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"After a long futile search for the perfect wing recipe, I came up with these hot, sweet and spicy chicken wins. The blend of flavors has something for everyone. We love them during football season." —Brent Burns, Long Grove, Illinois
Recommended: Game-Changing Chicken Wing Recipes
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- 5 pounds chicken wings
- 1/2 cup butter, cubed
- 1/2 cup Louisiana-style hot sauce
- 1/4 cup balsamic vinegar
- 1/4 cup soy sauce
- 3 tablespoons brown sugar
- 3 tablespoons honey
- 2 tablespoons plus 1 teaspoon celery seed, divided
- 2 tablespoons lemon juice
- 2/3 cup all-purpose flour
- 1 teaspoon each salt, paprika and cayenne pepper
- 1/2 teaspoon garlic powder
- Oil for deep-fat frying
- Cut wings into three sections; discard wing tip sections. In a large saucepan, bring the butter, hot sauce, vinegar, soy sauce, brown sugar, honey, 2 tablespoons celery seed and lemon juice to a boil. Reduce heat; simmer, uncovered, until reduced by half.
- Meanwhile, in a large resealable plastic bag, combine the flour, salt, paprika, cayenne, garlic powder and remaining celery seed. Add wings, a few at a time, and shake to coat.
- In an electric skillet or deep-fat fryer, heat oil to 375°. Fry wings, a few at a time, for 3-4 minutes on each side or until no longer pink. Drain on paper towels. Place in a large bowl; add sauce and toss to coat. Yield: about 4 dozen.
Editor's Note: Uncooked chicken wing sections (wingettes) may be substituted for whole chicken wings.
Originally published as Spicy Hot Wings in Taste of Home February/March 2009, p20
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Reviewed Feb. 4, 2015
"Fantastic. The entire family liked these wings."
Reviewed Oct. 5, 2014
"Great recipe. I loved this recipe! ! My husband is a very picky eater and he loved this."
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"The whole family loved this recipe. Followed the recipe exactly."
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"I fed this to my husband and some of our friends. They loved it!!!! They practically licked their plates clean, and begged for more."
Reviewed Mar. 24, 2010
"This is one of the best that I've tried. I like to add a little Habanero sauce to give it a little more heat."
Reviewed Jan. 26, 2010
"This was the best spicy wings recipe I have ever tried!!!!!!!!"
Reviewed Jul. 11, 2009
"This wings were ok, not too bad. Even though they were called "spicy", they were not spicy enough for our taste."


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Assuming satisfactory clinical and academic performance and a passing grade on qualifying exams, a student may opt, during their 2nd summer, to seek an externship experience. It is the student's responsibility to identify a site and secure an extern position, under the advisement of his/her doctoral committee. A contract must be signed between the site and the University of Tennessee BEFORE a student may begin clinical practicum at this site. It is in the student's best interest to pursue these externships as early as possible because it can take months to complete contractual agreements.
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DES MOINES, Iowa — With food, entertainment and more than 125 auction packages, the Iowa 4-H Foundation's Fourth Annual Gala, presented by John Deere, raised $102,000 to support the Iowa 4-H program statewide and at the club level. Even some 4-H youth played a role in reaching this amount, which was nearly $29,000 more than the 2012 gala total.
"This year our auction included items donated by 15 Iowa 4-H members, which raised $2,145. Fifty percent of the proceeds from those items will be given to the members' choice of their 4-H clubs or county endowment," said Kris Fish Kuhlmann, executive director for the Iowa 4-H Foundation. The 4-H Foundation also collaborated with Iowa State University Extension and Outreach in Polk County to raise funds for the Polk County 4-H Endowment Fund.
The gala revenue total included $16,400 raised to send Iowa delegates to the National 4-H Conference. Major supporters included The Des Moines Register, David and Valerie Pace of Roseville, Minn., and Harry and Phyllis Davis of Williamsport, Md.
A sweet slice of the gala revenue, $11,050, came from the auction of 14 desserts. "When the first five desserts sold for $1,000 each, I knew our guests were not just hungry," Kuhlmann said. "They were really out to support Iowa 4-H!" Other specialty items included a first-ever Tool Belt auction in conjunction with the highly anticipated Purse Auction, with 4-H "celebrities" serving as guest models, Kuhlman added.
Some 310 4-H supporters, a record crowd, attended the March 2 event at the Des Moines Marriott Downtown, Kuhlmann said. Guests included Iowa Secretary of Agriculture Bill Northey and Hancock County 4-H'er Ashley Smeby, who shared her 4-H experiences and treated guests by singing "It's Your Life," by Francesca Batistelli.
"The generous bidding from attendees and online bidders was tremendous," said Deb Pullin-Van Auken, board president of the Iowa 4-H Foundation. She noted that, before the event began, there were 126 online bids totaling $8,200. "We thank everyone, especially 4-H Gala sponsors Kinze Manufacturing Inc., Bruce Rastetter of Summit Farms, and Sigourney Tractor and Implement; and hospitality sponsors Firestone Ag Tires, Farm Bureau, Nationwide and Polk County Extension and Outreach, for their support," Pullin-Van Auken said.
Table host sponsors included Bankers Trust; Farmer's Cooperative; Heartland Marketing Group; Kris Fish Kuhlmann; Monsanto; Frank and Dorothy Clark; Nationwide Insurance; DuPont Pioneer; Successful Farming; Timmins, Kroll and Jacobsen LLP; and Pete and Dana Wenstrand. Copyworks of Ames was an in-kind sponsor, providing design and printing services.
Proceeds from the gala benefit the Iowa 4-H Foundation and its mission to support 4-H youth and 4-H youth programs offered by Iowa State University Extension and Outreach.


