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Triple yummy! Mirj, the flavor was delicious!!! I used veg. broth instead of chicken and served it over polenta rounds. I ate all the vegetables! Thanks for a keeper!
This recipe is a do again it was easy with a great taste. I did double the sauce may even triple it next time. I didn't like the cornstarch on the chicken.Next time I am going to cook the chicken and make a slurry of the cornstarch and chicken broth. I also added crushed red pepper for a little heat ,mixed up the peppers usinng a little red and a little green and added straw mushrooms and some broccoli. Yum... Yum ... will do it again , Thanks for sharing Mirj.
Definite winner! Put some brown rice in the cooker first and then diced the chicken and garlic. While they were cooking, I chopped my veggies and measured out the other ingredients (just put everything into one big bowl as I finished with it). By the time I finished with that, the chicken was nicely browned so it was time pour in my big bowl of stuff and the whole thing was ready just as the rice finished cooking!A healthy and delicious dinner was ready in 20 minutes! I usually don't like the texture of meat when you coat it with cornstarch, so I just made a slurry with chicken broth and added it right before I added the scallions. I also threw in some mushrooms that I needed to use up and some sriracha sauce for a bit of heat. Right before serving, I sprinkled in some crushed dry roasted peanuts and some slices of lime on the side. Guess that didn't make it a real szechuan, more Thai...but it was delicious. Thanks for sharing, Mirj!
Mmmmm...Mirj! This was GREAT. This is my first experience with making my own Chinese food, and admittedly, I don't have a wok, but it still worked great in my pan. I did omit the zucchini because they, like cucumbers, are ludicrously expensive here for a vegetable that is mostly water and isn't big on flavor. Anyhow, back from my tangent- this was great, easy, quick and did I mention great?! BF and I served it over rice and sprinkled some sesame seeds over the top. I was a little wary when I first saw the recipe. You see, I am hot-food-aphobic and the Szechuan title had me worried for a moment, but I saw that there aren't any dragon chilies or anything nuts in here (or anything spicey, for that matter) and that you said it was mild... GREAT, GREAT, GREAT. I WILL be making this again. Fabulous last-minute meal.
Easy and tasty, a good combination. The prep does take longer than the cooking! The taste is mild and the presentation wonderful. Served this with rice. Thanks.
We figured,it takes 15 minutes to prep it, 20 to cook it, but we ate it in 10!!!!! This was so good, the only thing WE needed to change was breasts to thighs, just a personal preferance.
This was deeeeeelicious!! The whole family loved it! I'm not a zucchini fan, but julienning them and mixing them in this sauce helps disguise them for me. I will definitely be making this again!! Thank you!
This was really delicious! The best and easiest Szechuan I have come across! I tripled th sauce because I had several baby zucchini's that I cut into chunks and sauteed in advance with the red pepper. I removed them from the pan and then added the chicken, cooking until brown and almost done. I removed the chicken from the pan and set aside to ensure that it stays tender. I added the garlic along with 2 chopped Serrano peppers to the pan and sauteed a few minutes until browned. I added the remaining ingredients and simmered for a few minutes. I added about a tsp of cornstarch to 1/4 cup of water, mixed and put that in to thicken the sauce. Last, I added the chicken and veggies back to the pan and simmered a few minutes to reheat and finish cooking the chicken. I loved what the cornstarch did to the chicken when cooking it. I did not have carrots or green onions... you could add anything you wanted to this and it would be good. I was out of rice wine vinegar, so I used white wine vinegar and it worked out fine. The only thing that would be a nice addition to the sauce is a little ginger. Thank you Mirj... this is a true keeper!!
This is a tasty stir-fry, but lacked the heat I expect in Szechuan cuisine. I added red pepper sauce and enjoyed it with broccoli instead of zucchini, which is not in season now. That is the beauty of a stir-fry, almost all veggies work. I agree that the prep alone was 15 minutes as was the cooking, but we definitely ate it in less than 10! Made for Healthy Choices cooking tag, thanks for posting.
I'm so excited to be making these dishes for my husband - he loves Chinese and I hate paying for it! I doubled the sauce and added 1 1/2 tsp. of freshly ground crushed red pepper and 5 asian red peppers. I sprinkled with roasted peanuts at the end and it became our own Princess Chicken. My dh claimed the heat was "spot on"! Thank you so much for a great addition to our Chinese menu.


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Tonight, John Watson was not amused. His colleague and flatmate Sherlock Holmes was having another one of his "off" days while working on a case. The man did this sometimes—aggravate John to the point where he needed to just get out of the flat for a few hours, spend the night somewhere even. Right now he was between girlfriends, so it seemed he would only be taking a short walk before returning to 221B.
The night was one of his favorite kinds. The air was cool and crisp, a refreshing blend of night and stars. Not many people were out on this less-busy road of London, and it was very quiet aside from the occasional passing cab. The whole scene was a painting of deep blues, blacks, and the occasional grey. It was quite lovely, John thought, his anger dissipating. He heard the sound of a giggling group of young American tourists turning the corner behind him. The silence was broken, but the picture remained the same. John sighed and stuck his hands in his jacket pockets. It was beginning to get chilly, he thought. His fingers brushed over an old cinema stub.
How long had it been since he'd been to a film?
He hadn't taken anyone there since... since he couldn't remember. Most of his dates hadn't been working out lately, and he hadn't had a second one in quite some time. It wasn't as though he was desperate for women; he was simply a social man.
A piercing, terrified shriek behind him caught his attention, and instinctively he whipped around.
