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Marquez Broner won't happen. Marquez doesn't need Broner and vice versa.
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He's calling him out because he heard he wants to retire. If Marquez retires then he's "ducking" lol. A win over Broner at this moment means nothing for Marquez,Broner might be "the next big thing" but has no big names on his resume.
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JMM has nothing to prove to the young fighters IMO, unless he can get A LOT OF MONEY out of fighting them, I don't think he should just take those fights at this point in his career "JUST BECAUSE THEY ARE CALLING HIM OUT"
As for Broner I think it is more impressive to fight fighters young like you or in their PRIME instead of chasing OLD FIGHTERS who are on the downside of their careers and are on the way out, focus on Vazquez, Abril, Burns, Gamboa and if you beat all them then move up to 140 and go after Mattysse, Rios and Garcia
But Broner still got a lot of unfinished business at 135! With some very good potential match ups, I would love to see what he does against Vazquez style...I think he would do very well but I still want to seee it!
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I like Broner against Marquez, if Juan can come in at 143ish as with Pac he has a slim shot but anything like 137 to 135 he'll get stopped! At his age he needs to fight other "older" fighters. Pac was equal in age when it comes to fights and abuse thats what added to the punch along with lack of focus. This kid is far more clever than Manny and will hit and hurt Marquez at will. Ray.
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He needs to just keep his mouth shut and let Haymon do the matchmaking.
Rios, Guerrero, Marquez are far far from happening.
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Horrible style matchup for JMM. Broner would more than likely win the bout if he stays disciplined throughout with his counterpunching.
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Just like nature created animals, each with different yet important roles, I believe that humans were created with different roles to fill, too. But, as greed for money and power mixes with fears it interferes with universal law. We get out of balance--and disaster strikes.
That's why I am inspired to give--money and time--to help restore balance. We must spread awareness of important causes and to inspire others to speak up.
One of my special talents, which I believe many other people possess, too, is my voice. I believe I was put here to help those that cannot speak through written and verbal words. So, right now, part of my mission is to spread awareness of injustices around the world, to women, children, men, and the refugees fleeing Syria. I am doing this through my own social channels, by sharing stories and promoting orgs that are helping refugees, like Samaritan's Purse, and through my pro bono work with TheToolbox.org and Humanise (founded by iconic musician and humanitarian Peter Gabriel).
If you think there's nothing you can do you are wrong. Now, more than ever, those of us that can speak up for those without a voice must find the courage do so. If you don't have money to give don't worry about that. You can still share stories on social media and talk to friends to spread awareness.
Calming fears, educating my peers, supporting courageous acts and inspiring greatness is what drives me to give.
I have been donating to Samaritans Purse for years. I like the diversity in the work they do. I like the Christian emphasis of this non profit. I like the transparency they have before the ECFA, with very high percentages of the money they receive going directly to recipients.
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I find it funny that people would come on here and talk about contraception or any other contraversial issues. Samaritan's Purse goes into areas where there is total devistation along with ongoing dire projects. Sometimes before the Red Cross or anyone else is there. If people criticizing them are more concerned with their politics over the most basic needs people desperately need, then I would say they have thier priorities severely out of line.
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Integrity, compassion and accountability are hallmarks of this organization. First responders during both domestic and international disasters, Samaritans Purse strives to be first to offer assistance as a tangible expression of God's love. Projects under its umbrella include Operation Christmas Child, Children's Heart Project, World Medical Mission and many others.
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I have been a small donor to Samaritan's Purse for several years. My payments are set up on a monthly automatic draft. I also participate in their Children's Christmas packages (Operation Christmas Child). If you use one of their labels you can track your box and see what country it went to, which I enjoyed. Their disaster relief is wonderful and we have had them in our state several times. The volunteers have helped clean up neighborhoods struck by tornadoes and prayed with many of the victims. They are a Christian organization and therefore will promote Christianity in everything they do.
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This is a true charity! I could never fully say enough about what they have done to help anyone who needs help even if it was dangerous or life threatening! It is an organization like this that strengthenshe the belief in God and humanity!
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We are a team of college students that have been assigned the task of evaluating a charity for an international development. Through our research of Samaritan's Purse we have found them to be a very large international development organization. They work primarily in the developing world, and do very little aid work in the United States. There is substantial evidence that their projects have impacted the lives of people in the developing world. For example, their water projects have helped to provide clean drinking water for thousands of people in Africa. Another impressive aspect of Samaritan's Purse is the efficiency in which they spend donation money. They have very little administrative overhead, which allows close to 90℅ of donation money goes directly to funding development projects.
There are also some concerns that surround Samaritan's Purse, their leader , Franklin Graham, is a very conservative Christian. He has made comments about homosexuals and people of Islam that some people may find offensive. There is some evidence that this extremism has certain effects on their projects. For example, they refuse to administer birth control to men or women because it does not conform to their beliefs. This is a concern because it shows that they are unable to separate their religious beliefs and their work in devbeloping countries. This charity may not be for everyone, if you find your beliefs aligned with the views of Franklin Graham this may be the perfect charity for you, but we would advise caution as this charity seems to have a fairly extreme religious and political bend.
