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The Back Country's top 10 albums of 2011
Here's my roundup of favorite country sounds of 2011. Enjoy!
The Carper Family – "Back When" (Self-released)
Three gals from Austin create a sophomore release mixing great covers and original tunes with wonderful three-part harmonies. Brennen Leigh adds mandolin and guitar, and the steel guitar and dobro of the great Cindy Cashdollar round out this fine release.
Cow Bop – "Too Hick for the Room" (B-4MAN)
Bruce Forman, Pinto Pammy and friends serve up another helping of jazz and swing tunes with great arrangements. Bruce's guitar work is stellar.
Amber Digby & Midnight Flyer – "Live at Swiss Alp Hall" (Heart of Texas)
There's nothing quite like a live honky tonk album, and Amber Digby delivers the goods, recorded at a historic Texas dance hall. Midnight Flyer features her uncle, steel guitar Hall of Famer Dicky Overbey, while HOT label mate and duet partner Justin Trevino lends his voice to the evening.
The Five and Dimers – "Quarter of a Tank" (Five and Dimers)
A relatively new band from the East Side, the Five and Dimers feature lead singer and chief songwriter Matt Taul, along with fiddle, banjo, guitar, bass and drums, with occasional pedal steel worked in. A strong debut release.
Merle Haggard – "Working in Tennessee" (Vanguard)
He's mellowed somewhat — like an aged Tennessee whiskey — but his output still amazes me. His marvelous songwriting continues to impress and his voice sounds as vibrant as 30 years ago. There's even a reworked version of his hit, "Working Man Blues" with fellow country icon Willie Nelson. Long live the Hag!
Melba Montgomery – "Things That Keep You Going" (RPM Music)
I have always loved Melba's voice and she continues to hit all the right notes. She co-wrote every song on this album with longtime Guy Clark sidekick, Verlon Thompson, and some fine writing it is.
Zoe Muth & the Lost High Rollers – "Starlight Hotel" (Signature Sounds)
More strong songwriting is on display on Zoe Muth's sophomore release with her fine band, the Lost High Rollers out of the Pacific northwest. She's not gonna waste her time on anyone who doesn't know who John Prine is!
Listen to Zoe Muth's Live at KDHX session from this year.
Gary Nicholson – "Texas Songbook" (Bismeaux)
Gary Nicholson has been writing songs for many years with people like Delbert McClinton and Guy Clark and some big names have recorded them as well. Gary got the chance to work with some of the folks from Asleep at the Wheel, and Ray Benson put it on his label. Very nice stuff.
Connie Smith – "Long Line of Heartaches" (Sugar Hill)
If you didn't know about Connie Smith and sat down and listened to this release you'd be knocked out when told that she began her recording career over 45 years ago. The song selection is good and supporting musicians include Gary Carter on pedal steel guitar and husband, Marty Stuart. This is what the great Connie Smith has always sounded like.
Chris Thile & Michael Daves – "Sleep With One Eye Open" (Nonesuch)
Who are these guys? OK, I knew Chris Thile from Nickel Creek and other bluegrass and acoustic work, but who's this Daves guy? Only someone who can duet on guitar with the prodigy that is Chris, and, my, those high tenor vocals send chills up and down my spine. Looking forward to more collaborations with these two.
Gillian Welch & David Rawlings – "The Harrow & the Harvest" (Acony)
A return to form for one of the best songwriting and performing duets around today. Welch's vocal stylings and Rawlings' amazing guitar work continue to shine with a set of all new songs. Enough melancholy and pathos to make everyone feel good.
Jeff Corbin hosts the Back Country every Saturday, 3-5 p.m. Central, on 88.1 KDHX.


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When I first moved to Denver as a young restaurant cook, I interviewed with a chef named Yumiko Baron. She was 4′10, " weighed about 90 pounds and could carry a sheet pan stacked with six lamb legs over her shoulder as she descended the treacherous kitchen stairs to the basement walk-in refrigerator. Despite her quiet manner and heavy Japanese accent, she commanded the respect of her staff.
I temped for Yumiko only for about a week, but she had other ideas for me. "Do you like Chinese food?" she asked. "I really think you should come eat with me and my husband." My fiancee and I joined them that Sunday at a real-deal Cantonese restaurant and ate platters of enormous steamed Pacific oysters with black bean sauce. Arthur, her husband, was only slightly bigger than she. He spoke with indelible Bronx diphthongs and was a ringer for Woody Allen. He and Yumiko were about 10 years our seniors and could both consume seemingly twice their body weight at a meal. It was the start of a great food friendship.
We worked at our respective jobs during the week and often got together on Sundays to prepare blowout feasts at our homes. One weekend before Christmas, Denver got walloped with a snowstorm, and Arthur and Yumiko couldn't get back to their apartment in Boulder. So they spent the next days and holiday with us, baking and cooking nonstop. That became our annual tradition, one that our baby daughter soon joined in. Christmas for her always began with the sight of Arthur and Yumiko pounding through the front door with boxes and trays of food for the projects we'd be undertaking.
Yumiko was the best cook I ever met. I don't mean that she was the most creative or most skilled with difficult preparations. But she was so curious, so eager to learn and so completely devoid of ego. She didn't cook for praise, she cooked for the pleasure of the activity and for the shared experience. She had a giving touch. You could taste this in her food.
On a year that Christmas and Hanukkah overlapped, Yumiko arrived with all the ingredients to make rugelach. She had been spending the last few weeks cooking with an elderly Jewish lady who was her neighbor, and she had learned to turn out masterful pastries, kreplach and chopped liver. But she was especially jazzed about this recipe.
The first time we made that rugelach, our daughter was just old enough to help. She stood on a phone book on a step stool and helped Yumiko pat out the rounds of soft dough in a pie plate and sprinkle them with cinnamon sugar. She learned to cut the dough into wedges and roll the wedges into tiny crescents. "Mine are the prettiest!" she crowed.
"Keep going, " laughed Yumiko, "we've got a lot to make." She and that little girl cranked out 128 rugelach in record time.
For Yumiko, who died way too young, there's no reason to stop and admire your handiwork, not when you're making it with so much joy.
Yumiko's Rugelach
Total time: 4 hours Hands on: About 1 hour Makes 64 cookies
In a mixing bowl, place yeast and lukewarm water with two tablespoons sugar and wait until foamy, then add flour, four tablespoons sugar, eggs and butter. Mix together until dough is uniform; do not overwork. Place in a bowl, cover tightly and refrigerate at least 3 hours or overnight.
Preheat oven to 375 degrees.
