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ground beef
1 large
onion, diced
green bell pepper, seeded and diced
1 (10 ounce) can
whole kernel corn, drained
1/2 cup
barbeque sauce
1 (14.5 ounce) can
diced tomatoes, drained
3 (8.5 ounce) packages
corn bread mix
With a few changes this is a 5 star recipe and one I will make many times over I'm sure. First off I must say do not wait till after adding your onions, bell pepper, corn and tomatoes to drain off excess grease. One you lose too much of your veggies flavors and natural juices in doing so, for they get drained as well as the grease. Drain your ground beef after cooking it.
Adding garlic is a must in my house, so I did. I can see where others say using 3 boxes of cornbread is way to much too. I made a homemade corn bread spread which would have been the equivalents of about 1 ½ box of store bought and it was just right. I also took the advice of others and I increased my barbeque sauce to 1 cup. I also did not pre-drain my tomatoes so it would have more moisture. I'm glad I did not drain them either for it aided in making it moist and gave it more flavor. My husband loved it and is looking forward to leftovers tonight.
It is hard to rate this recipe because after reading other reviews I made some of the suggested changes. I added kidney beans and cheese, and I only used 2 boxes of cornbread mix. We didn't like the bbq sauce in this recipe. It was too sweet and odd for our liking. I am going to try this again, but w/o bbq sauce. I will use taco seasoning, rotel tomatoes, and jalapeno cornbread on top.
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Basic recipe is good as is, except I think to much cornbread. I doubled the recipr and two boxes of cornbread mix was to much. I mixed up two boxes and used about one and a half. Made the rest into muffins. I also used several tablesppoons of Worcestershire Sauce when browining the meat. To keep from being to dry I did not drain the tomatoes. I added a can (14.5 oz) of kidney beans, drained ands rinsed, two small cans of mushrooms, and a cup of shredded cheddar cheese.I mix the cheese and the barbecue sauce into the hot mixture and it melts through out the dish.
This recipe is really good, but with some modifications. We halved it and put it in a 9x9. The smallest can of corn I could find was 8.5 oz, and I ended up using the whole thing, and used the whole can of diced tomatoes instead of half of it (and I think the results were very good). Ended up adding more bbq sauce like everyone else. Also, one box of cornbread was just enough, butI can't imagine using 3 on the full recipe; I think it would be way too much. Don't be scared of having the cornbread bake on top, only the bottom 1/4" or so will absorb any liquid, and it's a good thing! That part tastes the best! I really liked how quick and easy this recipe was, and great "bang for your buck" in terms of flavor. The bbq and cornbread go together beautifully, not weird at all. would like to try a little cheese next time.
I was looking for a bbq pork casserole recipe and came upon this on for beef. The subsitution worked nicely! I slow cooked some pork with a homemade bbq sauce recipe. I had a ton of it leftover, so after a copule days, I found this recipe. I re-heated the pork on the stovetop and added the vegetables and bbq sauce (reduced to 1/2 cup since I already cooked the meat in sauce). Then I took the advice of one reviewer and added a can of drained, rinsed pinto beans. For the corn bread topping, I used two 16 oz. packages of Marie Callenders mix (no trans fat, just add water). I had a lot of meat and veggies and so the topping spilled over a bit, but I really like it with a thick bread crust. It tastes delicious!
This was so quick & easy. I cut the recipe in half. I used 1lb. ground beef, 1/2 chopped onion, 8oz. can of corn, 14.5oz. can of petite cut diced tomatoes and 1 pkg corn muffin mix in an 8in. square pan. I read the previous reviews and started off with 1/2 c. bbq sauce. I added about another 1/4 c. Baked for 20 minutes. Be careful. Top looked done and even toothpick was clean but some of the cornbread underneath was a little gooey. I would bake it another 5 minutes.
My 2 yr old loved it. Like others i only used 2 boxes of cornbread mix and doubled the bbq sauce.
both my boyfriend and i liked this. i skipped the bell pepper (since he does not like it) and added some jalapenos and other spicy peppers instead for some more flavor. i also mixed the corn in with the cornbread instead of putting it with the meat. the recipe does call for WAY too much cornbread - i've found that half a recipe of Homesteader Cornbread (on this site) covers the entire thing in a 9x13 pan.
