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As the newspaper's new VP-ethnic publications and sales, Ms. Medina manages the marketing of five multicultural supplements: Viva New York, Kwanzaa Fest, Caribbeat, AIDS Awareness and BET Weekend, the latter in partnership with cable TV's BET network. Every week, one is tucked inside the Sunday edition of the Daily News.
Ms. Medina is the Daily News' first Latina VP, and she takes great pride in her rise through the ranks from an entry-level position.
Her path as a prominent New York sales executive has been a circuitous one. She grew up in Spanish Harlem, where she developed a passion for theater, music and fine arts. After the death of both of her parents when she was 21, Ms. Medina worked as a receptionist at a law school and moonlighted as a nightclub singer to pay bills. After several club gigs, she decided to pursue a job in the entertainment industry.
In 1975, she applied for a position at New York's WABC-TV and landed a sales job. She initially failed a typing test but after practicing daily for weeks she passed. She applied similar dogged determination to the new job, and eventually worked her way into programming.
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In 1984, the year before Capital Cities Communications bought ABC, Ms. Medina felt it was time to move on. After a brief stint as manager of a rock 'n' roll band, she went to the Daily News. She started in classified advertising, and over 12 years climbed the ladder, moving from classified to telemarketing and other sales posts.
Ms. Medina has secured such major ad clients as Heineken USA's Heineken beer, Nestle USA's Libby's canned foods and Federated Department Stores' Macy's, challenging them to redirect their ad campaigns to targeted audiences.
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Like all of Two Hour Wargames' rules, this one is based on reaction, so you never know whether your toys are going to do exactly what you paln. Fog of War!
5 Shermans M4A4 Shermans with the 75mm gun were sent on patrol to see if the area ahead was clear for advance. It wasn't. And thereby hangs a tale...
In HHNF, each member of the tank crew has his own Rep which denotes his ability to perform his appointed tasks. These are rolled for on a table. So 3 of the Shermans had Rep 5 (very good) tank commanders, and the remaining 2 had Rep 4, not bad. Gunners varried from Rep 4 to 5. Loaders were mostly Rep 3 (low average). This would be a factor in the game.
The game was played on a 3' x 3' table, lain out in a 3 by 3 grid, not visible on the table. It's just for initially locating the PEF's, Possible Enemy Force, before they are revealed.
Here is the original layout with the Shermans coming in at number 8 on the grid.
I don't really have any 1/144th terrain, so I used a 15mm farm as the only building. The green 3D clumps are representing trees. The green felt represents hills and the tan felt a depression. Two PEF's appeared in 1 & 3, out of the picture on the upper left and right. The third PEF appeared in 5, where there is no cover. PEF's normally appear in cover and continue to hide as long as possible, while advancing toward the enemy.
This was an unusual situation caused by my leaving a blank area in the center of the table. The Shermans are numbered 1-3 in the front row, with 1 being the platoon commander in the center tank. The second row are imaginatively numbered 4 & 5. This is Turn 1 and the Shermans advance onto the table. And immediately reveal the PEF in front of them to be: the worse possible roll, 6 more than your unit. (This is a BIG mistake. Rolling 6 should only add 3 more than your unit!) The only German tanks that I have in that quantity are Panzer IV-H's with superior guns to the Shermans!
Luckily for the Shermans, they win the In Sight, allowing them to get off the first shots. (Normally, I would roll up the crews for each Pz IV-H, but with 11 of them, I just made their crews all Rep 4. Fudging, I know!) The Shermans disable the first 3 tanks in line with 4 shots, blocking Line Of Sight for the Pz IV-H's behind them.
None of the front-line Shermans were able to reload quickly enough to be able to return shots until their next activation (Rep 3 Loaders, remember?), and #3 couldn't even try again until the next activation. Tank #4 had no targets and #5 was able to reload quickly. The Germans got no activation, due to rolling higher than their Rep.
On turn 2, the Activation dice were Germans 6 (no activation) and US 1. Since standing in the open was not wise, they split up, the front row going left around the trees to their left, and the back row going to the right, also around the trees. Sherman #3 finally reloads when next Active, so is unable to shoot this turn, and remains in hiding.
Shermans 4 & 5 round the trees and win the In Sight with the few Germans who can see them. #5, with the best gunner in the platoon, hits a tank in the side and destroys it. #4 fires at another Pz IV-H, but his round bounces off, and the German destroys him. When tanks are destroyed (exploded), any friendly tank within 4" must take a Crises Test, since seeing your buddies turn into pink mist can be unnerving. 1 tank in the second German platoon Ducks Back (hides from the destroyer, a temporary situation). In the 3rd German platoon, another tank Ducked Back, and in the 4th platoon, 1 tank left the table.
Turn 3 Germans 2 Americans 4
Tank 1 & 2 tie their In Sight with a couple of tanks on the Germans' right flank and #1 explodes another German tank. Tank #3 still must reload. #2 has no target. Here I made a mistake. In Sights are not tied in HHNF, but are rerolled. As a result, the destroyed German tank destroys Sherman #2. Sherman #1 Ducks Back, but #3 is okay, but still unloaded.
On the right flank, Sherman #5 advances to the sand pit and again wins the In Sight. He fires again, and explodes another Panzer IV-H. As a result of all the damage to the Germans, the remainders of the 3rd platoon Ducks Back, and both the commander and the remaining tank of the 4th platoon leave the battlefield.
Now the Germans activate. The PEF on the right of Sherman #1 is revealed to be 3 more Panzer IV-H's. Sherman #1 wins the In Sight and Ducks Back, since he doesn't like 3 to 1 odds. The PEF on the left moves forward, but remains hidden.. The commander of German platoon 3 moves to the front of Sherman #5, who is not reloaded, so he Ducks Back.