Remove dough from refrigerator and bring back to room temperature. Divide the dough into 8 equal parts. Roll each part into a ball. Combine the remaining cup of sugar with the cinnamon. Set aside. Sprinkle a little of the sugar/cinnamon mixture in the bottom of a 9-inch pie plate. Flatten one ball of dough with your hands (you may wish to roll it out a little bit with a rolling pin), sprinkle cinnamon sugar on top, and press the dough to the sides of the pie plate so that you have a flat 9-inch circle of uniform thickness.
Cut the dough circle like a pie into 8 triangular wedges. Sprinkle a little more cinnamon sugar on top for good measure. Roll up the wedges, starting at the thick end, like a croissant. Bend the edges in to make the rugelach crescent-shaped.
Place prepared rugelach on ungreased baking sheets and bake in preheated oven, 10 to 15 minutes, on a rack in center of oven. They are done when they're puffed and lightly browned. Remove baking sheets from oven and let rugelach rest several minutes before removing them with a metal spatula.
Store at room temperature in an airtight container. The rugelach will last about a week. You may also freeze them.
Variation: If desired, sprinkle chopped nuts or raisins over rugelach before rolling them up.
Per serving (two cookies): 133 calories (percent of calories from fat, 41), 2 grams protein, 18 grams carbohydrates, 1 gram fiber, 6 grams fat (4 grams saturated), 29 milligrams cholesterol, 6 milligrams sodium.
- by John Kessler for the Food & More blog
December 9th, 2013
9:34 am
John, if you divide the dough into 8 balls and make 8 rugelach per ball, the yield should be 64, right? Or do you divide the dough into only 4 balls for a 32 yield?
December 9th, 2013
5:53 pm
Thanks for that, John. Yumiko sounds like someone I would like to have known.
December 9th, 2013
10:53 pm
A nice paean to your friend John – very sweet.
My mother was a patient, giving cook like Yumiko – usually. I could ask all the questions that I wanted and she would usually give good practical answers. 'Brown the beef first;it will make the onions better and the sauce even better yet.' 'That chicken is way too old and tough to fry; we'll stew him instead."
I was shocked to learn that she did not learn to cook from her mother. She was the baby and there were already plenty of older sisters and an aunt or two to take care of the meals on the farm. Her jobs – patting out biscuits or shelling peas.
So when she got married and moved from South Georgia to Central California, she had to learn fast. The Better Homes and Gardens Cook Book – and memories of how her mother did it were her saving grace. She became a remarkable cook. I miss spending time in the kitchen with her. Learning.
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- Calories: 152
- Calories from fat: 0.0%
- Fat: 5.6g
- Saturated fat: 0.2g
- Monounsaturated fat: 1.5g
- Polyunsaturated fat: 3.9g
- Protein: 8g
- Carbohydrate: 19.9g
- Fiber: 1.4g
- Cholesterol: 0.0mg
- Iron: 1.4mg
- Sodium: 95mg
- Calcium: 43mg
- 1 cup frozen shelled edamame
- 3/4 cup frozen petite corn kernels
- 1/4 cup chopped red onion
- 1 tablespoon chopped fresh parsley or cilantro
- 1 1/2 tablespoons light olive oil vinaigrette
- 1. Place edamame and corn in a colander, and rinse under cool running water to thaw; drain well. Combine edamame, corn, red onion, parsley or cilantro, and vinaigrette in a medium bowl; toss well to coat. Serve immediately, or cover and chill until ready to serve.
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I concur with Diamlond's idea about special places!
Just be careful not to overcrowd the map, though. I would keep the icons for the sites very small, so they don't get confused with the cities/towns, and so they don't overwhelm the whole thing.
Maybe sites of feretories. And miracle sites. Yes, good idea, Diamond.
Sites of the most important feretories and miracles added. Of course there are hundreds more, but they wouldn't fit all on the map.
Amazing map. Full of info, full of colour, but still not cluttered. I feel a wave of awe and envy incomming. ;)
Well, I still think that the key should show the several religions (with your different roofs colors) since religious thing seems to be an important feature on the map but you'd have to find some room to put it.
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Malicious: NH's anti-child House
Last year the Republican-led Legislature passed - over Gov. John Lynch's veto - a law that lets businesses take a tax credit for 85 percent of the value of donations they make to an educational scholarship program for lower-income students. Families who have incomes of no more than 300 percent of the federal poverty level may use the scholarships to help finance the cost of a private-school education.
Democrats strongly opposed the law last year. With their big House majority this year, they made killing it a priority. The House voted 188-151 Wednesday, largely along party lines, to repeal it.
For the children who would receive these scholarships, the law is an unmitigated good. They get to attend a school that works for them. What about the children who remain in public schools?
Democrats claimed that these children would be harmed by a loss of funding. Nonsense. For each child who takes a scholarship, the state loses 85 percent of $2,500, or $2,124. But the state pays public schools about $4,700 per child. For each kid who takes a scholarship, the state comes out about $2,575 ahead.
What about local schools? The law caps the amount any public school could lose at 1 percent of the school's budget.
This law does not harm any children. It helps the most vulnerable ones by giving them tickets out of failing schools. It helps those left in the failing schools by giving administrators and teachers stronger incentives to improve student outcomes.
Those positive, pro-child results are exactly why Democrats voted to kill the law. Their goal is not to help kids, not to educate them, not to help them prosper. Their goal is to maintain complete control over them by forcing as many as possible to remain in government schools, regardless of whether those schools function well or not at all. This vote was plainly and transparently anti-child. May the Senate have the wisdom to maintain hope for these children by killing this vile bill.
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Thank you Mr. Campbell, thank you members of the board, and a special thank you to everyone here who represents and has a vested interest in the Coatesville Area School District. I present my report to you this evening under very difficult circumstances. As we all know, our...Read more
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Superintendent Report May 2013
Schools throughout the Coatesville Area School District have completed the 2013 required state testing. In addition, Elementary and middle schools have concluded PSSA testing. Students who have completed Algebra I at the middle or high school level, as well as Biology or Literature at the high school have finished Keystone...Read more
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The Coatesville Area School District's 10 Annual Art Show was held at the Coatesville Cultural Society during the week of April 12th. Entitled "Coatesville Creative Connections", the event included students in kindergarten through twelfth grade. Each art teacher selected twenty projects from their school for inclusion in the show. Canvas...Read more
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Has GE's CEO overstayed his welcome?
The company's shares have been stuck for more than a decade.
The Fairfield, Conn., company, which on Friday reported disappointing results, is a handful for anyone to manage because of its diverse portfolio of businesses. Were it created today, there is no way anyone would cobble together a group of divisions such as energy infrastructure, appliances and medical imaging equipment that have no apparent connection. The company's involvement in the entertainment business made the least sense of all, so it's good that GE transferred control of NBC Universal to Comcast (CMCSA).
