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Super Brownies
Total TimePrep: 20 min. Bake: 55 min. + cooling
Makesabout 3-1/2 dozen
- 1/2 cup butter, cubed
- 1-1/2 cups sugar
- 4-2/3 cups semisweet chocolate chips, divided
- 3 tablespoons hot water
- 4 large eggs
- 5 teaspoons vanilla extract
- 1-1/2 cups all-purpose flour
- 1/2 teaspoon baking soda
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 2 cups coarsely chopped macadamia nuts or pecans, divided
- In a large saucepan, melt butter with sugar over medium heat. Remove from the heat; stir in 2 cups chocolate chips until melted.
- Pour into a large bowl; beat in water. Add eggs, one at a time, beating well after each addition. Add vanilla. Combine the flour, baking soda and salt; beat into the chocolate mixture until blended. Stir in 2 cups chocolate chips and 1 cup nuts.
- Pour into a greased 13-in. x 9-in. baking pan. Sprinkle with remaining chips and nuts. Bake at 325° for 55 minutes or until the center is set (do not overbake). Cool on a wire rack.
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Jun 8, 2014
I used very dark cooking chocolate bars for the equivalent of the 2 cups of melted chocolate, then cut back on how many chips I added in the batter and on top. They were still full enough of chocolate. I used pecans, which were great. This was a hit at our house. I will make it again because it was a brownie recipe I actually liked (most I don't because they are too gooey in the middle).
Dec 16, 2013
Reading through the other reviews that rate low, but also say "I changed the recipe."Don't dis the recipe if it's YOUR recipe.That said, it is very important to follow this one word for word. I've tried to wing it, and it comes out funky. Yes, 5 tsp vanilla. Yes, water. And for heaven's sake, beat that batter until there's no sign of flour. (You have have to enlist a relief beater to save your shoulder).THAT said, these are quite delicious, and while the taste varies between using pecans and macadamia nuts, both varieties are good in their own way. Very heavy brownies. May need chainsaw to cut. Not pretty, but I haven't met a victim- (err) guest who hasn't loved them.
Jun 30, 2013
Many commenters seem to have had difficulty with this recipe. I did not. They came out moist, yet firm. It is actually the best recipe for brownies I've tried in a long time. They baked very evenly, without a lot of hard places around the edge of the pan. My family loved them! I will definitely make them again.
May 2, 2013
To some of the comments saying the ingredients are to expensive to make these::: I would rather spend a "few" extra dollars to make a recipe that people just LOVE! This is what cooking is all about, making a quality brownie that EVERYONE wants the recipe!!! You get what you pay for and CHEAP is not what cooking is about
Apr 14, 2013
This is a yummy recipe. By using great chocolate and other ingredients...the best one can afford, the flavor is fabulous. This recipe is easy, fills the house with a great aroma while baking, and disappeared within minutes. Good desserts and treats can be expensive, however, with many recipes to choose from, one can find a baking project to match one's budget. And, I would not leave out ingredients when looking for great flavor or results...such as cutting down on the vanilla, etc unless that change is intentional and for a different desired result. I appreciate special recipes and some that are pricy might not get baked often, but when a special dessert is desired, such as for company, I appreciate extraordinary recipes that have ingredients such as macadamia nuts, etc. One can find an ordinary brownie recipe easily, I seek out these kinds of special recipes as I don't want to be an ordinary baker.
Apr 12, 2013
These brownies are terrible. If it wasn't for the fact that I substituted almond extract for the vanilla, there would have been no good flavor. All I can taste is sweetened flour and water. I was impressed at first at the amount of rise this had while baking, but as it cooled and I cut into it, I found the nearly 2" height was mostly an air bubble under the crust! Definitely WON'T be making these again. Yuck!
Apr 11, 2013
This was the worst recipe I have ever made.The brownies were in the over for only 25 min and I deceded to check them and they were all burnt.Had to throw themn out.First of all brownies only take about 20 min or so not 55 min.5 tsp of vanilla I never have heard of that.I used 3 and the brownies were so dry and very burnt.i will never make these again.Very bad recipe
Apr 10, 2013
I haven't made these YET but I'm going to. The ingredients are similar to what I put in my White Chocolate Macadamia Nut Cookies. This has to be good.
Apr 10, 2013
Made these for an Hawaiian themed party - delicious! Was asked for the recipe by many!

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Eva's New Look: All About Being One of the "Housewives"
The new hair cut, the slightly fuller figure. Eva Longoria Parker is citing her Desperate Housewives character needs as the reason for her new look. According to her personal rep, Eva is reflecting a change in her on-screen character Gabrielle — who goes from her usual sex kitten to an over-worked housewife with kids in season five. "She's making herself look like that as her character has let herself go. Gabrielle has gained weight and cut her hair," Liza Anderson tells PEOPLE of Longoria Parker's character. "She's a worn out mother with two kids." Longoria Parker was pictured on a European vacation — notably on a yacht off the coast of Italty — looking minutely larger than normal, prompting the usual rounds of pregnancy rumors. Anderson chalked this slight gain to Gabrielle's woes. "And even that was not enough. She's also wearing butt pads and a stomach pad to play the part." And did Longoria Parker enjoy the method-eating? "This is a lot of fun," says Anderson, "but as an actress."


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Roseberry Brings International, Award-winning, Creative Talent & Leadership to New Role
DALLAS, TX (November 18, 2013) – Publicis Dallas taps Brad Roseberry for the new role of Chief Creative Officer. Most recently, Roseberry was Executive Creative Director at TBWA\Chiat\Day in New York, charged with rebranding the Accenture global business. Before that, he was SVP, Creative Director at BBDO New York. He has worked at some of the top creative agencies in the world, most notably, Goodby Silverstein, Wieden+Kennedy Amsterdam and 180 Amsterdam.
Roseberry's work has been recognized by nearly every major award show in the industry, including: Cannes Lions, The One Show, Clio, D&AD and Epica, where he won the prestigious Epica d'Or. His background includes developing creative solutions for some of the most successful – and iconic – brands around, including: GE, Pepsi, adidas, Sony and the California Milk Advisory Board (Got Milk?).
Sally Kennedy, CEO, Publicis Dallas, stated, "We have big plans for the agency. Adding world-class creative talent is a significant part of this. Brad honed his top-tier skills at many of the leading creative shops across the globe. I'm confident everyone will feel his positive impact immediately."
Roseberry added, "Sally's commitment to creating a unique environment devoted to creating world-class creative is the reason I've signed on. I'm excited at the prospect of leading the agency to the next level."
Roseberry will start immediately and report directly to Kennedy.
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Publicis Dallas, an integrated marketing communications agency, is a part of Publicis Worldwide in the USA, the North American regional operating unit of Paris-based Publicis Worldwide, the largest global agency network within holding company, Publicis Groupe S.A. The Publicis Worldwide mission is 'To Lead The Change' to help our clients leap ahead. Publicis Dallas clients include: Bridgestone Americas; CiCi's Pizza; Nestlé brands Nestlé Pure Life, Nestea, and Juicy Juice, and ServiceMaster brand TruGreen, among others.


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Jeff Zucker, the former chief executive of NBCUniversal, is the lead candidate to become the next president of CNN Worldwide, say people familiar with the matter.
Mr. Zucker would succeed Jim Walton, who has run CNN for nearly a decade. Mr. Walton announced in July that he planned to leave at the end of the year. The management change follows years of ratings declines that often put CNN, a pioneer in cable news, in third place behind its more opinionated rivals, Fox News and MSNBC. Mr. Walton said when his departure was announced that "CNN needs new thinking."


