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Skip to comments.OBAMA News Conference: 1:30 pm Wednesday
Posted on 11/13/2012 5:05:16 PM PST by Toespi
The President will take questions AND THERE WILL BE ANSWERS! (Per Shep Smith/Fox
The answers will be bull squeeze delivered in an annoying cadence.
Did Shep happen to mention whether any of those answers will be factual?
Just in time for Rush Limbaugh's "Real Meaning Of Thanksgiving".
When's his next one? In the middle of the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade?
Good grief!
Trying to get out ahead of the next release of evidence.
There will by excuses...not answers.
Oops, sorry. I was wrong. I was thinking it was going to be next wednesday.
Does he announce the gathering places, and when the trains will start rolling and that the national reeducation camps will be opened for in-processing?
Ans: I'd say that's a very good summary blondie.
This whole situation has gotten so strange I fully expect to walk outside and find a witch crushed by a house, in technicolor.
When you hand pick the audience and know the questions in advance it's easy.
"Squeal like a pig." That's the speech in a nutshell.
So funny!!!! ROFL
Thanks for the heads' up. I need to put this on my "must miss" list.
The CIA deceived me bla bla....
They were waterboarding prisoners inside the Benghazi annex bla bla....
Any chance one of the answers might be, "I'm sorry what I did to USA and I resign." ...?
"I DID have sex with that man, Larry Sinclair."
He'll just blame the internet "film" again for everything.
Timely. The day before Benghazi hearing, he will give his accounting, the others will fall in line and know what to say.
Four more years... *sigh*. Maybe 12/21/2012 will be the end of the world.
Yeah I can pretty much sum up the questions "Mr President..who do you think will win the NBA Finals this season" and of course the most important question of all "Do you watch Honey Boo Boo and if you do whose your favorite character on the show."
I haven't watched ANY 'news' shows since the coup and I'm damn sure not going to start again.
Lol. Next question, Mr. President, since your reelection, do you know if there will be a new series of "Swamp People" or will we be forced to watch reruns?
I join you in your prediction that the press conference will be all about how Obama won the election and people trust him.
The fawning media will then serve up softball questions like, "How disappointed are you in that awful Petraeus?"
Somebody please ask O why the American middle class are being oppressed by his government.
Four more long years of lunging to hit the mute button/change the channel every time the Narcissist-in-Chief opens his flapping purple lips......holy moly.
I expect something along the lines of "In coming weeks you will hear testimony about my administration, which I can assure you are baseless accusations without merit...".
King Shuck-n-Jive comes on the toob?
Off it goes. I'll put on an LP.
All questions will be pre selected and the answers will come up on the teleprompter and he will proceed to READ what some one else wrote for him to say...
NOT my fault...I wasn't informed.. and still FOUR AMERICAN FAMILIES ARE MISSING THEIR LOVED ONES THIS THANKSGIVING DAY, HAVING BEEN MURERED IN LIBYA ON 09/11/2012
"There will by excuses...not answers. "
And blame, plenty of blame.
First tough questions - Mr. President, how does it feel to know that you are in charge for four more years? Did Michelle make you a special dinner the night after you won re-election. Any plans for a nice vacation get-away, now that the tough campaign schedule is behind you?
Shep is as worthless as Obama is.
BO's body language just oozes arrogance. I can't stand to watch him. May his fall from his extreme pride be very hard.
ho, hum...I think I will be having an important something or other. Let me know if I miss anything.
Shep will be there in spirit.
Pretty boy..you know..Loved by Huff post readers..
(tells you all that you need to know)
the press has already been warned to not make him angry
Shep is as slimy as any NBC, ABC, CBS, CNN PBS etc. reporter. He slammed Bush big time during Katrina. I just plainly despise Shep.
He got all the entertainmant value possible from that car chase, then shed crocodile tears when the perp blew his brains out.
Why can't he move to MSNBC?
When will you start wearing the uniform, and what rank will you give yourself?
Jeeeze...I hope there's enough cocaine to see Bath-House Barry through the next four years.
For THAT matter, I hope there's enough BEER to see ME through the next four years.
If husseins lips are moving, THERE WILL BE LIES!
In your dreams.
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More:Remarks by President Obama on the Deaths of U.S. Embassy Staff in Libya | Presidential Proclamation -- Honoring the Victims of the Attack in Benghazi, Libya
On September 12, 2012, Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton delivered remarks on the deaths of American personnel in Benghazi, Libya. Secretary Clinton said:
"Yesterday, our U.S. diplomatic post in Benghazi, Libya was attacked. Heavily armed militants assaulted the compound and set fire to our buildings. American and Libyan security personnel battled the attackers together. Four Americans were killed. They included Sean Smith, a Foreign Service information management officer, and our Ambassador to Libya Chris Stevens. We are still making next of kin notifications for the other two individuals.
"This is an attack that should shock the conscience of people of all faiths around the world. We condemn in the strongest terms this senseless act of violence, and we send our prayers to the families, friends, and colleagues of those we've lost.
"All over the world, every day, America's diplomats and development experts risk their lives in the service of our country and our values, because they believe that the United States must be a force for peace and progress in the world, that these aspirations are worth striving and sacrificing for. Alongside our men and women in uniform, they represent the best traditions of a bold and generous nation.
