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This is a unique opportunity to join an innovative and disruptive, successful web/mobile business. You will not be bored in this role.The role will see you:
- Use your expert technical skills to write beautiful/ clean code in a variety of technologies as well as lead a team of talented developers and contribute to architecture and development discussions.
- Work on agile development methodologies, lean and focused on best practices.
- Getting involved in a stable ongoing web development team as well an exciting and promising startup that already has a fair bit of traction.
The Successful Candidate will have:
- 5 years experience as a mid-senior level developer with strong proven experience in RoR, JavaScript and CSS frameworks.
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- Strong passion for web technologies & programming
- Excellent communication skills, understanding of teamwork, and interest in leadership
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- Proven architectural skills, high-level designs, developer tools and enforcing standards
What's in it for you?
- We have senior technical leaders with incredible knowledge and experience in this space, you will be exposed to decades of experience, in different industries and work on exciting projects and learn new technologies.
- Modern and comfortable working environment, with a young and collaborative team.
- Flexible work arrangements and remuneration structure.
For questions, call Daisy Theeman or Steve Revins at 02 8070 9349.
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Posted from the Sentinel Archives. Originally posted February 7, 2005
One of the benefits and blessings of homeschooling is the opportunity to meet the needs of each of our children. The opportunity to teach the whole child, according to his or her individual God-given gifts is a great responsibility. The rewards are equally as great.
One of the tragedies of mass education is that the needs of the individual child have been abandoned for the sake of the curriculum. The public school's need to teach on a set time frame (whether the child understands the material or not), and teaching to achieve test results for increased funding are poor reasons to demand that a child "get through" the material.
Don't make that same mistake in your home, when you have the opportunity to evaluate the needs of each child, take the time to see how your son learns, and understand what motivates your daughter, what brings a sparkle to his eyes and what subjects totally frustrate her. Once we understand these things, we can do something to truly improve our child's learning.
The struggle to find the perfect curriculum is constant! The "perfect" curriculum changes for each child and season of life. Remember, what works today may not work tomorrow - it will change. Life (and homeschooling) is like a smorgasbord, sometimes you feel like eating mashed potatoes and gravy, another time fried potatoes. They all nourish the body. It's OK to be flexible in making your choices.
There is great wisdom in finding a basic curriculum that helps you make sure you have covered the basics. The joy of using a basic curriculum is that you don't have to change your educational philosophy to meet the ideas presented by each author. Taking what works for each individual child from a variety of sources, and adjusting for learning styles and multiple age levels can then become a melting pot of blended educational experiences, not a disjointed and confusing adventure.
Learning must carry personal meaning. Only when learning becomes personally satisfying will learning find a lasting place in one's soul. Isn't that our aim for each of our children? Can this be accomplished when we place more emphasis on the curriculum than on the child? I don't believe it can.
Remember -- the curriculum is made for the child-- not the child for the curriculum. Do not be afraid to be flexible to meet your child's needs. Learning is a process for all of us.
If the curriculum you are presently working with pushes your child's "boredom button," put it aside for awhile; move on, you will have time to come back to the subject later. This may be a good time to back up, to catch up on things that were missed before, or to focus on a special interest. And always remember: never, ever teach without the Spirit of the Lord present!

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Turn-based RPG based on the world's biggest movies for Xbox, PS2 and Cube? Yes, Mr Frodo. We talk to Steve Gray, EA's executive producer of The Lord of the Rings: The Third Age team at Redwood shores. Download the movie of the interview right here.
Despite the demise of the films - if you can call it that - The Lord of the Rings is still very hot property indeed. This year's effort from EA seems to be focussing more on the discerning gamer and less on the fair-weather fan devoted to a quick action fix. The Third Age, a turn-based RPG dripping with all the polish you'd expect from such a high-profile franchise, is quite obvious being made with the intention of "mopping up" the afterbirth of what has been a grotesquely successful exercise in franchise manipulation. For the Shire, and all that.
We popped over to San Francisco last week and caught up with Steve Gray, the executive producer of The Third Age and one of the senior members of the entire EA Lord of the Rings project. See him speak through the magic of the Internet, by downloading this movie of our interview from Eurogamer's hosting service, Eurofiles. For the broadband challenged, there's a transcription of the chat below.
Steve Gray: This is Lord of the Rings: The Third Age, the next game EA's going to make based on the Lord of the Rings films. It's a turn-based RPG. We really believe that there are an awful lot of people that are RPG fans that are also Lord of the Rings fans, and that there a lot of Lord of the Rings fans that are RPG fans, so it seemed like a good intersection of gameplay.
Eurogamer: Why did you go for a turn-based RPG after last year's hack and slash style?
Steve Gray: A couple of reasons. We wanted to give people a new kind of experience. We've done the action-adventure game two years in a row and it was time to change the tempo a little. Also, on the team we have a lot of hardcore RPG fans.
Eurogamer: So which team's coding this one? Stormfront again, is it?
Steve Gray: No, Stormfront coded The Two Towers. Return of the King was done here at Redmond Shores by an internal team and a lot of that team are now working on The Third Age.
Eurogamer: What kind of collaboration have you had with New Line for this one?
Steve Gray: We've always worked really closely with New Line and we're continuing to. They're part of the team as far as we're concerned. If we're not in contact with them every day it's every couple of days. It's really an incredibly collaborative relationship and we're really happy about it.
Eurogamer: In terms of the gameplay, you're encompassing all three Lord of the Rings books?
Steve Gray: Our games are based on the movies. They're specifically based on the movies, so they're based on the materials of all three movies.
Eurogamer: Right, so where does the game start? Does it follow the plot all the way through?
Steve Gray: I don't want to give away what the whole of the game is. Conceptually, the game starts pretty much at the beginning of the story and goes all the way through to the end of the story.
Eurogamer: Who do you play as?
Steve Gray: You play as a number of characters.
Eurogamer: You form a team, presumably?
Steve Gray: You form a team that's based on characters from the movies, and throughout the adventure they're constantly meeting with, and sharing experiences with, and coming into combat with the main characters from the film.
Eurogamer: How many do you get to choose from right at the beginning?
Steve Gray: Right at the beginning you start with one. Within probably the first hour you end up with four and by the end of the game you'll have six, but then in the middle of battles, because you're joined by main characters from the films, you may have more than six characters to choose from in that battle.
Eurogamer: Is there direct control? You said that it's turn-based. Does that mean you're just choosing which spell to use, and so on?
Steve Gray: You're choosing which one of your actions and abilities you want to use. You have a skill tree: there's a range skill tree, a hand to hand combat skill tree, a skill tree of special abilities, and then a leadership skill tree.
Eurogamer: Can you tell us some of the features generally, that people who've bought the previous two games would be quite interested in?