Revenue fell 8% to $38 billion from $41.2 billion a year earlier, trailing analysts' estimates even with the sale of NBC Universal. Net income fell 18% $3.73 billion, or 35 cents a share. Profit from continuing operations was 39 cents, 1 cent ahead of expectations.
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Immelt, whose 2010 compensation more than doubled to $15.2 million versus 2009, has tried to do right by shareholders. Last month, GE raised its dividend for the fourth time in two years, reversing a series of cuts that began during the depths of the Great Recession. GE's stock dividend yield is 3.55%, well ahead of the 2.09% average of the S&P 500. Immelt is trying to give investors confidence to hang in there, and there are some signs of strength.
Infrastructure orders in the fourth quarter rose 15% from a year earlier to $28.6 billion, boosting the year-end backlog to a record $200 billion. Earnings at GE Capital, which have long been a drag on the company's results, rose 58% to $1.6 billion. At the end of the year, GE had $85 billion in cash and cash equivalents. Still, GE is not out of the woods.
As Immelt said in the earnings press release, "We expect continued volatility in 2012 and have prepared for it by investing in new products and technology, expanding our growth market footprint and taking important steps to strengthen risk management." He's hedging his bets, obviously, but investors have heard this all before.
Now is the time to put up or shut up and get out. So far, investors are not impressed. GE shares were down more than 1% at midday to $18.93.
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Guess what — you're already a natural at caring for your baby (maternal instinct isn't a myth!). Start feeling like a parenting pro now with this guide to basic baby care, complete with tips to keep your newborn clean, cozy, and happy.
Worried your newborn will be sporting a backwards diaper and you won't even notice? Positively sure you'll fail to ever get a big burp out of your little one? Certain beyond a doubt that you'll fall prey to the bevy of potential breastfeeding problems? Stop stressing. Remind yourself that you're a first-time parent with little prior experience in most things baby, from changing diapers (especially for a newborn boy who loves to make a splash) to burping (your baby, not you), so you can't be expected to be in the baby-care know right off the bat. And even if you do mess up a little in the first few weeks, relax — first of all, blunders are a rite of parenting passage, and second of all, chances are your baby will be very forgiving. Actually, your pipsqueak probably won't even notice your inexperience and certainly won't remember that you waited a few too many days to trim those nails or that you didn't get every speck of grime out of the cute folds in his baby neck.
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As a blacksmith, I've made more enchanting rods than anything else in my arsenal of recipes. If you are an armorsmith, you would have made ONE Bulwark of Ancient Kings, and if you are a Weaponsmith, ONE "Skillherald". The only thing in my recipe that sells is the Red Belt of Battle if you were fortunate enough to get the drop from SSC.
I understand Blizzard not wanting us to flood the AH with these very nice pieces of currently-BOP gear (wasnt that the point of rare and expensive material requirements?) but they may have taken this philosophy to extremes.
IMO there are too many needlessly BOP specialized recipes (i.e. usable for ONE class). These items almost never get made because: a) They age real fast and once past a certain stage, you can get better gear in a raid and at less cost. b) You are not a blacksmith OR not of the class that can use it.
Not to be unfairly hopping on Blacksmithing, most of the crafting professions (tailoring, Leatherworking) have needlessly specialized BOP recipes as well that you won't ever pick up e.g. BOP mail when you cant use mail.


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Minimalist home decor
Minimalist home decor
How you can create a minimalist decor in your home. Minimalism requires that the wallpaper in the room were monophonic, whether cold or warm it will tone, smooth, or rough surface – it is a matter of taste. In markets where the demand is small, these wallpapers are cheaper than usual, with patterns and different colours. In principle, you can do it without any of wallpaper, paint the walls and roller their linen, which is good decorative material and can replace the carpet.
Pictures for wall decoration
The homogeneity of the walls can be decorate with photos or pictures, and drawings on the walls themselves. In any case, the important thing is not to overdo it and do not overload the visual background – what here while minimalist. The windows in minimalism only perform their main function – to reflect light and nothing more: it is not design for curtains.
Beautiful design metal blinds
From bright sunlight to hide with straw or metal blinds. Window frames, and with them the doors, pipes, batteries, you can paint in bright colours: orange, green, an so on, and in every room colour should be different. As for the floor and ceiling, the latter often are white, light blue, and blue, painted with stars or clouds.
Minimalist living room with shelves
Instead of cabinets in minimalism use racks, shelves, bookcases, which are well suited for installation of indoor plants? To accommodate clothes hangers are normally used or wardrobes. In addition, for a floor you can use any materials, although you can leave them in their original form or use the podium to emphasize some elements space and draw attention to its heterogeneity.
Minimalist bedroom interior
In the bedroom, Minimalist put a couch, bed or sofa, although sometimes bypassed and an orthopaedic mattress or conventional. Other furniture is not needed, and of technology in such an interior "fit" a good stereo system. Simple – this is the main feature of minimalism. Ease of furniture housing does not indicate that you have the wrong approach to its upgrading. On the contrary – this will allow you to express yourself, rejecting unnecessary.


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Who was the author of a thin 4to. volume with the above title, printed for Tho. Thorpe, 1616? The contents are, "The Praise of K. Richard the Third—The French Poetes—Nothing—That it is good to be in Debt."
The late Mr. Yarnold has a MS. copy of the "Praise of K. Richard," to which was prefixed the following dedication:—
"I am bolde to adventure to your honors viewe this small portion of my privatt labors, as an earnest peny of my love, beinge a mere Paradoxe in prayse of a most blame-worthie and condemned Prince, Kinge Richard the Third; who albeit I shold guilde with farre better termes of eloquence then I have don, and freate myself to deathe in pursuite of his commendations, yet his disgrace beinge so publicke, and the worlde so opinionate of his misdoings, as I shold not be able so farre to justifie him as they to condemne him. Yet that they may see what may be saide, and to shew how farre they haue mispraysed his vertues, this following Treatise shall make manyfest. Your honour may peruse and censure yt at your best leisure, and though yt be not trickt up wth elegance of phrase, yet may it satisfye a right curious judgmente, yf the reasons be considered as they ought. But, howsoever, yf you please to accepte it, I shall thinke my labors well bestowed; who, both in this and what ells may, devote myself to your honour, and rest,
"Your honours most affectionat servant,
The praise of Nothing is very well versified from the Latin of Passerat, whose verses Dr. Johnson thought worthy of a place in his Life of Lord Rochester. Besides Rochester's seventeen stanzas "Upon Nothing," there appears to have been another copy of verses on this fertile subject; for Flecknoe, in his Epigrams of All Sorts, 1671, has "Somewhat to Mr. J.A. on his excellent poem of Nothing." Is anything known of this Nothing?
