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PrussiaXReader - Hold my Hand Ch. 2PrussiaXReader Ch. 2 Hold My Hand"That's weird.." You responded as you held onto his soft hands.Gilbert's head tilted from slight confusion. "What's weird?""Before I fell off the balcony, I was going to ask the same favor. If you could walk me home, because it was going to be dark and..." You paused. "Because...""Ha! You're scared aren't you, Frau?" He smirked playfully.You turned your head from embarrassment. It has always been a childhood phobia of yours, and you were afraid to admit that you were scared."Hey,_______. It's alright." He chuckled as he gently brushed your hair out of your face. "Now hurry up so that the awesome me can take you home!"You nodded in agreement as you began to walk. When you turned, Gilbert spanked your butt unexpectedly. You leaped forward in shock as your face began to redden."Slow as always." He chuckledYou lead him to the mountain trails of where you first entered, to follow and find your way home. For awhile it was very quite which made
Hetalia: Interacting Dating Game (Update) 1To all of my Awesome Hetalia Dating Game watchers, So I know most of you have been wondering when and how much longer you'll be waiting for the game to be released? I keep apologizing for you guys...sorry it's taking forever DX.For those of you who don't know, I'm creating a very large and complex game which needs Time and Perfection, and you all need to wait patiently. I know If I weren't making this game I would be completely ecstatic as well and would want the creator to hurry up too, but at this point I'm like 'I feels for you bro..Take your time.'Meh, I believe that maybe you guys can feel the same? Alright, Time for the Game Updates:Well you may have noticed, what's really taking the most time, was the art. My friend and I have been sketching and coloring just the Characters for a good two months or so. But we finally finished all of them yesterday!! So we got the big part out of the way, now it's time for me to focus more on the coding and scripting which p
Prussia X Reader-To the Bar We Go!!![Prussia X Reader-To the Bar We Go!]Authors Note: I do not own Hetalia or Gilbert (though I'm not sure if I want him to be
mine) they belong to Hidekaz Himaruya and you belong to Mother Russia da?You lie on your right side hugging a pillow and hiding your face in it, you were lying on the edge of the bed facing Gilbert."I'm not going to rape you frau." He laughed as he propped up his head with his left elbow, watching you."Yeah well I'm afraid of what you MIGHT do." You laughed, peeking through the pillow. Gilbert shook his head and smiled at you."I wouldn't do anything to hurt you frau." He said.You had been friends with Gilbert for as long as you can remember and you had been dating him for seven years now, Gilbert had asked you if you wanted to take your relationship one step further by living with him, you two had bought a house in a nice neighborhood and you had told him of your concerns about doing certain 'stuff' outside of wedlock and he had SURPRISINGLY taken in qui
PrussiaxReader-Embrace the Awesome ~RequestYou sat on your couch angrily. God, what was taking him so long. You paitentally waited for you boyfriend, Francis, to call. He said he had somewhere magical to take you tonight, and that he'd be to your house by seven. It was now...you checked the clock...."It's almost 8.." You grumbled. You sat in your blue 3 quarter sleeve shirt, and black skirt, you shoes waiting by the door until your going to leave. Your (hair color) hair was curled and your make-up was the best its ever been. But, of course, your stupid boyfriend isn't here yet. You glanced at your phone. "I guess I'll call him." You said, grabbing your cellphone and dialing Francis' number. It rang for what seemed like forever."'Ello?" You heard a French accent dripped form the other end."Hello Francis." You said angrily."Eh..elloo, __________..." Francis said, his voice stricken with shock."Were are you?" you asked. "You said you'd be here by seven and it's almost eight.""Eh, well mon cher I..." You suddenly heard a gigg
PrussiaxReader: Father's Day requestGilbert rolled over in bed and opened his eyes. He reached out to wrap his arms around you, but you weren't there. He lifted his head and looked around, not seeing you inside the shared bedroom.The two for you had been together four years, and Gilbert had only proposed to you about three months ago. Your wedding was quite a ways away considering money was tight for you. Gilbert had a good job and refused to let you get one, seeing as he was the man and was to take care of you two all by himself. You were somewhat flattered, but still wanted to help. He shared everything 50/50 with you. Not quite like how you had first expected him to be like.When you first met Gilbert he was a bit of an egotistical jerk. He's still got quite the ego, but he was a sweet man to you, and supported you through everything and anything."Frau," the albino whispered, wrapping his arms around your waist as you flipped the pancakes. You smiled and turned to him."Good morning, Gilbs. Did you sleep well?" Said
I Hate to Love You [PrussiaxReader] Ch.1I am in love with Gilbert Beilschmidt.This is a serious problem.The man who would rather be burned with fire than commit to a serious relationship. The man who flirts with random girls. The man who gets drunk every other night. The man who hangs out with a French pervert, and a clueless Spaniard with an unusual love for children. The man who has an ego so big, I'm surprised the world can contain it.That is the man I fell in love with.Dear Lord, where have I gone wrong?I should've noticed earlier. The little signs should have clued me in; the butterflies, warm cheeks, and giddy feelings should've given me a warning. A chance to run, and never look back.Yet, I didn't. I ignored the warnings, and just assumed it was nothing. That those signs were merely me reacting to the fact that he was an attractive male, and not anything deeper.Now I'm paying for it. I'm in love with a man who I doubt will ever return my feelings, and even if he does, how long will he stay? I've seen him 'fall
PrussiaXReader Chapter 1It was a normal day at Hetalia Academy. Or at least, you thought it was going to be. You were friends with everyone (even Russia) at your school and were known for being really nice. Although out of everyone at school, you were closest to the Bad Touch Trio. France, Spain, and Prussia were your best friends whom you shared most your classes with. You and Spain had a common interest in tomatoes, (as in, you could cook like a BEAST). You and France were in a... friend and 'come any closer and I'll slap the shit out of you' kind of relationship, although he could be really nice on occasion. Prussia and you however, were especially close. The first time you saw him you said"You have the most awesome eye color I've ever seen!" And you kinda hit it off from there. Whenever the three of them got in trouble, you were there to bail them out with your 'I'm really nice and sweet please let them go' act.At this point in time though, It was around mid-day and the Bad Touch Trio couldn't eat lunch
Sick!PrussiaXReader-So Un-AwesomeSick!PrussiaXReader-So Un-Awesome"Alright, I'll see you later (Name)?" You grandma said to you with a smile and a wave.You smiled and waved back. "See you tomorrow Grandma!"You headed towards the elevator so you could get out of the hospital. Your grandma was in the hospital because she had Coronary Heart Disease or CHD. A type of disease that made plaque build up in the arteries. It got severe enough for her to be placed in the hospital until a donor was found so she could undo go heart surgery. Your grandma had raised you ever since your parents died when you were a toddler so you had to visit her everyday to make sure she was doing fine. So far she was.You waited at the elevator, your thumb on the button. You hated waiting for the freaking slow elevator, but not as much as you hated walking down the creepy hospital stairs. Then suddenly, a flash of yellow caught your eyes. You turned your head to barely see a yellow little bird flutter around the corner. You, knowing anim
