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Fulmars are identifiable by the prominent, tubular nostrils on top of their bills. Breeding pairs are monogamous and rejoin their mates each year at the same nest site. Fulmar chicks greet potential predators with a particularly hostile reception, bringing up a stinking oily substance from their stomachs and squirting it in an accurately aimed jet. Fulmars are one of the few species of bird with a well-developed sense of smell, which they employ to detect fish oil scents when searching for prey.
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Helping people with computers... one answer at a time.
Email account hacking is on the rise. One of the signs is the amount of spam being sent to contacts from those hacked accounts.
If you're getting emails from a contact of yours that have either no subject line or one that doesn't make sense and the message consists of a link to a site that you've never heard of...
Your contact's email has likely been hacked.
If people are telling you that they're getting these messages from you... well, you can guess what it means.
It's your email account that's likely been hacked into.
It's almost certainly not a virus, and no amount of scanning or other anti-malware work on your computer will make it go away. That's not to say that scanning isn't a good idea. The hack could have been the result of a keystroke logger, for example. Nonetheless, removing malware won't fix the fact that your account was hacked.
The problem isn't on your computer.
When an account is hacked, that typically means that someone else has access to it.
Your hacker knows the account login ID and password. Using the email provider's web interface, they can login to the account from almost any computer anywhere on the planet and start sending email using that account to all the people in the account's address book, recipients in your sent mail, and any other email addresses that can be located by snooping around the online account information.
Frequently, they'll also change the account information, such as the password and password recovery information, automatic forwards, and sometimes even the signatures automatically appended to outgoing messages. They may also download the contents of the address book (to be further spammed later) and then empty it and all mail folders associated with the account.
Recently, the hackers have been more stealthy and have done nothing more than sending email using hacked accounts. They make no other changes to the account hoping that the account owner doesn't notice. That way, they keep their access to the account longer and send more spam using it without the account owner's knowledge.
Let your contact know - ideally, via some other means than email.
If the hacker has access to your friend's account, they could just as easily delete all of the warnings that you might send before your friend gets a chance to see them. Use a different email address if you have one for them or try phoning them.
Do not use an instant messaging service that uses the same account. For example, if the email address that's been hacked is a Windows Live Hotmail account, then the Windows Live Messenger account that goes with it has been hacked as well. You might just be IMing the hacker and not your friend. Use a completely different account or service.
There's really little else you can do.
Oh, one more thing: don't click on the link in the email. Never click on links in spam. At best, it'll be an ad for body enhancement drugs. At worst, it could lead to malware being installed on your machine.
Resist the urge.
If you can login to your account immediately change your password and your security questions. Clearly, the hacker knows your password, so changing that is clear. The hacker may also have recorded or set new answers to the security or secret questions that could be used for account recovery. It's imperative that you change those too, even if they look like they haven't been altered.
You should also then verify that all of the information associated with your account, such as the alternate email address and mobile phone number, have not been altered. Any information that a hacker might use to fake an account recovery of his own should be verified.
If you can't login to your account, it's possible that you might have lost the account forever.
Use the appropriate "I've lost my password" approaches provided by your email service provider to attempt to regain access to your account. If those fail, the hacker may have changed your account recovery information to prevent you from being able to get your account back.
If the email service has any kind of customer support option, then that's your next step. They may be able to help, particularly if this is a paid account. With a paid account, they typically use your billing information, such as your credit card, as ultimate proof that you are the account owner.
Once you regain access to your account, proceed as above, change your password and security questions, and verify all of the other information in your account.
It's difficult to say with any certainty, but these are all of the ways that I know and have heard that accounts have been hacked in the past:
Having a poor password. From what I hear, this could be the most common way that accounts are hacked - hackers simply guess the password. Remember, it might not be a person sitting at a keyboard slowly guessing one at a time - it could very well be a computer trying all sorts of word combinations and common passwords.
Having poor security questions. For some accounts, having a poor security question with an answer that's easy to guess or find out allows hackers to succeed at resetting an account's password, thus giving them access.
Malware, specifically keyloggers. Malware can arrive in many different forms, but most commonly, it infects your computer when you receive and open a malicious email attachment, download from a web site, or file transfer via instant messaging.
Malicious Web Sites.I've heard at least a couple of reports where the account hack can be traced to having visited a web site somehow was able to either silently install malware, or used javascript or some form of social engineering to gather account credentials.
Open Wifi. If you login to your email account without using https over an open WiFi connection, anyone with a laptop in range could potentially see your account information - both login ID and password - fly by in the clear.
Ultimately, there's nothing really new here, and the standard concepts of keeping yourself safe on the internet still apply. If anything, the fact that hackers are exploiting various techniques like these should simply act as a reminder that internet security matters a great deal.
Well, it matters if you want to keep control of your accounts and not spam all your friends, that is.
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In the way you describe, I have received spam emails apparently coming from a granddaughter with a Hotmail account (now closed, on my recommendation).
However, there is surely another way.
My email address is not a webmail account, but a forwarding address that filters out spam. So I can't send emails from it. Nevertheless, since at least 2004 I (and presumably others) have from time to time received emails purporting to be from that address and others at acm.org. Whether it's only the Reply to address rather than From I'm not sure, and I can't find one to check.
YO Yo Your timin' on this was perfect! I've been gettin' swamped w/ emails from a friends acct. wanting me to open different links. I just forwarded your newsletter to her & hopefully it will help her fix the problem! Thanks for the info Leo, good work!!
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Another way email accounts are easily hacked is by the using the same password for your email and the various web sites you sign up for services.
For example, let's say your email address is bob@gmail and your password is ABC123. You also sign up to post comments on the blog SmugKnowItAlls, using your Gmail address and the password ABC123. SmugKnowItAlls is hacked, and the hacker gets all the email address and passwords registered on that site, and since 9 out of 10 times people are using the same password everywhere, the hacker is able to compromise your Gmail account.
Solution: Have at least 2 passwords — one for website registrations, and a separate one for your email.
Thank you so much.
Your'e article email accounts being hacked was clear, concise, and thoroughly helpful. It should be recommended reading to everyone online.
I am a linux [ubuntu - evolution] user and have received an email from a hotmail account which has been hacked as described above. I have moved the offending email to my junk folder, but am unable to expunge it from this folder. [All other mail can be expunged without difficulty.] Any suggestions? With thanks for your attention and helpful advice.
