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Top Chef Chicago: Episode 3...What's in Your Pantry?
We think the good folks at Bravo might be reading our minds. Just when we are enjoying some great kitchen tours and thinking it's time to bring back the cupboard challenge, Top Chef sends its contestants into a neighborhood in Chicago to poke around people's kitchens (we wish we could have seen more of one charming, all-white kitchen filled with fresh fruit) and cook a block party buffet using what they find.
Note: We reveal the winner and loser after the jump.
Before the contestants went door to door in the neighborhood, they had to impress guest judge Rick Bayless in the Quickfire challenge by creating an upscale taco. There was quite a bit of debate on the show as well as on the blogs about how upscale Mexican food should (or could) be. We think Mexican can be elegant, but we're not sure a taco is the best ambassador for illustrating the point. It felt as though Richard won the challenge simply because he made his taco — wrapped in a jicama "shell" — look fancy, regardless of how it tasted.
On to the elimination challenge. The chefs divided themselves into two teams, red and blue, and had to use their pantry finds to create food for a neighborhood block party. The red team immediately decided on classic american food, which, honestly, sounded good to us. We've never met a corndog we didn't like.
As for the loser... Erik was eliminated because his corndogs didn't weather the trip to the block party so well. They were soggy once they were served. Fair point, but we are starting to get frustrated with chefs being axed because their food doesn't travel well. Valerie had the same problem last week.
These contestants aren't full-time caterers. Can't we let them serve the food hot from the kitchen?
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Once they showed Eric making disparaging comments about Rick Bayless (who I love) and how Mexican food can't be upscale (he's dead wrong) during the quickfire, I knew he was gone.
How about it?! When Eric said Mexican food can't be upscale, first I was insulted and then I thought that he's never heard of Bayless or Geno Bahena. He probably thinks Mexican food is nothing but nachos and tacos.
¡Adiós, Eric!
I understand that it's not their fault when food goes soggy when traveling but shouldn't they have thought about it before deciding to make it? It seems common sense to me that anything fried would taste good when eaten after a few minutes of making it and not a few hours.
It was funny. I missed the first chapter of the show, the quickfire. But, because they re-air the episode right after I saw the beginning and of course, saw the big guy tell Rick Bayless to you-know-what. I was completely shocked. I hope that people stop going to his restaurant in SF. Talk about the kiss of death for himself on the show but he could have seriously put a fork in his own business. Dumb, dumb, dumb. Soggy corn dog or not--dumb.
Was it just me or did they leave out in the beginning the fact that the tacos were supposed to be an upscale interpretation?
The one cook who used paper on his taco tried to turn out an SF La Taqueria (Mission) creation proving that the power of their taco is beyond duplication!
I thought the mini blow torch smores should have earned high points. There were 70 kids and 40 adults. I'll bet every kid wanted to line up for one of those marshmallows.
The show goes on...
I agree about the smores...as I'll bet it was a bigger hit with the kids than the lavender enhanced drink and the fruit cobbler. Spike tried to argue that they were cooking for the families rather than something highbrow....
But how do you screw up pasta salad?
I think simply choosing pasta salad was a shot in the foot. No way in hell did that have a chance of winning any points with the judges-good or not. Just like corn dogs and mac and cheese.
Part of being a chef is having the expertise (experience) to know what to serve under the conditions. Catering can be a good test of that experience. But I agree, two events, back to back is enough already.
Just curious, do most people consider the corn dog to be typical American food? When it was mentioned on the show as such, I thought that was odd and then proceeded to get into a heated debate with my husband.
Growing up in New England, not only did I never eat a corn dog, I never saw one on a menu.
I unenthusiastically admit that the Midwest is indeed responsible for the corn dog.
It was invented in a diner in Springfield? Illinois.
They graced the fiberglass platters of many a school hot lunch growing up.


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Baltimore, the birthplace of the Star-Spangled Banner, is well-known for its world-class museums, its gorgeous Inner Harbor filled with tall sailing ships and seafood so fresh it's still wriggling on your plate. But dig a little deeper, and you'll find fun and quirky attractions that will boggle your mind.
Comic books and Care Bears
Geppi's Entertainment Museum, located at historic Camden Station at Camden Yards, is devoted exclusively to more than 6,000 pop culture artifacts and ephemera from the past 250 years. Rooms are crammed with such items as original Barbie dolls (complete with perky blonde ponytails), vintage comic books, original movie posters and Star Wars merchandise. Depending upon the era in which you were raised, you could easily spend hours wandering nostalgically amidst vast collections of Popeye comic strips, Beatles lunchboxes, Pez dispensers, or stuffed Care Bears.
Batman, Superman and even Harry Potter are all represented here in posters, figurines and toys. The large, welcoming space is literally packed floor to ceiling with pop culture icons. Whether you grew up with Howdy Doody or Buffy the Vampire Slayer, you'll find plenty of fascinating artifacts to browse through.
Lady sings the blues
Another one of Baltimore's best-kept secrets, the Reginald F. Lewis Museum of Maryland African American History & Culture, both horrifies and amazes. Beyond exhibits on the history of slavery and displays of vintage Ku Klux Klan garb, you'll find tributes to the way African-Americans created enduring works of music, literature and dance.
There's a particularly good collection of jazz artifacts. (Looking at the piano played by Baltimore native Billie Holiday, one of the most soulful singers of all time, gave me goose bumps.) If you're an aficionado, the museum will sate your appetite for jazz and blues with its schedule of special live performances.
Offbeat genius
Both the Baltimore Museum of Art and the Walters Art Museum are world-class museums that offer free admission, but my favorite art galleries are at the spectacularly funky American Visionary Art Museum, dedicated to self-taught, intuitive artistry. Check out the Jim Rouse Visionary Art Center, with its Art Cars (including one in the shape of a gigantic pink poodle), Cabaret Mechanical Theater and "The World's First Robot Family" by Devon Smith.
