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Biotin (Vitamin H)
As a water-soluble member of the B-complex family of vitamins, biotin is required for growth and metabolism in humans. Often referred to as vitamin H, biotin is found naturally in liver, kidney, soy flour, egg yolk, cereal grains, and yeast.
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In its physiologically active form, biotin is attached to the active site of four important carboxylase enzymes. The catalysis of fatty acid synthesis, gluconeogenesis, the metabolism of leucine (an essential amino acid), and the metabolism of cholesterol and odd-chain fatty acids depend on vitamin H. Important in the treatment of diabetes mellitus, biotin stimulates the secretion of insulin, increases the synthesis of glycogen (the storage form of glucose), and may increase the utilization of glucose to synthesize fats, thereby lowering blood glucose levels. It appears also that biotin plays a major role in DNA replication and transcription, as well as with the creation of antibodies and the metabolism of niacin (vitamin B-3). Interestingly, in the normal gut fauna of the human colon, the bacteria are capable of synthesizing their own biotin. However, it has not yet been determined how much biotin the host human can absorb from the commensal microorganisms.
Although biotin deficiencies are rare, prolonged intravenous feeding without biotin supplements or prolonged consumption of raw egg whites may result in hair loss, a scaly red rash, depression, and hallucinations. Avidin, an egg white protein, binds available biotin, preventing its absorption, unless the eggs are cooked and the protein is denatured. Biotin deficiencies can also be caused by two different inherited enzyme disorders, which can be countered by high-dose supplementations (40 to 100 milligrams biotin per day). Most recently, pregnant and nursing mothers have been advised to ensure proper addition of biotin (at least 30 micrograms daily) in their diets because the rapidly dividing cells of the developing fetus depletes biotin supplies, and deficiencies may cause birth complications and defects.
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Wednesday, January 23, 2013
I Dip, You Dip, We Dip
4 comments:
- Eric Pepple said...
I want all of these dips at my Super Bowl Party...No calorie left behind...Thanks for sharing!
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- January 23, 2013 at 4:10 PM
- Joy Bee said...
Your title hooked me :) I like your collection of dips too. Pinned.
- January 23, 2013 at 5:04 PM
- Faith said...
Oooh, I forgot about the buffalo chicken dip! Thanks for the reminder! I just might decide to blow everyone away this year.
- January 23, 2013 at 9:47 PM
- Adam said...
I've made all but the hummus. The spinach artichoke dip was fantastic. The buffalo chicken dip is a definite step up from all the other buffalo chicken dip recipes that call shredded poached chicken, or worse canned chicken (I couldnt tell a major difference between blue cheese and ranch). and the clams casino dip got RAVE reviews, but I felt like I couldnt taste the bacon or the pepper and clam juice mixture. I think the lemon juice overpowered it. next time I will use half the lemon juice it called for (but I wouldn't use 0 lemon juice).
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We have two different valentines to hand out, as we have our preschool circle group, as well as our home school playgroup to exchange with, and some of the kids overlap.
We found this neat printable graphic and paired it with homemade star crayons, using this tutorial and a star silicone ice cube tray. Eleanore also heart-stamped some cardstock with a toilet paper tube folded into a heart shape and I sewed little coloring books with her drawings as the cover and copy paper to color on.
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Welcome to Flashback Friday [1], a weekly feature devoted to the 20th anniversary of the 1986 World Champion New York Mets.
Twenty years, 43 Fridays. This is one of them.
Has there ever been a more eventful first week of a Mets season than 2006? The first week isn't even over yet and we've already seen…
• A bang-bang play that decided the Opener called incorrectly in our favor
• A game-ending play that sealed the Opener called incorrectly in our favor
• A new rightfielder set a team record for most hits at the start of a Met career
• A rookie righthander flirt with a no-hitter
• A game get away from the new high-priced closer two days after he closed successfully
• A dust-up arise from the music the closer enters games to
• A dust-up arise from Mets pitchers dusting Nationals hitters
• A pair of fantastic plays from the great-gloved second baseman.
• A whole lot of nothing from the hapless-hitting second baseman.
• A couple of no-doubt dingers from the imported first baseman.
• A stream of ill-mannered boos for the centerfielder.
• A vengeful sit from the centerfielder who refused a curtain call for his home run
• A veteran of veterans pushing the centerfielder to bow
• A hyped third baseman living up to his pub
• A speedy shortstop reminding us why he was hyped
• A return to apparent health by the ace
• A brand new network, for better or worse
• A brand new ballpark, for better, most likely
And there's 159 more games of this? Wow!
The start to the 1986 season wasn't quite like 2006. The Mets won a game in Pittsburgh and then were postponed by weather. Then they went to Philly and won. Then they lost (ugly). Then they lost again. The Mets returned home 2-2.
The second week of the 1986 season then proceeded to be at least a little like 2006. There was hype, there was setback, there was controversy, there was overreaction. The resulting mishegas wasn't as sprawling as this week's has been (unless Jesse Orosco was nailed for stealing "Jesse's Girl" from Dave Righetti), but it was tangible.
And it all boiled down to one game, the Home Opener on Monday, April 14 against the Cardinals.
You can understand how that would be big. Home Opener, sure. But the Cardinals magnified it. You'll remember the Cardinals from such films as If We're Pond Scum, What Are They?; I Don't Know What I Ever Saw In Herr…Or Herzog; and Beat Me In St. Louis. The 1985 season didn't technically die at Busch Stadium but it was memorably and irrevocably kicked into a casket there that October 3.
That was all history by April 14. It was too recent to be ancient, but we figured it was time to render it irrelevant. Yes, the Cardinals would be our fierce rivals again. All their evildoers — Vince Coleman, Willie McGee, Tommie Herr, Jack Clark, Ozzie Smith, John Tudor, Danny Cox, Ken Dayley, Todd Worrell — were back for another session of torture. Only Mike Heath, catching, was new to the starting lineup and given his Yankee pedigree I could find something to hate in him, too. The White Rat was back with his lineup card and the whammy he seemed to hold over Davey Johnson. Ricky Horton was back and more prominent than ever. Ricky Horton was a lefty relief pitcher who grew up a Mets fan and grew into a Mets killer. He started three games in 1985, but Whitey gave him the ball on April 14 just because his rep was for giving us fits. Horton faced 16 Mets down the stretch in '85 from out of the pen and gave up but 3 walks (one intentional), 1 hit, 1 hit-by-pitch, 1 inherited runner scored, 0 earned runs. Now he was starting. What a rodenty move.
We started Dwight Gooden. Gooden vs. Horton. It shouldn't have been a fair fight. But it was. (Curse you, fairness.)
To insinuate myself into this showdown, this was the first year I was home in New York for the beginning of a baseball season since I had been in high school. I was still kind of floating around without enough to do as a freelance writer, which is significant to our story because, 1) I was technically available to watch the game; and 2) I wasn't as available as I liked because as a freelance writer just starting out in 1985, I realized I owed the government a few bucks.
