyDelete
I always make sure that I order feijoa items when I visit NZ! Oh to have a bounty of fresh ones! :ReplyDelete
No feijoas in Australia Lorraine?ReplyDelete
Tamara, volevo fare un liquore, ma poi ho fatto uno sciroppo per i bimbi :-)
I love feijoas, yum! I could do this!ReplyDelete
Happy Birthday Ale!
Thank you Jo :-)!ReplyDelete
These Feijoa are new to me! I'm so curious to know what they taste like ;)ReplyDelete
Your photos today are worthy of an upscale magazine. Your cordial sounds delicious and I'm sure the children will enjoy it. I hope you have a wonderful day. Blessings...MaryReplyDelete
Ciao Alessandra, grazie mille della visita ma grazie soprattutto di avermi fatto conoscere il tuo blog e le tue splendide fotografie. non vedo l'ora di scambiarci le ricette =) a presto, ChiaraReplyDelete
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I was recently asked by Google to join its #WorkResolutions campaign for the New Year. The tech giant is challenging people everywhere to improve the way they work. Immediately I knew the work resolution I would be following in 2014.
I will hire more veterans.
Amtrak is making the commitment to ensure 25 percent of its new hires are veterans. As an Air Force veteran, I find this resolution both personally and professionally rewarding.
The leadership, reliability and high-tech skills veterans bring to the job are a great resource to the operation of America's Railroad. And as a veteran, I'm honored and proud to add more of our country's service men and women to the Amtrak team.
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Iapplied to Amtrak but was told age cap for hiring was 50!
I'm a veteran and would LOVE to work for for Amtrak!! Have rode the train a few times and enjoyed it every time! I've looked at your listings and seems like I don't qualify for anything (experiences) but I'm trainable and willing to learn and travel where I'm needed.
I'm glad you're willing to hire veterans and wish the best of luck to you and those that are hired!
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How to view the default character set of a database or table?
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Written by Abdull
2 years ago
Category: Feature discussion
9 posts since Sat, 03 Nov 12
In HeidiSQL, when I select a host, there is a column called "Default collation" that shows me the default collation of each contained database.
And when I select a database, there also is a column called "Collation" that shows me the default collation of each contained table.
I'm curious to know why there aren't any columns like "(Default) character set" that show me the character set/charset of a database or table.
Written by TTSneko
2 years ago
41 posts since Thu, 19 Jul 12
The definition of "(Default) character set" indicates that you think too ASCII-table-related ... a collation is the modern day replacement of the former ASCII character sets and massively improves character (and data) handling. You should read up on the basic differences between (old) ASCII and (modern) Unicode.
In short, the default character set (as in ASCII code tables) has become redundant as ASCII character sets merely dictated the pool of visible characters. Unicode copes with them all and offers different preferences (e.g. while sorting). The result is a border-free method of storing/presenting data based on the requirements of modern international data exchange.
For example, the utf-8-general-ci collation nowadays replaces all former ASCII (basic & extended latin) character sets.
Written by Abdull
2 years ago
9 posts since Sat, 03 Nov 12
Hm, actually I didn't intend my question to compare ASCII vs. UTF8. I give my question a second try by giving an example to convey what I meant:
Here is one table:
Here is another table:
Both tables have valid MySQL syntax. Notice how the authorities1 table uses the character set "utf8", while the authorities2 table uses the character set "latin1".
Now let's assume we have created both tables. Using HeidiSQL's GUI, we take a look at these tables. Where does HeidiSQL show that table "authorities1" has a (default) character set of UTF8 and table "authorities2" has a (default) character set of Latin1?
Written by kalvaro
2 years ago
601 posts since Thu, 29 Nov 07
Don't you get this?
SQL Error (1253): COLLATION 'utf8_general_ci' is not valid for CHARACTER SET 'latin1'
Written by Abdull
2 years ago
9 posts since Sat, 03 Nov 12
Yes, I get this error message. But let's assume there exists a collation that has two or more character sets associated with it, and the MySQL implementation accepts both.
...Or is it that for all and every cases, for now, the past, and in the future of MySQL, there is always a one-to-one relationship between collation and character set (bijective function)? Then of course it would suffice that HeidiSQL only has a collation column (though it wouldn't hurt that there also is a character set column).
Written by jfalch
2 years ago
412 posts since Sat, 17 Oct 09
remarks aside, AFAIK HeidiSQL´s CREATE CODE tab for a table will show its create statement. This contains clauses for the tables´ character set and collation; if none are shown, I think misisng clauses indicate that the appropriate value is the same as the "default" value of the containing database.
A databases´ default character set and collation can be shown by right clicking on it in the tree on the left side of HeidiSQL, and choosing "Edit".
Having said that, I would advise you to check the text shown in the "authorities2" table´s CREATE CODE tab; possibly the MySQL server (NOT HeidiSQL) will have silently changed the "utf8_general_ci" to some other collation that is possible with latin1 (eg "latin1_swedish_ci") on table creation. The valid combinations are eg. shown in the system table information_schema.COLLATION_CHARACTER_SET_APPLICABILITY (on my MariaDB 5.5.27); look them up in the mysql docs if your server should not have this table.
