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LeAnn Rimes talks about why she cheated on her ex-husband Dean Sheremet with Shape magazine. Rimes also talks about how her body has changed over the years and how hitting the gym has gave her some sanity..
Highlights of the interview after the jump…
On her reasons for cheating:
"My relationship with Dean was great, but ultimately it wasn't a fulfilling marriage for either of us. We got married so young: I was 19 and he was 21, so as we got older, we grew apart. I understand why people are disappointed in me, especially since I grew up as America's sweetheart. I think any relationship is hard to get out of, and I don't think the way I did it was right. I truly believe there are lessons in it for me to learn. Cultivating strength from rough situations is the most important thing. After going through this, I know I can face anything."
LeAnn also talks about how exercising and going to the gym gave her a bit of sanity. Yeah, it's so easy for people to point fingers but come on people, we are no saints ourselves are we?
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Herman Cain continues his ride on the good-news wagon this morning with a CBS poll that shows him tied – for the first time — with Mitt Romney for the lead in the race for the GOP presidential nomination:
The poll shows Cain, who stood at just five percent support two weeks ago, now holding 17 percent support among Republican primary voters. That puts the former Godfather's Pizza CEO into a tie with Romney, the former Massachusetts governor, whose support has essentially held steady over the past two weeks.
See the CBS details here. A Washington Post/ABC poll on Tuesday had Romney leading, with Cain tied with Texas Gov. Rick Perry.
In Georgia, an InsiderAdvantage and Channel 2 Action News poll says the Stockbridge entrepreneur and former radio talk show host has a substantial lead in the state. From the Southern Political Report:
Cain garnered 41 percent of the vote. This mirrors his recent meteoric rise in national and state polls around the nation. Also on the rise is Georgia's former U.S. House Speaker and Georgia Newt Gingrich, who emerged from his single-digit showings in many recent polls to capture 17 percent of likely GOP voters in this latest Georgia poll.
The poll was conducted Monday among 678 likely Republican voters. MOE is 3.6 percent.
Herman Cain is also doing well among readers. Who may or may not vote. From the Associated Press:
"This is Herman Cain," a newly released memoir by the businessman and Republican presidential candidate, was in the top 10 on Amazon.com as of Tuesday afternoon. Interest in the book has soared since Cain unexpectedly won the Florida straw poll on Sept. 24.
Not to be left out, the AJC's Politifact Georgia today takes a look at GOP presidential candidate Herman Cain's assertion that the federal Environmental Protection Agency will begin regulating dust as of Jan. 1, 2012.
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie's decision to kill all talk of entrance into the 2012 GOP nomination race bodes well for Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney. From Dan Balz and the Washington Post:
There was at least one immediate dividend on Tuesday. Ken Langone, a Home Depot co-founder and GOP fundraiser who was the prime mover behind the effort to persuade Christie to run, signed up with Romney.
Also joining was Georgette Mosbacher, longtime GOP fundraiser and co-chairman of the Republican National Committee's finance committee. Others appear ready to jump aboard in the next few days.
And Politico.com reports that Alabama House Speaker Mike Hubbard will also endorse Romney this morning – an event sure to be touted by the Romney people as proof their candidate "can compete with Rick Perry for establishment support in the South."
The bright spot for Texas Gov. Rick Perry, from the Associated Press:
Perry raised more than $17 million in his first six weeks running for president, his campaign announced Tuesday, an impressive total that helps cement his status as the top alternative to Mitt Romney and counter the perception that his campaign his struggling.
Perry has raised more than $17 million since August 13, and has $15 million in cash on hand.
Meanwhile, a lagging Michele Bachmann (who tallied 1 percent in the IA/WSB poll) is focusing on the GOP base. From the Minnesota Independent:
On a conference call with supporters of Ralph Reed's Faith and Freedom coalition on Tuesday evening, presidential candidate Michele Bachmann said she would reinstate Don't Ask, Don't Tell, while agreeing with a caller who said allowing gays and lesbians to serve openly in the military would "destroy the armed forces."
U.S. Labor Secretary Hilda Solis will make an appearance at Cascade United Methodist Church in Atlanta this morning, to boost faith-based efforts to help the jobless.
That spill into the Ogeechee River – and the relatively small state fine of $1 million that it prompted – continues to roil tempers down on the coast. From the Savannah Morning News:
Five state legislators will ask the Georgia Environmental Protection Division to impose special conditions on a new discharge permit for King America Finishing, the textile company whose improper disposal of flame retardant chemicals was discovered following a massive fish kill on the Ogeechee River in May.
Specifically, the legislators want a third-party inspector to do the sampling and lab analysis of King's discharge instead of allowing the company to self report, as is the usual practice.
"I think we've all lost confidence in the system," said state Sen. Jack Hill, R-Reidsville, at a meeting of legislators, landowners and activists at the Mighty Eighth Air Force Heritage Museum Monday night. Three high-ranking EPD officials joined the meeting by telephone.
- By Jim Galloway, Political Insider
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October 5th, 2011
10:01 am
Maybe the "Gub-ment" can regulate the sawdust in Cain's noggin. Prob'ly not!!
October 5th, 2011
10:07 am
Cain will be back baking pizzas by February 2012
October 5th, 2011
10:13 am
Cain = Palin
Therefore, Georgia voters will eat it up!
October 5th, 2011
10:23 am
I hope Cain gets the nomination. Perhaps when he loses in a landslide, the republican primary voters will finally learn that the rest if the electorate in this country is not as extreme in their views and won't vote for their nut cases.
October 5th, 2011
10:38 am
If anybody has any doubt left whether the Tea Baggers are whack-a-doodles or not, you only need to look at the GOP poll numbers for the past 3 months:
August – Sarah Palin #1
September – Rick Perry #1
October – Herman Cain #1
November – Who's next???
The Baggers are about as fickle and flakey as it gets. My prediction for November: Hank Williams, Jr.
October 5th, 2011
10:42 am
I suggest everyone who thinks the republicans in the primary are "extreme" look back to 2008 and how Obama beat Clinton in the democratic primary. He ran far to the left of Clinton. In my view many of his primary positions were very extreme. During the general Obama and the national press forgot about Obama's primary talking points as Obama ran back towards the center. My point, political candidates tailor their message, you'll hear a different message from the republican winner in the general election.
Having said that, it really doesn't matter, This general election is all about the success or failure of Obama. On that basis, we'll have a new president in Jan 2013.
October 5th, 2011
10:46 am
[...] Exit, Signs Point to RomneyInternational Business TimesABC News (blog) -MiamiHerald.com -Atlanta Journal Constitution (blog)all 637 news [...]
