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Sunday, February 12, 2006
Cod with a creamy citrus sauce
Photo by Juta Kübarsepp
One of my recurring new year resolutions is to eat more healthily - meaning eating more vegetables and oily fish, and less - a lot less - chocolate. However, I must confess that I'm still in the process of learning how to like fish. As a child, I was a very - and I mean VERY - picky fish eater. I'd refuse any fish on the table, apart from freshly smoked flounder, still hot from the smokery. When I grew a bit older, I allowed canned tuna & canned mackerel in tomato sauce onto my plate. Few years on, and I'm still reluctant to eat fish with lots of bones and served with the head still attached. And I will not touch herring, which is a staple back home and which caused me many an embarrassing moment when I was an exchange student in Denmark in 92/93. I swear, every single dinner I was invited to during that year began with a plate of cold herring..
But I'm trying, even if it sometimes means disguising the fishiness. Here is an easy and tasty dish with orange and lemon, which is not too fishy and would also suit picky eaters like me. This is not the first time I'm using orange to brighten up my fish - I also have a recipe for salmon with rosemary & orange. Both are delicious.
Cod with creamy citrus sauce
Adapted from a recipe in a Swedish magazine Hemmets Journal.
Serves 4
(Photo updated in August 2008)
500 grams cod (fillet or loin piece)
1 Tbsp butter
2 Tbsp plain flour
200 ml hot (fish) stock
200 ml single cream
0.5 lemon, juice only
1 orange, juice and finely grated zest
1 garlic clove, finely chopped
a generous handful of finely chopped flatleaf parsley
crushed black pepper
Heat the butter in a heavy-bottomed saucepan. Add the flour and stir until combined.
Add the stock (I made mine from Marigold Vegetable Stock Powder) and cream, mixing thoroughly to avoid any lumps. Let the sauce simmer for 3-4 minutes.
Add the lemon and orange juice, bring the sauce to simmer again. Season with salt and pepper.
Cut the cod fillet or loin into chunks and add to the pan, spooning some sauce on top of the fish. Cover the pan with a lid and simmer on a low temperature for about 5 minutes, until the fish is cooked through.
Add the garlic, parsley and orange peel to the saucepan and stir very gently - you don't want the fish to break into too many pieces.
Serve with boiled potatoes and any other vegetable(s) of your choice.
6 comments:
- Alanna said...
The only bad fish I knew from Finland was kalakukko. Now THAT was truly vile! Yours looks delicious!
- 3:03 am, February 13, 2006
- MM said...
Cod is a fabulous fish and married with oranges, it is truly divine. Love the recipe. It's different from how I would usually cook cod with orange - no cream in mine but I definitely want to try this out. Yums!
- 6:43 pm, February 13, 2006
- keiko said...
This looks/sounds delicious, Pille - I'm going to love it for sure! One of my recent favourite cod recipes has ginger and lime.
- 7:39 pm, February 13, 2006
- Pille said...
Ak - uuu - I haven't had the pleasure of trying kalakukko yet, but I don't really like the sound of it anyway. I like my fish, pork, bacon and bread all right, but not all at once..
Matt - believe me, this is not fishy at all:) Yes, it is a fish dish, but a nicely disguised one. So do give it a go. (I wouldn't even try this one with truly fishy fish like mackerel or herring obviously)
Mm - I agree, I like (now:) both cod and haddock and both are widely available here in Scotland. Will you share your no-cream cod&orange recipe with us?
Keiko - thanks! And I'd really like to try your lime&ginger cod dish - please-please post/send the recipe!!!
- 2:13 am, February 15, 2006
- MM said...
Mine is fairly simple. I take an orange and slice some discs from it, juice it and mix the OJ with a cinnamon stick, half a star anise, grand marnier and ginger with a little brown sugar. I reduce this a little to get all the spices infused into it and to concentrate the taste. Then I just steam the cod with the orange segments above it in with some sesame oil. Halfway through the cooking process, I remove the orange segments, set these on the side of the fish, pour sauce over and finish cooking.
Maybe when I next cook this I will post this on my blog. Or maybe I will try yours first. Oh, decisions, decisions ... so many recipes, so little time!
- 4:02 am, February 15, 2006
- Pille said...
MM - this sounds delicious, thank you so much for giving the recipe! I'm cooking salmon for 2 visiting Egyptian friends tonight, but next time I buy cod, I'll try out your recipe. Though seeing a picture on your blog first would be helpful! :)
- 3:49 pm, February 17, 2006


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I don't want anyone thinking I'm stepping out and saying "this is how you should play your class!" But, with the inclusion of some new TSS songs to my arsenal of utilities, I've been looking into the DPS capabilities of some other classes. And I just have some suggestions for some additional DPS if some havent tried utilizing certain things (and if you are grouped with me or any other bard, using the following will make the most use of our songs) First I looked into BLs and Rangers, since I gained amazing utility songs to assist them in TSS.
Direct Damage Ice Based Nukes (correct me if I'm wrong, but under the assumption that casting one greys out all others in the line)
For Spiked Sleet (TSS Ice Nuke)
Base DMG 1135
Base DPS 37.21
Bard Enhanced DMG 2136
Bard Enhanced DPS 70.03
Bards enhance the DPS of Spiked Sleet by 88%. Keeping this greyed out without a bard is an additional 37.21 DPS, and with a bard is 70.03 DPS.
For Glacial Spear (OOW Ice Nuke)
Base DMG 958
Base DPS 33.9
Bard Enhanced DMG 1905
Bard Enhanced DPS 62.45
Bards enhance the DPS of Glacial Spear by 84%. Again, keeping this greyed out (if dont have Spiked Sleet yet) adds 33.9 DPS, and 62.45 DPS with a bard.
Damage Over Time (I'm under the assumption that Poison and Disease based DoTs stack, correct me if I'm wrong)
Fever Spike (TSS Disease DoT)
Base DMG/Tick 196
Base DPS 32.66
Bard Enhanced DMG/Tick 255
Bard Enhanced DPS 42.5
Diregriffon's Bite (TSS Poison DoT)
Base DMG/Tick 275
Base DPS 45.83
Bard Enhanced DMG/Tick 358
Bard Enhanced DPS 59.66
Stacking the Above 2
Base DMG/Tick 471
Base DPS 78.5
Bard Enhanced DMG/Tick 612
Bard Enhanced DPS 102.05
Summary on Beastlords:
Considering a level 75 Beastlord (not taking into consideration resists, criticals, and any outside Foci). Chain casting the Ice Based DD as well as keeping the Poison and Disease based DoTs stacked yields a total of 115.7 DPS without a bard, and 172.08 DPS with a bard. This is on top of melee DPS, and can be utilized without impacting Melee DPS.
Fire and Ice Based Nukes (Correct me if I'm wrong, but casting an Ice based will not grey out a Fire, and vice versa)
Volcanic Ash (TSS Fire Nuke)
Base DMG 1053
Base DPS 34.52
Bard Enhanced DMG 1789
Bard Enhanced DPS 58.65
Icefalls Chill (TSS Ice Nuke)
Base DMG 1195
Base DPS 39.18
Bard Enhanced DMG 1974
Bard Enhanced DPS 64.72
Summary on Rangers:
Considering a level 75 Ranger (again, having no resists, criticals, and outside Foci). Chain casting the above two nukes yields a total of 73.7 DPS without a bard, and 123.37 DPS with a bard. This is, again, on top of melee DPS and can be utilized without impacting melee DPS.