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Each edition is printed to coincide with the time that the student housing market starts in each city, Leeds, Liverpool in January, Newcastle and Sheffield.
|1999: Des Res is launched in Newcastle. The first dedicated student housing publication in the UK and probably the world.
|2000: 2nd Edition. If you look carefully you just might be able to see the cat on the roof of the Lego house.
|2001: Sheffield, Durham & Liverpool editions launched. Classified advertising added so now even the smallest landlords can advertise.
|2002: Manchester, Leeds & Sunderland editions launched. Durham stopped. Don't ask me why we launched Liverpool before Leeds & Manchester.
|2003: Move into offices in Newcastle city centre and within a year move to offices on Chilligham Road in Heaton. New Student Ltd set up to publish the newspapers.
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|2006: Door-to-door distribution added in Leeds, Newcastle & Sheffield. We are the first student press in the UK to distribute door-to-door. Gemma Martin starts as our new designer.
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Categories > Celebrities > My Chemical Romance > Dream Come True!!
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B gets a surprise..
We managed to get into a hotel room and we booked two rooms, I had a plan and needed to talk to the rest of the guys, so B was in a room on her own.
"So when are we going to tell B"?
"Were not she is going to find out on her own"
"It's B, it will be like 5 years before she figures something out"
Just then my mobile rang,
"Hi Mini right"?
"Okay so we talked to the guys and they think it will be cool to have another band on tour with us"
"Oh my…this rules so much thank you guys"
"No problem but we would also like to invite you backstage at tomorrow nights show"
"Sure that will be great"
"Okay well we will have worm at the door, so go there before the show, will 6.30pm be okay"?
"Yep that is no problem see you then"
"Yeah bye"
I hung up,
We were jumping around and screaming when there was a knock on the door,
"Hello" I saw B stood there in her pyjamas,
"WOULD YOU GUYS SHUT THE FUCK UP" That was when an elderly couple walked past us and looked at B funny,
"B calm down"
"No I won't calm down, I am trying to get to sleep when you assholes are having a gang bang"
"Sorry we will keep it down from now on"
She turned around and went into the room opposite us, I shut the door,
"Grumpy B"?
"Hell yeah she is pissed, you know what she's like with no sleep"
"What is she gona be like on tour I mean, if they come to our bus in the morning"
"My chemical romance"
"Oh right carry on"
"Yeah if they are making noise and stuff she will full on shout at them"
"That would actually be quite funny"
"It would be embarrassing"
"She best not moan otherwise a control is flying her way"
"I still think you were being mean when you did that"
"Yes but she was doing our head in"
"True, true"
"Anyway I am going to sleep because we are going to meet My Chemical Romance tomorrow"
That night we did manage to get some sleep even though we were excited about seeing the guys from My Chemical Romance.
We talked to the guys about it and I was so happy when they agreed, I get to meet her tomorrow,
"Gerard…Gerard" Two fingers snapped in front of my face,
"Huh, what"?
"You okay"?
"Yea fine why"?
"You zoned out for a second"
"I did"?
"Sorry man, just a bit tired you know"
"Yeah, you excited bout tomorrow"?
"Of course"
"Okay well get some sleep dude"
"Yeah night"
I woke up and looked at the time, 10.30am whoa I slept in good today, I got up and walked over the hallway to where the guys were staying and knocked on the door,
"COME ON YOU LAZY BUMS GET YOUR ASSES UP NOW"! I started banging on the door of their room,
"COME ON GET UP" That was when the door opened,
"FINALLY, Where is your brother and the Dans"?
Ben pointed in the room, that was when I noticed the smell of beer,
"Crying out loud how much did you guys drink last night" That was when I heard one of them groan,
"FUCKS SAKE" I moved over to the curtains and opened them
"C'MON SLEEPING BEAUTYS GET UP" Jack rolled over next to my feet and so I kicked his back,
"What the fuck"?
"Well go out on your own"
"B stop moaning"
"But I am hungry"
"If you don't shut up I will get a control"
"Grrr, assholes" I walked out the room and slammed the door shut, I walked back into my room took a shower and got changed, I put on some denim jeans and a white tank top with black skulls on, then put a black jacket on top then put on my black converse, I saw a piece of paper so wrote a note and on my way out slid it underneath the guys door, I needed food.
I heard a ringing then someone say,
"Will somebody please answer that" I looked up and reached for the phone,
"Hi, it's Gerard again, me and the guys were just wondering if you wanted to come down to starbucks in five minutes to discuss everything"
"Sure, no problem, five minutes yeah"?
"Yep, do you know which one we are on about"?
"Okay it's by a virgin megastores"
"I am sure we can find it so see you in a minute"
"Okay bye"
I hung up and got the guys up, when we were about to leave Jack noticed something,
"It says, hey lazy bums gone to get breakfast, not sure where but going to starbucks after, later dudes B little kiss big kiss little kiss"
"Were screwed"
"Well let's go then"
We entered the starbucks, dressed in our black clothes with our hoods up and glasses on, we ordered our coffees and sat in a secluded corner away from people who might know us. The waitress brought over our coffees and we sat there talking, a couple of minutes later that was when I noticed a girl walk in, she was wearing a normal pair of jeans and a white shirt on, I recognised her from last night, it's that B girl, should I talk to her…Why not I mean I might as well introduce myself now,
"Excuse me guys there is someone I need to talk to"
"Okay" I got up and started to make my way over to her and was just about to tap her on the shoulder when…
"Gerard hi, nice to see you again" I turned around to see Mini,
"Are you guys sat over here"?
