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That butterflies-in-the-belly feeling is back: After a seemingly endless off-season and six weeks of fake games, it's easy to forget how intensely enveloped you can get in the final outs of a ballgame. Last night's nervous ninth was a treat to watch, with Jeremy Accardo pitching out of a two-on, none-out jam by striking out A-Rod and inducing pop ups out of Giambi and Cano. The strikeout was particularly satisfying, not only because it was A-Rod (who posed and pranced like a Miss Fitness America pageant contestant after his homer earlier in the game) , but also because of how well Accardo worked at setting him up before finishing him off with heat that painted the outside corner.
A.J. looked wicked awesome, but...: Did anyone else get a nauseous feeling when A.J. Burnett came up lame after misfielding a ball and firing it off Derek Jeter into right field? From the looks of the replay, it's possible that he might have twisted himself a bit awkwardly, but come on! Does that really necessitate a visit from the trainer and extra warm up pitches to make sure that his knee wasn't too hurty to go on? Why do we get this gnawing feeling that last night wasn't the last time this season that we see A.J. pull this hobbling, walking wounded routine?
Speaking of that play: Sure, you can give Rios grief about his baserunning brain fart in the first inning of Tuesday's game. But last night, he was El Hombre Gigante when he backed up first base, snagged A.J.'s errant throw and fired the ball to second to get Jeter by a couple of steps. It's as if he wanted to rationalize the creative direction of that Young-Alex-tossing-pebbles-at- the-15th- floor-window commercial. Hola Alex!
Grounding into double plays isn't cool: As Jeff Blair notes, David Eckstein has yet to hit the ball out of the infield, and hit into two double plays last night. Yeah, it's too early to hit the panic button and start campaigning for the Prime Minister of Defense, but Little X gets no points from this corner for hustling down the line when he's erasing scoring opportunities in nearly every at bat.
Gareth Wheeler can rest easy...there's a "glimmer of hope" for V-Dub: We get the fact that the host of SunTV's the Grill Room wants to elicit some sort of discussion. But starting off the discussion with Mike Wilner, the Drunk Jays Fans' Stoeten and some random Sun writer by asking them "Is there a glimmer of hope for Vernon Wells?" exactly one game into the season was a little much. It was even funnier to see this conversation after the game, in which Wells went 3-for-4 with a homer, 2 RsBI and two runs scored. Is it just us, or does Gareth have all of the feral nervous energy of a ferret backed into a corner? Kudos go out to Stoeten for locking down the gig, and for resisting the impulse to reach across the table and shake some sense into the host, who trotted out just about every tired Toronto hockey-centric media cliché about the Jays and especially J.P..
Up next: 7:05 @ Yankee Stadium: The Great Yankee Hype Machine's Player of the Moment Phillip Hughes takes the mound versus Dustin McGowan, supposing that his flu-like symptoms have subsided. Otherwise, we're probably looking at Marcum, with Lambchops getting the nod in the home opener.
HOME OPENER TOMORROW!!: Fuck yeah!
Thursday, April 3, 2008
Chalk one up for the the good guys
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- Navin Vaswani said...
i started sobbing uncontrollably whent he trainer came out to see AJ. Thank God he stayed in the game. Otherwise my television would have paid the price. Actually, I would have paid the price, because I'd have had to buy a new one.
And you're right, it was good to see Accardo get out of that jam. That's what it's all about, in Yankee Stadium, in the bottom of the 9th...he's ill
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It's never too early to start campaigning for the PMoD.
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This week, Papa Kenn reviews the newest entry into Paramount Pictures' hit series of found footage supernatural horror movies: Paranormal Activity 4!
"Paranormal Activity 4"
Director: Henry Joost, Ariel Schulman
Writers: Christopher Landon, Chad Feehan
Starring: Katie Featherston, Kathryn Newton, and Matt Shively
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Quick question: have you seen the Paranormal Activity movies? Ok, follow up question for those that have seen them: would you consider yourself a fan of the series?
If you answered yes to both questions, please stand over here…or scoot over, whatever. If you answered no to either question, stand over here.
Now you fans, there is a good chance that most of you will enjoy Paranormal Activity 4. As for everyone else, this movie just isn't for you. This is unfortunate, though expected because all of the movies have established a formula of sorts revolving around the demon's actions and how the primary characters react.
As always, the entire movie is filmed via the found footage style and a brand new family is involved, with seemingly no connection to the events of the first three movies. That is, until a strange little boy named Robbie starts coming around. For the rest of the film we're treated to the good old hijinks of the demon moving stuff around, breaking crap, tormenting the family and…more of the same.
That's really the best way to describe Paranormal Activity 4: "More of the same". For fans like me, this might help it fall into the "don't fix what isn't broken" category. The horror is based heavily, HEAVILY on jump scares and loud noises, which I am fine with because these scares are often the result of built tension. Again however, this is exactly what the other three movies did, which might leave a bad taste in many viewers' mouths.
Although it seemingly has very little in common with the other films, Paranormal Activity 4 continues the overall narrative and storyline. Because of this, anyone that hasn't seen the first three will need to either rent/stream/buy them first or have someone give you a thorough explanation. Otherwise, when the connecting plotlines kick in you will have absolutely no idea what is going on or who these people are or why everyone in the theater is gasping when this certain person appears!