Yes, it was April 14. That meant in addition to trying to focus on the Mets and the Cardinals, I'd be attempting to take care of the needs of the Internal Revenue Service (and their pals in Albany).
Any responsible person would have gotten started way sooner than the day before taxes were due. Count me out, then. To this day, I have an allergy to taking care of pressing matters in anything beyond a barely timely fashion, particularly if faceless bureaucrats are going to shake me down. So Monday, April 14, the day before April 15, would see me racing all around Nassau County to libraries, post offices and government buildings searching for the right forms to account for a self-employed (underemployed, really) practitioner who had changed residences from a non-income tax state to one with…and whaddaya mean I was supposed to be making estimated payments?
It was all new and daunting to me. But at least I had a Walkman on WHN to keep me company at my various stops once I dragged myself away from the television.
47,752 people more responsible than me were at Shea and had to be pleased with Doctor K. He was pretty much his usual (which is to say 1985) self, giving up nothing but a double to Smith in the first three innings. Of course, Horton of Poughkeepsie was similarly impenetrable. We nicked him for a run in the third (and I mean nicked — it took two walks, a sac bunt, another walk and a sac fly), but he was essentially Goodenesque. Or Gooden was Hortonian. Ricky, who would leave the Redbird rotation after April and not reappear within its feathery confines until August, went seven, giving up two hits and no more runs. Doc lasted eight, striking out five, walking one, surrendering five hits and two runs, the second of them manufactured Whiteyball-style on a hit-and-run single to 1985 Met spare part Clint Hurdle. Rodent!
Ricky Horton had outpitched Dwight Gooden in the Home Opener of the year we were supposed to ditch the Cardinals. And I was bouncing from Long Beach to Rockville Centre to Hempstead to Mineola in search of forms, stamps and bucks. It was the fifth game of the season and I was frazzled already.
I learned ATM kiosks interfere with AM reception that day as I tried to follow the ninth inning in which the Mets would attempt to come from behind to, if you can believe this, take the Doctor off the hook. It worked, in its way.
With Dayley pitching, Teufel, who hadn't shown a whole lot in his introduction to us as the platoon 2B, walked. Keith up next. Keith does good things, right? Not so much this time. He forced Teufel at second. So now it's Mex on first as the potential tying run.
But wait! Davey is determined to manage, pinch-running Wally Backman for Hernandez. Gary Thorne sounded disbelieving between the static and the beeps at Citibank. I trusted Davey. Wally's faster than Keith, right? I sure hope this pans out.
Worrell came on and Backman stole second. Mission accomplished! Well, partly accomplished. Carter walked. Darryl up, dangerous lefty versus hard-throwing righty (bet Herzog wished Dayley had stuck around; maybe not, given what Strawberry did to Dayley and that clock on 10/1/85). Darryl singled Backman home. We're tied! I shoved a receipt in my wallet and ran outside to hear more clearly. George Foster, who probably would have crushed the likes of Worrell's heat in his day, popped up. Howard Johnson, batting for Knight, grounded out.
Extra innings, tied at two. Better than a loss, but now Mex is out of the game. Teufel moves to first (can he play first?), HoJo, natch, to third. Things stay tied as McDowell pitches a second scoreless inning. But Worrell keeps bringing it, dammit. From the bottom of the tenth to the top of the twelfth, runners get on for both sides, but nobody scores.
I'm in a post office somewhere in Nassau County when, in the bottom of the twelfth, Jesse is due up third. He's not gonna bat. You can't send a pitcher up in extra innings. So, with two outs, Davey looks down his bench and pinch-hits…
…Rick Aguilera?
Yes, Rick Aguilera. We'd heard this might happen, for this is 1986, the year of the 24-man roster, the byproduct of some desperate negotiating between the players and the owners to wriggle out from the strike that briefly paused baseball the previous summer. I don't remember what the players got in return but they allowed the owners a gentlemen's agreement. Twenty-five man rosters would be the legal limit, but everybody would be on their honor and go with 24. (This lasted, I think, until 1989.)
Mets pitchers were always hyped for their ability to swing the bat. Nobody was better at it than Doc, but Doc was gone, baby. Rick Aguilera was the next best option since Davey didn't want to burn his backup catcher, Barry Lyons, as a PH. It was unorthodox, but this was the Mets and Cardinals in extra innings, so really it was par for the course.
Aguilera walked, so Davey was a genius. And he's a fucking Rhodes Scholar when a wild pitch advances Aggie to second. Now all we need is a base hit by Lenny Dykstra off of Pat Perry. I lingered at the post office, figuring there might have been some luck in there. C'mon, this would be perfect, a Home Opener win in twelve innings with a pitcher scoring the deciding run.
Too perfect. Lenny flied out. Screw you, Pat Perry.
We had used our future Hall of Fame starter and our two firemen through twelve. It's the thirteenth. I'm racing home to catch the rest on TV. But I could've lingered over 1040s for all it mattered, because Randy Niemann pitched next. And when Randy Niemann pitched, hitters heard "NEXT!" Sure enough, our situational lefty created a situation, giving up a single to McGee and bunt to Herr that moved McGee to second and got his own sorry ass to first. Niemann, who was also a poor fielder, was replaced by the utterly superfluous Bruce Berenyi. He walked Jack Clark.
Bases loaded, nobody out, we're down to a starter who hasn't pitched since sometime in spring training. It would take a miracle to get out of this.
And we almost received one. Tito Landrum hit a very calm bouncer to HoJo at third. If he picks it up, he's got a legitimate shot at throwing home to retire McGee, and then Carter can go to first. Suddenly we're looking at two outs and a chance to get out of this.
But HoJo wasn't looking at anything. He took his eye off the ball. Or focused it toward home. Whatever he was seeing, it wasn't helpful. The ball skipped under his glove and into left. Cardinals 4 Mets 2. The crowd, on the edge of its seats for about four hours by now, treated Howard Johnson as if he were a well-compensated centerfielder who hadn't gotten a hit in his first two games. That is to say he was booed to within an inch of his life. Don't tell me the Matsui/Graves/Julio/Beltran treatment is a new thing at Shea. Don't tell HoJo either, 'cause he heard it that day. Niemann took the loss, but Howard Johnson was made to feel like the real loser that day.
Boo to that now, boo to that then.
Two more runs would score and the Mets would do nothing in the bottom of the thirteenth, by which time I was home facing the self-congratulatory Cardinals on Channel 9 and my taxes for the rest of the night. St. Louis won 6-2. They now led the N.L. East with a commanding 5-1 record. The Mets were buried in a fourth-place tie with the Expos at 2-3. It was noted in the Daily News that the Mets were under .500 for the first time since the end of 1983, before Davey, before Doc, before HoJo.
