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ATLANTA — Larry Drew didn't hesitate when identifying his biggest concern for the Atlanta Hawks in the second half of the season.
"Probably injuries," Drew said after practice Tuesday.
Drew's Hawks are only sixth in the Eastern Conference after dealing with a long list of injuries in the first 34 games of the lockout-shortened season.
Drew said Tuesday All-Star guard Joe Johnson and center Zaza Pachulia are questionable for tonight's game against Golden State.
Johnson said he "felt great" in his return to practice on Tuesday. Johnson was named to the All-Star team for the sixth straight year but was held out with tendinitis in his left knee. He also missed Atlanta's last two games before the break.
Johnson says he was encouraged he ran without pain in Tuesday's practice. He said he hopes to play against the Warriors.
"I think so. I don't want to get everybody's hopes up," Johnson said. "I felt great today. We'll see how I feel tomorrow."
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"I think it's going to be a game-time decision," Drew said. "We'll just see how it feels tomorrow.
"We didn't do a lot of banging today. We did some. It is totally different when you're out there banging."
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Johnson leads the Hawks with his average of 17.6 points per game.
"He's our guy," said point guard Jeff Teague. "Without him in the lineup, we've always got to figure out a way to generate some offense. He looked like he was ready to be out there playing and we're glad to have him back."
Drew said Pachulia tweaked his left calf in the Hawks' win over Orlando on Thursday night. The Hawks already are without starting center Al Horford and backup center Jason Collins.
Horford, who joined Johnson on last year's All-Star team, could miss the remainder of the regular season after tearing his left pectoral muscle in the 11th game.
Collins sprained his left elbow on Feb. 2 and could miss at least two more weeks. The Hawks signed veteran center Erick Dampier, who is nearing the end of his second 10-day contract.
The Hawks would be severely undersized without Pachulia, who sat out the end of Tuesday's practice with ice wrapped around his left leg.
"With a calf you have to be careful," Drew said. "Let's keep our fingers crossed that he'll be OK."
Drew recited the injury list that included Horford, Collins, Johnson and Pachulia before adding the injuries won't be used as a crutch.
"If you're healthy, you give yourself a great chance but if you're banged up a little, it kind of puts a little damper on things," Drew said.
"We're a little short-handed, we're a little limited and that's my biggest concern right now. But we'll be competitive in everything. We'll go out and put our best foot forward every game we play. We won't use injury as an excuse. We've already talked about that as a team."
The Hawks have played strong defense but have struggled to score. Only one of Atlanta's last 14 opponents has reached 100 points. The Hawks rank seventh in the league with their average 91.6 points allowed, but they are only 16th in scoring at 93.4 points per game.
"We just have to make shots," Drew said. "That's what it comes down to. We've got to get more efficient in our transition game. ... When we chart games, we have not been executing our fast breaks, not with the efficiency that we want. That's just an area we just have to get better."
The Hawks, 13-5 in January, are only 4-8 in February with losses in three of their last four games.
Teague said he still believes the Hawks can be a dangerous team in the playoffs.
"If we all can get together on the same page and stay healthy and play with a faster tempo and keep playing defense, I think we'll be all right," Teague said.


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Northwest Wine: Washington winemakers show creativity with red blends
As red blends have expanded Washington's landscape, talented winemakers continue to explore the boundaries — if any — of this style of wine.
Not so many years ago, we mostly saw Bordeaux-style blends that included primarily Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot and Cabernet Franc. Now we are noticing not only a lot more using Syrah — which adds a certain richness to red wines — but also with many other varieties, including Sangiovese, Mourvèdre, Carménère and Grenache.
Using so many different grapes not only adds complexity and interest in a wine, but it also helps the wine taste more "complete" because each element can fill a need in its flavors and structure.
Such wines help make the Washington wine industry so much more interesting. Here are a few red blends we've tasted recently. Ask for them at your favorite wine merchant or contact the wineries directly.
Smasne Cellars 2011 The Farmer Red, Columbia Valley, $18: This blend Cabernet Sauvignon, Malbec and Syrah offers aromas of black currant, blackberry and huckleberry as well as crushed herbs and Western serviceberry. Its rich and creamy structure presents flavors akin to black cherry and more huckleberry with boysenberry acidity. (13.9% alc.)
William Grassie Wine Estates 2011 Impératrice, Columbia Valley, $44: The inaugural vintage from this Woodinville, Wash., winery is a blend of Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon, Cabernet Franc and Petit Verdot that presents aromas of black cherry, blackberry, cassis, cola and spice, followed by flavors of boysenberry, blueberry, raspberry and Montmorency cherry. (14.4% alc.)
Mannina Cellars 2012 Cali Red Blend, Walla Walla Valley, $18: This blend of Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot and Sangiovese is reminiscent of a fruit compote with blackberry, blueberry and strawberry, but there also are notes of sage, oregano and black olive. Flavors of plums, black cherry and more strawberry are met with moderate tannin, good acidity and a pinch of black pepper. (13.8% alc.)
Telaya Wine Co. 2011 Turas, Columbia Valley, $30: Boise winemakers Earl and Carrie Sullivan crafted this Syrah-based blend from Washington grapes. Aromas of black cherry and black currant include milk chocolate, rose petal, crushed herbs and a bit of charred wood. Sweet flavors of cherries and currants pick up notes of rhubarb compote and firm tannins. (13.8% alc.)
