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don't listen fucking carina, she doesn't know anything. She wrote that cause she hates kol with a passion and wants us to suffer.No wonder I troll this cunt with a passion to her fat fucking face, and she thinks kol is boring and she faps to Matt? wow her taste is weird, guess eating too much big macs can clog blood going to someone's brain
and KITTY get the fuck out argggghgh
fuck offf basically
at this rate, Kol's life is more valuable than fucking Elena's
he is not a waste of space, he had made himself valuable in a span of 2 fucking episodes Elena failed to do that for 3 seasons.
and fucking Carina is a dumb cunt anyway, she can go fuck herself too and choke big macs with plec for all we care
LOL Carina. What is this bitch's problem anyway? Does she get life from pissing the fans off? An hour after the spinoff news first came out, she had already written an article about how Caroline is NO-NEVER-100%-DEFINITELY-ABSOLUTELY NOT going to be in it. And now she's like KOL IS DEAD AND NEVER EVER COMING BACK EVER?
Is she too dumb to recognize that some things shouldn't be spoiled with such certainty? And is Plec dumb enough to keep giving this chick every info about TVD's future episodes?
(Answer: yes, she is)
Carina has always been always having beef wth people who disagree with her. She has presented a lot of evidence that she acts like 14 yr old fangirl on twitter on many occassions. She disgusts me and not just the fact she's a lazy fat fuck who failed on using a treadmill.
Yep she tweets her vomit inducing workout pics, bitch gym doesn't work when you eat muffins and big macs with plecky afterward.
No, she is a cunt. I saw her tell off a 14 yr old tvd fan one time, trolololol she's thee most unprofessional little bitch I have ever seen ever since Plec had a tweet fight with bonnie-stans. Really? I know I do that but they look even worse doing it because they are way fucking older than me

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Mount second eight leads 5-medal performance at Stotesbury
Last weekend at the sprawling spectacle known as the Stotesbury Cup Regatta, Mount St. Joseph Academy's second eight was playing second fiddle to no one.
After winning the fastest of the semifinal heats, the Magic "two-vee" won the championship race by a full eight seconds over runner-up Thomas Jefferson High School of Alexandria, VA. In knocking off defending champ "TJ," the second eight became the first Mount crew to win that category at Stotesbury, and the only MSJ boat to come home with a Stotesbury gold medal this year.
Although the Magic didn't win the marquee event, the varsity eight, they took the silver medal, and they captured bronze medals in the lightweight eight, junior eight, and freshman eight. For the lightweights, the third-place finish was undeniably disappointing, since the Mount had won the event four straight times.
Still, none of the schools racing eights won more than one gold medal, and none aside from the Mount claimed more than two medals of any variety (New Jersey's Holy Spirit won the lightweight eight and was third in the varsity race). The Magic won four Stotesbury medals in 2007.
After seeing their crewmates garner the three bronze medals, the second eight rowers became one of the Mount's two last hopes for gold in 2008.
Speaking of the third-place finishes, and particularly the upset of the lightweights, two-vee rower Lawren Kieffer said, "Actually, that scared us, but we felt we had to recapture some pride for the Mount."
The line-up in the boat hasn't changed much throughout the spring, and the girls get along well.
Kieffer, a senior bound for Brown University, noted, "We hang out together all the time, and we just had a boat sleep-over, which was really fun."
She rows the five seat, and the rest of the line-of consists of seniors Meg Farris (three), Becky Lederer (seven), Gina Perri (cox), and Molly Thompson (four), juniors Rebecca Duffin (bow), Kaitlin Scher (stroke), and Meg Welsh (two), and sophomore Natalie Carlone (six).
The boat had won the Philadelphia City Championships by more than five-and-a-half seconds, but the presence of Thomas Jefferson at Stotesbury threw a different element into the mix. The Virginians were first and the Magic second in the qualifying head races on Friday, but when each team won its semifinal heat on Saturday morning, the Mount's time was a bit faster (5:09.23 to 5:11.01).
"We figured once we got right next to them we'd be able to battle it out with them," said MSJ coxswain Gina Perri, a senior headed for Boston College. The boats would not next to one another for very long.
None of the finalists got off to a truly clean start in the churning Schuylkill, but halfway through the race, as Perri related, "We just walked away and never looked back. Everyone in the boat had a different reason they wanted to win, and I told them to just keep thinking of that reason. I also reminded them that the Mount had never won the two-vee before, so we were making history."