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The ingredients to make this lovely bracelet are:
1 Vintaj nickel-free brass butterfly charm
1 Red and green leaves glass bead
2 12mm Vintaj nickel-free brass filigree bead caps
1 1" nickel free brass eyepins
1 Vintaj Creative Hoop
Tools & Supplies:
Chain nose pliers or Flat nose pliers
Round nose pliers
Flush cutters
Step by step instructions:
Make the bead link:
- String the two bead caps and the bead onto the non-looped end of the eye pin.
- Hold the looped end of the eye pin and cut approximately 3/16" - 1/4" above the bead using flush cutters.
- Holding the bead onto the eye pin securely with your fingers, use the round nose pliers to grip the non-looped end of the eye pin.
- While still holding securely, rotate the wire to form a loop. The wire will be coiled into a loop, but it will not be symmetrical.
- Put the tip of the round nose pliers into the loop and rotate, until the loop is symmetrical over the bead.
- Use chain nose pliers to make any adjustments. If necessary, cut off extra wire with flush cutter.
Link the bead link with creative hoop.
- Open the loop of the eye pin by gripping the end of the wire with chain nose pliers and making a twisting motion, opening it side to side. Don't stretch the eye pin by widening the loop.
- Hook the open loop to the loop of the creative hoop and then close the loop of the eye pin.
- Repeat on the other side of the bead link with the other loop of the creative hoop.
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- Open the jump ring by pushing one end forward and the other in the opposite direction. You may use two pairs of chain nose pliers or flat nose pliers, or one pair of pliers and your fingernail.
- Slide the jump ring through the loop on the end of the bead link. Leaving the jump ring open, slide it through the loop of the butterfly charm.
- Close your jump ring with your chain nose pliers.
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It's Looking Not That Much Like Christmas for Carrey's Carol.
It's not the stocking stuffer Disney hoped for. After spending $180 million on the biggest 3D picture to date, looks like the Iger family might have to make make due with Hyundai's instead of Maserati's under their tree this year.
• "Moviegoers Stingy With Scrooge" is how boxofficemojo described a lower than hoped for $31 million opening for ' CG-animated 3D adaptation of the Dickens classic. Both Mojo and the LA Times point out that Zemickis last film, the similarly animated Polar Express opened in the same range but went on to gross $160 million domestic, with audiences continuing to chug in throughout the long holiday season. The LA Times however, recalls that "audiences embraced that movie like few others", which they strongly hint, will not be the case for the blah Carol. Mojo meanwhile, recalls that while Polar's opening was week, it was up against Pixar's The Incredibles, while Carol is up against...The Fourth Kind. [Box Office Mojo]
• Elsewhere at the box office, This is It, held on to the #2 slot, raking in another $14 million. The Men Who Stared at Goats did a decent $13.3 million. The big story however was early Oscar favorite Precious which grossed $1.8 million on only 18 screens, a mind-blowing $100,000 per screen. [Variety]
• The Prophet, the French thriller with tells "the story of an illiterate young Arab-Corsican man condemned to six years in prison" led the European film award nominations with six nods. [Variety]
• David Poland attempts to do the math on a NY Times piece and can't make it add up. A story this weekend contended that James Cameron's 3D goliath Avatar will cost half a billion dollars. Only problem, as Poland points out, adding up all the numbers mentioned in the piece still leaves one a hundred billion or so shy of that gargantuan figure. [The Hot Blog]
• Kenny Chesney will be the next victim of 3D concert film conversion. Sony plans to release Kenny Chesney: Summer in 3D in April. [Hollywood Reporter]
• The GE/Comcast deal is now just inches away, just this close, with the two sides agreeing on a valuation on the NBC/Universal — Comcast joint venture. $30 billion is said to be the price tag. Vivendi, by the way, which still owns 20 percent of NBC/Universal still hasn't signed off. [Hollywood Reporter]
• The Wanda Sykes Show got off to a solid start for Fox, averaging a 2.2 rating, which is a 16 percent improvement over Mad TV which held the slot last year. [The Wrap]


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The Magnuson-Stevens Act ("MSA" or "Act") is up for reauthorization in 2014 and the opportunity to fix what is broken and improve what has not worked well should not be missed. At many governmental hearings and public meetings, it is said that all we need to improve the MSA is "flexibility." Words like "flexibility" mean different things to different people, and such a cursory debate will not produce a functioning law for the complex issues that we face in this early part of the 21st Century.
While various interests may recommend different means of improvement, there is widespread agreement that in certain key areas, the MSA as interpreted and implemented falls short of our Nation's needs. These key areas include an inability to develop accurate and timely science regarding both fish and people and to use that science to benefit both when and where it is needed. In this paper, which is intended as an introduction of a series examining in more detail suggested modifications to the MSA, major issues are laid out. Identification of the major issues are from working in the field of fisheries management science and from hearing over time the concerns of fishermen, fisheries scientists, community leaders, lawyers, and many others. This can be done by focusing on two main principles. First, the MSA's language must be rewritten to strengthen the scientific basis for all conservation and management measures, including not only the biological (fishery related), but the much neglected socio-economic (people related) sciences. Second, balancing all ten National Standards to reflect an appropriate symbiotic focus, rather than a focus that has narrowed over the years to a preoccupation with only one concern: "overfishing." Rewriting the National Standards to ensure these goals are consistent with the intent of the MSA and its predecessor legislation and has the potential to bring greater balance and scientific justification to fisheries management.
Mere reauthorization without thoughtful changes to achieve these goals will fail to achieve balance in fisheries management and endanger the sustainment of our Nation's fisheries resources. Thoughtful change requires that the MSA be rewritten.
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Laurel Ann Lawless thought that her life in New York City was a good one–she had an enjoyable job with a professional fund raising company and her romance with her boss looked like it might be moving toward the altar. In a very twenty-first century plot twist, her world is turned upside down when federal authorities accuse her boss of funneling money to foreign terrorist organizations. Suddenly Laurel has no paycheck, the boss doesn't return her calls, and she is hounded by the media. Laurel's wise roommate, Peg, suggests that this might be a good time for Laurel to look at the land in Tyrrell County that Laurel inherited from her father. North Carolina is a whole new world filled with a rich natural environment, different values, and lots of relatives. To support herself, she takes a retail job on the Outer Banks and moves into an inexpensive rental that a cousin finds for her. After her relationship with her handsome landlord, Cody, starts to heat up, Laurel thinks that she just might stay in North Carolina.
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Three more gun related articles
There's an element of truth to the frequently voiced concern that Obama is engaged in some sleight of hand when he keeps guns as the front story in the news. By doing so, he keeps people distracted from the real news, which is our spendthrift government's debt. With that in mind, I'm going to taper off on the gun posts, limiting myself today to these three links:
You can see here Obama's just-announced list of 23 "executive actions" on guns, which range from inconvenient to stupid to impossible. This is grand standing. Even Obama concedes that the ones that require actual legislative action won't go anywhere. This is more evidence, if you needed it, that Obama's playing games. This demagoguery feeds the masturbatory frenzy on the Left while directing the nation's attention away from his dramatic economic failures.
With regard to these executive orders — orders that Democrat Legislators begged for — my friend Lulu commented that one should ask Dems how they'd feel if a Republican president issued a slew of executive orders limiting abortion (which isn't even an explicitly stated Constitutional right). After all, when the next Republican gets into office, there's now precedent for executive order over reach outside of the realm of enforcing existing laws or carrying out military goals consistent with the President's role as Commander-in-Chief.
In today's Wall Street Journal, Jeffrey Scott Shapiro, a former prosecutor in Washington, D.C., provides solid evidence that gun bans mostly benefit criminals. Since reading it this morning, every time one of my liberal Facebook friends has linked to some gun control initiative (i.e., New York's new bans or the President's executive orders), I've commented as follows: "Americans really have to decide if we want to limit guns or limit violence. The two ends have different means. This article (which I link to in the comment) indicates that, if your goal is to limit violence, limiting guns is, paradoxically, the wrong way to go about it." I enjoy the mental image of eyeballs exploding.
Lastly, Wolf Howling looks to Mexico, a country with unusually stringent gun controls and unusually widely distributed and extreme gun violence, and uses it as an object lesson showing that leaving guns solely in the hands of criminals (who don't care that arms are illegal) is a very bad idea.


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A four-minute video produced by Sierra Nevada College students was highlighted during the Tahoe Truckee Unified School District's convocation for teachers and faculty this year.
The powerful video was about Yami Gutierrez—a Sierra Nevada College (SNC) student and a graduate of the local non-profit program Adventure Risk Challenge (ARC). It was shown at the beginning of the Tahoe-Truckee school year, so teachers could understand the ARC program better and be able to recommend students to participate in it.
Two talented students— Nick Cahill and Trevor Jackson—majoring in Interdisciplinary Studies in Digital Arts and Entrepreneurship/ Management filmed and produced this video for a service learning project to support ARC. A youth development organization that integrates wilderness and literacy, ARC was founded by SNC Professor Katie Zanto in 2004.
"The entire school district is reminded about the power of the ARC program through their video. It's a great example of how a Service Learning project can have a huge impact on a local organization," Zanto said.