Bottom line: the story will make no sense without prior knowledge of the events in Paranormal Activity 1-3, and there's nothing new here to convince skeptics and haters of the films otherwise. Fans on the other hand will get more of what they already enjoy, topped off with possibly the most intense final 10-15 minutes in the entire series! In fact, in some ways Paranormal Activity 4 could be considered the strongest overall in the series.
Sure the acting can be a little hokey at times, and the entire series rivals Insidious & Sinister for their overuse of jump-scares, but any fan that can sit back and enjoy the show will find plenty to stick around for.
I give Paranormal Activity 4: 6/10.
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Chiefland Citizen History
For more than 50 years, the Chiefland Citizen has been the voice of the community it serves.
Established in 1950 by Jack Holland, the Chiefland Citizen first changed hands in 1973 when longtime newspaperman Walter Wilson and his wife, Wilhena decided return to their roots and buy a newspaper that was deeply entrenched in the community.
When the Wilsons took over operation of the Citizen, Wilson pledged there would be no major changes as he only wanted "to grow with a growing community."
The Wilsons were hands-on owners and for five months did all the work on the newspaper themselves. One by one, staff was added, including Wilson's brother, Fred, in 1978 until the newspaper boasted 11 employees, cross trained and eager to continue the example set by Holland.
In 1974, the Wilsons decided to publish the Tri-County Bulletin, a free shopper. The Bulletin, along with the Dixie County Advocate began what was to become another side industry for the already- thriving newspaper, outside print jobs.
Within four years, the newspaper had outgrown its location in an old grocery store and moved to its current site on West Park Avenue.
Walter Wilson died in 1995 and his wife and son, Chris, took over the publishing duties of the newspaper and its offshoots.
The next year the Greater Chiefland Chamber of Commerce recognized the community-oriented newspaper as its Industry of the Year."The Citizen has contributed significantly to this community, and I don't think that without you, we would have had the success that we have had," chamber president Robert Mount said at the award luncheon.
In 2000, the Wilsons sold the newspaper to Landmark Community Newspapers Inc., which holds the philosophy that the only first-rate newspapers are those which are independently operated by people who live in the community and who are responsive to community needs.
The staff of the Chiefland Citizen continues to support the philosophies of both Holland and Wilson who were committed to producing a newspaper of the community, by the community and for the community.
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BioWare Has Had Internal Discussions On Upgraded, New-Gen Mass Effect Trilogy
It might have taken publishers a few years to spin up the HD Collection motors, we may start seeing more of the new-gen equivalents earlier in the console life cycle. The success of Tomb Raider: Definitive Edition has touched off discussions about other games that might do well with a new coat of paint.
The latest buzz comes from BioWare Edmonton and Montreal general manager Aaryn Flynn, responding to a question about an upgraded Mass Effect trilogy for Xbox One and PlayStation 4.
@shinobi602 @YanickRRoy We have discussed that internally. If we can put solid plans together we'll share. Great to hear you're keen
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Tomb Raider Definitive Edition was only available for approximately two of the five weeks of the NPD January reporting month and placed 10th on the sales chart. The NPD numbers do not account for digital sales, available on both the Xbox One and PlayStation 4.
We don't yet know specific sales numbers, but the information we do have suggests that the "definitive" re-release performed well. If reality matches the data we have access to, there are reasons why publishers would invest in upgrades for new-generation hardware.
BioWare is currently working on the next Mass Effect title. According to recent details, the game is already in an internal, playable state.
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For years, gamers have criticized Nintendo for repackaging its games for new platforms. At the same time, the earliest HD Collections on other platforms sold well enough to cause an avalanche in the category. If the convenience and/or upgraded graphics bump achieved by purchasing a new version is worth it to you, go for it. If not, don't buy it. Either way, the trend is likely here to stay.


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It isn't rare to hear shocking reports and worrying stories nowadays. Society can be most foreseeable in its unsteadiness and unlucky leanings toward feedback, judgments and, unfortunately, pointless violence.
A widely known sports writer was latterly quoted as announcing, "The best human instinct could be censorship." Sadly , in numerous forms, that could well be right. A spiritual group in Canton, North Carolina has publicised their plans for a Halloween-night book burning. Are they going to set light to porno, racy selections or text wrought with profanity? No.
One of the best examples was a guy coming back and telling me he had been working to get the money that he needed in order to buy the airfare that a friend told him about. He is a pilot and so I know that he would not tell me that I am getting a great deal if it wasn't. I still am a little bit short for the amount that I need so I am going to need to earn some extra money quickly otherwise the deal will be gone. Often cash advance loans are the sole option left with folks for fast supply of cash in emergency. Pay day cash advance loans are shorter term finances helps which are straightforward to get and there's not very much trouble to get them. These can range anywhere from $ one hundred to $1,500. They sometimes have an increased rate of interest but are truly handy to meet any pressure. Generally , the bank charges $15 for each $100 borrowed from the day of the payment. Often the banks may extend that date of repayment. One has to do a large amount of research before going in for such cash advance. It is practicable just when the charge on the delinquent debt amounts to be more than the interest which would get accumulated by the repayment day. It can be used in the event of any other sort of emergency. Typically , a card overdue payment charge is particularly high starting from $30 to $40 which is lot higher and must be cleared immediately. The other imperative situation might be the delayed payment of hire or a mortgage which comes to something similar to $50. One of the worst cases is a rebounded check which would lay a fine of $30-$50 per check and on top of it get into the record of subprime credit.
