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Easy to make roast turkey breast is paired with potato soup and a vegetable sauté to make a hearty dinner combination. The pumpkin crumb cake is a crowd pleaser too! This is a great comfort meal and works well for entertaining a smaller group on Thanksgiving or Christmas.
This Baked Potato Soup is a perfect complement to any meal and sure to warm you up on a cold day.
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MELT butter in large saucepan over medium heat. Add onion; cook, stirring occasionally, for 1 to 2 minutes or until tender. Stir in flour. Gradually stir in broth and evaporated milk. Scoop potato pulp from 1 potato (reserve potato skin); mash. Add pulp to broth mixture. Cook over medium heat, stirring occasionally, until mixture comes just to a boil. Dice remaining potato skin and potato(es); add to soup. Heat through. Season with salt and ground black pepper. Top each serving with bacon, cheese and green onions, if desired. VARIATION: For a different twist to this recipe, omit the bacon, cheddar cheese and green onions. Cook 2 tablespoons shredded carrot with the onion and add 1/4 teaspoon dried dill to the soup when adding the broth. Proceed as above.
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Nadine s from
This recipe is very rich and creamy. My family loved it and the kids asked for seconds!!!!
M. S. from
North Texas
If I don't have everything to make soup the Kids will go to the store for me. Great Soup
Nancy Goff from
Union, MO
I love it! I used a lot more cooked and crumbled bacon mixed into the soup before serving. This is one recipe I'll use again and again.
amber patterson from
Channelview, TX
it's a good way to make something that everyone can customize to their own liking
Kiki Harrison from
Itasca, Illinois
I made this for Easter dinner and it was enjoyed my my whole family. It was quite easy too, and heated up leftovers are jsut as great, I recommend trying to make it first, before serving it at dinner, because it can be diffucult to juggle all of the directions.
OLGA RIOFRIO from
Great for easter days and for the rest of the year.
Debbie Chapman-Denton from
This soup is easy to make and taste wonderful. Highly recommended.
Beverly Oferrall from
Linkwood, MD
I just made this the other day. The weather is still a little cool, and it was the perfect comfort food. I would advise everyone to try this before the summer heat arives.
Anna Attia from
Los Angeles, CA
Next time I will make a double batch, because it did not last a minute! Easy recipe and a successful one at my house.
NANCY CHAPMAN from
This is the perfect winter soup to keep you warm all over. Easy to make and very filling. I add shredded cheese on top for a cheesy favor.
Sheri Costa from
Enfield, CT
So easy, and quick, perfect dish for leftovers.
Very tasty!
Bonnie Brown from
Leesburg, GA
This is a great soup. My husband even likes it and he doesn't care for soup. Great on a cold day!
Suzette LaMarche from
Vermilion, OH
this is even better than mom used to make
Rose Tunis from
Scranton, PA
this is excellent
jackie kush from
waukee iowa
Very easy and delicious!
claire-anne aikman from
Made this with a salad. Dinner was done fast!
Joyce Walker from
Hillsboro tx
I did add the carrots but I used the can carrots and it does make a difference.
Laureen Bruce from
Gilbertsville, KY
This soup really hits the spot on a cold Spring day. yum
Kenia Mello from
Blaine, MN
Very Easy and so delicious!!! Yummy
rebecca roberts from
Twentynine Palms, CA
A lot easier then it looks, tastes delicious and you can say it was homemade best of all.
cheyenne teague from
roland, OK
My family really loves my potato soup. I add celery and shredded cheddar cheese to mine. The grandkids ask for seconds.
roger clap from
Warner Robins, GA
too high in sat.fat
magan menard from
Excellent way to use up the potatoes we got on sale!
Valerie LaBerge from
Montgomery, IL
This soup is easy to make and delicious to eat! The leftovers were a great treat for me at work the next day!
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Betty Brooks from
Cullman, AL
My family are not big soup eaters, but even my 7 year old enjoys this on a cold day. I did not add the potato skins, just chopped remaining potatoes into soup, but did add a generous amount of bacon just before serving. A new family favorite.
Jennifer Heerten from
Birmingham, AL
My son normally doesn't like potato soup, but he eats this one just like he does broccoli and cheese! GREAT HIT!!!
HEIDI CARLSON-REID from
This is a delicious soup to serve on a cold winter's night.
sandra snell from
crispy bacon and shredded cheddar on top are perfect!
Elizabeth Hooton from
Gautier, MS
This is a basic, simple, filling and fast soup to make. Wonderful for cold winter nights.
Tina Shorey from
Taunton, MA
Turkey bacon, 'veggie' bacon, or even baco's make an excellent substitution to the cooked crumbled bacon. I stir in sour cream instead of butter, and add the cheese and scallions stirred in at the end rather than using them as an optional garnish.
Audrey Myers from
Ellettsville, IN
My entire family really enjoys this recipe, it tastes good on a cold day.
Joy Hill from
Kansas City, MO
I used half a can of chicken stock and half a can of white wine. Added some sauteed celery, parsley and lots of fresh cracked pepper.
claudia rodriguez from
I made this for a reunion, everybody loves it!!
Diahna Garcia Ruiz from
Heber, CA
I added some chopped up rotiieseri chicken, and it was a hit with my family! Was a full meal on a cold day....
Vicky Mazyn from
Conroe, TX
This is an easy good comfort food. Great for cold evenings. I add extra cheese and always double the recipe so there are leftovers.
Brittany Hickey from
This is a very yummy soup to have one a cold wintery day! It is very good with the cheddar cheese and bacon bits on top!
Sandie Steger from
This soup is stick to your ribs filling. I used a couple more potatoes and mashed one to thicken the soup. I also didn't have green onions so I used green peppers and I thought it was wonderful. sprinkle with ground red pepper for a little zing.
ann menke from
, fond du lac, WI
loved this recipe but we added green and red peppers for a little extra color and did not use the bacon...a big hit at my home!
Kim Russell from
North Wales, PA
This was easy to prepare and so tasty. My family loved it. It is my new comfort food.
Emily Erickson from
Pocatello, ID
This soup is very yummy! I served it in bread bowls to my little children who are very picky when it comes to soups and every one of them loved it!
Brad Bergeron from
Nashua, NH
So delicious and a great comfort on cold days. Nice to come home to!!
Terry B. from
I added some garlic powder, dried parsley and dried tarragon to give it more flavor and thickened it with some instant potato flakes. My husband said it was close to what he ate at a restaurant. He said to add more cheddar cheese next time.
