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Women treated with radiation for breast cancer are more likely to develop heart problems later, even with the lower doses used today, troubling new research suggests. The risk comes from any amount of radiation, starts five years after treatment and lasts for decades, doctors found.
Patients shouldn't panic -- radiation has improved cancer survival, and that is the top priority, doctors say. The chance of suffering a radiation-induced heart problem is fairly small.
For example, 4 to 5 of every 100 women who are 50 years old and free of heart risks will develop a major cardiac problem by age 80, and radiation treatment would add one more case, the research suggests.
Women also can do a lot to cut their risk by keeping weight, cholesterol and blood pressure under control.
Still, the study reveals that the potential harm from radiation runs deeper than many medical experts may have realized, especially for women who already have cardiac risk factors such as diabetes.
And it comes amid greater awareness of overtreatment -- that many women are being treated for cancers that would never prove fatal, leading to trouble down the road such as heart disease.
Some chemotherapy drugs are known to harm the heart muscle, but the new study shows radiation can hurt arteries, making them prone to harden and clog and cause a heart attack. Women who receive both treatments have both types of risk.
The study "will raise the antenna" about the need to do more to prevent this, said Dr. David Slosky, a cardiologist at Vanderbilt University, one of the growing number of medical centres with special "cardio-oncology" programs for cancer survivors.
With today's lower radiation doses, "it is less of a problem, but it is not going away," he said.
The artery-related problems that the study tracked may be just the most visible of many risks because radiation also can cause valve, rhythm and other heart troubles, said Dr. Javid Moslehi. He is co-director of the cardio-oncology program at the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute in Boston.
Like cancer, heart disease develops after "a number of strikes that go against you," such as high cholesterol, he said. "The radiation is just another hit."
He wrote in an editorial that appears with the study in Thursday's New England Journal of Medicine. British government agencies and private foundations paid for the research.
Breast cancer is the most common cancer in women -- more than a million cases are diagnosed each year worldwide. When it's confined to the breast, most women get surgery to remove the lump, followed by several weeks of radiation to kill any lingering cancer cells and sometimes hormone or chemotherapy.
What heart disease risks come from what specific doses isn't known. The new study, led by Dr. Sarah Darby of the University of Oxford in England, sought to measure that.
It involved 2,168 breast cancer patients from Sweden and Denmark diagnosed between 1958 and 2001 and treated with radiation. They included 963 women who suffered a heart attack, needed an artery-opening procedure or died of heart artery-related causes in the years after their radiation treatment. The other 1,205 were similar patients who did not develop these heart problems.
Researchers compared the women's radiation exposures using grey units, a measure of how much is absorbed by the body. They used hospital records and treatment plans to figure how many grey units actually reached each woman's heart and one artery often involved in heart attacks.
Most women treated today get doses that result in 1 to 5 grey units reaching the heart -- more if the cancer is in the left breast. Patients in the study got an average of five grey units; the doses ranged from 1 to 28.
The risk of a heart attack, need for an artery-opening procedure or dying of heart disease rose about 7 per cent per grey unit and no "safe" level was seen. The risk started to rise within five years of treatment and continued for at least 20 years.
What to do?
Don't forgo radiation if it's recommended because it is lifesaving and doctors increasingly have ways to shield the heart from exposure, said Dr. Bruce Haffty, associate director of the Cancer Institute of New Jersey and president-elect of ASTRO, the American Society for Radiation Oncology.
"Whatever cardiac risks may be there, they are outweighed by the cancer benefit," he said.
Some centres have special tables that women lie on face-down with holes for the breast to hang through. That allows radiation to be delivered just to that tissue rather than the wider chest area that gets irradiated when a woman lies face-up on a table.
Women need to tell any doctor treating them about radiation they have received in the past. It may mean they should avoid diagnostic tests that use radiation and instead have ultrasounds and MRI, or magnetic resonance imaging, whenever possible, Slosky said.
Some places are starting to use electronic medical records to track radiation exposure over a patient's lifetime, so the cumulative dose is known regardless of who ordered what test and when.
"I'd like to have a personal record like a personal dosimeter" for each patient, Slosky said. "Then you'd know" what risks they face and what tests are safe for them in the future.


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I can't say I do not slightly enjoy the impressive and envious looks from friends when I tell them I am going to be visiting my parents in Dubai for a few weeks. In all honesty I am a modest person - but there is a certain thing that fills me with pride when I see their expressions.
What I can almost always expect is the one I question I am always asked.
"Is Dubai beautiful?"
No - not really!
At least not at first sight. Dubai is a fast paced, booming city, where the time it takes you to bat an eye lash, a new superlative has been crossed and literally stumped out of the sand. The world's tallest building - in Dubai, the world's largest man-made islands - in Dubai, the
world's tallest hotel - in Dubai, the world's largest mall, you can even buy a piece of the World in Dubai.
Dubai resembles one huge building site, where one stumbles from one site to another. Traffic jams, dusty and chaotic. These would be the words that describe Dubai on first impression.
A fairly young country, the modern emirate of Dubai was created with the formation of the United Arab Emirates in 1971. So, there is very little one can find in history books about the region. I remember when I lived in the region, Dubai was a dormant city. Looking back now I can't help to compare it to a sleeping giant, that has awoken to take on the world by storm.
People seem to think that Dubai is all glitter. The image everyone has of Dubai is of ultra-modern skyscrapers, opulent interior decoration, luxury, five-star treatment everywhere.
Well it does of course but there is more than just that.
One has to look a little deeper to find the charm Dubai offers. It is a city full of contradictions and opposites. A place where you can ski on snow topped slopes in the morning and spend the afternoon basking in the warm sun. Stroll through charming old souks one afternoon and the next, shop at high class shopping malls. Spend a weekend on a desert safari or take in the beauty on a beautiful mountain oasis. Where old windtowers stand tall against a skyline of skyscrapers, old wooden fisher Dhows sway gently in the harbor next to expensive yachts. Where old conservative Arabic culture meets the modern Western world. Nowhere else will you see a Muslim lady covered from head to toe in her black Abaya standing next to a European lady dressed in a mini skirt.
I look at Dubai with other eyes too. Dubai and the Persian Gulf region is a part of my own childhood. A place where I grew up and spent some of the happiest times in my life. A place I always am sentimental about because that's where my parents are. It's a place I long to be in when I am far from it and when I am there look vainly for peaceful moments that I have found here. I love the beaches, sun and sand, but miss the seasons here. I enjoy the hustle and bustle but yearn for the serenity. Even in me Dubai creates a turmoil of contradicting feelings.
When in Dubai I simply enjoy spending relaxing days with my parents, going for walks on the lagoon just outside their apartment building, spending the day with Soeren at the hotel pool or beach where my dad works and of course eating all of the food I miss here!
It's never really a tourist holiday for us in Dubai but I have to admit even I am always left speechless at the incredible projects being created there. However, my favorite places are the "older" parts of Dubai. The old spice markets or a walk along the Creek, in my eyes is where the true charm of the city is portrayed with an inner beauty one does not expect in such a city.
