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John Nichol precisava de um novo design de outro e criou um concurso na 99designs.
Um vencedor foi selecionado entre 199 designs enviados por 48 designers freelancers.
I launched Curly-Hair-Styles-Magazine.com nearly six years ago as a sole proprietor with very little knowledge of the web and no knowledge at all of effective design.
In spite of its ordinary looks the site has built a substantial following in countries all over the world, and I want to give it an attractive, fun, professional look and feel.
My goal in launching the site was to achieve financial freedom for myself. I'm not there yet but I'm plugging away at it!
Women looking for ideas, advice, products and information about hair styles and hair care, especially but not exclusively women with naturally curly hair.
The site's fundamental idea is validation, acceptance and celebration of naturally curly hair. My audience consists to a large degree of women and girls who have struggled their whole lives with their natural hair texture - curly, wavy, frizzy, unmanageable, poofy, big, wild and frustrating hair - in a world that worships straight, sleek, silky locks.
Curly-haired women are tormented, teased and ridiculed for their appearance by straight-haired friends, acquaintances and strangers. Their hair is a huge part of their identity, and they have a lot of emotion invested in it.
They are very keen and often desperate to resolve the hair-related issues that have plagued their lives. They want acceptance for who they are, which very much includes their hair, and they want to know how to make their natural hair texture look good - glamorous, sexy, gorgeous.
I've recently chosen the winning design for my site logo (attached is the transparent png file provided by the winning designer.) The original background was black and that looked brilliant.
The logo already says what I want visitors to know - ie, that the site is about curly hair looking gorgeous and desirable.
I need a header image that incorporates the logo without drawing attention away from the logo or diluting its message.
I'd like the header image to include the following text - but only if the text can be added without detracting from the logo itself:
"for curly hair styles and the people who love them"
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PORTLAND, Ore. – Putting on some additional polish in advance of next week's NCAA Division III playoffs, the No. 12 Linfield Wildcats were efficient on all phases of the game during a 52-0 Northwest Conference victory over Lewis & Clark Saturday at Fred Wilson Field/Griswold Stadium.
The Wildcats (8-1, 6-0 NWC) wrapped up their second straight outright conference crown and 34th in program history. Linfield entered the game having already cinched a berth in the 32-team NCAA playoffs, which begin Nov. 20 at campus sites across the country.
Seeing only two quarters of action, Linfield quarterback Aaron Boehme passed for four touchdowns and 214 yards as Linfield raced to a 35-0 advantage by the intermission.
More impressive was Linfield's defensive effort in the first half. The Pioneers managed just six first-half yards and finished the game with just 114 total yards, including 28 rushing. Lewis & Clark (4-5, 2-4 NWC) ranked second in the NWC in total offense, averaging 435 yards over its first eight games of the season.
Linebacker Bubba Kukahiko spurred Linfield with seven tackles, leading the Wildcats to their second shutout of a NCAA opponent in three weeks. Defensive end Eric Hedin had five tackles, including his school-record-tying 18th quarterback sack, in addition to recovering a fumble that set up a first-quarter touchdown.
Playing without their dynamo quarterback Keith Welch, the Pioneers spun their wheels offensively for the better part of the game.
Welch, who leads the NWC in rushing and ranks second in total offense, spent the game in street clothes after suffering a concussion last week.
Simon Lamson opened the scoring with a 1-yard run with the game only four minutes old. After the Pioneers went three-and-out to begin the game, Linfield marched five plays and 54 yards to paydirt. A high snap rendered the extra point attempt no good, about the only thing that didn't go right for Linfield during a first-quarter landslide.
Lewis & Clark fumbled on their next offensive play and Hedin recovered at the Pioneers' 29. On the first play following the turnover, Boehme threw a deep ball to Buddy Saxon, who outjumped his defender in the endzone for the touchdown. Boehme notched his second TD pass of the quarter, lacing a low pass 15 yards to tight end Jacob Priester with 5:38 left. After the extra point by Jordan Walker, the Wildcats led comfortably 20-0.
Linfield picked up two more points when Kukahiko corralled L&C quarterback Tucker Laurence in endzone.
Saxon and Boehme hooked up once more in the second quarter, capping an eight-play, 79-yard drive with a 9-yard scoring strike.
The Wildcats made it 35-0 in the final minute of the half when Boehme passed two yards to Derek Priestley.
Lamson gained 81 yards on seven carries in the first half. Saxon caught three balls for 52 yards and Chris Slezak had five receptions for 53 yards.
Linfield forced Lewis & Clark to punt seven times during the opening two quarters, the result of going 0-for-7 on third down. For the game, the Pioneers failed to convert a single third-down play, going 0-for-14.
Linfield converted another turnover into points midway through the third quarter. After linebacker Sam Higgins picked off a pass and returned to the Pioneers' 10, halfback Taylor Avritt bulled over from the 1. Walker's try for the extra point was no good and the Wildcats led 42-0.
Walker booted a 35-yard field goal with 5:41 to play to extend Linfield's lead to 45-0. Reserve tailback P.J. Sequeira added to the Pioneers' misery, scoring a touchdown on a 1-yard burst through the middle of the line with 3:29 left on the clock.
In the final statistics, Boehme completed 15-of-26 attempts with no interceptions and no sacks. L&C quarterbacks Laurence and J.P. Ortega combined to complete 9-of-32 for 86 yards.
Lamson rushed for a game-high 87 yards. Backup Stephen Nasca gained 54 yards on three fourth-quarter carries, including a career-best 48-yard romp.
'CAT SCRATCH: Linfield will learn its first-round NCAA playoff opponent Sunday at noon Pacific time when the 32-team playoff field is revealed on ESPNews. . . the Wildcats notched their 33rd straight win over the Pioneers, a streak that stretches to 1974. . . Linfield has submitted proposals to the NCAA to host each of the first four rounds of the playoffs, but the NCAA playoff committee will determine which schools actually host games as the playoffs move forward. . . the Wildcats forced four turnovers (two fumbles, two interceptions) while yielding one fumble. . . Saturday's announced attendance was 1,306.
Linfield primes for playoff run, drubs Lewis & Clark 52-0
PORTLAND, Ore. – Putting on some additional polish in advance of next week's NCAA Division III playoffs, the No. 12 Linfield Wildcats were efficient on all phases of the game during a 52-0 Northwest Conference victory over Lewis & Clark Saturday at Fred Wilson Field/Griswold Stadium.


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Over the last 15 years, Josh Rouse has consistently carved out his own unique path with a career filled with highlights such as tours alongside peers like David Gray and John Mayer, songs chosen and featured in films by visionary directors such as Cameron Crowe, Sidney Pollack and Ryan Murphy, and capturing fans that range from famed author Nick Hornby to Dashboard Confessional's Chris Carrabba and rock legend Robert Plant. After settling into a quite life in Spain and staring a family, Josh recruited friends Cayo Bellveser and Xema Fuertes, a side project that yielded his most recent album 'Josh Rouse and The Long Vacations', which captures the laid back spirit of Mediterranean life in Spain with class and grace. In addition to recent crowd favorites such as "Oh, Look What The Sun Did!" (also featured on NBC's hit show "Parenthood"), this special edition of the album concludes with two demos from Josh's next album 'The Happiness Waltz', out in March 2013 on Yep Roc Records.