Lately I'm receiving a lot of spam email from what appears to be facebook friends (a few are also email contacts but I can tell they are coming from facebook because the email includes the maiden name which I would not have in my aol or blackberry contact lists). When I hover over the person's name, an unknown yahoo address appears. I've added these messages to my spam folders, via aol and via blackberry, depending on where I'm reading them. Recently, I tried to forward an email from my aol mail via blackberry to a contact. When I began typing her name in the "to" line, I was given 3 options to choose, 2 of which were the unknown yahoo addresses. However, these addresses do not appear in my blackberry contact's list. How do I disassociate these spam addresses from my real contact's name? How do I stop the cloning as well? Thanks!!
You have provided an interesting response to this issue. I too am experiencing this. However, you are making a HUGE assumption here that does not fit my case. You assume that the sender's email was hacked. In my case, people have received email messages from me that have a totally BOGUS email address for me as the sender! Yes, I've been around computers long enough to know that the smtp protocol can be modified to spoof email addresses. What people need to do is to expand the email header so that you can see where the email came from. That will give you the clue to which of your email accounts may have been compromised, or not. A quick check of my sent list didn't find any strange emails that had been sent. Yes, they could have been deleted...
I wouldn't be surprised if spammers didn't collect all the email addresses from all those "forward if you want money and you'll die if you don't" emails. Then they use the names they get and the whole list, assuming the people might know each other.
I have a strange problem which is similar to that described by dfox. Over the last two months, I have received about a dozen messages which appeared, from the names shown, to come from three friends, but which only contained advertising links. Usually the subject line said "For you" and included my name. At first I thought that the friends' email accounts had been hacked, but then I checked the senders' full email addresses, and found them to be different and bogus in each case.
Most of these messages were treated as spam by Hotmail and did not reach my inbox. Oddly enough, the friends' names used all began with the letter M and the bogus email addresses were all Yahoo accounts.
I was worried as to whether my contacts list and therefore my account had been compromised, but it seems unlikely as one of the names used is not in my on-line list. I then thought that the names must have been "harvested" as Connie suggests, but that is also unlikely, as I don't recall ever sending a message to the unlisted person, although she is known to me.
So far I'm baffled ... any ideas, folks / Leo?
Supplemental: I think I have the answer - the spam is probably what is known as "spear-phishing" and related to Facebook: see http://www.forbes.com/sites/davidewalt/2012/08/29/facebook-spam-email-spear-phishing .
I don't use Facebook much, but the three people concerned are all listed there as friends.
A friend just sent me one of these emails without her actually sending it. Good thing she's in the cubicle right next to mine (we work together). I informed her right away.
It seems to me there should be somewhere that one could report the real email address (with my name beside it but not my email address) and the link in the message area. By using a search engine to find out who owns the link domain, etc. I find the links are usually not malware but some small overseas company using someone to spam their website link and of course they should not be permitted to do this. I can't find any spam-reporting website that seems to care about these. Why not?
More and more of my customers are having this problem. Instead of explaining to them how to fix it, I'm sending them to this page. Hope you don't mind.
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AFL boss Andrew Demetriou last night declared Michael Gardiner and Ben Cousins as two inspiring success stories of 2009 and said Australian football deserved much of the credit.
"Gardiner and Cousins are two great examples of how big a part football can play in resurrecting people's lives," Demetriou said, adding that the club environment had offered a lifeline to the former West Coast players.
"Football clubs and their networks within the community and between other clubs are just very good places for people to thrive," said Demetriou. "This game and the clubs that play it provide a very positive place for people to work in."
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Cousins and Gardiner were West Coast's captain and vice-captain respectively until problems with alcohol and drugs tarnished them.
The Eagles sacked Gardiner at the end of 2006 but then rookie St Kilda coach Ross Lyon offered him a second chance, an opportunity that the once-troubled 30-year-old has taken by the throat this season after two years marred by injury.
Demetriou agreed that Gardiner could finish 2009 as the premiership ruckman and the 2003 All-Australian has been touted again as a contender for that honour.
Cousins, sacked by West Coast at the end of 2007 after an earlier club-imposed suspension, was then banned for 2008 by the AFL Commission for bringing the game into disrepute.
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NOTE: A lot of people don't understand that when Bush says that he's born in Texas, I'm just making fun of his obsession with Texas and I'm fully aware he was actually born in Connecticut. That is all.
Frontpage, FTW. Thanks guys.
Just a little educational short that evolved from a conversation between me and Ben. Not much to say, except that Ben drew all the characters for this one. I just handled backgrounds.
Rated 5 / 5 stars December 13, 2008
hahahahaha lolololol
the credits are madly funny couldnt stop 'loling' very fine job
Rated 5 / 5 stars November 25, 2008
great stuff, i just hope no one thinks its true tho
Rated 5 / 5 stars August 10, 2008
we should have an emo president
then we could make a slit your self for the president day!!!
Rated 4.5 / 5 stars April 28, 2008
Nicely done! lol I loved it.
Rated 5 / 5 stars February 5, 2008
You will all die!
LoL! That whats f*ck of funny!!! George Washington was the best! Funny with history was funny.
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White Rhino and Paradoxical Shadows
I have posted a photograph of the White Rhinoceros group at the American Museum of Natural History before (in stereo, if I remember correctly). The 1937 diorama has a fine background painting by James Perry Wilson. It is located in a corner of the mezzanine level of the Akeley Hall of African of Mammals in a corner with a low ceiling (which wilson tries to disguise with heavy rain clouds). To fit the two large White Rhinos in the tight space without them standing too close to the observer, one is located very close to the painted background. To help mitigate against a shadow on the background (which would collapse the illusion of depth) apparently the hidden side of the Rhino is painted white. This possibility of negating one's shadow has been teasing me recently and will be part of the new instrument I am working on.
Skunk Diorama
A small diorama nestled between the main views of North American Mammals at the American Museum of Natural History in New York. Background painting by James Perry Wilson.
Anamorphic Buffalo
The Buffalo group at the American Museum of Natural History is not my favourite J.P. Wilson Diorama but there is a treat if you look inside the return on the far right hand side (top image) where a buffalo painted on the background crosses between the far right hand edge of the background and the painted section of the return to the viewing window. The part of the animal on the background is painted normally but on the return it is painted anamorphically. Pictures from inside the diorama reveal a pot bellied buffalo, at least on its left hand side, to compensate for the viewing angle. The furthest away part of the buffalo is painted on the surface closest to the observer.
By the way, note that the horizon is not adjusted anamorphically on the return – perhaps because the viewing window is so wide that it is hard to know where to imagine the observer's eye?.