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Samaritan's Purse is ethical all the way, and they've been incredibly responsive to me every time I've had a query about their livestock-related projects. My passion is ethical treatment of animals, and they've given me detailed descriptions of the training they give the recipients of their livestock animals as far as humane treatment, sound husbandry principles, and their Biblical philosophy regarding humans' responsibility to care properly for animals. One of my greatest joys every Christmas is choosing charity gifts from the Samaritan's Purse catalog. I recommend them with no hesitation to any donors considering making a contribution of any size.


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Organiser Sally Whitewoods said up to 1400 visitors were
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Mrs Whitewoods, who with civil union partner Mandy Whitewoods
rescued the event from near-financial collapse three years
ago, said more women and visitors from the United States had
turned up this year.
Saturday night's opening party sold out, with more than 300
people cramming into downtown bar The Find.
''That's having a knock-on effect, and people are now
realising they need to get in quick to buy tickets.''
The majority of gay visitors were in the ''double-income,
no-kids'' category, and tended to spend up large.
''Like anyone who goes on holiday, if they're like me, they
spend far more money than they should.''
That meant the resort's hospitality, accommodation and
tourist activity providers should get a boost during a
''normally quiet'' time of year.
The increase in United States visitors was a result of her
marketing the event at the San Francisco Pride festival in
June, as well as in two US-based magazines. However,
Australians still dominated the 85% mix of international
visitors, she said.
To cater for a growing number of women visitors, a
female-only event featuring Queenstown singer-songwriter Tori
Reed was held at the Blue Kanu restaurant last night.
In a first for Gay Ski Week, she had booked the Queenstown
Memorial Hall for this Saturday night to stage what she hoped
would be the biggest dance party in the resort's history.
The week's other activities include daily skiing at Cardrona
Alpine Resort followed by live music, cabaret and karaoke
events in the evenings.
Non-skiers can try other adventure activities such as snow
shoeing on the Turnbull Range, and racing karts at the
Highlands Motorsport Park in Cromwell.
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Dec. 2, 2003 -- The same health risks that make morbidly obese patients eligible for gastric bypass surgery also leave them susceptible to complications during and after the surgery, a study of 335 patients shows. The patients all had Roux-en-Y gastric bypass at the University Hospitals of Cleveland from 1998 to 2002. Roux-en-Y is the most popular surgery in the treatment of severely obese patients to help weight loss. It involves stapling the upper stomach to create a small pouch that is then attached to the small intestine, reducing the capacity of the stomach. Subsequent radiologic imaging helped to identify 57 complications from the surgeries - many of them multiple problems in the same patients - including suture tears and leaks, pulmonary embolism, pneumonia and infection.
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We were only there for about 8 hours so I can't speak to everything. I think it was once probably a pretty elegant place but it's a bit run-down now. Service is not the best - we arrived late at night after many hours traveling, had been promised a triple room but found only 2 beds and 2 towels. After 2 requests and about 45 minutes we finally got a rollaway bed added (the other 2 beds would have been too small to share even if we wanted to). We never got a 3rd towel but fortunately the one used at night got dry enough for morning use. We didn't experience a lot of noise or bedbugs or anything really awful. Breakfast was VERY good. Oh yes - upon arrival our van of about 5 people had to be inspected by armed guards and all our luggage x-rayed in order to check in (apparently standard for Nairobi?). No idea of price since we were on a tour and all was included. I have suggested to the tour company that they might want to choose a different hotel in future.
- Official Description (provided by the hotel):
- InterContinental Nairobi has for years been an oasis of luxury for business travellers as well as those who want to experience the wonders of Africa. The Parliament buildings are a short stroll away, Kenyatta International Convention Centre is right next door and Nairobi National Park, Museum Hill and the Elephant Orphanage are within easy reach. ... more less
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Birmingham 2-0 Bristol City
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Birmingham clinched their first win at St Andrew's in five attempts as they inflicted a sixth successive defeat on Bristol City.
Chris Burke was recalled to Lee Clark's line-up and opened the scoring with a well-taken finish in the 59th minute.
Marlon King latched on to Nikola Zigic's header to double the hosts' lead with his eighth goal this season.
Dean Gerken capped a fine individual display for Bristol City when he saved Peter Lovenkrands' late penalty.
It will be a more than welcome three points for the midlands outfit, who had only managed five goals in seven home games before kick-off but enjoyed a total of 20 shots at goal tonight and are now 18th in the table.
Blues manager Clark will have been happy to see his side so positive from the start as Wade Elliott and King both tested visiting goalkeeper Gerken.
Elliott spurned another good chance in the second half as he fired over the bar before Zigic done the same.
However, on the hour the breakthrough came as Burke received the ball on the right before skipping past two players and unleashing an effort high past Gerken.
King doubled the lead to make sure of the points but Gerken prevented Lovenkrands from adding a third by saving the forward's penalty after Burke had been brought down in the box.
Birmingham manager Lee Clark: "We kept plugging and got what we deserved. If we had won four or five Bristol City could not have had any complaints.
"My wide men probably had more chances and shots on goal than they have had in all the previous games combined because we were positive and played off the threat of our strikers.
