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Writer and director Tristan Patterson is flying pretty high right now. His first feature-length film "Dragonslayer" just won the Jury Prize for Best Documentary at South by Southwest in Austin, Texas, and he's in the middle of negotiations for distribution. The film follows Josh "Skreech" Sandoval, a pool skateboarder from California, in his daily wanderings. Patterson took some time while promoting his film at the Independent Film Festival of Boston to sit down with us to talk about the odd form of his documentary, what type of viewer he's interested in and what it was like to win a major award after only one film.
In "Dragonslayer," Patterson makes quite a few unconventional decisions. One important choice is the form of the film, in which he uses a countdown to format the chapters of Skreech's life. "You should think about [the film] like listening to an album. Each song you listen to, you feel more and more," Patterson said. "The movie is in chapters, but also not. They're more like layers of his life. Each layer is going to pull something away, so you arrive at something closer to him. And at the end of the movie, you're staring at footage that he's shot himself that is an essential truth."
The ending is one of the most emotionally rattling parts of the film in which we get to see Skreech as a man taking responsibility by getting a job and caring for his son. Before, we only saw him as a drunken fool or skatepark bum. It's this skateboarding lifestyle that is both repulsive and engrossing at the same time. Patterson compares these emotions to his own when first considering making a film about Skreech and his life.
"When the economy collapsed, I was scared to death about my own life. It felt for the first time like we were going to have to live in a world with no safety net," Patterson explained. "I went to a party, and these kids were destroying everything; Skreech was there. I saw some collision of me living my life without a safety net and these kids definitely not having one. If you were looking at that scene, asking who is my De Niro, there is no question. It's Skreech."
Patterson expressed that though it was his love for '80s teen rebellion movies that started the idea for the documentary, he eventually became obsessed with recreating the authentic experience of Skreech's day-to-day life for the audience. "The reason you would feel sympathy or emotion is that you are experiencing someone's life as they experience it," he insisted. "Even though this is a documentary, what I felt pressure to accomplish was to capture authentically his performance."
Though it's clear that Patterson feels much affection for Skreech and his many eccentricities, one of the greatest successes of the film is that the audience is never quite sure how to feel about Skreech. Do we think he's charming, or do we think he's just a bum with no regard for others? The director makes it very clear that he's not in the business of telling the viewer what to think.
"The viewer I want is one who says 'I like this film because I know that the filmmaker captured [Skreech's] experience authentically,'" Patterson said. "The viewer I don't care about is the one who says, 'Well, he didn't tell me what to think.' I just want to say, 'Leave the theater!' We made a decision not to have talking heads, to have someone explain a life to you."
Patterson's clear passion for this film translated to the screen, probably one of the major factors in it being awarded the Jury Prize at SXSW. When asked about the win, he expressed all the usual gratitude and happiness, then concluded: "It's hard to work on a film like this where everyone is working for free. When you're editing for a year, barely paying people, demanding that you have a correct version of the movie in your head, people are looking at you like you're insane. To win is to validate your own insanity."
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Salon: Let's Keep the Focus Where It Should Be [Dan Collins]
Pelosi's troubles all part of sinister, cackling, gleeful, hand-rubbing Cheney plan.
Moe Lane has been covering "Prevarigate" as well as or better than anyone else, IMO, and he unpacks the Salon piece, here. Keep scrolling, though.
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The proggos have been trying to come up with some way to spin this for days.
This one won't be any more successful.
No letter or anything else is going to stop them from doing what they're going to do," she said. "My job was to change the majority in Congress and to fight to have a new president."
That's her job? Pure politics? Power for power's sake. Fucking bitch.
Jaysus! How long are they going to keep scaring the little progs with the Cheney oogieboogieman? Next thing you know they'll be blaming the jews. 52% of the voting population need a 2×4 upside the head.
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52% of the voting population need a 2×4 upside the head.
That article linked in the next post is exactly that 2/4.
"Stopping torture? Not my job, man."
All she needs to add now is "That's outside my pay grade," and she'll have O's support locked up!
Her deputy, Rep. Steny Hoyer of Maryland,
Her deputy, not, "House majority leader" Steny Hoyer, but her deputy. Right, gotcha.
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The more Pelosi talks, the better. What lefties like the history-averse nutjobs at Salon can't grasp is that most of their left leadership are extremely low-wattage bulbs (c'mon — Obama seemed like an achiever by comparison). They don't require a wily, inhuman, half-man, half-beast, demon from the center of the earth like Dick Cheney to bring them down. Just give them time and a microphone, and they'll hang themselves with their own retardednesshood (if that's a word, and I think it is), even with a lapdog media which doesn't think that hard questions are intended for Democrats. Anyone looking at her record for the last decade should've figured out that Pelosi needs to tell her plastic surgeon to stop when the needle hits her skull.
Keep Pelosi talking. She is a classic example of giving someone enough rope to hang themself.
there are known knowns
there are unknown knowns
there are things we know we don't know
and then theres a pelosi press conference
No, no, no! Not Speaker of the House — Squeaker of the House®
William Kristol shakes off his anal-retentive torpor. Says valuable things.
I love all the commenters who are arguing that Pelosi isn't important at all.
Poor little fascists. They had their hearts set on a good show trial and now it looks like that may not happen.
Having been on the subject of Alex Koppelman's laziness, it's nice to see it being taken apart regarding a subject that actually matters.
Remember, kids: Nancy Pelosi is the leader of the Democratic Party.
It's the Botox. It's flash-frozen both her brain and her mouth. Frankly, I'm surprised she's not drooling and foaming at the mouth like Old Yeller.
Lefties just can't handle that "reality" thing. I think it actually hurts them to try, and Nancy is as guilty as Dick Cheney of inflicting that icky "reality" thing on them.
Her deputy, not, "House majority leader†Steny Hoyer, but her deputy. Right, gotcha.
Pelosa opposed Murtha and supported longtime friend Hoyer for House majority leader, Sdferr. In that sense Hoyer is her lap dog at least, if not her deputy. And I am sure Murtha is on the phone every day to Foggy Bottom begging someone inside to take a leak through a window, hoping for at least her downfall.