There is a lot of glamor and glitter on first sight, in Dubai, and even though some will leave your head shaking and some will leave you in awe. Looking deeper and beyond all that you will find it - the real beauty - hidden in a beautiful misty morning, or a full moon over a twinkling city, or the colorful flowers at the Hindu temple or simply the glitter of thousands of colorful bangles.
Just a few of the things I love Dubai for.
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WASHINGTON – The United States Helsinki Commission will hold a hearing to highlight the plight of internally displaced persons (IDPs) in the north Caucasus region of the Russian Federation, Azerbaijan, Georgia and southeastern Turkey. Hundreds of thousands of individuals are displaced in refugee-like situations and remain unable to safely return home.
Internally Displaced Persons in the
Caucasus Region and Southeastern Anatolia
Tuesday, June 10, 2003
334 Cannon House Office Building
Dr. Francis Deng, Representative of the UN Secretary-General on Internally Displaced Persons
Roberta Cohen, Co-Director, Brookings-SAIS Project on Internal Displacement
Gabriel Trujillo, Head of Mission, Doctors Without Borders – Russian Federation
Maureen Lynch, Director of Research, Refugees International
Jonathan Sugden, Researcher, Europe and Central Asia Division, Human Rights Watch
The north Caucasus region of the Russian Federation, Georgia, Azerbaijan, and Turkey represents the greatest concentration of IDPs anywhere in the 55-nation Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE). As the current prospects for significant numbers of individuals returning home in safety and dignity seem remote, the hearing will bring additional attention to these protracted situations.
The hearing will address the conditions faced by IDPs in the Caucasus region and southeastern Anatolia (Turkey), with experts assessing the situation on the ground as well as steps that relevant governments need to take to create safe conditions for IDPs to return. Particular attention will be given to recommendations on how U.S., OSCE and UN policy can encourage and assist these governments in finding just, realistic and durable solutions to the plight of IDPs.


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A sugar shack is a cabin out in the woods where sap is collected from maple trees and boiled into maple syrup. It is always fun to visit sugar shacks for the maple festival during maple season. They are always fun and it is a great opportunity to stock up on maple products for the rest of the year. Since maple season is getting under way and maple festivals are starting up I thought I would take the opportunity to round up some of the maple recipes that I have tried recently.
Pure Maple Indulgence
Snicker Snickerdoodles – These snickerdoodles are nice and chewy on the inside and slightly crispy on the outside. Sweetened with maple syrup and topped with maple sugar these cookies pack intense maple flavour!
Maple Cheesecake – This was a recent successful experiment to combine one of my all time favorite desserts, cheesecake, with one of my favorite flavours, maple. The cheese cake is sweetened with maple syrup and then served drenched in even more maple syrup.
Maple Creme Brulee – Smooth and creamy and decadent creme brulee flavoured with maple syrup and topped with slightly crispy layer of caramelized maple sugar.
Maple Pots de Creme – Another smooth and creamy maple treat.
Treats with a Touch of Maple
Maple Pecan Pie with Maple Whipped Cream and Maple Syrup – I added a maple twist to a classic pecan pie with amazing results.
Maple Butter Tarts – Butter tarts are a childhood favorite of mine and I added a maple kick that made them even better.
Savoury Maple'y Mains
Maple Salmon – This is such a quick and simple meal and yet so good. The sweet and salty maple sauce goes so well with the salmon which seems to just melt away in your mouth…mmm…
Maple and Mustard Glazed Chicken – Maple also works well in savoury dishes like this sweet and tangy maple and mustard glazed chicken which is quick and easy and full of flavour!
Pan Seared Turkey Breast with Apple and Maple Sauce – This is another quick and tasty maple dish. The savoury chicken boulion contrasts the sweet maple syrup nicely and the tart apples finish the dish off with a kick. This is a dish that I make over and over again.
Maple and Miso Scallops – The sweet and savoury maple syrup and miso sauce works really well well on both the pan seared scallops and as a salad dressing.
Maple Sides
Roasted Squash with Gorgonzola and Maple Syrup – This side dish combines roasted butternut squash with sweet maple syrup and tangly blue cheese for a stunning flavour sensation.
Maple Glazed Carrots with Dill – This is a simple and quick side dish where maple syrup helps bring out the natural sweetness of the carrots and the dill works surprisingly well.
Sweet Potato Casserole – I took a classic sweet potato casserole and added a hint of maple to change things up a bit.
Maple Dijon Green Beans – Here is that amazing maple syrup and mustard combination again and this time it make simple green beans a pure pleasure to eat.
Maple Breakfasts
Blueberry Maple Oatmeal Muffins with Pecan Streusel – Blueberry and maple is such a great combination and these muffins are the perfect way to enjoy them. They are nice and light and fluffy and moist and good. Better yet, they have a healthy twist.
Maple Pecan Granola – Granola is great for breakfasts and for snacking and it is even better when made with maple syrup.
Blueberry and Maple Pecan Granola Parfait – Of course you could always make it better by adding some yogurt and blueberries and drowning it in even more maple syrup.
Blueberry Crumb Coffeecake – Another great maple and blueberry combo is this maple crumb blueberry coffeecake.
Maple Oat Bread – How much maple-y goodness can you get into one loaf of bread? Between the maply syrup baked into this yeast bread and the maple sugar topping and then you enjoy it with some maple butter…mmm…
Blueberry Oatmeal Pancakes – Of course you can't talk about maple syrup without talking about pancakes and blueberry pancakes are among my favorites. Once again we see that maple and blueberry combination working so well.
Banana Buttermilk Pancakes – Light and fluffy banana and buttermilk pancakes are another great way to go.
Even with all of the dishes above there are still a lot more. It seems that I have been using maple syrup a lot over the last two years. I have added a new Maple label to all of the posts with maple if you are interested in more.


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Who's Flying The Plane?
It's an appropriate question, both figuratively and literally. Today's news headlines are now warning of a looming pilot shortage. A combination of new qualification standards for new pilots and a large percentage of pilots reaching the mandatory retirement age of 65 is creating the prospect of having too few pilots for the US airline industry.
But it still begs the question of "Why?" According to the WSJ article linked above, the new regulations require newly hired pilots to have at least 1,500 hours of prior flight experience. What's striking about that number is that it is six times the current requirement, significantly increasing the cost (and time) of training to be a pilot.
Why such a huge increase in training requirements? I don't fly as often as some of my colleagues, but do fly often enough to be concerned that the person in the front of the plane knows what they're doing. I appreciate the public safety concerns that must have been at the forefront of the regulatory debate. But the facts don't support an argument that public safety is endangered by the current level of experience pilots are required to attain. Quite the contrary, the past decade has been among the safest ever for airline passengers. In fact, the WSJ reports that:
Congress's 2010 vote to require 1,500 hours of experience in August 2013 came in the wake of several regional-airline accidents, although none had been due to pilots having fewer than 1,500 hours.
Indeed, to the extent human error has been involved in airline accidents and near misses over the past decade, federally employed air traffic controllers, not privately employed pilots, have been more to blame.