In addition to its eights, Mount St. Joe entered three fours at Stotesbury, although one of them, the senior four (Faith Zaki [cox], Ariana Harkins [stroke], Colleen McNamara, Cristina Bernal, Clare Kohler) was 22nd out of 47 entries in qualifying and did not advance in the regatta. Moving on were the junior four (sixth of 60) and the lightweight four (13th of 38).
The junior four (Sabrina Harkins [cox], Laura Powell [stroke], Nicole DiGiovanni, Margot Finnegan, Anne Zapalac) was third in its semifinal heat late on Friday afternoon, but with three semifinal races in this class, only the top two moved on to the championship race (Germantown Academy's junior four crew of Sara Honickman [cox], Abby Korth [stroke], Taylor Black, Molly Murray, and Claire Dougherty went through to the finals and won the bronze medal). The Mount's lightweight four rowers (Alex Vandergrift [cox], Alanna McCloy [stroke], Maeve Flynn, Sofia Quinodoz, Catie Travaline) also saw their run come to an end at this stage, since they finished fifth in their semifinal contest.
All five MSJ eights would go through to the finals, starting with the freshman crew of Carly Fredericks (cox), Katie Casebeer (stroke), Colette McNeela, Meredith Bracken, Steph Henrich, Christina Hamilton, Anna DelRicci, Lindsey Nemshick, and Meaghan Bresnahan. They qualified fourth of 36 ninth-grade vessels, then won their semifinal by two seconds over Maryland's Walt Whitman High School. Radnor High won the final, and the Magic placed third behind runner-up Shaker High School (Albany, NY).
Out of 42 junior eights at the regatta, Mount St. Joe (Nicole Weinrich [cox], Johanna Duff [stroke], Molly Southwell, Lauren Gresko, Vicki Babson, Blaire Kelly, Colleen Delaney, Emma Brown, Meaghan Scher) qualified second, and went on to win one of three semifinal heats. Florida's Winter Park High School, which did not enter a varsity boat and reputedly loaded its junior eight with some members of its V-8 crew, posted the fastest semifinal time by six seconds.
The Sunshine State squad won the final in 5:14.30, about three seconds ahead of the Mount's regular-season rival Mainland (5:17.29), which went ahead of the Magic (5:19.58) alongside Peter's Island.
Earlier this spring, the aura of invincibility that the Mount lightweight eight projected in past years faded a bit when Holy Spirit beat the Magic in the last race of the Manny Flick series and then finished a close second to the Mounties at the City Championships on May 4. Last weekend, Mount St. Joe was the faster qualifier by four-and-a-half seconds, but as each of the rival boats won its semifinal heat, a minor crab slowed the Magic to 5:03.53, while Spirit won its section in 4:57.36.
In the final, the MSJ lights let Spirit (winning time - 5:31.95) take seats from them starting in the middle of the race, seeming to rely upon generating a late burst of speed they ultimately couldn't muster. Ontario's E.L Crossley (5:34.84) also slipped ahead of the locals (5:35.10) to win the silver medal.
Happily for Magic fans, the second eight brought an end to the Mount's Bronze Age with its convincing gold-medal performance.
With one rower competing while in the throes of a stomach virus, the MSJ varsity eight had come in fourth at the City's, but boat members reported they had a good two weeks of practice leading up to Stotesbury. There, the Mount was the fastest qualifier (among 37 entries), and the second-fastest semifinal winner, checking in at 5:06.72 while the other two heats were won by Spirit (5:05.18) and defending Stotesbury champion Bishop Eustace of Pennsauken, NJ (5:09.75).
During the afternoon leading up to the 5:30 p.m. final, gusty headwinds picked up and died down and the river grew choppy. Physically larger crews tend to fare better in these conditions than smaller ones, but in this instance the top two places went to Eustace and the Mount, who have few Amazons on their rosters. Eustace rowed a strong race, leaving the field in the middle of the course and not dropping much below sprint speed after that.
Magic coxswain Devon Stewart, a Harvard-bound senior, reported, "There were waves coming into our boat and we were one of the lighter crews, but I think we handled the conditions about the best that we could."
