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American Scott Stallings fired a final round four-under-par 68 to post nine-under 279 to separate himself from the gridlock behind him to win the Farmers Insurance Open at Torrey Pines South Course Sunday afternoon. The five players tied on 280, eight-under who shared second place were K.J. Choi, Jason Day, Graham DeLaet, Pat Perez and Marc Leishman.
After posting seven of his 19 birdies in the final round Sunday, Stallings was the first player to post nine-under and the only player to post nine-under as he claimed his third victory in his young career. As the leaderboard piled up throughout the day on Sunday, Stallings and his putter kept him in the conversation. His driver was ice cold as he hit only 28.57% of the fairways on Sunday but his decent iron play saw him hit 12 of 18 greens. The story was on the greens as he gained a whopping 4.725 strokes on the greens on Sunday and led the field in strokes gained-putting for the tournament. Entering the week, Stallings was 131st in strokes gained-putting in 2014. In his first season on TOUR, 2011, he checked in at 136th in that same category. In 2012 he dropped to 171st and followed that up last season with his career-best posting of 68th.
Torrey Pines South Course showed its U.S. Open-like teeth on Saturday as the leaders fell by the way side and par was an excellent score. The rough was that; rough. The greens were firm and slick but Stallings ground out an even-par 72 to stay in the conversation. How good was his putter this week? He hit 50% of the fairways on 55% of the greens on Saturday and still found a way to post par. #grinder. Sunday saw the course soften up as the greens were watered and some of the pin placements were more accessible and Stallings took advantage. He went out in 34 and his final birdie of the week saw his inward nine of 34 seal his third trophy on TOUR.
Scott Stallings is the definition of frustration in the world of fantasy golfers. Sure, he joins a very exclusive list of 20-somethings that have won three or more times on TOUR but there's a reason he wasn't on most gamers radar this week. After finishing T11 in Q-School in 2010, he teed it up 28 times his rookie year in 2011. He was cut 15 times but found a victory at The Greenbrier and a solo third at Tampa Bay. Those were his only two top 10s but he did have seven top 25s in the 13 weekends he did see. In 2012, he was cut 14 times in 27 tournaments but again found a way to win, at the time, the True South Classic, T7 at RBC Canadian and T5 in Orlando. He also had eight top 25s in the 12 weekends he played. ARE YOU NOTICING A PATTERN, THEN? In 2013, he was cut 14 times in 27 events yet posted four top 10s which included a three-week-run of T4, T4 and T2 in June. He finished with six top 25s. The reason he wasn't on most gamers radars this week was simple: he's played five events in 2013-14 and MC in three of them and his best finish is T47. In two starts at FIO he MC both times and his two rounds on the South Course were 74 and 78.
Stallings has shown us over the last few years that when he sees the weekend good things can happen on a multitude of layouts. He's played well at TPC Southwind and Memorial, demanding tracks, and his shown his value in birdie busters as he almost won at Humana last year to go along with his victory at The Greenbrier and True South Classic. Fantasy gamers look for consistency and known quantities. Stallings hasn't demonstrated that consistency yet but he's only 28 and has three wins just four years on TOUR. That's impressive ANY way gamers break it down. I'd endorse Stallings for the season based on the history I provided above but make sure PATIENCE is in your vocabulary before signing up here!
Check out this company that Stallings is keeping with his third victory in his 20s:
Dustin Johnson: 8 wins
Rory McIlroy: 6 wins, two majors
Webb Simpson: 4 wins, one major
Keegan Bradley: 3 wins, one major
Anthony Kim: 3 wins
Scott Stallings: 3 wins
With this victory, Stallings collects $1,098,000, 500 FedExCup points and has now gained the attention of gamers moving forward in 2014!
Déjà vu All Over Again?
After winning 31 of 40 tournaments in 2013, the USA has now won the first 10 events of 2013-14. Harris English, Jimmy Walker (2), Webb Simpson, Ryan Moore, Dustin Johnson, Chris Kirk, Zach Johnson, Patrick Reed and now Scott Stallings have kept the perfect start rolling for the crimson, white and indigo.
Jimmy Walker is the only first-time winner in 2013-14. There were 12 of them last season. Walker is the only two-time winner as well. Stallings has now won in three of his first four years on TOUR.
Only 17 of the 38, 54-hole leaders went on to win last year in full-field, stroke play events. Through 10 events, five players that have held the 54-lead have gone on to lift the trophy. Gary Woodland couldn't add his name to that list this week as he was alone at eight-under entering Sunday's final round.
Since 1995, only four winners at the FIO have NOT been major champions. They have all been since 2009 (Watney, Crane, Snedeker and Stallings)
In the last 12 years all of the winners at FIO have been blue passport holders, i.e., Americans.
