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Pint-sized power, big fun
By Patty Kruszewski, Citizen Managing Editor 01/11/13
While it will not become the home of the NASCAR Hall of Fame (which landed in Charlotte N.C.) Henrico County may yet be able to claim a unique racing legacy.
Henrico business owner Ricky Dennis, who grew up near Nuckols Road and attended J.R. Tucker High School, has founded the popular and fast-growing sport of arena racing, in which half-scale stock cars circle a specially built indoor track.
Although he has been around racing all his life (his father was a champion racer), Dennis did not get the idea for arena racing until a few years ago.
"I went to my first ice hockey game at the [Richmond] Coliseum," he said, "and all I could think of was racing in that venue." The next weekend, Dennis was at a race and spotted some small cars, and the idea was born.
"So you could call Short Pump," he mused, "the birthplace of arena racing."
The cars in arena racing consist of nine-foot-long, cup-style stock car racing bodies and are equipped with 22-horsepower, rear-mounted Honda engines. Outdoors, they are capable of speeds up to 100 miles per hour; inside the arena, they may hit top speeds of 55 or more.
The race series that began Dec. 29 and finishes in March has drawn racers from Maryland, Pennsylvania and North Carolina, as well as all parts of Virginia. Dennis has had numerous inquiries about establishing arena racing abroad, and within the next few years, he hopes to take the sport to the international level.
In addition to providing wholesome family entertainment for all ages, said Dennis, the growing youth division also provides a chance for youngsters to take a crack at becoming future NASCAR winners.
A Henrico ten-year-old, in fact, could be one of the rising stars Dennis is talking about.
'Don't get ideas'
At the Dec. 28 practice session, the underground tunnels of the Coliseum hummed with activity as Aubrey Hill prepared to get behind the wheel of his car for the first time.
A fifth-grader at Colonial Trail ES, Hill had been working toward this moment since seeing arena races last winter with some neighbors and his mother, Sharon.
"Everyone loves the wrecks," explained his mother wryly. "It's exciting. After the first accident of the first race, I said [to Aubrey], 'Don't get any ideas!'
"I think that's when he decided to do it."
At first, Sharon Hill was adamant that Aubrey would stick to traditional sports, such as the basketball, baseball, soccer and football he has pursued so far. But she gradually came around -- even sponsoring her son's car through her business, Hill Storage in Mechanicsville.
What changed her mind?
"The statistics on accidents," she said. "No one [in arena racing] has ever been seriously injured enough to stay in the hospital." Not too many sports can claim statistics like that, she reasoned.
Noting the five-point harness and steel roll cage that protects drivers, she added, "They have him secured with several seat belts, restraints on his arms, restraints on his head.
"He's not going anywhere."
Better than video games
To prepare for driving in an arena, Aubrey made several trips to G-Force Karts in Henrico. "The first time, he was nervous," said his mother. "He was like Driving Miss Daisy."
But as Aubrey gained confidence and speed and prepared for his first arena race, the Hills ran into a new obstacle: their lack of knowledge when it came to equipping the car.
On the day of the Dec. 28 practice, Sharon Hill called Carl's Racing, a store in Ashland, to ask about some components she needed for the vehicle.
Carl Blohm answered the phone, asked a few questions, and promptly closed the store to go to the Coliseum and help prepare the car.
"He's a godsend," said Sharon Hill, gesturing toward Blohm and a couple of her neighbors who had installed the mike set in Aubrey's helmet and were now bustling around his car.
Recalling Hill's phone call to the store, Blohm shrugged and said there was just no fighting the impulse to help her.
"Her 10-year-old son is coming [to the Coliseum] to do this for the first time. Nobody [of the helpers] has been to a race before," he said. "And there are a million things you can do wrong."
Besides, he said with a laugh, the president of Carl's Racing had told him to close up shop.
"Danny Corker looked at me and said, 'You gotta go. You can't just leave him.'"
As a member of the first crew when arena racing made its debut at Norfolk Scope, Blohm said he is delighted to see the addition of a youth division.
"What we're doing is putting families back in racing," he said approvingly. With a nod toward Aubrey, he added, "This is better for him than playing a video game. He'll have to learn to work on the car; it's all about responsibility and commitment."
"Somewhere in this group," he predicted, "is a future star."
Two-wheeled birthday present
Also participating in the Dec. 28 practice was Dystany Spurlock, a 2009 graduate of Highland Springs High School who recently discovered arena racing.
Spurlock, now 20, played corner and safety for the HSHS football team, then moved on to a career in modeling and motorcycle drag racing. In a trackside interview, she said that the seeds of her racing career were planted when she was age six.
"I would ride on the back of a motorcycle with my mom," she said, "so I had always been around [motorcycles]. Then my goddad raced, and I wanted to race too.
"Mom got me a motorcycle for my 17th birthday."
In just two years of racing, she has already achieved fame in motorcycle circles and is featured regularly in magazine articles. The arena racing caught her eye, she said, when she and her agent strolled by the display window in West Broad Village and her agent suggested she look into it.
"I love it," she said. "It's different. The speed is out of this world. Also, it's very competitive, and I'm competitive. We're in a small coliseum with a lot of cars packed together, and [I'm thinking], 'How am I going to pass?'
"It's a challenge, and that's what I like."
Currently in search of a sponsor, Spurlock said she plans to race in the NASCAR ARCA Series in 2013.
"And I should," she said confidently, "be in the Nationwide Series by 2014."
Looking ahead
And what's in the future for Aubrey Hill?
Like Spurlock, he has his eye on NASCAR.
"I'm really into it," said Hill, who notes that his favorite NASCAR racer is Carl Edwards -- in part, he said, because he favors the number nine and Edwards' number is 99.
He has attended several races at Richmond International Raceway with his uncle and cousin, and notes that NASCAR driver ranks among his top two choices of professions.
But another career choice has appeal as well: focusing on his favorite subject of social studies. Aubrey said he has especially enjoyed learning Henrico history, and was impressed to learn that the Richmond region was one of the first areas to be settled in the new world.
"So I'm kind of embarrassed to admit it," he said, "but I'd also like to be a social studies teacher."
For the immediate future, however, Sharon Hill noted she and Aubrey will need to focus their efforts in an altogether different "arena": finances.