Mickleham, July 29. 1850.
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Papers of Perjury.—In Leicester's Commonwealth occurs the following passage:—
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Can any of your readers refer me to a graphic account of the custom of perjurers wearing papers denoting their crime, to which I suppose this passage alludes?
Church Rates.—CH. would be obliged to any of your readers who could refer him to the volume of either the Gentleman's or the British Magazine which contains some remarks on the article on Church Rates in Knight's Political Dictionary, and on Cyric-sceat.


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As Christmas draws near, TV viewership falls off and nostalgia sets in with many a classic Christmas movie and animated special popping up.
But there are still new shows to check out.
A pregnant Mariah Carey sings Christmas tunes on ABC Monday while Natalie Cole works with the Mormon Tabernacle Choir on GPB on Wednesday.
Three major reality shows close shop for the year: "The Biggest Loser" on NBC Tuesday, "Hell's Kitchen" on Fox Wednesday and "Survivor" on CBS Sunday.
Two popular basic cable dramas are finishing up as well after brief forays in the late fall: USA's "Burn Notice" Thursday and TNT's "Leverage" on Sunday.
And Atlanta's Adult Swim brings back a third parody edition of "Robot Chicken" focused exclusively on Star Wars.
"How I Met Your Mother" 8 p.m. CBS — Alex Trebek makes a cameo.
"The Sing-Off" 8 p.m. NBC — The six final groups pick rock songs and guilty pleasures.
"Mariah Carey: Merry Christmas To You" 9 p.m. ABC — Carey sings from her second holiday album.
"Intervention" 9 p.m. A&E (10th season debut) — A woman battles drug addiction that began in her teen years.
"The Closer" 9 p.m. TNT — The new chief has the team look at thefts at medical-pot dispensaries.
"Marry Me" 9 p.m. Lifetime (part 2 of mini-series) — Rae makes her pick from three suitors.
"Two and a Half Men" 9 p.m. CBS — Charlie and Courtney split up.
"Hawaii Five-O" 10 p.m. CBS — Chin Ho is abducted and an explosive device is strapped to his chest.
"NCIS" 8 p.m. CBS — A missing Navy petty officer is the only witness in a murder trial.
"Three Wise Women" 8 p.m. Hallmark — A guardian angel tries to convince a woman she's about to marry the wrong man.
"The Biggest Loser" 9 p.m. NBC (10th season finale) — Viewer votes determine the third finalist as the $250,000 winner is named.
"Third Reich: The Rise" 9 p.m. History — The build up of Nazism in Germany is recalled. The second part featuring "The Fall" airs Wednesday night.
"NCIS: Los Angeles" 9 p.m. CBS — Kensi takes a case personally when she bonds with a witness.
"The Good Wife" 10 p.m. CBS — Alicia tries to get a stay of execution for a death-row inmate.
"Auction Kings" 10 p.m. Discovery — Paul Brown's team auctions off a samurai sword and a 1908 Louis Vuitton steamer trunk.
"Human Target" 8 p.m. Fox — A client has amnesia, clearly a more common malady on TV than in real life.
"Christmas With the Mormon Tabernacle" 8 p.m. GPB — Natalie Cole and author David McCullough are guests.
"Survivor" 8 p.m. CBS — Gritty, gutsy Jane, at age 56, will have a tough time making the final two because who wants to compete against her?
"Criminal Minds" 9 p.m. CBS — A man, a day after getting paroled, murders someone. He must love prison!
"Hell's Kitchen" 9 p.m. Fox (eighth season finale) — Local gal Nona Sivley has a shot to win a job with Gordon Ramsay.
"Psych" 9 p.m. USA (special time) — Shawn dreams life like "It's a Wonderful Life."
"Top Chef: All Stars" 10 p.m. Bravo — Two chefs go home tonight. Let's hope Richard Blais is not one of them!
"The Big Bang Theory" 8 p.m. CBS — The guys need Penny's new boyfriend to help them win a costume contest.
"Brew Masters" 8 p.m. Discovery (first season finale) — Sam visits Egypt to resurrect a beer from the distant past.
"Gift of the Magi" 8 p.m. Hallmark — Newlyweds on limited budgets try to buy each other expensive Christmas gifts.
"Burn Notice" 9 p.m. USA (back-to-back episodes) — Brennan attempts to blackmail Michael into killing government agents, followed by the season four finale in which a tactical-assault team goes after his loved ones.
"It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia" 10 p.m. FX (one-hour sixth season finale) — This special features stolen toys, naked elves and a nasty encounter with Santa Claus.
"The Peacemaker: L.A. Gang Wars" 10 p.m. A&E (new series) — Gang mediator Malik Spellman works South Central Los Angeles.
"Funniest Commercials of the Year 2010" 10 p.m. TBS — Old Spice ad sensation Isaiah Mustafa hosts.
"Christmas in Washington 2010" 8 p.m. TNT — Ellen DeGeneres hosts. Mariah Carey, Andrea Bocelli and Annie Lennox sing
"Supernanny" 8 p.m. ABC — A 12-year-old's rebellious streak is rubbing off on the younger kids.
"Frosty the Snowman" 8:30 p.m. CBS — Sing the song, enjoy the old-school animation.
"Modern Marvels" 9 p.m. History — Things still made in America are examined when so many products are imported.
"I Get That a Lot" 9:30 p.m. CBS — Highlights from past episodes including Paris Hilton pumping gas.
"Blais Off" 10 p.m. Science — Atlantan Richard Blais hosts a show in which he attempts to reengineer traditional dishes with help from science.
"Sanctuary" 10 p.m. SyFy — The team goes to Tibet to find a hidden city.
"Battle of the Bulbs" 9 p.m. Saturday Hallmark — Two neighbors get into a Christmas-decorating battle.
"Ricky Gervais: Out of England 2" 9 p.m. Saturday HBO — Topics include the recession, obesity and gay marriage.
"Saturday Night Live" 11:29 p.m. Saturday NBC — Jeff Bridges hosts.
"Survivor" 8 p.m. Sunday CBS (21st season finale) — Here ends one of the least scintillating "Survivor" seasons in recent years.
"Leverage" 9 p.m. Sunday TNT (two-hour third season finale) — The team tries to track down long-time nemesis Damien Moreau .
"Sarah Palin's Alaska" 9 p.m. Sunday TLC — Sarah and Piper dogsled on a glacier.
"The Real Housewives of Atlanta" 10 p.m. Sunday Bravo — Kandi scrambles to finish her album while Kim preps her act.