"Yeah but I was jus…"
"Well you got to introduce us to the rest of the guys right"
"Sure, but what about…"
"Come on I'll get these guys to get the drinks" He basically pulled me back to our table and I looked back to see the other three talking to the girl.
I felt the presence of someone behind me but I just figured it was a customer, then I heard some talking behind me but I really could not be bothered to listen just then someone scared me to death,
"Hey B"
"Crying out loud Jack, I thought you were asleep"?
"Can't sleep all day"
"Uh huh, so what do you want"?
"Can I not get a cup of coffee"?
"Sure whatever" I got my coffee then waited for him,
"Want to go shopping"?
"Are you feeling okay"?
"Fine why"?
"Since when did you like shopping"?
"Okay so I don't but I just guessed you would like to go shopping"
"Fine lets go shopping"
6 pm
So we were on our way back from shopping, did I mention all of the guys took me its quite worrying, I think they still may be a little bit drunk,
"Fuck I have lost my phone"
"What, when"?
"I don't know, wait I haven't had it since last night I must have lost it in the locker room"
"Hehe you sound so American when you say that"
"Shut up B, this is a serious matter"
"Were going to have to go back"
"Fine but its like half an hour away from where we are"
"Oh well"
London Barefly
We got to the backstage door, when I noticed a familiar face,
"Don't I know you from somewhere"?
"Sorry never seen you sweetheart"
"I swear I have seen you but I just can't figure out…"
"C'mon B we gotta…"
"Sorry guys can't let you in without…"
"Worm it's okay were Not Quite Angels"
"Oh right sorry go on in"
"Thanks dude"
"Worm isn't that…"
"C'mon B" I was being dragged inside the building,
"Would you be quiet"?
"No you hurt my arm"
"Good now shush"
"Meanie" I poked my tongue out at Jack,
"Lets just get this phone" Mini walked into the locker room and everyone else followed, so I thought why not.
When I walked in I saw the guys stood in front of me talking to some people, they were too tall for me to see who it was so I got up on tip toes,
"Oh my god" That was when I felt my knees buckle and I hit something hard.
I heard a woman's voice then I saw a woman on the floor, It was her,
"And that is B"
I knelt down next to her,
"Oh my god is she okay"?
"Yeah but I think she's a bit star struck"
"What do you mean"? I looked up at her friends,
"She loves you"
"Literally, but don't worry she isn't a crazy bitch or anything"
"What that is a lie, remember when teenagers came on the TV the other week, and she started jumping all over the place, and practically hugged the TV when she saw Gerard" I saw one of the guys hit his arm,
"Shut up Jack"
"What its true"
"So, you don't go telling him that kind of stuff"
"Its no problem really but can we move her to the couch"
"Watch it she's a fat bitch" I stared at this guy,
"Whatever" I scooped her up and put her on the couch,
"Ouch she cut her head open"
"Let me get the first aid kit out of my bag"
"Thanks Ray, can we get some water to"?
"Yeah I'll get some now" Bob walked out of the room,
"We are so sorry about this guys"
"No problem I just hope she is okay" That was when she started stirring and she blinked her eyes open,
"In My Chemical Romance's dressing room" She put her hands to her mouth,
"Oh my god, your Gerard Way"
"Sure am, you must be B right"?
"How did you…"?
"We saw you last night and plus ive talked to these guys" I pointed at her band members,
"Hey Angel how you feeling"? She looked over at Mini,
"Embarrassed as hell but a little sick as well"
"Don't be embarrassed honestly its fine"
"Somehow that is easier for you to say" She smiled,
"Do you want to sit up"?
"Yeah" I helped her sit up when Bob walked back into the room,
"Hey she's awake, here is some water, Bob by the way"
"Yeah I know, huge fan" She took a drink from the water and looked around,
"Hi Frank, Ray and Matt is it"?
"Hey honey"
"Yep sure is and hi" Ray walked over to the couch and sat by her,
"You cut your head open, let me clean it up for you"
"Thanks, sorry"
"Nothing to be sorry for sugar"
"But there is I bet you think I am a right freak for passing out in front of you guys, I mean you are just normal people"
"Shush it's okay honestly"
"This might hurt a bit" Ray put a rag onto her head to wipe away some blood and to clean the cut and she hissed,
"Sorry" I held her hand and you could tell she easily relaxed, Ray put the plaster on,
"There you go"
"Thank you, Ray Ray"
"Ray Ray"?
"Finally she isn't calling me Ray Ray"
"Okay explain cause I am confused"
"Oh sorry, its just that Dan kind of has Ray hair so I call him Ray Ray but you are actually Ray…Oh my god I just called Ray Toro Ray Ray"
"Don't worry about it, it can be your lil nickname for me"
"Yeah didn't the guys tell you"?