"We are looking for sponsors," she said with a laugh. "Mom's money has run out!"
For details about upcoming races, visit arenaracingusa.com. For information on Dystany Spurlock, visit http://dspurlockracing.com/site#!__site.
'Hello Kitty Truck' rolls into Short Pump Saturday
By Amelia Heymann, Capital News Service 03/24/2017 Features
MAR. 23, 12 P.M. – Hello Kitty fans, rejoice. On Saturday, the Hello Kitty Cafe Truck, described as "a mobile vehicle of cuteness," will make its first visit to the region.
The truck will be at Short Pump Town Center, 11800 W. Broad St., from 10 a.m. until 8 p.m. The vehicle will be near the mall's main entrance by Crate & Barrel and Pottery Barn.
The Hello Kitty Cafe Truck has been traveling nationwide since its debut at the 2014 Hello Kitty Con, a convention for fans of the iconic character produced by the Japanese company Sanrio. > Read more.
Governor vetoes Republicans' 'educational choice' legislation
By Mary Lee Clark, Capital News Service 03/24/2017 General AssemblyGeneral Assembly 2017
Gov. Terry McAuliffe on Thursday vetoed several bills that Republicans say would have increased school choice but McAuliffe said would have undermined public schools.
Two bills, House Bill 1400 and Senate Bill 1240, would have established the Board of Virginia Virtual School as an agency in the executive branch of state government to oversee online education in kindergarten through high school. Currently, online courses fall under the Virginia Board of Education. > Read more.
School supply drive, emergency fund to help Baker E.S. students and faculty
Citizen Staff Reports 03/23/2017 Education
Individuals and organizations wanting to help George F. Baker Elementary School students and staff recover from a March 19 fire at the school now have two ways to help: make a monetary donation or donate items of school supplies.
The weekend fire caused significant smoke-and-water damage to classroom supplies and student materials at the school at 6651 Willson Road in Eastern Henrico.
For tax-deductible monetary donations, the Henrico Education Foundation has created the Baker Elementary School Emergency School Supply Fund. > Read more.
Nominations open for 2017 IMPACT Award
Citizen Staff Reports 03/23/2017 Business
ChamberRVA is seeking nominees for the annual IMPACT Award, which honors the ways in which businesses are making an impact in the RVA Region economy and community and on their employees.
Nominees must be a for-profit, privately-held business located within ChamberRVA's regional footprint: the counties of Charles City, Chesterfield, Goochland, Hanover, Henrico, New Kent and Powhatan; the City of Richmond; and the Town of Ashland. > Read more.
Business in brief
Citizen Staff Reports 03/23/2017 BusinessBusiness in Brief
Cushman & Wakefield | Thalhimer announces the sale of the former Friendly's restaurant property located at 5220 Brook Road in Henrico County. Brook Road V, LLC purchased the 3,521-square-foot former restaurant property situated on 0.92 acres from O Ice, LLC for $775,000 as an investment. Bruce Bigger of Cushman & Wakefield | Thalhimer handled the sale negotiations on behalf of the seller. > Read more.
Villa's Flagler Housing wins national NAEH award
St. Joseph's Villa's Flagler Housing & Homeless Services was one of three entities to earn the National Alliance to End Homelessness' Champion of Change Award. The awards were presented Nov. 17 during a ceremony at the Newseum in Washington, D.C.
NAEH annually recognizes proven programs and significant achievements in ending child and family homelessness.
Flagler completed its transition from an on-campus shelter to the community-based model of rapid rehousing in 2013, and it was one of the nation's first rapid re-housing service providers to be certified by NAEH. > Read more.
RIR's Christmas tree lighting rescheduled for Dec. 12
Richmond International Raceway's 13th annual Community Christmas tree lighting has been rescheduled from Dec. 6 to Monday, Dec. 12, at 6:30 p.m., due to inclement weather expected on the original date.
Entertainment Dec. 12 will be provided by the Laburnum Elementary School choir and the Henrico High School Mighty Marching Warriors band. Tree decorations crafted by students from Laburnum Elementary School and L. Douglas Wilder Middle School will be on display. Hot chocolate and cookies will be supplied by the Henrico High School football boosters. > Read more.
CAT Theatre to present 'When There's A Will'
CAT Theatre and When There's A Will director Ann Davis recently announced the cast for the dark comedy which will be performed May 26 through June 3.
The play centers around a family gathering commanded by the matriarch, Dolores, to address their unhappiness with Grandmother's hold on the clan's inheritance and her unreasonable demands on her family.
Pat Walker will play the part of Dolores Whitmore, with Graham and Florine Whitmore played by Brent Deekens and Brandy Samberg, respectively. > Read more.
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BIRMINGHAM, Ala. — Two court-appointed lawyers who represented Amy Bishop before she pleaded guilty to shooting six colleagues, killing three, at the University of Alabama in Huntsville will receive about $550,000 from the state for their work, and more payments could be coming.
Circuit Judge Alan Mann ordered a payment of $452,681 Tuesday for Barry Abston, one of three attorneys who represented Bishop at taxpayer expense on capital murder and attempted murder charges after she was declared indigent.
Mann earlier ruled that another defense lawyer, Roy Miller, would get $100,426. Mann also ruled that attorney Robert Tuten was due compensation for his defense work on the complex case, but the judge did not immediately set an amount.
Some of the payments to lawyers could include thousands of dollars in expenses for testing by mental health experts or medical scans, but a breakdown amount was not available.
While Abston did not return a message seeking comment, Miller said his payment included several thousand dollars for travel and lodging for a week in Massachusetts, Bishop's home state.
Bishop, a biology professor educated at Harvard University, is serving life for her colleagues' killings. She pleaded guilty in a deal with prosecutors that allowed her to avoid a possible death sentence.
While Bishop waived her right to an appeal under the agreement, she instructed her lawyers to challenge the conviction and sentence anyway. Abston, Miller, and Tuten withdrew from the case, and the judge appointed a new attorney to represent Bishop during the appeal. Taxpayers will fund that lawyer, too.
