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The people in the New Prague area had a strong commitment to building an area Community Center with an ice arena as the first phase of the project. The population growth in our area was one of the highest for small towns in Minnesota. Participation in ice skating sports for boys and girls was growing. The availability of ice rental time had dramatically diminished to a point of major concern for the New Prague Hockey Association and High School teams. Space for indoor recreational, athletic, and community activities was in high demand. The need for a multiple use facility was becoming a high priority.
A group of community volunteers began to make it a reality when they became organized as a Task Force in February 1995. Their mission was to develop and implement a plan to construct a facility that would bring a wide variety of community participation. Visits were made to other arenas in our area, and Information was obtained from the Minnesota Amateur Sports Commission, the Minnesota Amateur Hockey Association and the Minnesota Ice Arena Managers' Association. A business plan was constructed and implemented; committees were formed to organize the many volunteer�s efforts.
Work intensified in the Spring of 1995. The location was selected and preliminary plans for the building were drawn. Construction costs were estimated, and an operating financial plan was projected. The major discussion centered on the financing of the building. Once the Mighty Ducks legislation had passed, work began on our application for a grant; as well as the fund raising plan. With financial restraints on our cities and schools we knew that we could not look to them for financial support for a project of this size. Major funds would have to come through private and business donations and in kind contributions of labor and materials from a variety of local businesses and partners.
The Task Force officially became the New Prague Area Community Center Association, Inc., with a Board of Directors in July 1995. An informational brochure was published, efforts to build community support for the project continued and fund raising efforts began.
Raising funds continued through the fall and winter. When the New Prague Community Center received the Mighty Ducks Grant, the goal was met. In August of 1996 a groundbreaking ceremony made it official, and the Community Center was to become a reality. On December 1, 1996 the Community Center officially opened when the first New Prague/Montgomery/Lonsdale High School hockey game was played.
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And he also plays those low octaves with his 2nd and 5th finger… Sometimes I wish I had hands that size, but then I think of teeny tiny Alicia de Larrocha, who can barely reach an octave yet plays with such fiery virtuosity, proof that we small handed people can overcome the odds *grin*
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Thereafter, more diversity was shown between iPhone and iPad users.
Vine, Google Maps, Snapchat, Instagram, Facebook, Pandora Radio and "Despicable Me: Minion Rush" comprised positions four to ten on iPhone.
iPad users, however, displayed different preferences, downloading Calculator for iPad Free, Skype for iPad, Netflix, "Despicable Me: Minion Rush," iBooks, Facebook, and The Weather Channel for iPad in that order.
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i've used the previous version of the nostromo (nostromo speedpad N52 or some such thing). i've been using it for years now and can't say enough good about it. once you have it worked into you MMO lifestyle its hard to live without. two thumbs way up.
Pretty much echoing this. Used it since the Quake 3 days onward for every title I've played. I wouldn't play WoW without it, plain and simple. I've tanked my way through all 6 years of WoW on my warrior with it.
I have recommended the same thing to people when trying that or the Naga out: try it on an alt. Don't make big changes to your main's UI until you are comfortable with it and how you can make it work. Definitely worth giving a chance for, just double check your keybinds on a test dummy or in BGs!
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I've been craving empanadas lately. I went searching for some new place called Venga Empanadas last weekend, but I couldn't find it.
Does anyone have any trust empanada sources they wish to share?
re: kirinraj
Rodger's Coffee & Tea on 20th btwn Mission & Valencia serves both chicken and vegan empanadas. Guy at the counter said they were Sabores del Sur. Not sure if they plan to carry other fillings. They appear to be parbaked then they finish them in one of those crazy ovens Subway uses to toast their sandwich in 30 seconds. I ordered a chicken one, came out a good temperature, a little burnt around the edges, but otherwise fine. Filling was good, if a little salty. Mostly chicken and sauce with one black olive and a chunk of hardboiled egg. $4.50, big enough for a light lunch.
Mexico D.F. has "quesadillas" that are actually more like empanadas. Forgiving the obvious disconnect between what they call them and what they actually are, they are very good. I believe they are using tortillas to make them, but they're fried and doughy like an empanada. Go figure. It's worth popping into the bar to enjoy a beer and a plate of these things.
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When I've had DF style, empanada-like quesadillas here, they're made with fresh masa. The number of things that can be called an empanada or a quesadilla is really mind-boggling and new forms continue to surprise and delight me.
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I don't know enough about Nicaraguan cuisine to know whether it is the norm for empanadas of that country, but the "shell" of the empanadas at The Nicaragua Restaurant in SF (on Mission between 26th and Cesar Chavez), is mashed plantain. The ground beef and rice version is quite tasty and quite large and filling. (In the neighborhood of $3.)
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Fonda has a fantastic version stuffed with mushrooms and flavored with epazote.
One of the best empanadas I've had was at Zarzuela but I don't see it on the menu any longer, and it was only one item.
These are among the best I've had: El Porteno. My favorites are the beef, the banana with dulce de leche, and (when available) the humita.
The pastry is thin and flaky--just thick enough to keep the fillings from bursting out. They come frozen, but reheat very nicely in the oven in a few minutes. At $3 a piece, they are not cheap, but the ingredients are first-rate, and I'd rather have these than the huge, doughy things that are more readily available.
