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| Seduced -- Regretting what I said -- Tell me why -- Sociable Amoeba --Wildbird -- Dream vacation -- I'll see you in Cuba -- HOw do they start -- 19th floor -- Dinah -- Suzy -- Why do fools fall in love.
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| Cheryl Dawdy, vocals and oatmeal box ; Connie Huber, vocals, guitar and Etch-A-Sketch ; Grace Morand, vocals and popcorn jar.
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As you may have gathered, I travel. A lot. So I figured — why not take a look at my travel experiences and see what brought out the biggest differences among my companions? That way I can steal from our adventures and use it for character chemistry in my writing. (If you travel with me, there's an 85% chance this will happen. That's the risk you take being friends with a writer-person.)
Even when you're traveling with great people, there are subtle conflicts and compromises along the way. If you're less lucky, those little adjustments can become stewing rage or explosive fights. Travel brings out the best and worst of people in a trapped environment (there's no easy way to just leave a travel buddy), so it's a good context to consider when you're thinking about character chemistry.
Though your characters might not be traveling in the book, it's helpful to think about what they would do in these circumstances. These exercises can warm you up for writing dynamic scenes, even if your characters are questing in a juggle, not in a luxury hotel.
Last note: I recommend having 3+ characters in the mix, just to make things fun, but really you could just do it with one or two characters.
Writing Prompts:
10. Your characters are ordering at a drive thru. How do they decide where to eat? Who does the ordering? Does one character keep interrupting during the order?
9. Your characters are in a luxurious hotel and they've just got in the room. What do they do? Find the slippers and put them on? Check to see what sorts of soaps/shampoos they have? Bounce on the bed? Order room service? Look at all the prices on the room service menu and laugh, then cry?
8. Your characters are in a taxi cab. Do they try to engage the cabby in conversation? Do they begrudge every word the cabby says? Do they talk amongst each other, or sit in silence?
7. Your characters are in a museum. Who is stopping to read every plaque? Who is breezing through? Who hates the crowded parts but lingers in the empty spaces? Whose biggest concern is the nearest cafe? Who is most excited about the shop? What do they want to buy — postcards to remember (or brag about) what they saw, expensive scarfs, or pins and novelty gifts?
6. Let's take that last one a step further. Your characters are in an art museum. Who is bored? What paintings make your characters laugh? What paintings make them cry? What are they looking for when they browse the paintings — random dogs, ugly babies, costume design, emotion? What do they notice first in a particular painting — composition, color, oddities?
5. Your characters each plan one day of their itinerary. What do they want to see? Who only chooses zoos to visit? Who wants to do museums? Who likes castles, manor houses and architecture? Who wants to tour local cuisine?
4. Something goes wrong (a bus doesn't show, the trains are delayed, a special site is closed for weather/renovations). How do your characters react? Who gets angry? Who stays chill? Do they argue, and what do they argue about?
3. Your characters are lost in an unfamiliar place (potentially without a working phone). Who asks for directions? Who wants to just wander? Who strategies? Who panics?
2. Your characters have been hauling luggage all day and one of them is completely exhausted. What do they do? Does someone offer to take the extra load? Do they soldier on while inwardly steaming? Do they stop to rest?
1. A street musician is playing up ahead. Do your characters stop to listen? Do they give money? Do they look around suspiciously for pickpockets? Do they dance? Do they avoid eye-contact, or even turn off the street earlier to go a different way?
What travel experiences have you had that brought out big differences among your travel companions? Share in a comment so we can get more ideas for character chemistry!


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The victim, 26, was attacked just before 11 p.m. after he stepped on the man's foot, according to police sources.
The slasher wounded him in the forehead before fleeing the train at 72nd Street and Broadway.
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No description of the suspect has been released yet.
Last January, a disturbed man attacked a Brooklyn woman on the No. 3 train with a machete during a rash of subway slashings.


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I got a cigar shaped UFO on photography while shooting some pictures of a Sun halo over Denmark on October 9th 2009. While shooting with my Sony A-100, I unknowingly but very luckily, got my first UFO photos of this particular type of craft, which is actually more in the shape of a large pressure tank when you look closer.
Massive Sun Halo in the sky
It was on a day the sky was covered in a thin veil of high altitude cirrus clouds, cluttered with remnants of condensation trails from aircrafts. Around 1.30 pm, I looked out my window in a westerly direction, looked up to the left and saw a halo around the Sun.
Since it was first time I had the opportunity to shoot some photos of a Sun halo with my new SONY A100 reflex camera, I hurtled down to our backyard, attached the camera on a tripod and took 8 pictures with short intervals. On one photo out of eight, an object in the shape of a cigar reveals it self together with a commercial airliner in a marvelous sight with the massive Sun halo as background.
Cigar shaped UFO and Commercial airliner
As you can see above, I also got an airliner with contrail in the same photo as the unknown object and the Sun halo. I did see the plane and zoomed in to shoot some pics of the plane particulary, but saw no object despite the fact, that it passed the camera angle while shooting a photo. Let me add, that I was quickly blinded by the sun and my photosession was quickly settled. A faintly luminous object, that easily could fell in with the background, had in any case been difficult to discern. Later, when I looked through all the images, I discovered an unknown flying object, which only appeared in one image.
I used the Auto Tone feature in Photoshop, and manually adjusted brightness and contrast, to clarify the object as clear as possible, and you can see the results above and below (in greyscale). On both pictures, you can see a faint dark stripe that forms a tail after the object, and has almost the same angle as the object itself, but with a slight difference. I wonder if this is just a dark pattern in the cloud behind or if its some type of exhaust from the object? Perhaps a kind of engine-related interaction with the air around the craft, radiating a hidden force which reveals it self as a shadow?
Dark streak a shadow of what?
I have seen those dark streaks/shadows before in UFO photos and videos, and believe those must be real. Mr. Leo Nygaard from Munkebo on Fyn, Denmark, observed and videofilmed back in september 15th 1996 an object that had such dark streaks or bursts. In the video (watch from 0:22), Mr. Nygaard tells about his observation and reports, that some streaks came out from the object, like if it was adjusting its movement. You can actually see those streaks in the video. Mr. Nygaards observation has until this day never been solved.
