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Sounds like a good recipe. I have never been too crazy about kale either. Glad you found a way to use it.
I happen to like kale, so I eat it just about any way. But this sounds awesome. Thanks!
You know what, life's too short to eat things you don't like, even if they are healthy and 'oh so good for you'. I appreciate your efforts but we all have things we simply don't like. Don't force yourself, move on to the healthy things you actually enjoy eating and dump the green sludge. Sometimes it's just o.k. to do so.
This looks delicious,cheap,easy and healthy! I think I'm going to make it!
Thanks for the recipe!
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Welcome to the dark side! You might start to like kale once you find a dish you like it in. I like to chop some up fine and add to lasagna, pasta sauces, even tacos.
If you add it little by little your family won't even notice, especially in a pureed sauce. Of course I would never do that ;)
My kids don't like to eat things with kale either. So, I finely mince the kale/spinach into the lentils or whatever stewy dish I make and they have no idea it is there. Sometimes I sneak it into chili and marinara sauces! They eat it and get the nutrition. You can even put the green leaves through the food processor to get them really teeny if you can't do it with your knife.
As far as smoothies, I have found that the fruit really needs to be strong flavored fruit like strawberries or blueberries. Then I sweeten with stevia.
I made this last night!!! It was so easy and yummy! Recently my husband and I switched to a vegan lifestyle and this fits right in with it. I also steamed some wild rice to put the lentils on and had fresh watermelon for a side/dessert! I even took some for lunch today and it was even better. I'll make this again....
I've only used my slow cooker to warm meatballs. You make me think that I'm missing out. Read your story on the BlogHer site. It's inspiring! I work FT and want to use my blog to give me more flexibility. My goal is to have that flexibility in 3 years when my daughter starts kindergarten. I would love to have your tips! http://chatonsworld.blogspot.com
Ugh, I had a horrible kale experience today and had decided that I didn't care how much everyone raves about it, I wouldn't make it again... this recipe has encouraged me to maybe try it again.
I'm not crazy about raw kale either, but I love it cooked in stews or soups like this. Looks great!
I am going to have to try this, especially since I already have most of the ingredients in the house. I just tried a kale, sausage, and white beans recipe that I liked, but bought too much kale when I bought the ingredients. So I look forward to trying this recipe too!
Haha! I feel the same exact way Stephanie. I hate being told what to do with anything especially what food to like! Regarding kale I have been slow to jump on that bandwagon too. I am not a big fan of cooked greens (spinach, collard, etc.) by themselves but don't mind them if they are added to things; so I'll have to give this a try.
you always make me laugh... thank you. have a great time at BlogHer. If I were going, I could find you- I don't have a smart phone either.
Really love the idea of this recipe (and blog), I am wondering if there's a way I can cook the lentils so my children will eat them, they're very texture oriented and the shells gross them out. Thank you!
Don't give too many kale stalks to the guinea pigs - the oxalic acid can be bad for them. Once in a while is fine, but don't make it a regular part of their diet.
If I have any veg to use up and I can't think of a specific recipe for it, I chop it small or grate it and put it in bolognese! You can hide almost anything in there.
To the person who had trouble getting her kids to eat lentils - I think getting them used to any texture is a question of time and repetition. After all most kids like beans, and the texture is similar - they just come across beans more often.
I think the main weakness of lentils is their bland flavour so the best way to serve them is in a very flavourful sauce - e.g. cook them with tinned tomatoes and garlic, and add a bit of vinegar and brown sugar to make it barbecue-flavoured. Go for a similar vibe to baked beans and it'll be more familiar to them. Also, if they already eat beans, point out to them that lentils are just like tiny beans. But keep trying is the key.
I just bought a slow cooker at a garage sale and didn't know what to do with it. Granny Annie sent me your way and I can see why. This is wonderful!!! Thank you.
I love your sense of humor. Your posts are such a delight to read! I like kale cooked in soups and stews and this slow cooker lentil recipe is right up my alley. As for the whole raw kale, kale chips, kale smoothie scene - I've tried but agree that life is too short to eat foods you don't like.
I'm always on the lookout for slow cooker recipes. This is a good one. Thanks.
Too funny. I love kale but the thought of a smoothie with it. Yuck. This looks great. Thank you.
I couldn't agree with you more about the 'Kale' craze. I see it EVERYWHERE, and I too would rather eat cheese out of a can :). Your recipes are awesome, and your blog is awesom-er
Love the sound of this recipe! I will definitely be trying this as the weather cools down. I tried kale chips once and cannot figure out why EVERYONE says they are better than potato chips. (I don't like potato chips but I prefer them to kale chips.) Don't even get me started on the people who claim to love them but dip them in ketchup first.
I made this tonight with a few modifications due to food allergies and availability. I substituted leeks for onions, chard for kale, curry for cumin. I left out the peppers and tomatoes but put in a can of coconut milk and enough broth to make up the difference. Then I added precooked smoked sausage near the end of the cooking time.