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The 'bell tolls' for USC
By Megan Sexton, email@example.com,803-777-1421
The University of South Carolina Libraries is now home to the most complete collection of Ernest Hemingway's published work, thanks to a newly acquired collection of more than 1,200 items of the 20th century American writer.
The comprehensive collection was put together by Dr. C. Edgar Grissom of Mississippi, who began collecting Hemingway's work more than 50 years ago. He assembled a collection of Hemingway items that includes editions, printings and issues of books, periodical appearances, galleys, keepsakes, translations and anthologies. The collection includes some of the rarest print Hemingway titles, such as the first and second editions of "Three Stories and Ten Poems," the first and second printings of the American edition of "In Our Time," and the first edition of "The Sun Also Rises." In addition, the collection includes sets of advance uncorrected proofs and salesman's dummies.
The C. Edgar and Julie Grissom Collection, combined with the university's other extensive Hemingway holdings, establishes USC as the premiere research center for the study of Hemingway's print works.
"These are research collections. We get these because they are valuable to our faculty and our students for their research," said Tom McNally, dean of University Libraries. "We don't buy these collections to put them on the shelf. We specifically select items that are going to enhance research at the university."
McNally said the collection, part of which is on display through Oct. 26 in the Ernest F. Hollings Special Collections Library on the USC campus, will draw scholars to Carolina from all over the world.
"We have already heard from individuals to see how soon the collection will be available for use. There has been anticipation in the research world about where this collection would settle," McNally said.
USC's newest Hemingway collection was put together by Grissom, who as a boy was drawn to Hemingway's tales of fishing and big game hunting. His collecting began with Hemingway's "Green Hills of Africa," and continued during his military service, medical school and while practicing medicine. As his collection grew, he found editions, issues and examples of Hemingway's work that were not recorded in standard bibliographies. He realized that no one had ever attempted to collect and examine every printing of every Hemingway title, which he believed was necessary to write a true comprehensive bibliography.
"Most of the primary work of Ernest Hemingway is available if you are willing to pay enough money for it. The fun I had was discovering the undiscovered," Grissom said. "In that sense, I would say that my greatest contribution in the collecting world was to identify a lot of unknown items – they weren't unknown to the booksellers but they were unknown to the scholastic world.
"It was like an Easter egg hunt and you never knew what would lie in the bush -- you just had to keep on keeping on," he said.
While doing his research, Grissom visited all of the major repositories of Hemingway material, including USC. In 2011, Grissom's work resulted in the publishing of "Ernest Hemingway: A Descriptive Biography" (New Castle: Oak Knoll, 2011). While working on the bibliography, he found a home base in USC's Irvin Department of Rare Books and Special Collections, establishing relationships with McNally and the late Matthew J. Bruccoli, professor of English and collector of works by 20th century American writers, including Hemingway and F. Scott Fitzgerald.
This is USC's second major acquisition made possible by the Donald C. Easterling-Edward S. Hallman Foundation. In 2001, the university acquired the Hemingway collection belonging to the late Maurice Speiser, a Philadelphia lawyer who had represented Hemingway and became an adviser to many of the world's leading arts and literary figures in the first half of the 20th century. A gift from USC alumnus Edward Hallman was instrumental in purchasing the Speiser collection.
The acquisition of Grissom's Hemingway collection is the realization of Hallman's dream, offering the perfect complement to USC's existing Hemingway holdings, McNally said.
"Edward Hallman was responsible for bringing the Speiser collection to us. He used his estate to acquire Hemingway and other modern American writers. This is exactly what he wanted to see happen. The role of the Hallman Foundation and the trustees is important to this collection," McNally said.
The collections have put USC on the map for students and Hemingway scholars from around the world interested in learning about one of the 20th century's most significant American writers.
"The University of South Carolina will now have the best Hemingway collection that I know of in the world, a Hemingway collection that is the most complete and most oriented to scholarly work that I know of," Grissom said.
About the exhibit
- "Ernest Hemingway: The Next Chapter" will be on display in the Ernest F. Hollings Special Collections Library from Sept. 25 through Oct. 26.
- The Hollings Library is open from 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. weekdays. There will be special weekend hours: 2-5 p.m. Oct. 20; 1-4 p.m.Oct. 21; 10 a.m.-1 p.m. Nov. 10; and 1-4 p.m. Nov. 11.
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Professor wins SEC academic award
By Jeff Stensland, email@example.com, 803-777-3686
University of South Carolina geography professor Susan Cutter received the prestigious Southeastern Conference Faculty Achievement Award, one of 14 selected from SEC member schools.
The annual awards recognize professors who have meritorious records in teaching and scholarship and who serve as role models for colleagues and students.
"I was thrilled to be nominated and represent the university," Cutter said. "I'm a big fan of SEC sports, and I think it's great that they're honoring the academic side of universities."
Cutter's research focuses on "disaster science"--how to identify vulnerabilities to a variety of disasters as well as assist policymakers in prevention and recovery planning. She joined USC in 1993 and is a Carolina Distinguished Professor and a fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS). She directs USC's Hazards and Vulnerability Research Institute and is a longtime adviser to FEMA and other agencies.
"Susan Cutter is the exemplary faculty member for a major public research university," said Mary Anne Fitzpatrick, dean of USC's College of Arts and Sciences. "An extraordinary teacher and mentor, she has used her considerable conceptual, analytical and leadership abilities to develop major programs of research that not only advance science but also offer solutions to the problems facing South Carolina, the nation and the world."
Cutter said her interest in disasters was sparked by the partial meltdown at Three Mile Island nuclear plant in 1979. Since then, she has led field work following the 9/11 attacks on the World Trade Center, Hurricane Katrina, and closer to home, the 2005 Graniteville, S.C. train derailment and chlorine spill.
To be eligible to receive the SEC Faculty Achievement Award, a professor must be a teacher or scholar at an SEC university; have achieved the rank of full professor at an SEC university; have a record of extraordinary teaching; and a record of scholarship that is recognized nationally and/or internationally.
SEC Faculty Achievement Award winners receive a $5,000 honorarium and become his or her university's nominee for the SEC Professor of the Year Award.


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fix-splash works for me
Hi guys I have installed backtrack 5 in my two netbooks and both of them are *not* showing this screen on boot:
How to fix that? I know that is not a big problem but I like it very much so I want it lol
I have tried fix-splash but with no luck :|
Thanks in advance
PS: The new release is working like a charm.. Now I'm running Armitage and it rocks!
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fix-splash works for me
fix-splash worked for me as well..however for some reason i am at the splash menu and when i do startx i get thef ollowing message: fatal server error: no screens found.. i have no idea how to fix this
Hmmm fix-splash fixes the login picture not the boot the boot picture as shown in the sceeenshot that I posted in my first post. Are youvsure about that? Thanks for your reply
Urgh. Is this still a problem for people?
Seriously, all the devs have to do is include a 5-line shell script in /usr/share/initramfs-tools/hooks on the release image that everybody runs the ubiquity installer from and nobody will ever have to worry about this again.
I think that fix-splash fixes the login picture not the boot picture as shown in the sceeenshot that I posted in my first post. Are youvsure about that? Thanks for your reply
fix-splash fixed the boot screen and login screen for me but broke startx. When I initiate start x the screen brightness immediately drops to the lowest level and I am left with a _ at the top left corner of the screen.
Fix-splash also doesn't work for me.
I wanted the old menu back, with all the Forensic and such options.
Can someone help me please?
What should that script do? I may update the iso and do a reinstall, if you can provide the script.
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The Utah Utes are learning this whole process thing, as Utah coach Kyle Whittingham calls the transition into the Pac-12, is not only going to take a while but also comes with some hard knocks.
A game after getting blown out at Arizona State, the Utes were beaten by No. 13 USC 38-28 Thursday in front of 46,037 at Rice-Eccles Stadium.
While the game wasn't as much of a blowout as some might have predicted, the Utes (2-3, 0-2) aren't interested in saving face with close losses. They want wins.
"It's a step in the right direction, but it never feels good losing," quarterback Jon Hays said.
Thursday's game was there for the taking, too.
After a standout defensive performance in the first quarter that led to two Utah touchdowns and several miscues by the Trojans, including two missed field goals, the Utes trailed the Trojans (4-1, 2-1) just 24-21 going into the fourth quarter.
But the Utes' first drive of the final quarter went three and out and USC responded with an 83-yard touchdown pass from Matt Barkley to Marqise Lee to put the Trojans ahead 31-21 with 12:10 to go.
If that didn't seal it, an interception thrown by Hays that was returned 38 yards for a touchdown with 9:38 remaining did.
"Those two plays were the back-breakers," Whittingham said.
The end result was a mixed bag for the Utes. Unlike their last game, when ASU came out and put the Utes on their heels in the opening minutes, Utah couldn't excuse away its performance Thursday.
Instead of blown assignments, injuries or simply not being ready, all the Utes could say was they gave it their best shot and they got beat.
Granted, losing to USC a team some believe can still work its way back into the national title picture is far from embarrassing.
But now the Utes are in a bind, with road games coming against No. 25 UCLA and No. 14 Oregon State.
"We made incremental progress in the offense and took a step forward," Whittingham said. "But the bottom line is we are 0-2 in the conference with our backs to the wall just like last year. … We have to continue to fight. That is all we can do."
While the offense might have made some progress, the extent to which it must improve was obvious against USC.
Hays was 19 for 32 for 160 yards with the late interception. The run game never got going either, with White rushing 13 times for 68 yards.
Whittingham noted that backup quarterback Travis Wilson did a nice job moving the Utes down the field late in the game, connecting with Dres Anderson on a 31-yard pass that set up Kelvin York's 5-yard touchdown run.
"Perhaps we should have given him more opportunities," Whittingham said, adding, "but Hays is still our quarterback."
There is no discussion or second-guessing who should be running USC's offense with the way Barkley managed the game.
Barkley finished 23 for 30 for 303 yards and three touchdowns and Lee had 12 catches for 192 yards.
Utah defensive lineman Star Lotulelei, whose play helped set up Utah's first two touchdowns, admitted the defense backed off after the Utes went up 14-0.
"We felt like we had it under control and settled," he said. "We did a bad job in that. We should have kept fighting. SC came back and took care of business."
R IN SHORT • Utah's run game continues to struggle and USC's air attack is just too much for the Utes as USC wins the South matchup going away.
Key moment • Matt Barkley throws an 83-yard touchdown pass to Marqise Lee to put USC ahead 31-21 early in the fourth quarter.