Pressure tank UFO
There seem to be a concentration of light, maybe caused by electric discharges, that is coming out from the center of the object, which makes it difficult to see the actual shape of the object below. Upon closer inspection (and hours with image processing), this cigar UFO seem to hide a straight-line end to end cylindrical shape with nice roundings in both ends. The label "cigar", which I think partly originates from George Adamski's universe, does not fit well with this object. The label "pressure tank UFO" is actually more correct to use when trying to explain its structure. See this pressure tank, it comes very close to the actual shape of this unknown object I think.
Below you have all 8 photos as thumbnails with hours, minutes and seconds in same order they were taken that day. Image DSC04333.JPG is the one with the UFO. Click the thumbnails and go study the original Hi-Res pictures.
On picture no. 4. (13:37:04pm) I had zoomed max onto the plane. Then I zoomed out a little and took picture no 5. (13:37:12pm), which apparently caught a cigar shaped UFO. Then 8 seconds later, I zoomed max out and corrected the camera to take picture no. 6 (13:37:20pm) of the solar halo in its full glory, and the object has disappeared...
Basic observation data
- Denmark, Odense, October 9, 2009 at 1.37 PM
- Camera position: 55 24'16.82" N - 10 22'18.93" E
- Compass direction: South
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I officially started homeschooling my DD last Septermber, she's 4.5 y/o. We are in California, I don't belong to any home school groups (yet).
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I bought some kindy/pre-k work books from $tree and school supply stores, Also found a bunch of worksheets, ideas, crafts & activities on pinterest.
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i want to home school, but im so intimidated by getting started. my daughter is so resistant to learn anything from me, too...but anyone else, she's fascinated by their knowledge
Please don't take it the wrong way when I ask this but I'm wondering how patient you are when you try teaching her new things, or even tone of voice. In no way I'm trying to say there's something wrong with you that she's so resistant to learning but although I am normally a very patient person I had to learn to be so much more patient when teaching Alex and most of all making it fun for her.
Starting kindergarten for the most part is very easy, there are so many online sources for free. Also try the $tree, there are so many puzzles, crafts and activities there. Same with Michael's craft store, although there's no home school section I will buy some crayons, paints and fun crafty stuff for learning.
I have a whole board on pinterest just for home school, it has lots of fun ideas for kindergarten ages, if you are interested let me know and I will post a link.
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A lot of people think that it is difficult to start a home business. They say that the income associated to it is not stable and that it is meant to be a part-time job and cannot act as a full-time gig. This article contains useful information on how to run a successful home business.
You might want to wear pajamas in your home office.You want to still dress up no matter where you work. This helps you feel more professional so you're as productive mindset.
Don't let family constantly interrupt when working.Because interruptions are impediments to productivity, be sure people know when you're going to be working and when you are finished for the day. Tell them that you need to have privacy so you can finish work and you're not able to be around at that much sooner. Be sure that your kids have supervision arranged for children while remaining available in an emergency.
Join a couple of discussion groups and forums that focus on home based businesses. You can find many useful information from them. There are lots of online articles and blogs that you will find to be useful.
You need to have your family before you consider starting a home-based business. It can be stressful and time consuming to run a business out of your home. Without the support of your family members, maintaining your home business can be hard.
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The Internet is a great resource for ideas and inspiration if you want to open a home business. There is a lot of fraud on the web, so you must be careful. There are many websites that sell guides containing information that is already freely available, or that is so obvious that you are wasting money to buy it. There are a lot of scams out there that take your money for various things.
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One thing that works great option may be to set up a good website to get the word out about your home business. You can create your own website in a day or so.
Create a detailed home business plan that works for you. You can change this or scrap it at any time. You should update your plan from time to time and again.
It may seem like running a business from home won't pay off, but all successful businesses start off and succeed thanks to hard work. Getting rich overnight does not really happen, except to lottery winners. When you take the time to build a good foundation for your business and put in the time to make it succeed, you will better your chances for success.
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I started running in August of 2009 and it was the following winter that I formed Competitive Timing. Competitive Timing was created with community in mind. I wanted to put on a couple races that raise money and awareness for local organizations. The timing part was the most fun for me and at the same time, realized that timing was not the most fun for the majority of race directors 🙂 The blend of office and field work, combined with the people I get to be surrounded by has made Competitive Timing a dream job for me. Because of the group of people I've surrounded myself with, running has become a major part of my life. Since July of 2012 I have run at least a 5k everyday and most days filled with many more miles.
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Cory is originally from Pittsburgh, PA and earned his bachelor's degree in exercise science at Messiah College while running competitively for his college's cross country and track & field teams. Graduate school and a yearning for the west led him to Missoula, Montana where he earned a master's in Exercise Physiology. After teaching as an adjunct instructor for a few years at the University of Montana, he started working for Competitive Timing in 2014 and partnered up with founder, Matthew Smeltzer in 2016. A lingering running injury led him to trade in his running shoes for his mountain and road bike. When not at the finish line computing results or chatting about your PR at the results kiosk, you can find him racing bikes, hitting trail, and talking about which trail is riding well or which cyclocross tire is best suited for the next race course.
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Travis has resided in Billings for the past 20 years, running competitively for both Billings Senior High School and MSU-Billings, where he participated in 6 different GNAC Conference Championships. He found passion in the event management side of road races during an internship with the Big Sky State Games and Montana Amateur Sports, and has since gained 5 years of experience timing and directing races. Travis has switched to being a big fan of running the trails with his trusty pup, Kayak, but also enjoys knocking off a fast mile at the track every so often. Catch up with Travis at the end of your race and talk about runners from Montana or request any Taylor Swift song to be played, he'll be more than happy to oblige.
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Jessie has lived in the Flathead Valley for 12 years and loves all its outdoor opportunities. She started running in 2007 and it slowly became a passion for her. Now running is a regular part of her lifestyle and activities. In addition to running she loves to ski, enjoying the slopes with her husband and 6 year old daughter. Jessie studied and taught music education before joining the team of Competitive Timing, and continues to teach piano lessons.