If roaming the unconventional exhibits in the AVAM makes you hungry, you can always grab a bite to eat at its whimsically-decorated restaurant, Mr. Rain's Fun House. There's an ever-changing menu of culinary delights put together by chef Bill Buszinski. The complimentary homemade pretzel balls with house-made mustard dipping sauce that arrive before the server has taken your order are worth the visit. And don't be surprised if you find yourself continually hopping up and down from your seat to explore astonishing artworks hidden in every nook and cranny of this space.
Page 2 of 3 - After lunch, wander through the sculptures (such as the Cosmic Galaxy Egg) outside the mosaic-encrusted building, and also find treasures in one of the trippiest gift shops imaginable. (Would you believe a whole drawer filled with different sizes of plastic eyeballs?)
Family-friendly fun
If you've got kids in tow (or you're a kid at heart), you can't leave Baltimore without visiting the Maryland Science Center or the National Aquarium. At the Maryland Science Center, you can dig for bones among dinosaur skeletons, create a tornado or even lie down on a bed of nails.
At the National Aquarium, I was blown away by the up-close-and-personal looks I was able to get at the dolphins, jellyfish and hundreds of other varieties of marine life. I could have stayed there forever.
Getting around
The Charm City Circulator, a fleet of 21 free (hybrid electric) shuttles, travels three different routes throughout Baltimore. A shuttle bus arrives every 10 minutes at the designated stops on each route. But a more fun way to get around is by boat. The Baltimore Water Taxi's blue and white fleet offers fabulous views of the Inner Harbor while providing rides to most tourist attractions. You can get an all-day pass (which includes lots of coupons for freebies at restaurants in the Harbor/Fells Point area) for $12.
Cruises by the Bay by Watermark offers a variety of sightseeing cruises during late spring, summer and fall. If you've brought the family dog along on your Baltimore vacation, he's welcome aboard. Best of all, Fido rides for free.
Scrumptious seafood
Just a short walk from the Inner Harbor in trendy Harbor East, that famous Baltimore seafood is calling your name at The Oceanaire Seafood Room. You can't leave town without trying a Maryland crab cake — and the Oceanaire's are tender and flaky.
Happy hour there is always lots of fun, with the same fresh-from-the-net maritime morsels served in the bar area (try the crab bites).
Nearby in Harbor East, Talara, a Latin bistro, offers one of the hottest happy hours in Baltimore, with an extensive menu of tapas and cocktails. (And their mango mojitos are to die for.)
If you prefer your seafood to be served with a decidedly French accent, head for Mount Vernon to Marie Louise Bistro, where you can dine like royalty. Save room for cosmopolitan desserts (like tarts with fresh figs). On Thursdays special wine and cheese tastings are held, buffet-style, in the upstairs lounge.
The Rusty Scupper in Baltimore's Inner Harbor is a proud member of "Chesapeake Bay Oyster Recovery Partnership." Recycled shells from your delicious seafood dinner are reused and replanted, providing habitats for new oysters. If that's not enough incentive to try out this place, then sample the Maryland crab soup and be amazed.
Page 3 of 3 - The signature Maryland crab cakes at Phillips Seafood have been earning rave reviews since 1914. Order the Colossal Lump Crab Meat Cocktail as an appetizer, and you may not have room for the rest of your meal. Phillips Crab Deck is a more casual venue, just outside the main restaurant, and is open seasonally.
If you like to indulge in breakfast, your best bets are Miss Shirley's and Langermann's. Miss Shirley's offers one-of-a-kind breakfast items, such as Funky Monkey Bread (cinnamon-scented, with bananas, chocolate and pecans — all dusted with powdered sugar) and Benne Seed Chicken 'N Waffles (fried boneless breast of chicken pieces on white cheddar and green onion waffles, accompanied by a honey-mustard aioli drizzle).
You can eat just one item on this eccentric, reasonably-priced menu and feel full all day. Breakfast (ordered from the menu on Saturdays with a brunch option on Sundays) at Langermann's (located between the Canton and Fells Point areas) is more formal, and items such as breakfast blitz (three eggs served any style with choice of meat and toast) and Langermann's Hash (spicy chorizo sausage, short ribs and corned beef hash seared with peppers and onions, topped with two eggs) can fortify you for a whole day of walking and seeing the sights.
If you just want to grab a meal to go, pay a visit to Big Jim's Deli at the Cross Street Market for a picnic lunch — a sandwich, chips and a Berger cookie (Baltimore's famous chocolate cookie), then nosh on authentic deli food at Federal Hill Park while soaking up fantastic views of the entire Baltimore Inner Harbor.
Bedding down
Probably the best location in Baltimore, for its scenic views and proximity to major attractions, is the Inner Harbor area. I've stayed at three hotels there — the Hyatt Regency, the Baltimore Marriott Waterfront and the Holiday Inn. As AAA Four Diamond hotels, both the Hyatt and the Baltimore Marriott Waterfront offer plenty of amenities and many rooms have picturesque harbor views. Service at both properties is phenomenal, right down to the "tissue rose" handcrafted each day by housekeeping staff and placed at the top of your tissue box (at the Marriott) and turndown service.
While the Holiday Inn is less of a splurge, it's located only about five blocks away from the main action, and boasts a huge swimming pool where you can actually do laps, if you need some exercise after all that delectable seafood.
Last look
A good place to get unparalleled views is the Top of the World Observation Level, located on the 27th floor of the World Trade Center. You can get a 360-degree panoramic look at Baltimore's skyline and harbor that may just take your breath away. They don't call it "Charm City" for nothing.


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So long, amniocentesis. And good riddance.
Researchers in the Netherlands say they are in the midst of developing a prenatal blood test that would be able to detect accurately chromosomal abnormalities in the developing fetus and eliminate the need for tests like amnio and CVS (chorionic villus sampling).