Vehicle payment is another such situation where imperative cash duty can be seen. A few of these fines sum up to a particularly big number and their fast disposal is better. A medical obligation or an automobile breakdown could also push someone to request a cash advance loan. Speedy funds can be had only by employing the services of the pay day cash advance loans which are fast to process with little procedural delays. These are called as pay day loans as they are meant to be paid back on the pay-day. These loans are given for brief time. It also does not affect my credit one way of the other. In the end I managed to save 40% off the flights.
Rather, they mean to burn bibles ( oh, only the NON-King James version scriptures ), literature by Christian writers and various Christian music. Allegedly the Baptist church congregation and their head preacher deem all of these things an aspersion to humanity alongside to their rather narrow definition of the Lord God. In Westchester, NY, one of the highschool districts meted out really minor punishment to a teenager girl who hurled degrading and threatening racial slurs at a fellow student. Further raising the interracial turmoil, the girl's big brother and an entourage of mates just after lit a burning cross on the victimised student's front grass. The 21-year old bro spent some months in the slammer for the cross burning escapades and is now back in jail for making claimed web threats against our President.
Thank heavens for the Secret Service and that nice, tall fence round the government ; otherwise this anarchic group would probably have a tall cross on fire on the presidential landscape, too. You could be wondering ; what's wrong with folk? Actually we have a perfect right to ask ; why do so many people foster this relentless need to act out against and adversely censor anybody they do not personally approve of? And we want to consider ; what do we do in the event that somebody disapproves of us with threatening desire? While we should all hope that such ludicrous and unevolved behaviour would never be aimed directly towards us, it isn't completely out of the area of chance ( particularly considering that it would appear such a popular entertainment ). Carrying an individual alarm can help alert others if you're in peril when outside your house. Within our homes, safety devices like alarms, motion detectors and remote cellular monitoring gear helps in keeping us as safe as practical. Nobody wants to foment paranoia or develop unwarranted cynicism toward humanity, but simultaneously we want to keep an eye open for ourselves, for our families, and exercise a fair degree of protecting suspicion with relative caution.
What quantity of money when you make money online have you got to spend to buy safety protecting apparatus to stop accidents? Try wondering how much it will cost whenever an accident occurs - loss of life, loss of work and productivity,, material damage, and not counting those additional hours writing reports... Accidents aren't inexpensive. In reality they can be exceedingly costly! And ironically, most accidents stem from folk! And it's difficult to get folk to follow what you need them to do. Everyone has got a free will and they know it. How handy are your protecting gear if your employees aren't using them? How does one ensure your employees remember safety axioms and avoid deadly practices? Or observe good safety practices when no-one supervises them? Somehow, folk need to get it into their unconscious mind to need to follow safety rules and rules. If not it is going to be a tough task for the safety specialist. Do they must wield the large stick like a detective and play a cat-and-mouse game all of the time? Safety awareness is the key to controlling accidents. Safety awareness is urgent in any construction site. So many deadly activities are taking place at the same time. It'll only take one dangerous act to bring your safety record falling down.
What's the best way to supply your safety message? Apparently analysts have discovered that folks remember fifty percent more in what they see than in what they hear. Visuals get people's notice. Advertising folks know about this. The various pictures on poster advertisements, mags, newspapers or online are affidavits that visuals do attract folks and advertising using visuals are so effective. Best essay writing tips and hints on academichelp.net
Humor in posters brings good feelings and makes ideas more unusual and receptive. This again has masses to do with the working of the mind. Nice thoughts produce more receptive learning. Ever attempted studying for an examination when you have vile thoughts annoying your intellect? Humor effectively drives a point that's so straightforward to understand when done right. Accidents scenarios can't be snapped. Only stuntmen are silly enough to do things that may result in accidents. Toons can be effectively used to explain perilous scenarios which could be not possible to capture on film in the real world. What do you mean by done properly? Well, in any graphical design, there must be a certain composition that makes a picture stand out. It's what makes folks stop and stare. It's the biggest difference between an award-winning visible and an average one. Composition is just the arrangement of the material within the bounds of a picture space. It is not simply a question of putting the primary focus in the middle.
The arrangement of other elements of a picture will lead the eye of the person looking to the centre of interest. Thru composition, a picture is unified into a well balanced and pleasing design. There are plenty of systems for organizing subjects to form interesting graphics. Some of the well known ones are : the S-shape, L-shape, 3 spot composition, tunnel, profile, golden mean, radiating line and a lot of others. An alternate way to capture interest is by the utilisation of colours or lack of it. Powerful reds will stand out in a green background. Skilful matching of colours can enable footage to stand out, and make folks pay some attention. In safety communication, the safety slogan must also be crowd pleasing. Of course, that's the safety message that you need to deliver to folks. To achieve success, the words must stand out above the rest. The successful safety poster first captures people's interest with the graphics and the colour. Next, it allows them to enjoy the pictures to chill their mood.
If done well, people will remember the messages in safety posters for a long, long time. And when an analogous situation happens during their work, the clear graphic returns to their minds, maybe forcing them to grin intentionally for what to steer clear of. They have witnessed the results and they are going to avoid putting themselves in that similar accident-prone situation.