Steve Gray: Well, so you're adventuring through a world that's going to be very familiar to fans of the films as well as fans of our games. This year we've added a user-controlled camera so you have the freedom to look around at the whole environment.
Eurogamer: Can you zoom in and out?
Steve Gray: Yep.
Eurogamer: Is it as spectacular looking as the last ones?
Steve Gray: I hope so, yeah. We've made quite a lot of improvements in our rendering technology, so one of the things you're going to see a lot more of is blood and other visual effects. And then, when you're in the RPG combat system, pretty much every element of the system, whether it be a simple hand to hand attack, or bucking up your own party, or slowing down an enemy, or stealing HP from an enemy, or any of those RPG combat elements are all represented by animations and lots of visual effects. So the game's definitely more over the top and gets more in your face visually than the last ones.
Eurogamer: Is there any co-operative play in this?
Steve Gray: There is not a co-op mode, no.
Eurogamer: Any online modes?
Steve Gray: No.
Eurogamer: So no Xbox Live support or downloadable content or anything?
Steve Gray: Unfortunately not this year, no.
Eurogamer: When's this coming out?
Steve Gray: November.
Eurogamer: Can we expect more Lord of the Rings games in the future?
Steve Gray: I certainly hope so.
Eurogamer: Which platforms is this coming out on?
Steve Gray: Xbox, PlayStation 2 and GameCube, and there's the real-time strategy game that we're putting out on PC.
Eurogamer: Any particular reason why this time around you chose not to put this out on PC as well?
Steve Gray: Well, because we're doing a real-time strategy game on PC, and we felt that the design of this game is very much a console RPG.
Eurogamer: You don't think a PC RPG fan would necessarily want to be playing it?
Steve Gray: Not for sure. It's not really that style of game. So it didn't feel like the right thing to do with this product.
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Todd's RV & Camping is a family-owned operation now celebrating 56 years of family camping experiences. The property is at the North end of Peachland, on Okanagan Lake, perfectly situated 30 minutes from Kelowna in one direction, and 30 minutes to Penticton in the other.
Jean and Jeff Todd built their home adjacent to Okanagan Lake to raise their six children. A passerby asked if they could camp on the property, and the Todds decided to share their lakeside property with more people, and open a campground.
In the summer of 1956 Todd's Tent Town was officially open, and since that day hundreds of families have made it their yearly holiday destination. While the name may have changed, the family atmosphere has not: Jean and Jeff's youngest child Graham now oversees the operation with his wife Kelly, and many of the Todd's 17 grandchildren have worked at the campsite.
The campground has been kept up over the years, adapting to meet the needs of today's visitors. They have over 60 full hookup sites with power (15, 30 & 50 amps), cable TV and WiFi. Sites were designed with tree placement in mind, giving a shaded "Blended with Nature" feeling. Just a five minute walk along the creek yields parks, shops, a large grocery store and more.
They can accommodate everything from Big Rigs to tenting alongside amenities including a children's Adventure Playground, a sand volleyball pit, hot showers, and a small store. The adjacent beach is clean, with a dock and swim area. There is a public boat launch nearby.
With all these amenities, and a family-friendly atmosphere, the Todds invite you to experience the warmth of their welcome.
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UFC welterweight Jon Fitch has never been one to back down from a challenge, stepping up to the plate in past appearances against the division's top talent including the likes of Thiago Alves, Diego Sanchez, Johny Hendricks, B.J. Penn, and of course Georges St-Pierre. As such, when a showdown with streaking submission specialist Demian Maia was offered, Fitch jumped on the opportunity in order to prove he's still one of the best fighters on the organization's roster.
"He's really a monster at 170. I was surprised at how big he was down in Rio," said Fitch to ESPN of his experience with Maia at UFC 153. At the event, Fitch outpointed rising star Erick Silva in a Fight of the Night winner, while the 17-4 Maia looked extremely sharp en route to an opening round tap-out of Rick Story.
"It will be an interesting match-up," Fitch continued. "I haven't created too much of a game plan, but I think I'll overwhelm him with everything that I bring to the table."
Fitch (24-4-1) has a reputation for being a physical grappler who prefers to grind opponents down. Of course, Maia's BJJ arsenal contains a number of attacks from the bottom, making for what should be an excellent encounter.
The February 2 bout between Fitch-Maia is set to serve as one of the featured PPV fights at UFC 156.


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While the roots of Nipissing University extend back to the 1900's with the North Bay Normal School, Nipissing University College was formed in 1967 as an affiliate of Laurentian University. Nipissing University received its charter as an independent University in 1992. Today, Nipissing is proud to be a primarily undergraduate university with a reputation for excellence in teacher education, arts, science and professional programs. Students will find themselves in a high quality academic environment that is student-focused and based on personal teaching practices, innovative approaches to learning, and a growing research culture. Nipissing is committed to playing a positive role in the educational, social, cultural and economic life in all of the communities it serves.
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After spending the past six summers giving free tarot readings beneath the redwood trees of Bolinas Park, the Rev. Joey Talley, the "Good Witch of West Marin," has come to think of herself as a part of the Fairfax Farmers Market.
Managers at the Marin Farmers Market see things differently. The organization, which operates eight farmers markets throughout the Bay Area, says Talley has never applied to work as a vendor or entertainer at the Wednesday night market, and they've asked her to leave.
"We don't want the market to become a free-for-all festival," said market manager Amelia Spilger. "I've had to turn down (applications from) masseuses, chiropractors and holistic healers. They all have a place in the community, but we have limited space in the market."
Talley agrees that she's never sought an application, and admits that she "snuck around behind her back" after Spilger asked her to leave the market last year. But Talley believes she's providing a free public service and has been gathering signatures on a petition asking that she be allowed to stick around.
"I've been here year after year," Talley said. "There are teens who tell me things they could never take to their parents, and they could never afford to schedule a $100 session with me."
While Bolinas Park belongs to the town, the Marin Farmers Market has the right to use the park every Wednesday from 4 to 8 p.m., and to decide which vendors can participate in the market, Fairfax Town Manager Michael Rock said.
"Any business can refuse someone service," Rock said. "They have reserved the park for that time period, and they run the event. They have vendors they approve and a reserved spot for each vendor. If (Talley) is trying to get a spot at the farmers market, she's got to work through them. But that's like trying to get a winning lottery ticket. It's packed in there."
Talley, who lives within walking distance of the park, provides "professional witchcraft services" to the customers who contact her at home, at the market or at several Marin restaurants where she performs weekly tarot card readings. A clinical psychologist by training - she previously worked with veterans services and at a drug rehabilitation clinic in San Francisco - she uses her skills as a counselor, herbalist and Wiccan healer to solve her clients' problems, which often have to do with money or sex, she said.
