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Author Notes: Coconut Bread Pudding is a crazy popular Caribbean dessert, and for good reason: it's like a cozy sweater for the belly. This recipe was adapted from a woman named Jennifer Molnar who took a cooking class in Saint Kitts & Nevis. When I saw the rum, brown sugar, butter, and coconut, I knew I wouldn't quit until this treat was in my tummy. It whips together in just a few minutes (bonus party talk? All the ingredients can be waiting in your pantry for those friends who just "pop over" during the holidays). While traditional recipes favor white bread, I found using whole wheat gave the pudding a little oomph in the face of the mad, wonderful richness. The original recipe also said to cool before serving, but there's no doubt about it: in my house bread pudding is served straight from the oven, still bubbling. Note that the amount of butter topping seems extreme -- go with it. You'll be glad you did. —Sasha (Global Table Adventure)
Food52 Review: This is a traditional bread pudding (if the traditional bread pudding was on a tropical vacation, that is). Coconut, raisins, brown sugar, and rum come together to create a truly sweet dessert. The recipe would probably work just well with a variety of other breads, so don't be afraid to try it with whatever you may have on hand. —figgypudding
Serves: 4-6
Bread Pudding
slices stale wheat bread, cubed (about 6 loosely packed cups)
1 1/2
cups light coconut milk
cup light brown sugar
large eggs
tablespoon vanilla extract
1 1/2
teaspoons cinnamon
cup raisins
cup light brown sugar (for topping)
cup softened butter (for topping)
cup grated coconut (for topping)
Butter Rum Glaze
cup light brown sugar
cup butter
tablespoons vanilla extract
cup golden or dark rum
Bread Pudding
- Preheat the oven to 375°F and butter a medium/small casserole (I used a 10 1/2 inch-round cast iron pan, although a 8x8 baking dish should work well, too). Start by whisking together the light coconut milk, light brown sugar, eggs, vanilla extract, and cinnamon. This is the makings of love in a bowl!
- Fold in the cubed bread and raisins, sneaking a nibble or two as you go.
- Let the bread soak up the coconut milk mixture for about 10 minutes. Sip a little rum while you wait (optional).
- Then, add the mixture to the buttered casserole. Meanwhile, prepare the topping by smashing together the butter, brown sugar, and coconut shreds.
- Add bits of the buttery sugary goodness on top. It'll look like way too much, but trust me on this one. Go. For. It.
- Bake the casserole at 375°F for 35-40 minutes, or until bubbling, browned, and an inserted knife comes out clean.
Butter Rum Glaze
- Make the rum sauce by heating all ingredients in a small pot and simmer gently until the sugar dissolves completely and the sauce thickens a little, about 5-10 minutes.
- Let guests drizzle the hot bread pudding with this crazy good brown sugar–butter–rum glaze.
- This recipe is a Community Pick!
- This recipe was entered in the contest for Your Best Stale Bread
More Great Recipes:
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We reported exclusively on Tuesday on the upcoming update to Pictureslab to bring it to version 5.0, at the time it was still in beta. Good news today is that the Windows Phone Store has caught up and the latest version is available to all.
The good news doesn't stop there as the app is of course available for existing users to update to for free but new users can now grab it for the special offer price of only US $0.99. Read on past the break to find out more.
For those not familiar with Pictures Lab, the app is designed to allow for quick, on the go editing of your snaps. Many difference effects can be applied to the image; there are 30 pre-set effects which you can simply swipe through along with the ability to add borders. If you're looking for a solid photo manipulation app then you should check out this one.
Here is a list of the changes for version 5.0
- Update to Windows Phone 8 with much improved performance and support for all 3 screen resolutions.
- Lens, Rich Media (post edit) and Edit Pictures Hub integration.
- Support for huge images and also low memory devices.
- New Winter border / frame.
- Many UI improvements.
- Countless bug fixes and tweaks.
- Fixed translation issues.
We're pleased to see the update hit the Windows Phone Store so rapidly and think that Pictureslab is a steal at this special offer price. We have been using it for a few days in beta form and are more than happy with it. It's a solid photo editing app that should be more than capable of meeting most needs on the go.