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Brazil: Journalists Accuse Police of Kidnapping and Torture 02 June
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Montenegro: Investigative Reporter Attacked 28 May
Belarus: Journalist Assaulted 28 May
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acute intermittent porphyria (AIP)
an autosomal-dominant, genetically transmitted metabolic hepatic disorder characterized by acute attacks of neurological dysfunction that can be started by environmental or endogenous factors. Women are affected more frequently than men, and attacks often are precipitated by starvation or severe dieting, alcohol ingestion, bacterial or viral infections, and a wide range of pharmaceutical products. Any part of the nervous system can be affected, and an initial common effect is mild to severe abdominal pain. Other effects can include tachycardia, hypertension, hyponatremia, peripheral neuropathy, and organic brain dysfunction marked by seizures, coma, hallucinations, and respiratory paralysis. A frequent diagnostic factor is a high level of porphyrin precursors in the urine, which usually increases during periods of acute attacks. Treatment is generally symptomatic, with emphasis on respiratory support, beta-blockers, and pain control. Education of the patient focuses on environmental factors, particularly medications such as barbiturates, that are known to cause an onset of symptoms, as well as avoidance of alcohol, sunlight, and skin trauma. A high-carbohydrate diet is reported to reduce the risk of acute attacks because glucose tends to block the induction of hepatic gamma-aminolevulinic acid synthetase, an enzyme involved in the porphyrias. See also porphyria.
AIP(1) A 330 residue protein that helps stabilise the AIP-hsp90-AhR complex and protects the AhR receptor from ubiquitination under heat-stress conditions; AIP may also play a role in regulating the rate of AhR turnover by delaying AhR nuclear translocation after ligand binding.
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We have recently tested our DR plan, and while the IT side of it was tested thoroughly, I'd like to see what plans other departments have for dealing with their burnt down filing cabinets and reams of paper on desks.
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Houston Texans coach Gary Kubiak isn't worried about Arian Foster's long-term availability after the running back was carted off the field Tuesday because of a calf injury.
Still, Foster might have to cancel some future plans.
"(The injury) might have ruined Arian's summer," Kubiak said Wednesday, according to the Houston Chronicle. "He'll have to be here a lot."
Kubiak said Foster is dealing with a "pretty good calf strain." The All-Pro running back is on crutches, but he's expected to be healthy for the start of training camp in late July.
"He's going to be fine," Kubiak said.
Kubiak obviously isn't going to sound the alarm in late May. Still, this isn't a great summer subplot for a team in Super Bowl-or-bust mode.
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Remembrance Day has passed and now it's officially time to proclaim Get-Ready-For-Christmas Season. (Or, you may prefer to call it Yuletide, Festivis, or simply The Holidays to be secular about it.)
As always, our noble mission is to get hosts and hostesses to bypass the boxes of greasy, salty and overpriced frozen hors d'oeuvres in favour of simply prepared and wholesome food they can create at home with minimal kitchen skills.
And we've got some light and fabulous suggestions from chef Kyle MacNeil, 35, who's been in the kitchen at the Urban Element on Parkdale Avenue since May.
His spring rolls and flatbread dishes were served to 60 people at a recent wine-and-food fundraiser for the Hospice at May Court (which is currently selling tickets for its biggest money-raiser of the year, Homes for the Holidays, this weekend. Call 613-260-2906 ext. 232 for tickets, or see www.homesfortheholidays.ca .)
Kyle, a 2000 graduate of the Canadian Culinary Institute in Prince Edward Island, is big on buying ingredients from producers in the area, even to the exclusion of some organics grown in faraway places and shipped across the continent. "I'd rather know my farmer, to learn how he or she is handling the crop and what controls there are," he says.
The hors d'oeuvres here are lighter than many you see at Christmas parties. "They're flavourful, they're easy to prepare and they can be made ahead. If we can get hosts to think beyond a box of frozen nibbles, that to me is a bonus."
Spring rolls are made with rice paper that's widely available in good grocery stores. The filling can be made ahead, and so can the rolls and dip for that matter. They're light, colourful, tasty and contain much less fat than typical shove-in-the-microwave fare.
"When people come to Urban Element I like to show them how easy it is do do things from scratch," Kyle says.
"I want them to realize they don't have to go to a store, and they don't have to stick a box in the microwave."
I've also included, at right, a dead-simple recipe for individual lamb chops by Eric Akis, from his 2006 book Everyone Can Cook Appetizers. For these lamb "lollipops," the meat is been pulled back -- frenched -- so you can use the extended bone as a handy handle. They're very easy to eat and incredibly delicious. Little lamb chops are certainly among the most popular hors d'oeuvres that I've seen wolfed down at parties.
For this dish, I'd choose the smaller racks of lamb you frequently see in big grocery stores.
The key to successful party nibbles is to keep them simple and, above all, make them easy to eat. Even the flatbread with cole slaw is not difficult to manage: Simply break off a piece of crispy bread, spoon a little slaw on top, and nibble away.
(Believe me, no one can delicately handle even a small plate of food that requires utensils to scoop, at the same time guests are expected to mingle with a glass of wine in one hand.)
Keep the snacks uncomplicated, keep them small, and you too will be the toast of the party.