"There have been a lot of requests for money charms in the last year," Talley said. "A lot of people have asked me to put a glamour on a loan application or other paperwork, so when other people read it, it will look good to them."
Occasionally, she'll receive requests to perform black magic - but Talley always tells those clients she's not that kind of witch.
While they appreciate Talley's unique talents, Marin Farmers Market representatives insist she take part in the same application process as every other vendor at the Fairfax market. It's that process, Spilger said, that lets customers know what they see at the market is what they'll get.
"Our farmers are certified as growing what they're producing. Our artisans are artists producing what they sell," Spilger said. "It's the same with our food purveyors, to protect the integrity of the market. I understand Rev. Talley's frustration, but those are the parameters set forth for the market."
Vendor Russ Sartori said it's never bothered him to have Talley telling fortunes a few feet from his strawberry stand, but he can understand the association's position.
"Rules are rules," said Sartori, who operates Sartori's Strawberry Field in Tomales Bay. "She should just sell something."
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The oil sketches of Lockwood de Forest play seductively at the edge of realism. At once spontaneous and carefully considered, these paintings are the pictorial definition of eloquence. Completed en plein air between 1870 and the artist�s death in 1932, his paintings originally served as the artist�s personal visual diary of his world travels - not unlike the journal of a poet.
As such, these works continue to delight collectors and artists who see in de Forest�s work a deft hand and a rare sensitivity to atmosphere. Sullivan Goss - An American Gallery is pleased to present thirty works - many of which have not been exhibited for more than one hundred years.
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Who would have thought the loss of Trumaine McBride in the third quarter to a strained groin would completely unravel the Giants' defense on the fateful final drive in Sunday's 24-21 loss to the Cowboys?
"I think McBride going down really hurt us,'' Terrell Thomas said.
No kidding. McBride had filled in as a starting cornerback for injured Corey Webster and injured Aaron Ross. When he went down, Thomas had to move from nickel back to corner and Antrel Rolle had to move from safety to nickel corner. In the past, Rolle has filled in at nickel corner and done a solid job but this time, he did not rise to the occasion. Tony Romo seemed to be saying "Where 'Trel At?'' as he completed four of his six passes on the game-winning drive on Rolle.
"Early in the season when we had a lot of injuries I did work at it, I take pride in my press technique, I feel I'm very, very good at it,'' Rolle said "I haven't been down there in five weeks and I was a little rusty at it. There's no excuses. You get your number called you got to go out there and make those plays.
"Maybe they were finding me. If I was a quarterback I would do the same thing.''
Hakeem Nicks (strained abdominal muscle) was inactive, missing his first game of the season. He has never played a full 16-game schedule in his five years with the Giants. … C Jim Cordle went out with a left knee injury in the second quarter. That forced an in-game adjustment, with Kevin Boothe moving from left guard to center and James Brewer coming off the bench to play left guard. "Hopefully it's just pain,'' Cordle said. "I'll get an MRI tomorrow morning. It's hurting pretty good.''
Someone please tell coach Tom Coughlin to stop deferring when the Giants win the toss. They did it again Sunday and are now 0-4 this season when they defer and take the ball in the second half. … The strip and fumble on Victor Cruz in the first quarter that gave the Cowboys their first touchdown was a rarity for Cruz. It was only the second lost fumble of his career. The first came in 2011.
Rolle's first-quarter interception off the hands of Dez Bryant was Rolle's fifth interception of the season, tying his career high, which he had in 2007 with the Cardinals. … Josh Brown's 23-yard field goal in the second quarter was the 13th straight kick he has made this season.


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Trinidadian Doubles (Curried Chickpea Flatbread Sandwiches)
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Author Notes: Doubles are one of the iconic snacks from Trinidad, where my husband is from. In fact, they were invented in 1936 in Princes Town, Trinidad, quite close to my husband's village in the South of Trinidad. Doubles are basically a snack-sized sandwich made of two flatbreads known as bara, filled with a curried chickpea (or channa, as it is known in Trinidad) filling. For those of you who are unfamiliar with Trinidad's cuisine, many of its popular dishes are Indian in origin, as is nearly half the population. Doubles are most commonly eaten at breakfast (and the best vendors will sell out by mid-morning), but they're also sometimes eaten as a late-night snack. They can be eaten as-is or further customized with condiments, most commonly Trinidadian pepper sauce (made of Scotch bonnet peppers), kuchela (green mango pickle spiced with amchar masala) or a thin tamarind sauce. It's worth seeking out a Caribbean market to get these ingredients and condiments, or second best an Indian grocery. In a pinch, Mexican habanero pepper sauce (my husband's favorite is el Yucateco) can be swapped for Trinidadian Scotch bonnet pepper sauce and Indian mango pickle (not chutney) will give a similar tart-spicy flavor as the kuchela. My photo was taken of doubles we ate on a recent trip to Trinidad, served as they are normally sold, wrapped in paper.
This recipe is adapted from the Naparima Girls' High School Cookbook, a classic community cookbook from Trinidad. If you want to learn more about Trindadian food, visit my blog: http://spiceboxtravels... —Beautiful, Memorable Food
Makes: 8 sandwiches
Prep time: 1 hrs 45 min
Cook time: 30 min
For the bara (flatbread):
cups all-purpose flour
teaspoon salt
teaspoon curry powder (ideally Trinidadian) or ground turmeric
teaspoon ground cumin
teaspoon ground black pepper
teaspoon yeast
cup warm water
teaspoon sugar
cup Canola oil (for frying)
- In a large bowl, combine the flour, curry powder or turmeric, and cumin.
- In a separate small bowl, mix the yeast, sugar, and warm water. Set aside for about 5 minutes, until it foams.
- Add the yeast mixture to the spiced flour mixture and enough additional water to form a slightly firm dough. Cover with a damp cloth and place in a warm place to rise until doubled in volume, about 60 to 90 minutes. Meanwhile, prepare the chickpea filling (recipe follows).
- After the dough has risen, punch down and then allow to rest for 10 minutes. Then dampen hands with water or oil and pull off tablespoon sized pieces of dough and roll into 4 1/2 inch rounds. Repeat until you have used up all the dough and have an even number of rounds.
- Heat oil in a deep frying pan over medium high heat (should be about 3 inches deep). When oil is ready, fry the baras until puffed an golden, about 15 to 30 seconds on each side. Drain on paper towels or a wire rack.
For the curried chickpea (channa) filling:
tablespoon canola oil
cloves garlic, minced
medium onion, minced
tablespoon curry powder mixed with 1/4 cup water
14-oz can chickpeas, drained and rinsed with cool water
teaspoons ground cumin
teaspoons salt
teaspoon ground black pepper
teaspoon Scotch bonnet or Habanero pepper sauce
- Warm a large frying pan or skillet, add oil, and warm until shimmery.