What am I trying to get at with this post? Bards are are utility classes. We are tools. If I am not used correctly, I will rebel. Normally I'll become bitchy in a group, but its so that the group is making full use of the abilities I am offering. My 30%Overhaste/30%Nuke/DoT Foci aura does nothing when people are outside its range. My 250 to all resist song does nothing when people are outside its range. My Fire and Cold Nuke DMG enhancing songs do nothing, when classes who have these spells are not utilizing them. I am very numbers oriented, and will do what I can to maximize others abilities. If someone is not utilizing my songs, I will ask the raid leader for someone else in group. Take my constructive criticism as what it is. There are various roles a bard can fill in a raid, and normally I will choose which is best for which situation. However, most the time it is enhancing DPS. I have done the necessary research, and played enough of various classes to understand what they are capable of. So in the end, use my songs that I offer or lose em. I take note of who utilizes me the most, and I choose them in my raid groups.

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Jim Alexander of the Press-Enterprise wrote a article yesterday about the Matt Kemp/Ned Colletti feud. {linked here}
He basically agrees with Colletti.
....it's good to see someone in the Dodgers organization show some passion and demand some accountability.
Yeah, since Kemp has been pitching. He went on about how Colletti needed to do this and since the low numbers of media following the Dodgers, no one will criticize the team. You can read it for yourself.
Then he says this:
Sure, the blogs might call for someone's head, but in many cases the blogs tend to be echo chambers, with the same themes -- management (stinks), the media (stinks), old-school thinking (stinks) -- regurgitated on a regular basis.
I guess Mr. Alexander doesn't read any Dodger Blogs. I think every Dodger blog out there has their own theme. I find different things in each blog that I have bookmarked. I don't see each blog posting the same things everyday.
Also, Alexander is assuming that bloggers are against media and management. That's not true either. Mainstream media reporters like Tony Jackson and Dylan Hernandez do a great job and I read them everyday.
I can be critical of a Player too. I've done it before. I can also write something nice about management. I think Alexander has it all wrong. Maybe he needs to read the blogs on a daily basis instead of assuming.
Monday, May 3, 2010
"Blogs are echo chambers"
3 comments:
- M.Brown said...
He's no Tony Jackson
- May 3, 2010 at 10:25 AM
- Life's a Game said...
Roberto, who is your pick for the greatest Dodger ever? Vote here, http://bleacherreport.com/articles/386691-the-greatest-dodger-of-them-all
- May 3, 2010 at 10:56 AM
- Michael K. Smith said...
Jim who?
- May 3, 2010 at 2:45 PM
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Friday, March 17, 2006
Dessert temptations, Mexican style
I'm a real pudding girl. If I have a choice between a starter and a dessert (or pudding, as they're called here in the UK), I almost always go for the latter. I have a very sweet tooth, which explains the prevalence of cakes over savoury dishes on this little blog of mine. However, I am very much aware that all those sugar and butter ladden cakes cannot be good for my waist-hip ratio. So I try to avoid them.
Not too difficult here in Scotland or back home in Estonia or anywhere else in Europe I've travelled. After finishing the main course, the waiter usually comes and quietly asks if I'm interested in the dessert menu at all. Here's the chance for me to exercise my often dwindling self-control and say "No, thank you". Sometimes I forget that I'm not really so hungry and/or not supposed to have a dessert, and let the waiter bring the menu. However, it is still relatively easy even at this point to look at the menu only fleetingly, convince myself that I'm not actually so hungry after all and opt for a coffee or tea instead.
But no, not in Mexico.
You see, in Mexico, they don't do the old-fashioned printed menus for desserts. In Mexico, they do these dangerously tempting and irresistible in-your-face dessert menus. When you're happily chatting away with your friends after yet another delicious meal, a smiling waiter appears with a huge tray of oh-so-delicious-looking desserts - real ones, not photographs or some artificial replicas, a true feast to all your senses. In Mexico the smart marketing people have long known that we eat with our eyes. However much you'd like to say that "No gracias, señor", suggesting that you're more than full already, you're doomed, you're bound to fail. Once you eye and smell those luscious creations right in front of you, you inevitably end up asking for one. At least that's what happened to me each and every time I ate out during my trip. After just one glance at the dessert offerings, my finger pointed at one of them, and the joyous waiter took my order to the pastry chef in the kitchen.
I know I'm not very good in resisting good food anyway, but I was always taken by surprise how easy it was to give in. How could I possibly fit in that chocolate and raspberry cake at Bistrot Mosaico in Condesa after a very generous slice of huitlacoche quiche, terrine de berengenas and other delicious Franco-Mexican concoctions? Or how did a simple cocktail with a friend at the slowly revolving 45th floor restaurant of the World Trade Centre, Ciudad de México on my last day in town ended with the planned cocktail and a delectable mocca mousse (that's the one in the middle on the left side above, next to the mango cheesecake)? You get my point..
Oh well. At least no-one in Europe seems to know this particular dessert marketing trick. Yet..
5 comments:
- Antti said...
At the Marriott Milan, Italy, they not only let you see the real desserts, but actually brought a huge cart with tons of caces next to your table, so you could literally have an instant gratification. Very hip-unfriendly. Now that I think of it, many smaller restaurants did the same thing in Milan too.
Luckily the service in Finland is generally so lousy I simply can't see this being adopted here ;)
- 8:30 am, March 17, 2006
- Pene said...
I know that dessert trolleys have been around for along time, but should be in every restaurant.
Does anyone know any place that shows you the dessert menu first?
- 10:28 am, March 17, 2006
- J said...
hi pille, as they say, better late than never - i say a renaissance of the good old-fashioned dessert trolley in in order...for some bizarre reason, this post has me craving some old school crepes suzette, flambeed right at the table!
- 4:15 pm, March 17, 2006
- bea at La Tartine Gourmande said...
ahahah, funny Pille. So no choice when you see the desserts!!!! ;-) I have to say, I am more of a savoury tooth, maybe because I come from this cheeeeeeeez land, where I prefer camembert to a piece of chocolate (mind you, I love chocolate!)
- 4:36 pm, March 17, 2006
- Pille said...
Antti - I've been to Milan, but few years ago as a poor student, and obviously didn't eat at the right establishments:)
In any case, in Mexico it wasn't a dessert trolley system where you get a slice of something on the trolley. They come and show you a tray of desserts, and then you choose one, and the order is taken to the kitchen, i.e. you don't get anything from that very tray, but one prepared in the kitchen for you. Me thinks:) Must ask my chef friend..
Pene - same thing re: dessert trolleys vs trays. And here in Edinburgh you always get a menu - either the main menu with a dessert section, or a smaller dessert menu. What do they do in Tartu nowadays?
J - the way your mind works, eh:) But crepes suzette, flambeed at the table, sounds divine!
Bea - I _wish_ I'd be a salad person as opposed to chocolate&cakes person - I'd be much happier with my body I guess. Must be because I come from a land where you almost need sweet cakes and breads to keep you warm during those long winter months..
- 10:33 pm, March 19, 2006


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- Words by Mr Chris Elvidge, Senior Copywriter, MR PORTER
It's Friday the 13th. Dark clouds are looming on the horizon, and heavy rain is forecast to fall at any moment. A windswept parking lot rooftop in southwest London sounds like the last place you'd wish to spend the day - but this has done little to dampen the spirits of Mr Max Chilton.
Leaning against a powder blue Jensen CV8, wrapped up against the elements in a softly tailored overcoat from the Korean label Wooyoungmi and with his shock of blond hair styled into a razor-sharp side parting, he cuts a striking figure. "I passed my driving test on Friday the 13th," grins the young Formula One star. "I've always counted it as a lucky day."
It's debatable just how great a part luck might have played, though - even then, as a 17 year old, Mr Chilton would have been more than comfortable behind the wheel, having started kart racing at the age of nine. "That's actually quite late," he admits. "You can start competitively at eight... and a lot of the drivers I know started testing much younger than that, at four or five."
Making up for lost time, he excelled in karts and soon graduated to Formula Three - making his debut a few days before his 16th birthday, having sought special allowance to compete below the age limit.