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Clear, calm and sunny: the weather on Monday at the Dynamo training ground reflected the mood in the camp ahead of Sporting Kansas City's visit to BBVA Compass Stadium on Wednesday.
It's hard to argue against the SKC clash as Houston's biggest game of the season so far. Win and the third-placed Dynamo will move to just a point behind their opponents, who are second in the Eastern Conference.
Three points will also put the leaders, the New York Red Bulls, within the range of the Men in Orange. New York are six points ahead, but they have played a game more and still have to visit BBVA Compass Stadium for each club's penultimate MLS fixture of the regular season, on October 20.
On the other hand, defeat for the Dynamo on Wednesday (7:30 p.m. CT; TICKETS) will mean that a top-two finish, and therefore home advantage in the Conference semifinals, will be out of reach. And the team will likely need a decent result or two in its last two fixtures to confirm a postseason berth.
So yes, a quick analysis of the standings and schedule tells you the stakes are high. And that's before factoring in what the numbers don't show: the emotions and drama generated by games featuring these two great Eastern rivals. To continue the weather theme: matches between the Dynamo and SKC tend to be stormy.
But recent excellent results have brightened the mood in the camp. The relish in Tally Hall's voice was obvious as the Dynamo goalkeeper looked ahead to Wednesday night. It is an opportunity for the team to keep rolling forwards, hot on the heels of the previous game home game, a big 1-0 win over the Montreal Impact that was the team's fourth win in their past five matches in all competitions.
For Hall, the gap is long enough for players to recuperate and short enough that the positive momentum from the win will not dissipate.
"To me a Friday–Wednesday is almost that perfect time period where you're allowed to rest and for the most part guys can get back to feeling healthy, so for me I look at it as I'm excited to play this game," he said.
"You look at the season and you're waiting all year to get to this point where you're feeling a little bit of momentum, the team's playing at its best, you're playing against the best teams in the league, with Montreal and KC. To have the game sooner rather than later? I absolutely love it."
International duty means the Dynamo will be without defender Jermaine Taylor and winger Boniek García, but at least the roster came through unscathed against Montreal.
"The positive side out of it was that we came out of it healthy, that's the most important thing, because you knew Wednesday you were going to be two light with international duty so you want to make sure you got through this game and the reserve game," said Dynamo head coach Dominic Kinnear.
Andrew Driver's four-minute cameo off the bench late against the Impact was his first appearance in a month. After playing 90 minutes nine times in a row in MLS earlier in the summer, the England-born winger hasn't gone the distance since the win over the New England Revolution on July 13.
But he says he is fit again after his calf strain and ready if called upon on Wednesday—perfect timing given García's absence.
"I haven't been out too long so I don't think I'll have lost much fitness or anything, I got a good half an hour in the reserves the other day, feeling good, happy to be back involved," said Driver. "We're at a stage where if we win a couple of games we're really looking good for the playoff run. I think the confidence is high. Theres a buzz around the place, the last few weeks there's really been a little bit more confidence."
It has been a while since the teams last bumped into each other. A 1-0 win for SKC on May 12 ended the Dynamo's record-breaking home unbeaten run, then the sides played out a 1-1 tie at Sporting Park two weeks later.
"I forgot the last couple of days that it was Kansas City that beat us. We're just looking forward to having a good performance, it's an opportunity for us to get a win so I haven't really looked back too much," said Hall. "Yeah, it was them who ended it—but that feels like ages ago now and we have ahead of us three more games and KC is going to be the biggest game of the year. After that it's going to be New York.
"So every game right now is the absolute biggest game of the year and we get excited for that. You can't help but look forward to a game where you know you're going to be tested defensively; you know you're going to be able to break them down with the way the team's playing. And so it's exciting."
Tom Dart is a contributing writer to HoustonDynamo.com. Former editor and reporter for The Times of London, Dart currently freelances for The Guardian and SI.com.


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1. Currently on pace to set a rookie record for passing yards and lead Indianapolis to a wild card playoff berth, the Colts Andrew Luck has lived up to his billing as the premier quarterback in the 2012 rookie draft. While Luck has played well, he appears to have hit the rookie wall over the last two weeks as the Indianapolis offense has struggled against the defenses of the Titans and Texans. With a subpar offensive line, the Colts struggles against Houston were hardly surprising as the team managed just 196 passing yards and 272 total yards in a 27-19 loss. Most concerning was the play of the offense in a 27-23 win over the Titans as the offensive line struggled to protect Luck, who was held under a 50% completion and finished the game with just 196 passing yards. In fact, Luck has completed fewer than 50% of his passes in three straight games and has completed just 54.6% of his passes for the season. While the Colts are likely to secure a playoff berth, a first round exit seems likely unless the team's offensive line regains its health and the Colts rediscover the strong passing attack that has led them to a 9-5 record.
2. Sticking with rookie passers, in Miami, the Dolphins Ryan Tannehill has also enjoyed solid success as a rookie, throwing for 2,929 yards with 10 touchdowns and 12 interceptions through 14 games. Tannehill has been more of a caretaker of the Dolphins offense, throwing for a career-high 431 yards in Week 9 but failing to top 300 yards in any other game while failing to top 200 passing yards seven times. However, the issue with the Dolphins passing attack isn't so much Tannehill's play as that of the wide receivers. Miami has arguably the least talented group of wide receivers in the league as its decision to sign Chad Johnson in the preseason and go with Brian Hartline in the leading role has proven to be disastrous. While Hartline has had some decent games, he is more suited to a backup role as is fellow starter Davone Bess. With Greg Jennings hitting free agency and unlikely to be back in Green Bay, it won't be a surprise if he joins his former offensive coordinator Joe Philbin in Miami. That seems a match that will almost certainly come to fruition in early February.
3. In a marriage of convenience, the Broncos signed former Saints cornerback Tracey Porter to a one-year, $4-million contract in the offseason in the hopes that he would shore up the starting position opposite perennial Pro Bowler Champ Bailey. While the Broncos have shored up the position, Porter has spent most of the season on the bench as injuries and his poor play early in the season have cost him playing time. Both Chris Harris, a second year former undrafted free agent, and Tony Carter, a 2009 former undrafted agent, have passed Porter on the depth chart. Given his lack of playing time, Porter will likely be on another one-year deal in 2013, this time with his third team in three years and for far less money than he will earn in 2012.
4. The 49ers Randy Moss became the third all time leader in receiving yards this week in San Francisco's win over New England. With 15,220 receiving yards, Moss passed former Ram Isaac Bruce.
5. Raiders backup running back Mike Goodson has had an up and down four-year career. Drafted in the 4th round of the 2009 draft by the Panthers, Goodson barely played as a rookie but was productive in 2010 when injuries struck DeAngelo Williams and Jonathan Stewart. Goodson finished that year with 452 rushing yards, 310 receiving yards and three touchdowns despite receiving seven or fewer touches in ten games. He spent most of 2011 on injured reserve before the Panthers gave up on him this year, trading him to the Raiders. After missing time with two separate injuries, Goodson had 89 yards on 13 carries this week and should see decent playing time over the balance of the season. With 2011 4th round pick Taiwan Jones being a non-factor during his first two years in the league and the Raiders with plenty of other needs, look for Oakland to make a solid effort to re-sign Goodson as Darren McFadden's backup for 2013.
6. The Vikings have made an unexpected playoff run in 2012, currently sitting as the NFC's 6th seed on the strength of Adrian Peterson's outstanding season. While the Vikings are thought of as a young team (and to some extent they are), they are also loaded with players whose contracts will expire within two years, not to mention the current situation with enigmatic wide receiver Percy Harvin, who seems at odds with Vikings management. Four starters are free agents at the end of this season, the most important of which are starting right tackle Phil Loadholt and linebacker Jasper Brinkley. However, Harvin and defensive ends Jared Allen and Brian Robison lead the brigade of players hitting unrestricted free agency after the 2013 season. Vikings management will need to dole out plenty of long-term extensions to avoid having the team gutted over the next two years.
7. The 2012 rookie draft is being hailed as the best draft ever with respect to quarterbacks, with only the 1983 draft being in consideration of that honor. That draft provided the league with a number of Pro Bowl quality quarterbacks in Dan Marino, John Elway and Jim Kelly as well as other players who enjoyed productive careers. However, this class appears likely to feature at least four players who figure to remain starters for several years in Luck, Robert Griffin III, Ryan Tannehill and Russell Wilson. In addition to those players, Brandon Weeden has likely shown enough to remain the starter in Cleveland in 2013 regardless of who is spearheading the team's football operations and Nick Foles will likely enter next season as the Eagles starter. Perhaps most impressive of all is that Luck, Griffin and Wilson have the chance to lead their team to playoff berths, a remarkable achievement considering each of their franchise's had losing records a year ago.