"We took risks which we are allowed to do playing at home. This is the only way we are going to be progressive."
Bristol City manager Derek McInnes: "This is now six defeats in a row.
"It is embarrassing. I am embarrassed. The players should be embarrassed and it is now a crucial game against Charlton on Sunday.
"The game ran away with us with the injuries at the end. We cannot hide behind the fact that the better team won on the night."
Lineup, Bookings (1) & Substitutions (5)
- 01 Butland
- 03 Murphy
- 04 Caldwell
- 06 Davies (Spector - 42' )
- 30 Robinson Booked
- 07 Burke
- 08 Mullins
- 12 Morrison
- 15 Elliott
- 09 King (Lovenkrands - 82' )
- 19 Zigic
- 13 Doyle
- 23 Spector
- 24 Packwood
- 27 Hancox
- 10 Ambrose
- 32 Diop
- 11 Lovenkrands
Bristol City
- 22 Gerken
- 02 Foster
- 04 Fontaine
- 19 McManus
- 29 Briggs
- 14 Skuse (Kilkenny - 51' )
- 15 Pearson
- 25 Elliott (Taylor - 72' )
- 27 Adomah
- 07 Baldock
- 09 Stead (Woolford - 61' )
- 01 Heaton
- 05 Nyatanga
- 12 Wilson
- 08 Kilkenny
- 11 Woolford
- 10 Pitman
- 18 Taylor
Match Stats
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Live Text Commentary
Full Time The referee blows for the end of the match.90:00 +7:12
The ball is sent over by David Murphy, clearance made by Liam Fontaine.90:00 +4:34
Peter Lovenkrands is caught offside. Dean Gerken takes the indirect free kick.90:00 +4:06
Outswinging corner taken by Christopher Burke from the right by-line.90:00 +2:51
Corner taken by Wade Elliott, Dean Gerken makes a save.90:00 +2:42 Penalty
Penalty taken by Peter Lovenkrands saved by Dean Gerken. Birmingham 2-0 Bristol City.90:00 +1:51
Foul by Martyn Woolford on Christopher Burke, Penalty awarded.90:00 +0:28
Martyn Woolford fouled by Hayden Mullins, the ref awards a free kick. Martyn Woolford takes the free kick. Albert Adomah sends in a cross, Sam Baldock takes a shot.90:00
Ravel Morrison takes a shot. Save made by Dean Gerken.87:49
Centre by Christopher Burke.87:32
The ball is swung over by Christopher Burke, clearance by Matthew Briggs.86:35
Long range shot from Martyn Woolford misses to the left of the goal.85:52
Corner taken by Albert Adomah from the right by-line, Paul Robinson manages to make a clearance.85:28
Corner from the right by-line taken by Albert Adomah, clearance made by Jonathan Spector.80:37
Dean Gerken restarts play with the free kick.80:37 Substitution
Substitution Marlon King goes off and Peter Lovenkrands comes on.80:37
Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on Stephen McManus by Nikola Zigic.79:17
Richard Foster takes a shot. Save made by Jack Butland.78:45
Christopher Burke takes a shot. Blocked by Stephen McManus.77:27
Hayden Mullins concedes a free kick for a foul on Martyn Woolford. Stephen Pearson delivers the ball from the free kick left-footed from left channel, save by Jack Butland.
The assistant referee flags for offside against Albert Adomah. Jack Butland restarts play with the free kick.72:39
Assist on the goal came from Nikola Zigic.72:39 Goal scored
Goal! - Marlon King - Birmingham 2 - 0 Bristol C Marlon King fires in a goal from deep inside the penalty box to the bottom right corner of the goal. Birmingham 2-0 Bristol City.70:54 Substitution
Substitution Ryan Taylor replaces Marvin Elliott.70:54 Booking
Booking Booking for Paul Robinson for unsporting behaviour.68:16
Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on Marlon King by Liam Fontaine. Free kick crossed left-footed by Wade Elliott from left wing, save by Dean Gerken.67:22
Marlon King produces a cross, Header from close range by Nikola Zigic clears the bar.66:40
Albert Adomah is flagged offside by the assistant referee. Jack Butland takes the indirect free kick.65:52
The ball is crossed by Martyn Woolford, David Murphy gets a block in. Inswinging corner taken right-footed by Albert Adomah played to the near post, clearance made by Steven Caldwell.63:42
The ball is delivered by Matthew Briggs, Steven Caldwell manages to make a clearance. Inswinging corner taken right-footed by Albert Adomah from the left by-line, Jonathan Spector makes a clearance.62:01
The referee blows for offside against Marlon King. Matthew Briggs takes the indirect free kick.60:57 Substitution
Substitution (Bristol City) makes a substitution, with Martyn Woolford coming on for Jon Stead.58:31
Assist on the goal came from Ravel Morrison.58:31 Goal scored
Goal! - Christopher Burke - Birmingham 1 - 0 Bristol C Christopher Burke scores a goal from inside the penalty area high into the middle of the goal. Birmingham 1-0 Bristol City.58:03
Unfair challenge on Steven Caldwell by Jon Stead results in a free kick. Free kick taken by Paul Robinson.57:40
Christopher Burke takes a shot. Save by Dean Gerken.56:13
Stephen Pearson takes a shot from just outside the penalty area clears the crossbar.55:11
Effort on goal by Wade Elliott from just inside the area clears the bar.54:49
The assistant referee signals for offside against Jon Stead. Hayden Mullins takes the free kick.51:45