As with a number of Windows Phone apps you can try before you buy but don't deliberate too long and miss out on the new $0.99 price point as it normally costs $2.99. Grab the app from the Windows Phone Store here

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Israel News - Stay Informed, Pray Informed
Earlier this month, the only Messianic congregation in the southern town of Kiryat Gat was burned down by unidentified assailants.
The Kiryat Gat congregation is under the auspices of Beit Hallel Messianic Congregation in the nearby coastal city of Ashdod. Pastor Israel Pochtar of Beit Hallel posted the following message regarding the apparent arson attack:
"A few weeks ago our congregation in Kiryat Gat was burned down. It is the only congregation in the city, has a big vision for the future, involved in helping many people. Evidently, our influence in the city has been a cause of 'concern' to some and they decided to stop our work by setting the building on fire.
"It happened one night after a service; someone threw a gasoline bomb ("Molotov cocktail") through a window and everything caught fire. Arson is a criminal act, so obviously no one owned up or taken responsibility.
"However, the landlord of the building is very connected in Kiryat Gat and has managed to check and see who could be responsible. It was obvious that it was an attack of a religious nature against us. This was the only gathering place for our Kiryat Gat congregation that now is left without a place to meet and worship. The damage is not only to the building itself, all the music equipment inside was also destroyed. The landlord is a good friend, so he is willing to cover the costs of repairs, and we would have to come up with our deductible."
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IT spend failing to support UK.biz
BCS book fingers business shortcomings
British businesses are failing to develop IT systems that support business objectives, according to a new book from the British Computer Society (BCS). Many firms are failing to get the most out of technology and wasting money because of poor planning, the BCS tome - snappily titled Business Analysis - concludes.
Integration and skilled analysis of the business by people with IT expertise is needed if firms are to gain a strategic advantage from IT spending. Firms following piecemeal development and maintenance of IT systems are doomed to spend money with few tangible returns. The BCS book explains the new discipline of business analysis and how it can help firms to stay ahead of the competition.
In addition to enabling managers and specialists to gain an understanding of how business analysis works and how to undertake it, Business Analysis also contains pointers on the skills required by practitioners in the field that are likely to help in recruitment programs. The book divides business analysis into several key competencies including: managing business change, strategy analysis, modeling business systems, business case development, stakeholder analysis, information resource management, and business process modeling.
International Business Systems Development Forum president Jim Stone said: "The Business Analysis book provides the definitive rationale and most relevant techniques for enabling business transformation via the beneficial deployment of IS/IT based solutions".
Business Analysis, which was written by a team of experts in the field, costs £25 and is available from BCS Books or from all good bookshops. ®
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I have just uploaded 1.32_2 development release of DBD::ODBC. This contains one rather nice enhancement for Windows users which adds the new odbc_driver_complete attribute described as below. This allows DBD::ODBC on Windows to obtain a window handle which means if the ODBC Driver Manager or ODBC Driver needs to throw a dialogue to complete the data source or perhaps re-enter an expired password it can. Any testing will be greatly appreciated. The full changes since 1.31 are:
Changes in DBD::ODBC 1.32_2 October 22 2011
Changes in DBD::ODBC 1.32_1 June 24 2011
This attribute was added to DBD::ODBC in 1.32_2.
odbc_driver_complete is only relevant to the Windows operating system and will be ignored on other platforms. It is off by default.
When set to a true value DBD::ODBC attempts to obtain a window handle and calls SQLDriverConnect with the SQL_DRIVER_COMPLETE attribute instead of the normal SQL_DRIVER_NOPROMPT option. What this means is that if the connection string does not describe sufficient attributes to enable the ODBC driver manager to connect to a data source it will throw a dialogue allowing you to input the remaining attributes. Once you ok that dialogue the ODBC Driver Manager will continue as if you specified those attributes in the connection string. Once the connection is complete you may want to look at the odbc_out_connect_string attribute to obtain a connection string you can use in the future to pass into the connect method without prompting.
As a window handle is passed to SQLDriverConnect it also means the ODBC driver may throw a dialogue e.g., if your password has expired the MS SQL Server driver will often prompt for a new one.
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As this only provides the driver and further attributes are required a dialogue will be thrown allowing you to specify the SQL Server to connect to and possibly other attributes.