Can I get a whoo-whoo?
This is great news for those of us who did not want to get the tests, which carry with them a small chance of miscarriage since they both involve needles and the amniotic sac.
I didn't get either of those tests and they're controversial for many reasons, including the concern that these tests are just for people who would abort if the fetus is abnormal.
Obviously there are many reasons to get the tests beyond that -- but one of the reasons people give for not having the tests is that the risk of miscarriage isn't worth it since they wouldn't terminate the pregnancy either way.
As for me, I got the bare minimum in terms of prenatal tests. Early on, I tested for any genetic diseases I carried and then later, I had the 11-week ultrasound and NT (nuchal translucency) blood test that looks for abnormalities. Since I was on the younger side, my midwife didn't recommend amnio or CVS.
If there were a blood test, I likely would have done it, just to know. I have no idea how I would use the information, but I like to know all the facts in every situation.
Would you get this test?
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I'm currently 36 weeks pregnant and yes, I had an amnio and I'm grateful that I did. The chance of miscarriage is extremely small - 1 in 1,666 and studies are showing that even that number is probably higher than the actual. At 24 I was told my blood work showed the risk of my baby having down syndrome was 1 in 40 which is the average risk factor for a woman almost 50. I was 18 weeks pregnant at the time & if I had not had the amnio which reassured me everything was OK with the baby I would have been a stressed out, nervous wreck my entire pregnancy.
As far as the "concern that these tests are just for people who would abort if the fetus is abnormal", I do believe abortion is legal & a personal choice no matter what the reason.
I had an amnio too, being pregnant with my "one and only" at age 38. I was worried about several factors related to my age and family history and having that "all clear" sure did make my pregnancy more enjoyable. I think if there's something that would not involve risk of miscarriage, I would have have jumped at the chance.


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Everything is going to be perfect. Amanda, Andrea and Nikki got together and my wedding is going to be beautiful. Of course I had a say so on what was happening so I helped to Andrea said that really I was the director. I like the sound of that the director. But back to the point It's going to be candle lit at night with roses everywhere. Aneesah and Miranda say they've got everything ready for the bachelorette party but they wont say anything about it. It sucks I want to know what I'm in for and they want tell me.
"I forgot to ask when is the wedding set for?", Andrea smiled.
"Your birthday."
"This is amazing!"
"September 28th?", Nikki asked. I nodded.
"Wait that's next week.!"
"I know that's why we did it, the sooner the better right?"
"Oh and we are fitting for dresses in two days."
"Two days, are you sure it's going to be ready in time!", I was panicking.
"Yes, it will, the only thing left for us to do is the honey moon.", Andrea said looking at the list in her lap.
"That wont be a problem. Frank's a celebrity he can book anything at last minute.", Nikki said.
"Hey, me and Frankie are doing that ya'll did everything eles.", We laughed.
Miranda was on the phone with Ashley. "TWO DAYS! ARE YOU KIDDING ME!?....NEXT WEEK!?...Oh I will...Amanda?...Yeah okay...bye."
"What was that about?", I just had to ask.
"That was Ashley as you all know.", I nodded. " In two days everybody is going for fittings-"
"Wait that's soon."
"I was getting to that. You two are getting married in a week."
"As serious as food itself and you know how I am about food.", I got up and jumped up and down, which the pilot was not happy about.
"Your just a big kid aren't you?", Gerard said laughing.
"At heart I am."
"I feel sorry for Ashley.", Gerard said with a serious look on his face.
"GERARD!", I can't believe he just said that.
"Sorry man, but I'm also feeling bad about Miranda she's with me and I'm worse than you."
"Frankie your suppose to disagree."
"I can't disagree with the truth."
"That hurt.", he started to fake cry. I just laughed. "I'm telling Ashley."
"I think she might agree.", Miranda said and I busted out into laughter. By next week Ashley is going to be Mrs. Iero. Damn time is too slow.
Ashley's POV (hours later)
"Ashley? What are you doing here?", Aneesah said stepping aside to let me in.
"To tell you that out fitting is in two days, oh and why the hell did you leave me?"
"Mikey was trying to clean that house and-", I cut her off.
"You don't have to explain anymore."
"Baby where are my...", Mikey stoped when he saw me, he was only in a towel, which made me laugh at the look on his face.
"Where is what?", Aneesah asked.
"My boxers."
"Top drawer I just put the laundry up.", he walked out, and came back with what looked like baby doll underwear.
"You let him do the laundry?", I said looking at Aneesah.
"Yeah, just his clothes from the tour."
"I tried."
"Awww baby, we can always buy you some more underwear.", the way Aneesah said it made me laugh. He walked out and I sat there taking to Aneesah for a long time before Mikey came out and sat beside me fully dressed.
"Are you commando?", I just had to ask.
"Where did you find the underwear?"
"Your drawer."
"YOU MEAN YOUR WEARING MY UNDERWEAR!?", Aneesah and I bust out into laughter.
"Yeah, and their really comfortable too they should make us some like these.", I was crying from laughing so hard now.
"Hey It's not funny."
"Yes, it is."
"Frankie's wore your underwear before."
"He told you that.", Aneesah was gasping for breath.
"Yeah he did.", my phone started to play The misfits which only means one person. Frankie.
Incoming call!
Me: Hello.
Frankie: Hey baby.
Me: We were just laugh- I mean talking about you.
Frankie: What?
Me: Nothing what's up?
Frankie: I'm at home and your not here.
Me: Damn how long have I been here.
(In the background) Aneesah: about two or three hours.
Frankie: Are you coming home?
Me: Yeah, I'll be home in about twenty minutes.
Frankie: Hurry.
Me: Damn you horny aren't you?
Frankie: You know it.
Me: Ha ha okay I'll hurry.
