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When Dr. Zap shows the elder Caldwell a newpaper article about Skyboy over a video monitor Zap's hands and the newspaper appear to be coming out of the monitor!
In the first scene, Jan Caldwell could be seen with red hair instead of his usual brown.
Irving Caldwell's hair changes from dark gray to light gray at various times during this episode.
Dr. Zap: (upon catching Spider-Man and Skyboy) So my trap has netted two birds instead of one. How nice of you to drop in.
Spider-Man: Save the compliments. I didn't quite get the name on the invitation, but you must be...
Dr. Zap: Dr. Zap, At your service. (he emits electricity by clapping his hands together)
Spider-Man: Hey, that's quite a trick Doc, but I hate to have your electric bill. Now how's about showing us the way out before I feed you a jaw full of fists.
J. Jonah Jameson: (about the first photo of Skyboy) Look at that, the biggest story of the year and we're scooped by the Evening Star! Well Parker, what've you got to say for yourself?
Peter Parker: Golly Mr. Jameson, I - well, gee-whiz.
J. Jonah Jameson: I thought so, goofing off again. I just don't know, Parker. Why do I keep you on my payroll?
Peter Parker: But, I...
J. Jonah Jameson: Enough! Get out there and get a picture of this mysterious new superhero battling Spider-Man, and don't let me see your face again until you do! Now get out!
Skyboy: (after he and his father were rescued by Spider-Man) Gee Spidey, I sure misjudged you. If it hadn't been for you, we'd be - well...
Spider-Man: Gosh. Forget it, kid. My pleasure. But no more Skyboy stuff from now on, okay? ONE costumed crimefighter is plenty for this town.
This episode is available on the VHS Marvel Comics Video Library Volume 20: "Thor: The Mighty Thor".
Spider-Man seems to have a rather unusual attitude problem in this episode. He's rude to Jan Caldwell as Peter Parker, and he's quite controntational with Skyboy on two occasions for no particular reason.
Spider-Man is usually written having some empathy towards other characters, even villians, particuarly since Peter has had his share of family tragedies and hardships.
When Spider-Man and Skyboy are fighting in the air Spider-Man appears to be levitating, and appears to be levitating in the Evening Star photo as well.
A reasonable explanation may be that Spider-Man's proximity to Caldwell's astro wave helmet may have given him temporary gravity defying powers like that of Skyboy. However, Spider-Man makes no comments about levitating or anything unusual.
After his father disappears, it's Irving Caldwell's teenage son who adopts the superhero identity of "Skyboy" in this underrated episode from the animated series. In order to save his father, the boy discards his outer clothes before donning the uniform and helmet which allow him to conquer gravity. After Peter Parker becomes aware of Irving Caldwell's disappearance, he changes into Spider-Man and tries to find the boy's father himself. Despite having the same goal, their first meeting is hardly friendly.
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Pit Mistress Erin O'Shea is serving up her acclaimed ribs in limitless portions.
Steve Dolinsky names Chicago's great rib joints.
Several popular restaurants are revealing their chef's passions with new dishes.
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Lakeland Man Charged With Stealing Ashes
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A Lakeland man remained in jail Saturday after he was charged with stealing a person's ashes.
Joseph W. Pointer, 51, of Lakeland, was arrested Thursday and charged with grand theft.
Angela Speakman told deputies she thinks Pointer stole her sister's ashes, according to an arrest report. The two briefly lived together in April, a police report said.
Pointer was spotted by Speakman's mother Wednesday. She said Pointer drove by her home and shouted, "I've got your dead daughter's ashes and I'm going to snort them," according to an arrest affidavit.
Speakman and her parents share the ashes of her sister, Melissa Williamson, who died in 2008 in a vehicle crash, according to the affidavit.
Pointer was arrested and remained in jail on $1,000 bail, according to jail records.
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Women and fashion editors fell for the fresh, modern sensibility, and our first shop in New York City swiftly opened in 1996. As the company grew, our graphic approach and trademark wit created a visual shorthand for a brand recognized all over the world.
In 2007, Spade turned the reins to design powerhouse Fifth and Pacific Companies, Inc. (formerly known as Liz Claiborne, Inc.). Shortly after, Deborah Lloyd took the helm as president and chief creative officer with an aim to broaden the line while honoring our rich history. Along with CEO Craig Leavitt, she quickly launched clothing and jewelry collections, followed by the introduction of bedding, legwear and fragrance.
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Kate Spade makes lots of wonderful things, this just isn't one of them.