By the time he'd turned, the small group of Americans were gathered in a tight circle, screeching at something that had fallen onto the ground. Other concerned passerby were beginning to cross the street and pull out their phones. John looked at the gaps between their legs, and—yes, the space was big enough for a human to be there. One of them must have tripped. A few girls stumbled backwards, and one began vomiting into the gutter. It must look bad, John thought. The instincts of a doctor began to take over, and the man rushed over. What he saw made his heart leap into his throat.
A bloody mess lay on the ground before him. The girl—or was it a woman?—lay at an awkward angle, her arm bent in an unnatural way and her face covered in blood. A gash in her arm added to the gore, and it was no wonder that the witnesses stood frozen on the spot. This certainly wasn't a simple trip and fall. This woman had fallen from much further than ground-level. John looked up for a moment to look at the buildings. None of the windows were open and he saw no balconies. Perhaps someone had already closed the window this person had fallen out of. Or had she been shoved? What had happened here?
"Alright, everybody stand back. I'm a doctor!" The usual response to this statement occurred—everyone backed up, giving him a better view of the once-in-shadows victim. "How did this happen?" he asked distractedly to one of the girls.
"Sh-she just sort of fell from somewhere. I don't even know. Oh my g—I want to get out of here." The girl's horrified, dull tone echoed shock and disbelief. John nodded and bent over to look closer at the fallen victim.
"Someone call an ambulance," he muttered, looking closer at the young woman's face. The brunt of the impact had been at the legs—judging from the angle, she'd landed feet-first and broken one or both ankles. Her wrists, too, appeared broken. She'd probably done what most falling people do—stretch her arms out to catch herself. Her head didn't seem injured other than a small cut on the forehead. Head wounds bled a lot, so it looked much worse than it was.
The faint sounds of a siren approached. John deemed that it was safe to attempt to roll the girl onto her back. He did so after a bit of difficulty, and the true nature of her face was revealed. The girls who remained shrieked again and stumbled backwards, ready to leave the scene. The few men and women who had gathered gave little gasps of horror. The scratch was a bit longer than John had anticipated. It really wasn't a bad wound, but the blood ran thick down her face and into her matted hair. It would have been a horrific sight for anyone who hadn't seen such injuries before.
The ambulance pulled up quickly, and seeing the nature of the situation, paramedics rushed out to put the girl on a stretcher. John looked down at the blood on his hands and into the back of the ambulance. The closest hospital was St. Bart's, so perhaps he could get a ride and contact Sherlock. Maybe his friend would have some ideas as to how the girl had fallen.
The paramedics did not question the man clambering into the ambulance whose hands and shirt were stained crimson. The young woman's face was so unrecognizable from blood that he could have been her father for all they knew. What surprised them was when the man began to help them stabilize her condition.
"Are you a doctor, sir?" A woman with straight blonde hair pulled back in a ponytail looked inquiringly at John as he began to apply some disinfectant to a cloth and blot the girl's face.
"Yes." He didn't feel like discussing anything at the moment. He was too focused on clearing the blood and trying to find answers about this mysterious incident.
Another paramedic sat by, fiddling with something. "Here, you can take over," John said quickly, realizing that he was doing a job for them. Embarrassed, he stepped back and let the men and women do their duty. As the vehicle pulled into the hospital, John let out a breath he realized he'd been holding.
The woman was alive. She'd made it. He let out another long, shaky breath. It had been a long time since he'd seen an accident of that magnitude, even after being with Sherlock on his cases. Generally, murderers didn't like to leave behind quite so much blood.
As soon as the sight of the woman being wheeled in was revealed, doctors and nurses began to rush about and surround the crew in a tidal wave of white. John was left alone, covered in blood and in the center of the emergency room. Hurriedly, he rushed out to find a restroom in which to wash up, and then he would call Sherlock.
"Yeah, listen—I'm at the hospital right now an-"
"What's happened? Are you alright?" John smirked at the note of concern in the man's voice.
"Yes, I'm fine. I witnessed a-an accident. I need your help trying to figure out what went on."
"I'm in the middle of a case, John—I don't have time for this." There was a pause, and John realized Sherlock was, in fact, waiting for him to continue.
"Well, this girl—she fell. Literally out of nowhere. There were no windows or balconies or anything, like she'd just sort of fallen out of the sky." Another pause.
"I'll be over in a moment."


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Ham Stuffed French Rolls
|Finely chopped cooked ham
|2 Cup (32 tbs)
|Hard cooked eggs
|2 , finely chopped
|Minced green onion
|2 Tablespoon
|Chopped ripe olives
|2 Tablespoon
|Prepared mustard
|1 Teaspoon
|Sweet pickle relish
|1 Teaspoon
|Small cubed cheddar cheese
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|1⁄3 Cup (5.33 tbs)
|French rolls
|6 Large (Or 8 Small)
Combine ham with eggs, onion, olives, mustard, relish, cheese, and mayonnaise.
Cut off tops or one end of rolls; scoop out most of soft center.
Fill with ham mixture.
Replace top or end of roll.
Place filled rolls in slow-cooking pot.
Cover and heat on low for 2 to 3 hours.
Rolls may be kept hot and served from the pot.
Makes 6 to 8 servings.
Recipe Summary
Rate It
Nutrition Rank
Nutrition Facts
Serving size
Calories 321 Calories from Fat 184
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 20 g31.4%
Saturated Fat 6.4 g32.1%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 113.8 mg37.9%
Sodium 388.8 mg16.2%
Total Carbohydrates 16 g5.4%
Dietary Fiber 1.2 g4.7%
Sugars 0.9 g
Protein 17 g33.5%
Vitamin A 7% Vitamin C 1.4%
Calcium 12.1% Iron 3.9%
*Based on a 2000 Calorie diet


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E3 2013: Quantum Break Trailer Stops Time
Written Monday, June 10, 2013 By Lee BradleyView author's profile
Microsoft has released the Quantum Break trailer shown on stage at its E3 presentation earlier today.