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Calories: 420
Calories from Fat: 135
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I am currently in the Navy, serving as a junior enlisted IT. As of tomorrow, I will be volunteering. No pay until an agreement, for any of the military. This is Congress. Congress is supposed to represent the will of their respective states/districts. Somehow, I don't think most of you are for this. I don't think (and do hope) that the majority of the country wants the military to serve without pay. Ergo- I do not think Congress is doing their job correctly. I feel bad for my savings account that my pregnant wife and I have scraped together over the last several months, it will be drained to pay bills, not continue to go toward the emergency fund we're trying to establish for when the baby comes. I feel bad for the country that I serve, knowing that its people's representatives aren't representing anything they want. It will be hard to go to work knowing that my wife is at home, unable to buy groceries/stressing about bills/wondering when I'll get paid again, and knowing that my doing work won't change that situation for her. But I swear, I feel even worse, my heart veritably breaks, for the 18 year old Marine in Iraq. For though people tell me (and I'm sure it's true) that I will get back pay once things get worked out, they tell me that I will see the money I'm earning eventually, that Marine will not see it. Because by the time this is all worked out, he'll be dead. Some cowardly IED on the road will see to that. He won't see his back pay. He won't "eventually get it". He will still go to work knowing he isn't currently getting paid. He will do it with motivation. If this lasts 100 days, he will go to work on the 101st. because he knows that if he doesn't, bad things will happen. Innocent people die. Freedom is attacked freely. The enemy is given respite. So he will go to work. He will die, choosing to serve his country, for free.
As an Objectivist, as a Sailor, as an American: That makes me feel positively revolted.
If this isn't supposed to be here, my apologies, and I'll have no qualm with it being taken down. I just feel a need to spread the word about what's going on. And a forum of fellow disc golfers seems a comfortable place to do so.
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You said it !!!!! I do not think Congress is doing their job !!!!
Deal was made,we still get screwed.
Is the government doing their job by allowing everysingle american to be put into more debt by buying more shit from china? Are they doing their job by letting immigrants spill across the border only to have children, and have those children immediately become US citizens? Is congress doing their job when families have lived off welfare for 3 generations? The answer to all these is no. As a youthful citizen in the american republic, i have a strange feeling that our government it letting us down. They need to grow some effing balls and stop foucusing on their fancy pancy little wallets and start focusing on what needs to be done. I swear most of the old people in congress must have dimenshia or however you spell that, because they will not change anything unless their world comes to attack. Somebody better find the imaginationland tour guide, because that's the only way were can make congresss see what's up.
Well good job for the govt managing to cut 1.11% of the budget.
And congrats to Obama on wanting to become the first slave holder in America since the Civil War. Military not being paid and not being allowed to leave == that equals slavery.
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I took the advise of other reviews and did 1cup white sugar and 1cup Brown sugar. I also used an electric mixer. The batter was so creamy, I ate alot of it raw(yummmm). I did have to cook it for an extra 15 minutes to get it done. I also toasted my pecans in a pan with butter flavored Pam before I put them in the batter. I sprayed both pans with Butter flavored Pam then sprinkled cinnamon and brown sugar(mixed) in the bottom of each pan added the batter then sprinkled the top of each with the cinnamon sugar mixture. Both came out of the pan clean and the top was sooooo good. I got this idea from another review as well.
I looked at every recipe on this site before I decided on this one. I only found two reviews that were negative for this recipe and I have decided the cook must have done something wrong or their oven was not working properly.
I am very pleased and will make this often!
I thought I would try a different Banana Bread from the one that I usually bake. I choose this one because of so many positive reviews. I was very disappointed the bread was just o.k. for me. Very little banana flavour considering you use 5 bananas. I don't think I would make this again.
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I have a reputation at work as being our best baker, but I didn't have a banana bread recipe I was confident to share...until now! I made this for the first time tonight with a few substitutions: half shortening/half applesauce; removed 1 c. of the sugar; added 1 tsp. cinnamon and 1/2 tsp. nutmeg. It turned out perfectly moist and delicious. NOW I have to decide IF I'm even going to take one of the loaves to work! Thanks, Teri Lynn for a classic recipe to add to my recipe box!