Lynn Urback from
Tomball, TX
I had to multiply this recipes times 5 to feed all my guests and it was a BIG hit! Folks were going back for seconds. What really makes this meal is garnishing the soup with bacon, green onions and cheddar cheese. Soooo good!!!
TIP: If the soup starts to thicken where its like mush, just add some more Carnation milk. I only had to add 1/4 cup right before serving. I had made the soup up a few hours before the guests had arrived and when I reheated it, it lost some of the liquid. No big deal just to add a little more milk in order to keep the "soup" look.
diane wood from
Crescent, PA
This is delicious!! Quick and easy, perfect for those cold winter days! I added a little bit of cheese at the end of cooking and it was wonderful!
Teresa Marksbury from
Sandusky, OH
This was so easy to make and it tasted excellent. I love cooking but have always been a little afraid of making potato soup, worried that it would just come out all watery and thin. But this was perfect! I added about a handful of cheddar cheese while the soup was cooking, so it got a nice cheesey taste by the end. And I let it sit and simmer for a couple hours to get nice and thick.
Susan Stevens from
Westmoreland, TN
This is a quick and easy homemade soup. I season with salt, pepper and minced garlic as needed and it's so delicious! Much faster than boiling potatoes... less mess too.
Robin Bayer from
Peshtigo, WI
I ended up adding my own ingreidents to this recipe because it did not have alot of flavor. I am looking for bold taste and this did not have it.
Bonnie Winchell from
Cicero, NY
This is the best verison of potato soup! It was just what I was looking for.
Richard Davies from
Belleville, MI
Decent soup, but being listed as easy you may get some novices that don't know to season as you go and properly cook out the roux. Use sweet potatoes for a change and real treat. A touch of cinnamon works well with the sweet potato version.
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A simple yet tasty basting sauce makes this Roast Turkey Breast recipe stand out from others.
PREHEAT oven to 325° F. Adjust oven rack to the middle of the oven.
PLACE turkey, skin-side-up, on rack in shallow roasting pan.
MIX Juicy Juice, butter, bouillon, paprika, thyme and garlic in small bowl. Brush turkey with half of mixture.
ROAST for 30 minutes; brush with remaining butter mixture. Roast about 1 hour longer or until meat thermometer reads 155° F. Remove from oven; transfer to cutting board and tent with foil. Let stand for 15 minutes.
NOTE: During the 15 minute resting time, the turkey breast continues to cook and will reach 160° F, an ideal temperature. This step facilitates a moist turkey breast and easier carving.
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This Zucchini-Corn Sauté is a four-vegetable medley that makes a colorful addition to just about any meal. It is especially enticing with grilled or broiled pork or lamb chops, or roasted chicken and turkey.
HEAT oil in large, nonstick skillet over medium-high heat. Add zucchini, onion, and crushed red pepper; cook, stirring occasionally, for 4 to 5 minutes or until vegetables are tender. Stir in corn, tomato, and thyme; cook, stirring occasionally, for 2 to 3 minutes or until heated through. Season with salt and ground black pepper, if desired.
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Lori C from
Marlboro, NJ
Served this dish at my labor day barbeque and everyone really loved it. I just needed to add a little salt to bring out the flavors.
Edna Hakenson from
Las Cruces, NM
Delicious! One of the best zucchini recipes I've had.
LIBBY'S® Easy Pumpkin Crumb Cake recipe combines pumpkin, cake mix and chopped nuts for a memorable dessert that is easy to prepare. To serve, cut into bars and top each serving with whipped topping, if desired.
PREHEAT oven to 350° F. Grease 13 x 9-inch baking pan.
COMBINE pumpkin pie mix, evaporated milk and eggs in large bowl. Pour into prepared pan. COMBINE cake mix, melted butter and nuts in large bowl until crumbly (clean hands may be used). Sprinkle over filling. BAKE for 50 to 55 minutes or until golden brown on top. Cool completely in pan on wire rack. Cut into bars. Top each serving with whipped topping, if desired.
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Deborah Mannino from
the comments are correct, this was more like a custard. The +++ part was that the flavor was fantastic and everyone loved it. The best of pumpkin pie and crumb cake combined!
Julie Gorton from
I was not overwhelmed by this recipe. The topping wasn't as crunchy as I would've liked, so there would be a contrast between the pumpkin and the topping. I didn't find this to be anything special.
Kristy Babbitt from
I made this for a Christmas Party and it was good, but it was difficult to get out of pan and i had to leave it in pan, because it was too runny to put on a nice Christmas plate. It was good with whipped topping, though.
Nagisa Detchemendy from
Saint Leonard, MD
Just as someone mentioned in a review, this is more like custard than cake. This cannot be served as bars as you have to scrape the custard from the bottom of the pan. It tastes fine but nothing special. I'm not sure I'll make this again.
Karen Cesarz from
Cleveland, OH
I made this wonderful dessert as a belated birthday "cake" for one of my nurse, work associates, June. She loved it & shared it with us. I recommended your VeryBestBaking site to all of the nurses I work with.
Kerrie Ganes from
Fort Smith, AR
This recipe was easy and a big hit with the family. I've given this recipe to everyone I know!!
Karen May from
Erie, PA
I made this for my family. I used the spice cake with it and it turned out really good. My family enjoyed it.
Diana Llora from
Huntersville, NC
It was more like a custard than a cake. The flavor was okay but it didn't make me say "WOW". My family though it was okay but no one requested that I make it again.
Catherine Glatthar from
Super easy to make, but the custard is not firm enough to serve as bar cookies. I cut it into squares and served it with a spatula, but even then some of the custard stayed in the pan. I got rave reviews and will likely make this again. It's a great alternative to pumpkin pie.
Sheri Sering from
Crawfordsville, IN
I fixed this crumb cake today and it has already become a family favorite. It reminded us of pumpkin pie but was a lot easier. It's a keeper!
GINGER Bier from
You have to try it , I am so excited you have this recipe I am making it today
Molly from
Brought it to work and everyone liked it. Very easy. Going to make it for Thanksgiving dinner. Kind of like pumpkin pie with a different twist.
Veronica Hadley from
This is great with coffe anytime of the day!I also tried this recipe putting cream cheese between the layers...It was soooo good and rich.Have fun with this recipe....I sure did!!!!