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appointed lawyer in Massachusetts, where she was charged in the shotgun slaying of her brother, originally ruled an accident when it occurred in 1986. Prosecutors in Massachusetts decided against pursuing the case after Bishop pleaded guilty in Alabama.


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Winning teams in this league make the big play (20+yes) -what were we thinking bringing in Sporano to make us 4yds and a cloud of dust.You don't win championships that way.
TEbow should be a full time rb.
Winning teams in this league make the big play (20+yes) -what were we thinking bringing in Sporano to make us 4yds and a cloud of dust.You don't win championships that way.
TEbow should be a full time rb.
We've had 10, 25 yard pass plays. That's tied for 10th in the league.
We've had one 20 yard run...by Tebow. Our running backs have zero 20 yard runs.
Greene has three 10 yard runs. He's tied with Matt Cassel, Andrew Luck, and Isaac Redman. Steven Ridley has 15, Jamaal Charles has 14. Guys who used to be good comparison for Greene: Michael Turner and Marshawn Lynch have 10 and 9, respectively. Alfred Morris leads the league with 17.
So why blame Sparano?
In 5 games with 4 of them being very good defensive teams
Jets have had more big plays than all of last year with Shoddy!
Plus you had many big play screwups!
Hill dropped TD
New Hill drop on monday
Missing a wide open Cro & there have been many more!
Execute those plays & Sparano looks like a damn gambler for gods sake.
You don't think guys dropped big passes and didn't execute last year with Schotty either? Face it, so far this offense has been about 10 times worse than anemic, and it doesn't seem to be getting any better. They have yet to score a rushing touchdown on the year. In Pittsburgh they scored A single touchdown, then scored another against Miami, then scored nothing against San Francisco, then scored 10 points against Houston. Sorry bub, but all the issues you listed are symptomatic of a bad team.
Bad teams do those things, it's what makes them bad teams. Like Bill Belichick says, 90% of NFL games aren't won, they are lost. Good teams win, bad teams lose. So people can point to, well, see, we hung with them for all of the game and if only this, this, and that didn't happen, we would've won. Well, generally you come to find out as the year goes and you don't win many games that, maybe the team just isn't that good (or in this case a combination of that, and a crapload of injuries). Regardless, Sparano at best is no upgrade over Schottenheimer (surprise surprise, when has he ever called plays for a good offense, let alone even been around one?) and in fact he probably is worse.
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Wow, wtf, I don't know whether to laugh or cry
Let's see if I have this right. You make a post whining about Sparano and lack of big plays, which YOU define as 20+ yards.
JB1089 puts a post up showing that we are 10th in the freaking NFL on 25 yard pass plays
Your response? Instead of saying "Whoops", you double down while changing the criteria ? Now you want to talk about plays of 30 yards or more ??
Are you freaking serious ?
1st. don't call me "bub", what are you some redneck?, 2nd, Sparano NEVER had his entire offense healthy enough to even PRACTICE together all of camp.
3rd - Sparano didn't put together this roster, he's got Greene who can't get out of his own way, Joe who can't blitz block to save his life & he's gotten Powell in there more often who happens to be our best ALL AROUND back right now.
4th- His entire skill position players are HURT! Let me see you put together a plan without Hill, Holmes, Keller.
5th- Jets have played 4 teams that will end up in the top 10 on defense this year in the entire NFL.
6th- Sanchez killing him with inaccurate short passes.
You idiots kill me!
Shoddy had 6 years, Sparano gets 5 games with all of the issues pointed out above.
Get a freaking clue.
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Thank you.
The big plays, at least through the air, aren't the problem. It's the inability to produce 5-7 yard completions. It's why Sanchez's yards per completion are so high, but his completion% is so low.
Oddly enough, his passing breakdown is eerily similar to Tebow's from last year...but with more interceptions and less sacks. I'd trade the sacks for fewer INTs.
Greene, Powell and McKnight weren't on the team last year? Was Sanchez some kind of short passing game hall of famer last year? Nope, all of that stuff remains the same as with Schottenheimer. Have the injuries to key players helped? Obviously not, but the fact of the matter is there were plenty of missed plays last year, plenty of subpar personnel on offense (Wayne Hunter and Plaxico Burress anybody?) as well as the ones that are still on the team. So far Sparano has been pretty unimpressive, especially since his offense managed to blow 2 timeouts in the 4th quarter, which led to the team rushing before the two minute warning to get some half- cocked play off that ended the game. So far Sparano has been a lateral move from Schottenheimer at best, so maybe you should get a freaking clue, BUB


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The cover of Susan Hayes's Radical Homemakers: Reclaiming Domesticity from a Consumer Culture bears an image of a woman raising a rolling pin skyward–an announcement of the battle cry contained within.
Hayes is trumpeting a new movement–that of the Radical Homemakers. This is not a throwback to the 1950s housewife. Hayes draws heavily on Betty Friedan's The Feminine Mystique, saying the women suffering from "the problem that has no name" were miserable because they were pawns in a sprouting consumer-driven culture. No, radical homemakers are spurning the errors of their elders' ways and are forging an altogether new path. They're not powerless subservient spouses, and they're not wealthy soccer moms. These women (and men) have renounced consumer culture by choice, and have chosen to seek fulfillment by growing their own food (including collecting eggs from their chicken coops), sewing their own clothes, and putting up endless pints of strawberry jam, and they're doing it to honor community, ecology, social justice and peace.
I had high hopes for Radical Homemakers. As a woman who has not always been domestically inclined, I was eager to read what "reclaiming domesticity from a consumer culture" could look like. I am still repenting of an earlier phase of my life, when I shunned anything that smacked of womanliness or femininity. When I came to my senses, I was eager to make up for lost time: I started wearing pink, admitting that I liked to cook and spent my evenings poring over Home Comforts. Having regained an appreciation for the domestic arts, I was suddenly sorry for the loss of collective memory regarding them, and was interested in reading about reclaiming lost homemaking skills.
I've come a long way in my domestic endeavors. My family lives relatively simply, line-dries our laundry (sometimes), planted raspberry bushes in the backyard and toyed with the idea of getting chickens (we didn't). I thought I was ready to step it up a notch and was ready to learn a few tricks from the radical homemakers. Well, it turns out that Hayes's brand of domesticity has a very hard edge.