Frankie: bye love
Me: Bye.
End of conversation!
"I'm off."
"Yeah, because Frankie's horny", We laughed at the way Mikey said it.
"Bye girl and remember no glove, no love.", Aneesah said I stopped and turned around looking at her.
"You got that from Gerard."
"I know I've been hanging out with him to much, but that's what you get when you marry his brother."
"Hey you make it sound bad.", Mikey said walking up.
"Well I'm going to show my self out now."
Mikey looked at me, " You do that.", I hugged him. Then he said to Aneesah, "You know you love me."
"Yes, unfortuately."
"That hurt.", then he turned to me, "I love ya sis now get out of my house."(Sis is a nickname that Mikey calls her."
"I will.", I walked out and got into my car I drove off. On the way, I ended up in a huge traffic jam. My mood just went from happy to annoyed.
Frankie's POV
It's been two hours and Ashley still isn't back. I'm getting worried. I decided to call her.
Dialing number!
Ashley: Hello.
Me: Hey WHERE THE HELL ARE YOU!?
Ashley: Baby calm down.
Me: I'm sorry you just got me worried.
Ashley: I'm stuck in a traffic jam. There's been a car accident.
Me: WHAT?! ARE YOU OKAY?!
Ashley: Ha ha I'm fine, wait, is that Briana?
Hey If you don't know Briana is her sister in the story. Hope you liked this chapter it was fun to write! XD I laughed the whole time. Oh and please excuse the bad spelling I'm a little sleepy. Please tell me what you think. It doesn't even have to be long just, great chapter, or something like that. Love you all. Till next time.


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LED lamps are obviously energy efficient, and this one has a pretty large spread of light considering the size. With a 359 degree swiveling head and stainless steel springs, you can position it just the way you want it and know that you're lighting your work area in a smart (and stylish) way.
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Kudos to Nancy Vogt's column on Black Friday in the Echo Journal, but I think the ideas in the column need to go even further and extend even beyond the holidays.
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Yield: Makes 1 1/4 cups
- 2 tablespoons butter
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- 1 cup half-and-half
- 1 cup (4 oz.) freshly grated Parmesan cheese
- 1/2 teaspoon freshly ground pepper
- 1/4 teaspoon kosher salt
- Melt butter in a heavy saucepan over medium-low heat; whisk in flour until smooth. Cook, whisking constantly, 2 minutes. Gradually whisk in half-and-half; increase heat to medium, and cook, whisking constantly, 3 to 5 minutes or until thickened. Remove from heat, and whisk in Parmesan cheese, pepper, and kosher salt.
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The Clinton Progressive Association will hold its annual rummage sale on the first Saturday in April, and is collecting donations for the big benefit.
The fundraiser helps pay for needed maintenance and improvements at Clinton Community Hall. Clinton Hall is a community-owned public assembly hall and a charitable organization.
Gently used donations for the sale can be dropped off at the hall from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Tuesday, March 29 through Thursday, March 31, and from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Friday, April 1.
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Health Care Scam Revealed
Here's a story to leave you wondering about the state of health care in the U.S.
Lori Curley: In the '90s, I was living with a good friend who worked in a nearby (undisclosed) hospital. I cannot give you her name, but for the sake of keeping things straight, I will call her Dr. A. One day, Dr. A asked me for a favor. This was how many of our adventures began, including the time we drove a car with a failing transmission all the way to Tampa to give to her mother, who then asked, rather ungratefully, "Why do I want this?" We flew back the next day without stepping even a toe on the beach.
This new favor involved me impersonating a doctor.
Dr. A wanted me to pretend to be Dr. C. Not in the hospital, but at a focus group dinner being hosted by a pharmaceutical company. The plan was for me to be Dr. C so that Dr. C could get the free handheld PDR (Physician's Desk Reference) that the company was giving out as a gift. Dr. C could not attend the event because she was working. It sounded simple enough. I imagined myself sitting in a small theater watching a film about Tyginx (this is not the drug's real name, by the way).
However, and I rarely use this word "however," except for very important turns of events, so pay attention -- I was wrong. The group would not be watching a film, they would be participating in a discussion while they ate a formal dinner -- rolls, fancy chicken, salad, and thank goodness, beer. All the beer we could swallow!
The rolls and beer came in particularly handy, since every time the pharmaceutical rep tried to engage Dr. C, I had a roll in my mouth and could not answer. Other times my friend Dr. A interrupted me. The moderator must have thought I was one of those shy but extra brainy doctors, so she kept badgering me. Finally, I had to make up the number of heart attacks I saw in a week. I went a little high -- 12 -- but another doc said six, and I didn't want to be a copycat.
There are valuable lessons here:
1. Do not trust the results of focus groups.
2. Do not impersonate a doctor at a focus group, even if the gift is cool.
3. If you are admitted to the hospital for a heart attack, ask for the most expensive drug they have.
|Lori Curley, champion mother of two middle-school teenagers, resides in South Orange, NJ. She holds a Masters in Education and has been teaching writing at the college level for 7 years. But can she find a job as a high school English teacher? Or will she pull her hair out first?
UMMM…this story doesn't make me question the state of our health care. It makes me question you and your friends values and why you'll thought it was okay to lie about who you were.
yeah this story was kind of pointless.
WTF! This story was a waste of my time! C'mon Mom Logic, really?
Why would you and your Dr. friend do that? When reading this, I did not think about health care. I guess I need to think about the ethics and morals of Drs.
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The million-mile, accident-free goal requires a long-term commitment to safety, and patience is the key. The pros all say that means slow down, and Vinson, who comes from a family of truckers, says the pros are right.
"The biggest thing that helped me out is my family members are drivers," he says. "Between my dad and my uncle, that's about 40 years of experience right there.
"My dad stressed patience all the time. He also said slow down. Speed won't do anything but get you in trouble."