This is THE BEST banana bread! I recently made it with SPLENDA sugar substitute and added 1 tsp extra baking soda and 2 tbl molasses. It turned out much lighter (in weight of course) and was more cake-like in texture. I was also pleasantly surprised with the taste. Good for us diabetics. Thanks for this versatile recipe.
My husband is very picky when it comes to banana bread. I have tried about 5 different recipes now to find the one "like his mom used to make." My search is finally over. We both love this banana bread. It is moist and just fanatastic. I made one loaf with chopped pecans (I didn't have any walnuts on hand) and the other loaf plain. I am not sure which loaf we liked best. I always dread getting the end pieces too, but the entire loaf was wonderful. Absolutely perfect!! I wouldn't change a thing!
I used this recipe for muffins - bake 23 minutes.
To quote my husband, "These are the best muffins I've ever had." I halved the recipe, used 3 bananas, which yielded almost 2 dozen muffins. I added 1/2 cup chocolate chips to half the batch for the choco-holics in the family.
This recipe is awesome, very cheap too. I made 40 loaves for Christmas gifts wrapped them in nice kitchen towels with color matching lace, all that for less than a dollar per gift. Wonderful, moist and flavorful. I added chocolate chips and left tiny pieces of banana "unmashed" for a different touch.
If I could give this recipe six stars I would!! Very moist and tasty. I did cut back on sugar by a half cup. My old recipe was dry, This one is definitely a keeper.
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Maynard Baird and His Southern Serenaders (circa 1929): Knoxville's great jazz-age band on the stage of the original Riviera Theatre. A popular territory band, Baird's group toured all over the country during the 1920s and early 1930s, eventually cutting some hot sides for Brunswick-Vocalion Records during the prolific St. James Hotel Sessions of 1929-30. Band members identified in the photo include Maynard Baird, banjo, Joe Parrott Sr., drums, V.A. Johnston, piano, and junior hoofer Little Jackie Comer, future impresario of the Deane Hill Country Club.
Ridgel's Fountain Citians (circa 1930) One of the best and most influential of the Knoxville-based string bands, Ridgel's Fountain Citians recorded eight exciting up-tempo old-time numbers for Brunswick-Vocalion records during the now-legendary St. James Hotel Sessions. And you can hear all of them by visiting Jeff Bills' Lynn Point Records website (lynnpoint.com). Note the stylish modern-day attire commonly worn by string bands of the era—no hokey hillbilly get-up for these fellows! The Fountain Citians consisted of Leroy Ridgel (back row), Charles Ridgel, Millard Whitehead, and Carthel Ridgel (seated). —Bradley Reeves For more info on TAMIS, visit tamisarchive.org.
The Dixieland Swingsters (circa 1937) The house band for the WNOX Mid-Day Merry-Go-Round, the multitalented Dixieland Swingsters effortlessly bridged the gap between the popular, jazz, and country music heard on the long-running Knoxville radio program. In fact, the Swingsters stayed with the program from its 1936 beginning until its demise in 1962. A little-known fact is that the band cut a sizable series of hot platters for RCA-Bluebird records during the late 1930s. These vintage 78s are near impossible to find today, but contain some of the best vintage jazz and pop recordings you've never heard! The band line-up pictured here is Dave Durham, trumpet; Larry Downing, vocals and guitar; Harry Nides, fiddle; Jerry Collins, piano; Cliff Stier, bass; and Buck Houchens, clarinet. —Bradley Reeves For more info on TAMIS, visit tamisarchive.org.
Ida Cox (circa 1944) One of the great female blues singers, Ida Cox was a contemporary of Bessie Smith, Ma Rainey, and Mamie Smith, recording a series of classic raw blues discs for Paramount Records during the 1920s. After years on the road, Cox settled down to live with her daughter in Knoxville after suffering a debilitating stroke during the 1940s. It was here that the forgotten and presumed-dead singer was rediscovered by local radio announcer Lynn Westergaard during the early 1960s. Westergaard convinced Cox to return to the recording studio, where she cut one final LP of classic blues performances. —Brad Reeves For more info on TAMIS, go to tamisarchive.org .