The Verdict: It tasted a bit on the bland side. More curry and 2 cans of coconut milk to make it creamer. Otherwise a good dish.
WoW! I made this last night.
Frikkin fantastic!!!!!
I was concerned about the peppers and it
was wasted concern. The flavor was out of this world.
I have never had more delicious lentils!
My crock must cook hot though.
I put this on, went to sleep, woke up in 5 hours and it was a lil too soft.
Next time, 4 hours.
I'll be making this a lot.
My kind of food!
You rock, Steph!!
Frozen spinach. That could work, too. Somewhere in my cupboard, I have lentils lurking. Hmmmm .... and I got a spice shipment coming with freshly ground roasted green chili I can't spell ... I got me a non-bean nonexpensive recipe in mind, using this one as my base. Thanks!
This looks interesting. We grow and eat kale all the time. I love it! But, I'm always looking for new ways to cook it. I'm putting this on my menu list for the week.
Since Steph as sent this out again, I will reiterate, this food is delicious!
Just try it.
Great for the body, in more ways than one ;)
Thanks for a tasty (and, equally important, easy) recipe. I modified a few things and it turned out great. I appreciate that there is some flexibility.
-I used canned chipotle peppers so there was a bit of a kick
-The kale was a bit sparse in this batch, so next time, I'll be sure to pack the kale more tightly so I have three full cups
-I used fresh instead of powdered ginger (just peeled it an put it through the garlic press)
-Red lentils work great -- mushy just the way I like them
I think this would also go well with plain yoghurt and rice, quinoa, or couscous, which I didn't have on hand but will remember when I thaw the batch that I've already frozen.
This dish is amazing!! I made it for my daughter's bat mitzvah celebration. We have several vegetarian friends and I wanted to offer them an option (and it's a great side dish for meat eaters). It was a huge hit! Apparently, we didn't know how to calculate for a buffet for that many people, so we had tons of leftovers. I was thrilled! This is one of my favorites and I will definitely be making it again. We added Italian sausage, sliced, to the leftovers at home. So good! Thank you for this recipe!
I'm with you about kale. I've only come across 1 recipe with kale in it that I actually love. Portuguese Potato and Kale soup. Calde Verde - the National Dish of Portugal. I don't know how to attach the recipe to this comment
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Brazilian Beauties: the new Atlético Paranaense shirts by Aaron› 24 May 2013
After teasing the club's fans over the past week with glimpses of their new shirts, Brazilian team Atlético Paranaense revealed their beautiful new home and away kits today. The club, which is based in the city of Curitiba in Brazil, will play in the new shirts immediately as the new national championship kicks off. They play champions Fluminense at home in their first game this Sunday.
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Always lovely.
Lightening the color of the tie may enhance this look, contrast works as well; I'm jus' sayin'. Also, a slight shoulder extension should be considered as the effects of your RCA on the fabric is noticeable. Perhaps, it is the weight of and drape of the linen fabric on your shoulder. Folks on LL often advocate for heavier weight linens though I've not closely followed their discussion.
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While the number of days remaining in the regular season grow smaller, the magnitude of the games grows larger for Tupelo High's baseball team.
The Golden Wave has four Division 2-6A games remaining, starting with today's scheduled 6 p.m. matchup against division leader Columbus.
The visiting Falcons defeated Tupelo 7-6 in 11 innings Tuesday in Columbus to go to 14-3 overall and 4-1 in league play.
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Three teams in the four-team division advance to the postseason. Tupelo's two wins are against Grenada, which is 9-4, 1-4. The Wave visits Grenada April 12 and returns to Columbus for a regular-season final April 16.
Tupelo's other division game is a home meeting Tuesday against South Panola. The Tigers, who are 11-6, 3-2, have two victories against the Wave.
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Right-hander Michael Hensley (4-1, 1.40 ERA) is expected to start on the mound today against the Falcons.
Outfielder Michael Ray leads Tupelo with a .436 batting average and a team-high 10 RBI. Hudson Roy, the starting pitcher in Tuesday's loss, is second with a .372 average.
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By Gary Arrington
The 2013 high school football season came to a close on Nov. 1 for the Emery High Spartans with a quarterfinal defeat in Manti to the Manti High Templars. The Spartans closed out an injury plagued season with a 35-14 loss to the 3-A South first place team. Emery got to the red zone throughout the game but was able to actually score only twice against the bigger Templars.
In the other three quarterfinal games the home team held in each game as Judge Memorial defeated North Sanpete 35-0, Morgan defeated Richfield 32-13 and Juab edged Grantsville 28-21. Judge beat Juab this past Friday at SUU while Manti beat Morgan and Manti and Judge will meet for the state championship at Weber State on Saturday.
Although team totals were not kept, Emery had to be close to leading 3-A football in rushing yardage for the season. Senior running back Marco Mota played in only six regular season games but finished as the fourth leading rusher in the 3-A division while senior Ryan Cox played in only eight games and finished as the ninth leading rusher.