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El Porteno looks good, but their website indicates they sell at the Burlingame and San Mateo Farmers' markets. Do you know if they also sell in S.F.? And/or does anybody have any leads on good empanadas closer to Oakland/Berkeley/S.F.?
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alemany farmers market is in san francisco, near the mission. thats where sabores del sur is. They have chicken and beef empanadas (chilean style)
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You might want to call El Porteno, I believe they are at another market not listed on their website--in Oakland, I think--and are trying to get into the Belmont Sunday market .
Venga's empanadas are indeed very tasty. But it doesn't exactly have a storefront. You have to order in advance (by phone or online, www.vengaempanadas.com) then go pick them up at Stable Cafe. Minimum of a dozen. Stable also sells them individually a couple days a week, though they cost more that way. I recommend the beef and the mushroom!
If you like Filipino empanadas, then get them from Red Ribbon Bakery (the only in Daly City is better than the one in SF inside Jollibe). They have chicken or beef and they are the best empanadas I've had. I even bring some home to my family in Chicago because they love them too. The pastry is doughy (in a good way) and the filling is not made wit fatty meat, just yummy shredded chicken or beef in a tasty sauce.
Cafe Valparaiso, the little Chilean restaurant attached to La Peña on Shattuck
at the Berkeley/Oakland border has a number of different kinds on their menu.
I haven't had one recently enough to remember any specific details, but we generally
get a couple when eating there and I don't remember ever being unhappy.
Cafe Valparaiso
3105 Shattuck Ave, Berkeley, CA 94705
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that place is very good for empanadas. I was going to put it, but forgot the name.
Adding some links:
Stable Cafe
2128 Folsom St, San Francisco, CA
Elixir Bar Services
San Francisco, CA, San Francisco, CA
Sabores del Sur
712 Bancroft Road Suite 236, Walnut Creek, CA 94596
Venga Empanadas
2937 24th street, San Francisco, CA
A couple weeks ago I stopped by el Porteño's booth at the Metreon to pick up a couple empanadas. These are Argentine style, and I did like the multi-layered, light and flaky crust. The humita one, filled with corn and sweet red pepper, was fine. What I really liked was the carmelized banana sweet one.
Then last week I was in the Ferry Building a little before 5pm and wandered into Frog Hollow. It had a sign in the baked goods case for a closing time special of 2/$6. I picked up two of the turnovers, normally $4.50 each. The carne asada one had some bits of hot fresh chili pepper but was otherwise underseasoned and stringy. I did love the buttery, rich and flaky crust though and the turnover filled with asparagus and cheese was just dreamy. Highly recommended.
Frog Hollow Farm
1 Ferry Bldg # 46, San Francisco, CA
This may sound like an odd choice, but Inka's on Mission has some fantastic empanadas. Tender and flaky dough with delicious Peruvian fillings.
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In addition to being the creator of C++, Bjarne Stroustrup is a Managing Director in the technology division of Morgan Stanley, a Visiting Professor in Computer Science at Columbia University, and a Distinguished Research Professor in Computer Science at Texas A&M University. Bjarne has written a number of books and was elected a member of the National Academy of Engineering. He will be doing a live Google + Q & A within the C++ community on August 20th, 2014 at 12:30pm EST, but has agreed to answer your questions first. As usual, ask as many as you'd like, but please, one per post.
Joshua Lifton says you can learn to type at 225 words per minute with his Stenosaurus, an open source stenography keyboard that has a not-there-yet website with nothing but the words, "Stenography is about to evolve," on it as of this writing. If you've heard of Joshua it's probably because he's part of the team behind Crowd Supply, which claims, "Our projects raise an average of $43,600, over twice as much as Kickstarter." A brave boast, but there's plenty of brainpower behind the company. Joshua, himself. has a PhD from MIT, which according to his company bio means, "he's devoted a significant amount of his time learning how to make things that blink." But the steno machine is his own project, independent of Crowd Supply.
Stenotype machines are usually most visible when court reporters are using them. They've been around since the 1800s, when their output was holes in paper tape. Today's versions are essentially chorded keyboards that act as computer input devices. (Douglas Engelbart famously showed off a chorded keyboard during his 1968 Mother of All Demos.) Today you have The Open Steno Project, and Stenosaurus is a member. And while Joshua's project may not have an actual website quite yet, it has an active blog. And the 225 WPM claim? Totally possible. The world record for English language stenography is 360 WPM. And you thought the Dvorak Keyboard was fast. Hah! (Alternate Video Link)
Last week you had the chance to pose questions to James Cameron and director John Bruno about their film, Deepsea Challenge 3D. We included some of those questions when we sat down with them to talk about the submersible and the movie. Below you'll find that conversation.