Ravel Morrison takes a shot. Save made by Dean Gerken.50:33 Substitution
Substitution Neil Kilkenny joins the action as a substitute, replacing Cole Skuse.46:20
Shot by Nikola Zigic from outside the box goes over the net.45:22
Wade Elliott produces a left-footed shot from close in that clears the bar.45:01
The match restarts for the second half.45:00 +2:05 Half time
Half Time The ref blows to signal half-time.45:00 +1:01
Paul Robinson fouled by Sam Baldock, the ref awards a free kick. Paul Robinson takes the direct free kick.44:36
Wade Elliott produces a right-footed shot from inside the area that clears the crossbar.43:02
A cross is delivered by Christopher Burke, save made by Dean Gerken.41:38 Substitution
Substitution Jonathan Spector comes on in place of Curtis Davies.40:06
Foul by Curtis Davies on Stephen Pearson, free kick awarded. Cole Skuse crosses the ball from the free kick right-footed from left channel, save made by Jack Butland.39:29
Marlon King takes a shot. Save by Dean Gerken.38:45
Corner taken right-footed by Albert Adomah from the left by-line to the near post, Close range header by Sam Baldock goes over the bar.38:25
Short corner taken by Cole Skuse from the right by-line, The ball is sent over by Richard Foster, Hayden Mullins manages to make a clearance.37:37
A cross is delivered by Cole Skuse, David Murphy gets a block in. Outswinging corner taken right-footed by Cole Skuse from the right by-line, Liam Fontaine takes a shot. Save by Jack Butland.37:05
The referee gives a free kick against Marlon King for handball. Free kick taken by Dean Gerken.33:54
Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on Richard Foster by Nikola Zigic. Free kick taken by Liam Fontaine.33:19
Hayden Mullins takes a shot. Save by Dean Gerken.25:24
Ravel Morrison takes a shot. Blocked by Cole Skuse.24:04
Ravel Morrison sends in a cross, Stephen McManus makes a clearance.23:04
The referee blows for offside. Dean Gerken takes the free kick.20:03
Albert Adomah takes a shot. Jack Butland makes a comfortable save.19:04
Stephen Pearson gives away a free kick for an unfair challenge on Wade Elliott. David Murphy takes the free kick.18:18
Centre by Jon Stead, clearance made by Curtis Davies. Inswinging corner taken by Stephen Pearson from the right by-line, Paul Robinson makes a clearance.16:56
Christopher Burke takes a shot. Liam Fontaine makes a clearance.14:12
Foul by Ravel Morrison on Sam Baldock, free kick awarded. Free kick taken by Cole Skuse.12:47
Effort from deep inside the area by Wade Elliott misses to the left of the target.11:10
Marlon King is flagged offside by the assistant referee. Dean Gerken takes the free kick.8:51
Centre by Christopher Burke, Liam Fontaine makes a clearance. Hayden Mullins has an effort at goal from outside the box which goes wide left of the goal.7:41
Marvin Elliott concedes a free kick for a foul on Marlon King. Paul Robinson produces a cross, Nikola Zigic takes a shot. Save made by Dean Gerken.6:47
The ball is swung over by David Murphy, Marlon King takes a shot. Dean Gerken makes a comfortable save.4:52
Wade Elliott takes a shot. Save by Dean Gerken. Outswinging corner taken from the right by-line by Christopher Burke. The ball is sent over by Christopher Burke, clearance made by Marvin Elliott.3:42
Sam Baldock takes a shot. Hayden Mullins gets a block in. Short corner worked by Albert Adomah, Matthew Briggs produces a cross, Nikola Zigic manages to make a clearance. Effort from 35 yards by Cole Skuse went wide of the right-hand post.2:16
Unfair challenge on Christopher Burke by Matthew Briggs results in a free kick. Free kick crossed by Paul Robinson, save made by Dean Gerken.0:00
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MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) - More than 200 troopers were mobilized
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The workflow is as follows:
- We created a key, which we asymetric crypt using the public key they have provided
- With crypted key, we make a symetric encryption of the file we need to send
- We then compress both files (key + file)
- Once received, they unzip the file
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Quick Change (1990) on September 4. Co-director Murray also stars in a film about New York traffic. After stealing a cool million during a bank heist, Murray and his crew struggle to escape the five burroughs. With Geena Davis, Randy Quaid, Jason Robards, Stanley Tucci, and Tony Shalhoub. Rated R. (88 min.)
The most successful of the Saturday Night Live alumni, Bill Murray continues to win new fans and reward longtime followers with his selective choice of big screen starring roles and always memorable bit parts.
Films showing on Saturdays at 1:30 p.m.
What About Bob? (1991) on September 11. When his therapist leaves town for vacation, Bob Wiley (Murray) follows him to a peaceful lakeside retreat – which becomes much less therapeutic for Dr. Leo Marvin (Richard Dreyfuss). Rated PG. (99 min.)