Mayfield Day at the Mid-Day Merry-Go-Round (circa 1953) What could say East Tennessee more than country music and Mayfield Ice Cream? The 1950s-era cast of the WNOX Mid-Day Merry Go-Round radio program plugged the Athens, Tenn.-based ice cream company in this rare promotional photo. And what an all-star cast of country music greats it is! Identified are Ray "Duck" Atkins, Charlie Hagaman (back row), Don Gibson, Jack Cate, Jack Shelton, Honey Wilds, Lester Flatt and Earl Scruggs, Dave Durham (middle row), Carl Story, Benny Sims, Red Rector, Fred E. Smith, Lowell Blanchard, Jerry Collins, George "Speedy" Krise, Claude Boone (bottom row). —Brad Reeves For more info on TAMIS, go to tamisarchive.org.
The Tennessee Barn Dance (circa 1944) The WNOX Tennessee Barn Dance was the Saturday night version of the weekly radio program The Mid-Day Merry-Go-Round. This hugely popular and long-running radio program was broadcast from the old Lyric Theatre (formerly Staub's) on Gay Street during the 1930s and 1940s. The live performances usually packed the theater with ticket buyers. Host Lowell Blanchard would, on occasion, mix and match musicians with the hope that a certain band line-up might gel and catch on with the public. Identified here are Wally Fowler (sitting), Tony Cianciola, accordion, and a very young Chet Atkins on (what else!) guitar. —Brad Reeves For more about TAMIS, visit tamisarchive.org.
Little Robert (1949) Just about everyone in Knoxville knew about Little Robert Van Winkle during the 1940s and 1950s. This popular top-notch bluegrass performer and part-time comedian had an average upper body, but his legs were only seven inches long. Van Winkle was already an accomplished radio performer when he arrived in Knoxville during the latter 1940s. Starting out as a cast member on the WNOX Mid-Day-Merry-Go Round, he quickly graduated to leading his own band, then eventually wound-up as a regular performer on the Cas Walker radio and television shows. Van Winkle is attributed with co-writing the classic Bill Monroe tune "Close By." No recordings of Little Robert are known to survive, but he has achieved a certain degree of immortality due to a brief mention in Cormac McCarthy's novel Suttree. —Bradley Reeves For more info on TAMIS, visit tamisarchive.org.
Cas Walker Show on WROL (circa 1941) Lowell Blanchard and the WNOX Mid-Day Merry-Go-Round weren't the only source of good country music in Knoxville. The Cas Walker Farm and Home Show on rival station WROL was a popular (albeit lower-budget) alternative to the Scripps-Howard giant. Walker began broadcasting on Knoxville radio around 1929, and would continue his country music-themed programs on both television and radio well into the 1980s. Through the decades, Walker would discover a multitude of country music legends such as Carl Smith, the Everly brothers, and of course, young Dolly Parton. Identified in this photo is Buster Moore, later of Bonnie Lou and Buster fame (back row), and Knoxville radio favorite Little Miss Helen. Helen Moyers would later change her name to Penny Jay and become one of Nashville's top songwriters, composing classic country music tunes such as "Don't let Me Cross Over" and "Widow Maker," among others. Can any sharp-eyed Metro Pulse readers help identify the other members of this early Walker band? —Brad Reeves For more info on TAMIS, visit: tamisarchive.org
The UT Jazz Giants (circa early 1960s) The late, great jazz legend Bill Scarlett was for decades a fixture in the Knoxville jazz scene. Scarlett, a native of Arkansas, fell in love with jazz after catching a Benny Goodman gig at the 1939 New York World's Fair. Several years later he found himself in a band with Art Pepper. Shortly after moving to Knoxville in 1957, Scarlett formed the University of Tennessee Jazz Giants, a hot jazz band consisting of UT students, professional jazz musicians, and UT faculty. The Giants could often be found playing around town during the 1960s and '70s at long-defunct but fondly-recalled local jazz venues such as Gordon's Blue Note and The Town House. Pictured here is an early version of the band. Scarlett can be spotted in the lower left-hand corner. —Brad Reeves For more info on TAMIS, go to: tamisarchive.org.
