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The deal struck at the beginning of they year to avert the fiscal cliff restored the adoption tax credit and made it permanent, which is good news for parents.
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The adoption credit was created in 1997 and through 2009 the credit was nonrefundable, meaning that if you couldn't apply it to an existing current tax liability you wouldn't get it, however, you were able to carry it forward to subsequent tax years
For 2010 and 2011 the credit was refundable. For 2012 and onward the credit reverts to being nonrefundable, and the maximum credit for 2012 is $12,650 per child. If you are taking this credit be careful because you may not enjoy any of the credit if your 2012 modified adjusted gross income is beyond the exclusion levels of $229,710. There is a phase out after your income reaches $189,710. In order to claim the credit, you must file as single, married filing joint, head of household or qualifying widow(er) with a dependent child. You cannot claim the credit if your filing status is married filing separately.
The costs you may deduct fall under the ordinary and necessary expense categories and include: attorney fees, travel and meals expenses, adoption fees, court costs and re-adoption fees if dealing with a foreign adoption. You cannot claim expenses for any transaction for which you were reimbursed by any state, federal or local agency. Nor can you claim any expenses that are in violation of any federal or state law (like bribes), or for expenses paid for a surrogate arrangement, or for the adoption of your spouse's child, or that can be claimed elsewhere on your tax return.
The adoption credit has a tricky set up: An exclusion is available as well as the tax credit itself. The exclusion allows you to deduct expenses from your gross income thus reducing the amount of your taxable income, whereas the credit reduces your tax liability. Both are subject to the income and dollar limitations.
Be sure to thoroughly read the IRS instructions or consult with a tax professional to determine how to calculate the credit and the exclusion and how to treat expenses paid in prior years.
If you adopt a special needs child, you may take the full credit without incurring the full amount of the expenses. This is an additional tax benefit for adopting such a child. Here again definitions come into play. You and the IRS may have a different definition. Naturally, it's the IRS' definition that sticks and that is that the state must certify that the child has special needs and the child must be a U.S. citizen. Make sure you have documentation to prove this claim in the event of an audit.
According to the IRS, for 2013 the credit will be $13,360 per child.
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Ancestry.com and their "shaking leaves" are they a help or a hindrance?
I've heard comments made that are negative towards the Ancestry.com television commercials that basically say "click on this little leaf and voila, there is your family tree all done for you". While I understand that is an extremely simplistic introduction to family history research, it is an introduction, isn't it?
Would you rather not have the shaking leaves? Do you really want to clutter up the process with pop-up disclaimers stating: DO NOT TAKE THIS INFORMATION AS FACT, check your sources, cite those sources, yada yada yada? I don't.
I get the gripes, but I also know that I started using Ancestry.com without any notion of what I was doing or how I was supposed to do it. I think I figured it out pretty quickly and others will too. Sooner or later some family member, that the tree is shared with, is going to ask the question "how was our great-grandmother born before her mother was?" In the end I think it will all work out. I'm glad to have the shaking leaves.


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Warmer conditions than what the teams will face next month made for an interesting test session on Tuesday for drivers in the American-Canadian Tour at New Hampshire Motor Speedway. More than 35 teams from across New England, New York and southern Canada laid down laps on the 1.058-mile oval in preparation for the Bond Auto Parts ACT Invitational on Saturday, Sept. 20.
The sixth annual Invitational, which comes one day before the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series takes to the Magic Mile for the SYLVANIA 300, will be the last race on a very busy Saturday schedule that also includes the Whelen Modified Tour's F.W. Webb 100 and the return of the Camping World Truck Series in the form of the UNOH 175.
Defending Bond Auto Parts Invitational champion Eddie MacDonald was among those in Tuesday's test field. The native of Rowley, Mass., was testing a new car in favor of the one that has pulled into Sunoco Victory Lane in two of the last three ACT races at NHMS.
"We struggled a little bit (in testing) today. We had some motor issues all morning and now we're trying to figure out how to get some speed," said MacDonald, a three-time ACT Invitational champion that also made his Sprint Cup Series debut at New Hampshire on July 13. "The other car has been so good to me, but we just wanted to take this car and see if we could get it going. It's just taken a little while to figure it out, but hopefully we figure it out by the end of the day and when we come back in September."
MacDonald wasn't the only one struggling at the Magic Mile on Tuesday. Sixteen-year-old Taylor Martin (Windham, N.H.), who runs a full-time schedule in the Legend Cars' Sign Works Oval and Moat Mountain Road Course series, said that the team has struggled all morning with issue after issue.
"We were spewing oil all over the track and had to come in. Second, we had a shock seize up on us. It's been one thing after another - a domino effect," said Martin. "This is what happens when you don't race the car for months. It's all part of it."
While MacDonald and Martin struggled to get the car right, 2010 ACT Invitational champion Joey Polewarczyk (Hudson, N.H.) was happy with his testing session. The team was trying out a new tire, so adapting to its quirks was the key to Tuesday.
"Today is all about learning. We're on a new tire here than we've ever been on, so it's a matter of getting the car comfortable with it," said Polewarczyk, who also noted how much he likes the format of the Invitational, especially the ability to go three- and four-wide.
"The way they handicap this … it's for the fans and they keep this sport going," he said. "Making the faster cars start toward the back, it's definitely exciting. This is such a wide, big track compared to what we normally run on. You can jump out of the draft and make some passes. It's really exciting and hopefully the fans enjoy it, too."
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Reshaping the squad & the 25-man squad rule
A key concern in the remodelling of the first team squad is the 25-man squad rule. The requirement of this rule is that we name a squad of no more than 25 players, eight of whom have to be "home grown". A home grown player is defined as follows:
A home grown player is defined as one who, irrespective of his nationality or age, has been registered with any club affiliated to the Football Association or the Welsh Football Association for a period, continuous or not, of three entire seasons or 36 months prior to his 21st birthday (or the end of the season during which he turns 21).
We do not need to name players who are under 21 on the list; for the 2012/13 campaign under 21 players will have been born on or after 1st January 1991.
As it stands, our 25-man squad would probably consist of (* = home grown player):
Brad Friedel
Heurelho Gomes
Carlo Cudicini
Kyle Walker*
Benoît Assou-Ekotto
Kyle Naughton*
Danny Rose*
Jan Vertonghen
Younes Kaboul
Michael Dawson*
Sébastien Bassong
Scott Parker*
Luka Modric
Tom Huddlestone*
Jake Livermore*
Gareth Bale*
Aaron Lennon*
Rafael van der Vaart
Gylfi Sigurðsson*
Steven Pienaar
Yago Falque Silva
David Bentley*
Jermain Defoe*
Emmanuel Adebayor (assuming he signs in the next few days, as expected)
That would mean that the following miss out:
Jermaine Jenas
William Gallas
Ledley King (rumoured to be close to retirement)
Bongani Khumalo (rumoured to be joining PAOK on loan)
Simon Dawkins (on loan at San Jose Earthquakes)
Giovani Dos Santos (expected to return to Spain)
David Button
Jonathan Obika
We are then able to select any players who were born after January 1991 without needing to register them.This means that any of the following (plus the U18 players) would be available for selection:
Adam Smith
Ryan Mason
Andros Townsend
Dean Parrett
Steven Caulker
John Bostock
Tom Carroll
Nathan Byrne
Jake Nicholson
Massimo Luongo
Ryan Fredericks
Cameron Lancaster
Cristian Ceballos
Jonathan Miles
Jordan Archer
Alex Pritchard
Harry Kane
William Ekong
Kevin Stewart
Jack Barthram
Jack Munns
It is worth bearing in mind, then, that we really need to find buyers or at least loan clubs for those who will not make the cut. In addition, for any further over-21 signings we make, we will need to find a squad space for them.