Mad Dog & Glory (1993) on September 18. This smart comedy follows a mild mannered cop (Robert De Niro) who inadvertently saves the life of a mobster (Murray), who gives him one week with a beautiful woman (Uma Thurman) as a reward. With David Caruso. Rated R. (97 min.)
The Man Who Knew Too Little (1997) on September 25. An American tourist (Murray) in London lands in the middle of a very real espionage operation that he mistakes for some form of audience participation theater. With Peter Gallagher, Joanne Whalley, and Alfred Molina. Rated PG. (94 min.)
Films showing on Mondays at 6:30 p.m.
The Razor's Edge (1984) on September 13. Murray stars in his first dramatic role as a World War I veteran who becomes disillusioned with Jazz Age superficiality and searches for enlightenment in the Himalayas. Based on the novel by W. Somerset Maugham. Rated PG-13. (129 min.)
Groundhog Day (1993) on September 20. A modern classic starring Murray as a sarcastic weatherman who is forced to relive the worst day of his life—until he gets it right. With Andie MacDowell and Chris Elliott. Rated PG. (101 min.)
Lost in Translation (2003) on September 27. While traveling in Tokyo, two Americans with nothing in common aside from insomnia (Scarlett Johansson and Murray, in his only Oscar nominated performance) paint the town red and form a close friendship in this surprisingly affecting film. Directed by Sofia Coppola. Rated R. (102 min.)


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Orange Sunrise Fizz
Total Time
Prep 1 min
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A fizzy orange drink that you can make simple at home. I created this one day when I was bored and it turned out pretty well. My brother and sister love it when I babysit them! All you gotta do is keep ingredients refridgerated.
Ingredients Nutrition
- 1⁄2 cup orange juice (without the pulp, I prefer Goldenrod)
- 1⁄2 cup Sprite (you can substitute with ginger ale)
- pour orange juice into a bowl that can hold at least one cup.
- next pour Sprite (or ginger ale) in with it.
- mix together well and, if it needs more of one ingredient or other, add some. Then mix together.
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A great thirst quenching drink. I used Vernors Gingerale and it was terrific! Thanks for sharing this recipe-brought memories from years ago. Made and enjoyed for PAC, Spring 2009 (and will be made a lot this coming summer!)
This is refreshing; I can see myself really enjoying it this summer, on a sweltering day! Thanks, Kentuckygirl :-D, I enjoyed your drink concoction! Made for Spring PAC '09.
I used Sprite to make this drink, and I think it gave the orange juice a little fizzy kick that made it a real treat. It was almost like I was sipping on a fruity cocktail, but without the alcohol. I enjoyed this drink. Thank you for sharing it, Kentuckygirl. Made for 2009 Spring Pick-A-Chef.


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The editorial in The Journal, May 19, 1906, on "Latent Tuberculosis in Children" has induced me to submit notes (from memory) of a case of tuberculous meningitis appearing after recovery from measles.
Personal and Family History.
—John T., aged 3, illegitimate. Family history showed one case of phthisis and one of tuberculous meningitis, uncle and aunt respectively.
Clinical History.
—Patient had measles early in January, 1906. After the rash disappeared the temperature did not fall to normal, but varied from 100 to 101. There were no complications that could be discovered to account for this. Eventually the child was taken to the country. On his return he was no better, rather thinner. His father stated that at night the child was very restless and complained of headache, and very great pain and tenderness in the epigastrium.The child was extremely irritable, drowsy, and screamed on being touched, so that examination
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Artistic Development Programme Auditions (ADP16)
16 Jul 2016 - 17 Jul 2016
Our Artist Development programme (ADP) is a two week summer programme for young artists aged 13-19, who have an interest in the performing arts. First started in 2000, ADP has now become Hackney Empire's flagship education programme developing the Next Generation of young artists. This year's ADP will celebrate the legends of the world famous Motown record label.
Open House 2015
19 Sep 2015 - 20 Sep 2015
We're taking part in Open House London 2015, the capital's largest architectural festival. Our exuberant, Frank Matcham designed Grade II* listed auditorium is one of the best examples of Edwardian variety theatre remaining in London. So come and take a look this September as hundreds of great buildings open up their doors to all.
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BBC Songs of Praise and Gospel Choir of the Year
18 Jul 2015 - 19 Jul 2015
Gospel Choir of the Year is back at Hackney Empire and you can be part of the audience! Six incredible choirs will compete for the coveted title, so come along and see who will be crowned this year's winner! The team from Songs of Praise will be filming the competition on Saturday 18 July, and then on Sunday 19 July they'll be filming a selection of hymns for the programme.
Main House
7 February 2015
Following the sell out success of his previous shows, Something About Slim, I Am Slim and Slim In Wonderland, the UK's funniest comedian brings you his latest one man show, hosted by Kat B.
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Alter Ego Final
30 January 2015
Hosted by Kat B (MTV Base), Alter Ego will feature performances by Jermain Jackman, Sneakbo, Timbo and Mandem on the Wall alongside the best young talent Hackney has to offer; singers, dancers, rappers, actors and comedians all competing for the title 'Alter Ego 2015'.