October 5th, 2011
10:55 am
Now we'll see if Romney trashes Cain like he did Perry. Slick Plastic Mitt will have a time trying to keep up with Cain in a debate. I'm still waiting for someone to push Romney on how speeches can suddenly be considered conservative credentials when his record either campaigning or being elected indicate otherwise. And have Mitt explain why he would endorse a fringe liberal nut like Rocky Anderson for reelection. If Perry's '88 relationship with Gore mattered, a 2003 endorsement of a nut for reelection matters more.
October 5th, 2011
10:55 am
This says more about the mindset of Teapeople than the viability of Cain.
October 5th, 2011
10:57 am
Yuzeuurbrane….Why do you say that. Cain has some really good ideas however I really dont think he is electable.
October 5th, 2011
11:06 am
R U Kidding Me @ 10:38,
Or as Bill Maher described the Republican faithful: "Promiscuous."
October 5th, 2011
11:06 am
Now that really would be a "historical" election if Obama ran against Cain in 2012.
October 5th, 2011
11:11 am
sloan….somehow the left would still call Cain and the GOP "racist".
October 5th, 2011
11:18 am
If Cain gets the nomination, he is assured to win the election. Everyone voted for Obama because he was black, right?
October 5th, 2011
11:20 am
SBinF….a certain demographic of people did. Yep.
October 5th, 2011
11:21 am
"Ken Langone…signed up with Romney."
Romney's advisers would do well to caution him to keep Kenneth Langone at arms length. Anyone who has ever followed the guy's connivances knows that he is toxic.
October 5th, 2011
11:33 am
""I think we've all lost confidence in the system," said state Sen. Jack Hill, R-Reidsville, at a meeting of legislators,…"
Another Georgia Republican failure. Add the EPD to the list of Republican failures.
"Self-regulation" LMAO! That is about the biggest con ever, you Republicans crack me up.
October 5th, 2011
11:34 am
More Breaking News On Herman Amazing Campaign…….A unknown Spokensperson for Romney said today that Herman was cheating since he started wearing the infamous secret Mormon Underware at local Truck Stopd Strip Clubs in Redneck South Georgia
October 5th, 2011
11:36 am
The new golden boy has his moment in the sun. Then as the people look closer on their newly illuminated candidate they will see the truth of this positions and will fall away as quickly as they did with the last one. Meanwhile Ron Paul hasn't changed his principles or his positions in 30 years. He predicted the economic collapse, the quagmire in Afghanistan and Iraq, has been proposing sound economic solutions to all of our issues, and is steadily rising in the polls despite being actively ignored and misrepresented in the lame-stream media. Ron Paul 2012. This is his moment and americas moment to finally regain its freedom and liberty again. It won't happen with any other candidate.
October 5th, 2011
11:37 am
Well, the three page bills he proposes will still be too long for the reading abilities of the tea set.
I love it though, anything to that will marginalize the GOP is ok by me.
October 5th, 2011
11:38 am
You whining statists have nothing offer but name calling.
Not even Harry Reid will bring Obama's "jobs" bill to a vote because not even Democrats want to vote for it. A $900 billion stimulus didn't work–so a $450 billion one will?
It's tragic that you people are so invested with the Democrat party that you'll ignore the massive unemployment, foreclosures, and human tragedies that are all around us in order to defend the multitudinous failures inflicted on America by Mr. Obama.
October 5th, 2011
11:43 am
The notion that businesses can be trusted to do the right thing without "burdensome" regulations from the EPA or other government agencies bites the dust again as flame retardent chemicals are emptied into the Ogeechee River causing a massive fish kill. I suppose it was cheaper than hauling it off and dealing with it responsibly.
The Republican/Tea Party is willing to compromise our air, ground water, oceans, employee safety and health to put a little zip in the bottom line of their benefactors.
That's a mighty high price to pay to elect a short-sighted Dufus.
October 5th, 2011
11:44 am
RU Kidding Me?
" My prediction for November: Hank Williams, Jr".
Yeah I can hear him at the debates now:
I called Obama Hitler, right on FOX TV
Didn't know it'd get me fired, until ESPN called me
Try and put youself in my unique position
If I get stoned and shout slurs all night long
It's a family tradition
October 5th, 2011
11:46 am
Cain has quickly become the candidate of choice simply because he states his honest opinion and backs it up with facts. Do I agree with all of his positions? Of course not. He is a proven business leader with well founded ideas and proven previous success.
I for one am tired of career politicians, with little or no practical experience running this country. Herman Cain represents logic and a common sense approach to managing this country if you are right leaning.
October 5th, 2011
11:46 am
DannyX….when do you want to start looking at the Democratic failures? Glass house dude!
October 5th, 2011
11:49 am
@Obomageddom — You're right — at least to a point. The Congress on both sides of the aisle are filled with politicians who are more concerned about special interests and being re-elected than what is best for the coutry.
Politicians are concerned about the next election while statemen are concerned about the next generation. The country will suffer immeasurable harm until we are smart enough to elect public servants who are willing to put Country Before Party.
Until then, it's going to be a heckuva bumpy ride for both parties. Some are willing to pull the whole edifice down just to spite the other party — cutting off their nose to spite their face.
And, so it goes. . . .
October 5th, 2011
11:51 am
Cons are doing everything they can to keep Obama in office, they get to say no to everything and collect the big bucks for doing nothing more than that.
October 5th, 2011
11:52 am
It would be worth it just watching all the consternation from the Blacks if it is Cain vs Obama. What a quandary! All those that said they voted for Obama simply because he is Black will have to choose between a 100% Black man and a 50% Black man. What's one to do, flip a coin? One thing I have to say about Christie is that he is somewhat smart. He knew he would suffer the same fate as Rick Perry due to his sympathetic and condoning views of illegals also. Christie has said "illegals are not criminals" and advocates a path to amnesty. It wouldn't have taken long for the folks to find that out, then he would have been history, just like Perry will soon be. Cain looks better to me everyday.
October 5th, 2011
11:52 am
Frederick Douglas,
Dagnabbit! Now that song is stuck in my head!
October 5th, 2011
11:54 am
Coca Cola executives are livid. "This is why all of our manufacturing jobs are going to China! You can dump just about anything in China with one easy bribe. Wow, so what, they dumped a bunch of chemicals into a river, THEY ARE THE JOB CREATORS."
October 5th, 2011
11:59 am
I am starting to get excited about Herman's surge in popularity. You can't chalk it up 100% to tea party support, although he certainly has some of that.