- Add garlic, onion, and the curry mixture and sauté for a few minutes.
- Add the drained chickpeas and stir to coat with the spice mixture and cook for another five minutes.
- Add cumin, salt, pepper, and 1 cup of water and stir. Then lower heat and simmer for 30 minutes, covered, until the chickpeas are very soft. There should still be sauce. If not, reconstitute with enough water to form a medium-thick sauce. Add pepper sauce and stir.
- Finally, assemble your doubles by placing one bara on a plate, spooning one tablespoon of the chickpea filling on it, topping with additional condiments as desired (see my notes above). Enjoy at once!
- This recipe is a Community Pick!
- This recipe was entered in the contest for Your Best Recipe with Chickpeas
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Cinnamon Sugar Swirled Pancake Muffins
These cinnamon sugar swirled pancake muffins is just that. Pancake batter swirled with cinnamon sugar and baked in a muffin tin. Top with maple syrup!
Like, I don't want to toot my own horn in all, but THIS is the best recipe I've dreamed up of since well those double chocolate merlot cookies. Just in case you didn't catch the title it reads; CINNAMON & SUGAR SWIRLED PANCAKE MUFFINS!! Yeah… I know! But wait until you scroll through the post and see what I use to brush on, up and over these mugs.
You'll die. Well not really die… but you'll probably love me forever or love these muffins forever, both of which I'm totally cool with.
Everyday ingredients. Not so everyday muffins.
First, I'd like you to meet Mr. Misto. He is a real life-savah! I use to save my butter wrappers to grease muffin pans, until my good-ol-friend Mandy told me about The Misto. Seriously, all you do is add your favorite olive oil, pump it and spray! No more weirdo propellants and blah-de-blah ingredients, just straight up olive oil {I use extra light!}. Find one, buy one and you will use it often. Promise.
I sprayed the entire pan. This recipe only makes 6. I am obviously challenged.
Now in a small bowl, toss in a quarter cup of brown sugar and a teaspoon of cinnamon. I rarely emphasize the specific ingredients I use, however… I use Extra Fancy Vietnamese Casia that I buy from Penzy's Spices. It's a little stronger than regular ol' store bought cinnamon, so taste as you go to see if you need more cinnamon or not.
Stir and set aside.
Dump in a cup of all purpose flour.
Add in the two tablespoons of sugar, the 1 teaspoon of baking soda, 1/2 teaspoon of baking powder and 1/4 teaspoon kosher salt.
Use a whisk to stir and aerate fluff the dry ingredients. Or you could use a sifter, whatevs.
Set it aside for a quick sec.
In a medium bowl add the "faux buttermilk". You could so use regular buttermilk, but if you're like me and don't have it on hand, just add a teaspoon of fresh lemon juice (or white vinegar) to the 2/3 cup of whole milk and let it chill for 10 minutes.
Crack an egg and add that to the (faux) buttermilk.
Add the two tablespoons of melted butter. Don't freak out if the cold milk solidifies the butter, hey it happens.
Whisk it all up…
…and add it to the dry ingredients.
Well hello there pancake batter… wassup?
Measure out two tablespoons of batter in 6 muffin slots.
Sprinkle with a teaspoon of the brown sugar and cinnamon mixture.
Divide the remaining batter over each muffin (about a tablespoon and a half each).
Grab a toothpick, skewer or bobby pin… hey, one will do whatever it takes no?
Start in the center and swirl.
Sprinkle with a little bit more of the cinna-sugar and discard any leftover or save it for some buttered toast, holla! Pop the muffin tin in a preheated 350 degree oven for 12-14 minutes. That's it. Remove and let the pan cool for 10 minutes and not a minute sooner. Got that?
Remember this? Yeahhhh it's that browned butter maple syrup. I certainly haven't forgotten it… and guess what…
You're gonna wanna show these cinnamon sugar swirled pancake muffins whose boss and slather it all over these mo-fo's. Yeah you heard me. Mo-fo's.
Wishing you could reach through the screen right now aren't you?
It's crazy… yet it works. Works right on in my mouth that is! There IS a reason why this cinnamon sugar swirled pancake muffins recipe only makes 6. Just sayin.
Enjoy! And if you give this Cinnamon Sugar Swirled Pancake Muffins Recipe a try, let me know by snapping a photo and tagging me on twitter or instagram!
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Cinnamon Sugar Swirled Pancake Muffins
These cinnamon sugar swirled pancake muffins is just that. Pancake batter swirled with cinnamon sugar and baked in a muffin tin. Top with maple syrup!
Yield: makes 6
1 cup All Purpose Flour
1 teaspoon Baking Powder
1/2 teaspoon Baking Soda
1/4 teaspoon Kosher Salt
2 tablespoons White Sugar
2/3 cup Whole Milk, plus a teaspoon of Fresh Lemon Juice {or 2/3 cup Buttermilk}
1 whole Egg
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Preheat your oven to 350 degrees and lightly spray half of a muffin tin {ie. Mr. Misto}.
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Mix together in a large bowl; the milk {and lemon juice}, egg and melted butter. Pour this into the dry ingredients and stir. Measure out two tablespoons into six of the muffin spots, sprinkle each with a teaspoon of the cinna-sugar and divvy up the remaining batter over top of each muffin {about a tablespoon and a half}. Use a toothpick or skewer and swirl the batter.
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From celebrities buying up land slated for the future runway through to flash mob picnics in Heathrow's terminal building and protesters storming runways and occupying the roof of the Houses of Parliament, there's no doubt that aviation expansion is a political hot potato in the UK right now. But while the UK Conservative Party has taken a stand against a third runway, adocating for more investment in rail instead, the Labour government is not listening. And today they voted in favour of expanding the UK's largest airport , despite a last minute rebellion by Members of Parliament. More from the UK's Telegraph newspaper:
MPs voted by a margin of just 19 to support the plans unveiled by Geoff Hoon, the Transport Secretary, earlier this month, with a number of Labour backbenchers rebelling against the proposals.
More than 25 Labour MPs rebelled against the plans. The Tories said that around 30 Labour backbenchers who had previously opposed the third runway but voted with the Government would face the consequences among their constituents at the next election.
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Contractually Exclude Competitors, Attorney Suggests at BevNET Live
With knowledge of some legal terminology and a well-prepared plan, your brand can avoid a suffocating contract and keep investors interested.
At least, that's what a group of lawyers told BevNET Live attendees during a breakout session in which they covered everything from trademark law to buyout terms.
After a lunch break that included networking, relaxation and beverage sampling, the conference's first day offered two hour-long breakout periods, one of which identified legal issues worth knowing for entrepreneurs looking to avoid common mistakes.
Justin Prochnow, partner at Greenberg Traurig LLC, Nick Giannuzzi, founder of the Giannuzzi Group LLC, and Scott Greenburg, partner at K&L Gates ran the session.