Prussia x Reader : Christmas SpiritIt was around Christmas. Gilbert had politely asked you to attend his Christmas Party. You had begun to notice that he wasn't as obnoxious as he usually was. Perhaps it was just the spirit of the season. Anyway, you dressed in the nicest dress you could find, lightly applied some matching makeup, and grabbed the final touch - heels.You reached Gilbert's front door and lightly knocked."_____! You're early!" Exclaimed the seasonally dressed Prussia. He was wearing a green dress shirt and slacks, with Christmas themed pins pinned neatly on the shirt. Honestly, this had been the first time you'd ever seen him like this."Oh I'm sorry if I'm early!" You apologized, even though you really didn't need too."No, no! It's fine, really. Would you mind helping me add the finishing touches?" Gilbert asked. "It'll be fun! I promise.""Sure!" You responded, a bit curious about what exactly "Fun" meant.He happily lead into the kitchen, where there were two
PrussiaxReaderThe window blew in a cool breeze to where you were sitting. You were sitting at your desk writing a letter to your friend, Gilbert. You two have been friends for a long time. He came to visit you whenever he could. You heard the doorbell ring so you got up and went to open the door. You open the door to see Gilbert standing there. You laugh."Sheesh, Gilbert I was writing you a letter but looks like there is no reason for that anymore" you say smiling.Gilbert laughs and comes in. You take his hand and walk up to your bedroom. Gilbert jumps onto your bed and you laugh."Gilbert you act worse than a kid""Hey!"Laughing you sit next to him on your bed."So how are you ___________?" he asks you."I've been good. You?" you reply"Good I guess" he says shrugging.The two of you lay like that for a while before the two of you decide to go to the park. Grabbing your hat the two of you make your way to the park. When you reach the park the two of go on the swings. You start swinging higher an
PrussiaXReader ~Him~Hetalia Fan fiction PrussiaXReader - HIM Hey Guys! This is my first of many Fanfics to come! Hope you enjoy!__________________________________________________________________________________________Tuesday, 3rd period, Art was next
oh joy. Another lesson with Him. You sighed scuffing your newly bought black flats along the grey floors of your bleak highschool. You remember a day when these floors were actually white. Sundays
You groan as you look up the stairwell. Art is on the top floor, Floor F, and you are at the bottom
Floor A.At least you have an excuse if you're late. Recently you had just got back to school after breaking your ankle bone during hockey practice. He thought it would be funny if you had a hockey stick war and you stupidly agreed. When you had overpowered him he 'accidentally' whacked your ankle. He apologized over 12 times to you at different occasions and gave you a fluffy white teddy bear as a
PrussiaXReader - Hold my Hand Ch. 1PrussiaXReader Ch. 1 Hold My HandYou were nervous. Everyone was going to be there, Even your secret crush. You were not prepared for this moment at all, and you began to quietly panic by biting your lip. Immediately you realized how silly it was that you were panicking. I mean, this was going to be the perfect opportunity for you to get closer to him. Though he already knows your name, and you talk to each other occasionally, you want him to recognize you even more. Close.. You want to be really close to him. The warmth of his arms wrapped around your shoulders and his soft lips against yours. Oh how wonderful that would be..But continuously you told yourself that It would always be a dream. You knew that it couldn't possibly happen.Big parties like so, you aren't used to, and they always make you feel uneasy. Plus, the majority of the party are all guys. So most of the attention will fall upon you. And honestly you enjoy that, but then again you are very inexperien
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The amount of funding received by tech start-ups in India appears to be shrinking if we go by some recent investments. Moveo Systems recently received a new round of angel funding from undisclosed investors. Ziva software, a mobile search company, received about $1.5 million from Nadathur Investment and Holdings.
ICICI Venture Funds invested a little over $18 million in Electrotherm Ltd. MDI recently signed a deal with the Tata Motors.
IBM has bagged a 10 year contract worth $800 million from Idea Cellular to help them develop Idea Cellular's business processes and technology infrastructure. Michael Dell announced that his company was setting up a manufacturing plant in the southern state of Tamil Nadu.
California-based Wells Fargo Bank has opened a technology development center in the Southern state of Andhra Pradesh.
Shailesh Rao has been appointed as Managing Director for Sales and Operations for Google India. Sudhir Kuppam has been named as the head of Intel Capital in India. Two top executives from Yahoo! India recently left the company. And students in IIT Mumbai will have restricted accesss to Internet.
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Dear Kamla,
A clarification on your lead about tech funding "shrinking" in India. Moveo, captured as an example, has raised a total of US$2.2 million in seed funding in the past 9 months - commendable by any worldwide benchmark. This was commensurate with our business plans - as such, I don't quite know how you are reading into this that tech fuding in India is shrinking - that is an unsupported lead of faith. One typically would not over-raise funding for the sake of funding.
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Aside from the typical symptoms such as chest pains and shortness of breath, several symptoms are surprising and often mistaken for indigestion or plain old muscle pain. There are also many differences between signs in men and women. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention report that women are more prone to suffer flu-like symptoms, indigestion, and pain in the shoulder, jaw or back. Many women don't experience chest pain or discomfort, which may be why they are more likely than men to ignore heart attack symptoms and not seek emergency treatment.
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Haunted by Hitler's Hangman
The French quasi-novel HHhH, by Laurent Binet, tells the tale of assassinated Nazi leader Reinhard Heydrich while wondering whether it need be retold
But while Binet describes these scenes and even includes a section on the massacre of Ukrainian Jews at Babi Yar, HHhH is not primarily a work of Holocaust fiction. What it shows, rather, is that for a novelist to describe a heroic moment in World War II is almost as problematic as describing a tragic one. The climax of Binet's book comes, inevitably, with the assassination itself. He describes how Gabcik and Kubis lay in wait for Heydrich's car along its usual route from his home to Prague Castle, where he had his office; how Gabcik leapt in front of the car and attempted to open fire with a submachine gun, only to have the gun jam; how Kubis threw a grenade but missed his target, causing an explosion that Heydrich initially seemed likely to survive. Then he narrates the dramatic days after the incident, as Heydrich first improved, then succumbed to septicemia—a dose of penicillin could have saved him—while frantic SS and Gestapo men combed Prague for the assassins. They were finally found hiding in the crypt of a church after one of their fellow resistance members betrayed them, seemingly in order to claim the enormous reward the Nazis offered. Finally, Binet describes the stand-off at the church, as the trapped fighters held off the SS as long as they could, before committing suicide.