Perry has bombed, Romney =Joe Izusu, the rest are unelectable with the possible exception of Santorum, who has negligible poll numbers and would need a Cain-like rise to become relevant. Herman's campaign somehow reminds me of Carter's in 1976 when the American people were sick to death of career politicians (well, Washington politicians anyway) and elected someone they perceived as an outsider. I realize that Carter turned out to be the worst president in our lifetime (present company excepted), but still, he got himself elected after coming out of nowhere with a grassroots campaign.
October 5th, 2011
12:00 pm
I meant "Isuzu."
October 5th, 2011
12:03 pm
Perry nor Romney have "bombed"…this is just polling trends they will be fine.
October 5th, 2011
12:03 pm
The real problem with replacing this President is the inaction for four years as his replacement will not make the tough choices for fear of losing the election like the first President Bush
October 5th, 2011
12:07 pm
Retired General:
"I suggest everyone who thinks the republicans in the primary are "extreme" look back to 2008 and how Obama beat Clinton in the democratic primary. He ran far to the left of Clinton."
Um, example or two, please.
October 5th, 2011
12:15 pm
findog — I think your point is spot on…. That is why someone like a Herman Cain who does not need the job, but merely wants to lead this country out of its current troubles is a perfect choice. I do not think he needs a second term to be successful. After four years of hard choices and creating the groundwork for success in this country, he is the kind of guy that may even volunteer to step down..
October 5th, 2011
12:15 pm
Real….I dont think Clinton would have ever sued Arizona for enforcing the law. I dont think Clinton would have shoved an illegal healthcare bill down the throats of the American public. I dont think Clinton would have pushed to have terrorists tried on our civilian court system.
If you remember Bill Clinton moved much more to the center during his presidency. Obama is moving further and further to the radical left.
October 5th, 2011
12:23 pm
Can anyone explain Herman Cain's platform on foreign policy?
October 5th, 2011
12:23 pm
"I dont think Clinton would have shoved an illegal healthcare bill down the throats of the American public."
I think she would have, given that she was heavily involved in King Bill's failed attempt at "universal healthcare".
But you're right, Obama is far, far left of Hillary.
October 5th, 2011
12:27 pm
Obamageddon Ensues: Look what has the republican did to help the economy since they been in office. I bet the republican running scare since Christie is not running. Cain is a joke and Romney is so quiet he dont want to mess up.
Thanks West Virgina for electing a demoncrate governor.
October 5th, 2011
12:28 pm
Dont Tread…thanks for agreeing.
October 5th, 2011
12:30 pm
Cain gets my vote!
He wouldn't strap a dog on top of the car for 12 hours!
October 5th, 2011
12:30 pm
Cain blasted Perry for the "insensitive" painted rock, but when Cain discovered that his tea-tard base found the rock funny and probably aspired to vacation at a place where the n-word is clever, Cain had to backtrack and apologize to Perry for daring to imply that the Texas closet-Confederate was a racist.
October 5th, 2011
12:31 pm
I firmly believe that if the economy was in better shape, we'd have a better slate of candidates and even a Democrat competing against Obama. It's easy to support Cain or Romney as "businessmen" but running this country is not like running a business because you can't file bankruptcy, restructure and expect to survive. Romney as a businessman with Bain Capital, bought struggling companies cheaply, restructured (i.e. downsized) then sold the companies at a profit.
October 5th, 2011
12:32 pm
October 5th, 2011
12:23 pm
Can anyone explain Herman Cain's platform on foreign policy?
Can you explain Obama's platform on foreign policy? Follow Bush.
October 5th, 2011
12:33 pm
There wouldn't be a quandary, blacks aren't going to vote for Herman Cain in any measurable numbers just because he's black. You must think we're the stupidest life forms on the face of the earth, most blacks I know, including myself, don't appreciate the company Herman has aligned himself with. No one is going to cross party lines to vote for that uninformed bufoon, are you kidding me?
October 5th, 2011
12:36 pm
October 5th, 2011
12:31 pm
Restructuring is exactly what we need to do. We need to go through every Federal department and cut the waste, fraud and abuse. We need to determine what are the essential functions of the Federal government and do away with the rest. We need to find new ways to increase revenue. A good business man is what we really need in the White house.
October 5th, 2011
12:37 pm
Cain and Obama huh. It that happens actually it's going to be more entertaining to watch staunch white Republicans who probably never thought their only option for POTUS would be two black men. Blacks have made that choice before whether on a state or local level. And since Repubs have been the party of NO for 4 years, it's not going to be that hard for many blacks to continue voting in large numbers for a Dem. The real question will be whether or not Repubs will actually stand by their man.
October 5th, 2011
12:40 pm
@mypatootie, I guess you're one of those people who believe blacks are stupid and can't think for themselves, just like hispanics, asians (south and east) and whites right?
October 5th, 2011
12:41 pm
Ttd: which republican candidates have foreign policy and Cain is not to be trusted.
Perry is known as a racist candidates that why is poll dropping because the true should set you free.

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Posts tagged: Spokane Bill of Rights
Opposition appears to be mounting, although not necessarily coalescing, against the proposed Spokane Bill of Rights which will get a hearing Monday evening with the City Council.
Note: this is simply a hearing for forwarding the measure to the Spokane County Elections Office to have the signatures on its petitions checked. Technically, it's not a hearing on the merits or demerits of the proposal.
But being as how this is the Spokane City Council, technicalities like that are unlikely to keep most of the people testifying, or some of the councilmembers, from meandering into all the good or ill the proposed charterl change would do.
Before that happens, a newly formed group of opponents will hold a rally against the measure at 5 p.m. outside of City Hall. The effort is led by Michael Cathcart, who was active in the local push for Ron Paul for the GOP presidential nomination last year, and Mike Fagan, a city council candidate.
Meanwhile, the Greater Hillyard Business Association sent letters to all council members last Friday, asking them to withhold support for the measure.
And on Monday, former City Councilman and current council candidate Steve Eugster sent Mayor Mary Verner and the council a memo arguing they should reject the petitions as illegal because the proposal violates the "single subject" rule of the charter's provisions on initiatives. That essentially a legal version of the KISS (keep it simple, stupid) principle that says you can't toss a bunch of things into a measure being put before the voters.
The proposed charter amendment has sections that deal with health care, wages and the rights of the environment, but supporters contend it doesn't run afoul of the single subject provision because they are all rights to be contained in a "bill of rights" just as those first amendments to the U.S. Constiution were grouped together.
Last week Council President Joe Shogan signalled that the council should follow precedent, regardless of the members' individual opinions on the measure, and send the petitions for the validation check. If they have the signatures, the city should let voters decide, he suggested. If they don't, well, game over.
To read more about all this, go inside the blog.
The proposed "Spokane Bill of Rights" will get a hearing Monday evening on whether it should go to the next phase of qualifying for the November ballot.