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Well, I live in Georgia and I am sure the good people here would surely like to know more about her background. I certainly would not want any member of my family having anything to do with her. From what I have read and seen, she was very lucky she was not charged with murder herself. (Jun 17, 2011 | post #420)
Man's house burns over $75 fee not paid
From Steve Sharp, who lives in the same county as Cranick: Everyone here that I ever discussed this subject with, knows that if you live in a rural area that charges for fire protection and you don't pay. You don't get service. Yes, they watch your house burn. Yes, they will make sure your neighbor's house doesn't catch fire, if your neighbor has paid. Often these firefighters are volunteers or work for a neighboring city or county. It is a system that works and allows people to choose to pay or not for fire protection. It has always been this way here. "I thought they'd come out and put it out, even if you hadn't paid your $75, but I was wrong," said Gene Cranick. He did NOT forget to pay. I can't imagine a Tennessean would be this ignorant. All I can guess is that Gene Cranick must have recently moved here, and didn't know better. The city of South Fulton, population 2,500 cannot afford to provide fire protection for all 555 square miles of Obion County. It is NOT possible. There are 5 other towns in Obion County. Obion County doesn't have a fire department of it's own. Taxes are not being charged to pay for County firefighters or equipment. (Oct 6, 2010 | post #13)
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I lived in a much nicer dorm than others on campus (LLC). I have enjoyed the residential living community that I am a part of. As a part of that community, my dealings with housing have been fairly smooth. Loved my RA(s). A little far from campus though.
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I'm choosing to be on campus for two years because of the experience I had my freshman year. I met a lot of my best friends in my dorm and I had the greatest time. I lived in Eggers Hall, which is one of the smallest along with Gardner, Coltrane, and Bowie, but I had a lot of stuff in that small room and never really had any issue. I made use of storage bins and labels and once I unpacked, I was good to go for the year. The cost is fairly reasonable and the cleaning crew came everyday to clean the bathrooms and hallways. I'm a germaphobe that never felt overwhelmed. I was nervous at first about the community style bathrooms, but I never had any issue with not having a shower available or anything of the sort. The housing application was short and easy, and there's a high demand for on-campus housing because of the opportunities. Many of my friends are involved with RHA and have an incredible time, and all of the RAs in my building were a great resource for anything I needed throughout the year.
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Northwestern remains one of ESPN bracketologist Joe Lunardi's final four teams in the NCAA tournament.
Lunardi placed Northwestern as a No. 13 seed in the West bracket and has the Wildcats facing Texas in a play-in game. Northwestern has never been to the NCAA tournament.
Northwestern improved to 7-9 in the Big Ten by pulling out a 67-66 win over Penn State on Saturday. The Wildcats host No. 9 Ohio State on Wednesday and travel to Iowa on Saturday.
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During an appearance on FBN's Varney & Co. on Thursday, MRC President Brent Bozell slammed the "Big Three" (ABC, CBS and NBC) networks for barely covering the latest controversy surrounding the Clinton Foundation.
"Face the Nation anchor Bob Schieffer announced he will retire this summer. And he plans to stay out of the public eye – by getting his own show on MSNBC." -- NewsBusted's Jodi Miller
Catholic leaders joined the Media Research Center (MRC), the Family Research Council (FRC), and the American Family Association (AFA) in a national campaign to educate the public about a Disney ABC sitcom pilot based on the life of anti-religious bigot Dan Savage.
"Hillary Clinton officially announced her candidacy on Twitter. And here's hoping Anthony Weiner will NOT be endorsing her on Instagram!" -- Jodi Miller.
MRC president Brent Bozell appeared live from Washington today on the Fox Business program Varney & Co. The topic was the media's difference in covering Hillary Clinton versus the Republican presidential candidates. Bozell said the campaign coverage is all "the Hillary Clinton spin machine." With her wealth, she's the "uber one percent," not an "everyday American."
Meanwhile, he said, Marco Rubio is being presented as too young and inexperienced to be president.
"Scary, dangerous, slimy, firebrand, extremist, hardline, stupid, [and] uppity loudmouth" were adjectives used to blast Sen. Ted Cruz when he announced for president. By contrast, the liberal media were absolutely "giddy" at Hillary's Sunday announcement, Media Research Center president Brent Bozell noted on today's Your World with Neil Cavuto. Because Republicans are never going to count the liberal media as among their friends, GOP presidential contenders would be wise to focus their media efforts primarily in social media avenues where they can go over the liberal media's filter, Bozell counseled.
MRC president appeared Friday afternoon on the Fox Business show Varney & Co and said this about campaign 2016 coverage: "Buy some popcorn! This is going to be the most fascinating...campaign season in years!"
Bozell said he can see both sides of the media coverage, "how the media are going to her best friend and her worst enemy."
"A majority of Democrats surveyed want to see new faces in the 2016 presidential race. The rest are content with the two faces Hillary already has." -- NewsBusted host Jodi Miller
"Democratic Minority Leader Harry Reid has unveiled his new plan to reduce corruption in the U.S. Senate. That's right, he's retiring!" -- NewsBusted anchor Jodi Miller.
"How in the world" was the Indiana Religious Freedom Restoration Act four times as newsworthy to the liberal media than the revelation that Hillary Clinton's wiped her email server and thus, "[made] it impossible for investigators to find out what was going on with the Benghazi scandal," Media Research Center founder Brent Bozell asked on his April 1 appearance on the Fox Business Network program Varney & Co.