Bunchgrass Winery 2011 Founder's Blend, Walla Walla Valley $35: Cabernet Franc long has been the secret sauce to this blend. This showcases aromas of black cherry, dark toast and black olive with pleasing herbal note. The rich drink is filled with black raspberry and plum flavors, backed by moderate tannins and capped by a remarkable finish that includes a sprinkle of cocoa powder, a pinch of crushed herbs and a dash of black pepper. (14.5% alc.)
Dusted Valley Vintners 2012 StoneTree Vineyard Squirrel Tooth Alice, Wahluke Slope, $39: This Rhône-style blend of Grenache, Mourvèdre and Petite Sirah unleashes gamy aromas with blackberry, dark plums, black pepper, Dr Pepper and brambleberry leaf. That theme plays out on a palate that's fruit-filled and spicy with dusty tannins. There's plenty of complexity from the midpalate on back with notes of mincemeat, black licorice, black olive and cigar box. (15.5% alc.)
Bombing Range 2010 Red Wine, Horse Heaven Hills, $16: McKinley Springs has grown to become one of the Northwest's largest vineyards at 2,000 acres, producing beautiful fruit for nearly 30 wineries since it first was planted in 1980. This is a blend of Syrah, Cabernet Sauvignon, Cabernet Franc and Mourvèdre with aromas of plum and Marionberry, followed by flavors of dark purple fruit. (13.5% alc.)
Doyenne 2011 Aix, Red Mountain, $38: DeLille winemaker Chris Upchurch leads with Syrah in this luscious blend. It starts with aromas of black pepper, blackberry fruit leather and plum. Those spill out onto the palate in an inky fashion that already shows a sense of balance as raspberry and pomegranate acidity is joined by dusty plum skin tannins. (14.2% alc.)


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"People like to wear colors, especially if they're nominated,'" says Leslie Fremar, stylist to Charlize Theron who anticipated the bold color trend based on recent data from Ask.com, for which she's also a contributor. "That's the way to help enhance their moment and make them stand out.
"And sometimes black is color on some people," she adds. "It's about skin tone and what works on that person. Sometimes you wear this magnificent black dress and it really stands out on someone who has fair skin, light hair and even dark hair and light eyes. There's a lot of trial and error to find out what's right for that person."
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HOUSTON - One of the most popular events at the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo is the nightly calf scramble.
Inside of Reliant Stadium, two hours before Rodeo Houston's show time, brave young men and young women prepare for the biggest battle they've ever faced.
"I'm having a rush just thinking about it, " said one contestant.
Each night, a fresh group of 30 kids between the ages of 14 and 18 get their shot on the big stage.
"These are good kids, good families. They're wholesome," said Jerry Crews, chairman of the calf scramble arena.
Each participant has one halter and they try to capture the 14 calves that are let loose.
"It's one thing when you're looking up at a halter this way, and it's another challenge when you're on your back looking up to the calf and on top of you," said Pat Smith, who serves on the Calf Scramble Committee.
The kids make their way into Reliant Stadium, ready to conquer. Pulling that off is easier said than done. The calves are quick and weigh more than 200 pounds. Even when one is caught, the work is only beginning.
"I've been wrestling calves every day," said another contestant. "I've been winning, but the calves win a few times."
For 15 minutes, it's the ultimate chase and workout. Some achieve their goal and earn that coveted voucher for a free calf.
"You get a complete weight lifted off your shoulder when you're in the square. It's a great feeling." added another contestant from Cypress.
Not everyone comes out on top. Many stumble off dazed and empty-handed.
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Morning uolls...N3 ni aku bat sbb nak perbetulkan n3 aku yg sblm ni (pasal jondis). Atas nasihat kakak ku lin, aku memperbetulkannya agar tidak ada sesiapa yg keliru dan salah faham. So aku copy artikel ni dr website http://kidshealth.org/parent/pregnancy_newborn/common/jaundice.html utk keterangan lanjut. AKu mohon maaf sekiranya ade n3 aku sebelum ni mengelirukan. Sila beri tunjuk ajar mu sifu..hehehe
A common condition in newborns, jaundice refers to the yellow color of the skin and whites of the eyes caused by excess bilirubin in the blood. Bilirubin is produced by the normal breakdown of red blood cells.
Normally, bilirubin passes through the liver and is excreted as bile through the intestines. Jaundice occurs when bilirubin builds up faster than a newborn's liver can break it down and pass it from the body. Reasons for this include:
Newborns make more bilirubin than adults do since they have more turnover of red blood cells.
A newborn baby's still-developing liver may not yet be able to remove adequate bilirubin from the blood.
Too large an amount of bilirubin is reabsorbed from the intestines before the baby gets rid of it in the stool.
High levels of bilirubin — usually above 25 mg — can cause deafness, cerebral palsy, or other forms of brain damage in some babies. In less common cases, jaundice may indicate the presence of another condition, such as an infection or a thyroid problem. The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) recommends that all infants should be examined for jaundice within a few days of birth.
Types of Jaundice
The most common types of jaundice are:
Physiological (normal) jaundice: occurring in most newborns, this mild jaundice is due to the immaturity of the baby's liver, which leads to a slow processing of bilirubin. It generally appears at 2 to 4 days of age and disappears by 1 to 2 weeks of age.