An early (I believe the earliest) J.P. Wilson diorama at the American Museum of Natural History
Old Zoo, Griffith Park, LA
Between 1912 and 1965 this zoo occupied what is now a picnic area in Griffith Park, Los Angeles. The scenographic enclosures are now available for anyone to enter. They are arranged along the lower edge of a small escarpment, to be viewed from below. They are serviced from above, with a series of protected tunnels allowing the keepers to feed the animals. I will post some pictures of these and some of the other infrastructure (that was hidden above the enclosure) in my next post. The Zoo moved to a larger site in the park.


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Once upon a time at a Drexel University/University of Pennsylvania party (both campuses are adjacent), my ex got really drunk, and decided that arranging these empty beer cans was a fun thing to do. I watched as he meticulously arranged these cans, making sure they formed a perfect geometric likeness. All the while three trashed girls danced ferociously to Britney Spears in a corner, and a really trashed guy feverishly explained to me, in great detail, that he was from the most liberal city of the face of the planet (Seattle), and how (exact quote) East Coast liberalistic ideals and intellectualism were merely nascent concomitants to Seattle's intellectuals. Meanwhile he was enrolled in an East Cost Ivy League university to develop his West Coast intellectualism. He then passed out from the sheer vehemence of his weed and booze fueled, though very contemplative, harangue.
After my ex arranged these cans, he sat down and passed out leaving me to field a million "is he alright"s. It was all quite hilarious. And I just love this reminder of that night.
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The family enjoyed eating this. I followed the recipe for the chicken, but doubled the sauce. I added garlic and a little lemon juice to the sauce. I also did the cornstarch thing to thicken it just a little. I served it with Herb CousCous and green peas. Yummy.
Chicken Scallopini
pamsy10 Posted: 07/30/09
swimcookies Posted: 01/14/09
terrific recipe, Didn't have white wine. Didn't have italian bread crumbs. Used regular bread crumbs, added basil, oregano, onion powder, garlic powder, and red pepper flakes. Delicious!!!! Also had black eyed peas and squash onion stir fry with this dish. We will make again and again.
KimJason Posted: 06/04/09
Yummy! So good I would love to get this at any restaurant - it's quick and easy, and good for you too, what more can you ask for?
Jnlittle Posted: 02/16/11
This is a staple in our house... so easy and tasty!
DonnaP Posted: 03/31/11
I made this last night, it was easy and delicious. Made extra sauce so that I could put it over whole grain pasta. It is a great every day meal or could be for something special. Will definitely make again
qhaslinger Posted: 01/11/09
This was very good. Don't be shy with the capers, they really make this dish.
AngelaNC Posted: 01/23/09
Excellent flavor. I added some garlic to the chicken broth mixture. Easy and highly recommended.
pgawido Posted: 11/29/08
I use this recipe over and over to impress guests. I'm not a fan of capers so I leave them out- make the rest as stated. Use chicken or turkey breasts. Beautiful, healthy, quick and tasty!
EllenDeller Posted: 07/21/09
So simple, but so good. I added some chopped cilantro to the finished chicken (I used chicken cutlets rather than pounding chicken breasts) and served with angel hair pasta and roasted asparagus.
sndylthyr Posted: 04/13/09
Very quick and easy. This will definitely be a keeper. Only change was to add a little corn starch to broth to thicken the sauce just a bit. Served with roasted asparagus with balsamic browned butter and near east rice pilaf with mushrooms.
cookfromcamb Posted: 12/08/08
Very easy and delicious recipe. I would definitely make it again as is.
ItzMeRita Posted: 02/15/09
Made this recipe without changing anything! Loved it! It was easy to make, and very mosit and flavorful. I served it with spinach with oil and garlic, and a salad. Will make it again!
Tricia32 Posted: 05/15/09
So good and so easy. I used the thin cut Perdue chicken breasts and the whole meal was on the table in 25 minutes. I made angel hair pasta tossed with wilted spinach on the side and bread of course. The only thing I added was lemon-pepper seasoning to the chicken before I breaded it. This would be great to entertain with too!
cookfromsocal Posted: 07/01/10
Didn't make any changes to the recipe. Next time will probably add more capers, love them. Delicious, easy and had all the ingredients on hand. A definite repeat.
KristieS Posted: 01/10/10
This was really good. My picky kids ate it. I did have to use olive oil in the skillet when cooking the chicken. I too added garlic and a little additional lemon juice. I let the sauce simmer a littler longer. I also added the chicken back to the sauce to heat back up for a few minutes. I served it with Pasta Roni Olive Oil and Italian Herb Linguine and salad. I will make this again.
schafer123 Posted: 10/04/09
Very simple recipe with fabulous results! We had a neighbor over for dinner before a football game and we tried out this recipe. He is a good cook and he loved it too. I cooked baked sweet potatoes, lima beans and spinach to go along with this. No rice but added crescent rolls. Yummm! So awesome, I will plan this for our next small dinner party. I'm not sure how I could cook this for more than 6 people at a time.
karen0920 Posted: 02/24/10
My family loved it and said they hope I make it again soon. I didn't have capers for the sauce, but no one thought it really had to have sauce at all.
ssdkroll Posted: 07/20/09
I loved this recipe. Made it exactly as recipe stated and it turned out delicious. Served it over a some mashed potatoes with a side salad. I think next time I will try to thicken the sauce just a little bit and add garlic in the chicken broth mixture as another reviewer did. Super easy and looks gourmet!
ChristingFa Posted: 06/19/09
These cutlets have a thinner batter than the typical cutlets dredged in egg. Delicious flavour, I tend to make these once every few weeks. My husband is in love with the pan sauce!
aggiegirl96 Posted: 11/03/09
Can not say enough about this recipe. It is restaurant quality food! I was rushed with time to make dinner and not only was this delicious, it was pretty quick to make as well. Served with Garlic Green Beans from Southern Living . . . amazing!!!!
PaulaPortet123 Posted: 07/19/09
This recipe was really good, I was suprised at how juicy the chicken tasted!! I'd definately be having this one again.
michelletelliga Posted: 08/09/09
It is difficult to get my family to eat chicken, and it somehow always ends up too dry no matter how I prepare it. We all LOVED this chicken! I could not believe how quickly and easily the meal came together, and the presentation is beautiful. I would definitely serve this to company. The only modification I made was to buy the thin boneless chicken breasts to eliminate the pounding step.