For Binet, this episode is the climax of HHhH in a double sense: It is the most exciting part of the story, but also the part that puts his own abilities as a novelist most acutely in doubt. How can he, a pampered 21st-century civilian, hope to convey the state of mind of Gabcik and Kubis as they waited for Heydrich's car to drive past? "I don't know what incredible power over their nerves they must possess in order to remain in control," Binet writes:
I make a quick inventory of all the times in my life when I've had to show sangfroid. What a joke! On each occasion, the stakes were tiny: a broken leg, a night at work, a rejection. There you go, that's pretty much all I've ever risked in the course of my pathetic existence. How could I convey even the tiniest idea of what those men lived through?
The passage communicates the noble spirit that makes HHhH affecting. All Binet's quibbles about the mendacity of fiction would seem old hat were it not for his urgent feeling that he must give Gabcik and Kubis their due. In his sense that this is impossible, that the present is too shrunken to contain the dimensions of the past, Binet captures something authentic about the way we now relate to history—especially the history of World War II. For all the dramatic changes in the world since 1945, it is true that, imaginatively, we are still living in the shadow of the war. Nothing has happened since that more powerfully defines our moral and political world. And if our works of the imagination are unable to measure up to that epic past, it is because we ourselves feel that we don't measure up. We remain in the war's thrall and under its tutelage, compelled to remember and re-teach the lessons humanity learned from 1939 to 1945—about our capacity for evil and destruction, and about the possibility of resistance to evil.
Certainly for Binet, if there is one unassailable axiom in HHhH, it is that Gabcik and Kubis are heroes. He is actually more convinced of this than they were. The assassins of Heydrich lived long enough to learn about the destruction of Lidice, and they were "wracked by guilt," feeling that they were indirectly responsible for the deaths of so many innocents. "No one ever manages to persuade them that Heydrich's death was good for anything," Binet writes. "Perhaps I am writing this book to make them understand that they are wrong."
But were they? For all the doubts Binet allows about his own capacity to understand and relate their story, he allows no doubt to stain Gabcik and Kubis themselves. That's why it is so revealing to read the book alongside Hitler's Hangman, which offers a much more nuanced political context for Operation Anthropoid. There is no gainsaying the personal courage of Gabcik and Kubis. But the reason they were sent to kill Heydrich, Robert Gerwarth writes, was a political calculation by Eduard Benes, the president of the Czechoslovak government in exile in London.
By 1942, the Czechs were proving the most quiescent of all the peoples of occupied Europe. Without some spectacular act of resistance, Benes feared that he would lose any influence on the Allies' decision-making about the future of Czechoslovakia. (In particular, he wanted leverage in order to secure the Allies' permission to expel the German population of the country after the war.) Benes knew that Operation Anthropoid, even if successful, would cost the lives not just of Gabcik and Kubis, but of practically the entire Czech resistance. He was willing to make that sacrifice to attain his diplomatic goals, and the gamble worked. It's hard to say that Benes was wrong: Like every wartime leader, he had to weigh the value of individual lives against the need for victory over the Nazis. But the ironic result was that, as Gerwarth writes, "through his death, Heydrich had inadvertently fulfilled one of his … missions in Prague: the complete and lasting 'pacification' " of the country.
At the level of history, it seems, even the limited clarity achieved in HHhH starts to disappear. Compared with Hitler's Hangman, Binet's novel seems even more emphatically a novel, primarily concerned with the writer's own moral and artistic needs, and as such unable to respect the past on its own terms, for all its scruples. Indeed, if Binet took his own scruples with absolute seriousness, he would never have written HHhH in the first place. He would have had to be content with writing a work of history, or simply reading one.
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Niles is known as a thriving business community, but that doesn't just happen.
Ross Klicker, who started Dec. 17 as the village's Economic Development Marketing Coordinator, will be working to bring in new businesses and keep existing businesses happy.
But it doesn't stop there. With a recent master's degree in community development, Klicker, 42, says it takes lots of factors, including social, economic and politcal capital, to make a community thrive.
He also talked about new businesses planning to open, a new website and mobile app for Niles and the possibility of bringing in the designer of Millennium Park.
Patch.com sat down with him to chat.
Does Niles have a reputation as a business-friendly town? What had you heard about it?
Ross Klicker: In terms of business, it has a great reputation. I've already gone to my first trade show representing Niles, and it was refreshing to work for a community retailers know is there, and they want to talk to you.
It all goes back to the diversity of the community and its strength.
What exactly do you do in your job?
The way I see it, it's not just going to trade shows and trying to get new businesses in town. It's to work with existing businesses and keep them happy. And to work with residents and find out what they need. What would want to make you shop in Niles even more? What would make you want to recommend Niles as a place to live? It's going to a holistic approach of what would strengthen the entire community.
Niles has a history of being a political town. How does that affect how others see it?
Even with the political history, Niles is and has been a town that can get things done. I don't think the political history in that respect is detrimental. It's always been viewed as a community that provides great servcies and has what its residents need.
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That was 20 years ago, that's today and we're doing everything to make sure that's how it's viewed in the future.
So you take a holistic approach to the way communities function?
The community development degree acknowledges that there's sociology, psychology, planning, economics that goes into it. I even took classes on environmental preservation. It was an exciting program. It gets you out of the silo thinking of, 'I do planning' or 'I do permits.' It's more about 'everything affects everything else.'
Traditionally, people think of planning as permitting or economic development, but it should really be about strengthening the community--the political, social, economic capital, in general making your community a stronger place to live and a place people want to be.
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I see now how permits are tied to economic development, and the political and social structure. It's been exciting. It's more of a global approach.
I get the impression a lot of residents are only vaguely aware Niles has an industrial area.
I don't think a lot of people know our industrial area; there are some retail stores there. Affy Tapple has an excellent retail store, for example. We need to take pride in our industrial users and promote them and help them become even more successful than they are.
I want to find out what we can do better. Part of that is promoting.
What things will you be working on in the near term and the long-term?
Near term, we're working on a site selection tool (website) for commercial and industrial properties.
We're also looking at taking the Dine-In Niles program to a mobile application.
The Dine-In Niles program is great, but people lose the card, or they forget it at home. This way they would have it on their smartphone.
We're improving the streetscape of Milwaukee Avenue. We just met with Ed Uhler, who's the designer of Millennium Park. He seems to have a little track record there. We discussed the possibililty of some gateway features for Niles.
We had a discussion with him, and he's going to develop a proposal for services for what he believes he could do for us. At that point we'd have to go to the board and see if they'd want to further discussions.
Long term, we're built out, so you can't build new development; it's going to be redevelopment. So we're going to look at some mechanisms to help those who want to redevelop.
Niles lacks a downtown. Some say it's Milwaukee Avenue, but that's not really a walkable gathering spot. What to do about that?
There's the Milwaukee Streetscape program, and then our discussion with Ed--the idea being, can we create something? Can we create a community space that would further enhance the comunity devlopment, to celebrate what's going on in the community?
Tell us a little about your background. Where have you worked before?