The Generation Gap Knoxville's own version of the Partridge Family was quite popular on the local scene for several heady years during the early to mid 1970s, cutting records, making television appearances, and performing live gigs around town. Hot-pants-clad and go-go-boot-wearing matriarch Wilma Thress and her three children—Mitzi, Michael, and Jeff—were each accomplished musicians blessed with a groovy fashion sense. Watch the Generation Gap in action in a rare video clip on the Metro Pulse website! (Brad Reeves) For more info on TAMIS, visit tamisarchive.org.
The glory days of the Fort Sanders music scene personified! Smokin' Dave and the Premo Dopes brought along a unique style—a raw, stripped-down sound, complete with wry, witty, sometimes bitingly sarcastic lyrics. Band members Todd Steed, Dave Nichols, and Dug Meech quickly gained a reputation for their high-energy live performances and Knox-centric lyrics that most locals could identify with (anyone recall "Longbranch Daze"?). Steed continues this fine musical tradition with his latest band, The Suns of Phere. This photo was taken on the rooftop of old campus favorite Sam and Andy's Restaurant around the time of the Dopes' first LP Live and Not Lern, released in 1987. According to Steed, "The Dopes were the first non-employees allowed on the roof since the streaking craze of the 1970s. I wiped that bull down before I got on!" —Brad Reeves For more on TAMIS, visit tamisarchive.org.


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Wow, didn't expect a change of heart by Chip.
Shocker. One would think NFL teams would shy away from guys who have it made at their jobs at the college level. This just reeks of a Nick Saban/Bobby Petrino/Dennis Erickson type of situation to me. (Steve Spurrier is another example, although there are a couple of other issues there that are seldom voluntarily discussed.) I know there's other guys who made the jump that have made it like Jimmy Johnson and Harbaugh, but if I was an Eagle fan I would feel a little nervous about this.
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And now his fires have gone out.
This seriously feels like Nick Saban part 2 again. I feel bad for Eagle's fans, they're about get bent over. The owner upped the deal to get Chip to say yes. Just like Huizenga.
It's never a good sign when a coach decided to stay in college ball, but changes his mind a week later when money is thrown at him.
I give him two years before he goes running back to college ball. Dumb move on Chip if you ask me. Dude was a GOD in Oregon, National Championship team ready to go. Building a dynasty and a legacy only to follow the bank. It's not as if he had a bad contract with Oregon.
"What you've just said is one of the most insanely idiotic things I have ever heard. At no point in your rambling, incoherent response were you even close to anything that could be considered a rational thought. Everyone in this room is now dumber for having listened to it. I award you no points, and may God have mercy on your soul."


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Medford, Ore. -- Words from the Medford School District and Medford Education Association Friday were music to their ears for many in the Medford community. A more then two week long strike is now finally over.
"I'm so excited, my heart just broke that they couldn't get the fair contract that they wanted," said South Medford High student Kristen Shue.
She said when she found out her teachers were going on strike she didn't realize what an impact it would have on her.
Friday both teams agreed on a preliminary contract agreement at around 10 p.m after four consecutive days of bargaining. Teachers said the last two weeks haven't been easy.
"It was really rough to be out there and have our students go in and out," said Tim Ponzhoa.
"It's heartbreaking seeing the parents walk by me and get off the buss seeing the parents drive by waving at us it was excruciating," said Dan Jones.
But teachers said they needed a fair contract and although it wasn't an ideal way to get it, they're just happy to be back in the classroom Monday.
"It's the kids, I mean that's really what we're there for and when we walked around on Thursday it was amazing how many kids followed us to every venue we went to and just said you know we need you back."
"I look forward to seeing 32 smiling faces looking up at me Monday morning and you know looking back at them with a big smile on my face and just saying we got through it lets move on and get to what we do."
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"It don't feel like home," says Jay Electronica as he walks through the post-Hurricane Katrina remains of New Orleans' Third Ward. "I know where I'm at, I know what I'm looking at, I know what's supposed to be here, but it don't feel like home. It don't feel like I'm at home, because it's not home.


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Isaiah Austin left Baylor to declare for this year's NBA Draft, but his basketball career will sadly end there. The center was diagnosed with a genetic disorder that won't allow him to continue playing basketball.
Genetic testing for the draft discovered that Austin had Marfan syndrome, a disorder that affects connective tissue in the body. You can read more on it here, but basically, if Austin's heart experienced the rigors of an NBA season, he could die. He can no longer play basketball competitively.