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Arthropod vectors and vector-borne pathogens of veterinary and public health importance in Europe (from the 7. semester)
For the last two decades the importance of arthropods and arthropod-borne infections of livestock, companion animals and humans has increased considerably in Europe. Most probably the increasing frequency of some vector-borne diseases including zoonotic ones is due to a joint action of several different factors including climate warming, environmental and socio-economic changes. Climate influences the geographical distribution, density and seasonal activity of many blood-sucking arthropods. Changes in habitats, social and leisure activities of humans (e.g. travel with dogs) also affect the epidemiology of vector-borne diseases. All of these factors have especially direct impact on blood-sucking arthropods that can transmit a broad range of viral, rickettsial, bacterial and protozoan pathogens of animals and humans. The lectures of the elective subject are focusing on the most important arthropod vectors of Europe, their vector competency and capacity. Links between environment and geographical occurrence of vectors, different methods and tools used in spatial distribution prediction of these arthropods will be presented. The vectors and vector-borne infections will also be overviewed according to the geographical regions of the continent (e.g. Scandinavia, British Islands, Mediterranean countries).
Lecturers: Róbert Farkas, Sándor Hornok, Gábor Földvári, Norbert Solymosi
Lectures: 30 hours
Credits: 3
Examination: written exam
Parasitic zoonoses (from the 8. semester)
The lectures deal with the most important endo- and ectoparasites of domestic and wild animals of zoonotic importance focusing on those ones which occur in the tropical and subtropical areas.
Lecturers: Róbert Farkas (contact teacher), Éva Fok, Sándor Hornok
Lectures: 15 hours
Credits: 3
Examination: written exam
Parasitoses of different companion and zoo, safari park and biofarm animals and their importance in the practice (from the 8. semester)
The lectures of this elective subject are focusing on the most important and frequent endo and ectoparasites of different companion animals, such as carnivores, birds, small mammals (e.g.: mice, rats, hamsters, guinea pigs). The possibilities of the control are discussed considering the guidelines of European Scientific Counsel Companion Animal Parasites (ESCCAP). We discuss the epidemiological, clinical aspects, the treatment and the imperative prevention of the key parasitic infections of not only the companion animals, but the animals in zoo, safari park and biofarm animals.
Lecturers: Éva Fok (contact teacher), Róbert Farkas, Gábor Majoros
Lectures: 15 hours
Credits: 3
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You can't fight city hall. Apparently it's not too smart (or cost-efficient) to take on the estate of Michael Jackson either, as PopCap Games has modified a character in its Plants vs. Zombies game for the iPhone which formerly closely resembled the late, great gloved-one.
MTV got word from PopCap themselves that MJ's estate was none too thrilled with the game's Dancing Zombie, which was outfitted in a red jacket, short pants and white socks, resembling the way Jackson appears in his in-famous Thriller video. The Dancing Zombie is now said to feature more of a disco-themed look.
PopCap issued MTV the follow statement:
The Estate of Michael Jackson objected to our use of the 'dancing zombie' in PLANTS vs. ZOMBIES based on its view that the zombie too closely resembled Michael Jackson. After receiving this objection, PopCap made a business decision to retire the original 'dancing zombie' and replace it with a different 'dancing zombie' character for future builds of PLANTS vs.ZOMBIES on all platforms. The phase-out and replacement process is underway.


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Ann T. (Macejko) Dzurenda
May 3, 2013
Ann T. (Macejko) Dzurenda, 93, of Baldwin, formerly of Glassport, passed away Friday.
She was the beloved wife of the late Stephen C. Dzurenda; loving and devoted mother of Mary Ann Bacha (Skip), the late Stephen J. Dzurenda (Camelia), the late Barbara Matthews (John), Andrew Dzurenda (Sue), Theresa Dzurenda, Rita Dzurenda (Ron) and Gary Dzurenda (Gina); loving grandmother of A.J., Kevin, Brian, Trevor, Beth, Craig, Kate, Michael, Chris and Tracey; great-grandmother of Josh, Caleb, Rachael, Sarah, Connor, Quinn, Carson, Karli, Ava, Mia, Celia, Lydia, Elise, Will and Italia; and sister of Joseph Macejko.
She was preceded in death by her parents, Anna (Nemchick) and Andrew Macejko, and her brothers, Andrew, Steven and Michael Macejko.
Friends will be received Thursday from 2 to 4 and 6 to 8 p.m. at Jefferson Memorial Funeral Home Inc., 301 Curry Hollow Road, Pleasant Hills.
A Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated Friday at 10 a.m. at Nativity Catholic Church.
Interment will follow at Calvary Cemetery, Port Vue.
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We're standing with you, Britons!
I thought Jay Leno did a good thing in his comment last night. You know, when we had our 9-11, people in countries all over the world were grieving for us. I am pleased to see that we are not to ethnocentric to do the same for them in their hour of trial.Quote:
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This might get moved to the politics forum, but I was watching Charlie Rose last night and one of the guests was arguing that we need to soften our policies to make ourselves less of a target for terrorists. Regardless of where one stands on Bush's foreign policy, I believe that to react to terrorists in any way serves their purposes.
1. If we attack, they are successful in gaining more support for their cause amongst their own. Terrorists tend to take a victim stance that justifies their actions against other innocent victims.
2. If we soften our policies, the next time anyone believes in a cause more than they value human life, they will remember that killing innocents worked once and might work again. In psychology, the most difficult behaviors to extinguish are those that are only intermittently reinforced.
I feel for the British, but I'm not going to put a Jack on my back. Nothing personal.
I'm pretty sure this will be moved. I don't like the way Bush has done a lot of things.
Anyway, I just don't have a Union Jack handy.
I feel for these people, and I just leardned that a group of Santa Cruz residents were on an organized trip to England and were running late for their next stop. They missed that train by just a few minutes. Kinda makes you wonder, doesn't it? This ****ing war is doing more bad than good it seems to me...
Ah, so if we leave Iraq and Afghanistan, then maybe al-Qaeda will get all friendly-like and stop killing Americans, Brits, Spaniards, Aussies, Indonesians, Hindus, Shiites, Sufis,...
Good thought !