What, you don't think it was too early to track the standings do you? There was no WFAN to slam the Mets after the game — only soothing country fare like "Bop" by Dan Seals as introduced by the lovely Sheila York on flagship WHN — but full-scale panic was mounting. The evening news reports shook their collective heads at what trouble the Mets were in. The back pages took them to task. If there were an Internet, it would have sprouted firedavey.com. And with monsoons settling over New York and wiping out the next two Mets-Cards death matches, that 2-3, like Willie McGee, just grew uglier and uglier. I saw a wire-service story that referred to us as "the fading Mets." Overrated might have been mentioned as well.
The rain would let up by week's end. And tunes would change.


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In case you needed another battery app for your Windows Phone 8 device, Battery Pro+, a new and free app will get the job done. What's real interesting about this sharply designed utility is that it is evidently sponsored by Nokia (though not exclusive to their Lumias).
Battery Pro+ is actually listed under Wunderman Polska, a third party developer agency that evidently Nokia Poland has hired to make this app and a few other utilities, including a leveler, flashlight and stopwatch. The main screen though proudly boasts "Powered by Nokia" and under the About screen, you can find an email with an @nokia-services.pl address and a "prepared by Nokia" entry.
So how is Battery Pro+? For free, it's not too bad. It boasts the deep blue color associated with Nokia and their traditional design for utility apps. While it doesn't vaunt a ton of features, it does the basics right.
Features include
- Check the battery status in percentage
- Check the hourly power usage
- Check the time left for the battery to discharge
- Range of battery usage (in the last 48h)
The Live Tile, updated every 30 minutes (OS limitation) looks clean and sharp like the main app itself and the info presented appears to be accurate. You also have shortcuts to settings for cellular, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth for easy toggling. Other than that, there's not too much else to say about it.
You can pick up Battery Pro+ by Nokia here in the Store. All Windows Phone 8 devices (incl. 512MB). Free.
If you're looking for something more comprehensive, you can check out the excellent Battery Performance app.
via: The Handheld Blog; Thanks also to halamadrid, Alberto M. and Josh H., for the tips


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Private Sewers
The following video gives a general overview of the sewer transfer:
In autumn last year, water and sewage companies in the UK became responsible for private sewers, which were formerly the sole responsibility of property owners.
This meant the ownership and maintenance of private sewers was transferred, bringing peace of mind and clarity regarding ownership.
Not all private pipes were included though. There are certain cases where property owners remain responsible for the sections of pipe between the buildings and the transferred private sewer or lateral drain.
Due to the way the sewers and drains are connected, the way you're affected by the transfer depends on the type of property you currently reside in.
You are still responsible for any domestic plumbing and for the section of pipe leading to the newly transferred sewer.
If you experience a problem with a sewer pipe or drain, simply carry out the following steps as it's important that you try and identify where the problem is:
- If you have a shared sewer, try asking your neighbours if they are experiencing problems.
- If they aren't, it's more than likely that the problem is on your section of pipe or waste plumbing, meaning you will need to resolve it yourself.
- If your neighbours do have a problem, it may be in a shared section of pipe.
Some properties are connected to a private pumping station before they connect onto the main sewer network.
It's likely you will know this already if this is the case.
Examples of these situations include small housing developments, remote farms or small business parks.
The Government plans to transfer the ownership of these pumping stations to water companies on by October 2016.
Until this time, the owner(s) of the pumping station will continue to be responsible for its maintenance and repair.
For FAQ'S and the source of the above information see Thames Water:


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znarf303 needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 215 designs submitted by 82 freelance designers.
We need a fresh & memorable logo for a community news website called bnews.com.
The design should be crisp, clean & professional with a splash of fun and with the emphasize on the text "bnews".
Dear Ladies & Gentlemen:
Bnews.com is an interactive blog/news platform serving local communities. The Bnews.com website is still under development, but our goal is to be the primary place for people to contribute, discover and share thier local community news.
We are looking for unique, clever logo to establish our brand. The logo needs to be fresh with a clean Web 2.0 design. We 're open to all original ideas, colors and fonts.
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- The letters - bnews - should be prominent and easily read
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Montclair State, 13
Farmingdale State, 12
Farmingdale, N.Y. - Farmingdale State fell 13-12 to Montclair State today in Skyline Conference men's lacrosse action in Farmingdale, N.Y. The Rams drop to 3-6 overall, 3-1 in the Skyline, while the Red Hawks improve to 4-3 overall, 3-1 in the conference,
At the half, the score was tied 5-5 and Montclair scored four straight in the third period to take the 9-5 lead off two goals each by senior John Della Pesca (Fair Lawn, N.J./Fair Lawn) and sophomore Mario Passafiume (Boonton, N.J./Mountain Lakes). Farmingdale cut the score to 9-7 before the start of the fourth with goals from freshman Jon Trama (North Babylon, N.Y./North Babylon) and junior Jeremy Goohs (Merrick, N.Y./Calhoun).
In the final period, the Rams offset another two goals by the Red Hawks to make it 11-10 on two goals from senior Ryan LaFlare (Lindenhurst, N.Y./Lindenhurst), one goal from sophomore Anthony Jacobi (Jericho, N.Y./Syosset) and two assists from sophomore Kevin Sharkey (Bellmore, N.Y./Mepham). Montclair junior Bryan Klimchak (Clark, N.J./AL Johnson) responded with the final two goals and the eventual game-winner for a 13-11 advantage. Jacobi and LaFlare added another goal each but time ran out before Farmingdale could complete the comeback.
Senior goalkeeper Kevin Winters (Baldwin, N.Y./Baldwin) made 17 saves in defeat for Farmingdale State. Montclair sophomore goalkeeper Thomas Bowers (Hamburg, N.J./Pope John XVIII) finished with 21 stops for the victory.
LaFlare led the Rams with four goals, while junior Joe Meola (Rocky Point, N.Y./Rocky Point) finished with five assists.
Farmingdale State will travel to face Maritime College in another conference game on Wednesday, April 4th at 7:00 p.m.


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An 8-0 run to start the game set the stage for Lipscomb's 71-56 victory over SavannahState Monday night on the road inSavannah, Ga., at Tiger Arena. It was the fourth consecutive victory for the Bisons.
"I told the players that as bad as we were offensively I was very proud we have won the last two games on the road," said Lipscomb coach Scott Sanderson. "It's very difficult to win on the road no matter where you are playing.
The Bisons have a 3-2 edge over SavannahState in the series, including an 83-64 victory at Allen Arena on Nov. 23. This was the first time the Bisons have won at Savannah State.
Cameron Robinson and Shaun Durant each had eight rebounds for the Bisons. Durant led the Bisons in scoring with 20 points, a personal season-high
SavannahState answered with a 7-0 run. They would twice cut the lead to one, but they never led and never tied the score.
The Bisons played a solid first half, adding to the scoring advantage until they led by 17 at 33-16, their largest margin of the half, on a field goal by Cameron Robinson.
The Bisons led by 14 points at half-time at 33-19. In the first game against SavannahState on Nov. 23 the Bisons also led by 14 at the half, holding a 37-23 advantage.