"Tell me what"?
"Yeah I hope you don't pass out on our asses every time one of us walks into a room"
"Oh you haven't told her"?
"Told me what"?
"That you are coming on tour with us"
"Surprise" Her band mates said,
"What, we, with you, oh my god"
"Yeah we leave not this Wednesday but next Wednesday"
"I have to pack, I have to ask my mum, oh my god she wont let me go"
"What why"?
"Cause, you see for my sixteenth birthday I wanted to go to Download festival but my mum wouldn't let me cause she was all, 'No your too young and need an adult' she might say that this time"
"But your mum likes my chemical romance"
"Oh I know, it's just…"
"How bout you take us to go meet her"?
"I could arrange that"
"Wait your mum likes us"?
"Oh god don't get me started, she turned into a my chem fan after listening to welcome to the black parade, you guys turned her gothic"
"Your mum sounds cool"
"Never, never say that again"
"Guys, time for the show" A stage hand came in and told us,
"Okay, we will see you guys later and sugar rest, we will go out to dinner after the show"
"That will be cool"
"Good luck guys" I hear B say as we walked out of the door towards the stage…


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TUESDAY, Oct. 1 (HealthDay News) -- No good evidence supports using hormone replacement therapy after menopause to prevent heart disease or other chronic ills, but short-term use for hot flashes should be an option.
That's the conclusion of the latest analysis of the Women's Health Initiative (WHI), a group of major U.S. trials set up to test use of hormone replacement therapy for preventing chronic diseases in healthy, older women.
The WHI was launched in the 1990s, at a time when doctors were prescribing hormone replacement therapy to postmenopausal women to ward off heart disease. The results changed common practice, however.
In 2002, one of the trials was stopped early when researchers found that women taking the hormones -- estrogen-plus-progestin pills -- actually had higher risks of blood clots, heart attack, stroke and breast cancer than placebo users did.
A second trial, looking at estrogen therapy alone, was stopped two years later. Women on the hormone showed no lower risk of heart disease, but did have a slightly elevated rate of blood clots and stroke.
The latest findings, published in the Oct. 2 issue of the Journal of the American Medical Association, do nothing to change the general advice on hormones, according to lead researcher Dr. JoAnn Manson, chief of preventive medicine at Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston.
"Hormone therapy is not indicated for long-term disease prevention," Manson said.
On the other hand, for women who have recently gone through menopause and are suffering from severe hot flashes, hormone therapy is still the most effective remedy. So short-term use "may be appropriate" for those women, Manson said.
That's not a new recommendation; experts have long said that short-term hormone therapy should be an option for severe hot flashes. But these latest results bolster the belief that hormone therapy is safer for relatively younger women who use it for a finite time, Manson said.
She noted that some doctors seem to have had a "misunderstanding" regarding the original WHI findings, and are reluctant to use hormone therapy even for hot flashes.
"Many women have a hard time finding a doctor who'll prescribe it," Manson said. She added that these latest findings paint "a clearer picture of what the message should be."
The results are based on about 16,600 women who were randomly assigned to take either estrogen/progestin or placebo pills, and more than 10,700 who took either estrogen alone or a placebo. The women were on hormone therapy for about six to seven years before the WHI trials were stopped, and Manson's team followed them for six to eight years beyond that.
Over the longer term, most of the risks originally tied to hormone replacement therapy declined -- and so did the benefits, such as lower risks of hip fractures and diabetes. The exception was breast cancer risk, which remained higher for women who used estrogen and progesterone. Across the study period, there were 434 cases of breast cancer among those women, versus 323 among placebo users.
The findings were "more favorable" among relatively younger women, aged 50 to 59, who used estrogen only, the researchers said. They actually had a slightly lower rate of heart attack and fewer deaths, versus women in their 50s who used placebo pills.
But those differences were small, and Manson said there are concerns about other hormone therapy risks, even in younger women -- such as the risk of blood clots that could cause a stroke or travel to the lungs.
So, no one should take hormones for the sake of cutting ling-term disease risks, said Dr. Elizabeth Nabel, who wrote an editorial published with the study.
"Even though short-term use of this therapy may be helpful in [menopause] symptom relief, this new, 13-year follow-up study clearly does not support the long-term use of hormone therapy for the prevention of chronic diseases," said Nabel, president of Brigham and Women's Hospital.
For a drug to be used to prevent, rather than treat, disease, the benefits have to clearly be worth it, Manson noted. "We have to set the bar very high," she said.
Studies are still looking into whether hormone therapy might cut relatively younger women's disease risks -- including whether lower doses or different "routes of delivery" might work better.
It's thought, Manson said, that hormone patches might be safer than pills, because they may not carry the same blood-clot risk. But there is no conclusive evidence that patches should be used for disease prevention either, she stressed.
More information
The U.S. Department of Health has more on hormone replacement therapy.