Six-seat rower Meg Kehan, who'll join Stewart at Harvard next fall, pointed out, "Eustace says they're a small boat, but I think we're lighter than they are, and this was about the strongest headwind I've ever rowed in."
Eustace won in 5:14.62, while Mount St. Joe (5:19.34) took silver by fighting off a finishing sprint by Spirit (5:20.89).
"After the race," Kehan related, "everyone said they felt like they were having an out-of-body experience during the sprint. I didn't know what Spirit was doing; I was just listening to Devon."The only other upperclassmen in the Mount V-8 are Megan Schluckebier (bow) and Mer Weber (seven seat). Junior Mary Maginnis (stroke) and sophomores Mary Duff (five), Katy Gregor (four), Laura Pospisil (two), and Chierika Ukogu (three) will all be back next year.


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I started raiding with WotLK, and my first raid ever was a Naxx 25 PuG. We downed Arachnid and Plague quarters. I was playing a lock at the time, and I had no real idea how to gear. I wasn't near the hit cap, and I had hit 80 leveling in Zul'Drak, so my greens/blues weren't even from Storm Peaks/Icecrown Glacier. I had yet to run a 5-man at level 80, much less a heroic. I hit about 1400-1600 dps (again, not really sure what my rotation was supposed to be, and playing as a 3.0 affliction warlock).
The irony is that we made it almost halfway through the raid, and I was about 8th or 9th on dps. There were people doing literally 800-900 dps. I look back on it and ask myself, were they just auto-attacking? But regardless, we were able to clear a significant portion of the content. On top of the horrendous dps, we also had two tanks with 30-35k hp. Healers with 16k health and 18k mana.
I suspect that player stats in general will have doubled on average by the time most people are through ICC 25 (and when the tugboat hits 30%, I suspect that will be almost every pug raider out there), with damage increasing by far more. Tanks will be at 60k raid buffed in iLevel 264, dps and healers at 30-40k, with mana around 25-35k for healers and deeps respectively. Damage, though, will have shot up at least 300% for the average raider. (Case in point: I went from 1400-1600 my first raid to averaging 7k on Fester as a strict pug raider.)
But it seems to me that besides doing things like forcing spiky tank damage and frustrating players because of crit/haste/mana regen soft and hard caps, Blizzard doesn't really care about stat inflation. After all, why should they? Just because we can roflstomp older content doesn't mean they can't make the current tier challenging. So what if our stats double over the course of an expansion? They never intended for Naxx to be a challenge for ICC raiders, anyway. And clearly, after a while they don't intend for ICC to be a challenge for ICC raiders either, considering that those stats listed above will lead to 90k hp tanks and 10k+ dps in our pugs with the 30% buff in effect.
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DIE Jovis, 26 die Januarii.
Bishops of Bangor and St. Asaph, Lead Mines Bill.
Message from H. C. with L. Stafford's Bill.
Message from H. C. for a Conference on the Bill against maiming, &c.
King reprimands the House for Disorder.
L. Berkeley's Precedency.
Colt & al. versus Colt.
L. Byron versus Sir W. Juxon.
Committees to meet.
Domini tam Spirituales quam Temporales præsentes
This Day the Lord Chief Justice of the Court of
Common Pleas sat Speaker, in the Absence of
the Lord Keeper.
The Lord Powis reported, "That the Committee for
the Bill to enable the Lord Bishop of Bangor and the
Lord Bishop of St. Asaph to make Leases for Three
Lives of Lead Mines, have considered the said Bill,
and thinks it fit to pass, with some Amendments."
Which, being read Twice, it is ORDERED, That
the said Bill is re-committed; and the Committee to meet
To-morrow in the Afternoon, at Three of the Clock.
A Message was brought from the House of Commons;
by Sir Thomas Higgins and others:
To return the Bill for settling an Agreement between
the Lord Viscount de Stafford and his Tenants; to
which the House of Commons have agreed, with some
Amendments, and desire their Lordships Concurrence
Which said Amendments, being read Thrice, were
Agreed to.
A Message was brought from the House of Commons,
by Sir John Mounson and others:
To desire a Conference, concerning the Amendments
sent down to them in the Bill to prevent malicious
maiming and wounding.