There isn't anyone in Formula One that doesn't want to be world champion - it's about setting your goals at the right time
"I'd always been young coming through the ranks, and I was by far the youngest once I made the jump to cars," says the now 22 year old, who would be the youngest driver in Formula One but for the Mexican, Mr Esteban Gutiérrez, who claims that title by some 107 days. "I was 21 for my first two Grands Prix, and my third one came on my 22nd birthday.
"Being able to follow in the footsteps of some of my heroes, while still being so young - that's something I'm really proud of." But despite the achievement of having joined Formula One, perhaps the most elite group of drivers in the world - a status currently enjoyed by only 22 men - Mr Chilton remains cautious when it comes to managing his expectations. "My long-term ambition when I was younger was to get to Formula One," he explains. "Now that I've done that, of course I'd like to win a race one day, and then if I do that I'll aim higher. I don't think there's anyone in Formula One that doesn't want to be world champion - but it's about setting your goals at the right time."
His views might sound a little pragmatic, perhaps falling short of the searing ambition expected of a hotshot racing driver, but anyone familiar with the oddball economics of Formula One will sympathise. Mr Chilton drives for Marussia - one of the newest teams in the paddock, and the least well-funded, with an annual budget of around $65m. To put that in context, the budget of the more established team, Red Bull, is in the region of $205m.
Mr Chilton in action at Silverstone for the British Grand Prix, 30 June 2013
"It's a technology-based sport, and of course money plays a huge part," he says. "Our yearly budget is maybe a quarter of that of the top teams. We do well with what we've got - but we're still a long way off the pace. In the same car over a single lap, you could expect most, if not all, of the drivers to be within a second of one another."
With Marussia's cars lapping three or four seconds slower than the frontrunners, though, it's clear that even the most talented driver would struggle to keep pace, and it speaks volumes that arguably the team's only meaningful battle this season is with fellow newcomers, Caterham F1 - in what is essentially a competition to not come last. But it's a battle that Mr Chilton has nevertheless taken to with admirable dedication.
"We [he and team-mate Mr Jules Bianchi] started the season with the goal of getting Marussia their first point in Formula One," he says. "I could set my sights on becoming world champion this year, but it just isn't going to happen. So right now, that first point is my target. It's about building a team that can really compete with the more established players in the future."
Being away from the business end of the championship table has afforded Mr Chilton a relatively low profile within the sport, and he remains refreshingly unaffected by, if not unaware of, the glamour surrounding Formula One. He's booked to appear at a Belstaff store opening on the weekend that we meet - he's an ambassador for the brand - but genuinely seems more enthusiastic about the prospect of supporting a couple of old school friends in the Triathlon World Championships in Hyde Park. "Chloe's more excited about the Belstaff event than I am, really," he laughs, referring to his girlfriend of some five years, Ms Chloe Roberts.
"Probably because Beckham's going to be there. She likes fashion events; she studies textiles at Central Saint Martins. Whenever she comes to watch me race you can spot her in the paddock with the other wives and girlfriends - she's the one doing the knitting."
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OAKLAND — Warriors forward Draymond Green start in Game 4 against the Los Angeles Clippers on Sunday, with David Lee moving to center and Jermaine O'Neal coming off the bench.
Coach Mark Jackson had said last week he was considering a frontcourt lineup change in order to better defend Clippers star Blake Griffin.
"He's tough," Jackson said of Green on Saturday. "He's a great competitor. He battles, rebounds, defends at an extremely high level. Big-time screen setter, and he's a guy that stretches the floor."
Jackson had also said the 35-year-old O'Neal was physically fine.
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Konerko embraces leadership role in final year
CHICAGO -- Paul Konerko was introduced one last time as an active player at SoxFest during Friday evening's opening ceremonies at the Palmer House Hilton in Chicago.
As the White Sox captain walked to the stage in the Red Lacquer Room, with familiar chants of "Paul-ie" ringing out, he had his son, Owen, walking right there alongside. Konerko brought all three of his children, wife Jennifer and his parents in what probably shapes up as a common theme for his 16th and final season on the South Side.
CHICAGO -- Paul Konerko was introduced one last time as an active player at SoxFest during Friday evening's opening ceremonies at the Palmer House Hilton in Chicago.
As the White Sox captain walked to the stage in the Red Lacquer Room, with familiar chants of "Paul-ie" ringing out, he had his son, Owen, walking right there alongside. Konerko brought all three of his children, wife Jennifer and his parents in what probably shapes up as a common theme for his 16th and final season on the South Side.
Konerko plans to appreciate everything this last run has to offer, while doing whatever is asked of him to help the White Sox. Having that retirement decision firmly in mind brings this appreciation level to greater and more relaxed heights for Konerko.
"It feels good to know, for me, to be clear that this is it," said Konerko, who signed a one-year deal in December to play one more season in the big leagues. "This is it, my wife's laid down the law. But I'm clear on it.
"I've been getting asked about this since 2012, so that's a long time -- talking about two years of that nonsense. Every conversation it seems like, 'Are you going to stay/are you going to go?' It just gets old. So if something comes up you can just be genuine with them and say, 'Come out and see me. I won't be back next year.'"
Not surprisingly, the infinitely prepared and cerebral Konerko has gone over all the possible scenarios as to the manner in which he can be used in 2014. At the core stands playing Konerko against left-handed pitchers and Adam Dunn against right-handers at designated hitter. Konerko also could spell rookie Jose Abreu at first base or serve as a pinch-hitter.
Konerko could play three or four days in a row if a struggling teammate needs a respite. He also understands that four- or five-day stretches without an at-bat could occur.
For the man who ranks second in White Sox history at 427 home runs, trailing only Hall of Famer Frank Thomas' 448, statistics certainly won't be the primary way to judge the success of his final season. Then again, personal statistics never were a favorite topic for Konerko.
"There's going to be a lot of days this year where I don't play, or I play and don't do good that day, and the end results of the numbers might not be anything even close to what I've done since the playing time will be less," Konerko said. "But I know a lot of those days where I don't even play I can go home saying, 'That's a great day,' because of what I know I did.
"That's totally different than in years past, where when you're that four-hole hitter you have to carry the team at times, you have to drive in runs, you have to be the guy. If you do the other things, great, but you know everything is hinging on you producing and putting up numbers. It's different now. I still want to do well, don't get me wrong. I want to help the team win."
Mentoring is a role Konerko has filled for the past decade or so, with many young players going to him for advice or information. That status takes on extra meaning in '14 with Konerko in a part-time role, and it already began in earnest last week when Konerko attended a hitters' mini-camp at the White Sox Spring Training facility in Glendale, Ariz., Camelback Ranch.
Adam Eaton, Matt Davidson and Abreu were in attendance, with these three figuring to play some sort of immediate role for the White Sox. Prospects such as Micah Johnson and Courtney Hawkins also were among the attendees, and Konerko had time for all of them.
"He's so hands on. He was around talking to everybody," said Johnson. "Hawkins would talk to him and stuff and he would help him. It was good to have him around. He was in team meetings with us and everything. It was good to see that. He didn't have to come out, but he was there every day."
"Being more of a mentor than he's been able to do in the past, I think he's going to have that ability," said White Sox manager Robin Ventura of Konerko, whom he called an organization staple, both in and outside the clubhouse. "Sometimes it's harder to have the energy to be able to do that when you're an everyday player. He will be playing, but he'll have probably more energy to spend toward other guys. He commands respect, and I think everybody looks up to him and he deserves that."
Chances existed for Konerko to do what he's doing with the White Sox somewhere else and have a better opportunity to reach the playoffs or win another title. That's not what he was after.
Oh, Konerko wants to win. But after staying with the White Sox through two potential free-agent departures after 2005 and '10, he wanted to go out as part of the White Sox.