SOURCES: JoAnn Manson, M.D., Ph.D., chief, preventive medicine, Brigham and Women's Hospital, Boston; Elizabeth Nabel, M.D., president, Brigham and Women's Hospital, Boston; Oct. 2, 2013, Journal of the American Medical Association
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By Shannon Houston, Hollywood Staff
Everyone. Ma$e is back and no, he's not back as Reverend Mase. It's just plain ol' Ma$e sounding all super-smooth, and ladies man-ish, and all that good stuff that we didn't even know we missed but kinda, definitely missed. During the holidays he released a new track called Why Can't We, featuring Her and sparked some buzz about his new album Now We Even. ICYMI, here's the new jam:
So, the new song is all fun and good, and a little '90s which is nice ... but seriously. When is he going to link back up with Diddy, so they can throw on some shiny suits and make us all happy?! The two hit the stage at Drake's OVO Fest back in August and since then we've all been patiently awaiting the official, official reunion:
And if they really wanted to make our brains and hearts explode with happiness, they'd perform together at the Grammys (or wherever, we're not picky) with the LOX and Lil' Kim, and we'd all be singing All About The Benjamins and 2014 would be, essentially, perfect.
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Baltimore, Md. (April 18, 2012) – Heading into its final two games of the regular season, the Rutgers women's lacrosse team (9-5, 4-2 BIG EAST) heads to No. 14 Loyola (Md.) this Friday, April 20. Game time is set for 7 p.m. at Ridley Athletic Complex. The contest will be streamed live via www.LoyolaGreyhounds.com at no charge to fans.
RU is coming off wins over Louisville (16-11) and Cincinnati (13-10) over the weekend. Senior attack Danielle Mascera (Verona, N.J.) dished out three assists versus Cincinnati to break the 32-year-old RU single season assist record with 31 for the season. Sophomore midfielder Lauren Sbrilli (Martinsville, N.J.) paced the Scarlet Knights against the Bearcats with three goals, while senior midfielder Ali Steinberg (Suffern, N.Y.) notched six points in the win over the Cardinals.
Junior midfielder Stephanie Anderson (Wading River, N.Y.) leads Rutgers with 37 goals this season. Steinberg has posted 28 goals and 15 assists for 43 points to pace RU through 14 games. The midfielder is just two points shy of the century mark for her career.
Rutgers is tied 3-3 in the all-time series with Loyola. Last season, goalkeeper Lily Kalata (Nesconset, N.Y.) registered nine saves, but the then-No. 6 Greyhounds were too much for the Scarlet Knights, downing RU, 15-6.
Loyola (8-4, 4-0 BIG EAST) is looking to bounce back from a 17-10 loss to No. 15 Cornell. Sophomore midfielder Marlee Paton leads the Greyhounds with 28 goals (10th in the BIG EAST) and 22 assists (fourth) for 50 points (fourth) on the season. Senior goalkeeper Kerry Stoothoff maintains a 9.92 GAA and a .442 save percentage between the pipes. Head coach Jen Adams is currently in her fourth season with Loyola. Adams currently holds a 47-20 overall record with the Greyhounds.


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ATLANTA (AP) — Police say a R&B singer was carjacked at gunpoint in Midtown Atlanta and one of the suspects has been arrested.
Authorities say singer Robert Wilson — known as Bobby Valentino — parked a red 2013 Bentley in a lot outside the Hot Beats Recording Studio on Spring Street near 14th Tuesday night and was approached by two armed robbers. Police say Valentino complied with the men and they drove away in the car.
An off-duty lieutenant heard a call over police radio about the incident and found the luxury car abandoned nearby at the Arts Center MARTA station.
Authorities say Wilson and witnesses identified one suspect and the man was taken into custody. The man's identity has not been released and police are still looking for the second suspect.


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Now, I have to be honest, my documentation is not exactly as complete as it could be.
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I am puzzled. The general election is less than two months away, governmental problems abound, but no one seems to be upset or saying anything.
This is when politicians can be held accountable – virtually the only time voters have any direct say.
On election day, the winners will be elected and voters will generally be unable to vote them out for four years. Now is the time to make politicians explain what they plan to do if elected, yet no one is asking any questions.
Over the past couple of months, the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge has brought an increased awareness to the disease. My awareness of ALS began when my father, Alex Fair Jr., was diagnosed with ALS on March 29, 2011. Our lives were forever changed when he received the diagnosis.
If by chance you are not aware of ALS, it stands for Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis, also commonly known as Lou Gehrig's Disease. It is a progressive neurodegenerative disease that causes muscle weakness, paralysis and respiratory failure.
We recently celebrated Labor Day. The Bible gives many examples of good workers. God is the greatest workman of all, having "made the heavens, the heaven of heavens, with all their host, the earth, and all things that are therein, the seas, and all that is therein." Someday, he will create new heavens and a new earth in which righteousness dwells.
This is a partial response to Sandy McGarry's article, "Local voters have clear choice in solicitor's race," in the Aug. 31 edition of The Lancaster News.
Ms. McGarry states that her candidate, Randy Newman, is a "passionate" prosecutor. This implies to me that he is a "soft" prosecutor who would not waste time indicting criminals, but let them go on "probation" to free up the backlog of pending criminal cases in our 6th Circuit.
John Richard's letter addressing the ills displayed by grocery store shoppers in the Aug. 31 edition of The Lancaster News probably earned him "Atta Boys" from readers all over the region.