Main House
Cirque Berserk
16 Jan 2015 - 17 Jan 2015
Combining cirque style skills and artistry with all the thrills, spills and laughs of the traditional big top, Cirque Berserk is a fun-filled spectacle that will delight audiences of all ages.
Main House
Dolly House
8 November 2014
What does Oliver Samuels, Jamaica's King of Comedy, do when it is time to celebrate his 65th year on this earth? He assembles a fantastic cast and creates another blockbuster - Dolly House. A new hit comedy from the living legend behind Who a Di Don? and Embassy Saga.
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A Belter for the Shelter
30 October 2014
This October, The Belter 2 will be hosted by the inimitable Daniel Kitson, with a new line up featuring Stewart Lee, Nish Kumar, Sean Hughes, Ava Vidal and Felicity Ward – book early to avoid missing out, and be there on the night for a chance to win unique prizes in our raffle.
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Time2Shine Gospel Competition
25 October 2014
Time2Shine, the UK's No.1 TV Gospel Talent Competition is back bigger and better than ever for its fourth season.
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Almost Famous
19 October 2014
It's been 2 years since his last double sold out comedy special Live & Kicking at Hackney Empire....but Kojo is back with a brand new 1 hour comedy special called ALMOST FAMOUS.
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English Touring Opera - Ottone
18 October 2014
Returning to the area of repertoire for which the Olivier Award winning ETO have found such an enthusiastic audience and critical acclaim – Handel's Ottone is a romantic tragedy which was written for the greatest singers of the day. It dazzles with a treasure trove of brilliant arias and rich character exploration, and is regarded by many as some of the most beautiful music Handel wrote.
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English Touring Opera - Life on the Moon
17 October 2014
Cal McCrystal, the comedy director behind the National Theatre's smash hit One Man, Two Guvnors, directs this witty new production of Life on the Moon (Il mondo della luna), one of the most popular of Haydn's many operas.
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FKA Twigs
8 October 2014
Over the last year, London-based artist FKA twigs has produced a series of strikingly original pieces of music, each of which featured an equally striking visual accompaniment.
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Change The World Workshop
5 October 2014
In order to change the world, what do we need?
Hackney is changing. And the power is in our hands.
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Tea Dance with Ms Wonderful
5 October 2014
Come and join the Hackney Empire elders as they slip on their dancing shoes for an afternoon of quicksteps, foxtrots and plenty more. Whether you're a certified waltzer or two-left-footed novice, we welcome you to come along and dance the day away!
Fling Foot! The Four Aces Revisited
4 October 2014
For one night only, and to celebrate the final weekend of Rudy's Rare Records, Hackney Empire will morph into the late and great Four Aces reggae club. Featuring legendary DJ Newton Dunbar (founding manager of the Four Aces), and Tighten Up Crew selector Mistah Brown and MC Champian.
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In Conversation with Newton Dunbar of The Four Aces club
4 October 2014
To celebrate the final weekend of Rudy's Rare Records, we're taking a trip down memory lane with Newton Dunbar, the founding manager of The Four Aces club. The Four Aces, one of London's most famous Reggae venues, opened in Hackney in 1966. By the 1970s, the club had become a hub for West Indians, attracting people from across the UK. In its heyday, the club saw live performances from Desmond Dekker, Jimmy Cliff and Ben E. King, and was visited by Bob Marley and Bob Dylan.
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White Men Can't Jerk
24 Sep 2014 - 27 Sep 2014
White Men Can't Jerk take over the Stage 3 kitchen for three evenings only, serving up Jamaican classics prior to the evening's performance of Rudy's Rare Records.
Rudy's Rare Records
24 Sep 2014 - 5 Oct 2014
Starring Lenny Henry, and based on the BBC Radio 4 series, this touching comedy with real rhythm is set in an old reggae record shop in Birmingham, which is owned by the irrepressible Rudy Sharpe with the assistance of his long-suffering son Adam. The show features a live onstage band playing hits from the likes of Desmond Dekker, Toots and the Maytals, Jimmy Cliff, Sam Cooke, Sugarhill Gang and more!
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Open House 2014
20 Sep 2014 - 21 Sep 2014
We're taking part in Open House London 2014, the capital's largest architectural festival. Our exuberant Grade II* listed auditorium is one of the best examples of Edwardian variety theatre remaining in London, come and take a look this September as hundreds of great buildings open up their doors to all.
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Utah's top 10 stories of 2010
Matt Gillis , Deseret News
SALT LAKE CITY — The trial and conviction of Brian David Mitchell for the kidnapping of Elizabeth Smart more than eight years ago was selected as the top story of 2010 by Deseret News and KSL readers and viewers.
Those casting votes bypassed mid-term elections, painful economic news, school budget cuts and controversy over immigration and gay rights, to home in on tragedies close to home, from the death of several Utah children to a raging fire that destroyed houses and the long-delayed execution of a convicted killer.
Here are the readers' choice top 10 stories of the year, based on a poll on Deseretnews.com and ksl.com:
No. 1: Brian David Mitchell was found guilty in federal court of charges he kidnapped and sexually assaulted Elizabeth Smart, eight years after he took the 14-year-old from her home at knifepoint. During the five-week trial she testified in detail about her nine months in captivity.