As Rob and I spoke about in depth during our chat on Wednesday, the North Course played almost FOUR-AND-A-HALF shots easier than the South Course. Yahoo! gamers must be aware of this for 2015 and beyond.
Young Guns versus Prime Time versus Old Guys
This is the part of the column where I list the winners and their age. Jimmy Walker (34) started the season out on the right foot for the Prime Time guys and was joined by Ryan Moore (30) in Malaysia and Zach Johnson (37) at Kapalua. Walker added title No. 2 to catch the youngsters last week but that lasted one week. Scott Stallings, 28, joins Patrick Reed (23), Chris Kirk (28), Webb Simpson (28), Dustin Johnson (29) and Harris English, (24) as the twenty-somethings on the board. The Young Guns now have six of 10 wins to start the season. The Old Guys were led this week by 43-year-old K.J. Choi and his T2.
What I learned from the finishers in the top 10
K.J. Choi: His masterful 66 on Sunday was the day's best and moved Choi up 25 spots to T2. The South Korean ran in eight birdies against two bogeys and posted his best finish, T2, in 12 trips to La Jolla. His T2 backs up his T9 from last year and reinforces the fact that solid ball-strikers need to be in play during this event. Choi finished the week T8 in GIR and his 18 birdies were T5. Choi has had a very steady start to 2013-14 with finishes of T14, T15 and T20 in his first three events. This is Choi's best finish since 2011 solo second at the AT&T and he's pocketed less than $1 million in each of the last two seasons.
Graham DeLaet: The Canadian ball-striker extraordinaire rode his excellent iron play to T5 in GIR and took his spot with the other four players on eight-under. DeLaet was T55 in fairways hit so that makes any questions of rust valid but his approach play was in mid-season form. His putter was also cooperating as he finished the week 11th in strokes gained-putting. DeLaet's last three finishes on TOUR are T7, T6 and T2 this week. He's completely legit folks and he loves this event as well. His last seven rounds here are par or better and after MC in his first two trips, he's now finished T9 and T2 in the last two years. Whoa, Canada!
Jason Day: Gamers have expressed frustration that Day doesn't win enough, who does anyhow, but there is no doubting his game. Also, he's proven again that the tougher the track, the better chance of posting a high finish is quite real. His iron play saw him finish the week at T3 in GIR and T2 in the tournament. Gamers, Day's value has been demonstrated at Augusta and U.S. Opens so remember that moving forward. He's fearless of the big stage but gamers are just waiting for more payoffs. Be patient. He's not going anywhere. Also remember he won the 2003 Junior World Championship on this course when making out rosters in 2015.
Pat Perez: Speaking of Junior World Champions, Pat Perez won his at Torrey South in 1993 and his father is the starter on the South Course as well. Perez finally paid gamers off during this even as he finally broke par on Sunday for the first time in four years. The other three years saw him finish no worse than T22 but not any better than T20. His final round 70 saw his three rounds on the South add up to seven-under for the week. Imagine if he put a number up on the North Course on Friday! Perez played great as he was T19 in fairways, T17 in GIR and sixth in strokes gained-putting. He has a new coach, new swing thoughts, new fiancé and a new attitude. He's now six out of seven on the new season and has T8 (Sony) and T2 this week in his last three. #GiddyUp for the ride on the West Coast swing!
Marc Leishman: The final T2 of the bunch absolutely flushed it this week from tee-to-green. He only made FOUR bogeys, racked up 53 pars and hit 77% GIR on the week and those were all tournament-leading figures. He backed his solo fifth at Sony up this week with T2 so he won't be entirely disappointed at his recent results. He needed to hole a field shot on the 72nd hole to create a playoff but his wedge spun just wide of the target. His closing birdie threw him into the five-way-tie. Don't forget about this Aussie moving forward as well as his career is trending in a positive direction.
Charley Hoffman: Mr. San Diego posted the low round, 67, on Sunday that included a hole-in-one on No. 3 as he raised 20 spots to finish T7. He drove the cover off the golf ball, as he's been doing most of the year, and posted his second T7 in his last six starts at FIO, tying his best-ever finish. The San Diego native posted his third top 10 finish in six starts this season and is well on pace to catch the five top 10s that he posted last year.
Ryo Ishikawa: His game improves the closer he gets to the hole and that was on display this week just north of San Diego. The "other" young Japanese player has almost been lost in the Hideki Matsuyama storm over the last year but his T7 finish this week should re-open the eyes of gamers who might have lost track of his progress. Ishikawa led the field in birdies with 20 and that was buoyed by his No. 1 ranking in putts made per GIR. The more impressive number this week was finishing T22 in GIR after T55 in fairways. In seven events this season he now has a T2, T5 and T7 to compliment a T21 and T25. Folks, he's only 22 and he's already rewarded gamers who jumped on his back after his Web.com playoffs performance last fall. He has six top 10s in 10 events stretching back to the final three events of those playoffs. He's hot, period. In three starts at the FIO, he's posted T13, MC and T7 this year.