Originally Posted by el twe
We have to leave Iraq and Afghanistan or we'll be building another "V" in DC within 10 years. The real war starts once we leave and whoever wins is anyones guess.Quote:
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I feel for them, but it's not my plan to wear the Union Jack either. It means something else to us in the USA, so I'm not inclined to go that far for our British friends.
Again, my condolences to England for their tragedies. I feel just aweful for them.
You probably already know this Koffee, but the Union Jack and the Confederate Flag are quite different to the careful observer. They sure do look alike to the casual glancer, however. I'm not wearing one either, but my thoughts and prayers are with the families of the victims.Quote:
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Yeah... they're a little different, but still close enough to not get me enthused enough to walk around with one.
Why do we call it the Union Jack when it's the Union flag?
Its only a Union Jack when flown from the Jackstaff of a naval shipQuote:
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apart from that you are right Koffee it should be called the Union flag not the Union Jack
(thanks for the kind thought Kf5nd)
I agree with you on this one. For perhaps slightly different reasons.Quote:
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That just might do it. But it's a whole lot more fun doing, "I bomb you, you bomb me". Gee we could do this for oh??? Twelve more years.Quote:
Originally Posted by kf5nd
Anyone who cant tell the difference between the Union Jack and the confederate flag is a complete imbecile.
As if there's not plenty of those running aroung America.Quote:
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I've seen punks and skinheads wearing both. Looks like this thread is nearing the end of its downward spiral now.
Look who is the figurehead of our country.Quote:
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'Nuff said.
I think your heart is in the right place.Quote:
Originally Posted by kf5nd
I remember after Sept 11 the support shown by people in Australia (and I suspect many other Countries) by wearing T-Shirts with USA Flags, and "I Love NY" T-shirts was overwelming.
Of course many clothing companies capitalised on the idea, but the people wearing them were so to show their support.
There are, but whats your point? You think these 2 flags are so similar that its hard to tell the difference?Quote:
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I think anyone who's seen 'austin powers' can tell the difference, which would include a large portion of that moronic audience you are talking about. Everyone can choose how they show support, of course, but I'm hoping people have a reason for not flying the union flag beyond 'it looks a teeeny tiny bit like a confederate flag'.
We'll all find our own ways of supporting each other, attacks like this breed fear, and solidarity is the best way to make sure that fear doesn't win.
To each their own. I like CE's idea of the shirt. After 911 there were a whole slew of people, from different countries, wearing the "I love NY shirts" showing their support. People could do the same here with I love London shirts, for theirs. Wearing a "flag" can be a pretty bold statement, depending, and like I said, to each their own. I love the Brits and I would do anything for them but I wont wear their flag just as I wont wear the flag of the US.
Well, actually, I have the British flag on a purse I bought last year in Europe. Maybe I'll pull that out and sport it for a bit... but not wear it as a shirt.
I decided when Bush was re-elected that, being of British ethnicity, I considered myself a Brit expat rather than an American, so I would have no problem wearing one. This might not make me Mr. Popularity, but I don't give a ****, America has let Bush destroy our Constitutional Rights, and every stupid trait of Americans has been magnified tenfold since 9-11. If we can't unite except to fight, then **** American ideals.
Have a nice day! :)
Originally Posted by Boogs
Im a born here USA'er and being familier with Britain circa 2005 and circa USA 2005
I would have to now say we would have been better off losing the Revolution.
Originally Posted by Boogs
I didnt know the United States and England were divided.....
As far as the rest of your post, I would have to strongly agree.
About my flag statement....I think I had better retract that. I just remembered I have a reebok shirt I wear that has a very small Union Jack on it.


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Spencer Allen enters his third season as a member of the Washington State University baseball coaching staff.
A native of Olympia, Wash., Allen is the Cougars' recruiting coordinator, hitting and catching coach.
In 2010, he also served as the first base coach for Washington State when the Cougars made their second-straight NCAA postseason appearance.
He came to the Palouse from Purdue where he spent two seasons (2008-09) as the Boilermakers' recruiting coordinator. He was also primarily responsible for the hitters, catchers and outfielders.
Allen helped guide Purdue to two-straight Big Ten Tournament appearances. In 2008, the Boilermakers set school records with a .309 team batting average and 124 doubles. The doubles and Purdue's 44 home runs led the Big Ten. The Boilermakers won 32 games that season, their highest total since 2001, and set school records for conference victories (21) and conference series wins (six).
Prior to Purdue, Allen served as an area scout for the Detroit Tigers where his responsibilities included identifying and tracking Major League Baseball prospects in the Pacific Northwest and Canada. Allen was with the Tigers' organization during the 2007 season.
Allen was a member of the Creighton coaching staff during the 2005 and 2006 seasons. He coached outfielders and catchers for the Bluejays. At Creighton, he assisted with recruiting, organized travel, coordinated the program's baseball camp, and monitored the academic success of the school's baseball student-athletes. The Bluejays compiled a 79-38 record during Allen's tenure and won the first Missouri Valley Conference title in school history (2005). Creighton earned a bid into the 2005 NCAA Championship and finished runner-up in the Lincoln (Neb.) Regional. The 48 victories that season by the Bluejays were the most by a Creighton squad since 1991 (51).
In 2004, Allen was the volunteer coach at Iowa where he worked with outfielders and hitters on a team that posted a dozen wins in Big Ten play.
Allen's first coaching job was in 2002 when he was an assistant to current WSU Head Coach Donnie Marbut at Edmonds Community College.
A 2001 graduate of Iowa State, Allen played three seasons for the Cyclones (1999-2001). An All-Big 12 Academic selection in 2001, he served as team captain during his final season and was a two-time Iowa State Scholar-Athlete Award recipient (2000, 2001).


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Newly released campaign finance reports show long-entrenched Miami-Dade commissioners in auto magnate Norman Braman's crosshairs are facing unprecedented fundraising pressure, and County Mayor Carlos Gimenez enjoys an enormous financial edge over chief rival Joe Martinez for the August election.