AllenB52 Posted: 04/03/10
Outstanding Everyone loved it Will definitely make again Served it with wild rice mushroom pilaf
kimber24 Posted: 08/26/10
This is super delish and a really quick recipe to make. I usually substitute breasts with cutlets because I like thinner cuts of meat and it cuts down on the amount of time it takes to pound thin. This recipe works great with turkey cutlets too. I've made it several times now and we like it more and more each time!
geronimo99 Posted: 01/25/10
NKK882 Posted: 09/15/10
Delicious! I made this meal with risotto rice and the browned garlic brussel sprout! The boys loved it.
heidi1989 Posted: 01/17/10
There are many great reviews of this dish, but I still wanted to add mine. Generally, it is hard to get my family to eat white meat chicken, as I tend to overcook it, but this dish was easy and a big success for all of us. We ate it with pasta, and the light sauce was a great match. Will definitely make it often.
jenny2 Posted: 01/22/10
So good! This is my favorite restaurant order and will now be in my permanant rotation at home. Very easy and quick. Steak and potato BF loved it. Served with roasted veggies tossed with orzo pasta. It's a keeper!
wlyjm1 Posted: 12/21/10
I have been making this recipe for years. I found it in The "Cooking Light Annual Recipes 2004". I always mix my own Italian seasoning into really good plain bread crumbs I buy in my area (either using fresh herbs on hand or my favorite dry Italian seasoning). I also add grated lemon peel to the crumbs for a fresh lemony flavor. Depending upon the amount of sauce I want I might add more lemon juice, chicken stock, and white wine. I serve with an Orzo, tomato, and zucchini recipe prnted in the Menu side bar along with the recipe. My family just loves this dish. We are even going to have it for Christmas Eve Dinner. Nice enough to be festive, but light enough that we can save our super indulgent Christmas Day.
panda522 Posted: 03/30/10
This recipe is so great!! I would def. make it again and again! And it was super easy.
AlaHoneyBlossom Posted: 04/02/10
I tired these yesterday and I have to say they were such a hit! I didn't have Italian-seasoned breadcrumbs so I made my own seasoned breadcrumbs. Also, as i was making this dish ahead, I only cooked the chicken about 2 minutes tops on each side. It turned out very tender and not dry at all. Will definitely do it again!
JoannahZ Posted: 02/08/11
This recipe was underwhelming. Cooking Light has much better chicken recipes than this that require the same effort/prep. Not likely to make it again.
jleblan Posted: 05/16/10
This recipe is very quick and easy and was a huge hit with my family. It's a great recipe to try if you're easily intimidated, since there's virtually no fuss.
NancySCHH Posted: 10/11/10
This recipe was very tasty and easy to make. I already had all of the ingredients, including the capers which gave it a flavor boost. It made enough for a second meal for my husband and myself. I will definitely make this recipe again. It will make a good company dish, also.
hazelnut4 Posted: 07/09/10
This was tasty. We used cooking sherry because we did not have dry white wine. We will definitely make it again since it was quick and easy!
lkathleen33 Posted: 10/01/10
This is a great Low Fat Recipes. I work with Better Recipes and I love finding healthy delicious recipes like this.
mm57553 Posted: 08/27/10
The flavor is OK, but I have made this twice and both times the bread crumbs did not stick to the chicken. Am I missing something?
DustiS Posted: 11/30/10
Very tasty! Everyone loved it and the picky 14 year old ate 4 pieces. I used chicken tenders instead of breasts and still pounded them very thin. They turned out perfect. Served brown rice and steamed broccoli and hot rolls, too! Will make it again... and yes, company worthy.
irishmustang Posted: 01/02/11
For the past several years, I have been a microwave dinner type of guy, but I wanted to try eating healthier. This was the first recipe I tried and I loved it! The chicken was very juicy and tasted great. I had never had capers before, but they definitely added some nice taste to it. I used Yellow Tail Riesling for the wine and it definitely blended well with everything. I just made some whole-grain brown rice with it and the wine sauce tasted great on that as well. I will definitely make this again.
CaraCook Posted: 03/24/11
Delicious and easy! I had four large chicken breasts which I cut in half after pounding thin. I therefore doubled the sauce (to which I added some garlic) - boiled some linquine and tossed with a little olive olive and drizzled with some of the extra sauce. Everyone loved it! (I did not use a non-stick skillet therefore used more olive oil in browning the chicken).
msmstl Posted: 02/03/11
This was so easy to make, and everyone in my family loves this dish. The chickien is very tender. Will make again and again.
sharona55 Posted: 04/20/11
OMG - this was SO delicious! I added the leftover lemon juice to the broth/wine mixture and also added some garlic. Absolutely fabulous - would serve to anyone.
juliewright18 Posted: 11/02/11
Wonderful recipe, easy to make. There were no leftovers!
ginabeanofmn Posted: 01/12/12
Delicious! My husband loved this and so did I - never made anything scallopini before and loved it! My only change was to add a lot more lemon juice and a bit more butter to the sauce itself. I made Mediterrainean Couscous (ina Garten'ss recipe) to go with it and it was a terrific meal. Hubby loved it so much, requsted it again tonight!
MBriggs Posted: 01/06/12
Entire family really enjoyed this recipe. Very simple to make & makes for a great presentation on the plate. My only comment is to be mindful of the tartness of the sauce. For the kids, I left the sauce off entirely (which they loved), For the adults, just eased up on the sauce, so it wouldn't be overpowering. Defintely a recommend!
Jamiekn Posted: 01/23/12
Delicious! I split the chicken breasts in half and then pounded those out. Very thin & very good. Doesn't take long to cook the breasts so they stay very moist. My husband really enjoyed this and even took it to work the next day. Delish!
eskmom Posted: 08/21/12
This has become a staple in our house for lunches and dinners. In a house with 3 BUSY teenage boys, having a tasty meal on the table in 15-20 minutes that everyone likes is just short of a miracle.
Izzydinlv Posted: 08/24/12
love this! added garlic and a wee bit of onion to the pan before the chicken. served with spinich and brown rice. a real crowd pleaser!! also healthy;)
MaryEliz Posted: 11/10/12
Great dish to make when you get home from work and want a tasty home cooked meal that is easy and quick. I doubled the sauce and served over brown rice with fresh green beans.
crswrdqueen Posted: 11/10/12
Excellent recipe. Instead of rice or orzo, I make spaghetti.
jill1970 Posted: 01/04/13
not enough bread crumbs to cover all that chicken, but i used panko, so maybe that ws the problem. i used itailan seasonings too flavor the panko
shan670 Posted: 09/25/12
My whole family cleaned their plates with this one, (including a 7 yr old and a picky 19 year old.) I used frozen grilled chicken patties (precooked) and chicken broth instead of the wine. The precooked chicken shortened the cooking time and with no pounding needed so by the time the pasta was cooked it was finished. I also used lemon pepper panko bread crumbs. Served it over angel hair pasta. Really simple, quick and Yummy.
jespezz Posted: 09/25/12
I was out of the capers, and used panko instead of regular breadcrumbs. Delicious and easy recipe! Only 5pts on the new weight watchers program. (but you don't have to tell your guests it's light!) So good!!! We served this dish with brown rice and used the sauce for both the chicken and the rice. What more can I say? Try it!!