In the second half the Bisons jumped out to a 40-21 lead, their biggest advantage of the game at 19 on a shot by Matt Jarboe.
SavannahState cut the Bisons lead to 12 points, but they could not sustain that momentum. The Bisons roared back, sparked by Jason Guyette who came off the bench to hit a pair of 3-pointers. The second 3-pointer at11:55 gave the Bisons a 47-29 lead.
Guyette went to the free throw line at11:18 and hit them both to give the Bisons a 49-29 edge.
Eddie Ard's field goal gave the Bisons a 51-29 lead with5:12 left in the game.
The Bisons would keep a 20-point advantage for most of the second half, but did watch the lead slip to 15 at one point.
Both Ard and Brandon Hartwell were limited in their playing time after both were hit with three fouls apiece in the first half. Ard fouled out of the game.
The Bisons shot 50 percent from the field. They held SavannahState to 31.5 percent shooting from the field. The Bisons also out-rebounded Savannah state 42-29.
The Bisons return home Saturday to play NichollsState at 7.
"I like the focus of this team," Sanderson said. "We'll continue to work and get better."


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Text sig (simple)
Dan asked me how to do this a while back and this is a simple version. BB2W has a more complex version, but this can give you a basic idea of how to get it done.
- Start with a new canvas (500 x 125) and a transparent background.
- You need a nice fat font (sorry TG, monotype corsiva wont work! ). The one I used is called Impact.
- Set the size to 72, color: black, all caps, anti-alaising: sharp and type what you want.
- Now you need to 'fatten' the text. Edit -> transform -> scale. Move your text to the bottom left and drag the top right grab handle to stretch it.
- I didn't like how far apart the letters were so I adjusted the tracking
- Here's where you can do what you want. You can add as many images as you want, but for the 'simple tut, I'm using just one. Use an image that will at the bare minimum fill the width of the text. To see where you image 'fills,' just make your text the top layer and your image(s) under it.
- Once you have it how you like it, CTRL + Click the text layer. You have to CTRL + Click here (you will see a hand w/the marquee around it.
You will now have your text marquee'd on your sig. So make sure you are on you image layer, not the text layer and do a select -> inverse (CTRL + Shift + I), then edit -> clear (or hit backspace). Hide your text layer by clicking the eye and viola.
- Now to spice it up a tad. CTRL + Click the text layer again. After that layer is has the marquee around it, click the 'add new layer button.' Then do an edit -> stroke. 2px, outside, color (your choice.. I used black).
- On your stroke layer, Bring up the blending options menu and make your settings like this.
Color Overlay..
- On your image layer, give it this style..
- Still doesn't have enough 'depth.' So make another new layer and stick it in between the stroke layer and the image layer. Grab your elipse tool and make an oval like so.. (make sure you stretch your canvas so you can make a big oval)
Fill that selection with white, then make the opacity 35%. CTRL + Click your text layer once again (which should still be hidden), and make sure you are on your elipse layer. Once you have the marquee around it, select -> inverse then edit -> clear. (this removes the elipse that you don't want.
- Lastly
(option #1), you can create another layer and fill the entire thing with white, then move it to the bottom to serve as your BG. Works well with forum BG's that are white, gives it that transparent look. File -> save as.. .jpg... DONE!
(option #2), delete the original text layer so you only have 3 layers.. (the stroke, the elipse and the image layers). Do a layer -> merge visible. Add a new layer and fill it with white and make it the bottom layer. Nudge your merged layer up a bit so its about 5 px from the top edge. Then give that layer a drop shadow...
Make sure your shadow doesn't go beyond the canvas size and adjust accordingly by moving the text layer or adjusting your shadow settings.
File -> save as -> .jpg... DONE!
Option #1 final result
Option #2 final result
(option #3), If you've done the text how you want it, but you don't want the white BG, try this..
- Assuming you've done/finished option #1, resize your canvas by doing image -> canvas size, change the height to pixels and make it 150. Delete the white BG layer, make a new layer and fill it with black. Move it to the bottom so its your background.
- make another layer and make it the very top layer, do a select -> all, then an edit -> stroke (inside, 1px, color yellow).
- Click the move tool and move your text up, until there is about a 1 or 2 pixel space between the text and border. You have to give the text a black border cause there are white parts that show now since we are using the black BG. So bring up your blending options box and give it a 2 px black stroke set to center.
- Then duplicate the text layer (drag that layer into the add new layer button) and do an edit -> transform -> flip vertically.
- Use that move tool again to move the upside down text so it sits below the other text. Your layers and sig should look like this. (I renamed my layers so you can see whats what).
- make a new layer in between your two text layers Make sure your upside down text is ABOVE the newly created layer and click to select it. Then do a CTRL + E to merge those two layers together (you rasterized it so you can feather it in the next step.. the stroke is still there, but merged).
- Now lets make it look reflective. Do an edit -> select all and then click the marquee tool so you can move the marquee. Move it to about here.. (you can use the arrows on your keyboard to move the marquee or drag it with your mouse.)
- Do a select -> feather, radius 10. Then hit backspace on your keyboard. CTRL + D to deselect the text and finally set that layers opacity to about 50%.
- Still on the upside down text layer, do a filter -> blur -> gaussian blur, radius 1.0.
File -> save as .jpg... DONE!
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John Woods needed a new stationery design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 21 designs submitted by 12 freelance designers.
This is a initial form letter to a marketing campaign, we will need to change the text in the middle of the letter, but the letter format needs to remain in tact. We need some new graphics our logo put onto this form letterhead. IF YOU NEED ADDITIONAL MARKETING COLLATERAL PLEASE VIEW OUR OTHER CONTEST AT: http://99designs.com/contests/19668
We are a technology firm and we consult with other companies and handle their IT needs. So this is a high technology piece. What we need is a letter / marketing piece that we can send out to our clients. So there is clearly some graphical work that needs to be done on the top portion of the letter and also at the bottom of the letter, and there needs to be plenty of space in the middle to type out the letter. I will upload a template/sample of what I am talking about, but keep in mind that our logo/marketing collateral is totally different as this is a different company.
- Very Professional and clean.
- Very readable/presentable.
- Nice fonts.
- Custom graphic banner at the top of the letterhead
- Custom graphic banners at the bottom of the letterhead
- It would be really nice if this could be setup in MS Word so that we had complete control over the content in the middle of the letter.
- We need all of the source image files.
- We also need the source MS word template file.
- Nothing too gimicky...
- These letters will go to professional firms such as accountants, lawyers, doctors, so it must be very professional and clean.


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Special equipment: Oven-proof splatter screen
Preheat oven to 500 degrees F.
In a medium saute pan over medium-high heat, heat olive oil and add mushrooms and garlic. Season mushrooms with kosher salt and cook until mushrooms release their juices and begin to brown, about 6 to 8 minutes.