text: CONTACT INFORMATIONCREDENTIALSPUBLICATIONSAmy Kiernan, Ph.D.Contact InformationPhone NumbersOffice: (585) 273-5794Research LabsKiernanVisit Kiernan Lab WebsiteLocationsUniversity of Rochester Medical CenterSchool of Medicine and Dentistry601 Elmwood Ave, Box 659Rochester, NY 14642Faculty AppointmentsAssociate Professor - Department of Ophthalmology (SMD) Associate Professor - Department of Biomedical Genetics (SMD) - JointBiographyResearchSensory organs are unique structures in the body plan of all multicellular organisms that allow perception of the environment. Our lab uses the power of mouse genetics to understand the fundamental molecular pathways involved in sensory development and disease. The eye and the inner ear of the mouse are very similar to humans and thus can serve as good models for understanding key developmental processes. As in humans, many of the specialized cell types in the ear and the eye of the mouse, such as hair cells, photoreceptors and ganglion cells, cannot regenerate when damaged due to genetics, environmental factors, or normal aging. Loss of these important cells leads to irreversible deafness, vestibular dysfunction and vision loss. Therefore, identifying the key molecules involved in the specification of these cell types and their precursors will be important when developing therapies using stem cells, progenitor cells, or gene therapy as well as in understanding the congenital defects associated with mutations in these genes. The long-term goal of this laboratory is to use advanced mouse genetic approaches, including conditional gene targeting and inducible expression systems, to elucidate key molecular pathways involved in different aspects of sensory development. Currently, our lab is studying the role of the Notch signaling pathway and the transcription factor SOX2 in the development of the eye and the inner ear. By understanding some of the basic molecular processes by which sensory organs form and are maintained, we can begin to develop therapies for prevention, repair and regeneration in sense organ disease. Current projects: • Dissecting the molecular pathways leading to anterior segment dysgenesis (ASD) of the eye and its contribution to developmental glaucoma. • The role of the Notch ligand JAGGED1 during sensory precursor development in the inner ear • The role of the transcription factor SOX2 in the development of the prosensory lineage in the inner earCredentialsEducation1992BA | Coll of The Holy CrossBiology1997PhD | Boston CollegeBiologyPublicationsJournal Articles10/9/2013Pan W, Jin Y, Chen J, Rottier RJ, Steel KP, Kiernan AE. "Ectopic expression of activated notch or SOX2 reveals similar and unique roles in the development of the sensory cell progenitors in the mammalian inner ear." The Journal of neuroscience : the official journal of the Society for Neuroscience.. 2013 Oct 9; 33(41):16146-57. 5/2013Kiernan AE. "Notch signaling during cell fate determination in the inner ear." Seminars in cell & developmental biology.. 2013 May 0; 24(5):470-9. Epub 2013 Apr 08. 9/7/2010Pan W, Jin Y, Stanger B, Kiernan AE. "Notch signaling is required for the generation of hair cells and supporting cells in the mammalian inner ear." Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America.. 2010 Sep 7; 107(36):15798-803. Epub 2010 Aug 23. VIEW ALL PUBLICATIONS