Cox had a 99 yard average per game after finishing the season with 790 yards to place fifth in average. Cox broke a shoulder early on in the Judge game. Mota, also playing with a bad shoulder, finished the season with 1,131 yards for a per game average of 188 yards, second best in the state. Mota averaged 9.5 yards per attempt to lead 3-A ball and scored 13 touchdowns to finish fifth in scoring.
In the Spartans first series, the drive ended at the Manti 19-yard line as the Spartan offense sputtered after marching downfield from their 33-yard line. Although Emery punted on their next drive, a long run by Mota was cut in half by off-setting penalties. Mota was credited with 34 yards but the play was blown dead at the Manti 15-yard line.
Emery's next drive stalled at the Manti 11-yard line as a dropped pass kept the Spartans out of the end zone. Another Emery scoring attempt was negated when an official blew his whistle and declared an Emery runner out of bounds. Gavin McDermott caught a Tai Justice pass and scooted down the left side line to the end zone only to have the play brought back.
The Spartan defense, after giving up over 200 yards in the first half, held the Templars to 64 yards of offense in the second half. The defense was led by leading tackler Slayde Childs with 7 tackles and Austin Allred and Bailey Faimalo with six tackles each.
Faimalo played his first game of the season after being cleared to play following a basketball injury in California over the summer.
Emery's two touchdowns were scored in the second half of play. Matt Mecham, the leading rusher in the game with 90 yards, scored on a three-yard run for the first score and Mota scored on a two-yard run for the second.
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The holy Apostle James was one of the Twelve, and preached Christ to many nations, and finally suffered death by crucifixion.
Apolytikion of Apostle James, Son of Alphaeus in the Third Tone
O Holy Apostle James, intercede to our merciful God, that He may grant our souls forgiveness of sins.
Kontakion of Apostle James, Son of Alphaeus in the Fourth Tone
The wondrous fisherman that caught in the nations, James, the most ven'rable of Jesus' disciples, and the companion of the apostolic choir, doth dispense unto the world the great wealth of his healings, freeing from adversities them that rightly acclaim him. Wherefore, we cry to him with one accord: O blest Apostle, save all of us by thy prayers.


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Video: 2013 DVD receiver roundup
Dominic J. DeVito has been a member of the Crutchfield A/V writing squad since 2006. He was born and raised in Staunton, Virginia, and attended the University of Notre Dame, where he earned a degree in chemical engineering. During that time he developed a passionate obsession with experiencing music, both live and recorded, which he parlayed into a 15-year stint in record retail (much to the chagrin of his very patient parents) and a long-running tenure as a rock DJ at WTJU. His expositions can be found in back issues of Plan 9's 9X Magazine as well as Schools That Rock: The Rolling Stone College Guide. He's been to more concerts than he can remember.
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She was born Sept. 29, 1959, in Cortez to Floyd and Billie McNutt. Vicki, 54, died April 7, 2014, at her Dolores home with family by her side. She was a devoted wife, mother and community member.
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Instead, the Times's Impact of Atlantic Yards, for Good or Ill, Is Already Felt, complete with several photos, focuses on retail changes near Flatbush Avenue, some accelerated by the arena, some already in process, and pretty much ignores issues of accountability:
the reality is that the Atlantic Yards project has already done the very thing that critics feared and supporters promoted: transform surrounding neighborhoods prized for their streets of tree-lined brownstones and low-key living.Was an arena really needed to accelerate retail along Flatbush Avenue? How about a rezoning of the few blocks zoned industrial and an effort to market the Vanderbilt Yard? (Streetsblog nails it: "NYT Mistakes Ongoing Gentrification of Brooklyn for Atlantic Yards Effect.")
(Clink on my Twitter feed for links regarding my first reactions. Also note that the Times published a similar article, more real estate-focused, last month.)
Blight removed?
Here's the most deceptive passage:
For Forest City Ratner, the developer of the project, which was strongly backed by many city leaders, the changes are evidence that the arena has already met its goal of transforming a dreary section of Brooklyn — the Long Island Rail Road's rail yards and surrounding industrial buildings, which the company's spokesman described as " a scar that divided the neighborhood."In other words, the project has successfully removed the blight that was the justification for eminent domain.
"That's a sign of economic vitality, something that's good for the borough," said Joe DePlasco, the Ratner spokesman.
It hasn't.
Forest City Ratner hasn't even paid the MTA for the development rights to most of the railyard. It renegotiated a 22-year schedule to pay. As for the "surrounding industrial buildings," the largest (the Ward Bakery) was torn down for the interim surface parking lot (bookended by a historic district), and other large ones were condo conversions torn down for the arena (Spalding, Atlantic Arts).
Rather, the combination of the arena, and dense nearby residential populations, has driven up rents. And, as Chuck Ratner, then CEO of parent Forest City Enterprises, once said, "it's a great piece of real estate" (not a "dreary section of Brooklyn").
|Map from NY Times, annotations in blue
(Note that the article does not include the more-often-than-not disclosure that the Times Company and Forest City Ratner were partners in building the Times's new headquarters. Also note that comments are not enabled for the article.)