Most of us don't think of Microsoft when our thoughts turn to open source. This is probably because the company's main products, Windows and Office, are so far from open that just thinking about them probably violates their user agreement.. But wait! says Olivier Bloch, Senior Technical Evangelist at Microsoft Open Technologies, Inc., we have lots and lots of open source around here. Look at this. And this and this and even this. Lots of open source. Better yet, Olivier works for Microsoft Open Technologies, Inc., not directly for the big bad parent company. Watch the video or read the transcript, and maybe you'll figure out where Microsoft is going with their happy talk about open source. (Alternate Video Link)
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In the late afternoon on Saturday, March 16th we entered the legendary Amazon River. It is 200 miles wide at the mouth! We knew we were in the right area when we saw the brown color of the water flowing into the sea. Some staggering statistics of this great waterway which flows through the region of Amazonia: Amazonia covers 1/3 of Brazil, or more than 2 ½ million square miles and supplies ¼ of the world's fresh water. It is 4,080 miles long!
On Sunday morning we stopped and anchored for several hours as the ship was cleared for entrance to the river and we picked up two River Pilots who will be with us for the next 6 days including 5 ports of call. I simply cannot believe we are here!.
Happy Saint Patrick's Day, everyone. By the way, check the Crystal Serenity's ship web cams – nice chance to see what it looks like to be on a ship sailing on the Amazon River!
We saw a few small houses scattered along the banks in the few hundred miles we traveled upriver, in from the ocean.
Kids paddled out to get a look at us. I absolutely cannot believe we are here!
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Here are the government allegations that reference Blagojevich's frustration with the Obama Camp's apparent unwillingness to pay Blagojevich for appointing Obama's presumed favorite as Senator.
101. c. ROD BLAGOJEVICH said that the consultants (Advisor B and another consultant are believed to be on the call at that time) are telling him that he has to "suck it up" for two years and do nothing and give this "motherf**ker [the President-elect] his senator. F**k him. For nothing? F**k him."
ROD BLAGOJEVICH states that he will put "[Senate Candidate 4]" in the Senate "before I just give f**king [Senate Candidate 1] a f**king Senate seat and I don't get anything." (Senate Candidate 4 is a Deputy Governor of the State of Illinois). ROD BLAGOJEVICH stated that he needs to find a way to take the "financial stress" off of his family and that his wife is as qualified or more qualified than another specifically named individual to sit on corporate boards.
According to ROD BLAGOJEVICH, "the immediate challenge [is] how do we take some of the financial pressure off of our family." Later in the phone call, ROD BLAGOJEVICH stated that absent getting something back, ROD BLAGOJEVICH will not pick Senate Candidate 1.
HARRIS re-stated ROD BLAGOJEVICH's thoughts that they should ask the President-elect for something for ROD BLAGOJEVICH's financial security as well as maintain his political viability.
HARRIS said they could work out a three-way deal with SEIU and the President-elect where SEIU could help the President-elect with ROD BLAGOJEVICH's appointment of Senate Candidate 1 to the vacant Senate seat, ROD BLAGOJEVICH would obtain a position as the National Director of the Change to Win campaign, and SEIU would get something favorable from the President-elect in the future.
d. One of ROD BLAGOJEVICH's advisors said he likes the idea, it sounds like a good idea, but advised ROD BLAGOJEVICH to be leery of promises for something two years from now. ROD BLAGOJEVICH's wife said they would take the job now. Thereafter, ROD BLAGOJEVICH and others on the phone call discussed various ways ROD BLAGOJEVICH can "monetize" the relationships he is making as Governor to make money after ROD BLAGOJEVICH is no longer Governor.
102. Later on November 10, 2008, ROD BLAGOJEVICH and Advisor A discussed the open Senate seat. Among other things, ROD BLAGOJEVICH raised the issue of whether the President-elect could help get ROD BLAGOJEVICH's wife on "paid corporate boards right now." Advisor A responded that he "think[s] they could" and that a "President-elect . . . can do almost anything he sets his mind to."
ROD BLAGOJEVICH states that he will appoint "[Senate Candidate 1 [[Obama's presumed favorite]]] . . . but if they feel like they can do this and not f**king give me anything . . . then I'll f**king go [Senate Candidate 5]." (Senate Candidate 5 is publicly reported to be interested in the open Senate seat). ROD BLAGOJEVICH stated that if his wife could get on some corporate boards and "picks up another 150 grand a year or whatever" it would help ROD BLAGOJEVICH get through the next several years as Governor. . . .
104. On November 11, 2008, ROD BLAGOJEVICH talked with JOHN HARRIS about the Senate seat. ROD BLAGOJEVICH suggested starting a 501(c)(4) organization (a non-profit organization that may engage in political activity and lobbying) and getting "his (believed to be the President-elect's) friend Warren Buffett or some of those guys to help us on something like that."
HARRIS asked, "what, for you?" ROD BLAGOJEVICH replied, "yeah."
Later in the conversation, ROD BLAGOJEVICH stated that if he appoints Senate Candidate 4 to the Senate seat and, thereafter, it appears that ROD BLAGOJEVICH might get impeached, he could "count on [Senate Candidate 4], if things got hot, to give [the Senate seat] up and let me parachute over there." HARRIS said, "you can count on [Senate Candidate 4] to do that."
Later in the conversation, ROD BLAGOJEVICH said he knows that the President-elect wants Senate Candidate 1 for the Senate seat but "they're not willing to give me anything except appreciation. F**k them."