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Jessica is a Montana native who has always loved fitness and the outdoors, but it wasn't until after the birth of her first child that she really got into running. Armed with a jogging stroller, desire to get back into shape and a baby who refused to sleep unless he was moving, a love for distance running was formed. She loves the camaraderie within the running community and is inspired by the energy at finish lines. When Jessica isn't training or timing races she can be found teaching fitness classes or enjoying everything the great outdoors of Montana has to offer with her family.
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James Powers has been helping CompetitiveTiming since early 2014. His professional background in business and technology has proven very beneficial as we continue to improve the services we offer to our customers. His experience in organizing and timing races allows him to successfully lead all aspects of an event. James has experience developing timing and registration software. When not hard at work, he enjoys spending time with his two daughters as well as hiking in the mountains of Western Montana where he resides.
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With Hubs on vacation this week, he's had three main goals. One, to fix the tree house. Two—to sleep in. When you're a doc, sleep is like water or oxygen, you value it with your life. And three—to watch movies and basketball, specifically Bulls' games.
Well, the tree house is under construction, and the new roof is coming along. Learned some new words this week, like gambrel, jig and truss. And can't forget gussets. Sure, the house will look more like a barn when it's all said and done, but the key is SHE LIVES! Yep, the tree house is like our sixth family member, and we're so thankful the Town of Oyster Bay gave her a permit to live on! And provide many more days and years of climbing, swinging and sliding fun. And of course, Hubs is already dreaming of ways to make it bigger and badder than before. The good kinda bad. Does anyone still say that, anymore? Continue reading


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Dear Lujan,
I have an urge to email you. I was practicing my magical passes and afterwards I implored the nagual lineage of Don Juan calling out to each nagual by name to encipher their nature into mine. I am a warrior of freedom on the front line in the heat of battle with officialdom and I need all the assistance and support I can muster.
Afterwards I was browsing on YouTube looking for inspiration when I came across the Cosmic Giggle. I watched the full film and Lujan I was drawn to your authentic energy which strongly resonated with my heart. Afterwards I followed the link to your Parallel Perception website and feasted upon the material shared.
That night I had a lucid vision of epic proportions which was more profound than anything I had ever encountered before, which included a tarot reading for me with 2 cards shown — 10 red diamonds on one card which a woman turned over. And a huge robust blackbird with 16 wings on the other. After the first card with the diamonds was turned the woman refused to continue, then a man appeared out of nowhere and turned the blackbird card over. He told me that I had the potential to be flying with 16 wings however I had only been flying on one wing for the past year. He intimated that it was a great feat that I have stayed airborne for one year only on one wing.
This is only a part of the dream but I cannot get it all out of my mind and at the least needed to share if nothing else just that portion with a dreamer. I have no real dreaming attention whatsoever so this dream has literally blown me away.
I then ordered your book – The Art of Stalking Parallel Perception – and the day before it came I had another dream that I was lecturing other people on social imprinting. The book arrived the next day and I read it over the weekend, the book was so powerful, it actually changed my perception of myself over that very weekend as if a light had gone on in my head. I have such clarity and I know this might sound crazy but the only explanation I can give is that I am now looking through the eyes of the ultimate observer, as if I just know what to do and when to do it.
My visual acuity is enhanced everything has changed and I just have to bless you Lujan for being the catalyst for bringing forth what I would have considered to be inconceivable. Sorry for the rant but I just had to share for my heart is bursting with joy and appreciation.
Massive Hug for you,
Lujan I reached the point where I felt I had read everything worth reading however since hitting upon your energetics I feel like the proverbial fortune hunter who has finally found his gold. Your first book enhanced me in an exponential fashion and I know there is much more to transpire in the following three installments.
I wrote the following which I wish to share with you —-
Standing firm no compromise,
The hero I now recognize,
A seasoned warrior has emerged,
Through loves fire has been purged,
I'm here to blaze a trail to freedom,
I volunteered for this reason,
Timelines cross and interbreed,
Forgotten memories are retrieved,
The 5D portals drawing near,
My pure intent is crystal clear,
The underworld it now awaits,
My boat ride through familiar gates,
A kiss from Isis smiles of knowing,
Tears of love are freely flowing,
I close my eyes and drift away,
From 3D life it's time to stray,
Taking treasures for my soul,
Accomplishing my earthly role.
I now fully realize that I have to take my own experience as regards to what is real, even if that experience defies the ground rules of mans expectation.
In conclusion Lujan your book Stalking Parallel Perception has knitted together everything that I had formerly learned that was worthwhile and encapsulated it into an easily digestible downloadable package, for indeed it was downloaded into my human vehicle.
I thought I had come to an end of integrating the limitations of wordage however you have proved me wrong and so eloquently opened up my awareness to so much more. There are no limits and eventually the creation becomes the creator.
Bless you Lujan. Thank you so much for allowing me to share and express my experience with you.
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- Have you a Lodge meeting coming up and do not have a Candidate?
- Would your members like to understand more about Masonry?
- Would you like your next Lodge meeting to be more interesting?
- Is your Lodge looking do to more than working rehearsals and demonstrations?
- Is your Lodge thinking of organising a White Table meeting?…
If the answer to one or more of these questions is yes, then an oration, lecture or talk could be of great assistance to your Lodge and provide something of real interest for the members and guests alike. Within the Provincial Oration scheme there are many lectures, orations and talks available for you to choose from; in fact any type of presentation for any meeting or occasion on a whole range of Masonic subjects can be catered for.
A telephone call or email to the Provincial Grand Orator, W Bro Dr Mike Kearsley (01932 240820, Email: email@example.com), is all that is necessary to get things started should you wish to discuss matters or arrangements for any particular meeting. Once contact has been made with W Bro Mike, he will then help to identify the Lodge's requirements and then subsequently contact one of his experienced, volunteer Orators within the Province so that the Lodge's needs are fully discussed with the Lodge Secretary and subsequently understood and met by the Provincial Oration team.