Webgirl Posted: 11/17/13
Yum! Quick and easy to make too.
pattyhayw Posted: 04/29/14
Delicious, easy and quick! I will definitely make this again--soon!
rhm118 Posted: 04/22/14
Crispy, juicy, delicious, and as everyone has said... very easy!
Shelly1984 Posted: 03/17/14
so easy...and great flavor! this recipe is a keeper


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Botanical Name: Rosa 'WEKausboy' U.S. Pat. No. 20,742
Height: Climbing canes up to 10 - 12 feet long.
Spacing: 4 - 6 feet.
Depth: Plant so that the crown of the plant (where the canes meet the roots) is even with the soil level. Don't bury the crown.
Spread: 4 - 6 feet.
Sun/Shade: Full sun to partila shade. Full sun is best for quicker flowering and higher quality plants.
Color: Blooms of pink and butter-yellow change and intensify as they age, so you have a whole sunset of colors at one time on this superb recent introduction.
Foliage: Deep glossy green foliage, dark red new shoots.
Blooms: Late Spring to Fall (all Summer).
Flower Form: Decorative, double, large flower size, in clusters. 4 - 5 inch blooms. It has a light spicy scent
Soil Requirements: Well drained, enriched soil.
Growth Rate: Moderate once established.
Pruning: Prune after flowering. Prune to maintain shape and increase branching once established. Remove any dead or damaged branches.
Comments: It may look like the old Joseph's Coat in color, however, the plant is 10,000 times better. The blushing yellows, pinks and reds of Jacob's Robe aren't an exact match......the multi-color effect is even more dramatic. It's equally floriferous, re-blooming readily the first year. But the plant shows off the big difference - more natural vigor, more lush glossy deep green leaves, better disease resistance and more hardiness.
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Porsche is delving deeper into its electric research with the help of three electric models based off of the Porsche Boxster . Their goal is to combine greater efficiency with even lower fuel consumption and emissions to further development their hybrid concepts such as the 918 Spyder , the 911 GT3 R Hybrid , and the new Cayenne S Hybrid . The Cayenne is the first of these hybrid models to run on electric power alone.
Porsche hopes that by testing these three electric Boxsters, they will be able to receive further information on the electric drive components and battery systems for future all-electric vehicles including the Panamera S Hybrid which they hope will enter the market early next year. For right now, there are no production models in sight, but it won't stay that way for long. Michael Macht, the President and Chief Executive Officer of Porsche AG, says, "We will definitely be offering an electric sports car in future. But such a concept only makes sense if it offers product qualities typical of a Porsche."
So are more electric Porsches in our near future? Let us know what you think.
Hit the jump to see details on each of these electric vehicles in the press release.
Press Release
Electric drive will take on an increasingly important role in the further enhancement of Porsche Intelligent Performance. To combine greater efficiency with even lower fuel consumption and emissions, Dr. Ing. h.c. F. Porsche AG, Stuttgart, is working consistently not only on the ongoing development of hybrid concepts already in regular production, but also on practical tests as part of the Stuttgart Model Region for Electromobility, using three research cars with all-electric drive based on the Porsche Boxster.
In the test process, these three electric Boxsters are to provide an initial first important insight into new electric drive components and battery systems for all-electric vehicle drive. This field test intended to also provide further findings on the infrastructure required for electromobility, user behaviour and the demands made of future products, is to start in early 2011.
Michael Macht, the President and Chief Executive Officer of Porsche AG, sees this contribution made by Porsche as absolutely essential: "We will definitely be offering an electric sports car in future. But such a concept only makes sense if it offers product qualities typical of a Porsche."
Porsche has been committed to electric mobility for a long time, thus helping to preserve the environment and save resources in our world: The spectacular concept study of the 918 Spyder high-performance mid-engined sports car with plug-in hybrid combines high-tech breakthroughs in engine technology and electromobility with a truly fascinating range of further qualities. Emissions otherwise to be found only on a super-mini of just 70 g/km CO2 with three litres fuel consumption for 100 kilometres in the NEDC (equal to 94.1 mpg imp), come with the performance of a super sportscar developing well over 600 horsepower.
The hybrid system of the 911 GT3 R Hybrid has been developed especially for racing, with two 60 kW (82 hp) electric motors on the front axle boosting the 480 hp six-cylinder power unit fitted at the rear. Replacing conventional batteries there is an electrical flywheel power storage system re-charged whenever the driver applies the brakes and thus delivering energy to the electric motors. The 911 GT3 R Hybrid has already proven its racing qualities in the 24 Hours of Nürburgring.
Introducing the Cayenne S Hybrid, Porsche also offers the first production car in the range able to run under electric power alone. With maximum output of 380 hp, the Cayenne S Hybrid makes do in the NEDC cycle with just 8.2 ltr/100 km (equal to 34.5 mpg imp), and CO2 emissions reduced to a mere 193 g/km. This hybrid technology will also be featured in the future Panamera S Hybrid due to enter the market next year.


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MUN's Kelia Pond puts up a shot for two of her 23 points in last Saturday's game against the UNB Varsity Reds at the Field House. The Goulds product now leads the Lady Hawks in scoring with 10.5 points-per-game.
MUN opens second half of season in Antigonish
Memorial Sea-Hawks women's basketball coach Doug Partridge is expecting a tougher test this weekend against St. Francis Xavier University.
The 5-5 Lady Hawks take on the 4-7 X-Women in a pair of Atlantic University Sport (AUS) games in Antigonish, N.S.
The Sea-Hawks defeated St. FX twice in November at the Field House, but the double win came with a caveat.
"It's important to remember," said Partridge, "that when we played them in November, Vanessa Pickard, a former first-team all star was injured and Kolbi Roper an all-star from last year was playing with a displaced rib.
"They are a better team now then they were then," noted the MUN mentor.
Pickard is fourth in AUS scoring with 16.4 points-per-game, just behind teammate Lia St. Pierre at 16 .7 ppg.
One key for victory, as always, says Partridge, is how well Memorial plays defence, regardless of how the X-Women's roster looks.
The low-scoring Lady Hawks are known almost exclusively for their defensive abilities these days.
"We will need to continue our run of excellent defense. If we can play defense at a high level, then we can create an opportunity to grind them down and give ourselves a chance to win," Partridge said.
"Our depth has to be a key as well," said Partridge. "It will be two interesting games."
In the meantime, fourth-year Kelia Pond seems to have turned her season around with a couple of strong games the past few weeks for Memorial.