I live in Arlington Heights, and was born there. After graduating from Iowa State University in community and regional planning, I started working in Hoffman Estates as a property maintenance inspector and zoning technician.
Then I went to the village of Elk Grove, working on streamlining the the permit review process for residents and businesses.
Then I went to Streamwood, where I was in charge of property maintenance programs and geographic information systems.
And then in Wood Dale I was the planning and economic development coordinator.
While I was there, I got my masters degree in community development in an online program from Iowa State University (he explained he studied with others all over the world, which yielded a diversity of viewpoints).
What shape is Niles in now, business-wise, and what does it need to do?
Quite honestly, Niles is in really good shape now. I don't believe the recession hit Niles as hard as other communities. I guess we're a town for the everyman. We've never gone high end with retail. We're not catering to a specific segment of the population. Because Niles in the past had cast a wide net, we weathered the recession better than a lot of towns.
Are any businesses planning to open soon?
Yes. In Four Flaggs, Five Below will be opening (everything costs $5 or below). We're working on other things, but they're in the negotiation stage. We're very happy about Ginza Steak and Sushi opening at Golf Mill.
In terms of industrial businesses, Johns Byrne is expanding. And a company called Imbibe, which makes syrups for the beverage industry, will be coming. From my understanding, say a retailer has an idea for a new drink; they'll make the private label formula.
Which businesses have closed recently?
New York & Co. and Deb, both women's clothing stores at Golf Mill. Jewel has announced the store at Four Flaggs is closing, but we're very confident that store will be refilled in a short time frame.
The fact that Niles can support 17 grocery stores shows a lot.
Are certain sectors struggling? Or is it mostly individual businesses that are struggling?
It's not an entire sector that's suffering. We didn't go with any one sector. Niles is a great location, it has everything you need. If a business is struggling, it may be more an individual business, not a community flaw.


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Jimmy Patsos can pinpoint the day when his Loyola basketball team began its ascent that ultimately brought the Greyhounds to the brink of the school's first NCAA tournament appearance in 18 years. It came two days after New Year's last season, during a game against Marist.
It was the night that Dylon Cormier, then a freshman out of Cardinal Gibbons, became Loyola's de facto captain.
"We had lost three in a row — to Howard, Georgetown and Bucknell — and he [Cormier] had been playing with mono," Patsos recalled Friday. "He was the one talking in the huddles, in the locker room, in practice. He was saying, 'We've got to do better than this.' He says the right stuff all the time. He's the emotional leader."
It is not surprising to Patsos that the Greyhounds have been a different team since. After starting 4-8 last season, Loyola won six of its next seven games and finished with a 15-15 record. Loyola followed that up by setting a school record for wins this season, at 24-8.
"We have been a much more competitive program since Dylon Cormier took over," Patsos said of the 6-foot-2, 176-pound shooting guard, who, along with senior Shane Walker, serves as this season's captains. "It's not a coincidence."
Cormier, 19, said that he could sense that his teammates were looking for someone other than Patsos to fire them up. "We were in a situation that someone needed to do it, and it happened to be me," said Cormier, a second-team All-Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference selection.
It was a role Cormier had often played growing up, a role his stepfather, Brian Smoot, had encouraged a then 13-year-old to embrace after leaving the Nike Elite AAU team for the Crusader Nations.
Smoot, who had played at Division II Millersville (Pa.) as well as in the United States Basketball League and the Eastern Basketball League, said he wanted his stepson "to be challenged more and not be in his comfort zone playing with all his friends."
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Said Cormier: "I take a lot on my shoulders. I've always been like that."
At Loyola, Cormier has gone from being a solid contributor as a freshman — averaging 8.1 points and starting all but one of the 28 games in which he played — to being Loyola's second-leading scorer (13.4) behind junior forward Erik Etherly (13.5).
It is also not surprising to Patsos that Cormier has evolved into that role. After Cormier's senior year, Patsos said at a Baltimore Catholic League banquet — much to the consternation of former Loyola athletic director Joe Boylan — that Cormier "would start as a freshman" for the Greyhounds.
Comparing Cormier to former Maryland stars and Baltimore natives Juan Dixon and Keith Booth, whom Patsos helped coach as a longtime assistant under Gary Williams, Patsos said that Cormier "knows how to play. He really gets after it. He has that Baltimore swagger."
More importantly, Cormier has given the Greyhounds the same kind of toughness that Dixon and Booth gave the Terrapins during the program's highest point. And, like Dixon, Cormier is not afraid to give it right back to his coach when things get a bit heated.
"They're both extremely strong-willed," said Smoot, who works for FedEx and is in his third year as a referee in theMid-Eastern Athletic Conference. "They both want to win."
Said Patsos: "He's more like me than any of my assistants."
Cormier knew by the start of his senior year at Gibbons that he was headed to Loyola. He found Patsos' tough-love approach to his liking, but more importantly, he wanted to stay close to his family in Randallstown, particularly his younger brother, Chase, who recently finished his high school career at Milford Mill.
"Everyone likes to be the hometown hero," Cormier said.
Cormier's career at Loyola has followed a similar progression to his four years at Gibbons.
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Demystifying the Chinese Economy
AbstractChina was the largest and one of the most advanced economies in the world before the eighteenth century, yet declined precipitately thereafter and degenerated into one of the world's poorest economies by the late nineteenth century. Despite generations' efforts for national rejuvenation, China did not reverse its fate until it introduced market-oriented reforms in 1979. Since then it has been the most dynamic economy in the world and is likely to regain its position as the world's largest economy before 2030. Based on economic analysis and personal reflection on policy debates, Justin Yifu Lin provides insightful answers to why China was so advanced in pre-modern times, what caused it to become so poor for almost two centuries, how it grew into a market economy, where its potential is for continuing dynamic growth and what further reforms are needed to complete the transition to a well-functioning, advanced market economy.
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His first brainstorm was discovered by readers who clicked on a link to an article on Michelle Obama only to be suddenly served "related articles" with headlines like "Sex in the Oval Office" and "Barack has lost all control of Michelle." Facebook PR ignored the content, instead proudly stating that the site now uses "algorithms" to match your reading choices to other reading material. Of course, said material relates about as much as Marissa Mayer relates to Lindsay Lohan.
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In a season lacking any true new breakout hourlongs, nothing was able to dethrone these vets, which have aired a combined 19 seasons. Both were at the top of their game last week too as they approach their finales, rising about 10% week-to-week, according to Nielsen, and finishing as the top-rated dramas among young adults for the first full week of the May sweep.
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A documentary on the cultural significance of boomboxes. The juxtaposition of a bunch of old white guys saying that all boomboxes make them think of is noise and irritation with Fab 5 Freddy talking about how important a tool they were for the development of hip hop culture as a powerful and affirming force for poor youth of color is pretty priceless. There's a sweet book that Lyle Owerko, the photographer interviewed in the documentary, put out, called The Boombox Project, that gives more context and lots of awesome photos. If you're in Lincoln, I know it was available at Indigo Bridge Books not long ago—it might still be there, if you're interested. Shelved in music.