At present, there is much we say and do in Masonry without always knowing the reason why. Explaining these matters can be of real interest to members and assist in their Retention and possibly even in Recruitment.
Retaining our members is becoming more and more important as we lose far too many because of a perceived lack in Masonic knowledge. It is generally felt that we do not explain enough about the Craft and its so-called mysteries and it has been found that many would like to know more. This is where the Provincial Oration scheme can help to demystify some of the hear-say and positively enlighten those who possess a healthy curiosity about our ancient and honourable, fraternal institution.
In essence, the Provincial Oration scheme is designed to provide members, and possibly non-masonic guests, with an opportunity to listen to talks on interesting Masonic topics and also to provide a relaxed forum in which discussion can take place; after all, there's more to Freemasonry than just rituals and ceremonies.
An oration, lecture or talk – so, what is the difference?
(1) Grand Lodge Orations: The UGLE approved orations have been written to raise awareness of the symbolism and allegory in our Masonic workings and to deepen and intensify awareness of the spiritual and moral traditions of the Craft. All are about 10-15 minutes in duration and have been circulated as part of the Grand Lodge Oration Scheme. They have been approved by a committee to ensure that they are suitable and that the content is historically accurate.
(2) Provincial Orations: These talks have been written to provide interesting yet lighter talks on Masonic related subjects and have proved to be popular in the Province. They are all 10-15 minute in duration and more than one can be presented so as to make for a longer talk.
(3) Temple of Athene Lectures: There are many important Masonic subjects that have been researched and presented by members of the Temple of Athene (Research) Lodge at their regular Lodge meetings. All the lectures are 30 minutes or more in duration.
(4) Lectures and Talks: There are members of the Province who have prepared other lectures and talks on Masonic subjects and are willing to present them to Lodges.
(5) White Table Talks: When a Lodge decides to hold a White Table meeting; a talk can be given, particularly on openness in Freemasonry and to explain the Craft in more detail. This is mainly for the benefit of the non-Masons present and is a useful way to attract new candidates. It is also a means to allay any sense of apprehension the visitors may have about our Fraternity.


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Have you ever wondered what Tiny Animals sound like when spun at a high RPM? A little too much like mainstream pop rock, in my opinion. Tiny Animals', the New York City trio, has released their first full-length album entitled Sweet Sweetness. Lead guitarist and vocalist Chris Howerton is the primary writer on the album and owner behind the releasing label, North Street Records. The production and mixing of the album, done by guru Claudius Mittendorfer, is airtight and comes across as a little too polished. Though excellent in execution, I would have preferred a looser production allowing for a rougher, edgier sound.
This album is full of poppy rhythms and riffs with catchy lyrics. Though the lyrics have some predictability and are reflective of the current state of the pop rock/emo movement, they are well conceived. Cuts like "Youth Today" and "Useless" offer a sound that is indicative of tunes seeing regular radio and TV play. "Avalanche", "Scarlet", and "Is This The Last Time?" are three stand-outs on Sweet Sweetness. "Avalanche" ties thought-provoking lyrics to a memorable score, "Scarlet" offers some excellent guitar work in the last two minutes of the song ,with an interesting concluding breakdown, and "Is This The Last Time?" is catchy, highlighting percussionist Rita Maye Howertons' harmonies with her brother Chris.
The major deviation from an otherwise cohesive album is "Freedom of Choice," written by M. Mothersbaugh and G.V. Casale of DEVO. This cut completely counters the album and serves nothing but to offer as a speed bump in an otherwise well laid release. It is unmistakably DEVO.
Tiny Animals has done a superb job at honing a tight sound that builds off of bands like Incubus, Blink-182, MGMT, and the like, but seems to lack a little individual creativity behind the lyrics and overall sound. This release is such that it lends itself well to radio and TV play, and will likely have cuts in regular rotation; however, a little distinction in sound will be necessary for this band to set itself apart from the pack.Two things that favor Tiny Animals are their use of layered sounds and syncopated rhythms giving them uniqueness and a hook. Other attributes would be Chris' strong vocals and the percussion and Rita's precision playing and abrupt tempo changes.
While Sweet Sweetness is good, it is marred by desperation for a top 40 hit. Tiny Animals are a good band with potential, but will struggle with being swallowed by the scores of similar acts.
Sweet Sweetness is out now on North Street Records.


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Promotions Director - Minneapolis, MN
Salem Media Group
Minneapolis, Minnesota, United States
Salem Media Group- Twin Cities is looking for a dynamic and creative Promotions Director that will make a full contribution to the success of the Marketing/Promotion, Programming, and Sales departments by being an effective team member, assist in the execution of station promotions and events from inception to completion; assist and coordinate different outside marketing plans, and assist with our client's social media initiatives. We are looking for someone who can create a "buzz" and help deliver the Salem mission throughout the Twin Cities.
- Oversee all promotions and marketing efforts for AM 1280 The Patriot, AM 980 KKMS, Business 1440, Wellness Radio 1570, and digital only theFishTwinCities.com. This includes on-air, on-line, and on-location promotions, and it also includes all aspects of marketing the brands, in all forms, on all platforms.
- Generate specific promotional strategies to grow the brands. This requires coordinating with personnel in the department to plan and execute these strategies and to measure their success.
- Work with the Operations Manager and Multimedia Sales Manager to identify and develop revenue-generating promotional opportunities.
- Plan and execute all aspects of station events for all four stations, including:
Prepare promotional strategy outlining timelines and deadlines for marketing elements, registration, etc.
Oversee registration process, send updates to team, track pacing
Prepare event timeline, sponsor timeline, and program clock
Schedule staff and ensure all day-of responsibilities are covered
Create sales recap
- Pursue new opportunities to grow the stations' presence in cross-platform arenas, specifically, mobile, web, and social media. This requires working with Salem's Director of Digital Media to remain on the cutting edge of available technology.
- Lead the clusters efforts with social media on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.
- Run weekly promotions and marketing meetings for the radio station cluster.