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Cruise Trips: Adventure over Relaxation (Part 4)by Paul Motter, CruiseMates Editor
Despite the relaxing image, a cruise trip can be as adventurous as any vacation, depending on the ship and itinerary.
Delos: This island, only accessible by boat, was once the capital of the Hellenic Empire before Athens. It was also a major trading port and the home of people from various cultures circa 500 BC. You will find examples of Greek, Phoenician, Egyptian and Minoan architecture as you wander the island, which is smaller than one square mile but full of the ruins of a once great cultural center. Definitely worth visiting, but not requiring more than a day.
Naples: Everyone has heard of the famous Italian city, but can you name one site worth visiting? There is really only one site close to the city worth the trip: the ruins of Pompeii. In the First Century AD, Mount Vesuvius erupted and covered a vital Roman city in ash -- essentially freezing the city in time for future excavation. The murals, homes, baths and even human remains preserved there are awesome.
Monaco: Everything I have mentioned so far is a ruin, but there are other places worth a visit that can be fully experienced in one day, like the beautiful city of Monaco, Monte Carlo. The city is beautiful and intriguing with its Royal Palace and the church where Princess Grace was wed and is buried. But once you have seen those buildings, walked the shopping district and viewed the multi-million dollar yachts in the harbor, you are essentially done. You could rent a car and drive the famous cliffs, or you could don a suit and pay the extravagant cover charge to enter the casino, but if you do you will say, "Hmmm, not exactly as exciting as I envisioned."
The Nature of Cruise Trips I don't mean to say cruise trips are comprised only of places you wouldn't care to stay more than a day. In fact, many cruise ships will stay in special ports like Venice or St Petersburg, Russia, for two or three days. Many cruises start and end in cities where you might like to spend extra time, so you can get a hotel and dig into one location pre or post-cruise if you want. But there are many cruise ports vitally worth seeing where you don't necessarily need more than a day. Here are a few more:Portofino, Italy Cinque Terre, Italy Gdansk, Poland Talinn, Estonia Crete Malta St. Tropez, France Marseille, France Madeira, Portugal Lisbon, Portugal Seville, Spain
Personally, I would even argue that Athens is not even worth more than one day, and I have spent several days there myself. All the sights you want to see, from the Acropolis to the Plaka and the Athens Museum, are within a short distance of one another.
With organization, you can see a lot more in one place than you might ever imagine. You will be exhausted at the end of the day, but isn't that the point anyway?
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Randy Altschuler has gained the endorsement of the Suffolk County Republican Committee in his Congressional run against Representative Tim Bishop, a Democrat seeking re-election in November.
Last week, John Jay LaValle, the county G.O.P. chairman, said in a statement that Mr. Altschuler was chosen for his "real world" business experience, which, the party will argue, will help address the weakness in the American economy. Mr. Altschuler was supported and then abandoned by the party in 2010 during an ugly primary battle that was not resolved until September that year, leaving little time to recover for the general election.
George Demos, one of the candidates who challenged Mr. Altschuler in the 2010 primary, plans to mount another primary fight. This year the federal primary elections will be held on June 26.
The primaries for state offices have not been set, but Assemblyman Fred W. Thiele Jr. has introduced a bill that would have those primaries take place on the same day, the fourth Tuesday in June, which would apply to future state office races as well.
The committee screened both candidates. Mr. LaValle said Mr. Altschuler's support was overwhelming among the party leaders this year. A formal nomination will occur at a future date that has yet to be set, according to the committee, dependent on the new district lines that still need to be finalized by the State Legislature.
While the Altschuler campaign has been mostly ignoring Mr. Demos's efforts, Mr. Demos's reaction to the endorsement was combative. He said Mr. Altschuler "has played the inside game of money and power. This process is disgraceful and it deserves to be defeated. More importantly, it deserves to be exposed."
He reprised his criticisms from the last campaign, referring to the candidate as "Outsourcer Randy Altschuler," based on a company he once owned and co-founded to send high-paying back-office Wall Street jobs to India and other countries where the workers would accept a fraction of the salaries. It was reported to be one of the first companies to send white-collar jobs overseas in publications such as The New Yorker and Business Week. He has since co-founded another company, CloudBlue, which recycles electronic devices. It is based in Norcross, Ga.