We are relatively safe in terms of the eight homegrown players and, of course, you don't actually need to name eight – you can, instead, name one less player in the squad.
So I'm guessing we'd sacrifice Bentley or Falque if we signed someone like Remy?
Yeah, that's what I'd guess too.
Coulibaly not on the list?
as an under-18 player, Coulibaly's covered by Windy saying "plus the under-18's"
As stated below, Coulibaly is an U18. I doubt he'll see much (if any) first team action this year.
Thanks for the info Windy. If your as-it-stands squad prediction is correct, then when we buy another striker (which we must) then it would seem Falque would be the next in line for the cut.
Out of the the younger players who do not need to be named, which do you think can make the biggest impact on the squad? I have only heard rumours about the likes of Ceballos and have never really seen much of the Ryan Masons and Cameron Lancasters. Are most set for further loan deals or can they add anything to the prospective campaign?
Hi Jamie. I agree about Falque, with Bentley a close second I'd guess. Think Pienaar will leave too.
I think Luongo and Smith, probably, although would like to see Pritchard and Mason get matches this season.
This is why you are by far my favourite Spurs blogger. Within 2 days of asking myself the same question, you answer it! By the way Windy, if I'm not mistaken, Jenas is officially out of contract now, can you confirm?
Cheers Jef! I think Jenas might have one more year…
How does Gylfi qualify for the home-grown rule? I'd not seen anything about that before.
He played for Reading U18s, so has done the three years prior to his 21st birthday 🙂
Was in readings youth academy I believe before he went to hoffenheim
He was at Reading from 2005-2010.
I didn't know that – bonus! Cheers for the info. Nice blog btw. 🙂
He played for the Royals before moving to Germany. Trained in England
bassong wont be here come sept surely?
I'd guess that AVB will be given the opportunity to assess and decide. He was great alongside Dawson as our 1st choice pairing only a couple of seasons ago remember. He clearly has talent – something's just gone a bit awry in the last 2 years.
I can, strangely, see Bassong being kept – I never would have thought that under Redknapp. With his pace, he will suit the AVB high line better than King or Gallas.
Would be good to "blood" some youngsters in! Kane deserves a shot and caulker, townsend and Bostock have all shown they have the talent to succeed at the lane! AVB looks ideal to integrate these into the first team…. #youneverwinanythingwithkids
I think Bostock will be moving to Swindon – either on loan or permanently. Certainly think Kane, Caulker and Townsend will see some action this year, though!
I think Gallas and King are better than Naughton and Bassong, and Jenas is better than Yago Falque
As above, I think Bassong he will suit the AVB high line better than King or Gallas. King won't carry on playing IMO, and Gallas will head across London.
I think that if Jenas stays to see out his contract, he will likely leave on loan (although I wouldn't mind him being in the squad).
Naughton has been released. I checked earlier at a lost of released players and he was on there. I think
He hasn't, mate, but he is all set to move to Villa according to reports.
From what i saw of Falque he looked very competent, what he needs though is Premiership experience like Caulker, Walker and Naughton all got.
Whether it's better for him to stay and cover or go out on loan I'm not sure, he won't get much experience covering Lennon as that itself could facilitate a formation change, Lennon's place in a 433 is not nailed on as it stands now. However, Lennon does play to a very noticeably higher standard when someone on the bench is a direct replacement. Look at his form periods and they match up with the times Bentley wasn't out on loan.
If Lennon is in the big picture, one of the Bentley, Falque or replacement should be pushing him from the bench
Dan Yeats, gylfi was at reading prior to hoffenheim. The FA regards homegrown as anyone to spend 3 years at an FA registered club between 16 and 21, and he fulfills this from his reading days.
Always great seeing your blogs/tweets windy. What do we know of the young defender from Man U. I hear he plays LB and can cover CB. I am guessing he would count as U21 and so I could then see Rose being loaned for PL experience and Fryatt covering BAE?
Cheers! Fryers is, as you say, primarily a left back, but can fill in at CB. He is 19 so got two years left as an U21. I can see Rose going either on loan or permanently…
We do also have Europa – which we can have a different 25 squad for, so don't necessarily need to offload all the extras. And Prem squad can be rehashed in January, Europa after the group stages
This is true – worth hanging on to some until January? I'm not sure more senior players would be too happy with that, mind.
This is a quality blog. Your analysis is an easy read and informative.
I personally think there's more heading for the chop, pienaar, gallas and jenas to start. While the 25 is strong i believe that the u21 section contains a few future starters and they need prem experience. so more to go.
odds on luka staying, surely getting shorter!!
Thank you, appreciate that!
I think you're right with your three to leave.
Do you think if we were to announce a couple of big signings, Modric could be convinced to stay?
Been wondering for a while, about the youngsters, are there som e "good ones", I mean, really good ones in the club? Sorry, don`t follow them from Swdeen… AVB seems to be building something really nice.., regarding the age of all "newcumbers"..
YES, some very good young players at the club. You will probably see them in the EUROPA league. At their age/level, are as good or better than any European Club.
As above, I agree. We have some top prospects – hoping to see Luongo get some games this year, who I rate very highly. Caulker is going to be a real gem, obviously. Pritchard is another to keep an eye on this season, and I'd love Mason to get some games.
Windy – Is it true that Alex Pritchard only has a year left on his contract? If so, what the hell is going on?! He looked amazing against Inter Milan.
It was reported in the Mail that he was out of contract this summer, and there's been no mention on a contract extension being signed… all very odd. I'm sure we'll want to tie him down.
Thanks – great article Windy. Getting excited about the new season already… Ess.
Cheers! I am dead excited too 🙂
Gallas over Bassong surely?
I can't imagine him working well with the high line… can see him leaving before long.
Great blog mate, makes lots of sense and thankfully lacking in moaning from contributors… bookmarking you from now on.
Cheers, appreciate that!
Good work again Windy but rather than the Premiership rules think we are better looking at the more demanding UEFA rules as these are the ones governing CL squads – and even if we are not too bothered by Europoa League levy/AVB will be planning for CL in 2013/14.
The 'Club trained' players we have are Button, King, Livermore, Lennon, Bale, Rose – so if King retires and Rose goes on loan or leaves we are down to the minimum 4 (which includes Button). Of course we hope that some of Cauker, Townsend and A Smith stay and can qualify as 'Club trained' next season.