A deceptive map
The attached map (right) is misleading in several ways. First, it covers only the arena block, west of Sixth Avenue, plus a small fraction of the rest of the project site. (For the overall project plan, see the top of this blog.) So there's no mention of the planned interim surface parking lot.
Also, the map suggests that the Barclays Center arena extends barely halfway between Fifth and Sixth avenues, rather than quite close to Sixth. Similarly, it suggests that the arena extends south from Atlantic Avenue barely past Pacific Street, rather than nearly to Dean Street. (See photo below left of the arena, from the Barclays Center Facebook page.)
Two streets are missing: Sixth Avenue is a through street east of the arena block, continuing north from Dean Street to Atlantic Avenue. Pacific Street, while demapped for the arena block, extends east of Sixth Avenue.
|Photo from Barclays Center Facebook page
Missing context
The article lacks crucial context, such as explaining sufficiently why neighbors might be concerned about shoehorning an arena, at least on a couple of flanks, into a residential district, complete with an interim surface parking lot.
The article states:
The 19,000-seat arena plans 220 events a year. That kind of building should never have been allowed in a residential neighborhood, said Peter Krashes, president of the Dean Street Block Association.
That's not just his opinion.
That's the opinion of the City Planning Commission, which requires a 200-foot cordon between sports facilities and residential areas--but in this case city zoning was overridden by the state. (Update) Krashes tells me that he didn't say that the arena "should never have been allowed," but rather that zoning aimed to protect residents had been overriden, leading to various flaws associated with trying to operate an arena in such a tight spot.
While a few neighbors get their say in the article, the Times doesn't explain the zoning issue, or that the path from the parking lot goes down a block with sidewalks that narrow to six feet. The term "parking lot" doesn't appear in the article.
The delays in the Transportation Demand Management plan, once promised for December, now due in May, go unmentioned. Ditto with the state's deceptions regarding the Carlton Avenue Bridge.
Is there any mention of Atlantic Yards Watch, which steadily catalogs the impact of construction on the neighborhood, and the ways the developer and state periodically evade responsibility? No.
Any mention of Forest City Ratner's $500,000+ a year lobbying tab, aimed in part to stave off a proposal for a new governance entity? No.
Any mention of the delay in affordable housing, aimed to counter gentrification, as project supporters like ACORN's Bertha Lewis argued? No.
The lawsuit
Here's the coverage, in toto, of the lawsuit:
A ruling by a state appeals court last week, stemming from one of the lawsuits over the project, may cause additional delays in putting up most of the housing — though not in building the arena itself — by requiring the state to conduct a new environmental impact statement.Actually, that's not what the ruling said. It said that the ESDC should have examined a 25-year schedule. And the implication, as lawyers for the petitioners pointed out, is that the Barclays Center would never have gotten tax-exempt financing had the state, as it should have, conducted a Supplementary Environmental Impact Statement in late 2009.
The ruling by the Appellate Division of State Supreme Court said that the Empire State Development Corporation conducted its environmental review based on a 10-year time frame, but that a 25-year schedule could force residents to "tolerate vacant lots, above-ground arena parking and Phase II construction staging for decades."
That liquor license
The article states:
Even now, as the oyster-shaped basketball arena that will anchor a 22-acre housing and office complex rises against the low-slung Brooklyn skyline, die-hard opponents are still resisting. Last week they packed a hearing held by two community boards to block the arena from speedily receiving a liquor license.The implication is that those clueless bitter-enders should stop resisting. Actually, most of those at the Community Board meeting last week on the liquor license were not "die-hard opponents." (The reporter, new to Atlantic Yards, wasn't there. Was he relying on the New York Post article or the more sober account in the Times's Local blog?)
Actually, a good number were just Community Board members. And some of the most vocal people were, in the history of Atlantic Yards activism, never "die-hard" opponents but rather "mend-it-don't-end-it" BrooklynSpeaks types.
A caption states:
Some neighbors talk of the prospect of drunken, celebrating fans, though the team has had little to celebrate in the last few seasons in New Jersey.The issue isn't whether the team wins. The issue is rowdiness in a residential neighborhood, whether from crowds attending basketball games or concerts. After all, as the Times doesn't acknowledge, the setting is nothing like that of the United Center in Chicago, offered as an example by a security official at the liquor license meeting.
"Beguiling" retail
The article states:
Shops along the workaday stretch of Flatbush Avenue south of the arena that for generations sold unglamorous products like hardware, paint, plumbing supplies, prescription drugs, even artificial limbs, are seeing new businesses pop up that sell high-heel shoes for $3,500 a pair, revealing party dresses, exotic cheeses and, of course, high-priced martinis. Dozens of restaurants and bars, with beguiling names like Fish and Sip and Va beh' (Italian slang for "It's all good!"), have sprouted on major thoroughfares and serene side streets.Actually, changes began well before the arena, with restaurants like Franny's (gaining acclaim for more than five years) and stores like Brooklyn Larder (opened March 2009) that are doing quite well without it.