Will MacKenzie: In five previous visits to this event, Will Macca made one cut and shot 80 twice. Here's another lesson to gamers that course history cannot be the ONLY predictor/resource that is used; multiple factors figure in every week. In seven events this season the 39-year old has been on fire with finishes of T9, T15, MC, T12, MC, T13 and T7 this week. His ranking in the all-around category is currently numero uno on TOUR and he did nothing this week to jeopardize that as he was T2 in fairways, T12 in GIR and 24th in putts per GIR. The question for gamers moving forward will be is he going to continue this pace down the road. His last full season on TOUR was 2010 so I'm going to invest while he's hot.
Trevor Immelman: As I mentioned on Twitter Sunday afternoon, Immelman was DFL last week at the Humana on three of the easiest courses on TOUR. This week, he was tied for the lead with 12 holes to play in his final round on a course that was averaging close to 75 strokes per round. In five events this year he had T21 and T20 to go along with three MCs so this T10 should give him some confidence moving forward. I'm not sure I'm going to hitch my wagon up to him just yet. I just hope his brother, Mark, who works for PGATOUR Radio, is ok after being fleshed this afternoon by an errant iron shot. #familybusiness
Seung-Yul Noh: Another young Far Eastern player that has shown flashes of brilliance in his burgeoning career, Noh is still trying to put his swing and game back together. As a rookie in 2012, he racked up 24 of 28 cuts and had 13 top 25s on his way to 40th in the FEDEXCUP Points race. Last year, he was cut in 13 of 25 events and was 110th in the standings. He was five of six entering the week but his best finish was only T27. His problem has been the tee ball and the putter but this week his flat stick finished 10th in strokes gained-putting. This led to only six bogeys, good for T2 for the week. I'll see where this finish leads but he hasn't had back-to-back top 25s since the 2012 Playoffs. Soon we'll know? Maybe. Maybe not.
Russell Knox: After not keeping his card after the 2012 season, Knox headed to the Web.com to hone his game for a return in 2013-14. As he was splitting time between the tours last summer/fall, his game started coming together. In his last 11 starts on TOUR, he's seen nine weekends and his WORST finish is T32. The good news/bad news is that this is his first top 10 in that stretch. He's Brendon Todd of the ball-strikers! Time to push him up the rankings based on those numbers!
Justin Thomas: Welcome to the party, youngster! The former Walker Cupper from Alabama is currently a member of the Web.com Tour but he was happy to take his sponsor's exemption this week and run with it. And run he did, all the way to T10. He was second in the field in birdies, 19, and second in strokes gained-putting. Not bad for a kid who left Alabama after his sophomore season and a national championship. He won six times in college and was named national player of the year in 2012. Not a bad pedigree. Pay attention. Check Rotoworld.com for his status updates on TOUR.
Brad Fritsch: "Big Boy" is now two-for-two at Torrey in two career starts and both have found him in the top 10 after his T10 Sunday pairs with his T9 from last year. Interestingly, this is his first 10 top since that T9 last year. A premium driver of the golf ball, Fritsch could be used on the tougher, tighter courses on TOUR but the resume is a little thin for gamers to heavily invest at the current moment.
Gary Woodland: The good news for gamers is that he has now put himself in great position on Sunday four times since August. It looks like Butch Harmon's tutelage is paying off but Woodland has let a few chances slip through his fingers recently. He held the 54-hole lead at The Barclays last August but finished T2. He also fell to Ryan Moore in a playoff at the CIMB in October before not being able to hold his 54-hole lead Sunday. I'll take the guy who's getting in position over and over again any day. I mentioned that I wasn't as high on him as others in the fantasy world. I'm going to have to reevaluate moving forward since he's been P2 and T2 in his last four starts on TOUR.
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What happened to my pre-tournament favorites?
Tiger Woods: On Saturday, he was five shots off the lead in the middle of No. 18 fairway with eagle on his mind. Six shots later he found himself with double-bogey seven on his card and essentially out of contention. He went on to double No. 1 and bogey the next five holes after that. This is not a typo. He played seven holes NINE-over par and MDF. It was moving day and he moved on to his jet and out the door. He's won this tournament five of the seven times he's began his TOUR season in San Diego. I wasn't going to use him this week because a.) it was his first start and b.) majors and WGC events have the highest win payouts. None of the one-and-done favorites did anyone proud this week.