Linda Baesler from
This is a nice change and very light dessert. Very flavorful. I would double the amount of pumpkin filling the next time as the cake overwhelms the pumpkin. I recommend using a butter-flavored cake mix. (It will be the only time anyone will see a cake mix in my house.)
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text: Pioneer GM-D8601 Mono subwoofer amplifier 800 watts RMS at 1 ohm Zoom Front Photos Videos My vehicle's homepage We don't check this item for fit or compatibility. Item #: 130GMD8601 Review Summary 6 people say In Stock Free Crutchfield lifetime tech support Free Shipping Your price $199.99 Add to cart + Add to wishlist Email me alerts for this product Buy this item and earn up to 200 Rewards points See more offers and ways to save Special Financing Available x By buying this product you'll earn up to 200 Rewards points. When you sign up for a Crutchfield account, you'll be enrolled in Crutchfield Rewards. You'll earn one point for every dollar you spend on gear from us. You can turn your points into Rewards Cards that you can use toward future purchases. You can sign up for an account now, or after you complete your purchase (you'll get credit for the points either way). 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Highly efficient Class D technology keeps this powerful amp running as cool as it looks, and allows for a compact chassis that fits in a lot of out-of-the-way spaces. And this little workhorse can handle a 1-ohm load without breaking a sweat, so you never have to worry about impedance matching when you add subs to your system down the road. Connecting and tuning made simple If your car stereo doesn't have RCA outputs, you can use the speaker-level inputs to hook this amp into your system — the amplifier switches its input mode automatically when it detects the high-level signal. The amp's got a low-pass filter that lets you quickly sharpen and focus the bass to suit your car's interior, and also includes a wired remote boost that lets you control the bass from the front seat. 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Features and specs chart | What's in the box? | In-depth notes Features and Specs Performance RMS Power Output (Watts x Channels) 300 x 1 Peak Power Output (Watts x Channels) 1600 x 1 Power at 2 Ohms (Watts x Channels) 500 x 1 Bridged Power (Watts x Channels) N/A Minimum Impedance Bridged N/A Minimum Impedance Unbridged 1 Best Frequency Response 10-240 Hz THD at Rated RMS Power 1% Signal to Noise Ratio 75 dB Input Voltage 14.4v Features Amplifier Class D Low-Pass Crossover Frequency 40 -240 Hz Low-Pass Slope (dB/octave) 12 dB/octave High-Pass Crossover Frequency N/A High-Pass Slope (dB/octave) N/A Bass Boost 0-18 dB Bass Boost Frequency 50 Hz Fan Cooled No Fuse Rating 80 Speaker Level Inputs RCA Preamp Outputs 1 pair Width (inches) 11 Height (inches) 2-3/8 Depth (inches) 7-7/8 Parts Warranty 1 Year Labor Warranty 1 Year Product Research What's in the box? Download owner's manual Mono subwoofer amplifier Remote bass boost control 19' Remote cable (RJ-25 plug on both ends) Two 40 amp ATO fuses (installed) 8" Speaker-level input adapters 3mm Allen wrench Four 5/8" Self-tapping screws Two 3/8" Self-tapping screws Owner's manual (English/ French/ Spanish) Warranty information Our Product Research Team At Crutchfield, you'll get detailed, accurate information that's hard to find elsewhere. That's because we have our own in-house Product Research team — they open the box, verify contents, check the owner's manual, and record dimensions, features and specs. We stay on top of new products and technologies to help people make informed choices. Features Controls Connections Features CEA 2006 Compliant: The Pioneer GM-D8601 mono subwoofer amplifier power ratings are measured according to the Consumer Electronics Association's CEA-2006 standards. 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Speaker Connections: There are two pair of speaker output set screw terminals, internally shorted together so it's easy to connect two subwoofers. The terminals will accommodate up to 8-gauge wire. The included 3mm Allen wrench is used to tighten and loosen the terminals. Signal Input: The amplifier features one pair of stereo RCA inputs. If no line level signal is available, use the included speaker wire to RCA adapters. RCA Output: One pair of preamp output jacks provide a convenient way to daisy-chain an additional amplifier without running another set of RCA cables from the front of the vehicle to the amplifier location. The output is not affected by the internal crossover. Product reviews from the Crutchfield Labs (what are the Labs?) Video: 2013 Pioneer Car Amplifiers Video: 2013 Pioneer Car Amplifiers by Zak Billmeier Pioneer's versatile 2013 car amplifiers help you get needed power to your speakers and subs. 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Written By DanG, Carleton, MI on Tuesday, June 17, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Does what it's supposed to do and does it well Pros: Attractive case, easy hookup, great power Cons: None Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 Great Amp For The Money Written By S, Kennesaw, GA on Thursday, March 06, 2014 Had my doubts about purchasing a pioneer amp because I've been loyal to alpine for all my audio needs, but for the price difference I figured I'd give it a shot. Wow. I have it running one 10" type r and its crazy how well it does. Wired at 2 ohms this amp puts out 500w rms which is exactly what the alpine needed. Pros: Clean looking design, bass control knob, stays cool while under load, and most importantly the low price Cons: None to be found yet! Was this review helpful? Yes | No 4 out of 5 Decent amp for the money Written By JC, Worcester MA on Friday, January 24, 2014 I bought this amplifier to power a JL 8W3V3-4. I had trouble finding a mono amplifier that was 200 watts RMS and listened to some bad advice where I was told that it's ok to overpower a subwoofer a little bit. Since the JL Audio 8W3V3-4 woofer is rated between 75-250 watts RMS I bought this Pioneer GM D8601 Mono amplifier because it looked good and was on sale and hey "it's ok to overpower a little". When I installed this amplifier I had nothing but trouble trying to tune it to my system. The bass was either not there or it was too much. It was very difficult to get a happy medium. The bass was also sloppy/ muddy and the lows were over powering and the upper bass missing. I kept thinking I did something wrong and the placement of the sub was bad. Then I found a 20 year old class AB 2 channel Alpine 3548 in my closet, which when bridged was rated 160 watts RMS into 4 ohms. Well let me tell you when I installed this amplifier in place of the Pioneer I was astonished at the difference in sound quality it made. The bass became accurate again and tight and it sounded just fantastic. I don't know for sure why the Pioneer didn't work well but if you go into JL Audios website and look at the 8W3V3-4 specifications it shows that 150 watts is the sweet spot for this subwoofer. Maybe this subwoofer doesn't like that much power or maybe it's the Pioneer class D type technology that can't control the woofer cone very well. I think it was a little of both. Pros: Good power to price ratio, bass boost knob if you like that kind of thing. Cons: This amplifier made an annoying hissing sound when it was cold. This isn't an issue if it's tucked out of the way in a sealed trunk but in an open hatch or SUV it's noticeable. The bass knob that comes with this amplifier is nice but I prefer a volume control over a bass boost control like this one. In fairness to Pioneer I still gave this amplifier 4 stars because I think it was mostly just too powerful for the JL Audio 8W3V3-4 woofer to handle. 