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The source of morality
Many times religious people claim that atheist people are immoral, because they have no reason to be good. Claim is false, ungrounded and impudent but it has a point. Atheist people have no base for their morality. When there is no divine ruler; nothing is sacred, everything is permitted. But it is not! Why? Because not! I dumped old beliefs that prohibits samegender sex, or intercourse before wedding or eating pig meat etc. Still my morales very similar with what religion gave us, and when they can say "God forbid it" I can't say anything. I need those explanations. I need proofs that shows incest, bestiality, necrophilia is obnoxious and bad. I need proofs that shows wars ar ugly and bad.
Otherwise someone will just say, the siblings loved each other what is wrong with that? War is best way to develop technology is totally legit and necessary. Torchere is necessary, it can not be removed. No it is mean and ugly! Would you like to be torchered? Why am I a criminal?
I tried to build my own reason. I changed "the good" and "the bad" to "the flawed" and "unflawed" act. Now I can give reasons by revealing flaws of the act I do not approve. It made sense to me. But it is very subjective.
So what do you think about it. If you're not religious, what is your morales based on? Or what community should base their morale on it?
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May 30 2013: The source of morality - nature, nurture and hopefully some personal thought on how best to treat other people, what reduces suffering, improves the human condition, and constitutes a good life.
In regards to gods and goddesses being a source of morality - well I suggest we don't know if any of these actually exist. The various spiritual revelations of what is moral conflict. In many cases our morality is more enlightened than that in old scriptures that endorse slavery, murdering homosexuals, adulterers, infidels, unruly children and people who break the sabbath.
Blindly accepting this or that supposed morality from this or that prophet or preacher is a sad waste of our intellect and the best of our humanity.
If there is a creator god, then it is not reasonable to automatically assume whatever it orders is moral. This is simply divine command. If a god says its okay to keep and beat slaves, it does not make it moral. A gods morality is just as subjective as a humans and subject to the same analysis.
The challenge is perhaps agreeing on basis for assessing morality. Personally I look at what reduces suffering and enriches conscious life. I tend to think enlightenment values, humanism and human rights are a good foundation.
Another useful test say of a policy, is would you support it if you might be randomly placed in the shoes of anyone anywhere in your community, country or planet earth for that instance.
Unfortunately folks who believe in the conflicting commands supposedly revealed by mutually exclusive god and goddess concepts generally think these commands supersede what we would normally consider moral or immoral if it was not under the banner of divine command.
Eternal punishment of created beings by their creator must be the most immoral concept I have ever heard of.
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May 30 2013: Hi Don, there is also energy and the natural forces gravity etc.
Also scientists talk about dark matter and energy.
The natural universe is quite amazing, large and complex.
Why is there anything? Why are things this way?
I don't know. But I don't find saying a god did it and this is the way god wanted things a satisfactory explanation. It doesn't explain anything really. You just have more questions.
May 30 2013: @ Obey You make good points. If we must realise many scripture is subjective, its revealed to that Time period and objectives by the Clan or Community it came to. So yes you are correct on human morals
But lets look at the humanities legislation is respect thereof. What we accept as Morals and ethics. If there was no divine scripture or divine rules. What would society look like.
Since Incest is but a word in the Scriptures it bears no meaning to our current Generations that belief that there infatuation supersede divine law. Science has determined that same genetic, weakens the DNA strain and Leads to lots of Abnormalities. So how did past communities know this remember, that period of time is very close to Darwin's prediction of Evolutions. So do we carry this divine ruling from primate customs. If so how low have we fallen, we disregard the rule of nature, that is elevated only by our inferior species.
We have to look at the matter more holistically not just at scripture. lets discuss the Morality found in beast. Do they perform any of the acts we feel is our Human rights? if not what station do we hold?. If so are we equal to the Swine because he grovels and eat his own excrements. When we intoxicated we act low than that. So do we blame scriptures for everything when its a manual and a rulebook or the itinerary of past prophets.
We are now more intellectual than our primitive forefathers that regarded the world as Flat. They were 'ignorant and dumb'. Our intelligence is measure in IQ. But does that benefit society? does our intellectuals show a better class than our forefathers. do the intellectuals morals increase our level of ascension. Is there proof where the soul resides since scriptures are so backdated. If there is any evidence to the contrary that is better? Why break the mould. Break the mould of the immorality and inequality as it does not serve humanity.
if we do not have empathy we have no compassion, humanity dies due to that ignorance.
May 30 2013: Hi yusuf, I suggest men invented religion and gods, so it is natural the associated morale tennants reflect the time and place of their origin.
We can have morals without religion. Religion did not invent Moral laws or tenants. They just ascribed them to this or that god.
I can think of good reasons for laws or taboos against incest, murder etc.
I'm not sure if we are more intelligent than humans some thousands of years ago. We just have the benefit of a greater knowledge base.
I'm not sure we have a soul in the religious sense, but I suggest humanist morals or those based on reducing suffering and improving the human condition are far superior to most old religious beliefs. You can teach and model morals without religion. We don't need fear of hell or divine ccommandd beliefs. The least religious countries such as Sweden don't seem too bad. All the atheists are not running around committing incest.
Most convicted murders, rapists, child molesters believe in gods I guess.