- Create and edit cluster newsletters and press releases when needed.
- Coordinate relationships with national ministries and oversee execution of national promotional campaigns with local promotions staff.
- A minimum of three-years of promotions/event marketing experience.
- Understanding of radio promotional and programming strategy and online and social media marketing.
- Excellent interpersonal skills.
- Innovative and strategic thinker.
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- Strong computer skills required including writing, web development, and photo editing and presentation design
Salem Media Group offers a competitive salary and a comprehensive benefit package.
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Statesman confirms ID of driver in deadly SXSW crash
Additional reporting by Tony Plohetski, Nancy Flores, Ben Wermund, Peter Blackstock, Jay Janner, Phil Jankowski, Ciara O'Rourke and Patrick Beach.
11:50 a.m.: The American-Statesman has confirmed the identity of the suspect in last night's SXSW incident. He is Rashad Charjuan Owens, 21, of Killeen.
11:15 a.m. update: Police are waiting to file capital murder charges against a suspected drunken driver who plowed through a crowd of South by Southwest festival-goers early Thursday morning in downtown Austin before they identify him.
Police Chief Art Acevedo said the man will face two charges of capital murder and 23 counts of aggravated assault. The name of the suspect is expected to be released Thursday afternoon, Acevedo said.
Police also clarified who was killed in the incident. One of the dead, a man from the Netherlands, was riding a bicycle near the intersection of 11th and Red River streets when struck. The other, an Austin woman on a moped, also was killed. Both were pronounced dead at the scene, officials said.
Another man on the moped is in stable condition, Acevedo said.
A driver attempting to evade a drunk driving stop hurtled past a barricade on Red River Street and plowed through dozens of SXSW revelers, killing two and injuring 23 in a horrific scene early Thursday morning, police said. The street, home to many popular clubs hosting South by Southwest music showcases, had been closed to motorists and was crowded with music fans waiting to get into the Mohawk nightclub.
According to police, the man, driving a small Toyota car, went the wrong way down Ninth Street after evading a stop at a gas station around 12:30 a.m., turned onto Red River and drove for more than two blocks, striking numerous pedestrians before hitting a scooter traveling on 11th Street, killing a woman who was on board. The driver then struck a taxi, injuring two, and crashed into a parked van, Police Chief Art Acevedo said. A male cyclist from the Netherlands also was killed, he said Thursday morning.
The male driver of the scooter was in stable condition, Acevedo said. It had initially been reported that both people on the scooter had been killed.
The driver then attempted to flee on foot before he was stunned with a Taser gun and detained by the police officer who originally tried to pull the man over at a gas station on the frontage road of Interstate 35.
Speaking to reporters on Red River Street, which was still littered with shoes, clothing and other debris from the incident, Acevedo vowed the man would face capital murder charges in the deaths of the two scooter riders and 23 counts of aggravated assault with a vehicle.
Acevedo did not identify the suspect, who was alone in the car, but said police would provide more information later Thursday.
University Medical Center Brackenridge officials said at Thursday morning that eight of the 23 victims from the crash had been taken there. Two patients are critically injured, both with head injuries. One in is intensive care, the other in the Special Procedures Lab. Their prognosis is "worrisome."
Three others are in serious condition, with a spinal fracture, minor head injuries and other problems. One is in good condotion, and two were treated for minor injuries and released, including the driver. Most of the victims were in their 20s.
Five people were critically injured and taken to University Medical Center Brackenridge within 15 minutes of the accident, emergency officials said.
Scott Jakota, a musician from Indiana in town to play SXSW, said he was one of the first people hit. He said the driver "gunned" the car, "and I was thrown up in the sky." He appeared to have a leg injury and was being helped by his friends.
Ally Hulton, a 28-year-old from Los Angeles, was smoking a cigarette on the balcony of her friend's apartment on Red River when she saw a car drive down the street "at full speed" before hitting someone.
It then appeared to accelerate into a crowd of people, she said.
"About 10 bodies went flying," Hulton said.
A Statesman photographer on the balcony of the Mohawk at the time of the incident said he saw some bystanders attempting to provide first aid to victims while others sat stunned on curbs with their hands over their mouths. He said the band playing at the time, X, finished its set, unaware of what had happened.
A large section of Red River will be closed for most of the day Thursday, although police hope to open intersections by morning rush hour.
Shortly before 3 a.m. Mayor Lee Leffingwell expressed his condolences. "Our thoughts and prayers are with the families of the victims, as well as those being treated in area hospitals," Leffingwell said in a statement. "The Austin Police department is investigating this matter as allegedly involving drunk driving. If this is true, this fact angers me. Drunk driving is never acceptable, and can lead to deadly consequences."
Transmission Events, which owns the Mohawk, said on Twitter: "Our thoughts and prayers are with the families of the victims and injured from tonight's tragedy. Please check and make sure everyone you know is home safe tonight."
Acevedo said an officer assigned to a DWI detail attempted to pull the driver over at the Shell gasoline station at Ninth Street and the frontage road of Interstate 35. Acevedo said the man weaved through the crowded station to avoid the officer and then "accelerated at a high rate of speed" the wrong way on Ninth Street before turning onto Red River. The barricade was manned by a police officer who was forced out of the way by the onrushing car.
Acevedo said there was little that could have been done to stop the driver's rampage. "This traffic management plan is a plan that has worked for many years, and obviously when we have something like this, we will review it," he said. "But when somebody decides to do the things that this man did, it's part of life and ultimately we have to hold people accountable for their actions. This individual acted in a reckless, willful disregard for the people that were here at this event."
With additional reporting by Peter Blackstock, Nancy Flores, Ben Wermund and Jay Janner
According to Austin Police Chief Art Acevedo, at about 12:30 a.m. Thursday, an APD officer who is part of a DWI task force attempted to stop a driver of a gray Toyota sedan at a Shell gas station on the Interstate 35 frontage road. The driver evaded the stop and weaved his way through the other cars at the station and headed west down Ninth Street, the wrong direction on a one-way street.