Phil Mickelson: Lefty WD with a back problem after his round Friday as he was being cautious with the entire season in front of him. For gamers, Mickelson is ALWAYS an issue when healthy but this puts a large monkey in the wrench. With his chance at a career grand slam on the horizon at Pinehurst No. 2, I am positive that he will do nothing to hamper his chances at that event. Sorry, folks.
Bill Haas: His rally on Sunday was snuffed out by two doubles in his final six holes. His 18 birdies were T5 and he was 10th in fairways but that's just a consolation as he finished T43. That T43 finish was his worst since his T43 last March at WGC-CC. #anomaly
Jimmy Walker: His wife took to Twitter on the weekend to make sure we all knew the reason that her hubby MC this week was NOT the grouping with Tiger Woods but rather that DYNOMITE was under the weather. Gamers would have loved to have known this on Wednesday but that's exactly why I'm on Twitter. I don't have to guess on why. Thanks Erin! Walker has had successes at Pebble and Riviera so keep him circled.
Hunter Mahan: His two doubles Thursday on the North course wiped out a five birdie round that would have had him off to a flying start in 2013-14. His T47 knocked him out of the top 30 for the first time in SEVEN year at the FIO. Sigh.
Jason Day: T2, see above.
Nick Watney: Another popular selection this week that didn't fire, Watney only found 11 birdies in a tournament that he has finished in the top 10 five of the last seven times he's played it. Double sigh. #groupCbloodbath
Bubba Watson: No surprise that he led the field in GIR and no surprise that he missed plenty of short putts. His T23 joins his T13 from 2012 and 2011 victory to cement his horse-for-course status at Torrey Pines.
Brandt Snedeker: One-and-done pools and king of the hill pools suffered greatly this week as Snedeker was T-DFL on the NORTH course with 77 on Thursday. He won this event in 2012 and was T2 last year. Raise your hand if you saw this coming. #groupAdumpsterfire
Rickie Fowler: For the second straight season he dug himself a massive hole on Thursday except this year he couldn't dig out. His 77-70 MC by two shots. Glad I still have Watney and Snedeker to burn down the road in OAD as Fowler crashed and burned for me this week.
Jordan Spieth: At one point he was 10-under and cruising along after his 63 on the North Course Friday. His 75-75 on the weekend took him out of the lead and the top 10 as he finished T19. Not bad for 20 years old but he won't be happy playing the last 12 holes on Sunday four-over par. Absolutely nothing to worry about here, kids, nothing.
Keegan Bradley: His T16 was his best finish in four starts at FIO. He made five bogeys on Sunday after making only five in the first three rounds. He needs to be on your radar every week he tees it up. Period.
Charles Howell III: He began Sunday T13 and was only two shots back after an early birdie but his final round 75 saw him tumble down the leaderboard to T37. This is the 10th season in a row where he's finished T43 or better at Torrey Pines.
Graham DeLaet: T2, see above. DeLaet and Day were my Group B weekend players in Yahoo! Too bad group A was BLANK on Sunday…
Coming Wednesday:
And the analysis doesn't end here. Rotoworld's Rob Bolton and I will be co-hosting a one-hour live chat WEDNESDAY at NOON ET. We will be breaking down the field at the Waste Management Phoenix Open (WMPO) and answering your questions. Simply return to the golf home page to join in on the chatter. Don't forget to follow Rob (http://twitter.com/RobBoltonGolf) and Glass (http://twitter.com/mikeglasscott) on Twitter.


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Snow in the mountains, autumn on the calendar as much a blessing as a science
Let's be real. Snow can fall in Colorado all year-long, if you count the highest peaks. Nonetheless, forgive me for being giddy about reports of the white stuff from equally ebullient ski resorts Tuesday.
Even with my tomatoes finally getting fat and rosy, I'm ready for this long, hot season to turn to dry leaves, corduroy pants and a foot of two of snow before Halloween.
I was in Minnesota last week, and my soul is still full. After 10 autumns in Colorado — where the leave change is green to gold to gone in what seems like 10 minutes — I'd lost sight of what a brilliant Calico quilt fall can bring. Lake Superior's splashy colors reminded me of growing up in the rugged South, where stunning fall beauty is around every turn in the road. The fall's reds, yellows, corn-stalk browns and the disappearing greens -were so delicate and perfect it seemed impossible to deny the hand of God. The upper Midwest in September made me question again my worthiness to look at any one color on the palette too long, like I was using up someone else's share.
Autumn's wardrobe change is simple science, really. Shorter days and cooler weather shuts down the photosynthesis that keeps leaves green and mask the yellow and orange carotenoids that are always there. The stored sugar in maples and oaks produced reds and browns, and tall pines drop needles and cones just trying to fit in. In the Colorado mountains, the aspen are turning a shade of Missy Franklin gold.