I feel such an affinity for this time—largely before my birth—when music was more public and ostentatious; when the act of listening to your jams was more often one of sharing instead of putting on headphones; when hip hop and punk, both still pretty new-born, mixed more—not only as music but as culture; when political, personal and musical were a lot of the time the same, and were all in your face if you walked down the street. Mp3 players are certainly convenient, but if that's all we've got, we're missin' a lot.
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I know, it's only August. How in the world can you even think about Christmas? Well, thinking about it early is what keeps me home with my family and stress-free when the big holiday arrives.
1. Make your list ahead.
You know who the people are that you'll be shopping for, so make that list after you've settled down from the holidays. Make notes next to each name of their likes or interests.
2. Start shopping after Christmas and throughout the year to save.
You have your list made, now start shopping! Those after Christmas sales are hard to beat. No one will care that you paid only 10% of the purchase price for their Christmas cards. Wrapping paper always ends up in the trash, whether you paid full price for it or not. Buy ahead for children's attire next year. Take advantage of holiday sales and even back to school sales later in the year, putting items away to be given at Christmas. Just last week, a national chain had toys at 75% off. The sales were in store and not advertised, so the moms I know who happened upon them stocked up for their whole family.
3. When you find a good deal, take it.
About a month ago, I purchased some storage containers from a store near my home for $4.50 each. I thought they were a good deal, so about two weeks later I went back. I got to the register and found that even though the shelf price said $4.50, they had gone up to $5. Irritated, I put them back. Last week, I saw the same exact storage units in a Back to School "sale" ad for this store, listed on sale for $6 each. Now I'm kicking myself that I didn't just buy them all at $4.50 a piece.
4. Price check online.
Everyone rushes out for Black Friday deals. I made that mistake once, and only once, about 10 years ago. Just before 4 am, I found myself outside in a line with a few hundred other people waiting to get into a store for some electronics purchases. After waiting 2 hours with my hands frozen, I got one of the last two carts and proceeded into a frenzy of bumper carts and angry mobs. It took 3 hours to check out. It was the last time I have ever physically participated in Black Friday. Now, I do all my shopping online since many major retailers offer Black Friday purchasing starting at 12:01 am. But instead of staying up late fighting a turkey coma, I shop at places like geeks.com throughout the year, where I can take advantage of sales most any day of the week at a time that works best for my sleep schedule.
5. Don't be afraid to keep it simple.
We are all struggling in this economy. Your friends and family are in the same boat as you. Put more thought into the gift rather than just dollars. Get creative, like making a gift basket of homemade items instead of a gift card.
Christmas is not about who gets the largest or most gifts. It's about spending time with family, something we often take for granted in our fast-paced lives.
A big thank you to the Alee Temple Shriners in Savannah for the wonderful children's Christmas party where my son had his first visit with Santa.
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By LowlGyclole on May 02, 2013
Paula, my 10 year old granddaughter could blow those new want-to-be stars out of the boiling water. this summer she came to visit and she and I were Rachael ray and i was paula Deen. my honey videoed us playing our on episode . Someday she hopes to become a Foodnetwork Star. She gave the video to her dad for his birthday, since he taught her to cook, and i taught him when he was 9. Doing gifts together with children and grandchildren will be treasured more than any stor-bought gift. u trly have shown us how to bring the family back together-God Bless
By RoseMarie Herdman on August 25, 2011
I have shopped yearround for yearsI keep a tiny notebook with what I buy and who it is for along with generic gifts like expensive candles and the foaming hand soap from bath & body. I store them in totes in the attic until time to wrap. It saves a TON of money and makes it easy if I need a last minute gift during the year. When I am at the mall say at Dillards and I see a nice kitchen item or nice white towels I buy it as a generic gift and have it on hand if I forget a birthday or need a wedding gift. One year I found $100 grilling sets on clearance for $20 and bought one for every guy in my family. I added some nice sauces and some PD rubs and they had an awesome gift they all liked and since they got the same thing no one felt like someone had gotten a better gift. I have expensive tastes and shopping all year helps me have those nice things at a bargain price. It also saves time so I can spend the preholiday time baking like a mad woman...
By linda cline on August 09, 2011
I try to put food baskets together for people. Instead of an expensive basket I use a dishpan from the dollar store. I make "breakfast" baskets with pancake mix, syrup, jellies, muffin mixes and buy one item a week to go in the basket. That way it doesn't cost a lot at one time. I do "snack" baskets with canned nuts, pork rinds, chips salsa etc. Do a "cheese and cracker" basket and purchase different gourmet crackers. All you have to buy just before you give the gift is the cheese. If you buy a block from the store you can cut in half and make 2 baskets. It is a really nice gift and what did it cost but one extra item a week in your groceries.
By nancy on August 09, 2011
Yes, ladies and gentelmen, I love doing my shopping throughout the year. In my Mind I call this CLEARENCE CHRISTMAS you find some great things, maybe not to what they really want, this is the best part of being a friend, aunt, uncle, etc... you can get alittle crazy with the ideas, and sometimes finding things someone wouldn't normally buy for themselves but would want to have,, even out of season, like tiki tourches for a yard, or yard decorations. And for men, WEEDEATER STRING HAHAHAHAHA prank gifts, well BBQ things are always on sale, with the chef hat, aapron stuff like this, even go to get some bottles of out of dated wine, (use for cooking only,... guess you can drink it if you can stand it..lol ) and other cooking equipment and yes off clearance only... you have to be creative, you have all year (well now only 4months.) get start NOW... Try it, MOST OF ALL HAVE FUN WITH IT!!!!!
By Cheryl on August 06, 2011
I love to cook and i would like to know if paul deen going to m another cook book i like church cook book to can anyone tell me how i can grt them
By rosemota on August 06, 2011
Last year for some reason I decided I was going to get the Christmas shopping done early. I was on it! Good thing. I got a call from my daughter in Stuttgart, Germany. Her husband is in the military. They have 3 girls ages at the time 5, 3 & 1. My daughter had to have surgery and would have to be off her leg for 6 weeks. Two days before Thanksgiving I flew to Stuttgart and didn't return until January 7, 2011...with a broken foot, but that's another story. But thank heavens I had all the shopping done and left it in labeled bags for my husband & daughter to wrap. This was the first year I had ever done this. The Lord works in mysterious ways!!! Great points Paula! I'm getting ready to start again!!! P.S. Paula....we just love you and your whole family! Been to the Lady & Sons 3 times when the kids were stationed at Ft. Stewart. You are the best!!!