"See how time stutters and freezes in Quantum Break, the new action franchise developed by Remedy. Running real time, in engine," says the blurb.
Looks nice, right? Quantum Break hits Xbox One in 2014. We're dying to know more about this one.


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Imagine there's a John Lennon pint glass
By Ronnie Crocker on October 4, 2011 at 1:30 PM
Fans can get one Wednesday night at the Flying Saucer downtown. …
Categories: Better beer bars
Tags: Flying Saucer | Wells & Young
Garrett Oliver at new Sugar Land Flying Saucer
By Ronnie Crocker on September 16, 2011 at 2:27 PM
One of the most famous personalities in American craft beer will be in Sugar Land on Nov. 15 for a Brooklyn Brewery beer dinner at the new Flying Saucer that is opening there. …
Categories: Better beer bars, Local events
Tags: Brooklyn | Flying Saucer | Garrett Oliver | Sugar Land
Ranger Creek releases a pair of session beers
By Ronnie Crocker on August 1, 2011 at 4:57 PM
The San Antonio brewery is offering a pair of lower alcohol brews — for when you want to have a few. …
Categories: Better beer bars, Texas breweries
Tags: Flying Saucer | Ranger Creek | Session beers
Flying Saucer expanding to Sugar Land
By Ronnie Crocker on April 6, 2011 at 5:31 PM
The Flying Saucer is expanding to Sugar Land Town Square in late summer or early fall with 80 taps, two cask engines built into the bar, a larger outdoor patio and a private room that Jake Rainey is …
Categories: Uncategorized
You're invited: Flying Saucer to host Belgian brewery founder for dinner
By Ronnie Crocker on January 6, 2011 at 5:03 PM
Brasserie d' Achouffe photoThe Brasserie d' Achouffe lineup. The downtown Flying Saucer will host a dinner with the founder of Belgium's Brasserie d'Achouffe next week. Thirty-five tickets are …
Categories: Uncategorized
Saucer, Alamo-Mason to host "Brew Masters" viewings
By Ronnie Crocker on November 11, 2010 at 4:14 PM
Q: When is it worth driving to Katy to watch a little television? A: When they're serving Bitches Brew from Dogfish Head. Q: What if I live in town and it's a work night? A: The Flying Saucer has you …
Categories: Uncategorized
Flying Saucer to tap Demon beers
By Ronnie Crocker on October 29, 2010 at 12:13 PM
Here's something to put you in the Halloween spirit: The Flying Saucer tomorrow (Oct. 30, Halloween Eve) will tap the Demons of Ale series from Boulder's Avery Brewing. At 2 p.m., the Flying Saucer, …
Categories: Uncategorized
Flying Saucer celebrates 10 years in Houston
By Ronnie Crocker on August 17, 2010 at 5:00 AM
Happy anniversary to the Flying Saucer. The mega-tap beer bar opened in downtown Houston on Aug. 17, 2000 — 10 years ago today. Bill Olive / For the Chronicle To celebrate, there will be a big party …
Categories: Uncategorized
Anvil, Flying Saucer promote "Movable Yeast"
By Ronnie Crocker on August 12, 2010 at 2:19 PM
Local bars are starting to promote Weedwacker — the first in Saint Arnold's Movable Yeast series. The beer goes on sale Monday, Aug. 16. At Anvil Bar & Refuge, 1424 Westheimer, Weedwacker pints …
Categories: Uncategorized
Get Stone'd tonight, and tomorrow, and …
By Ronnie Crocker on February 15, 2010 at 1:20 AM
After celebrating Mardi Gras Galveston and Valentine's Day in the same weekend, I hope you saved some energy for the big Stone Brewing Co. event that starts tonight at the Flying Saucer. This is the …
Categories: Uncategorized


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LOS ANGELES (AP) -- A plan to study earthquake faults and create zoning maps that could restrict development is moving forward again in California after funding was approved from Gov. Jerry Brown.
On Tuesday, the California Geological Survey began to zone the Santa Monica fault through West Los Angeles. The area is among 2,000 miles of faulting across the state that still need to be mapped.
Budget cuts halted the effort in recent years.
Brown, however, has signed off on $1.49 million in new funding specifically for fault zoning, the Los Angeles Times reported.
In addition, the governor approved $1.3 million in annual dedicated funding that lawmakers agreed would be paid for with increased building permit fees.
The slow pace of mapping raised questions in recent months about whether city and state governments were doing enough to regulate the safety of new structures near known faults, the newspaper said.
Buildings directly atop a fault can be destroyed during a major earthquake.
Under state construction rules, developers seeking to build in a fault zone are required to do seismic studies and prove they are not building on a fault.
But the law cannot be enforced unless the state completes the maps.
The renewed focus on the mapping was prompted in part after the Los Angeles City Council approved the Millennium Hollywood skyscraper project last year despite warnings from the state geologist that the location might be within the Hollywood fault zone, which is still being mapped.
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Black And Blue Cobbler
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|3⁄4 Cup (12 tbs)
|Baking powder
|1 Teaspoon
|1⁄4 Teaspoon
|Ground cinnamon
|1⁄4 Teaspoon
|Ground nutmeg
|1⁄4 Teaspoon
|2 , beaten
|2 Tablespoon
|Vegetable oil
|2 Tablespoon
|2 Cup (32 tbs) (Fresh Or Frozen)
|2 Cup (32 tbs) (Fresh Or Frozen)
|3⁄4 Cup (12 tbs)
|Grated orange peel
|1 Teaspoon
1) Combine together the flour, baking powder, ¾ cup sugar, salt, nutmeg and cinnamon.