To better prepare startups before they approach investors, Giannuzzi outlined a few points commonly found in contracts, such as product exclusivity and non-competition, length of term and renewal terms, termination without "cause" (buyout amount, buyout calculation method), right to service "excluded accounts," shifting legal burden to a distributor and protecting your product. Every distributor has its own ideal contract in mind, Giannuzzi said, and brands need to ask themselves if their plan is compatible with that of the distributor so they don't lock themselves into a restrictive deal.
"As the brand, you want to fight to have certain accounts to be excluded," Giannuzzi said.
Prochnow made the reason for his presence known rather immediately.
"There's a real lack of understanding of some of the core principles of intellectual property," he said.
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Trade secrets include formulas, practices, processes, designs, instruments, patterns or compilations of information that aren't generally known or reasonably ascertainable. With this information that is unknown by the public, a business can obtain an economic advantage over competitors or customers. Prochnow used the Coca-Cola recipe as an example.
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Copyrights are a form of protection for original works of authorship fixed in a tangible medium of expression.
"You're not copyrighting the ideas or the actual facts," Prochnow said. "You're copyrighting the form of those facts."
With a strong grounding in the legal details behind launching a business, a startup would be wise to digest Greenburg's advice before reaching out to investors. Greenburg noted that brands targeting investors of any kind should prepare a compelling and entertaining presentation, a detailed business plan tailored to investors and answers to any relevant question.
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New White Paper and Webinar Provide Foundation for Selecting Tokenization Solutions and Insight Into PCI DSS Compliance
New White Paper and Webinar Provide Foundation for Selecting Tokenization Solutions and Insight Into PCI DSS Compliance
STAMFORD, CT--(Marketwire - Feb 8, 2012) - Protegrity USA, Inc. a leading provider of end-to-end data security solutions, has joined forces with Securosis, an information security research firm, to address the confusion around the PCI DSS tokenization guidelines administered by the PCI Council in August and help companies evaluate and select a tokenization solution.
On February 15, 2012, Protegrity will hold a webinar featuring Securosis analyst and CTO Adrian Lane and Ulf Mattsson, CTO of Protegrity and the inventor of Protegrity Tokenization. Together, Lane and Mattsson will explore how to deploy tokenization solutions within the scope of the Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard and their perspectives on how the data security community can benefit from this promising technology.
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Great post OP really outdated but still a good read. Funny how there was never really a update on it. Is there a way to find out the names of the people who were working on the dig?
Should be used to it I guess...
Where is the update on the Pyramid shaft, the lead coffin burrito, the lake Vosik anomaly, the Baltic sea annomaly and so many more...
There were "rumors" that US Army, during the War, has found some strange ancient artifacts in the Iraqi desert and secretively... missed out. Maybe this is one of them.
Dateline: 03/25/03
When the Gulf War ended, looters smuggled thousands of artifacts out of Iraq. Many other priceless monuments from thousands of years old civilizations were left lying around to be destroyed carelessly and casually. With the new U.S. - Iraq war, the specter looms of smart bombs hitting thousands upon thousands of archaeological treasure troves. This is such a serious concern that the Pentagon employed a team of archaeologists to mark out the precious spots. Even assuming the team had enough information from earlier trips to the area to map everything, and assuming the Pentagon had enough time to apply the data, there would still be the probability that no matter how smart the bombs, they would occasionally err. But that is not the case, and there are many archaeological sites in Iraq that haven't been explored. There is a real likelihood of massive destruction of six or seven thousand-year-old treasures from the cradle of the world's civilizations -- Mesopotamia (modern Iraq), the land between the Tigris and Euphrates Rivers.
In the months preceding the 2003 Iraq war, starting in December and January, various antiquities experts, including representatives from the American Council for Cultural Policy asked the Pentagon and the UK government to ensure the museum's safety from both combat and looting. Although promises were not made, U.S. forces did avoid bombing the site.
GREAT Exhibition at PergamonMuseum in Berlin
Thu 25 April - Sun 8 September 2013
Uruk. 5000 Years of the Megacity.
The excavation
After the German Oriental Society was granted the necessary license from the Ottoman Empire, German teams commenced excavation work in Uruk in November 1912. The turbulent political situation and ensuing military conflict soon put a stop to their endeavour, setting a trend that has sadly continued to affect work at the site repeatedly to this day. More than forty excavation campaigns have taken place so far in all. Even though less than five percent of the huge area that once made up the city has been explored so far, the current findings provide us with a wealth of details on the ancient Near-Eastern city of Uruk.
A 2006 FBI task force investigated defense contractors suspected of bribery and fraud also discovered some were also collecting and smuggling Iraqi artifacts into the United States.
Through the investigation, agents discovered the terra cotta pieces which the FBI Art Crime Team verified as authentic.
"In addition to identifying a significant contract fraud scheme, we get to return to the people of Iraq these priceless, ancient artifacts," said Ronald Hosko, Special Agent in Charge of the Criminal Division at the FBI's Washington Field Office.
Other pieces were discovered on Craigslist, an Internet advertising service.
In September 2010, undercover agents contacted an antiques seller, then a member of the U.S. Army, advertising on the site.
Agents met him in his home, where he showed off a thick slab of marble from Saddam Hussein's palace in Baghdad. Before the piece was seized, the man explained he bought the marble from a vendor in Iraq.
The United States has returned about 1,200 artifacts to Iraq, said Kumar Kibble, deputy director of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency.
The value of the returned items has not been determined, and not all of them were priceless.
Iraqi diplomats in Germany have stopped the sale of 28 Mesopotamian artifacts believed to have been smuggled from the country in the years since the 2003-U.S. invasion.
Meanwhile, artifacts are surprisingly absent from the ever-hungry illegal market. "Artifacts aren't turning up yet," says Seth Richardson of Chicago's Oriental Institute. "The market's too hot. People don't want to trade them, for good reasons and
bad." "We'll probably have to wait four or five years for this stuff to turn up. And it could be anywhere -- London, New York, Geneva, Tokyo."
What is known is the shocking breadth of looting, with satellite images showing ancient sites turned into chessboards of square-shaped holes. "There's been more dirt moved after the (2003) war by looters than there ever was by archaeologists and looters combined before the war," says Stone.
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Awesome discovery at Uruk in Iraq where archeologist of the Bavarian department of Historical Monuments in Munich believe they may have found the lost tomb of King Gilgamesh, the Hero, the semi-god/human, the giant of the Sumerian oldest epic saga in history, written on a set of thousands inscribed clay tablets .
(The so called "Anu.nna.ki" saga...)
In the book - actually a set of inscribed clay tablets - Gilgamesh was described as having been buried under the Euphrates, in a tomb apparently constructed when the waters of the ancient river parted following his death.