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Once in a while, particularly in a season that's wandered dutifully into its gone-to-hell portion, the Mets will play a game that, like a piece of black, volcanic glass in Andy Dufresne's favorite Maine hayfield, has no earthly business on their ledger. It will be tense, it will be tight, it will be gripping…even if ultimately it will be lost.
And you almost knew, as a Mets fan, that the Mets would lose Tuesday night in Cincinnati. You knew it for certain by the middle of the ninth if you couldn't figure it out earlier. Some games are just like that: more fun than you imagine for a while, then teasingly cruel in their suspense, then just plain mean as they reach their pedestrian, predictable conclusion.
If the Mets could have pushed this thing into extra innings, lightning could have been reset in order to strike. You never know what will happen when you take a scoreless game beyond nine. On April 17, 2010, Pedro Feliciano threw a ground ball double play that preserved a nothing-nothing game through nine and next thing you knew (or, more accurately, next several-dozen things you knew), the Mets were 2-1 winners in 20.
But the key was getting out of the ninth. The Mets and Reds had farcically charged that far with no runs apiece. If it was a pitchers' duel, it was conducted with banana cream pies at ten paces. Gentlemen, turn around and…SPLAT! Chris Young wasn't sharp but persevered. Mat Latos wasn't sharp but persevered. Or did the batters they faced aid the appearance of perseverance? Neither Young nor Latos nor their many successors could have been mound magician enough to have escaped more kinds of jams had they been accidentally locked inside the Welch's plant past closing.
Leadoff hitters keep reaching? Catcher's interference called? Runners confidently taking off from first? Pitchers cracking bases-loaded line drives? Pinch-hitters whacking balls to the wall? Doubles abounding? Wild pitches? Control problems? Deep flies? Sinking liners? Perfectly executed sacrifice bunts?
They were all there, yet they didn't add up to bupkes. No Met could drive in any other Met for nine innings. No Red could drive in any other Red for eight innings, and their were loads of Red chances to do so. At first it seemed Young would snap like an 83-inch twig. Then he shape-shifted into a bendy straw. Then the journey from bending to breaking was imminent. Then he was replaced by Ramon Ramirez, who rescued him, which seemed novel. Then Ramirez was replaced by Bobby Parnell, who dug a customary hole but also tunneled out of it; more novelty. Then Jon Rauch came along and took no mess whatsoever.
While it was true the Mets did nothing of substance to Latos, Sean Marshall and Jose Arredondo despite six hits, four walks, Young's sizzling liner that landed in Brandon Phillips's glove, the Scott Hairston rope that reached the left field corner too fast for it to be good for more than one base and the catcher's interference charged to Ryan Hannigan (shortly after Jordany Valdespin drove Latos to snorting distraction by repeatedly asking for and receiving time), it was truer that the Reds did the exact same amount of damage to Young, Ramirez, Parnell and Rauch despite five singles, four doubles, six walks and the sense of doom that will logically impend when you're playing a first-place ballclub in their ballpark and your notoriously flammable bullpen is all that separates you from extinction.
Which, of course, is what came to in the bottom of the ninth. It came to Manny Acosta (Frank Francisco — no bargain but technically the best we got — was presumably being saved for the nineteenth and twentieth) walking Phillips and giving up a single to Ryan Ludwick to assure trouble, and Josh Edgin, Terry Collins's not so new toy, ending it with a mighty assist from Jay Bruce.
The intrigue of 0-0 was over. The 14 Reds left on across eight innings were immaterial. Three Cincinnatians survived to cross the plate on one Bruce swing. The ten men the Mets got as far as first, second or third proved lethal in their failure to gain admission home. The team in first place did what it felt like they were going to do in the middle of the ninth. They won.
The other team…our team…also did what you inevitably discerned they would do. But they made it interesting without being unforgivably aggravating for a while.
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Janine Russell 2/28/2007 9:41:25 PMKerry, excellent detail, lighting and effects. #613455
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I wonder why it is like that. There are some technical differences that lead developers in one or the other direction - but there is also a cultural/psychological cause. Doing some self-analysis I must admit that I am not really enthusiastic about contributing to a Perl CMS (like for example Bricolage) - in my view all the already-build solutions use obsolete libraries. I'd rather contribute to building the perfect library - then code an extension to Bricloage. I have the feeling that I am not alone in that crazy perfectionism around Perl hackers. PHP clearly wins here with more pragmatic approach.
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So if as you claim Drupal is such a 'ready-made solution', why has a culture of tens of thousands of third-party consultants arisen out there in order to develop tailor-made variations for the eager customers.
- Robin Smidsrød said...
I must admit that I have been thinking about making a general purpose CMS (similar in concept to Drupal) for perl that takes a minimalist approach. If you're into talking about it a bit more you can find me on irc.perl.org as robinsmidsrod. I'd love some collaboration on the idea.
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@Kiffin: Because it's a good base to build what you want. As a framework it gives you a lot of leeway to do exactly what you want without being encumbered by a crufty API. In many ways it is very similar to Catalyst, but allows end users to build it via the web browser instead of having to work on the command line. That means that you can build what you want by yourself and hire a consultant when it gets a bit too advanced to do in-house.
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@Kiffin adding to what Robin wrote - I view this as the agile approach. The client gets quickly a basic site - he can use it and learn what extensions he needs - then he hires developers to build them.
@Robin - sure, I am still at the basic thigns with Catalyst::Elements, but eventually I would like to build a basic CMS with it.


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Really need to get the front page protected and give some peoples special access. Xeriar 11:02, 23 March 2010 (UTC)
Is the download link provided broken? It looks like it's out of bandwidth -- is there an alternate place where the game can be downloaded?
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Jon is off Peacekeeping in Angola this week, leaving Steve and Kev to fend for themselves in the harsh Newfoundland tundra. Steve has been playing EA's relaunch of SYNDICATE, while Kev wonders what all the BORDERLANDS hubub was all about. The also guys start talking books, Robocop, and the most insane iOS game you can dream up. Jon, never leave us again!


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When I was like, 8 or 9, or something (my mom would be all, "You were 9, 1 month, and 13 days". Because she has a memory like that), we got a family gift, and it was a hot tub. And it was rad. And we used it a lot.
And I want one.
I had this crazy revelation like 6 or so months ago, and blurted it out at the breakfast table.
"Wouldn't it be sooo awesome if we put a hot tub in the backyard for Christmas?!?!?!"
Man it seemed like such a fantastic idea. One of my best ev-er.
Jeffro, always the realist, was all,
"You don't just slap a hot tub down on the grass and then fill it up and go for it. First, you have to. . ."
And then I just kind of turned off my brain and imagined myself sitting in some nice warm water.
Hubs was right. Hubs might be always right. That hurt to say that.
Had to have a concrete pad put in, because someone already ordered a hot tub for the family.
Hubs was out in the freezing cold dark installing an electrical conduit dealy-o to go inside the cement.
Apparently a hot tub doesn't use regular, in-the-house power. I think it might be 220. "220, 221-- whatever it takes."