The Answer returned was:
That their Lordships will give them a Conference;
and do appoint the same to be presently, in the Painted
The Lord Chamberlain, Earl of North'ton, Earl of
Berks, Earl of Essex, Lord Newport, and the Lord Holles,
are appointed to report this intended Conference with
the House of Commons.
The House was adjourned during Pleasure, and the
Lords went to the Conference; which being ended, the
House was resumed.
And it is ORDERED, That the Report of this Conference shall be made To-morrow Morning.
His Majesty told the House, "That He observed
very great Disorders among their Lordships in this
House, both at the Hearing of Causes, and in Debates among themselves; and did make it His earnest
Desire to their Lordships, that they would henceforward observe better Order, and not prophane such a
Presence as this is with the like Disorder; but keep
their Places, and proceed in Businesses according to
their Orders prescribed in the House."
ORDERED, That the Counsel of the Lord Berkeley,
touching his Claim to his Precedency, shall be heard, at
this Bar, on Tuesday the Seventh Day of February next.
The House proceeded to hear the Counsel in the
Cause between Colt and Colt.
It is ORDERED, That this House will take into Consideration what Judgement to give therein on Saturday
Morning next.
ORDERED, That Sir William Juxon shall appear on
Tuesday Morning next, upon the Complaint of the Lord
ORDERED, That the Committee concerning poor
Prisoners, and Committee for the Bill against Importation of Foreign Brandy, shall meet To-morrow in the
ORDERED, That the Committee for the Bill concerning Arrests of Judgements, &c. shall meet on Saturday
next, in the Afternoon.
Dominus Capitalis Justiciarius de Com. Placit. declaravit præsens Parliamentum continuandum esse usque in
diem Veneris, 27um diem instantis Januarii, hora decima
Aurora, Dominis sic decernentibus.
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Elkins 15-year-olds vying for state title
July 12, 2014 ELKINS — Blake Loftis crushed a grand slam Friday to help the Elkins 15-year-old All Stars defeat Huntington Southeastern, 21-1, in the semi-final round of the Babe Ruth State Tournament at Robin... more »»
Elkins, Harrison County to decide 13-year-old title
July 12, 2014 ELKINS — The Elkins Babe Ruth 13-year-old All- Stars will take their best swings today in a double-header against Harrison County in state tournament play. Games are scheduled for 5:30 p.m. and 8 p. more »»
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July 11, 2014 ELKINS — Elkins and Huntington Southeastern captured wins during the opening day of the Babe Ruth 15-year-old state tournament Thursday night at Robin Harvey Memorial Fiel. more »»
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July 11, 2014 SOUTH CHARLESTON — The Tucker County 9-10-year-old Little League All-Stars will begin state tournament play today at Little Creek Par. more »»
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July 11, 2014 ELKINS — The Elkins 11-12-year-old All-Stars will host a fundraiser from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday to help pay expenses for the upcoming state tournament in Chapmanville. more »»
Post 29 falls to Post 94
July 11, 2014 SISSONVILLE — Ryan McDonough allowed just one hit over five innings to lead South Charleston to an 11-1 win over Elkins Thursday in American Legion play. more »»
July 10, 2014 ELKINS — The Elkins 14- and 15-year-old Babe Ruth All-Stars will begin state tournament action today. The 15-year-olds will face Ceredo-Kenova at 8 p.. more »»
Morgantown survives furious Post 29 rally
July 10, 2014 ELKINS — A furious rally by Elkins Post 29 came up short in an 11-10 setback in 10 innings to Morgantown Wednesday night at Elkins High School/Post 29 Field. more »»
Slate pleases D&E coach
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July 9, 2014 ELKINS — Elkins Post 29 took control early in finishing unbeaten in Area 5 play with a 16-6 win over Buckhannon in seven innings Tuesday night at Robin Harvey Memorial Field. more »»
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July 8, 2014 The West Virginia Power, the Single A affiliate of the Pittsburgh Pirates, will host the seventh annual Purple Power Night in support of pancreatic cancer awareness on July 31 at Appalachia... more »»
Legion Slugfest
July 7, 2014 ELKINS — Elkins Post 29 built a big early lead then had to withstand a late Preston County rally in a 17-14 victory Sunday at Robin Harvey Memorial Field. more »»
Elkins moves to states with 14-2 victory
July 5, 2014 SUMMERSVILLE — Elkins earned a spot in the Little League 11-12-year-old state tournament with a 14-2 victory in four innings over Braxton County Thursday night in District 8 play. more »»
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Marsa Alam International Airport's terminal is doubling in size and its runway, taxiways, ramp and aircraft parking stands are being expanded.