The Spokane City Council will hold the hearing at its regular 6 p.m. legislative session prior to a vote on sending the petitions to the Spokane County Auditor's office for signature verification.
The vote is almost pro forma unless something about the initiative is misleading or illegal.
At a special meeting Thursday afternoon to approve the hearing, several councilmembers had questions about the way the petitions were printed or whether the proposal would generate legal challenges because of possible conflicts with state law. Those are discussions that should be held Monday, attorney Mike Piccolo said.
Councilwoman Nancy McLaughlin said she'd been approached by people who complained a copy of the charter change wasn't available to read when they were signing petitions.
But the petitions had the full language of the charter change on the back of the signature page.
Council President Joe Shogan noted the city has a tradition of not blocking proposed charter changes from reaching the ballot.
"We have a history of not interfering with the initiative process regardless of our personal beliefs," he said. "It's better to err on the side of going forward and letting the people decide."


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A very merry Christmas for apps, smartphones and tablets
Two reports released today show that Santa Claus was busy leaving smartphones and tablets under the Christmas tree this holiday. Flurry, a research firm that tracks mobile apps, said that a record number of smartphones and tablets were activated on Christmas Day, with their new owners immediately downloading new apps. On a typical day, an […] [Read More]


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Pioneer's Crew STZ-D1OZ-R Portable Music system isn't your garden variety boombox. While it can house an iPod or iPhone inside a sealed enclosure the real cache is delivered in its ability to modify music for those who like to get down and boogie.
There are three models to choose from, but this version is the most powerful in the sonic department thanks to a 3-way driver design with dual 5-1/4″ subwoofers backed by 40 watts of juice. Other than that, they all boast the same music control feature set, which includes:
- A temp control that allows you to adjust the tempo the track without influencing the pitch
- A dance cue mode that lets you snap back to a select point in the track
- An auto battle mode which picks a song and announced the countdown for the 1 on 1 battle
- A dance boost mode which emphasizes the instruments
- An 8-bet skip mode which skips forward and backwards by 8 counts
Each model will be available this November, includes a remote and can be powered by battery. Unfortunately, you'll need a PC to utilizes some of the aforementioned features, though Pioneer hasn't made it clear which.
The Crew STZ-D1OZ-R Portable Music system will cost $499, while the lesser models will retail for $349 and $299.


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I've maintained a relatively decent interest in the Beijing Olympics. The wife and I have put in our fair share of hours, mostly watching Michael Phelps's pursuit of history and the track and field excitement.
I'll admit that I've paid scant attention to the less traditional sports. Shooting, judo and rowing have garnered little attention in the Forster household. There are, after all, only 24 hours in a day and one has to go to work, you know.
The Bedford Bulletin's prep preview section hit the newstands this Wednesday. Find out about the County teams and the rest of the Seminole.
The preview is a 28-page chock-full-o informative and insightful information.
Best of all, you get it with the mere purchase of the Bedford Bulletin.
The three county volleyball teams open up the season with high aspirations.
After struggling through last year's less-than satisfactory campaigns, the three teams start out 0-0, just like everyone else.
They also seem to have a lot of talent, which bodes well for any playoff hopes.
Last season was characterized by Brookville's undefeated run through the Seminole District and by the county lasses struggling. Liberty was the top finisher, taking third place in the regular season.
Football will be in the air this Friday evening, with all three Bedford County teams playing inside the county line.
Staunton River and Jefferson Forest open up Seminole District play when the Golden Eagles travel up the road to pay a visit to the Cavaliers at Sabre Stadium. Meanwhile, Liberty will play host to Western Albebarle.
Eagles hit Forest
Sub-plots abound in this intriguing season-opener for the two county foes.
Cutting through all the noise, each team needs the win in a big way.
With the summer Olympics in full swing, I figured I'd kick in my two cents. As many of you already know, this will be the last Olympics (at least for the foreseeable future) that include baseball and softball.
The number 13's reputation as a harbinger of bad luck was dampened by the efforts of the Big Island Post 217 at this year's Legion baseball state tournament.
The Islanders put on quite the performance, earning runner-up status to South Richmond.
"We just ran out of pitching," said Coach Kelly Russell.
A variety of reasons, including the start of football season, reduced the number of players on the team. When it rolled into Stuarts Draft for the start of the tournament, it was down to that dreadful 13 number.
An eight-bout boxing card this Friday evening will feature some local talent, as Scott Sigmon will take to the ring in a light heavyweight bout.
Sigmon, a graduate of Staunton River High School, will go up against Daniel Shull in a fight on the undercard of the Andrew Farmer-Cesar Vega light welterweight fight.
This will be Sigmon's third pro bout, having split his first two fights. Shull will be battling for the fifth time.
Meet the new NFL. It is the old NBA.
The National Football League seems destined to wind up as the NBA did a decade ago: unloved because of coddled bad characters. Let's take a little peek at history. The NBA thrived during the Magic-Larry-Michael years. It had rich, national television contracts with the likes of NBC.
I was thrilled to see Padraig Harrington win the British Open last weekend.
The fact that Harrington is an Irishman was only partially responsible for my happiness.
Chiefly, I was happy because Harrington was able to overtake Greg Norman, and ruin the story-within-a-story of Norman's honeymoon.
For those of you who haven't heard about this, I offer the Cliffs Notes version of the tale, forthwith: Norman gets married and honeymoons in Scotland. While there, he plays in the British Open, nearly winning it.
Last week's camp showed that soccer is becoming a more popular pursuit in the southern part of Bedford County, and that the feeder pipe into Staunton River High School is filled with promising players.
The week-long camp placed an emphasis on fundamentals but seemed to do so in a way that made the learning fun for the 40 campers that attended the camp, which was held at the high school. The instruction was aimed at the 6-11 year old range of players.
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As its membership continues to grow beyond 200, the Middle East Business Aviation Association (MEBAA, Booth 827) plans to hold frequent regional conferences to stay attuned to its members and keep on top of local business aviation issues. According to MEBAA founding chairman Ali Al Naqbi, these Middle East Business Aviation Conferences (MEBAC) will be held about four times a year in different countries throughout the Middle East and North Africa region.
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Dubai Airshow organizing firm F&E Aerospace (Booth 827) said that the show's new venue is on schedule for completion, with just 90 days until Dubai Aviation Engineering Projects officially hands over the keys for the show site. The biennial event will take place November 17 to 21 at Dubai World Central (DWC) in Jebel Ali. This year, more than 60,000 attendees and 1,000 exhibitors are expected.
The Middle East Business Aviation (MEBA) show made a strong debut in its new home at the Dubai World Central site, with organizers reporting attendance 20 percent up on the 2010 event at 7,549 trade visitors from 84 countries. The 2012 show drew 385 exhibitors from 45 countries, a 14-percent boost on the previous event.