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On the morning of January 17 in Spokane, Washington, city workers found a backpack with a bomb that was set to go off along the route of the Martin Luther King Jr. Day parade. An FBI official (Spokane Spokesman Review, 1/19/11) called the bomb "a viable device that was very lethal and had the potential to inflict multiple casualties." Another official told the Associated Press (1/19/11), "They haven't seen anything like this in this country.… This was the worst device, and most intentional device, I've ever seen."
On March 9, Kevin Harpham, a white supremacist with past links to the neo-Nazi National Alliance, was arrested and charged with attempting to use a weapon of mass destruction and possessing an improvised explosive device. The device contained shrapnel dipped in rat poison, which can enhance bleeding (Hate Watch blog, 3/10/11), and was set on a park bench where its impact would be directed toward marchers.
The Spokane bomb plot received sparse coverage compared to that lavished on a far less dangerous plot attempted in Manhattan's Times Square just a few months earlier. On May 1, 2010, a poorly made bomb incorporating Fourth of July firecrackers and nonexplosive fertilizer (Washington Post, 5/4/10) was allegedly set by Muslim-American Faisal Shahzad, who was reportedly outraged by civilian deaths from U.S. airstrikes (New York Times, 6/23/10). The device smoked, drawing the attention of a man who alerted police, but failed to go off.
However, network news shows considered the Times Square dud 14 times more newsworthy than the far more sophisticated Spokane bomb. According to the Nexis news media database, in the 10 weeks following the respective acts of terrorism, the Times Square story received 49 mentions on network evening news programs to the Spokane story's three. (ABC World News didn't mention the Spokane bomb a single time.)
Likewise, as Salon blogger Justin Elliott pointed out (2/19/11), the very real Spokane bomb plot received one-third the coverage given a November 2010 FBI sting operation in Portland, Oregon, that used a fake bomb, provided by an undercover agent, to ensnare a Somali-born Muslim teenager. On the scant coverage of the Spokane story, Elliot concluded, "The incident does not fit into the reigning narrative of Muslim terrorism."
That narrative is fundamental to understanding the skewed coverage of domestic terrorism. For instance, on the eve of congressional hearings on domestic Muslim extremism, chaired by Rep. Peter King (R.-N.Y.), a Wall Street Journal editorial (3/11/11) attempted to justify the bigoted proceedings by misrepresenting a RAND Corporation study as finding that Muslims are responsible for virtually all U.S. domestic terrorism. What the 2010 RAND study actually found (FAIR Blog, 3/16/11) was that the vast majority of "homegrown" terrorist attackers—those of all ideologies who successfully carry out an attack—were not Muslims: Of the "83 terrorist attacks in the United States between 9/11 and the end of 2009, only three…were clearly connected with the jihadist cause."
Running his own interference for King's hearings, Fox News' Bill O'Reilly (O'Reilly Factor, 3/8/11) responded to domestic terrorism expert Mark Potok's statement that "our biggest domestic terror threat…pretty clearly comes from the radical right in this country," by exclaiming: "Are you kidding me? The radical right? The last terror act assigned to them was the Oklahoma City Bombing in 1995."
To make his claim, O'Reilly had to overlook many right-wing domestic terrorist attacks that have happened since Oklahoma City, including two that appear to have been partly inspired by his Fox News colleague Glenn Beck, and one in which O'Reilly himself has been accused of whipping up hatred. (See sidebar.)
In reality, there have been dozens of violent domestic attacks perpetrated by right-wing extremists in the U.S. in recent years. On the Crooks and Liars blog (1/21/11), right-watcher David Neiwert keeps a running list of domestic terror attacks by rightist and anti-government extremists. Since August 2008 alone, Niewert's list includes two dozen such attacks.
The post-9/11 demonization of Muslims recalls an earlier political era: The post-war Red Scare period of U.S. politics, which featured countless charges of Communist subversion. Some were even true. But during the same period, extremist groups on the right, many of whom embraced racist and fascist violence, received little scrutiny by elites intent on keeping U.S. eyes focused on the Cold War.
Scrutiny of right-wing extremists would have been self-defeating, as red-hunters were often in bed with the far right. From its founding in 1938, the House Un-American Activities Committee was shot through with racist, anti-Semitic and fascist-sympathizing members. Its first chair, Rep. Martin Dies (D.-Texas), hobnobbed with avowed fascists and Nazis like German American Bund chief Fritz Kuhn (Frank Donner, The Un-Americans), while leading member Rep. John Rankin (D.-Miss.) explained HUAC's refusal to investigate the Ku Klux Klan: "After all, the KKK is an old American institution" (Michael Newton, The Ku Klux Klan in Mississippi).
The links between today's anti-Muslim witchhunters and the violent far right are more ideological than personal. But the pundits and politicians currently hyping a domestic "Muslim Scare" narrative and ignoring right-wing violence are, like their red-baiting predecessors, maligning and jeopardizing the lives of millions of people, and leaving the public misinformed about the real dangers they face.
FOX & Domestic Terrorists:
Singing the Same Tune
In July 2010, Byron Williams opened fire on two California Highway Patrol officers when they stopped him, as he later told police, while he was on his way to kill people at the Oakland offices of the progressive Tides Foundation and the ACLU. Byron cited as an inspiration Glenn Beck, whom journalist John Hamilton (Media Matters, 10/11/10) pointed out had aired anti-Tides commentaries on 29 separate episodes of his Fox News show.
The Anti-Defamation League reported that Pittsburgh's Richard Poplawski—who was arrested after a shootout with police that left three officers dead—was so inspired by Beck's anti-government conspiracy theories he posted to a neo-Nazi website a recording of Beck suggesting the government was building concentration camps for dissidents (FAIR Blog, 11/10/10).
Prior to anti-abortion activist Scott Roeder's May 2009 murder of women's health provider Dr. George Tiller, Fox's Bill O'Reilly and his guests had demonized Tiller in 28 separate episodes of his show, dubbing Tiller a "killer" and accusing him of "Nazi stuff" (Salon.com, 5/31/09).
Jim Adkisson, who shot and killed two people and wounded seven others at a progressive Tennessee church in 2008, wrote a "manifesto" (FAIR Blog, 3/11/10) explaining that he "wanted to kill…every Democrat in the Senate & House, the 100 people in Bernard Goldberg's book [100 People Who Are Screwing Up America]". These days, Goldberg is best known for his regular appearances on the O'Reilly Factor.
Right-Wing Political Violence: More Terror, Less Coverage
On the morning of January 17 in Spokane, Washington, city workers found a backpack with a bomb that was set to go off along the route of the Martin Luther King Jr. Day parade. An FBI official (Spokane Spokesman Review, 1/19/11) called the bomb "a viable device that was very lethal and had the potential to inflict multiple casualties." Another official told the Associated Press (1/19/11), "They haven't seen anything like this in this country.… This was the worst device, and most intentional device, I've ever seen."
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Over at his website, Bill James has a fun feature called "Hey Bill," where he answers questions from readers. Sometimes these have to do with esoteric baseball topics and sometimes they have to do with other things, such as the ongoing debate over James's idea to fundamentally change the structure of the American economy.
It started with a correspondent asking James—who's always been a bit slippery about his politics, but seems generally to be what used to be called a Perot voter, once claimed to have been a Mike Huckabee supporter, and is certainly not a bleeding heart—how he'd solve the problem of outrageous executive pay. James's solution, it turns, is straightforward:
I suppose it is quasi-socialist of me, but I do favor a "10 to 1" law stating that no company may pay any employee more than ten times as much as it pays any other employee, on a full-time basis. Enforceable by lawsuit: If your company pays anyone else ten times more than they pay you, you can bring suit against the company AND against the person who is excessively compensated.
James, you'll note, isn't calling for a maximum income or anything like that. He's simply suggesting the implementation of a rule governing the practices of private companies. There are many such rules, because the right of private actors to do what they'd like has to be weighed against the consequences for the public. This is why companies can't form monopolies or fire people for being black.
As you might expect, James's readers have been raising various objections. While much of the discussion is behind a paywall—this would be a good time to mention that a subscription to James's site is worthwhile and inexpensive!—here are a few highlights.
One reader invoked "the law of intended consequences" to explain that James's proposal would dry up the supply of shitty jobs, because an executive whose company was paying people badly would be able to make only 10 times what the badly paid people were making. James's reply, in part:
There is not and never will be any shortage of scutwork jobs. The economy is drowning in scutwork jobs.
Another reader suggested that this law would just lead to prosperity for consultants offering ways to get around it. "When you try to go against the free market," he wrote, "you make it worse. If Karl Marx couldn't figure it, nobody can!" James replied with an extended analogy involving the prohibition of brass knuckles as an answer to the problem of street violence.
No matter what law is proposed, someone will come up with ways to evade the law; that's an argument against any and every law, therefore not a reasonable argument against this particular law. The real question is, would the law help? There are companies that pay their CEOs $300 million a year. Do you really think a company can easily evade a law of this nature by paying everybody they want to keep $30 million a year and contracting out everything else? No company could survive operating in that way, because nobody actually has a value of $300 million a year; the people being paid $300 million a year are merely exploiting power relationships within the company to take advantage of the labor of others...
Another reader, following on, chastised James for stating that nobody is worth $300 million a year. What about the great heroes of capitalism—the innovators? he wanted to know. Surely someone who cures cancer is worth $300 million. James's reply here is worth quoting in full.
If you discovered a cure for cancers in one year, the executive who runs your research company would make far more money from the discovery than you would. How do you feel about that? People who work for large companies, many large companies, not all, but people who work for these companies that have sold out to superstar executives... those people know very well that if they do something important from which the company makes a lot of money, the country club set will steal the profits and pay them off with a pittance. This is the reality of the current system. It DISCOURAGES innovation, it discourages creativity, it discourages hard work, on the theory that this is merely a free enterprise system at work. It is not a free enterprise system at work at all; it is a travesty of a free enterprise system. 120 years ago, companies built monopolies to control markets, and claimed that this was merely free enterprise at work. It wasn't, of course; monopolies are not the free operation of the market, they are the destruction of the market, the blockage of the market. I believe in free enterprise, I believe in capitalism, and I believe in Milton Friedman, but this is NOT capitalism and it is not free enterprise; it is organized theft.
Stating that our present economic system is an arbitrary arrangement organized largely around the principle that powerful people should be able to extract a lot of money from society irritated various readers. This led to good things like James lighting one reader's straw man on fire ...
As many of you have pointed out, there are manifest dangers inherent in trying to regulate income. I'm not trying to regulate income; I'm trying to prohibit the Country Club set from stealing the labor of working people. Also, didn't you promise to stop e-mailing me about this?
... and responding as follows to another who suggested that executives are just working people like anyone else:
No, they aren't. People being paid a million dollars a year are not "working" people... executives who are paid a million dollars a year to run hospitals are not "working people"; they are common thieves. All of them. The fact that there is no law prohibiting what they are doing is a mere oversight.
It should be noted that James is less advocating for a specific law than against a kind of greed that has clear, harmful effects on society and which isn't illegal mainly because acting on it was, until fairly recently, so strongly against prevailing norms. Still, this is where we are, America. It's down to Bill James to explain that the sort of wanton greed that leads to a CEO making more than a thousand times an average salary isn't just wrong, but something other than an expression of pure market imperatives; that capitalism is a set of arbitrary rules that can and should be adjusted if they're not working for the benefit of the public; and that a principal function of government is to interfere in markets for the public good.
Among the first and most necessary functions of government is to regulate markets—"Markets" in a primitive sense, meaning to regulate the currency, to make sure that people who are operating grocery stores and bakeries are honest, to make sure that goods and services which are sold are safe, but also "markets" of a more complex nature, like stock markets. In the late 19th century there were horrible, bloody conflicts between labor, on the one hand, and very wealthy businessmen, on the other hand, who were trying to establish monopolies and trying to prevent the development of unions. The government had to step in, sort out the conflicts and say, "OK, you can have THIS, labor movement, but you can't have THAT, and you can have THIS right, business, but you can't have THAT, and, by the way, no monopolies." Despite the many and obvious faults of government in that era, they (government) did that well; they sorted out who had which rights, established order, and set the markets to running. This is, if not the FIRST function of government, among the first.
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Well I think this is my first nepali Human Digest story, which may be first as a Nepali story. Let me describe about myself. I am Sanjay Shrestha from New Road, Kathmandu, Nepal. I am 27 years, well-built personality and good physics with 5'8" taller.
This was a story of my tenant who is very beautiful and sexy housewife. Her name is Reema dijyu (Aunty). Her husband is a businessman and holding a shop of cold store, where he shop keeping till morning 9 a.m. to 8 p.m.
Their room was parted by plywood close to my room that's why I clearly heard which they talked. One day when they were out of the room, I made a small hole on plywood that made me clearly viewed of their room.
At night I had peeping through a small hole I saw that they were going to fuck. It made me very excited and kept looking that entire thing they had down. After that I had regularly watch them fucking through that hole.
It was about a month peeping them I came to understand that they had problems on sex. Coz' Reema dijyu was very sexy but her husband didn't able to satisfied her. Reema dijyu desired regularly sex with her husband but husband couldn't able to fuck her because of his tiredness by the hard work fullday. He hardly agreed to fuck by the pressure of his wife. My story was beginning from this. From the beginning of watching them I had little bite interested on Reema dijyu
and she had been also happy chatting with me. One day at 1 p.m. she called me to her room for maintenance the cable of TV which I made it without any tension and start watching TV but my intention was only looking at her big boobs which was clearly visible through her very thin blows.
It made my cock became expansion and harder. At the same time a great kissing scenes runed on the cable TV,she looked in to my face and smiled. I asked her what was the meaning of that scene what you have seen on the TV. She then smiled and said what u understands.
I said, I understand this and put my hand on her boob and I gave her a kiss on her lips and she responded well to me by exploring my mouth with her tongue and I went on to explore all her body with my mouth. She wasn't wearing any bra.
She was trembling a little when I pressed her boobs. As I removed her blouse, her boob came out as if it was released from some prison. I started sucking her boob and She started moaning Ooooh…Aaaahhh…. Ooh …Aaaahhh Ooooh…Aaaahhh…. Ooh.
When I sucking her boob nipples became rock hard, I sucked her boom very hardly and she was moning a lot, I suck her boob for 20 min and some liquid came out like milk. My one hand is on her pussy,
I got up and took her saree and petticoat (nepali undergarments) off, and again I sucked her boobs for quite some time and then went down to her well shavd and wet pussy, which was full of juices.
I played with her pussy, which was hot and wet. I fingered for a while and I sucked her pussy and She started moaning Ooooh…Aaaahhh…. OohhhhhOoooo …Aaaahhh….. Ooooh…Aaaahhh…. Oohhhhh please don't stop please fast fast,
she cummed I drank all her juice. I again start sucked her pussy. Now the real show was about to begin, her pussy is too big surrounded with black thick hair. I spread her legs and put my cock on her pussy and tried to enter her pussy.
It's dam difficult than I thought coz' I never had sex before with anyone. I confused to insert my dick in which hole? coz' I saw two holes in the same pussy.but she hold my dick and inserted in a correct big pussy hole.
I kissed her lips. Now I was listening the sound of her moans Ooooh…Aaaahhh…. Ooh …Aaaahhh Ooooh…Aaaahhh…. Ooh. I kissed her on her face and on her boobs. I was trying to enter finger in her pussy first one finger, two, three.
She was breathing hard with excitement. I told her that I am not goanna hurt her. She smiled at me and kissed me. I opened her legs wide, kept them on my shoulders and guided my 7 inch dick in her pussy.
I started fucking her and showed her how to move her but to get the maximum pain and pleasure in fucking. She tightened her legs around my hip and I slowly entered my 7 inch cock completely.
I started fucking her and gave her some big strokes deep down her pussy and She started moaning Ooooh…Aaaahhh…. Ooh.Ya fast, please be fast, oops it is pleasing give me one stroke more, don't stop till u & I get enough.
I, by hearing that fasten my motion, I fucked her for about 20 to 25 mins after which she came and star fucking her had and hard and she came again she came twice and then I loaded my hot cream on her face and boob and lay in her arms.
She got up and went away to clean it by towel. I got hard again at seeing her round butt. I stood behind her and moved my cock touching her butt. It felt soooooo good. I kissed her back and I know that feeling. She is ready for it again.
I took her to the bed and told her the doggy position and positioned her in a way that her butt was towards the dressing table mirror. I asked her to suck my dick and she didn't agree. All the time I was looking at her butt in the mirror and I couldn't stop.
I went behind her and giving the fuck of her life. I was kicking her butt so hard that they were changing to red. I reached her hanging boobs and squeezed them hardly. I came in her pussy this time and she felt the flow of my cum inside her.
I showed her 69 positions, side to side fucking positions, etc.. After then we had been very tried and slept for a while. she was too tiered to cum three times but I want one more time but she didn't agree. It was a great experience for her and me.