The four incumbent commissioners up for reelection -- Bruno Barreiro, Audrey Edmonson, Barbara Jordan and Dennis Moss -- still enjoy large fundraising leads. But that money is being countered by Braman's two political groups: an electioneering communications organization called Change for Miami-Dade Now, and a political action committee called Vote For a New Miami-Dade. The two fundraising tools created by the billionaire businessman so far have collected a combined $440,000.


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Raspberry Video
Raspberry Video is focused on quick-to-set-up video slideshows for the Raspberry Pi. Just insert an USB key with video files or URLs of remote ones inside and boot: the system will display a slideshow of them.
Raspberry Video shows a full-screen view restricted to the slideshow; there is no way to escape this view but rebooting the machine. It is a hacker-proof secure operating systems for indoor and outdoor use.
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No AC in our office at work. It quit working this weekend over 100 degree temps we have had. I guess they have to order a part. Tomorrow its suppose to be 100+. I'm ready to strip down naked in my office or wear my swimsuit to work!!!
No AC in our office at work. It quit working this weekend over 100 degree temps we have had. I guess they have to order a part. Tomorrow its suppose to be 100+. I'm ready to strip down naked in my office or wear my swimsuit to work!!!
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Hell. I do that even when it's not hot.Originally Posted by snowy
the AC is out and they're not letting you go home? WAOW.
Yes, QUITE hot. Rode in it Saturday and Sunday. Blech. Guess who's shopping for swamp coolers right now?
Cup full of ice, some cardboard and duct tape, combined with a desktop fan = comfort.
Remember this. And be ready to fight tooth and nail with anyone who messes with your plans....keep a LOCKED ice cooler under your desk to refuel the ghetto-AC.
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Nope our boss said we could wear shorts to work if we wanted. NICE HUH??Originally Posted by superdex
Thank God I have AC at home.
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Did your boss say anything about short shorts and a tube top?Originally Posted by snowy
No as a matter of fact he didn't. Screw that stuff though I'm seriously considering going naked and then I bet you the AC will never break again.Originally Posted by explody pup
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My mother used to tell this story from her childhood, back in the days right after dirt was invented but just before mud became all the rage, that the AC in her car was a wire basket, filled with dry ice, she hung from a slightly open window. The local dairy here still sells dry ice, and I've seen it in grocery stores in other states. Put a block in a cardboard box in front of a box fan, instant depression era AC.
Its hot here too...luckily for me, the ac works fine here. But once I step outside...UGH!
Or it will never be fixed.Originally Posted by snowy
while you can't blame any one hot day on global warming, there will be lots more hot days because of global warming. especially in the west. and when the snowpack melts, you wont have any water. I'd move.
That MUST be it! You always have all the answers, Stacey!Originally Posted by Stacey
Sure it was dry-ice? That wouldn't actually have as much cooling effect as water ice (look up heat of vaporization in the phase-change from solid to liquid to vapour). In the heyday of Rolls Royce, Packard and Winton touring cars, yes a bag of ice on the gap in the slightly front-window was great AC.Originally Posted by AllenG
Its up to 88 today. Its hot, my work for the day is done, and I'm headed out to the water as soon as my pupils un-dilate.
Hit 96 or so today, and I'm so stubborn I did my long ride anyway. Shortened it from 62 miles to 59.5 though. Man, those climbs were hard!
Snowy must have listened too much to that Nelly song.
One must live the way one thinks or end up thinking the way one has lived.
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Its been around 95 in the shop at work, and so humid. Yet some of the tough folks wear pants, not usre how that is done
You want some cheese to go with that? I ran a metal roofing crew for six years. Frickin' cooking on hot days. Now I'm working as a carpenter and I think about ho cool it is.
Like a circus monkey on a stolen Harley......
I live close to the ocean in san diego, so luckily I don't suffer much.
By the way, it's all a sign of global warming. We're all going to die.
Two wheels good. Four wheels bad.
Dang, my eyes are stilll dilated--I'm stuck at home.


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Tech at Night: Jim DeMint vs favored broadcasters, CISPA vs Lieberman-Collins
What's the ideal situation for the cable television marketplace? A free market. Cable providers should be able to negotiate, or not, with broadcasters and copyright holders to purchase streams to resell to their customers. Jim DeMint is trying to bring us closer to that by ending special leverage in the marketplace given to broadcasters. You see, the rules in place now are not designed to | Read More »


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This add-on set from Dr. Wu includes a single gatling gun that can affix to MP-17 prowl as shown (figure sold separately)
Note: Small Silver Gun and other add-ons shown are also sold separately
This is a 3rd party add-on not associated with Hasbro or Takara. Figures sold separately.
"Whoa there! LOOK. DOWN HERE before you buy."
Read that first line .... Can affix to MP-17 as shown...
Then you ordered without reading further. Guess what you only get half a Gatling gun. That's right. Half. Just the front. You didn't read the part that says
Requires Dw15 or blah blah for use.. Did you?
Now what you gonna do? You got half a Gatling gun.
What's prowl gonna do? Throw it at Starscream's head the next time they tussle? Now go add the missile launcher set for mp17 and come back and order 2 of these. Cause only one would just look sad. You wouldn't Starscream to start mocking Prowl? Would you?
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Starlet sea anemones (Credit Rob Spray)
Rich in all kinds of wildlife Stour and Orwell are home to even these wonderful starlet sea anemones.
Estuaries provide an important nursery ground for fish such as bass.
Although this site was proposed for designation in the 2013 Defra consultation, it has now been removed from the network. This site faced significant opposition from the ports and harbour sector who did not see the designation as being of benefit, bringing significant socio-economic impacts with little conservation benefit as these are brought by the exisiting designations (SSSI and SAC). We will continue to reinforce the need for the designation of an ecologically coherent and representative network of Marine Protected Areas, including sites off the Suffolk Coast and will continue to urge the Government to remain commited to the urgent designation of additional sites to create this network.
Estuaries are renowned for being rich in all kinds of wildlife and none more so than the Stour and Orwell recommended MCZ.
Ross worms, honeycomb worms, blue mussel beds and native oysters can all be found here. These marine species encourage others to make the estuaries their home with plenty of places for settlement and shelter in addition to providing food. The starlet sea anemone and tentacled lagoon worm have also been recorded.