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But this pack hunter is your own next of kin. Chimpanzees.
They share more than 98 percent of our DNA. That makes them our closest cousin.
Chimps were once considered strict vegetarians. But not any more.
They are one of nature's most cunning killers.
In some parts of Africa, a chimp will eat a ton of meat a year.
Like us, they have complex sounds for communicating.
This chimp gives the signal that it's time to hunt.
Hunting parties like this one may hold up to three dozen members...and their search could last up to four hours.
They hunt 25 species-including small antelope and wild pigs.
But they've found their favorite prey: Red colobus monkeys.
Here's where brainpower pays off.
They take positions in the treetops, surrounding the monkeys.
With the escape routes cut off, the real hunt is about to begin.
Male monkeys will actually fight back.
But it's David versus Goliath, without the slingshot.
The chimp outweighs it six to one.
Youngsters and mothers are split up...leaving easy pickings.
Chimps have sharp teeth.
But to kill prey, chimps use gravity, hurling their prey with lethal force against a hard surface.
Half a dozen monkeys might be killed in a single attack-but usually just one.
Big males dominate the group, so they eat first...just like the lions.
Unlike lions-and like humans-males share their meal with family and allies.


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After a flood, be cautious about handling food and medications that were exposed to flood or unsafe municipal water. They may be contaminated with toxins or germs that can cause illnesses, such as hepatitis or gastroenteritis.
Do not eat any food that may have come into contact with flood water. This includes food packed in plastic, paper and cardboard containers that have been water damaged. Discard food and beverage containers with screw caps, snap lids, crimped caps (soda bottles), twist caps or flip tops, and home-canned food if they have come into contact with flood water. These containers cannot be disinfected. If in doubt, throw it out.
Undamaged, commercially prepared food in all-metal cans or in packages used to seal food for long-term unrefrigerated storage (retort pouches) can be saved if you remove the labels, thoroughly wash and rinse the outside of the containers, and then disinfect them with a sanitizing solution of 1 tablespoon bleach to 1 gallon safe drinking water. Be sure to write the food and expiration date on the containers when you're done.
Any medications — pills, liquids, drugs for injection, inhalers or skin medications — that have come into contact with flood or contaminated water should be discarded. The exception to this is drugs that are lifesaving and not easily replaced.
In these cases, if the container is contaminated but the contents appear unaffected — for example, the pills are dry — the pills may be used until a replacement can be obtained. However, if a pill is wet or appears discolored from contact with water, it should be considered contaminated and be discarded.
Also keep in mind that if the electricity to your home was out, foods and medications stored in the refrigerator may be spoiled. As a general rule, an unopened refrigerator will keep food cold for about four hours. If the outage lasted longer than that or you're not sure how long the power was out, discard the contents of the refrigerator.
After a flood, contact your doctor or pharmacist immediately about getting replacement medications.
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The room is very clean, like brand new. The bed so comfortable, location is excellent. The price not include breakfast.
The room was clean, nice. I asked online for a room with mountain view but got one facing another hotel. Also, the room has no carpet and, without slippers provided, the floor is cold.
Very quiet, clean and businesss like hotel, very well located and modern looking.
The hotel has a very good position. You have to walk for only 3 minutes and you are in the center of the town. The room was also very clean. The breakfast could be more varied for what it costs. There was an unpleasent smell at the bar of the hotel.
with Ibis you can not have bad experience wich is very important for me. Second - all the time very clean and very profesional staff.
location is really good, next stept to the pedestrian area; book online because the prices at the reception are at least double; free computer in the lobby; the reception can provide city map the spa is open until 18:00 and closed on sunday
Location Suites were much smaller than those displayed on the website - you may wish to check your pictures again. There was no laundry service availiable because 'two staff were off for christmas' - not really good enough.
Effective but unobtrusive staff, clean rooms, capable restaurant (good solid food, if not gourmet). Excellent location ten minutes walk from the main square. Could be a little noisy outside, but room soundproofing was pretty good. Sibiu is a nice town for a short break, perhaps not for a long stay.
Nice hotel, completely renovated. Very close to central Sibiu. Safe parking in front of the hotel and good breakfast buffet. No complains
excellent staff, good location and good value for money
The staff very friendly and attentive. The modern furnitures and the location in the center makes the stay to enjoy. On saturday evening arrived a group of tourists and pitty it was not possible to get a snack in the restaurant.
the city casino
The general overview of the rooms and the hotel, as it is newly refurbished. Very well positioned in the city centre The quality of the reception staff
the open bathroom
Very clean and modern.
Free spa area, polite staffs, spacious room, quietness. The staff who checked me in was kinda unprofessional. She asked me for 4-5 times that I need to have another confirmation than the one I had from booking.com. It was kinda annoying because I already answered for the 4-5 times. Then in the end she realized that she searched my name in the database using my last name in the column for first name. That was the only unpleasant experience I had.
very good staff and it's very easy to find the hotel.Hotel's signs on all the road.. no
hotel ok, restorants ok They are making fake offers. There is no VAT, no taxes on the offers. There are too expensive for their location.
The lady who checked us in and helped arrange our visit into sibiu was excellent - Location to park was excellent The lady who arranged transportation to get us from Sibiu to Bucharest was either not sure of herself or arranged to have a car take us, while quite nice and polite, - we felt that this was our worse experience in Romania - we felt that we were gouged financially - paid up front 1.5-2 times what the rate should have been.
The hotel interior design is very nice and the romanian restaurant is very good with decent price. The bathroom is small but the worst was the cleaning of the rrom. The room has not been cleaned for the all three day we stayed. I found a peanut from previous customer on the floor near one of the sofaa on the first day and this peanut was still there when we left. This mean the room has not been vacumed at least for foor days. Similar issues with our bed sheet. Our bedsheet were not changed during all our stay despite. To summarize, the hotel is nice but the house keeping is poor, not to the standard to a 5* hotel.
Gym is open 24h open
very good servcies, very good breakfast, excelent restaurants (especially the Romanian food one), very profi staff nothing
The service was quite good. The spa is very good and I recommend the restaurant Versailles, good french cuisine .
it is probably the best hotel in Romania, comfortable, luxury, great spa, clean, nice location, excellent romanian restaurant.
The Spa was excellent, and the staff there were very friendly. The hotel restaurant, called the Versaille, did not have a professional staff. When my friend and I entered the hotel the first evening, and were dressed for a hiking trip, the staff seemed to look down on us because we weren't dressed formally, but there was no dress code assigned for the restaurant. I mentioned this to the front desk at check out, but it didn't seem to matter to them.
great views of Sibiu from the rooms you can still smoke inside public places in Romania!
Useful & friendly staffs, excellent location, clean room, good breakfast!
the comfort and location
A nice modern hotel with a good location