From chef Kyle MacNeil, Urban Element
Makes 12 spring rolls
For the sour cherry dipping sauce:
- 4 tablespoons (65 mL) turbinado sugar
- 1/4 cup (50 mL) soy sauce
- 1/2 cup (125 mL) apple juice
- 1/2 cup (125 mL) sour cherries, pits removed
- 1/4 teaspoon (1 mL) sea salt
For the spring rolls:
- 13/4 ounces (50 g) vermicelli noodles
- 9 ounces (250 g) cooked ginger pork (recipe on page E2)
- 3 green onions
- 1 carrot, shredded or cut into thin julienne
- 1 tablespoon (15 mL) fresh mint leaves, chopped
- 1 tablespoon (15 mL) fresh cilantro leaves, chopped
- 1 tablespoon (15 mL) fish sauce (at Asian food stores)
- 12 round rice paper wrappers, each about 8 inches (20 cm) diameter (at Asian food stores)
1. One day ahead, prepare sour cherry dipping sauce by combining all sauce ingredients in a small saucepan and bringing to a boil; stir to dissolve sugar. Set aside to cool, then purée in a blender when cool. Store, covered, in refrigerator.
2. To prepare spring rolls, in a medium-size bowl, cover noodles with boiling water. Let noodles sit, covered, 10 minutes. Drain and roughly chop.
3. Combine noodles, pork, green onions, carrot, mint, cilantro and fish sauce in a bowl. Mix thoroughly.
4. Half-fill a large mixing bowl (larger in diameter than the rice paper) with warm water. Completely immerse a sheet of rice paper in the water for about 10 seconds, just until soft (don't let it become too soft; it will continue to soften as you work). Place rice paper on a clean kitchen towel.
5. Place 2 tablespoons (25 mL) of the filling mixture along the edge of the wrapper closest to you. Fold in the sides and roll up the wrapper to encase filling (see step-by-step photos, page E2). Set aside on a moistened towel and repeat with remaining wrappers and filling.
6. When ready to serve, cut the roll in the centre to expose filling and serve with sour cherry dipping sauce.
Step 1: Organize spring roll ingredients before assembly.
Step 2: Place filling to one side of dampened rice paper.
Step 3: Fold over sides of rice paper.
Step 4: Roll into log shape.
From chef Kyle MacNeil, Urban Element
Serves 12
For the garlic flatbread:
- 11/2 cups (375 mL) all-purpose flour
- 1 teaspoon (5 mL) baking powder
- 1 teaspoon (5 mL) fine sea salt
- 1/4 cup (1/2 stick/50 mL) butter, cold and cubed
- 1/2 cup (125 mL) plain yogurt
- 2 garlic cloves, minced fine
For egg wash:
- 1 beaten egg, mixed well with 1/2 teaspoon (2 mL) garlic salt
For the fennel/celery root slaw:
- 2 tablespoons (25 mL) olive oil
- 1/4 cup (50 mL) red wine vinegar
- 1/4 cup (50 mL) sugar
- 1 tablespoon (15 mL) molasses
- 3 tablespoons (50 mL) whole-grain mustard
- 1/2 teaspoon (2 mL) kosher salt
- 1 large celery root, shredded
- 1 fennel bulb, shredded
- 1 napa (Chinese) cabbage, shredded
- 1 bunch green onions, chopped
- 1 teaspoon (5 mL) smoked paprika
- 2 tablespoons (25 mL) toasted walnuts, chopped
1. To make the flatbread, combine flour, baking powder, salt in a bowl. Cut butter into the dry mixture using two knives, or pastry cutter, or in a food processor, until mixture resembles coarse cornmeal. Stir in yogurt and garlic. Divide dough into 6 portions. Roll out very thin and brush with egg wash made with 1 beaten egg and 1/2 teaspoon (2 mL) garlic salt. Bake in preheated oven at 400°F (200°C) for 10 to 12 minutes, or until golden brown.
2. To make the slaw, in a medium-size mixing bowl, whisk together oil, vinegar, sugar, molasses, mustard and salt until the sugar dissolves. Set aside this dressing.
3. In a separate large bowl, combine celery root, fennel, napa cabbage, green onions, smoked paprika, walnuts and the dressing. Marinate 10 minutes. Adjust seasoning and heat to desired temperature. Serve with garlic flatbread crackers.
Tip: Garlic flatbread can be made up to 3 days in advance. Serve the slaw in a bowl on the side or on the cracker.
For 12 spring rolls
- 1 tablespoon (15 mL) grapeseed oil
- 1 garlic clove, minced
- 1 shallot, minced
- 1 tablespoon (15 mL) fresh gingerroot, peeled and grated
- 11 ounces (310 g) ground pork
- 1 tablespoon (15 mL) soy sauce
In a large saucepan, heat oil and sauté garlic, shallot and ginger until translucent but not browned. Add pork and sauté until liquid evaporates and pork is cooked. Finish with soy sauce.
Tip: May be made a day ahead and refrigerated, covered.
From Everyone Can Cook Appetizers by Eric Akis, Whitecap Books, 2006
Makes 16 appetizers
- 2 frenched small racks of lamb, each 8 ribs
- 1/4 cup (50 mL) Dijon mustard
- 2 tablespoons (25 mL) fresh rosemary leaves, chopped
- Salt and freshly ground pepper, to taste
- 1/2 cup (125 mL) port wine
- 1 clove garlic, chopped fine
- 1 cup (250 mL) beef stock
1. Preheat oven to 425°F (220°C). Place lamb, rib bones pointing up, in a small roasting pan. Brush mustard over top and sides of lamb; sprinkle with 11/2 tablespoons (20 mL) of the rosemary, and salt and pepper to taste. Roast 22 to 25 minutes for rare, 25 to 28 minutes for medium-rare. Transfer to a platter to rest 5 to 10 minutes.