Turn 4 Germans 4 Americans 2The commander of the new German platoon advances on Sherman #1, and loses the In Sight to him. Sherman #1 fires, and his shell bounces off. The German tank returns fire, and explodes Sherman #1, the platoon commander. That's enough burning Shermans, so the 2 remaining leave the field on my decision.
Mistakes? I've made a few (hey, isn't that a song?). I had an In Sight as simultaneous, which is wrong. It should be a reroll. I rolled doubles for activation twice, and forgot that could bring reinforcements, I think. Can't find it at the moment. My biggest mistake was when I rolled a 6 on enemy forces, I added the 6 instead of the 3, as called for. Oh, yes. Since the Germans held the field, they could recover their damaged tanks, and two were repairable. So the Shermans only destroyed 4 tanks for their loss of 3. But we know that the Americans can replace Shermans much more easily than the Germans can replace anything.

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|Self Portrait of e.e cummings
Poetry, is not for everyone, and I myself am not always astute or adept at pulling meaning from poems. Once I had a poetry class in college though and I enjoyed it immensely. When I took the time to try and decipher meaning it was a challenge, and not one I always succeeded in, but fun none the less. It's difficult for me to describe the emotions poetry can elicit. They are like lyrical word puzzles that can even be artistic in the case of a poet like e.e. cummings.
e.e. cummings is one of my favorite poets. Edward Estlin Cummings was an American artist in every sense of the word. He wrote poetry, plays and essays and also liked to draw and paint. Cummings lived from 1894 - 1962 and throughout his life he published thousands of poems. Some of his poems stand out for the way in which he chose to artistically arrange language or use symbols and punctuation. His choices were pointed though and not made willy nilly. Many of his poem's themes are basic themes surrounding life, love and nature.
I decided to focus on two of his poems I particularly enjoy here.
[i carry your heart with me(i carry it in]
By E. E. Cummings
i carry your heart with me(i carry it in
my heart)i am never without it(anywhere
i go you go,my dear;and whatever is done
by only me is your doing,my darling)
i fear
no fate(for you are my fate,my sweet)i want
no world(for beautiful you are my world,my true)
and it's you are whatever a moon has always meant
and whatever a sun will always sing is you
here is the deepest secret nobody knows
(here is the root of the root and the bud of the bud
and the sky of the sky of a tree called life;which grows
higher than soul can hope or mind can hide)
and this is the wonder that's keeping the stars apart
i carry your heart(i carry it in my heart)
I love this poem from cummings because of how it both simplifies and magnifies love. The way I read it might be different from how others do, but I think that is part of what art and poetry is. The form and shape it takes can be different for all of us. I think this poem capture's the essence of love beautifully.
I'm not going to break down the poem verse by verse, but give a couple of thoughts I have from it.
Some people look at their fears as being all consuming and that which can encompass our minds. cummings looks for a word stronger and more encompassing then fear to describe love. So what can be more encompassing than fear? How about fate? Only that what is meant to be beyond reason or feeling.
He says that love is the " root of the root and the bud of the bud and the sky of the sky", so ultimately he's saying love is the very foundation of all. Of everything both seen and unseen. Of what's in us (the root which exists below ground and can not be seen) of what is us (the bud or the beautiful people we are) and what exists all around us (the sky, a boundless expanse).
I also like this poem a lot because of the criticism that was sometime directed at cummings for his erotic poetry. He wasn't some pervert, he was an observer of life, and critics of his erotic poetry should take all of his poetry into account. He was someone who realized that both romanticism and eroticism are parts of life, and he did not hide from the subject of either in his poems.
Another romantic poem of cummings and one of my favorite poems ever is [anyone lived in a pretty how town]
[anyone lived in a pretty how town]
By E. E. Cummings
anyone lived in a pretty how town
(with up so floating many bells down)
spring summer autumn winter
he sang his didn't he danced his did.
Women and men(both little and small)
cared for anyone not at all
they sowed their isn't they reaped their same
sun moon stars rain
children guessed(but only a few
and down they forgot as up they grew
autumn winter spring summer)
that noone loved him more by more
when by now and tree by leaf
she laughed his joy she cried his grief
bird by snow and stir by still
anyone's any was all to her
someones married their everyones
laughed their cryings and did their dance
(sleep wake hope and then)they
said their nevers they slept their dream
stars rain sun moon
(and only the snow can begin to explain
how children are apt to forget to remember
with up so floating many bells down)
one day anyone died i guess
(and noone stooped to kiss his face)
busy folk buried them side by side
little by little and was by was
all by all and deep by deep
and more by more they dream their sleep
noone and anyone earth by april
wish by spirit and if by yes.
Women and men(both dong and ding)
summer autumn winter spring
reaped their sowing and went their came
sun moon stars rain
This poem is again a beautiful depiction of love between two people. It does not glorify love or gloat about love and the poem does not beat it's chest so to speak. It minimizes the scope of love perhaps and it's effect on others but it celebrates and personalizes love as well. Two people in love could be anyone or noone. In a contradictory kind of way the poem focuses and highlights the individual without identify the individual by name. The names of the people do not matter, they're irrelevant. It's the love they've shared that is relevant. The two people in the poem can be people who pass by us each day and we take no note of. Or it could be us as we pass by others who take no notice of our lives. What matters is the love that exists between the two people who love one another. The seasons pass in the poem and time goes on as anyone and noone grow old together.