Austin did a heartbreaking interview with Holly Rowe, which you can watch here, and also mentioned his diagnosis on Twitter.
Words can't explain how thankful I am for the time I had to play this wonderful sport. It changed my life forever. #NewBeginnings
— God's Child (@IsaiahAustin) June 22, 2014
I would love to thank EVERYONE who has reached out to me. Toughest days of my life. But not the last! Life goes on. GOD IS STILL GREAT! 🙏🙌
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Tuesday, March 23, 2004JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (Mar. 23, 2004) - The No. 12 Tennessee Volunteers scored 15 runs between the second and fifth innings en route to a 20-2 victory over East Tennessee State in front of a season-high 1,007 fans Tuesday night from Cardinal Park in Johnson City, Tenn. The Vols (20-3) had a season-high 25 hits and hit a school-record 10 doubles in the victory. After a scoreless first inning, Tennessee sent 12 men to the plate in the top of the second, with the first nine batters in the inning reaching base safely. All told, the Vols scored eight runs on seven hits with the two big blows of the frame coming on back-to-back two RBI doubles by second baseman Eric King and third baseman Kyle Norrid. The Vols struck again in the top of the third, scoring two more runs. With two outs in the inning, UT recorded four straight hits, with the final two being an RBI single by Norrid and a RBI double by designated hitter Chase Headley. East Tennessee State (12-14) got on the board with two runs in the bottom of the third. Sophomore left fielder Matt Traylor (Knoxville, Tenn.) led the inning off with his second double of the night. Senior shortstop Andy Howdeshell (Maryville, Tenn.) followed with another double to score Traylor. After a wild pitch, Howdeshell crossed the plate on a sacrifice fly by sophomore second baseman Josiah Glafenhein (Knoxville, Tenn.). Tennessee put the game away with a run in the fourth and four more in the fifth. Johnson City native Nick Crowe doubled to lead off the fourth and scored on a sacrifice fly by first baseman Brett Chappell. Doubles again fueled the UT rally in the fifth as shortstop Brian Cleveland and Chappell hit back-to-back two-RBI doubles with two outs in the inning. The Volunteers scored three runs in the seventh and two runs in the ninth to conclude the evening's scoring. Norrid had an excellent night at the plate for the Vols, going 5-for-7 with three RBIs. King went 4-for-7 with four RBIs and three runs scored while Cleveland went 4-for-6 with three RBIs and three runs scored. The Bucs were led by Traylor and Howdeshell, who each had two hits on the night. Mike Kerfeld (3-0) earned the win for Tennessee, going three innings and allowing two runs on four hits. He also walked two and struck out four. ETSU senior lefty Josh Kite (Greeneville, Tenn.) was charged with the loss (0-2), allowing seven runs on five hits in one-plus inning. East Tennessee State returns to Southern Conference play this weekend as the Bucs travel to Elon. Friday afternoon's first pitch from Latham Stadium in Elon, N.C. is set for 2:30 p.m.
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SNAKEBITE'S Petra Gallerie in Los Angeles Opens!!
Yes thats right, its not just a Snakebite show, its a Snakebite shop! Gallery and Boutique to be more specific!. I partnered up with some cool people and opened Petra Gallerie last week.
or find us on Facebook Petra Gallerie!
Our opening party was a huge success. check the video! I'm very excited for this next stage of my career! Here we go!
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I had a previous engagement I was committed to which kept me from attending, but from the video I see that the grand opening was grand indeed. This looks very exciting and I'm happy to see the birth of the gallery. Good luck and best wishes to you and to everyone involved with the Petra Gallery.
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Congratulations, Bite! My own self-published, self-financed novel will be forthcoming; it's been that way for months. It'll see the light of day pretty soon.
Anyway, maybe that would be what you would be looking for, for Petra. Next time I'm in the area Bite, I'l pay a visit and see what I can buy!
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I've been over at the Jet's Scout.com site, the greenandwhite.com site.
And I've been explaining in detail how Tebow had a better season then Sanchez did.
I guess we are all massive homers but considering that Sanchez has never did better then being rated the 23rd QB in the NFL, you wonder why they think he is so great.