The Association trained, 'non club trained' are Dawson, Walker, Naughton, Sigurdson, Parker (5 of them – with Club trained, one more than the minimum 8) plus Defoe, Bentley, Jenas and Obika who probably will not be in the squad this season. Shows that Sigursson was an important player to sign !
Overall though we are pretty close to the minimum requirements – unless we get more club trained players next season and possibly more association trained players. Especially if we sell Naughton !
The u 21 rules are slighly different so players like Luongo do not qualify as they have been with the club for insufficient time.
Hello Spursidol! Hope you're well 🙂
Good shout on the UEFA rules, and I'm sure it's a concern. I think we have enough waiting in the wings to cover ourselves.
Suddenly woke up with a sweat last night – forgot to include Huddlestone as an Association trained player (not Club trained) – so you could sell Naughton more easily !
This is a worry!…….need to fit TWO more strikers in there as well……gonna have to drop quite a few from your current list!
We definitely have work to do… but with word that Defoe could be moving to Reading, that frees up once space 🙂
even T.hudd qualifies as cup trained. (courtesy:football manager)
I expect Cudicini, Friedel, Gallas, Vdv, jenas, Modric, bassong out, with Lloris, fryers, Butland, Moutinho, Damiao and one more striker to come in…
A few things that strike me
One of those big name keepers, one can go instantly. Button is a good third option.
I Suspect a new keeper in, Gomes and Cuda out, leaving
Gallas can go. King will surely retire, and Caulker should be 3rd choice. Agree about Bassong. Hate to say it but he's a much better fit than Dawson in this system. Not sure how the club will handle that – since he's a class act and shoe-in for captaincy.
Naughton can go. I rate Smith the higher, and he will be more prepared to wait for his chance as Walker's understudy. Kaboul can cover RB, and Livermore at a push.
At Leftback, I'm hoping this Fryers kid is brought in instead of Rose. Rose needs weekly games now, takes up a squad place and just isn't that good at defending. Verts can play here too of course.
I think whether we keep both Bassong and Dawson may depend on how often we expect to use Kaboul and Verts on the flanks. Benny and Kyle can' play 60 games a season, and AVB will need to decide if Smith or Fryers are ready for the step up.
Return of Hudd will feel like a new signing. Will also be interesting to see how Livermore gets on, since Harry favoured him very highly.
Hopefully this is the season Sandro becomes unquestioned first choice. Parker does the last gasp stuff brilliantly, but he doesn't take games by the scruff of the neck in the same way.
Modric will be a huge loss, Moutinho would soften the blow though.
Bentley and Pienaar can hopefully be sold. Don't rate then as pacy or direct enough, and Pienaar's heart isn't here. Would like to see Townsend get games on the wings, he's a pacy like-for-like replacement for Lennnon or Bale, and has always rose to the occassion when given games in our first team.
Falque is an odd one. Not sure why he didn't get a sniff at Southampton because he looked a talent for us in the Europa League.
Lennon will hopefully be back to his best, and Bale can drop that central role shit. The interview where he said his agent – rather than the manager – was encouraging him to play there tells you everything you need to know about Harry Redknapp. How to play Siggy and VDV baffles me frankly. Any ideas Windy?
Thought Ade was our best player last season, simply because without him we were dramatically worse. Would like to sign another striker who can play with his back to goal, to avoid having to change our style of play if he gets injured. Defoe is a glorious swub option to change games, but not sure if he'll want to be on the bench anyway.
Good chance for Kane to step up if Defoe leaves, although still not convinced he's a centre forward.
So hopefully
Big chance for Mason. Or perhaps last chance. Pray he can stay injury free.
Looking at the options what strikes me is that me have a glut of midfielders but nothing else. Carrol, Mason, Livermore, Luongo and Falque have all got the right to expect gametime this season, but can't see all of them getting it.
While I've got you here Windy, what do you think of Lee from Bolton or Hamit Altinorp. I'd love to see us sign a good technical utility player – a vital position in the modern squad game – and I think they are both gettable. Much rather get Altinorp than Carvalho
Hello, SP! That was epic, and all very interesting!
I think Lloris is nailed on – personally think he's quite overrated, what do you think?
I agree re: defence. REALLY don't want to see Dawson leave, but not sure how he fits in under AVB – guess we'll see. I, like you, prefer Smith to Naughton (particularly as an attacikng full back in a 4-3-3). Agree about LB too – talk of Rose going on loan, but I'd not be bothered if it was permanent. Less of an issue now we have Vertonghen.
Really fascinated to see if/how AVB uses Hudd… like you, Sandro is my key man.
I think we need to sign competition for Lennon – cannot trust him to be fit and ready enough IMO.
VDV vs Sigurdsson? Christ knows. Struggling to see where VDV fits in generally – hate saying that as he's a favourite of mine.
On the youngsters front, I think Mason has more of a chance under a manager who appreciates intelligent players in a different way – it's always been said about AVB that he treats younger, less experienced players the same as the older more established pros, which bodes well.
Massive fan of CY Lee – if it weren't for his injuries I'd definitely want us to sign him. TBH I'd be tempted anyway. Rumours suggest that Wigan are trying to sign him.
Great stuff as ever mate.
Have to agree with you about CY Lee; I could never understand why people didn't notice him earlier!


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PERSONAL: Born Andrew Hein in 1984 in Hinsdale, Ill. ... Parents are Ronald and Ann Hein... Andy has a sister named Caroline… Andy attended West Chicago Community High School... Made national honor roll and was all-state in volleyball and basketball... Has a degree in psychology from Pepperdine... He is working on his MBA... Loves to watch NCAA basketball, football, and baseball... Lists chicken parmesan as his favorite food and the Chicago Cubs as his favorite baseball team... Enjoys The Simpsons (has every season on DVD) and South Park... Favorite movie is Jurassic Park... Played during the winter of 2009-10 for Changos de Naranjito in the Puerto Rican men's league.
MAJOR INTERNATIONAL COMPETITION: 2009 – NORCECA Continental Championship (Silver Medal)... Brazil Tour... 2010 FIVB World Championship Qualifier for NORCECA Group F (Gold Medal)… FIVB World League. 2008 – America's Cup… Pan American Cup (Gold Medal). 2007 – Pan American Games (Silver Medal)… World University Games (Bronze Medal). 2005 – World University Games. 2003 – World University Games (Bronze Medal).