With the new school year, parents' attention is turning to school lunches. Traditionally, then U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) had used the National School Lunch Program as a dumping ground for surplus meat and dairy commodities.
Children consumed animal fat and sugary drinks, to the point where one-third have became overweight or obese. Their early dietary flaws became lifelong addictions, raising their risk of diabetes, heart disease and stroke.
Our third annual Bluegrass, Barbecue & Building Festival, held Aug. 23, was even more successful than its two predecessors.
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I have always wondered what was with old postcards, images, etc and lobsters. Apparently a "lobster" in the early part of the 20th century meant a "gullible, awkward, bungling, or undesirable person." Life seems so much clearer now!
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Centrally located near the Orchard Road shopping district, the Traders Hotel (4*) Singapore offers contemporary comfort and award-winning Shangri-La service for the value-conscious traveller. This hotel in Singapore is minutes away from the renowned Botanic Gardens, and just 25 minutes from Changi International Airport.
Traders Hotel, Singapore offers comfortable accommodation in addition to the exceptional service for your stay in Singapore. The 546 well-appointed guestrooms and suites, each featuring a contemporary Asian decor and city or pool views, also feature a sensible range of facilities and services to ensure that your needs are well taken care of. Satellite TV, broadband internet, telephone, safe, and full-sized writing desk are standard in the rooms.
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Find out about: Topsham Museum
About Us
Topsham Museum is housed in one of a group of late 17th century buildings overlooking the Exe Estuary. Following completion of a stunning new River gallery, the Museum was 'long-listed' for the Art Fund Prize in 2008.
Part of the Museum's focus is on Topsham's maritime history - one particular showpiece is the River Gallery, completed in 2007, featuring unique historic river craft. Visitors can also enjoy the furnished period rooms of the original house and the Sail Loft with its historical timeline of the town's general history. Other interesting exhibits include wildlife of the Exe Estuary, local trades and organisations and memorabilia of the film star Vivien Leigh.
The beautiful riverside garden is open all year. During the season, home-made teas are served in the cafe or gardens. Visit our gift shop. Group visits of up to 15 can be arranged for guided tours between April and October by prior arrangement.
Exhibitions and Projects
Mapping Topsham
02 Aug 14 to 30 Oct 14
Topsham Maine, USA
05 Jul 14 to 30 Oct 14
The Vigilant Story
30 Mar 14 to 30 Oct 14
HMS Terror: a Topsham Ship
30 Mar 14 to 30 Oct 14
Our Next Event
Lunchtime Lecture Programme 2014
When: 30 April 2014 to 29 October 2014
Where: Topsham Museum, Underloft
The Lunchtime Lecture series programme:
April 30th The Art of the Devon Garden: a feast for the eyes and ears. Speaker: Todd Gray, Historian & Author
May 28th Topsham and the Civil War: bloody fighting in the streets. Speaker: John Dunsford, Local Historian
June 25th: Topsham...to.... Topsham: over the sea to Maine. Speaker: Margaret Wilson, Local Historian
July 30th: Gavrillo Princip - the assassin who started the First World War Speaker: Peter Villiers, Devon Author
No Lecture in August
September 24th: The Terror of Topsham: a warship for the New World Speaker: David Clement, Maritime Historian
October 29th: Cess Pits, Cemeteries and Sewers - being an archaeologist Speaker: Dr Peter Marsden, Archaeologist
Lectures begin at 11.30 but we advise arriving in good time as the lectures are very popular and space is limited.
Soup and crusty bread available for lunch after the lectures.
Our Collections
The museum houses a comprehensive collection of artefacts, documents and photographs that tell the fascinating story of the port of Topsham and its links with the maritime trade.The main areas featured are:
The Sail Loft
Displays the history of Topsham from Prehistoric times: Shipbuilding, fishing and maritime trade, including ship models, shipwrights' tools, maps, photographs, paintings, documents etc. Other exhibits include a model of Topsham as it was in 1900.
The River Gallery
The Gallery holds a collection of historic Exe river boats. Four boats were saved after the closure of the Exeter Maritime Museum: the Cygnet, the Market Boat, "Ruby" (a salmon boat) and a Skiff.
The House
Dates from the late 17th century and two rooms are furnished in that period. The kitchen of Miss Holman, the founder of the Museum, has been preserved. Memorabilia in the Vivien Leigh Room (her sister in law) includes the nightdress Vivien wore in the film "Gone with the Wind".
The Underloft
The Underloft houses the popular Museum Tearoom, temporary exhibitions and the Museum Shop.
Our Latest news
Lunchtime Lecture The Terror of Topsham from the heat of war to the polar cold
24 September 2014
Lunchtime Lecture, 11.30 a.m. on 24th September: The Terror of Topsham – From the he...read more
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12 September 2014
The mystery deepens. is it HMS Terror or HMS Erebus that has been found in the Arctic? Ex...read more
Admission & Prices
During the 2014 season, the Museum will be open in the afternoons on Saturday, Sunday, Monday, Wednesday and Thursday, (plus Tuesdays in August), 2pm-5pm from 31st March until 30th October.
Last admission 4.30pm.