Hayes says becoming a radical homemaker must begin with a journey out of the dominant consumer culture, so she spends a large chunk of the book denouncing consumer culture. She repeatedly and categorically attacks office jobs as "soul-sucking" and says that her radical homemakers wouldn't deign to "work for gold" and that they "refuse to work to make the rich richer." She brags that her radical homemakers don't mistakenly believe–as the majority of us do, according to Hayes–that "more money" automatically equates to "a better life." Hayes's solution is to opt out of the consumer culture. Completely. Her radical homemakers sew their clothes, can their own tomatoes, and barter honey for second-hand shoes.
There's obviously a middle ground here. Hayes hails Radical Homemaking as the only means of finding fulfillment outside consumer culture. Yet many of us (including my family) have moved away from the income-at-all-cost mentality and have given up many consumer comforts because of it. And we're not the only ones; this is a generational shift. Generations X and Y work a lot fewer hours than the Boomers did; they've seen the negative impact of working long hours on family life, and they want no part of it.
I don't doubt that radical homemaking can be a path to fulfillment. The radical homemaker's work is autonomous, meaningful and varied, offers endless outlets for creativity, can be used to express love to those around them and is often just plain fun. But it is only one path to fulfillment, and we are not all called to the same path.
By all means, read this book if you need help rethinking the "givens" of your life. But if you want to learn homemaking skills, stick to Home Comforts.
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Motive still a mystery in doctor's slaying
Prosecutors filed a murder charge Wednesday against a 75-year-old man who had been consumed by years of health problems – once showing his catheter at a court hearing – and who now stands accused of gunning down a Newport Beach urologist.
Stanwood Fred Elkus is scheduled to enter a plea in March to a single charge of first-degree murder in connection with the shooting death of urologist Dr. Ronald Gilbert. The Orange County District Attorney's Office says Elkus lay in wait to commit murder, a special circumstance that means he faces life in prison without the possibility of parole if convicted.
Elkus brought a gun to a Monday afternoon appointment with Gilbert, according to the District Attorney's Office. When Gilbert entered the exam room, prosecutors said, Elkus shot him half a dozen times in the chest. Elkus surrendered his handgun, which was legally bought and registered, and went into custody without incident, said Kathy Lowe of the Newport Beach Police Department.
Though neighbors agreed Elkus had longtime problems with his prostate, prosecutors said Monday was the first time he had seen Gilbert for treatment. The motive in the shooting remains speculative, Deputy District Attorney Matt Murphy said at an impromptu news conference in the Central Justice Center shortly after Elkus was arraigned in the Orange County Jail.
"What we do know is that Dr. Gilbert didn't do anything to deserve this," Murphy said. "We are still investigating why he was targeted. ... It could be completely random."
Because of the special-circumstances allegation, Elkus will be held without bail pending trial. On Wednesday, he was dressed in a mustard-colored jail uniform and stood alone in a chain-link holding cell as he told a judge he could not afford a lawyer.
The Orange County Public Defender's Office was appointed to represent him, and his arraignment was continued to March 1.
Elkus had no previous criminal record in Orange or Riverside counties, though he had been involved in several small-claims lawsuits over the years. In 2007, he filed a claim against his neighbors and the owner of the property behind his.
The neighbors, who were renting, had dented a shared fence when they removed some shrubs with a bulldozer, landlord Gary Fennell said. During an arbitration session, Fennell said, Elkus showed his catheter and began talking about his urination and sexual problems. The move was irrelevant to the dispute, Fennell said.
"(I thought) Where is this guy coming from?" he said.
The court eventually ruled in Fennell's favor and required Elkus to pay his defense costs, including travel expenses from his home in Washington state to California.
The renters, Jarred and Melissa Evans, went on to sue Elkus alleging emotional distress, trespassing and stalking, according to court documents. In a 2007 complaint, a lawyer for the couple said Elkus threatened to harm their pet, constantly telephoned the home and drove by repeatedly making intimidating faces and gestures. He would bang on their front door and refuse to leave when asked, the complaint said, as well as ride his bicycle into their driveway and stare into their windows. The complaint stated that the Evanses feared for their safety and that of their three children.
The case was settled and dismissed in 2008 with no money changing hands.
About two years ago, another tenant wondered about Elkus after she saw him standing in his back yard with a rifle, Fennell said.
"He's always kind of had a history of being strange," Fennell said.
Miguel Soto moved into the Lake Elsinore neighborhood where Elkus lived about six months ago. He said Elkus was always kind and helpful. About five months ago, they were outside talking about landscaping when Elkus ran back inside his home. When he returned, he explained that a prostate surgery had left him with sudden urges to go to the bathroom. Soto commiserated about a surgery of his own, and Elkus began to confess his dissatisfaction with his treatment. He said a doctor had rushed into surgery before trying other methods, Soto said.
"He was very upset with the surgery," Soto said.
About a month ago, Elkus told Soto he was feeling worse. He expected to leave for about a week of treatment.
"Never, never in my mind was that he could do something like this," Soto said.
Elkus also owned two units in a Lake Forest apartment complex that he would rent out, said Darlene Ellis, who has lived in the building for four years. They spoke a few times in passing, and Elkus referred to a longtime girlfriend, she said.
"He always seemed nice enough, and friendly," Ellis said.
In the quiet Lake Elsinore neighborhood, James Lord said he had never heard a mean word from Elkus in the five years he had known him. He'd occasionally help with work on Elkus' house or motor home. Lord would always refuse payment, but after helping with a brake pad Sunday, Elkus insisted he take $10 and a tool.
"I might not be alive much longer," Lord said Elkus told him.
Lord was aware of Elkus' prostate problems and would keep an eye on the house when Elkus, who lived alone, was away for doctor's appointments or surgery. Thieves had broken into the house about 21/2 years ago, Lord said, and Elkus was most upset to lose a gun that had belonged to his father.
The older man would be pessimistic about his health, and Lord would try to reassure him.
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I think GR was too hard on this game and I feel it is a major breakout come-from-behind hit that will be really big once more people experience it.
The only reasons I'd donwrank this game is because of Versus mode only being available for the zombie players on 2 scenarios; lack of sophisticated puzzles: like, find a key or battery to open a door; and lack of gore rendering.