Jaundice of prematurity: occurs frequently in premature babies since they are even less ready to excrete bilirubin effectively. Jaundice in premature babies needs to be treated at a lower bilirubin level than in full term babies in order to avoid complications.
Breastfeeding jaundice: jaundice can occur when a breastfeeding baby is not getting enough breast milk because of difficulty with breastfeeding or because the mother's milk isn't in yet. This is not caused by a problem with the breast milk itself, but by the baby not getting enough to drink.
Breast milk jaundice: in 1% to 2% of breastfed babies, jaundice may be caused by substances produced in their mother's breast milk that can cause the bilirubin level to rise. These can prevent the excretion of bilirubin through the intestines. It starts after the first 3 to 5 days and slowly improves over 3 to 12 weeks.
Blood group incompatibility (Rh or ABO problems): if a baby has a different blood type than the mother, the mother might produce antibodies that destroy the infant's red blood cells. This creates a sudden buildup of bilirubin in the baby's blood. Incompatibility jaundice can begin as early as the first day of life. Rh problems once caused the most severe form of jaundice, but now can be prevented with an injection of Rh immune globulin to the mother within 72 hours after delivery, which prevents her from forming antibodies that might endanger any subsequent babies.
Symptoms and Diagnosis
Jaundice usually appears around the second or third day of life. It begins at the head and progresses downward. A jaundiced baby's skin will usually appear yellow first on the face, followed by the chest and stomach, and finally, the legs. It can also cause the whites of an infant's eyes to appear yellow.
Since many babies are now released from the hospital at 1 or 2 days of life, it is best for the baby to be seen by a doctor within 1 to 2 days of leaving the hospital to check for jaundice. Parents should also keep an eye on their infants to detect jaundice.
If you notice your baby's skin or eyes looking yellow you should contact your child's doctor to see if significant jaundice is present.
At the doctor's office, a small sample of your infant's blood can be tested to measure the bilirubin level. Some offices use a light meter to get an approximate measurement, and then if it is high, check a blood sample. The seriousness of the jaundice will vary based on how many hours old your child is and the presence of other medical conditions.
When to Call the Doctor
Your doctor should be called immediately if:
jaundice is noted during the first 24 hours of life
the jaundice is spreading or getting more intense
your baby develops a fever over 100° Fahrenheit (37.8° Celsius) rectally
if your child starts to look or act sick
Also call the doctor right away if the color deepens, your baby is not feeding well, or if you feel your baby is sleepier than usual. It is difficult to tell how significant jaundice is just by looking at a baby, so any baby who has yellow eyes or skin should be checked by the doctor.
In mild or moderate levels of jaundice, by 1 to 2 weeks of age the baby will take care of the excess bilirubin on its own. For high levels of jaundice, phototherapy — treatment with a special light that helps rid the body of the bilirubin by altering it or making it easier for your baby's liver to get rid of it — may be used.
More frequent feedings of breast milk or supplementing with formula to help infants pass the bilirubin in their stools may also be recommended. In rare cases, a blood exchange may be required to give a baby fresh blood and remove the bilirubin.
If your baby develops jaundice that seems to be from breast milk, your doctor may ask you to temporarily stop breastfeeding. During this time, you can pump your breasts so you can keep producing breast milk and you can start nursing again once the condition has cleared.
If the amount of bilirubin is high, your baby may be readmitted to the hospital for treatment. Once the bilirubin level drops and the treatment is stopped, it is unlikely that treatment for jaundice will need to be restarted.
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PERTH, Australia - A woman received serious injuries to her arm when she was mauled by a small shark on Monday as she snorkeled off Australia's remote northwest coast, officials said.
Woman requires surgery to arm after shark attack off Australia's remote northwest coast
PERTH, Australia – A woman received serious injuries to her arm when she was mauled by a small shark on Monday as she snorkeled off Australia's remote northwest coast, officials said.
The 60-year-old woman was attacked by a 1-meter (39-inch) reef shark at Turquoise Bay, a picturesque tourist spot south of the coastal town of Exmouth, the Fisheries Department said.
She had been snorkeling with her partner about 40 metres (yards) from the beach when she was bitten, it said.
"The couple have reported the shark initially showed signs of aggression toward him, then turned and bit the woman on the arm," the department's Shark Response Unit manager, Lisa Clack, said in a statement.
The woman would be flown from Exmouth hospital more than 1,200 kilometres (740 miles) to the Western Australia state capital, Perth, for surgery on her right arm, Royal Flying Doctor Service spokeswoman Joanne Hill said.
Hill described her injuries as serious but not life threatening.
The beach was closed to the public following the attack and will likely remain closed Tuesday as rangers assess the shark danger, the Fisheries Department statement said.
Earlier this month, a 55-year-old professional diver was seriously injured by a suspected great white shark near the town of Esperance on the Western Australia southern coast.
It was the second time diver Greg Pickering found himself in the jaws of a shark. In 2004, he was bitten on the leg while spearfishing near Cervantes, north of Perth.
Sharks are common in Australian waters, though the nation has averaged just more than one fatal attack per year over the past 50 years.
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Although many kids had hockey dads pushing them, Nick Bonino didn't need any prodding to explore an athletic life that built him into a versatile Ducks center who was recently awarded a $5.7-million contract extension through 2016-17.