Brooklyn Larder, which appears in a photo, opened before the key state Court of Appeals decision on eminent domain that allowed the arena to go forward. Its neighbor, Park Slope Optical, was there well before then.
Ditto with Fish & Sip, which opened in Spring 2009 and appears in a photo with its neighbor, Gino's Pizza, which has been there since almost forever. (Fish and Sip, by the way, replaced a restaurant with a basketball-themed sign.)
Now there are new bars and restaurants, some established and some coming, but they're not pictured in the article.
And, by the way, there's no mention of the effort by the beguilingly named Hooters to gain a foothold.
Transportation plan?
The article states:
Sam Schwartz, the project's traffic engineering consultant, said the arena was working to limit the numbers of drivers and pedestrians by ensuring that most of the dozen subway lines to the area empty out directly into the arena's plaza; that express trains are provided at night; and that shuttle buses at remote parking areas pick up those who choose to drive.
Take the 2, 3, 4, 5, B, D, N, Q, or R train to Atlantic Avenue-Barclays Center Station.Initial tweets
Take the C Lafayette Avenue or the G to Fulton Street.


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From what I'd gathered of Kashashix on the other hand, I would actively avoid this person at all costs.


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Nairobi, 5 June 2009 - The United Nations Environment Programme's Regional Office for Africa (UNEP-ROA) is today announcing the regional winners of the Eighteenth International Children's Painting Competition on the Environment to mark this year's World Environment Day. The regional winner, Ramy Gamal AbdelHamed AbdelRazik's painting was selected by a jury composed of the representatives of the organizers out of 694 entries received by the Regional Office from 14 countries, representing all the regions in Africa. Ramy, who is active member of the Library of Alexandria in Alexandria, Egypt said: "Going deep with my feelings, I imagine the drawing representing environment pollution and how to change it to pure nature. The drawing idea is to use two symbols; first is the "Unhealthy Earth", full of pollution, which make it sad and ugly. The other symbol is "Foot" which is trying to eliminate pollution by kicking it out of earth and replace it by healthy environment that includes flowers and trees." He added " This will lead human to live a beautiful and nice life." As a regional winner, Ramy AbdelRazik will receive a cash prize US$ 1,000.Mounkaila Goumandakoye, Regional Director of UNEP in Africa said: "Children are our future and often they are our conscience. They provide the enthusiasm, the vigour and the idealism that this world needs. One way in which we can listen to them is by giving them the opportunity to express themselves in art – and by taking their message seriously. It is quite evident that much change is needed to protect the environment and address the adverse impacts of climate change. We hope the winning entries will catalyze the world and adults to move ahead and take concrete steps to mitigate the effects of climate change." The theme of the 18th International Children's competition "Climate change-Actions you can take" highlighted one of the most critical global challenges of our time and the need for individual action and political commitment to seal the deal in culmination of crucial negotiation for a more equitable and efficient climate regime at the Copenhagen Conference in December 2009.Children, aged 5 - 14 across the world were invited to express their thoughts on the challenges of climate change and what they can do about it through the medium of art, by drawing and painting their vision of how each and everyone can lessen his foot print or minimize activities that adversely affect the climate. Ms. Tomoko Yano, Secretary General of the Foundation for Global Peace and Environment, partnering with UNEP on this initiative said: "Among kinds of environmental problems, the climate change is the most serious and common issue influencing all lives and natures on the planet. We have to combine every effort and wisdom to confront the issue for future generations. Our children are exactly the future. They are very sensitive to feel the environmental conditions. We can see their gloom and fear for the future on their unique and creative paintings. On the other hand, they genuinely hope that their future is becoming brighter than they believe in. They strongly appeal to the global community and leaders that everyone should take actions now. We sincerely hope that people around the world will be encouraged by children's paintings to work out a solution to our common threat, the climate change."UNEP, the Japan-based Foundation for Global Peace and Environment (FGPE), Bayer and Nikon, jointly organizes this annual competition. "The deterioration of the global environment is becoming more serious year after year, and that casts dark clouds over our children and the coming generations", says Yoshimichi Kawai, Director, Member of the Board and Executive Officer at Nikon Corporation. "This year Climate Change Conference (COP15) will take place in Copenhagen. We appeal, together with our partners, the importance of the global environmental preservation to people in the world through the children's paintings, and we hope they will start taking an action to prevent climate change." The selection of the global winners will be made by a Jury comprised of representatives of all the organizers. These global winners will be announced on 20 August 2009 at the Tunza International children's' conference in Daejeon, Korea. The global First Prize winner will receive a cash prize US$ 2,000. The regional and global winners will also receive an all expense paid trip to Tunza International Children Conference in Daejeon, Korea from 17 to 20 August. A selection of winning paintings will be shown in exhibitions in the United Nations Climate Change Conference in Copenhagen from 7 to 18 December 2009. They will also be exhibited on the Internet and will be used for posters, post cards, calendars, and in publications. Note to editorsAbout the competition About 420 out of 694 entries received from all the regions in Africa, from 14 countries were qualified for this 18th International Children Painting Competition on the Environment. The countries included The countries include Egypt, Morocco, Kenya, Ethiopia, Zimbabwe, Côte d'Ivoire, Cameroon, Ghana, Nigeria, Senegal, Botswana, Congo, Uganda and Mali. Each UNEP Regional Office (Bahrain, Bangkok, Geneva, Mexico City, Washington DC, and Nairobi) chooses regional winners and also submitted at least 100 paintings to the global selection. This years painting competition attracted over 19,000 entries from 89 countries. Eventually all paintings submitted to the global competition will be held at the National Museum of Ethnology in Osaka, Japan. The painting competition has been held since 1990 and in that has received over 200,000 entries from children in over 100 countries.The International Children's Painting Competition on the Environment is part of UNEP's TUNZA strategy for children and youth. TUNZA is a word in Kiswahili that means to "treat with care". The programme aims to increase young people's involvement in environmental issues so that they can take actions and inspire others to act for a better world. 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Narrow win for Real Betis
A review of the weekend's action in Spain's Primera Division.