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Bulanglang is a very healthy dish which is hugely popular in Philippines. More or less like a salad, the dish is prepared in different ways in different regions but in most places, the basic recipe and ingredients remain the same. There are both completely vegetarian and non-vegetarian versions of the preparation.
Origin of Bulanglang
Although somewhat disputed, the origin of the dish has been traced back to the Katagalungan Region of Philippines where fruits and vegetables have always been in abundance. The main ingredient of the non-vegetarian version of the dish, the Milkfish, is also easily found in the region. The preparation is a part of everyday cooking across most Batangas households.
Bulanglang Recipe- Ingredients
Main ingredients of the preparation are over-ripe guava, pechay leaves, onion, garlic, radish, salt, whole pepper, finger pepper and root ginger. For the non-vegetarian version, 2 large milkfish, locally known as Bangus, are sliced and added.
Ingredients of the dish are almost always consistent. However, some prefer to change the meat used and add pork or chicken instead of fish.
Bulanglang Recipe- Preparation
Making the dish is fairly easy and does not take more than a few minutes. All the vegetables and fruits are combined and boiled and the milkfish, pepper and salt are added. The mixture is cooked for sometime, pechay leaves are added and Bulanglang is ready to be served.
Eating and Serving Bulanglang
The dish is served and consumed hot, especially the non-vegetarian version. Depending on individual preferences, however, it can be eaten warm, at room temperature or chilled. Guava flavoring or tamarind flavoring can be added for more taste.
Although a salad, the dish is considered a wholesome meal in itself and consumed as one. Some, however, prefer to serve it alongside a bigger lunch or dinner meal or as an appetizer.
Health and Nutrition Facts of Bulanglang
Since the dish is made entirely from vegetables and fruits and there is no frying method involved, the preparation is very healthy and a perfect food for those looking to diet. Even the non-vegetarian Bulanglang is fairly healthy as it contains fish.


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I always seem to lose in fights where I go first. Does anyone have any good strategies for going first in Round 1?
Depends on so much things, giving us your deck might help
If you're playing that FPC/Roots deck, you're having trouble opening because you lack cards that are threatening if pilled low. Your FPC half is great, but it runs much better with cards that have great round-winning power. Simeon also relies on low-pill threats to be truly effective. So, my advice is to swap out your Roots half for something else.
Honestky? The Roots half lacks solid threats. People will react more to say Ector than to Deadeye because while Deaeye has high base damage and Power Manip with SOB Ector's damage is harder to block. Also, Simeon can't be a R1 Opener because of Confidence and is an obvious bluff in most cases. You need more cards that scare not just follow ups with stuff like Yookie and Simeon.
All right, thanks for the great advice. Which clan would go better with my FPC half?
Ulu Watu are a solid choice to play with FPC-- Your Watery Grave is a proven 1400-level deck that's relatively cheap and can stand up to most shifts in the meta. Uppers might be a solid choice as well, due to their ability to pill force with big hitters at low amounts of pills. Everything but the... could be solid this week-- you could slot in Futoshi Ld for Heitachi if you want.
Those are some good decks you've got there misterjones.
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Today, you may be aware, is the day that the iPhone 3G S launches just about everywhere. Last year, Spain's Telefónica (or, more correctly, its mobile arm Movistar) messed up terribly, first by letting lines form outside stores which had no handsets, yet still enjoying the free publicity from TV crews, and later by offering such poor tariffs that even I, an overspending tech-geek, refused to pay them.
Today, Movistar has made its new rates public and guess what? They're the same as the old ones, with one slight difference. At launch last year, the iPhone 3G tariffs were broken into two parts: data and voice. The data plans gave either 100MB per month (€15 / $21) or 1GB per month (€25 / $35). The catch was that you couldn't pair a high data plan with a low voice plan. This has now changed, and you can indeed use the €9 per month voice plan with the €25 per month data plan. This will cost about €40 per month including taxes. This is actually not bad, and choosing this option on the 32GB, as a new customer, you'll pay €300, or $416. This doesn't include SMS.
But 1GB? The data is, surely, the whole point of the iPhone, and a measly GB isn't going to be enough. Thankfully you don't lose all connectivity when you reach your cap — the speed merely drops to 128 Kbps down and 64Kbps up. Oh, and tethering is expressly forbidden. You can at least get a fee 16GB handset if you sign up for the €40 voice plan, and only if you are a new customer. Thanks, Telefónica. Maybe next year.
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It's a day before Thansgiving, and it's also the day for another Saving Throw to roll around. The contest is taking a week off due to the holiday, so instead you get a featured story from almost a year ago. Yes, in a couple of weeks, Saving Throw will be one year old.
The surprise I mentioned last week will be waiting another week, so this is another routine column. Our sound test curator sends in another prestige class, and I bring you news of a CCG going online and a new one coming out in 2007. With that, it's time for the column.
Alderac Entertainment Group has announced a strategic pairing with On The Go Games to create an online version of AEG's Warlord CCG. Warlord Online will allow players to collect and trade digital cards, play the game, and enter league and tournament events. There is no word yet on a launch date for this new title.
4Kids Entertainment has announced that it is producing a trading card game based on the company's animated TV series Chaotic. The game is scheduled to roll out in January with the website where players will be able to keep track of their collections virtually by logging the unique alphanumeric codes on their cards. The game's website will require passwords announced during the broadcast of the TV show in order to open certain areas. The company is planning to hold live tournaments at hobby and game stores in the first quarter of 2007 followed by the launch of the game to the mass market in April 2007. The game is scheduled to launch in Europe and Australasia in the first quarter of 2008.
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Last week I talked about creating the perfect guest room when family and friends arrive to your home.
Quality towels are one of the musts for creating that spa-like feel for your guests. But it's not just which towels you choose, it also can be about how you display those towels. Where do you put them for your guests to use? Do you leave them in the guest room, on the bathroom counter or store them folded in the linen closet?
I usually set out a stack of towels in the guest room or sometimes I will leave a set of towels on the bed before our guests arrive. But I've never done anything special to display the towels – until now. I found this great video on how to fold your towels like many hotels do. It's a simple step that will make your guests feel even more special.