At Red River, he took a right, barrelled through the barricade, which was manned by a police officer, who jumped out of the way to avoid being hit. The driver accelerated at a high rate of speed, according to Acevedo, and struck multiple pedestrians on Red River, which was closed to street traffic and was full of people lined up outside the Mohawk. He drove two blocks through the pedestrians and at 11th, he struck a moped with a man and woman, who both died at the scene, Acevedo said.
The driver kept going, hit a taxi and a parked van, before jumping out of the car and fleeing on foot. The same officer who initiated the stop chased him all the way through and tased him, the police chief said.
Twenty-three people were injured, five of them critical. The more seriously injured were transported to University Medical Center Brackenridge within 15 minutes of the accident, Acevedo said.
The driver, who police have not yet identified, is in custody and will be charged with two counts of capital murder and 23 counts of aggravated assault with a vehicle.
A large section of Red River will be closed for most of the day Thursday, although police hope to open intersections by morning rush hour.
At least two are dead and 21 injured after a car drove through barricades and into a crowd of South of Southwest festival goers outside of the Mohawk music club on Red River Street downtown early Thursday morning, police officials say.
Police, who are holding a news conference, said the driver was taken into custody.
Lt. Brian Moon told the Associated Press that two victims were confirmed dead at the scene and that 21 others were transported to hospitals, about five to seven with serious injuries.
John Wickham, owner of nearby Elysium, was on the upper level of the Mohawk during a SXSW showcase by X, and told the Statesman he saw a car coming down the street fast with a police car in pursuit. He saw the car hit several people. He said he did not see the police car hit anyone.
Scott Jakota from Indiana said the car that came through the barricade was a gray Prius, and he was one of the first people hit. He said the driver gunned the car, "and I was thrown up in the sky." He appeared to have a leg injury and was being helped by his friends.
Red River Street was closed to traffic for several blocks, including the block in front of the Mohawk. Separate groups of SXSW badgeholders and non-badgeholders were lined up in the street at the time of the incident.
Transmission Events, which owns the Mohawk, said on Twitter: "Our thoughts and prayers are with the families of the victims and injured from tonight's tragedy. Please check and make sure everyone you know is home safe tonight."
This story has been updated to correct the age of the suspect.


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Jessica Alba vs Mila Kunis
Edgy meets glam seemed to be the theme of the night at this year's Billboard Music Awards.
Jessica Alba stepped out of her usual red carpet style, rocking an embroidered Zuhair Murad black lace mini dress. She paired the sheer frock with a sexy pair of suede thigh-high boots and topped her whole look off with a high top knot bun and a sultry, smoky eye. Cheers to Ms. Alba for proving that a mom of two can still slay an edgy look!
On the same red carpet, Bad Moms actress Mila Kunis also opted for a sparkly Murad mini dress. Unfortunately, the pumpkin-shaped skirt failed to complement her petite frame, instead making the star look more like a club-going ballerina than a chic fashionista. While her hair and makeup were spot on – Mila missed the mark in this ill-shaped look.


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5:30 pm: Southern Sun MayFair hotel
Hosted by Government of Kenya & iChoose Life
Remarks from Verena Knippel, Senior Governance Officer of the World Bank & Lead Organizer of Africa Open Data Conference, 2015
8:00 am: Gather on Strathmore Graduation Lawn at Keri rd. for Digital Globe Satellite Flyover Photo at 8:27 – Location
9:15 am: Take Seats
- Al Kags, Founder of Open Institute
9:30 Welcome to Strathmore University
- Dr. Joseph Sevilla, Director of @iLabAfrica
9:45 Why Open Data for Sustainable Development
- Dr. Bitange Ndemo, Senior Lecturer, School of Business at University of Nairobi, Kenyana
- Nanjira Sambuli, Media Policy Research Centre Trust
- Jeanne Holm, Senior Consultant on Open Data, World Bank
Format: Interview followed by audience questions and answers
10:20 am: IceBreaker Session: Who are the East Africa Open Data community?
- Participants stand-up, introduce themselves to each other, and share the story of why they have joined today.
10:30 am: Open Government in Africa Open Data and Sustainable Development
- Larry Sperling, United States Department of State, PEPFAR and Global Partnership for Sustainable Development Data
- Nkechi Okwuone, Open Data Edo State, Nigeria
- Yeama Thompson, RAIC (Right to Access Information Commission), Sierra Leone Government
- Philip Thigo, Executive Office of the Deputy President of Kenya
Format: Moderated Panel Discussion with audience questions and answers
11:20 am: BREAK
11:50 am: East Africa Open Data Needs and Challenges
- Moderator: Daudi Were, Executive Director, Ushahidi
- Catherine Gicheru, Director, Code for Kenya
- John Kinuthia, International Budget Partnership
- Eva Wanjiru, Program Coordinator, SKIRTS (Socially Keen Individuals Redefining Tech Spaces)
- Joseph Cosmas, Tanzania Data Lab
- Linet Kwamboka, Kenya Open Data Portal, ICT Authority Kenya
Format: Lightning talks and moderated panel discussion
1:00 pm: Preview of Afternoon Workshops
- Catherine Gicheru, Code for Kenya
- Sophie Lafayette, International Open Data Charter
1:10 pm: Working Lunch
2:00 – 4:00 pm: Workshops:
Infomediaries and Data Journalism
- Catherine Gicheru, Code for Kenya
- Serah Rono, Code for Africa
- 1:00 The Tea Challenge – Think like a computer. How to make tea step-by-step.
- 1:15 The Marshmallow Challenge – Open design & collaboration, and wake-up from lunch.
- 1:30 Open Data: Definition and Sources
- https://africaopendata.org/ – Any and all open data sets
- https://sourceafrica.net/ – Gazettes
- 2:00 Working with Data: Twitter Search, Fusion Tables
- Import.io – Web Scraper tool. Usage guide is goog.gl/6EsLst (Very easy tool to use, not too technical.)