The coincidence of such a staggering increase in training requirements for new pilots and the impending mandatory retirement of a large percentage of current pilots suggests that perhaps other forces were at work behind the scenes when Congress passed the rules in 2010. Legislative proposals are often written by special interests just waiting in the wings (no pun intended) for an opportune moment. Given the downsizing and cost-reduction focus of the US airline industry over the past many years, no group has been more disadvantaged and no group stands more to gain from the new rules than current pilots and the pilots unions.
And so the question, as we face this looming shortage of newly qualified pilots: Who's flying the plane?
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Tuesday, October 19, 2010
Soupe Au Pistou
From the kitchen of One Perfect Bite...This is, of course, Julia Child's classic version of the simple, but fragrant Provencal vegetable soup. The soup is a summer favorite in the Mediterranean. It's then that herbs and sundry beans come to market and hawkers push their bounty shouting, "Mesdames, faites le bon piste, faites le pistou!" I'm not much for summer soup, so it's fortunate that the vegetables used to make this span the seasons. What sets this soup apart from others of its ilk, is the freshness of its vegetables and the use of pistou, a sauce made with garlic, basil, tomato and cheese. This is one the first recipes I made as I worked my way through the first volume of Julia's Mastering the Art of French Cooking. It is foolproof, and the only thing that can be done to spoil it, is to overcook the vegetables thrown into the pot. If you love peasant food, this soup is one you'll find hard to resist. You'll never forget its unique aroma, and its color, taste and texture will allow your imagination to run wild. With any luck, you'll find yourself sitting at a scrubbed, worn table in a farmhouse kitchen enjoying the bounty of your French host's garden. The fantasy would be perfect if Julia were also there to entertain. Here's her recipe, in case you missed it first time around.
Soupe Au Pistou...from the kitchen of One Perfect Bite, courtesy of Julia Child
3 quarts water
2 cups diced waxy potatoes
2 cups diced carrots
2 cups diced onion or white of leek
1 tablespoon salt
2 cups canned white navy or kidney beans, drained
1/3 cup broken spaghetti
1 slice stale white bread, crumbled
2 cups fresh green beans, trimmed and cut into 1-inch lengths
1/4 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper
Optional : pinch of saffron
4 cloves crushed garlic
4 tablespoons tomato paste
1/4 cup chopped fresh basil
1/2 cup grated Parmesan cheese
1/4 to 1/2 cup fruity olive oil
1) To make soup: Bring water, potatoes, carrots and onions or leeks, and salt to a boil in a 6-quart soup pot. Reduce heat and simmer uncovered for 40 minutes. Adjust salt and pepper to taste. About 20 minutes before serving add white beans, broken spaghetti, bread, pepper and saffron to the soup and simmer for 10 minutes. Add the green beans and simmer 5 to 10 minutes more, until they are cooked through but still crunchy. Again adjust salt and pepper to taste.
2 ) To make pistou: While the soup is simmering, place the garlic, tomato puree or paste, basil and cheese in a soup tureen or another pot. Pound to a paste with a wooden spoon, then beat in olive oil, drop by drop.
3) To finish and serve: Whisk a cup of hot soup into tureen containing pistou. When smooth add rest of soup and stir well to combine. Serve hot with French bread or croutons. Yield: 6 to 8 servings.
You might also like these recipes:
Root Vegetable Soup with Honey and Sage - The English Kitchen
Quick Tortilla Chicken and Vegetable Soup - 101 Cooking for Two
Vegetable Bean Soup - The Bake-Off Flunkie
Vegetable Beef Soup - Never Enough Thyme
Healthy Tomato and Vegetable Soup - Taste
Late Summer Vegetable Soup with Basil Pesto - Food Blogga
Roasted Vegetable Soup - In Danny's Kitchen
Minestrone for All Seasons - Italian Food Forever
Vegetable Soup - Niya's Kitchen
40 comments :
- Ginny Hartzler said...
Soup is perhaps my favorite food, and this looks divine!! I make a vegetable beef soup that I sprinkle parmesan on top.
- October 19, 2010 at 12:05 AM
- Eileen said...
This sounds and looks delicious.
- October 19, 2010 at 12:28 AM
- kitchen flavours said...
This certainly looks like a hearty bowl of soup. Rich flavours and looks absolutely delicious! Hope you are having a good time now! Tried any curries yet? ^..^
- October 19, 2010 at 12:33 AM
- Angie's Recipes said...
Mary, I love this heartwarming and delicious soup! Just exactly what I need now!
- October 19, 2010 at 12:43 AM
- Karen from Globetrotter Diaries said...
Yumm... even though this is a summer favorite I think I'd enjoy this now! thanks for the recipe!
- October 19, 2010 at 12:51 AM
- Unknown said...
This looks really, really yummy. definitely on my to-do list.
- October 19, 2010 at 1:18 AM
- Priya Suresh said...
I love pistou soup, wat a cathcy, filling and hearty soup..
Priya's Easy N Tasty Recipes - October 19, 2010 at 3:14 AM
- Cherine said...
This soup looks wonderful. I love the flavors!
- October 19, 2010 at 4:22 AM
- Linda Starr said...
Oh, this looks like a quick and delicious soup, will have to try it.
- October 19, 2010 at 5:06 AM
- Nammi said...
yumm thats a comforting dish.
- October 19, 2010 at 5:27 AM
- Sonia ~ Nasi Lemak Lover said...
this is comfort soup !
- October 19, 2010 at 6:08 AM
- Becky said...
Mary, when I saw the photo my first thought was "That looks like my grandmother's vegetable soup." And then when I read the recipe, I realized it pretty much is my grandmother's vegetable soup. It's interesting to me to see one of Julia's recipes and realize we have a family recipe that is similar. Really makes me feel connected to my French heritage.
I hope you are having a fabulous time. - October 19, 2010 at 6:50 AM
- From the Kitchen said...
It's certainly soup weather here. I'm pulling out some of the corn soup (from your earlier recipe) for a quick supper. I hope you are dining upon rogan josh or the like.
Bonnie - October 19, 2010 at 6:54 AM
- Kim said...
I love pistou soup but this version of Julia Child, I never made it, and it looks delicious!
- October 19, 2010 at 7:27 AM
- Sushma Mallya said...
It looks so filling and yum
- October 19, 2010 at 7:35 AM
- penny aka jeroxie said...
Looks so comforting... hearty for your colder weather now
- October 19, 2010 at 7:35 AM
- Yvonne @ StoneGable said...
What a lovely sounding soup! Soup is always on the menu Fall through Spring! I often make it and freeze it. This soup would be perfect for this time of year. I just need to get some good green beans.
My husband, the soup king, will thank you!!!
I am so impressed that you cooked your way through Mastering The Art Of French Cooking!!!! Bon Appetit!
Yvonne - October 19, 2010 at 8:13 AM
- Unknown said...
A friend of mine made this same recipe last year...she unfortunately over cooked the veggies. The flavor was good, but the texture was...well it was mushy! I'm going to have to try this and see if I can do a better job at it then she did! Thanks for sharing :)
Hope your trip is going well! - October 19, 2010 at 8:47 AM
- Penny said...