Lightly dust work surface with flour and roll dough into a circle, about 10 inches in diameter and about 1/2-inch thick.
Place dough on an oven-proof splatter screen and gently spread with a thin layer of tomato sauce, leaving a 1/2-inch border along the edge. Top the dough with mozzarella, mushroom mixture, and sopressata. Sprinkle the pizza with red pepper flakes. Bake until cheese has melted and the bottom of the crust is brown and crispy, about 12 to 15 minutes. Serve immediately.
In a small mixing bowl, whisk together yeast, warm water, sugar and olive oil. Let sit for about 3 minutes to fully dissolve and activate the yeast.
In a large mixing bowl, whisk together flour and salt.
With a rubber spatula, gradually mix the yeast mixture into the flour until just combined and dough barely holds together. Turn the dough out onto a clean counter surface dusted with flour.
Knead the dough with flour-dusted hands until the dough has become smooth and elastic, about 10 minutes. The surface should be tight and silky and bounce back slightly when pressed. Lightly grease a large mixing bowl with olive oil and place the dough in it.
Cover the bowl tightly with plastic wrap and set in a warm place to rise until doubled in size, 1 to 2 hours.
Once doubled, punch the dough down and divide it into 2 equal pieces. Knead each 1 slightly to form a uniform ball. Set aside and cover them with a kitchen towel or plastic wrap to rest for 30 minutes.
Dough can be made the day before and refrigerated overnight once it is divided. Keep covered tightly in plastic wrap or in a sealed food storage bag. Sauce can be made ahead of time and kept covered in the refrigerator for up to 3 days or frozen for up to 3 months.


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I found about about UNITEC-1 via Southgate ARC. Interesting but there seemed to be long time until launch (20 May maybe).
Discussed the UNITEC-1 tracking with Scott OZ2ABA. We are considering and we will look for LNCs.
Kuhne has several LNCs for the 5.8 GHz band that cover the whole band from 5.6 to 5.9 GHz:
- KU LNC 5659 C PRO converts down to 400-700 MHz
- MKU LNC 57-3 converts down to 1.4-1.7 GHz
The first option is probably better due to lower cable losses – we have about 40 meters cable from the antenna feed to the control room.
Email from Mineo Wakita JE9PEL on AMSAT BB noting that the PLANET-C and UNITEC-1 launch date is now set for 17 May 2010 21:44:14 UTC. Time to get C-band gear ready!
Official kick-off. At the AMSAT OZ meeting today we agreed to proceed with the project and to inquire about the KU LNC 5659 C PRO down.converter. The LNC will be the property of AMSAT OZ. Using the 400-700 MHz version of the LNC we can use the existing cable going between the tower and the control room. First we try without any buffer amp between the LNC and receiver.
Sent inquiry to Kuhne.
Ordered KU LNC 5659 C PRO down-converter.
Made the first blog post about the project.
Received the LNC. Visual inspection OK, see video on YouTube or Ustream. Added photos to Picasa album.
- Made blog post about LNC.
- Brief chat with OZ2ABA about tracking accuracy we can achieve:
- Hydraulic drive has optical encoders with resolution 0.05°. Az encoder connected, El encoder is not connected.
- Temp stability of LNC: Measure temp profile in lab and equip LNC box with a thermometer
- USRP: Use 10MHz Rb reference as input to 64MHz signal generator.


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mignonne needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 98 designs submitted by 15 freelance designers.
Bluebeat Street dance. "Capture the beat, dance the street"
Inspired by the late Michael Jackson, I have started a Street Dance school for 12- 16 year olds.
Like most inner city's, there's not a great deal for kids to do. Street dance gives 12-16 year olds a chance to be inspired, be creative, keep fit and make friends.
Branding and identity. Totally free to be creative but please pick up on the following key words:
Street Dance, Cool, Funky, Old school, inner city.
Im after a logo "Blue Beat" followed by stationary which will be briefed to the successful designer once the logo is complete. The Strap line for the company is "Capture the beat, dance the street". This should be incorporated into the logo but also the logo must stand alone
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TURN BACK THE CLOCK – 1936 park
As part of the new look of www.AllstateSugarBowl.org, the website's history section has been greatly expanded. The history section includes many stories that highlight the rich tradition from the first 76 years of the Classic, including stories on No. 1 teams and Heisman Trophy winners, a ranking of the top Sugar Bowls of all-time, photo galleries of the game's Most Valuable Players and all of the game program covers, as well as recaps and statistics from each game. The site's history section will continue to expand and this week, the Allstate Sugar Bowl turns back the clock 75 years to 1936 as it upgrades the basic recap for that season to a full story about what is considered one of the best touchdown-less games in college football history. LSU and TCU battled back and forth in a mud bowl at Tulane Stadium, but a field goal by the Horned Frogs one-upped the LSU safety in a 3-2 contest.
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The Nissan Rogue, a four-seat compact crossover sport utility vehicle (SUV), debuted in 2007 for the 2008 model year at the North American International Auto Show in Detroit, Michigan.
The Rogue uses the same platform as the Kia Sentra. This benefits ride quality, as the vehicle's long-travel suspension soaks up bumps and road imperfections easily. The Rogue also stays stable and quiet at speed. In 2010, the Nissan Rogue received the Consumer's Digest Best Buy Award, and it received the highest safety rating of five stars from the United States National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. Unfortunately, on the heels of receiving such honors, Nissan had to execute a recall of 7365 units of the 2011 Rogue for the improper installation of the electronic power steering assist units.
Nissan Motor Company, based in Japan, first began in 1914 under the Datsun name. Datsun serves as an acronym for the partners' names: Kenjiro Den, Rokuro Aoyama, and Meitaro Takeuchi (DAT). The first DAT trucks served the military from 1918 to 1926, when the military market began to slow down. DAT merged with Jitsuyo Motors in 1926, and when DAT came out with a new car in 1931, it used the name Datsun (meaning DAT's son). Nissan took control of DAT Motors in 1933, and the Nissan name incorporated a new company in 1934. The first Rogue appeared from 1966 to 1969 as an American Motors car for the nameplate of its Rambler American top trim convertible and performance models.
The Nissan Rogue enjoys popularity with female consumers. Nissan discovered that women tend to gravitate toward the Rogue because it drives more like a car than a truck and maneuvers easily. It shows off a curvy and sleek body style and offers enough room for two children to sit in the back and not feel cramped. The rear cargo area can haul family beach or picnic gear, and it has auxiliary audio inputs to connect iPods or MP3 players.
It also gets good fuel economy for a truck, averaging 23/28 mpg city/highway for the two-wheel drive version. Nissan also recognizes safety to be an important factor when choosing a vehicle, so it equips the Nissan Rogue with six airbags, traction control, four-wheel disc brakes with brake assist, and an automatic braking system. The controls operate easily and the dashboard has an intuitive layout.
The Rogue looks a bit more refined than some of the other crossovers on the market. Nissan has taken care to use good materials and solid manufacturing to assemble its cars, resulting in a line of reliable, capable machines.