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Pizzeria Bianco: The DJ Bubbles Drive-By
"What does DJ Bubbles think of the pizza at Pizzeria Bianco? Short answer: It is unquestionably great."
As usual, I've taken my sweet-ass time between articles, and I know that has been a cause of concern for some of you out there looking for the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth. Well, I think you may be in luck, because I think I've found it—and it ain't in New York City, suckas!
No, it may actually exist in the great American Southwest, in a little place called Phoenix. Yes, many of you are on to me and realize that I'm talking about none other than my main man, Chris Bianco and his eponymous restaurant, Pizzeria Bianco, where locals and tourists gladly wait hours in line for their own slice of heaven. While it is true that Chris is one of my new main men (think Ali G. interviewing an important U.S. dignitary: "I'm 'ere with none otha than my main man, Buzz Aldrin!"), it is worth mentioning that I have also designated the dude as one of my new Pizza Yodas (or PY; pronounced PIE). A PY is a counselor or learned man who has inspired, educated, or enriched my walk with Pizza. I have returned to New York feeling all of these things, and I have Chris to thank for that. Yes, the force is strong in me at the moment. It is my hope that, after you finish reading this article, it will be strong in you, too. Let us continue.
The Southwest is a place of extremes: suffocating heat, fervent religiosity (think the polygamist sect that got housed by the cops earlier this year), and unprecedented numbers of strip malls per capita. In that sense, perhaps it is fitting that someone as passionate and singular as Chris would choose Phoenix to perfect his art.
I not only had the chance to try his wares last week but also converse with the Maestro of Mozz about everything under the hot Bianco sun. This guy's on fire, and I think he's the only one who can put it out! I did not record our conversation, but he had more than a couple interesting observations. I did, however, remember some of the highlights, despite his best efforts to bring me into a pizza-(and Peroni-) induced state of bliss. Here's a real kicker:
DJ Bubbles: So where do you go for a slice when you come back to New York?
Chris Bianco: Momofuku.
Snap! Classic stuff, right there. He wasn't hating on New York pie, by the way, he was just making the point that he's around pizza all the time and when he takes time off from his restaurant, the last thing he wants to do is house a slice. Makes sense, right?
Despite all that, I was surprised to learn that he hadn't yet tried Una Pizza Napoletana here in the East Village. If there were ever two kindred spirits in this wacky pizza subculture of ours, it would seem as if they would be CB and Anthony Mangieri at UPN. Both are obsessed with bringing the best ingredients to your table, and neither lets anyone else make-a the pie at their respective restaurants. They are friends, though (introduced to each other by one of my other PYs and main men, Ed "Boom Boom" Levine), and Bianco stated that he would try Mangieri's masterworks sometime soon.
And now for the main event. What does DJ Bubbles think of the pizza at Pizzeria Bianco? Short answer: It is unquestionably great. There is simply no room for argument that Bianco is making some of the best pies to be had anywhere in the world. The combination of his artisanal approach, uninhibited creativity, and commitment to quality ingredients is first class.
Like Mangieri over at UPN, he adheres to Neapolitan baking standards and keeps his wood-fired oven at high temperatures (800 to 900 degrees, depending on the night). But he's certainly not biting anyone's style, either, as he has broken with tradition and created some exciting pizzas that have never been thought of before. I mean, pistachios—who knew? Perhaps that's why he's the only U.S. pizzaiolo with a James Beard award.
The Pies I Ate
The Rosa: mozz, red onion, Parmigiano-Reggiano, rosemary, and Arizona pistachios.
The Biancoverde: mozz, ricotta, Parmigiano-Reggiano, topped with fresh arugula.
The Margherita: Tomato sauce, basil, and fresh mozzarella, which Chris Bianco makes on premises.
Not pictured but also eaten was The Sonny Boy (mozz, salami, and gaeta olives).
He also made a special pie (above) that wasn't on the menu—mozz and roasted red peppers with pockets of a delicious pesto.
All were exceptional. I am not going to elaborate on the details of these pizzas, but do read Robyn Lee's write-up or watch Philip G's video review on Bianco for solid breakdowns.
The Perfection of Bianco's Margherita
Instead, I would like to take a moment and reflect on Bianco's faithful rendering of my one true love, the pizza Margherita.
As many of you already know, I tend to pass judgment on a given pizzeria by trying its Margherita or plain slice. To me, it's the only fair way of putting one joint up against another—every pizzeria makes a pie with just cheese and sauce, maybe some basil, right? Moreover, a plain pie has always been my favorite and summarizes what pizza is all about to me: simplicity and balance. That said, Bianco's yin is Bianco's yang—no one ingredient overcrowds the others. The mozzarella was slightly rich and buttery, the sauce was both sweet and tangy, the basil was fresh and evenly spread, and the crust supported it all with a crisp strength that belied its soft, artisanal interior. The Margherita was finished with a subtle, spiral pour of olive oil. Certain New York pizzerias could take a page from Bianco's book and ease up on the EVOO a little (cough, cough, Di Fara, Artichoke, cough, cough).
Alright, back to the action. I sampled my first slice with a quiet appreciation and smile (and maybe an occasional grunt of approval), as I took in the electric atmosphere around me—the tables of pizza lovers completely in their element; the enthusiastic revelers outside waiting at picnic tables, enjoying their bottles of wine; the upbeat waitstaff diligently refilling glasses of water and iced tea; and, of course, Chris Bianco, making the pies, working the oven, and occasionally stealing a few seconds of the ballgame from the mini TV under the counter. Everyone seemed so happy. And why not? When you're having one of those transcendent pizzas, there is really nothing to do but sit back and enjoy it. For that one moment in time, all is right with the world.
Have I had moments like this in New York and in Naples? Of course I have. Does Bianco make the best pizza in the U.S.? In the world? I don't know. I've had a lot of great pizzas in a lot of great restaurants, and I'm not sure if I am in any position to put one up against another anymore—these meals were merely slices in time; unique experiences that will remain with me forever, none better than the other. And with all that said, I had one of those experiences last Saturday. I am happy to report that the force is strong in Phoenix, and we have Chris Bianco to thank for that.
Until next time, Bubbles out!
Pizzeria Bianco
623 East Adams Street, Phoenix AZ 85004 (map)
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14th Street and Below: A DJ Bubbles Drive-By
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SASP Summer School 2012, Australia
2012 Australasian Summer School in Social Psychology will be held from Friday, February 3 to Wednesday, February 8 (remember, thats Summer in the Southern Hemisphere!) at the Moreton Bay Research Station of the University of Queensland on Stradbroke Island, Australia (just one hour from Brisbane). The summer school is held bi-annually. This is the fifth summer school and will again be hosted by the University of Queensland.
The Summer School will offer 30–36 places to graduate students across three research streams. The Society of Australasian Social Psychologists (SASP) sponsors the summerschool and accepts up to 5 EASP PhD students. Each stream will be taught by an invited researcher and a researcher from the Society of Australasian Social Psychologists. The teachers and workshop topics are:
* Interpersonal and Group-Based Emotions taught by Brian Lickel (University of Massachusetts Amherst) and Tom Denson (University of New South Wales)
* Working with Real Groups taught by Tom Postmes (University of Groningen) and Blake McKimmie (University of Queensland)
* Social Justice taught by Heather Smith (Sonoma State University) and Kelly Fielding (University of Queensland)
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Here we go again with a "chemical weapons" bogey man ("New fears over Syrian conflict," Dec. 4). America invaded and is occupying Iraq thanks to alleged weapons of mass destruction, and now Syria is in our gun sights based on similar claims. Don't we know when to quit with these outdated scare tactics?
Most nightly news shows are talking about a "fiscal cliff" our economy is headed for, and so now is not the time for a new military exercise in the Middle East. As much as I deplore the horrors of present day Syria, there are other nations in the area that should be involved. Everyone knows the Pentagon loves a new engagement, and their ancillary contractors salivate contemplating another lush payday, but America for once needs to demonstrate frugality.
Policing the world is a costly endeavor, and when one considers the needs here at home, taking on the Syrian mess is irresponsible. We have an infrastructure problem stateside due to Hurricane Sandy, so rebuilding Syria's infrastructure should be off the table. It's time to ask other countries not heading for a fiscal cliff to take on the Syria chore!
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Quitting has its consequences. After opting against finishing the Detour on The Amazing Race last week, Nick DeCarlo and girlfriend Vicki Casciola, both 26, incurred a six-hour penalty, forcing them to miss the first flight to Seoul this week and a shot to make the final three. "I don't think we had any chance of making that flight," Vicki tells TVGuide.com. "We got to the airport a little too late. ... But we were still in good spirits in thinking that you never know what's going to happen." See what else the two have to say about their disastrous penultimate leg, if they did all the tasks this week and why Nick felt "a little OK" quitting last week.
TVGuide.com: When did you know it was over? When you missed the first flight?
Nick: Pretty much when we missed the flight, but a little before that as well. I mean, six hours is a lot to make up. And then the next flight was nine hours later, so ...
Amazing Race's Chad and Stephanie are married, expecting, and regretting that ice cream breakTVGuide.com: Do you regret taking the six-hour penalty?
Vicki: Absolutely. But at the same time, we were tired, we were hungry. It was a long day, a draining day with the whole sushi thing. It took me probably three and a half hours to find the fake food. It was a long time! We regret it, but that's all that we could do.TVGuide.com: How did you pump yourselves up for this leg knowing you had the penalty and especially after you didn't make the first flight?
Vicki: Just staying positive like we did throughout the entire game. We just talked to each other and said, "We got this far." We did the best we could with encouraging each other. We just wanted to have fun with it. That's what we did. We just kept our spirits up. We got to travel all over the world. There's nothing really to be upset about, even though we knew it was most likely our last leg.TVGuide.com: Did you do all the tasks? We just saw you doing the speed bump.
Vicki: Yeah, we did all of them. It was just because it was so dark and we were so far behind that it was probably pointless to show. In [the other three teams'] competition, it was so head-to-head that they probably wanted to show that. ... We did [speed skating]. Everything was fun!TVGuide.com: What was going on with that guy who was hitting on you?
Vicki: Those guys were really awesome. They were really funny. I feel like they got us through the leg because their spirits were so high. They were like the comedy act. They kept our spirits up, trying to get us through it and hitting on me! [Laughs] They were having fun with Nick. It was really funny.
Amazing Race's Gary and Mallory: We shouldn't have trusted our mapTVGuide.com: Nick, we saw a nice montage of all of your angry moments. You seemed a lot calmer this leg. What happened between the last leg and this one?
Nick: A lot of it was just the sleeping and eating factors. We got that extra six hours of sleep, which helped. Just replaying in my head all the legs where I did get angry and seeing how it didn't help at all, I just told Vicki and myself that I'm just going to have fun this leg, especially since it very might well be our last one. And we did. ... [Last week] was definitely my low point. I just made things worse and I realized that. I wanted to at least have fun and go out like that instead of going out angry.TVGuide.com: Do you regret quitting on Vicki last week?
Nick: Definitely. After seeing that, I was definitely angry with myself. After so long with no food and no sleep, eventually your body's going to say "enough is enough." That's where I got to. ... I kind of had a feeling that it would be a non-elimination leg, so I felt a little OK saying, "enough is enough." It felt good [when Phil told us we were still in it], but at the same time, right then and there, it was just exhausting.TVGuide.com: A lot of fans think you were too mean toward Vicki and lost your temper too often. What do have to say?
Nick: I would have to say the people passing judgment really have no idea how mentally, physically demanding that race is. I really don't let it bother me, to be honest. I don't read any of it. They don't know who Vicki and I really are as people or as a couple. They're judging a character; they're not really judging who we are as people.
Amazing Race's Michael and Kevin: Getting two penalties was a "shock to us"TVGuide.com: You quitting and saying you wanted to go home last week gave the perception that you didn't enjoy the race, but did you have a good time?
Nick: Oh yeah, I most definitely had a good time. We had a lot of fun, but we had those moments of bickering and fighting. I mean, they showed what they showed. We did have a lot of fun. We got to see really cool things, really cool places and met great people along the way. It was life-changing for sure.TVGuide.com: What was your favorite leg?
Nick: I would have to say Norway and Sweden. I love the snow. It was just fun. I ride dirt bikes and we both snowboard, so it was all related to us.Vicki: Anything athletic I was super-excited about. I felt like we had an advantage in that department. Besides seeing everything, I just love being able to be active and athletic. What are you up to now?
Vicki: Just basically the daily grind, just working a lot. We both work a lot and spend a lot of time with our dog. Staying active with snowboarding season starting. That's pretty exciting!