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Additional Resources
Here are a few of our favorite resources for anyone looking to learn more about the power of games to engage and their potential as learning tools.
Children's Motivations for Video Game Play in the Context of Normal Development
Vol. 14, No. 2, 2010 , Review of General Psychology , American Psychological AssociationDrawing on a survey of 1,254 middle school children, focus groups with boys and their parents and findings from other qualitative and quantitative research, this paper explores the motivations underlying video game play in childhood and adolescence and how they are affected by factors such as mood, environment, personality and developmental stage. The paper includes suggestions for parents, educators and researchers.
Choice-Based Assessments for the Digital Age
2009 , Stanford University School of EducationThis paper argues that assessment strategies focusing primarily on how much knowledge students retain fail to capture the extent to which students are prepared to act autonomously in the world, or to make good choices, a fundamental goal of education. It goes on to argue that choice, rather than knowledge, should inform assessment strategies, and that digital technologies make this possible.
The Digital Promise: Transforming Learning with Innovative Uses of Technology
2009 , The Joan Ganz Cooney CenterThis paper describes how investment in technology tools, network access, professional development, and new personalized curricula can support schools in addressing each of the four reform goals of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, as well as in meeting the needs of 21st-century learners. Innovative examples of how technology can be used to promote literacy and engage struggling learners are offered, along with related resources.
Generation M2: Media in the Lives of 8- to 18-Year-Olds
2010 , Kaiser Family FoundationThis report is the third in an ongoing series, based on large-scale nationally representative surveys of young people's media use habits. Topics explored include mobile media, parents and media rules, media in the home, media and educational outcomes and demographical trends in media usage.
Good Video Games and Good Learning
Vol. 85, No.2, 2005 , Phi Kappa Phi ForumThis essay–adapted from Gee's 2007 book of the same title–briefly examines the sixteen key learning principles that good video games incorporate. Gee also argues that the learning implicit in good video games is what makes them motivating and entertaining.
Hanging Out, Messing Around and Geeking Out: Kids Living and Learning with New Media
2009 , MIT PressThe outcome of an three-year ethnographic investigation into the media practices of young people in a variety of everyday contexts, this series of twenty-three case studies sheds light on how young people are living and learning with new media today.
Moving Learning Games Forward
2009 , The Education ArcadeThis paper addresses basic questions around the use of learning games at home and in institutional settings. The paper presents a snapshot of the rapidly growing commercial games market and establishes principles and best practices for moving the field forward in a positive direction.
Teens, Video Games and Civics
2008 , Pew Internet & American Life ProjectThis report details findings from the first large-scale nationally representative study of teen video game play as it relates to civic engagement. The survey looks at which teens are playing games, the games and equipment they're using, the social context of their play, the role of parents and parental monitoring and how these factors impact teens' civic activities and commitments.
The Ecology of Games. Connecting Youth, Games and Learning
2007 , MIT PressThis collection of essays examines games as complex, dynamic systems in which more and more young people participate as gamers, producers and learners. Each essay explores one or more elements in the complex ecology of social organization, interaction, practice, participation and content production that arises around gaming, game design and play.
Towards New Learning Networks
2006 , FuturelabThis paper challenges a number of fundamental assumptions which have historically underpinned the organization of education, like the assumption that "learning" and "schooling" are different words for the same thing. The authors argue that we need to move away from the institutional logic of "school as factory" toward a network logic of a distributed community of fully engaged learners, capable of seeking out resources to satisfy their own particular needs, interests and aspirations.
Video Games and the Future of Learning
Vol. 87, No. 02, 2005 , Phi Delta KappanThis article introduces an approach to the design of learning environments that builds on the educational properties of games, while grounding them in a theory of learning appropriate to today's digital age. The article argues that video games will transform education, and therefore we must ask ourselves: who will create the games of the future? And will they be based on sound theories of learning and socially conscious educational practices?


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Ok so you're turn signal lights appear to be white LEDs? Details? Looks really good.
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Portugal and Greece are stoking the flames of another euro crisis: the Portuguese government seems to be falling apart and Greece received an ultimatum on receiving more funds.
Following in Greece's footsteps, Portugal's coalition is being tested with the resignation of several prominent officials.
Secretary of State for Treasury Maria Luis Albuquerque replaced Vitor Gaspar at Portugal's Ministry of Finance. The move prompted Paulo Portas, who leads the CDS party crucial to the Portuguese coalition, to offer his resignation, fearing a continuation of austerity policies that appear to falling out of favor, even by the coalition government.
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The mobile food photography phenomenon has been cooking up alongside our affinity for our always-with-us smartphones.
Foodies flock to tap, snap and share the trendiest new treats on the culinary circuit, their camera phones now making it possible to document nearly every morsel. Our prolific posting of what's on our plates has become so popular it's actually been banned by some restaurants. But this trend isn't heading to the back burner anytime soon. And if there are to be countless millions of food photos circulating our Internet world, then let's all give them all the digital brilliance and accessibility they deserve with some easy mobile tricks. Here are a few places to start:
1. Foodspotting
Free in the Apple App Store, Google Play, Windows Marketplace and BlackBerry World
The Foodspotting social network does a great job at quickly leading foodies and food-seekers to restaurants and their particularly popular menu items. The extremely intuitive interface works much like Yelp's ability to show you what establishments are nearby and delicious, except with an added focus on user-generated photos and feedback.
When you snap a photo, the app quickly determines where you are and makes a pretty good guess at the food item over which you are salivating. It will then, of course, ask you if you liked it. Over time, area restaurants build a stack of photos, with some menu items getting more attention than others. The app also allows diners to go back later and upload a geo-tagged food photo from the phone's menu, in case you need some extra time to reflect.
2. EyeEm
Free in the Apple App Store, Google Play, Windows Marketplace
While not specifically geared toward food, but rather "discovery" in general, EyeEm has a satisfying little food photo filter and quick editing functions. After digitizing a meal or snack, the app will ask you simply "What?" and "Where?" It makes a good format for restaurant or bar hopping. EyeEm also encourages a longer "story sharing" aspect to complement your image if you prefer.