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Organizers of the Middle East Business Aviation (MEBA) show expect the fifth staging of the biennial event to be reinvigorated by its new venue at the Dubai World Central (DWC) airport. This year's show (December 11 to 13) will benefit from the use of one of the just-completed, but as yet unoccupied, passenger terminals at DWC, also known as Al Maktoum International Airport.
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Making accessories with duct tape….who knew? Not me. If I had the forethought to make different colored duct tape that people would actually buy rolls and rolls of for their kids to make jewelry–let me tell you–I would not be writing about how to make them. I would be enjoying my summer on a boat wearing a white linen dress with servants, lots of servants, with no whining. Yes, I would. Dang, where was I? Ah yes, how to make a duct tape craft.
Before you start, these things are all easy to make for children ages 5-6 and up. Just work with them in the beginning to cut, rip, tear, whatever until you get the feel for it. The best part is that playing with duct tape keeps them busy and away.
Here's what you will need:
- Different colored duct tape
- Twist ties, floral wire or those twisty bits that hold toys in their box making it virtually impossible to get them out of the box
- Scissors or a utility knife (do not let your children use the knife)
For a Small Bracelet, A Wide Cuff, A Bow and A Flower
Step One:
For a Small Bracelet- Cut a 8″ piece of tape with a square notch cut at the end. Triple fold it sticky side in and use the tab at the end to fasten. (top picture in step two)
For a Large Cuff- Cut one 8″ piece of tape and one 8.5″ piece of tape and stick them together as closely as you can sticky sides together. Fasten with the 1/2 piece that is exposed.
For Bow- Make one large cuff and one 4″ small bracelet
For Flower – Make one small bracelet and set aside. Cut out six 3″ pieces of tape, stick a twist tie in the middle of the tape (top) and fold over (bottom)
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For Wide Cuff- You can finish off with another pattern of tape to fasten as well.
For Bow- Wrap a shorter version of the small bracelet around the middle of the wide cuff (pictured below) Fasten to barrettes, headband or bracelets with a looped (sticky side out) piece of tape.
For Flower- Cut the square piece of tape on the twist tie into a heart or petal shape with scissors. Take the small bracelet and put a twist tie in the middle of the sticky tab and roll inward to make a rose bud shape (pictured below).
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For Flower- twist petals around rose bud middle and arrange them so they look fun. Since they are wired you can twist and move them around. Wrap tape around the twist tie "stem" to give it a more finished look.
Braided Bracelet- Cut a cuff bracelet into 1/4″ strips and wrap a small piece of tape around the end of 3 strips. Braid the strips and secure with tape at the end.
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However, we all need some time away. We need and deserve some rest and relaxation away from the lawn, the house and the office. Fortunately we live within a couple hours drive of some wonderful places. A couple of weeks ago, I found one such place.
Located in Hallandale, right on the Atlantic Ocean sits the breathtaking Westin Diplomat Resort and Spa. Opening in 2002, this gleaming 39-story hotel is a far cry from the original humble 150-room hotel that originally opened in 1958. While the original Diplomat Hotel may not have been as big, its list of guests and dignitaries reads like a "who's who" of the day's entertainment and political world.
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Below us was the outdoor-bridged pool with infinity edge, a see-through bottom and waterfalls flowing into the 240-foot lagoon style pool below. Over the course of the weekend, I found it difficult to get the kids out of the pools.
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A quick five-minute trek away sits the Diplomat Golf Resort and Spa. It was here that we teed it up for a wonderful round of golf. The course, designed by Joe Lee and managed by Troon Golf, is a beautiful and challenging course that once hosted the same entertainers who stayed across the intracoastal.
The course has abundant palm trees, tropical foliage, white sand bunkers, eight acres of lakes, and a magnificent, signature-hole island green... A hole that I managed to birdie by the way.
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There are four sets of tees and a nice variety of holes. Two of the par-5s come in at over 555 yards each. There is a nice short par-3, which my son managed to hit the flagstick on, and a long, challenging one as well. We found the course to be in fantastic shape. The greens held the ball nicely, and rolled true and fast.
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Whether or not you are a student, it is hard not to get caught up in the feeling of transition that Labour Day brings as the languid pace of lazy summer days is replaced by the energy and anticipation that accompanies the crisp, cool weather of fall.
The ephemeral nature of summer's end is echoed in a recent retail trend: the pop-up shop. Erected in temporary locations for months, weeks, or merely days, pop-up stores have featured clothing, accessories, furniture, and food. Even Martha Stewart got in the game last spring, opening a 2-day bakery in New York to promote the publication of Martha Stewart's New Pies and Tarts and sell samples of her favourite recipes from the book.
In Toronto this trend has been embraced by The Drake, a hipster hotel known for quirkily curated rooms and whimsical food and drink menus. Last October they opened Drake BBQ in a storefront next to the hotel. I love bbq and meant to try this place but, for one reason or another, I always put off visiting. As the restaurant's popularity grew, it seemed that it might become a permanent fixture on the Toronto food scene. But alas, it closed with only a few days' notice after eight successful months. First rule of the pop-up: get it while it's hot!
The Drake is at it again though and, starting today, they have reinvented their dining room as a 1940's Chinese restaurant just in time for the Toronto International Film Festival. This incarnation will only be around until November 19, so I will be sure to hurry in to sample dishes like Tiger Lily Tuna and a Dragon Fruit Mojito.
Perhaps the most elusive restaurant in Toronto is La Carnita Ltd., a pop-up taco stand that lasts as long as they have food, usually only a matter of hours. The restaurant's location is kept secret until the morning of the event, when it is sent out to their mailing list and Twitter feed.
On August 25, I was lucky enough to experience the fifth incarnation of La Carnita. Slightly before 6 pm, I found myself in an alley in downtown Toronto, outside the F-Stop Bar. The only indication that I was in the right place was the La Carnita logo sign and a line snaking from the entrance.
The brainchild of the OneMethod Digital + Design agency, this is a restaurant with a twist. To get around Toronto's pesky food-preparation laws, they offer an original piece of art for $8. A free gift, in the form of tacos, accompanies every purchase.
On this occasion the print, a limited edition of 200, was produced by Dushan Milic. I can't wait to use this on a Day of the Dead altar!
It wasn't long before I was enjoying a crunchy fish taco with a creamy citrus sauce and a smoky pork version with tomatillo and corn salsa, prepared by guest chef (and former Top Chef Canada contestant) Steve Gonzales. They were delicious and made me wish I had bought two prints so I could have had more!