Perhaps my favorite line in any poem I've read is when cummings writes, "One day anyone died I guess (and noone stooped to kiss his face) * cummings spelling errors were often and perhaps always intentional*
Two words really bring home the privacy and personalization of love.... the words, "I guess" because not even the author knows or noticed when "anyone" died. The only person taking notice of his passing is noone who stooped to kiss him. It's such an innocent and gentle recognition of two people who have loved one another and spent their lives together immersed in each other, while the sun, moon, stars and rain circled around them.
Eventually they die without fan fare (but even then they remain together when buried side by side) and life goes on for the women and men (both dong and ding) who are all around. =)


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My 20-year-old son was diagnosed with type 1 six months ago. He is physically managing his disease very well, but, emotionally, I don't think he is managing it. He refuses to talk about it and gets very angry if I bring it up or ask any questions concerning his diabetes. It's almost as if we pretend that he doesn't have diabetes. I was wondering how long a healthy "grieving period" is and if it is okay for his health to be a subject that we don't talk about. Does there come a point that it is no longer healthy to avoid the subject? He is a college student who is home for the summer and he is working two jobs. There is a huge difference between his personality this summer with diabetes, than last summer, before he was diagnosed. He is moody, quick to lose his temper and very impatient. Please let me know if there is anything I should be doing, besides praying at this time?
It's certainly okay to let your son know that you are worried about him and that you have noticed changes in his mood that are concerning. Although he is an adult, he is living in your home for the summer, and you love him. Therefore, it's appropriate to let him know about what you are seeing and what you are worried about.
You can do a number of things to try and help your son, in addition to just letting him know you've noticed his struggles. You can offer to attend his next clinic visit with him for support. You can offer to either administer his insulin or check his blood sugars if there are times of the day that are difficult for him. You can offer to pay for counseling with someone who is an expert in working with individuals who have to adjust to life with a chronic disease. Also, the books Diabetes Burnout by William Polonsky and The Ten Keys to Helping Your Child Grow Up With Diabetes by Timothy Wysocki (both published by the American Diabetes Association) may help you understand your son's experiences a bit better. Your son may benefit from reading Dr. Polonsky's book himself.
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Lemon Tart and Cookfest 2009featured
The kitchen overflowed with bounty from the farmer's market gathered in the morning, and day turned into night as guests arrived, cooked, ate, added and subtracted from the feast. As ValleyZen described, the evening was "Quintessentially Silicon Valley" with lots of collective cooking, sharing ideas, and collaboration – "wiki-cooking" at its finest.
Adapted from The Berry Bible's Lemon Curd Cake recipe, by Janie Hibler
- Grated zest and juice of 2 large lemons (approximately ¼ cup juice)
- 1 cup sugar
- 4 tablespoons unsalted butter, cut into 1/2-inch pieces
- 2 large eggs, beaten
- ½ teaspoon vanilla
- 1 ½ sticks butter
- 2 cups flour
- ¾ cup sugar
- ½ cup almond meal
- ½ teaspoon almond extract
- 2 large eggs
- Prepare lemon curd: Place lemon zest, juice, sugar, butter, eggs, and vanilla in the top of a double boiler. Place over simmering water; top should not touch water. Cook, stirring constantly, until curd thickens enough to coat the back of a spoon, about 10 minutes. Remove top. Set aside to cool. Makes about 1 ½ cups.
- Prepare crust: Butter an 11-inch tart pan (with removable bottom) and line the bottom with parchment paper.
- Place remaining butter, flour, and sugar in a food processor. Process until mixture resembles bread crumbs.
- Add almond meal, almond extract, and eggs, and process until mixture forms a soft dough. Press two thirds of the dough into the bottom and up the sides of the pan, forming a crust about ¼-inch in thickness. Spread lemon curd on top. Crumble remaining dough over curd layer. Bake in a preheated 350 degree oven until golden brown, about 40-50 minutes. Cool in pan.
Tip: If you have the time, make extra lemon curd to jar and store in your fridge. That will cut down prep time in case you ever want to make a lemon tart spur of the moment! Also, when crumbling the dough on top, I like to leave some space around the bits of dough so that you can see the lemon curd in spots. Therefore, I find that I usually have enough dough in this recipe to make a little mini tart on the side – a treat for the cook 🙂
Recipe Source: LickMySpoon.com.
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A new, free booklet from the Michigan Bean Commission highlights black beans, one of the versatile and delicious varieties of dry beans. The brochure offers recipes for international fare, and features several ideas for this unique and different dry bean variety.
In addition to recipes, the brochure has information on the preparation of dry and canned beans in crockery cookers and microwaves, as well as by conventional means.
For a free copy, send a self-addressed, stamped, business-size envelope to Black Beans, P.O. Box 22037, Lansing, Mich., 48909.


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EVENT: 2012 Warrior Ride Across America
EVENT DATE: Sep 22, 2012
This is Fitz's 4thyear participating in the MC-LEF/TMF Warrior Ride. He has also actively supported our cause by competing in the following triathlons: Ironman USA – Lake Placid (2008, 2007, 2002 & 2000), Ironman 70.3 Eagleman (2007), and Ironman 70.3 St. Croix (2006). Currently, Fitz works for ICAP Patent Brokerage. He attended The College of the Holy Cross and Fairfield University, and studied History. His interests include golf and triathlons.
Here is the story:
Twelve (12) riders bicycle 3,200 miles across America from Oceanside, CA to Ground Zero New York, NY in nine (9) days. This event is an extension of the annual MC-LEF / Travis Manion Foundation ride from Washington DC to NYC.