In the most surprising news of the year so far concerning liberal celebrities, the New York Times reported in its Wednesday editions that Michael Moore and Rosie O'Donnell have more than ideological synchronicity. They are now "romantically involved" and expecting their first child.
As befits the leftist agenda of the Times, reporter Amanda Portcullis, who interviewed Moore and O'Donnell for the story, presented the developments in a highly positive light. She quoted no one who criticized Moore's anti-business, anti-conservative movies, nor did she allow anyone to state an opposing view to O'Donnell's 9/11 "trutherism" and hostility to gun rig
Media Research Center (MRC) and Family Research Council (FRC) are launching a joint national campaign to educate the public about a Disney ABC sitcom pilot based on the life of bigoted activist Dan Savage. MRC and FRC contacted Ben Sherwood, president of Disney/ABC Television Group, more than two weeks ago urging him to put a stop to this atrocity but received no response.
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"It remains not only valid — but essential — to question how such a strong alternative version of events was able to take hold so swiftly, and be accepted so readily," Holder said.
Media Research Center President Brent Bozell joined the Fox News Channel's Neil Cavuto Thursday afternoon during his show Your World to blast the biased media coverage against Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu as "the height of unprofessionalism" and challenged Republican presidential contenders to demand the "end [to] this hostility towards Israel."
In response to the Federal Communications Commission's (FCC) decision to implement so-called "net neutrality" and in the wake of the FCC releasing details on the new regulations, the Free Speech Alliance (FSA), a project of the Media Research Center (MRC), announced the formation of the "Free the Internet!" Campaign, which will draw attention to and push back against the egregious assault on free speech by left-wing organizations and the Obama administration.
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This afternoon the Society of Professional Journalists issued a press release noting their support of the Associated Press's lawsuit against the State Department over former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton's e-mail.
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Coheed Premiers Two New Songs
Number City is so good.
Digging: The Avalanches - Since I Left You
Terrible album
yeah album sucks
Band needs to slow the fuck down
Fantastic album, I dunno what you guys are talking about haha.
Digging: Relient K - Air For Free
forgot this hasnt actually been released lol
Digging: Towkio - Community Service 2
album is okay
This would matter if it didn't already leak ages ago
Digging: Immolation - Here in After
Number City fucking owns faces
Number City is really good, but now that i've heard Sentry the Defiant, The Hard Sell, Dark Side of Me, and Number City...I think i'm just gonna save Iron Fist for when I get the actual album.
Already sounds better than Ascension.
I think its better than Ascension, even though Domino is the best song from both albums.
number city rocked. fuck yea.
i like number city but i don't think it's amazing...
iron fist is pretty good...but i think i like ascension better.
Gravity's Union slays.
Still holding of downloading, savoring actually buying it when it releases.
Definitely better than YotBR.
Aw that's cute.
It's like they think it hasn't leaked or something.
Album is seriously good. SO much better than Ascension. Gravity's Union, Number City, Sentry The Defiant, The Hard Sell, The Dark Side Of Me, 2's My Favourite 1. Ah! So Good!
Stahp it Coheed. Stahp.
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Album rules except the tracks where Claudio just croons like a pussy over boring instrumentation for 5 minutes.
number city is the best coca song in years
Digging: LCD Soundsystem - Sound of Silver
Getting burnt out on this band but I'll always love their old stuff
Digging: Coldworld - Autumn
Number City reminds me of The Police a little bit
Most leaked albums would be streaming by now
This album slays. End of story.
listen to new silverstein instead
album is bad
if ur dum!
album rules.
"number city is the best coca song in years"'
I like some of the other tracks more, but it's definitely the best poppy one they've done in ages. If all their poppy stuff was on that level or close they'd be so fucking good. Their prog/rock stuff is still pretty awesome.
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I haven't liked anything since the one with "the suffering" and all the other kickass songs, but number city is great. Everything from 2:17 onward is an automatic ass-shaker
I really like "Iron Fist." "Number City" is really really good. I love Coheed and Cambria but I haven't listened to The Aftermath: Ascension yet. Should I check it out?
Also, I really am not trying to be a dick and I haven't seen if anybody else has said it. But you spelled premieres wrong in the article title.
Album is pretty good, all things considered. If you take the best tracks from the Afterman release, it's miles ahead of YOTBR and NWFT.
"Also, I really am not trying to be a dick and I haven't seen if anybody else has said it. But you spelled premieres wrong in the article title."
Good catch. Sorry about that, I'll edit it right away.