Honor to the King!
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SnF Arken!
Did you know that the statue that depicts him, he is clutching a Lion!
That's one big dude (I could still drop him with my M24 though )
The way things are going, I sometimes wonder if the Nephilim will return.
Originally posted by Hopechest
You know that the religious community are going to be extremely nervous about this. That's all they need is more writings to prove the Bible was ripped off of Sumerian text.
Originally posted by stirling
Should the city be Uruk, and Gilgamesh prove a real character
It then puts a greater stamp of authenticity for the Annuaki story as well does it not?
The Sumerians didnt bull# us maybe?


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~~Jackie Douglas Olson, Sr., 77, widower of Shelby Jean Olson, died Wednesday, August 2, 2017 at Lake Marion Nursing Facility in Summerton.
Born in Charleston, WV, he was the son of the late Merriell Clayton Olson and Ethel Pickens Olson. Mr. Olson met the love of his life, at age 12 in West Virginia. He knew he had to marry her the minute they met. He was utterly devoted to her for 46 wonderful, loving years of marriage till her passing. Jackie and Shelby moved to Sumter after he joined the USAF, and was stationed at Shaw Air Force Base. He also spent time all around the world. He really liked Okinawa. After his service he moved his family back to West Virginia. He was a hard worker his whole life, working for a newspaper there for a few years. He then moved everyone back to Sumter. He retired from Goodwin Volkswagen Honda with more than 32 years of service. He also worked for Bullock Funeral Home for about 12 years. He will be remembered as an honest, straight forward man with a great sense of humor that enjoyed helping people. He was a loving father and a rare soul that will truly be missed. Mr. Olson was a member of Hickory Road Baptist Church, and he was a 3rd degree Mason.
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Ashcroft imprisoned by Reno legacy?
Editor's note: James Sanders, a former police officer turned investigative reporter, co-wrote this report. Sanders is the author of "The Downing of TWA Flight 800" and "Altered Evidence," among other books.
As Attorney General John Ashcroft wrestles to gain control of the 120,000
employee-strong Justice Department, the legacy of former Attorney General
Janet Reno lives on. Nowhere is this more evident than in the continuation
of Reno's assault on the First Amendment's freedom of the press, a subject
about which Jim and Liz Sanders know more than they would like.
The subject shot into the headlines this week when Vanessa Leggett, a
freelance journalist and writing teacher at the University of Houston, was
imprisoned at the insistence of Justice Department lawyers. The 31-year-old journalist was imprisoned after a secret federal court hearing – from which the public and press was barred. The federal judge, whose name is also considered secret, jailed Leggett when she refused to turn over her journalist's "work product."
Leggett was developing articles and a book related to a Texas murder in
which the Justice Department, for unknown reasons, has taken an interest.
Justice moved in with little apparent regard for the United States
Constitution. Its employment of a secret court hearing, an anonymous judge,
contempt charges for refusing to turn over the "work product" (which
federal law prohibits the feds from seizing) reminded the Sanderses of their
own painful experience in the investigation of TWA 800 when they were both
indicted and convicted of conspiracy after refusing to turn over their
sources inside the investigation. They had hoped that this sort of pressure
would have come to an end with the change of administration, but it
apparently has not.
What has changed, however, is press interest. The arrest and conviction
of the Sanderses elicited scarcely a peep from the establishment media.
Leggett's arrest, by contrast, has caught their attention. The reason?
They can now blame any such infringements on the Ashcroft Justice
There may very well be an infringement of the law. The federal Privacy
Protection Act of 1980 (42 U.S.C., section 2000aa) makes it illegal for the Justice Department to attempt to seize a journalist's "work product" – that is, the materials the reporter has herself created. PPA gives any journalist harmed by this Act the right to sue the federal government without its permission, authorizing the injured journalist to collect actual
damages and punitive damages. The Act also permits the injured journalist to sue John Ashcroft and any identifiable justice Department personnel for violations of tort law and the Constitution.
How involved is John Ashcroft? Good question. The 1980 PPA mandates an entire chain of events that must occur before any Justice Department lawyer can stand before a federal judge and demand that a journalist be imprisoned to coerce the turnover of any documents. At the top of the chain is the attorney general. He must inspect what the
Justice Department has done to ensure that the rules, regulations and case
law have been honored. He, and he alone, had the authority to authorize the
incarceration of journalist Vanessa Leggett.
If Ashcroft were misled by his staff – many, if not most, of whom are
holdovers from the Clinton administration – the PPA demands that he
discipline those who have misled him. He can use internal disciplinary
procedures, terminate and/or criminally prosecute Justice Department
personnel who have deceived him.
If the rule of law is to prevail, John Ashcroft must investigate the steps
that have led to Leggett's incarceration. Title 18, section 1001, makes
deception in this process a felony. Title 18, section 241, makes it a civil-rights felony violation for Justice Department personnel to impede a journalist's investigation of wrongdoing (controlling case law is appropriately named "Screws").
But long before all this plays out within the Justice Department and
federal judiciary, lawyers must come forward who are willing to represent
Vanessa Leggett on a contingency basis – did we neglect to mention the
PPA says the federal Treasury will pay the lawyers if Leggett prevails
in federal civil court? She has the right to sue the federal government
without its permission for attempting to seize her "work product." The
civil case could be filed tomorrow morning if competent legal representation
came forward today.
The federal government, including Congress, would be put on notice that
this potential Justice Department violation of the PPA Act has significant
financial implications, which grow with each minute that the process continues.
The PPA Act does not prohibit the illegal incarceration of Vanessa
Leggett. PPA gives her an immediate means of attacking and punishing those
within the Justice Department for initiating that incarceration, if
improper, and continuing to punish illegal acts as they occur.
Her imprisonment will certainly become more bearable if competent legal
assistance comes forward and begins to counterattack the forces within the
Justice Department that continue the Reno legacy of constitutional
Contact information for those who care enough to take action – mail this
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For Years Dick Bennett, Who Grew Up In Wisconsin, Dreamed Of Being Wisconsin's Basketball Coach And Michigan Native Tom Izzo Dreamed Of Having The Head Job At Michigan State. As The 1995-96 Season Begins, Those Dreams Are A Reality.
By Skip Myslenski, Tribune College Basketball Writer
November 22, 1995
It is never easy surrendering a dream, but now Dick Bennett faced that sobering moment. He was renowned nationally, idolized in his state, highly lauded for the work he had done at Wisconsin-Stevens Point and Wisconsin-Green Bay. Yet the one job he had coveted, the job at Wisconsin in Madison, had...