The major expansion plan – announced by M.A. Kharafi Group of Kuwait, the developer, financier and concessionaire of Marsa Alam International Airport – is expected to be completed by the fourth quarter of next year.
The Red Sea airport's expansion, originally envisioned to take place in 2011, has been brought forward in response to the rapid growth of the neighbouring Port Ghalib resort and airport service area, which now has 7,000 rooms and a further 5,000 under construction.
The new-look airport, which will see parking stands doubled to 10, will be capable of handling nearly 2,000 passengers per hour and contain expanded food, beverage and shopping facilities.
Jim Pringle, chief executive director for the Group's Marsa Alam Area Developments, paid tribute to President Nasser Al-Kharafi's vision to turn what was once a flat coastal plain and eastern desert into a vibrant, international tourism destination.
"The fact that we are now expanding this airport by 200 percent is a testimony to that vision and to his confidence in Egyptian tourism and in the appeal of the Marsa Alam area," he said.
The M.A. Kharafi Group has been conducting business in Egypt for more than 50 years and has presently in excess of $2.5 billion of investment in the country.
Marsa Alam International Airport, which opened in 2001, is on course to handle 480,000 passengers during 2006, up from 435,000 in 2005.
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This Unesco World Heritage–listed cathedral is a masterpiece. A former modest Romanesque church, work began on a grander scale in 1221. Remarkably, within 40 years most of the French Gothic structure had been completed.
This Unesco World Heritage–listed cathedral is a masterpiece. A former modest Romanesque church, work began on a grander scale in 1221. Remarkably, within 40 years most of the French Gothic structure had been completed.
León's 13th-century cathedral, with its soaring towers, flying buttresses and breathtaking interior, is the city's spiritual heart. Whether spotlit by night or bathed in glorious sunshine, the cathedral, arguably Spain's premier Gothic masterpiece, exudes a glorious, almost luminous quality.
The visual feast of the entrance facade is a tapestry in sandstone, bursting with images of mythical heroes, religious scenes and coats of arms. It's dominated by busts of Fernando and Isabel. Founded initially as the Estudio Generál in 1218, the university reached the peak of its renown in the 15th and 16th centuries.
The Puerta del Obispo (Bishop's Door) is the highlight of the facade of the imposing cathedral, among the largest in Castilla One of the most stunning chapels is the Capilla El Sagrario : its ceiling-high altarpiece tells the story of Christ in dozens of exquisitely carved and painted panels.
Ávila's 12th-century cathedral is both a house of worship and an ingenious fortress: its stout granite apse forms the central bulwark in the historic city walls.
Even older than León's cathedral, the Real Basílica de San Isidoro provides a stunning Romanesque counterpoint to the former's Gothic strains, with extraordinary frescoes in the attached Panteón the main highlight Fernando I and Doña Sancha founded the church in 1063 to house the remains of the saint, as well as the remains of themselves and 21 other early Leónese and Castili.
Rapunzel towers, turrets topped with slate witches' hats and a deep moat at its base make the Alcázar a prototype fairy-tale castle, so much so that its design inspired Walt Disney's vision of Sleeping Beauty's castle. Fortified since Roman days, the site takes its name from the Arabic al-qasr (fortress).
Segovia's most recognisable symbol is El Acueducto (Roman Aqueduct), an 894m-long engineering wonder that looks like an enormous comb plunged into Segovia. First raised here by the Romans in the 1st century AD, the aqueduct was built with not a drop of mortar to hold the more than 20,000 uneven granite blocks together.
Built between 1729 and 1755, Salamanca's exceptional grand square is widely considered to be Spain's most beautiful central plaza. The square is particularly memorable at night when illuminated (until midnight) to magical effect. Designed by Alberto Churriguera, it's a remarkably harmonious and controlled baroque display.
Ávila's splendid 12th-century walls stretch for 2.5km atop the remains of earlier Roman and Muslim battlements and rank among the world's best-preserved medieval defensive perimeters.
Started in 1525 on the site of a former chapel, Segovia's cathedral is a powerful expression of Gothic architecture that took almost 200 years to complete.