INTERNATIONAL HIGHLIGHTS: 2009 – Andy started the majority of the 2009 season for the United States as middle blocker Ryan Millar took the summer off from competition... Andy finished the season as the team's second-leading blocker with 27 (0.38 blocks per set) and fourth leading scorer with 150 points (2.14 points per set). His hitting percentage for the season was 0.534... Andy was the United States' leading blocker and fifth overall at the NORCECA Continental Championship where the U.S. Men won the silver medal. He finished with nine blocks and averaged 0.53 per set... Andy was the United States' second-leading blocker and third overall as the U.S. Men won the 2010 FIVB World Championship Qualifier for NORCECA Group F held Aug. 15-17 in Irvine, Calif. Andy finished with four blocks and six errors on 15 attempts for an average of 0.44 blocks per set. He tied for ninth among scorers with 19 points on 15 kills and four blocks… Andy started at middle blocker for the U.S. World League team that won its pool and finished sixth overall. Andy was the team's second-leading blocker and 12th overall in pool play with 26 blocks in 65 attempts and an average of 0.58 blocks per set. He was the team's fourth-leading scorer in World League with 101 points on 72 kills, 26 blocks and three aces. 2008 – Played with the U.S. Men's Team that finished fifth in the America's Cup in September in Brazil. Played in six sets and scored nine points on four kills and five blocks... Was team captain of the U.S. Men's team that won gold at the 2008 Pan American Cup from June 2-7 in Winnipeg, Manitoba... Was the squad's second-leading scorer at the tournament with 38 points on 25 kills, 11 blocks and two aces... Was a member of the U.S. Men's Training team that traveled to Japan from May 17-25 to help prepare the Japanese team for Olympic qualification... Played professionally for Tomis Constanta in Romania. 2007 - Helped the U.S. men win a bronze medal at the World University Games in Bangkok, Thailand... Helped the U.S. men win a silver medal at the Pan American Games in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. 2005 - Played on the U.S. men's World University Games team that finished 11th in Izmir, Turkey. 2003 - Starting middle blocker as Team USA earned a bronze medal at the World University Games in Daegu, South Korea.
COLLEGE HIGHLIGHTS: 2006 - First team American Volleyball Coaches Association (AVCA) All-America... Led the nation and the team in hitting percentage (.516) averaging 2.93 kills per game... First on the team with 1.59 blocks per game... Ranked second on the team with 22 service aces. 2005 - Recorded seven kills and seven blocks in NCAA Championship match against UCLA... Started every match at the middle blocker position... Broke a 15-year old school record by hitting .909 (10-0-11) in the MPSF Championship match against Long Beach State (4/30)... Recorded first double-double of the season with a 10-kill, 12-block effort against Northridge in MPSF semifinal match (4/28)... Turned in 10 kills with nine blocks against Cal Baptist (4/8)... Hit .643 (10-1-14) with three blocks against UCSD (4/2)... Logged nine kills and seven blocks against Pacific (3/19)... Set a new career-high with nine digs to go along with 11 kills against USC (3/17)... Had fifth double-digit kill night with 13, while hitting .733 against Hawaii (3/4)... Set a new career-high for blocks with 12 against Hawaii (3/2)... Sports Import/AVCA National Player of the Week (2/14)... Recorded six blocks against CSUN (2/23)... Hit .583 (8-1-12) with three aces and four blocks against BYU (2/12)... Logged 10 kills on 12 swings with six blocks against BYU (2/11)... Went 15-0-19 with five blocks against Santa Barbara (2/8)... Recorded seven kills on eight swings with two aces and five blocks against UC San Diego (1/28)... Totaled a career-high 16 kills on 25 attempts with just one error and four blocks against Long Beach State (1/27)... Equaled a then-career-best 14 kills Irvine (1/21), committed just one error in the match for a .722 percentage... Also recorded eight block assist... Recorded six block assists against Pacific (1/14)... Had 10 kills and seven blocks against Stanford (1/15). 2004 - Started and played in every match of the season... Finished the year with a .441 hitting percentage, second on the team... Averaged 2.43 kills-per-game and led the team with 124 total blocks... Turned in 10 double-digit kill efforts on the season, including a season-high 16 against San Diego... Recorded four consecutive matches with 10+ kills between March 20 and April 1... Burned BYU for a season-best four service aces on Jan. 10... Recorded a season-high 10 block assists against Lewis. 2003 - Made an appearance 28 of the team's 30 matches, helping the Waves tally an overall record of 24-6 and win the Mountain Pacific Sports Federation regular season and post-season tournament titles for the second straight year... The Waves advanced to the semi-finals before falling to eventual NCAA Champion, Lewis... Totaled 159 kills and a team-best .434 hitting percentage... Recorded four service aces, 29 digs, and 107 blocks (8-99)... His 99 block assists were a team second-best... Hit double-digit kills on four occasions with his best showing against USC and Hawai'i where he established a career-high 13 kills in back-to-back matches... Hit a career-high .778 (7-9) versus UCLA where he also had four block assists... Had a career-high eight total blocks at Hawai'i (0-8) and versus Lewis (0-8)... Averaged 1.75 kills, 0.23 assists, 0.04 aces, 0.32 digs, and 1.18 blocks per game.
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I hate to be a picky guy but isn't the eye in the skull supposed to be brown like Guts? I just always thought I saw Guts with that slit looking eye and Griffith that that tube looking eye like the Beherit has.
No.Here's everything as I see it, and colored it, whatever Miura's original intent may have been.1. The left eye: though it is representative of Guts one eye, and indeed the left half of the face is obviously Guts. The eye itself is a Femto/Griffith homage. It dually refers to that side of Guts, or the importance of Griffith/Femto to him and what drives him. The evil he bred in him through the events of the eclipse. While the eye is looking out at us from Guts you could say it is looking inside of him.2. The Behelt: Obviously God Hand, Evil, Skull Knight, Griffith, Guts as well (since almost everything in the picture crosses)3. Crown of thorns and rose: Skull Knight, Gaiseric, Power, King, Griffith, Guts.4. The Skull: Represents Skully and Guts, the skull is dark to represent the armor as well, completing their connection.There are many other ideas represented and cotrasted in this image, I pointed out a lot of the specifics but there are infinitly more subtle representations of death, power, fear, evil, deception, corruption, violation and struggle that are better felt and interpreted than described.For instance, the Beherit hatching out of the skull.-Griff
But what did you mean a new flash?
P.S The board is so much nicer now
nice !! phantasmagoric !As for the banner, do you want me to send you the big version of the picture that Griffith colored if he doesn't still have it ? (my avatar) PM me if he doesn't have it and you want it...
check the encyclopedia's background.
can i help by making a gif? ,im decent at that at least ,let me know - c
Uhh, what? I'm already using his re-colored version. As for whether or not I have an original copy of the Skull, check the encyclopedia's background.
Maybe I missed the post that addressed this, but have you decided to scrap the oekaki/archived news/misc./manga section altogether or just have not gotten around to integrating them into the site?
Well, I know you're going to put the translations link, even though the link is easy to remember.
By the way, good job on keeping a big site active for four years! That's pretty damn impressive.
sorry, i thought it was cool,but i resized it,let me know if you have any good gif ideas or where you would want one,
Well uh... I don't really have any plans to involve animated .GIFs in the enyclopedia. That's sort of like graffiti in the museum, ya know?