"In the lobby of this building, the State Department, the names of those who have fallen in the line of duty are inscribed in marble. Our hearts break over each one. And now, because of this tragedy, we have new heroes to honor and more friends to mourn.
"Chris Stevens fell in love with the Middle East as a young Peace Corps volunteer teaching English in Morocco. He joined the Foreign Service, learned languages, won friends for America in distant places, and made other people's hopes his own.
"In the early days of the Libyan revolution, I asked Chris to be our envoy to the rebel opposition. He arrived on a cargo ship in the port of Benghazi and began building our relationships with Libya's revolutionaries. He risked his life to stop a tyrant, then gave his life trying to help build a better Libya. The world needs more Chris Stevenses. I spoke with his sister, Ann, this morning, and told her that he will be remembered as a hero by many nations.
"Sean Smith was an Air Force veteran. He spent 10 years as an information management officer in the State Department, he was posted at The Hague, and was in Libya on a brief temporary assignment. He was a husband to his wife Heather, with whom I spoke this morning. He was a father to two young children, Samantha and Nathan. They will grow up being proud of the service their father gave to our country, service that took him from Pretoria to Baghdad, and finally to Benghazi.
"The mission that drew Chris and Sean and their colleagues to Libya is both noble and necessary, and we and the people of Libya honor their memory by carrying it forward. This is not easy. Today, many Americans are asking -- indeed, I asked myself -- how could this happen? How could this happen in a country we helped liberate, in a city we helped save from destruction? This question reflects just how complicated and, at times, how confounding the world can be.
"But we must be clear-eyed, even in our grief. This was an attack by a small and savage group -- not the people or Government of Libya. Everywhere Chris and his team went in Libya, in a country scarred by war and tyranny, they were hailed as friends and partners. And when the attack came yesterday, Libyans stood and fought to defend our post. Some were wounded. Libyans carried Chris' body to the hospital, and they helped rescue and lead other Americans to safety. And last night, when I spoke with the President of Libya, he strongly condemned the violence and pledged every effort to protect our people and pursue those responsible.
"The friendship between our countries, borne out of shared struggle, will not be another casualty of this attack. A free and stable Libya is still in America's interest and security, and we will not turn our back on that, nor will we rest until those responsible for these attacks are found and brought to justice. We are working closely with the Libyan authorities to move swiftly and surely. We are also working with partners around the world to safeguard other American embassies, consulates, and citizens.
"There will be more time later to reflect, but today, we have work to do. There is no higher priority than protecting our men and women wherever they serve. We are working to determine the precise motivations and methods of those who carried out this assault. Some have sought to justify this vicious behavior, along with the protest that took place at our Embassy in Cairo yesterday, as a response to inflammatory material posted on the internet. America's commitment to religious tolerance goes back to the very beginning of our nation. But let me be clear -- there is no justification for this, none. Violence like this is no way to honor religion or faith. And as long as there are those who would take innocent life in the name of God, the world will never know a true and lasting peace.
"It is especially difficult that this happened on September 11th. It's an anniversary that means a great deal to all Americans. Every year on that day, we are reminded that our work is not yet finished, that the job of putting an end to violent extremism and building a safe and stable world continues. But September 11th means even more than that. It is a day on which we remember thousands of American heroes, the bonds that connect all Americans, wherever we are on this Earth, and the values that see us through every storm. And now it is a day on which we will remember Sean, Chris, and their colleagues.
"May God bless them, and may God bless the thousands of Americans working in every corner of the world who make this country the greatest force for peace, prosperity, and progress, and a force that has always stood for human dignity -- the greatest force the world has ever known. And may God continue to bless the United States of America. Thank you."
You can also read the Secretary's remarks on www.state.gov.
Gene N. in the U.S.A. writes:
Who gave the Marines the order to NOT protect this ambassadors life?
Susan C. in Florida writes:
So sorry, so sad to read about Chris Stevens and Sean Smith, and the others who were hurt, and or killed. I have long been impressed with the courage of our diplomatic corps. Again, deeply saddened by what has happened. Condolences to their families and their State Department family.
John P. in Greece writes:
It's what we have said in the past Susan... Terrorists are like snakes. You cut their tails, they get a new one to the nearest "gun store".
They only way is to cut their "head".
I am very upset, because I was reading a comment on Ambassador's Rice FB page, concerning the attack. An idiot (I don't mention his name) wrote: "kill all Americans". That's what this punk thought like saying in this very difficult moment for Global Diplomacy and Democracy.
That's how they "think" Susan. They cannot... think 'cause they are dangerous idiots!
(By the way Best Regards to you, my friend Eric in NM and all the DipNote staff)
Lynn M. in California writes:
Prayers for the families of those who were stricken. Thank you Hilary for assuring that the noble work of these fine Americans will continue in their honor and the honor and core values of US, and for your strong message that justice will reign.
Susan C. in Florida writes:
@ John P. in Greece.
It was good to see your comment, John. I have wondered how things have been for you as I have read about the struggles in Greece, and have hoped that all was well with you. And you are right, the mob mentality of blind hatred is still very much with us. It is so very sad that good people who love and believe in the people of Libya, and Egypt, and the Middle East in general, are killed because of their dedication to freedom for all people, everywhere. A very sad day indeed.