The characterization has historically been harmful to Mr. Altschuler, who lost narrowly to Mr. Bishop in a year when Republicans did exceptionally well in Congressional races. The party and the campaign have recast Mr. Altschuler as a "self-made businessman who came from humble beginnings to achieve the American dream," in Mr. LaValle's words.
Mr. Demos, meanwhile, said he was the only conservative candidate in the race. "The voters in the primary will not be moved by the endorsements of a few party bosses," he said. He pledged to defeat Mr. Altschuler in the primary.


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It is the mission of the Connecticut Professional Timber Producers Association, Inc. to enhance the image of the Forest Products Profession throughout the state. We recognize the fact that integrity is the cornerstone of trust, and that trust in of itself is something that can only be earned or built through perseverance and persistent adherence to responsibilities and obligations. Furthermore, realizing that an association is nothing more than a sum of the many parts of a whole, and that adherence to a code of ethical responsibilities is only as good as the integrity of the individuals, that to achieve this goal and to promote the image of a responsible, safety-minded professional and the dignity of the organization, we accept a personal obligation to commit ourselves to the highest ethical and professional conduct.
CTPTPA, Inc. requires of its members that they be conscientious in their approach to timber production. The CTPTPA, Inc. recognizes that timber harvesting is a difficult business requiring a large investment of time, energy, and money. Giving recognition to this fact and to help promote acceptance of timber harvesting and the forest products industry as a whole by the public and by State and municipal agencies, members of the CTPTPA, Inc. believe and promote professionalism, and in support of this attitude, a Code of Ethics was developed to serve as a guide. Through the improvement and strengthening of the timber producers objectives, CTPTPA, Inc. seeks to improve the community's understanding of our profession. Thus it impresses upon its members the principles of personal responsibility and the respect for all lands of use, and to inspire them with that feeling of respect and accomplishment. It is a professional organization only so far as it furnishes additional inducement that timber producers may forgather in numbers, thereby providing more material for its primary work of education, of policies of safety, and for the continued use of the forest lands. It is educational in that it teaches by prescribed laws and a system of morality, honesty, and a high degree of professionalism.
Primarily, The Code of Ethics and any supplemented guidelines are intended to serve as a basis for ethical decision making in the conduct of professional work. Questions relating to ethical conflicts within the association can be best answered by thoughtful consideration of fundamental principles, rather than reliance on detailed regulations, therefore they cannot and do not dictate conduct to cover particular situations. Secondly, they may serve as a basis for judging the merit of a formal complaint of violation.
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HANG TIME HEADQUARTERS — Steve Nash's long-awaited return to action no doubt captivated most of us during the NBA's Saturday night fiesta.
But while Nash, Kobe Bryant and the Los Angeles Lakers were busy trying to get things in order in Oakland against the Golden State Warriors, there was another intriguing matchup between wannabe contenders in the Eastern Conference.
The Chicago Bulls and Atlanta Hawks locked up at Philips Arena in a battle of teams we're still not quite sure what to make of, what with the Heat and Knicks having already distanced themselves from the pack. A night earlier both teams were at polar opposite ends of the basketball spectrum. The Bulls smashed their way through a physical battle with the Knicks in New York, while the Hawks got stroked by 19 points by the Sixers in Philadelphia.
Fast forward a night and the same two teams looked totally different. In a head-to-head matchup the Hawks dominated the final three quarters of on their way to a 92-75 win.
The game was one thing, a battle of wills between teams trying to forget about the night before in time for a cruel schedule punch that required they both spend no time enjoying or sulking about what happened the night before. The reactions to the outcome from both sides, however, was the truly entertaining part of the night.
Since no one in either locker room has a good explanation for why they can perform at such a high level one night and then fall so flat the next.
"It was a different night, that's all," said Hawks guard Lou Williams. "I'm sure you don't report your best every night. In different games, your body feels different. Your body responds different. Sometimes you travel, sometimes you get an opportunity to sleep in your own bed. Small things like that make a difference."
Bulls center Joakim Noah, who was in the middle of the action in the win over the Knicks, could tell something was a bit off against the Hawks, who like the Bulls have both impressed with quality wins this season while perplexing with peculiar losses as well.