Apparently a hot tub needs "its own breaker and a . . . " (it sounded like "checking the specs on the rotary girder" but I can't say what was really said).
So now, at this point, the hubs has this big electrical job, thanks to moi, and apparently the materials for that aren't cheap, either.
So pretty much at this point I'm feeling like an A hole.
To Jeffro: you are awesome. If we lived under the taliban, I would totally lift up my burka so you could see my ankles (kankles).
On a brighter, but not any less selfish note,
Late fall/early winter is a spectacular time to snag up some adorable swimsuits for $5 and $10. I loooove the red one.
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It's not often that I feature portraits on Photo-Sleuth from as late as the Second World War, but this reflects a paucity of such photographs in my own collection, rather than a lack of interest on my part. Mark Scanlon sent me scans of this portrait of a smartly dressed young woman taken at the studio of A. Seaman & Sons in the latter stages of the war. The print (60 x 80mm) is mounted in a cardboard folder (177 x 128mm, open) with a King George VI crown embossed on the left hand side, and the studio stamp with negative number (90301) on the reverse. Handwritten on the inside cover is the following message:
Not very good. but it serves its purpose - if you know what I mean!! - Happy landings Bud -
Backstamp from the studio of A Seaman & Sons
Sadly, although the name of the studio, the negative number and other text is visible, I can't quite make out the studio location, which I believe must be on the last line. Alfred Seaman's great-grand-daughter Anne Williams informs me that although her grandfather F.J. Seaman was operating the Chesterfield studio in the 1940s, it was under his own name, rather than the original title. She believes that probably the only branch which might have been still practising under the "A. Seaman & Sons" moniker at that time was the Scarborough studio, run by her uncle. It is perhaps worth noting that the stamped negative number is in a very similar style to that used on the reverse of a postcard portrait from the firm's Sheffield branch in 1936.
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The photograph was amongst the war papers of Mark's father William Morgan (Bud) Scanlon, who served as a B-17 bombardier in the 401 bomb group, 613 bomb squad, flying 30 missions out of Deenethorpe, Northamptonshire, United Kingdom between August 1944 and April 1945. Mark says, "He obviously knew this woman, and she him! ... I regret not getting into this research years ago when dad would have been able to provide the actual story. Bud died 9 Sept 84, much too young at 61."
The woman's clothing and hairstyle fit well with the "Wartime look" as described by Geoff Caulton on his excellent PhotoDetective web site. Her "lifted" hairstyle, pinned at the back, and arched eyebrows - plucked and shaped, no doubt - were typical fashion for the period.
Image of Bombardier Badge © and courtesy of Iain Williams
At first, seeing the "winged" badge on her lapel, I wondered whether the woman was a member of some branch of the Royal Air Force (RAF), but this page demonstrates that the badges worn by members of the Women's Auxiliary Air Force (WAAF) were quite different. Besides, she is probably wearing civilian clothing, rather than a uniform. Further investigation, and comparison with this display of Aviation Wings from the Smithsonian Air and Space Museum and a fine collection of America Aviator Wings presented by Iain Williams, identified the badge as that of a Bombardier in the United States Air Force (USAF). A further selection can be found on Bob Schwartz's web site Aviation Wings and Badges of World War II.
Letterhead, Lt. William M. Scanlon & "Buckeye Baby"
The natural conclusion is that Bud gave his Bombardier's badge to this woung woman prior to his departure, I suppose therefore making it a "sweetheart pin." Mark writes further:
I code-named the mystery woman Phylis because my dad mentioned someone with that name in a letter he wrote home on 15 October 1944. At least I think it's Phylis, the actual word is hard to make out. The letter includes a request of his sister to send him some 'films' to give to Phylis who can't seem to obtain any. Dad goes on to say he hasn't received his 'cheesecake' from her yet! This passage lends credence to Phylis being a local. And she may be our mystery gal.
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My own interpretation of the writing in the letter is that the name is written as "Philo," which may be short for Philomena. Philomena wasn't that common a name - at least compared with Phyllis or its variants - but there were still well over a thousand Philomenas married in England between 1945 and 1955. Only nine of these married in Northamptonshire, and one in the registration district of Kettering, which includes Weldon and Corby, the closest towns to the former air force base at Deenethorpe. Of course, she may not have been from that area at all!
Mark sent me this engaging snap of his dad - from his uniform, what I presume is his bomber jacket, and the star on the aircraft fuselage, clearly taken while he was in service. He is also shown along with the rest of the crew of "Buckeye Baby," piloted by 2nd Lt. William A. Shackleford, in a group photograph on the web site of the 401st Bombardment Group Association (shown below).
Crew of "Buckeye Baby" (2nd Lt. William A. Shackleford), 613th Bomb Squadron - Bud Scanlon at front right
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For the moment at least, the identity of Bud's presumed sweetheart must remain a mystery, but perhaps she went on to marry and have children. Perhaps also one day someone will stumble across this page and recognise her from the portrait, a credit to whichever member of the Seaman family was running that particular studio at the end of the war. Many thanks for Mark for sharing the photographs, ephemera and story.