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Real Betis moved clear in fourth place as Joel Campbell's wonder goal 14 minutes from time secured a 3-2 victory over Deportivo La Coruna in a highly entertaining game at La Riazor.
Two fine finishes either side of half-time from Ruben Castro had put the visitors in a strong position but Riki pulled a goal back almost immediately and then levelled with a neat volley on the hour mark.
Both sides then went in search of the winner but it was Betis who got it as Campbell cut inside onto his left foot and curled a brilliant shot into the top corner from 25 yards.
Roger's 89th-minute strike rescued a point for Levante as Celta Vigo failed to make their dominance count at Estadio de Balaidos.
Enrique De Lucas got the benefit of a marginal offside call to put his side ahead in the first half, yet despite dominating possession after break the home side could not add to their tally.
Levante made them pay late on as Roger popped up to turn the ball home from close range after fellow substitute Michel had volleyed across the face of goal.
Roger's last-gasp heroics denied Celta back-to-back wins for what would have been the first time this season and they are now three points clear of the relegation zone, while the point keeps Levante comfortably inside the top 10.
Victor Casadesus made up for his first-half penalty miss with an 86th-minute goal that gave Real Mallorca a share of the spoils from a 1-1 draw against 10-man Real Zaragoza.
The game exploded into life in the 13th minute when the islanders were awarded a spot-kick after Emilio Nsue was hauled down by Glenn Loovens, who picked up his second booking, although Victor saw his effort from 12 yards parried to safety by Zaragoza keeper Roberto Jimenez.
In a stunning twist, the visitors then took a shock lead in the 16th minute after Helder Postiga profited from loose defending and it seemed they would hang on after Mallorca missed several gilt-edged chances to level after the interval.
But Victor atoned for his miss by powerfully heading into the net late on to rescue a point for the hosts.
Both Granada and Espanyol remain in the bottom three after neither side managed to find the breakthrough in a 0-0 draw at Nuevo Los Carmenes.
The hosts had most of the possession and pressure but it was Espanyol - led for the first time by new coach Javier Aguirre - who had the better opportunities in each half.
On Saturday, Barcelona continued their amazing start to the season with another victory, Lionel Messi's 83rd and 84th goals of the calendar year helping the Catalan club trounce Athletic Bilbao 5-1 at the Nou Camp.
Two goals in three minutes - from Gerard Pique and a deflected Messi effort - midway through the opening 45 minutes put Barca firmly in the ascendancy and Adriano added a superb third in first-half stoppage time.
Cesc Fabregas notched a neat fourth soon after the break and, after Ibai Gomez had pulled a goal back with Athletic's first noteworthy attack of the match, Messi rounded things off with a brilliant fifth goal.
Messi's brace left the 25-year-old needing just one more goal to equal Gerd Muller's record of 85 in a calendar year, set in 1972.
Real Madrid ensured Atletico Madrid's run without a win in the Madrid derby will stretch into its 14th year with a comfortable 2-0 victory at the Bernabeu.
A wonderful free-kick from Cristiano Ronaldo lit up what was an otherwise disappointing first half before Mesut Ozil secured all three points with a tidy finish 25 minutes from time.
Despite the defeat, second-placed Atletico remained ahead of their neighbours in the standings but slipped six points behind Barcelona with Real a further five points behind.
Real Sociedad moved into seventh with a comprehensive 5-2 demolition of 10-man Valencia at the Mestalla.
Roberto Soldado's second-minute strike had given the hosts an early lead but they were never in control and were pegged back before half-time as Alberto de la Bella fired in an equaliser minutes after Jonas had seen a straight red card for lashing out at David Zurutuza.
