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Bobby's Lighter Coconut Shrimp
1/2 cup orange marmalade fruit spread (Smucker's Simply Fruit)
2 teaspoons rice vinegar
1 teaspoon curry powder
Pinch crushed red pepper flakes
6 tablespoons plain panko bread crumbs
1/2 cup flaked unsweetened coconut
3 tablespoons all-purpose flour
2 large egg whites
1 pound large shrimp, peeled (tails left on), deveined, butterflied, and patted dry (21 – 25 count)
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To make the dipping sauce, combine the marmalade, vinegar, curry powder, and red pepper flakes in a small saucepan over medium-low heat. Bring to a simmer, stirring occasionally, until the sauce is heated through, 1 – 2 minutes. Remove from the heat; set aside.
To make the shrimp, combine the panko, coconut, and flour on a sheet of wax paper. Beat the egg whites in a medium bowl until slightly frothy. Add the shrimp and toss to coat. Lift each shrimp from the egg whites, letting the excess dip off the shrimp, then coat in the crumb mixture, pressing to adhere. Place the shrimp on the baking sheet in a single layer. Lightly spray with nonstick spray. Bake until the shrimp are golden on the outside and opaque in the center, 8 – 10 minutes. Serve with the sauce.
Per Serving: 215 Cal (31% from Fat, 32% from Protein, 37% from Carb); 19 g Protein; 8 g Tot Fat; 6 g Sat Fat; 1 g Mono Fat; 21 g Carb; 3 g Fiber; 8 g Sugar; 59 mg Calcium; 3 mg Iron; 184 mg Sodium; 115 mg Cholesterol
Yield: 6 servings
Prep Time: 20 min
Cook Time: 10 min
Difficulty: Moderate
Original recipe courtesy Paula Deen: Coconut Fried Shrimp with Dipping Sauce
Lightened Up recipe courtesy of Bobby Deen and the Paula Deen Test Kitchen
Bobby Deen is the younger son of celebrity chef Paula Deen. Like older brother Jamie, the Savannah resident has helped shape the Deen media empire with a series of highly successful commercial collaborations, ranging from three best selling cookbooks to the series Road Tasted on the Food Network and the award winning Lady and Sons Restaurant in Savannah. On a personal side, he was also named one of People Magazine's Most Eligible Bachelors in 2007.
What a Great Idea this is to lighten up your favorite recipes!!! When will we see "Bobby Lightens It Up!" cookbook? I will be the first to buy one!
By Diane Nelson on December 09, 2010
I can't wait to try this recipe, sounds yummy.
By Arlette on September 21, 2010
I so enjoy watching your mom and you working so close together, My daughter likes to take my recipes and tweak them too.Some of mine were passed down from my great grandmother so I have done my fair share of tweaking my 100+ old recipes.
Food service, cooking, entertaining has always been my favorite thing to do.
Keep them coming. Best wishes.
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By Lynn Byers McClellan on September 15, 2010
This sounds awesome! I make a coconut shrimp that involves frying and was wanting a lighter version. THANKS!
By Hope on September 15, 2010
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By antonybcn on 9/16/2009
Very tasty burgers. Classic preferable over Stand. Crispy golden fries. Small more than enough for two! Mayo on the table: great for fellow Europeans! Super beer selection. Friendly but too few waiters. Host: lowpoint. Definitely one of the best burger places in Manhattan!
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By merppp on 7/26/2009
"Classic" burger was bland bland bland - the beef tasted as though it had water in it, the fries had been sitting out, food arrived tepid rather than warm. Staff is friendly but service is truly awful - waited 10 mins for drinks, 30 mins before we got our burgers. And the Men's room had no hand soap - a health code violation. Go to Good Burger on Broadway & 16th Street instead.
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By jordangookin on 7/30/2008
I recently discovered this place the other day, hidden down the street on 12th. When I came in and sat at the bar, I found out it had been there for a good six months and I had never seen it even though I walk by every day. I see people's cheif complaints are that the service was horrible. I never experienced any of this probably because I usually sit at the bar. All the bartenders I have talked to have been overwhelmingly nice and fun to talk to. The bar itself isn't very stocked, but they use old-fashioned spigot-bottle seltzer water for their mixed drinks and it gives it a flair of quality that their wonderful burgers reflect. They also have a good selection of beers on tap, in a very discreet unnamed row along the wall, leading you to wonder how they ever remember which ones are which. And they are creative. One night, I simply asked the bartender to make me drinks I had never had before, and he smiling obliged and made me three delicious drinks that were purely original. I would reccomend this place for defo.