Attached to the Real Basílica de San Isidoro, Panteón Real houses the remaining sarcophagi, which rest with quiet dignity beneath a canopy of some of the finest Romanesque frescoes in Spain.


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Can you afford to be a locavore?
Farmers markets are great in theory. But how many people can afford to shop there?
One possible reason: quality. Spring and summer have been cool and cloudy, and these cherries reflected the stress. They're not nearly as sweet as the ones I've tasted from hotter, sunnier years.
Not that this stopped me from buying some.
The market was noticeably smaller than in years past, possibly because of the weather. I saw relatively few varieties of fruits and vegetables, and the only tomatoes were from area greenhouses. The way summer has been going, I wonder whether field tomatoes will show up at all.
I bought a long English cucumber (also from a hothouse) for $2, wincing at the price but also cognizant of the cost of fresh produce these days. One grower had bunches of red, white and purple radishes for $3; another table held squash marked at $3.99 a pound. Green beans were $2.49 a pound and peaches were as much as $4 a pound.
My wallet stayed in my bag. However, I did stop in the nearby Grocery Outlet for a pint of grape tomatoes that cost 99 cents -- the best price I'd seen in a long time. Of course, these were grown in a different country and picked who knows how long ago.
The best use of dollars?
The cucumber was an indulgence, but it should last me several days. I marinated some of it, along with thinly sliced carrots, slivers of onion and grape tomatoes in a dish of vinegar with a little sugar, kosher salt and pepper.
This sharp-tasting "salad" was a nice appetizer, and a handful of the cherries made a fine dessert. But I filled up on much cheaper homemade curry and rice.
If I had unlimited funds, I would have run wild through the market buying purple potatoes, green beans, pattypan squash, fresh herbs and those hothouse tomatoes. But I don't. So I didn't.
In fact, I didn't even bother pricing some of the beauties I saw because I knew I couldn't justify the expenditure. Sure, they'd be delicious. But are they the best use of my food dollars?
I eat a lot of plain frozen vegetables because I can stock up when they're on sale. They're not as tasty as fresh ones, but they're considerably cheaper.
Economic realities
The farmers market is great in theory: super-fresh food, locally produced, money going to the growers. But with prices like these, buyers tend to be affluent.
I can hear some of you howling right now. I'm not rich! I've just made organic food a priority. If so, keep in mind that you have the luxury of choice. If you were a single parent or even a working couple with a kid or two, your priority might be more along the lines of "How do I fill everyone up and still pay the bills?"
According to the Farmers Market Coalition, almost 54% of the more than 6,100 markets nationwide accept WIC coupons and 26% accept the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (formerly known as food stamps). Theoretically that's swell, but the same economic reality applies: Those with limited resources, whether dollars or an EBT card, must stretch them as far as possible.
Put another way: The money I spent on cherries would have bought 8 pounds of rice at an Asian market near my home. When I was at my lowest point financially, I'd definitely have bought the rice.
When the cherries are gone, I'll go back to cheaper fruit, which at this time of year means bananas and oranges. A few days ago I bought a 99-cent bag of "manager's special" apples, cut out a few bruises and made a quart of chunky applesauce -- very tasty and, more to the point, a little more than 12 cents per serving.
My neighbors are hungry
Would I rather eat $3.99-a-pound cherries every day? Sure. Will I? Probably not.
While I want to support local farmers, I don't even like paying $3.99 a pound for meat. Paying that much for fruit just isn't going to happen very often, especially given how easy it is to go through a pound of cherries.
Of course, I too have the luxury of choice. Technically I could buy all my produce there, but I want to be more careful with my food dollars. The money I don't spend on organic food is helping me go visit relatives (and to help some of them financially), build my emergency fund, fund a retirement plan and contribute to a local food bank.
That food bank sent out an email this morning asking for help. Its cupboards are nearly bare because the caseload has doubled in the past two years. The money I spent at the farmers market would buy 48 food-bank meals, according to Feeding America. While I can't save the world, I can eat more bananas and applesauce.
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PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) — Peter Bhatia is leaving his job as editor of The Oregonian newspaper to take a teaching job at Arizona State University.
Bhatia, 60, announced his decision to the staff Thursday and the newspaper reported his departure on its website.