For accident-free million milers, late is better than never, but sometimes it seems dispatchers and driver managers don't agree. "The company might give you a 'hot load' and tell you it has to be there," Vinson says.
But knowing to slow down or shut down for bad weather or fatigue is part of a professional trucker driver's job description.
"I have a philosophy," Vandenburg says. "If my head starts nodding even just a little bit, I pull over, and I never pull a load if I can't deliver it in the time they give me. If there's not enough time between pickup and delivery, I question it," he says.
Ironically, new drivers, who are more likely to mismanage fatigue and bad weather conditions, also haven't learned to say "no" and ask questions. "The only dumb question is the one that's not asked," Vandenburg says.
"Rookies don't need to be driving in bad weather," Rouse says. "When I was a beginning driver, the company I drove for would give me that 'hot load' stuff, but that doesn't work anymore."
"If I'm with a company that wants me to drive overnight and fatigue myself, it's bye-bye," Vandenburg says. "They might have a million dollars of insurance to replace the cargo. But if I fall asleep behind the wheel or have an accident when my logbook is falsified, I'm going to the graveyard, the hospital or the jail, and the dispatcher gets to go home."
Professionalism includes good communication. In a situation where you are too tired to drive, don't leave the company hanging.
"It's better talking to them," Vandenburg says. "Tell them, 'hey, I'm not going to make it.'"
If a driver feels forced to drive in unsafe conditions, the company's safety director wants to know about it. "If the shipping manager or the driver manager gives the drivers a hard time, then they get mad and want to get revenge on somebody," Thayer says. "The drivers will get mad at somebody else."
Thayer knows timeliness is important, but safety concerns trump all others. "You have to be on time, but you have to be safe," he says. "It doesn't matter if you have to lay over. A driver has to be able to say, 'No. I'm tired. I can't do it.' If he can't say no, then they will keep running him and running him, and he won't get his sleep."
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The No Child Left Behind Act, or NCLB, is a great theory, but it is falsely enforced. The point of the NCLB is to nationalize and unify the public school systems in the United States and to standardize learning, which is a reasonable goal for a strong government. The extent to which there is standardization seems to be the problem; too much similarity could harm the creativity and innovation that often produces revolutionary technology, however too little could cause inadequacies in fundamentals. Some of the best inventions come from leaking, dingy basements and an inventor who would not have survived standardization in school. The United States population is most often moderate and therefore the government's hand should reflect that moderation. From personal experience, public education has steadily deteriorated while the expectations of the institutions has steadily increased. There are many factors to account for their inadequacies, yet funding seems to provide the greatest results. The students are the victims when the funding decreases and the expectations are risen.
Beverly High School in Beverly Massachusetts has seen the harm of decreasing budgets while their MCAS tests increase in difficulty. Beverly High recently lost their accreditation for having an inadequate learning facility and thankfully it has not resonated to the student drop out rate. The high school's infrastructure was and still is faulty, the shortcomings noted consisted of out of date electrical wiring, collapsing ceilings, out of date science labs, deteriorating plumbing and moldy walls from water damage. The district hopes to build a new high school soon, however the districts resources did not improve.
During the same year that Beverly High suffered their accreditation loss, one of their middle schools closed and was forced to combine with their other middle school; the district was unable to pay for Memorial Middle School. That same year, the district had to come up with inventive ways to increase their budget to provide the necessities for their current students to pass the difficult state tests. Some ways they did this were by charging fees for student parking and extracurricular activities, increasing the average class size to 25-30 in high school, cutting various elective courses, and most drastically, cutting 12 teachers from the middle school and requiring each teacher to teach another subject in which they were not certified in. It is a wonder that the students are able to pass such difficult and specific tests when problems such as these arise in their districts.
The purpose of standardized testing is a gradual step towards national responsibility, however the logistics harm the students when the purpose should be to measure the institutions productivity. What happens to the Beverly High students if they are unable to pass the MCAS test? Theoretically, the student is not allowed to graduate and the high school then recognizes that they must increase their provisions. Instead, the institution often transfers the responsibility to the individual, especially if the majority of the students are still able to pass. In reality the cause for a students failure is a combination of being a product of their institution and personal responsibility, yet their failure often has no recourse for the institution, unless the majority of students are unable to significantly pass. This form of horizontal accountability must be fixed before the students can take personal responsibility for their failure on a national, standardized level. Simply put, there should not be a standardization of learning until there is a standardization and equality in funding and resources. The intent of equality and similarity in learning is not consistent with equality and similarity in environment.
The current situation is a race. The finish line is clearly marked and the runners are all told that they must reach the point in a given amount of time. The runners are in different situations and positions which affect the manner in which they will run the race. The gun fires and the holder expects that every runner completes the race in the given amount of time, it seems reasonable, and most do. The ones that do not reach the finish line are believed to have failed due mostly to their inabilities, not the position in which they started.
This race is not set in stone, the rules are not definite and change can occur to provide for closer equality in their positions. Since it is impossible to create perfectly similar positions for every runner, the hope is to reduce the likeliness that the finish line is unreachable. Moderate governmental influence in public education would be the improvement. If there were only moderate government influence then children could learn the basic fundamentals of core subjects and still focus their academics on personal interests. The standardized test scores would increase if less specificity were required among it's subjects and teachers would have ample class time to discuss matters that are relevant to their individual subjects.
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A one day conference is taking place on Wednesday 28 March 2012 in Kingston, west London, from 9am to 5.30pm. Some 80 people, including academics and researchers, are participating.
Ekklesia co-director Simon Barrow was interviewed for the research and is a respondent at the event to a comparative thematic paper on 'The place of religion in education in Bulgaria, Croatia, France and the UK.'
The topics covered include issues about faith schools, religious dress and public manifestation, and education about religions and beliefs.