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By bartelo on 7/25/2008
This place has a great space, what I tried of the food was just ok a bit bland, but the thing that dissapointed it all was the absolutley terrible service. Nothing absolutley nothing came out right...not even the drink, then I was given all this attitude and drama that it was all my fault! Will never go back by time the food came (still not what I wanted but I gave in for fear of more drama) I was not in the mood to eat!
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By outny on 5/27/2008
While the food has improved in the time that this establishment opened its doors, the service has plummeted beyond hope. It's a pity that the tasty fare in this clean, noisy and open space is spoiled so much by an unapologetically surly, unkempt, and utterly uncaring staff, from the moment you walk in to the moment you pay the relatively hefty check and leave. Perhaps this presentation to some translates as hip or cool, but many of us still believe that service is just as important to the visit as the food. Do not go expecting to feel welcome; read the menu thoroughly to understand the local lexicon (as it will not be explained to you in any detail); and any misunderstandings with your order are your fault...not theirs (and with much eye-rolling, they will go to lengths explaining why it's your fault, stupid customer). Nice space, interesting food...definitely not worth the attitude. Too many other far better choices in this neighborhood!
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By plunkandboom on 3/31/2008
I was craving a burger and fries and my friend suggested i check this place out. I was expecting something along the lines of Johnny Rockets and was happy to find out that it was nothing like Rockets, in a good way. The burgers are done to MR unless you ask otherwise.....which is how i like my burger. I stuck with my plan and ordered a small side of fries which ended up being enough for two people -- no complaints here! The service was ok....took a few minutes before someone came to my table but the food came out very fast which was great considering i was there for lunch. I would definitely go back....
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By yippee1999 on 2/22/2008
What more can I say...this is my new fave restaurant.
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By allisonm on 12/28/2006
on my first and definitely last trip to stand, we ordered the mushroom burger, fries, onion rings, and a milkshake (which all came out at the same time). the onion rings were literally inedible (layers of grease), the fries were decent, but they were only served with "homeade" ketchup (aka vinegar), and the milkshake couldn't be consumed through the miniature pretentious straw they gave us. although the waitress was nice and the burger was decent, the overall experience was really not good, and it was wayy overpriced.
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So does academic specializationbe it majoring in business, engineering or psychologyprovide the golden key to career success? Well, that depends.
Earning a technical or professional degree enhances a student's ability to land the first job after graduation. But securing a liberal arts education better prepares a student for long-term career success, particularly in today's global economy.
Research gathered by human resource and job placement experts indicates that, in the current corporate environment, demonstrated professional and technical proficiency acquired by earning a degree in fields such as business, accounting or engineering gives graduates a leg up in landing the first job out of college. Increased global competition and the resulting tightening of corporate purse strings means that many companies no longer have the resources to provide significant on-the-job training and have to look for new employees who already have the skills to get the job done. Findings from the Council of Independent Colleges and other surveys find that corporate human resource managers readily admit to looking first to the undergraduate business schools for entry-level hires because they are confident these graduates have the basic business acumen and professional skills the company needs.
But students shouldnt rush to their computers and dash off an e-mail to their academic advisor requesting a change of major from anthropology to finance. The above is only part of the story. Yes, earning a technical or professional degree enhances a students ability to land the first job after graduation. But securing a liberal arts education better prepares a student for long-term career success, particularly in todays global economy.
Adaptability and the 21st-Century Economy
In 2000, Business Week Onlines series The 21st-Century Corporation made a similar point, stating, Although disciplines such as marketing and finance will remain key, there will be more value placed on a liberal arts education that encourages lateral thinking. Also rising in value is an eclectic background. The corporation will be guided by people who know how to harness the energies and talents of their team while keeping their egos in check The corporation itself will depend more on a complex and ever-shifting stream of alliances, partnerships and customer relationshipspart of the reason for the constant change. As a result, leaders will rely more than ever on the intelligence and resourcefulness of their staff.
Adaptability is the defining characteristic of business in the 21st-century economy. The technology-driven service economy is fast-paced and ever-evolving. Business success now entails more than simply applying tried and true best practices. It requires thinking outside the box to anticipate and exploit new opportunities and to solve unforeseen problems. Leaders and managers must be capable of integrating knowledge across processes and business units to solve complex challenges.
David E. Shi, president of Furman University, notes,
[T]he most effective leaders of this new perpetual-motion economy will not be technical experts but bold generalists comfortable in the face of uncertainty. They must be able to distill new ideas and make new connections from torrents of informationand do so quickly In a knowledge-based society characterized by rapidly changing markets, technologies, careers and relationships, a narrowly focused education will not provide the breadth or agility needed by entrepreneurs and corporate leaders.
Such mental agility and capacity is a defining characteristic of the liberal arts graduate. Graduates of quality liberal arts institutions spend four years acquiring a breadth of knowledge from an array of academic disciplines, learning to think critically, building strong working relationships with faculty and other students, honing oral and written communication skills and engaging in leadership opportunities. These are all skills of immense value in the 21st-century global economy and, perhaps more importantly, says Roger Young, director of career services at Southwestern, All these competencies are in very high demand in the business world.