Most of us do have empathy. Religion did not invent empathy, or murder, it just wove this or that god or goddesses into stories.
May 30 2013: Good points Obey, as Yusuf says:>)
You ask..."If there was no divine scripture or divine rules. What would society look like."
I believe our world might look and feel more safe without some divine scripture or divine rules.
You say "Since Incest is but a word in the Scriptures it bears no meaning to our current Generations that belief that there infatuation supersede divine law."
That has not been my experience as I volunteered in a women's shelter, where we had several very young girls pregnant by their father, brother or uncle....sometimes multiple times.
That is bad enough. The next part is sickening....the famlies were such good christian families, they didn't agree with birth control or abortion, so the very young girl (sometimes 10-12) was forced by her "good christian family" to carry the child that she was carrying (because of incest) to term. They believed, because they were told by their church leaders that abortion and birth control are morally wrong. Raping a young member of their family was apparently ok.
For you to say "Incest is but a word in the Scriptures it bears no meaning to our current Generations that belief that there infatuation supersede divine law", tells me that you have no idea how the words in the scriptures are impacting many people in our world.
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The Jazz saw likely Rookie of the Year Michael Carter-Williams at his best Wednesday night.
Carter-Williams finished with 19 points, five rebounds and eight assists as Philadelphia pushed Utah to the limit before falling, 105-100, at EnergySolutions Arena.
Carter-Williams was the 11th overall pick in the 2014 draft. The Jazz took their starting point guard, Trey Burke, with the No. 9 pick after moving up to get him.
Burke finished with seven points, two rebounds and two assists in the matchup of top rookie point guards. Asked if the Jazz passing on him factored into his outstanding play against them, Carter-Williams smiled slightly.
"I think it gives me a little bit of an edge — a chip on my shoulder … competitiveness," he said. "But Trey's a great player. The Jazz made a great choice."
According to Philadelphia coach Brett Brown, Carter-Williams played "one of his best games" against Utah.
"I thought Michael played with great poise," Brown explained. "He could have handled this particular match-up in different ways, but I thought he grew tonight.
"He played with a level of sophistication and pace and poise. He ran things that needed to be run. He's starting to understand how to get his shot ... and he did it under a calm flow to the game."
Carter-Williams agreed with his coach.
"Yeah, it was probably one of my best [games]," he said. "I thought, defensively, I did well locking in. Offensively, I made some shots and made some floaters and found my teammates when they were open. So I found that balance, I thought, was good."
For Philadelphia, the defeat to the Jazz was its eighth in a row.
Compared to a 123-78 loss to the Clippers in Los Angeles and a 123-80 loss at Golden State in their previous two games, however, the 76ers made a remarkable turnaround in Utah.
Philadelphia rallied from a 14-point deficit with 10 minutes remaining to tie the game, 91-91. But the Sixers could not finish their comeback.
Said Brown: "... To get humbled the way we did the last few games and to be down on the roas in a loud building, I'm proud of what we did."
Evan Turner led Philadelphia with 21 points.
"We battled, we competed," he said. "Once again, it's all about trying to be consistent. We did some good things and gave ourselves a chance to win. But the last couple of minutes, we kind of sank down."
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• Philadelphia rookie point guard Michael Carter-Williams finishes with 19 points, five rebounds and eight assists in 37 minutes.
• The 76ers rally from a 14-point deficit in the final 10 minutes, but they can't finish the comeback in a 105-100 loss to Utah.
• The Sixers lose their season-high eighth straight game despite holding the Jazz without a point for 6:04 in the fourth quarter.


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The New York-based David Liebman Big Band (DLBB) under the direction of saxophonist Gunnar Mossblad is made up of some of New York's most experienced and creative jazz musicians - performers who are recording artists in their own right. The DLBB features original compositions by Liebman, covering his various periods of his forty-plus year career. The arrangements by such well known artists such as Vince Mendoza and Jim McNeely feature Lieb out front on soprano sax. Both the first recording Beyond the Line (Omnitone) and the followup Live: As Always (Mama Records) have received critical acclaim. What makes the music interesting beyond the stellar performances is that each arrangment is by a different musician, setting the stage for interesting contrasts between selections, all reflecting the grand scale of Lieb's eclectic tastes and skills. The DLBB breaks the bonds of traditional big-band sounds.
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The Library of Congress and Columbia University are creating a web-based clearinghouse of information about best practices for preserving significant geospatial data. Project manager William LeFurgy gives us a peek.
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Professor at National Defense University teaches the basics of leadership to future government leaders.
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Chairman says government buying power should be saving taxpayers money; instead, dollars are wasted because of implementation delays.
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FEMA's Fugate on changes to the Stafford Act
Senate subcommittee looks at Stafford Act and how it may need some reform.
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National Archives attorney offers e-mail counsel
Current federal regulations are fairly explicit on the kinds of federal agency records that must be kept by law. But what happens when the law hasn't kept up with changes in communications in the Internet age? A government attorney who has helped almost every federal agency comply with records management regulations addresses a recent National Archives conference.
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CDC cuts red tape and wins awards doing it
We meet the CDC fed awarded for her "spirit of innovation and get it done' mindset" - Nancy Norton, a contracting officer and team leader for the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's Procurement and Grants Office.