Fred T. in Florida writes:
Our thoughts and prayers are with the families of these 4 brave Americans who were attempting to bring democracy to a troubled part of the world.
Roger B. in Arizona writes:
We could not rescue our own people and got two of the Marines killed going to their rescue. How shameful!! I have been involved in many operations in the US and overseas and cannot fathom how anything like this could happen! We need new people in the State Dept. (Hillary gone) and a much stronger message to the idoits killing our people. God bless america!!!
Trinidad W. in Arizona writes:
I am shocked ~ I grieve over this happening again ... but for this to happen on foreign soil is even more disconcerting!
Why isn't there U.S. Security Forces at Embassy Installations especially in volatile-hostile locations. Our personnel-staff employed in these far-flung locales need always have the security of our defense apparatus-measures to ensure their well-being in the conditions they function ~ must always be assured for their well-being ... its' not asking impossible measures. Installations should have periodic overview of these oversights particularly as the temperment in the region fluctuates in hostilities ... how can I even be assured of your safety as you're visiting foreign embassy's ~ I've never forgotten Secy of State Condeleeza Rice mention her feeling of relief when she flew away from a Libyan state visit! This after the fact resorting for security at facilities must be an on-site provision in foreign policy - there is lives of our staff-information data and equipment that need security at all times.
Thank you for listening - I've never wanted to hear of another "sneak attack" - but it keeps' happening-since Pearl Harbor! Please consider this a request of a citizen for total overview and installed security forces at embassy's a required maintenance expenditure for a facility.
J. Seaton in New Hampshire writes:
I would like to extend my condolences to the families of those killed in Benghazi. It is a horrible tragedy for all peace-loving people, and especially the victims families. Thank you, Secretary Clinton, for being such a brave and level-headed leader during your time, and especially during this crisis. I am not usually a flag-waving American, but you bring out the best in us, you represent the best our country has to offer.
Eric in New Mexico writes:
First I wish to express my condolences to the US dept of State and the families of the fallen.
I think it unwise for anyone not familiar with the facts to critisize the efforts to defend against a well planned coordinated attack, in that folks gave their lives to defend against this act of terrorism, as we are a nation at war.
I think we were all reminded of that again yesterday.
How people respond to this...well, as John in Greece said, ""They only way is to cut their "head".**
Aye well you be dealing with the likes of Medusa and best to be getting to the heart of the beast , eh?
(as a threat response assesment)
Some say "you can't kill all the terrorists in the world." Ok then, let us endeavor to make becoming a terrorist an incredibly bad carreer choice.
Lest more bad things happen...
@ John in Greece & Susan in Florida
I see this as not an isolated incident, but part of a pattern of incidents and destabilization of nations as well as their inter-relations in an attempt to draw the US into full scale conflict in the ongoing suni/shitte war that is, and has been waged to one degree of hostility or another for a very long time.
Part of that stategy involves pitting the Muslim faith against Cristian and Jew, apocalyptic prophesy, and idiots on all sides will be tempted to drink the koolaid and walk on over oblivion's cliff.
I gotta say I'm getting realy tired of Pissed off Preachers chanting "death to America".
Maybe it's about time we took this seriously as the officialy stated foreign policy goal of a hostile nation who happens to be the world's leading state sponsor of terrorism?
Frank N. in California writes:
On behalf of the Committee for Religious Minority Rights in IRAN, we extend our deepest condolences to the family of Ambassador Chris Stevens, to the Secretary of State and to the American people.
Chris Stevens was extremely helpful to Iranians as a whole, when he served as Iran Desk Officer in 1999 and was always concerned about human rights in our country.
We shall never forget his vital assistance in saving the lives of the 13 innocent Jewish men and boys, arrested in Iran during his service in the Bureau of Near Eastern Affairs.
Chris had such a bright future ahead of him. His loss is a personal as well as a national tragedy.
Frank Nikbakht
Pooya Dayanim
George Haroonian
Gloria Y. in Florida writes:
Our thoughts and prayers go to the families of the four courageous Americans who gave their lives for the love of their country. Thank you for your service.
Nasir in Nigeria writes:
I really wish that the American people will refrain from depicting such films. Religious tolerance must include knowing the constitutional beliefs guiding such religions. I also really wish that the muslim ummah will have a sincere body that would be enlightening the Americans and reacting diplomatically in such situations so that they will be able to correct their wrongs in time and prevent future occurences of such senseless movie acts instead of taking the law into their hands.
I have a question though to Mrs.Clinton. If my friend's culture and traditions allows him to disrespect his parents,will that be enough reason for him to disrespect my own parents even if our culture and tradition differs? Hope you will answer the quertion with all sincerity and hope I will not be misundertood.
Thank you.
Fahmi T. in Libya writes:
We are all feeling sad right now, we share you same Feeling we share the American people Our Sadness. and we send our support to Chris Stevens family We will remember them all time
God bless him
Normita in California writes:
Sec. Clinton, my thoughts go to the families of those brave foreign service diplomats and personnel. They are under your stewardship and a part of your family. God bless you and our beloved country.
Let this be a moment of reflection.