"Bama Belles" 10 p.m. Sunday TLC (first season finale)— The ladies take a road trip to visit Amie's son at college.
"Robot Chicken: Star Wars Edition III" 11:30 p.m. Sunday Adult Swim— Zac Efron and Rachael Leigh Cook provide guest voices.
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"A client has amnesia, clearly a more common malady on TV than in real life."
as well as being abducted and having an explosive strapped to the chest.
December 13th, 2010
3:52 pm
most pumped for the sing-off tonight! season 2 here reminds me of jazz choir in high school, i miss those days. so good
December 13th, 2010
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yes i love 'sing-off'. also watching 'survivor'
December 13th, 2010
7:46 pm
Frosty the Snowman: The sight of sweet little Karen crying over the puddle that was Frosty still puts a lump in the throat after 41 years.
December 13th, 2010
11:08 pm
Aargh to The Sing Off. I want to give "The Sing-Off" judges a piece of her mind. Look, it's like this. You have to account for degree of difficulty. Jerry Lawson & Talk of the Town, they're a great sentimental favorite… but what they're doing isn't NEARLY as difficult as what some of the other groups are doing. That needs to be acknowledged! It is an elephant in the studio! Too early for Groove to head home.
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Sounds a bit Big Brother esque for me
Sounds a bit Big Brother esque for me
RL: Guildie #1, great job. Guildie #2. Seems youre character was plotting to go join a pug instead of going to our glorious leaders raid. How about you join me for some re-education. Shall we?
On topic: sounds like a great idea, as the most optimal upgrade is sure to provide the benefit on paper, but its still mostly up to the RL or GL on whose going to use the upgrade to its fullest potential.


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Hi there, I am going from a 34DD to a C. 5'3 125 lbs. 36yrs old. Surgery on Oct 10th. Wondering what items I will need to purchase to prepare for the best outcome pre and post op!! Creams, pills, tips n tricks for healing and being comfortable etc etc etc!!! Nervous and excited! Thankful for this site!! xo
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I am very excited for you!! Here is a link to my list of items to consider.
Keep in mind that some of these are in reference to a tummy tuck and will not apply. The supplies and swelling tips do apply to both:)
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Best advice I can give you is to rest, rest and rest some more. Just bc you start to feel better, doesn't mean your all healed. Believe me if you overdo it you will pay for it. Another tip drink lots of water. Good luck, I went from 36DDD to 36C and it has been life changing. You'll never regret it!
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I took 2 1/2 weeks off work ! Do u hv any recommendations on scar cream? Did u purchase a post op bra that u liked?
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My Dr told me no scar cream for atleast 3 months. I am using Bio Oil and it seems to be working well. My scars have faded to a light pink and my Dr says eventually there will just be a fine line. Also the only place I found a good post op bra was at Walmart. Its a front closure sports bra by Fruit of the Loom. My surgeon liked it so much he started telling his patients were to buy it, and there very inexpensive. I think they were like $7.99. Buy a size larger due to swelling. I'm a 36 and the 38 was good. Hope this helps you out.
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Hey there. Devi Ever here. I'm actually a person, not just a fancy pedal company name. I've been running this business since 2003 when I sold pedals under the name Effector 13. In 2007 I briefly sold the rights to a few of my pedal designs along with the Effector 13 name to a company known as Ooh La La Manufacturing, which was a startup venture by ex-Zvex employees that unfortunately didn't get off the ground. In 2009 I gained back the rights to those pedals and consolidated all my effects under the devi ever : fx name, only to later that year sell the rights to a few of my joystick pedals to Dwarfcraft Devices. Sometime in 2012, I got those pedals back as well. This is why you might see my work under those various names. :)
Through out the years I've had the pleasure to enhance the sonic lives of such artists as Nine Inch Nails, Depeche Mode, ZZ Top, Nels Cline, Wilco, The Black Keys, Playstation Music Group at Sony, and My Bloody Valentine amongst many other great musicians.
Though I spend most of my time running the biz, I also spend a lot of time creating music, art, and most recently developing board and video games. You can follow my zany antics via my web zone at : http://www.deviever.com
devi ever : fx isn't just about me of course, my lovely girlfriend Charlotte handles emails and paperwork, and my good friend Ken of Infanem does incredible engineering work when he's not slowly taking over the world with his own pedal company which can be found here : http://www.infanem.com/
Thanks for taking interest in what we do, and we look forward to doing what we can to make your life a little fuzzier. :)
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Edinburgh Inter-Faith Association 2014 Annual Lecture for 'Gandhi Day'
Tuesday 30th September
at 6pm
Edinburgh City Chambers
High Street EH1 1 Edinburgh
The 2014 EIFA Annual Lecture is being held in conjunction with 'Gandhi Day' and the U.N. International Day of Non-Violence. This year's talk will be given by the historian and author Antony Copley who is a Gandhi Foundation Trustee and academic adviser. Antony has made a name for himself through his many publications on political and religious movements and developments in modern India, including A Spiritual Bloomsbury, Gandhi: Against the Tide, and many others. Antony also serves as an honorary reader at the University of Kent's School of History.
On the night, there will also discussion through skype with the Afghan Peace Volunteers; a group of courageous activists campaigning for an end to conflicts in their war-torn country. They, like Gandhi, do not direct any accusations on anyone, rather they ask for all to enter into discussions and dialogue, they also promote education through offering classes in Dari (the main language of Afghanistan) and mathematics for local children. The Afghan Peace Volunteers' youth groups are leading the way by talking with young people around the world one village at a time, putting Gandhi's teaching of non-violent action into practice.
The teachings of Mahatma Gandhi transcend his living years; we still have much to learn from his teachings. In the wake of a Summer that has seen so much heart-wrenching violence across the world, we can try and look toward Gandhi's vision of non-violence as an alternative to the militancy that has caused so much worldwide anguish. It is important to remember that the non-violent path is applicable even in our daily lives, and it is about more than just abstention from physical violence. We can keep the teachings of Gandhi in our hearts and minds whenever we have an argument with a family member, decide what businesses to buy stock in, or encounter a member of the homeless community; on an individual level, we can use Gandhi's teachings to help us avoid emotional, economic, and spiritual violence.
The Annual Lecture will be accompanied by a speech from the Lord Provost and a question-and-answer session, as well as performances by local musicians. The event will be followed by a Civic Reception hosted by The Lord Provost of The City of Edinburgh.
This is a free event, however registration is required. Kindly do so via the EIFA EventBrite page: http://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/eifa-annual-lecture-on-gandhi-day-un-international-day-of-non-violence-tickets-12848378847?utm_campaign=new_eventv2&utm_medium=email&utm_source=eb_email&utm_term=eventurl_text
Also, why not help promote our fantastic event through facebook by joining its dedicated page and inviting your friends?! Here's the link to it: https://www.facebook.com/events/703653446337491/
Thank you!