Shortly after the fun began, it was over. While people stayed until 9 pm, enjoying Tecate beer and the music of DJ P-Plus, the 200 prints and 400 tacos were gone in an hour and a half. The lucky participants seemed to enjoy this unusual experience as much as the food and I am sure that the next appearance of La Carnita will be even more popular. Look for me at the head of the line, wherever that may be.


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A few pictures from Katinka & Ole's beautiful wedding.August 2014
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A week on the west coast.
Oslo, 03042014
Summer 2013, helping Ingvil on a wedding shoot.
I spent the morning photographing "backstage" with the broom and the rest of the day as a second photographer on the wedding.
Out on the sea.
Out sailing on the fjord with Damian, Jesper and Simen.
Finn Mørk, Mo i Rana, 2012
After my lovely stay at Synnøve's and a quick climb in Lofoten I headed south. Not sure how many kilometers I would be able to hitchhike in one day, I sent an SMS to my cousin telling him I would be visiting him in Trondheim in 2 or 3 days. The trip went well; I never waited for more than 45 minutes for someone to pick me up and most of the time I waited less than 20 minutes on the roadside. I have no idea how people can find it difficult to hitchhike in Norway.
This is Finn, he lives in Mo i Rana, the first town bellow the polar circle in Norway. The town is quite famous for its iron industry and Finn worked in "Jernverket" the iron factory for many many years until he accidentally got to breathe some toxic gases that attached to his lungs. He hasn't been able to work since then, so he gets a disablement pension and lives with with his wife in a cozy house with a nice terrace.
-hei! Jeg heter Sébastian, jeg er på haiketur og jeg leter etter ett sted å bo i kveld. Kan jeg få bo hos deg? Jeg har sovepose, mat, og trenger egentlig bare ett tak over hodet.
-hei! Jeg heter Sébastian, jeg er på haiketur og jeg leter etter ett sted å bo i kveld. Kan jeg få bo hos deg? Jeg har sovepose, mat, og trenger egentlig bare ett tak over hodet.
-Hello, my name is Sébastian. I am hitchhiking and right now I'm looking for a place to sleep. Do you have somewhere I could sleep? I have a sleeping bag, food, and all I need is a roof."
When I knocked on their door it was dark and quite late, but it didn't prevent them from offering me shelter and a bed. In the morning we sat outside, talking for almost two hours in the sun. It's amazing how some people who don't have anything in common can meet and become friends for life. Finn, I am already looking forward to travel in Norway again, and I promise that I will visit you next time I'm around!
Mélanie at Gaasa, august 2012
Panorama from Reinebringen, 16th of august 2012
The darkness of the sea on the picture is achieved by using a circular-polarizing filter. I only use Photoshop when I need to stitch together a panorama, all of my other pictures are developed only in Lightroom.
This panorama is 94 megapixels and the full-size, Adobe RGB, 16bit, TIFF file is 3,4 gigabytes.I could print this to fill the biggest wall of my apartment with no problem.
Synnøve Nilsen, Reine i Lofoten, august 16th 2012It's half past nine, I have hitchhiked 300km. Inside my belly lies the best fish soup I've ever eaten and before my eyes is the sight that struck me the most last time I was traveling in the Lofoten: Reine. It is a typical fisherman village in the Lofoten archipelago which used to be famous for its fishing industry. Now it is mostly touristic. No wonder why it has become such an attractive destination: it's surrounded by beautiful mountains, has its feet in crystal clear water, is ornamented with beautiful wooden cabins and the air has a unique kind of freshness.Walking in this small village at night to get shelter is something completely different from doing the same thing in the crowded streets of Berlin. There's practically no one in the streets so I have to knock on completely random doors. In bigger cities I would walk around, looking at people and asking those I think would agree to host me (men alone, couples, groups of friends, people who don't seem to be in a hurry, not girls…). As I walk here, I notice an elderly couple sitting on a balcony. They sit almost perfectly still, not talking to each other as if they have been so for ever. I pull out my best smile and ask if I can sleep in their house for a night. Of course they are surprised, so in the small amount of time it takes them to understand my request, I elaborate on who I am and why I am here. I've been taking pictures at a wedding in northern Norway, and since I have a few days until my next assignment I have decided to hitchhike through Lofoten on my way back to Oslo. I have a sleeping bag and all I need is a roof for the night. Still not moving, they refuse. I'm walking further in the village when I see an uplit living room with some movement inside. The woman who opens up her door quickly sends me to her neighbor: "-she will probably say yes". It didn't take long before Synnøve came with waffles and a big glass of milk. Soon she would also run up the stairs to tidy my bed. It's strange to talk to someone who was born at a time there was no cars, no electricity, no radio. I feel like I was born just a few days ago and I'm fascinated by this beautiful old woman who has accepted to be in my company tonight. She is going to turn 90 in a month, has 13 great- and great-great children, and has been living in the area for ever. When I ask her how she feels about modern days she answers that she feels it's not as safe as it used to be. More people are raped, killed and carry guns. I acknowledge and kinda enjoy the paradox that lies between these words and her acceptance to host me. Her health is good, she has access to everything she needs, and a lot of people visit her so she's pretty happy.
We talk until half past twelve, and when I go to bed I lay there, wondering if it's her happiness that made her host me. And all these people who have given me lifts today and in the past six years, they're all so different! What do they have in common? Why is it so easy to hitchhike and to get people to host me this way? I haven't found an answer but I struggle to find sleep, this is way too good, interesting, fun, and exciting.
I have butterflies in my stomach and they are not about to fall asleep. Tomorrow I'm going to climb a mountain, and hitchhike further south.
Near Leknes in Lofoten, august 2012
Gisle, on the E6 near Lofoten, 2012.
I met Gisle a few days ago, when I was hitchhiking to northern-Norway. He is a retired painter, who is too sick to be able to work anymore. Great guy to hitch a ride with, his opinions about modern art certainly aren't common (nor positive).
A building with no eyes, a tree with no arms.
My absolute favorite place to hang out on a Sunday in the summer; Rodeløkkens kolonihager. It was established in 1907 and houses 151 gardening allotments. I like to go there because there's a house on top of the park where they serve waffles, coffee and ice-cream (between 12 and 14pm), and the average age of its visitors almost has three digits. It's also an incredibly quiet place for being so close to Carl Berners plass. If you're in luck you'll catch a pair of very cute trumpet-and-accordian-playing grandpas!
A beautiful tree, close to Carl Berners plass, which is the most trafficated intersection in Oslo with around 40,000 vehicles a day.
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After interviewing ten applicants who have applied to fill the seat vacated by the death of Metro Councilman George Unseld, the Louisville Metro Council is set to name a successor in a vote late Wednesday afternoon.