Henry in California writes:
Ironically, the Obama administration has played an important role in encouraging precisely this sort of mob violence in both Libya and in Syria. I don't recall hearing loud condemnation from the Department of State of the very similar mob which assassinated Libya's previous head of state. In fact, an article in the New York Times suggested that the assassination was the Obama administration's preferred method of handling Col. Gaddafi, as opposed to the potentially embarrassing alternative of a public trial. So the U.S. government should learn a sobering lesson from this week's incident -- when you promote this sort of senseless violence, it may turn around to bite the hand that feeds it.
Bill in California writes:
Dear Madame Secretary -
I may not always be in agreement - but today(Fri), I was never prouder of my Secretary of State, and President Obama, then at today's ceremonies.
Most respectfully,
W.W. writes:
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Maria in Texas writes:
I am so proud of our Secretary of State.
I do wish we would seriously consider cutting the funding to Eygpt and the other countries burnng our USA flags, our Embassies, but most of all killing Americans!
This is the most serious situations Americans have faced. What can I expect the future of my grandchildren to be as Americans?
Madame Secretary, keep up the excellent work!
Ashim C. in India writes:
What was the need for that film and what inspired it's maker ? One cardinal principle of liberalism is differentiation between "self regarding" and "other regarding" actions. There need to curb the later is always more critical than former. The film maker cannot hide his intentions by using freedom of expression as a shield. He deserves to be subjected to a) media grilling and trial b) publicly held narcoanalysis tests or something similar. However, there is no denying that reaction to the film has been excessive and uncalled for. Islam is based on solid foundations and universally respected values, which most other religions share too. Followers of Islam, one is sure, know it and cannot be intimidated by a film here and a cartoon there for they cannot diminish in any way the importance of their religion as an important pillar in human civilization. Leaders of Islam ask followrs of faith to respond to delinquents with merciful kindness as that will bring not only peace on streets but also in minds and may be put to shame the much distorted liberalism.
Eric in New Mexico writes:
@ Ashim C. in India,
Hi Ashim, I guess if I were to try and put the principal of "freedom of expression" in perspective for folks as a facet of one's democratic inalianable rights to life, liberty and the persuit of happiness in context with ethical infants within society, it would be premised on this;
There is no law under our constitution preventing one from becomming the village idiot, nor expressing one's opinion and proving to be an idiot to the rest of the villagers.
I mean if one were to compare the video-taped insult to Islam with the GOP candidate for President-Romney's insulting 47% of the American public's moral character, dividing and enraging the populous, we in America may look upon this with scorn and derision as a contemptable manifestation of ethical infancy, but we arn't going to be issuing a Fatwa for his head anytime soon as we have a vote and a voice in the matter anyway...
As for religious differences, conflict of philosophies and the infidelity of pious,biased, intolerance inherant in pissed off preachers and their minions; there are legal ramifications to one's incitement to - riot, commit violence, or call for genocide.
"death to America" ...
I would ask any self-respecting nation on Earth..;
Exactly how long would you put up with this mindset from a hostile government if it was your nation named with such ill intent without going to war?
32 years and counting,.. the Iranian people can probably attest to America's patience with the ethical infant at the head of their government's intent, and thank their lucky stars we haven't responded kineticly in all these years to remove their Ayatollah from power.
Is it more offensive to Muslims, to slander by portrayal-Mohammed? Or is it more offensive to Muslims to have their religious leaders try to involve them in their "holy war" as accessories to murder and genocide, sectarian conflict and the like?
Personally, therefore I would have the producer of that film charged with "assessory to murder" at this point, along with anyone else involved in the scripting and final content as aired.
But that's just my opinion.
Charlton M. G. in Indiana writes:
Hillary R. Clinton; keep up the great work and I think the job you do will keep the USA safe. Thank you, Thank you, Thank you, Monty


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Most handymen use utility knives or pocketknives to put points on carpenter pencils. They whittle away the wood to expose a blunt stub of lead, which produces a sturdy marker but not one
capable of producing a fine line. Club member and woodworker Jerry Whitfield of Bowling Green, Ohio, has a better way. He makes four passes, one for each edge, with a sharp chisel. This not only puts a clean bevel on the wood but also pares the lead itself to a perfect wedge. The chisel must be sharp for this technique to work.
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New Script Calls for More U.S. Quantitative Easing: Opinion
NEW YORK ( Bullion Bulls Canada ) -- Ben Bernanke has been in a quandary, ever since the Federal Reserve's QE II was universally castigated as a reckless (and selfish) escapade by the U.S., aimed at doing nothing more than propping up the value of the "financial assets" of the Wall Street crime syndicate. Bernanke never understood that criticism, since all of the money-printing done by the Federal Reserve is for the specific intent of propping up the value of Wall Street's financial assets. How else do you stop Ponzi schemes from imploding?
Be that as it may, the one thing which Bernanke did understand is that there was little tolerance (and certainly no appetite) in the global community for more U.S. quantitative easing. To understand this requires actually taking a moment to define quantitative easing, since though the mainstream media uses the term a million times a month, they never explain it.
Quantitative easing is nothing but a 21 st century euphemism to replace a 20 th century euphemism: "monetizing debt." Those with any understanding of language realize that euphemisms are expressions we create when we want to (more or less) lie about a subject -- because telling the plain truth is too unpalatable.