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text: I did not have a specific tactic or strategy planned for this team when I made it and playing with it haven't produced one. I started by choosing one pokémon I liked with a set I wanted to test and progressed from there. It have worked decently and had the most problems against sun teams, especially those with dugtrio. Meloetta @ Leftovers Trait: Serene Grace EVs: 252 HP / 252 SDef / 4 Spd Calm Nature (+SDef, -Atk) - Rest - Sleep Talk - Psychic - Heal Bell As a first pokémon, I decided to choose a specially bulky Meloetta. With max hp and max sp. def, it reaches 404 hp and 394 sp. def, which is slightly better than Umbreon. Even without offensive investment, its special offense is quite good and the speed isn't horrible. The main problem with a specially bulky Meloetta is the lack of recovery, I solved it by using restalk and heal bell. It's a set that I've wanted to try since generation 4 and Meloetta seems like the perfect pokémon for using it. When using sleep talk, there is a 1/3 chance of using heal bell and waking. My experience with this Meloetta tells me that it's good, no non-boosting special attacker seems to be able to defeat it. Psychic deals a lot of damage and restalk is sufficient recovery even if I am unlucky with the move picked. It's also worth noting that psychic have a 20% chance of lowering sp. def due to serene grace. The main problem with this set is pursuit trappers, but I haven't encountered a lot of those. Dark types setting up on it is also a problem, but usually not a big enough problem to lose the game because of it. Forretress (F) @ Leftovers Trait: Sturdy EVs: 252 HP / 252 Def / 4 Spd Bold Nature (+Def, -Atk) - Volt Switch - Pain Split - Rapid Spin - Spikes I needed a physical wall to go with my special one. Forretress seemed like a decent choice, because of rapid spin and pain split. There is not a lot to write about this pokémon. It can switch in on physical moves, keep away hazards and stay healthy with pain split. I'm unsure about volt switch as the last move, but I don't know what to replace it with. Genesect @ Choice Band Trait: Download EVs: 252 Atk / 4 SAtk / 252 Spd Naive Nature (+Spd, -SDef) - U-turn - Flamethrower - Quick Attack - Zen Headbutt Having chosen two defensive pokémon, it seemed like the time to start with offense. Genesect is good at provoking switches, which go well with the spikes. I decided to use the choice band set because it seemed interesting and I hadn't tried it. The first three moves seem obvious to me and probably doesn't need explaining. Zen headbutt hits poison types (Gengar) and fighting types (Conkeldurr), but doesn't seem to get a lot of use, so I'm considering changing it to ice beam for gliscor. Heatran (M) @ Choice Scarf Trait: Flash Fire EVs: 4 HP / 252 SAtk / 252 Spd Timid Nature (+Spd, -Atk) - Overheat - Flamethrower - Earth Power - Hidden Power [Ice] Having two pokémon x4 weak to fire, I needed a flash fire pokémon. Heatran seemed like the best choice. My current team members were relatively slow, so a choice scarf set seemed good (note that forretress' rapid spin became important due to two choiced pokémon). STAB fire, earth power and hidden power ice are obvious coverage moves, but having two fire moves might need explaining. Overheat is the main move, dealing a lot of damage. However, it sometimes can't risk the 10% miss chance or have to use the fire STAB several times without switching, which motivates having a secondary STAB. Conkeldurr (M) @ Leftovers Trait: Guts EVs: 100 HP / 156 Atk / 252 SDef Adamant Nature (+Atk, -SAtk) - Bulk Up - Mach Punch - Drain Punch - Payback At this point, I didn't have a non-choiced offensive pokémon. I also didn't have a pokémon to set up and sweep. Conkeldurr therefore seemed to fit in well. I don't think that the ev spread is standard, nor did I put a lot of thought (i.e. no calcs) into it. Having a low base sp. def and using bulk up, ev's in sp. def were necessary. Putting ev's in hp would further increase the bulk, but drain punch would recover a smaller amount of hp percentage (not negating residual damage as effectively). Because of that, I decided to put some ev's into hp, but not all remaining. The rest were put into attack for more power and less reliance on bulk up for damage. The sp. def seemed high enough without the nature boost, so I increased the attack further by using an adamnt nature. (It's worth noting that Meloetta's heal bell can heal Conkeldurr's status and remove a guts boost, maybe iron fist should be used instead after its release?). Ditto @ Leftovers Trait: Imposter EVs: 252 HP / 252 Spd Brave Nature (+Atk, -Spd) - Transform I was unsure about what else the team needed, so I decided to use Ditto because I like it. It have worked well. The item differs from the standard set, I'm using leftovers instead of choice scarf. Choice scarf makes it a great revenge killer, but leftovers gives other opportunities, it can change move. The idea obviously isn't to switch in on a sweeper (although, this can be done for the 50% speed tie in an emergency), but rather to switch in on walls. I've successfully pp stalled both Gliscors (having a sub up when the opponent is forced to switch in a new pokémon and dealing some damage after pp stalling the gliscor) and a leech seeding Ludicolo. There are also a lot other pokémon that can be pp stalled by it, while Ditto usually have full health afterwards. The reason why pp stalling works is because it gets new pp every time it transform. If Ditto runs out of pp, switch to appropriate other pokémon and then back to Ditto. Other than pp stalling, it can set up stealth rocks, spread status and keep healthy by using the opponents moves. One scenario that is worth noting was when I switched it in against a choiced Chandelure that was stuck on a fire move. I used energy ball (it strangly didn't have shadow ball) the first turn while the opponent switched to ferrothorn. The opponent thought that the Ditto was scarfed due to the high percentage of scarfed Dittos and lost the ferrothorn to a fire blast. The iv's used are 31/30/30/31/31/31, which gives HP ice power 70. That's all I currently have to write about the team.