In fact, according to a research survey of 1,621 businesses by Northern Virginia Community College, employers appeared to place more emphasis on personal or general characteristics rather than on specific work-related skills. Work ethics, communication abilities, the ability to learn on the job, motivation and initiative, and working with others were skills considered by the majority of employers to be very important. In addition, a large percentage of the employers also rated employee characteristics such as the ability to solve job-related problems, interpersonal skills, overall preparation for employment and reading, and comprehension skills as either very important or important. In comparison, less than half of the employers indicated that skills such as special technical job skills or work experience were very important.
Ready to Go Global?
Whether it means negotiating new markets in China, outsourcing programming to India or financing the purchase of a stock exchange in Europe, there is little doubt that todays business often takes place on a global stage. Corporations, whether national or multinational, face pressures from global markets and global competitors in their efforts to increase profit margins. The unprecedented spread of information technology during the past 15 years has increased the frequency and importance of business communication between organizations and professionals all over the world. The understanding and appreciation of diversity is now frequently vital to long-term business growth and profitability.
Derek Christian 96 has firsthand experience with the global demands business professionals face. He works for Procter & Gamble in Market Strategy and Planning for Global Export. Says Christian, The global economy has made it a requirement that you understand the world, that you be able to understand the people of a country. This can help you avoid mistakes and to see opportunities. The ability to communicate effectively on a variety of topics is an essential business skill because it gives one greater facility and comfort in building relationships with people from very different backgrounds, cultures and countries.
Some of the most important classes I took for my business career were ethnomusicology, historiography and religions of east Asia, continues Christian. As a result, I was able to talk with a customer in Indonesia about the time I played Javanese instruments. In another instance, I was able to discuss the results of the 1954 coup in Guatemala with a potential distributor in that country. And I have been told many times that I am the only American businessman my non-American counterparts know who has actually read some of their holy texts and can talk about them. This has helped me form relationships in places where relationships often matter more than the law. It also has helped me demonstrate that I respect and honor their culture, and that I am not just there to take from them.
A liberal arts education provides one with a breadth of knowledge and understanding to negotiate the sea of difference so often encountered in a global business world. But, perhaps even more importantly, a liberal arts education gives students a more critical understanding of their own background. Enhanced awareness of ones own American culture and values is a key benefit of a liberal arts education, according to Marvin Suomi, president and CEO of Kajima Corporation. Such deep awareness is necessary for anticipating and dealing with the assumptions, feelings and opinions regarding the United States that one is likely to encounter and maybe even have to be accountable for within the context of an international business dialogue.
In the wake of the Tyco, WorldComm, Enron, Sallie Mae and other corporate scandals and abuses, we need people in business whose moral compass is less wavering and who believe that profit alone is not the endgame in terms of corporate citizenship. Research findings presented last year by World Resources and the Aspen Institute indicate that business schools are not yet doing enough to address the issue on their own. According to the study, Of the 91 business schools surveyed on six continents, 54 percent require a course in ethics, corporate social responsibility, sustainability, or business and society, up from 45 percent in 2003 and 34 percent in 2001. While better, there is still much room for improvement.
Business plays a much bigger social role than the mere generation of capital and that role brings with it significant social responsibility. A better balance needs to be struck in corporate culture that champions success with integrity, turning a profit and truly valuing employees, and investing in the community as well as the company because both produce valuable returns. Business has a greater impact on our standard of living and quality of life than perhaps any other institution (perhaps even greater than government or church), says Jonathan DeFelice, president of Saint Anselm College. Given its influence, business should be looking for creativity and vision, ethics and character, and an approach to work that is grounded on moral principles and intellectual honesty. These characteristics are the foundation upon which a liberal arts education is predicated.
Preparing for the Long Haul 21st-Century Career Success
In 2003, the Council of Independent Colleges (CIC) gathered academics, university presidents and business leaders for a symposium on business and the liberal arts. Their findings indicated that while hiring managers may trend toward professional and technical graduates, senior management and CEOs have been equally vocal about the importance of a liberal arts education as preparation for career advancement and for the exercise of leadership in the corporate community.
In other words, technical or professional majors may have a head start in landing the first job, but a broad base of knowledge and strong people skillsacquired while working with professors, students and teams from a variety of backgrounds and academic disciplinesare keys to career success. According to CIC findings, The fact of the matter is that the liberal arts prepare students for their entire lives, not just for their first jobs. This is important because most will change careersnot just jobstwo or three times during their lives.