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I just love DAS clay… a couple of years ago I used it to make these simple clay tree decorations and this week we had a go at some more using different rubber stamps to create an embossed effect.
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For those who haven't used it before, DAS air-drying clay can be rolled and moulded like salt dough but dries to an off white ceramic finish. A big 1kg block costs under £5 from Amazon or local craft shops. We used about a third of packet to make about 25 decorations.
Air Drying Clay Christmas Tree Decorations
1) Slice off about one third of a 1kg block of DAS air drying clay. Seal the remainder quickly in the packet as it soon dries out.
2) Roll out the clay to about 1.5mm thick on a smooth surface. Cut out shapes using a range of biscuit cutters – we chose snowflakes and hearts but anything festive will do… play around with the different ones you have cutting positive and negative shapes and various sizes.
3) Working quickly before the clay dries, emboss the decorations using rubber stamps or found materials like lace and hessian. Anything you can find with a pretty textures surface will work nicely.
4) Use the plastic casing of a biro to cut a small hanging hole in the top of each shape for hanging.
5) Leave until the clay is leather hard, then gently lift the decorations from your worksurface and transfer to a warm dry place to dry out. These are thin so will only take a few hours. They'll harden up and lighten in colour when they're dry.
6) Thread with twine or ribbon and they're ready to hang on the tree!
These are really simple and certainly easy enough to try with the kids this weekend. Don't forget to share the results with us on Instagram / Twitter / Pinterest @DecoratorsNotes or on our Facebook page.