perfect location, perfect service, would for sure be happy to return
Decoration, comfort
excellent hotel, modern, comfortable terrible food
the breakfast was really good with a lot of choicces and international food. We had a little problem with our room. staff gave us a card from a room which was already occupated. but fortunatly, they solved the problem in less than 10 minutes.
The stay at the Ramada Sibiu was a great time and the location you can not expext better. None
Space, location, and services. I would like if hotel reception had all possible information filled in on booking form when we arrived. Then only passport number and signiture would have to be filled in. After a long journey, my first priority would be to hit the shower.
Very friendly and helpful staff, great location, stylish old furniture. The waste water system in the old town is inadequate and the otherwise pristine bathroom gets a nasty smell reflux.
The flair of the historic building, and the good way old and modern are mixed. The location is right in the center of Sibiu.
Recently opened hotel, cozy, romantic and conveniently located in the heart of the old town, very accessible to everything. The bed lines and towels were new and very nice. Staff were friendly and accommodating, served us tea upon our arrival and provided travel advice regarding the town. No elevator but the staff helped us with our luggage. During the evening the radiator in our room was quite noisy, though I am sure the staff will attend to it once they receive this feedback.
Centrally located, overviewing Plata Mica, friendly staff, good restaurant in basement rather simple breakfast, parking a bit difficult (but tickets available from hotel !)
The old building and the location, overlooking the Bridge of Lies. There are different types of breakfast and the staff is a bit particular about who should sit where and what to take and not to take from the buffet.
Located in a quaint old building in a lovely location in the centre of the old town. We had a 3 person apartment room which was large and spacious and nicely furnished. Free on street parking is available and arranged by the hotel. Staff attitude was appalling with no customer empathy; Room not automatically made up on a daily basis; Staff not up front with advising of potential additional costs (eg additional 3 euro's for an omelette); Breakfast particularly poor for a 4 star hotel; Room has selection of minibar drinks but no fridge
The location of the hotel is outstanding, in the historical center of the town. A minibar/refrigerator would be nice to have in the room.
The hotel employees were extremely nice, caring and very willing to help in everything. The service was excellent. The rooms were very big and commode. The breakfast wasn´t abundant but delicious and served accompanied by classic music, which creates a very relaxing environment. The hotel is located in the heart of the old town which provides an excellent starting point to explore Sibiu.
Excellent location in the center of Siubiu. The hotel is clean, beautiful and the staff was very polite with us. It is advertised as a 4-star hotel but the are are some things that can be improved: room ornaments, bathroom, air conditioning etc. Not really 4-star comfort but very close to it.
Friendly staff, nice and clean rooms, good location. The city view from the restaurant is so great. Unfortunately the food in the restaurant is not so good
Modern and Clean Room. Great bed, comfortable, modern bathrooms, flat screen. Everything up to date. I did not like that in the SPA area, after paying a good price for the room, you have to reserve the Jacuzzi, Sauna, Etc and pay extra for it. The SPA is very basic and should be available upon demand, included in the price. For this reason we did not use it as it was inconvenient ...
breathtaking view, breakfast choices, comfortable beds, room design, free internet, value for money, no wi-fi
Spacious room, quality of internet connetion in the room, attitude of front desk personal (those on duty on Dec.7,8,9,2008), cleanness, location Hotel facilities booklet was not available in the room. Parking appears inadequately small to the hotel size. It appears that -if the hotel is booked- there might be parking issues. A/C was well functioning; however natural ventilation -if desired- is only possible via 2 tiny windows, while the big windows are parmanently locked.
Restaurant has a good view, and breakfast was well satisfying. Reception desk was not so friendly.
brand new, clean, smart modern decoration,great breakfast. staff was very helpfull, I needed special help as my passport was left in the Bucarest airport, they were very helpfull in fact eager to help . only the fact that we had to stay one night, I would have stayed longer, nice town great hotel
I think that the retaurant of the hotel is one of the best in Sibiu
Good-sized clean rooms, pleasant view, windows can be opened, breakfast room on roof with a view. Lobby design
Excellent welcoming with friendly and efficient staff. Extremely comfortable beds, very quiet hotel, excellent restaurant for evening meal and breakfast. Thoroughly recommended and only 10 mins walk from a lovely town centre.
We both found the hotel one of the best we have stayed at. The staff were very friendly and the breakfast room on the 11th floor was excellent.
Nice people, clean rooms, flexibility, quiet location
very friendly staff, spacious and very clean rooms. Not really close to the center but taxis are very cheap if you don't feel like walking.
Baie cu jacuzzi, canapea extrem de confortabila, pat imens la fel de confortabil, televizor cu DVD, aer conditionat, balcon mare, personal binevoitor
The staff were exceptionally friendly and helpful. We have stayed in a number of hotels/pensions and this was up there with the top ones we have stayed at. The location was very quiet and easy to find. Even though it was not in the centre it was easy to get there from the pension. It was that good that if/when I go back to Sibiu I would stay there again.
Nice staff, gret value for money a little bit far from city center, but in 10 minutes walking we get there. Very clean, silent an they have private parking. I will stay again.
Reasonable location about 10 minutes from centre, comfortable spacious clean rooms. No complaints.
Nice, quiet hotel with very friendly staff. The room was comfortable and very clean.
nice and quite pension.yuo have the filing that you at home.any request any inquiry has been made with smaill.recommend to any one to have same time that i win there. realy had good time with any information at family hotel
Central Location, large room with good views, nice bathroom, good breakfast. Excellent reception staff. Room a little sparsely furnished. SOme softener furnishings would have been an improvement.
The great location on a beautiful 'piazza', the large and comfortable room and the pleasant service.
Very nice room--so large it had room for a piano. Location right off one of main squares was excellent. Very good price. Only complaint is that the toilet leaked a little and they didn't fix it the dawy w3e told them about it.
good location thats about all if you want a double room they push 2 beds togeather this is a twin so bedrooms suck
Very friendly staff. Excellent apartment with wonderful views to the front and back. A special place with style and appeal. Breakfast was excellent. A great position for seeing Sibiu and the surrounding area. Having the Tourist Information within the hotel was a true bonus. Access to the city and parking is first class. Nothing.
The staff was very attentive. At check in they helped with the luggage and also provided information for sightseeing. We had a beautiful large room with great view of Piata Mica. We also enjoyed the breakfast buffet.
Nice atmosphere, quiet, cosy.
We booked 2 double rooms. All 4 of us could have fitted comfortably into either! They were very spacious and comfortable. The beds were huge. The location was lovely, overlooking a central square, with cafes outside. Cycle hire. The staff were very kind and helpful. No lift, which became a problem after a cycling accident. No facilities to make a hot drink in the rooms. The central location meant that it was quite noisy at night. It is in a pedestrian area, so there is no access by car - difficult if you can't walk!
I enjoyed my staying at the Hotel. I appreciated the friendly staff, the exellent location, the accomodation in the rooms. Nothing.