We look forward to seeing you then!
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4x2 Fighting Vehicle
Country of Origin: United States
Manufacturer: Armored Motor Car Company (AMC) - USA
Initial Year of Service: 1916
Production: 8
Focus Model: King Armored Car
Crew: 3
Overall Length: 12.80ft (3.90m)
Width: 6.56ft (2.00m)
Height: 7.55ft (2.30m)
Weight: 2.6 US Short Tons (2,400kg; 5,291lbs)
Powerplant: 1 x King Motor Cars V8 liquid-cooled gasoline engine developing 70 (early) or 79 (later) horsepower.
Maximum Speed: 40mph (65 km/h)
Maximum Range: 200 miles (322 km)
NBC Protection: None
Nightvision: None
1 x 0.30 caliber Benet-Mercier machine gun in turret.
1 x 0.30 caliber Lewis machine gun in turret
550 x 0.30 caliber ammunition (estimated)
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When I don't wake up this morning (Pal gets up with the children while I sleep in on Fridays), I already notice that it is another miserable day. I have a feeling of impending gloom. I knew the weather wasn't going to be nice, but I am still disappointed.
When I do finally wake up this morning, I realise it isn't as miserable as I thought it might be but I will still be housebound with three bored, stir crazy children. And one bored husband. I'm not sure which I'd rather – stabbing myself in the eye could actually win in a choice between the two scenarios.
Obviously sensing my dismay at the scene in front of me, Oscar decides we need a bit of excitement and promptly channels his inner sick kid. I put him to bed for a sleep, thinking it might be better if he wasn't
scrag tired exhausted. When he wakes, his lips, arms and hands are blue and he sounds like a wounded seal. Nice. Puffed up with Ventolin like a hot air balloon, Oscar improves. Miracle of all miracles, there is a doctors appointment this afternoon. Better to be safe than sorry.
We get to the doctor's surgery, Oscar far from sleepily wrapped in the Sleepy Wrap, but warm nevertheless. It's only a short wait. I only sing Five Little Ducks seven times, which is probably some kind of record.
P.S. Old Mother Duck seriously needs to pull her socks up! She loses ALL FIVE KIDS, people. All five. Over the hill and FAR AWAY. Only when they have all gone does she bother going looking.
So Mother Duck finds all her kids for the seventh time (obviously there is something really interesting over the hill and far away to keep those ducks running away), and the doctor appears calling Oscar's name. Oscar quacks in response and I feel it's appropriate because the doctor is wearing green, blue and brown plaid pants.
Dr mentions that Oscar has had a complicated year. I feel this is an understatement. And laugh. Doctor looks at me as though I may be taking my son's health as a joke. I immediately put on my Worried Mother face and resume explaining the seal sound. Doctor is not particularly impressed by my impression. Reads some more notes. Checks ears, listens to chest and heart. No apparent infection – could he twist my arm into giving Oscar antibiotics to clear green snot and head off any other infection that he can't see? Better to be safe than sorry and all that. Yes. Consider my arm twisted. Good, let's weigh the boy to be thorough.
9kg. 1kg gain in a month. Seems to be fattening up well, then.
Right, follow the wheeze plan. It's working. The minute you are concerned again come back. Any questions?
Yes. Actually. I've been feeling overwhelmed.
I explain how I feel that something is always waiting to go wrong, and that today in particular, but the past few days, I have had the feeling of impending gloom.
Not surprised with the winter you've had. The past year you've had. Am surprised you and husband are both still sane. Feel the same in a week or two come back and we'll talk some more.
I hitch Joey back into my Pouch and head off to the chemist for some antibiotics. We meet Pal and the other children in the street and the feeling of gloom is increased by the spitting of the rain. The chemist smiles at me, we are friends now. OK for Panadol? Yes, well stocked thanks.
Get back to the car, feeling like the gloom is going to eat me up. Starting to feel nauseous, I tell Paul it's probably time to go home and eat something. He hasn't had lunch either.
"Get eat, Mumma?" from the backseat.
Stuff it. Go through Maccas drive thru.
We sit by the park, watching the water feature that looks more like sprinklers misdirected into the weir instead of onto the grass. Eating more calories in ten minutes than I did all of yesterday. And I begin to feel less nauseous, if a little more greasy.
And it's then that I realise. It's not gloom I've been feeling coming in the air.
It's PMS.
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The Summer Love Show is at TT the Bear's Place this Friday, June 27. We are performing with Parlour Bells, Walter Sickert & the Army of Broken Toys and Future Carnivores. David Duncan Virr will be spinning, there will be a photo booth and a whole heap of good times. Come out and celebrate summer love. It's our only show this summer. <3
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My Lord, as Your Spirit embraces me, I feel the peace of knowing who I am. The security of being numbered among your children is overwhelming. I praise you, Father, for your gracious gift of atonement for all my sin. Through the blood of your Son, Jesus Christ the righteous, I am free. I am free, gracious Lord, and my name will forever be listed in the Precious Lamb's book of life. For the One you sent to die for me has spoken my name and stands forever in intercession for me. O Lord Most High, look into my heart and know that I am unworthy of such grace and accept my humble thanks. In your Sovereignty, I find strength. In your Grace, I find peace. Hear me, O Lord, as I offer this prayer of thanksgiving. All glory to you, my Lord and master!
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"This was a Lenten offering to God. I was asked to offer something for a Parish Lenten guide. This came to me and I shared it with my fellow parishioners as a part of that Lenten guide... Thank you Lord...Jake"


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Thursday's games
Liberty Co. at Statesboro
Lincoln Co. at Aquinas
M.L. King at Dunwoody (ND)
Mays at Arabia Mountain (PV)
Miller Grove at Lakeside, Atlanta (A)
Spalding at Riverdale (SC)
Friday's games
Albany at Dougherty (M)
Alexander at LaGrange
Apalachee at Loganville
Archer at Central Gwinnett
Athens Academy at Pinecrest Academy
B.E.S.T. Academy at Jackson, Atlanta (L)
Bacon Co. at Benedictine
Baconton Charter at St. Francis
Bainbridge at Harris Co.
Banneker at South Atlanta (L)
Beach at Tattnall Co.
Berrien at Thomasville
Bleckley Co. at Macon Co.
Bradwell Institute at Windsor Forest (GC)
Brantley Co. at Appling Co.
Brookstone at Hawkinsville
Brookwood at Shiloh
Brunswick at Coffee
Buford at White Co.