By Debi Ward on August 06, 2011
Girlfriend, I am glad I am not the only gal thinking Christmas. I am thinking, as fast as time fly's, I'd better take notice of special's out there and try and save me some money on the way to Christmas..countdown..I would really like to make home~made gifts..but..I need some new ideas. Lv U~R show, and all the great foods and planning .. Pat
By Pat Barr on August 06, 2011
Lisa, Like always love it! GREAt advice and very well written.... Much love!!
By Andrea Lepinske on August 04, 2011
I always mean to start my shopping early and this year I am really trying to stick with it! LOVE the idea of home made gifts and will definitely be using some of those ideas in the link for my sister-in-law and some friends! I'm going to be taking advantage of some on line sales this year as well! Especially if they include free shipping when you spend a certain amount! Thanks for the tips and inspiration!
By Robin on August 04, 2011
Lisa - You give the best tips! I totally agree with you about keeping it simple and putting thought into the gift. Too many times, I think we are all guilty about buying things because it's a good deal, instead of buying because we saw something we just knew the person would love it! And....what a cute Santa picture....who couldn't love that?!?!?!
By Pamela Meagher on August 04, 2011
I find myself every year in Target a week before Christmas trying to figure out what to get everybody on my shopping list. I would love to take these tips and start shopping for Christmas now instead of a week before Christmas lol.
By Tanya on August 04, 2011
O Lisa. I always love your advice. I was just thinking about this the other day. Since we will have two kiddos this year- I really need to get started on it! Thanks for the tips!
By Jessica Weaver on August 04, 2011
Paula, I love watching you and your family. I miss seeing your show, I watched you everyday. My son lives in Charleston S.C. He took me to the Lady & Sons to eat. Oh my goodness! People are always telling me that I look just like the cooking lady Paula Deen. I always tell them that you are my hero. May God Bless You
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Congrats Bobby. Loved the family picture miss you Paula on TV will be watching online. Jack is getting big. Looks like his mom but Matt aka moose has your face. Your eyes cheeks hair even falls to his face like yours except to the left. Good luck on your next venture. You give us other 60+ yr women strength to move on. Keep up the good work.
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Westminster, Md. – (February 26, 2014) —The Carroll Hospital Center Auxiliary is hosting its annual Spring Fashion Show and Luncheon on Thursday, April 24 at Martin's Westminster. The event kicks off at 11 a.m., with lunch being served at 11:30 a.m. and the show beginning at 12:45 p.m. This year's event features fashions from Belk modeled by Carroll Hospital Center associates, volunteers, physicians, auxiliary members and friends. Door prizes will be available and attendees can participate in a raffle, purchase items from The Candy Striper Gift Shop, and much more. All proceeds benefit the Tevis Center for Wellness.
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Hello, I've been a member for a while, as I love seeing other people's artwork and coasting off that amazing inspiration that hits every time I take a poke around.
Since I do not have much time to attend local workshops or classes, but aspire to improve my art, I thought it finally time to start a sketchbook online here where other artists (not just family/friends who are biased one way or the other) can impersonally critique my work to assist in the enhancement of my artistic abilities.
I understand that the key to art is practice, but sometimes we all get stuck in a rut where improvement is a hard thing to come by that would be made much easier by simple commentary from a more advanced artist. Often we forget simple concepts when working on a piece or area of interest for too long, and need a good revelation to make ourselves step back into perspective.
Without further ado, I upload my range of concept work (for mostly sci-fi, since it is my favorite genre yet hardest to draw for myself) in recent years.
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Concept art for HALO: First Offensive back when I first starting doing real concept art. (2005-2006)
Here I first started focusing on shape and design aesthetics, not worrying about value, color, composition, or any other of the equally important aspects of art.
It's a bit old, but culminates in my first ever attempt to do anything with digital color and composition in photoshop, and a quick sketch for a weapon.
Last edited by cyb.tachyon; September 23rd, 2011 at 03:16 PM. Reason: Removed the stuff I put 0 effort into.
Some more recent concepts that are for Supreme Commander: Space Mod come next. I started using pen (India Ink, real nice and fun to use) exclusively for sketching, since it forced me to have some real ideas before taking up a full page for a single design, and I really love the way pen looks.
You may also find a pen+watercolor work somewhere in there. Most concentrate on shape still, with only a few being real promotional pieces. These are closer to my artistic ability now, so any comments would be appreciated.
Apparently playing around in paint when bored (over a course of a couple weeks) produces art. These are more sketches than finished compositions, and are more fun to look at than a real display of skill. Definitely made me look at reference differently though, and each character has many variations.
Pixel art FTW.
Yo, nice start. I really like the paintings done in Paint (Microsoft paint right?). You should work on drawing basic shapes, cubes, spheres, elipses, etc and once you have them down, study some perspective. This will help you improve your concepts solidity.
Keep it up man, wanna see more. And draw as often as possible!
p.s Sorry if I sound like Im telling you to suck eggs lol.
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@Arekkusu: Thanks for the tips. Yes, the HALO drawings were all done in paint over a couple weeks, mainly to alleviate boredom and provide a friend with some good material for a parody. I have a couple of studies of primitives I'll upload, and I'll work a bit more on my understanding of perspective.
-Your sketchbook has great anatomy and great life. Inspires me to go back to anatomy study myself. I'd love to see more forays into value there.
Until I get back to my scanner, here's some quick concepts for a 3D Surreal Movie I am helping to make.
A quick basic shape study. (Old, but a reference for some of the new primitive studies I'll hopefully do).
My HP psc 2110 all-in-one will print still when disconnected from the computer, yet it does not scan (i.e. usb is plugged in, everything's been working fine for years, but software says printer isn't there for some reason all of a sudden). I might have to resort to photos... who knows?
And no.. I don't normally use Macs.
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Forget scanners. Anywho, as a brief break from starships, I thought of doing something nice, organic, and curvy (sorry, no breasts ).
I'll post my process in case anyone feels like telling what the hell I'm doing right/wrong. I know the guinea pig looks really plastic, I'll try and fix that by toning down the highlights a bit. Guinea pig is referenced from life, background from my head.
I'm pretty slow at this, seeing as I'm a beginner.
(9 minute sketch) + (6 minute value)
(17 minute color blocking)
This is about a 1/2 hour's progress.
::Quick color study of a bat I'm painting for a halloween party.
Once that was done I proceeded (with the help of my girlfriend) to paint for the first time in acrylics the bat based off of the color study. I've never really taken to traditional painting, as its (relatively, to my wallet) expensive and time consuming, so this was pretty fun.
Once the bat's paint is done, I'll post a picture of the amazing 11 foot wingspan
Been working on a battleship concept for Space Mod, possibly the ModDB concept art competition...
Here's the process. Critiques please!
Finished my 1:30 3D short film animation:
Doing some more concepts for H:FO.
-Busy as all heck.
At UCF for digital media trying as hard as I can to get better. Being a programmer by nature, art is more challenging (and therefore more attractive and interesting).