text: As the 2012 fantasy season comes to a close, Rotoworld's football pages will morph into NFL offseason guides. We fancy ourself the premier player news site on the internet, and will cover coaching changes, free agency, trades, and April's draft with the same dedication we did during the regular season. It's become cliche at this point to say "There is No Offseason" in the NFL. It's true, though. And year-round Rotoworld readers know it.Draft analyst Josh Norris, along with budding-star columnists Eric Stoner and Alen Dumonjic, have kept Rotoworld's new NFL Draft page brimming with analysis of the next pro stars and will continue to as the Senior Bowl, Scouting Combine, and Pro Day season approach. Nick Mensio has already outlined our 2013 NFL Free Agent Master List, keeping you up to date with all impending unrestricted and restricted free agents around the league.Over the next few weeks, I'll be examining potential offseason salary cap casualties and trade candidates, based on performance and contract situations. Quarterback is the single most important position in professional sports, so we'll kick things off with a breakdown of signal callers who may become available this offseason. Bang Mensio's list for the top quarterback free agents.QuarterbacksRelease Candidates:Michael Vick -- Vick turns 33 in June and is owed a non-guaranteed $15.5 million salary in 2013. The Eagles can cut him shortly after the Super Bowl with a $0 salary cap hit, but may reconsider if they land Oregon's Chip Kelly to replace Andy Reid. Rookie Nick Foles remains a raw, developmental project and would be a poor fit for Kelly's speed-spread offense. Should Kelly surface elsewhere (Panthers?), the Eagles would likely part ways with Vick, and the Jets are expected to be in hot pursuit.Carson Palmer -- Coming off a season in which his statistics were padded handsomely by deficit-induced comeback mode, Palmer is owed a non-guaranteed $13 million salary in 2013. The Raiders could create short-term cap relief by releasing Palmer, though the odds favor him returning as a placeholder veteran in front of a rookie the organization drafts in April. Palmer is more likely to be let go in 2014.Ryan Fitzpatrick -- Fitzpatrick, 30, is due a $3 million roster bonus in March, in addition to a 2013 base salary of $4.25 million. The Bills can save nearly $500,000 in salary cap space by releasing him before the bonus comes due. GM Buddy Nix has spoken openly of replacing Fitzpatrick, ideally on draft day, as the Harvard grad has established himself as a backup-caliber quarterback.Kevin Kolb -- 30-year-old Kolb is due $11 million in non-guaranteed salary and bonuses in 2013, including a March roster bonus of $2 million. Myriad injuries have limited Kolb to 14 starts the past two years, and he's been mostly ineffective when healthy. The Cards flirted with Peyton Manning last spring, confirming their lack of long-term faith in Kolb. Expect him to be released before the bonus date.Matt Cassel -- Turnover machine Cassel accounted for just seven touchdowns compared to 19 combined interceptions and fumbles lost in eight 2012 starts, ultimately getting benched for Brady Quinn. Despite Quinn's struggles, the Chiefs never turned back to Cassel. He's due $7.5 million in non-guaranteed salary in 2013, and would make sense as Tom Brady's backup in New England again once cut. Pats offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels has always had an affinity for Cassel.Matt Hasselbeck -- Jake Locker has shown few signs of stabilizing the quarterback position in Tennessee, but it's even more obvious that Hasselbeck isn't the answer. Noodle-armed at age 37, Hasselbeck's downfield passing ability has evaporated and he's become increasingly interception prone. The Titans are unlikely to pay Hasselbeck's non-guaranteed $5.5 million salary for a clear backup whose only real value would be to continue serving as Locker's clipboard-holding mentor.Tim Tebow -- Both the Jets and Tebow have determined that New York is no longer the right place for him after 2012's failed attempt at a Wildcat offense under spitball coordinator Tony Sparano. Tebow's $2,586,875 salary will make him virtually impossible to trade, so look for the Jaguars and perhaps Rams to pursue Tebow after the Jets release him sometime in February.Charlie Whitehurst -- Always oddly held in high regard by Chargers GM A.J. Smith, Whitehurst's days are numbered with Smith and coach Norv Turner's bags all but packed in San Diego. Whitehurst's $1.3 million salary will be easy to slash from the Bolts' payroll as they pursue a backup quarterback with some semblance of long-term potential.More Murky Futures:Philip Rivers -- Rivers is more likely to stay put than be traded or released, but outlooks can change quickly for struggling players in new regimes. While Rivers is owed a relatively hefty $12 million in 2013 base salary -- none of which is guaranteed -- he could likely still fetch an early-round pick on the trade market. Although his arm strength has faded at 31 years old, Rivers should have at least two or three competitive seasons left.Josh Freeman -- Freeman's 2012 fantasy stats seemingly make him an unlikely candidate to be shopped this offseason, but his on-field performance was far less impressive than the box scores indicate. Freeman's late-season collapse also sends up a red flag for his future in Bucs OC Mike Sullivan's scheme. At the very least, Freeman should face competition for his starting job in 2013. The erratic 25-year-old passer is owed an $8.43 million salary in the last year of his rookie deal.Alex Smith -- Masterfully manipulated into an efficient passer by 49ers coach Jim Harbaugh, Smith was benched for Colin Kaepernick at midseason and has played his last down in San Francisco. Smith turns 29 in May and is due $8.5 million in salary and bonus money. Only $1 million of the base pay is guaranteed. Look for Smith to be dealt to the highest bidder this spring.Kirk Cousins -- Although he's been the subject of trade speculation after effective 2012 spot play off the bench, Cousins is far likelier to stay in D.C. as Robert Griffin III's backup next season. Cousins has displayed impressive command of the Shanahans' offense, is due just $480,000 in 2013, and offers ideal insurance behind an injury-risk starter. Perhaps he will be traded in 2014.Matt Flynn -- Flynn's 2012 "benching" occurred far earlier than Alex Smith's, but the two are in similar situations entering 2013. Both veterans lost their jobs to young, legitimately franchise-caliber passers and are game-manager types with limited on-field skill sets. Flynn would be easier for his current team to keep than Smith, though. Flynn is owed a reasonable $5.25 million -- $3.25 million less than Smith -- and could just as soon return for one more year as Russell Wilson's backup.Ryan Mallett -- If the aforementioned dot connecting accurately reunites Cassel with McDaniels, the Patriots could put strong-armed, 24-year-old Mallett on the trade block. His cheap contract would appeal to cap-strapped quarterback-needy teams, and Mallett flashed in preseason games while beating out Brian Hoyer to be Tom Brady's top backup. Mallett probably remains more likely to spend one more season in Foxboro.Colt McCoy -- McCoy was the subject of trade rumors this past offseason, but the Browns saw fit to keep him reserved as first-round pick Brandon Weeden's backup. The time has come for Cleveland to move on, as McCoy enters the final year of his rookie contract with no intention from the team of keeping him long term. Another veteran quarterback with game manager-caliber talent, McCoy could probably fetch a late-round pick from a team running a West Coast offense.Mark Sanchez -- One offseason after guaranteeing him $20.5 million -- including all of his $8.25 million 2013 base salary -- the delusional Jets front office has internally considered trading the quarterback once absurdly nicknamed "Sanchize." They'd be lucky to get a bag of punctured footballs in light of Sanchez's on-field performance, and the contract makes him completely untradeable. Perhaps they'll bite the bullet and cut him outright.John Skelton -- Skelton's market value is scant after a 2012 season long on opportunity and much shorter on effective play. The Cardinals' organization clearly seems poised to cut ties, and would probably be willing to deal Skelton for a seventh-round pick. Skelton has many flaws, but he's a 24-year-old quarterback with a big arm, starting experience, and one cheap season left on his rookie contract.Terrelle Pryor -- An unwanted holdover from the Al Davis regime, Pryor failed to earn significant playing time in GM Reggie McKenzie and head coach Dennis Allen's first season, keeping the bench warm behind Carson Palmer and Matt Leinart. Pryor cost the Raiders a third-round pick in the 2011 supplemental draft, but wouldn't garner better than late-round offers on the trade market.Jimmy Clausen -- Clausen didn't play a single offensive snap in 2012 as the third-stringer behind Cam Newton and Derek Anderson. Now entering the final year of his rookie deal, Clausen is not in the Panthers' long-term picture. 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State-funded voucher programs have stoked political controversy, culture clashes, and pitched court battles. In Ohio, vouchers (aka "scholarships") enable students without access to a good public school--or limited means--to attend a private school. Research has consistently shown that voucher programs benefit the kids who participate: higher achievement, higher odds of graduating high school, and a greater likelihood of attending college.