The 2012 Nissan Rogue offers the S and SV trim levels. Both trims share the same standard equipment, which includes a tilt steering wheel, cruise control, full power accessories, side curtain airbags, folding side mirrors, anti-lock brakes, and stability and traction controls. Both models offer either front drive or all-wheel drive.
For 2012, Nissan adds an optional Around-View Monitor System, which allows drivers to view the front and rear of the car via a monitor and four cameras that sit on the front, rear, and both side mirrors. This enables drivers to better navigate space when parallel parking or moving through tight spaces. The addition of the camera system makes the 2012 Nissan Rogue the first crossover SUV to offer this technology.
The Nissan Rogues comes equipped with a 2.5-liter, four-cylinder engine that produces 170 horsepower at 175 lb-ft of torque. The standard transmission remains the continuously variable transmission (CVT). This car can sprint from zero to 60 mph in 8.6 seconds. The interior features comfortable seats, but they do not slide or recline. The cabin uses good-quality materials. The controls in the center stack have an intuitive layout and seem easy to see and operate. The 60/40-split rear seat increases the cargo area from a paltry 28.9 cubic feet to 59.7 cubic feet when folded flat. Folding down the front passenger seat creates a storage length of 8.5 feet, which easily accommodates long items like ladders.
The Nissan Rogue debuted in 2007 for the 2008 model year. From 2007 to 2012, it received several design tweaks to the interior, and Nissan changed trim levels and options packages. The 2011 model year saw the unveiling of the special Krom Edition, which adds a unique grille design, 18-inch, alloy wheels, satellite radio, privacy glass, fog lamps, and a center-exit, sport-tuned exhaust to the S trim. The CVT also has a new sport mode with the Krom Edition.
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The Nissan Rogue belongs to the increasingly crowded marketplace of compact crossover vehicles, making it a challenge for designers to distinguish one model from the rest of the pack.
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After being refreshed in 2011, the Rogue adds a Special Edition model for 2012, along with new content for the different option packages. A new "Sport Mode" switch has been added to all models while new 17-inch wheels come on the SV and 16-inch aluminum-alloy wheels come with the Special Edition. The Around View Monitor has been added onto the SL Package making the Rogue the first non-luxury vehicle in the U.S. to offer this.
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Bringing a more upscale look to the 2011 Nissan Rogue may have been intentional in order to bring a closer resemblance to its fancier brother, the Murano, but the Rogue is actually based on the humble Sentra sedan.
2010 Nissan Rogue
The Krom model joins the Rogue lineup, adding unique 17-inch aluminum wheels with 225/60 tires, a new front fascia with integrated fog lamps, rear privacy glass, a body-color rear spoiler, and center-mounted exhaust. Based on the Rogue S, the Krom can be equipped with either front- or all-wheel drive, and is available in red, black, and gray paint schemes.
2009 Nissan Rogue
The 2009 Nissan Rogue is a pleasingly-styled SUV crossover, and although it is more compact than other models on the market, it does have a lot to offer.
2008 Nissan Rogue
The all-new 2008 Nissan Rogue is a stylish little crossover that provides plenty of comfort and convenience for those who don't need a maximum amount of utility.


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Caramel Corn Clusters (Adapted from Gourmet)
2 tablespoons canola oil
1/3 cup popcorn kernels
8 tablespoons (1/2 cup or 1 stuck) unsalted butter
1 1/2 cups packed brown sugar
1/2 cup brown rice syrup or light corn syrup
1 teaspoon salt
1 teaspoon vanilla
1/2 teaspoon baking soda
5 ounces (roughly 1 generous cup) salted peanuts
In a large, heavy saucepan, add oil and 3 popcorn kernels - cover pot and place over medium heat until you hear one kernel pop. Quickly remove the lid and add remaining kernels - re-cover the pot, leaving the lid slightly ajar, and cook, shaking pan frequently, until kernels stop popping, about 3 minutes. Remove from the heat and uncover. Place popcorn in a large bowl and remove any unpopped kernels.
In a large heavy pot, melt butter over medium heat. Stir in brown sugar and brown rice syrup - cook until the mixture comes to a boil, constantly stirring to dissolve the sugar. When it comes to a boil, stop stirring and cook syrup until a candy thermometer registers 295 degrees, about 8 to 10 minutes. Remove from the heat.
Using a wooden spoon, stir salt, vanilla and baking soda into the syrup, then quickly, but carefully, stir in peanuts and popcorn to coat. Immediately spread mixture onto a large baking sheet coated with nonstick spray, spreading caramel corn as thinly and evenly as possible. Set aside and allow to cool completely before breaking into bite-sized clusters.
Makes about 10 to 12 cups.
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text: AP Ethanol Report: 'It's Just Not True' November 12, 2013 05:33 AM Tweet TAGS: Marketing, Overseas December 18, 2014 By Jen Russell AgWeb Product & Project Manager Email "The hills of southern Iowa bear the scars of America's push for green energy: The brown gashes where rain has washed away the soil. The polluted streams that dump fertilizer into the water supply. ... It wasn't supposed to be this way." So begins a recent report by the Associated Press that has the ethanol industry on the defensive. (Click here to read the full report.) The report, released for print publication Nov. 12, criticizes the ethanol industry as being damaging to the environment and points a finger at the Obama administration for supporting ethanol as a form of green energy. The AP report says that more farmers are growing corn for ethanol, and thus are plowing up conservation land and virgin prairies while the nitrogen runoff from fertilizer is polluting streams. The report has, understandably, drawn strong reactions from the ethanol industry. The report prompted the Renewable Fuels Association to put together a fact sheet refuting many of the claims made by the Associated Press. And Ag Secretary Tom Vilsack told the Des Moines Register that "there are a number of inaccuracies and errors in that article." "Let's talk about the suggestion that we have 5 million fewer acres in conservation than when I became secretary," Vilsack told the Register. "That is not true." (Click here to read what people are saying on social media.) But now, some who were quoted in the AP report are saying that they were misled and misrepresented. Leroy Perkins, a Wayne County, Iowa, farmer who is featured in the report, said he was led to believe that the story would be about absentee landowners and the economic impact they have on his home county. "My understanding was they were going to touch on the water issues with our Rathburn Lake watershed, but they were leaning more, in Wayne County, toward the absentee landlowners that were out of state," he told Fuels America, a renewable fuels advocacy coalition. "Not once was I led to believe that they were going to do a wham-bang on ethanol," Perkins said. "And so as I read this, I'm wondering, I'm looking at it saying, where are the oil companies in this?" Watch the full interview with Perkins: Bob Dinneen, president and CEO of the Renewable Fuels Association, told AgriTalk host Mike Adams, that he was disappointed in the report. "We spent a fair amount of time with this reporter trying to provide her with the facts and quite frankly, she didn't want to be persuaded by the facts. She ignored the facts," he said. Listen to Dinneen's full reaction on AgriTalk: The AP report claims that farmers have "filled in wetlands" and "plowed into pristine prairies" in order to grow more corn for ethanol. Dinneen contends that "It's just not true." "There's no question that there has been increased corn production," Dinneen said, but added that much of that production growth has come from increased yields and switching crop acres away from less profitable crops. "But those are marketplace responses that really do not have any kind of environmental impact." "The bottom line is, the Renewable Fuel Standard actually imposes a specific limit on the amount of land that can be used to produce renewable fuels, and we've never come close to that limit," he said. Dinneen said he thought the AP story was one-sided. "You absolutely need to have, as Paul Harvey would say, the rest of the story when evaluating this piece of nonsense," he said. Perkins, meanwhile, found the lack of representatives from the oil industry in the AP report a bit suspect. He said the oil industry has a hard enough time keeping up with production with the 10% ethanol mandate. "I believe that ethanol is a wonderful product because it doesn't harm the environment itself. I love ethanol, always have. But what they don't say here is that if we lose that 10% ethanol, and go back to our regular petroleum, how are we going to produce that extra 10%? They can't do it now with 10% ethanol." Dinneen agrees. "You can't look at this in a vacuum. If you don't have ethanol, what are you going to have? More oil," he said. Back to news


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What do we really know about William Shakespeare? Apart from his writing (if it is, indeed, his writing), almost nothing. And what an unhappy thing that's been for scholars throughout the centuries.