Killer snow ends the leaves' big show around here. Last year a big storm pummeled us on Oct. 26, that's one month from Wednesday. The average date for the first freeze in the city is Oct. 7 — aka, a week from Saturday. The average date for the first snow is Oct. 18. I noticed the first yellow leaves collecting on the fairway-green grass of my back lawn this morning.
Weather is such a toy box for those of us who love the magic of science, the intensity of change and unexpected gifts from Heaven. With a summer of wilting heat, crop-killing drought. deadly wildfires and a senseless mass murder behind us, I'll gladly be the first to stick out my tongue, catch a flake or two and say a thank you.
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Proletarian grill joint Burger King has announced its intention to broaden its brand into mobile phone games, to be developed by Mobliss and promoted in US branches.
The games will be (shock) burger-related, with the first requiring the user to complete tasks within a Burger-King-themed city in order to become the protégé of "The King": not Elvis, but Burger King's slightly-creepy brand mascot.
It's not the first time "The King" has been seen in a computer game: Sneak King for X-Box has the rubber-masked monarch sneaking around giving burgers to the starving masses, and was sold in-store for $3.99. For the less charitable (or more republican) player there's also the opportunity to beat the living shit out of the character in "Fight Night Round 3".
All of these are, of course, pale imitations of Mr. Wimpy - released in 1984 for the 48K Spectrum. Mr. Wimpy could take The King any day of the week (just as soon as he can get the volume set right on the tape player).
Plotting computer games around brand characters isn't new, but players will expect exceptional gameplay when they're asked to pay for what is, ultimately, an interactive advertisement.
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Michael Brown's divorce from his fourth wife, Rachel Brown, has been delayed by his bankruptcy case.
Scheduled to begin Sept. 30 in Harris County's 309th State District Court, the former hand surgeon's divorce trial is on hold until the stay triggered by the bankruptcy case is lifted, a court official said.
Michael Brown, who now lives in Miami, has not yet returned to Houston, officials said.
Brown filed for bankruptcy in January in Florida but withdrew the request the next month. The case was reinstated Sept. 23 with a transfer from Miami to Houston.
U.S. District Judge Jeff Bohm, the Houston judge overseeing the bankruptcy case, on Sept. 30 named Houston attorney Ronald J. Sommers as the Chapter 11 trustee who, among other things, will conduct a meeting of the creditors claiming that Brown owes them money.
A meeting of the creditors has been set for Oct. 22 in Houston, and Brown has been ordered to appear and submit to examination under oath at the creditors' meeting, according to court documents.
If he fails to appear, he could be held in civil contempt and subject to sanctions, the order states. Brown was previously found in contempt by Texas State District Judge Sheri Dean in the divorce trial and is subject to arrest in that case.
One of the creditors in the bankruptcy is Iberia Bank, which on Sept. 30 filed a notice of lapsed insurance on a yacht owned by Michael Brown's estate.
According to court documents, Brown bought the 68-foot Azimut yacht in April 2012 with $750,000 in financing from Iberia. As a condition of financing, Brown promised to insure the yacht for its full replacement value, documents state.
"Needless to say, Iberia is concerned that its collateral (the yacht) is currently uninsured," the filing states.
Meanwhile, Brown is scheduled to surrender himself Oct. 25 to U.S. marshals in Miami to serve a 30-day sentence in federal prison.
In July, he pleaded guilty to a charge of interfering with a flight attendant on a flight from London to Miami.
Brown was not in Dean's court Sept. 30, when other parties gave the judge a report on the bankruptcy proceeding, a court official said.
In March, David L. Grange was named as the chief restructuring officer overseeing Brown's businesses.
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Rachel Brown filed an objection in Florida federal court to reinstating the bankruptcy.
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4/14 - There's a new due date for the project. If your project was originally due on April 20, it is now due on April 25 (23:59 EST). If your project was originally due on April 27, it is now due on May 2 (23:59 EST). Note that the paper must be in either ps or pdf format. The best system for typesetting your paper is LaTeX, and it is easy to convert to LaTeX files into ps or pdf files.
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2/4 - Reading Assignment: Oded Goldreich's The Foundations of Cryptography Chapters 4.1-4.4. Click here for a preliminary postscript version.
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functions, etc.)