In this case, quantitative easing (aka "monetizing debt") is nothing more than printing money out of thin air to (pretend to) pay one's bills. This brings us to the multi-trillion dollar Ponzi-scheme known as the Western financial system. To illustrate how far Western finances have deteriorated requires providing some historical context.
Following Canada's previous, disastrous experiment with the Conservative Party (during the last half of the 1980's, and early 1990's), the reckless fiscal incompetence of the Mulroney regime had saddled Canada with one of the highest debt-to-GDP ratios in the entire Western world. Peaking at 70%, Canada's indebtedness was regarded internationally as nothing less than an economic crisis. The Liberal government which inherited Mulroney's mess, engineered a remarkable fiscal turn-around -- going from record deficits to a budget surplus in little more than two years -- and produced a decade of surpluses after that.
Today, with a new Conservative Prime Minister at the helm, all those years of surplus have been squandered and once again Canada's debt-level has hit a new record high of 83% of GDP , while once again Canada is saddled with record deficits. Yet instead of being labeled as a poster-child for fiscal irresponsibility as it was in the 1990's, today it is hailed as a paragon of fiscal prudence -- because most of the rest of the West is even more obviously (i.e. hopelessly) insolvent .


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Turn Off The Heat!
Patty Hammond leads Family and Consumer Science Programs at Cornell University Cooperative Extension of Chautauqua County. Her column is published on the second Sunday of each month in The Post Journal.
The dog days of summer are upon us and, if you're like most of us, you want to feed your family without heating up your whole house. If you're like me, you're also looking for recipes that are quick, easy and inexpensive.
You may want to consider serving no-cook meals. Lots of great ones feature fresh salads or vegetable dishes. Some also use small amounts of precooked or canned meat. Others use protein sources like beans, peas, nuts or soy products like tofu or tempeh. With just a little research, or simply by sitting back and thinking real hard for a few minutes, you're sure to come up with loads of delicious and creative dishes that won't require turning on your oven or stove.
Still need some inspiration? Pop in at your local farmers' market or stroll down your local grocer's produce aisles. Grab some fresh ingredients; go home and pull out a big bowl, your cutting board and a nice sharp knife. A little chopping and assembling is all most of the tastiest recipes require. You can produce a delicious, soul satisfying meal in no time flat, which will leave you with plenty of time to sit back, relax and enjoy our beautiful summer weather.
Salads are always a hit in the summer. You can serve something substantial like a traditional Antipasto, Nicoise or Greek salad. You can also pile some egg, tuna or chicken salad on some dark leafy greens and serve it with a side of melon. If you want to dress up your chicken salad, just add some grapes and nuts. Anything goes with salads. Induce some smiles by incorporating your family's favorite fruits and vegetables, or set out options in separate bowls so everyone can choose their favorite add-ins. Just be careful about those added toppings. Calories from things like nuts, bacon and cheeses can add up really fast.
You also need to pay attention to what you're using to bind or dress some of your salads. Many popular mayonnaise-based salads are packed with fat and calories. Once you look closely at some Caesar salad, coleslaw and potato salad recipes you may think twice about making them. The number of calories in them can be astonishing. However, there are ways to modify traditional salads like these to make them less fattening. Look for recipes that call for lower fat products and less sugar. When you shop, read the nutrition facts labels on salad dressings and mayonnaise. Look for low fat or no fat options and pay attention to how much sugar is in the product. You can also try healthier replacements that are still creamy and yummy, like Greek yogurt. It's important to find a balance. Do yourself and your family a favor and keep your salads health conscious.
Fruit salads are also great, but if you're tired of salads featuring nothing but fruit, with just a tiny bit more effort you can whip up something a little more exciting, like a tasty Waldorf Salad featuring celery and nuts along with fruit. However, you may want to avoid some of those dessert-like salads that feature marshmallows or use high calorie pudding or whipped cream to bind them.
Some days just a low fat dip served with cut up vegetables hits the spot. Encourage your family to try different dips, like hummus or baba ghanoush, a creamy, eggplant-based dip, the next time you put those cut up veggies out.
How about soup? Have you ever enjoyed a tasty Gazpacho? Loaded with flavor and nutrients, it's a cool, yet spicy, soup. You might even think of it as liquid salad. There are other cool and less spicy soups to try too. Some great ones feature cucumbers, squash, melons, strawberries or other fruits.
If you want your meals to get just a little bit more complex, a little planning ahead is all it takes. Pick a prep day. Aim for one the weather man says will be a little cooler than the rest of the week. Many of us like to choose a weekend day. Make a list of meals you plan to serve that week and then shop for all of them at once. Go directly home from your shopping and do as much prep work as possible right away. For instance, if several meals call for pasta or rice make it all at once and refrigerate it separately for each recipe. You might want to mix it up a little and reach for something different, like tabbouleh, couscous or lentils to use in a cold salad later in the week. If you prepare ahead, all you have to do the night you're serving that recipe is open the fridge, chop the other ingredients, stir and serve.