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Feds expand virtual worlds use
Over a year ago, the U.S. Army, and other branches of the military, were experimenting with the use of the virtual worlds social media site "Second Life" as a recruitment tool. Since that time, the military has branched out into using virtual worlds technology as a tool for collaboration. Now, civilian branches of government are looking to do the same thing. Federal News Radio's Max Cacas has our exclusive coverage of the Third annual Federal Consortium for Virtual Worlds Conference, which concludes today at the National Defense University here in D.C..
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Industry Chatter: Lisa Mascolo of Accenture
The concept of doing "even more with even less" is a step beyond "doing more with less." Lisa Mascolo of Accenture has some ideas for doing it.
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OMB's Sunstein links records and open government
The Obama Administration believes that one of the major planks of an open and transparent government is the ready access to public information by citizens. One of the top federal officials involved in managing the federal government's rules and regulations says those who maintain the government's paper and electronic records are the "backbone of a transparent and open government."
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Industry Chatter: Ryan McCullough of Govplace
VP/Federal on performance-based contracting; prime/sub relationships; "inherently governmental"; and objections on cloud computing and data center consolidation.
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Dr. Howard Murad, famed Dermatologist, pharmacist, researcher, author and founder of the Murad line of products, makes himself accessible to all beauty professionals in order to help YOU help your clients.
With winter approaching, we asked Dr. Murad if there was anything estheticians and beauty professionals can and should do to guide their clients to maintaining and perfecting their skin during harsh weather.
"A common misconception is that once the summer ends people feel like they can put away their sunscreen," says Dr. Murad. "Just because the sun does not seem as strong during the winter does not mean it is not there. It is so important to remind your clients to wear a sunscreen everyday that not only protects you from UVA/UVB rays, but also helps keep cells healthy by fighting off free radical damage.
"It is also important to keep skin hydrated properly during the winter. Depending on where you live your skin can go through dramatic changes when the weather shifts. Dehydration of the skin causes the appearance of premature aging and wrinkles."
He then offered one easy way to keep hydrated. "Eat your water! Colorful raw fruits and vegetables are the best form of water for your cells since they provide structured water which stays in your system long enough for your body to put it to good use. As a bonus, these great sources of water are rich in cell-protecting antioxidants and health-enhancing fiber. Your skin will look and feel healthier even in the harsh winter weather."
On top of this, Dr. Murad suggests that you remind your clients to continue to visit the spa regularly for facials and treatments, and continue to use the right products to protect their skin.


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Damn. Can't a girl catch a break these days? Now that it looks like the chances of a reconciliation with Robert Pattinson are dwindling -- there are rumors going around that Kristen Stewart is a lesbian.
Yep. Apparently the fact that she was spotted hanging out with her friend Alicia has some folks speculating over whether or not she's decided to give up on men altogether. You know ... because there's absolutely no justifiable reason why Kristen would want to be friends with a female other than getting romantic with her.
And no, you aren't imagining things. A little less than a year ago, there was talk about Kristen dumping Rob for a woman, so this seems to be kind of a trend for her when she's single. (I mean people saying she's a lesbian, not that she's actually into dating women.)
Gah. I know she's rich and famous and all that jazz -- but I'm thinking it probably kind of sucks to be KStew right about now. Every day, there's a new report about her getting back together with Rob, not speaking to Rob, being heartbroken and crying over Rob -- and now finding comfort in the arms of a woman because she's so upset about their relationship being on the outs.
More from The Stir: Kristen Stewart Hangs With the 1 Friend Robert Pattinson Isn't Dating ... YET!
Why isn't she allowed to have female friends who are nothing more than friends like every other 23-year-old? Why do some people assume that just because she and Rob haven't been seen together in a while automatically means she's decided to switch teams? I'm sorry, but I really think we need to cut the poor girl some slack. Celebrity or not, she should be able to hang out with whomever she damn well pleases without all these wacky stories being made up about her love life.
And on the off-chance she is getting flirty with this Alicia chick? Who cares?!? Whom she is or is not dating really isn't any of our concern anyway. (Unless it's Rob. Then we just can't help but want to stick our noses in her business.)
Do you honestly think Kristen is a lesbian?
Image via Pacific Coast News
I don't ever really comment in articles about Kristin because I really don't care about her, but this is just so silly. My senior year of highschool I didn't have a boyfriend (we had broken up at the beginning of the year and I just wasn't interested in any of the other guys). For prom I went with a female friend (she was in the same boat, recently broke up with a lonterm boyfriend and just not ready for another). The school lost it's collective shit. All night, and for weeks after, we were aked if we were dating and lesbians. Seriously people? If a woman doesn't have a man 24/7 she's gotta be gay?
Wha ti swrong with girls hanging out, guys do it all the time
Okay my keyboard and I weren't wronging well this morning. It is suppose to say this:
What is wrong with girls hanging out, guys do it all the time.
Wow, hypocritical much? First, as I see it, you all are delighting in reporting every day on the, 'they're back together, no they're broken up, he's pining for her, she's pining for him' crap-fest. All while, you are also reporting every other day that Rob is dating everything with female parts he's been seen with (usually playing up that they might have breathed the same air as Kristen once, so they must be BFFs). Now, you're calling out the rumour mill for saying she might be gay because she's photographed with her girlfriend? LOL!!! To quote, 'you're mood swings are giving me whiplash'.