"Even her bad games now are eight or 10 points," said Partridge, adding, "her good games are starting to get up into the 20s."
Pond sank 23 points in a 60-52 win over UNB last Saturday at the Field House and had a 16-point game during the split with the Acadia Axewomen two weeks ago.
She's now MUN's top scorer with a 10.5 points-per-game average, good enough for 13th place in the conference.
Teammate Megan Robinson follows at 10.3 ppg., and Sandra Amoah has a 9.9 ppg. average.


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The 2014 Spring Faces & Places program guide is now available for download. Watch your mailboxes, your copy should be arriving soon!
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Girl Scouts of North East Ohio (GSNEO) kicked off its National Volunteer Recruitment campaign, observed September 29 through October 5, 2013, by celebrating women who inspire, mentor and empower others.
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The Next Century of Girl Scouting
For more than 100 years, Girl Scouting has made a difference in the lives of girls and in the neighborhoods we serve.
Inside this special insert are stories and successes from the Girl Scouts of North East Ohio....more
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Girl Scouts of North East Ohio recognized 58 Girl Scouts who have achieved the Gold Award at a ceremony Saturday, June 15, 2013 at the John S. Knight Center in Akron. Girl Scout Alumna, Summit County Court of Common Pleas Judge Elinore Marsh Stormer served as keynote speaker. (Open for Dropbox photos)...more


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Mizoguchi's Greatest Decade
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News . Feature Stories . The Cleveland Institute of Art Honors Toby Devan Lewis, Philanthropist, Curator
October 17, 2007
The Cleveland Institute of Art will honor philanthropist, author and former curator Toby Devan Lewis with its highest award, the Medal for Excellence, on Friday, October 19th.
For Immediate Release: October 17, 2007
Cleveland: The Cleveland Institute of Art will honor philanthropist, author and former curator Toby Devan Lewis with its highest award, the Medal for Excellence, on Friday, October 19. The medal recognizes those who have made significant contributions to the arts through their own artistic pursuits or though their service and philanthropy.
"We are delighted to have this opportunity to thank Toby for her longstanding commitments to The Cleveland Institute of Art, to emerging artists around the world, and to contemporary art in general," said David L. Deming, the Institute's president and CEO. "Toby is a passionate collector and promoter of contemporary art. For more than two decades - first through her curatorial work and, more recently, through her foundation, The Toby Fund - she has sponsored countless emerging artists." Deming successfully nominated Lewis for the 2007 Martha Joseph Special Citation for support of the arts, awarded by the Cleveland Arts Prize in June.
Lewis established a $10,000 fellowship to be awarded annually to a Master of Fine Arts (MFA) graduate of The Cleveland Institute of Art earlier this year. The award was one of 10 MFA fellowships Lewis established at top graduate art programs around the country, including Yale School of Art, the School of the Art Institute of Chicago and Rhode Island School of Design.
A member of the Institute's Board of Directors since 1991, Lewis will receive the Medal for Excellence at the college's annual Charles E. Burchfield '16 Society dinner. Named for one the school's first internationally renowned graduates, the society recognizes the donors of $1,000 or more to the Institute's Annual Fund.
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TUF Live Finalist Mike Chiesa Talks Dealing With Father's Death National TV.
just a cool dude best of luck to him. hes strong for goin threw all that and continuin on . gonna be a good card of fights .. stoked!!
Shut up and let the poor guy eat.
What a genuine nice guy ! More people like him in the world would be a good thing, hope he wins !
No doubt Joe…I feel for him. He is too nice to tell him to let him eat, or eat while the interview is live. Good guy
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will see how does kind of reminds me of that guy Kendall Grove who is also tall and lean (he was the winner of TUF 3).


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Understanding Apple: Flash – New High – Where is it Going?
Malcolm is a member of The Motley Fool Blog Network -- entries represent the personal opinion of the blogger and are not formally edited.
Friday, Apple (NASDAQ: AAPL) closed at a new record high of $648.11. I usually do not predict stock prices, but I think I will make an exception here.
First, let's look at what is driving the current rise.
New iPhone & iPad Mini
Last quarter earnings was a disappointment, largely do to the fact that iPhone sales were well below expectations. This was most likely caused by consumers waiting for the next version of the iconic smartphone. This wait will soon be over, with the rumor mill predicting Apple will have an announcement on September 12, and the new iPhone will be released on September 21.
Rumors are just that, rumors. Especially with Apple one needs to take these with a large grain of salt. One never knows where the truth lies. Thus, I have remained somewhat skeptical of the iPad mini ever since people started talking about it. It's not that I do not believe them, it's just that I did not have strong reasons to believe one way or the other. The history of Apple rumors has been so problematic. This changed in the last couple of days, however, with photos released by blog site iResQ. The photo here (below the fold) shows dock connector and associated board for both iPad Mini and the iPhone, each in black and white versions. To my mind, these are way too detailed to be fake. I have therefore jumped into the "iPad Mini is a reality" camp, and also believe that it will be released soon.
The iPad mini, with the screen in the 7-inch range, will compete head-to-head with the smaller tablets such as the Amazon (NASDAQ: AMZN) Kindle Fire, and the Samsung Galaxy Tab, 7-inch models both of which run variants of Google's (NASDAQ: GOOG) Android operating system. While this new product will probably not be as cheap as a Kindle Fire, it most likely will have a much higher build quality and quite a few additional features. Its comparison with the Galaxy Tab will remain to be seen.
Below are several charts, first five year and then 1 year, ending Aug. 17 (note that the 5-year is on a log scale, so a doubling of price at any place on the scale is the same vertical distance).
What we see here is interesting, starting with the five-year chart. (Although we do need to ignore 2008 and the fallout from the Great Republican Recession.) What we see here, is a repeated series of rises followed by a local maximum followed by a correction/consolidation that lasts some period of time, followed by a new leg up. In fact, if you request a chart beginning at January 1, 2002, shortly after the release of the original iPod, then you will see that this pattern is one that has been repeated for about the last 10 years.
Looking at the 1 year chart, we see it is a magnified view of one of these cycles. The price begins with a long consolidation, followed by a very steep rise to a local peak in April, then retreats to a local minimum in late May, then into a consolidation period for couple of months, then finally we had on Friday a new all time high. The question is, will we continue again to yet one more steep leg up, or is this just some artifact that will change and break the pattern?
The argument for breaking the pattern is simple. Apple is just too big to continue growing at its previous rate. Nothing can double forever. It would not be long before Apple would have more dollars in the bank then there are particles in the universe. This is clearly impossible, no matter how much of an Apple fan you may be.