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What? You're now using Baker Hughes info (when it suits you) instead Wild Bill's Goat Ranch?
I can help you with your ROI calculations if you are having trouble. This is a one-time-only Cyber Monday offer, though.
The Baker Hughes website had a function to compare all of the plays so that is the data they have.
Since you commented about it....The mondak Oilfield review has 31 for Montana, one in SD for Continental, & 183 drilling in ND....they do have more current dates than Baker Hughes but I am not sure when they post their data....so I also checked with the State of ND....who has 184 rigs operating in ND as of TODAY.....
Hope that clears things up for you, since you do seem to pretend to be confused.
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"What? You're now using Baker Hughes info (when it suits you) instead Wild Bill's Goat Ranch?
I can help you with your ROI calculations if you are having trouble. This is a one-time-only Cyber Monday offer, though."
Your posts are are just lots of unhappy-sounding-negative-nonsense for the most part, and it kinda reminds me of kids TV from Batman.....you remind me of a new Batman character....Instead of clownie...maybe something like "The Heckler"
Re-read them....Most of your posts seem like they are just pretty meaningless heclkling.
Just taking lessons from you, the Master.
The Heckler
Nice Sand.
I would point out the RLP Heckler is truly an American villain.
Supports starve human beings for Progressive corn base ethanol corruption.
A Gasland true believer by his own posts who spends day ever day trying to obfuscate the massive positives American natural gas can do for Americans with jobs, lower cost, lower co2 and improved capital investment.
A real Oil Drum believe too that joined in as a member of the MysteryXcult of peak oil today nonsense.
The only way to explain its villainous daily efforts is that Progressivism is a 'new age' primitive religion for them. It certainly is not science as requiring they back up their mindless claims is 'insulting'. Therefore under their concept of emotion based freedom of expression they can vote on it rather than rationally defend their claims.
As Washington wrote on our first Official day of Thanks Giving. One of the most important gifts to be grateful for was our Constitution and the diffusion of USEFUL KNOWLEDGE.
Freedom of speech and press is to insure we can reason objectively together.
It is and was the correction to self absorbed anti-social emotion based freedom of expression. My feelings are hurt, we voted on it so by law as nothing more than majority will equally applied we win.
Of course the equally applied never has worked in the history of people.
He has already tried and blew it with some of the Mystery Investment X occult investment theory cult.
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Homestyle dish nets Schriever native a spot in the finals
Published: Tuesday, November 3, 2009 at 3:00 p.m.
Last Modified: Tuesday, November 3, 2009 at 3:07 p.m.
HOUMA It may of taken some prodding, but a former H.L. Bourgeois High School student, Lynsey Billiot, is glad about Judith Evans persistence.
Billiot said it was a combination of a classroom assignment and her former teacher that encouraged her to enter a festival favorite in The Courier and Daily Comets annual Bayou Gourmet Cook-Off.
Shes influenced me greatly in everything I do, not just cooking, the 18-year-old Billiot said about Evans.
While the cooking assignment was mandatory for Evans 12 students last school year, the teacher hoped that her students learned something more than just cooking for the 34th-annual contest a lesson Evans herself is familiar with when she placed first in the Bayou Gourmet contest with a cheesecake recipe 27 years ago.
It was the only time I participated in it, Evans said in a previous Courier interview, but my memories of the experience were positive, and I always kept that in the back of my mind once I became a teacher.
And 27 years later, lessons of positivity were still present when eight of her students were selected as finalists for the 2009 cook-off.
The 18-year-old Billiot said she was excited to learn about her recipes success. Billiots recipe, Angels Heavenly Baked Apples, was one of 35 finalists in the contest and one of the top five recipes selected in the Quick and Easy division.
The Schriever resident said the recipes idea came in Christmas 2008, from mixing baked apples with other ingredients like cinnamon, honey and caramel sauce for garnish.
Maybe the recipe isnt the most unique in the world, but the memories from making it and tweaking it are some of the best of my life, she said.
Other than this years Bayou Gourmet Cook-Off, Billiots only other experience with entering a cooking contest came in 2001 through her involvement in a local 4-H club.
Billiot said she loves cooking for her family and enjoys challenging herself through the use of different ingredients.