Sociedad took control in the second period as further goals from Mikel Gonzalez, Diego Ifran, Imanol Agirretxe and Carlos Vela rendered Soldado's second of the evening meaningless.
A first home defeat of the season for Valencia sees them slip to 12th, but they had got off to the perfect start as a fantastic crossfield pass from Fernando Gago found Juan Bernat on the left and his low driven cross was slotted home at the near post by Soldado.
Getafe moved level on points with Malaga in fourth thanks to Alberto Lopo's solitary goal 11 minutes into the second half.
Neither side hit top gear in a pedestrian opening period but the game came to life after Lopo nipped in between Eliseu and Willy Caballero to head home Pedro Leon's corner just after the break.
Malaga will feel they should have had an equaliser as Roque Santa Cruz lifted the ball over with a glorious opportunity moments after coming on, before Miguel Angel Moya produced a stunning save to turn Javier Saviola's fierce shot from close range onto the bar 12 minutes from time.
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It took a hurculean effort from Cory Schneider, Aaron Volpatti and the club's special teams unit, but Vancouver recorded their first regulation victory of the season on Friday night in Anaheim. Defensively the Canucks are a work in progress and it's clear that the club misses the play-driving ability of David Booth and Ryan Kesler, but at least a clear game plan has emerged over the course of the team's first four games.
The Canucks are doing well to control the territorial play and generate shots on net from the blue-line while playing a physical brand of hokkey that has frustrated opponents, and led to copious power-play opportunities for the club's polished first unit and the red-hot Mason Raymond (what?). Unfortunately, Vancouver has struggled to limit quality chances against at even-strength and their usual "ace" shutdown pairing of Dan Hamhuis and Kevin Bieksa has looked, well, extremely ordinary.
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The Sharks have begun the season in dominant fashion, posting a +12 goal differential and scoring a ridiculous nineteen goals in their first four games. Unsurprisingly San Jose has won every one of those contests.
For all of their brilliance, especially on the man-advantage, the Sharks are due to regress somewhat (surprise, surprsie). PDO, a stat which combines shooting and save percentage and regresses towards 100 over a large enough sample, is a metric that allows us to measure "puck luck" over small samples (read a lengthier explanation here). Basically if a team or player has a PDO well above 100, then the "bounces" are likely to begin to against them in earnest. Well San Jose has a 107.2 PDO, and Patrick Marleau, who has eight goals in four games, has a personal 112.9 PDO. In contrast, Vancouver has a 99 PDO and a 5.7% even-strength on-ice shooting percentage...
So far the Canucks have faced three clubs in Anaheim, Calgary and Edmonton that were mediocre possession teams a year ago. The Canucks have done alright to come away with five points in their first four games even without Kesler and Booth, but the Sharks are a whole different animal. With quality possession teams like the Sharks, Kings, Avalanche and Blackhawks on deck, we're going to learn a lot about the Canucks over the next week.
Franklly, if the Canucks can win two of their upcoming four contests, that would be a solid accomplishment in my view. To achieve it, they'll need Luongo and Schneider to continue to stymie opponents in net; but they're also going to need Bieksa and Hamhuis to iron out the early season kinks. The Bieksa and Hamhuis pairing has been among the NHL's best for two seasons, but they're getting their asses handed to them so far this season in terms of both the possession battle and the quality chance battle.
In addition to improvement from the team's shutdown pairing, the steady play and faceoff winning prowess flashed by Jordan Schroeder in his first two games at the NHL level will be key. Schroeder hasn't looked like a dynamic offensive force in his two outings so far, but he doesn't have to be to be valuable. Far more important for the Canucks right now is that he play competent enough hockey and continue to soak up even-strength ice-time and provide the club with some stability down the middle. If that sounds like massaging expectations, it's really not, it's still a tall order for a rookie in Alain Vigneault's system. But Schroeder has been up to the task thus far, though Sunday's game against the Sharks will be by far his most difficult task yet.
Vancouver will "wood" with the same lineup they used on Friday (Alain Vigneault's juggled lines appear to have done the trick, huh?) and I figure I might as well quickly note a deployment change that the Canucks appear to be experimenting with in the early going this season. A year ago, Alain Vigneault absolutely buried his fourth line and his third pairing in the defensive zone. In fact, the three lowest offensive zone-start rates in the league belonged to a variety of Vancouver forwards. So far this season, however, players like Aaron Volpatti, Manny Malhotra (who won't dress this evening), Dale Weise, Andrew Ebbett, Chris Tanev and Keith Ballard appear to be starting a way higher percentage of shifts in the offensive end of the rink...
Four games isn't much of a sample, for example, currently Vancouver's only forward with a sub-50% offensive zone start rate is Maxim Lapierre, so take this with a grain of salt. I'm merely "noting" the beginning of a possible trend rather than saying anything definitive about it yet, but I'll be curious to see if the pattern continues as the sample size increases.