2. Meanwhile, place roasting pan on stovetop over medium-high heat. Add port, garlic and remaining rosemary. Bring to a boil and reduce the port by half. Add beef stock and bring just to a simmer; season with salt, pepper, and reduce heat to low. Slice lamb into single-bone chops and arrange on a platter with a bowl of the jus for dipping.
From chef Kyle MacNeil, Urban Element
For the crackers:
- 3/4 cup (175 mL) pecans, toasted
- 3/4 cup (175 mL) flour
- 1/4 teaspoon (1 mL) baking soda
- 1/2 teaspoon (2 mL) fine sea salt
- 2 tablespoons (25 mL) cold butter, cubed
- 4 ounces (115 g) blue cheese, crumbled
For the aioli:
- 5 cloves garlic
- 1/2 teaspoon (2 mL) salt
- 1/4 cup (50 mL) lemon juice
- 1 teaspoon (5 mL) lemon zest
- 3 large eggs yolks
- 2 teaspoons (10 mL) Dijon mustard
- 1/2 cup (125 mL) grapeseed oil
For assembly:
- Fresh pear slices
- Small slices prosciutto
1. To make the crackers, in a food processor combine pecans, flour, baking soda and salt; process until pecans are finely ground. Add butter and pulse only until the mixture resembles coarse cornmeal. Add cheese and pulse until mixture comes together. Roll dough into one or two 2-inch (5-cm) thick logs. Wrap in plastic and refrigerate about 2 hours.
2. Preheat oven to 350°F (180°C). Remove logs from plastic and cut into 1/4-inch (6-mm) thick discs. Place on an ungreased baking sheet and bake 10 to 15 minutes, or until golden brown. Transfer to wire rack and cool.
3. To make the aioli, in a blender purée garlic, salt, lemon juice and zest, egg yolks and Dijon mustard. In a slow, steady stream, add oil until mixture thickens. Place in a squeeze bottle and store in refrigerator.
4. To assemble hors d'oeuvres, place a small slice of pear on cracker, top with a thin twist of prosciutto and finish with a small dollop of lemon aioli.
Tip: The crackers and aioli can be made days ahead and either frozen or refrigerated. Assembly is simple, easy and fast.


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An interesting little cichlid that has not yet been introduced to the hobby.
Placidochromis electra (Burgess, 1979) — von Ad Konings
A very characteristic and peaceful species from the open sandy bottoms of Lake Malawi.
Cichlid binominal names, how are they chosen? — von Juan Miguel Artigas Azas
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2012 marks an important change for crop insurance, and you need to prepare for it.
If you have or will be filing a crop insurance claim this fall, remember this number: $200,000. If you have n insurance indemnity claim that is more than $200,000, you will be subject to an actual production history (APH) audit, which will include APH reviews for 2009, 2010 and 2011.
Last year the trigger amount was $100,000, says Chris Anderson, crop claims supervisor with Country Financial. He says it was doubled for 2012 because farming operations are larger and grain prices have been higher, as well as to help reduce the number of APH reviews.
Even with the dollar level significantly increasing for this year, Anderson is anticipating a large number of claims. He advises farmers to start collecting documents as soon as possible to help expedite the process.
Jamie Wasemiller, Gulke Group analyst and owner of Wasemiller Insurance Agency, says these audits are normally triggered once a claim has been worked and determined to be over the $200,000 threshold.
"Typically, this will be during or close to the harvesting period. This year, the underwriters are willing to start the process even before the crop production has been adjusted and a claim has been submitted," he says.
The purpose of the audit is to validate reported yields, Anderson says, which means a variety of documents should be provided.
"The producer's main responsibility is to provide three years of verifiable production evidence for units of the crop being reviewed," Wasemiller says ."As an additional inducement, a producer's claim will not be paid until this process is completed."
Use these recommendations from Anderson and Wasemiller to prepare for an APH review this year or in the future:
- Keep all of your production records for at least three years.
- File all signed appraisals.
- If your grain is farm-stored, have bin measurements taken by approved representatives.
- Print combine monitor records and keep them with your settlement sheets. These records must show harvest date, location of field, field ID and unit number, name of crop and number of bushels harvested.
- If you had the grain weighed before you stored or sold it, provide any tickets that contain weight and volume measurements.
- Make photocopies of weight tickets from grain carts, as the print on these tickets can become unreadable with time.
- Do not split truckload tickets and bins between units unless you have soft records for production that is commingled.
- If you are going to store current production with production from prior years, ask a third party to premeasure the production from prior years.
- Separate production records by crop, practice, type, unit and the crop year in which the production actually occurred.
- Even if you have only a share of a crop, make sure that you will be able to provide records for the entire crop if necessary.
- Sort these production records by the 578 producer points (to identify each crop and separate them by unit and county), settlement sheets and soft records.
- Record any feed records at the time the grain is fed.
Read more advice on how to prepare for crop insurance audits:
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A bunion looks like a bump on the inside of the foot where the big toe joins the foot. Over time, the bunion gets worse. The big toe starts to lean toward neighboring toes instead of pointing straight ahead. (The scientific name for this is hallux valgus or hallux abducto valgus.)
The bump is a sign that the bones of the foot are out of alignment. While shoes with high heels or pointed toes may cause the joint to ache, they don't cause bunions. Most often they are due to an inherited foot structure. The tendons and ligaments that hold bones and muscles together at the joint are not working as they should. This structure makes it more likely that a person will develop a bunion.