I love experimenting, she said. The process of questioning what I can do to make the most amazing things and the feeling of accomplishment when I succeed drives me to be the best cook possible.
Angels Heavenly Baked Apples
1 (1.25-ounce) envelope Maple Brown sugar-flavored instant oatmeal
1/3 cup brown sugar, packed
1/2 teaspoon cinnamon
1/3 cup dried craisins (may by substituted with cranberries, raisins or cherries)
2 tablespoons melted butter
4 large baking apples (Granny Smith or Fiji)
Honey or caramel sauce for garnish
Preheat oven to 375 degrees.
Mix together oatmeal, sugar, cinnamon and craisins, then drizzle butter over the dried mixture and stir well until all dry ingredients are damp and a course mixture is formed. Set aside.
Wash and dry apples well. Slice the bottoms so they sit flat in a baking dish.
Peel about a 1/4-inch around the top, near the stem, to expose apple. Core the apples removing all seeds and core. Stuff the centers with the mixture of oats and fruit.
In the microwave, place items on a microwavable dish about 1 inch apart. Microwave on high as follows: one apple 2-1/2 minutes; two apples 3-3-1/2 minutes; three apples 4-4-1/2 minutes; and four apples 5-6 minutes.
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Lloyd Brock returned Home Counties League club record figures of 6-39 as Great & Little Tew moved out of the Division 2 relegation zone with a comfortable six-wicket win at fellow strugglers Falkland.
Brock's superb effort, which came off 18 overs, sent the Newbury-based club spiralling to 162 all out after they had won the toss and elected to bat.
His figures beat the 5-26 skipper Andy Harris took against Dinton last year.
Brock cut a swathe through Falkland's top order to reduce the hosts to 13-3.
He made the breakthrough by having skipper Bruce Martin caught and bowled.
Fellow opener David Bloor was then caught by Curtly Slatter, before Brock knocked back James Bloodworth's stumps.
Brock then breached ex-Hampshire all-rounder Hamza Riazuddin's defence to make it 30-4.
Harris got in on the act by bowling Theo Cooke, and Ian Bryan had Sam Rhys caught behind by Ashley Hubbert to make it 58-6.
Tew were then frustrated by Benjamin Piper and Craig Williams, who put on 74 for the seventh wicket, before Brock had the latter caught by Joe White.
Rehan Akram became Brock's sixth victim, and Harris picked up the final two wickets to finish with 3-47.
Piper was the last man out for 73, with his runs coming from 116 balls and including ten fours.
Tew were always in control of the run chase, with White (40) and Hubbert putting on 55 for the first wicket.
Following their dismissals, Markus Jeacock (39) and Harry Smith continued the momentum, before Slatter bludgeoned a quick-fire 39 from 28 deliveries, with six fours and a six, as Tew stormed to victory.
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Such was my position after reading other books on IronPython. Things still were not working the way I wanted them to, and my frustration was mounting. Luckily, I found John Mueller's book Professional IronPython, which quickly cleared the confustion and made exploring IronPython fun again.
Professional IronPython is definitely targeted to experienced developers. It will not teach you Python from the ground up. If you are not familiar with .NET, you will find the going tough. On the other hand, if you want explanations and practical guidance on how to create a productive development environment that fully leverages the power of IronPython, this book is the best guide available.
The author does an admirable job of documenting the differences between standard CPython and IronPython and showing you how to take full advantage not only of the Python Standard Library but also the vast number of third-party Python libraries using IronPython. This is important since IronPython, although a complete and compatible implementation of Python 2.6, is hosted on the .NET platform and thus must do certain things differently.
In summary, Professional IronPython is to my mind the best and most practical guide to IronPython available. So if you want to explore the exciting new world of dynamic languages on .NET and leverage the incredible power of Python, then this is the book for you.
I will give it 5 star rating for making it so easy and interesting.
First of all, by 2014, it is too outdated. In 2010, when this book was written, IronPython was still in its infancy, with little tooling support, so the book contains many workarounds and tips for problems that do not exist anymore. Clever, but useless now.
Second, probably a half of the book is not even about Python. It is about lots of stuff, from COM programming to principles of writing command-line tools, none of which has anything to do with Python. In those parts that it does talk about Pyhon, it is just generic Python information, not IronPython specific. It even tries to teach basics of Python language at the beginning. For those readers who know Python it will be of little use, for those who don't, it will be too glossy and omitting some core concepts. For the purpose of getting to know Python, any popular Python book will be better.
This is an example of a recurring pattern in the book. The author likes to talk a lot about trivia (including useless screenshots), and gloss over difficult stuff, like the DLR and using IronPython from other .NET languages. Every time the excuse is that the intention was not to explain but to "give a taste."
I give it two stars rather than one because the book actually does contain some useful IronPython information, but frankly, it is probably better to read IronPython material on the internet.
Look at it this way: each book that you do NOT get causes you to lose about 1/3 of the info on IronPython that's available in books. I have all three, and have found useful things in each.