The research for the Identities and Modernities in Europe (IME) was based on interviews with a wide variety of actors, as well as a literature review and interdisciplinary reflection. It has been shaped into case studies. Simon's paper will be published on Ekklesia at a later date.
The IME research project has been funded by the European Commission under the 7th framework programme. It has been headed up by Dr Atsuko Ichijo from Kingston University, in association with partners in Hungary, Bulgaria, Croatia, France, Finland, Greece, Turkey, Spain, etc.
On 22 February 2012 there was a conference on social cohesion and the plural nature of the European reality, following the publication of the base report.
One of the features of the project in the education area has been attention, inter alia, to the Bologna Process for creating a European Higher Education Area (EHEA) based on international cooperation and academic exchange. (http://www.ond.vlaanderen.be/hogeronderwijs/bologna/about/ [1])
The latest conference, which will bring the project to a conclusion by reporting on and discussing major themes from the whole comparative study, has been organised under the auspices of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences at Kingston University.
Other subjects that will be tackled include 'Europeaness', opposition to Europe and the EU, identity/religion and law, the crisis of representation - and a paper on metholodology in relation to qualitative research of this kind.
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Olympic gold medalist and failed reality star Ryan Lochte still has tons of cash -- or maybe just sucks at math -- because he just dropped a 200% tip at an expensive Las Vegas steakhouse ... TMZ has learned.
Sources at Andiamo Italian Steakhouse in the D Casino & Hotel tell us, Lochte stopped by with a bunch of dudes Wednesday night and ran up a $314 tab -- on top of which Lochte added gratuity of $606, for a grand total of $920.
We're told Ryan -- whose reality show "What Would Ryan Lochte Do?" was canceled after one season -- asked all the waiters to split up the ridiculously generous tip evenly.
But we know ... you're still wondering why Lochte's pockets are so damn fat?
Our sources say he had just won big at the roulette table before dinner and was feeling pretty flush. Ain't no money like house money!
geeze, there are both types of 100's in circulation, so that's no photoshop pic. but . . . why would someone sign the tab if paying cash? that's downright hinky.
I'm more inclined to believe that he can't count. This guy is dumb as a box of rocks!
He's paying with cash - why did he sign the ticket?
He signed the ticket to charge to his room. That's a $920 tip!
If you're a really good person, I don't know why you need proof for all of the attention. When I do something good I don't need to brag or show it off to the world. That's just my little opinion on all celebs and people who do that!
Oh like he can count. LOL
Nice gesture but he will be broke soon if he keeps this up.
I think he got confuse, and thought that the 100 bills on the right were 10's....
This isn't right... this is extortion, this moron can't count past 8. They took advantage of him
He comes off as such an airhead. Can he even form complete sentences?
It's tacky to brag about leaving a $920 tip but what's really surprising is that the bill is so low. A bunch of dudes at Andiamo and the bill is only $300? Only four entrees, so someone in the group is just a poser.
He is one vapid individual
Expensive steakhouse? 300$ between 5 is not exactly expensive. Ever had Kobe or Hanu beef?
15 minutes are up, bra
This guy is a dumb as a box of rocks. In ten years no one will know who he is. He will be coaching community college swimming for 35k a yr.


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Telecom Italy without ideas, seeking to appropriate those of others.My friend Adriano pointed me a link where Telecom Italy advertises a new "service" to better explain the official text is:"Submit your application for the iPhone, even in Beta version: the refine together and add our brand for sending and approval."Now the questions that arise are:1) Why is there to make a new application to Telecom which is very likely and the reaction time that the industry has not become more?2) an application to an average payment is around 30.000Euro gain, Apple takes 30% as telecom and take my poor developer comes to the iPhone?3) the "refine together" what it means to give him an outside company?4) "will match our brand", the programmer who has developed into the background5) mode of payment Apple pays within a month, how many months after Telecom 2.3 or 6 months?The approach of Telecom Italy is the antithesis of Apple's approach that allows any developer (just pay 79Euro per year) in order to put an application on the AppStore and use them for approval.It seems clear that Telecom Italy is not investing more in technology, no longer has the force of ideas and create new services.
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Dedicated to James Gillray, with caricatures and his artwork on display, Gillray's in London boasts stunning views of Big Ben, the Houses of Parliament and the London Eye.Waterloo Train Station is a 7-minute walk from Gillray's Steakhouse and Bar on the South Bank. Gillray's can be accessed via the main entrance to the London Marriott Hotel on Westminster Bridge Road. Alternatively, enter via the South Bank (Queen's Walk), above the London Aquarium. Valet parking is also available on site. 3 courses & live music £29 per person Live Jazz & 2 Cocktails per person in the Bar Great Offers! Delivered direct to your inbox. No registration required! 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Memorial Service For China Daily Editor
August 16, 2011 by UPI - United Press International, Inc.
BEIJING, Aug. 17 (UPI) — China Daily held a memorial service at its Beijing office for assistant editor-in-chief Li Xing, who died of cerebral hemorrhage in Washington at age 54.
The highly respected journalist, who was also a columnist for the newspaper and its chief U.S. correspondent, was in the U.S. capital to cover a U.S.-China education exchange event at the time of her death Aug. 7, China's first English-language daily reported.
"Li Xing was an outstanding talent in the field of international communication and a passionate journalist, who fully devoted herself to work, until the last minute of her life. She was a tireless 'ambassador,' who bridged China and the world," China Daily editor-in-chief Zhu Ling said at the Tuesday service.
Li had been credited with spearheading the launch and expansion of the newspaper's U.S. edition.
Wang Guoqing, vice-minister of the State Council Information Office, said Li, during her three decades in journalism, helped project China's voice to the international community.
"In the past 30 years, Li Xing always worked on the frontline, and produced a lot of stories with an international perspective, realizing her goal of explaining China to the world and also establishing her as an esteemed journalist both at home and abroad," he said.