Council members say they have been lobbied to consider various factors and applicants, including a hard press from the NAACP and CFAIR, the political action committee of the Fairness Campaign.
In a letter delivered to council members just before the interviews, Louisville NAACP President Raoul Cunningham insisted that the council maintain the same racial balance it has had since the first Metro Council election in 2002, six black members.
While most of the applicants are African-American, the applicant who narrowly lost to Unseld two years ago is Ken Herndon, who is white and favored by the Fairness Campaign.
Yet, the NAACP says now is not the time to reduce black representation, as just released U.S. Census figures show that Louisville's black population is growing.
"African Americans were 20.36% of the county population," explained Cunningham, "So therefore, I don't think that there is a legitimate substantial reason to make the change."
Cunningham says it was an inherent promise of Louisville and Jefferson County merger that at least six of the 26 Metro Council seats would be filled by African Americans.
"There was never a promise of anything," countered Metro Council Member Kelly Downard (R-16), "How can you promise someone who's going to be elected? That would mean you would only allow someone who is an African American to run."
Downard agrees, however, that Metro Council Districts 1 through 5 were drawn to make African-American representation likely. But Unseld's District 6 which includes Old Louisville, and the California and Russell Neighborhoods, is more closely drawn, with minorities in the the majority but no guarantee of a black Metro Councilman.
"There is no guarantee," Cunningham said, "The people of that district or any district, they become the ultimate decision makers."
Meanwhile, the prominence of Herndon, who narrowly lost to Unseld in the Democratic primary two years ago, presents not only Herndon's race, but also gay rights as possible factors in the council's decision. Herndon is co-founder of the Fairness Campaign.
The Fairness Campaign has endoresed Herndon as the obvious choice, and dismissed race as a factor.
"Through all of his years as a co-founder of the Fairness campaign and all of his work with us, he has proven that he is an anti-racist, that he is someone who is really working to connect to the community," said Chris Hartman, Fairness Campaign Director.
The root question remains. Should race be a factor in filling Unseld's seat?
"No," said Downard, "Look, if it is to you, then it is to you. If it's one of the factors, would it be a factor yes? Is it the determining factor? Whatever happened to the best qualified?"
"We need to choose the best person for the job no matter what their demographic profile is," Hartman said.
"The African American community and the entire city was ensured that there would be fair representation on the make-up of city council," said Cunningham.
Civil rights activist and former state senator Georgia Davis Powers stood outside the council chambers during the interviews. Powers said one of the reasons that she fought against city-county merger in the 1980's effort was precisely because of her concern that African-Americans would lose proportionate representation.
"If we lose (Unseld's seat) now, we could lose it, forever," Powers said.
Though 20 people had originally applied for the seat, two candidates have since withdrawn and seven others were disqualified for not meeting the residency requirement of living in District 6 for one year. One candidate who met the residency requirement, John Albers, did not appear at the interviews.
Council members will nominate members for a vote by the full council Tuesday night. Four council members, two Democrats and two Republicans, were not in attendance on Tuesday and Metro Council Democratic Caucus spokesman Tony Hyatt said that the same four are not expected to attend Wednesday.
The rules for the replacement vote, however, dictate that the successor receive a majority of the elected council members, or 13 of the 25 current members. 13 Democrats and eight Republicans are expected to vote on the replacement, which means that the swing vote could be made by a Republican.
GOP members of the council, however, said that the Metro Council should appoint a Democrat, because District 6 voters had selected a Democrat. By that same reasoning, Cunningham said the Metro Council should also not change the racial make-up of the council.


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Johan Santana's 2012 statistics look awful at first glance. No, they are awful. His 4.85 ERA and 1.33 WHIP are both his worst since becoming a starter. That, combined with the fact that Santana missed the last two months of the season might have you down on the 33 year-old lefty. But when you look deeper, there is some reason to be optimistic that Johan Santana can bounce back, and be effective. Santana attempted something extremely difficult last year: returning to pitching after a year's absence. Santana had surgery to repair a torn anterior capsule in his left shoulder. He was originally slated to come back in 2011, sometime in June or July after having the procedure in September of 2010. However, he suffered a number of setbacks and wasn't able to pitch at all in 2011. Last February, Santana returned to spring training ready to pitch. He was finally healthy, and the Mets, while limiting his pitch count, more or less threw him into the fire. He responded well, and through the fir...
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Cramer said that the Currency Shares Euro Trust (FXE), a key measure of the strength of the euro vs. the dollar, took out the critical $130 level that he warned about Monday, ushering in the possibility of a severe recession.Cramer said that he sometimes struggles to put this market into context, but noted that with the euro continuing to weaken, the possibility of a nationalization of a major European bank is back on the table, as is the possibility, and probability, of big downgrades on the debt of one or more soverign nations. That, in turn, will lead to the likelihood of a severe recession, said Cramer, lowering growth worldwide. "Our markets will fall in that scenario," said Cramer, and that scenario is becoming increasingly more likely. Cramer reiterated his call for investors to raise cash and trim their positions in all stocks except those with high dividend yields. He said the master limited partnerships he's recommended still work, as do the REITs and the food stocks with big yields. Cramer said that investors can take a chance on U.S. retailers like Ross Stores (ROST) or Dollar General (DG) as well. Cramer also gave the nod to restaurant names with strong growth, names like Domino's Pizza (DPZ) and Yum Brands (YUM), as well as the high-growth domestic oil and natural gas stocks
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NEWS BLOG (WSAU) Pat Snyder, who hosted WSAUs morning show for more than a decade, has announced his retirement from radio.
Pat resigned from WSAU in 2012 to run for state assembly. After not winning the 25 th district seat, he returned to the airwaves on a group of smaller stations in Central Wisconsin. After spending the last five months at WXCO, Pat's final broadcast was this morning.
I came to Central Wisconsin because of Pat. He was the first person at Midwest Communications to review my resume and my audition tape and referred it up the ladder at our company. And when I arrived in Wausau - a place where I didn't know anyone - it was Pat who met me at the airport and showed me around. And I thank him for introducing me to my new home.
A 35-year broadcast career, in an industry that measures success by forever-shifting ratings and revenue, is a wonderful accomplishment. And to leave this business with more friends than when you started is also something to be proud of.
I wish Pat Snyder the very best as he moves onto the next phase of his life.
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Clark County commissioners on Tuesday afternoon voted to approve single-stream recycling for Las Vegas and the unincorporated areas of the county.
Customers will be given two containers, one with a blue lid and the other with a black lid. You'll be able to put all of your recyclables in the container with the blue lid without having to sort them. The other container will strictly be for trash. Pickup will be once a week.