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Miley Cyrus continues to express her undying love for leather attire and Chanel bags…and her fiance, I guess. Here she is attending the Paranoia movie premiere with a chic, black and white Chanel Boy Bag on one arm, and Liam Hemsworth on the other. (Yes, they're still a thing!) Miley's been repping for Chanel almost exclusively this summer (in the bag department, at least). We spotted her with her Chanel backpack just a few weeks ago in NYC, and at a separate event in LA. She's been a fan of Chanel since her Hannah Montana days, and we've got plenty of proof in "The Many Bags of Miley Cyrus."
Miley also went on a little shopping spree circa mid-July at Chanel's London store that garnered a fair amount of media attention. But if you're a 20 year old zillionaire, I'm pretty sure it's your MO in life to clean out a Chanel boutique on any given day of the week. Otherwise, what are you doing, really? Besides churning out the occasional summer pop music anthem?


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I made this using Splenda in place of the sugar, Meyer lemon juice and powdered buttermilk. I cut the butter in half. Great treat for a diabetic
Old-Fashioned Creamy Lemon Pudding
Christina Schmidhofer
This recipe started when Sandra Krist first made a creamy lemon pie, then ditched the crust, because the filling mixture was a lot less trouble as a pudding. Made with buttermilk, it has a slight tang, similar to lemon curd.
Yield: Makes 3 cups; 4 to 6 servings
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Recipe Time
25 Minutes
Nutritional Information
Amount per serving
- Calories: 285
- Calories from fat: 32%
- Protein: 5.2g
- Fat: 10g
- Saturated fat: 5.9g
- Carbohydrate: 44g
- Fiber: 0.1g
- Sodium: 192mg
- Cholesterol: 96mg
- 2 large eggs
- 1 cup sugar
- 3 tablespoons cornstarch
- 2 tablespoons all-purpose flour
- 2 cups buttermilk
- 1/2 teaspoon grated lemon peel
- 1/3 cup lemon juice
- 1/4 cup (1/8 lb.) butter
- Lightly sweetened whipped cream (optional)
- 1. In a bowl, whisk eggs to blend.
- 2. In a 2- to 3-quart pan, mix sugar, cornstarch, and flour. Stir in the buttermilk, then set the mixture over medium heat and stir often until simmering, 10 to 12 minutes. Continue simmering, stirring often, 2 minutes longer.
- 3. Whisk half the buttermilk mixture into the eggs, then return both to pan, along with lemon peel, lemon juice, and butter. Whisk over medium-low heat until pudding reaches 160° on an instant-read thermometer and very thickly coats a spoon, 4 to 6 minutes; do not boil.
- 4. Spoon pudding into bowls or heatproof glasses. Serve warm or cool, with whipped cream if desired.
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- CONVENIENCE: Kid-Friendly, Quick/Easy
- MAIN INGREDIENT: Dairy
- OCCASION: Summer
- PUBLICATION: Sunset
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The School itself is great academically and financially is very reasonable. My kids go here and the teachers for the most part are very nice, although I have seen a couple teachers show judgement and not act very Christian towards me based on my situation. Attending a Christian school, going to Chapel every week, it is not appropriate for the teachers to be passing judgement on parents especially in front of the students. Now, the preschool/after school care I have an issue with. The teacher I am noticing more that she snaps and barks orders at the children. When I arrive to pick my children up from afterschool care which is blended into the preschool, they children are playing and she will immediately start snapping at my child that he has homework and he is not allowed electronics, playtime, TV or a snack until his homework is done. In my opinion they should not be playing if they have homework, as well as if I have arrived to pick them up the teacher no longer has a right to tell them what they can and can not do before the homework is done. This is UNACCEPTABLE behavior for the teacher and will be pulling my children from afterschool care.
You couldn't ask for a better school. It is small, but the administration and teachers use that as an opportunity to make sure that each student is well educated regardless of their learning styles or learning difficulties. As a parent, I really appreciate the quality teachers they have, and the fact that I am kept up to speed on my son's education. They have competitive sports teams, and a fine arts program that places on the state and national levels. The focus is very God centered. If you are looking for a quality Christian education that costs less than any of the other Christian schools around, this is the place for your family!!
As a teacher I know that the heartbeat of this school is to assist parents in the education of their children. We strive to do whatever we can to help each student both academically and spiritually. We offer the best possible program to help students achieve excellence. Graduates of our school are well rounded because of the God focused atmosphere, high level of academics, all the electives we offer, the sports program that all students can be a part in, and the special individual touch we can give to each student. Our graduates have gone on to be Pastors, Doctors, University Teachers, Correctional Officers, Accountants, and many other successful careers. Your student is more than a commodity to us, because we deeply care about each student.
This school has excellent academics and an awesome fine arts program! It has small class sizes, which means more one-on-one time with the teachers. And I have learned so much about music and drama and art. All the students can be in the sports and you can pick any or all of the fine art classes. I don't know of any other schools that let you be in all the electives you want. The kids are really nice and the teachers actually listen to you. It is strict, but I also get all my work done. I have been accepted into college with honors.
WCS is the hidden gem of schools in the Sacramento area. It is a small school, but the academics are great, the sports program is competitive, and they have an amazing fine arts program. The school has won numerous awards every year at the state level Golden State Association of Christian Schools. The price is very reasonable and well worth it for all they offer. The teachers and staff are caring and very hard-working. The emphasis on spiritual growth and Scripture memorization are everything I am looking for as a parent.
i rue the years i spent at this place, grades 6-10. RUN AWAY! I am a former student and I consider my time there to be the worst time of my life.
Excellent preschool which provides a solid foundation for future learning in a wonderfully loving, supportive Christ lead environment. Both of our boys have gained so much from being part of this school.
This is an awesome school. My daughter went to the preschool here and now she attends Dillard School. They taught her very well. She definatly started of kindergarten ahead of everyone else. If it wasn't so pricey my daughter would still be attending this school. The teachers were caring and loving to all of the students.
My children attended WCS for many years. The spiritual environment is what I liked the most. Some teachers were great, some were overly strict. The academic rigor is fair, actvities are enough but the school is very, very small; maybe 80 students from preschool to 12th grade.
I made good friends when I was a student and the teachers for the most part where nice. I seemed to be doing very well and was actually ahead of much of my class. However, when I move and began attending public school I was behind in every subject, this school did not give me the basic fundamentals that I need from an education. I also experienced some intolerance from at least one teacher who had some rather intolerant remarks of some non-Protestant faiths.
Wonderful school! Great for students who wish to have a Bible based education. Almost all kids make it on the sports teams. Great teachers with lots of wisdom.
this is a wonderful school send ur kids there for a nice christian education this school my be small but it is still a great place for ur kids to make fun and loveing christian friends i am sure that if you send ur kids there that they will love it.