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Old Guys "Tom Moves Out" Tom finally gets a flat of his own, and moves out of Roy's house.G
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Erma Bombeck: Legacy of Laughter This film examines the life and career of the late American humorist. Archival photographs, video clips and personal memorabilia trace Bombeck's life from her childhood during the Great Depression to her work as a women's rights activist. Interviews with family, friends and colleagues and readings from her work expand the portrait. Her neighbor, friend and former talk-show host Phil Donahue narrates the profile.G
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Outdoor Idaho "Wilderness in the 21st Century" This exploration of wilderness issues captures scenic vistas of Idaho from north to south. The show examines what wilderness means to Idahoans, pressures from wheeled vehicle advocates, collaborative efforts that include multiple sides, and how work is accomplished inside a wilderness.G
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Dialogue "Remembering The Holocaust" Host Marcia Franklin talks with Marion Blumenthal Lazan, who works to educate people about Nazi Germany's Holocaust and her experiences as a survivor. She is the co-author of a young adult book about her experiences called Four Perfect Pebbles and the subject of the documentary Marion's Triumph: Surviving History's Nightmare. Lazan was imprisoned for more than six years in four camps, including the Bergen-Belsen camp, where Anne Frank died.G
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Sesame Street "The Best House of the Year" Elmo is outside roller skating when he and Leela hear construction noises. They investigate and come across the Three Little Pigs building a brick house to enter the "Best House of the Year" contest. It is a contest to find the strongest, prettiest, bestest house. D
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Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood "Daniel Waits For Show And Tell/A Night Out At The Restaurant" Daniel Waits for Show and Tell - Daniel is so excited to share a book he made with his class at "show and tell," but he's finding it very difficult to wait. He finds that singing on Trolley, playing during science time and imagining make the waiting much easier! A Night Out at the Restaurant - Daniel and his family are going out to dinner, and Katerina is coming too. Daniel and Katerina have a hard time waiting at the restaurant, but soon learn ways to make the waiting time easier. D
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Martha Speaks "Paws and Effect/The Trouble with Teddy" Paws and Effect - When Martha gets a piece of glass in her paw, everyone realizes that littering hurts more than the environment. But what can they do about it? As Alice, Helen, and TD know, protecting the environment (and paws) is important, but it is easier said than done. Vocabulary: (E) discard(ed)(ing), litter(ed)(ing), thoughtless, debris, recycle(d)(ing) (I) careless(ly), trash, important, broke(n), injured. D
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Earthflight, A Nature Special Presentation "Africa" Float above a cape gannet colony then arrow-dive with these birds among sharks, dolphins, whales and the great sardine run. Specialized cameras also soar with fish eagles, flamingos, kelp gulls and vultures providing fresh views of the most animal-packed continent.G
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Smart Travels - Pacific Rim With Rudy Maxa "New Zealand's North Island" With spectacular seismic activity, fascinating plant and animal life, and to-die-for natural beauty, New Zealand is a traveler's dream. In the Bay of Islands, Rudy kayaks along the North's most glorious coastline. A Maori guide shows us where local tribes signed a controversial treaty with European settlers. D
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The Desert Speaks "Gateway to the Galapagos" The Desert Speaks begins its journey to the Galapagos Islands with a visit to Ecuador, which is to the islands as the United States is to Hawaii. After visiting a market on the mainland and a village with a monument to the equator, it's off to the islands of Bartolome and Genovese to explore their volcanic origins and get an up-close and personal look at the native wildlife. Some of the featured animals include several species of Boobies, waved Albatross, marine iguanas, Galapagos Hawks and the Magnificent frigate birds. D
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Hey Kids, Let's Cook "Grilled Cheese Sandwiches" Today we're making the ultimate rainy day comfort food: a grilled cheese sandwich. These sandwiches are the most sought after sandwiches in America and have been around for so long that the whole month of April is considered National Grilled Cheese Sandwich Month. Can you believe it? Yes, a month long celebration for grilled-to-perfection toasty bread with a melted, gooey cheesy center. D
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Growing a Greener World "Urban Gardening (Detroit, MI)" As cities across America fend off the impact of economic blight, many are finding that gardens are providing one of the fastest roads to recovery. They're providing an emotional boost to citizens, food for the hungry and instant beauty to areas while lifting spirits and enthusiasm for a better tomorrow. Detroit is a landmark city making huge strides through its gardens and programs built around them. D
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This American Land "Bison Homecoming, Preserving Tribal Languages, Peregrine Protection, Soaring with Paragliders" One hundred years after Native American Michael Pablo sent his captive bison herd to Canada to help preserve the dwindling species, dozens of their descendants are released into the bison herd on the American Prairie Reserve in northern Montana.G
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Cook's Country from America's Test Kitchen "Picnic in the Country" Test cook Julia Collin Davison shows host Christopher Kimball the secrets to making perfect Honey Fried Chicken. Then, equipment expert Adam Ried reveals his top picks for cutting boards. And finally, test cook Bridget Lancaster shares the test kitchen's tips for quick homemade chicken broth and updates an old-fashioned recipe for Amish Potato Salad. D
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Aviators Remote control aircraft: We visit the Joe Nall event, the "Oshkosh" of RC flying. Blue Angels - Fat Albert: All aboard Fat Albert Airlines, the Blue Angels' incredible USMC C130T. Yak 52W: Sara meets Peyton McCool and takes a spin (literally) in his Soviet-era trainer. D
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Song of the Mountains Niall Toner; Janie Fricke. D
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Sesame Street "Build A Better Basket" Alan, Rosita, and Elmo are putting together a basket full of goodies for Little Red Riding Hood to take to her grandma's house. Red Riding Hood comes by ready to pick up the basket and asks if they tested it to make sure it was strong enough to stand up to the Big Bad Wolf. They agree to test the basket, and Alan holds it up saying, "I got a basket of goodies for you, Grandma. D
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Dinosaur Train "Great Big Stomping Dinosaur Feet!/Hornucopia" Great Big Stomping Dinosaur Feet! - Tiny is very worried after she loses Shiny's favorite shiny shell, and enlists Dad and Buddy to help find a new one. As Tiny becomes more frantic, she begins stomping with frustration. Then the kids meet Daphne, a Daspletosaurus kid who shows them how to make stomping a fun dance instead of a temper tantrum. D
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Super Why! "The Emperor's New Clothes" Littlest Pig is very embarrassed. Jill wants him to wear a bucket on his head for their game, and he feels just plain silly! The Super Readers dive into the tale of The Emperor's New Clothes and meet an Emperor who doesn't want to look ridiculous either! Trouble is, his clothes seem to be invisible, and there's nothing sillier than a parade in your underwear! Educational Objectives: To learn about communicating feelings, follow the alphabet, practice spelling skills and use the power to read to change the story. D
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Cat in the Hat Knows A Lot About That! "Rain Game/No Sssweater Is Better" Rain Game - Sally wants to water the plants in her backyard, but it's hot and sunny outside. They need rain, and lots of it! Good thing the Cat in the Hat knows exactly where to go to get some: the rain forest! With the assistance of some toucans and the singing of howler monkeys, they explore each level of the rain forest, eventually reaching the top and the rain! No SSSweater is Better - Nick's favorite sweater is too small and he doesn't want to change it. The Cat in the Hat has a friend with the exact same problem! He brings them to meet Slyde the snake who shows Nick and Sally how he sheds his skin when it gets too small for him. D
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Wild Kratts "Googly-Eye: The Night Guru" The Kratt brothers secretly "borrow" Aviva's half finished night vision goggles to go in search of a mysterious nocturnal creature. But when the unstable goggles stop working, the brothers find themselves taken in by the nocturnal society of the tarsier. As they investigate, the Wild Kratts team discovers that nocturnal creatures only come out at night and learn that eyes help a creature see by collecting the light that comes from objects all around. D
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National Parks: America's Best Idea "The Empire of Grandeur (1915-1919)" After failing to stop Hetch Hetchy dam, the conservation movement pushes the federal government to establish one unified agency to oversee the now dozen national parks scattered among agencies. The National Park Service is established in 1916, directed by Stephen Mather, a wealthy businessman and passionate park advocate. He launches a campaign to expand the system and bring more visitors to the parks. His efforts include protecting the Grand Canyon as a national park. Part 3 of 6G


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Since the success of the Gossard Show, Storm pegged me as a body girl. While I remained a bit shy and conservative in my mentality, I felt more and more comfortable shooting tasteful swimwear and lingerie. I figured I wasn't any more nude than on the beach, and as long as the publications were the kind aimed at women, the pictures could certainly pass the Grandma test.
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Hard Road West: History and Geology along the Gold Rush Trail. Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 2007. By Keith Heyer Meldahl.
I have always been interested in geology, as was my father, and many of my fondest family memories relate to rocks and roadside vistas with him. With lots of maps and illustrations, Meldahl explains the geology of the land surrounding the Oregon and California Trail. It's an easy read, but maintains the rigor of the science.