"If I come here, finish it out correctly, help guys get going in the right direction," Konerko said. "A year from now, 10 months from now, this organization is already starting to move in the right direction from last year, kind of takes a step forward and does well and I know I was a part of that, I'll feel better than if I would have joined another team and rode along with them to the playoffs or something.
"What I'm doing here is something that tons of players have done at the end of their career over the last year or two. The difference is I'm staying here to do it."
Scott Merkin is a reporter for MLB.com. Read his blog, Merk's Works, and follow him on Twitter @scottmerkin.


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Warm welcome for northern tax break plan
Queensland-based Federal MP Bob Katter says he is pleased to see the Coalition talking about tax breaks for northern Australia.
A Federal Coalition discussion paper raises the prospect of personal tax incentives to encourage population growth in centres such as Cairns, Townsville, Darwin and Karratha.
Opposition Leader Tony Abbott says people in different parts of the country would not be taxed differently under a Coalition government.
But Mr Katter says people in remote northern parts should get tax breaks.
"A hundred dollars in Normanton will only buy you 60 dollars worth of goods in Brisbane," he said.
"I mean things are so much more expensive in the rural towns of Australia, and that goes for all of the fringe towns around Cairns and all of the towns at the back and around Townsville as well."
Business and economic development groups in Cairns have long called for local tax incentives and more public service jobs in the city.
Cairns Chamber of Commerce chief executive Deb Hancock says the Coalition draft is exciting.
"Even if it isn't policy, that's fine, we understand that it needs to go through due process and due diligence," she said.
"But this demonstrates that there is appetite for the things that organisations across Cairns have been asking for for quite some time."
Mount Isa Mayor and former State Labor MP Tony McGrady has also welcomed the draft plan.
He says it is something he has long argued for - because remote northern centres are being denuded of people, and fly-in fly-out work practices are not helping.
"It's important for people to live in the remote parts, it is important for governments to participate in making these centres liveable places," he said.
"To have this matter on the political agenda, I welcome it.
"I would much prefer Mr Abbott to say this will be part of Coalition policy, rather than simply say, 'we are giving consideration to it'."
Unintended effects
Social analyst David Chalke says while tax incentives in the north could work, the Tropic of Capricorn is not a good cut off point.
He says there may be some unintended local effects.
"Suddenly Gladstone's empty and everybody's moved up the road into Rocky," he said.
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Opinion: Fear Obama, the Sequester Grim Reaper?
Editorial page editor Paul Gigot on the President's parade of horribles and the looming showdown over the continuing resolution. Photos Getty Images
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... there's going to be a slowdown in delays and flights were going to have to furlough air traffic controllers which is the largest number of people ... that the FAA ... will for not doing this because we like it would do it because we're required to do it ... welcome to Opinion Journal why Mary Kissel that was Transportation Secretary ... Ray will lead to nine at the Obama administration is running a scare campaign against the spending cuts ... known as the sequester ... Wall Street Journal editorial page editor Paul GBO is here ... call it but it is a pro rate of four bowls strategists it the White House is rolling out ... that the sequester looks like it's can ago and FX and in the strategy failed ... where I will see an interview I think is that if you ... create enough ... for a score goals if you show people the problems of the FSA's current people are inconvenienced or they ... don't like what it laid off what happens ... the pressure will increase on the Republicans who will then break that's ... that's a strategy that did it with a ... really good they're doing it with the Defense Department are doing it with the governors ... the sense that thinking is working on the GOP and that there are members of a country with no party has to know so far I think the Republicans are generally holding firm there's a certain number of folks in the pundit class of ... people who ... like the US ... well I did well people like to call themselves conservatives who say oh well Republicans are making another mistake ... but to remember that the cuts actually don't take place on the wall and it takes awhile for them to roll out to the zoo for months to go pick him Strauser wrote this I think on Friday it takes ... awhile to implement ... and ah we may work out something before that time but I think Republicans feel ... like they've tried to negotiate with Obama ... doesn't work ... he wanted Bush in good faith ... this is the only get some spending cuts okay so next up the continuing resolution the budget battle ... right we expect from the G ... think the Republican strategy that emerging is to basically try to fund the government that the sequester level that means including the eighty five billion in cuts for ... without this year ... and ... but to try to pass it to see our with our more flexibility for the executive branch so they can eliminate ... the ... the the the rail and ... air traffic controller strategy you know try to see all your been are being convenes with shutdown on here ... I've that sort of thing ... so that the executive does have ... a little more flexibility with a wee im implemented the cuts of more rationally ... think the ... the the sum of the fear of no fear on some Republicans is that the administration will then find use the money to fund their priorities ... and still try to implement ... the parade of disasters ... but ... at some point you really meant to be really wanna shut down the traffic control ... the American people would wake up and say gosh if Iranian business was told to change ... on that point not not not five percent off of my budget will I look for firm Unum ... released reuse things to cut short the Democrats run the risk of looking very responsible if they continue like this be I think the dynamic is different here on the on the sequester the spat on some previous Things Persepolis not shutting down the government did you would across the board it's also not ... threatening the the the the debt limit which has walked Wall Street all up in arms ... there will be people laid off there's no question about it these cuts are not the most intelligent cuts ... we've ever seen in the history of budget ... but if you're waiting as George will wrote on the weekend for the government ... to bail you out here ... in the waiting a long time because government isn't very effective and an Obama has structured the Zen away actually to do ... the most ... part because he has overcome any government and that's what we're talking about here ... can you cut anything and government ... at all ... an Obama space crew saying no you can't ... this is whatever we have now ... for the government is good ... and it has to grow you when you hear the White House spokespeople on on TV in the week and they said look we Bharti cut ... that really and that's not so trillion ... is the sense of the stall against phony bass lines includes cuts in ... in in in the war ... of bringing troops back home which is not real cuts against panic ... that everybody understands that this is not going to solve the budget from eighty five billion cuts is as you say it's very small ... are in the long run ... it does however reduce ... the future mama spending that goes up automatically so it's not trivial ... but the main thing that has to happen is we have to reform entitlements particularly in health care and that's with the president is essentially offering ... trivia he's not offering anything serious to lead us ... 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Lori McKinney was just five years old when WrestleMania III came to her home state of Michigan back in 1987. She swore she would do whatever it took to make it to Ford Field for WrestleMania 23.
Even if it meant sitting in the nosebleeds.
Well, she made it to Ford Field.
And she sat two rows from the top of section 340.
Row 20.
The $30 seats
Near the rafters.
"Hey, it's cool, I can still see the ring," said the 25-year-old McKinney, a native of Oak Park, Mich. "As long as I was able to find a ticket, I was excited. I had a great time, but I still can't believe (Shawn) Michaels tapped out."
McKinney went to WrestleMania 23 with a friend and co-worker, 27-year-old Devin Sylvester from Northville, Mich. Sylvester said he came to Ford Field for two reasons.
"It's all about the experience," said Sylvester, an admitted Batista fan (McKinney is wild for The Undertaker). "You don't get an opportunity like this to come to WrestleMania very often. I'll just like rubbing it in my friends' faces that I was here."
For many fans like McKinney and Sylvester, seating arrangements didn't matter. Their ticket stub and digital photos (along with the $20 event program) will serve as constant reminders as the
night they were part of a Ford Field record crowd of 80,103.
Another fan took pride in the fact that pro wrestling's biggest extravaganza came to his hometown.
Jason Smith, 29, of Detroit, sat in the risers in the section just to the right of the entrance ramp for the wrestlers. He went to WrestleMania 19 at Seattle's Safeco Field back in 2003, but said having the event in Detroit, and in a football stadium took the cake.
"I'm glad I have a lot of hours this week for work because all I have left in my pocket are coins," said Smith. "But to be at WrestleMania, in my hometown, and to be a part of wrestling history, you just can't put that into words. I may be broke, but I'd do it again. No question."