Clark County Commissioner Steve Sisolak on Monday said the program will help the environment, increasing the county's current 3 percent recycle rate.
"What (this program has shown) in cities that have it is it increases the people that are doing the recycling by five or seven times," Sisolak said.
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The lemon flavor was too strong! I'd put in less lemon juice next time.
Our Favorite Hummus
This homemade hummus make a great appetizer for parties or casual dinner get-togethers, and can even be made up to 3 days ahead. Serve with fresh pita wedges and a veggie plate.
Yield: Makes 1 1/2 cups (serving size: 2 tablespoons)
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- 1 (16-oz.) can garbanzo beans, drained and rinsed
- 1/3 cup olive oil
- 3 tablespoons lemon juice
- 1 teaspoon minced garlic
- 1/2 teaspoon ground cumin
- 1/4 teaspoon ground red pepper
- Salt and pepper to taste
- 1 tablespoon olive oil (optional)
- Garnish: lemon slice
- Process first 6 ingredients and 2 tablespoons water in a food processor 1 to 2 minutes or until smooth, stopping once to scrape down sides. Add salt and pepper to taste. Transfer to a bowl. Cover and chill 2 hours or up to 3 days. Drizzle with 1 tablespoon olive oil just before serving, if desired. Garnish, if desired.
- Spicy Cilantro-Lime Hummus: Prepare recipe as directed, substituting lime juice for lemon juice, increasing ground red pepper to 1/2 teaspoon, and adding 1/3 cup firmly packed chopped fresh cilantro and 2 teaspoons grated lime rind to the ingredients in food processor bowl. Garnish hummus with 1/8 teaspoon grated lime rind, if desired.
- Per serving (2 tablespoons): Calories 89; Fat 6.3g (sat 0.9g, mono 4.4g, poly 0.8g); Protein 1.5g; Carb 6.9g; Fiber 1.3g; Chol 0mg; Iron 0.5mg; Sodium 92mg; Calc 11mg.
- Roasted Red Bell Pepper Hummus: Prepare recipe as directed, omitting ground cumin and adding 1/2 cup roasted red bell peppers, chopped, and 2 tablespoons fresh oregano leaves to the ingredients in food processor bowl. Garnish hummus with dried crushed red pepper flakes, if desired.
- Per serving (2 tablespoons): Calories 90; Fat 6.3g (sat 0.9g, mono 4.4g, poly 0.8g); Protein 1.5g; Carb 7.1g; Fiber 1.3g; Chol 0mg; Iron 0.4mg; Sodium 92mg; Calc 13mg.
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KNOXVILLE (WATE) - A baby was taken to the hospital with second-degree burns Tuesday after a fire broke out in a house in North Knoxville.Fire officials say they received a call at 1:56 p.m. from a passing motorist about a fire at a home on Hiawassee Avenue after she was flagging down by a woman holding a baby.When firefighters arrived all people that were inside the home had gotten out, including two babies.The resident's eight-month-old baby was seriously burned on the back of the legs and taken to University of Tennessee Medical Center for treatment. The woman was also babysitting a 13-month-old baby, who was not injured.Fire investigators determined the fire started in a front bedroom near or around a space heater. The resident told fire officials through an interpreter that she had turned the heater on to knock the chill off and went about her business in another part of the home, when she was alerted by a sounding smoke alarm. She then carried the two infants out of the home.
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OMG - YOU wrote Sanity?!? Sanity was the only thing keeping me - well, sane - when trying to manage my guild's bank. (Back when having a guild bank meant someone holding onto everything on a bank alt.) Inspecting Sanity's code is what even got me started writing UI mods and helped me to write a mod of my own for tracking how long items had been in the bank and uploading the contents to our website!
This is like finding out your grade-school science teacher was actually Stephen Hawking...
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That's exactly why I wrote it - I was the guild bank on my two bank alts, and I had to figure out where on earth everything was.
Looking back, I'm a little embarrassed that you used Sanity's code to learn from because, uh, well, quite frankly, it's pretty bad! That said, I'm really glad that it was useful to you. :)


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URP! was founded in 2010, in advance of the first Steven Moffat/Matt Smith series of Doctor Who, as a place for its writers to post reviews of the show following the closure of Noise to Signal. For its first year or so it also functioned as an all-purpose Who blog, but we weren't doing a very good job of keeping it up, so as of our 2012 relaunch we've closed down and archived that part of the site and will be concentrating on maintaining a reviews archive for the foreseeable future.
The site is largely concerned with newer episodes of the series – however, when we feel like it, we also discuss the classic show. Yes, we do like the Sylvester McCoy era. Deal with it.
Please note that this site is not affiliated with Ash "Fatso the Wombat" Stewart's unlimitedricepudding.com, nor is it intended to create any confusion – it's just a coincidence. Besides, we've got an exclamation mark, and he hasn't.
Seb Patrick once met Paul McGann, who immediately pretended to be Mark McGann. He writes for Den of Geek, BBC America, Film4 and the official Red Dwarf website, among others. He owns over thirty toy Daleks.
Jonathan Capps' name translates in the old Draconian tongue as "The Oncoming Storm". Curiously enough, when spelled out backwards, it translates in Kaled as "Gobby Northerner Who Likes Sandwiches".
Julian Hazeldine (aka The Flatmate Of The Site) was slightly surprised to find a battered Type 40 Doctor Who blog in his living room one morning, but has vowed to make the best of the situation by occasionally posting his trademark over-analytical rambling.
Alex Newsome is a a girl! No! No! He's not a girl! Though his supple breasts would have you believe otherwise. He's still not ginger, but he does write, podcast and play music so bad that it probably would be improved by a Delaware synth.
Dewi Evans is a part-time university tutor, librarian and PhD student who hopes one day to devlelop into something resembling the bastard hybrid offspring of Russell T Davies, Benny Summerfield and Evelyn Smythe. Despite living in the Brecon Beacons and working in Cardiff, he has never been a) a cannibal or b) a member of Torchwood (to the best of his knowledge anyway).
Karl Eisenhauer is ancient and forever. He burns at the centre of time and can see the turn of the universe. He's like fire and ice and rage. Well, that's enough about his hair, anyway. We're not sure about the rest of him.
Ben Paddon certainly isn't here to help a malevolent entity to bring down the website. Ben writes and hosts PortsCenter, a webseries about video game ports that exists solely because someone once asked him if Doom on the PSone was any good. His favourite colour is mope.
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Christopher Laird was killed by Cybermen in 2005. Various Doctor Who articles have been found among his personal belongings and are being published posthumously. He has no idea whether he was killed by 'Cybermen' or 'Cybusmen' because it DOESN'T MATTER.