Caryn Burton, I wish there was a like button, I would like your comments.
You people write the worst articles on these two. You reach for any crap you can, it is hysterical. Leave them alone and if you really have no idea what is going on in their lives, please stop making up this crap. It is nausiating. Can anyone on your staff write an article that isn't a bunch of bull?
you, author of this is a BULL SHIT!!!
Just because two girls hanging out together do not made them lesbian. You people need to find better thing to writer about then them. Why can you leave them alone for once. Give they time an you will see Rob and Kristen back together again and happy too


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|March 1999: Vol. 78, No. 2
|Making an impact
In 1957, Jack Loizeaux (BS '40) imploded his first building with explosives. Four decades later, the Loizeaux family is world-famous for reducing huge structures to dust.
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|Self-defense for your mind
A UGA history professor argues that students must learn historynot to memorize facts, but to arm themselves against others' interpretations of the past.
|Why can't the rest of campus look like this?
The new Physical Master Plan imagines what UGA would be like if the beauty of North Campus could be replicated throughout the University's 600 acres.
|A possible dream
Erwin Mitchell's (JD '48) crusade to educate the influx of Spanish-speaking children into Dalton, Ga., has turned an educational crisis into a cultural opportunity.
|"We went to Vietnam and some of us came back"
The terrible beauty of Vietnam art brought five former soldiers together. Their work appears in a wonderful new book published by the National Vietnam Veterans Museum in Chicago.
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The Internet gets caught in the crossfire as two journalism professorsformer Associated Press correspondent Conrad Fink and Web-site guru Scott Shampdebate its merits.
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The Best Cheeses For Tacos: Plus 8 Cheesy Taco Filling Ideas
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The other day, I was perusing the internet for some new ideas for an upcoming Super Bowl party. Somehow, after wandering down a meandering web path of odd finger foods and less-than-stellar game day snacks, I had a revelation about tacos. And cheese.
Read on for eight new thoughts on taco fillings and cheeses to accompany them.
Want the taco pictured above? Get the recipe: Charred Corn Tacos in Crispy All-Cheese Taco Shells at Serious Eats
My first thought, regarding tacos: Why oh why are hard tacos like, virtually non-existent? Secondly, why doesn't a slider version of a taco shell — that is, a mini one — exist? Wouldn't that be just downright... cute? And wouldn't that inspire lots and lots of different possibilities for fillings?
My discovery: Mini tacos do exist, and you can have them, too. And cute they are. Information at the end of this post.
Then I got to thinking about fillings. And with thoughts of filling come thoughts of cheese.
When you're constructing a taco, think about the bulk of the interior, and how you can complement it with cheese. Look beyond the typical cheeses you'd imagine between two crispy folds of tortilla, and envision what another one of your favorites could do for you in an taco-ed application. Considering cheese choices that you might not typically consider taco-friendly might inspire you to think a bit outside of the shell. Consider these:
8 of the Best Cheesy Taco Combos
The cheese: Manchego
The filling: Fresh chorizo, salsa verde, sour cream
The cheese: Fontina
The filling: Roasted garlic, roasted mushrooms, and Mexican oregano
The cheese: Swiss
The filling: Pulled chicken, roasted tomatillos, and radishes
The cheese: Cheddar
The filling: Ground beef, spicy crema, fresh jalepenos, and pickled carrots
The cheese: Fresh ricotta and parmesan
The filling: Roasted poblanos
The cheese: Mozzarella or Pepper Jack
The filling: Hard chorizo, sauteed chard, hominy
The cheese: Idiazabal or Mahon
The filling: Pulled pork, avocado, and cilantro
The cheese: Feta
The filling: Pork belly, pineapple, and mint
And try them in the mini versions! At Dreamer's Gourmet, you can find blue corn, yellow corn, and red tomato flavors of mini corn tortilla taco shells. They're $40 for 100 shells. In such small format, you'll have no excuse not to explore a bevvy of fillings.
(Image credits: J. Kenji Lopez-Alt for Serious Eats)
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There are so many good Mexican cheeses, and not one made your list? A queso fresco crumbled into a spicy pulled or stewed chicken (or by itself, seared then simmered in garlicky tomato sauce with poblano chiles), a melted chihuahua with sauteed chorizo and cilantro, or an anejo or cotija with pickled onions and grilled pork
I think the author was simply encouraging us to think beyond traditional Mexican cheeses, as these are the ones that might tend to come to mind first (and delicious they are indeed!) I for one appreciate these new ideas for pairings, and really enjoyed this post. Thanks!
@joelfinkle I totally agree. I'm good with exploring new combos and like the ideas, but not a single traditional Mexican cheese listed? I feel fairly confident saying there are plenty of folks who read this blog who could to be encouraged to try those varieties just as much as say a Manchego.