Li was born in Berlin, where her parents were working at the Chinese Embassy. She studied at the Beijing Foreign Studies University and joined China Daily in 1981.
She received a master's in journalism from Stanford University in 1986.
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Ex-Tyco execs out of prison, face parole hearings
FILE - In this Tuesday, Jan. 22, 2002, file photo, then Tyco International chairman and chief executive Dennis Kozlowski, right, and Tyco chief financial officer Mark Swartz, center, speak to reporters and analysts, in New York. Ex-Tyco executives Dennis Kozlowski and Mark Swartz, who collectively paid $134 million in restitution to Tyco and $105 million in fines to the state after their 2005 convictions, left a minimum-security prison in Harlem for steady clerical jobs and overnights in apartments during September 2013.. The duo will face parole hearing in October 2013. (AP Photo/Shawn Baldwin, File)
ALBANY, N.Y. - They face parole hearings soon, but ex-Tyco executives Dennis Kozlowski and Mark Swartz have already left a minimum-security prison in Harlem for steady clerical jobs and overnights in apartments following their headline-grabbing $134 million corporate fraud convictions.
Former CEO Kozlowski and ex-chief financial officer Swartz are among 304 inmates in the state's work-release program, according to prison officials. After a period where they spent nights or weekends back at Lincoln Correctional Facility, they have only had to report in weekly since July.
Defence attorneys say the men collectively paid $134 million in restitution to Tyco and $105 million in fines to the state after their 2005 convictions. They were sentenced to 8 1/3-to-25-years in prison for 22 counts of grand larceny, conspiracy, falsifying records and violating business law.
"I believe he should be paroled," said Kozlowski's attorney, Alan Lewis. He said his client didn't get any special treatment in getting placed in the work-release program.
Kozlowski's parole hearing, after two recent postponements, is now scheduled for the week of Oct. 28.
Attorney Charles Stillman confirmed that Swartz long ago paid all his financial penalties, but he declined to comment further. Swartz's parole hearing is scheduled for next week.
The 53-year-old Swartz has been working as a law office assistant, while 66-year-old Kozlowski is a clerk at a software company.
Their lawyers and state officials won't say exactly where the men are working or living.
The Manhattan District Attorney's Office, which opposed Kozlowski's parole bid last year, did not immediately respond to requests for comment Monday. The Tyco chief executive, who became an emblem of corporate excess, and his CFO were prosecuted under then-District Attorney Robert Morgenthau.
The release programs are for inmates considered non-violent, with each individual and job approved by a corrections department committee. The panel has authority to reject any work in which the inmate has an opportunity to repeat past crimes.
"Technically you're still an inmate," corrections spokeswoman Linda Foglia said. "You're following a strict contract."
The Parole Board concluded in April 2012 that Kozlowski's release would undermine respect for the law. He got an early hearing because he had accrued merit time in prison.
Kozlowski told the parole officials he'd turned down an informal offer to plead guilty in exchange for a sentence of two to six years, saying he rationalized that he wasn't guilty. Jurors heard about Kozlowski's $6,000 gold-threaded shower curtain and a $2 million birthday party he threw for his wife on the Mediterranean island of Sardinia.
"I knew I was doing something wrong at some level when I did it. My conscience told me one thing, but my sense of entitlement allowed me to rationalize what I did," Kozlowski told the board. "After I was in prison for a bit and thinking hard about what I did, I recognized my rationalizations were just that."
Kozlowski and Swartz were accused of giving themselves as much as $150 million in illegal bonuses and forgiving millions of dollars in loans to themselves, while also manipulating the price of the security systems company's stock by lying about the state of its finances. The executives said at trial the payments had, in fact, been authorized.
Work release is approved for a fraction of New York's approximately 54,600 prisoners. In their latest report, corrections officials said the program provides a viable and effective transition back to communities and families while maintaining public safety. Out of 23,641 applications last year, 948 prisoners were put on temporary release, collectively earning more than $2.5 million and paying $720,000 in taxes. Eight ran off and 23 were arrested, one for a violent felony. Seven of the eight were returned to prison.
Since 1995, prisoners in the program have earned more than $154 million, paid $42.6 million in federal, state and local taxes and were forced to save $51.3 million, the report said.
Totals have dropped from nearly 7,000 prisoners on work release in 2000 as the prison system has shed thousands of non-violent inmates following revisions in the tough Rockefeller-era drug laws and the closing of several minimum-security state prisons.
Associated Press Writer Jennifer Peltz in New York contributed to this report.
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DUCK Thomas married Mary ALBREY 1872
Information & Research Journal.
Thomas DUCK (born Somersetshire) and Mary Jane ALBREY (born Brighton)
were married in Victoria in 1872.
Thomas died 1928 in Lilydale, Victoria, aged 79 years.
Parents named as Henry DUCK and Elizabeth SCOTT.
Mary died 1923 in North Wandin, Victoria, aged 72 years.
Parents named as Richard ALBREY and Mary Ann STITSON.
Eleven children located Victorian records for Thomas and Mary.
Emily Jane DUCK.
Born: 1873 Heidelbugh, Victoria.
Died: 1942 Caulfield, Victoria, aged 69 years.
Married: Joseph Smith DOWNHAM.
Year: 1902.
Place: Victoria.
George Henry DUCK.
Born: 1875 Wandin Yalloak, Victoria.
Died: 1953 Ringwood, Victoria, aged 78 years.
Married: Margaret DURHAM.
Year: 1912.
Place: Victoria.
Charles Edward DUCK.
Born: 1877 Wandin Yalloak, Victoria.
Died: 1965 Healesville, Victoria, aged 88 years.
Married: Mary Elizabeth GREY.
Year: 1907.
Place: Victoria.
William Thomas DUCK.
Born: 1878 Wandin Yalloak, Victoria.