Bhatia joined Oregon's largest newspaper in 1993 and was managing editor and executive editor before becoming editor on Jan. 1, 2010. The newspaper won four Pulitzer Prizes during his two decades.
"I will leave with the greatest respect for my colleagues and optimism for what can be accomplished here as the company continues to grow its digital sophistication and audience," Bhatia said.
Since October, Bhatia has also been the newspaper's vice president/content of the Oregonian Media Group. It's a title that reflects the period of change for an industry that has lost circulation and advertising money as readers use their phones for news and entertainment.
The Oregonian cut staff and reduced home delivery to four days a week while shifting its emphasis to digital delivery of news. The newspaper plans to reduce the size of its newspaper next month from a broadsheet to a compact format.
Publisher N. Christian Anderson III said Bhatia did a terrific job leading the paper through the difficult transition and the Oregonian Media Group will do a national search for his replacement.
"We will miss him," Anderson said. "Still, we recognize that this new opportunity means he will be helping develop the newsrooms of the future. I can't think of a better person to lend his experience and values to students who want to be part of this exciting profession."
Bhatia's new job is at the Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication at Arizona State University. It's not a surprising move since he was recently a finalist to become dean of the University of Nebraska's College of Journalism and Mass Communications.
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From December 2005 to June 2007, Mr. Blase served as Executive Vice President, Labor Relations. Before that, he was President and Chief Executive Officer of SBC Southwest, where he was responsible for overall leadership in the SBC Southwest and SBC Southern New England Telephone (SNET) regions, including network, consumer and business sales and external affairs.
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Mr. Blase began his career with SBC at Southwestern Bell in 1979 as a customer services supervisor in the Business Marketing Organization in St. Louis. After holding a variety of positions in the marketing, revenues and public affairs organizations for Southwestern Bell and in investor relations for SBC, he became Director-Federal Regulatory for SBC in Washington, D.C.
In 1994, Mr. Blase was appointed Executive Director-Regulatory Matters for Southwestern Bell in Kansas and returned to St. Louis two years later as Managing Director-Regulatory and External Affairs for SBC. He became President-Kansas for Southwestern Bell in 1997. Later that year, he was appointed Vice President-Regulatory for Pacific Bell, where he was responsible for state regulatory relations, strategy and implementation for formal proceedings before the California Public Utilities Commission and the development of regulatory public policy.
Mr. Blase is a member of the board of trustees at Saint Louis University and the Southern Methodist University Cox School of Business. He also serves on the boards of the Boys & Girls Clubs of America and the Animal Rescue Foundation.
Mr. Blase was born and raised in St. Louis. He holds a Bachelor's degree in Political Science from Loyola University, a Master's degree in Business Administration from the University of Missouri at St. Louis and a Doctorate in Business Administration from Saint Louis University.
In addition, he is a Chartered Financial Analyst and has served as an Adjunct Professor of Finance at George Mason University.


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ORANJESTAD, Aruba (AP) — A container ship that brings essential products to Aruba on a regular basis was blamed Tuesday for an oil spill in the Dutch Caribbean island, according to authorities.
Ports Director Alfonso Boekhoudt said the spill occurred when crews tried to empty the ship's ballast tank, which was filled with oil instead of water. Authorities don't know how much oil was spilled, but Boekhoudt said cleanup crews prevented the oil from reaching nearby beaches.
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The executive director of Limmud, Raymond Simonson, has resigned to head the Jewish Community Center in London.Read More
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Australian sprinter Steven Solomon qualified for the Olympic finals in the 400 meters.Read More
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Title: Alien Uprising
Release Date: 14/12/2012
Cast: Jean-Claude Van Damme, Bianca Bree, Sean Brosnan
Directors: Dominic Burns
Genre: Sci-Fi / Action
Run Time: 101 minutes
DVD Release Date: December 17, 2012
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The only 'positive' things are there is a kind of hot girl with heavy cleavage and short skirts, there is some pretty bad ass dub step music going on almost everywhere, and Van Damme is seen here and there till the last 30 minutes of the movie.
I'll just skip ahead to the negatives section...
Dubstep is good, but too much of it and filling almost every scene with dubstep isn't gonna work. There's a party and there's dubstep, there is a fight and there's dubstep, people are being attacked by aliens and there's dubstep. It almost as if they did not have a proper sound guy for the movie and decided to add dubstep all over the movie.