1 out of 4 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No "Coolness Factor" Build Quality Ease of Use Sound Quality Value 5 out of 5 Great Amp Written By Dxb105, Lindale, AB on Tuesday, June 18, 2013 Currently have 3 subs hooked up to it and it works great. Have 2 12s and a 10 for 1.3333 ohms with no troubles sounds good doesn't heat up and most likely will be the cause of my cab falling apart. Pros: Small, Cool, Easy to use and powerful Cons: Bass performance without the remote is poor 5 out of 6 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No "Coolness Factor" Build Quality Ease of Use Sound Quality Value 5 out of 5 Best amp for the price Written By Vic, Cibolo, Tx on Sunday, June 09, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This amp is the best amp I have owned and didn't have to spend so much money, it's always cool hasn't heated up or shut down on me since I bought it. The bass sounds clean and makes everything I put on sound good. I really recommend this amp. Pros: Didn't have to mess with any settings I just installed it and the settings it came with were perfect. Cons: Just be careful when screwing it on because flaps are not really strong. 5 out of 5 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 Pioneer GM-D8601 Written By Anonymous, Heyburn Id 833:6 on Tuesday, March 19, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Works well Pros: Powered my 2 kicker 10's at a 1 ohm Cons: None 5 out of 10 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 1 question already asked What would be the best subwoofer RMS for this amp? [ Quade Dec 04, 2013 ] 1 answer For a recommendation on the best subwoofer to match with this amp, please contact an Advisor by phone or chat. 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Activists: Myanmar clinging to political prisoners
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Myanmar has freed more than a thousand political prisoners since former military rulers handed over power three years ago, a move that has smoothed the former pariah state's international rehabilitation. Now the government says the job is done. Human-rights activists and the U.S. say, not so fast.
$13.5M award in Jehovah's Witnesses molest case
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The Jehovah's Witnesses were ordered to pay $13.5 million to a Southern California man who said he was molested as a child by a church member.
Religious talk: Salem school bars church leader
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A church youth leader has been barred from volunteering at a Salem public school after a student said he was promoting Christianity and insulted her for being an atheist.
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The founder of a Mormon women's group who was excommunicated this summer says she has lost her appeal.
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Names added to list of clerics accused of abuse
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Salute to America's Veterans at U.S.S. Midway Aircraft Carrier Museum
San Diego, CA - October 08, 2012
Glen Abbey Memorial Park & Mortuary, an honored Dignity Memorial provider in Bonita, along with VITAS invites the community to join together on Friday, November 2 from 2 – 3:30 p.m. at the U.S.S. Midway Aircraft Carrier Museum, 910 North Harbor Drive in San Diego, to recognize the service and sacrifice of today's veterans and remember the veterans of yesterday. Please call Lydia Lombardi, LCSW, by October 29 at 858-503-4913 to RSVP.
The event, which is free and open to the public, will feature active duty military and girl scouts, performances by special guests, special recognition for service men and women in attendance, patriotic music and stories, the Color Guard of the San Diego Chapter of Sons of the American Revolution and an opportunity to hang a ribbon to remember a veteran. Following the event, refreshments will be available in the Fantail Café provided by Glen Abbey Memorial Park & Mortuary. Attendees will get free admission to the U.S.S. Midway Museum during the event.
Parking is available alongside Midway on Navy Pier (regular rates apply). Metered parking is available on the street. Buses may drop off on Navy Pier near the entrance of Midway.
"This special event in honor of Veterans Day is our way of saying 'thank you' to the men and women who have served and who have sacrificed," said Sean Bulthuis, manager of Glen Abbey. "We hope the families who join us gain a deeper appreciation for the importance of honoring our military, whether that is those currently enlisted or veterans who served in the past."
The Dignity Memorial network of providers has several initiatives to honor and support our nation's veterans and active military. The initiatives and programs include the Veterans Planning Guide, the Dignity Memorial Vietnam Wall, the Dignity Memorial Homeless Veterans Burial Program, educational veterans seminars and special pricing for members of veterans service organizations.
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She refused to purchase the tickets because there was no raffle date posted on the ticket. The person was selling the tickets door to door.
The resident called the city of Tracy and found that the company, which lists its address as 21492 Naglee Road, doesn't have a business license in the city.
The police log listed the company's phone number as 836-2000. A call to that number on Tuesday, April 2, went to a recorded voicemail. A Google maps search showed the address was in a field just north of Auto Plaza Drive.
Tracy police received 156 calls on Monday, April 1. The following is a sample of those reports.
7:42 a.m.: A man allegedly used a crowbar to smash the window of a tan-colored Jeep that was parked on the 1400 block of Cypress Drive. Police were unable to locate the man, who was reportedly wearing a dark-colored jacket and pair of pants with a dark-colored beanie.
12:15 p.m.: Residents on the 700 block of Scarlett Place reported hearing yelling and a slapping noise outside. When they looked out the window, a man was allegedly standing over a woman, who was on the ground. Police spoke with the woman, who said nothing happened and thanked the officers for checking on her. The man couldn't be located.
4:58 p.m.: An 18-year-old woman was arrested in the area of Golden Leaf Lane and Edgewood Court on an outstanding warrant for burglary and forgery. The log indicates that the officer recognized the woman and arrested her.
6:40 p.m.: Officers arrested a 40-year-old woman who was allegedly trying to cash fraudulent checks at Maxsaver Liquor, 1162 N. Tracy Blvd.
• This column includes a sample of items as reported in the Tracy Police Department dispatcher's daily log. Additional information is based on reports from officers and other law enforcement agencies. All those arrested are assumed innocent until proven guilty, and charges may have been dropped or added as of publication. To report information anonymously about a crime: Crime Stoppers, 831-6847.