But Charles Nicholl (British historian, biographer, and travel writer) seems quite cheerfully prepared to do much with little. One of the few solid sightings of Shakespeare in the public record (discovered only in 1909) is his appearance as a witness in a trial in 1612. There, Shakespeare gave testimony – and left behind the only words that we know are his outside of his literary output.
It's still not much. But in The Lodger Shakespeare: His Life on Silver Street, Nicholl joyously seizes on "this unexpected little window into Shakespeare's life" and turns it into an excuse for a guided tour of a tiny pocket of Shakespeare's experience.
The trial was, truly, much ado about nothing – except to those involved, a family of French immigrants named Mountjoy. They were squabbling over the question of a daughter's dowry. Shakespeare was once a boarder in the Mountjoy home and apparently (as a favor to Mrs. Mountjoy, the bride's mother and Shakespeare's landlady) had helped to persuade the Mountjoy's young live-in apprentice to marry Miss Mountjoy.
Those hoping that Shakespeare will turn out to be a star witness will be disappointed. The aggrieved son-in-law is in court because he claims the girl's father never followed through with a promised dowry of £60. Shakespeare, he says, knew of the promise because he had mentioned the dowry as an inducement to wed.
But Shakespeare says he doesn't remember the "porcion" discussed. He can only verify that he's known the family "for the space of tenne yeres or thereaboutes" and adds that he remembers the young son-in-law, Stephen Belott, as a "very good and industrious servant" who "did well and honestly behave himselfe."
And that's pretty much it. But Nicholl is tantalized by this glimpse of Shakespeare at age 40, "not from the viewpoint of literary greatness," but as he was seen as an ordinary citizen by other citizens around him. And so begins a merry chase – a sort of literary "CSI:" episode, buttressed by masses of research on Nicholl's part – after all we can learn about Shakespeare during the time he boarded with the Mountjoys (from about 1603 to 1605).
It's a bit like taking a tour of a dimly lit room with an extremely knowledgeable guide. There's almost nothing to see and yet it captivates nonetheless.
The Mountjoy's house on Silver Street no longer stands. (It was likely destroyed in the Great Fire of 1666.) Even Silver Street itself no longer exists. (German bombers destroyed it in the London Blitz of 1940.)
But Nicholl is able to capture glimpses of the neighborhood, "leafy ... with secretive walled gardens. Birdsong mingles with the noises of trade, the aroma of medicinal herbs vies with chimney-smoke, cooking-smells and cesspits."
He is also able to re-create the Mountjoys ("the industrious, quarrlesome, somewhat rackety family of immigrants with whom [Shakespeare] lodged") and the trade (the manufacturing of elaborate hats and wigs) that they brought with them from France. In their home was "the workshop with its wire-mills and twisting-wheels, and its clientele which included royalty and artistocracy as well as prostitutes and players."
Best of all, Nicholl gives us the context in which Shakespeare would have experienced all this – a London that was as sophisticated as it was squalid, and small enough that the outlines of Shakespeare's social network can be traced. (Here Nicholl is particularly knowledgeable – his other works include biographies of some Shakespeare contemporaries.)
Most of what Nicholl writes remains speculative – and yet it intrigues. A "Cordelia" (an unusual name at the time) was born around the corner in the time frame that Shakespeare worked on "King Lear." Might there be a connection?
Angelo's garden in "Measure for Measure" (another play dating from Shakespeare's Silver Street residency) is described as "circummur'd with brick,/ Whose western side is with a vineyard back'd" – much like the yards in the Mountjoy's neighborhood. Could Shakespeare's room have offered him such a view as he wrote?
"All's Well that Ends Well" (also from that period) features a young Frenchman pressed into marriage (not unlike Belott), while "King Lear" describes a daughter estranged from her father (as was the Mountjoy daughter after the squabble over her dowry). Was Shakespeare working from the world around him as wrote?
We'll never know and in truth it doesn't matter. And yet somehow it's alluring. "The Lodger Shakespeare" is a chance to almost catch a glimpse of the great man as he hurries home to his bed or strolls down the lane to the barber for a shave. For most of us, it's as close as we'll ever come to rubbing shoulders with the Bard.
• Marjorie Kehe is the Monitor's book editor. Send comments to email@example.com.


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Last week, Avengers Assemble villain Tom Hiddleston gave an impassioned defence of Superhero movies to The Guardian. On the back of almost universally positive reviews for his new flick, the man partially responsible for pairing up Tony and Bruce and Steve and brother Thor editorialised that comic book films were the pinnacle of what movie-makers can achieve, that they offer a place where "our shared hopes, dreams and apocalyptic nightmares can be projected and played out".
With a Boff and a Zap and a Kapow, we concur. Comic book movies rule and so in honour of Avengers Assemble, released in the UK this Friday, we've compiled a list of our favourites. Just one thing, but apologies to Seinfeld – we've got no Supes for you.
Guillermo Del Toro's band of misfit superheroes was exactly what a comic book movie should be: one for the outsiders. Like the weird and wonderful mutant X-Men and in many ways the lead himself, Ron Perlman, there was something unusual and, yes flawed, about The Big Red's two outings. As for Perlman, he captures the essence of his character like no other actor in this list. Bruce Wayne's will come and go and Clark Kent's after Clark Kent will learn to fly, but Ron is Red forever. We will admit that Hellboy's inclusion in the Top Ten might just have something to do with his love of Tom Waits.