2) Combine together the milk, eggs and oil and stir the mixture into the dry ingredients till they have moistened well.
3) Over the bottom of a greased 5-quart slow cooker, spread the batter evenly.
4) In a saucepan, combine together the orange peel, water, berries and ¾ cup sugar. Bring the mixture to a boil and take it off the heat, Pour the mixture all over the batter and cover the cooker.
5) Cook over high heat for 2 to 2 ½ hours or till a toothpick inserted into the batter emerges completely clean. Turn the cooker off.
6) Uncover the cooker and let the preparation stand for about 30 minutes.
7) Serve as preferred after spooning from the cooker. Can be served with ice cream or with a topping of whipped cream.
Recipe Summary
Rate It
Nutrition Rank
Nutrition Facts
Serving size
Calories 295 Calories from Fat 66
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 8 g11.5%
Saturated Fat 1.4 g6.8%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 71 mg23.7%
Sodium 173.3 mg7.2%
Total Carbohydrates 54 g18%
Dietary Fiber 4.5 g18.1%
Sugars 32.7 g
Protein 5 g11%
Vitamin A 4.4% Vitamin C 26.7%
Calcium 10% Iron 10.2%
*Based on a 2000 Calorie diet


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Sam is flunking one of his classes. One of his professors offers to help.
After a long wait, Sam is the only one left.
Sam is possessed. Dean suffers the consequences.
Sam breaks Dean.
sometimes it gets complicated. mary and john are still alive,so are jo,ellen,bela and ruby.
No one knows what Sam did those million tuesdays he went through, trying to save his brother. [Wincest]
No one knows what Sam did those million tuesdays he went through, trying to save his brother. [Wincest]
Castiel knew he was running out of time and had only one option if he was to save his newborn son. He must travel back in time and ask his old friends help. And pray his friend did not want to know...
based off another story but if castiel was the one that died.
typical angel/hunter love story
based on 'divorce party' csi-miami. NCIS crossover
Drabble. Dean stared at the small brown box, his face bearing a doubtful expression. Sam wished he'd just open the damn thing.
Dean wants pie...and what's with the Pez?
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Dean and Gabriel. Slash. Ummm more Wing!kink/Wing!porn


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Sana International Commerce Awarded Ex-Im Bank Minority Business Exporter of the Year
Created on May 6, 2013
Sana International Commerce, Inc. (Sana International Commerce) received the Minority Business Exporter of the Year award from the Export-Import Bank of the United States (Ex-Im Bank). The award was presented at the Bank's 38th Annual Conference in Washington, D.C.
"By selling their products to customers overseas, Sana International Commerce has been able to drastically increase sales and sustain American jobs," said Ex-Im Bank Chairman and President Fred P. Hochberg. "I am proud that we supported a record level of exports by minority-owned businesses last year, and Ex-Im Bank remains committed to ensuring that business owners of all backgrounds have access to the financing they need to succeed."
"The support of the Ex-Im Bank has helped our company bloom," said SANA International Commerce Manager Rossie Ortiz. "When we started our operations, we often had to reject orders due to lack of capital. However, with the support of Ex-Im Bank, we have increased our sales and created jobs in our community."
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Export, trade and finance related agencies across the federal government are teaming up during World Trade Month - May 2013 - to host a series of Twitter Q&A's for U.S. companies. Businesses can participate by tweeting their questions using the hashtag #TradeChat during the scheduled times.
This Twitter chat series will provide U.S. companies with exporting solutions, including information on the resources available to begin or expand exporting goods and services to overseas markets. The Twitter chats will also provide an opportunity for firms to ask questions and connect directly with the U.S. government agencies that support President Obama's National Export Initiative (NEI) and BusinessUSA.gov – a new one-stop resource for small businesses and exporters.
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Thursday, May 9th at 2:00pm EDT: Export Opportunities
Information about export assistance, international business partnership programs, match-making, and market research will be shared. U.S. companies will also learn about the new BusinessUSA.gov website and how this one-stop resource can help businesses begin exporting or increase their exports.
Thursday, May 16th at 2:00pm EDT: Financing
Export financing is often a key factor in a successful sale. U.S. companies should be aware of the many financing options available from U.S. government agencies to assist them with the export and trade process. This Twitter chat will provide firms with more information about the available financing options, including buyer financing, insuring foreign receivables, and working capital loans and guarantees.
Celebrating World Trade Throughout May
Created on May 2, 2013
May brings warmer weather, longer days, and, most importantly for us at the Department of Commerce, World Trade Month. For years, this has been a special time to reflect on the importance of trade to our nation's economic well-being.
Investing In The U.S. Is Good Business and Helps To Create Jobs
Created on April 30, 2013
U.S. Deputy Commerce Secretary Rebecca Blank just announced that the inaugural SelectUSA Investment Summit will be held in Washington, DC from Oct. 31 to Nov. 1, 2013.
The Summit will be the first of its kind, connecting businesses and investors from around the world with economic development organizations (EDOs) from across the country in an effort to promote investment in the United States and support the creation of American jobs. The two-day event will also amplify the work of SelectUSA in delivering on President Obama's agenda to increase direct investment in the United States as a way to spur economic growth and create jobs.