Burke Co. at Richmond Academy
Butler at Glenn Hills
Callaway at Central, Carrollton
Calvary Day at Savannah Christian
Cambridge at Forsyth Central
Cass at Gilmer
Chamblee at Columbia (AV)
Charlton Co. at Lanier Co.
Chattahoochee at South Forsyth
Chattooga at Armuchee
Christian Heritage at Darlington
Clarke Central at Heritage, Conyers
Claxton at Portal
Commerce at Prince Avenue
Coosa at Dade Co.
Creekview at Northview
Decatur at Blessed Trinity
Dodge Co. at Wheeler Co.
Dooly Co. at Central, Talbotton
Douglas Co. at Hughes
Douglass at Chapel Hill
Drew at Mundy's Mill (SC)
Dublin at Josey
Eagle's Landing at Dutchtown
East Coweta at Westlake
East Paulding at Hiram
Elbert Co. at Morgan Co.
Fannin Co. at North Hall
Fayette Co. at Columbus (K)
First Presbyterian at Twiggs Co.
Fitzgerald at Brooks Co.
Franklin Co. at North Oconee
Gainesville at Salem
Grayson at Berkmar
Greene Co. at Washington-Wilkes
Greenville at Schley Co.
Groves at Glynn Academy
Harlem at East Laurens
Hebron Christian at Athens Christian
Henry Co. at Carver, Columbus (K)
Hephzibah at Cross Creek
Heritage, Ringgold at LaFayette
Hillgrove at North Cobb
Irwin Co. at Clinch Co.
Jefferson at Rabun Co.
Jenkins at Ware Co.
Jenkins Co. at Sav. Country Day
Johns Creek at West Forsyth
Johnson Co. at Montgomery Co.
Johnson, Savannah at Savannah (SM)
Jones Co. at Evans
Jordan at Chattahoochee Co.
King's Ridge at Mount Pisgah
Lakeside, Evans at Houston Co.
Lakeview Academy at Cross Keys (ND)
Lamar Co. at Monticello
Lambert at Centennial
Laney at Westside, Augusta
Lanier at Eastside
Lithia Springs at Villa Rica
Lithonia at Marist
Locust Grove at Woodland, Stockbridge
Lovejoy at Morrow (TO)
Lowndes at Valdosta
Luella at Rockdale Co.
Madison Co. at Lumpkin Co.
Manchester at Heard Co.
Marietta at Kennesaw Mountain
Marion Co. at Pacelli
McEachern at South Cobb
McIntosh at Whitewater
McNair at Cedar Grove (PV)
Meadowcreek at Habersham Central
Miller Co. at Randolph-Clay
Mitchell Co. at Terrell Co.
Model at Murray Co.
Monroe at Americus-Sumter
Mount Vernon at ELCA
Mount Zion, Jones. at Ola
Newnan at Tri-Cities
Newton at Druid Hills (A)
Norcross at Collins Hill
North Clayton at Upson-Lee
North Forsyth at Alpharetta
North Gwinnett at Mill Creek
North Springs at Sequoyah
Northgate at Creekside
Northside, Columbus at Thomas Co. Central
Northwest Whitfield at Dalton
Oconee Co. at Hart Co.
Oglethorpe Co. at Social Circle
Osborne at Kell
Our Lady of Mercy at Holy Innocents'
Parkview at Dacula
Peach Co. at Jackson
Peachtree Ridge at Mountain View
Pebblebrook at Campbell
Pelham at Cook
Pepperell at Calhoun
Pickens at Cedartown
Pierce Co. at Southeast Bulloch
Providence Christian at North Cobb Christian
Richmond Hill at Effingham Co.
Ridgeland at Southeast Whitfield
Riverside Military at Union Co.
Riverwood at Sprayberry
Rockmart at Haralson Co.
Rome at North Paulding
Shaw at Sandy Creek
South Paulding at New Manchester
Southwest, Macon at Pike Co.
Spencer at Bremen
Stephens Co. at Monroe Area
Stewart Co. at Seminole Co.
Strong Rock at Landmark Christian
Taylor Co. at Northeast (TH)
Temple at Bowdon
Thomson at Swainsboro
Tift Co. at Camden Co.
Towers at Woodward Academy
Treutlen at Emanuel Co. Institute
Trion at Mount Zion, Carroll
Troup at Carrollton
Tucker at Stephenson (HS)
Turner Co. at Wilcox Co.
Union Grove at Forest Park (T)
Walker at Fellowship Christian
Walnut Grove at Chestatee
Warner Robins at Greenbrier
Warren Co. at Georgia Military
Washington Co. at Jefferson Co.
Wesleyan at Hapeville Charter
Westminster at GAC
Westover at Crisp Co.
Whitefield Academy at Mount Paran
Wilkinson Co. at Hancock Central
Winder-Barrow at Flowery Branch
Woodland, Cartersville at Paulding Co.
Worth Co. at Cairo
Saturday's games
Carver, Atlanta at Therrell (GD)
Grovetown at Northside, W. Robins
Johnson, Gainesville at Clarkston (HS)
Redan at Stone Mountain (AV)
Southwest DeKalb at North Atlanta (GD)
Washington at Grady (GD)
Stadium abbreviations:
(A) Adams; (AV) Avondale; (CM) Columbus Memorial; (ED) Ed DeFore Sports Complex; (G) Grady; (GC) Garden City; (GD) Georgia Dome; (GS) Grayson Stadium, Savannah; (H) Henderson; (HS) Hallford; (K) Kinnett; (L) Lakewood; (M) Mills; (MC) McEachern High School; (ND) North DeKalb; (NG) North Gwinnett High School; (P) Paulson; (PV) Panthersville; (SC) Southern Crescent; (SM) Savannah Memorial; (T) Tara; (TC) Tri-Cities High School; (TH) Thompson; (TO) Twelve Oaks; (WG) West Georgia
October 8th, 2012
1:24 pm
RAIDERS (5 / 0) had a "BYE" week last week but are heading just down the road to HIRAM this week…HIRAM (3 / 2) had a win last week at LITHIA SPRINGS (0 / 5) …On paper this one looks like a blowout as Hiram is only averaging 19.6 points per game while it's defense is allowing 18.6 points per game!
EAST on the other hand has put up 214 points to date for a per game average of 42.8 while only allowing 17 points in the first game against NORTH…since then the EAST "D" has shutout everyone else they have played…for an average of only 3.4 points per game!!!!
BUT…HIRAM is well coached and was an early season favorite to be the # 4 seed in the Region for a playoff spot. It's also an in county game so there will be a big crowd on hand for the Hornets as always so EAST has to be ready and not let them pull off the upset!