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The Sports Xchange By Andrew Wagner, The Sports Xchange Virginia's Bennett loses Green Bay homecoming ASHWAUBENON, Wis. -- Tony Bennett's homecoming was bittersweet. The Virginia Cavaliers' coach was born and raised in Green Bay and -- while playing for his father, Dick Bennett -- led the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay Phoenix to lofty heights, including the program's first trip to the NCAA tournament. Bennett, still the program's all-time leader with 601...
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January 23, 1998
The dead of a Wisconsin winter is no time to be looking for a new coat. So even after his son Sam quit the Wisconsin basketball team, Louie Okey refused to part with a seasonal staple of his wardrobe. "I wear my Badger coat around here and people say, `What the hell are you doing, Louie?' " Louie Okey said. "Hey, I'm still a Badger fan." Louie can't help it. Neither could Sam. And therein lies the tale of a college basketball marriage that probably shouldn't have happened,...
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March 16, 2007
I don't care about who was snubbed, but I'm writing to tell you your comment about the Badgers in Whizzer's predictions was idiotic. (March 13) Please explain to me how a team which has the third-highest scoring offense and third-best scoring defense in the Big Ten is boring? A team which was ranked in the top five all year, and has a national player of the year candidate? I'll give you a little research that it seems like you aren't aware of: Dick Bennett stopped coaching the team six years ago.
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By DOUG FOX
March 16, 2007
I don't care about who was snubbed, but I'm writing to tell you your comment about the Badgers in Whizzer's predictions was idiotic. (March 13) Please explain to me how a team which has the third-highest scoring offense and third-best scoring defense in the Big Ten is boring? A team which was ranked in the top five all year, and has a national player of the year candidate? I'll give you a little research that it seems like you aren't aware of: Dick Bennett stopped coaching the team six years ago.
Ryan wins over Badgers faithful
By Robyn Norwood, Tribune Newspapers: Los Angeles Times
February 25, 2007
Wisconsin was No. 1 in the Associated Press poll for only two days before losing at Michigan State on Tuesday, but they've already named a basketball court after coach Bo Ryan in the Badger State. That's not in Madison, but in Platteville, where Ryan won four NCAA Division III national championships as coach at Wisconsin-Platteville during his 15 years at the school. The court was dedicated in his honor last month. Those titles didn't count for much in the minds of Wisconsin fans who...
New job for Bennett reported
By Tribune news services
March 27, 2003
Washington State is expected to name former Wisconsin basketball coach Dick Bennett as its head coach to replace Paul Graham, the Wisconsin State Journal and ESPN.com reported Wednesday. Bennett reportedly informed school officials Wednesday of his decision to take the job. The school is scheduling a news conference Saturday, sources said. Bennett's son, Tony, an assistant coach with the Badgers, will join his father at Washington State, sources said. Dick Bennett, 59, retired abruptly...
New Pac-10 more bump and less run
By Skip Myslenski
February 19, 2007
As the conference churns ... The forward, on the game's second possession, got the ball down low, where he was quickly double-teamed and jarred into committing a turnover. No whistle blew. Another forward, on the game's sixth possession, blindly dribbled into a double-team, where he was treated like a pinata until he lost the ball. Again, no whistle blew. On the fast break created by that mugging, the swingman was soaring toward the basket until the guard grabbed him by a...
Bennett Honored As Big Little Man
April 17, 1992
University of Wisconsin-Green Bay point guard Tony Bennett has been named the outstanding senior collegiate basketball player who is 6 feet tall or under. Bennett will receive the Francis Pomeroy Naismith Award on May 9 during the annual enshrinement ceremonies at the basketball Hall of Fame. The winner is selected by a panel from the National Association of Basketball Coaches. The 6-foot Bennett is the school's all-time leading scorer with 2,285 points. "This is kind of a capper of...
Not beloved in key state, but Clinton is tops in poll
By Charles M. Madigan, a Tribune senior editor and correspondent
August 15, 2006
You would think that it's too early to be pondering the Democratic presidential campaign for 2008, but that just shows how far out of touch normal people are compared to people who write about politics, who, I must confess, being one of them, are not normal. It would be a fine time now, for example, to be cruising around New Hampshire asking any Democrat you can find this juicy question: "Just exactly how much do you hate Hillary Clinton?" Is that Dr. Seuss I hear? ...
Griffith To Settle Nba Question
May 10, 1995
Center Rashard Griffith, who withdrew from the University of Wisconsin last month, plans a Friday news conference to announce his NBA plans, his mother says. "Friday, it'll all be over," Elaine Griffith said in apparent reference to her son's expected announcement that he will enter the pro draft after two seasons with the Badgers. Sunday is the deadline for underclassmen to announce their intention to enter the draft. Griffith, a 6-foot-11-inch center who starred at King High School,...
Family tradition
By David Haugh, Tribune staff reporter
March 1, 2006
As he often does in the quiet of the Oklahoma night, Tulsa 66ers coach Joey Meyer thought of his dad, Ray, after one practice earlier this week. The college basketball coaching torch being passed recently from father to son at Texas Tech, Oklahoma State and Washington State prompted Meyer to reflect on the nearly 30 years he spent playing for, assisting and ultimately succeeding the DePaul legend. "Of all the emotional things I went through, I really enjoyed being his assistant most," Meyer said Tuesday...
Bennett High On Nu's Harmsen
By Neil Milbert
January 30, 1996
When Northwestern's 6-foot-10-inch freshman Joe Harmsen was playing high school basketball at Goodrich in Fond du Lac, Wis., he was heavily recruited by Dick Bennett, then the coach at Wisconsin-Green Bay. "Harmsen is my kind of player," said Bennett, now in his first season as Wisconsin's coach. "He's a big banger who has hands and can shoot. I'd love to have had him at Green Bay. Maybe if he had decided to come I wouldn't have left." Young guns: Northwestern coach Ricky Byrdsong has been...
Demons should follow Badgers' blueprint
April 18, 2005
Back in 1992, when basketball was still a bottom-feeder at Wisconsin, the Badgers made a splash by hiring former Knicks coach Stu Jackson to guide their program. He brought them publicity and immediate name recognition. And then he fled, exiting after just two seasons to run the expansion Vancouver Grizzlies. Stan Van Gundy, his assistant, succeeded him for a year. But then he was fired and replaced by little-known Dick Bennett. Bennett's hiring caused barely a ripple and produced none...
Bennett's fountain of youth
By From Tribune news services
November 14, 2004
Washington State coach Dick Bennett says he feels more like a coach again now that he is embarking on his second year since coming out of retirement to take over the Cougars' program last season. "I know that I'm into the full swing of coaching this year," said Bennett, who enjoyed a successful four-year run as the coach at Wisconsin. "You can tell because I had a chance last Sunday to go golfing, and I chose to watch tape of practice. So while my retired friends are disgusted with me, I...