But what do we know about the private schools that educate voucher students? How has school life changed? Can they uphold their distinctive mission, values, and culture--even as they participate in a state-run program? Very little is known.
In Fordham's latest research venture, we sought to understand what happens in schools that take voucher students. We enlisted veteran journalist and former Dayton Daily News editorial-page editor Ellen Belcher who visited five private schools across the Buckeye State. The findings of our research will be released in a groundbreaking report Pluck and Tenacity: How five private schools in Ohio have adapted to vouchers.
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Not me! Puddin found it; I missed the second rigging as well. (It makes a bit of puzzle out of this viewpoint. Top of the steps area, maybe?)
I think the boat I took the picture of was crew, not teams.
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I should check Picasa more often. A honeymoon album here (we get some of our best stuff from honeymooners ) that includes cluebox and "fake wall" shots as well as rigging shots.(Another interesting shot here (July 13?), but I can't read it.)
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Monroe man gets life for stabbing teacher to death
A Monroe man has been sentenced to life in prison without parole after being found guilty of stabbing and killing an elementary school teacher in front of her daughter.
Thirty-one-year-old Lamate Sherron Anderson was convicted Thursday after a Union County jury deliberated less than two hours.
Anderson was charged with murder in the 2010 stabbing death of 37-year-old Yolanda Simon. She was a fifth-grade teacher at Polkton/Peachland Elementary School in neighboring Anson County.
Anderson lived across the street from Simon.
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Anderson tried to convince the jury that he was insane at the time of the stabbing.


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- May 10, 2012
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- Click on OK in the dialog box that comes up (to open Java and to see the recording) The recording will eventually open in an Elluminate Live window indicated by a light bulb icon in the identifier bar.
- Friday, March 29, 11:30 AM - 1:00 PM at 718 Gruening Building
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Merci beaucoup, SheLaw. Unfortunately, i have no opinions on the whole Kobe, Laci P., Shandra L. thing. Maybe I will start a conversation of my own...
hmmm...What areas of law are you ppl planning on choosing. Myself, i would really be interested in Administrative Law dealing with Business and/or Tax Law.
hey, ragnar danneskjold.
i'm new to this board too...but welcome, man.
i'm at (new york law school) down on worth st. goin for J.D. and M.B.A. i go to CUNY in queens from time to time.
some friends of mine know exactly what they want to focus in on and i pretty much am zeroing in on what i want...BUT it's absolutly true...feel out all lectures...check out seminars outside of class...take what you want and leave what you want...soak it all in though...but if you know already...that's cool...go with the flow.
a law-prof. once told me...
"once you know what and who you are...the rest is just work"
as for kobe, peterson, levy...it's "court tv stuff"...that gets to me sometimes...because of the repetitive media...i can take it or leave it..."but is fun to confab upon"
what are your thoughts about nyc's night life?
and atmosphere these days?
i wish kerry and bush would leave town quickly...they are messing up the traffic flow...they both belong in fl.and gulf coast states...or near the pa. rivers. where people are hurting...
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When a Demon Commando and a Mummy Commando love each other very very much...
I glued together bits of old action figures and skinned a koala plush to make this, but it's essentially a demon-mummy-commando-beserker with a scythe for one hand and a minigun in the other.
And yes, I have played a game of brikwars with him! My space-knight squad of 4 + a jetbike were fighting two teams of five each, but my aggressiveness lost the lives of everyone but my hero. So, as my last stand heroic feat, I summoned puppy to the arena to wreak some havok. Unfortunately the other two guys decided to team up to take puppy out before he even got a single turn in, since I agreed to only have 1d6 armor.