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The Honorable Janet Napolitano
Governor ofArizona
1700 West Washington
Phoenix, AZ 85007
Dear Governor Napolitano:
The Joint Study Committee on State Funding of the Court System (Committee) was
established by Laws 2002, Chapter 291. The Committee was charged with: (1) reviewing state
funding of the Arizona court system; (2) examining state funded systems and recommending those
components of the judicial system that should be funded by the state; and (3) recommending a plan
for the state to fund the judicial system. This recommendation is required to include: (1) the time
frame for implementation; (2) the revenue source for the increased state responsibility; and (3) the
fee structure, including costs and surcharges. The enabling statute further requires the Committee's
recommendations to be reported by June 30, 2003.
The Committee was cochaired last year by Senator Cirillo and Representative Robson. It
met once, breaking into two working groups: (1) probation and (2) limited jurisdiction courts. The
probation working group met once. The limited jurisdiction working group did not meet. After the
initial meeting of the full Committee, no additional Committee hearings were held. However, the
probation working group did issue a report, which was mailed to all members of the full Committee.
(A copy ofthe report is attached.)
Earlier this summer, we were appointed to replace Senator Cirillo and Representative
Robson as the chairs of the Committee. Due to the length of the legislative session this year, we
were unable to convene the Committee to review the work of the previous chairs or discuss
potential recommendations in time to meet the Committee's statutory reporting deadline. After
much discussion and deliberation, we have decided not to further convene the Committee. We wish
to thank the President of the Senate and the Speaker of the House of Representatives for appointing
us to serve on this Committee, and we thank the other Committee members for their service. Please
accept this letter as an indication of the Committee having met its statutory obligation to report.
Senator Jim Weiers
Joint Study Committee on State
Funding of the'Court System
Report of the Probation Working Group
The working group met on November 14,2002 to discuss the current bifurcated
funding scheme for probation and to make suggestions regarding possible changes.
Presentations were made by the Administrative Office ofthe Courts (AOC) and the
County Supervisors Association (CSA). (Please see the attached handouts from the
The presentation by the AOC centered on the history behind the funding of
probation in Arizona. Ofparticular focus were specific historical junctures that
contributed to the State taking on more responsibility for probation funding yet at the
same time turning control of probation officer salaries over to the counties. The AOC
presentation and the CSA presentation concluded that the State should take over all
operations funding associated with probation. In addition, the AOC recommended that
the State establish one integrated personnel system, increase probation officer salaries to
market level and add a deferred retirement option plan for the officers.
Members of the working group discussed the recommendations made by the AOC
and CSA. Some concern was expressed over the ability ofthe State to absorb the costs
associated with all of the AOC proposals, particularly in light ofthe current budget
shortfall. Members reached consensus on the following:
• The State should take over all operations funding associated with probation.
• The State should decrease shared state revenues to offset the cost ofthe State taking
over probation funding currently provided by the counties.
• The State should establish one probation personnel and salary system to be operated
at the local level. The State will set salary ranges.
• The State should retain probation fees and any federal monies currently used by the
counties to fund probation.
Members further encouraged the AOC to proceed with a request for proposals (RFP)
it is issuing to study implementation of a state-wide personnel system for probation,
includi~g costs associated with such a system. The AOC believes that the RFP can be
issued ~y the end of this year with the study taking an additional three to six months.
Prepared by Senate Research Staff
December 10,2002
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The Gregg County Historical Museum is hosting its annual Appraisal Fair on Saturday, May 5 from 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Antiques include Texana, firearms, bottles, flasks, glassware, pottery, stoneware, estate jewelry, gold, silver and Americana. Items must be small enough to carry into the museum. Moreover experts will be available to give verbal appraisals. …
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INGLEWOOD, Calif. (June 14, 2009) — Coco Belle scored a front-running victory under Hall of Fame jockey Mike Smith in Sunday's $72,800 Desert Stormer Handicap at Hollywood Park as 1-2 favorite Indian Blessing finished out of the money.
Show payoffs dwarfed win and place payoffs with the upset and fourth-place finish of two-time champion Indian Blessing who was running for the first time since finishing second March 28 in the Dubai Golden Shaheen. Of the $522,293 in the show pool, $484,538 was bet on Indian Blessing.
Coco Belle, third choice at 8-1 in the field of seven fillies and mares, paid $18.60, $7.60 and $37.60. Silver Swallow, 3 3/4 lengths back in second under Garrett Gomez, returned $8.20 and $40.60. The show payoff on third-place finisher She's Cheeky — who beat Indian Blessing by three-quarters of a length with Alex Solis up — was $43.60.
Coco Belle covered six furlongs on Cushion Track in 1:08.35 while winning her second straight race to improve her record to seven-for-23. The winner's share of $43,200 boosted the 5-year-old mare's earnings to $450,113.
"The reason you don't scratch is the history of those horses coming back from Dubai is not great," said John Sadler, trainer of Coco Belle. "You don't scratch. Am I surprised to win? Sure. My filly is in good form again. She's had a nice win over the track and the way she ran today I might even run her in the A Gleam (on July 18). We wanted to be up front, but we were surprised the other mare didn't run very well."
Smith, who rode 2005 Desert Stomer winner Puxa Saco, is looking forward to the future with Coco Belle.
"I wasn't surprised at the easy lead, I was surprised how great she ran," he said. "I knew she was good, but she ran incredible today. She's just coming into herself right now and it's certainly a good time with Del Mar coming up. She loves that track, too. She's getting better and better and I'm really excited about her."
Indian Blessing entered the Desert Stormer with nine wins and four seconds in 13 starts for earnings of $2,837,200. She was champion 2-year-old filly in 2007 and champion female sprinter in 2008.
"I knew I was in trouble passing the three-eighths pole," jockey Victor Espinoza said. "By the middle of the turn she was a little bit empty. She was slipping around and really couldn't handle the track all that well. It was her first time back, but I really think it was more a case of not handling the track. She's fine and after this race I think we'll be okay."
Trainer Bob Baffert will now send her East. She won the Frizette at Belmont and the Breeders' Cup Juvenile Fillies at Monmouth Park in 2007 and the Prioress and Gallant Bloom at Belmont and the Test at Saratoga in 2008.
"She just wasn't getting over it like she usually can — it wasn't her," he said. "Usually she cruises up there pretty easy and just kicks on. Today at the top of the stretch I could tell he (Espinoza) was out of horse.