Estuaries provide an important nursery ground for many fish species and both the Stour and Orwell are valuable for bass. Other commercially important fish here include Dover sole, herring, cod and whiting. European eels also use the area for breeding.
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Hey - after upgrading from 5.0.18 to 6.0. i have one issue with the Personality Feature. I have one local domain and several personalities (yahoo for example) - from case to case, i chose different personalities to send. This works a couple of years - after upgrading, he only want to send my mails (i use a smarthost with smtp auth, this works) with the local domainpart (non dns resolvable, only local).
it seems, that zimbra now ignores the from settings and takes the local one - is that the reason why the mta bounced the mail with 550 relay denied?


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Security still holding consumers back from making mobile payments
The hype surrounding the mobile payments market has been fluctuating since early 2000. Exponential market growth has been predicted year after year with no results. But why?
Vancouver's Mobio Identity Systems likes research and data as we saw with their study last month on the barcode scanning habits of Canadians. This month Mobio looks closer at what has been holding back consumers in the mobile payments market?
Today Mobio released a comprehensive report on mobile payment adoption and use in North America called Mobile Commerce Handcuffs. It contains findings from a survey distributed to North American consumers. The report reveals that 94% of respondents would make a mobile payment if they knew it was secure.
There are numerous additional findings, which are supported with charts, graphs, and statistics. Overall, the report highlights the significance of security as a barrier to growth of the m-commerce market.
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Life and Death (Picture Books About Loss)
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Coping with death is never easy, no matter how old you are. However, children may have particular difficulties in coming to understand that a friend, family member, or beloved pet has passed out of this world and won't be returning. Straightforward and compassionate discussion with a parent or guardian is often the best way to help a child through the mourning process.
When more than that is called for, stories may offer assistance. Stories about people and personalities like our own, dealing with some of the same hardships we suffer, can help children gain a better understanding of life and death. They can also provide a framework to assist discussion of highly emotional topics (e.g., parents can ask children what they think a story's character is feeling, and if they think the character will feel differently as time passes). Here are some exceptional picture books for children on the subject.
Some Helpful Stories
City Dog, Country Frog by Mo Willems and Jon J. Muth
When City Dog comes out to the country one spring, he makes a new friend. Throughout the seasons he and Country Frog enjoy the outdoors and play games. But come winter, Country Frog is nowhere to be found. Although City Dog meets someone new the next spring, he will never forget his first country friend. Vivid watercolors and an understated, ambiguous message make this title a great read, even if the audience is not currently coping with loss.
Emma's Question by Catherine Urdahl
Young Emma is upset when her grandmother becomes ill and goes into the hospital. She has so many questions about whether or not she'll get to do all the fun things that she and Grandma have planned ... but there is really just one large question, and she doesn't know if she can ask it. When she finally does, Grandma's answer is reassuring yet realistic. An excellent book to help families talk about the realities of life and death.
Bear's Last Journey by Udo Weigelt
The news that "Bear is sick!" makes its way through the forest, and young Fox has trouble understanding the concept that Bear may not return from this final journey. His courage in asking Bear about death is rewarded with honesty. When his old friend is gone, the other animals help him to honor Bear's memory.
Books About Family Pets
Desser, the Best Ever Cat by Maggie Smith
A young girl tells the story of Desser, the charming tuxedo cat that her father took in before she herself was even born. A series of scrapbook photos shows her parents getting married, her arrival as a newborn, and her growing up with trusty companion Desser always at her side. As the beloved family pet reaches his twilight years, the girl expresses her fears and sadness about his inevitable death. After he is gone, he is celebrated and remembered as the girl tells her new kitten stories about the Best Ever Cat.
Goodbye Mousie by Robie H. Harris and Jan Ormerod
"When I woke up this morning, I tickled Mousie's tummy. But Mousie didn't wake up..." Beginning straightforwardly, this title follows a young boy as his parents help him through his own stages of grief: confusion, anger, sadness, and acceptance.
Sammy in the Sky by Barbara Walsh and Jamie Wyeth
With more detail given about the illness and death of the family dog Sammy, this title may be better suited for children over five years old. As with all of these titles, the pet is remembered and honored in a respectful, loving way.
More Stories, and Nonfiction
With such a universal and emotionally difficult subject, it's no surprise that there is a wealth of books to help ease the mourning process. Here is a selection -- some are stories, but many are nonfiction books that discuss the issue in a frank and compassionate manner.
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Chris Gray is an Extra Help Librarian. He can't think about losing his loved ones and friends without feeling sad, but he knows that he should enjoy life with them while he can.
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Nice post Chris
The Scar by Charlotte Mundlic is another good one. Heartbreaking and heartwarming. It really captures the feeling of losing someone very close to you and also deals with the difficulty that children have making sense of it all.


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I'm salvaging parts from an old bike.
The crankset looks okay, and would be an upgrade for my wife's bike which is showing its age. But it's got a label on it: "Shimano IG chain only".
A search tells me this is a part of the Shimano "Integrated Glide" system.
Since I won't be using any other IG parts (the other parts of the drivetrain would actually be Shimano Deore DX) are the crankset and chainrings actually incompatible with standard chains?


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Al Rosellini, as governor from 1957 to 1965, earned a reputation as the politician who got things done, like the Highway 520 bridge, which is named after him. Throughout his political career and since, he's also fought off allegations that he got things done for a man with a long history of criminal behavior.
The lunch
Jan. 22, 2007
The Fairmont Olympic Hotel, Seattle
Gov. Christine Gregoire is presiding as five former Washington governors gather in the crystal-and-linen opulence of The Georgian, one of the city's most elegant restaurants. They've come — Gregoire, Republicans Dan Evans and John Spellman, Democrats Booth Gardner, Mike Lowry and Gary Locke — for one main reason: to honor former Gov. Albert D. Rosellini in celebration of his 97th birthday.
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It's a rare gathering of an exclusive club. They sit down at a large circular table, opting to eat in the main dining room — instead of the private room they were mistakenly assigned — because Rosellini was a politician of the people.
Locke rises to urge those seated at other tables to join them in singing "Happy Birthday" to the man of the hour.
"You're my hero," Evans declares, putting aside the bruising campaigns he and Rosellini once waged against each other for the state's biggest political prize.