McCants ill, misses game
February 23, 2005
North Carolina forward Rashad McCants missed Tuesday's 81-71 win at North Carolina State with an intestinal disorder. McCants has felt ill since the Feb. 13 game at Connecticut and missed much of the second half of Saturday's home game against Clemson with an upset stomach. In a release, trainer Marc Davis said doctors didn't know when McCants would return to the lineup. The 6-foot-4-inch junior is the Tar Heels' second-leading scorer, averaging 15.8 points per game. He has made a...
Bennett: Not A Job Candidate
By Skip Myslenski
March 17, 1995
Here is what Wisconsin-Green Bay coach Dick Bennett said Thursday about the vacant job at Wisconsin, which is reportedly interested in hiring him: "I'm not a candidate. Right now that's all I want to say. Sometimes, in trying to be too accommodating, you say something you may regret. So let's just say I'm not a candidate, nor have I asked to be one. "It's not the preoccupation that I'm interested in now. Meaning I don't even want to allow myself to lose energy thinking of it at this point in...
Bennett's fountain of youth
By From Tribune news services
November 14, 2004
Washington State coach Dick Bennett says he feels more like a coach again now that he is embarking on his second year since coming out of retirement to take over the Cougars' program last season. "I know that I'm into the full swing of coaching this year," said Bennett, who enjoyed a successful four-year run as the coach at Wisconsin. "You can tell because I had a chance last Sunday to go golfing, and I chose to watch tape of practice. So while my retired friends are disgusted with me, I...
Bennett Staying On Badgers' Bench
By Jack Thompson
April 10, 2000
Dick Bennett will return to Wisconsin next season, trying to build on the success of the Badgers' improbable run to the Final Four. Bennett spent the past week considering retirement after Wisconsin lost 53-41 to national champion Michigan State. But while taping his weekly television show, which aired Sunday on WISC-TV in Madison, Bennett confirmed his desire to return for a sixth season as the Badgers' coach. "Yes I'm returning. I think it's still in God's plans for me," Bennett said.
Salukis 10-0 in Valley
February 1, 2004
Darren Brooks scored 13 points and LaMar Owen added 12 points and 11 rebounds as Southern Illinois improved to 10-0 in the Missouri Valley Conference with a 63-53 victory Saturday night over visiting Northern Iowa. The Salukis (16-2), off to their best start in conference play, had a 43-34 rebounding edge over the Panthers (11-7, 6-4). David Gruber led Northern Iowa with 16 points and eight rebounds and Matt Schneiderman added 12 points. Rhode Island woes Rhode Island has informed the...
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GOYA Teen Forum
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The mission of Paradosi ("Tradition") is to share the Orthodox Christian faith, celebrate Hellenism, and create meaningful relationships between participants. This award winning program is designed to bring the Orthodox Christian youth together in fellowship for education in six core areas: faith, dance, music, culture, history, and language.
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While most 21 year old U.S citizens are dreaming of college graduation, Luisa*, a young South American woman, dreamed of a life free from violence and pain. Brutally and repeatedly beaten by her domestic partner, she could not count on the police for help. The police brushed off the abuse as "a family problem she would need to figure out herself." Furious that Luisa had the courage to call the authorities, her partner's rage intensified and the abuse became even more vicious. To save her own life, Luisa secretly fled to the U.S. with only the clothes on her back.
After joining a friend in Pennsylvania in early 2015, Luisa was referred to the CARES Clinic by a non-profit immigration resource center. With the assistance of a CARES team of student attorneys, Jen Healey '17 and Danny White '16, she submitted an asylum application in immigration court. Luisa began to build a new life.
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AP High Court Recruitment 2017, Application, Notification for various post available at www.hc.tap.nic.in:
High Court of Andhra Pradesh (AP High Court) has issued employment notification for the recruitment of Law Clerks, Application has been started so aspirant or job seekers who are interested and who have education and qualification as per notification they should apply over here before last date.
As we cam to know through www.jobdhaba.in that Application of AP High Court will be closed on 04 August 2017. So all aspirants or job seekers are requested to fill up application form and all process as early as possible. As we know due to large number of recruitment has been issued and thousands of candidates will be applying, so the competition will be tough. For more details regarding AP High Court Recruitment 2017 just log on to official website www.hc.tap.nic.in
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With Manchester United having been crowned Premier League champions for 2012/13, let's look at where Manchester City could improve for next year's campaign.
Marouane Fellaini | Everton
This season, City have yet again had an exceptional defensive record. In the 36 Premier League games played so far, only 31 goals have been conceded. This is heavily down to the Citizens' incredibly talented defenders.
Matija Nastasic has had an incredible season and, as expected, skipper Vincent Kompany has been solid. However, I believe that what City have lacked this season is strength and energy in central midfield. While many will argue that Yaya Toure demonstrates these qualities, the Ivorian powerhouse is best deployed in an advanced position; demonstrated by outstanding performances, particularly in the FA Cup.
Javi Garcia, signed for £16m last August from Benfica, has been yet another letdown transfer for City, while Gareth Barry has been fairly inconsistent.
I believe that Marouane Fellaini, who reportedly has a £22m buyout clause, would be a devastating addition to City's midfield. The 25-year old Belgian has scored 11 goals and created five more this season, guiding Everton to a probable sixth-place finish, above bitter rivals Liverpool.
Christian Eriksen | Ajax
Another area where I believe that Manchester City have under-performed this season is in the "creative three" of the preferred 4-2-3-1 formation.
While James Milner has been consistent throughout, players like Samir Nasri and, surprisingly, the miraculous magician David Silva, have not performed to their fullest potential this season. Both Silva and Nasri, in particular, have begun to provide quality performances as of late.
Despite this, I expect Nasri to move on in the summer, making way for a young, quality central attacking midfielder, who has bags of potential.
With Borussia Dortmund starlet Mario Gotze having agreed to join German big guns and rivals Bayern Munich, I expect City's director of football Txiki Begiristain to launch a bid for the 21-year-old Denmark international, who currently has eight goals to his name in the Eredivisie.
Eriksen showed huge promise in Champions League fixtures against City in the group stages, displaying an array of both passing and shooting ability.
Edinson Cavani | Napoli
Last, but by no means least, is Uruguay forward Edinson Cavani.
The Napoli hit-man has netted a total of 28 goals this season, including a remarkable 23 goals in Serie A. Manchester City have lacked a consistent goalscorer this season, with Edin Dzeko surprisingly at the head of the table.
Former skipper, Carlos Tevez, is still in the dark over a possible new contract, and compatriot Sergio Aguero has suffered from several injuries throughout the course of the campaign.
The Napoli star won't come in cheap, with Napoli claiming that they won't sell the Uruguayan for anything less than his apparent £52m buyout clause, although a part-exchange deal involving Dzeko could reduce the fee to a more plausible £25-30m.
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