Spending an entire career with the same company is a rarity these days. Even if one is so fortunate, odds remain high that, over the course of a career, the company itself will grow and change in ways that require its employees to develop new skill sets, acquire additional knowledge and succeed at different tasks if the business is to remain successful. Today, more than ever, lifelong learning skills are a key predictor of professional success.
You never know where your career is going to take you, explains Christian. I am one of the very few who has spent his entire career with one company. However, in that 10 years I have sold frying oil door to door, led a team to install multi-million-dollar computer networks, purchased coffee futures, managed a call center, negotiated investments in start-up companies, and now run market strategy and planning for a global export operation. There is nothing narrow about the path my management career has taken. You need to be able to take advantage of any opportunity that comes your way. There are no longer traditional career paths. I have taken on sales, IT, purchasing, operations, finance and strategy roles. Today, you have to be comfortable knowing that you can master a variety of skills.


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I can tell you, 100%, that my mage never turned in a single heavy junkbox to Ravenholdt =)
The Syndicate rep hit, I believe I got from doing this quest, Northfold Manor http://www.wowhead.com/?quest=681
I remember killing Syndicate Highwaymen et. al. and losing Syndicate rep. But I never turned in any junkboxes.


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February 2, 2010
LOST: The Place Where 'Nothing Is Irreversible'
The season premiere for Lost's last season was rich with spiritual imagery
I don't think we've solved the mystery of Locke/The Man in Black/The Smoke Monster yet, but hopefully those answers will continue to unfold in the weeks ahead. This much is certain, though: Nothing is certain. Not on this island, and not in this unpredictable universe. Reality isn't, unreality is, dead people are alive, and living people are dead, and I don't even think 1.21 jiggawatts could send me far enough into the future to figure it all out. At least not yet.
Three images/scenes near the end of this episode really caught my attention . . .
I'm intrigued by what these three scenes might mean. (Again, there be spoilers ahead.)ankh, which represents new life and/or immortality. The sign is carried by many Egyptian deities in their mythology. Hmm. Jacob seems to have been alive for a long time, Richard never ages, and they're bringing Sayid to this place to give him new life.
2) When they bring the apparently dead Sayid out of the pool, he is in the position often depicted of Jesus when taken off the cross -- prostrate, arms outstretched. I don't want to read anything too messianic into this imagery, but golly -- first a cross-like symbol of eternal life, then sort of a "baptism" in the holy water (baptism represents Christ's death and resurrection), and then, well, the stunning ending. As Hurley would say, "Dude."
3) When Jack meets Locke in the "alternate reality" (I'm not sure what's real, and what isn't) near the end of the episode in LAX, they're both in the Oceanic baggage claim area, looking for "cargo" that the airline lost on the flight (Jack's dad, John's knives). When Jack tells John he's a spinal surgeon, Locke says that his condition is irreversible. Jack, who has always believed he can fix anything, retorts, "Nothing's irreversible." And hoo boy, just a moment later, we find out how true that really is. (Right, Sayid? Dude!)
All three add up to a favorite story about how even death itself isn't "irreversible," in certain contexts. When Aslan comes back to life near the end of The Lion, The Witch, and The Wardrobe, Susan and Lucy ask him, "What does it all mean?" In his reply, Aslan tells them of a "deeper magic" that the White Witch (who had killed him) didn't know about: "Her knowledge goes back only to the dawn of time. But if she could have looked a little further back, into the stillness and the darkness before Time dawned, she would have read there a different incantation. She would have known that when a willing victim who had committed no treachery was killed in a traitor's stead, the Table would crack and Death itself would start working backward."
No, Sayid's no Aslan; he wasn't a willing victim, and his past life is full of treachery. But I am interested to see what the show's creators are getting at with all of this imagery, all coming within minutes at the end of the episode. So I echo Susan and Lucy by asking, "What does it all mean?" We probably won't know for months, and even then, all of our questions probably won't be answered. But it's fun to speculate.
What do you think it all means?
Excellent discussion-starter, Mark. A few thoughts:
1) Isn't it interesting that inside the symbol for everlasting life is a list of "chosen ones?" What does this say in the show's continued exploration of free will/predestination?
2) An important point not to miss on Sayid's dip into the water: It's color. The temple folks were shocked to see the water was no longer clear. It was now a blood red. What they didn't know when they saw this is that Jacob was dead. We can guess that his blood spilled into this pool. And that blood saved Sayid. Some will certainly speculate if that pool also made Sayid "into" Jacob as Locke is now the Man in Black...
3) My two cents on a couple of your questions: I think we do know quite a bit about Fake Locke now. He is certainly the Man in Black who also is certainly Smokey. And is he is not a what. He is a who...one that wants to go home. To me, this echos again of Satan vs. God. Satan wants to re-enter Heaven. Also, I think Jacob is definitely dead. After all, Jacob is the one who told Hurley that his ability to see the dead is a blessing...a blessing because Jacob knew it would come in handy! Now whether Jacob STAYS dead is the big question. (And I say no....)