- Find us
Click on the map above to view the Museum location in Google Maps
From Topsham Station, walk down Holman Way to the 'Route 2' cafe mini roundabout. 2nd exit is The Strand. 300 yards along you will find The Museum.
....or walk along Fore Street until 'Route 2' cafe.
Parking: Holman Way & the Quay.
Buses: T & 57
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- Museums nearby
1. Royal Albert Memorial Museum and Art Gallery
(Distance: 1 to 5 miles)
2. Exmouth Museum
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3. Fairlynch Museum
(Distance: 5 to 10 miles)
- Other information
There are always a number of special exhibitions spread through the year. A lift from the River Gallery provides disabled access to the updated Sail Loft.
Cream Teas and home-made cakes are served from 2.30pm to 4.30pm and there is a shop which sells a wide range of memorabilia, local history publications and high quality gifts.
Group visits may be made outside opening times by prior arrangement.
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Vanderbilt's coaches tried contacting as many recruits as possible this morning about the death of McEachern running back Rajaan Bennett, who signed earlier this month with the Commodores.
Fitzgerald wide receiver Trent Pruitt looked at his cell phone when it buzzed around 9 a.m., and the caller ID said it was Vanderbilt assistant Charlie Fisher.
"I didn't know what to think, or why (Fisher) was calling me at that time," Pruitt said. "Coach just said 'It is a sad day for Vanderbilt football' and then explained everything … but he really couldn't put it into words."
"The main reason (Fisher) was calling is because he wanted me to know before I heard about it on the news, so I wouldn't be shocked and caught off guard."
Pruitt and Bennett had talked a few times in passing, and we're looking forward to being college teammates next year. Nine Georgia high school football players signed with Vanderbilt, and many of them communicated throughout the day on Thursday to deal with the tragedy.
"When we all signed the paperwork with Vanderbilt, we became brothers," Pruitt said. "When you lose one of your brothers, it's a sad night.
"We're all praying for the family, but I don't know what else to think. I guess it gives you motivation to live every day to fullest because you never know when your last day is coming."
Pope offensive lineman Grant Ramsay was instructed to call Vanderbilt assistant Ted Cain on Thursday evening.
Related stories on the death of McEachern running back Rajaan Bennett (click on each link)
VIDEO: Emotional Vanderbilt coach Bobby Johnson speaks about death of prized recruit
The special bond between RBs and their blockers: Vanderbilt OL recruit Grant Ramsey of Pope High on Bennett
Metro football coaches fondly remember Bennett, talk to own players about death
Vanderbilt's coaches make the tough call to Georgia recruits about Bennett
Vanderbilt coach Bobby Johnson, Roswell WR Chris Boyd on Bennett
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Injury Collision on I-65 in Hart County
Date of News Release: 12/10/2007
(Bowling Green, KY) - Terrell A. Sublett and Ronald Grimes were both north bound on I-65 at the 74 mile-maker. Mr. Sublett attempted to pass Mr. Grimes in the left lane. Mr. Sublett lost control and traveled into the northbound shoulder where it struck a tree. Mr. Sublett then came back onto the roadway and struck Mr. Grimes' vehicle. Mr. Grimes' vehicle crossed over into the median and came to a final rest in the southbound lanes. Mr. Sublett's vehcile was forced back onto the northbound shoulder where it came to a final rest. The drivers of both units were transported to Hardin Memorial Hospital where they were treated for non life threatening injuries.


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Students will learn about skills in the latest technologies available in the College's Advanced Technology Institutes.
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May 6 is Melanoma Monday and the official launch of Melanoma/Skin Cancer Detection and Prevention Month.
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Individuals are encouraged to call Dr. McKay's office at (772) 283-0109, to schedule an appointment or visit www.mckayderm.com to learn more about what to expect at a screening.
YMCA to host Healthy Kids Day on April 27
On Saturday, April 27, the YMCA of the Treasure Coast is celebrating YMCA's Healthy Kids Day with a free community event that encourages kids on the Treasure Coast to get moving and learning, and families living healthier.
Healthy Kids Day will take place at two Treasure Coast locations: the Stuart branch on Monterey Road and the YMCA Program Center on Bayshore Boulevard in Port St. Lucie. The events will be held from 10 a.m. until 1 p.m. and will feature fun and active play activities, such as dance demonstrations, bounce houses, arts & crafts, and many local kid-related informational vendors.
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Reader Tip: Save Big by Purchasing Marked Down Meat
Wednesday, February 19th, 2014
I love when my readers take the time to comment on my posts. I can't tell you how often I've been inspired or learned something new about saving money from you all!
Reader Joelle recently left this great tip on my 6 Ways to Save Money on Meat post:
I have to eat gluten and dairy free and also need a lot of protein. I am also disabled. This leaves me with the compounded issue of needing to buy some of the more expensive items to round out my diet with a very small food budget (often as low as $70 at this point- includes toiletries etc-, which is not much in Boston7).
One of the best ways I have found to save money on meat is to find out when they do last day mark downs- meat and poultry are marked down significantly every single day in every store, throughout each department, usually around the same time each day, the day before the sell by date. There is nothing wrong with this meat. Stores will mark it down at least fifty percent but I often find it marked down sixty five or seventy percent. If you find a cut that is not marked down and has a sell by date for the next day, most stores will just mark it down right there. They do this because they need to get it out of the store or lose money on it.