"We had a letdown because we lost," Noah said. "One night you come out and play so well and you feel great, and then the next night you come out with the wrong mindset and don't play well. Our energy was bad, and we settled for too many shots early in the clock. When you're tired, sometimes you just have to move the ball around, and we didn't do that. We let (the Hawks) play to their strengths. We can't get too up or too down about the last two days. You just have to learn from the experience and move on from it."
If anyone is going to mount a serious challenge to the Heat or Knicks in the East this season, it will have to come from a small group of teams based on what we've seen through the first trimester of this season. The Indiana Pacers, Milwaukee Bucks, Brooklyn Nets, Boston Celtics and Sixers have all looked the part at times throughout the past two months. And yet it's hard to tell if any one of these teams is legitimately up to the task.
We know the Bulls' chances of mounting that challenge improve dramatically if Derrick Rose is able to return from ACL surgery at anywhere near the MVP-level he played at before going down.
What might surprise some is that the Hawks will need a similar charge from the same position if they are going to shed the label of pretenders and take a seat at the table with the true contenders in the East.
"That was probably one of our most energized wins thus far this year," said Hawks coach Larry Drew, who Saturday night became the second-fastest Hawks coach to reach 100 wins (behind Hall of Famer Lenny Wilkens). "I thought at the very beginning our guys did a really good job, and it started with Jeff Teague and his energy defensively at the very beginning. It was a very clear contrast from [Friday night], where I thought he was a little laid back and didn't really exert himself defensively. I thought he did a phenomenal job with that. When he does that, he just gets us going. It's something we talk to Jeff about and something we'll stay on him about constantly to keep him in the mind frame of being the aggressor defensively, because the rest of the guys feed off of that."
If the Hawks, like the Bulls, want to be taken seriously, the time to step up is now.


text: So should we set up a sandbox svn repository and those who would like to help out - take shots at migrating bioperl (any current cvs snapshot will do) to svn - you document what you find yourself having to do in trying to make it work - you report back when you think you have a working repository - we all get a defined amount of time to test to our hearts' content, say 2 weeks - you fix issues that were encountered - report back when done, followed by retesting for, say 1 week - iterate previous 2 steps until no issues and no objections to migration - two more weeks of warning period to all developers to commit all outstanding changes, or reapply them to a future svn checkout - pull the trigger by locking down cvs, applying the migration as worked out before, and announcing that BioPerl is now on svn - get free beer at next BOSC (I'll pay if no one else does) This may not be precisely the plan that needs to be executed, but it's probably somewhere along those lines. If there are volunteers who would like to spearhead this, then power to you - I think everyone is in favor and the advantages of svn don't need to be debated. The only reason it hasn't happened yet is because no one has stepped forward who would have the energy. I'm sure ChrisD will gladly create the svn sandbox if we have volunteers lined up to get going. -hilmar On Jun 15, 2007, at 5:40 PM, Spiros Denaxas wrote: > On 6/15/07, rvos <rvos at interchange.ubc.ca> wrote: >> Hi, >> >> I would very much prefer it if bioperl moved to svn. I'm >> considering merging Bio::Phylo (to the extent that that's possible/ >> practical) with bioperl and move it to an OBF repository, but I'd >> rather not go back to CVS. >> >> Rutger >> > > I second that, SVN seems like the reasonable choice. I would be more > than happy to help out as well. > > Spiros > >> >> -----Original Message----- >> >>> Date: Fri Jun 15 07:56:23 PDT 2007 >>> From: "Chris Fields" <cjfields at uiuc.edu> >>> Subject: Re: [Bioperl-l] SVN and ...Re: Perltidy >>> To: "Sendu Bala" <bix at sendu.me.uk> >>> >>> >>> On Jun 15, 2007, at 5:07 AM, Sendu Bala wrote: >>> >>>>>>> ... >>>>>> Can we do any sort of massive conversion at some logical >>>>>> timepoint. >>>>>> Probably after a branch release or something? Because it >>>>>> basically >>>>>> means we're going to have differences on nearly every line >>>>>> which is >>>>>> going to make diff-ing difficult when debugging old/new versions. >>>>>> Maybe it is not a problem because we aren't introducing and new >>>>>> bugs! >>>> >>>> Sorry, can you clarify the problem you envisage? And why would >>>> making a branch release help? >>> >>> Maybe the worry is that mass conversion in such a large codebase >>> could lead to hard-to-locate bugs. Shouldn't occur but who knows >>> w/o >>> trying? >>> >>>>> I agree; if we intend on doing this it should be all at once, >>>>> maybe on a branch dedicated to ensure that code changes don't >>>>> tank tests (they shouldn't but one never knows). We would then >>>>> need a script up- and-running that tidies everything up prior to >>>>> commits (though what happens if perltidy tanks?...). >>>>> Sendu, up for it? >>>> >>>> If its going to be difficult and a hassle, for such an unnecessary >>>> thing I'm not sure its worth it. There are more pressing things to >>>> be done for Bioperl. >>>> >>>> If I can just run perltidy on the entire package and commit, I'd do >>>> it. If that's not appropriate, I won't. >>> >>> The choices aren't necessarily all or nothing. What about >>> voluntary, >>> recommended use of a perltidy config file included with the >>> distribution, with additional 'caveats'? See my response to Sean. >>> >>>>>>> About svn >>>> [snip] >>>>> Stepped into that one, didn't I! I'll look into how much effort >>>>> is involved and try getting something going in the next month or >>>>> two, maybe sooner if time permits. I'm lacking on SVN-foo as >>>>> well but it might be worth looking into. >>>> >>>> I'd put this in the unnecessary-but-nice category as well. If it >>>> will be as easy as my ->new change, go ahead. If not, there are >>>> more pressing matters (POD fixing, test script updating and >>>> finishing...). >>> >>> A few other open-bio projects have actively discussed a CVS->SVN >>> migration (BioRuby and I think BioPython, though the latter could be >>> wrong). As I said, "it might be worth looking into" to weigh the >>> pros/cons, get others opinions from others who have made the >>> transition, etc. We could, as Jason suggested, even set up a tester >>> SVN w/o making it the default codebase (lock it off to a few >>> testers, >>> have CVS commits automatically/manually carry over to SVN, etc). >>> >>> I agree with you that it's not feasible to switch over prior to a >>> release and that there are more pressing issues, but it doesn't hurt >>> having an open discussion about it. >>> >>> chris >>> >>> _______________________________________________ >>> Bioperl-l mailing list >>> Bioperl-l at lists.open-bio.org >>> http://lists.open-bio.org/mailman/listinfo/bioperl-l >> >> _______________________________________________ >> Bioperl-l mailing list >> Bioperl-l at lists.open-bio.org >> http://lists.open-bio.org/mailman/listinfo/bioperl-l >> > _______________________________________________ > Bioperl-l mailing list > Bioperl-l at lists.open-bio.org > http://lists.open-bio.org/mailman/listinfo/bioperl-l -- =========================================================== : Hilmar Lapp -:- Durham, NC -:- hlapp at gmx dot net : ===========================================================


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Saturday, May 29, 2010
Breaking News: Vicente Padilla "involved in a incident"
Vicente Padilla in trouble? The Police in Denver, Colorado won't say much but they will hold a press conference at 3pm Pacific Time to discuss the details on a incident involving Padilla.
I don't have a good feeling on this...
Padilla is currently on the disabled list.
From Fox 31 Denver:
DENVER (AP) — Denver police are investigating an allegation made against Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher Vicente Padilla.
Lt. Matt Murray says Padilla was not arrested.
Police were not discussing details before a news conference scheduled for 4 p.m. Saturday, but Murray said police were called just before 4 a.m. Saturday to an address downtown, within walking distance from Coors Field.
The Dodgers are in Denver to play the Colorado Rockies this weekend.
From CBS 4 Denver:
Denver Police are investigating allegations against Los Angeles Dodgers Pitcher Vicente Padilla. Officers were called to the Ritz Carlton Hotel in downtown Denver early Saturday morning.
Police will only say they were called to 1881 Curtis St. at 3:51 a.m. Saturday in regards to allegations against Padilla. Officers will not confirm what those allegations are or who made them.
Police hope to have more details as they continue their investigation. A news conference is planned for 4 p.m. Saturday for a briefing on those allegations.
8 comments:
- Bill Bushman said...
Oh great....
- May 29, 2010 at 11:51 AM
- Roberto said...
I'm really curious to know what's going on. Press Conference at 2pm (cali time)
- May 29, 2010 at 11:58 AM
- dodgerbobble said...