Timely post. I have been craving soup and anything Julia has to be good. Don't know how I missed making this before. Thanks for the nudge.
- October 19, 2010 at 8:59 AM
- Rita said...
Hopew you are enjoying wherever you are right now Mary. Sending a you a wave.
You're right that is a good soup; one of our favourites.
Rita - October 19, 2010 at 9:11 AM
- Claudia said...
I love this soup! And you are right - do not overcook the vegetables!
- October 19, 2010 at 9:57 AM
- Valerie Harrison (bellini) said...
The perfect time of year for this comforting soup!!
- October 19, 2010 at 10:06 AM
- Faith said...
Wonderful soup, Mary! The pistou is a lovely way to add a burst of flavor at the end!
- October 19, 2010 at 10:15 AM
- Susi's Kochen und Backen said...
A big bowl of this soup along with some crusty bread and I'm set! It looks and sounds wonderful :o)
- October 19, 2010 at 10:28 AM
- CaSaundraLeigh said...
I bet this smells absolutely heavenly when it's simmering on the stove. And it would pair great with crusty bread! Mm..now I am craving soup!
- October 19, 2010 at 10:50 AM
- Melynda@Scratch Made Food! said...
This looks delicious! We have Soup Saturdays here, that way dinner is easy and usually from the freezer, and we are free to get other things accomplished or just have fun. This will be great on Saturday. Thanks.
- October 19, 2010 at 10:59 AM
- StephenC said...
Peter will often stir in some pesto (basil, parsley, or kale) into a soup. I guess a pesto is not so much different from pistou? Also, for soup pasta, we try to keep some small elbows in the pantry.
- October 19, 2010 at 11:17 AM
- Juliana said...
Mary, the soup looks wonderful...SO tasty and perfect for the weather that we are experiencing here...very comforting.
- October 19, 2010 at 11:49 AM
- ♥ Kathy said...
It's getting to be the time of year that I crave soups..I will definitely add this one to my list!
- October 19, 2010 at 2:28 PM
- Barbara said...
In could close my eyes and imagine I'm at Julia's table. :)
What a lovely soup. Can't imagine why I've never made it. So comforting. Wonderful, Mary! - October 19, 2010 at 2:56 PM
- Jhonny walker said...
It is ultra perfect!!! and given that weather outside promises to clammy and horrible for some days...this is giving me some hope!
- October 19, 2010 at 3:49 PM
- Ana Powell said...
The Winter is settling pretty fast. Great soup proposal ♥
- October 19, 2010 at 4:00 PM
- Alessandra said...
Wow Mary, you manage to post even when traveling!
I often add pesto to y soups, it is great! - October 19, 2010 at 6:05 PM
- Jersey Girl Cooks said...
What a lovely soup!
- October 19, 2010 at 9:37 PM
- scrambledhenfruit said...
I love soup any time of year- this one is a classic. :)
- October 19, 2010 at 10:26 PM
- Monet said...
So simple, yet so full of flavor. After this long week, I need to curl up with a bowl of soup and a big chunk of bread. Julia never fails! Thank you for never failing too!
- October 20, 2010 at 12:22 AM
- pigpigscorner said...
I've always wanted to try Julia Child's recipe after watching the movie. This looks so comforting!
- October 20, 2010 at 2:20 PM
- The Quintessential Magpie said...
So you actually use spagetti in this? That's interesting. Sounds good. Looks good. I love soup!
Sheila :-) - October 21, 2010 at 8:29 PM
- My Little Space said...
It's hot over in India. So, you don't need this soup over there! haha... I don't mind bottom up for you.
Kristy - October 22, 2010 at 4:58 AM
I have been making Julia's soupe ah pistou for years. I just served it to friends, yesterday. Glad the same recipe is online. They all begged me to send it! Do add chopped parsley on the top of the pot before you serve it.
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In the aftermath of the shooting in Aurora, Colorado, which left 12 people dead and 58 injured, Americans are once again intensely discussing guns and gun control. Despite the unfortunate circumstances that brought it about, this is a welcome development. However, I have noticed that there are several serious problems with how Americans often talk about guns that prevent any progress in the collective conversation. While I would prefer not to address specific policy proposals — though I think this list appears eminently reasonable — exploring these problems could potentially get us out of a generally locked debate and into substantive thinking and talking. So, here goes.
The first major problem with the American conversation on guns is that many Americans reject that there is a problem at all, and for the wrong reason: they wrongly link admitting to the existence of a problem with their ideological opponents' proposed solutions. Similarly, climate denier Sen. James Inhofe (R-Oklahoma) has admitted to rejecting climate science only after learning what Democrats said it would cost to fight climate change. In much the same way, many people deny there is a gun problem simply because they disdain the idea of a society that doesn't grant its citizens the right to bear arms (more on that in a moment).
Yet acknowledging a problem does not require us all to agree on the severity of the problem, or on specific solutions. It just means we can start a conversation on the nature of the problem. In other words, we can't have a constructive conversation if we don't all agree that there is a problem worth discussing. And with guns, there is.
We do not yet know all of the details surrounding the horrible Aurora event, though we can be sure the gunman would have encountered a much tougher time securing one of his main weapons, the AR-15, if the federal ban on assault weapons was still in place (it expired in 2004). However, whether or not you think that law would have truly prevented or lessened the severity of the Aurora shooting, the fact remains there is a serious problem with guns in the United States. More Americans are killed by guns each year than all other developed countries combined, spree killings appear to be on the rise, and unfortunately the Aurora shooting appears to be another among too many cases where mentally unstable people too easily acquire extraordinarily deadly weapons. Perhaps these facts do not disturb you as much as other trends in the U.S., but they should at the least merit your attention and consideration.
A second major problem with the American conversation on guns is that too often the many factions that exist are represented as two simplified camps: liberals, who want to completely ban guns, and conservatives, who want all guns legal, and believe everyone should carry one (if not several!).
Consider this article by Tammy Bruce, in which she argues that while liberals want to completely ban guns, the better solution to gun violence is to more widely arm Americans (no, really):
"We all want this insane violence exacted in Aurora, and Chicago, and Norway to stop, and one way we can begin to turn the tide is allowing law-abiding citizens to defend themselves with the ultimate equalizer — a firearm — and end this madness of blaming inanimate objects for the actions of individuals."
Of course, there is no reason to assume an armed movie attendee would have made the situation in Aurora any better. Indeed, it would have likely ended up raising the death count as a result of a gunfight — one he or she would almost assuredly have lost given the shooter's bulletproof armor, plethora of guns and ammo, use of tear gas, and vantage point — that would have seen bullets flying in every direction. The equalizer in Aurora would not have been a person with a handgun; it would have been the sort of fully armed Marine you find walking the battlefields of Afghanistan.
That point aside, as you can see, Bruce has taken the two-camps approach. I should note that I asked Bruce to name a couple of these supposed pro-gun-banning liberals. She hasn't replied. I welcome your answer. But more importantly, this is precisely the sort of false dichotomy the public is widely offered, and often accepts. Is there not a middle ground?