Part of the challenge in finding info on IronPython is that new versions of both it, and the tools for it, have been released since the books were written. Therefore, reGARDLESS of what book(s) you buy, expect to spend substantial time searching on the web in order to find all of the information you need.
HowEVER, I WOULD suggest buying whatever books you can- NOT just trying to divine the information from bits & pieces on the internet. Having many aspects of IronPython (use, syntax, examples, comments on tools) covered in one place (a book) is very helpful. I've not found any one site that would enable someone to get the birds-eye view of the landscape- which you CAN find in this, and the other, books. Once you get the landscape in mind, you can go explore particular areas by searching on the internet- but it's hard to piece together the large picture without getting ahold of at least one of the books.
In addition to having written a helpful book, Mr. Mueller continues to blog on occasion about IronPython. Just today, I came across some very helpful info in one of his old blog entries about PTVS (Python Tools for Visual Studio). It answered several broad questions (like, why can't I see 2/3 of my objects in VS immediate window): questions that even after searching around on the net for several months, on various IronPython questions, I'd not come across yet.
So, I suggest following his blog, too- you can probably find it by searching for it by his name (Amazon doesn't like URLs posted, so I'll leave it at that). Mr. Mueller reads & answers email, too- I found out- after asking him a question via his blog.
Again, don't expect that by buying one, or even all three, of the IronPython books that you'll be able to proceed without doing at least SOME searching about on the web... I wish it WERE the case, but I haven't found it to be so. But, nonetheless, buy as many books of the three books as you can manage...


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Mozilla released their income numbers recently and it seems 85% of their income is from the partnership with Google, according to ZDnet.
In 2006 they made $66.8 million, up from $52.9 million in 2005 – and 85% of that came from Google. "As in 2005 the vast majority of this revenue is associated with the search functionality in Mozilla Firefox, and the majority of that is from Google," wrote Mitchell Baker in her blog following the financial release.
With expenses below $20 million, Mozilla has a lot of left over cash compliments of the search giant. They increased their assets to $74 million, about $22 million over 2005 numbers.
It is hard to see the two companies parting ways any time soon. Google gets a great deal of traffic from the arrangement.
The Mozilla Project seems to be cashing in on the Google alliance…. name change anyone?
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PITTSBURGH – Gonzaga was satisfied with its defensive effort on Ohio State standout forward Jared Sullinger.
But the rest of the Buckeyes, particularly sophomore point guard Aaron Craft, sophomore forward Deshaun Thomas and senior guard William Buford, made timely contributions as Ohio State held off Gonzaga 73-66 Saturday at Consol Energy Center.
"They have a lot of weapons," Gonzaga coach Mark Few said. "We picked our poison. We wanted them to hit jump shots and cover down on the bigs. They did a great job stepping out and hitting them."
Sullinger made two early 3s, the first requiring a favorable high bounce, but he sat out a good chunk of the half with two fouls. He was ineffective in the second half trying to power inside against 7-foot center Robert Sacre. Gonzaga went to a zone midway through the half and Sullinger continued to struggle to get good looks. With the game on the line, though, he scored six of his 18 points in the final 3:35.
"We made his job tough," Sacre said. "He made some tough shots."
Craft did what he tends to do: play outstanding defense, run Ohio State's offense and feed open teammates. He also delivered 17 points, tying his season high and two short of his career best. Thomas had 10 points in a 2½-minute span, helping Ohio State take a 39-37 lead at half. He made back-to-back 3s, then went inside to follow his own miss and connect on a tough 6-foot floater, despite Mike Hart being in pretty good defensive position on both plays.
"Those are frustrating because you think you do your job and he still gets a bucket on you or you don't finish with a box-out," Hart said.
Guard Gary Bell Jr. said Buford had perhaps the best midrange game Gonzaga has seen all season. Bell called Craft "a ballhawk who takes pride in his defense. Every time he was on me, he made it a little tougher for me."
GU's zone slowed down the Buckeyes' offense. Ohio State made just 3 of 11 3s in the second half.
"As we were preparing, by our calculation they had played 6 percent zone all season. I actually said to (assistant coach) Chris Jent, 'Do we need to put in a clip for zone?'" coach Thad Matta said. "He said, 'No, they won't play zone.' Fortunately we talked about it and put it on the board before the game. Our guys weren't in shock."
Senior sendoff
The loss brought an end to the Gonzaga careers of seniors Sacre and Marquise Carter.
"Fun, just fun," Sacre said of his five seasons at Gonzaga. "It's been a great growing experience and sometimes growing pains, but I love this program dearly."
Junior forward Elias Harris said both will be missed.
"Rob has been there for me since Day One. He's really a family member, a brother," Harris said. "Marquise had a huge impact last year, and even though this season didn't go the way he wanted he was still positive every single day at practice. That shows how strong of a person he is. I consider them two of my closest friends."