Tight-toed shoes and high heels may make the deformity more noticeable. They also may make the deformity get worse faster.
Bunions develop slowly. At first, the big toe may slightly lean toward the next toe. As the years pass, the lean gets more obvious and the bump develops at the joint. The bump gets more and more pronounced over time.
Women tend to suffer from bunions more often than men, probably because of the shoes they wear. But besides shoes, standing on the feet for long periods of time can also make symptoms of a bunion worse. Along with the bump, these bunion symptoms include pain or soreness, swelling, redness around the joint, a burning sensation or sometimes numbness. The big toe may develop calluses or not be able to move as well as it once did. Sores between the toes and ingrown toenails may also occur because of a bunion.
Relief for Bunion Symptoms
Several things can be done to help relive the pain of bunions. These won't make the bunion go away, but they can make the foot more comfortable:
- Wearing different shoes. Shoes with a wide toe box rather than a pointed one will help. Shoes with lower heels will also help. (High heels throw more of the body's weight on the front part of the foot where the toe joints are.)
- Padding. Pads placed over the bunion may help reduce the pain. These are available from a drug store or may be available from a foot and ankle surgeon.
- Avoiding activities that make the pain worse. This includes standing for a long time or other activities that make the bunion sore.
- Nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs. These include aspirin or ibuprofen. They relieve pain and swelling.
- Applying an ice pack to reduce swelling and pain.
- Corticosteroid injections. These are not often used in bunion treatment. Injecting corticosteroids sometimes helps if the bursa is inflamed. (Bursa is a fluid-filled sac within a joint to cushion the bones.)
- Orthotic devices. These are devices placed inside a shoe that shift the positioning of the foot. Orthotics help compensate for structural issues that cause foot problems.
Surgical Options for Treating Bunions
While traditional surgery to treat bunions usually requires a six- to eight-week recovery period, new options at the Foot and Ankle Center at Cedars-Sinai Orthopaedics use minimally invasive techniques. These techniques usually mean less pain, a faster recovery and fewer complications.
Two approaches to correcting bunions include using a plate to hold the bone in the proper positionand the second approach, a specially designed screw is used to hold bones together after the abnormal bony parts of the joint have been removed and the bones realigned.


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IUCN's President, Valli Moosa, will this Tuesday launch 10 Principles for modern high seas governance and challenge international experts to find new ways to implement them. The 10 Principles reflect fundamental principles that nations have agreed to in various treaties and declarations but have largely failed to implement on the nearly 50% of the planet that lies beyond individual nation's jurisdiction.
For centuries we have treated the high seas as open and free to all nations, but the responsibility of none. As a result, high seas fish stocks are plummeting, biodiversity losses are mounting, and now climate change brings new threats that can tip the balance away from ocean health and resilience. Discussions to improve the governance of the high seas have gained momentum in recent years, and have reached the highest levels at the United Nations. However, progress is painfully slow. Too often, the debate focuses on issues where nations differ rather than on actions that all nations can agree to. These principles are designed to stimulate progress by identifying common guidelines for action. They reflect the results of an electronic consultation conducted by IUCN's Global Marine Programme.


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so there I was a peaceful little buddhist boy I prefer the term W.A.S.A.B.I or white anglo saxon buddhist individual getting ready for my new school I mentioned offhandely that I was gay and that all hell broke loose I can't changing in my head while being hunted for sport by the rich WHAT WOULD BUDDHA DO!? and I got my GSA or Gay Striaght Alliance
fastword a few years later and I my jerry sharing the common vice of smokingy cigarettes I know his lip were the last lips I wanted to kiss and we didn't live happyily ever have. no that is just myth and fairy dust. no one lives happily ever after because nothing ever ends
I would like to give a shout out to the folks who did "The Last Unicorm"
cuz I felt like one getting hunted or killed even if they leave their forests I though I was the only one and then the advent of the internet saved me I went out searching for for what I called "my kind" it was almost Pink Floydesque that be saying " "is there anybody out there?" so this is my story it maybe short and simple not very "meaty" as one would say. though no one really like meaty books anymore. so I grew up strong and now in the chicago land area I get to marry my jerry and settle down and have cats together. that's right I want to have cats with me.


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In the beginning was Eru, the One, who also was called Iluvatar.
"And he made first the ... Holy Ones, who were the offspring of his thought, and they were with him before aught else was made. And he spoke to them, propounding to them themes of music; and they sang before him, and he was glad."
This "Great Music" went out "into the Void, and it was not void." But something went wrong. The greatest archangel, Melkor ("He who arises in Might"), became proud and rebelled. Great was his fall into evil and he became Morgoth ("Dark Enemy of the World"). His chief servant was Sauron, who created rings of power to rule the world and "One Ring to rule them all."
The rest is a long story. Like all myths, those who want to understand "The Lord of the Rings" trilogy must start at the beginning -- with the author's creation story in "The Silmarillion." J.R.R. Tolkien knew what he was doing in his tale of elves, dwarves, hobbits and men.
"The Lord of the Rings," he wrote to a friend in 1953, just before book one was published, is "a fundamentally religious and Catholic work; unconsciously so at first, but consciously in the revision." Yet Tolkien also told Father Robert Murray it was his desire to stay theologically orthodox that led him to avoid being too specific, despite the biblical parallels in the creation story.