The great part is that Meldahl illustrates the geological description with excerpts of the actual journals written by settlers &/or hopeful prospectors as they made the trek in the 1840-50s. In the preface (p. xv), discussing the trek as the "greatest mass migration in American history," Meldahl explains how the area along the trail is a past that we can see today:
The rocks and mountains of the West have changed little since 1849 (unlike most of the native animal and plant populations and native cultures). The geologic landscape along the trails needs no reenactments, no props, no tricks of animation to re-create historic authenticity. It is genuine. Subtract the buildings, highways, and reservoirs, and you see the landscape much as the emigrants saw it. The past becomes personal when you stand in the old wagon ruts and read what emigrant men and women thought and wrote while looking out at the same scenes. Byron McKinstry, and 1850 pioneer who kept his diary going even through the worst of times, was once chided by a companion, 'My God, McKinstry, why do you write about this trip? All I hope for is to get home, alive, as soon as possible, so that I can forget it!' Luckily for us, there were many McKinstry's on the road west--emigrants who took the time to write, nearly every day, through the months of toil.All along the trail, the reader learns the geography, geology, and what it looked like or felt to someone actually there at the time. For instance, on page 210, the caption for a photo of the Humboldt River outside Elko, Nevada, reads:
The steam comes from a hot spring on the riverbank. This spring flowed more powerfully in emigrant days and was a famous landmark. Forty-niner Wakeman Bryarly described the water as 'boiling hot & sent off steam & heat from its surface, which [was] as hot as the scape pipe of an engine. Even after it ran into the river, it foamed & hissed as cold water poured into hot and sent off steam for 80 yds. below, and extended half over the river.' Many emigrants bathed and washed their clothes here in the spring-warmed river. The ledge and the lumpy, white slope consist of travertine deposits precipitated by the hot water.The book is very well documented with many notes and an 8-page bibliography. No less than two of those pages are emigrant history books or journals.Some of the many surnames quoted include Ackley, Bryarly, Delano, McCall, and Searls.
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There are so many things to teach in Karate. It can be tempting to teach many things at once, but this will usually lead to many mistakes.
In any class, it is best to emphasize a certain technique or principle -- to teach one thing well. You can also cover other subjects, but cover that particular technque or principle in depth.
It is also important to review that item in the following classes -- to reinforce the lesson. You might want to move on to other subjects, but a review is essential.
Even though you think that you taught the subject completely, the students might have only gotten 50%, or even less. You knew it, but that does not mean that they understood it fully. The second time they might get 20% more. The third time they might get 10% more. After several lessons, they will get it entirely.
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The New York Red Bulls are peaking at the best possible time. Unbeaten in eight straight games, the Red Bulls were one of two teams to sweep through the group stage at the Academy Playoffs, winning all three matches. New York has not lost a match since May 20, a positive sign as the club enters its second trip to Finals Week in Houston.
How they got to Finals Week: Three wins in three games helped see the Red Bulls through to their second appearance at Finals Week. The MLS-affiliated club conceded a tournament-best one goal while scoring seven to hold off CASL Chelsea FC Academy in Group 1. The Red Bulls were fast starters in group play, scoring all but one goal in the first half.
Finals Week and Academy Playoffs History: This year marks the first time New York's U-15/16 team has qualified for the postseason since 2008-09 and it is the team's first trip to the Development Academy Finals Week since that same 2008-09 season when the club earned a seventh-place finish with a 3-1 win against Greensboro Youth Soccer (now affiliated with the North Carolina Fusion).
2011-12 Regular Season: The Red Bulls finished second in the Atlantic Division, barely edging out Albertson SC for an automatic bid to the Development Academy Playoffs on goal differential. New York's record of 4-3-3 and overall mark of 19-6-4 was enough to secure a spot to the postseason for a second time in the club's history.
About head coach Robert Elliott : A native of Middletown, N.J., Elliott was in charge during the Red Bulls' last run to Finals Week in 2008-09. Before joining the Red Bulls Academy, Elliott was the assistant coach at Virginia Commonwealth University for four years. During his time at VCU, Elliott helped the Rams reach the NCAA quarterfinals and a final NSCAA National Ranking of No. 7. As a collegiate player at Cornell, Elliott was named to the 1996 NSCAA/Umbro Division I Men's All-America Second Team. He was a two-time First-Team All-New York State selection and set a school record with 18 career assists.
About the New York Red Bulls: The first name that comes to mind when discussing the New York Red Bulls Academy is U.S. Men's National Team forward Juan Agudelo. The 19-year-old spent time with the Academy team before making the jump to the first team and has been a consistent part of the U.S. MNT picture recently. Other Academy alumni include Conor Lade (Red Bulls Homegrown player), Matt Kassel and Sacir Hot. The Red Bulls regularly produce one of the highest numbers of U.S. Youth National Team representation among the Academy teams. In June, four of the 19 Academy players on the U.S. U-17 Men's National Team roster traveled to the Copa Saprissa Internacional.
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Newly entitled indigenous communities in Loreto; Peru now ready to foster conservation throughout the trinational borde
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After the recent creation of three natural protected areas along the Peruvian border with Ecuador and Colombia, neighboring Kichwa communities are now ready to actively engage in their conservationAfter the recent creation of three natural protected areas along the Peruvian border with Ecuador and Colombia, neighboring Kichwa communities are now ready to actively engage in their conservation
Lima, December 14. -After waiting for a long time, the indigenous communities of Nuevo Peneya, Nuevo Peneyta, Santa Rosa de Escalante, Puerto Lupita, Puerto Véliz and Tres fronteras in Putumayo, Loreto, finally received their property deeds. This is a major event for the local population in this region of the Peruvian Amazon, since it means the State legally acknowledges their presence in the area, thus avoiding future conflicts regarding resources exploitation and enforcing their rights to be asked about any potential activities to be developed in the area, through a "free prior and informed consent process (FPIC)".
This entitlement process was supported by WWF and the European Union under the framework of the Putumayo Tres Fronteras project, and executed together with local indigenous communities who were actively involved in their territorial demarcation lead by the Centro para el Desarrollo del Indígena Amazónico (Center for the Development of Indigenous People in the Amazon – CEDIA).
"With the entitlement of such communities, their rights are recognized; and the preservation of Kichwa peoples' culture and ancient knowledge is ensured. Therefore, doors are opened for them to formally participate in the management of neighboring Huimeki communal reserve", stated Johana Deza, WWF Peru Coordinator for the Putumayo Tres Fronteras project.
This has been accomplished two months after the definitive categorization of the Güeppí Reseved Zone into three important protected areas: Güeppí– Sekime National Park and AiroPai and Huimeki Communal Reserves. The common goal of these areas is to preserve biodiversity and foster sustainable resources management in favor of local populations.
Land tenure rights and territorial security is a historical claim of indigenous peoples throughout the Amazon, since they depend on their forests resources. At the same time, they are considered the guardians of the forest as they have traditionally and respectfully used nature with low-impact practices; thus maintaining nature benefits for humankind.
The Putumayo Tres Fronteras Project is implemented with funds from the European Union and WWF Germany. It began operations in 2009 and will run for four years. It is an initiative of Amazon border integration in the middle basin of the Putumayo River, in three protected areas in Ecuador, Colombia and Peru, that aims to contribute to the conservation of biodiversity and sustainable development in the area.