This school has been such a blessing for our entire family. Exellent education in a caring enviornment. Very accessible staff. The whole school is a part of my childrens education. We've experienced a very down home friendly feel in a rapidly growing area.
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9697 Dillard Road
Wilton, CA 95693
Phone: (916) 687-7693
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Spain's Pedro Menendez de Aviles founded St. Augustine in present-day Florida.
Sir Walter Raleigh received an English charter to establish colonies in eastern North America.
In England, King Charles I was executed.
King James II of England was overthrown in the Glorious Revolution.
John Locke published Two Treatises of Government. His anti-authoritarian work asserted that "all men by nature are equal" and would later have a monumental impact on the founding of the United States.
The governor of Spanish Florida announced the establishment of a free black town at Fort Mose.
Thomas Cromwell and the Puritans assumed power in England.
In England, the monarchy was restored. Charles II returned to the throne and bishops were restored to Parliament.
Anne Bradstreet's poetry collection, The Tenth Muse Lately Sprung Up in America, was published, making Bradstreet the first published female writer in America.
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I play WOW with a bunch of RL friends and the higher levels help out the new guys with Qs and we have a great time. I love it and its a great way to de-stress from playing FPS games. Moaners will moan no matter what game they are playing. BC will be excellent and there is still a lot of Azerorth for us to explore!


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Chinese Pork and Asparagus Soup
Photo: Thomas J. Story; Styling: Karen Shinto
Time: 30 minutes. A takeoff on the cook-it-yourself soup believed to have hailed from Mongolia, this hot pot combines zippy ginger broth, crisp asparagus, and slurpable noodles into a super-quick one-bowl supper.
Yield: Serves 4
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Recipe Time
30 Minutes
Nutritional Information
Amount per serving
- Calories: 398
- Calories from fat: 38%
- Protein: 33g
- Fat: 17g
- Saturated fat: 3.1g
- Carbohydrate: 31g
- Fiber: 2.7g
- Sodium: 1404mg
- Cholesterol: 68mg
- 6 ounces dried chow mein noodles
- 5 cups reduced-sodium chicken broth
- 1 tablespoon finely grated fresh ginger
- 3 tablespoons reduced-sodium soy sauce
- 1 pork tenderloin (about 1 lb.), fat trimmed
- 1 pound asparagus, ends trimmed, cut into 1-in. pieces
- 1/4 cup sliced green onions
- Sriracha*
- 1. Cook noodles according to package directions; drain, then set aside.
- 2. Meanwhile, in a large saucepan, combine broth, ginger, and soy sauce and bring to a simmer over medium heat.
- 3. Thinly slice pork, then add to broth along with asparagus. Stir to separate meat slices and cook until pork is no longer pink, 3 to 4 minutes. Stir in green onions and noodles. Serve with Sriracha.
- *Look for Sriracha, an Asian red chili sauce, in your market's Asian foods aisle.
- Note: Nutritional analysis is per serving.
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- COURSE: Main Dishes, Soups/Stews
- CONVENIENCE: Quick/Easy
- CUISINE: Asian, Chinese
- MAIN INGREDIENT: Pork
- PUBLICATION: Sunset
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I have a 2004 Chevrolet Aveo, and the front passenger door window -- it is hard to open the window. It is manual window to crank open or closed. The right front passenger door window opens and closes fine, but the left front window does not open and close fine. Why is that?
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poss regulator needs lubrication or the pivots are coming apart. pull door panel and insp
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itis possible that heavy use has weakend the motor check by pulling on the window as you tryn t0 lift
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Mine is the same way. That's interesting.
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Controller-pilot datalink communication (CPDLC) services will be launched in Hungarian airspace beginning next February to improve air safety, as well as to increase airspace efficiency. CPDLC capabilities for ATC become mandatory from February next year as a part of the Single European Sky program for harmonizing air traffic management.
Gander Automated Air Traffic System
The Irish Aviation Authority (IAA) is providing ATC services in airspace over Northern Ireland for the first time as part of a trial to transfer responsibility from UK air traffic control service NATS. The UK-Ireland Functional Airspace Block (FAB) has launched the trial to test informational gathering efficiencies that could be gained through the Sesar concept of "dynamic sectorization," the tactical switching of air traffic services between providers.
Air navigation service providers (ANSPs) have extended their ability to track aircraft flying on far northern Atlantic routes by installing automatic dependent surveillance-broadcast (ADS-B) stations in Greenland, the Faroe Islands and Iceland.
Both Gander and Shanwick oceanic control areas (OCAs) are conducting a trial of reduced longitudinal separation standards–five minutes between eligible aircraft–in North Atlantic airspace. The separation minimum for turbojets maintaining constant Mach on the same longitudinal track in the North Atlantic minimum navigation performance specifications (MNPS) airspace is 10 minutes.
Flight trials to demonstrate new procedures intended to improve fuel efficiency and reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions of international flights crossing the North Atlantic have begun.
Nav Canada and UK NATS have implemented a new navigation standard that reduces longitudinal separations by half for properly equipped aircraft in North Atlantic airspace managed by the Canadian and UK air navigation service providers.
Britain's National Air Traffic Services (NATS) is stepping up operating trials aimed at making greater use of both en route and terminal area airspace. New procedures being evaluated include the use of parallel offset tracks in place of radar headings alone; closer spacing of parallel routes with autonomous operations; and the use of precision area navigation (PRnav) procedures for terminal area control.


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It was not only a good win, but a fun win for Bedford, according to coach Jeff Wood.
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Good recipe, I added 6 small garlic cloves, used 4 medium to large tomatillos and 6 Serrano pepper. The salsa came out so tasty!
Tomatillo Sauce
Photo: Ralph Anderson; Styling: Buffy Hargett
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- 1 1/4 pounds small tomatillos (about 30)
- 1 medium onion, chopped
- 1 tablespoon olive oil
- 4 teaspoons minced garlic
- 1 cup water
- 1 jalapeño pepper, minced
- 1/2 cup chopped fresh cilantro
- 1 tablespoon fresh lime juice
- 1 teaspoon salt
- Tortilla chips
- 1. Remove husks from tomatillos; wash thoroughly.
- 2. Sauté onion in hot olive oil in a large saucepan over medium-high heat 5 minutes or until softened. Add garlic, and sauté 1 minute. Stir in tomatillos, 1 cup water, and jalapeño; bring to a boil. Reduce heat to medium; cover and simmer, stirring occasionally, 10 to 12 minutes or until tomatillos are softened. Remove from heat; cool slightly.
- 3. Process tomatillo mixture, cilantro, lime juice, and salt in a food processor or blender until smooth. Cover and chill at least 8 hours. Serve at room temperature with tortilla chips.
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- COURSE: Sauces/Condiments
- CONVENIENCE: Entertaining
- CUISINE: Southwest, Mexican
- MAIN INGREDIENT: Vegetables
- OCCASION: Spring, Summer
- PUBLICATION: Southern Living
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