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Great tasting this cigar. Nice and spicy.
Started out a little harsh, but as it burned down it became a very good smoke. Deep flavors and very well constructed. Full bodied flavor to the end. Not for the newbie but a good cigar for those wanting a strong smoke.
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Dubai, United Arab Emirates • It's 1 a.m. and the sprawling airport in this desert city is bustling. Enough languages fill the air to make a United Nations translator's head spin.
Thousands of fliers arrive every hour from China, Australia, India and nearly everywhere else on the planet. Few venture outside the terminal, which spans the length of 24 football fields. They come instead to catch connecting flights to somewhere else.
If it weren't for three ambitious and rapidly expanding government-owned airlines Emirates Airline, Etihad Airways and Qatar Airways they might have never come to the Middle East.
For generations, international fliers have stopped over in London, Paris and Amsterdam. Now, they increasingly switch planes in Dubai, Doha and Abu Dhabi, making this region the new crossroads of global travel. The switch is driven by both the airports and airlines, all backed by governments that see aviation as the way to make their countries bigger players in the global economy.
Passengers are won over by their fancy new planes and top-notch service. But the real key to the airlines' incredible growth is geography. Their hubs in Qatar and the United Arab Emirates are an eight-hour flight away from two-thirds of the world's population, including a growing middle class in India, China and Southeast Asia that is eager to travel.
In the past five years, the annual number of passengers traveling through Dubai International Airport home to Emirates has jumped from 28.8 million to 51 million, a 77 percent increase. The airport sees more passengers than New York's John F. Kennedy International Airport.
"Everybody accepts that the balance of global economic power is shifting to the east. The geographic position of the Gulf hubs makes them much more relevant today," said Willie Walsh, CEO of International Airlines Group, the parent company of British Airways and Iberia.
Persian Gulf carriers are already chipping away at some U.S. and European airlines' most lucrative business, long-haul international flights. But it's what's ahead that really has other airlines worried.
Gulf carriers hold one-third of the orders for the Boeing 777 and Airbus A380 two of the world's largest and farthest-flying jets. That's enough planes to put 70,000 passengers in the air at any given moment.
"They're being very aggressive," said Adam Weissenberg, who directs the travel and hospitality consulting group at Deloitte. "These airlines are not going away."
Modern-day air routes can be traced to the post-World War II era, when airlines such as Pan Am and British Airways built the first global networks. Flights from New York would cross the Atlantic, stop in Europe's capital cities to refuel and then head on to Africa, India and eventually Asia. Two generations later, those routes mostly remain.
The Gulf carriers are trying to change that. And they have a lot going for them.
Their hubs are in warm climates with little air-travel congestion and cheap, non-union workers. That means runways never shut down because of snow, planes don't circle waiting for their turn to land and flights aren't canceled by labor strikes as they often are in Europe.
Top-paying passengers are given over-the-top service that boosts the airlines' reputations. On some Emirates planes, first-class passengers get private suites with doors, a 23-inch television, minibar and a phone to call flight attendants. If that's not enough, a "Do Not Disturb" sign can be switched on.
There are spa-like restrooms with heated floors and a shower.
But what really makes these Persian Gulf airlines distinctive is their focus on direct flights to smaller cities. The hub system they are developing is similar to what U.S. airlines did a generation ago, which allowed passengers to fly from, say, Knoxville, Tenn. to Sacramento, Calif. with just one connection.
Airlines and governments in North America and Europe have been fighting back where they can.
In Canada, the government has limited the number of planes that Etihad, Emirates and Qatar can land at its airports. The move protects Air Canada, and its partner Lufthansa, which have a good business flying Canadians to India, Africa and Asia.
Separately, Lufthansa has tried to block the Gulf carriers' access to German airports. Etihad responded by purchasing 29 percent of rival Air Berlin, gaining entry to key European cities. It also owns 40 percent of Air Seychelles and smaller stakes in Virgin Australia and Irish carrier Aer Lingus.
"Working against us or trying to isolate us will not succeed because there is a very clear vision behind these airlines and we will keep on expanding," said Qatar's CEO Akbar Al Baker.
There has been a recent thaw. Emirates struck a 10-year deal with Australian airline Qantas, Etihad partnered with Air France-KLM on some routes and Qatar is joining a global airline marketing and frequent-flier partnership led by American Airlines and British Airways.
Still, there is plenty of worry given the size of the Gulf airlines' jet orders and concerns that they are deeply subsidized by their governments.
European airlines have suggested that the Gulf carriers benefit from access to discounted oil, a favorable tax climate and non-union labor, particularly low-wage immigrant workers from India and Pakistan.
But the biggest perk comes from Middle East governments that are investing heavily in attractive, efficient airports.
The Qatari government is building a $15.5 billion airport in Doha, designed to handle 24 million people each year, nearly six times the capacity of the existing facility. In Abu Dhabi, the capital of the United Arab Emirates, the government is building a sprawling terminal twice the size of The Mall of America in Minneapolis.
And construction was just completed in Dubai of a concourse designed exclusively for Emirates' fleet of Airbus A380s. The new building has entire floors dedicated to first- and business-class customers who board directly from lounges, never interacting with coach passengers.
The Middle East influence
Dubai International Airport now sees more passengers annually than New York's John F. Kennedy International Airport
Gulf carrier hubs in Qatar and the United Arab Emirates are an eight-hour flight away from two-thirds of the world's population
Gulf carriers hold one-third of the orders for the Boeing 777 and Airbus A380 two of the world's largest and farthest-flying jets