Mind: full, 1d6 skill
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Armor: 1d6 (SL 0)
Minigun: Size 3 machinegun, USE: 5 RNG: 11" DAM: 3d6 (auto)
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4.57 Axle Ratio
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Gas-pressurized shock absorbers
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Automatic Ride Control Suspension
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17.2 Gal. Fuel Tank
Quasi-Dual Stainless Steel Exhaust
Strut Front Suspension w/Coil Springs
Multi-link rear suspension w/coil springs
4-Wheel Disc Brakes w/4-Wheel ABS, Front Vented Discs, Brake Assist, Hill Hold Control and Electric Parking Brake
Vehicle Name : Acura TLX
Body Style : Sedan
Drivetrain : Front Wheel Drive
EPA Classification : Mid-Size Cars
Base Curb Weight (lbs) : 3580
Engine Type : Premium Unleaded I-4
Displacement : 2.4 L/144
Fuel System : Gasoline Direct Injection
SAE Net Horsepower @ RPM : 206 @ 6800
SAE Net Torque @ RPM : 182 @ 4500
Trans Type : 8
Trans Description Cont. : Auto-Shift Manual w/OD
First Gear Ratio (:1) : 3.08
Second Gear Ratio (:1) : 2.18
Third Gear Ratio (:1) : 1.61
Fourth Gear Ratio (:1) : 1.22
Fifth Gear Ratio (:1) : 0.96
Sixth Gear Ratio (:1) : 0.74
Reverse Ratio (:1) : 2.22
Final Drive Axle Ratio (:1) : 4.57
Suspension Type - Front : Strut
Suspension Type - Rear : Multi-Link
Suspension Type - Front (Cont.) : Strut
Suspension Type - Rear (Cont.) : Multi-Link
Steering Type : Rack-Pinion
Turning Diameter - Curb to Curb (ft) : 39.2
Brake Type : 4-wheel disc
Brake ABS System : 4-Wheel
Disc - Front (Yes or ) : Yes
Disc - Rear (Yes or ) : Yes
Front Brake Rotor Diam x Thickness (in) : 12.6
Rear Brake Rotor Diam x Thickness (in) : 12.2
Seventh Gear Ratio (:1) : 0.62
Eighth Gear Ratio (:1) : 0.48
Wheels: 19" x 8.0" Shark Gray Aluminum Alloy -inc: Split 5-spoke
Tires: 245/40R19 High-Performance All-Season
Spare Tire Mobility Kit
Clearcoat paint
Express Open/Close Sliding And Tilting Glass 1st Row Sunroof w/Sunshade
Body-Colored Rear Bumper
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Body-colored door handles
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Body-Colored Power w/Tilt Down Heated Side Mirrors w/Convex Spotter, Manual Folding and Turn Signal Indicator
Fixed Rear Window w/Defroster
Light tinted glass
Front Windshield -inc: Sun Visor Strip
Speed Sensitive Rain Detecting Variable Intermittent Wipers
Galvanized Steel/Aluminum Panels
Black grille w/chrome surround
Trunk Rear Cargo Access
Programmable Projector Beam Led Low/High Beam Daytime Running Auto High-Beam Headlamps w/Delay-Off
Perimeter/Approach Lights
LED brakelights
Front Tire Size : P245/40VR19
Rear Tire Size : P245/40VR19
Front Wheel Size (in) : 19 x 8
Rear Wheel Size (in) : 19 x 8
Front Wheel Material : Aluminum
Rear Wheel Material : Aluminum
Wheelbase (in) : 109.3
Length, Overall (in) : 191.7
Width, Max w/o mirrors (in) : 73
Height, Overall (in) : 57
Track Width, Front (in) : 62.8
Track Width, Rear (in) : 63.1
Trunk Volume (ft³) : 14.3
Radio: ELS Studio Premium Audio System -inc: 10 speakers, Song By Voice, HD Radio, Apple CarPlay/Android Auto, Siri Eyes Free, SMS, MMS text message and email capability, Aha compatibility, SiriusXM satellite radio, Pandora compatibility, USB audio interface w/iPod integration, Bluetooth streaming audio, MP3/auxiliary input jack and speed-sensitive volume compensation (SVC)
Radio w/Seek-Scan, In-Dash Mounted Single CD, Clock, Steering Wheel Controls, Radio Data System and 15 Gb Internal Memory
Audio Theft Deterrent
Window grid antenna
Acura/Els Surround Speakers
Digital Signal Processor
2 LCD Monitors In The Front
Bluetooth Handsfreelink Wireless Phone Connectivity
Heated & Ventilated Front Sport Seats -inc: 12-way power driver's seat w/power lumbar support, power thigh extension and 8-way power adjustment passenger's seat
Driver Seat
Passenger Seat
60-40 Folding Bench Front Facing Fold Forward Seatback Rear Seat
Manual tilt/telescoping steering column
Gauges -inc: Speedometer, Odometer, Engine Coolant Temp, Tachometer, Trip Odometer And Trip Computer
Power Rear Windows
Leather steering wheel
Illuminated Front Cupholder
Rear cupholder
Proximity Key For Doors And Push Button Start
Valet Function
Remote Keyless Entry w/Integrated Key Transmitter, 2 Door Curb/Courtesy, Illuminated Entry, Illuminated Ignition Switch and Panic Button
Remote Releases -Inc: Power Cargo Access and Power Fuel
HomeLink Garage Door Transmitter
Cruise control w/steering wheel controls
Distance Pacing w/Traffic Stop-Go
HVAC -inc: Underseat Ducts And Console Ducts
Voice Activated Multi Zone Auto-Climate Control Air Conditioning w/Gps Linked
Illuminated locking glove box
Driver foot rest
Interior Trim -inc: Simulated Wood/Metal-Look Instrument Panel Insert, Simulated Wood/Metal-Look Door Panel Insert, Simulated Wood/Metal-Look Console Insert and Chrome/Metal-Look Interior Accents
Full cloth headliner
Leatherette door trim insert
Leather gear shift knob
Premium Alcantara-Trimmed Interior -inc: contrast stitching and piping
Day-Night Auto-Dimming Rearview Mirror
Driver And Passenger Visor Vanity Mirrors w/Driver And Passenger Illumination
Full Floor Console w/Covered Storage And 2 12V DC Power Outlets
Front And Rear Map Lights
Fade-to-off interior lighting
Full Carpet Floor Covering -inc: Carpet Front And Rear Floor Mats
Carpet Floor Trim And Carpet Trunk Lid/Rear Cargo Door Trim
Cargo Area Concealed Storage
Cargo Features -inc: Spare Tire Mobility Kit
Cargo Space Lights
Memory Settings -inc: Driver Seat, Door Mirrors and HVAC
FOB Controls -inc: Trunk/Hatch/Tailgate, Windows and Sunroof/Convertible Roof
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Acura Navigation System w/3D View -inc: AcuraLink Real-Time Traffic w/exclusive street and freeway conditions, Traffic Rerouting and Next-Generation AcuraLink
Instrument Panel Covered Bin, Driver And Passenger Door Bins
Power 1st Row Windows w/Driver And Passenger 1-Touch Up/Down
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Power Door Locks w/Autolock Feature
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Seats w/Leatherette Back Material
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Front Center Armrest w/Storage and Rear Center Armrest w/Storage
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Passenger Capacity : 5
Passenger Volume (ft³) : 93.3
Front Head Room (in) : 37.2
Front Leg Room (in) : 42.6
Front Shoulder Room (in) : 57.5
Front Hip Room (in) : 55.3
Second Head Room (in) : 36.7
Second Leg Room (in) : 34.5
Second Shoulder Room (in) : 55.4
Second Hip Room (in) : 54.9
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EPA Fuel Economy Est - City (MPG) : 23
EPA Fuel Economy Est - Hwy (MPG) : 32
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- 8 ounces macaroni prepared according to package directions
- 1½ cups milk
- 1 ½ tsp. ground mustard
- 1 tsp. Worcestershire sauce
- ¾ tsp. salt
- a dash hot pepper sauce
- 1 ½ tblsp. butter
- 3 1/2 cups shredded cheddar cheese divided
- ½ cup bread crumbs
- 2 tblsp. butter melted
- ½ tsp. paprika
- Preheat oven to 350 degrees.
- Prepare macaroni, cook only until al dente; drain.
- Heat milk in a small saucepan.
- Stir in mustard, Worcestershire sauce, salt, and hot sauce. Set aside.
- Stir 1½ tblsp. butter and 3 cups cheese into the drained macaroni.
- Pour the hot milk mixture over the cheese and macaroni, stir.
- Pour into greased baking dish. Sprinkle with ½ cup cheddar cheese.
- Combine the bread crumbs with the melted butter. Spread over the top.
- Sprinkle with paprika. Bake in preheated oven for 30 to 45 minutes.
- May be placed under the broiler for 1 to 2 minutes just before serving.