Date: September 22 to September 30, 2012
Goal: To safely ride across America and in the process, raise national level awareness for our foundations. Our financial goal is to raise $1MM. All donations will be split evenly between MC-LEF and the Travis Manion Foundation.
- Dave Myers
- Carlo Pecori
- Dennis Doyle
- Matt Maloney
- Fitz Maloney
- Todd Maloney
- Kevin Coughlin
- Joseph Burke
- Grant Savage
- Matt Kern
- Ward Savage
- Pete Ernst
- Wade Zirkle
Support Crew:
- Jackson McCarthy
- Chris Wilkens
- David Melanoir Evans
- Mike Abrams
- Dan Dieckhaus
- Doc Worley
About the Foundations Warrior Ride Across America has chosen to raise money for:
The Travis Manion Foundation's (TMF) mission is to assist our nation's veterans and the families of Fallen Heroes. We will continue the service to community and country exemplified by these Fallen Heroes and veterans. In the spirit of the Fallen, we will foster strength of mind and body to create a generation of future leaders.
The Marine Corps - Law Enforcement Foundation (MC-LEF) mission is to encourage the spiritual, moral, intellectual and physical development of children through education. This Foundation was formed in February of 1995 by former Marines and law enforcement personnel who strongly believe that our nation's most precious resource is its youth. All costs for this ride will be carried by the volunteer riders and support crew. All donations will be contributed to the foundations.
**ALL costs for this ride will be carried by the volunteer riders and support crew. ALL donations will be contributed to the Foundations**
The Team: $3,585 TOTAL RAISED SO FARJOIN THE TEAM
Want to help Fundraise or Volunteer for this amazing Fundraiser? Join the Team
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I don't care how you feel about Obama just as long as you vote; however, I do care if you're voting against Obama because your employer tells you how to vote and/or tries to scare you into making a choice.
That being said, here is reason #450 to vote for Obama and reason #908 not to shop at Wal-Mart.
NEW YORK (Reuters) – Wal-Mart Stores Inc said on Friday it has held meetings with U.S. store managers warning them of issues that could arise if Democrats win power and pass a law that would make it easier for workers to unionize, but stressed it was not telling workers how to vote.
Wal-Mart opposes proposed legislation called the Employee Free Choice Act, which would make it easier for workers to unionize by signing a card rather than holding a vote.
"We believe EFCA is a bad bill and we have been on record as opposing it for some time," Wal-Mart spokesman David Tovar said. "We feel educating our associates about the bill is the right thing to do."
The Wall Street Journal reported that about a dozen employees who attended meetings in seven states said executives told them employees would be required to pay hefty union dues and get nothing in return, and warned that unionization could force Wal-Mart to cut jobs as labor costs rise.
The Journal report said Wal-Mart human-resources managers who run the meetings do not specifically tell attendees how to vote in November's presidential election, but they make it clear that voting for Democratic presidential hopeful Senator Barack Obama would be tantamount to inviting unions in.
"If anyone representing Wal-Mart gave the impression we were telling associates how to vote, they were wrong and acting without approval," Tovar said.
Wal-Mart, which does not have a unionized U.S. workforce, has been the target of union-backed groups that criticize the retailer for everything from its pay practices to its health care benefits.
(Reporting by Nicole Maestri; Editing by Ted Kerr)
Oh, Wal-Mart, I'm so glad that your Human Resources department is now operating as a branch of your political action committee.
It's such a shame — if Wal-Mart only realized that it's big enough to call off the dogs and take down the anti-union electric fences around the perimeters of the parking lots*, they could change the dynamic of the American workforce and make unions into powerful partners. Wal-Mart could work with the unions — much like they work with consumer package goods companies, logistic companies, etc. — to change the nature of unions, to improve health care delivery in America, and to reshape employee entitlement programs. Wal-Mart could proactively partner with labor groups to transform them into 21st century, outsourced 'employee management' organizations.
But oh no. BOOGAH BOOGAH UNIONS. DON'T VOTE FOR BARACK OBAMA.
So stupid. This is why you don't get my money, Wal-Mart.
*Updated from the original post to more accurately reflect my sentiments — and to reflect the requirements of the Wagner Act. Thanks, Mike, for the catch.


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The Goose Wine Estate is located in the Upper-Langkloof Valley, just behind the Outeniqua Mountains on the picturesque Garden Route near George, South Africa.
Directions from George
1.) Drive towards the Outeniqua Pass and head on the N9/N12 towards Oudsthoorn.
2.) Continue for about 21.5km through the Waboomskraal Valley.
3.) Continue straight pass the N12/Route 62 turn-off for Oudsthoorn.
4.) Continue with the N12/N9 towards Uniondale/Joubertinia.
5.) Continue for about 25km and you'll find The Goose Wine Estate entrance on your right, just after the Lovain turn-off.
Directions from Oudsthoorn
1.) Head east on Kerk St toward Baron Van Reede St/R328.
2.) Take the 1st right onto Baron Van Reede St/R328.
3.) Continue onto Langenhoven Rd/N12/R62 Continue to follow N12/R62 for about 34km.
4.) Turn left onto N12/N9, towards Uniondale and Joubertinia.
5.) Continue for about 25km and you'll find The Goose Wine Estate entrance on your right, just after the Lovain turn-off.
The Goose Wine Team Contact Details
Dr. Werner Roux - Co-Owner & CEO
+27 83 787 3000
Bennie Botha - Viticulturist & Farm Manager
+27 74 452 0465
Michele Botha - Financial Manager
+27 82 610 2276
Pieter Haasbroek - General Manager
+27 82 922 1458
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About Battery life and good camera smartphones ?