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Warning: This is an old theme that is not updated for the latests versions of Wordpress. I'm not currently supporting this theme. At the moment there is no updates planned for this theme.
Sancho is a clean blog theme powered by Wordpress. With nice animations that you can manage in the admin panel and 8 widget areas:
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Current Version: 1.3.6
Update 29/04/2011 (Version 1.3.6)
- Fixed some style problems with kohette combo widget, kohette combo menu widget and kohette childpages widget
- Added option to enter a custom FeedBurner url
- Fixed little bug with portfolio templates
Update 20/04/2011 (Version 1.3.5)
- Added Kohette Combo Widget – This widgets show in three tabs a list of featured posts, recent posts, and recent comments, you can select between show images or not, the size of the images, the category for popular post, the "order by", etc
- Added Kohette combo menus widget – This widget show three menus in three tabs for categories, archives and tags
- Kohette Childpages – This widget is special for pages, you can place this windget in the pages sidebar and, if the current page have childpages or a parent page, the widget show a menu with the rest of childpages. This is ideal for create pages with various sections.
Update 28/02/2011
- Fixed a little problem with the theme upload
Update 02/02/2011
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My beloved ones, a friend has asked:
Osho,The method that you have shown us for realizing the truth or the universal self is of negating everything and knowing oneself. Is the opposite of it not also possible: that we try to see the universal self in all, that we feel it in the whole?
It will be helpful to understand this.
One who cannot realize godliness within himself can never realize it in all. One who has not yet recognized godliness within himself can never recognize it in others. The self means that which is nearest to you; then anyone who is at a little distance from you will have to be considered as being farther away. And if you cannot see godliness in yourself, which is nearest you, you cannot possibly see it in those far from you. First you will have to know godliness in yourself; first the knower will have to know the divine - that is the nearest door.
But remember, it is very interesting that the individual who enters his self suddenly finds the entrance to all. The door to one's self is the door to all. No sooner does a man enter his self than he finds he has entered all, because although we are outwardly different, inwardly we are not.
Outwardly, all leaves are different from each other. But if a person could penetrate just one leaf, he would reach to the source of the tree where all the leaves are in unison. Seen individually, each leaf is different - but once you have known a leaf in its interiority, you will have reached to the source from which all leaves emanate and into which all leaves dissolve. One who enters himself simultaneously enters all.
The distinction between "I" and "you" remains only so long as we have not entered within ourselves. The day we enter our I, the I disappears and so does the you - what remains then is all.
Actually, "all" does not mean the sum of I and you. "All" means where I and you have both disappeared, and what subsequently remains is all. If "I" has not yet dissolved, then one can certainly add I's and you's, but the sum will not equal truth. Even if one adds all the leaves, a tree does not come into being - even though it has had all the leaves added to it. A tree is more than the sum of all the leaves. In fact, it has nothing to do with addition; it is erroneous to add. Adding one leaf to another, we assume each one is separate. A tree is not made of separate leaves at all.


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Newborn jaundice - dischargeJaundice of the newborn - discharge; Neonatal hyperbilirubinemia - discharge; Breastfeeding jaundice - discharge; Physiologic jaundice - discharge
Your baby has newborn jaundice. This common condition is caused by high levels of bilirubin in the blood. Your child's skin and sclera (whites ofhis eyes) will look yellow.
Some newborns need to be treated before they leave the hospital. Others may need to go back to the hospital when they are a few days old. Treatment in the hospital usually lasts 1 to 2 days. Your child needs treatment when their bilirubin level is too high or rising too quickly.
To help break down the bilirubin, your child will be placed under bright lights (phototherapy) in a warm, enclosed bed. They will wear only a diaper and special eye shades. Your baby may have an intravenous (IV) line to give them fluids.
Rarely, your baby may need treatment called a double volume blood exchange transfusion. This is used when the baby's bilirubin level is very high.
Unless there are other problems, your child will be able to feed (by breast or bottle) normally. Your child should feed every 2 to 2 ½ hours (10 to 12 times a day).
The doctor may stop phototherapy and send your child home when their bilirubin level is low enough to be safe. The doctor will need to check your child's bilirubin level in the doctor's office, 24 hours after therapy stops, to make sure the level is not rising again.
Possible side effects of phototherapy are watery diarrhea, dehydration, and skin rash that will go away once the therapy stops.
What to Expect at Home
If your child did not have jaundice at birth but now has it, you shouldcall yourdoctor. Bilirubin levels are generally the highest when a newborn is 3 to 5 days old.
If the bilirubin level is not too high or not rising quickly, you can do phototherapy at home with a fiberoptic blanket, which has tiny bright lights in it. You may also use a bed that shines light up from the mattress. A nurse will come to your home to teach you how to use the blanket or bed and to check on your child.
The nurse will return daily to check your child's:
- Weight
- Intake of breast milk or formula
- Number of wet and poopy (stool) diapers
- Skin, to see how far down (head to toe) the yellow color goes
- Bilirubin level
You must keep the light therapy on your child's skin and feed your child every 2 to 3 hours (10 to 12 times a day). Feeding prevents dehydration and helps bilirubin leave the body.
Therapy will continue until your baby's bilirubin level lowers enough to be safe. Your baby's doctor will want to check the level again in 2 to 3 days.
If you are having trouble breastfeeding, contact a breastfeeding nurse specialist.
When to Call the Doctor
Call your baby's doctor if:
- He has ayellow color that goes away, but thenreturns after treatment stops.
- He has a yellow color that lasts for more than 2 to 3 weeks.
Also call your baby's doctor if you have concerns, ifhis jaundice is getting worse, or ifhe is:
- Lethargic (hard to wake up), less responsive, or fussy.
- Refusing the bottle or breast for more than 2 feedings in a row.
- Losing weight.
- Havingwatery diarrhea.
Moerschel SK, Cianciaruso LB, Tracy LR. A Practical Approach to Neonatal Jaundice. American Family Physician. May 2008;77(9).
Review Date: 2/21/2013
Reviewed By: Neil K. Kaneshiro, MD, MHA, Clinical Assistant Professor of Pediatrics, University of Washington School of Medicine. Also reviewed by A.D.A.M. Health Solutions, Ebix, Inc., Editorial Team: David Zieve, MD, MHA, Bethanne Black, Stephanie Slon, and Nissi Wang.


text: Hello, let me start off by saying i am new to backtrack, and i have scoured the entire forum and google and have not found anything closely related to my issue. I installed backtrack 5r2 on a VMware machine and had no issues logging in and connecting the networking and downloading plugins, but i was prompted to install a new package, which took a couple hours. After which point i was prompted to restart the system. Then i logged in with the root /and my updated password, then i used startx (hoping to get back to the main backtrack screen) but was sent to another login screen that is grey in color with a box in the middle of the screen with an area for a username and password. I tried using the root/and my new password, but it says root logins are not allowed. I have not been able to get back to the main backtrack screen since. I have uploaded a couple screen shots of the screen i am seeing. Any help would be greatly appreciated.screen.jpgscreen 2.jpg


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Thousands of state workers received layoff notices Monday while lawmakers spent another day negotiating without cinching a deal on a new budget.
In the notices, state agencies told employees not to come to work July 1 unless a spending plan for the next biennium is in place by Sunday night which is when the current budget expires.
Even as those emails were going out to as many 26,000 employees, Gov. Jay Inslee expressed confidence those notices will be rescinded and a partial government shutdown averted.
At a Monday afternoon news conference, he said negotiators in the House and Senate had achieved a breakthrough and a deal appeared imminent.
Yet as evening approached, such an agreement continued to elude leaders of the Democrat-controlled House and the Senate where a coalition of 23 Republicans and two Democrats are the majority.
Also Monday, House Democrats put forth a new version of a multi-billion dollar transportation package they hope to pass in this second special session.
The plan calls for the state to spend $9.7 billion on highways, bridges, ferries and bus service in the next 12 years. A chunk of the money would come from a 10.5-cent increase in the gas tax starting with a hike of 6 cents a gallon on Aug. 1 and then a 4.5-cent increase on July 1, 2014.