There are also a great deal of assumptions being made based on things the writers are showing us. Color of clothing, bits of dialogue, lighting, etc all are influencing our assumptions about Jacob and MIB. We don't really KNOW who is good and who is evil. They are working very hard to make us THINK certain things but, as we've learned with this show, things aren't always as they seem.
Excellent thoughts--the black smoke mimics the cloud and smoke with the Israelites in the wilderness. However, the fact that it's evil in this context is possibly satan imitating God's power (only perverting it into an evil way, of course).
I agree with the idea that the physical Sayid is now really Jacob, in the same way Locke is now the guy I call "Esau".
I think that Jacob is crucial, the leader or symbol of "good", we'll see if that means "God" or not. In any case, it seems Jacob and Esau were "old friends", but now Esau wants to kill Jacob. Esau also says his goal is to "go home"? Is home... like a heaven that he has been kicked out of? Similar to God and Satan?
On the island you have those that follow Jacob, however sometimes they are confused and end up taking orders from Esau. They never SEE Jacob, and yet he guides them. Jacob believes there is one end to everything and he guides humanity towards that end, unperturbed by the various apparent mishaps that happen along the way. there seems to be a sort of sovereignty that is able to guide the ultimate end of what seems to be acts of free choice along the way.
Esau has to find a "loophole" to kill Jacob - and yet Jacob also seems to have helped things come to this point, and he seems to die quite willingly. Like Jesus? You have already pointed out the symbolism in Sayid's death and resurrection.
Also interesting that the characters are always trying to get things back to how there were at the beginning - and now this alternative universe seems to be showing that even if things WERE back to the way they started, even our idealized lives are empty and without meaning. Only in this world of suffering and redemption are the characters finding real meaning.... sort of like Leibnitz's ideas of this being the "best of all possible worlds" despite our great suffering?
Kacie, I think you and I are on the same page. As of now, I am also reading a lot of Satan's rebellion against God into this story. The disagreement over humans. Man in Black's deception compared to Jacob's emphasis on free will. The desire to overtake God and return "home." The willing sacrifice. In fact, I really like how even when it looks like the Man in Black has won, Jacob already had a plan in motion (the six touched survivors, having Hurley in place with a pre-written list, etc.)
I also like that you brought in the idea of not being content with life on the island and doing anything to change it--to get back to "normal" life. That aspect to LOST always reminded me of 'The Great Divorce': Characters from hell visit heaven, but their emptiness, sin, self-absorption and resistance to let go caused them to hate it and want to go back...to hell!
One last thought: The producers have confirmed that this very idea of selfish change of the past is behind this season: "[The survivors of 815] are so self-centered, they thought the only effect [of detonating the bomb] was going to be that their plane never crashes. But they don't stop to think, "If we do this in 1977, what else is going to affected by this?" When our characters posited the "What if?" scenario, they neglected to think about what the other effects of potentially changing time might be. We will say this: season 6 is not about time travel. It's about the implications, the aftermath, and the causality of trying to change the past."
I too keep seeing signs that Jacob is supposed to be like God and the MIB is sort of like a Satan figure. It's hard to miss. I wonder if the baptism/jacuzzi scene with Sayid will have him feeling redeemed from his past as a torturer. He was so haunted by the sins he had committed. He even said "no one can help me now." I wonder what he will believe when we see him again. And I too think Jacob is indeed dead. But I don't think he will stay that way.
I love this show!
Another good point to remember: Locke/MIB expressed disgust over and almost ridiculed Locke for his last words -- "I don't understand." Those are the same words (by memory -- maybe only similar words) of the Bear in C. S. Lewis's The Last Battle. The Bear later is resurrected and gets to go with Aslan, and the narrator comments that it didn't matter to him anymore that he didn't understand.
I'll wager that Sayid is *not* Jacob. The importance of Sayid is that he was touched by Jacob like the others. Jacob clearly made careful choices and needs everyone he touched.
In the Bible it states that Jacob's last born son was called Benjamin. Something else for you to think about!


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UFC 166 was headlined by the rubber match between Cain Velasquez and Junior Dos Santos for the Heavyweight title. Cain once again dominated Junior before getting the finish in the fifth round. Other notable fights on the card was the absolute war between Diego Sanchez and Gilbert Melendez, KO's by Gabriel Gonzaga, Hector Lombard, John Dodson, and Adlan Amagov.