My smartphone the oneplus one need a new battery but I'm saying that the cameras you might be a software thing and if you reset it may fix it if it doesn't then buy a new camera module , I would suggest replacing the module but don't spend 30 Euro on it get online find a module that works with your phone .
Xiaomi Mi 5 has 3000mah. MiUI 8 based on MM 6.0.1 is very battery savy to. Important to say the Snapdragon 820 CPU is running at 1.8Ghz instead of 2.15Ghz and 510Mhz instead of 624Mhz on the GPU. New Google Pixel is the way to go for people who love pure stock android. There is no way around. There is no X 2013 these days. I don´t like the Pixel design that much to. The bezels are to big, however this electric blue not being my type of color, i must say is very nice looking and matches the back design nicely. Despite not being my favourite phone in the design department, the internals and software are top notch. The camera is great to.
Battery life is amazing! I haven't had such an amazing battery life since the original moto x on KitKat! This shows you how optimized the software was for the hardware on the x1 because it was built by google and how OEMs suck at software optimizations!
I got that phone back and it's still running like a champ. I'm going to be giving it to my dad next. That should be the real test. I have a good ear for sound, but hey, I could be wrong. I have been using these for over a year with very good results.
It is somewhat expensive, in my opinion, to have something that essentially will let you zoom way in and take a clearly focused pic. I have a Canon SX700 that excels at that. I really think Lenovo/Moto and Verizon in particular could've worked in concert to price the Mod's a little more reasonably, especially considering that Moto developed the magnetic pogo hardware (and the projector mod) completely in house. I really think that $300 for a average to below average spec projector is ludicrous, especially considering you can buy third party ones that cost less and have better specs. Same with the Hasselblad camera Mod.
it should be the fix for low notifications too. about new xiaomi mi note 2 or the great phone xiaomi mi mix on Nextbuying the xiaomi smartphones ? Mi 5 with curved back and only 69.2 mm width is very good for one handed usage. OG Moto X is 65.3 mm and the OP3T is 74.7 mm. Forget about one handed usage on the OP3T.
like the back of Oneplus 3T, I don't know how I feel about bump of camera because Moto X don't have it but it's not a big deal when you can resolve with an official cover or don't care because it's sapphire.
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If you want to make green pepper jelly, use green bell peppers and green hot peppers (jalapeno, anaheim, , serrano, etc). The red is just slightly less hot.
I have to admit that I've never heard of pepper jelly before, but I always like to try new things, so I'll give this recipe try. I also like the versatility of this jelly.
Thank you for the recipe :)
This is one of my favorite foods...marinate shrimp...turkey sandwiches...but you are a genius for making your own!
I love pepper jelly! I just went to a party this past weekend and someone served hot pepper jelly over a block of creme cheese! It was DELICIOUS!!!!!
I found you through blogfrog. You have a new follower. I hope you'll come over to my place as well.
We adopted our daughter at birth and would love to have a surprise blessing like you did.
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I LOVE pepper jelly.
We've been eating jalapeno jelly with cream cheese for years and it's one of our favorites!
Love how easy you make this sound!
I will have to try this recipe. We love pepper jelly, so I am sure the homemade version is very good.
Ooooh, pepper jelly! I love how you're so comfortable with bottling and canning. I hope to get to that point some day! Thanks for the inspiration :)
Wonderful! I have always wanted to make pepper jelly; I love to make my own jelly and recently made some berry jam with agar-agar; thanks so much for a great and easy recipe.
I've never thought to use them as a glaze or a sauce for meatballs! Brilliant!
my son would love some of this for sure he loves pepper and jelly
This looks so good. I was just thinking about pepper jelly the other day and was hoping someone would post a recipe. Thanks!
I love the idea of using it as a marinade for a roast. I have some jalapeno jelly waiting to be used in my pantry. I am going to try it with the roast.
I absolutely love pepper jelly! This looks terrific!
You can use pepper jelly in a 1000 different ways! I love it! I've never thought of making my own but you make it seem so easy...
Pepper jam is a hit everywhere I take it. I usually make it green using mostly jalapenos. Yummy over a block of cream cheese!
My mom makes a version of this love it with cream cheese on crackers :)


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Frank Cady, best known as Sam Drucker on Green Acres, Petticoat Junction and The Beverly Hillbillies, has died. He was 96.Cady died Friday at his home in Wilsonville, Ore., his daughter Catherine Turk told The Los Angeles Times. A cause of death was… Read more


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NOTRE DAME, Ind. - Twelve University of Notre Dame athletic teams earned perfect 1,000 scores -- more perfect scores than any other Football Bowl Subdivision school registered -- in the eighth annual set of Academic Progress Rate statistics issued Wednesday by the NCAA.
All 26 Irish athletics programs again exceeded the NCAA's APR standards.
Notre Dame's 12 perfect scores of 1,000 led all FBS programs. Boston College and Duke tied for second with nine each, followed by Northwestern (eight), Vanderbilt (eight), Stanford (seven), North Carolina (five), Rice (five) and Texas (five).
The 2012 report released by the NCAA features a four-year compilation of APR data from the 2007-08, 2008-09, 2009-10 and 2010-11 academic years. The APR uses a series of formulas related to student-athlete retention and eligibility to measure the academic performances of all participants who receive grants-in-aid on every team at every NCAA Division I college and university.
Eight Notre Dame's men's teams -- basketball, cross country, golf, hockey, lacrosse, tennis, indoor track and field, and outdoor track and field -- registered perfect 1,000 scores. In addition, four Irish women's teams -- cross country, golf, softball, and swimming and diving -- also earned perfect scores.