The counterargument is also simple. It states that while the basic premise of the paragraph above is true, Apple still has several more doublings in its immediate future. These doublings will be driven by product cycles, new products, and growth in markets (especially China).
The Drivers
Immediately, the drivers for Apple's current rise will be the next-generation iPhone and the iPad mini. I believe that both of these products will jump out of the gate with sales surprising even to Apple itself. The new iPad Mini (whatever Apple should decide to call it) will immediately be embraced as the dominant product in its class.
Once again, within days of launch both products will have delayed availability. If the release for these products is indeed 21 September, then these launches will be reflected in the fiscal Q4 earnings.
We can add into this, the fact that Apple currently has strong momentum, both in short term and long term scales, and that many consider it to be undervalued. At this point (Monday, noon) Apple has roughly a P/E (ttm) of 15.5, and a forward P/E (1 yr) of 12.3. Neither of these figures are adjusted for the roughly $100/share in cash and cash convertibles.
So, what will happen with the stock price?
Of course any prediction on the movement of any stock is predicated on the assumption that external conditions will remain about what they are today. That is to say, that the economy will continue to move along at a slightly improving rate, that there will be no great leap forward in terms of the economy, but at the same time, there will be no movement back into a deeper or double-dip recession. When not in one of its great run up cycles, Apple tends to track with the economic and overall market conditions. In fact, it amplifies those movements in many cases. Therefore a radical improvement in the worldwide economy would amplify Apple's run-up, and conversely, a major downturn would drive Apple's stock price negatively.
That said, I predict a major run-up, beginning at the local low on May 17, 2012 ($530). This will closely mirror the run from Nov. 25, 2011 ($364) to Apr. 9, 2012 ($636). This was about four and a half months, and 74% price increase to the top, which would take us now to $928. However, since we have already had a significant run-up, I don't think it will go that high initially. I do agree with Topeka Capital Markets analyst Brian White that within a year we will meet his comical number $1,111, but not in this run.
It will not be a completely straight run. There are still many who believe that the "buy the rumor, sell the news" scenario applies to Apple. They will temporarily drive the price down after the announcement, as they take profits and perhaps sell short thinking that the news is out. This, however, will be short-lived as new news breaks of a record-breaking initial weekend sales after the 21st. So there will be a dip, but only to build for the next move up. This will also be driven by the typical run up going into earnings announcement. From there it will continue up over the next several months to settle into the $850 to $900 range.
As I always say… We shall see.
Note - This was originally penned on the weekend – so todays rise (currently $14+) seems to indicate I have it right.
Malcolm Manness has a Masters degree in Computer Science, and has worked for 14 years in development, technical publications and software quality assurance. He has been investing for 20 years. Currently, he does writing, and FileMaker Pro programming on contract.
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You may love Apple and their products, or hate them to the core, but you cannot deny that Apple now has the highest market cap of any company, their products are trend setters, and currently they are trading at rather low multiples, especially regarding forward earnings.
Warren Buffet has the maxim: "Invest in what you know!" So, for those who want a unique perspective on Apple's success, I have a series of articles Understanding Apple. I hope you will find them helpful and provocative.
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Dom Morris tallied 17 points and eight rebounds for BU (3-2), while Malik Thomas came off the bench to register 12 points and four assists.
For UCI (3-3), Will Davis II logged 12 points, eight rebounds and a block, while Mamadou Ndiaye and Chris McNealy netted 11 and 10 points, respectively. Alex Young scored just seven points but he helped out with seven assists.
BU shot a lofty 50 percent from the field in the first half, while UCI struggled at just 39.1 percent, as the Terriers claimed a 33-25 advantage heading into the halftime locker room.
The Anteaters rallied back to take a 42-40 lead on a Luke Nelson jumper with 13:06 left, but the Terriers answered by ripping off a 17-2 run to put the game away.
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Beauty Nostalgia is a new, weekly column on Beauty Counter in which we ask influencers, tastemakers, and some of our favorite industry experts to wax poetic on the sticks, salves, and sprays that helped shape who they are today.
The Pro: Jeanine Lobell, celebrity makeup artist
The Product: "I've always loved red lips. When I was 16, I had wild Louise Brooks hair and I wore a red fuchsia lip every day. I'd go flying down King's Road in London in Vivienne Westwood clothes on my bicycle with red lips (it was quite a look)! My first obsession was a Shiseido red lipstick, which I started wearing around 1996 before I was a makeup artist. It was the first double-ended lipstick—one end was matte, the other was shiny—and it was before anyone else had that. Of course, MAC came next and now it's not new. But at the time, my friends and I hoarded this Shiseido lipstick. What I loved about it was that it didn't make your mouth feel tight and dry, like a lot of lipsticks can. I found it at the Shiseido counter and once I knew it was being discontinued, I stockpiled it."


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Volleyball To Host American Foe Houston On Wednesday
Green Wave look to snap two-match skid against the Cougars; first serve slated for 7 p.m.
Volleyball Drops 3-1 Decision To American Foe Cincinnati
Sarah Ray posts double-double with 14 kills and 15 digs; Miah Diirell tallies match-high 22 digs
Volleyball Sweeps Coppin State In Final Non-Conference Match
Green Wave post season highs with .406 attack percentage, 8 service aces; Ray leads team with 18 kills
Learning Continues As Volleyball Drops Pair At Wildcat Classic
Wave fall in five to UMBC, swept by No. 20 Arizona; to take wrap non-conference slate Saturday vs. Coppin State
Volleyball To Wrap Pre-Conference Slate At Wildcat Classic
Green Wave to face UMBC and host Arizona on Friday before battling Coppin State on Saturday
Tulane Volleyball vs Cincinnati (9/28/14)
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Tulane def. Southeastern Louisiana, 3-0 (9/11/14)
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Career Notes: Three-year letterwinner has 521 kills (1.65/set), 22 assists (0.07/set), one service ace (0.01/set), 51 digs (0.16/set) and 289 blocks (0.91/set) in 84 matches and 316 sets of action during her career...also a member of Tulane's sand volleyball team where she has accumulated at career record of 23-33, including a 15-24 mark in dual-match action.
2013: Played in 29 matches with 26 starts and saw action in 99 sets as a junior...ranked second on the team in attack percentage (.342), blocks (91) and blocks per set (0.92), and fifth in kills (172), kills per set (1.74), points (223) and points per set (2.25) to go with 17 digs and three assists...finished sixth in Conference USA in attack percentage and 15th in blocks per set...ranked 74th in the NCAA in attack percentage...posted three double-digit kill contests, including a season-high 13 at Radford (9/20) during the Highlander Classic...tallied three-plus blocks on 17 occasions with a season-best eight (all assists) vs Tulsa (11/23) in the C-USA Championship semifinals...added a pair of multiple-dig efforts, including a career-high tying three against the Golden Hurricane during the C-USA Tournament...named to the Allstate Sugar Bowl Collegiate Classic All-Tournament Team after averaging 2.5 kills and 0.7 blocks per set to go with two assists and a dig in a trio of Green Wave victories.