- Streaming content from Twitter to spreadsheets using https://twitterstream.codeforafrica.tech/ dev.twitter.com/overview/api
- 3:00 Working with Data: Data Visualization using Hi Charts
- https://fusiontables.google.com
- High charts: http://www.highcharts.com/
- https://carto.com/ (mapping)
- 3:30 Data Driven Journalism (Talk and Showcase by Catherine)
East African Open Data Progress and Prospects in Global Perspective – Charter FAQ
- Sophie Lafayette – International Open Data Charter
- The International Open Data Charter and its principles: How to strengthen open data policies in Africa
- Building evidence of what works for open data in Africa
- Open Data and SDGs: Exploring the GPSDD Open Data for Sustainable Development Module
4:00 pm: Highlights and Shared Insights from Workshops
4:15 pm: DigiKids Presentation
- Students from DigiKids and iLab data training showcase their progress
4:30 pm: Close and Preview of Open Geo Day
- Javier Carranza-Tresoldi – GeoData Scientist & Evangelizer, GeoCensos
4:45 – 6:30 pm: Reception Hosted by Map Kibera and MapBox
8:30 am: Registration and Refreshments
9:45 am: Welcome and review of Day One- Jeanne Holm, Africa Open Data Conference
10:00 am: Lightning Talks
- Facilitator: Winnie Kamau, Talk Africa
- Map Kibera – Joshua Ogure
- email@example.com @JoshCulture
- DataActLab – Alexandra Silfverthorpe
- Development Data Hub – visualizes poverty data and financial flows to 150 countries worldwide. Country profiles are available with data for 150 countries, see for example Kenya here. Methodology and data is described here You can download all the data.
- Spotlight on Uganda- visualizing development data and financial data by district (similar model could be used to track district development in Kenya)
- Unbundling Aid – allows you to drill into aid data (who spends what where, using DAC data).
- Here is a short video explaining the above tools.
- Ending Rural Hunger – tracking data on needs, policies and resources needed to end hunger by 2030. Score cards have been developed for 145 countries, see for example Kenya tracking all countries' actions to end hunger. List of indicators and data sources can be found here andhere. And this is a short video explaining the project.
- Ramani Huria Flood Mapping with Digital Globe – Mark Iliffe, World Bank
- @markiliffe | miliffe at worldbank.org | mark.iliffe at nottingham.ac.uk
- Kenya Data Centre – Caroline Mutua, Strathmore University iLab
- http://22.214.171.124/ryan/inflation.php
- WAZImap and PEPFAR Open Data – Serah Rono,
Format: 5 minute introductions to projects & programs followed by q&a
11:00 am: Working Sessions:
Note: No formal break in the agenda though coffee will be available throughout the morning
Format: Unconference-defined open discussions and shared findings with an aim toward connecting community for concrete work going forward. Likely topics include:
- ICT Tools use, re-use, and adaptation
- Supporting Local Open Data Communities
- Open Agriculture and Nutrition
- National and shared platforms
12:30 pm: LUNCH
1:30 pm: Major themes and findings from group discussions
1:45 pm: Lightning Presentations:
- World Bank-Strathmore Collaboration on KBNS County Data Visualization Project, Dennis Gichuki
- Data Visualizations and Mapping for Planning – Jeanne Holm, Africa Open Data
- Day in the Life of a Nairobian: How Open Data impacts our every day, Silas Macharia, IBM
- Global Open Data Agriculture and Nutrition Initiative – Casper Sitemba, Office of the Deputy President & Kenya lead for GODAN
2:00- 4:30 pm: Introduction to Community Mapping
Basic Skills Training and Mapping Activity run by Map Kibera and MapBox with Digital Globe Data
All Participants: Please bring a laptop
- Joshua Ogure – Map Kibera
- Zach – Map Kibera
- Lucy Fondo – MapBox
4:30 pm: Close and Thanks!


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Nakhon Ratchasima Zoo Covering an area of 545 rai (218 acres), the zoo is one of the most modern in Asia. The enclosures are large and landscaped by section to match the habitat of each animal most of which have come from Africa. The most popular animals are penguins, seals, African elephants, rhinoceros, cheetahs, lions, zebras, and giraffes.
There is also a reptile building and a hornbill garden. In addition to being an ideal place to study biology, the zoo is a great place for relaxation as the grounds are decorated with lovely flowers. Other than the shuttle services that are provided to transport visitors around the zoo, there are bicycles available for rent.
The zoo is open daily between 8.00 a.m. and 5.00 p.m. The fee is 15 baht for children, 70 baht for adults, and 30 baht for four-wheel vehicles. For information, call 0 4435 7355, 0 4421 6251-3 or visit www.zoothailand.org
The Zoo is located approximately 18 kilometers south of the city on Highway No. 304 (Nakhon Ratchasima-Pak Thong Chai), however, it is also accessible via Highway No. 2310 (approximately 1 kilometer drive). Visitors traveling by bus from the city can take air-conditioned bus No. 1415.
How to get there 19 kilometres south of the city on Highway No. 304 (Nakhon Ratchasima-Pak Thong Chai), then take a left onto Highway No. 2310 for approximately 1 kilometre.
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After a 31-20 win at Wyoming, the Horned Frogs are back into the USA Today top 25 poll. They sit at No. 24.
In the AP poll, they have 56 votes, the most of any unranked team.
Their time back in the top 25 may not last long, though. The Frogs go back north this week to take on the No. 5 Boise State Broncos.


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Since adopting a vegan diet, one thing I've been splurging on when food shopping is the frozen vegan pizzas (usually Daiya or Amy's). These usually run anywhere from $10-14. I wanted to figure out a more cost and health affective (no preservatives) alternative than buying those. While food shopping this week I grabbed these 100 calorie, multi grain with flax, flatbreads (package of 6) for a few bucks by Fit & Active. They're marked as wraps, but one of the photos on the package was of a pizza, so a lightbulb went off in my stomach and pulled out my package of Daiya pepper jack shredded cheese, and got to making a personal pizza (yes, that means this was ALL mine!)
- Preheat oven to 350-400
- Put a little bit of oil down on the baking pan before laying the flatbread down
- Also add a drop of oil and spread it on the flatbread along with desired spices before adding your toppings. I added pepper, red pepper, and some zesty salt!