Eleven other Notre Dame teams produced scores of 991 or better: women's rowing (998), men's swimming and diving (997), women's lacrosse (997), women's soccer (997), women's indoor track and field (997), women's outdoor track and field (997), baseball (995), women's volleyball (994), men's soccer (993), women's tennis (992) and men's fencing (991).
The release follows the announcement last week by the NCAA of teams that posted multi-year APR scores in the top 10 percent of all squads in their respective sports. The public recognition awards were part of the broad Division I academic reform effort.
Notre Dame had 17 of its programs honored last week for the multi-year achievement -- baseball, men's basketball, men's cross country, men's golf, men's ice hockey, men's lacrosse, men's swimming and diving, men's tennis, men's indoor track and field, men's outdoor track and field, women's cross country, women's golf, women's soccer, softball, women's swimming and diving, women's indoor track and field, and women's outdoor track and field.
Notre Dame also had 17 programs honored in 2011 and 14 programs honored in both 2010 and 2009. Eleven Irish programs were honored each of the previous two years, in both 2007 and 2008.
Notre Dame this year led all FBS schools in number of programs honored, with Duke second with 13. Next in line were Boston College, Northwestern and Stanford with 10 each.
The APR provides a real-time look at a team's academic success each semester, by tracking the academic progress of each student-athlete. The APR includes both retention at institution and academic eligibility in its calculation and provides a clear picture of the academic culture in each sport.


text: HALLOWEEN is around the corner, if with this early snow we'll actually have trick or treaters is anyone's guess, but it does get me thinking about Zombies. I write fiction these days, but realistic, contemporary, fiction (read: LIE), and I'm consumed (yes, a bad pun) by zombies in pop culture. But in an odd way, zombies live in reality for me. They are the great metaphor for our times, hordes of people, who can neither love, nor hate, nor read or write, they only live, only consume the flesh of those who do. For some of us the world is too much with us, for others it has forsaken them. I root for the living in the AMC Walking Dead series, but then I wait for the zombies to come too. They are us, if we let them be us. I wait for Brad Pitt's new movie World War Z: an Oral History of Zombies written by Max Brooks for further insights, unfortunately I will have to wait until December, 2012. Certainly, the zombies will not consume Pitt. Only lesser mortals, those ready in some psychological or immoral way to become the other? I will continue to root for the human, and truly what makes us human. But I am taken with Zombies these days, and I'm sure there are those that root for the zombies out there?


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Tenaciously Disappointing
The tragic squandering of Jack Black's awesomeness.
When I first saw the poster for Nacho Libre last summer—a picture of Jack Black leaping shirtless against the sky in tights and a cape, with wild hair and a mustache—I was excited for weeks. It seemed to promise the kind of film I'd been waiting five years for him to make: inspired, proudly absurd, uncorrupted by giant CGI gorillas, and with ample space for his signature improv. It turned out (except for a glorious moment or two) to be the exact opposite—even the 13-year-old who came with me thought it was lame. As always with Black's movies, I entered the theater primed to laugh and left feeling the kind of existential dread usually reserved for having just seen Oedipus Rex tear his eyes out.
Over the years, my relationship with Black's career has progressed from mild disappointment to outright abuse—a joyless but compulsive cycle in which I delude myself that somehow, next time, things will get better: He'll develop a sense of quality control, or a genius director will figure out how to use some fraction of his talent (e.g., David Lynch will adopt him as a lovable manic psychopath, or Wes Anderson will use him as a frenzied counterpoint to Bill Murray), or he'll quit Hollywood altogether and found a Monty Pythonesque art-comedy troupe that maintains rigorous comic standards and writes and directs its own perfect indie films. (Sometimes I fantasize that we live in an alternate cultural universe.)
But none of this ever happens. Instead, Black sleepwalks through "romantic" "comedies" about the soul-warming quirks of transatlantic love (The Holiday) or the ethics of loving Gwyneth Paltrow in a fat suit (Shallow Hal); he paralyzes half of his face muscles in a doomed effort to look unironic (King Kong); or he morphs into a low-fat, Muzak version of himself and leads preadolescents to soft-rock glory (School of Rock)—all for the delight of a mythical demographic that encompasses both 9-year-olds and their elderly chaperones. Black's films all have the same moral: that he shouldn't have made them. His mind is fundamentally incompatible with formulaic mainstream plots—it's like watching Miles Davis play The Lawrence Welk Show. There's no more-frustrating discrepancy between comic potential and actual achievement. How has the prince of wild improv become so predictable? Will he ever surprise us again? When will the Jack Blacksploitation stop?
Black first power-shimmied into mainstream visibility in 2000, stealing every scene from his better-known co-stars in High Fidelity. It seemed to signal the arrival of a new kind of comic energy. He was able to slip with shamanlike frequency into the charmed, ecstatic, triumphant red zone of improv—and while there he was funny, irritating, strong, and impossible not to watch. The Great Spirit of Comic Joy seemed to have anointed him its chosen earthly vessel.
Black is built like a Belushi-Farley power comic (short and chubby) but also weirdly nimble: He'll charge around like an angry bear, stop suddenly to do a precise pantomime with his fingers, then leap off like a ballerina, waving his flippy arms. His face, with its demon-clown smile and hydraulic eyebrows, looks like a parody of the theatrical. All of these attributes allow him to pull humor out of places that no other actor can. My favorite Black performance is a Saturday Night Live sketch in which he transforms the bland, uninspired "Happy Birthday" song into a three-minute Goth opera about the mystical tragedy of birth: He leaps and twirls across a foggy stage in a ruffled white puffy shirt, intones antiquated Britishisms ("Thou knowest me not!"), and shatters the Clock of Eternity with a broadsword while a druid choir drifts in and out moaning "Happy birthday." It seems like the distillation of his comedy; it's impossible to imagine anyone else doing it.