The Second Amendment to the U.S. Constitution does guarantee citizens a right to have arms, and I believe this is an important right. But we still have to interpret what "arms" really means. To answer this question, it's worth considering why people aren't allowed to own certain types of "arms." Why can't people own rocket or grenade launchers? Or tanks? Or semi-automatic assault weapons with high-capacity magazines? Oh wait…
There are two reasons these types of arms are illegal. First, they are highly destructive and present a massive danger to society — the kind of danger not presented by hunting rifles and handguns. Second, they serve little use outside of wartime fighting (try using a grenade launcher to take down that deer you're hunting, or a nighttime intruder, and you might run into a couple of problems).
Yet there is no friction between acknowledging certain weapons should be kept from civilians, and believing mentally fit and able Americans have a right to own arms, picked from a wide range of legal rifles and handguns. Pace Bruce, I don't know a single person who would argue that owning a Glock makes you more likely to be a mass murderer (although carrying one makes it more likely you will be shot and killed). On the flip side, few people are arguing that there should be no regulation of guns whatsoever. Most people seem to be somewhere in the middle: they agree that there should be a protected right to own certain guns, but also that we need to have a critical discussion about what "guns" really means, and what legal steps we might take to lessen the chance of unwanted shootings.
A third major problem with the American conversation on guns is that too often people believe the discussion on gun control is nothing more than a discussion on gun laws. Consider this quote from Sen. Ron Johnson (R-Wisc.), in response to last week's shooting:
"This isn't an issue about guns. This is really an issue about sick, demented individuals. It's a tragedy, and I don't think there's a solution in Washington to solve that problem. ... other than look to our families, look to our communities, starting with our education system. We've got to re-instill values in what we're teaching our children. We need to look at families and the education system."
Similarly, Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney has said that the proper way to respond to Aurora is not to focus on changing gun laws, but on changing American hearts and minds.
Both Johnson and Romnney are wrong that this isn't an issue about guns. But Johnson is correct to say that we can't simply look to Washington (or our local statehouses) for end-all-debate solutions. Gun laws are only one part of the broader discussion about how to manage guns and our attitudes toward guns in American society. Along with gun laws, we need public education efforts. This is precisely what we do with cigarettes: we make them harder to buy (through taxes) and accompany that with public information campaigns (commercials, billboards, etc.). Why should we treat guns any differently?
But public education efforts should not focus only on the danger of guns. They should also focus on bringing mental illness out of the darkness. Too many people believe depression and other mental illnesses are embarrassing conditions fit only for concealment and shame. Instead, they should think of mental illness as a health matter worth addressing. And society more generally should be more open and welcoming, if not encouraging, of humans being candid about their mental health issues.
Let's be honest: we can't stop shootings completely. There will always be hard-to-comprehend acts of violence. But these facts should not prevent us from taking steps to improve the situation at hand. We might not be able to stop many instances of gun violence, but we can work to slow their occurrence — so long as we all agree that there is somewhat of a problem, believe improvements can be made, and accept that solutions are more complex than we have been led to believe.


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10 Unique Wedding Photo Poses & Ideas
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// Looking for some inspiration and guidance on unique wedding photo poses and ideas for must-haves?We've gathered together 10 of our favorite unique wedding photo poses that are not only cute, but will most definitely set your photos apart from the rest. 1. Hold an ampersand sign between the two of you for a cute engagement pose. Photo by
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'Up' Inspired Shoot-Couple celebrates 61 years
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We just had to share this special and meaningful photo shoot by Cambria Grace Photography! Donald and Dorothy Lutz were married 61 years ago, and to celebrate they decided on a beautiful anniversary photo shoot inspired by the Disney movie "Up". The shoot took place on Boston's Old Northern Avenue Bridge, chosen for its industrial look. "They were
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Fun and Unusual Wedding Photography Tips
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Today's wedding photography has license to be a little more artistic and free than it did in 1974. Gone are the stock standard bride and groom and in-laws shot, to be replaced with rich hues, fantastic contemporary poses and the candid storyboard of the wedding day. Every wedding photographer has their own particular style, from fun to candid, romantic to girly or
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Honeymoon Photography is a new upcoming phenomenon. As couples begin to choose more out of the norm locations (or luxury honeymoon locales) this becomes increasing important to document. This is the couples chance to forever seal their wedding year glamour and turn it to printable legend. It is certainly not every day or even every year you can take such an elaborately
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Stepping up your Game – a Professional Wedding Photographer
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Senate Confirms Hagel As Secretary of Defense
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Senate has voted to confirm Chuck Hagel to be the nation's next defense secretary.
The vote Tuesday was 58-41, with four Republicans joining Democrats in backing President Barack Obama's nominee.
The vote ended a contentious fight over the president's choice for his second-term national security team.
Republicans opposed the former two-term Republican senator from Nebraska, casting him as out of the mainstream and overly critical of Israel. But Democrats stood together for Hagel, a twice-wounded Vietnam combat veteran.
Hagel will succeed Defense Secretary Leon Panetta, who is stepping down after four years as CIA director and Pentagon chief.
The vote came just hours after Republicans dropped their delay and allowed the nomination to move forward. The Senate vote to end the filibuster was 71-27.


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COPENHAGEN, Denmark – Saying it needed to prevent inbreeding, the Copenhagen Zoo killed a 2-year-old giraffe and fed its remains to lions as visitors watched, ignoring a petition signed by thousands and offers from other zoos and a private individual to save the animal.
Marius, a healthy male, was put down Sunday using a bolt pistol, said zoo spokesman Tobias Stenbaek Bro. Visitors, including children, were invited to watch while the giraffe was then skinned and fed to the lions.
Marius' plight triggered a wave of online protests and renewed debate about the conditions of zoo animals. Before the giraffe was killed, an online petition to save it had received more than 20,000 signatures.
But the public feeding of Marius' remains to the lions was popular at Copenhagen Zoo. Stenbaek Bro said it allowed parents to decide whether their children should watch what the zoo regards as an important display of scientific knowledge about animals.
"I'm actually proud because I think we have given children a huge understanding of the anatomy of a giraffe that they wouldn't have had from watching a giraffe in a photo," Stenbaek Bro said in a telephone interview with The Associated Press.
He said the zoo, which now has seven giraffes left, followed the recommendation of the European Association of Zoos and Aquaria to put down Marius by because there already were a lot of giraffes with similar genes in the organization's breeding program.
The Amsterdam-based EAZA has 347 members, including many large zoos in European capitals, and works to conserve global biodiversity and achieve the highest standards of care and breeding for animals.
Stenbaek Bro said EAZA membership isn't mandatory, but most responsible zoos are members of the organization.
He said his zoo had turned down offers from other ones to take Marius and an offer from a private individual who wanted to buy the giraffe for 500,000 euros ($680,000).
Stenbaek Bro said a significant part of EAZA membership is that the zoos don't own the animals themselves, but govern them, and therefore can't sell them to anyone outside the organization that doesn't follow the same set of rules.