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Informally, these are general protocols among two or more parties, where
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other parties from disrupting the correct execution of the computation
(for example, think of voting protocols, auctions, computing the
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Many issues are involved in studying secure computation, from
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"Internet-style" executions of many protocols? Is there a
broadcast channel available? etc. Useful tools needed to
implement secure protocols include zero knowledge proof systems (an area
that could easily span an entire semester - though we'll restrain
ourselves to only a fraction), secret sharing, commitment schemes,
oblivious transfer, and others. We will cover some of the major
results in the area, and continue to further advanced topics, depending
on the interests and background of the audience.
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and should contact the instructor for more specific details.
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throughout the semester.
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if called for by the project topic. Suggested topics include
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approximations, voting schemes, completeness results in secure
computation, credential systems, exposure resilient cryptography,
algorithmic tamper proof security), or other cryptographic areas
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encryption, steganography, quantum cryptography). More detailed
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Rapper Rick Ross says critics have misinterpreted his lyrics on Rocko's "U.O.E.N.O." after uproar from women's advocacy groups.
Ross raps about giving a woman the drug MDMA, known as Molly, and having his way with a woman in the song, "and she ain't even know it."
Although the song was released in January, the lyrics gained widespread notice last week when women's groups began to complain. Petitions were issued, including one asking Reebok to withdraw its advertising agreement with Ross.
The Miami-based rapper said in an interview on New Orleans' Q93.3 that "there was a misunderstanding with the lyric, a misinterpretation." He says the term "rape" was never used and it's not something condoned by him, his camp or hip-hop in general.
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Pesara Cabbage Punukulu/Whole green gram dal fritters
Whole green gram dal(Pesalu) - 1 cup
Rice - 2 table spoons
Ginger paste - 2 table sppons
Green chillies paste - 2 spoons
Salt - According to taste
Onions - 1
Cabbage - 1/2 cup
oil - for deep frying
Soak Pesalu/green gram dal, rice for 4 hours.
Grind it to a thick batter .
Add ginger paste, green chilli paste, salt, chopped onions, cabbage to the batter.
Heat enough oil for deep fring in a deep frying vessel. It should be piping hot, reduce the flame to medium and use ur fingers to drop the batter in the oil so as to form small fritters. Deep fry till they turn golden brown. Use a laddle to keep turning the fritters so that it cooks on all sides.
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I like Torquas, mainly because for some reason it's easy to create catchy sequence names incorporating it. "Tool Change on Torquas" is today's sequence -- sounds like it oughta be an Edgar Rice Borroughs short story.Like most tool-change sequences, it's a pretty simple one. And it was already written, yesterday, by someone else. But it's got a weird little quirk -- nothing wrong, just unusual -- and Ashitey and I are curious about it. Sometimes these little quirks don't mean anything, and sometimes they're a warning that there's something yesterday's team understood and we don't. So we call Paolo and ask him to explain it to us.Turns out, it's nothing -- just one of the newer kids building sequences, and not quite on the same page with the rest of us. But Paolo's tickled that we asked him: "Last week, Jeff Biesiadecki asked me to review a drive sequence. Today, Ashitey asked me to review an IDD sequence. Only thing that could top that would be for Steve Squyres to ask me a science question!"


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How to Choose a Medicare Plan
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En español | Medicare is not a simple "one size fits all" system. Some coverage is offered through a variety of private insurance plans — and you must choose the plan that suits you.
Boomers typically like choices, but you may feel overwhelmed by those in Medicare. Here's a quick overview of your options:
Traditional Medicare or Medicare Advantage?
When you enroll in Medicare for the first time, you're automatically in the "traditional" or "original" program that's been in place since 1966. If you prefer to join a Medicare Advantage plan, you can do so right away or during open enrollment (Oct. 15 to Dec. 7) in any year.
- Traditional Medicare covers Parts A and B, and you pay standard rates for services, regardless of where you live. You can go to any doctor, hospital or other provider that accepts Medicare patients anywhere in the country. You can add Part D coverage by enrolling in a private "stand-alone" drug plan for an additional premium. You can buy separate medigap insurance (See "Where Can I Get Help?") to cover some or most of the out-of-pocket costs of Parts A and B in the traditional Medicare program.
- Medicare Advantage (MA) offers an alternative way of receiving your benefits through local or regional private plans, which are most often health maintenance organizations (HMOs) or preferred provider organizations (PPOs). Each plan must include everything covered by traditional Medicare, but may offer more benefits and/or lower copays. Most plans charge a monthly premium (in addition to the Part B premium), and most include Part D drug coverage. Your choice of doctors and other providers may be restricted to those in the plan's network and geographical area—although PPOs allow you to go out of network for a higher copay. Each plan can, each calendar year, change its premiums, its extra benefits and its copays, or withdraw from Medicare You cannot buy a medigap policy to cover out-of-pocket costs in a Medicare Advantage plan. But each plan has an annual limit on out-of-pocket costs.