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Do you have a proxy setup in order to use proxychains ? Also try only -sT -PN flags
I'm currently running BackTrack 5 R1 with proxychains, tor and privoxy configured. However, when running a scan with nmap through proxychains, the target machine shows all ports as closed. When I run the same nmap scan without proxychains, the target machine shows open ports.
Is there something I don't have configured correctly? When I browse the web tor works without any issues.
Below are the scans I ran. (x's being the IP address of target machine)
Code:proxychains nmap -sTV -PN -n -p21,22,25,80,139,445 xx.xx.xx.xxCode:proxychains nmap -sTV -PN -n xx.xx.xx.xx
Do you have a proxy setup in order to use proxychains ? Also try only -sT -PN flags
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I don't have any proxy's in the proxychains.conf file, I just left it as the default so that it would use TOR. Is that how it works or am I mistaken? My proxychains.conf file is below, although I've changed nothing in it.
Code:GNU nano 2.2.2 File: /etc/proxychains.conf # proxychains.conf VER 3.1 # # HTTP, SOCKS4, SOCKS5 tunneling proxifier with DNS. # # The option below identifies how the ProxyList is treated. # only one option should be uncommented at time, # otherwise the last appearing option will be accepted # #dynamic_chain # # Dynamic - Each connection will be done via chained proxies # all proxies chained in the order as they appear in the list # at least one proxy must be online to play in chain # (dead proxies are skipped) # otherwise EINTR is returned to the app # strict_chain # # Strict - Each connection will be done via chained proxies # all proxies chained in the order as they appear in the list # all proxies must be online to play in chain # otherwise EINTR is returned to the app # #random_chain # # Random - Each connection will be done via random proxy # (or proxy chain, see chain_len) from the list. # this option is good to test your IDS :) # Make sense only if random_chain #chain_len = 2 # Quiet mode (no output from library) # Proxy DNS requests - no leak for DNS data proxy_dns # Some timeouts in milliseconds tcp_read_time_out 15000 tcp_connect_time_out 8000 # ProxyList format # type host port [user pass] # (values separated by 'tab' or 'blank') # # # Examples: # # socks5 192.168.67.78 1080 lamer secret # http 192.168.89.3 8080 justu hidden # socks4 192.168.1.49 1080 # http 192.168.39.93 8080 # # # proxy types: http, socks4, socks5 # ( auth types supported: "basic"-http "user/pass"-socks ) # [ProxyList] # add proxy here ... # meanwile # defaults set to "tor" socks4 127.0.0.1 9050
I ran the following command to scan my entire network and it showed that all 256 possible IP addresses were up but all ports were closed.
Code:proxychains nmap -sT -PN -n 10.1.1.*
There is only two other computers on my network so the results I'm getting are wrong. When I run nmap without proxychains, the results are correct. Additionally, if I run the command below, my web browsing goes through the TOR network as it should.
Code:proxychains firefox
Have you tried
"Never do anything against conscience -- even if the state demands it."
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Unless I missed something your two nmap commands didn't do "all" ports. They did: 1)A specific selection of ports, and 2) The default popular 1000.....target machine shows all ports as closed.
In addition you've only tried TCP connect scans, try SYN or something else. Lastly are you certain that the target is actually offering some type of service that you can reach using your proxychains config?
I'm a compulsive post editor, you might wanna wait until my post has been online for 5-10 mins before quoting it as it will likely change.
I know I seem harsh in some of my replies. SORRY! But if you're doing something illegal or posting something that seems to be obvious BS I'm going to call you on it.
Try setting up your own proxy server and test it through that.
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Harrogate, Tenn. – Cold shooting doomed the Brevard Tornados Saturday night, as they fell big to Lincoln Memorial, 76-51, at Tex Turner Arena. Brevard (10-11, 2-9 South Atlantic Conference) has lost four games in a row.
Desmond Johnson (Lynch, Ky.) led the Railsplitters (12-10, 6-5 SAC) with 19 points and 12 rebounds. Stuart Miller (Harrogate, Tenn.) drained six three-pointers and scored 18 points of his own. Lincoln Memorial won the battle of the boards, 51 rebounds to Brevard's 40.
Sam Carlisle (Raleigh, N.C.) scored a career-high 19 points for the Tornados. Jonathan Whitson (Clyde, N.C.) scored ten points of his own and pulled down ten rebounds for his eleventh double-double of the season. Brevard shot just 30.5% from the floor and connected on only 13 of 31 free throw attempts.
The Tornados scored the first basket of the game, a jumper from Carlisle 1:37 into the affair, but the 'Spltters surged in control with a 12-1 run over the next 4:24, finished off by a Miller three, to lead, 12-3, with 13:59 left in the first period.
After the teams traded baskets for most of the half, LMU stretched the lead to double-figures, at 30-20, after a pair of free throws from Dominic Parker (Raleigh, N.C.) with 2:13 left in the period. The freebies were part of a 12-0 spurt to end the half and give Lincoln Memorial a 36-20 halftime lead.
The Railspitter lead was never less than 14 in the second half. A Miller three-pointer with 12:58 to go gave LMU a 20-point advantage, 48-28. The largest Lincoln Memorial lead came with 8:39 remaining, when a Johnson three-point play made the score 66-35.
Despite fouling out with 9:44 to play and posting a season-low point total, Whitson now stands at 1,347 career points, just nine behind Tyjuan Campbell for the all-time Brevard College scoring mark.
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Did you have any cravings?
I know all of us might of had some cravings while pregnant. I actually have been craving certain things like water, cookies and Ice cream. I have been eating a lot of cereal too, so in many cases these are the only things that I have craved so far and I am now about 28 weeks along. What kind of cravings did you or do you have? Have you had any weird cravings at all like chalk or something like that. I can say that I never had anything weird at all.
20th January 2012 08:58 PM #2
Coco pops - I couldn't get enough of them. Nothing that weird - only the quantity of coco pops I was going through!
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Well when I was still pregnant, like first trimester as early as a few weeks pregnant, I was unaware that I was craving already. The first that I really craved for was a bar of chocolate, and it was a really hot sunny afternoon but I managed to go to the grocery just to buy one! lol. And the next food I craved for was spaghetti with tomato sauce and meatballs and baby back ribs. It was all about meat. What an appetite I possessed! The next was sweet corn and lanzones, and went back to chocolate everyday 'til I gave birth.
But I do believe that we should eat healthy and don't be too picky for the baby's sake and ours as well. Here are some healthy eating articles. Enjoy!