It started with a simple conversation that took place in nearly every Connecticut household, when Bonino's father, Steve, asked his then-3-year-old son if he wanted to learn to ice skate.
"Yep, let's do it," the kid answered.
It wasn't just hockey. Bonino arranged after-school basketball games in his frontyard each day the weather allowed. He was a Little League baseball player, dabbled in soccer and wrestled undersized in his high school's 103-pound division.
"For me, every season was a different sport," Bonino said.
Last March, however, his affinity for pickup games got the best of him when he opted to play some casual soccer inside Honda Center, tearing his right hamstring and being sidelined for six weeks.
He returned to score three playoff goals in the Ducks' first-round series against the Detroit Red Wings, including the overtime game-winner in Game 5 in a series they eventually lost in seven games.
"You rip your hamstring like I did … the summer was important to focus more on stretching and building it up," Bonino said. "You want to play every day and be dependable."
This season, the 25-year-old is one of five to play every game for the second-place Ducks (18-7-5), averaging 16:07 of ice time as the fourth-line center. He also is used on the first power-play unit with stars Ryan Getzlaf and Corey Perry, and on penalty kill.
Bonino already has career highs of seven goals and 19 points. He also has helped a team historically bad in faceoffs by winning 50.4% of his draws, has nearly doubled his power-play time from last season and leads Ducks' forwards with 28 blocked shots.
"To succeed in this league, unless you're scoring 40 goals a year, you need to do everything — those little things get you ice time and hopefully let your team win," Bonino said.
"I love blocking shots. I play goalie in the summers, fooling around. You can see when I block shots, I go into a butterfly. If that puck comes to my face, I don't know what I'm going to do. Good thing it hasn't happened yet."
He "fooled around" in so many sports as a youngster, he began to excel in them. Bonino became so talented at lacrosse, Division I University of Denver offered a full scholarship. Bonino's lacrosse coach informed the recruiter, "He's a hockey player."
Bonino's high school growth spurt won attention from college elites Providence and New Hampshire, but he chose Boston University. He also was drafted in 2007 by the San Jose Sharks.
At BU, his team had eight current NHL players, including St. Louis defenseman Kevin Shattenkirk, Nashville center Colin Wilson, San Jose center John McCarthy and Colorado forward Brandon Yip.
After the Sharks traded the rights to Bonino and goalie Timo Pielmeier to the Ducks for journeyman Kent Huskins and current Montreal wing Travis Moen in 2009, Bonino scored the tying goal with 17.4 seconds remaining against Miami (Ohio) to set up an overtime NCAA championship victory.
"We had an amazing team … to come that far and think of losing when we were down two goals in the final two minutes was just obscene," Bonino said. "To tie it up and win in overtime was just amazing, a memory I'll always have."
Now Bonino is emerging in the NHL.
"He's consistently getting better in every situation and getting credit for the things he's doing," veteran center Saku Koivu said. "Doing the little things right adds up, and he's getting the results."
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Etc.: The Ducks went 3-0 last season against the 2013 Stanley Cup champions. Chicago is dominant again, paced by forward Patrick Kane. Ducks second-line center Mathieu Perreault (lower body injury) did not go on the trip, which continues with a Saturday game in St. Louis. Center David Steckel and forward Emerson Etem were recalled from the AHL Norfolk Admirals on Thursday.


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Property is, for the majority of citizens, the single biggest investment made in a lifetime. Most people's portfolios are far less diversified when you factor in the fraction that is dominated by house price movements. Indeed, many who would consider their wealth relatively 'safe' from fluctuations in market prices by keeping the majority in cash are far more dependent on economic circumstance than they realize, owing to the large investment they have made in bricks and mortar.
'Sophisticated' investors can hedge most investments through futures markets in the particular investment, but housing is unique in having a futures market that is 'index-based', i.e. you can hedge risk for the market movements as a whole, but not for your particular area or property. Property is inherently heterogeneous, and just as derivatives instruments have blossomed and specialized in other areas over the last decade, housing derivatives should do the same. Everyone has to buy a house, so why not allow people to hedge against the particular risk they are taking in doing so.
Credit goes to Robert Shiller for the popularization of this idea, and interesting research (drawing from techniques of the biomedical sciences of all things) has been done into the nature of heterogeneous derivative instruments. I think that the broad argument for widespread involvement in such markets is worth restating though.
I would argue that recent events highlight the need for such a facility in the housing market. When house prices plunged in 2008, UK citizens where clearly horrified at the amount of their net worth that was evaporating after years rising in an overheated housing market. As a result, consumer spending dropped and recession deepened.
This wasn't the first overheated housing market, and it surely won't be the last; loose monetary policy seems to be a specialty of this generation of central bankers. I think this only strengthens the case for a hedging facility in housing. If people had less to lose from a drop in house prices, the economy would be more robust and efficient as a whole.
The argument for a more sophisticated futures market in house prices is even more convincing in the UK, where the proportion of buyers to renters is much higher and house prices in general are higher.
There is a need for this market, and clear profit opportunity for firms involved. I'll keep harping on until more notice is taken.
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Kumquat Olive Relish Recipe
Mustard and ketchup don't have to be the only condiments on your table. You can make your own that are, dare I say, unique and more flavorful. For example, whenever I serve grilled chicken breasts, tuna or even grilled tofu, I like to enhance the usual bland dish with a flavorful relish. I recently served the relish with Gouda cheese and crackers. The two pair wonderfully.