"I hope that not only is this an example that justice can be served in America, but that it is possible to move on after something terrible has happened, and that we can speak out and we will be heard," a beaming Smart, now 23, told the media shortly after the jury rejected Mitchell's insanity defense and convicted him of all charges.
Smart is currently a missionary for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in France.
Mitchell sentencing is set for May 25, 2011.
No 2: The body of 4-year-old Ethan Stacy was found in a remote area near Powder Mountain in May, hours after his mother and stepfather said the little boy had wandered away during the night from their Layton apartment. The two, Stephanie and Nathan Sloop, have been charged with killing the boy, who had arrived in Utah just two weeks before from Virginia, where he lived with his father. He was in Utah to spend the summer with his mother as part of court-ordered visitation.
No. 3: The Herriman fire. Utah National Guardsmen were doing a routine machine gun training exercise at Camp Williams Sept. 19, when wind turned what they first thought was a defeatable small grass fire into an inferno that climbed over a hill into the residential area that borders the camp to the north. The Herriman fire ultimately consumed more than 4,300 acres and destroyed several homes, besides forcing evacuation of hundreds of Herriman residents.
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7 CFR 251.4 - Availability of commodities.
(a) General. The Department shall make commodities available for distribution and use in accordance with the provisions of this part and also in accordance with the terms and conditions of part 250 of this chapter to the extent that the part 250 terms and conditions are not inconsistent with this part.
(b) Displacement. State agencies shall require that eligible recipient agencies receiving commodities under this part shall not diminish their normal expenditures for food because of receipt of commodities. Additionally, the Secretary shall withhold commodities from distribution if it is determined that the commodities would substitute for the same or a similar product that would otherwise be purchased in the market.
(c) Allocations.
(1) Allocations of commodities shall be made to State agencies on the basis of the formula defined in § 251.3(h).
(2) FNS shall promptly notify State agencies regarding their allocation of commodities to be made available under this part.
(3) State agencies shall notify the appropriate FNSRO of the amount of the commodities they will accept not later than 30 days prior to the beginning of the shipping period.
(d) Quantities requested. State agencies shall:
(1) Request commodities only in quantities which can be utilized without waste in providing food assistance to needy persons under this part;
(2) Ensure that no eligible recipient agency receives commodities in excess of anticipated use, based on inventory records and controls, or in excess of its ability to accept and store such commodities; and
(e) Initial processing and packaging. The Department will furnish commodities to be distributed to institutions and to needy persons in households in forms and units suitable for institutional and home use.
(f) Bulk processing by States. Commodities may be made available to a State agency or, at the direction of the State agency, directly to private companies for processing bulk commodities for use by eligible recipient agencies.
(1) The Department will reimburse the State agency at the current flat rate for such processing.
(2) Minimum yields and product specifications established by the Department shall be met by the processor.
(3) The State shall require the processor to meet State and local health standards.
(4) The external shipping containers of processed products shall be clearly labeled "Donated by the U.S. Department of Agriculture - Not to be Sold or Exchanged". Internal packaging shall be clearly marked "Donated by the U.S. Department of Agriculture - Processed Under Agreement with the State of ___." FNS may grant waivers to the internal label requirement if the enforcement of this requirement precludes a State's participation in the program, or in cases where other processors are not available who are able to meet the labeling requirement within the allowed reimbursement.
(5) Processors and State agencies shall also meet the basic minimum requirements of § 250.30.
(g) Availability and control of donated commodities. Donated commodities will be made available to State agencies only for distribution and use in accordance with this part. Except as otherwise provided in paragraph (f) of this section, donated commodities not so distributed or used for any reason may not be sold, exchanged, or otherwise disposed of without the approval of the Department. However, donated commodities made available under section 32 of Pub. L. 74-320 (7 U.S.C. 612c) may be transferred by eligible recipient agencies receiving commodities under this part, or recipient agencies, as defined in § 250.3 of this chapter, to any other eligible recipient agency or recipient agency which agrees to use such donated foods to provide without cost or waste, nutrition assistance to individuals in low-income groups. Such transfers will be effected only with prior authorization by the appropriate State agency and must be documented. Such documentation shall be maintained in accordance with § 251.10(a) of this part and § 250.16 of this chapter by the distributing agency and the State agency responsible for administering TEFAP and made available for review upon request.
(h) Distribution to eligible recipient agencies - priority system and advisory boards.
(1) State agencies must distribute commodities made available under this part to eligible recipient agencies in accordance with the following priorities:
(i) First priority. When a State agency cannot meet all eligible recipient agencies' requests for TEFAP commodities, the State agency must give priority in the distribution of such commodities to emergency feeding organizations as defined under § 251.3(e). A State agency may, at its discretion, concentrate commodity resources upon a certain type or types of such organizations, to the exclusion of others.
(ii) Second priority. After a State agency has distributed TEFAP commodities sufficient to meet the needs of all emergency feeding organizations, the State agency must distribute any remaining program commodities to other eligible recipient agencies which serve needy people, but do not relieve situations of emergency and distress. A State agency may, at its discretion, concentrate commodity resources upon a certain type or types of such organizations, to the exclusion of others.