Smith also noted that not only does John Cena own D Generation X at WrestleMania, having made Triple H tap last year in Chicago and Michaels this year, but Undertaker also owns Evolution at WrestleMania with wins over Ric Flair, Randy Orton, Triple H and now Batista.
"Check this if I'm wrong, but I also believe Cena is undefeated in Detroit televised events," added Smith.
Matt Bishop, from East Lansing, Mich., said having WrestleMania at a venue like Ford Field was overwhelming.
"Seeing just a sea of people waiting to get in was incredible and then to actually see all those bodies in seats, especially on the floor level, was something to behold," the 21-year-old Bishop said, who noted he paid $100 for his seat in section 231. "When the date was announced at WrestleMania 22, I knew I had to go, so I just put away a little fund at that time to prepare to get tickets."
Bishop also saw the premiere of
The Condemned with buddy Dave Nastasi of Clinton Township, Mich., with free tickets they received at WWE Fan Axxess and the Hall of Fame ceremony for $86 total (bought two $75 tickets off eBay for $43 apiece).
"I wasn't too sure about the sightlines on the riser section, which I believe were $250, so we went with the club level which ended up being $100," Bishop said. "Not a bad view by any means, but a touch far away. But you have to go in with that expectation at a stadium that size, so I was prepared for it."
Apparently, 80,000-plus fans think so, too, Jason. Even if the cost of a parking space was nearly as much as a ticket.
"They really do it up right, don't they," said an unidentified fan from Plymouth, Mich. "My goodness."


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UPDATE: Broken Exhaust Pipe Led To Boaters' Deaths
WILLIAMS (AP) - Authorities say a broken exhaust pipe system led to the deaths of two men in a boat on Lake of the Woods and nearly killed a third.
Lake of the Woods County sheriff's investigators say they found an aluminum soda can shoved in one of the boat's two exhaust pipes, apparently to stop water from washing back into the engine compartment of the 25-foot cruiser. Officials say that forced exhaust fumes back into the engine compartment and up through an uncovered engine hatch.
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INDIO >> Country superstar Jason Aldean performed an endless stream of hits on Saturday at the Stagecoach Country Music Festival.
Aldean showcased new and old favorites along with some cover songs and even a hologram of Kelly Clarkson for the song "Don't You Wanna Stay" during his set on the Mane Stage. Just a partial list of the hits Aldean performed was "She's Country," "Dirt Road Anthem," "Night Train" and "When She Says Baby."
During his encore, he even performed a cover version of Kid Rock's "Cowboy," altering a few lyrics and letting the audience fill in the gaps of the more explicit parts.
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Regarding the Jan. 30 Focus feature, "Mass change sparks criticism at St. Anthony's"
Many of us baby boomers may recall those wonderful Sunday dinners after church. Families would gather around the table (probably at grandma's or in my case 'Nonie's') to break bread and noisily share the joys and dramas of the past week.
It was a happy time for our family. If one of us was missing, Nonie would make it her business to get us there the following week.
Sadly, for this generation, that tradition has largely gone out the window with Sunday soccer practice and catching up after a hectic week.
But for many of us, Sunday family dinner has been replaced with Sunday breakfast after church with our parish families. In the case of the St. Anthony church choir, which I have directed for over 30 years, our "communion" continued after Mass with coffee and choir practice or breakfast. We laughed, hugged, sang joyfully in harmony, shared our lives, and prayed for those who were ill or hurting. That familial love left us happy and renewed to face the week.
St. Anthony has held Sunday services for more than 100 years. But since our Sunday service has been eliminated, traditions for many non-choir members, some of which also have existed 30-plus years, have also been abandoned.
As was stated in the Focus story and previous letters to the editor, hurt and resentment over this has caused many to leave if not in body, then in spirit. Much has been lost and not much gained with the new schedule.
We have been told to grieve and move on. I have tried, but it is not in me to move on and leave behind even one member of my parish family.
What would Christ do? Would He not shepherd them back? We each, no matter which worship site we attend, must shepherd one another. Send a card or speak when we see one another in passing and bring the lost home. Show that we care.
I have personally struggled with not being able to rise above this situation, but I am asking God to somehow help me let go of this resentment and resurrect my spirit so that I might be able to raise the spirits of others.
Our St. Anthony Sunday morning Mass will be temporarily restored on Easter Sunday for the summer. This Lent and Easter, let's ask God to help us to leave behind our bitterness and return everyone to our family table.


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Journey to the Cross-Roads
|Journey to the Cross-Roads
|Chapter of The Two Towers
|Frodo, Sam and Gollum traverse North Ithilien
|8—10 March T.A. 3019
|Henneth Annûn, North Ithilien, Morgul Vale, Cross-roads
|< The Forbidden Pool
|The Stairs of Cirith Ungol >
Journey to the Cross-Roads is the seventh chapter of the fourth book in The Two Towers.
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On 8 March T.A. 3019, Faramir bids farewell to Frodo and Sam as the Hobbits continue their journey into Mordor. He warns them to beware of the territory nearby, and never to drink from any of the waters flowing out of Imlad Morgul, the Valley of Living Death. Faramir presents Frodo and Sam with packed food for their journey, as well as staves to support them in their fatigue. Gollum is brought out of captivity, and all three are blindfolded as they are taken out of Faramir's hideaway.
As the journey continues, Gollum reports that the area is dangerous and full of watching eyes. Frodo asks whether a dark shape in the distance is the Morgul Vale. Gollum answers that it is indeed the valley, and says that they must move quickly to a place called the Cross-roads.
One night, Frodo and Sam awaken to find Gollum gone. Sam expresses relief that they are finally free of him, but Frodo reminds him of the help Gollum has given them in the past. Sam is suspicious, believing Gollum to be capable of tricks. Meanwhile, the atmosphere is changing; the daylight is somewhat dark and the air feels heavy and warm.
It is 10 March and on the afternoon, Gollum wakes Frodo and Sam with an urgent entreaty to get moving as soon as possible. He directs them eastward, up a slope to the Southward Road, which leads to the place he calls the Cross-roads. Gollum asserts that this is the only way to go.
As they proceed toward the Southward Road, they spot a headless statue of one of the ancient kings of Gondor, now desecrated with graffiti. Sam finds the head lying nearby, a crown of golden flowers growing on it. Frodo comments that the forces of the evil Sauron cannot hold sway forever in the realm.


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You want ghosts? We got ghosts.
As we traded messages the other day, your GetReligionistas enjoyed a casual discussion about the heavy load of cyber-traffic that we direct in our endeavors for this media critique weblog. I noted that, in two years of writing for GetReligion, I had accumulated 2,890 e-mail threads in my GR story possibilities folder. (That's just the ones left undeleted.)
"Wow," Mollie replied. "I have 25,268 e-mail threads in my GR files. And I've only had this email account since 2006."
As I prepare to abandon GetReligion for about 10 days (while I go on a spring break mission trip with my church and my three children), I thought I'd do my part to tackle a handful of recent ghosts in a single post. (Next thing you know, I'll be leaping tall church buildings in a single bound.)
Here goes:
— Ghost 1: Last week, I bashed a St. Paul Pioneer Press story that failed to include any opposing viewpoints in a glowing profile of a black minister who endorsed same-sex marriage. Now comes another one-sided Pioneer Press story that falls woefully short of meeting basic journalistic standards:
Here's a new Lenten routine: More than 100 people are gathering on Sundays outside Archbishop John Nienstedt's residence in St. Paul to oppose the constitutional amendment to define marriage as between a man and a woman.
On Sunday across from the Cathedral of St. Paul, about 100 people held signs and rainbow flags and marched on the sidewalk. On the first Sunday of Lent, about 80 attended, and about 120 came out March 4, said organizer Michael Bayly of the Catholics for Marriage Equality MN, which supports gay marriage.