Sandwiches are always easy when it's hot outside, but can get boring. You can make them a heck of a lot more exciting by setting up a sandwich making station. In addition to the standard toppings like lettuce and tomatoes, let your family choose to add fun new ingredients like sliced apples, avocados or sprouts. Make your sandwiches even more fun by using whole wheat, spinach or tomato wraps instead of traditional sliced bread or rolls. You can also offer different things to spread on them, foregoing that high fat mayo again for something more interesting like cranberry sauce, chutney, salsa, spicy mustards, corn relish, hummus or low fat cream cheese.
Look for more great new ideas for healthy, tasty recipes at Choosemyplate.gov or by using the recipe finder tool on the USDA website and remember, if you're struggling to make ends meet, you may be eligible for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance program. SNAP helps low-income people buy nutritious food and beverages. The U.S. Department of Agriculture knows that a healthy diet will likely reduce health care costs, so it's putting healthy food within everyone's reach. To find out more about SNAP benefit eligibility call 1-800-342-3009, apply online for SNAP benefits at mybenefits.ny.gov/, or contact your local social services office.
And if you're looking for even more ideas to improve your health, check out Cornell University Cooperative Extension's Eat Smart New York program. You'll find fun new ways to incorporate more fruits and vegetables into your day, reduce your intake of sugar-sweetened beverages, get at least the recommended 30 minutes of physical activity each and every day, all while also saving money. Events are held at convenient times and locations throughout Chautauqua County. Bilingual education is available. For more information call 664-9502 ext. 217.
So chill out, relax, and try a cool and easy dip tonight with some crunchy fresh veggies:
Low Fat Ranch Dip with
1 packet ranch salad dressing mix
1 cup low-fat sour cream
2 cups plain low-fat yogurt
1 pound baby carrots
1 pound mushrooms, washed and sliced
1 pound cucumbers, peeled and sliced
1 pound green bell, peppers cleaned and sliced
1 pound red bell peppers, cleaned and sliced
1. Combine salad dressing mix, sour cream and yogurt in bowl; mix well.
2. Arrange prepared vegetables on plate or tray.
3. Dip vegetables and enjoy!
Yield: 8 servings
Nutrition Facts: Serving Size 3 tablespoons dip with 1/8 of vegetables listed; 160 Calories, 35 Calories from Fat, 4g Total Fat, 6% Calories from Fat, 2.5g Saturated Fat, 0g Trans Fat, 15mg Cholesterol, 320mg Sodium, 24g Total Carbohydrate, 4g Dietary Fiber, 12g Sugars, 7g Protein, 210% Vitamin A, 15% Calcium, 210% Vitamin C, 6% Iron
Source: Cornell Cooperative Extension of Cayuga County
Hummus (or Chickpeas with Tahini)
1 clove garlic, peeled
3 Tbsp lemon juice
tsp salt
1 15-ounce can drained chickpeas (also called garbanzo beans)
4 Tbsp water
3 Tbsp tahini
tsp paprika
2 Tbsp olive oil
Put garlic, lemon juice, salt, and 1 cup of chick peas into blender. Add 2 Tbsp of water, and blend until smooth.
Add second cup of chick peas and 2 Tbsp of cold water. Blend until smooth.
Add tahini and blend again until smooth. If you want creamier hummus, add an additional Tbsp of water.
Scoop hummus into a shallow bowl. Smooth over the top of the hummus with a flattened knife. Sprinkle the hummus with paprika and then drizzle the olive oil over it.
Serve with pita bread or cut up raw vegetables.
Hummus will last for several days in the refrigerator.
Yield: 18 servings
Nutrition Facts: Serving Size 2 tablespoons (38 g), 50 Calories, 30 Calories from Fat, 3g Total Fat, 5% Calories from Fat, 0g Saturated Fat, 0g Trans Fat, 0mg Cholesterol, 150mg Sodium, 5g Total Carbohydrate, 1g Dietary Fiber, 0g Sugars, 2g Protein, 0% Vitamin A, 2% Calcium, 2% Vitamin C, 2% Iron
Source: Modified from a recipe in World-of-theEast Vegetarian Cooking, by Madhur Jaffrey (1981)


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John,I am glad you found all of Peter Reinharts doughs and really like them. I wondered when you said you tried out Reinharts NY style dough how you would like it. I was then amazed at the results. Since you posted you like the stretch and folds, did you see the new article on the Pizza Quest website about Peter Reinhart explaining about the stretch and folds and what they do? I will be waiting to see your results with bread flour. Thanks for all your experiments.Norma
I like em Norma!!!!Your pictures reminded me, that one of my employees (really gettin into food) explained the texture of this dough in his mouth as spiderwebby...I thought that was interesting, I think he meant it had a gelatin-material like texture...kinda hard to explain, but your pictures say it all!!! I haven't had a Lehman dough in a while, but I thought the one day Reinhart new york style was better tasting than the classic dough....agreed??John
John and Norma,Love those pies! Nice work as always! They look sooo goood!