How do I choose a Medicare Advantage plan?
Almost everyone in Medicare has access to at least one MA plan, and in many areas there are dozens, each with its own mix of costs, benefits and conditions. Your mailbox may be stuffed with their ads. But to compare plans objectively and free of sales pressure, use the official Medicare website, which lists details of every plan in your area, including a measure of the quality of its care — or call the Medicare help line at 1-800-633-4227 for assistance. You can enroll in the plan you choose through Medicare or directly through the insurance company.
How do I choose a Part D plan?
If you need to add prescription drug coverage to traditional Medicare, you also will be faced with dozens of different plans. You can compare these in the same way you compare Medicare Advantage plans on the Medicare website. If you don't currently take any drugs, you may want to choose the plan with the lowest premium to get coverage at the least cost. Otherwise, it's best to choose a plan according to the specific drugs you take, because plans charge widely varying copays even for the same drug. The plan finder on Medicare's website automatically does the math to find your best deal. You can enroll through Medicare or directly with the plan.
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What if I change my mind?
You will not be locked into any Medicare Advantage or Part D plan permanently. You can switch between the different options at certain times of the year or in specific circumstances. For full details, see related article "Different Medicare Enrollment Periods."
You also have the right to drop out of a Medicare Advantage plan to return to traditional Medicare—and to buy a medigap policy with full federal protections if you want to—in the following specific circumstances:
- If you move out of your MA plan's service area, or your MA stops providing service in your area.
- If you enrolled in an MA plan when you turned 65, your first 12 months in the plan counts as a trial period during which you can return to traditional Medicare.
- If you dropped a medigap insurance policy to enroll in a MA plan—and this was your first time in any MA plan—the first 12 months in the plan counts as a trial period, so you're free to switch back.
Note that in all of these circumstances, you're entitled to buy a medigap insurance policy with full federal protections (meaning that insurance companies cannot deny coverage or charge higher premiums based on health status or pre-existing medical conditions), provided that you buy it within 63 days of your MA plan's coverage ending.
Why is Medicare so confusing?
The program has separate rules for people in different situations and a range of choices that require everyone to make personal and timely enrollment decisions. From time to time over Medicare's 50-year history, Congress has added more benefits and options, each with its own new set of rules. Although every piece has an inner logic, Medicare now resembles a crazy quilt that bewilders many enrollees — but it still gives the comfort of guaranteed health coverage to more than 55 million Americans.
Patricia Barry is the author of Medicare for Dummies 2nd edition (Wiley/AARP, September 2015).
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Posted: Fri Nov 04, 2005 10:15 pm
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and remember homes, true cornbread should always be made in a cast iron skillet well greased!
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Posted: Fri Nov 04, 2005 10:15 pm
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Grew up in the South. No sugar. Use white corn meal, baking powder, and maybe soda, buttermilk (preferred) or milk and egges. Need to pre-heat the shortening or oil in your cast iron skillet at 450 degrees F. When skillet is hot, pour into other mixed ingredients, stir and pour back into skillet. Cook about 20 minutes until down. Has a "crust". Eat with turnip greens and black eyed peas. Ummmm.
Your recipe is similar to what we would use for corn muffins.
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Posted: Fri Nov 04, 2005 10:16 pm
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Albers has more than one cornbread recipe... the one on your box was the more traditional, less sweet version... The BEST version can be found here:
More sugar, more calories but that's what makes it GOOD!
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Posted: Fri Nov 04, 2005 10:16 pm
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i grew up in the south too, TN and still there.. the best corn bread here is made with corn meal, 1 egg, cup of sweet milk, about 1 tbsp of flour, and bacon grease and salt. heat your bacon grease in skillet in oven pour a little of it in your mixture and stir, then pour all in skillet and bake until brown at 450. now thats cornbread!!
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Did you try adding a little honey? It not only makes the flavor more interesting, but also (I think) blends the cornmeal, softening the "grit", and making the bread/muffins more moist.
And...there's no equal to cast iron anything (wish I had more), but another good cornbread pan is a dutch oven (esp. when used to cook at a campfire).
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Posted: Fri Nov 04, 2005 10:17 pm
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I'll preface this by saying I love the site and I check it often for ideas and because I love what you do. Keep up the good work.
While I am sure your recipe tastes good, I think that it would be more appropiate for corn muffins than corn bread.
I got my recipe from my "adopted" mother in Eastern Ky. Her cornbread is my favorite. Unfortunately, her measurements are not as accurate as what are typically posted on your site. I don't know where the idea of sweet cornbread came from, but imagine that it did not emerge from the working class families of eastern ky or the south in general. To make this unsweetened cornbread, I reccomend the following:
heat oven to 450 deg F.
heat enough lard in a cast iron skillet to cover the bottom of the pan when melted with a thin layer of oil about 1/16" - 1/8" thick. Get skillet hot over medium heat while prepping the rest.