What now? If it ain't one thing it's another.
- May 29, 2010 at 12:03 PM
- Roberto said...
3pm press conference! sorry.
- May 29, 2010 at 12:07 PM
- Michael K. Smith said...
If I have to guess, it will be a rape charge.
- May 29, 2010 at 12:51 PM
- Roberto said...
I don't think so. Padill was not arrested. I'm guessing a bar fight...
- May 29, 2010 at 1:14 PM
- KempKershaw said...
Nothing good can happen at 4 a.m.
- May 29, 2010 at 1:25 PM
- Green Lantern JBJ of Sector 1138 said...
what is this in reference to..?
- May 29, 2010 at 1:56 PM
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The New Hanover County Board of Commissioners will consider a resolution at their meeting Monday that would allow for the county to dispose of surplus property by way of an electronic public auction.
The eight-page list of items to be auctioned off includes some typical office supply surplus, but I have highlighted some of the more interesting items from the list.
- There are two typewriters on the list. The reasons given for their disposal are "obsolete" and "replace with computer." Does this mean that one county employee has been using a typewriter instead of a computer in the year 2013?
- A Zenith VCR to be "upgraded to DVD player."
- The Sheriff's food warmer to be "replaced with a newer model."
- 25 pairs of rain leggings
- 34 used groin protectors
- 34 expired gas masks
All surplus property will be sold as is and all sales will be final. No information was available at this time as to when the sale will be but the information will be published on the county website at least 10 days prior.
View the entire list here and let me know any other odd items you see/are interested in below in the comments section.
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34 used groin protectors?
Used for what?
You've got to grow some in order to NEED to protect them.
Obviously these should not have been bought in the first place.
They should be re issued to Berger to protect him from Woody White……………


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So here we go, My February in Instagram Pics:
Apparently, it snowed a lot. These are some views of frozen Lake Michigan outside of my dorm window and from around campus.
My campus is a winter wonderland! And I'm SO sick of it...it's March already. This snow should be out of here!
I've been spending more time downtown. I never realized in the 3 years I've been at Loyola how easy it is to take the shuttle to the downtown campus. My friends and I spent a Friday night studying at the downtown library...hey, there's no shame in that, is there?
An afternoon view from the downtown LUC library
Downtown study sesh! Maybe it'll become a tradition during this MCAT season.
I also apparently ate a lot of food in February. This is my favorite burger in Chicago. I've raved about it before on this blog. It's the Kimchi burger from Bop N' Grill. Fried egg, kimchi, caramelized onions...put simply, it's amazing in all its gooey glory.
This is a chicken sharma sandwich. It's a middle eastern sandwich on a type of pita bread, and it's DELICIOUS! One of my favorite parts about Loyola is that Devon, a neighborhood featuring all sorts of middle eastern and Indian restaurants, is right down the street, so I get to try all different kinds of food I wouldn't normally eat...like this!
Basically the only thing I'm living on using my meal plan. I was so happy to find our dining services offering something that is 1) actually healthy and 2) doesn't make my stomach upset.
I volunteered through my sorority at a benefit event downtown. I know it's dark, but yes, that is a MONKEY on my shoulder. A real live monkey. In a costume. Without going into details, the event was absolutely AMAZING and was for a good cause. (Oh, and by the way? There were real camels too. Be jealous!)
Other news:
- I'm getting an apartment for next year! Finally, my very own apartment! I'm so excited to decorate it and make my own meals for a change. The kitchen in my new apartment is the same size as the one I have now, but for two people rather than four. That's a big change for me!
- I'm trying to figure out my summer plans. Right now it's just a waiting game to see what opportunities come through.
- These next few weeks are going to be NUTS. A mixer, formal, St. Patty's Day (this year I'm seeing the green Chicago river! It's happening!), Aziz Ansari, spring retreat, and then Easter. And studying somewhere in between.
But...I think this Dove chocolate wrapper sums it all up:
Get out there and make your dreams happen.
And that's exactly what I'm doing.


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Volunteer at the Gilbert Farmers Market with us! Talk to market-goers about Local First Arizona and Good Food Finder directory, meet vendors, and be part of the growing farmers market community!
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-No prior experience required. Training provided on-site