"You never know how they're going to react after Dubai, that's why I wanted to run her here," Baffert added. "Maybe she needs a little more time. We'll just regroup and send her back East where she loves to be. She's going to New York anyways — I just wanted to try her out here one time. She won't run here. I wanted to keep her here if I could, but it didn't work out."
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€"..■ '<1g& ®z H. -f: *J.. ..' . f *••*"$?** 1 s -. *t*i- -. "' I1 »> ■'i.V. ^ if' v.- & t ■-> 5i- f' -* o Us>a 4? J*> ***. v VOLo Till, LABE, MTCHI<1MSL JULY 3, ■ 1885, T^BIENDS: I WAMT •F To Read This "Ad" BOX TO FROM BOTTO) TOP And you will se"e that I can explain why I SELL SO CHEAP. The .truth of the matter is I - sell- large quantities of goods. If you sell $ioo per day, at a profit of io per cent, you make $io. If you sell only $10; a day, you must have a larger per * cent profit, and if you gain 50 per cent of the $10 you have only $5 KVBS OJP NEW^ ^rais *AMBf:THA<r. BELOW, Clare, May 28, '85. tkcpes- and. Gentlemen of Clare V.1 and vicinity:-— ft 1 liave on hand a ■ Bi . Giotltmg, * 3 > ■ . - Dry*. Goods, Eumisis *£$a£s$afict Caps,., £tc, o . es,, V - ing *|5oo%j I 4«? *SrW aft, JL* , 01 son. Mrs. Mary A. K. Yo5 is visiting her Doherty.- - E. B. Wheaton had to g*» to southern part of the state this week on legal business. Bey. J. C. Higgins, the evangelist, received $80 in donations,, for his four weeks' services io Oare. Installationand work afc the I-. O. O. F. lodge meeting next Monday. A full'attendance is desired. For water works, 118; against, 14.. A majority' of the electors Slaving voted therefor, the niotion prevails. Torn on the water. Another hoy h»by has borne to gladden, the home of Win. Parish, and he is just tlie nicest little follow that-over was born. The P. <&P. M. for round-trip-tickets from ail stations on the line, valid going on July 3 and 4, and for return up to July 6. Mre. J. C. Rockafellow and daughter Carrie,returned home Saturday night having enjoyed a fortnight's visit among relatives in -Genesee county^ The Press is informed' that X& McLennan, .«,.*, .^««v" «s. placo, will remain iri Clare 'and* continue hjs traffic In lumber, bark,llmey -A.. '^ ^.. * O* v you new-years. Johnny Lee?* Clare on Saturdi J..C.Bockafel! Harrison this \ supervisors. Several Glare up their minds, this item won't Present in'die hard times will Fotfrth'of-July it! ». fourth-o'-jn* N m Tlie new station'agent has had 'm the depot swept out* a change whieh Is ^appiieiaticV by persons who ljave Clothing we sjtrpass ar.f previous) bti^ihi%-tbl»ttei|d,f%>tlie^e. It^ooiii # effort to sjiow^- all -, thc K tt£\£e$t 'j^\&m*$M^^ any-kind of a suit ybu want from $2 to $20. No trouble to * show goods. A large line of extra sizes and we will fit you as good as a tailor or no pay The finest stock of Boots and Shoes in the village. 40 different kinds of men's shoes, and ladies' and children's shoes in. endless variety. The finest stock of Dry Goods in northern Michigan to select from. 400 different patterns, prints, new plaids in worsteds, ginghams, etc. Hose at any price to suit you. Shirts, drawers, underwear of all kinds. Look at our 5c cotton before paying 8c lor it. Our Gents' neckties are all new and at prices which defy competition. Our Silk Hanker- chiefs and our hem-stitched handkerchiefs are all new. Our men's and ladies' and children's hats are fine. Call and see our stock. We WILL FIX PRICES TO SUIT YOU 1^^128 suits of clothes have left our house in the last 60 days. REMEMBER 'We have the latest "styles in all goods, as we are buying every week and make it our motto to sell quick, with small profits, no rent small expenses, large sales, . like a u*^ ^*h arri^on, waa-in Mt'threeddysifr ££4on:, the jioard of les liave made iye trust-that them cut; are that the •fleet the ;■ usual of- weddings. The Second Klu<? captured a -game of 4mll '.from -the. J&lfdnsviile club Saturday. Score, jkiie thing It-ss. than a haodfred* * \ ■ Clare Lodge, ,Kftj;!,338;:L O. 6. F^, ^elected tha foliowh^l officers for the ensuing term-la^ Jlpiiday eVenink: J.'C. Bockafelio\^^P,,.G.; ft'. %i\ Mussel N. O.; IX 4, Canapbeiry.- G.;" W. A. Goidman, tt,^..*' Wm- Wolr fcyt Treasurer. T^ifse officers wiS 1 be installed next Mondifv*avening. " . <4With the compliments of Daniel Bied" The Frew this week received w *» ».w.".^« v««^ _ a huge iJiec^ of tho Vernon cheese late station agent at tMsfF*?.icb has ,b&^ I^ut «i»on the markl| for ihe>fifcst time this week. Of our citizens uncj havesi^nnpled th^ «4sneed it A K1 j * *■% can buy 110 betti i). * It is now Bhs&i .sfN*j»ip*^i 16 .rPBE^S -.gang peso- and^p^ro- ^ir merchants here. lay pipefrpm tourt|i street, "'^fif^oyrth, MAKE BUSINESS LIVELY. Your friend as ever, N. BICKNELL, at the3L B»*6h,urch histB«ndayeven* ing when ten persons were received into the church on nrobation* Twenty two others were.'.received Sunday morning. Miss Nettie Bicknell* in the Pratt district,.jJwd Miss Mertie Presley, at Hatton, on Friday last closed successful terms of school. Both taught this spring for the first time, and both made good records as teachers. And now some people are finding fault because the village didn't vote to raise S7,000 instead of $5,000. for water works. The Press believes that, economically expended, $5,000 will be ample to cover all needed expenses. Ladies waiting for trains at the depot will not be compelled hereafter to sit and breathe the smoke issuing from the mouths of men puffing on poor cigars and strong pipes. The new administration has put its foot down. Smoking must go. The Wallaceburg, (Ont.) Herald has the following item of Clare news: Last Tuesday, 16th inst., Mr. D. P. McDonald left here and paid a visit to Port Huron, and from thence to Clare, Michigan; there he secured a marshal of good muscle, and with the ability to use it, and the two proceeded away back into the bush about five miles, where they had reason to believe John Dusten was rusticating, Mr. McDonald wishing to interview the said John on an important matter. Sure enough they found John in all his glory gee-hawing with a span of horses and a plough among pine stumps. D. P. was just selfish enough to want to capture those horses for an old debt of John's long since due, amounting to about $200. He did capture them, too, and took them to ,Clare, and would have brought them back here had not some of John's friends done the handsome and released them by giving good security for the payment of the debt. D. P. says that his success is largely due to the efficiency of the officers of the law at Clare; as they assisted him in every possible way. He says, too, that Glare'is-a pretty little, busiiness-like town, and that he met several old