He also said it is important for the breeding programs to work.
Bengt Holst, Copenhagen Zoo's scientific director, said it turned down an offer from Yorkshire Wildlife Park in Britain, which is a member of EAZA, because Marius' older brother lives there and the park's space could be better used by a "genetically more valuable giraffe."
Yorkshire Wildlife Park said it called the zoo on Saturday with a last-minute offer to house Marius in a new giraffe house with room for an extra male. It said it was saddened by the killing of Marius, but "without knowing the full details it would be inappropriate to comment further."
Copenhagen Zoo also turned down an offer from a zoo in northern Sweden, because it was not an EAZA member and didn't want to comply with the same high standards, Holst said.
"I know the giraffe is a nice looking animal, but I don't think there would have been such an outrage if it had been an antelope, and I don't think anyone would have lifted an eyebrow if it was a pig," said Holst.
Copenhagen Zoo doesn't give giraffes contraceptives or castrate them because that could have unwanted side effects on their internal organs, and the zoo regards parental care as important, said Holst.
EAZA said it supported the zoo's decision to "humanely put the animal down and believes strongly in the need for genetic and demographic management within animals in human care."
However, the organization Animal Rights Sweden said the case highlights what it believes zoos do to animals regularly.
"It is no secret that animals are killed when there is no longer space, or if the animals don't have genes that are interesting enough," it said in a statement. "The only way to stop this is to not visit zoos."
"When the cute animal babies that attract visitors grow up, they are not as interesting anymore," said the organization.
Elisa Allen, spokeswoman for People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals in the U.K., said Marius' case should serve as a wake-up call for anyone who "still harbors the illusion that zoos serve any purpose beyond incarcerating intelligent animals for profit."
She said in a statement, "Giraffes rarely die of old age in captivity, and had Marius not been euthanized today, he would have lived out his short life as a living exhibit, stranded in a cold climate, thousands of miles away from his true home."


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Skincare Update and Cellnique Skin Action Sebum Gel Review
6:03 PMI've been meaning to do a bit of a skincare update recently since I haven't for quite a while. Not a lot has changed since I last posted my Summer routine here except that I've been using Dove Deep Moisture Facial Lotion and Re-10 facewash, day and night. I can't use oil-free lotions during the Winter because my skin will get flakey from dryness. I've also started using the Differin Gel 0.3% instead of my previous 0.1% cream, which is a decision made after the dermatologist visit a couple months ago since my skin never quite struck a good balance after going back to Tri-Sprintec birth control from Yaz.
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Hope you feel better soon, sweetie. :) I need to check out that Cellnique! Thx for the review.
ReplyDeleteFeel better soon and thanks for this review. I have heard great things about cellnique so i'll definitely check this out =)
ReplyDeleteDo you know where we can also get some free samples? And on the website it said its for blackhead and oil control. You mentioned it helped with hyperpigmentation. What is the difference between that and acne scars? I'm not sure which mine would be classified as.
ReplyDeleteBetsey: I'm not sure where you can get samples except directly from the company, but hyperpigmentation is where the skin gets discolored from previous acne. Acne scars are actual permanent physical scars to the skin such as pits created after picking at acne. Sometimes people call hyperpigmentation "scars" too, so I guess you just have to read into the context. Hope that makes it clearer. ^^
ReplyDeleteHope you feel better soon! I've been waiting for my samples from them for forever :( It sounds really good though, the results look great!
ReplyDeletei want to know where you can get the products you use such as differin beside being prescribed by a doctor?
ReplyDeleteThank you for your well-wishes girls. T.T It really does help me get through my day.
Lynda: Unfortunately, the only way you can get Differin is through prescription from a doctor. But in my experience, dermatologists were always covered by my insurance. You'd have to check your plan and see if you get coverage.hey jen! what blush are you wearing in the last picture? you look SO glowy and beautiful! btw my lids are like that also, double and single lids. :P
ReplyDeleteI've been following your blog for a bit but haven't posted anything. First off, Jen you are so pretty!! =) and I love your blog. I'm a follower of Eki's blog also and when she reviewed the Cellnique products(Thank you Eki!!) I decided it is time to test it out. Everyone seemed to say good things about it, and the sebum gel is one of their top products. I've been using my full size bottle since Nov. and I still haven't ran out yet. This serum has by far changed my life. This is some good shit. After the first week of using it I felt a difference. I usually break out during the time of the month, but when I started using the serum I don't even break out. I also decided to get off the pill recently, and usually when I get off the pill I end up looking like Will Smith in the movie "Hitch", when he had that allergic reaction. Not a good sight to see. For the first time my skin didn't act up from the sudden hormonal withdrawal. Once in a while I still get a pimple, but I think the serum makes it go away really quick too. Amazing and a good investment hun! I also got the Intensive Hydrating Oasis gel because my skin gets flakey in the winter and I haven't flaked since I started using it. Cellnique's stuff is pricey (my wallet was bleeding), but they do work. I actually got the two products during a promo, it was buy the sebum gel get 50% off the oasis gel. So I guess it was a good time to try. The cool thing is two products that I've tried don't leave you feeling like you have a lot of crap on your face. Seeps in real good, and I love the gel texture of both products. Cellnique has promos from time to time so keep an eye out on the site hun, or I'll let you know when they have a cool promo=). I've been wanting to try other products from them hehe. Hope you feel better soon from being sick<33
ReplyDeleteDid u experience any bad side effects from Yaz? Sorry, that's kind of a weird question but I'm going back on birth control soon and hope to find a better brand than what I was on before.
ReplyDeleteleslielovesmakeup: I think I was wearing my go-to Rock & Republic blush in Call Me. It looks a lot like Nars Orgasm, but more pigmented. I LOVE it! ^^
Lena: Oh wow, that's amazing! I'm gonna have to buy one for sure then! Thank you for your review. Glad to know it worked for more than just me. :D
Gemma: Well, I'm not sure I've ever found a 100% awesome birth control. Yaz wasn't awful for me but $40 bucks a month just isn't worth it. Tri-sprintec is only $7 for me!hope you're feeling better soon.
if you like, you should make some hot lemonade and use the tazo green ginger with the tazo calm tea :) they're great together if you have a cough or a tiny sore throat. Some remedy one of my partner made for us when we were sick at Starbucks. Its green tea + ginger and calm is a chamomile tea.Stac3yxD: Omg, I just had the Calm Tazo tea tonight! I love it. I wish I had fresh lemon juice at home but I can't get any in this snowy weather at the moment. I'll have to look into ginger. I bet ginger tea is soooo good for coughs. :D
ReplyDeleteHas anyone ever told you that you look sooo much like Sandara Park from 2ne1?? You could be her twin!!