The core of Black's talent is his inspired parody of inspiration. Each of his characters tries (but fails) to live by Walter Pater's classic dictum: "To burn always with this hard, gem-like flame, to maintain this ecstasy, is success in life." He whips violently between extremes—depression, ecstasy, rage—and funnels every moment toward an exaggerated hyper-moment. His emotional spectrum runs roughly from toddler to adolescent, with blind, self-glorifying, Dionysian raptures followed immediately by apocalyptic tantrums—listen, for instance, to the classic Tenacious D skit "Inward Singing," in which he completes the entire cycle in two minutes. Although Black's critics tend to dismiss him as the kind of guy he often portrays—loud, boorish, dumb—his art actually runs much deeper. His best work is profoundly and purposefully stupid: He's examining what it means to be that kind of guy, swept away by super-sized joy.
One reason Black is so good at parodying the theatrical is that he comes from a serious theater background: As a teenager he joined Tim Robbins' L.A.-based troupe, the Actors' Gang, where he played in Brecht and Ionesco (which I would pay lots of money to see). Unlike Belushi and Farley, Black's explosive comedy doesn't seem to require a destructive lifestyle: He told Lemony Snicket (in a weirdly revelatory Believer interview about weddings) that he doesn't like getting drunk, hates big parties, and feels self-conscious dancing in public. He's 37 now, a recent husband and father. This calm, reflective, intelligent side seems to guide the adolescent wildness.
Black's most consistent refuge from the scourge of family comedy has been Tenacious D, the seriocomic two-man "folk-metal" band he formed with fellow Actors' Gang member Kyle Gass in 1994. The band simultaneously parodies and pays tribute to the transcendent power of Rock, which they re-imagine as a spiritual legacy running from Beethoven to Ozzy Osbourne and culminating in what Black has called the "theatrical bombast" of Meat Loaf (which, if you haven't seen it lately, is a thing to behold).
In 12 years, the D has managed to inspire a healthy cult of fans, release a couple of albums, and build some actual rock credibility. The band's comedy grows out of an obvious disjunction: Two fat guys with acoustic guitars sing about how they've harnessed the satanic powers of heavy metal to conquer the world, all while harmonizing like Simon and Garfunkel in front of bored crowds at open-mic nights. The music is awful as heavy metal but perfect as intentionally awful heavy metal. The band's songs are blissfully self-referential—they rock almost exclusively about how hard they're rocking:
We ride with kings on mighty steeds, across the devil's plain.
We've walked with Jesus and his cross—he did not die in vain: No!
We've run with wolves, we've climbed K-2, even stopped a moving train.
We've traveled through space and time my friends to rock this house again.
Tenacious D's lyrics are a stew of Renaissance Faire Olde English ("Be you angels?/ Nay, we are but men!"), Dungeons & Dragons clichés ("The demon and the wizard had a battle royale"), and nonsensical bragging ("We are the inventors of the cosmic astro-code")—it sounds like an egomaniacal stoner reciting all of epic literature from memory. Black often surrenders himself to frenzied bouts of power-scatting (a-riga-goo-goo, riga-goo-goo!) in order to demonstrate the depth of his inspiration. A handful of their songs are comic masterpieces—e.g., "Tribute," the tale of how they vanquished a demon by composing, on the spot, the greatest song in the world, only to forget the song afterward and be forced to memorialize it with the current (significantly less great) tribute song.
Unfortunately, Tenacious D remains the closest Black has ever come to finding a proper vehicle for his talent—and the band, like his awesomeness, seems to have peaked five years ago. Back in the glory days, the D kept one comedic foot planted firmly in experimental sketch comedy (Python, Kids in the Hall, Mr. Show) and the other in Spinal Tap; regrettably, the new film, Tenacious D in The Pick of Destiny, dips its third leg into the worst of American lowbrow (bad SNL, Mad TV, Rob Schneider movies). Whatever energy inspired the band's original rise to power has been spent. The closest the movie gets to the old spirit (and it's not particularly close) is in its trailer. This marks the official end of my faith in Jack Black: His only project seemingly immune to the corrosive mediocrity of mainstream comedy has finally been corrupted.
So why is it that, somewhere deep in the starless night of the winter solstice of my soul-cosmos, I still detect the faintest glimmer of hope? Black's career seems to have reached the archetypal Jack Black moment: The inspiration artist is uninspired, repressed, imprisoned by the status quo. We've written him off. It's the perfect situation. If we're lucky, he's about to respond like he always did in the old days: to launch himself into the heavens and blow our minds with a kick-ass riff that no one but him ever could have seen coming.


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NORTH CREEK - The 53rd annual Hudson River Whitewater Derby will kick off in North Creek on April 30 and will be highlighted this year by the 1st annual Adirondack Adventure Festival, sponsored by the Gore Mountain Regional Chamber of Commerce.
Under new direction by Katie Nightingale, the Whitewater Derby committee is looking forward to continuing its tradition of famed whitewater races and partnering with the Adirondack Adventure Festival.
"We felt that the Adirondack Adventure Festival would fit well with the established success of the Whitewater Derby," said Gore Mountain Chamber president, Dave Bulmer. "We wanted to provide a weekend of outdoor fun, entertainment, and family adventures in addition to the races."