I recently used kumquat marmalade from last winter and mixed it with large, meaty and slightly sweet olives. In addition to imparting a citrus flavor, this olive relish also adds a pleasant texture to the food. Best of all, it can be prepared way in advance.
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Every year, we make preserves with the fruits from the garden. As I told you in a recent post, I had it all planned out so that nothing would go to waste and was determined to create Orangina soda. I used the kumquat pulp for the syrup of the drink and used all the kumquat rind for marmalade. To repeat the same flavors of the soft drink, I added tangerine to the marmalade as well. To make the marmalade a bit fancier, I added some vanilla beans and vanilla extract at the end.
Making marmalade is labor intensive, so gather some friends and family to get through the process. Rest assured that your efforts will be rewarded. We cooked and canned 13 pounds of fresh kumquats. If sealed properly, you can keep the jars of marmalade for a year. Good luck holding on to it that long though. The girls have already gone through two jars! The sweet fragrance of the kumquats and vanilla is intoxicating. Spread a little (or a lot) on a slice of buttered toast, pour yourself a cup of tea and enjoy. It's the perfect way to start the day!
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Kumquat Drink Recipe (Orangina)
Our kumquat trees have been so prolific this season that I thought it was time for me to experiment and re-create my favorite soda, Orangina, from scratch. In France, Orangina is a very popular sparkling beverage made from tangerine and oranges. I've tried making this with oranges in the past, but the citrus flavors weren't strong enough to resemble the famous drink. Since kumquats have a unique, strong, lemony flavor, I gave the fruit a try.
I've made homemade soda drink in the past, using dry active yeast (I'll post the recipe this summer) but unfortunately because of the cold weather (I assume), after 3-4 days, the fizz didn't happen. So I re-made it using carbonated water. Because the process is immediate, you'll be able to enjoy a delicious soft drink right away. The soda is very flavorful and has a striking orange color -not the radioactive hue of artificial orange drinks-. If you can find kumquats at your local market, give this a try. Your taste buds will thank you!
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Kumquat and Chocolate Chip Cookies
Chocolate chip cookies are so classic that one might ask, why mess with perfection? Well, I think my kumquat and chocolate chip cookies are the answer to that question. Citrus and chocolate are a great pair in desserts, and this is no exception. The zing of the rind really enhances the creamy quality of the chocolate.
I decided on kumquat preserves because I still had one jar leftover from last season (I'm making more today!). For the cookie dough, I mixed butter, brown sugar, finely chopped fresh kumquat zest and whole wheat flour for texture and a little nutrition. It provides a nice canvas for the morsels of chocolates and chunks of preserved kumquats.
If you're still skeptical that kumquats can enhance the flavor of chocolate chip cookies, there's really only one solution; make them yourself! You won't be disappointed.
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Lamb Chops with Kumquat Walnut Crust
Lamb chops are great on their own, but this walnut and kumquat flavored crust takes them to another level. I love the crust so much, I could eat it on its own. The fragrant zest of the kumquats pairs very well with the roasted and ground walnuts.
To ensure that the meat is juicy and very tender, I marinated the lamb in a Cabernet Sauvignon marinade mixed with my usual meat tenderizer ingredient (green papaya) before adding the crust. This recipe takes some time, but your efforts will be rewarded.
Our kumquat tree has produced a bumper crop this season, and I'm taking full advantage of the fruits of our labor. Stay tuned for more recipes that feature this wonderful and unique citrus.
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SK Option Trader Outperforms Every Gold Mining Stock Using Options
To cap off our recent focus on mining stocks, in this article we look at how mining stocks performed over the same time frame in which we returned 70% to subscribers.
As we've communicated before, the traditional justification behind investing in gold mining stocks is something akin to the following:
"The simplest way to speculate on rising gold prices is to buy gold itself, this is no secret. However some investors and traders wish to add leverage and optimize their position to increase their exposure and profits. Traditionally, investors would buy gold mining stocks to increase exposure to the gold price. The rationale behind this theory is arguably based on sound accounting principles but fails in practice…
…Not too long ago when financial markets and instruments were far less flexible and available than they are now, leveraged exposure to gold was very hard to achieve. Gold stocks used to be the best way for the ordinary investor to increase exposure in the search for higher returns…"
We avoid gold mining stocks because
- Gold stocks don't accurately track the gold price, often the relationship is inverse
- 2. Mining stocks are exposed to numerous economic, political and managerial risks that are not compensated for. These risks are elaborated on in "Are Gold Stocks the Real Barbarous Relic?"
This chart gives weight to our attitude towards mining stocks:
Counter to the traditional wisdom of mining stocks outperforming gold, the reality is quite different. Gold has returned over 4x the HUI (shown by the red line) gold mining index.
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To further communicate our point, we now turn to the performance of SK Option Trader relative to gold mining stocks, and gold.
Our most recent trade returned 70.24% in 50 days. How did mining stocks perform over this same time frame? HUI – the most watched gold stock index returned 14.24%.
Relative to gold's 6.93% rise, stocks didn't do too badly. Having said that, SK Option Trader's 70.24% gain means we still managed to return 4.9x what HUI achieved.