Do some stat research I found not only where Tebow had a better season last year then Sanchez did, but in 2009 and 2010 that Chad Henne had better seasons then Sanchez did.
When I was really breaking down the stats, I could not help but notice that Matt Moore outplayed Sanchez in every aspect of the game.
So maybe we are not in as bad shape as we thought.......
If you're down and confused
And you don't remember why
These are the players we are talking to
Concentration slips away
Cos your franchise QB is so far away
And give Ireland a fisted glove
And the seahawk craps from above
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You love Dolphin Fans
Love the one you have
Don't be angry don't be sad
Don't sit crying over good
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There's a player, right next to you
And he's just waiting for something
To do
Calm down and do what you can
He's a QB and you're a fan
So get it together make it nice
And you won't need any more advice
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My research is in normal and disordered voice analytics and the neural representation of communication through prosody.
I joined the Department of Speech-Language Pathology at Seton Hall University in 2014. Prior to that, I was at Northwestern University as an NIH/NIDCD trainee. I also spent some time abroad at the Swiss Center for Affective Sciences and University of Geneva (Switzerland) as a research scientist. With a background in signal processing, speech science and psychology, I bring an interdisciplinary perspective to the speech and hearing sciences. Specifically, my unique background allows me to look at complex issues from the perspective of multiple disciplines and synthesize the various explanations to develop a more complete picture than would be possible from any one discipline alone. I encourage my students to take an interdisciplinary approach to understanding topics in speech-language pathology, as it will provide them with the broad perspective required for becoming an effective clinician and working in cross-disciplinary teams.I am also Director of the Voice Analytics and Neuropsychology Lab (VAN Lab). My research is one of the few that examines the link between the behavioral and neurological aspects (EEG, fMRI) of voice and prosody for the development of neuropsychological measures to predict speaker states (emotion, health, etc.). I am particularly interested in measures that describe and differentiate neurological diseases (such as Parkinson's and Alzheimer's related dementia) and impairments. We are currently using an integrated approach of voice analysis and electroencephalography (EEG) or functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging (fMRI) data to identify differences in timing and the interactions between the various brain regions involved in these processes. Other projects ongoing in the lab include modeling of speaker characteristics,such as the speaker's physical and personality traits (e.g., voice attractiveness) and psychological states and intentions (e.g., vocal stress and disagreement in social interactions), from his/her tone-of-voice or prosody, and relatedly, investigations of the neural representation of emotional expressions through prosody using fMRI in healthy adults and adults with Parkinson's disease.Considering the many disciplines involved in my research, I welcome student participation from a variety of backgrounds and interests.Some Past and Current Collaborations: Dr. Charles Larson (Northwestern University), Dr.David Eddins (University of South Florida), Dr. Don Robin (University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio), Dr. Johan Sundberg, Dr. John C. Rosenbek (University of Florida), Dr. Rahul Shrivastav (Michigan State University), Dr. Sascha Frühholz (Swiss Center for Affective Sciences), Prof. Didier Grandjean (University of Geneva), Prof. Klaus R. Scherer (Swiss Center for Affective Sciences).
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When I began running longer distances in anticipation of my first marathon, I completely neglected strength training.
This sign is posted in the athletics weight room and I pay close attention to it each time I workout or take a RUNch-break. Another reason why I'm focusing on balance this year rather than mileage.
This week's training:
Sunday: 4 mi buddy run
Monday: 5 mi run
Tuesday: 4.25 mi easy run + taught HIIT & Ab Blast class
Wednesday: AM spinning class 50 min.
Thursday: 4 mi progression run + taught HIIT & Ab Blast class
Friday: TBD
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HIIT class is 30 minutes followed by 30 minutes of core work. This is what I love about HIIT: Your body continues burning calories at an elevated rate long after the workout is over.
I ran in my new Nike Frees. I didn't realize how much I used my gray pair (I've been running in them off-and-on since May)–these felt wonderful during my treadmill run.
Looking to add some new blogs to your reader? Check out Lindsay at The Lean Green Bean who listed 60 blogs that you should be reading covering everything from inspiration to future RD's to trainer bloggers. There are so many talented bloggers in the blog-o-verse its overwhelming!
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