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Our narrative brain theorizes and is often wrong, but of course it does the best it can. Interestingly, the left side, the language side, is the theorizer. Thus, if you show the left brain a sequence of lights that flash above the line 80% of the time, rats and pigeons and 4-year-olds do better than adults because our left, theorizing side, tries to guess which one will be above or below the line, matching only the relative frequency, but wasting many choices below the line. We basically become dominated by our wacky, theorizing left side around age 5, which as any parent will tell you, is well before reasoning has been perfected.
In contrast, if you merely show the pattern to the right side of the brain, as Michael Gazing has done with his studies of split-brain patients, the right side is a simple bayesian, and goes with the frequentists approach (see his book Who's in Charge?). So, half our brain is a simple bayesian looking at data without much theory, the other half a theorist trying to integrate, analyze, and generalize.
Freud was only doing what is natural, coming up with theories, but he forgot that old cliche, moderation in all things. Look at the data too. If they contradict your theory, or cannot be really contradicted by data, alter your theory. The problem seemed to be that Freud was always the smartest kid in the room growing up, so he probably thought he could simply make up anything at all, because he could argue for or against anything with complete confidence he would win as he always did. Unfortunately he learned fake thinking, the kind salesmen, lawyers and politicians are especially good at, which is reasoning and arguing without a prioritization of the truth. For him the truth was merely a tactical constraint, a concession in small facts, never for the big one.
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The Tijuana Cultural Center (CECUT) opened its doors October 20, 1982, with over a million visitors a year. This touristic attraction has been the main center for the regional arts, and represents one the most important in the northwest of the country. It is located in the Zona Río district of Tijuana, Mexico.
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Arizona Tennis Nike Camp Tucson, Arizona
The Nike Tennis camp at the University of Arizona is a full day and residential summer camp experience! Immerse yourself in tennis, new friends and off court fun activities for a week.
The Berkowitz/Lloyd Nike Tennis Camp is a summer camp for kids to come and vastly improve their tennis game, work hard, make new friends and have a lot of fun. The tennis camp will utilize the LaNelle Robson Tennis Complex which features 17 regulation size courts, a center-court grandstand and lights. Campers will stay on-campus at the University of Arizona with access to food courts, the student union, playing fields, a game arcade and a world-class swimming center.
Dartfish video analysis offered at this camp! See details tab for more info.
Highlights Include
- On-court instruction from head men's coach, Tad Berkowitz and assistant coach, Tom Lloyd
- 25-30 hours of Instruction, drills and match play
- Nike Camp T-shirt, and merit-based prizes given to campers
- Exciting off court, after tennis activities for overnight campers such as bingo and casino nights, camp talent shows, as well as on-court tennis games and an exhibition night.
- Low camper to staff ratio
Located in the heart of Tucson, the University of Arizona boasts 356 acres and beautiful athletic facilities, including a world-class swimming center. Campers will swim.
This is not an official function of the University of Arizona. Camps are open to any and all entrants.Meet your coaching staff
Tad Berkowitz
Director Tad Berkowitz enters his eleventh season as the head coach of the Arizona Wildcats and his seventh year as a Nike Tennis Director. Berkowitz has held many national and collegiate coaching positions, including Texas A&M and Alabama where he helped Alabama earn a no.18 national ranking and a berth in the NCAA Championships.Read Full Bio
A native of Tampa Bay, Fla., Berkowitz joined the program in 2004 and has held numerous national and collegiate coaching positions. He was promoted to the head coaching position in the spring of 2005 after serving as hall-of-famer Bill Wright's assistant.
Berkowitz, 36, was a top collegiate player for the universities of Kentucky and New Mexico, respectively. His previous career in coaching includes stints at both Texas A&M and Alabama.
Berkowitz played collegiate tennis as the No. 5 singles player at Kentucky in 1993, then transferred to New Mexico where he helped lead the Lobos to Western Athletic Conference championships in 1994 and 1995. He earned All-WAC honors three years and won league Player of the Year honors in 1996. Berkowitz competed in the NCAA Championships each of his years in Albuquerque.
While competing professionally after graduation, Berkowitz earned rankings in the top 400 in ATP singles and top 200 in ATP doubles.
Berkowitz began his coaching career in 1999 as an assistant coach at Alabama for three seasons. In his final year he helped the Crimson Tide earn a No. 18 national ranking and a berth in the NCAA Championships.
For the 2001-2002 season, he was the assistant coach for Texas A&M. He then obtained the head coaching position at St. Stephens Tennis Academy in Austin, Texas, and was chosen as a USA Collegiate Summer National Team coach in 2002.
Berkowitz organized Arizona "Kids Day" with the help of Tucson Community Tennis. The event attracted over one thousand kids from the southern Tucson area. He earned his degree in speech communications from New Mexico in 1996. Berkowitz has one daughter, Kolbie Kayleen, born Dec. 13, 2005.