Died: 1959 Box Hill, Victoria, aged 80 years.
Married: Louise Maria OTTO.
Year: 1907.
Place: Victoria.
Edith May DUCK.
Born: 1880 Wandid Yalloak, Victoria.
Died: 1940 Coburg, Victoria, aged 59 years.
Married: John STEWART.
Year: 1908.
Place: Victoria.
Alfred Richard DUCK.
Born: 1883 Wandin Yalloak, Victoria.
Died: 1955 Warburton, Victoria, aged 72 years.
Married: Marian Hancock MATTINGLEY.
Year: 1907.
Place: Victoria.
Albert Ernest DUCK.
Born: 1884 Wandin Yalloak, Victoria.
Died: 1952 South Oakleigh, Victoria, aged 67 years.
Married: Elizabeth Ada BAULCH.
Year: 1909.
Place: Victoria.
Margaret Elizabeth DUCK.
Born: 1886 Wandin Yalloak, Victoria.
Died: 1963 Launching Place, Victoria, aged 77 years.
Married: Wallace Arthur MCILRAY.
Year: 1916.
Place: Victoria.
Harry Robert DUCK.
Born: 1888 Wandin Yalloak, Victoria.
Died: 1967 Croydon, Victoria, aged 78 years.
Married: Louisa Emily BERRY.
Year: 1930.
Place: Victoria.
Married: May ALWAY.
Year: 1933.
Place: Victoria.
Elsie May DUCK.
Born: 1890 Wandin Yalloak, Victoria.
Died: 1968 Lilydale, Victoria, aged 77 years.
Married: George Leonard REID.
Year: 1915.
Place: Victoria.
Mabel Grace DUCK.
Born: 1894 Wandin Yalloak, Victoria.
Died: 1969, Prahran, Victoria, aged 74 years.
Married: John Samuel ALBREY.
Year: 1922.
Place: Victoria.
Registry of Births, Deaths and Marriages Victoria.
Updated 16 March 2012.
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TONKIN lives in Victoria, Australia.
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Heartburn/GERD Health Center
Magnetic Implant May Ease Chronic Acid Reflux
Performed by an experienced surgeon, that procedure is very effective, said Dr. F. Paul Buckley III, director of general surgery at the Heartburn and Acid Reflux Center, Scott and White Clinic in Round Rock, Texas.
The problem, though, is that the surgery creates a rigid ring around the esophagus, explained Buckley, who was not involved in the new study. That often leaves patients with difficulty swallowing or with other natural bodily functions -- including belching and vomiting.
The LINX device, Buckley said, is designed to be "dynamic," expanding when food passes through, then quickly contracting again to prevent reflux.
"I think this will have a significant effect on how we treat GERD," Buckley said.
However, the device is not without problems: Two-thirds of the study patients had difficulty swallowing at first, although that dropped to 11 percent after one year, and 4 percent after three years.
Six patients had more serious side effects, including four who had the device removed -- mostly for substantial problems with swallowing. Two other patients had the device removed for "disease management," the study noted.
"The device seems to be a reasonable and fairly effective alternative," said Dr. Sigurbjorn Birgisson, a gastroenterologist and director of the Center for Swallowing and Esophageal Disorders at the Cleveland Clinic.
It might be an option for people who do not find relief from medication -- or cannot stick with long-term drug treatment because of side effects or expense, according to Birgisson, who was not involved in the study.
He added, though, that there should be further studies that compare the device with existing therapies, and look at the long-term effects.
Ganz agreed. The long-term risks are one question. So far, Ganz said, none of the patients in this study has seen the device erode or "migrate" from its intended location. But they have only been followed for a few years.
For his part, Buckley noted that there is a long history of failed therapies in the GERD world. One example is the Angelchik prosthesis, a doughnut-shaped silicone implant developed in the 1970s that wrapped around the junction between the esophagus and stomach. At first, it seemed to work well, but then doctors found high rates of longer-term complications; many people had lasting problems with swallowing, and in some cases the device eroded or slipped out of place.
The LINX device is designed much differently, but no one yet knows how it fares in the long run.
The estimated cost of the device was not available at publication time. The procedure is not currently available at most hospitals. Right now, Buckley said, only certain medical centers in the United States offer it.
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"the mage who will cast the spell"
I'm in favor of our spellbook being pruned a bit. Bon voyage, Amplify Magic. I forgot you were around, but I'm sure somebody will miss you. The Ward spells were marginally more useful, but only situationally so. I assume the meager protection they provided will be replaced in some fashion by more generally useful spells.
amp - healer boost for and pure physical fight (odd in PvE tho - iff balanced for would make mage a necessity in a raid)
damp - pvp teams that go for hard burn no healers - cut all incoming magic damage by some - PvE use rare and situational
wards - not just a damage drop
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these files are scams, they don't contain the movie you wanted - just a whole lot of GB worth of junk! DO NOT go to the redirect website and download this player or whatever it tells you... you will download a virus!
I tested using the gspot codec tester and it revealed that I needed Techsmith Screen Capture codec. I searched and installed the same and the video works fine in Windows Media Player. Thansk a lot for help. Great help.
This is old so no one will probably reply, but i try using the gspot one and drop in the .avi file it just tells me that the file type is unknown and doesn't fill in any of the codec information.
This video file was created on a different computer that I don't have access to anymore and don't know what programs it had. WMP should be able to support .avi so I don't know what's wrong. Am I just screwed and cant use the file anymore?
Se aprite il film, che avete scaricato, con un editor (es. ultraedit) vedrete che il file, a parte la zona iniziale che contiene presunte spiegazioni, è completamente vuoto.
Il film preso in considerazione da me è "Apollo.18.2011.iTALIAN.DVDRip.XviD-TRL".
E' tutto un imbroglio!!!!!!!!!!
Probabilmente per inserire ne vostro pc uno spyware od altro.


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