John,Your 5 day cold ferment Reinhart NY style pizza looks amazing! What I wondered is how the amount of yeast used .80 % can go for such a long cold ferment. Did you start out with a lower final dough temperature? The amount of olive oil 6.67% is really high too. What do you think this high amount of olive oil does to the dough?You have me intrigued with this dough. I made one dough ball yesterday to try today. I will see if I can get anywhere near your results. Will post under your thread how it works out.Norma
Norma, as I always say,,,I'm simply an observer....I didn't take a final dough temp when I mixed, but I did use lukewarm water as instructed. Can't comment on the amount of oil, except that as time goes on I will experiment with various factors and see what happens. By the way, on your above pictures, did you reball, and if you did, when did you reball. I've been looking at the pictures I've taken first with the neo neapolitan, and then with the classic dough, going all the way back to September...and I've noticed that in all the months I reballed 2 hours prior to bake, the bottom always baked blotchy, and speckled..but when I started the 5 to 10 hour prior reball, the bottoms are all golden brown..just something I noticed but can't explain!!! Great work!!John
I am having fun watching you guys play with this high oil dough. It reminds me of when I was doing experiments with various oil amounts in a 62% hydration new york style pizza. I made a batch every two days and upped the oil 1 percent each time. By the time I got to 7 percent I stopped because right at that point it seemed as if the oil amount had begun to take away from the texture of what I consider good pizza crust, and was just starting to take it more in the territory of some type of dessert bread. Basically what I found was that with each percentage point I raised the oil, the dough would get more and more tender. I had settled on 6% being about the maximum I would ever recommend. Right at that level I found that it could do wonders for non bromated medium to lower hydration doughs made with high gluten flour that could use a little help in the tenderness department. I also noticed that this amount of oil only seemed necessary if I didn't have a really hot oven around. Higher temps and wetter doughs seemed to need less help from the oil, but wether it was needed or not, it did bring some nice flavor to the crust. Fazzari, I am awaiting your trials, especially as you move into the higher hydration versions, as I never spent much time doing both high hydration dough and high oil amounts in the same pizza. I would imagine there is a point where having 6-7% oil can hold too much of the water in during the bake (probably in the 70's on up for hydration), leaving the pizza with a fully baked, but too wet sort of vibe. Also, I wonder if it could possibly cause the cheese to burn a little too much because of its long bake tolerance once those hydrations and oil amounts get up really high.
Norma,Before I started experimenting with the Papa John's clones at http://www.pizzamaking.com/forum/index.php/topic,6758.0.html, I had gotten a fair amount of experience with member Randy's American style pizza that was also based on a Papa John's theme and called for a lot of sugar/honey and oil. My objective was mainly to make thinner versions of Randy's pizzas and to use a standard home oven and a pizza screen, as Randy did. As I noted in the thread on the subject at http://www.pizzamaking.com/forum/index.php/topic,1707.msg15310.html#msg15310, I thought that Randy's recipe was one of the best that I had used up to that time. I didn't quite know how to describe the pizza style I ended up with so I referred to my versions as a cross between a NY style (because of the crust thinness) and an American style (because of the high sugar/honey and oil levels). I eventually changed the baker's percents of my versions of Randy's American style pizza, but I always treated them as being different than say, a Lehmann NY style, which used no sugar and a small amount of oil. I isolated the two styles in my mind so I never gave thought to picking one over the other. Peter
I know I have tried Papa Johns dough in other experiments and didnt get the results I have so far with Reinharts NY style pizza. Maybe I wasnt as experienced in making pizza back then, but the formula I used for Papa Johns wasnt that high in hydration either. I see you posted at Reply 11 http://www.pizzamaking.com/forum/index.php/topic,6758.msg58438.html#msg58438 that when you experimented with the PJ dough clone hydrations above 60% the rim were much larger and the crumb was puffier or more open and airy. Then the same reply you posted http://www.pizzamaking.com/forum/index.php/topic,1707.msg15310.html#msg15310. but, even with higher hydrations, you are not likely to get gigantic rims. I think it is because of the limiting effects of the large amounts of oil in the dough on the retention of gasses by the gluten matrix. Did you change your mind about that?
I never tried Randys American Style thin version, but I see how much sugar/honey is used in the formula, but it doesnt have the high amount of oil used in the Reinhart NY style John is trying with the higher hydration.
Do you think Reinharts NY style is really a NY style or an American style or a combination of both?
Do you have any suggestions for how long I should let the dough cold ferment for the first experiment? Since my home oven cant even get to as high as Johns home oven, I am interested in seeing what happens, if I can get somewhat the same results I did at market. I did use 0.10 for my thickness factor for a 14" pizza.
Do you think at some point you might try out Reinharts NY style pizza?


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The new study from the North Carolina State University's Psych department shows just how dumb the average user is when it comes to computer security. The study shows users are willing to do anything, including throwing security caution to the wind, to get rid of minor annoyances.
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A new study is giving computer savvy users a look at the "other" users' behavior
You often wonder how users fall for seemingly obvious ploys -- you know, the letter from Makib in Ethiopia seeking for donations for an orphanage, or perhaps the most recent
fake ticket emails that claim to have your ticket in a ZIP file
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. On compromised websites one form of malware distribution is through popup windows. If users click to dismiss them, they often download malware onto their computers. So just how many users would be tricked into clicking?
The researchers crafted 4 dialog boxes and exposed 42 college students to them in a normal browsing atmosphere. Each box contained the cryptic message "The instruction at '0x77f41d24 referenced memory at '0x595c2a4c." The first one bore the markings of a standard Windows dialog, but the remainder had noticeable differences that should have warned users that it was malware.