The Summit will bring together international and domestic investors; national, regional, state and local economic development organizations (EDOs); senior Obama Administration officials; business leaders; and industry and technical experts, providing them with a unique opportunity to discover all the reasons why the U.S. is the ideal destination for companies that are weighing options for locating or expanding their operations. During the two-day event, participants also will be able to explore potential investment opportunities in this country, as well as share best practices and build networks.
Are You Ready to Export?
Created on April 25, 2013
Exporting your product and services requires planning. Like any successful project, one of the first steps is making a plan. Whether you're going on vacation, conducting a domestic business transaction or starting a new venture one common trait is essential for success . . . careful attention to detail. A great starting point to determine your company's level of preparedness for international market entry is completing an export readiness assessment.
Selecting the appropriate markets for our products and services, determining how to strategically engage target markets, and securing the financial and managerial resources are just some of the analyses needed to ensure that your export venture is a long-term success. The results of such an assessment may, for example, lead to modifying and ramping up production in order to ship your products to South America or perhaps giving consideration to a more complex venture of opening an office abroad.


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Since Bush, Sr., every U.S. President has vowed to get rid of Saddam. Why, then did it take us so long to actually get the task accomplished? Well the answer actually lies in several factors. First of all Saddam continued to make threats which were never taken seriously until after 9/11. Until then it was belived that Saddam was a threat, but because there had never really been any devastating occurences Saddam was not at the top of the priority list of any president other than Bush, Jr.. Once 9/11 happened, however, every threat that was recieved was immediately taken seriously, including those that were made by Saddam. Therefore if any other president had been in office when 9/11 happened then it would have been he who eventually took out Saddam, not Bush, Jr.
despite a deteriorating budget circumstance, the president and congressional republicans have actively worked this year t make things worse and further widen future deficts. The centerpiece of this year's deficit was the president's proposal for a new round of tax cuts that, like the 2001 tax cuts, provided some relief for middle class families but targeted the bulk of the benifits to the wealthiest taxpayers.
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RALEIGH, N.C.—A consensus is emerging on how to compensate thousands of men and women sterilized in one of the largest state eugenics programs in the U.S. But North Carolina's budget troubles make it unlikely that the aging victims will get cash payments anytime soon.
A perennial legislative proposal to pay as many as 3,000 sterilized people $20,000 each got a boost this spring after Republicans took over North Carolina's House and Senate following the November elections.
Compensation for victims has long been championed by state Democrats, but the idea gained momentum with the recent endorsement of some high-ranking Republicans who said sterilization was an infringement on individual rights.
"Most of the time, we're thinking from the neck up, but this one started with me in the stomach, the intuition of it all," said Republican Rep. Dale Folwell of Winston-Salem....
North Carolina is among more than 30 states that once sanctioned eugenics; the vast majority of the victims were sterilized either forcibly or with inadequate consent.
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…or, rather, over on the new Techland blog. Just in case it wasn't clear what happens after Dark Reign and Siege, this teaser image posted on Time.com's newest blog should give you an idea:
Wow, this is completely unexciting. Bettter be one hell of a twist coming in Siege because otherwise I just do not care.
Is that Hitman Monkey I see?
Well, the characters are (yet again) in sillhouette, so Marvel may have yet another surprise to spring. On the other hand, it could be that they've just been playing coy with these kinds of promos for so long it's become a reflex, and this is really just what it appears.
I'm another one of the legions who would love to see the real Avengers together again. But the new, redesigned Thor is not the same character he was when he wore the Kirby-designed costume — he's more of a Conanesque brute. And since Marvel turned Tony Stark into a villain during Civil War, I have no interest in what little remains of that original character.
So the new Thor, the new Iron Man, and the new "your place or mine" Captain America getting together for the first time does NOT fulfill my desires to see the real Avengers together again. Maybe Kurt Busiek could pull it off. But Bendis and most of the other current writers don't know how to write the same personalities I loved for thirty-some years. I don't recognize the current versions of these characters.
I say out with the old and in with the new if that's how it really is, Truth.
"Thor! What is best in life?"
I agree with Joe. Comic book comfort food is so incredibly boring! 30 years of the same characters interacting in the same manner plowing through the same plots… what's the point? Change it up every once in a while, please!
I will say that I like the idea of going in a more straight "Heroic" angle for a while after all the "Dark Reign" and "Secret Invasion"/"Civil War" stuff for the past couple years, as long as there's a decent hook to power the idea. The good guys have been beaten on for a good long while, it'd be nice if they won one for once and we had a little bit of levity in our Marvel comics.
The original image was the three of them as some type of memorial statue.
So one speculation could be that somehow the Trinity all die or leave or something, which seems somewhat unlikely seeing as how they are now three of Marvel's biggest sellers.
And I've already learned my lesson with Avengers: Dissassembled, House of M, Secret Invasion…what was I typing? Oh yeah, wake me up when Bendis' "event" is over, as while I'm sure the end developments might be interesting, the story's probably going to be tripe as usual.
How many more years until Bendis falls out of fashion at the House of M? Place ya bets, place ya bets.
Really starting to feel "event fatigue" here. PLEASE just get back to telling good, self-contained stories that don't spawn a dozen tie-in titles. In recent months, I've passed on tie-in minis with a view to buying collected editions, but then I never get round to buying the collections, or even caring that I missed them.
Yeah, I just reread The Kree-Skrull War – ah, the joy…
Patent Dragon: I feel you and personally, it's not so much the "event fatigue" that bothers me, but the very over hyped and fluffy nature of the events themselves. If these events actually were deep, logical and actual substance over flash, I'm sure most people wouldn't be feeling fatigued. I mean look at your own example of Kree-Skrull War, one could say it was an event but it focused on being a story first and not some sort of glorified plot device that just created new ramifications.