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Vines ranging from 1,000–1,600 feet in elevation cling to rugged, steep slopes that offer cool conditions that lead to slow ripening, which extends the growing season. Mount Veeder is usually the last to harvest in Napa Valley. The result is fruit with highly concentrated flavors - big, bold and brambly - a Cab lover's feast.
Mount Veeder Winery was the first in Napa Valley to plant all five red Bordeaux varieties in the same vineyard. Its expertise with these grapes is manifest in Mount Veeder Winery Reserve, a meritage blend of these noble grapes, which are still grown on the property.


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SAINT LEO, Fla. – The No.18-ranked Saint Leo men's tennis team (1-1) earned its first shutout of the 2012 season as they defeated regional foe Palm Beach Atlantic, 9-0, Saturday afternoon from the Saint Leo Tennis Center.
The Lions swept through the doubles portion, before controlling each of the six singles matches.
On the doubles side, Aloua Adjenak and Jake Fleisher highlighted the team's efforts with an 8-1 win at No.2 doubles. Meanwhile, the nationally ranked tandem of Matt Nicholson-Lewis and Victor Lozier over-powered their opponents, 8-3, while Antoine Raffaelli and Jacobo Gonzalez-Tarrio completed the impressive performance with a convincing 8-3 win at the No.3 slot.
Singles brought even more success to the Lions' bunch as they posted six straight wins, including a pair of shutouts. Gonzalez-Tarrio registered the first of the two shutout wins at No.4 singles as he blanked his opponent, 6-0, 6-0. That mark was later equaled at the No.6 position as Fleischer defeated Jaime Verd in consecutive sets.
On the men's performance, Head Coach James Bryce stated, "The men played with a lot of intensity today. I'm proud of their performance in collecting their first win of 2012."
The Lions will return to action on Sunday, February 5, as they head to Lake Wales, Fla. to take on Warner in a non-region match. First serve is set for 10 a.m.
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MANY FILMMAKERS have turned to the Good Book for story ideas, but they haven't always turned those ideas into good movies. The genre's highs and lows are both on full display in The Bible Collection, an ambitious series of TV-movies that has been produced over the past eight years, and isn't quite finished yet.
The first four films covered the Book of Genesis in warts-and-all detail, and dealt matter-of-factly with some of the racier episodes that Sunday School classes tend to ignore. Three of these films, focusing on Abraham and his descendants, starred well-known British, American and Australian actors and were broadcast on the Turner network in the United States. One, Joseph, won the Emmy for outstanding mini-series in 1995.


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Two bedroom apartment, Sale, Bratislava - Staré Mesto, Slovakia
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Two bedroom apartment, Sale, Bratislava - Staré Mesto, Num. ZR-286385
We sell a 3 bedroom. byt WEINHAUER JOZEFSKÁ on the street.
Ideal living in a quiet street in the heart of Bratislava and for young families with children.
The project is under construction. Construction began in 06/2015 and the completion date is 12/2016.
Flat area is 81.53 m2 + balcony 7.99 m2 + cellar 2.62 m2, located on 3.floor, sold in a bare state.
APARTMENTS WEINHAUER offers:
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Weinhauer dwelling house in which the old Bratislava associated with modern architecture, is situated close to Kollár Square and offers an ideal housing in the heart of the capital. It is designed especially for those who want to take everything the city has to offer, and at the same time longing for privacy and comfort. The project is divided into two blocks, which together deliver vast housing 28, and 11 of which are located in the four-story block 17 in the A and B by using five-storey Their size is between 57-129 square meters, and most have a terrace and its or balcony. At the bottom of the building are for sale and four administrative areas. The great advantage of living Weinhauer is also on this site generous capacity of convenient parking spaces in the garage of the house, up to 97 cars.
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Justin Bieber cleared in alleged hit and run
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(TMZ) - 5:15 AM PT - Justin Bieber is saying he didn't know he hit anyone as he left the Laugh Factory, and police are clearing him of any wrongdoing ... this time, TMZ reports.
According to TMZ, LAPD interviewed Bieber and his representatives as well as witnesses - and cops now say this is not a hit and run case, and fault lies with the photog for being a pedestrian in the roadway.
Police say the photog wasn't seriously injured.
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Justin Bieber fled after allegedly driving his Ferrari into a photographer late Monday night on Sunset Boulevard - and police are anxious to talk to him, TMZ has learned.
TMZ reports that Justin was leaving the Laugh Factory around 11:45 PM in his infamous white Ferrari. His pal Lil Twist was there as a passenger, and several paps were on scene shooting the duo.
Once Justin got behind the wheel he motioned for some of the photogs to clear out of the way - but when he drove off he appeared to pin one of them between the Ferrari and a parked car, according to TMZ.
Justin did not stop. It's unclear if he knew the pap was claiming he'd been hit.
LAPD has launched an investigation into the incident, and is reaching out to Bieber and his representatives.
The paparazzo (not a TMZ employee) was taken by ambulance to a nearby hospital for treatment. Some witnesses were unclear what, if any, injury he suffered ... others suspect he hurt his leg.


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As we explained in our Third Quarter Letter, Third Point initiated a significant stake in Murphy (MUR) following a 3-year period in which Murphy's share price declined by ~15% while the SPDR S&P Oil and Gas E&P Index appreciated by ~49%. Our thesis was that the company had many routes to unlock latent, meaningful value, among them – and most significantly – a highly accretive spin-off of its retail business.
Two weeks after our letter, Murphy's management announced a series of shareholder-friendly initiatives that have been met with market enthusiasm. In addition to announcing a separation of the retail business via a tax-free spin, management unveiled a $1 billion share repurchase program and a $2.50 per share special dividend. While we applaud these first steps, we expect the company to announce further moves to address its still-depressed valuation, including sales of its Montney asset and 5% stake in Syncrude. Natural gas acquisition activity in Western Canada has continued vigorously since we called for the sale of the Tupper asset, and recent deals in the space have confirmed our valuation expectations.
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This recipe sounds really interesting! Thinking of giving it a try when my husband gets back from his business trip. I came to check out your site after you found mine through the blog hop. I love your concept! It really makes me want to make my sisters a part of my own blog. I'm now a GFC and Facebook follower.
does it have to be dr. pepper? or could i use diet coke?
@Zitting Zoo- I have tried this recipe with Coke (and it's still so good), but I have heard that Diet Coke doesn't taste as good . . . something about the "diet" ingredients not producing the same yummy flavor (I think that the sugar plays a big role in why this is so good!). But, you never know! If you try it, let us know!
This was a hit! Served it with lime-cilantro rice. Very yummy! Thank you for sharing
Hi Im wondering do I use a pork roast or tenderloin? Thanks
I prefer to use a pork roast. It seems to do better in this recipe!
Does the sauce include the salsa? Or does that go on the side…
It includes the salsa! You can put additional salsa on top or I like to use fresh pico de gallo or fresh tomatoes. 🙂
Do you have a recipe for the Cafe Rio salad dressing? We moved from Utah to NC and miss Cafe Rio so much!
We found a recipe on another blog for you –
We are big Cafe Rio lovers! Have a great day! -The Six Sisters
These are my absolute favorite thing to eat! Just curious, which brand of salsa do you use?
Could you tell me approximately how many adults does this recipe serve?