Basking in the convivial glow, Rosellini gladly accommodates about a half dozen reporters who'd been invited to cover the event. His long life, he tells them, is the result of "hard work and clean living."
The dinner
July 12, 2005
The Italian Spaghetti House, Seattle
Rosellini pulls his Cadillac with the vanity license plate "GOV ADR" into the parking lot of the aging family restaurant on Lake City Way. He's coming to join Seattle strip-club magnate Frank Colacurcio Sr. for dinner. Earlier the same day, Colacurcio had been charged with funneling illegal campaign contributions to three Seattle City Council members. The money poured in at a time Colacurcio's son, Frank Jr., was seeking to expand parking at his strip club, Rick's, just up the street and next door to a gas station and car wash owned by Rosellini.
Though Rosellini has not been charged in the so-called "Strippergate" case, charging papers show he helped deliver 11 of the suspect campaign checks, totaling nearly $7,000.
Rosellini and Colacurcio sit with a small gathering at a long table. Seattle Times reporter Jim Brunner, who was driving home when he happened to spot the two going into the restaurant, approaches. Rosellini, his usual affable self, smiles and makes small talk. Colacurcio, surly and blunt, says he's got nothing more to say about the charges. The talk turns to reminiscences about the restaurant's original owner, who has died, and Brunner continues to chat until someone else in the group cuts in. This, he announces curtly, is "a private party."
Two events; two portraits of Al Rosellini:
The Al Rosellini who, as governor from 1957 to 1965, earned a reputation as the politician who got things done — things like the Highway 520 bridge over Lake Washington that is named after him.
And the Al Rosellini who, throughout his political career and since, has fought off allegations that he got things done for Colacurcio — a man with a long history of criminal behavior.
It was in Rosellini's first year as governor that a U.S. Senate committee investigating organized crime identified Colacurcio as a racketeer. In those days, Colacurcio was accused of using strong-arm tactics to control Seattle's jukebox trade. He was later sent to federal prison three times: once for racketeering and illegal gambling, and twice for evading taxes at his strip clubs.
That first image of Rosellini — as the effective political leader — is well-documented: better mental-health institutions, budget reforms, transportation improvements, economic development.
The second image — which hurt Rosellini when he lost to Evans in 1964 and again in a 1972 comeback run — is murkier. In part, it stemmed from Rosellini's lifelong support of the liquor industry and his liberal views on liquor laws. Some of the criticism reflected the public's harsher view of alcohol consumption at the time. But his political foes also accused Rosellini of catering to illicit interests.
His alleged link to Colacurcio derailed Rosellini's 1972 campaign when a last-minute newspaper story said Rosellini had, after leaving office, helped a Colacurcio relative with a liquor-license issue in Hawaii.
During the same campaign, someone circulated bumper stickers saying, "We Don't Need a Godfather."
Yet, no corruption was proven during his eight years as governor, despite constant inquiries by newspaper reporters and whispers in law-enforcement circles.
"Every aspect of his life has been scrutinized," Rosellini's biographer, Payton Smith, wrote in his 1997 book, "Rosellini: Immigrants' Son and Progressive Governor." "If there were any truth to the rumors, it would have surfaced."
Given that, why would Rosellini keep an association that has marred his career and kept the questions alive?
Lynn Rosellini, his youngest daughter, says that to understand her father, you have to go back to the old days — to his heritage and neighborhood, to his loyalty to family and friends.
"As he went up the ladder, he very stubbornly maintained those loyalties, even at a time when it could be harmful to his public image," she says.
If he acted differently now, she adds, "it would be turning your back on part of yourself in a way."
Albert Dean Rosellini was born in Tacoma on Jan. 21, 1910, one of four children of immigrant parents. According to Smith's biography, Rosellini's father, Giovanni, emigrated from Italy in 1901 and settled in Tacoma in 1905.
Giovanni Rosellini rolled into town on a wave of Italian-American immigrants, often poor and illiterate, who flooded into the country in the late 1800s and early 1900s.
Giovanni opened a saloon in Tacoma before a state prohibition law forced him out of business. In 1916, he moved the family to Seattle's sprawling, semi-rural Rainier Valley and opened a private club.
Because so many Italian-Americans settled in the neighborhood, it was also known as "Garlic Gulch." There, young Albert forged tight bonds with others of his background — bonds that were a bulwark against rampant anti-Italian-American prejudices at the time. Their close-knit community felt the sting, Lynn Rosellini says. "Italians weren't welcome into society at large."
There were other troubles. In the late 1920s during the Great Depression, the family was evicted for failing to pay rent, according to Smith's book. To help, Rosellini worked at a door factory, meat market and pharmacy. But he also played sports and kept up with school work. Later, he labored as a longshoreman.
"These work habits carried over into everything he did," Smith writes, turning Rosellini into a tireless campaigner who worked long hours when he became governor.
Rosellini was in high school when his father was arrested in 1926 on drug-smuggling charges. His father's imprisonment, newspaper headlines and gossip at school made an "indelible impression" on Rosellini, Smith writes, and likely motivated him to later enter law school at the University of Washington.
He became a lawyer in 1933, after earning a combined undergraduate-law school degree at the UW. Soon after, he spearheaded a fight against post-Prohibition "blue laws," resulting in relaxed restrictions on Sunday liquor sales.
But he showed little interest in running for political office until he joined the Young Men's Democratic Club of King County, where he met New Deal Democrats who shared his interest in using government to help the kind of people he grew up around. He ran for the state Senate in 1934 and barely lost. He ran again in 1938, winning a seat in a district that included "Garlic Gulch." By then, he had married Ethel McNeil, the woman who would be his wife for 64 years, and the first of their five children was on the way.
It was in the early 1940s that Rosellini had his first official, direct dealings with Colacurcio Sr., 7 ½ years his junior. Rosellini defended Colacurcio in a statutory-rape case. Colacurcio was found guilty in 1943 and sent to prison.
Many times over the years, Rosellini explained he took the case as a favor to Colacurcio's family, whom he'd known for some time. "I knew of the family, but I've never had any dealings with him of any kind — never," Rosellini told The Oregonian newspaper in 1986.