"I agree with Joe. Comic book comfort food is so incredibly boring! 30 years of the same characters interacting in the same manner plowing through the same plots… what's the point? Change it up every once in a while, please!"
Funny thing is, didn't Marvel do just that with Civil War? While it sold, a lot of people sure seemed to dislike that. You know the reactions people had: "Why's Tony being such a prick?" "Why the f*ck did Spidey unmask?" and on and on…
I didn't care for how CW ended, although I admit it it created some awesome storytelling in Brubaker's Cap book and I've really enjoyed the Iron Man books since that same time, but Marvel did shake things up quite a lot. The fed into other mega-events of varying quality and created shakeups of their own. People bitched about that too (in the case of Secret Invasion, some of that bitching was probably justified).
Now they're finally bringing back the old status quo, apparently, and well… Yeah, people aren't happy about that either by the looks of the comments here. I'll wait and see where this whole thing goes… What do people want, exactly?
I agree with Preston that some of this stuff has been overhyped and "fluffy," but some of it I've really liked. I thought the unmasking of Spidey was a cool new twist that (I hoped) would create a whole new dynamic for the character and his books. Instead, Joey Q lied, pulled a fast one, and undid the whole thing in one of the worst story arcs I've ever read. So that sucked. But I don't think anyone can accuse Marvel of not "changing it up" now and then. It's just that some people haven't liked those changes.
I am really looking forward to this if it is, in fact, the return of Steve, Tony and Thor as THE Avengers.
I almost looking forward to a new era where the heroes get to win even more. I am sick of the "darK" Marvel Universe and I'm just about ready to quit comics after 35 years. This might actually change that unless it's more of the same "almost an ending but really just a new prologue to a new event by Bendis" crap then I'm done.
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It it was my call? Hank Pym as War Machine, Beta Ray Bill as Thor and Luke Cage as Captain America.


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The number that you found in Problem 1 of HW 5 is called the 'fan - out of a logic IC chip, For a certain type of logic circuit (MOS). the input of a chip is like a small capacitor. The output circuit can be simulated by a simple resistor connected to either 5v (for high) or 0v (for low) as shown in the diagram. For such circuit, the 'fan - out' is limited by how fast digital signal can be sent from one chip to other chips. The following circuit is designed to operate with a data rate of 20MHz. In other words, the output sends out a string of high and low voltage. 20 times108 per second, to be exact. This means, when output a "high" (when the switch is moved to the 'up' position).within 1/(20x106) of a second, the Vin(t) must go from Ov to at least 4v. As you can see, the input capacitance (5pf = 5 times 10 - 12 F) and the 1k resistor form a RC circuit. If more input chips are connected to the same output, the 'C' increases (all in parallel). The question is what is the maximum number of input chips we can connect to one output so that, when the switch is moved to the 'up' position, Vin(t) rises from 0 to 4v within 1/(20x105) of a second?A: See answer


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CLEVELAND — Louie B. Free, the self-employed radio talk show host, was sentenced today to two years' probation, with the first six months under electronically monitored house arrest, granted work-release privileges, and fined $5,000 for failing to file federal income tax returns for three years.
U.S. Magistrate James S. Gallas imposed the sentence on Free, 57, of Boardman, whose real name is Louis A. Wolk. He must pay any money he owes to the Internal Revenue Service.
Free had earlier pleaded guilty to three misdemeanor counts of failing to file for 2004, 2005 and 2006, when he earned $74,150, $46,810 and $17,945, respectively.
Free is the host of "Brainfood from the Heartland" from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., Monday through Friday, on WGFT-AM 1330.
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Maybe JJ can pay Louie's fine as part of J's community service.
Louie 'da Bum
$140000 over three years means no income tax? really paul?
Once again just like JJ & Capri, the famous get off easy. If it were you or I, we would be spending a couple years in the slammer for not paying our taxes.
If he was self-employed he would still have to pay self-employment tax, even in the low earning years where perhaps he would have no income tax. (for those unaware of tax law there are two taxes people pay when self-employed, income tax, and self-employment tax {social security and medicare tax }.
Agree with Unionforever - if this were just you or I, i'm thinkin' definite jail time. And as far Marcus57 "seems harsh/fundraiser" comment - when you're done helping Mr. Free pay HIS bills, maybe you can organize a fundraiser to help me pay some of MY bills. I've made way less than $140,000 over the last three years and i've managed to pay my taxes and I too am the head of my household with children to support.
Typical Mahoning County mentality....and the rich get richer.
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Undefeated British welterweight Kell Brook will have to wait again for his first world title bout after a scheduled fight with Devon Alexander on February 23 in Detroit was postponed on Monday.
Alexander, a 25-year-old American, suffered a biceps injury during training that forced an indefinite postponement of the International Boxing Federation crown he won last October with a unanimous decision over Randall Bailey.
It's the second delay for the bout, which had been planned for January 19 in Los Angeles but was pushed back after Brook suffered an ankle injury in December.
Brook, a 26-year-old slugger from Sheffield, is 29-0 with 19 knockouts, while Alexander is 24-1 with 13 knockouts.
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Youngstown State to extend Eric Wolford through 2016 season
By Joe Scalzo
Youngstown State will reward Eric Wolford with a two-year contract extension, locking up the football coach through 2016, a source said Tuesday.
Wolford has not signed the contract — the university is still finalizing details with his agent — and he will coach the 2014 season under the terms of his original five-year deal, which he signed in the February of 2010. The extension should be finished in the next 30 days.