9V For Vendetta (2005)
2005 was a helluva year for the comic book movie genre, taking up no less than 50% of the room on this list. Arguably the most contentious choice, V For Vendetta is included because of its imperfections rather then despite them. With a rambling narrative and an unclear anti-hero at it's core, V For Vendetta had more to say about the War On Terror than all the 'post 9/11, Iraq/Afghanistan, In The Valley Of The Lions For Lambs Undergoing Redacted Rendition, real-world politico films on offer this millennium.
8A History Of Violence (2005)
Hell hath no fury like a graphic novel labelled a comic book, yet the all encompassing term for any material that includes pretty pictures and words helps David Cronenberg's adaptation of John Wagner and Vince Locke's images and text tome get the credit it deserves. Viggo Mortensen's Tom also works as a superhero himself – encapsulating the champion that has had enough of great power and great responsibility – and one that Cronenberg keeps you guessing about from the opening scene to the closing one.
7Batman Begins (2005)
When Jack Nicholson went for a Burton in the 1989 incarnation, Bruce Wayne was left playing second fiddle to a scenery chewing, Prince-loving clown. While Bale's The Bat-Man would eventually be overshadowed in his own sequel, in …Begins it was, quite rightly, all about Master Wayne. Grief, revenge and fear were just a few of the obstacles that Bruce would overcome but the biggest challenge was forging the huge gap between this re-imagining and any other personification of vigilante billionaire. The result was an immensely successful restart.
6Kick Ass (2010)
Taking on the rules and regulations of the comic book world without being overly judgemental or condescendingly mocking, Kick Ass begins as a valiant attempt at real world heroism and the pitfalls of vigilantism before the arrival of Big Daddy and Hit-Girl throw a Benchmade model 42 butterfly knife into the works, turning events into an exemplary heroes and villains tale. Any film that strikes the kind of fear into the hearts of Daily Mail readers that Kick Ass did, has to be given comic kudos.
5Iron Man (2008)
If there's one person who deserves to be bought a coke when The Avengers busts all blocks in the forthcoming weeks that man is John Favreau. From relatively humble beginnings he doubled down on the undeniably great hat-trick of Swingers, Elf and the greatest Monica Geller boyfriend since Fun Bobby, with his take on the Tony Stark tale.Iron Man launched Fav into the A-List director stratosphere. Once there, a sequel hampered by studio interference and the misfire of Cowboys And Aliens saw him spluttering back down to Earth. The legacy of Iron Man, however, lives on.
4X-Men (2000)
For all the 'adult appeal' of Nolan's Batflicks, the first truly successful comic flick to aim for more than just the kid dollar was Bryan Singer's effort. Opening in the midst of the Holocaust, held aloft by two of our greatest thesps in Sirs Patrick Stewart and Ian McKellen, the first X-Men set the bench mark for every superhero film to come. Most lists place X-Men 2 as the superior instalment but we're still not convinced, citing the fact that sequel has more endings than The Lord Of The Rings. Despite the overly climaxing climaxes, both X-Men: United and X-Men: First Class still deserve honourable mentions.
3Spider-Man 2 (2005)
Hampered by a re-shot ending, the first Spider-Man did a great job of setting up Sam Raimi's world but lacked the complete picture its sequel achieved. A much more rounded affair, with vastly improved effects and a greater sense of a one-of-a-kind director let loose, arguably the greatest strength of 2 lies in the conflicted antagonist of Alfred Molina's Doctor Octopus. His 'birth' might just be the most ambitiously unique scene ever attempted by a mainstream CBM with a budget north of $200m.
2Sin City (2005)
Like tricks and Hula Hoops, everyone bar the occasional rabbit knows that comic books are strictly, y'know, for kids. Of course Sin City beat that misconception into the ground until all it was doing was punching wet chips of bone into the floorboards. Bringing Mickey Rourke back from the dead, giving Bruce Willis his best role since Jesus' 2000th birthday, 'that' image of Jessica Alba on stage, adding the blackest noir to its iconic look, it's tricky to pick just one reason why Sin City deserves its high ranking. Roll on 2013 and the recently announced Sin City: A Dame To Kill For.
1The Dark Knight (2008)
Yeah, yeah, yeah. Overrated, obvious, erroneous. There will of course be naysayers that decry this selection as trite and old hat but some people think Shakespeare and The Beatles aren't much cop either. Ignoring the age old theme of Good Vs. Evil and replacing it with Chaos against Order, The Dark Knight became more than just a superhero movie in the way Chinatown is more than just a detective flick. The chances of The Dark Knight Rises eclipsing it? There's less than 3 months to find out…
The End. Don't forget to read our Avengers Assemble review and check back in later in the week for the 10 worst comic book movies. It'll be much the same list as this – including a Batman, a Spider-man and a Frank Miller – but the numbers will be shifted.


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Chris Jericho is a big reason why Kofi Sarkodie-Mensah gave up his mundane 9-5 corporate job.
So now, as Kofi Kingston, he can't wait to face Jericho at a March 3 WWE show at Scotiabank Place.
"Chris Jericho is very entertaining. I used to watch him in WCW and he's a big reason why I got involved in wrestling. He wasn't the biggest guy and I wasn't either. So when I saw him on TV, I knew I could do this. It gave me a sense of mind that I could make it.
"As a fan, I liked him. But I don't care too much for him as a person. The cocky antics you see in the ring are the same as the way he acts backstage."
Kingston is where he wants to be these days -- in the middle of a wrestling ring.
"I always wanted to be a WWE superstar. I realized where I didn't want to be and that was in the corporate world. Clearly, in a 9-to-5 job, I was not being passionate about what I did. I just rolled the dice and gave this wrestling thing a shot. And it's just awesome. I'm definitely living out my dream. If you follow your dreams, they really can come true."
Kinsgton is in the RAW title match at Sunday's Elimination Chamber pay-per-view.
"The Elimination Chamber is definitely an opportunity for me to become WWE champion," he said. "My goal is to hold that championship. I always believe in trying to be the best. The match is different than any other match � in a steel contraption, with pods. It's a combination battle royal and elimination match."
While his character was once very Jamaican, Kingston has evolved into something more nonsense. But opponents still have trouble in Kingston's paradise.
"WWE 'characters' have that sense of development," he said. "Look at Stone Cold Steve Austin. He started off Stunning Steve Austin, then he was the Ringmaster. Rocky Maivia developed into The Rock. You always need to have your character going forward."
Former Ring of Honor star Chris Hero debuted as Kassius Ohno in WWE's FCW developmental group ... New Jersey will host Wrestlemania in 2013.


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Quote from: Dån (cdfe88) on March 01, 2010, 09:59:35 PMJoined Roadblock and team splitting, maybe the Intersection will finally vindicate itself THAT's how the intersection should work.
Is this place possible for the bar?? It is known for it's labskaus too! but I don't see the life rings....http://www.oldcommercialroom.de/foto_360_01.htm
oh sure, this pub named "Hamburg" in Valparaiso (Chile) has life rings... go figure
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