3. Instagram
Free in the Apple App Store and Google Play
The simple stream offered by Instagram lends itself to sharing food photography, and most anything else you experience in passing. The savvy foodie can even set up an account dedicated simply to great food moments. The Foodpostss feed has lured over 243,000 followers and the cleverly titled Foodporno has garnered nearly 80,000 fans.
And if you ever feel a little sheepish about sharing your more elaborate delectables online, there's FoodShareFilter, which donates a portion of app sales to a charity aimed at fighting hunger. The app works seamlessly with Instagram so all your followers can learn how help too.
4. Hipstamatic (Foodie SnapPak)
$1.99 in the Apple App Store, in-app purchase of Foodie SnapPak is $0.99
For the extreme closeup vintage look, Hipstamatic offers the in-app purchase of the "Foodie SnapPak" -- a Loftus lens, DC Film and the "Tasty Pop Flash." It does a nice job with simple backgrounds and the quick flash can bring out the details of your lemon sorbet or other treat.
That's what I was able to dish up in my short sojourn as a food photographer. What did I miss, dear foodies?
Dan Schreiber is a journeyman newspaper journalist currently based in California's Bay Area. Perhaps a little light-headed from too many hours in his high school dark room, he decided at a young age to make photography and writing his profession. Twitter: @danschreib


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Definitions of grind
v. t. - To reduce to powder by friction, as in a mill, or with the teeth; to crush into small fragments; to produce as by the action of millstones.
v. t. - To wear down, polish, or sharpen, by friction; to make smooth, sharp, or pointed; to whet, as a knife or drill; to rub against one another, as teeth, etc.
v. t. - To oppress by severe exactions; to harass.
v. t. - To study hard for examination.
v. i. - To perform the operation of grinding something; to turn the millstones.
v. i. - To become ground or pulverized by friction; as, this corn grinds well.
v. i. - To become polished or sharpened by friction; as, glass grinds smooth; steel grinds to a sharp edge.
v. i. - To move with much difficulty or friction; to grate.
v. i. - To perform hard aud distasteful service; to drudge; to study hard, as for an examination.
n. - The act of reducing to powder, or of sharpening, by friction.
n. - Any severe continuous work or occupation; esp., hard and uninteresting study.
n. - A hard student; a dig.
The word "grind" uses 5 letters: D G I N R.
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This week has been one of the most exciting yet. I taught my first Social Media Workshop Class (There are 2 seats left for next week's class here!), we made some big plans for summer content and we began the process of planning a little facelift for D*S to come in a few months. I love when things feel like they're moving and changing and chugging forward. That sort of momentum is so uplifting and inspiring. My mom is coming into town this afternoon, so I'm heading out a bit early to pick her up at the airport. Until Monday, I hope you all have a great weekend! xo, grace
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- The New Yorker investigates why sweatshop awareness seems to have fallen through the cracks in today's consumer culture. A great read if you're interested in conscious consumption.
- This hotel in Los Angeles' Korea Town is full of West Coast glamour. I feel an LA trip coming on…
- Amy just learned that you can make Dulce de Leche in a pressure cooker with just a can of condensed milk! She says apparently this is common knowledge in Latin America, but our worlds are forever changed now.
- Ikea is (wisely) reconsidering their legal battle with fan site Ikea Hackers (about time).
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- Looking for a vacation getaway and got 11 grand to spare? (Gulp) You can rent Jonathan Adler's Shelter Island retreat.
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- Remodelista rounds up their favorite Scandinavian design classics. I'll take the bar cart, please.
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A new follower from BlogLovin'! Love your blog it's got some really cool ideas I'm going to give the pouf a go :)
Yes – come to LA – I live right by K-town and it's really fun!
Hi! the "Dulce de leche" recipe is sooo old here in Chile! It's kids fav treat for bread at breakfast. Mom used to make it a lot when I was little, and believe me it's the nicest one. In Chile, Dulce de leche is called "manjar" and it's super popular, we use it in a huge variety of pastries, cakes, and on its own. I'm glad you discovered it, because it's dead easy to meak and tastes really good.
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That article was really interesting! I am currently on a summer shopping cleanse (no clothing, accessories or shoes) to better understand my consumption habits and get a little more conscious. Love that your blog continues to look at issues like this too and isn't just about buying this and buying that!


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Quebec exports restrained by weak mineral prices: EDC forecast
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Nov. 22, 2012 10:26 AM
OTTAWA, Nov. 22, 2012 /CNW/ - Export Development Canada's (EDC) forecast for Quebec export growth calls for gains of 3 per cent this year and a slight acceleration to 4 per cent in 2013. "Quebec's export numbers are being decimated by weak prices for aluminum and iron ore and flat precious metal prices," said Peter Hall, Chief Economist, EDC. "Output gains in each of these segments paint a totally different picture of activity." The province's industrial goods sector (metals, chemicals and pharmaceuticals) generates approximately 39 per cent of Quebec's exports. EDC expects just 3 per cent export growth this year and 1 per cent in 2013. Aluminum exports will gain immediately from resolution of the strike at the Alma smelter, and over the medium-term as Aluminerie Alouette expands production. The fourfold boost in production at Osisko's Malartic mine and the expansion of Agnico-Eagle's LaRonde mine will give a substantial boost to gold production. Iron ore output is set for further growth as New Millennium Iron begins shipping ore from its mine at Schefferville in 2013 with output destined for India's Tata Steel. Quebec's machinery and equipment sector accounts for more than 13 per cent of the province's total exports, and is forecast to grow by 11 per cent this year and a further 6 per cent in 2013. "Quebec is set to capitalize on a surge of investment spending in the United States," said Hall. The transportation sector is also important to Quebec's export picture, responsible for 12 per cent of the province's total exports, and it is set to eke out 1 per cent growth this year before rebounding with 6 per cent growth next year. A key driver of this sector is the aerospace industry. After a slow start, the province's aerospace exports will record limited gains this year and next with business jet deliveries expected to drive most of the growth. Although new commercial aircraft orders have slowed, a backlog of orders will support deliveries over the short term. Bombardier's long-awaited C-Series is now in testing phase, with the plane's first flight planned before end of year, which has the potential to create long-term gains in this industry. Diversification of Quebec's exports markets continues with growth to emerging markets outpacing that of developed markets for key industries including aluminum, iron and steel and aerospace. "Despite the fact that the number of exporters in Quebec has declined over the past decade, from 8,108 in 1999 to 8,001 in 2011, the province's share of exports to emerging markets grew to reach 13 per cent in 2011, up from 8 per cent in 2007, and that bodes well for Quebec in the long term," said Hall. EDC's semi-annual Global Export Forecast addresses the latest global export conditions including perspectives on interest rates, exchange rates as well as export strategies to help Canadian companies minimize risk. It also analyzes a range of risks for which exporters should be prepared. The forecast is available on EDC's website at: http://www.edc.ca/gef. EDC is Canada's export credit agency, offering innovative commercial solutions to help Canadian exporters and investors expand their international business. EDC's knowledge and partnerships are used by more than 7,700 Canadian companies and their global customers in up to 200 markets worldwide each year. EDC is financially self-sustaining and a recognized leader in financial reporting and economic analysis. SOURCE Export Development Canada Latest Cloud Developer Stories
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Apartment with Roof Pool, Sydney
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Floor No.15(with elevator)
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Adresa | College St, CBD, Sydney, 2000 Sydney, Austrálie |
Typ nemovitosti | Byt |
Ident. objektu | 29LE9AES |
Acceptance rate | 100% |
Response time | A few hours |
Calendar updated | Today |
This property accepts bookings starting within the next 180 Days.