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Why Use GRUB2? Good Question! (part 3)
Translating Bizarre Error Messages, and Fixes
The last two grub2 articles (Part 1, Part 2)have covered how to clean up your grub2 boot menu and make it look prettier. But writing grub2 entries can be frustrating, too. Here are some possible solutions and workarounds.
Translating grub-ese
While you're debugging your grub2 entries, you may make some (gasp!) mistakes. And the error messages aren't always as clear as they could be.
The one I saw most was "error: You need to load the kernel first". That one actually means "You got the name of the kernel wrong: you probably said /boot/vmlinuz when you meant just /vmlinuz". That's easy to fix, fortunately, if you know what the real kernel name is.
Note: If /boot is its own partition, then kernels need to be specified as just /vmlinuz, or by the full kernel name, such as /vmlinuz-2.6.26-2-686. But the standard update-grub scripts don't always get that right, and sometimes insert an extra /boot which will cause problems when you reboot.
Another popular error was "mount point /dev/pts does not exist". None of the experts I've asked could tell me exactly what's happening here -- /dev/pts has to do with virtual ttys, so that's not really the problem. But practically speaking, most often it means it couldn't find the right initrd file. So check your grub entry to see if an initrd is specified, and make sure the name is right.
Multiple installs
There's one big problem left: machines with multiple Linux distributions installed on separate partitions.
Suppose you want to keep your Ubuntu 9.10 installation but also try Fedora 11. Or what if you have the latest releases of Ubuntu and Fedora, but you want to try the unstable scary alpha of the next release? On today's big disks, it's easy to find space for lots of 9-12G root partitions. But how do you boot them?
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In the distant past, Linux used a boot loader called lilo. Lilo was a pain, because whenever you changed anything, like adding a new kernel, you had to reboot into the distro where you originally installed lilo to update your disk's boot partition. You couldn't run lilo from anywhere else because of version incompatibilities. If you forgot which distro was the one allowed to run lilo, you were in trouble.
In 2001, grub changed that -- you could make a small shared partition for /boot and update it from anywhere. Huge improvement!
Now, 9 years later, we have grub2 -- and we're back to the bad old days of lilo. Sure, there's a file called /boot/grub/grub.cfg that you can edit -- and it starts like this:
# # DO NOT EDIT THIS FILE # # It is automatically generated by /usr/sbin/grub-mkconfig using templates # from /etc/grub.d and settings from /etc/default/grub # ### BEGIN /etc/grub.d/00_header ### if [ -s /boot/grub/grubenv ]; then ...
Instead, you're supposed to edit files inside /etc/grub.d, plus another file, /etc/default/grub. That's all very well ... except that those directories aren't accessible to other distros. If you've set up grub on your Ubuntu 9.10 partition but you're currently running 10.04, or Fedora or Gentoo, what happens if you need to add a new grub2 entry? Apparently you're supposed to reboot back to Ubuntu 9.10, and lord help you if you forget and accidentally run update-grub from some other system. Ouch! Is this a case of "Those who don't remember the past are doomed to repeat it?"
So how do you work around the problem?
Method 1: Edit grub.cfg Anyway
If you don't mind editing /boot/grub/grub.cfg yourself, you just need to ensure that update-grub won't overwrite it when you update your system. Be sure to keep a backup copy, just in case.
/usr/sbin/update-grub is just a one-line shell script:
#!/bin/sh -e exec grub-mkconfig -o /boot/grub/grub.cfg "$@"
You can comment out the line and replace it with an echo:
#!/bin/sh -e # exec grub-mkconfig -o /boot/grub/grub.cfg "$@" echo "Not updating grub: edit /boot/grub/grub.cfg directly"
If you want to be sure the system won't overwrite that change, use chattr:
$ sudo chattr +i /usr/sbin/update-grub
Warning: this chattr trick means that if a system update ever tries to install a new update-grub, the update will fail. So any time you make hacks like this to your system, be prepared for that possibility.
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I have seen a lot of other people giving advice about what to do on your first trip to the SQL PASS Conference and I want to give you my two cents worth as well. Many people will be pushing the social aspects of the conference and that is excellent advice which I too will emphasize, but in my mind there is one main thing you need to do:
Make it worth it.
Someone has shelled out a pretty large sum of money to get you there, and they want to see some return on investment in order for you or your coworkers to do it again. There are far too many choices out there for training, and PASS is a great bet to really learn a breadth of information in a short amount of time. Add to that a pre-con or two and you can get some deep insight to in the short period of time. One thing that I love about it is that there are so many sessions that even after 10 years I can get some extremely deep information from super geniuses Conor Cunningham and Bob Ward (and not of the Wile E Coyote variety!) as well as some very deep information from a host of others, all on topics that I am already quite good at and still learn a very valuable thing or two (and sometimes even more). Then I can pick up get beginner and intermediate topics on stuff that I am just interested in.
If you have problems you need solved, write them down and bring them with you. Bring your laptop with demonstrations of your problem. I know I love to help out people with design problems if they have enough information to make it easy to see what they are trying to do. The SQLCat team (http://sqlcat.com/) usually has a great presence and will talk to you about problems, and there are labs to try out features that you might not usually have access to. Add to that the lounge with a bunch of current and future MVPs hanging out willing to give you some time talking about SQL Server related topics. Just don't come to most technical sessions and expect to ask a question that takes 10 minutes of explaining and get your solution while everyone else waits…
So take it somewhat seriously and learn something to take back to your company and show that the investment was worth it. And try not to quit and change jobs the week after the Summit, if you can. Nothing kills a training budget like people getting the feeling that they are paying their employees to go to a job fair for a week.
Now, as long as you can make the investment pay off for whomever has paid for you to come to the Summit (even if it is you!), now have fun. There are tons of opportunities to have fun at the Summit. On the opening night we have a Quiz Bowl game where we quiz some of the smartest (goofiest) people in the SQL community on various insane topics. There is a PASS Party one night, a dinner you can sign up to attend on Monday and if you keep your ears open, plenty of other happenings around the Summit. Right around the conference center there is a theater, numerous restaurants, an excellent arcade, so there are plenty of places around to hang out with your new PASS friends you might make. And if you take one of the shuttles to your hotel with other people, you will probably meet a few people heading to the conference right after you get off of the plane (if you don't bump into someone on the plane!) One of the best things about attending a large conference like this is that you can meet a lot of people you probably read/watch on the Internet and find out that they are just people (albeit people who spend a good amount of free time punishing various keyboard devices a little extra).
I said I would mention it, and social networking is a very useful tool, especially at conferences. My suggestion is to (at least a few weeks prior to the Summit,) sign up for twitter, get a twitter client and follow @sqlpass at a minimum (feel free to follow @drsql too!) Also use your twitter client (or if you refuse, a browser) to periodically watch a search of sqlpass: http://twitter.com/#!/search/sqlpass. All of the twitter types will be telling everything that is going on, so if you go to a session and don't like it, you can find out another that is good. If you want to find a group of people out one night to hang with, there is always something going on. A handy tool I have started using on my Windows Phone 7 is an app called Spout (there is an iPhone and Android version too) that lets you watch a twitter stream, twitter search, facebook account, google reader, and several others in cool looking rotating display. I used it at Devlink last week and it was cool watching what everyone was saying about stuff based on a twitter search of "devlink". And the best part of using twitter? The friends you make at the conference go home with you and become close friends over time, sometimes even those you never even physically meet.