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The 6th Amendment Right to Counsel
Picking up on my offhand comment in the last post that the SCOTUS recently said the right to counsel begins at initial appearance: The decision came down in June in Rothgery v. Gillespie County. I haven't yet been ambitious enough to read the full decision, but according to the lengthy summary from SCOTUSblog, all that case said is that the right to counsel attaches at initial appearance. What that means, e.g., how quickly after initial appearance a person must have access to counsel and for what types of hearings or purposes, remains unclear. However, it appears the case does not say that a person has a right to have an attorney present at initial appearance. That sounds like bullshit to me, but there you have it. Your right "attaches" there; what "attaches" means in practice remains open to interpretation, apparently.
Here's what the test should be: Are you in jail? If so, you have a right to an attorney at any and all appearances before a judge and at any and all interactions with law enforcement (other than jail staff; that would be unworkable). Of course, you can waive that right, and many people do, but that's a nice bright line. If you're not in jail but have been ticketed or given a notice to appear, you should be informed of your right to counsel along w/the citation/notice and given instructions for contacting the public defender for advice prior to initial appearance. This could be handled nicely by making sure there a public defender was present at all initial appearances, but I won't be holding my breath for that one.


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The more I see the failure of the left to change our society and the more I see the destruction caused by conservatives the more I really start to wonder when (and if) the left will ever take control.
At what point do we force our hand?
This is a serious post, despite lots of talk from the left, we arent effecting much change, sure we have official opposition but harper went from a minority to a majority.
Do we have to wait till feudalism sets in completely before we do something? Its doubtful we would have the brains or nerve to stand up even then.
Im not a member of the black bloc but increasingly my thinking is becoming more radical then theirs.
Dont you guys/girls get sick of the insanity going on with conservatives? Whats your tipping point? When your children get indoctrinated? When would you be willing to do anything to get rid of conservatives?
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George Eliot John (or David) Johnasson, was born in London on 4 February 1863 and was circumcised at 149 Sloane St, Chelsea by Rabbi Asher Ash, on 25th February – somewhat later than the usual seventh day following a birth. He was the only son of [Moses] John Johnasson and his Belgian born wife, Mathilde, and grandson of David Jonassohn of Usworth Hall Durham.
There may have been other causes for the delay, but the late circumcision could suggest the baby was rather sickly? Certainly, the child was to die on 21st February 1874, shortly after his tenth birthday. Evidently, a much loved child, the stone erected to his memory in the Balls Pond Road testifies to his "Gentle Spirit"
The death of the boy's mother was reported in the Times of Monday, Mar 21, 1887; pg. 1; Issue 32025; col A ad. on 19th inst at Paris, Mathilde, the beloved wife of John Johnasson Mathilde Johnasson died in Paris.
Some time between her death and 1890, John Johnasson remarried Alice, Belgian born like his 1st wife. No record of the marriage has been found; their daughter, Gladys Virginia was born Kensington Sep qtr 1890.
And it is around this time, in March 1889 that that John Johnasson made a request to the West London Synagogue to have his son disinterred for reburial in Kensal Green Cemetery. According to the report in the Jewish Chronicle, the request was refused as "being contrary to Jewish principles" [JC MARCH 29 1889 (Page:8)].
What prompted John Johnasson to make such am unusual and dramatic request? After all, the child was the grandson of a representative to the Board of British Deputies and Kensal Green Cemetery, whilst apparently inter or non-denominational, was not a consecrated Jewish burial place. For a father to voluntarily disturb the last resting place of his only beloved son, it must have been something very powerful.
We know little about either of John's wives; Mathilde born Antwerp circa 1838, died Paris 19th March 1887 and Alice V born Antwerp 1864 died Kensington Mar qtr 1933 and if anyone has any information regarding either of them, or the burial place of John Johnasson died Newcastle upon Tyne Jun Qtr 1907 do please contact us at GenPals.com


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I want to contribute to cancer research so other kids won't have to go through what I've gone through and suffer so much.
David confronts his challenge head on, pushing his limits while proving his strength. He knows he can overcome this struggle to grasp the possibilities ahead – with remission and a rose among them.
This 17-year-old fought hard through the side effects of his brain cancer treatment. His own experience with a life-threatening medical condition inspired him to use his fighting power to help other kids with cancer by participating in Lance Armstrong's LIVESTRONG® "Ride for the Roses" event – where participants receive a rose symbolizing their compassion at the finish line.
"I want to contribute to cancer research so other kids won't have to go through what I've gone through and suffer so much," David says.
With the help of Make-A-Wish® Wisconsin, local community members, and the UAW-GM sponsors, David receives his wish.
While the wish team can get David and his family to the event, David fundraises to qualify –like every LIVESRONG rider. The money raised supports the Lance Armstrong Foundation's mission to inspire and empower people affected by cancer through advocacy, education, public health and research.
David and his sister, Laura printed donor cards to pass out to friends, family and community members with information on how to donate to the cause in his name. Soon the news of David's story spread. Todd McLaughlin, a cancer survivor himself – and a physician's assistant – was so inspired he sponsored David in two local cycling events: the Trek Spring into Wisconsin and Tour de Villes. With this sponsorship, David met his fundraising goal of $15,000, qualifying him for the "Polka Dot" level.
Finally, David and his family are on their way to Armstrong's ninth-annual signature cycling fundraiser in Austin, Texas.
David has the opportunity to meet the Tour de France champion and ride by his side during the Polka Dot Jersey Team Ride. Proving his physical strength with every pedal, David rides in the 40-mile leg and participates in the event's many festivities, including activities in the LIVESTRONG Village, the LIVESTRONG Kids Event and the Post Ride Party.
"This wish was more than I ever could have imagined," David says. "Lance is a great guy. As a cancer survivor, he shows us that we can go on and do glorious things."
David's wish experience is not only a celebration of his determination to live strong, but it's also a chance to rejuvenate the entire family.
The opportunity to share a family vacation celebrating that the worst is behind us is so meaningful to all of us. We've really weathered this as a family.
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