Wolford's original contract called for him to make $200,000 per season — thanks to raises, he now makes about $215,000 per year — and receive an additional $50,000 per year in marketing income for things like TV and radio show appearances.
"I haven't had any negotiation or anything with my extension," Wolford said following Tuesday's practice. "All that stuff's done with my agent. I'm sure we'll get something resolved and when it's resolved, I'll sign."
YSU athletic director Ron Strollo announced plans to extend Wolford in mid-January. Wolford is 24-21 in four seasons but has increased his win total each year, including an 8-4 mark last fall. The Penguins have missed the playoffs by one game each of the last three years.
"If you continue to improve and do things right, good things happen," Wolford said. "I can't control whether a committee decides to put us in [the playoffs] or not. It's not my call."
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Youngstown State started last season 8-1 before losing its last three games to Northern Iowa, North Dakota State and South Dakota State.
"Obviously we're disappointed with the way the season ended after such a hot start," senior tight end Nate Adams said. "It was one of those shots to the stomach, something we don't ever want to have happen again. That's why we're working hard now on the field and in the classroom and in the weight room, doing everything we can to get an edge."
When asked how long it took for him to get over it, Adams said, "I'm still not over it. I'll wait until we get into the playoffs next year to get over it."
Junior defensive tackle Steve Zaborsky agreed, saying the last month left a bad taste in the players' mouths.
"To start out hot and go 8-1 and come up short like that, we can't let that happen again," said Zaborsky, a Fitch High graduate. "We just had our [postseason] banquet and to let the seniors go out the way we did, it's kind of disheartening because that's what we remember."
QB competition close
YSU's four quarterback candidates have split reps fairly equally through the first two practices and each has had his share of good and bad plays. Senior Dante Nania, sophomores Tanner Garry and Nick Wargo and redshirt freshman Ricky Davis are vying to replace four-year starter Kurt Hess.
"It's a wide-open race," Wolford said. "We want to give everyone an opportunity. I kind of get the sense here early on that some guys are pressing, trying to win the job in one day and that's not going to happen. We're looking for consistency, someone who can manage the football game.
"The guy who can consistently do what we ask him to do and not turn the ball over is going to win the job."
WHY on earth would YSU consider renewing, let alone increasing, his contract until he performs this year.
He is barely .500 in his tenure, oozing with arrogance, and has yet to get his team ready for playoffs.
MARK THIS DOWN, YSU will renew this contract, raise his pay scale past $300,000, and the team will not perform.
Typical YSU mentality, PAY THEM MORE, BEFORE THEY LEAVE & take the $$$$$$$$$$.
"I can't control whether a committee decides to put us in [the playoffs] or not. It's not my call."
None of Coach Wolford's teams... including last year's...was kept out of the playoffs by a committee. His teams were kept out by their own performance. There were several teams which were left out last season which deserved to go to the playoffs more than the Penguins. Even Northern Iowa at 7-5 was a better team than Y.S.U. The Panthers overcame a ton of injuries and finished the season on a winning streak. Y.S.U. gagged down the stretch without similar obstacles in its path.
This dirtbag fails in every facet of coaching, yet they reward him with an extension???? Smooth move, YSU! And PLEASE don't shake your heads in disbelief with 1/4th of the Ice Castle is filled on sunny, Saturday afternoons! UNREAL!!
Been waiting for this guys contract to run out, and now they extend it?? For what?!
YSU has seen the last of me and my family at the games until they wake up and realize that Wolford is not the answer. In fact, he's the PROBLEM! (And I've heard it not only from fans, but from players as well.)
Perhaps they had to push that contract through while there is a interim president.... Personally I think Jimmy Hughes is a far more articulate speaker than the cabbage patch coach....
4 year record for Coach Heacock was 24 and 21....
4 year record for Coach Wolford is 24 and 21....
3 years with extension for Coach Wolford takes him to 7 years....
Coach Heacock's first 7 years was 50 and 31 with a conference co-championship and conference championship; and a semi-final run in a playoff series....
Coach Wolford has three years to win 26 more games, win the conference and go though a playoff series....
Also, his first 4 years was carried on the backs of Coach Heacock's recruits--Hesse and List to mention 2--contributed greatly.....now we will begin to see the results of Coach Wolford's recruiting skills....
Anybody want to forecast the future of YSU football?
this is unconscionable! wolford talks about "everyone knows what the standard is at ysu." this is like notre dame under ara parsegian compared to notre dame under jerry faulk. the standard has been gone for almost twenty years! you haven't and won't hit the standard wolford. get ready parents and kids, the tuition will be going up again, soon. every year he brings in new coaches, it's ridiculous. strollo should be fired for such an idiotic decision. I say tear down stambaugh stadium and make more room for student parking. and they have a basketball coach with the best player in school history who still can't make it to the dance. the girls are better! a pitifull state of affairs.


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S.1799: Victims of Child Abuse Act Reauthorization Act of 2013
|Christopher A. Coons, D-DE
|29 (16 Democrats, 1 Independent, 12 Republicans)
|Dec. 11, 2013
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|July 30, 2014
|Presented to President.
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|On motion to suspend the rules and pass the bill Agreed to by voice vote.
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|Motion to reconsider laid on the table Agreed to without objection.
|July 28, 2014
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|July 28, 2014
|DEBATE - The House proceeded with forty minutes of debate on S. 1799.
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|June 29, 2014
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We're not getting a lot of appreciation from our French and German allies. Who bailed them out during both world wars? We could have stayed at home.
So what is their beef today? Iraq could turn its missiles and chemical weapons toward them.