Overlooking Sydney's skyline, and with Harbour glimpses, this well furnished apartment in the Hyde Park Plaza, is ideally located to City, Darling Harbour, The Rocks and close to all conveniences, transport, shops and city landmarks.
The apartment has a open plan kitchen/ living area which opens to a small balcony. The kitchen is fully self contained. The bedroom area includes a Queen bed + a sofa bed for two extra guests. There is a full bathroom through the walk in wardrobe. The apartment comes with linen and toweling.
There is a rooftop pool and gym available to all guests with magnificent views.
With all its amenities and convenience, this is a perfect place to stay in Sydney.
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All bookings & tenancies incur a departure cleaning fee of $132Please note that there is a minimum booking period from 23rd December to 2nd January. We cannot accept bookings with arrival or departure inside these dates.
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Cena za více než 2 ubytované(ých) | 15 € Cena za osobu/noc navíc |
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Příjezd po | 14:00 |
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The stay was comfortable & the location was very convenient. Thanks Peter :)
The host cancelled the booking, this review is automated.
Communication was fine but didn't confirm until the last minute that we could collect the key at the apartment. To be honest if you want to do this, which I would recommend, then sort it at time of booking as recommended. Although apartment is small you will not get a better location than this. Perfect for staying downtown and reasonably quiet and felt very safe. Overall very enjoyable stay and would stay again.
Nice apartment , very clean and comfortable. The view is great . The neighborhood is pleasant and quiet, but with many bars and restaurants close from the residence.
The room was adequate for our stay and the views were certainly stunning! We could have done with extra towels as we were there for over a week!!
Location is great, apartment is definitely overdue a refurb. The apartment is carpeted in all rooms except kitchen and bathroom and there are unsightly marks and dubious stains over much of it, particularly in the sitting room and second bedroom; so bad I took pictures. Plastic furniture on balcony and general air of lack of care everywhere; we found it a depressing place to be, especially compared to the place we stayed in San Fran through that other well known agency (air**b) that does not charge guests nearly as much for the booking. My advice; find your place through them instead and save yourself some money.
We viewed the apartment very highly when we chose it, and we was not disappointed, it was found very clean, and details to comfort was well thought out
Both music disks,TV, Wi Fi, and great views from great balconies. We arrived at
Main office on route to obtain keys, and was friendly greated and speedily assisted
To our waiting taxi to Fantastic Darliing Harbour. A truly great holiday.
I realized that I had to go to another place to collect the key after I arrived the accomodation. The owner said that he already gave me the email to inform the imformation.but I have never get the email. I SWEAR!!
AND YOU HAVE TO PAY EXTRA as cleaning fee.
It has been pleasurable to stay in this apartment which allowed us to have a great holidays. The balcony opens on a quite street which is very pleasant for a meal in fresh air. The air conditioning is quite and effective and the glass sliding door sound proof. so city noises hasn't been an issue.
The gym is well equipped and with a sona room. The pool and spa were very cold (sept) and the BBQ out of order.
Make sure you address all your enquiries at Wundu as you are not clients of the building management team. We were supplied with linen for 2 even we had booked for 4 guests.
Overall, good value for money.
Close to transport and many parks, lovely bakery around corner and convenient store with internet.
Very clean & good location. Only problem was setting timer on oven as power had been off. (Push first two buttons and last together)
Would consider staying here again.
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A Curtice, Ohio, golf course owner is facing foreclosure proceedings and has been ordered to repay a loan to Genoa Banking Co. for nearly $1.1 million.
The bank won the judgment because Sam Ciralsky, the president of Chippewa Club Inc., had agreed to such a finding when he signed the note. The club owes $1.1 million plus interest, Lucas County Common Pleas Court filings show.
In a filing in Ottawa County Common Pleas Court, William Brown, Jr., of State Rt. 579 in Curtice filed a complaint of foreclosure because Mr. Ciralsky has not honored a buyout the two men agreed upon when Mr. Brown wanted to get out of his co-ownership of the club, said Joseph Torda, Mr. Brown's attorney. Mr. Ciralsky said the club is open for business.


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Results for local school districts were mostly sterling on the state report cards released Wednesday by the Ohio Department of Education.
All but one of nine area schools received excellent or excellent with distinction ratings . . .
No cases of the rare fungal meningitis sweeping the country have been reported locally, and it appears the tainted steroid causing illnesses and deaths wasn't distributed here.
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MINSTER - Local author Richard Stein has published his 10th children's book after a 3 1/2-year hiatus.
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Ruth A. Byers, 91, Celina, died at 1:40 p.m. Oct. 17, 2012, at Celina Manor Nursing Home.
She was born April 11, 1921, in Center Township, Mercer County, to Oscar and Opal Fleenor Buck. On June 6, 1949, she married James Marion . . .
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