Now back to the blog post. (; I have the same problem with acne on the cheeks, I've always struggled with acne, but I never tried anything special for my acne. I sometimes used the 3 or 4% acne creme stuff, but all that really did was dry my skin out and make my acne even worse ): So I kind of stopped trusting in acne products. I usually just wash my face with face wash products now, and I think its gotten a little bit better. I really want to try the acne product you used though, but I hope its not too expensive. Do you happen to know the price? Thanks so much!! :]wow your skin is gorgeous! do you know if they make products for dry skin with redness? that is my current skin condition.
thanks for sharing!oOo
I was reading you favs of 2009, and I had no idea that Dove made a facial moisturizer!
My skin's been so, SOOO dry. I've been blessed with acne-free skin, but I peel like.. dried rice stuck on the side of a rice cooker in the winter.
I've been using Clinique's moisture surge, but if I'm right... the dove one's cheaper, and probably works just as well since you recommend it.
Definitely looking into that next time I'm at the store
<3Hi Jen, thank you for being so real! It's really hard for us girls to be so honest about our "imperfections" (even though your skin is beautiful and no where near an imperfection!). Hope you get better soon and hope the hubby is doing well also:)
ReplyDeleteI hope you get better soon! Everyone (or at least me and you) loves hot tea, I'm sure it can do miracles. :)
I'm really happy that you write about these kinds of things! Not everyone would write about their skin problems and show their face with hyperpigmentation (not that it would be something to be ashamed of). You're a brave, genuine, cute girl! I love your blog! <3Feel better soon, Jen =D
I really feel like getting a bottle of the Sebum Gel after reading your review on it!
Hope you like the Mixed Berry masks =DI've been wanting to order from Cellnique, but I was scared of having to deal with customs since I live in Europe. :/
♥ Milkwow! thanks for the wonderful photos! hats off to you for being out there to show your before skin! :)You look gorgeous either way!
ReplyDeleteI have this sample too! It lasts a long time, isn't it?
But I use it only on my nose to erase pores. I have to tell you, it's the best I've seen! Okay, the pores are still there, and I doubt anything on World would make them look nonexistent, but the black and white heads disappeared and pores look way smaller. Ah hardly any problem I have with my nose now!
A repurchase for the full size product is indeed needed!^^You are so beautiful!
I always wanted to know your skin secrets since it looks so flawless!
Now I am really interested in the Cellnique serum. But I just checked out the ingredients on the website and it says that it contains methyl paraben which I'm not too sure about now. I don't know what to believe anymore about parabens. Are they really that bad?
xxxThanks again for being brave and posting your updated skincare regime with no makeup on at all! It's refreshing and super helpful to see REAL before and after shots as opposed to the ones sponsored by companies where they apply makeup and more flattering lighting in the after shot (E.g. In the news yesterday, Clean & Clear ads were reported to be banned in the UK because the models in the after photos had makeup on.).
ReplyDeleteOh wow, the difference is amazing! I have hyperpigmentation from acne too and it's so frustrating to deal with sometimes. I swear I've had the little mark near the end of my left brow for over a year now. T_T;
Hope you feel better soon!!Feel better soon! By the way, I couldn't help but notice that gorgeous smokey purple grey nail polish in the shower photo. What nail polish is that?
ReplyDelete- ArunrasmeyJanuary 8, 2010 at 11:31 PM
Oh wow, I'm amazed at how fast your hyperpigmentation are fading within one month! I want to try Cellinique now! I have post-acne pigmentation since summer and they have not faded! =(
Btw, I hope you feel better soon! i hope you feel better!
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ReplyDeleteI use that differin too. My skin is pretty clear, with just some minor bumps. How long have you used it?
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Shooting at Colorado pot holiday gathering injures 2
DENVER >> Authorities are hunting for suspects after shooting broke out during a massive marijuana celebration in Denver, leaving two people with gunshot wounds.
The gunfire scattered thousands attending Saturday's 4/20 counterculture holiday, the first since Colorado legalized marijuana.
A man and a woman each suffered non-life threatening gunshot wounds, officials said. Local media reports said a third person was grazed.
Denver Police spokesman Sonny Jackson said investigators are looking for one or two suspects, asking festival attendees for possible photo or video of the shootings.
He said police had no motive for the gunfire.
Witnesses described a scene in which a jovial atmosphere quickly turned to one of panic at the downtown Civic Center Park just before 5 p.m. Several thought firecrackers were being set off, then a man fell bleeding, his dog also shot.
"I saw him fall, grabbing his leg," said Travis Craig, 28, who was at the celebration, saw the shooting and said he used a belt to apply a tourniquet to the man's leg.
"He was just screaming that he was in pain, and wanted to know where his girlfriend was. She was OK. And then the cops showed up real quick, like, less than a minute. They put him on ambulance and left."
The annual pot celebration this year was expected to draw as many as 80,000 people after recent laws in Colorado and Washington made marijuana legal for recreational use.
A sizable police force on motorcycles and horses had been watching the celebration since its start earlier Saturday. But authorities, who generally look the other way at public pot smoking here on April 20, didn't arrest people for smoking in public, which is still illegal.
Police said earlier in the week that they were focused on crowd security in light of attacks that killed three at the finish line of the Boston Marathon.
"We're aware of the events in Boston," said Denver police spokesman Aaron Kafer, who declined to give specifics about security measures being taken. "Our message to the public is that, if you see something, say something."
Stephanie Riedel, who traveled to the pot celebration from Pittsburgh, said she was dancing with a hula hoop when she heard pops. A man ran past her, then she said the crowd started screaming and running away. She was about 20 feet from the shooting and heard four or five shots.
"I couldn't make sense of what it was at first," she said. "We were all having a good time and I was in the mindframe of, we're here at a peace gathering. I thought it some guys playing."
Rapper Lil' Flip was performing when the shootings occurred.
Aerial footage showed the massive crowd frantically running from the park.
Ian Bay, who was skateboarding through Civic Center Park when shots erupted, said he was listening to music on his headphones when he looked to his right and saw a swarm of hundreds of people running at him.
"I sort of panicked. I thought I was going through an anxiety thing because so many people were coming after me," he said.
Before the shooting, reggae music filled the air, and so did the smell of marijuana, as celebrants gathered by mid-morning in the park just beside the state Capitol.
Group smoke-outs were planned Saturday from New York to San Francisco. The origins of the number "420" as a code for pot are murky, but the drug's users have for decades marked the date 4/20 as a day to use pot together.
Colorado and Washington are still waiting for a federal response to the votes and are working on setting up commercial pot sales, which are still limited to people with certain medical conditions. In the meantime, pot users are free to share and use the drug in small amounts.
A citizen advocacy group that opposes marijuana proliferation, Smart Colorado, warned in a statement that public 4/20 celebrations "send a clear message to the rest of the nation and the world about what Colorado looks like."
"Does the behavior of the participants in these events reflect well on our state?" asked the head of Smart Colorado, Henny Lasley.
A smaller Sunday event scheduled at the park was canceled.
Saturday's attack recalled a similar shooting that left a police officer dead at a crowded jazz concert in Denver's City Park last summer.
The 22-year-old suspect in that case pleaded guilty to second-degree murder and faces at least 16 years in prison when he is sentenced at a hearing scheduled for June 21.