In each of the dialogs putting the mouse over the "OK" button turned the cursor into a hand, a sign that it was a browser control, not a Windows dialog. The dialogs also all had minimize and maximize buttons. Starting with the second one, a browser status bar was added to the bottom. Finally the last one was made blatantly obvious by text that flashed from black on a white background to white on a black background.
To properly lure the college students into the ruse, they created a series of fake medical websites in Flash. The students were told they were going to be quizzed on the information on the sites after the test. The popups were then activated as the students were browsing the sites.
Of the 42 college students, 26 clicked the "OK" button on the most normal looking dialog, 25 clicked on each of the more obvious fakes, and 23 clicked on the most obvious fake, the one with the flashing text. This study should be welcome news to malware crafters -- college educated users will click obviously dangerous dialogs over 50 percent of the time.
In all only 9 users closed the dialogs. The rest minimized them, or dragged them out of the way, risky behaviors, as the next user at the computer could be exposed to the dialog. The time between the dialog appearing and the user clicking remained approximately constant for all the dialogs. This seems to indicate that the users did not even think much before clicking the foreign message.
In follow up questions, over half of students said the dialog boxes were a distraction from the task at hand and they would do anything to get rid of them. The study seems to indicate that computer exposure, with lack of understanding has bred an atmosphere where users are unsurprised by dialogs and GUIs, and care little for their contents.
While the study's authors suggested education of students to warn them of these kind of dangers, the apathy of the students towards the dialogs seems to bring the fruits of such education into question.
The study is appearing soon in the journal
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OCZ Technology's Sabre keyboard with nine programmable keys with OLED screens inside. Apparently, OCZ's keyboard is much more affordable compared to a similar device from United Keys – OCZ Sabre is available for $135 or $179, depending on the store, the price of a typical high-end keyboard.
The OCZ Sabre features an ergonomic design and construction with keys lasting over 5 million cycles (for keys without screen) and will remain comfortable even through prolonged usage with its clean layout, tilted design, and superior tactile feedback, according to OCZ.
The nine dynamic OLED (organic light emitting diode) user-programmable hotkeys help manage time and efficiency while surfing the web, gaming, emailing, and CAD applications or any avenue the user sees fit. The unique OLED keys can convert any digital image or text into distinctive icons, reminding the user of the personalized shortcut. The keyboard is equipped with 128MB of internal storage and is compatible with USB 2.0 bus.
OCZ Sabre keyboard with OLED screens was originally developed by United Keys and manufactured by Foxconn Electronics. However, it should be noted that compared to United Keys' device, OCZ declares different characteristics for its product.
At present OCZ Sabre is available from four online stores in the U.S.: AntaresPro, FrozenCPU, Newegg and ZipZoomFly from $135 to $179, depending on the store.
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Christopher Worth didn't start singing until he was 20 years old. "It was almost like it came overnight," Worth says. Auditioning for a college rendition of West Side Story on a whim, he was accepted in an ensemble part that required singing and dancing. "Since I was young I'd always been fascinated by the stage and performance…it wasn't until college that I got to really explore this, and that's when my voice came. I wanted to be an actor before I was a singer." Within several months of rehearsals and a couple sessions with the vocal coach, Worth's abilities as a vocalist and performer expanded into something he hadn't expected. "It was as if I'd found my purpose on stage." By his senior year he'd joined an a cappella group, played the male lead in several other musicals, and begun writing songs.
In the years after college Worth bounced from the bay area back to his hometown of Portland, OR to pursue opportunities as a singer/songwriter there. He didn't truly find his home musically, however, until he met the future members of the band NIAYH (Now Is All You Have). "I love playing alone, but I always knew my focus would be in some sort of group," Worth says. Since the bands formation in 2007, NIAYH has released one full length record and toured extensively through the entire US at venues such as the Crystal Ballroom (Portland), Moe's Alley (Santa Cruz), and The Gothic Theater (Denver). The band often draws comparisons to Pink Floyd, although this comparison is more indicative of their ethos than their musical style. "We are a rock band at heart, but there are deep r&b, funk, psychedelic and latin influences there that are equally important." Worth plays keys and sings in the band as well as collaborating on songwriting and composition.
Worth describes his solo music as "bohemian blues hop." Often resorting to busking for artistic grounding, he claims to have developed most of his vocal style and performance ability on the street. "There's nothing like playing on a street corner day in and day out to get you into shape and ground you as an artist." To the listener his voice evokes an intense emotional response, even a full body experience. It is simultaneously timeless and new, recalling contemporary influences like Jeff Buckley, Martin Sexton, and Amos Lee and classics such as Paul McCartney and Stevie Wonder. The songwriting is eclectic and infuses lyrical depth with memorable melodies. "I like to think of myself as equally a singer, instrumentalist, songwriter, and performer and I try not to be limited by any definition of genre. It's all music."
In the past year, Worth has collaborated with the likes of Russ Liquid, Saqi, Unkle Nancy, and Marv Ellis on a variety of recordings and live performances. He is currently based in Portland and splitting his time between solo music, NIAYH, and a variety of other collaborations. His debut release, "Six Foot Soul," is currently being recorded for release in early 2012.
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