- Spread the Daiya cheese over the flatbread
- Add slice fresh tomatoes over the cheese
- Add toppings! This is the best part. You basically have a never ending list of pizzas you can now make. I went with fresh garlic and onions! Next I may try adding a vegan meat sub, like vegan buffalo chicken!
- Let cook for 15-20 mins. I didn't know I would be sharing this here on my blog, so I wasn't keeping track of the time. I'd suggest checking it at the 10 min mark and the 15 min mark.
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Chicken Soup For Diet For Cancer Patients is Comfort Food All Times of the Year
Nutrition is important and nothing is more comforting than a bowl of chicken soup for cancer patients when you aren't feeling well. So, I created a hearty chicken and barley soup recipe version of this favorite remedy for my best cancer cookbook. It is important what you eat and chicken soup is a good diet for cancer patients because it is easy on the stomach. A hearty version of chicken soup for cancer patients actually became one our family favorites. This recipe makes a big pot to have throughout the week making it the perfect comfort food for cancer patients. By using Rotisserie chicken, it really is a time saver soup.
Chicken and Barley Soup Perfect Diet For Cancer Patients During Chemotherapy
When I made this easy Chicken, Barley and Bow Tie Soup recipe from Eating Well Through Cancer: Easy Recipes & Tips to Guide You Through Treatment and Cancer Prevention, everyone in the family, from kids to adults, wanted second servings. This is a family favorite of ours. It is important to me to include recipes that not only feed the cancer patients but the entire family. I made sure to keep the recipe easy for the caregiver to prepare or if you're feeling better to make it yourself.
Chicken and Barley Soup Eating Well Through Cancer
Makes 10 (1-cup) servings
1 cup chopped celery
1 cup chopped onion
2 cups baby carrots
8 cups fat-free chicken broth
1/2 cup pearl barley
Salt and pepper to taste
2 cups bow tie pasta (uncooked)
1/2 teaspoon dried basil leaves
2 cups skinless coarsely chopped Rotisserie chicken
Salt and pepper to taste
1. In large nonstick pot coated with nonstick cooking spray, sauté celery, onion, and carrots, about 5-7 minutes. Add broth and barley. Bring to boil, reduce heat, cover, and cook about 20-30 minutes or until barley is done.
2. Meanwhile, cook pasta according to package directions; drain and set aside. When soup is done, add basil, chicken and season to taste. Cook until heated, about 5 minutes.
Nutritional Information: Calories 186, Protein (g) 28, Carbohydrate (g) 28, Fat (g) 2, Calories from Fat (%) 10, Saturated Fat (g) 1, Dietary Fiber (g) 3, Cholesterol (mg) 28, Sodium (mg) 137, Protein (g) 14, Total Sugars 3g Diabetic Exchanges: 2 starch, 1.5 lean meat
Terrific Tip: If experiencing taste changes, add extra seasonings as needed to perk up your taste buds. Serve the soup in a mug and if temperature bothers you, serve only warm or room temperature.
Doc's Notes: This goes great any time post-treatment. Barley is a whole grain and a high fiber substitute for rice or pasta.
Best Cancer Cookbook: Chemotherapy Recipes: Chicken Soup for Cancer Patients Good Diet for Cancer Patients During Chemotherapy
Whether your making this chicken and barley soup for yourself or a friend, this hearty version is a great choice as the soup is easy to eat and high in protein, giving you energy. If bringing the soup over to a friend, refrigerate and bring in disposable containers so they can enjoy on their time frame.
Chicken Soup is always a great comfort recipe for cancer patients. In this best cancer cookbook, Eating Well Through Cancer, the book is divided into chapter of different side effects while undergoing treatment. The first chapter, Day of Chemotherapy, is devoted to recipes that are best tolerated and ease the symptoms while having chemo. At this time, it is important to eat lighter foods that are easy on your stomach and what can be better than chicken soup!
Cancer Cookbook with Focus On Foods For Cancer Patients and Family
Why is this book different? What you eat during cancer treatment can make a difference! When you are going through chemo, this chicken and barley soup will give you good nourishment. However, as you experience different side effects, you need different food. The Chicken Parmesan recipe will give you strength you need. Also, important is the caregiver and recipes for caregivers to make. Eating Well Through Cancer: Easy Recipes & Tips to Guide you Through Treatment and Cancer Prevention has helped so many people during a challenging time.
I Use These Inexpensive Containers to Take My Chicken and Barley Soup To Friends
Deli Food Storage Containers with Lid, 32-Ounce, 24-Pack
I found these containers to be great for chicken and barley soup or any soup to take to someone's home. As I mentioned, you should always bring your Chicken and Barley soup to friends in disposable containers. I found myself using these containers for so many other things that I keep them in my pantry. They are reusable and dishwasher safe. Taking homemade food to cancer patients is something caregivers can help with by making food and taking it to someone to eat on their time frame.
Of course, I am always giving away food so they are useful to have on hand for soups or whatever recipes you are making.
Chicken Soup An Easy Diabetic Recipe and Good For Diet For Cancer Patients
Not only is this chicken soup for cancer patients but it is a healthy chicken soup recipe. This Chicken Soup is an easy diabetic recipe and that is the healthiest way to eat making it good for a diet for cancer patients. Even if you need calories, you want to get nutritious calories into your body. This is a high fiber soup because barely is a good grain to include in your soup. Nutritious and delicious I guess that's why chicken soup is the #1 comfort food.
Kitchen Scissors Are A Handy Kitchen Tool!
Latest Heavy Duty Kitchen Shears – Award Winning Best Multi-Purpose Utility Scissors
I think one of the best kitchen gadgets are kitchen scissors. I use them to cut chicken and everything you can think of. If you don't have a pair for your kitchen or don't use what you have, pull them out!
Once you have a pair of kitchen scissors, you will find multiple uses for them. I promise. Would you believe I use them from cutting herbs to cutting pizza slices. You can use it to cut your chicken into smaller pieces for this recipe.
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Publish date: February 10, 2011