Fuzzy's Tacos, a chain in Colorado (and possibly elsewhere, no clue) serves Feta on their tacos when I think what they meant to do was serve queso fresco. Being a Texan it's just all kinds of wrong and tastes funny. Sadly I fear they don't know any better. That being said, the suggested feta, pork belly, pineapple, and mint sounds adventurous and delightful - and intentional!
I've found Taco Bell brand mini taco shells at Walmart and other grocery stores.
One can't find queso fresco where I live...it is truly sad as a Mexican food lover.
I love sharp chedder with carne asada and guacamole
Fuzzy's started in Fort Worth and I think the feta they use is a great idea. Goes great with the garlic beef tacos. There is some sort of tangy mexican cheese that is very similar to feta that ive had at some "real" mexican places.


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Craig has toured to Moscow, Russia with BBII and was part of the International Exchange Program with Blue Lake Fine Arts Camp touring to Germany, Italy and France in 2002. He has performed as a guest in the World Ballet Competition Gala 2011 and 2012.
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Nothing But The Blood
The newest album by Riv band Ish is now available at RivChurch.com/music!
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This weekend at Riverview's Easter services, Ozay Moore debuted a new spoken word piece that coincides with our new series. Here's the video (shot at our new REO Town Venue) in case you missed it.
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We're just two weeks away from Easter, which means we're two weeks away from launching our REO Town Venue – and we couldn't be more excited.
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Easter is only 4 weeks away. That means that we are only 4 weeks away from launching our new REO Town Venue at Riverview!
Redefining my relationship with Social Media and Email (it's not you, it's me)
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Dispersing for Jesus
Instead of teaching at Riv this past weekend, I had the opportunity to be taught. Pastor James Granger took the reins at the Holt Venue and REO Town Director Justin Detmers preached at our MSU Venue. As I listened to James teach, I was struck again and again by this verse: Then they said, "Come, let us build ourselves a city and a tower with its top in the ...
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For over a year, Riverview has had a dream to start a new venue in the city of Lansing. As we looked around the city, we began to concentrate our search on the corridor from Old Town (on the north side) to REO Town (on the south side). It didn't take very long for us to realize where the best fit was and we started looking in earnest in REO Town. We already ...
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When people ask about the name "Riverview Church," I often joke, "we don't have a river or a view, but we are a church so we have that going for us." The truth is, we used to have a view of a river because we were planted on the banks of the Red Cedar on the campus of Michigan State University (you can learn more about those early days here). Our theme verse ...
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Sometimes we just need an about face. Some simple tips that can help us turn around our itchy, dry or lack luster looking skin. I know what you are thinking…what's this gonna cost me? Well, pretty much nothing but you will get paid…with plenty of compliments on your radiant looking skin. Here's some tips for an at home facial.
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- Clean. Remove all makeup.
- Mix. Start with about a half a cup of brown sugar in a cup. Add about 3 tablespoons of milk and 1 tablespoon of honey. Using your spoon combine the mixture. Using your fingers gently rub this exfoliating facial scrub in small circular motions all over your face.
- Why. The oils in brown sugar will moisturize your skin while removing dead skin. The lactic acid in milk soothes and moisturizes and honey can not only give the skin a taut appearance but it also kills bacteria and germs that can live on the skin.
- Relax. Allow the mixture to sit on your face for 15 – 20 minutes. If you can cover your eyes with cucumber slices while you relax.
- Finish. Wash your face with warm water and pat dry.
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This is a great location of the desk in order to draw on natural light
The chair is on the wrong side of the desk! The light would make reading a screen difficult, and you wouldn't be able to look out the windows.
A floating desk is great, facing or not facing the window per your preference & exposure, but with a hardwood floor, how are you running cords that are not a trip hazard?
Isn't having a back to the window bad feng shui?
Having your back to the door is bad feng shui. You should always be able to see someone approaching. Nice bright room.


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Halona Natural Perfume
Unparalleled in its freshness and superlative in its ability to bring a ray of sunlight into anyone's day.
Size: 8mL/0.25fl.oz
Country: United States
Unparalleled in its freshness and superlative in its ability to bring a ray of sunlight into anyone's day.
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Halona combines absolutely sparkling lime with the zest of fresh ginger and Eastern spices to create an unforgettable experience that will leave you bathed in a little bit of summer no matter the season.
Average rating: 4 out of 5 hearts
By Elin on April 28, 2012
Unusual, but in a good way
This is a really fresh, sweet and spicy perfume. Unusual, but fun. It's grown on me and now I wear it everyday.
By Sk on March 25, 2012
A delicious scent
I was lucky enough to receive this (and the Tallulah Jane sampler pack) as a bonus with my last order, and I'm really impressed. This scent especially is just beautiful... it's hard to describe, but it reminds me of some kind of mouthwatering candy... yet the effect is just fresh and lovely, not too saccharine or sweet. My only complaint is that it doesn't last as long as my 'regular' perfumes, although I suppose that is to be expected with a natural product.
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Directions for use
Unlike its synthetic cousins, natural perfume doesn't need chemicals to express itself. But it does need a little time to breathe. Give it a minute or two after applying for full effect.
Ethyl Alcohol (Organic Grape Alcohol), Ricinus communis (Organic Castor Oil), Parfum (Fragrance)* *100% Organic, wildcrafted or natural essential oils.