The Sharks are a very serious four line team, and here's the lineup they'll be deploying tonight according to our friends at Fear the Fin:
Patrick Marleau - Joe Thornton - Joe Pavelski
Ryane Clowe - Logan Couture - Martin Havlat
T.J. Galiardi - Michal Handzus - Tommy Wingels
Andrew Desjardins- Scott Gomez - Adam Burish
Marc-Edouard Vlasic - Brad Stuart
Matt Irwin - Dan Boyle
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Game Day Links:
- Luongo Update: He's still the man.
- Here's a better Game Preview than the one you just read from Fear the Fin
- Raymond and Volpatti are key to Vancouver's chances tonight? Yep, Vancouver is screwed.
- Nucksmisconduct's Kent Basky (pretty much my favorite dude) has a game preview.
- Canucks have handsfull against San Jose's top-line. Ya think?


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What do u think sand ninjas will do? I sure hope gaara shows up to aid konoha, along with temari, kankuro, and baki
What do u think sand ninjas will do? I sure hope gaara shows up to aid konoha, along with temari, kankuro, and baki
i dont think they know about the attack on konoha. and when they do find out, it will take 3 days to get there and pain would have felt before that..
Gaara is the Bomb.. BUt with out Shikaku ( cant spell ) He could barely lift sand.. Temari and kankuro might be able to help i guess..
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Gaara will make an epic comeback as usual.
But I'm not sure if now is the time... Maybe after Pain leaves the village in dust...ku ku ku
if naruto is the destined child, then hes supposed to unite the ninja world so ya i think gaara along with everyother country will drop by
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Lol whoever said something about gaara not being able to lift sand cause of shukaku, its not true, cause gaara had to use his chakra in order to control the shukaku while fighting and doing all those flashy sand attacks, so when gaara fought he never used the shukaku to fight, controlling sand comes natural to him, the reason he didn't use shukaku, well its because he couldn't cause he, no.1 surpressed the beast, and no.2 the shukaku always remained asleep inside gaara so all that awesome stuff gaara did in previous bttles, baby that's all him.lol
Notice how I said he never used him, excluding when the shukaku came out, other than that, gaara was the host of the mightly lazy shukaku
I think its more of a, What will the Cloud do? The cloud nins are actually the only foreign people who are already on their way to Konoha. I think thats all the aid they will recieve for a while.
Hmmm..maybe ur right, but then again, konoha's and suna's connections are deep, but yeah, wonder how strong are those three ninjas from the cloud
Wow your right. Gaara hasn't been in the manga lately. I think It might be like that for a little while longer though =( that would be cool if he came and aided Konoha, but I doubt it.


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More than 1,000 boisterous dogs bounced from obstacle courses to treat stations to cooling pools of water at the eighth annual event Sept. 8. Barker Days allows dogs to take a season-ending dip in H2O'Brien Pool, and as usual, it brought out amateur shutterbugs and smiling families.
Panting pups of all sizes and breeds also appeared to be wearing smiles as they flew through the air and splashed down in pursuit of brightly colored toys. Other dogs appeared timid, cautiously dunking a paw to test the water before ungracefully careening into the deep end. A handful of canine participants, including a 12-year-old Beagle from Parker named Max, even wore goggles and a dashing life vest.
Jack, an 8-year-old yellow lab, was among the dogs that were reluctant to leave the pool. Under the impression that he was trailing behind after being called, his owners, Gene and Barbara Wilson did not appear to be surprised when they turned around and saw Jack back in the water making waves.
Minutes earlier, Gene Wilson talked about Jack's love for swimming. The Labrador has attended Barker Days every year of his life and shows no signs of tiring of the event. He gets the occasional swim at Cherry Creek Reservoir, but visiting H2O'Brien Pool is among the only times Jack has the opportunity to let loose in the water. His other yearly highlights include hunting pheasant and quail with Wilson, who has lived in Parker with his wife for 48 years.
Two-year-old Trigger, a chocolate lab from Denver, looked to be having the time of his life. He repeatedly fetched a ball and Frisbee and appeared poolside within 30 seconds, ready to be pulled out, shake off and do it all over again.
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- Factors that might affect the costs
- Risk factors that might prevent that task or issue being resolved properly
As you go through your ideas for marketing and the steps you plan to take to set the venue and market the event, your spreadsheet will also help you track how close you are to your break-even point and which areas you need to push harder on to improve your projected profit.
Aside from your marketing ideas, do not forget to include all the costs and the income factors that are associated with the music event itself. Include the cost of the performers (their fee for the performance, plus lodging and any other peripheral costs), your PA, lighting and other cosmetic adjustments to make the scene more enjoyable, the cost of renting a venue, the marketing that you want to do in order to attract more audience, sponsorship enticements, and the costs of contests, giveaways, and any other promotional events you do beforehand, to name just a few.
In the end, putting together a music event does not have to be a complicated ordeal, but planning right, budgeting wisely, and keeping your budget the priority will help dramatically with your efforts to minimize the stress factor and help your event succeed.