Nienstedt's response to the protest? Good question. The Pioneer Press doesn't bother to quote him. The only thing close to an opposing viewpoint is a man who rolls down his window near the end of the short report and shouts, "Read the Bible!"
— Ghost 2: The Yuma Sun in Arizona published a news story introducing Steff Koeneman, the new director of communications for the Roman Catholic Diocese of Tucson. Included in the report is this provocative quote:
"I'm a Democrat, I'm a liberal and I'm a Catholic," Koeneman said.
Interesting. So what does being a Democrat and a liberal mean in the context of serving as a Catholic diocese spokeswoman? Does she differ with church leaders on doctrine? Do her personal views or beliefs conflict at all with those of the diocese? Unfortunately, readers never find out, as the piece abruptly changes directions after whetting appetites with that quote.
— Ghost 3: The Wall Street Journal reported that Mitt Romney's Mormon faith is "shrinking" as a factor in the Republican primaries, even though he keeps losing in the Deep South.
One section of the story stood out to me (and not just because it seemed to contradict the main claim of the report):
On Monday, Alabama Gov. Robert Bentley said Mr. Romney's faith remains a potential obstacle. "I think that's a very subtle issue that probably may be a problem in many states, not just in Alabama," he told Fox News.
Mr. Bentley voted for Rick Santorum but didn't formally endorse the former Pennsylvania senator. On Tuesday, Jeremy King, the governor's deputy communications director, emphasized that Mr. Bentley was responding to a question, not expressing personal misgivings about Mormonism.
What's missing? I sure wish the Journal had mentioned Bentley's own well-known faith background.
— Ghost 4: This was the headline on a Los Angeles Times news story:
Man accused of having women strip nude in religious ceremonies
The reader who passed along that link quipped, "Minor point: What religion?"
Go ahead and clink the link, but you won't find the answer. Apparently, the Times did not deem that question important.
— Ghost 5: By now, surely you've heard of the 85-year-old North Dakota journalist whose restaurant review of the Olive Garden has become an Internet sensation. But did you know there's a religion ghost with that story? (Hat tip to Sarah for discovering this one.)
In a sweet, front-page Wall Street Journal piece about the newspaper columnist, Marilyn Hagerty, her son James R. Hagerty offered insight into his mother's life:
Those whom she dubs in her column as "cheerful person of the week" consider it a high honor. She also cleans and maintains her house, cares for an unreliable dachshund, visits her eight grandchildren and volunteers at church.
But again — which church? Inquiring minds want to know. One of the 50 writing tools touted by Poynter Institute writing guru Roy Peter Clark is this: "14. Get the name of the dog."
Can we at GetReligion please request to add 14-A to the list?: "Get the name of the church."
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If you find yourself in northern Idaho in mid-June you might want to swing by Coeur d' Alene to check out the Car D' Lane Cruise & Show held along the picturesque shores of Lake Coeur d' Alene. The Friday night cruise and the Saturday show & shine occur near the middle of June each year. The 2009 event will be the 19th annual cruise & show and is planned for June 12th and 13th.
The highlight of the event, the Friday evening cruise, is in downtown Coeur d' Alene, and draws 800-900 cars each year. The Saturday show has 500-600 participants and, although not a professionally judged show, trophies are presented by several of the show's sponsors. Both events are for cars 1972 and older. The two day event attracts 25,000-30,000 spectators and features a poker walk on Saturday. On-line registration and further information is available at cdadowntown.com. Car D' Lane is a joint effort between the Coeur d' Alene Downtown Association and North Idaho Classic Car Club.
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Deadly April snowstorm on the prairie
I found this account of the terrible Easter Blizzard of 1873 in a history of Seward County, Nebraska that was published in 1920. This account is part of a longer passage that was reprinted from W. W. Cox's earlier history of Seward County.
|Seward County in Nebraska
I have edited Mr. Cox's prose a little, breaking the very long paragraphs-- and in some cases, the very long sentences-- to make them easier to read. In doing this, I changed some words and punctuation. Please see the original if you want to quote something from this account.
|Nebraska in the United States
The spring of 1873 was very pleasant, and people had made gardens. Prospects were so fair for an early summer that the ordinary straw stables for stock had been neglected and permitted to become open, the sides having been blown away. In fact, all precatution and care for the protection of man and beast from the cold blasts of a winter storm had been forgotten.
On the tenth of April, a rain commenced to fall, the wind blowing mildly from the south-east, both continuing until the night of the twelfth. The clouds, thickening at times, were accompanied by lightning and thunder.
We were living in our twelve foot pioneer residence with two windows. On that memorable night of the twelfth of April, we were awakened by an unusual roaring of the wind. Glancing at the windows, we thought the moon was shining, but soon recalled the fact that there was no moon.
We got up and opened the door, and were almost instantly made aware of the source from which the disturbance and the light in the windows came. The wind had veered to the north-west and seemed to have the force of a cyclone, and the air was so full of snow as to produce a moonlight appearance.
In fact, the most terrifying blizzard we had ever witnessed was before our drowsey eyes in all the horrors that could be depicted. We did not tarry long to enjoy the panarama as the ruling elements seemed to suggest that we retire and shut the door.
This blizzard continued three days and nights without abatement for an instant. The doleful tones, ever present in our ears during that time, scarcely left us even when in the refreshing embrace of slumber.
And there was scarcely a minute during the seventy-two hours that an object of any dimension could be discerned ten steps distant. Two minutes exposure to the full force of the storm would cause the vacant places in a person's clothing to fill full of the celebrated (but not appreciated) "beautiful snow."
Several of our neighbors saved their cows, horses, and mules by taking them into their houses. We saved three out of four small hogs and about thirty hens by dividing our twelve-foot space with them. We did not bring these animals in until the second day, and one of the hogs died in fifteen minutes, after being brought in.
Charles Emerson, living is a sod house on a hill in L precinct, kept his horses in a dugout stable at the foot of the hill, perhaps six or eight rods from his house. The storm was so blinding and severe that he did not venture to go and attend to them during the three days.
After the storm abated, his heart almost failed him when he went to his stable and opened the door that he had carelessly left only half-closed. He found the interior packed full of snow and not the least sign that his faithful horses were alive.
He secured a shovel, and after digging a while, came upon the horses, both standing up. The snow had filled in so close around them that they could not lay down. The warmth of their bodies melted the snow sufficiently to give them breathing room, and both were alive.
This terrible storm raged during the 13th, 14th, and 15th of April, the latter being Easter Sunday, and would justly pass to history as the greatest Easter storm on record.
Source: Pages 24-26, General History of Seward County, Nebraska, by John Henry Waterman. Published in 1920 in Beaver Crossing, Seward County, Nebraska.
Other histories tell of blizzard winds that tore the roofs off flimsy homesteader shacks, exposing the occupants to the elements. Other settlers froze to death because they didn't have enough firewood on hand. Some lost their way between house and barn and wandered off into the blizzard. Others were caught traveling or hunting on the prairies and either froze to death or smothered under the snow. Thousands of livestock died, and a great deal of wildlife perished as well.
After the storm, snowdrifts were fifteen and twenty feet tall. Some settlers who lived in dugouts had to burrow through deep snowdrifts. Hilltops were swept bare, but the draws were full of deep, hard-packed snow. The best of the spring grass, which the surviving livestock really needed, was buried under the snow for a long time afterward. Many bodies of both man and beast were not found until the snowdrifts finally melted.
Read more:
Text of a Nebraska historical marker for the Easter Blizzard of 1873
Out of Old Nebraska: April Blizzard of 1873
The Easter Storm of 1873
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Mayor Coleen J. Seng today presented the Mayor's Award of Excellence for June to Rebecca Lyons, an Emergency Dispatcher in the 911 Emergency Communications Center. The monthly award recognizes City employees who consistently provide exemplary service and work that demonstrates personal commitment to the City. The award was presented at the beginning of today's City Council meeting.