During the 2008-2009 season, Berkowitz was named Pac-10 Coach of the Year & West Region Coach of the Year.
2014 Camp Information
(Camp Code: TNXRAZ)
This year we are offering 2 weeks of Overnight, Day (8:30am-3:30pm) and Half Day camp (8:30am-11:30am) for campers ages 9-18, open to player of all abilities. All meals are included for overnight campers. Lunch is included for Day Campers. Half Day Campers depart before lunch.
Upon arrival, all participants are evaluated by the staff so that their own instructional needs can be addressed throughout the week.
Dartfish video analysis will be used during the camp to analyze and improve your strokes. See your strokes compared to a top playing professional! Your Dartfish Mediabook will be posted to a private player locker on Dartfish.tv and reviewed with you by the staff at camp (click here for an example). You will receive a printout showing key positions with corrective comments. After camp, these Dartfish interactive analyses are available for purchase. For $19.95, the package includes:
- Stroke Analysis: your Dartfish Mediabook contains videos of your strokes, plus side-by-side comparison with a pro, along with comments.
- Pro Stroke Library: one month access to Pro Stroke Library, featuring hundreds of strokes in both real and high speed.
- Camp highlights video*: This video of camp activities and friends all set to music will be something everyone will want to have and keep forever. (*Only offered at participating locations.)
NOTE: Regardless of whether you purchase the post-camp package, all campers will be filmed at camp, see their mediabook, and go home with a printout.
Check-in times:
• Overnight Campers check-in between 4:00-5:00pm Sunday at the dorms.
• Day Campers have the option to check in on Sunday at 5:00pm at the dorm where they will join the camp for an orientation (rules, schedule, etc) a pizza party and supervised "open hit" at the courts immediately following or they can check in on Monday morning at 8:30am at the Tennis Center. There will be another orientation on Monday for day campers. Day campers who check-in on Sunday at 5:00pm will be picked up that night at 7:30pm at the Robson Tennis Center.
• Half-Day Campers check-in on Monday at 8:30am.
Check-out times:
• Graduation: All campers: 11:00am on Friday at Robson Tennis Center. Parents are invited to attend!
• Check-out: Immediately following the graduation ceremony at 11:30am at the dorms.
*Parents who do not attend the graduation may meet their kids at 12:00am at the dorms for check-out.
Day and Half-Day Camper Schedule & Information
• Day campers who check-in on Sunday at 5:00pm will be picked up that night at 7:30pm at the Robson Tennis Center.
• Day campers come Monday through Thursday from 8:30am-3:30pm.
• Half Day Campers attend Monday-Friday from 8:30am-11:30am.
• Meals: Lunch is included for Day Campers. Half Day Campers depart before lunch.
Campers play in the La Nelle Robson Tennis Complex which features 17 regulation size courts, a center-court grandstand, and lights.
Campers reside in the Santa Cruz Hall Dorms on campus (2014). They will stay 2 per room (no triples) and are assigned by age and roommate requests. The dorms have A/C (2014)!
Evening Activities
Evening camp activities may include bingo and casino nights, camp talent shows, as well as on-court tennis games and an exhibition night.
Weekend Stayovers: There are no weekend stayovers at this location.
Designated Airport: Tucson
Nike Tennis Camps does not provide transportation to/from camp from airport, train stations or bus depots. If you fly into camp, we recommend that you fly into Tucson International Airport and schedule a shuttle from the airport to camp. You can arrange local transportation through Arizona Stage Coach (520) 889-1000.
If you have a camper arriving by air and is deemed an "unaccompanied minor" by the airlines and must be met by a camp staff or shuttle company employee, there may be a fee that needs to be paid in advance of camp. You will still have to arrange transportation to/from camp. Please call 1-800-645-3226 two weeks prior to camp to provide camper's flight and shuttle information.
Registration Packet
A detailed camper registration packet containing check in location, health/release forms, emergency contact info, and a list of things to bring will be emailed to all registered campers in the Spring. Our health and release forms do not require a doctor's signature and they will be collected on the first day of camp.
Sample Daily Schedule
- 7:00 am Wake-Up
- 7:30 - 8:30 am Breakfast at Student Union
- 8:30 –11:00 am Tennis (drills and instruction)
- 11:00 am - 1:00 pm Lunch at Student Union
- 1:00 - 3:00 pm Match Play
- 3:00 - 5:00 pm Off-court activities (swimming, soccer, flag football)
- 5:00 - 7:00 pm Dinner/free time
- 10:30 pm Lights out
Past Camper
Fine Tuned My Game!
The active drilling was challenging and helped fine tune my game. The staff was helpful and really took the time to help me. Evening activities were fun. Made a lot of new friends. See you this summer.
Parent of Camper
Big Thanks!