2012: Started all 24 matches she played in and saw action in 99 sets as a sophomore...led the team in attack percentage (.265) while ranking second in blocks (74) and blocks per set (0.75), fourth in points (196) and fifth in points per set (1.98) to go with 18 digs and five assists...finished 13th in in Conference USA in attack percentage...posted four double-digit kill contests, including a season-best 11 vs Binghampton (9/15) and vs UAB (9/30)...had 14 matches with three-plus blocks, including a career-high tying nine (2 solo, 7 assists) vs Tulsa (11/1)...tallied five multiple-dig outings with a season-high three vs Rice (10/19).
2011: Started all 31 matches and saw action in all 118 sets as a true freshman...named second-team All-Louisiana and claimed a spot on the Conference USA All-Freshman Team after leading the team in blocks (124), blocks per set (1.05) and attack percentage (.247) while sitting second in points (269), third in kills (194) and points per set (2.28), and fifth in kills per set (1.64) to go with 16 digs, 14 assists and a service ace...finished seventh in C-USA in blocks per set and 20th in attack percentage...tallied double-digit kill totals four times, including a career-high 18 vs UAB (9/30)...posted three-plus blocks on 21 occasions with a career-high of nine (1 solo, 8 assists) at Marshall (10/30)...tallied six two-assist contests and four two-dig efforts...named to Tiger Invitational All-Tournament Team after averaging 2.0 kills and 1.1 blocks per set during four matches.
High School: Four-year letterwinner at Santiam Christian High for coach Kim McLain...helped lead the Eagles to a cumulative 120-15-4 overall record and a 52-1 mark in PacWest 3A action, winning the conference title all four years and earning state championships in each of her final two prep seasons...claimed all-state honors all four years, earning first-team recognition as a junior and senior, second-team as a sophomore and honorable-mention as a freshman...also earned first-team All-Pac West Conference accolades as a sophomore, junior and senior while picking up second-team laurels as a freshman...named MVP honors of the OSAA Volleyball Championship following Santiam's two state championships...played club volleyball for MVV 18U Black where she twice served as team captain...also lettered three years in track and field while earning two letters in equestrian...off the court, was a four-year member of the Honor Roll and earned the U.S. Army Reserve national Scholar-Athlete Award as a senior.
Personal: Born Anna Liesemaire Wruck on Feb. 24, 1993, in Salem, Ore...daughter of Jerry and Marcia Wruck...has one brother, Ryan...majoring in public health.


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Newborn Baby Breathing Problemsby Josienita Borlongan
Babies, especially during the infancy stage, breathe four times faster than the average adult human being; newborns breathe at the rate of 40 times per minute while adults normally breathe at 12 to 18 times per minute. Although babies have periodic breaks during normal breathing, they can experience serious breathing difficulties. Knowing the tell-tale signs of abnormal breathing can help you identify a problem and get professional medical help.
Types and Remedies
Panting, a common breathing difficulty among newborns, usually comes and goes. However, if your infant has persistent wheezing or heavy breathing, consult a doctor to rule out a serious conditions.
Fluids left over from the birthing process cause transient tachypnea of the newborn, or TTN, also known as "wet lungs." Babies with TTN involving chest congestion can breathe normally when placed upright. Additional treatments and even life support such as a ventilator can help sustain a baby's oxygen supply if breathing worsens.
Breathing problems in newborns can be difficult to diagnose because different conditions have similar symptoms. For example, asthma causes airways to tighten and produce excess mucus, making your baby wheeze. However, wheezing also happens when a baby has viral infection that causes nasal and chest congestion.
Babies with TTN cannot inhale oxygen normally. To make up for the shortness of oxygen, they breathe much faster -- at least 60 breaths per minute -- and harder. Babies with TTN usually whimper or grunt while breathing out. Other physical manifestations include flaring nostrils, sudden head movements, chest retractions, bluish color around the mouth and nose, and occasional coughing or sneezing during feeding.
Risk Factors of TTN
Doctors cannot diagnose which babies will have TTN before birth. TTN can affect both normal and premature babies. However, preemies delivered through cesarean section and born smaller than most infants have a higher risk of developing TTN than normal babies. A study conducted by Fatih University School of Medicine concluded that lower gestational age, cesarean delivery and male sex are risk factors for TTN. Newborns of Mothers who smoke during pregnancy and those diagnosed with diabetes have a higher of giving birth to babies with TTN than other mothers.
A baby with breathing difficulties may also have trouble suckling and swallowing milk. Your doctor may prescribe intravenous fluids to keep your baby hydrated and nourished. In the long run, difficulty breathing may lead to hypoxemia, which is an inadequate level of oxygen in the blood and even sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS), though the causes of SIDS are unclear.
Preventing newborn breathing problems starts during pregnancy. If you smoke, avoid smoking while pregnant. If you have diabetes, monitor your blood sugar level during pregnancy. Don't miss your prenatal checkups. Working closely with your doctor and following what your doctor prescribes you to do to stay healthy during pregnancy can help prevent the development of serious conditions, including breathing problems.
- AskDrSears.com: Childhood Illnesses
- Journal of Pediatrics and Child Health: Respiratory Problems in Babies
- Childrens Hospital of Pittsburgh: Newborn Babies - Breathing Problems
- Pennsylvania State University: Transient Tachypnea of the Newborn
- National Institutes of Health: Fatih University School of Medicine TTN Study
- KidsHealth: Infants and Asthma
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I'm just back from an al fresco lunch at Islington Green where I made my own pizza and had a free small beer. The freebie treat came compliments of Birra Moretti. Helping me out with the small group who'd assembled for this "Pizza in the Piazza" masterclass, was Italian chef and restauranteur GianCarlo Caldessi (Caffe Caldessi, La Cuchina Caldessi, Caldessi in Campagna). It was a fun, entertaining and even a little educational way to spend a bit of time. And getting to enjoy my own handmade fresh from the oven pizza was well worth … oh wait, yeah, it was free … and came with a beer. Attendees were given some Birra Morettie vouchers, a bottle opener and a guide to "hosting an authentic Italian meal."
Cool thing is Moretti's doing all this freebie pizza stuff again tomorrow at Islington Green and then next week at Tavistock Square and…
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