In the end, you can either go to the conference, attend some sessions and go home, or…end up with a head full of knowledge, some real new friends, a host of virtual friends, and a community that you can lean on when you have needs (of course, they will lean back too.) And if you really like this conference stuff, there are lots of user groups and one day little PASS conferences all over the country world these days called SQL Saturday that you can go to and see some of the same people and lots of new faces. Who knows, you might even find yourself compelled to speak at next year's event!
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I would like to add a couple of comments of my own.
This will be my 7th PASS Summit and over the years I find the Summit more challanging each year. It just used to be that you could pick 12 sessions over the 3 days but then SQLCAT started to offer their open all hours labs and the hands-on labs. The content has both improved and increased so now it can be a fight to get to a session that you may want to see as more attend the Summit each year. And sometimes those really must attend sessions can be down on the 2nd or 3rd level away from the main rooms.
I usually come home with a very full brain and just plain exhausted from everything that I learnt. I always purchase the DVD because you can only attend 12 sessions of the well over 100 presented. You will not attend a bad session, whatever your track is.
This is a new release year so there will be plenty to learn about Denali and plenty of advice/experince to be given.
I am just warning first-timers not to be overwhelmed by what you learn and can come back with.
I also have attended this summit, it was my first time. I like it a lot. It let me find out many useful things and improve my knowledge.
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The rosters for the 2012 Major League Baseball All-Star Game were unveiled July 1.
Here's a list of who made the National League squad (American League roster here):
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Starting lineup (voted on by fans)
C: Buster Posey, San Francisco Giants
1B: Joey Votto, Cincinnati Reds
2B: Dan Uggla, Atlanta Braves
SS: Rafael Furcal, St. Louis Cardinals
3B: Pablo Sandoval, San Francisco Giants
OF: Matt Kemp*, Los Angeles Dodgers
OF: Carlos Beltran, St. Louis Cardinals
OF: Melky Cabrera, San Francisco Giants
— All-Star batting order for both leagues
— List of Home Run Derby participants
Clayton Kershaw, Dodgers; Craig Kimbrel, Braves; Aroldis Chapman, Reds; Gio Gonzalez, Nationals; Stephen Strasburg; Cole Hamels, Phillies; Jonathan Papelbon, Phillies; Wade Miley, Diamondbacks; R.A. Dickey, Mets; Lance Lynn, Cardinals; Joel Hanrahan, Pirates; Huston Street, Padres; Matt Cain, Giants.
Cathers: Carlos Ruiz, Phillies; Yadier Molina*, Cardinals.
Infielders: Starlin Castro, Cubs; Ryan LaHair, Cubs; Jose Altuve, Astros; David Wright, Mets; Ian Desmond*, Nationals; Chipper Jones**, Braves.
Outfielders: Jay Bruce, Reds; Carlos Gonzalez, Rockies; Ryan Braun, Brewers; Andrew McCutchen, Pirates; Giancarlo Stanton*, Marlins; Michael Bourn**, Braves; Bryce Harper**, Nationals; Matt Holliday**, Cardinals.
Final Vote:David Freese, Cardinals.
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**=substitute for injured player
Tony La Russa, who retired as manager of the Cardinals following the 2011 World Series, will manage the NL team.
This year's All-Star Game will be played July 10 at Kauffman Stadium in Kansas City.
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There's a weekly farmer's market in our suburb, Viimsi, and there's a rather good fish stall run by Pepe Kala. The choice of fresh, cured and smoked fish is excellent, both local and imported, and we're thrilled to bits. During the winter we usually tend to buy salmon or trout - delicious and easy to prepare, but obviously a simple and non-challenging choice. So we've decided to buy some fresh whole fish (read: ungutted and unscaled) every weekend and try some new and more interesting recipes. Several friends have lined up for our Saturday Night Fish Feasts already, so the motivation is high :)
First up - a large, 2 kg carp bream (Abramis brama, 'latikas' in Estonian) that we baked under a salt crust and served with butter-fried lemon slices. You could use any other large white fish (red snapper, carp etc), if you prefer.
The serving idea came from a Finnish food magazine MAKU.
Whole Bream Roasted in Salt Crust
(Latikas soolateki all)
Serves about 4 to 6
2 kg whole bream
2 kg coarse sea salt
1 large lemon
2 Tbsp butter
3 Tbsp finely chopped chives
1 tsp coarsely ground black pepper
Clean the fish by gutting it (i.e. remove the liver and roe and pat the insides thoroughly dry with a kitchen paper).
(We didn't bother with scaling the fish, as we were removing the salt-crusted skin before serving anyway, plus the scales protect the fish during the long roasting process).
Take a large oven dish that fits the fish snugly and spread half of the salt in the dish. Place the fish on top:
Spread the rest of the sea salt on top of the fish (you can leave the head and the tail out):
Take a large oven dish that fits the fish snugly and spread half of the salt in the dish. Place the fish on top:
Spread the rest of the sea salt on top of the fish (you can leave the head and the tail out):
NB! Many recipes I've seen mix the sea salt with lightly whisked egg white, as this keeps the salt crust intact. I didn't need that, but you may use some whisked egg white or even water to moisten the salt before patting it over the fish.
Bake in a preheated 200 C oven for about an hour.
Before serving, cut the lemon into thick slices. Melt butter on a saucepan, add chives and pepper and place lemon slices onto the pan. Fry over moderate heat, turning once, until golden brown.
To serve, carefully remove the salt-crusted skin - you don't want the salt to come in direct contact with the tender meat.
Place the fried lemon slices on top of the fish and serve.
We served the fish with some cottage/farmers cheese salad (cheese, chopped chives, lemon juice, pepper).


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CORDOBA, Spain (Reuters) - If you enjoy combining cultural history, good food and good wine with a stroll through pretty old streets and some olive groves, then the province of Cordoba in Spain's southern region of Andalusia offers the perfect itinerary.
There is perhaps no region of Spain as rich in cultural history and diverse in geography as Andalusia, spread across a varied topography from the Mediterranean and Atlantic coasts to dramatic mountain peaks and wide valleys of olive trees stretching as far as the eye can see.
Here are tips for getting the most out of a trip to eastern Andalusia from Reuters, whose 2,600 journalists in all parts of the world offer visitors the best local insights.
The city of Cordoba is less than two hours from Madrid aboard the high-speed "Ave" train, which offers a comfortable ride with excellent waiter service. (Map: goo.gl/maps/2Dd6x)
Founded by the Romans, Cordoba sits strategically on the Guadalquivir river linking the port of Cadiz to the interior. It was the heart of the Moorish (Arab) empire that ruled Spain for 800 years until the "reconquest" by the Christian forces of King Ferdinand V and Queen Isabella I in 1492.
The cultural legacy of Moorish Spain is still much in evidence, even if the society around it today is emphatically Christian and westernized.