During the world wars, there were hundreds of thousands of Americans killed liberating France and Germany, plus millions of American dollars spent rebuilding them. I spent 30 months serving during World War II; a lot of my buddies are not here to talk about it.
Our largest ally, Great Britain, now does not want to go to war with us against Iraq. Sure, nobody likes war, but Saddam Hussein wants to have his cake and eat it, too. Most everyone will admit that the job in the Persian Gulf was not finished during the Gulf War.
The senior Bush cannot take all the blame; he had an administration behind him also.
Saddam is not going to cooperate or dispose of his hidden weapons. If he has 45 palaces, don't you think he has more than TVs in them? Have they been inspected? How much money do you suppose Saddam gave Osama bin Laden?
Our president has many advisers gathering intelligence on this matter, and we should be behind him 100 percent.
Did the French, Russians and other allies pay back their debts from World Wars I and II?
If they had, we might not have a deficit today.
Luther M. Cheek
Sentiments correct, facts wrong
In his Jan. 24 opinion piece, Virgil Van Camp correctly indicated the sentiments of the Peace Farm regarding the pending war with Iraq, but his facts were incorrect. We did not sponsor or participate in a gathering at the Civic Center the week of Jan. 13.
We did hold three events recently. The first, Jan. 17, was a program on the current situation in Palestine, including video and dramatization, presented by peacemakers who had recently returned from there.
The second was our annual meeting on Jan. 19 at the Peace Farm. On Jan. 20, we chose to honor the message of peace and nonviolence of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., by participating in the march sponsored by the Amarillo NAACP.
Dr. King's stand on war in his day was unequivocal and challenges us, as heirs of his non-violent legacy, even today.
If Mr. Van Camp indeed saw people speaking out for peace at the Civic Center that week, I'd very much like to get in touch with them. Perhaps we can unite our voices in these challenging days. Our number is 335-1715.
Mavis Belisle, Director
The Peace Farm
'E pluribus unum' for planet Earth
If you study the history of humankind, the people who took chances and made a sacrifice were the ones who made a difference, though they sometimes paid a price.
Nations are no different. We have to take a chance, even if it leaves the world perplexed.
We know we could destroy the earth, yet we continue to allow what we know is not right.
Powerful people depend on the way things are done, and they are more than willing to fight. Those in power have forgotten what E Pluribus Unum really means.
We cannot go to war, no matter how bad it seems. From many nations, we are one. A body is still a body, regardless of how its various components act. We have to trust in the word of each nation, and let it go from there. Only then can action against aggression be sensible, successful and fair.
John Spencer Hogan
Waiting could be fatal in this small world
I applaud Virgil Van Camp's column in the Jan. 24 newspaper. I am a Vietnam combat veteran of two tours in that war zone.
No one hates war like a soldier.
Thankfully, most people do not have to experience war or see its effects.
It would seem the American people's memory of 9/11 is very short. The fact is that terrorists can and will strike again at a time of their own choosing.
I agree that we should never charge blindly into a military conflict without first counting the costs. However, one must ask: How long do we wait while our adversaries place men, devices or arms of great destructive power, and plans to maim and kill masses of women, children, and men right in our own back yard?
The world has shrunk to a very small community, and lunatics like Saddam, bin Laden and Gadhafi sit on vast amounts of petroleum. They hate almost every non-Muslim, and have the financial means to make war or commit acts of terrorism. They have the world walking on eggshells, worrying about terrorism, disrupting the petroleum supply, or both.
Although it is commendable to take the view of a pacifist, if it is truly in your heart and not just fashionable, the lessons of the past must be studied.
If you are honest with yourself, it will take little or no research to realize that one of these aforementioned fanatics will initiate, support or assist an act of war or terrorism on the United States or its allies, sometime in the near future, when the people's awareness and guard are lax.
One only can pray that a solid peaceful solution can be found. Even God has sent armies and nations to resolve disputes and fulfill his promises.
Thank you for your opinion, sir.
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|1 Teaspoon
|Soft butter/Margarine
|2 Tablespoon
|Vanilla extract
|1 Teaspoon
|All purpose flour
|3 1⁄4 Cup (52 tbs)
|Cream cheese filling
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs) (Adjust Quantity As Needed)
|Blueberry topping
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs) (Adjust Quantity As Needed)
1. Soften yeast in warm water; set aside.
2. Combine scalded milk, sugar, salt, and butter in a large bowl; cool to lukewarm.
3. Stir eggs, vanilla extract, and softened yeast into lukewarm milk mixture. Beat in enough flour to form a dough, beating well after each addition. Cover. Let rise in a warm place until doubled (about 1 hour).
4. Divide dough in half. Roll out each half on a lightly floured surface to form a round 1 inch larger than an inverted 13-inch pizza pan. Place each in a well-greased pizza pan. Fold edges under to form a standing rim; flute.
5. Spread half of filling over each pie. Drop topping onto cheese mixture by the teaspoonful. Let pizzas rise again, uncovered, until doubled (30 to 40 minutes).
6. Bake at 375°F 15 to 20 minutes, or until crust is brown. Sprinkle with confectioners' sugar, if desired.
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Nutrition Facts
Serving size: Complete recipe
Calories 2530 Calories from Fat 721
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 82 g126.1%
Saturated Fat 43.7 g218.4%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 626.3 mg208.8%
Sodium 2513.8 mg104.7%
Total Carbohydrates 375 g124.9%
Dietary Fiber 12.5 g49.8%
Sugars 62.1 g
Protein 68 g136.1%
Vitamin A 56.4% Vitamin C 0.04%
Calcium 37.1% Iron 124.2%
*Based on a 2000 Calorie diet