Below are the 5 best performing stocks that make up HUI, charted over the same time frame our 70.24% winning trade was open.
CDE's 48.96% was far and away the best return and not far off the 70.24% we achieved. But this is only one stock of many that make up HUI. It would take a talented stock picker to have bought into CDE over the other 16 stocks that make up HUI. (It also worth noting that CDE is actually DOWN 7% in the last year)
Contrast the best performers to the worst, below:
The 4 worst miners of the 16 that make up HUI were all down or unchanged – over a period where gold rose 6.71%.
As an example, buying 20 call options in our recommended 70.24% winning trade would have cost $1680. Exiting that position would have returned $2860, netting $1180 in profits. To generate the same profit from gold stocks, a comparatively massive $8287 would have needed to have been invested in HUI.
Investing the same amount as our option trade in gold stocks ($1680) would have returned a meagre $239.
Investing $8287 in gold stocks to generate the same net profit as our option trade leaves a much larger sum of money at risk and can be prohibitively expensive to generate the same profit for some.
From this we can make a few conclusions:
- SK Option Trader returned more than the mining sector.
- SK Option Trader returned more than the best performing mining stock.
- Unlike some of the mining stocks, when gold increased in value, so too did our portfolio.
- Since 2007 gold has outperformed mining stocks nearly 6x over.
- Since SK Option Trader began in August 2009, we've returned 489.37%. This is 6.34x greater than gold's return and 17.5x greater than return on the HUI mining index.
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People have been calling for a turnaround in the performance of mining stocks since the day we started and they continue to preach to this day. Time and again we return profits above and beyond the miners. Our track record speaks for itself. The miners' does not. What team would you rather be on?
Our success is partially based on the leverage and flexibility options allow. Unlike gold stocks, options always track the price of gold and give certain outcomes. Options' other benefits include:
· Flexible timing, one can speculate on the gold price next week or in two years or more
· Downside is known and limited
· Speculating on increasing, decreasing, or unchanged prices is achievable
· Upside is unlimited, with huge returns in short time frames easily achievable
· Customizable leverage
Also note that we closed another winning trade last night for a profit of 61%, the charts and statistics will be updated shortly.
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Our trading success rate is 91.26%
94 profitable trades out of 103.
Our model portfolio is up 489.37% since inception
An annualized return of 77.63%
An average return of 35.30% per trade
Our annual performance figures are as follows:
2009 We made a profit of 23.89%
2010 We made a profit of 158.66%
2011 We made a profit of 40.95%
In 2011 we outperformed:
S&P by 42%
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Silver by 41%
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Today, TaylorMade-adidas Golf, the golf segment of the adidas Group, invited brand ambassadors and friends to Herzogenaurach to compete against each other in a golf tournament at the Golf-Club Herzogenaurach. As tournament host, Herbert Hainer, CEO of the adidas Group, welcomed amongst others the TaylorMade Tour Staff professionals Martin Kaymer, Sergio Garcia and British Open Champion Darren Clarke, as well as more than a dozen guests from the world of sports, business and entertainment.
The golfers, who included Umberto Gandini (AC Milan), Wolfgang Holzhäuser (Bayer Leverkusen), Karl Hopfner and Uli Hoeneß (FC Bayern Munich) as well as the new HSV goalkeeper René Adler and football legend Franz Beckenbauer, started the tournament day with a golf clinic of a very special kind where the golf pros shared their tips. Befitting all the current excitement surrounding the UEFA EURO 2012TM, the pros also took part in activities such
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have succeeded in significantly expanding this market leadership. Golf is one of the success stories for the adidas Group and that's why we're very proud today to once again bring together the golfing elite with our partners from the world of sports and entertainment."
At 10 a.m., a total of 10 flights, each consisting of one golf professional and three guests, commenced the 18-hole round. Several employees of the adidas Group, who were drawn by lot in an internal raffle, also took part, acting as caddies for the golf pros. And a number of golfers were supported by highprofile caddies. For example, Martin Kaymer's caddie on the course was the tennis player Andrea Petkovic, who is currently no. 18 in the WTA ranking, and Roman Gottschalk's golf clubs were carried by his father, Thomas. In order to support the up-and-coming players, two young golfers, Franziska Friedrich from Golf Club Abenberg and Michael Heffner from Golf Club Oberfranken, were invited to take part and demonstrate their talents.
Ben Sharpe, Managing Director of TaylorMade-adidas Golf EMEA and Pacific, was also amongst the participants: "I am really excited about this tournament here at the Group's headquarters because it does show the enthusiasm the entire company has for golf. And we are proud to be able to present our brands here today as the world's biggest golf company."
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Thor Industries Inc. announced that it has named Dominic Romeo as senior vice president and CFO, effective Feb. 4. According to a press release, Romeo has extensive experience in a variety of senior financial functions, having served most recently as vice president and CFO of publicly traded IDEX Corporation, a $2 billion diversified international manufacturer. During his seven-year tenure, IDEX more than doubled both revenues and earnings.
Romeo began his career as an audit manager and CPA with PricewaterhouseCoopers in South Bend, Indiana. He went on to hold key positions with General Electric and AlliedSignal Inc., and later Honeywell where he served in a number of roles over his nine-year tenure, including vice president and CFO of Honeywell Aerospace, a $10 billion business. Romeo's board affiliations include Federal Signal Corp. and GSI Group.