friends there,reeeiving a hearty hand shake from all but John; still he wishes even.him success. thence to McEwan .street from both sides,; thvis making a eiteuifc from which any building in the yillage €onld he reached in case of fire. Cassie Slattery a teit-yeftr*old"boy was arrested yesterday on complaint of John West, the Prosecuting Attorney after investigation; having ordered a warrant to issue. The youngster was charged with assault and battery upon two little girls younger than himself. His father defended Iiim before a jury in Justice Al ward's court and a verdict of "not guiltv" was rendered. Mrs. Jacob Hepfinger gave birth on Friday last to a girl baby, healthy and vigorous, and perfect in every way save that there were" five fingers on either hand. One of lhe extra fingers w*as of natural size and as well formed as any finger is at birth, but the other was.an abnormal growth from the base of the little finger. Dr. Carpenter removed the unnecessary At the council meeting last night a sidewalk wTas ordered built on the west side of Beach street from First street on the south side to Fifth street at the school bonse. The expense of this is estimated at a couple hundred dollars but an iexamination of the books show that there will be but a little over half that amount in the treasury after paying expenses already incurred. President Boekafellow and Trustee Goodman opposed this sidewalk measure strenuously the former speaking earnestly against its passage, characterizing it as uncalled for extravagance, and threatening to resign his position as President if the. council proposed to scatter the public funds with so much Unconcern. Already some of the Trustees are talking about an $800 or $1,000 tax this year and this administration is less than four months old. On the other hand it is urged, v MORE I4OCAI«. Fred Osborn went to 3£asfc Saginaw to-day on "business. Nathttn Bicknell went to Harrisoh yesterday on business. The committee have greeted on the b ill ground a suitable band stand. Stephen Sheldon took a tumble yesterday and lamed himself badly. Both the Opera House rink and Boot's rink will be in full blast tomorrow , Will. Green, and bride of East Saginaw, spent Sunday in -Clare, the guests of Mrs. Bamlall. There are about a cc;rd and a half of applications foj* the various positions in the Clare schools. Dr. Davis was summoned to Harrison Yesterday to attend to some business requiring a coroner's attention. The County lam A meeting of the Claire Etod HofftSi* era- Isabella. Agricultural Society was held at The Pitusss office on Jmt 'Saturday afternoon, ents of the several appointed. There were pte$$fyt D •McMaster, President, J, A.Coavefse Secretary, E. W. Alleo,of Wise,Wra, Porter Geo. H Dr. Tooley reports an eleven pound ^hoy j ust a rri ved a t Jo h 11 ny Jackson * t», AlPs well and Johnny is as Imp* •py as a clam. The Board of Supervisors ha-* author)zed the Treasurer to negotiate a loan of $6,000 to be paid in three annual payments. LW. Calkins has sold 44 feet on ythe south east corner of McEwan and Fifth streets, to A. J. Doherty, who will at once erect a building thereon. . J. B. Abbott of Harrison will make the eagle scream here to-morrow the committee" having been unable to- secure the services of Mr. Leaton of Mt. Pleasant. 1 Fourth willcoiiciude With* the sing-' ingof'\Hail Columbia," in which the entire audience are requested to join; It will be sung 'with band accompaniment. Dr. Tooley requests all persons who are indebted to him \to call at once and settle. To those who are poor he will'give a large discount, but he wants his accounts settled without further delay. Supervisor Boekafellow, of Grant, and Supervisor Williams, of Hayes, are a special committee appointed to advise the Prosecuting Attorney as to lawyers to be employed to assist him in the trial of criminal cases, A. M. Tinker of Harrison, acting Prosecuting Attorney, and W. A. Carpenter of Farwell, state agent for Clare county for the, trial of juvenile offenders, were in Clare yesterday, investigating a case of youthful depravity. diet Chase was at the top of a 16ft ladder painting the Congregational • Grant, Dr. Evans of Farwell, "J. Bo j McKinley, of Sheridan,«L D. -Newti*' 1 Levi Montney, K. D. WJieat«n9lsaIafc Feighner and D. E, AS ward? of Glassy Edwin Bossel. of Vernon, and- other gentlemen, all.of whom manifested! ** * -■»■.-. deep- interest lo the welfare of the society, and expressed a determination to work for the success ofthe to be'held this fall. .Vt a- meeting the dates-fixed uf>on for th&- i fair are Thursday, Friday, and Sat= j urday, Sept. 25, 20 and 27. ! The following superintendents were elected; ., Hor?e3 jKvilie. ■Hugh -G*-o, P. Hatch, -of Geo, . IL. Whit- m« IE- digits without injury to the child,who church Tuesday when the ladder is as strong and hearty as any babe\ shipped out and Chase fell to the ground. He , was considerably bruised but fortunately no bones were broken. Geo. Halstead will conduct a bowery dance to-morrow on the lot adjoining this office; C. S. Chase has one on Fourth street; and J. B. Husted will arrange to entertain skaters in the Opera Hall and dancers in the room recently vacated-by Bicknell, on the ground floor. The Press is informed that Miss Alice Evans will teach a select school in Clare this summer. Miss Evans is one of the most promising students in the High school and it has been clearly shown by her work as relief teacher during the past year that she -xiiviwon -A ham* of CaSki Div. B., Cattle Far well. Div. C, Sheep- « of iSherdaii. , Div.;. Ih* Swjne -- j-ide of Grant. Div.' E.,." Poultry son of Vernon. ' ...'.- Div. i*V, Grain and Vegetables-— Fletcher Tubbs of Wise. Div* G., Fruits—Win* Armstrong of*Gran£ -. i)iv. H., Dairy and Domestic—Mrs. • -l)iv. I., Cabinet, etc.—A. A* Shaver, of Clare. . Div. J., Farm Implements, etc.— Wm. H. Elden of Clare. Div. K., Drawing and paintings- Mrs. Geo. J. Cummins, of Harrison. Div. L., Games, etc., etc.—L. D^ Whitside, of Grant. .