3 parts cornmeal (white, never yellow)
1 part self-rising flour
mix the dry ingredients then add milk until all the dry ingredients are no longer dry and a paste has formed. Add a little cold water and stir to loosen up the paste a little. pour/scrape the mixture into the hot skillet (be careful of the hot oil). Immediately put the pan in the oven and bake for about 20 minutes or until the top has golden brown color and a knife can be inserted and removed clean.
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Posted: Fri Nov 04, 2005 10:17 pm
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There are a variety if consistencies of corn meal try using a finer ground corn meal for less grit.
Also, have you tried using corn flour instead of corn meal? That would make it very smooth instead of gritty.
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Posted: Fri Nov 04, 2005 10:17 pm
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Try leaving out most of the sugar and adding about 125 grams of finely grated parmesan cheese. It worked for me, I found the original recipe simply gave me a slightly gritty cake :-(
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Posted: Fri Nov 04, 2005 10:17 pm
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You can pulse the cornmeal a few times in a blender to tone down the whole grain "crunch" a bit. I also use unsalted butter instead of oil for the fat. Buttermilk as the liquid also adds a bit of flavor that can't really be pinpointed in the end. You just taste a bit of difference and complexity. You should add some baking soda to balance out the acidity of the buttermilk.
The cast iron skillet makes for a nice brown crust on it, giving an outside crunch to contrast the inner moisture.
I heat the skillet up on the stovetop a bit, butter it, continue to heat it until the butter hits the smokepoint and then pour the batter in before throwing the whole thing in the oven.
I never pay too much attention to the time, because I usually cook by temp or appearance. I do a toothpick check just as the top starts to brown and it's usually just right.
For these "basic" foods, there's often close cultural or family ties to how it should be prepared and recipes and methods vary greatly. I generally refrain from criticizing anyone's version as right/wrong because there's a pretty good chance that some other food I make is "wrong" to someone.
To me, the goal is to understand what's going on with the ingredients and methods to go into the kitchen and end up with what you like on the plate, whether it matches anyone else's idea of appropriate or not.
For instance, where I come from, we eat more walleye than just about anyone and I grew up with tater sauce being heresy on walleye. The "proper" way to prepare is to batter fry and adorn with strawberry jam.
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Posted: Fri Nov 04, 2005 10:18 pm
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I tried a slightly modified version of this recipe the other night, and it was a big hit. It really turned out great! I substituted 1/3 cup of melted, unsalted butter for the 1/3 cup of oil. As suggested by someone earlier, I also soaked the corn meal in the milk for one hour beforehand. It came out a little bit sweet (which I like), and absolutely no grittiness at all.
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Posted: Fri Nov 04, 2005 10:18 pm
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my cornbrean always turns out crumbly. we had cornbread at Famous Dave's restaurant and it was moist and solid. Does anyone have their recipe? (I, like you add extra sugar)
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Posted: Fri Nov 04, 2005 10:18 pm
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...substituting plain yogurt for all or part of the liquid is a long time family favorite variation here in the florida keys---as deep south as it gets-geographically speaking.
'soaking' meal in the yogurt also works to reduce the grittiness, although this is part of why we choose to use coarse meal.
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Posted: Fri Nov 04, 2005 10:19 pm
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Here's an easy one for corbread:
Coat a cast-iron skillet with Crisco (about 1 tablespoon should do)
Put skillet in oven and crank it up to 450-degF. When the temperature is reached you will remove the skillet briefly.
Mix the following:
1 cup self-rising corn meal
1 egg
3/4 cup of milk
1 teaspoon sugar (optional)
After mixing, remove the skillet and pour excess grease into mix. Place empty skillet back in the oven for 5 minutes to reheat skillet.
Remove skillet, and pour the mix into it. It should sizzle!!! That's the trick to getting stick-free cornbread.
Put the mix back in the 450degF oven for 20 minutes or until brown.
Remove and let it sit for two to three minutes before cutting into pie slices.
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Posted: Fri Nov 04, 2005 10:19 pm
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Famoud Dave's cornbread recipe is rather easy to find hun! Here ya go!
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Posted: Tue Nov 08, 2005 4:53 am
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The link to the Famous Dave Corn bread recipe above is not like the one you get in the restaraunt. I made that recipe tonight, taking out the spicy spices and peppers, to try and make it more like the normal muffins. The flavor was very close, but the muffins were VERY dry and crumbly... the altered recipe needs a bit more oil or melted butter, maybe even egg. Anyway..best of luck.
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