With NORTH PAULDING winning again to go to 5 / 1 & ALLATOONA winning to stay undefeated (CONGRATS!) the Region 5 AAAAA bracket is starting to take shape. Nov. 9th in "THE BONEYARD" against ALLATOONA is still looking like the game to be at!!!!
Until then…
October 8th, 2012
3:51 pm
Domecoming schedule for Sat Oct 13th
October 8th, 2012
4:08 pm
Mays vs. Arabia Mountain is a very intriguing matchup. And the Tucker vs. Stephenson wiil be epic!!!!
October 9th, 2012
8:41 am
I guess in DeKalb county all eyes will be on Tucker vs Stephenson. A few things to take into consideration. .
1.Tucker has a tremendous winning streak & winning Back to Back State titles.
2 This is the first time these two teams has met other than scrimmages.
3. Both programs have tremendous football history
4, This game will set the tone in their trgion of who might have the upper hand in the second half of the season.
No disrespect to Tucker supports or Stephenson supports, I am awaiting to see this game played on the field instead of on the blog. These two teams will be ready to play friday night when the lights are on. Only then will this be settled
October 9th, 2012
10:09 am
Tucker Final Four two years ago,Starr's Mill upset them and won State last year. 2out of last five.
October 9th, 2012
8:03 pm
Does anyone know if the Saturday games at georgia dome will be televised.


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A protestor holds flyers during a rally outside the Texas State Capitol in Austin on Tuesday depicting Travyon Martin, the unarmed Florida teen killed last month. (AP Photo/Thomas Allison, Daily Texan)
(AP) -- Trayvon Martin's supporters pack churches, swarm rallies and wear hooded sweat shirts in solidarity while friends and family of George Zimmerman, the neighborhood watch volunteer who shot the unarmed teen to death, remain largely out of sight. The few who have defended Zimmerman have done so reluctantly, most fearing public backlash.
Zimmerman, 28, has gone into hiding. His version of what happened on the rainy night of Feb. 26 has only trickled out from police and his attorney. Zimmerman said he was pursuing the 17-year-old Martin because Martin was acting suspiciously. He said he lost sight of the teenager and Martin attacked him as he headed back to his sport utility vehicle.
Zimmerman told police he fired in self-defense and police did not arrest him, touching off widespread public outrage and protests across the country.
Martin's supporters believe race played a role in the shooting. Martin was black; Zimmerman's father is white and his mother is Hispanic.
"The family has had death threats, the father and mother, George has had death threats. Anything related to George is a target," said Miguel Meza, who identified himself as Zimmerman's cousin.
George Hall, a retired Presbyterian minister, said he was Zimmerman's neighbor for 20 years in Manassas, Va., until about 2001. Hall said Zimmerman and his brother attended church, and he wrote a recommendation for Zimmerman for a police academy in 2004.
"Their parents taught them to treat everybody with respect. I'm tired of hearing about this race thing," Hall said. "It could be an element in it ... but I never would have thought of him as being a racist. His father was in the Army and was a white American and his mother was Peruvian. That makes him 50 percent Peruvian. A lot of stuff I hear, it irks me because people are drawing their own conclusions with very little evidence."
Meza spoke only briefly over the telephone to a reporter from The Associated Press. It wasn't immediately clear if he had talked to Zimmerman since the shooting, but he said other relatives are afraid to comment publicly, even though they think he is being treated unfairly.
"The media has been quick to demonize George, but Trayvon Martin was no angelic boy walking," Meza said.
Zimmerman's attorney, Craig Sonner, has said in more than one interview that his client's nose was broken during the fight with Martin.
The Orlando Sentinel, citing anonymous sources, has reported that Martin grabbed Zimmerman's head and banged it several times against the sidewalk. A statement from Sanford police said the newspaper's story was "consistent" with evidence turned over to prosecutors.
Sonner said the gash on the back of Zimmerman's head probably was serious enough for stitches, but he waited too long for treatment so the wound was already healing.
Zimmerman said he began crying for help; Martin's family thinks it was their son who was crying out. Witness accounts differ and 911 tapes in which the voices are heard are not clear.
Martin was at least 6 feet tall, several inches taller than the 5-foot-9 Zimmerman. Meza said Martin was not the child he appears to be in photos flashed across television and newspapers.
"George was in a fight for his life," Meza said.
Martin's supporters, including a host of outspoken celebrities and civil rights leaders who have appeared on television for the past two weeks, don't believe Zimmerman's story. They want him arrested and prosecuted, and his parents think their son is being painted in a negative light by a police department leaking information to the news media.
The teenager was suspended from school three times this year. In October, he wrote obscene graffiti on a door at his high school. During a search of his backpack, campus security officers found 12 pieces of jewelry, a watch and a screwdriver that they thought could be used as a burglary tool, according to a school police report obtained by the Miami Herald.
When campus security confronted Martin, he told them a friend had given him the jewelry, but he wouldn't give a name. The Miami-Dade Police Department said Tuesday the jewelry could not be tied to any reported thefts.
Martin had previously been suspended for excessive absences and tardiness and, at the time of his death, was serving a 10-day suspension after school officials found an empty plastic bag with marijuana traces in his backpack.
His parents spent Tuesday at a forum organized by Congress on racial profiling and hate crimes. They spoke briefly before a Democrats-only congressional panel as cameras clicked noisily in front of them.
"Trayvon was our son, but Trayvon is your son," Sybrina Fulton, Martin's mother, told the panel. "A lot of people can relate to our situation and it breaks their heart like it breaks our heart."
Eric Gross, who was Zimmerman's classmate in high school in Virginia, said the shooting was surprising because he remembered Zimmerman as a "good guy."
"We had a couple classes together. He was just fun-going, got along with everybody that was in our classes," Gross said.
Another of Zimmerman's friends said Zimmerman would tell the teen's parents he's "very, very sorry" if he could.
Speaking Monday on ABC's "Good Morning America," Joe Oliver said Zimmerman is not a racist and has virtually lost his own life since the shooting.
"This is a guy who thought he was doing the right thing at the time, and it's turned out horribly wrong," said Oliver, one of the few blacks to come forward in support of Zimmerman.
Victor Rodriguez, who lives in Zimmerman's neighborhood, said he often saw him walking around, but he didn't know if that was part of his patrol. Now, he's not sure what to think.
"It makes you feel a little bit safe but knowing what happened and everything, it's kind of like confusing in a way. We don't want people to be in the neighborhood. You have kids running around. You don't want robberies going down," Rodriguez said.
Mohr reported from Jackson, Miss. Hutchinson reported from Atlanta. Associated Press writer Kyle Hightower in Orlando, Fla., contributed to this report.
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