But Colacurcio was a "substantial contributor" to Rosellini when he ran for office and a "primary driving force" behind Rosellini's election to the governor's seat, according to a King County police intelligence report written in 1984.
"During Rosellini's tenure, Colacurcio profited handsomely and his organization grew," the report said.
Then again, nearly everyone prospered under Rosellini's leadership in the governor's mansion.
Rosellini represented "sort of the beginning of the modern governorship," says former Gov. Evans. New programs fed by federal dollars provided greater opportunities. With his outgoing personality and boundless energy, Rosellini was the right guy at the right time to guide the state through the post-World War II boom.
Rosellini's leadership skills were already well-established. As a state senator, he pushed legislation that created the University of Washington medical and dental schools.
Those skills helped vault him to the governor's office. But his natural affability likely tipped the balance. His charisma allowed him to break through cultural barriers, just as John F. Kennedy did not long after when he overcame anti-Catholic sentiments to win the presidency in 1960.
"He was terribly ambitious, which was good," says Warren Bishop, 86, who served as Rosellini's chief of staff. "He was terribly concerned about people, especially the persons who were disadvantaged."
Rosellini's ability to sway people made his first term, by most accounts, one of the most progressive and productive in state history. The accomplishments: a separate juvenile-justice system and modernizations in the mental-health system; increased aid to universities and colleges; accelerated road construction. He also established a merit system for state employees and led the way in creating the Department of Commerce and Economic Development.
His second term was less successful, contributing to his defeat in 1964. But his constant drive continued to benefit him after he left office. He became a successful businessman, acting as an attorney and consultant to the liquor and entertainment industries. He served on the state Transportation Commission, was a director of the Washington State Convention & Trade Center and chaired the state's U.S. Olympic Committee.
As society's attitudes about race and ethnicity shifted, he became less known as Washington's first Italian-American governor and more recognized as an accomplished ex-governor and elder statesman of his party.
His popularity made him a welcome guest at many political events. Politicians courted him for support. He was an early mentor to U.S. Sen. Patty Murray. City Attorney Thomas Carr, after being elected in 2001, chose Rosellini to swear him in to office.
"He's always got that constant smile," says former Gov. Locke, who helped arrange the birthday celebration in January.
This is how Rosellini would have been remembered years from now except for one thing: his entanglement, at the unlikely age of 93, in the "Strippergate" scandal.
For years, Frank Colacurcio and his son, Frank, Jr., had been pushing Seattle officials for a rezone that would allow them to expand parking at Rick's. But the city repeatedly said no, siding with neighbors' concerns about noise, litter and other problems.
In 2003, Colacurcio Jr. raised the issue again. Several City Council members were up for re-election, prompting longtime associates and friends of the Colacurcios to contribute at least $39,000 to three of them — Judy Nicastro, Heidi Wills and Jim Compton. Rosellini had approached all three, lobbying for the Colacurcios' position and delivering some contributions directly to Nicastro.
The donations were remarkable by city-election standards — which cap individual contributions at $650 — and dwarfed those by political heavy-hitters such as Boeing and Vulcan, billionaire Paul Allen's development company.
Nicastro, Wills and Compton voted for the rezone, which passed 5-4 in June 2003.
Their judgment was immediately questioned when it was revealed that many of the Colacurcio-related contributions came from people outside Seattle, some from as far away as Texas. The Seattle Ethics and Elections Commission began an investigation to determine if donors had been reimbursed to skirt contribution limits.
The three council members returned contributions in question, even as Rosellini continued to defend their actions. "I think they were completely innocent of any wrongdoing and just accepted money from a clean source, a legal business for a legal cause that I certainly support, overthrowing that zoning ordinance," he said at the time.
The Ethics Commission found otherwise, fining Nicastro, Wills and Compton for ethical lapses, including accepting free lunches from Rosellini and failing to disclose official contacts with him.
Nicastro and Wills lost their re-election bids in November 2003. Compton was re-elected over a weak opponent but later left the council to pursue other interests. But the scandal didn't go away. The Ethics Commission uncovered evidence that two donors had been reimbursed. The commission handed its information to King County prosecutors, who filed charges against the Colacurcios in 2005, accusing them of reimbursing several donors. The case is awaiting trial.
When prosecutors said they could find no evidence of criminal conduct on his part, Rosellini dodged a very big bullet.
The glare on Rosellini might still have gone away if not for the birthday lunch in January. When the state's political elite gathered to praise him, it was as though Strippergate had never happened.
Gregoire says she attended to honor someone who has been a mentor, coach and adviser on economic development. She professed little knowledge about "Strippergate" or Rosellini's ties to Colacurcio Sr.
"I just think he is a gem of the state," she said, calling Rosellini a "model of a public servant" and a "model of what I would like to be at 97."
Some of the former governors also pointed to Rosellini's longevity and loyalty to the state as reasons to honor him.
"None of us are perfect," Locke said.
Timothy Burgess, a former Ethics Commission chairman who has closely followed the Strippergate matter and is running for the City Council, holds a different view. He acknowledges the accomplishments but criticizes Rosellini for a "blind spot that apparently keeps him from seeing the darker side of public corruption."
These days, Rosellini continues to show up at public events. He still drives to his South Seattle office, where he dispenses advice to old friends and politicos. The office is filled with old photographs and mementos. He lunches with people like Locke. And, he continues to socialize with Colacurcio Sr.
"We talk about politics, real estate and them sort of things," Colacurcio Sr. says, declining to say much more.
"It's amazing; here we are 30 or 40 years later" and Colacurcio and Rosellini are still making news together, says Christopher T. Bayley, who while serving as King County prosecutor in the 1970s broke apart police corruption that had helped Colacurcio to flourish.
"It's an astonishing fact."
Rosellini won't talk about this or anything else in his life. He says he's too busy.
Says daughter Lynn, "At this point in his life, he pretty much doesn't care what people think. Maybe it's something you earn by 97. Maybe it is something to be admired."
Steve Miletich is a Seattle Times reporter. He can be reached at 206-464-3302 or email@example.com. Seattle Times reporter Jim Brunner contributed to this story.