In celebration of a new season of activities and outdoor adventures available throughout the Gore Mountain region, the festival will feature a sampling of these activities.
"Many people visit the area for the skiing, but never realize all the other activities that are available," said Bulmer.
The Adirondack Adventure Festival is a participatory event that hopes to give credit to the variation of activities available in the region. Featured events include, guided bike tours over mile of terrain stretching from Riparius to Schroon Lake. Also offered, will be canoe and kayak demos, guided hikes, GPS instruction, fly fishing demos and clinics, helicopter rides, vendors and much more.
The planning committee admits that this event would not have been possible without community support.
"Many local organizations are participating in this event to help make the first year a great start to this annual festival," said Bulmer.
Aside from local organizations, Warren County Tourism has helped to sponsor the event by providing funding from occupancy taxes to help promote and run the festival.
For more information on these events and to view full schedules, visit www.gorechamber.com or www.whitewaterderby.com.


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Radio Advertising Bureau Launches New State of the Art Re-Designed RAB.com Site
New York, NY – May 20, 2013 – The Radio Advertising Bureau (RAB) is pleased to announce the launch of its latest version of RAB.com. With an updated, fresh design this new site was created with today's mobile salesperson in mind. The site uses a responsive design that automatically reacts to a visitor's screen size, so RAB members can search for vital sales intelligence, consumer insights and sales material support no matter if they're on their desktop, in the office, or using any mobile device including tablets and smart phones.
The section for radio managers, account executives and associate members is navigated through the 7 Steps to Selling Success, a set of principles reinforced through RAB Professional Development training and certification courses. It features sections devoted to prospecting, appointments, research, creative, and proposals and presentations. Managers will also find their own dedicated section with important links to RAB Professional Development, management articles, and sales tips.
Radio account executives will find a number of new and exciting features including "Trending Now on RAB.com." Based on real-time traffic across the new RAB.com, account executives will see what topics, articles, reports, etc. are growing in popularity.
Favorite RAB services such as Articles on Demand, Instant Backgrounds, prospecting reports, consumer profiles, commercial scripts, mp3 commercial audio and RAB's co-op library are all available on the site with easy-to-find functionality.
The section devoted to advertiser and agency visitors features case studies, consumer insights, creative, planning, buying, research and revenue statistics. Visitors needing expert help with research, planning or execution can also reach out to the RAB Business Development team directly by filling out an AskRAB form on the site.
"The RAB prides itself on delivering the most current products, information and resources to our members," said Erica Farber, president and chief executive officer, Radio Advertising Bureau. "Redesigning this site with total mobile capabilities was a 'must have'. In order to remain competitive, our members need to access current services and data while on the go."
All sections of rab.com are equipped with a simple Google search tool, so visitors can easily and immediately find the research they are hunting for. On top of the available search tools, visitors can also connect with the RAB via social media websites, such as Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube.
About RAB The Radio Advertising Bureau serves more than 6,000 member Radio stations in the U.S. and over 1,000 member networks, representative firms, broadcast vendors, and international organizations. RAB leads and participates in educational, research, sales, and advocacy programs that promote and advance Radio as a primary advertising medium.


text: Charles Jerome O'Laughlin, age 85, loving husband of Geraldine, nee Cady; dear father of Charles Jr. (Neva), Kathleen, Thomas (Barbara), Michael (Olivia), Edward (Kathy), Fred (Jean), Janet (Kevin) Welsh, Laurence (Lien), Ellen O'Laughlin (Stuart Thompson) and Sheila O'Laughlin (Johannes Inzenhofer); cherished grandfather of Gregory, Eric and Shannon O'Laughlin, Emily, Dennis and Daniel O'Dea, Jacquelyn and Michael O'Laughlin, Laura, Erinn, Andrew, Patrick and Sarah O'Laughlin; Douglas and Kelly O'Laughlin, Brenda, Matthew and Colin Welsh, Kieran Thompson, Anna May and Frances Inzenhofer; beloved brother of Mary Alice and Richard (the late Rosemary), the late Frank (Maurine); fond uncle and great-uncle of many nieces and nephews. Funeral Saturday 9:30 a.m. from Smith-Corcoran Funeral Home, 6150 N. Cicero Ave., to Queen of All Saints Basilica for Mass at 10 a.m. Interment All Saints Cemetery. Visitation Friday from 2 p.m. to 9 p.m. at the funeral home. In lieu of flowers, donations may please be made to the Chicago Legal Clinic, 2938 E. 91st Street, Chicago, IL 60617 in memory of Mr. O'Laughlin. 773-736-3833 .


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Hi there, I've fought maat 4 times in total. Still haven't had any luck in defeating him. The strategy I used that got him the closest to death(1/4th hp left) was sleep till I have 100tp, engage him from distance then have my back turned on him, boost 10x, activate hundred fist, focus, dodge, chi-blast then run towards him and raging fist. Then I use icarus wing then raging fist again. Then I try getting another 100tp for another raging but I'm usually dead by then. Any tips?
I'm a hume monk and the gears I use to fight maat is Cross-counters, spiked necklace, tiger mask, merman earrings, phalanx rings, temple cyclas, master sitabaki+1, temple gaiters, brown belt, amemit mantle+1 and temple gloves.
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The Supply-Chain World Asia Pacific Conference helps you create and deliver value in your supply chain. The conference includes tracks in Supply Chain Standards, SCOR/Lean/Six Sigma convergence, Supply Chain Risk Management, Financial Supply Chain Management, etc.
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