Lyons has worked for the 911 Center since September 2002. She was nominated in the category of valor by 911 Communications Manager Julie Righter. Righter said dispatchers routinely take life-threatening emergency calls and cell phones have added a new level of complexity to the processing of emergency calls. With calls from regular phones, dispatchers are able to see the actual address of the location from which the 911 call was placed, even if the caller is incapacitated. With 911 calls from cell phones, no location is available for the dispatcher's use.
Lyons was nominated for her handling of a 911 call from a cell phone in January of this year. The call was from a teenager whose friend began having a seizure while they were out walking. The caller did not know where they were and could see no addresses or street signs in the area. Lyons asked if the caller could provide the license plate number from any vehicles parked in driveways nearby. After getting registration information from the Police Department, Lyons was able to pinpoint the address and send medical response. Righter praised Lyons for her ingenuity and for making every effort to locate the source of the call.
The other categories in which employees can be nominated are loss prevention, safety, customer relations and productivity. All City employees are eligible for the Mayor's Award of Excellence except for elected officials and some managers. Individuals or teams can be nominated by supervisors, peers, subordinates and the general public. Nomination forms are available from department heads, employee bulletin boards or the Personnel Department, which oversees the awards program.
All nominations are reviewed by the Mayor's Award of Excellence Committee, which includes a representative with each union and a non-union representative appointed by the Mayor. Award winners receive a $100 U.S. savings bond, a day off with pay and a plaque. Monthly winners are eligible to receive the annual award, which comes with a $500 U.S. savings bond, two days off with pay and a plaque.


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Anyway, training, yes. The very important thing I preach when work on schedules of runs for folks I am helping out to is the idea of easy/hard days. However, myself, I often find I push a tad more on easy days (at least towards second part of the run, once warmed up), and then on hard days that pushing gets tougher. Having just gone through overtraining syndrome, I vowed to be really careful. That Garmin 310 I bought (thank to a good friend who rid of his old one for upgrade and it allowed me to divulge myself for all of $125!) is a great tool when used smart! Now my easy runs are that - easy. And when I need to push, I am able to see the number and be either satisfied, or not so much and put more effort.
That said, this is how my week planned out.
Monday - recovery run on roads in early morning, 5M, something in tune of 10:30 pace. Post-lunch time - gym, upper body weights and abs, 45min.
Tuesday - morning: hills repeats, 5x0.4M, total of 6M with WU and CD. Felt strong! Every next repeat a touch faster, all on perfect time. Post-lunch: gym, lower body (lots of heavy squats, lunges, plyometrics, etc.), abs, 45min. Evening - Bikram yoga 90 min.
Wednesday - easy run on roads in the dark on rolling hills at moderate pace (about 10:00 average). Post-lunch - gym: back/shoulders/chest 30 min. Evening - Bikram yoga 90 min.
Thursday - morning roads 9M run with 4M tempo inside. Tempo miles went: 9:08, 8:53, 8:48, 8:13. Not quite even, but I was thrilled with the numbers not only in the last mile but each of those! This was a break-through for me, I am not a flat runner, and in the last 6 months or so I wasn't clicking anything below 9's. Was supposed to go to the gym for some leg presses and quad/hamstring machines, but work was busy, and I couldn't stay late either. Missed it.
Friday - an official off day when, since I am "streaking" this year, I ran 2 miles at some whatever pace without a watch (I could walk faster if I wanted to) - to ensure I am resting!
Saturday - THE most perfect long trail run I had ever had while living in Austin. Georgetown lake trail loop, 26.5 miles. It starts with almost 2M of dam/road running, then goes onto gnarly rock trail (no serious hills, small hops and rolls, very tiny, but the rock is really treacherous), that lasts about 8 miles or so, then it mellows out - right into a sweet double track intermittent with single track, all smooth and pretty flat at all for about 6 miles or so, and then it hits some good hills - and those are with the same gnarl rock and roots!
|Whatever...they move a lot too. Keep your eyes down, don't let your mind drift.
|Where is the trail?
|Obviously, not the worse sections - those you can't take photos of.
|The Gnarl up close and personal.
Just for reference, I ran there 6:20, 6:00, 5:40, 5:25, and 5:30. Last weekend I was planning to try sub-5:30 if all goes well. Larry went as well, he asked if he could stay with me, but we both know we run better separately - we have completely different paces and styles and strength, so "together" only works on "runcations". Otherwise he'd have to slow down (I am slower as is, and start even more turtle-like) and it is very uncomfortable for him and believe it or not makes him more tired towards the end (when I find another gear). And all the while I'd be feeling guilty and trying to speed up to make his life easier - and ruin my own run because I am simply not fast enough and can't handle it for long and absolutely need to start very slow.
That said, after first 2 road miles at 10:00 (thanks to Garmin) and after Larry pealed off, I was running that gnarl in low 11's for a few miles (4?) and was scared and kept ordering myself to slow down. It didn't feel any effort put out, but I was petrified that I will break down soon. I believe mile 8 was at 11:45 and I actually smiled for the first time. And then it got weirder. I was still on gnarl yet, but speeding up. Then the flats and double track came under my feet - and my pace easily dropped into low 9's...for many miles. That is practically my tempo pace! It was scary, but it felt like I am hardly moving! I was just waiting for the hills...and the bonk. I ran into Tejas campground with 11 miles to go full of energy. That was my only stop - I ran the whole freaking thing, never walked a step. With 13M to go I had 2:20 on the watch (run time) and contemplated if I'd be able to break 5 hrs. Leaving Tejas, there is another mile and half of flat good running - and then the stairs lead you into the last 9+ miles of hilliest part of the trail and yes, all covered with that gnarl rock and roots (there was a couple of times I had to slow down and look around to make sure I am actually on trail and not in the woods). But I kept running. I tripped a number of times, and here I did 2 near-misses so close, that was the only indication of somewhat being on a tired side, but I still didn't "feel" it. My pace slipped into mid-10's. and that's exactly where it should have been - in fact, considering what I was running and when, every mile that biped I couldn't believe my eyes. All I needed was to focus and not fall. Miles were moving past so quickly, I felt the day just started...
I ran into the car in 4:37, for a negative split and a 50 min PR (the extra 2 min I usually simply never timed through the parking lot, it was 4:35 at the exit off the trail). And - I felt great! I never bonked! 10:30 average pace, holy cow! Larry was surprised and thrilled to see me so early - and to share his own 4 hr adventure of awesome running and no bonk either! Each of us had new fueling plan - instead of taking 100 calories every 20 minutes (for 300/hr total), we somehow without talking to each other decided both to take every 30 min (well, I was going every 3 miles, what for the first 9 miles was a touch more, but overall, same). I alternated 1/2 of Larabar (fully Paleo compliant) and 1 Vi gels (per recommendation of Kami Semick who went grain-free some months ago and found these work best/agree best). I also ran with a bladder in my pack - all my last 3 long runs this year were with the bladder, which I haven't used since 2004, the year I finished Umstead and discovered bottles. It worked awesome! At first, the idea behind running with bottles rather than bladder was that I needed to see and control how much to drink (I tend to not drink at all and need force). By now my running thirst sense got perfected, and it was just fine - and I enjoyed free hands. I do hate refilling bladder during a race (for myself or others when volunteer), so I plan to run with a bladder until it empties, and then pick up a bottle in a drop bag and switch drinking. (speaking for "normal" drinking for me, Sunday I drank all of 1 glass of water, half of it during my 4:30 pm class of hot yoga, and half after, 1 cup of coffee and 1 cup of tea. Russians are just not raised on this idea).