"That is why I have not put in, or have cut out, practically all references to anything like 'religion,' to cults or practices, in the imaginary world. For the religious element is absorbed into the story and into the symbolism," wrote Tolkien.
The result is a stunningly ambitious myth, yet one that lacks the clear symbolism of an allegory or parable. Believers who share Tolkien's faith can follow the roots into Catholic imagery and tradition. Clearly the evil in Middle Earth is good that has been twisted and perverted. The humble are tempted, yet triumph through sacrificial love. One age passes away, before a glimpse of a world to come. There is much more.
Yet millions have read an epic tale of non-doctrinal good vs. undefined evil -- period. It all depends on one's point of view, especially when it comes time for other artists to re-create the myth with the help of a camera lens. When "The Lord of the Rings" begins reaching theaters in December, will the myth remain centered in its creator's faith?
"Tolkien could not create from nothing. Only God can do that. But he was able to sub-create an entire world using his imagination, his beliefs and his experiences in the world around him," said British writer Joseph Pearce, author of "Tolkien: Man and Myth."
"That is certainly what he set out to do with 'The Lord of the Rings.' ... But if you tear the myth away from Tolkien's worldview, then the story isn't going to make sense any more. It may, literally, become incoherent -- a neo-pagan fantasy."
This is especially true since Tolkien's work includes images and ideas drawn from legions of myths, legends and traditions. His goal was to create a myth that combined elements of others, Pearce said, "with the whole story illumined from within by a Trinitarian, Christian light."
Now, new artists will be "sub-creators" of movie versions of "The Lord of the Rings" that will cut and mold 500,000 words of prose into six hours of multiplex magic. Millions will see these movies and most will use this lens to interpret the books -- if they read or re-read them. The official website (www.lordoftherings.net) offers no sign of Tolkien's faith or worldview.
There is no telling what may end up on the screen, Pearce said.
"The great strength of Tolkien's work may, in the end, be its weakness. He has created truth in a form that is truly sublime -- myth. Yet that is also a form of art that can easily be twisted. He was writing a myth, but he wanted it to be a True Myth, a myth rooted in Truth with a capital T. Take away that truth and you change the myth."


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HOLLYWOOD, Jan. 12 (UPI) -- U.S. comedian Louis C.K. is in talks to star in director David O. Russell's next project as an FBI agent investigating corruption, The Hollywood Reporter said.
Christian Bale, Bradley Cooper, Jeremy Renner and Amy Adams are already onboard the as-yet untitled period drama, which begins production next month.
The film was written by Eric Singer and focuses on con artist Mel Weinberg in a corruption case that stretched from Atlantic City, N.J., to Washington, The Hollywood Reporter said Friday.
Charles Roven and Richard Suckle, of Atlas Entertainment, will produce along with Annapurna Pictures' Megan Ellison and Ted Schipper.
Jon Gordon, who produced Russell's "Silver Linings Playbook," will executive produce along with Cooper and Singer.
A tentative release date for the film is set for late 2013.
Louis C.K.'s most recent film performance is in Woody Allen's upcoming comedy, "Blue Jasmine."


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Club Penguin Card-Jitsy Water has arrived! This is the newest installment in Card-Jitsu and you can access it in the Water Dojo, a special new room accessible from inside the secret ninja hideout. Card-Jitsu Water is a completely new game that relies much more on timing and speed than regular Card-Jitsu or Card-Jitsu Fire. Are you ready to take on the challenge to become a Water Ninja? Then read on for all the Club Penguin Card-Jitsu Water cheats and secrets.
The Water Dojo
To get started, head to the Water Dojo, which you can reach from within the secret ninja hideout. Of course, you'll already need to have your ninja black belt to enter. Click on the water icon stone and a doorway will appear in the center. Walk through it and you'll be in the new Water Dojo. You can read instructions for the new game on the right, or walk right up to Sensei to start playing.
Card-Jitsu Water Instructions
Here's how to play Card-Jitsu Water.
- Cards will appear and then scroll across the bottom of your screen. Pick one.
- Clear off an adjacent stone (highlighted in green) by playing your card on it. Remember that your card must beat that stone's symbol. Water beats Fire, Fire beats Snow, and Snow beats Water.
- Once the stone is clear, you can jump to it.
- Reach the gong at the end first, or be the final penguin to survive to win. The further along you get, the more experience you'll earn.
- Kick the gong to get bonus experience.
- Throw down cards on empty stones to block your opponents
When one player reaches the gong, a tidal wave will appear and sweep everyone else (and all the stones) down the waterfall.
Card-Jitsu Water Cheats and Strategy
This game is much faster-paced game than regular Card-Jitsu or Card-Jitsu Fire. You'll need to move quickly and make decisions fast if you want to when. Having a fast Internet connection really helps, especially when it's crowded and there's a lot of lag. Often, the person who wins will be the one with the best connection.
Your first goal is to clear a path. But don't forget that you can jump on empty squares that opponents have already cleared. And remember that you can block your opponents (especially the ones near you) with new obstacles.
If you can, try to reach the gong, because this gives you bonus experience.
Card-Jitsu Water Gear
There are four pieces to the Card-Jitsu Water Ninja suit. They are the Helmet of Oceans, the Torrent Mask, the Waterfall Coat, and the Wave Sandals.


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