Cordoba's Jewish Quarter is where you want to stay as it is inside the old city walls and everything is within walking distance. There are plenty of options, including the highly recommended NH Hotel Amistad that is conveniently located in the Plaza Maimonides. (www.nh-hoteles.es/)
It's only a short walk through the narrow streets of the old city to the Cathedral/Mosque, indisputably Cordoba's main attraction.
The 16th century cathedral is built on top of the Great Mosque of Cordoba, which was erected in the 8th century by the first emir of the city.
The mosque is stunningly preserved, a forest of 850 columns of granite and marble connected by arches of red stone and red-and-white brick, typical of Cordoba's Caliph architecture.
The two structures are so closely interlocked that only a few steps take visitors from one religion into another.
From the mosque, head towards the Palacio de Viana. Interesting sights on the way include the Plaza del Potro, mentioned in "Don Quijote", and the museum of local painter Julio Romero, famous for his realistic portraits of women.
In May, the streets are full of flowers and houses open their patios and decorate them in a 10-day competition, the "Festival of the Patios".
The Palacio de Viana, built in the late 15th century, was the home of the Marques of Viana who was close to King Alfonso XIII. (www.palaciodeviana.com/)
The house is built around 12 patio gardens, each with a distinct design varying from orange trees, palms and fountains to one with a huge 400-year-old Holm Oak. The rooms contain some magnificent tapestries, as well as period furniture and paintings.
To appreciate the intellectual might of Cordoba under the Moors, visit the Museum of al-Andalus in the Tower of Calahorra, on the banks of the Guadalquivir.
Also, about 15 minutes west of the city is the Medina al-Zahra palace built in the 10th century by Abd al-Rahman III. In his heyday, he impressed audiences with a room studded with diamonds and a mercury fountain that visitors thought was liquid silver.
For a tour of the city, local guides can be hired by the hour. Reuters used Juan Torres Carmona, a friendly multilingual guide with a flexible schedule. (firstname.lastname@example.com)
The mosque is illuminated at night and there is a spectacular nighttime tour at 10 p.m., dubbed "The Soul of Cordoba."
There is dancing at the Centro Cultural de Flamenco in the Posada del Potro, the former horse stables in the Plaza del Potro. Alternatively, catch a flamenco show near the mosque at El Tablao El Cardenal every night at 10:30.
If you like horses, there's also a popular nighttime show of Andalusian thoroughbreds with flamenco music at the Royal Stables.
Cordoba offers a wide range of casual outdoor cafés to fine dining where you can sample regional dishes, some of the best in Spain.
At Casa Pepe de la Juderia at Calle Romero 1, famous local bullfighters are featured on the walls, including the legendary Manolete who died in 1955 after being gored. (www.casapepejuderia.com/)
Among the best restaurants is Bodegas Campos at Calle Los Lineros 32, where the walls are also adorned with bullfighting poster bills dating back as far as 1899. (www.bodegascampos.com/)
Prepare your palate with a glass of Torre de la Barca, a young white wine from the region, accompanied by partridge pate with a dark Pedro Ximenez sherry sauce and olive oil powder. You should try the salmorejo soup, a cream of gazpacho with egg, ham and olive oil.
Meat and poultry are the specialty of this region but if you're not in the mood for a big steak, it's common in Spain to share a series of small dishes instead of a main course.
Some popular local dishes worth trying are fried eggplant with molasses (berenjena frita en miel) and an egg and breadcrumb roll of pork loin wrapped with thinly sliced Spanish ham (flamenquin de Iberico) with homemade garlic mayonnaise.
Lunch options include outdoor tapas bars or more formal restaurants such as El Churrasco at Calle Romero 16. (www.elchurrasco.com)
Follow the menu suggestions of Pedro, the head waiter and entertaining showman. Start with a glass of Montilla-Moriles fino, a local aperitivo halfway between wine and sherry, before trying the smoked sardines on toast with guacamole and tomato jam (sardines guacamole caramel de tomate).
The kid goat or beef tenderloin (lomo de buey) goes down well with a glass of Ribero del Duero Torre de Golban (crianza). A good accompaniment could be sliced potatoes with egg and garlic (patatas a lo pobre) or white beans (habitas) in virgin olive oil with bits of ham and cooked in egg.
For dessert, the fried milk flambé with anise is a treat.
Priego de Cordoba, a 90-minute drive into the mountains southeast of Cordoba, is a picturesque town in a major olive oil region with half a dozen important mills, known as Al Masara in Arabic. (Map: goo.gl/maps/DJaPr)
Cordoba is proud of its olive oil and nowhere more so than Priego, which like wine has its own regional denomination and is considered the best in Spain.
This region of Andalusia also produces some fine white wines such as Barbarillo Castillo de San Diego.
Visits to the oil mills, as well as olive oil tastings, can be organized. The Al Masara Virgin del Carmen, owned by Manuel Montes Marin, has won a host of international awards for its oil. The most famous is Portico de la Villa, sold at gourmet stores across Europe, including Harrods in London.
The age of the olive trees varies from 40 to 200. The 16,000 trees are spread over 170 hectares (420 acres) and carefully spaced to provide enough soil to nourish each one, creating a dotted patchwork over the hillsides.
In Priego, be sure to visit the 16th century Baroque fountain pools set in a shady hollow just off the Calle Rio.
Take a walk through the Moorish old part of town, La Villa, where the walls are covered with hanging potted geraniums, or visit the Church of the Asuncion to see its Rococo chapel with a child in the middle bearing grapes and wheat.
The 15th century Church of the Virgin de la Aurora is worth seeing for its stunning altar, bathed in gold.
Zuheros, a winding 40-minute drive northwest of Priego, is one of the prettiest Spanish villages that are famous for white painted walls known as the "pueblos blancos".
An Arab castle with a 15th century Renaissance addition dominates the entrance to a mountainous gorge and olive groves spread out as far as the eye can see in the valley below.
Outdoor lunch options in Priego include the Rio Café in the Calle del Rio. The scrambled eggs with collard greens, shrimp and ham (revuelto de collejas) are a must.
Alternatively head over to La Fuente de Zagrilla restaurant in Zagrilla Alta, a small village on the outskirts of town.
If you are lucky, you will be attended by the larger-than-life owner Francisco Rojas, who is full of stories about local food. His thin, white garlic gazpacho zagrillero with almonds and apple bits and vinegar is a speciality.
Prepare yourself for the plata zagrillero, a meat eater's delight with sirloin steak (solomillo), chorizo and blood sausage (morcillo).
Rojas also boasts that his tasty, light cheesecake is the best in Europe - which may indeed be true. Or end the meal with a vanilla ice cream and raisin sorbet topped with Pedro Ximenez, an aged fino.
In the summer, a siesta is a good idea to get out of the sun for a while. There's no hurry to get back outside. In the summer months, the sun doesn't set until almost 10 p.m. and outdoor bars/cafés stay open until 2 or 3 a.m.
Have a local Alhambra beer at the Hostal Rafi, which also serves excellent Spanish ham with bread soaked in local extra virgin olive oil.
If you still have the energy, a good place to end the day is one of the local "peña" bars, where you can hear locals sing freestyle flamenco.
Editing by John O'Callaghan


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