Gonzaga wanted to force Ohio State to use its bench, but Craft and Buford logged 40 minutes and Thomas played 39. GU's bench outscored Ohio State's 10-0, led by Sam Dower's nine points. Dower also collected six rebounds, five offensive, in 18 minutes. "I didn't give a great effort rebounding (in Thursday's win), so I tried to go hard to the boards," he said. … Harris said he'll take some time to decide whether he returns for his senior year or declares for the NBA draft. "I didn't think about it, I was focused on the season," he said. "I'll know more in a few weeks." … Pangos on Craft's defense: "He's so active, quick feet, really quick hands. He pressures you to speed up a little bit. I actually didn't feel too bad throughout the game, but you could tell he was there."
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Constantin von Ettingshausen
Constantin Freiherr von Ettingshausen (or Baron Constantin von Ettingshausen) (June 16, 1826 in Vienna – February 1, 1897 in Graz) was an Austrian botanist known for his paleobotanical studies of flora from the Tertiary era. He was the son of physicist Andreas von Ettingshausen.[1]
In 1848 he graduated as a doctor of medicine in Vienna, and became in 1854 a professor of botany and natural history at the medical and surgical military academy in that city. In 1871 he was chosen professor of botany at Graz, a position which he maintained until the close of his life.
From 1876 he made repeated visits to London, where he arranged collections at the Natural History Museum.[2] He was distinguished for his researches on the Tertiary floras of various parts of Europe, and on the fossil floras of Australia and New Zealand. The extinct genus Ettingshausenia (family Vitaceae) was named in his honor by August Wilhelm Stiehler (1857).[3][4]
- "Physiotypia plantarum austriacarum" (with Alois Pokorny), 1856 –.
- Physiographie der Medicinal Pflanzen (1862).
- Die Farnkruter der Jetztwelt zur Untersuchung and Bestimmung der in den Formationen der Erdrinde eingeschiossenen Uberreste von vorweltlichen Arten dieser Ordnung nach dem Flächen-Skelet bearbeitet (1865).
- "A Monograph of the British Eocene Flora" (with John Starkie Gardner), vol. 1. Filices, 1879-82. -- vol. 2. Gymnospermæ, by J. Gardner. 1883-86.
- "Contributions to the Tertiary flora of Australia" (translated by Arvid Neilson, 1888).
- "Contributions to the knowledge of the fossil flora of New Zealand" (translated by C. Juhl, 1890).[5]
Regarding personal names: Freiherr is a former title (translated as Baron), which is now legally a part of the last name. The feminine forms are Freifrau and Freiin.
- This article incorporates text from a publication now in the public domain: Chisholm, Hugh, ed. (1911). "article name needed". Encyclopædia Britannica (11th ed.). Cambridge University Press.
- ^ ADB: Ettingshausen, Constantin Freiherr von Deutsche Biographie
- ^ The Quarterly Journal of the Geological Society of London Google Books
- ^ Palaeontographica Beiträge zur Naturgeschichte d. Vorzeit, Volume 5
- ^ Ettingshausenia Stiehler, 1857 GBIF
- ^ Most widely held works by Constantin Ettingshausen WorldCat Identities
- ^ "Author Query for 'Ettingsh.'". International Plant Names Index.
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On This Day for 3rd September
Historical Events
- 301 San Marino, one of the smallest nations in the world and the world's oldest republic still in existence, is founded by Saint Marinus.
- 1777 Cooch's Bridge - Skirmish of American Revolutionary war in New Castle County, Delaware where the Flag of the United States was flown in battle for the first time.
- 1783 Treaty of Paris signed in Paris ends the American Revolutionary War between Great Britain and United States of America
- 1900 With a proclamation by General Lord Roberts, Britain annexes the Boer Republic of South Africa
- 1939 WWII: Britain declares war on Germany after invasion of Poland. France follows 6 hours later quickly joined by Australia, New Zealand, South Africa & Canada
- 1950 1st Formula One WDC: Giuseppe "Nino" Farina wins by three points
- 1988 Estimated by this date 50,000 Kurdish civilians and soldiers killed by Iraq, many using chemical weapons, in aftermath of Iran-Iraq War
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Britain and the British Empire (including the American colonies) adopt the Gregorian Calendar, losing 11 days. People riot thinking the government stole 11 days of their lives
On September 3rd, 1752
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- 1921 American author and journalist Ernest Hemingway (22) marries 1st wife Hadley Richardson (29)
- 1923 Cultural anthropologist Margaret Mead (21) weds field archaeologist Luther Cressman (25)
- 1937 Author Muriel Spark (19) weds teacher Sidney Oswald Spark in Salisbury, Southern Rhodesia
- 1953 Explorer Edmund Hillary (34) weds Louise Mary Rose
- 1957 World Heavyweight champion Sonny Liston (25) weds Geraldine Clark in St. Louis, Missouri
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