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Vanderpump Rules Season 2, Episode 9 Recap — Top 5 Craziest Moments: Kristen's In Tears!
In tonight's Vanderpump Rules Season 2, Episode 9 recap, Lisa Vanderpump throws a party at SUR, but Kristen Doute is having a real bad time with her relationship. Let's take a look at tonight's top five craziest moments. And we're here for a hug if you need one, Kristen.
5. Tom calls out Jax for spreading rumors
Who couldn't see the tension coming between these two bros, right? After Jax Taylor has spread rumors about Tom Sandoval hooking up with Ariana Madix, Tom calls Jax out. However, Jax denies saying anything. Smooth, Jax.
4. Kristen asks Tom about his phone calls
After Kristen admits to her friends that she's been going through Tom's phone — totally healthy, right? — she approaches Tom about calling Ariana. He flips out on her, and then she storms out. Don't these two just make you believe in love all over again?
3. Kristen's Tarot reading doesn't go so well
When you're on the brink of a total collapse, maybe a Tarot reading isn't the best idea. Indeed, after Kristen gets some not-so-promising cards, she gets hysterical and... storms out. We're sensing a pattern here.
2. Stassi won't let Kristen into Lisa's party
Lisa throws a tense dinner party for her Real Housewives pals at SUR. She's concerned about Kristen's behavior — and sure enough, Kristen shows up, angry that Tom is bartending with Ariana instead of Jax. Tom gets Scheana Marie to try to convince Kristen that he didn't sleep with Ariana.
1. Ariana walks away from Kristen
Ariana has already told Kristen once that she didn't sleep with with Tom, but maybe telling her multiple more times will help? We shall see, as Ariana again tells Kristen that nothing happened between them. Kristen doesn't believe her, so Ariana just walks away. Perhaps that's progress?


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Yes folks it´s true. Time to get open minded for some major changes. Think free, leave the past behind, eliminate redundancies.
Pentagon officials say that the notion called for taking virtually all fighter aviation from the Air Force and giving it to a consolidated Navy-Marine Corps air arm, leaving USAF with responsibility for all the "heavies"—bombers, airlifters, tankers, intelligence-surveillance-reconnaissance aircraft—and space systems. The idea was called, by some, "the big-airplane Air Force."
The Marine Corps thought the idea had merit, though. Throughout the QDR, the Marine Corps has had its eye on funds intended for the F/A-22 program, said defense officials.
"They want that money right now—preferably yesterday—to expand the Corps in the near term," a Pentagon official said in early November. Once in possession of the fighter account, the Marine Corps could kill the F/A-22, shift all fighters to close air support, and use the savings for other purposes. However, "they have been frustrated in that effort so far," he added.
Nevertheless, the concept was still considered active as late as mid-November, on the eve of final deliberations on the defense budgetary actions driven by QDR results.
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It's a quirky little truism that could also be a political strategy: What is bad for Arizona is good for Gov. Jan Brewer.
Throughout her long career Brewer has proven that choosing the wrong thing for her district, her county or her state can be the right thing for her. Consider:
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Jumbo Prawns & Balsamic-Orange Onions
The arrival of the first sweet onions of the season is an event to be celebrated, and this dish does just that. The onions are slow-cooked in the oven—which brings out even more sweetness—and then combined with both orange zest and juice, plus some balsamic vinegar to balance the flavors. Jumbo shrimp are added here, but sweet scallops would be delicious as well.Yield: 4 servings
Active Time: 25
Total Time: 140
- 2 large sweet onions, sliced
- 2 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil
- 1 teaspoon kosher salt
- 1 teaspoon freshly grated orange zest
- Juice of 1 orange
- 2 tablespoons balsamic vinegar
- 1 teaspoon finely chopped fresh rosemary, or 1/4 teaspoon dried
- Pinch of crushed red pepper
- 12 raw shrimp, (6-8 per pound; see Note), peeled and deveined
- 1/4 cup sliced scallion greens
- Preheat oven to 400°F.
- Toss onions, oil and salt in a 9-by-13-inch baking pan until coated. Cover with foil. Bake until softened and juicy, about 45 minutes.
- Remove foil, stir and continue baking, uncovered, until the onions around the edges of the pan are lightly golden, 25 to 30 minutes.
- Stir in orange zest, orange juice, vinegar, rosemary and crushed red pepper. Bake until most of the liquid has evaporated, about 30 minutes.
- Stir in shrimp and bake until cooked through, 20 to 25 minutes. Stir in scallion greens and serve.
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- Note: Shrimp is usually sold by the number needed to make one pound. For example, "21-25 count" means there will be 21 to 25 shrimp in a pound. Size names, such as "large" or "extra large," are not standardized, so to be sure you're getting the size you want, order by the count (or number) per pound.
- Both wild-caught and farm-raised shrimp can damage the surrounding ecosystems when not managed properly. Fortunately, it is possible to buy shrimp that have been raised or caught with sound environmental practices. Look for fresh or frozen shrimp certified by an independent agency, such as Wild American Shrimp or Marine Stewardship Council. If you can't find certified shrimp, choose wild-caught shrimp from North America—it's more likely to be sustainably caught.
- To peel shrimp, grasp the legs and hold onto the tail while you twist off the shell. Save the shells to make a tasty stock: Simmer, in enough water to cover, for 10 minutes, then strain. The "vein" running along a shrimp's back (technically the dorsal surface, opposite the legs) under a thin layer of flesh is really its digestive tract.
- To devein, use a paring knife to make a slit along the length of the shrimp. Under running water, remove the tract with the knife tip.
Nutrition Per Serving
|10 g (2 g sat, 6 g mono)
|259 mg
|18 g
|36 g
|2 g
|550 mg
|581 mg
Nutrition Bonus Vitamin C (40% daily value), Iron (26% dv), Magnesium (20% dv), Potassium (17% dv)
Carbohydrate Serving 1
Exchanges 2 vegetable, 4 lean meat, 1 1/2 fat
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Jamie's friend's husband went to lunch with his Ex wife and she is upset about it. Should men be able to go out with Ex without telling? Jamie said if that was her she would go too. Bj did do it once and he got in big trouble so would it be ok if she went out with her Ex?
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