The company, which is relocating its corporate headquarters to Elkhart, Ind., also announced the promotion of Colleen Zuhl to vice president and corporate controller, effective Feb. 4. Zuhl has served as interim CFO since Oct. 15, having previously served as director of finance. In Zuhl's new role, all of Thor's corporate finance and accounting functions will report to her.
"We are excited to welcome Dominic Romeo to the Thor family," commented Peter B. Orthwein, Thor Chairman and CEO. "Dom has a proven track record of success in several high-profile positions with companies in both the private and public sectors, and he brings the talent, skills and experience that will enable him to assume a leadership role at Thor, both in corporate finance and business strategy. He also has a long history of working effectively with senior operating executives, which will complement the Thor structure very well. I am certain that Dom will be successful in his new role as we welcome him back to northern Indiana."
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BOSTON, Mass.--For the second consecutive season, UMass Boston Women's Soccer can claim the title of Little East Conference Regular Season Champions, after the Beacons cruised to a 7-0 win on Senior Day over Rhode Island College at the Clark Athletic Field.
Two seniors scored for UMass Boston as the Beacons set a new program-record with their ninth-straight victory to move to 15-4 on the year and 6-1 in Little East play. Rhode Island College wrapped up their season with the loss, falling to 5-11-1 and 1-6 in LEC action.
UMass Boston will host a Little East Conference semifinal matchup on Thursday, when they'll take on the winner of the four-five Quarterfinal game that will be played Tuesday.
Senior Tayla Andrews (Plymouth, Mass.) scored twice and finished with five points in her final game at the Clark Athletic Field, while Alli Modzelewski (Newton, Conn.) added a goal and Sam Cristoforo (Rockland, Mass.) picked up an assist. The trio along with Julie Nutting (Rockland, Mass.) were honored before the contest, and then proceeded to go out and set the program-record for career wins with their 61st win in a Beacons uniform.
Krista Ledin (Bridgewater, Mass.) led the charge for the Beacons offensively with her second consecutive hat trick. The Beacons junior forward wraps up the regular season with 32 goals and a career-high 69 points through 19 games.
Junior Ericka Garufi (Milton, Mass.) accounted for the final Beacons goal, as four different Beacons found the back of the net. Amanda Pugliese (Pembroke, Mass.) added two assists and sophomore back Sam Bendick (New Egypt, N.J.) was also credited with a helper.
Junior goalie Kristen Spain (Quincy, Mass.) teamed up with Dani Perkins (Murrieta, Calif.) and Jess Charette (Bedford, Mass.) for the Beacons seventh shutout of the season. Spain and Perkins each made three saves apiece, while Charette made her season debut with 15 minutes of action to close the game.
Audrey Maia made nine saves on 16 shots for the Anchorwomen to fall to 5-11-1. The junior managed to make seven stops in the first half to keep the game close, but couldn't keep the momentum going against the high-powered Beacons attack.
Modzelewski put UMass Boston ahead 1-0 in the 21st minute off a pass from Bendick. After a Beacons corner kick was cleared out of the box, Bendick ran onto the ball and sent a strong cross into the box for Modzelewski, who turned and flicked it pass Maia for the game's first marker.
UMass Boston quickly added to their advantage less than three minutes later, when Ledin scored the first of her three straight goals. The junior headed home a Pugliese corner kick to make it 2-0 at the 23:59 mark.
Ledin added to the Beacons lead at 35:24, when she took a pass from Pugliese and rocketed a shot into the upper netting from a near impossible angle along the goal-line.
The Beacons pushed the lead to 4-0 less than 10 minutes into the second half, when Andrews fed Ledin and Ledin sent the ball through Maia legs and into the twine.
Andrews kept the momentum going at 55:21, when she received the ball in open space and sent a high shot just under the bar for her first tally of the day.
UMass Boston made it 6-0 at 58:40, when Cristoforo sent a brilliant pass through traffic to Garufi who sent the shot past Maia on her first touch.
Andrews capped off the scoring at 75:46 when she dribbled through the defense and finished with the right foot for her 17th tally of the season.


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Facebook has been around for a while, but chances are, you have no idea about the several hidden features buried within the social network.
It's easy to only use the surface of Facebook: you log on, check your notifications, send a few chats, post a status or a photo, then close out. If you're feeling really adventurous, you may take a dive into the Settings panel and adjust your preferences. But there's so much more you can do - and we're not just talking about the basic stuff like blocking or managing post privacy.
Here are a few tips and tricks really worth knowing, and keep checking back, as we plan to update this piece over time. Also, check out Pocket-lint's Facebook Messenger round-up for more handy tips and tricks.
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Facebook tips and tricks
Save for later
Facebook offers Save feature for web and mobile. It acts as a bookmark for items you find interesting such as links, places, movies, TV shows, and music. So, instead of saving items, like those nummy videos for recipes, to other read-it-later services, you can now use Facebook as a bookmarking service. Saved items can be accessed later for viewing, archived, or even shared with your Facebook friends.
- To access the Saved items on the web, click on the Saved feature on the left-hand side of your News Feed.
- On mobile, click on the More tab.
Profile video
You can take or upload a video of up to seven seconds to use as your profile video, rather than use a profile picture. They are public and can be viewed by anyone.