Acting (as a result of directing) is horrible. Van Damme doesn't deserve to be in a crappy movie like this. I don't know why and how he got involved in this, but that's so not right.
Also the alien ship is just hovering in the sky for almost the entire movie. I'd expect a little more from the aliens during their so called uprising.
In conclusion, don't waste your money on Alien Uprising, I hear Despicable Me 2 is pretty awesome!!!
There is no sex or nudity in the movie, but there is violence at a minimal level.
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Interesting choice but other teams proved they are meant for the post season as they continued to win in impressive fashion with big wins by the Patriots, NFL week 7 is behind us but it brought plenty of great games and plenty of exciting action, but along with it plenty of controversy. In Dallas the Vikings rushed out to a halftime lead only to see it disappear in the second half and superstar running back only carried the ball 12 times. iants and the Colts. Now lets go between the lines for more fascinating numbers.
Beyond the line:
Time once again to go beyond the line this week in the NFL. I will mention in the next segment that five underdogs won outright on the board but was that the best angle? This week you would have to be a halftime player to see the best angle and that was the second half over play. Eleven out of the fourteen games scored over 19 points in the second half. If you bet the second half over blindly you would have had a monster day. In fact many of the games went over in the fourth quarter alone. In fact five teams scored over 20 points in the second half by themselves. If you are not a second half bettor it may be something you want to look into as it adds spice to wagering on a football game as well as a great way to make money or hedge your wagers.
Big Dog of the week:
This week the underdog bit again with five underdogs that won outright on the board. The Titans won in what might have been the game of the week and the Bills turned out the Ravens at home. Kansas City upset the Raiders on the road and the Bears perhaps saved their season with a win against the Eagles but neither of those teams are the dog of the week. That privileges goes to the Denver Broncos who pulled the upset off at home against the Pittsburgh Steelers. Off the bye week the Broncos needed this win after getting blown out at home against the Chargers.
Fantasy Impact Player of the Week:
This might be the easiest category to fill out this week as the fantasy impact player of the week goes to Tom Brady who continues to impress. Brady through for five touchdowns in the first half and made it look easy playing catch with Randy Moss for two deep ones. He finished with 354 yards and six touchdowns and now has 27 scoring throws on the year. Tom Brady played in the second half under some controversy as many people thought he should be benched with the big lead that the Patriots had, but perhaps they did not pay attention to the Houston game where the Texans made a come back after being down by 37-7 in the fourth quarter.
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The big game for week seven was anything but as the Jaguars lost their Quarterback to injury early in the game and then folded like a lawn chair. This week you can look for a better match up in the must see game. This week the game to watch is the Redskins and the Patriots. This may not seem like much of a game with the way the Patriots are playing this year but they face arguably the toughest defense to date and that could change the landscape of the game.
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Blizzard bans Starcraft 2 single player cheaters
Recently Blizzard launched their first mass banning of Starcraft 2 players caught cheating in online games, but those hacking the single player portion of the game have also found themselves caught up in the action. Those found to be using single player hacks such as trainers in the the campaign and in skirmish games against the AI have found themselves suspended from their Battlenet accounts for a couple of weeks, or even frozen out completely.
In an email response to a Starcraft 2 player appealing against the ban, Blizzard point out that success in the single player aspect of the game affects the achievement score of the player, which in turn affects their reputation in the online competitive world. Blizzard have been strict in the wording of past press releases, saying "if a StarCraft II player is found to be cheating or using hacks or modifications in any form, then as outlined in our end user license agreement, that player can be permanently banned from the game. This means that the player will be permanently unable to log in to Battle.net to play StarCraft II with his or her account."
CheatHappens reported yesterday that users were being banned for using one of their trainers, a program that allows players to activate cheats to give grant themselves invincibility, infinite resources and to reveal the map in campaign games and single player skirmishes. The CheatHappens Content Editor Chris O'Rorke has responded to the bans by saying "as long as these cheats don't affect anyone but the person using them, why does anyone care? It's not affecting any type of online ladders or standings or interrupting another person's game. Some people argue that "achievements" can easily be gained by using cheats and this is the reason for banning people. Again, achievements are meant to mark a certain individual's milestones within the game. They have no bearing on multiplayer standings, matches or games, regardless of what Blizzard might say."
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