Anyway, that was on exciting morning, done by 11 am, and free full day ahead (which we used for some leisure and Les Misearbles).
Sunday - an easy road run 30 min (planned to go for an hour, but had pressing stuff and didn't time wisely). Was somewhat not peppy, but not sore either. Later took Bikram yoga class.
That that was my training week.
Now, as for a day out of my life, I thought yesterday was a great example - as I honestly wasn't sure how I can squeeze it all, but I did.
Wake up, coffee, run. Breakfast, computer, at local trailhead by 9 am for a trail work. Lots of HCTR members showed up! Cleared water bars and walked about 3 miles in a process with a "digging tool", lasted till 11:45 am. Straight to grocery shopping, where I spent 1.5 hrs total (being mindful is more fun than rushing through). Eat lunch, pre-cooked some meals, computer (FB) easy time and a bit of knitting. House cleaning with Larry - it was rather bad by now, I think it's been a month. He vacuumed, I did the floors and dusting and counters and stove. Threw in a laundry load. Worked on running clients' schedules, sent them out. Ran out to drive and take Bikram class. Came home 2:15 later - made dinner, we ate, dishes (I hand-wash). Peeled and separated those pre-cooked meals, marinated chicken for 2 meals. Gave Larry a massage (he deserved one!). A few minutes on FB. Went to pick up my son from work (9 pm). Folded laundry. Watched 30 min of Grammy. Bedtime 10:20 pm.
Phew! I made it to another week! Mile repeats tomorrow, 13 miles on Thursday with first hal on hills and second tempo (kind of a combo), 5k race on Saturday and a "staple pre-race" trail loop Sunday!
p.s. I went for Dexascan, one that measures your body structure. My bone density is off the chart high (as it was 5 years ago), and my fat percentage is lower by 2% than in June of 2008, when a bunch of us did it before Bighorn. I was pleased then - I guess I should be happy now. I am. Getting older is not always getting unfit:)
|Paleo work (photo taken October 1st before 1st round, then getting back to bad shape, second photo from 1.5 months of Paleo round 2).
|"Professional" work for body figure comp back in summer 2011, also 3 months of work.
Now, it doesn't mean my race goes perfect (in fact, something always goes wrong there). But it doe mean whatever is that we're doing with our eating, and our training, is working, and giving up is not an option quite yet. Keep it up, my friends. We've got a long and fulfilling life to live.
p.p.s. case to point about workouts: Devon's article.
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CHAPEL HILL – Members of the Chapel Hill Carrboro NAACP joined others Monday for a rally in Raleigh—this coming after last week's protest where 17 were arrested, and more than two dozen were arrested again.
Bishop Larry Reid was one of the several Chapel Hill residents arrested. He's a Vice President of the Chapel Hill-Carrboro NAACP chapter
At 5:30 this evening, Reid is urging people of all races to take part in another "wave of civil disobedience."
***There are conflicting reports about the number of those arrested. WRAL reports 30 people were arrested while the AP says there were 27.
General Assembly Police Chief Jeff Weaver says all are likely to face misdemeanor charges similar to the 17 NAACP protesters arrested last Monday. Those arrested this week include members of the social justice group Raging Grannies, several university professors, and the son of state NAACP president Rev. William Barber.
"It's not just a black issue. That's the way it was played off last Monday night. People made it out to be heavily laced in black folks and said that all it is. But that's not the issue. It's far from it," Reid said.
Along side NAACP NC Chapter president Rev. William Barber last week, Reid and other activists participated in a "pray in"— or demonstrations through prayer and song. The protest took place inside the state Legislative Building. Reid says the arrest was worth it to prove his point.
"What's being done in the house is not just being directed at African Americans—it's directed at the vote, it's being directed to de-power the people," Reid said.
Protestors will gather outside of the state legislature this evening. Reid says Raleigh law enforcement warned him and others not to protest inside the State Legislative Building again.
Some of the issues they are protesting include limitations to voter rights—like the Voter ID bill, which passed in the House in April. It requires voters to show photo identification at the polls. Members of the NAACP view the bill as a form of poll tax. Reid also believes it's not right that federal funding to expand Medicaid was rejected. He believes these issues will affect many North Carolinians.
Reid hopes that if more people protest, state leaders will acknowledge their presence.
"And the issues are that they refuse to give us an ear to hear the complaints of the people," Reid said. "While they were looking down upon on us from their solarium above, they were thinking, 'Oh there's only a handful of them. That's not enough to get our attention. Throw them out of here.'"
He said he did not receive a response following last week's protests.
The NAACP will hold a candlelight vigil outside of the State Legislative Building Tuesday night at 7:00 p.m.


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New Year's Brunch
2009 has been a very good year in my kitchen. I started Yummy Supper on a whim - wanting to create a vehicle to share recipes and connect with people about food. I have found myself so inspired that I cannot stop cooking favorite old recipes and delving into new ones with glee. I hoped 2009 would be a year of joy and fun despite the state of the world. Our kitchen has been a refuge and I am grateful.
This New Year's brunch is a celebration of past, present, and future.
Homemade biscuits are an early favorite for me and are never a bad addition to any brunch. And Paul's Meyer Lemon Marmalade was so good I ate it by the spoonful. ( Keep your eye out for that recipe later this week).
Camino, Russ and Alison's place in Oakland has been our number one place to eat out this past year. Their food is rich yet simple, understated and complex. Every time I eat at Camino I feel happy and well cared for. I was thrilled to find their recipe for Eggs Baked in Cream in the NY Times. The brunch at their restaurant is amazing and it is fun to get to make a taste of it at home.
A decade ago, when P and I traveled for a year, Bill's in Sydney's Darlinghurst neighborhood was our favorite restaurant. It was homey, fresh, bright, and his food was full of joy. Years later, we found his Bill's Open Kitchen cookbook and have been making Bacon Florets (and other great recipes) ever since.
In the fall of 2010 we will hit the road again for another year-long adventure, this time with 2 kids in tow, and Bill's will an be unmissable stop for us. We travel to eat. I promise to share with you.
Start 2010 with a happy belly.
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- AnonymousDecember 31, 2009
Wishing you a very happy new year :)ReplyDelete
so great to check out your blog! I've been hearing about it from sarah h. it's beautiful. so many recipes i'd like to try. btw, camino is one of our favorite restaurants as well. maybe we can all go there together. i can't believe you're heading out on the road for a whole year. i hope to do something like that some day. happy new year. pReplyDelete
- AnonymousJanuary 01, 2010
Happy New Year! What amazing food and so good for the tummy. What do you have for lamb? We are getting some freshly slaughtered ones and would love some tips.ReplyDelete
Oh lucky you! Fresh lamb sounds so delish. Check out these recipes that we really enjoyed:ReplyDelete
A Greek style grilled goat leg (lamb would be just as good)
or a nice shank recipe....
Also I have been wanting to do a whole lamb roast. We used to do that when I was a kid and it made for a great party. Depending on your weather this time of year, that could be a really fun option.
One more thought... In Platter of Figs, David Tanis suggests roasting a whole lamb shoulder with a little olive oil and white wine drizzled on top. Plus some rosemary sprigs in the pan. 375 oven for 45 minutes. Internal Temp should be 130 degrees when done. I am gonna have to try this technique myself. Sounds really easy and his food is always wonderful.
Oh I am getting hungry for lamb right now!
Happy New Year to you.


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TV/internet based so please no thin lines that are going to alias.
"itv" is the main part of the logo with "brandon.com" included but not in the forefront. When I expand the company I'll need to included other ".com"s with the itv brand - for example...I'll be creating "itvnorthern.com" in the next year and want to be able to use the same "itv" main part of the logo.
Other than that, I leave it to you. I have no preconceived notions about what I want there is no hidden agenda.
I'm very excited about seeing what is out there!
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