I have asked the butchers at the stores what time they usually do their mark downs and come in around that time when I can budget in a bit of time and money- I pick up several cuts and prep them with marinade and put them in the freezer. Freezing them with marinade is great because the marinade works into the meat better, btw. Anyway, this is pretty much the only way I can afford meat that is of a decent cut with any frequency and it saves a huge amount of money. I'm surprised this is not posted here.
While I personally haven't found meat marked down as low as what Joelle mentions, I have been able to occasionally get some great deals on meat by watching for marked down items. I've learned that some grocery stores do this more quickly than other and for me, our local Weis Markets is the place that I've been able to find the best deals.
If you are looking to try to save money (and aren't we all!), I'd highly recommend at least scanning your grocery store's meat department each time you are there to see if you can find any good deals on marked down items. Many stores also do this with the pre-packaged items in the produce department too.
Do you by marked down meat? Have you ever asked to have something reduced? How do you save on high priced items?
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Beautiful dining table and 6 chairs from Rajasthan
This is a genuine Indian table and 6 chairs (not repro) which I bought from an antique dealer in Bath. They're made of beautiful oiled sheesham wood with iron fittings painted black. The table measures w90x l180xh75 cms. Really sorry to have to sell


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Based on research and reviews that I saw here on realself, I decided to have my Rhinoplasty with Dr. C.
I had been wanting to have my nose fixed since my early teens. It was cute and small when I was a kid, but by the time I reached about the age of twelve and started to grow into myself my nose also grew, a bit more than I would've liked.
My former nose had a wide bridge, big bulbous tip (it's a family heirloom...) and a small bump on my bridge that made me dislike my profile.
My goal with the surgery was to have all of those issues corrected. I also wanted to reduce my nose's projection.
My consultation was great. Dr. C immediately looked at my nose and told me what would enhance it. He knew exactly what I wanted without me having to say it - which to me was remarkable. He doesn't use digital imaging, probably because he simply doesn't need it - he has the eye of an artist.
The surgery itself was a breeze, aside from the discomfort of being stuffy, which I still am somewhat. I had a closed Rhinoplasty, so there are no visible scars. I also thankfully had no horrible packing.
My cast was removed on the seventh day after my procedure and I was so thrilled with the result that I literally hugged the doctor. It was a very emotional moment for me. (as completely cheesy as that sounds..)
He gave me exactly what I asked for. My tip was no linger bolboous, my bridge was narrowed and defined, the small bump was gone and for the first time ever, I love my profile.
I am now exactly 9 days post-op and sadly the cute nose that I saw after the cast removal is now a bit swollen, but mostly only in the tip and cartilage areas.
The bone of my new bridge does not appear swollen and it's still defined and lovely. My black eyes have almost disappeared at this point.
I was advised by the doctor and a few of his former patients, that the swelling will go away and my nose will get better and better with time.
Honestly, I am so thrilled with my new profile and bridge that I can live with having a slightly swollen tip for a while, especially considering that I already spent 30 years with a huge bulbous one!! So despite the swelling, I'm a happy camper right now.
All in all, my experience was great! My only regret is not doing it sooner.
For confidentiality reasons I have decided to not post pictures in this review, but I will gladly send before and afters to anyone who is interested - just shoot me a message.
What an Investment! - White Plains, NY
Based on research and reviews that I saw here on...
Based on research and reviews that I saw here on realself, I decided to have my Rhinoplasty with Dr. C.
My only not-so-great thing to say about the experience was that the wait time in the office was kind of long for my cast removal. However I also believe that in most cases long wait times in doctor's offices often denotes a caring doctor, who takes his time with each patient and I feel that was the case here.
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Hey kitty21.
I am happy to hear that you are happy with your new profile. :)
I would appreciate if you could email me your before and after. It sounds like we have the same type of nose. I have a bulbous tip (also a family heirloom) and would like to see your results. I am scared that I will look like a completely different person.
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Thank you soo much
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I'm glad you like your new nose. I should be getting mine done In about a month or so. I have to go in next week to hand in my money. I am getting it done by Ciardullo. Can you send me some pics? {Edited by Angiemcc: for your own protection, please use RealSelf's personal messaging system rather than including your email for all to see.}
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congrats, happy for you. i will be glad if you send before-after pic. firstname.lastname@example.com
thank you.
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Congrats on having a successful surgery! I'm also thinking about using Dr. C.. any chance you could send me before/after pics? Email is m****@ gmail dot com. Thanks. (I also messaged you with my personal email :) Thanks much. xo
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Hello, Congratulations on your successful surgery! I am strongly considering Dr.Ciardullo. Your refinements sound similar to what I am wanting as well. Will you please send me your pics? My email: firstname.lastname@example.com Thank you :)
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Thanks for posting your experience here on RealSelf. Your doctor is right, your swelling will go down over time and you'll see your nose getting more defined (that was my experience anyway).
Please keep us posted on your satisfaction level as your healing progresses.
We'd love to see your before and after photos. :)
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