His attorneys said he was being pursued by gang members when he drew his weapon and fired.
Associated Press writer Catherine Tsai contributed to this report.


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Thursday, April 30, 2009
Sunny afternoon baseball (or not)
That is, supposing that the game actually gets played. The Weather Channel says it is raining in KC at the moment, with thunder storms on their way this afternoon. Perhaps Thor the God of Thunder feels much the same way we do about a Brian Burres start, and is conspiring to keep him off the field.
And if that is indeed the case, then we say: Have at it, Thorsy.
28 comments:
- Josh said...
I'm doing my rain dance
- April 30, 2009 at 12:34 PM
- LJ said...
The purveyor of tasty beverages would have to subscribe to whatever that "Extra Innings Preview" channel is. - April 30, 2009 at 12:34 PM
- Tao of Stieb said...
Oh believe me, my tasty beverage joint is fully equipped with Extra Innings.
That's why it is my place for tasties. - April 30, 2009 at 12:36 PM
If the games get's canceled does this mean we lose the series? I hate to be the one that asks this but I know we are all thinking "Hey does this rain fuck with our streak"
- April 30, 2009 at 1:00 PM
- Darren Priest said...
The best we could do is split, so I guess the streak is fucked anyways...unless there's a glorious no loss streak still in play.
- April 30, 2009 at 1:22 PM
Speaking of unrelated topics, and because I'm too lazy to look it up myself, with all this talk of 2010 being the year of the Jays and with Beeston saying money will be available if he sees a need to spend it, who are some of the more useful free agents hitting the market after this season?
- April 30, 2009 at 1:38 PM
Some notable FA's
-Carlos Delgado(NY Mets)
-Marco Scutaro (Tor)
-Adrian Beltre (Seattle)
-Joe Crede (Twins)
-Matt Holliday (Oakland)
-Jason Bay (Boston)
-Rick Ankiel (STL)
-Brian Giles (Padres)
-Jermaine Dye (White Sox)
-Hank Blalock (Texas)
-Erik Bedard (Seattle)
-Justin Duchscherer (Oakland)
-Rich Harden (Cubs)
-Tim Hudson(team option - Braves)
-John Lackey (Angels)
-Cliff Lee (Indians)
-Brett Myers (Phillies)
-Brad Penny (Red Sox)
-Jarrod Washburn (Seattle)
-Kevin Gregg (Cubs)
It would be awesome to see Harden come over but the injuries are always there. Brett Myers might be of some intrigue but Canadian beer might be bad for him. - April 30, 2009 at 3:13 PM
Don't worry Jays fans ,Boston will take all available good players BECAUSE we will win another series,y'all! 2010 is a joke of a dream for all y'all because the Sox, Yanks, shitty little Rays shall win and the Os will be much better will your injured pitchers will not do shit. Great game today that the Jays will lose . It's terrible about the first series loss. By the way, it won't be the last because you will suck all year. Good luck at the bottom I'll send all y'all World Series pictures for the 2009 Red Sox championship!Tao of Sleaze, indeed........
- April 30, 2009 at 3:15 PM
Douche alert!
- April 30, 2009 at 4:14 PM
- Tao of Stieb said...
Actually, we kinda like the Tao of Sleaze moniker. It makes us want to start knocking back some desk-drawer bourbon and pinch one of the office girls on the bum.
(Note to self: Too much Mad Men.) - April 30, 2009 at 4:19 PM
- Darren Priest said...
I agree, Tao, this guy is a live wire and your site, while easily one of the best-written, needs more smack in the comments section. Just watch that hit counter climb!
- April 30, 2009 at 4:58 PM
- Darren Priest said...
Listening to Wilner now and I am kinda getting mad...it's hard not to wonder what if...we had a solid rotation.
Look out, everybody, the pudgy Canadian is getting mad! His fleshy fists are all clenched up in rage! - April 30, 2009 at 6:19 PM
I apologize if this was already answered earlier in the week, but where is Parrish? He was servicible last year, no?
- April 30, 2009 at 6:53 PM
Parrish was signed and released by the Orioles. JP should buy a brain cell and pick him up again. NOW! Someone should mention that to Wilner on his Jays Talk segment! Or on his blog......
- April 30, 2009 at 9:29 PM
Burres has been sent to AAA. Whew! That was a looooong two games.
- April 30, 2009 at 10:11 PM
Boston got their lunch handed to them tonight. That and Burres being sent down are a couple of silver linings to end the day with.
- April 30, 2009 at 11:40 PM
- Navin Vaswani (@eyebleaf) said...
Tao of Sleaze is pretty good. Fucking Nation.
Go Jays. I'll take a 15-9 April any day of the week. - May 1, 2009 at 12:35 AM
Tao of Sleaze, the Nation is still in first! We got blown out but y'all lost a bad one yeasterday. How many DPS? 6 Double Penetrations!!?? I knew the team was gay but not that gay. We take the next two from Tampa and you will get swept by the Os. They will murder Halladay, Purcey(a better Burres) and Richmond(he's due to fall apart any day now like Tallet). Meanwhile, gaston will put in some scrub like Bautista or Millah(sic, former Red Sox champion and now Blue Jay loser).By the way, thanks for keeping the Nation in first guys. I want to thank you for your eventual freefall from any point of contention. We need plankton to feast on, on our road to World Series 3 in 5 years!
- May 1, 2009 at 9:05 AM
- The Ack said...
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- May 1, 2009 at 9:07 AM
- The Ack said...
^^ you mean World Series 3 in 90+ years, don't you?
- May 1, 2009 at 9:09 AM
Ack, you sound like an old wimpy Yankee fan. In this world , we won in 04 and 07 notin 92,93. That whole 1918 shit is stale, even Yankee fans have dropped that old act. The Jays haven't EVEN been in contention since 93! We appeared tons of times since then , so stop it right there. Tao of Sleaze, I love your site , it's the best Jays site. Stoeten that fucking Moron is an absolute joke, he doesn't know what the hell he's talking about. Parkes is something else too.He's not as conceited as Stoeten so he comes across a little better even though he too, is a total tool like Stoeten. I can't comment on Berg or Mao because the other two blowhards take all the glory and are complete fools to boot. Tao, at least you a good writer and have intelligent people post. At Drunken Jays, there are a bunch of losers posting. They make Jays fans look bad, though that isn't very hard these days!LOL
- May 1, 2009 at 9:26 AM
- Darren Priest said...
I don't think the Orioles will murder Halladay.
Sorry, that's the best retort I can come up with right now. I fail. - May 1, 2009 at 9:34 AM
Darren, they will. Hallday has been so-so at home this year. He not been nails this year at all. Just saying. And the Os can rake. Guthrie is a good pitcher and Uehara the Japanese guy is OK, so the Jays are not much better because Richmond is better than the Japanese guy...for now. Richmond will suck too just give him time. Those Blue Bird Banter Guys are smart,too and funny unlike the Drunken Jays fans. That was a cool retort Darren.At the Drunken Jays, they would be throwing out Fucktard every ten seconds. At least, you lot are witty and funny.
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