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Former longtime North Massapequan resident and restaurant owner Joseph "Joey" Rampulla died recently after an illness. He served as a host to thousands of local weddings and other happy occasions. Born to Theresa and Lorenzo in Maspeth Queens, he moved into a Delaware Avenue home they built in North Massapequa in 1954.
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Landing a trick in powder is another story if you're a park kid, so I'll go into that, too!
1. If you're going into the backcountry, the most important rule is that the entire crew has avalanche transceivers, shovels, probes, and knows how to use them! Find a spot to build the jump and probe the landing, making sure there aren't rocks hiding underneath the surface-you don't want to hurt yourself tumbling down the hill.
2. Speed check. Throw something basic at first, like your frontside 360 or whatever move you feel comfortable with. Once you've got the speed right, you can start chucking frontside sevens.
3. Stay flat-based on the kicker for as long as possible. Just before leaving the lip, slightly rotate your shoulders frontside. This way you're already leading your upper body into a good frontside spin.
4. Get as much pop as you can while taking off from your heels (or toes) and sink the edge just enough to give you a kick so the entire 720 rotates without struggling. Stay centered over the board-leaning back too much may throw you into an over-rotated back seater to your ass.
5. Grab your board and let it spin. Always keep your head turned and leading the spin-this keeps the rotation smooth throughout the whole trick.
6. Play the trick however it feels right: give it a little tweak or just let it flow. Once you've spun a 540, it's time to start checking for the landing.
7. Landing the trick in powder is a different game from the park. Lean back slightly, landing with about 60 percent of your weight in the rear so you don't dig your nose in the powder.
8. Stomp the landing, and ride away clean like you pull them off all day long. Make a pow turn on the way down to the bar to pick up a big mug of hot chocolate.
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The Buzzard's Roost TrailPosted in Top Truck Challenge: 2005 on June 30, 2005
The Buzzard's Roost Trail - A spectator favorite, this event provides more action than a James Bond flick. The course is roughly an 1/8-mile long and contains several deep mud holes separated by twisted turns and rocky outcroppings that each driver has to negotiate while the clock is ticking. One section forces each competitor to drop down a 3-foot ledge that provides plenty of pucker factor. Some of the teams opt to winch their way down for insured safety. The time limit for the Buzzard's Roost is 13 minutes. The judges give penalty points for stopping, backing up, winching and for the spotter exiting the vehicle.
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The music of saxophonist and composer Jorrit Dijkstra draws from the jazz tradition in spirit and sound, but has crossed stylistic and cultural borders in order to express a strong, evolving personal vision. Dijkstra spent his formative years in Amsterdam's vibrant improvisation community, playing jazz, free improvisation, contemporary opera, and African, Celtic and Balkan music. Since moving to the United States in 2002, Dijkstra has deepened his affinity with the experimental forces of American music, while staying in touch with his Dutch musical roots.
Dijkstra's current projects include his Flatlands Collective, with leading Chicago improvisers, and an electro-acoustic duo with New York drummer/composer John Hollenbeck. In his solo saxophone project, he incorporates an array of electronic effect devices to process his saxophone improvisations live on stage. Dijkstra's use of analog electronics, including the Lyricon, a vintage electronic wind instrument from the seventies, extends his already flexible saxophone style into an idiosyncratic mix of cool jazz, free improvisation, and electronic minimalism.
Dijkstra has released eight of his own CDs, and has performed at North Sea Jazz Festival, Vancouver Jazz Festival, Rome's Festival Controindicazioni, New York City's Tonic, the Chicago Cultural Center, ICA Boston, BIMhuis Amsterdam, and Stadtgarten Cologne.
His work has won him a Fulbright grant, a prestigious Podium Prize for jazz musicians in the Netherlands, and composition commissions for ensembles and theatre companies around the world.
"He takes his audiences on a quirky, energetic, captivating journey through a world of sound and emotion…Jorrit Dijkstra has already distinguished himself as a man to watch. A highly accomplished musician, he is a cerebral improviser who nevertheless plays with warmth and rhythmic excitement."–Kevin Lowenthal, The Boston Globe
M.M., New England Conservatory. Additional studies at Amsterdamse Hogeschool voor de Kunsten. Studies with Misha Mengelberg, Steve Coleman, Steve Lacy, and Lee Hyla. Also faculty of University of Massachusetts, Dartmouth, and the Rivers School Conservatory. Former faculty of Arnhem Conservatory, Netherlands. Recordings on Clean Feed, Skycap, Evil Rabbit, Trytone, Geestgronden, Songlines, BVHaast, and Disckus.
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As any parent knows, eating out in a restaurant with children can be a bit of a dicey game. Sometimes your kids are angels, and other times you just want to crawl under the table ... if it wasn't such a horrific mess from all the food they'd thrown down there. But what if your bill depended on how well-behaved your children were?
A Reddit user recently posted a picture of a receipt from an Italian restaurant in Washington named Sogno Di Vino with a title "If only all restaurants did this for people with kids ..." On it there was a $4 discount for "well-behaved kids". A sweet gesture, and I bet those parents were pretty proud.
But the whole thing makes me kind of nervous.
Can you imagine if you were charged more for those times when your children aren't quite so good (as plenty of commenters suggested should be standard)? Or if the next time you didn't get a discount?
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Eating out with children is already filled with plenty of pressure for parents. Every raised voice, every dropped spoon can make a mom feel like all eyes in the joint are searing into her. And yes, sometimes children are out of control and should be removed from a restaurant. No one deserves for their meal to be interrupted by kids gone wild, but there also needs to be a certain amount of tolerance for families dining out without parents feeling like they're being judged even more. Most children just aren't going to be seen and not heard, and as long as mom and dad are making sure they're not heard too loudly, they deserve a little bit of a break. Having a random waitress decide what "well-behaved" is could be all sorts of problematic. I also can't imagine that restaurants really want to get into a battle over the bill with "those" parents who always deny their precious little ones ever do anything wrong.
Would it be nice to be rewarded when the planets align and you all make it through dinner delightfully? Absolutely. But I'm not sure it's worth the price you'd pay for the days when your kids act more ... like kids.
Would you welcome a policy in which your restaurant bill was adjusted according to your children's behavior?
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A former Matador track and field student-athlete, Michelle Almazan joined the CSUN Athletic Academic Support Team in 2002.
She started working as a student assistant mentor/tutor (2002-2005) and is now an academic advisor. She works with the men's and women's basketball programs, women's soccer, tennis and baseball at CSUN.
Alamazan competed in cross country and ran the 800 meters for head coach Don Strametz.
Alamazan is married a former Matador swimmer, Juan Almazan, who is a physical therapist at the City of Hope.
She received her Bachelor's Degree in Sport Psychology in 2005 and Masters in Marriage and Family Therapy in 2010, both from CSUN.
She now competes in competitive triathlons and loves to cycle.
Her favorite quote is: "You may not be the best, but that does not mean you can't be better."


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PPI::Statement::Break - Statements which break out of normal statement flow
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