(2) Delegation. When a State agency has delegated to an eligible recipient agency the authority to select other eligible recipient agencies, the eligible recipient agency exercising this authority must ensure that any TEFAP commodities are distributed in accordance with the priority system set forth in paragraphs (h)(1)(i) and (h)(1)(ii) of this section. State agencies and eligible recipient agencies will be deemed to be in compliance with the priority system when eligible recipient agencies distribute TEFAP commodities to meet the needs of all emergency feeding organizations under their jurisdiction prior to making commodities available to eligible recipient agencies which are not emergency feeding organizations.
(3) Existing networks. Subject to the constraints of paragraphs (h)(1)(i) and (h)(1)(ii) of this section, State agencies may give priority in the distribution of TEFAP commodities to existing food bank networks and other organizations whose ongoing primary function is to facilitate the distribution of food to low-income households, including food from sources other than the Department.
(4) State advisory boards. Each State agency receiving TEFAP commodities is encouraged to establish a State advisory board representing all types of entities in the State, both public and private, interested in the distribution of such commodities. Such advisory boards can provide valuable advice on how resources should be allocated among various eligible outlet types, what areas have the greatest need for food assistance, and other important issues that will help States to use their program resources in the most efficient and effective manner possible. A State agency may expend TEFAP administrative funds to support the activities of an advisory board in accordance with § 251.8 of this part.
(i) Distribution of non-USDA foods. Eligible recipient agencies may incorporate the distribution of foods which have been donated by charitable organizations or other entities with the distribution of USDA-donated commodities or distribute them separately.
(j) Interstate cooperation. State agencies may enter into interagency cooperative agreements to provide jointly or to transfer commodities to an eligible recipient agency that has signed an agreement with the respective State agencies when such organization serves needy persons in a contiguous area which crosses States' borders.
(k) Distribution in rural areas. State agencies shall encourage eligible recipient agencies to implement or expand commodity distribution activities to relieve situations of emergency and distress through the provision of commodities to needy households in rural areas of the State.
(l) Commodity losses.
(1) The State agency shall be responsible for the loss of commodities:
(i) When the loss arises from the State agency's improper distribution or use of any commodities or failure to provide proper storage, care, or handling; and
(ii) When the State agency fails to pursue claims arising in its favor, fails to provide for the rights to assert such claims, or fails to require its eligible recipient agencies to provide for such rights.
(2) If the State agency itself causes the loss of commodities and the value exceeds $250, the State agency shall immediately transmit the claim determination to the FNS Regional Office, fully documented as to facts and findings. Except as provided in paragraph (l)(4) of this section, if the State agency itself causes the loss of commodities, and the value does not exceed $250, the State agency shall immediately return funds equal to the claim amount to FNS.
(3) If the State agency determines that a claim exists against an eligible recipient agency, warehouseman, carrier or any other entity and the value of the lost commodities exceeds $2500, the State agency shall immediately transmit the claim determination to the appropriate FNS Regional Office, fully documented as to facts and findings. If FNS determines from its review of the claim determination that a claim exists, the State agency shall make demand for restitution upon the entity liable immediately upon receipt of notice from the FNS Regional Office. Except as provided in paragraph (l)(4) of this section, if the State agency determines that a claim exists in favor of the State agency against an eligible recipient agency, warehouseman, carrier or any other entity and the value of the lost commodities does not exceed $2500, the State agency shall immediately proceed to collect the claim.
(4) No claim determination shall be required where the value of the lost commodities is $100 or less. However, no such claim shall be disregarded where:
(i) There is evidence of fraud or a violation of Federal, State or local criminal law; or
(ii) Program operations would be adversely affected.
(5) The State agency shall maintain records and substantiating documents, on all claims actions and adjustments including documentation of those cases in which no claim was asserted because of the minimal amount involved.
(6) In making final claim determinations for commodity losses incurred by eligible recipient agencies when there is no evidence of fraud or negligence, State agencies and FNS Regional Offices, as applicable, shall consider the special needs and circumstances of the eligible recipient agencies, and adjust the claim and/or conditions for claim collection as appropriate. These special needs and circumstances include but are not limited to the eligible recipient agency's use of volunteers and limited financial resources and the effect of the claim on the organization's ability to meet the food needs of low-income populations.


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Instructions to setup Charter Remote:
Turn on the device you wish to program and aim the remote at that device.
On the remote control, press a device key once (i.e., AUX, DVD, TV, DBL, or STB); it blinks once. Then press and hold SET UP until the selected mode key blinks twice.
Use the "Manufacturer's Codes" (on manual) to locate the type of device and brand name and then enter the first five-digit code for your device. For Sanyo, 11142 code will most likely work. If performed correctly, the selected mode key blinks twice. Note: If the selected mode key emits a long blink, the entry is invalid. Repeat steps 2 through 3 and try entering the same code again.
Aim the remote control at the device and press PWR once. The device should turn off. If it does not, repeat steps 2 through 3, trying each code for your brand until you find one that works. If it still does not respond, try searching for the code. Note: If the device does not have a PWR key, press the Play key.
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