- To add a profile video from mobile, go to your profile and tap your profile picture or video, then tap Take a New Profile Video or Upload Video, and tap Next. Then, tap the bar at the bottom of the screen to choose a thumbnail for your video, and tap Save or Use.
Disable auto-playing videos
If you don't want videos on Facebook to automatically play in your News Feed, you can simply disable the feature.
- Under the More tab in the Facebook mobile app, select Videos and Photos, then choose to auto play videos over Cellular and Wi-Fi connections, just Wi-Fi, or never.
Name pronunciation
Tired of people pronouncing your name wrong? You can teach them how to say it properly on Facebook.
- While editing your profile on the desktop website, go to "Details About You" to get started. From here, you can also add a nickname or maiden name for yourself to display with your profile.
Add a short bio
- You can edit it at any time from your profile page on the desktop site and mobile app. You can even make your bio completely out of emojis.
Hide your activity from friends
Your activity log lets you review and manage what you share on Facebook. For example, if you become friends with someone new, you can go into your Activity Log and hide the public story about you becoming friends with that person, among other things. Only you can see your activity log, but stories in your activity log may appear on your Timeline, in search, or in your friends' News Feeds.
- To view your activity log, click the down arrow in the top-right corner of any Facebook page from the web, and then select Activity Log. From here, you can click the Filters on the left to review a specific type of story (ex: Your Posts, Photos). You can also search for stories and click a year on the right to see stories from a specific year.
Prioritise who you see first
If there are people or pages you want to see first in your News Feed, you can select them to appear first via the Facebook mobile app. People and pages you've marked to see first will have a blue star next to their posts in your feed.
- Tap Settings under the app's More tab, and then tap News Feed Preferences to get started.
See your active sessions
Facebook shows you all active sessions, aka which devices are logging onto your account and from where. This is handy if you're curious as to whether an ex or a friend might be logging into your Facebook, or maybe you've left your account signed in on a device somewhere.
- From the Facebook mobile app, tap the More tab then Settings > Account Settings > Security > and Active Sessions. Tap the "X" to remotely log out of any device or Facebook app you're logged into.
- From your Security Settings on Facebook's desktop website, the "Where You're Logged In" menu shows active logins and lets you end them.
Facebook login alerts
Facebook will notify you by notification or email when someone logs onto your account. Facebook Login Alerts and Login Approvals can be enabled under Security Settings in the mobile app and desktop website. It's an extra security feature, basically.
- To turn on login alerts, go to your Security Settings under Settings from the web, then Click the Login Alerts section, and Choose the type of alert (ex: email alerts) you'd like to receive. Click Save Changes when done.
Unfollow friends
We all have that one friend who posts the most rude or annoying things on Facebook. Block that noise without unfriending by simply unfollowing him or her. Friends won't know if you've chosen to unfollow them, and their content won't appear in your News Feed.
- To unfollow someone, go to their profile on the web, hover over Following and then scroll down to select Unfollow.
View your profile as...
Ever want to see what your Uncle Bob sees when he looks at your profile? You can. This is handy for seeing what on your profile is visible to others, including individual friends you may have hidden information from.
- When you're logged into Facebook on the web, go to your profile, then click the ellipsis next to "View Activity Log", and click "View as...".
See friendship
This trick lets you see all the common posts and photos between you and a friend. But, with a quick hack, you can also see common stuff between two other people on Facebook.
- To see common stuff between you and a friend, log into Facebook on the web, go to you a friend's profile, then click the ellipsis next to "View Activity Log", and click "See Friendship". The URL in your browser will show: facebook.com/friendship/[your username]/[friend's username]
- To see common stuff between two friends, enter this in your browser: facebook.com/friendship/[friend's username]/[friend's username]
Get notifications from friends
If you want to keep tabs on a friend's Facebook activity, you can get alerted every time they share something. Seriously, like every time.
- Click the "Friends" drop down from their profile on Facebook's desktop website, and then select "Get Notifications".
Create individual News Feeds
You can create groups within your list of friends, enabling you to filter between what everyone is talking about in your News Feed. For instance, you may want to see what everyone from you work is sharing or just your friends from home. Facebook creates lists of friends by default based on common affiliation, but you can create them too. It's like individual News Feeds within Facebook for you to browse.
- On Facebook's desktop site, you can see all of your friend lists next to your News Feeds. Select the More button that appears next to the Friends header to manage your friends' lists. At the top of the new window, you will see a Create List link too.
Unsubscribe from notifications
Commenting on a public post might result in an onslaught of notifications from other people commenting. You may not know that you can unsubscribe from activity on any post, however, which will stop that onslaught.
- When you get a notification for a post on Facebook's desktop site, click the "X" to the right of the notification and then "Turn off". You can also turn off notifications for activity from the right drop down arrow of any post.
Add contributors to albums
You can create an album and then add a friend as a contributor so that the two of you can populate the album. Who knew, right? This is especially handy for, let's say, a party album, where all your friends can upload the crazy pics from the night before.
- If you want to let other people contribute to one of your photo albums, tap "Edit" in the top right of Facebook's mobile app while viewing the album, and then select "Allow Contributors".
- From the desktop website, click the same edit button to add people as contributors.
Download Facebook data
- Click the download arrow at the top right of any Facebook webpage, then select Setting, and click Download a copy of your Facebook data below your General Account Settings. From there, click Start My Archive.
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