* Div. M., Plants and Flowers—Mrs. J. D. Newth of Clare. T>U\ N., Domestic Manufactures- Mrs. John Cunningham of Grant. Div. O., Trotting, Banning and Biding—Dr. E. B. Evans of Farwell. Div. P., Miscellaneous—Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Musseli of Vernon. Floral Hall—Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Aiward, of Clare. At a former meeting Isaiah.Feighner was chosen General Superintendent. An adjournment was taken until July 25th, when the premium list will be arranged and judges selected. It is earnestly desired that that meeting will be largely attended, not only'by the gentlemen, but by the ladies also. The co-operation of all persons interested is essential to the success of the fair, and we feel confident that if the people do their part the officers will do theirs, ancf the fair of 1885 will be the best ever held by the society. M. D. Eaton was taken suddenly ill yesterday and is still cohfined to his bed, somewhat improved todayv He will be unable to occupy his position as catcher in the base *ball game tomorrow, which fact will seriously cripple the Clare club, unless an outside catcher can be secured. Dr. Todd who attends him expresses the opinion that Marv" will be all right again in a day or two. * Stanley O. Wood, a graduate of the. state normal school, was employed last night by the school board as Principal of the Clare scho ols for the ensuing year, at a salary of $650, an increase of $110 over the salary paid last year. Prof. Wood comes very highly recommended. . * f-t ■«**■ possesses much ability in that direct- j ed.- If she opens a school parents 1 M^Giberson's sales for June were can safely entrust their little ones to ' more than double any previous her care. J. W. Dunlop's new brick building, the foundation for which is now well with good reason too, that a sidewalk under way, will be Known as the is much needed on • Beach street ib^ Medical Hall block. Mr. D. will oc enable pupils who live on the South J' " "~ —1-*-1- 1- -*- Side to get. to school without going twice the distance'; and that the money if taken from the village treasury at all will be charged to the lots along which the walk islaid, and paid when taxes are collected, cupy the corner store, which he intends to have fitted up as nicely as any drug store in the state. The ceiling will be arched and beautifully decorated, and no expense is to be spared in providing all needed improvements. month. Good goods, low prices and square dealing does the work. ^ j^lKFor bargains in dry goods millinery, clothing, boots and shoes,visit Giberson's mammoth store. j^i^Mrs. Giberson has sold more than 250 ladies' hats this week. A perfect rush for m illinery goods. Special Commencement. Wm. 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Help save the Arctic from oil drilling!
Anti-wilderness lawmakers in Washington, DC have their sights set again on our natural heritage – this time on eradicating the president's ability to protect extraordinary American lands through national monument status.
We need your help to save Arctic animals from oil drilling and a potential oil spill that could be even more devastating than what we saw in the Gulf.
This week, National Journal has a very interesting topic for its Energy & Environment blog series: Where does energy fit into President Obama's jobs plan?
This year, for a third consecutive time, President Obama made a proclamation decreeing September as National Wilderness Month.
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Want to help wilderness during National Wilderness Month? Join us in Washington, D.C. for Great Outdoors America Week on Sept. 20-23.
Last year we asked you to help protect Montana's premier National Wildlife Refuge, and many of you did just that — calling on the Fish and Wildlife Service to finalize its 15-year Comprehensive Conservation Plan (CCP) and expand proposed wilderness.
Southern California is known for its mild Mediterranean climate where shorts and flip-flops are popular during the hot and sunny summer, sometimes right on through a balmy winter.
Why do you love your wilderness?
Members of the my wilderness community tell us — in six words.
Submit your photo!
Take your friends and family out for a wilderness adventure and then share it with the my wilderness community.
Tweets about "@wilderness"
Tell congress it's time to stop sitting on more than two dozen wilderness bills.


text: The cover of Thursday's TimeOut listed a Scottish, Irish trio Triptych as Saturday's entertainment at the Looking Glass Artists Center's black box theater. A different group named Triptych is the one that will be playing. The Post received incorrect information about the event. Yadkin River Theory will still be performing tonight at 8.


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Nursing Activism / Healthcare Politics
Nursing Activism / Healthcare Politics is available for Nurses to discuss issues such as nursing activism and legislative efforts as well strategies to change policies, law and regulations. Topics will include: the legislative process and communicating with legislators, healthcare reform, the American Nurses Association, and healthcare politics including websites for health policy and political activists.
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On April 26, 1993 a ground breaking technology was released to the world known as CuSeeMe.
This incredible new service allowed virtually for the first time, individuals to see
each other over the internet using cheap internet cameras which are now known as
web cams.
Although video conferencing is now common place, in 1993 CuSeeMe was truly something new and transformed the internet and made all who used it realize the Jetson's life style was at hand.
CuSeeMe, not only provided face to face video conferencing, it went a step further and allowed for multiple people to connect together, for multi-party video calls.. A feature which has only recently become popularized with Skype's new multi-party video feature - of course the Skype version costs money - but CuSeeMe, like all cool things back then, was simply free.
CuSeeMe, eventually grew, and was even adopted by NASA to stream videos about their works and progress.. Millions of people around the world started using CuSeeMe, for many different purposes, however , due to the limited bandwidth of the time, it was more a hobbyist application, rather than a useful business tool.
In 2013, CuSeeMe.Tv will be launched, as an ultra high quality 16 person video conferencing service, combined with live video streaming of personal videos, camera, mobiles, television or any other audio video signal.
CuSeeMe.Tv will support the new features such as eye tracking, visual login, echo
canceled audio, Retina technology from Apple, 3D web cam support, hand gestures,
and a new high speed video protocol giving you the highest possible video quality
and resolution ever seen on a video conference site.
Other tools will include online whiteboards, file sharing, file storage, private rooms, profile pages , video commenting, video mail, video chat roulette ( without the nudity ), and few other things which I am still working on..
CuSeeMe.tv bas been designed and will be released, in a portable and open manner, with a quality that will be beyond your greatest expectations, and it is my hope, that this product will make all existing and all future conference and video/audio communications services seem like it's 1993 again..