Just want to say THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU to the staff, coaches and campers from the week in June! What a wonderful experience for my son and daughter. They have grown in so many ways, I am very pleased with the outcome from camp! Thanks!
Past Camper
Making new friends and seeing old ones
I really enjoyed the camp this year. I especially liked being able to see how much I've improved my game over the year. Each day was the same routine, yet with something new to learn or do each time. My favorite part of the camp was the team competitions. It was also very nice making new friends and seeing old ones from the previous year.
Past Camper
Fun times!!!
Nike Tennis Camp has always been a great experience for me -- from the tennis instruction to the evening events. I brought three team members from school to join me this year. We are pumped!
Past Camper
Happily surprised!
It was great fun and improved my game tremendously; I learned alot of new tricks concerning my served and backhand, of which I struggled to get a hold on before going to the camp. The coaches always helped me to improve each step and everytime I moved up a level and I would another tip to push me even higher, reaching to my ultimate level and even then I get more tips to improve my game even more. I didn't expect the camp to be so..... exciting!
Past Camper
Great Instruction!
I loved the camp and hope to go both weeks next summer!


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Since losing to Stanford last year, Oregon Ducks quarterback Marcus Mariota has thrown for 2,587 yards, rushed for 658 yards, and scored 34 touchdowns (23 passing and 11 on the ground). Those type of numbers are impossible to ignore, and even though his Cardinal did a great job of limiting Mariota in 2012, Stanford coach David Shaw knows his team is up against a formidable opponent this Thursday.
In a piece by ESPN's Kevin Gemmell, Shaw explained how he hopes Mariota will leave for the NFL after this year, comparing the sophomore quarterback to two of the best young QBs in the game:
I thought he was the best in the country last year and I think he's the best this year. Why nobody is talking about him as the No. 1 overall pick, I don't understand. He's 6-5. He's really smart. He's unbelievably accurate. There is no wobble on his passes. Everything is precise and a quick release. Oh, by the way, he runs a 4.4. He's that combination of Andrew Luck and Robert Griffin. You're not choosing between one or the other. You've got both. The big, physical imposing pocket passer and the guy that can outrun everybody.
Mariota played decently against a great Stanford defense in 2012, throwing for 207 yards and a touchdown. He also ripped off 89 yards rushing, but Oregon fans certainly remember his dash up the sideline that fell short of the end zone when De'Anthony Thomas missed a key block (the Ducks wouldn't score on the drive).
This year's game should be another classic, so make sure to tune in on Thursday night (6:00 p.m. PT on ESPN).
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WEEI, D&C Jeff's not gonna ever show you intensity, even though he may have it, if you know what I'm saying. He's a poker-face player. You're just not going to get that out of him. What you want to get out of him is great play. And he has to play better, there's no doubt about that. This coming after Doc was yelling at Green during practice and explained to reporters: "I don't actually think I'm hard on him. I think I'm fair on him," Rivers said. "I think he's hard on me. So, we're going to demand out of him this year to be great because I think he has the ability to be great." If you ask me, the Celtics are trying to get Green to live up to his contract and that's simply not possible. You can say it's only four games into the year. Honestly though, we've seen nothing different from his much maligned latter half of the 2011 season. Green hasn't played with confidence on offense, he doesn't seem like he grasps the defense and he lacks t...
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In Cooking Mama 3: Shop & Chop, you'll participate in more than 200 mini games and experience six different gameplay modes as you cook your way to success. Shop where Mama shops to pick up fantastic ingredients, then create your own meals or follow 80 different recipes to create a variety of simple or complex dishes. Use your stylus to chop, grate, stir, slice, spread, sprinkle and roll as you work your way to culinary success.
- Try more than 200 different mini games and progress from simple to complex and small to large dishes
- Create 80 new recipes, including chili con carne, mushroom quiche, eggs benedict, tulip chicken, pumpkin gnocchi and more
- Experience six thrilling gameplay modes, including Let's Cook, Let's Eat, Combine and Create, Let's Shop, Time Challenge and Picture Diary
- Earn bronze, silver and gold medals from Mama based on the quality of your cooking
- Use the DS stylus as your ultimate cooking utensil to chop, grate, stir, slice, spread, sprinkle and roll
- Keep a scrapbook of your favorite dishes in the digital picture diary
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In what could only be termed as bizarre, Nullriver's NetShare application has been removed once from the iPhone App Store, only to reappear and then disappear again. Apple has not released a statement as to why it's been pulled, but one can only speculate that it in some way violates the SDK or perhaps Apple has put the app back into review.
The NetShare app allowed iPhone owners to tether the iPhone to a laptop. In basic terms, you can surf the web with your laptop using the iPhone's internet connection. The app would only support Safari, but the company promised PC compatibility with an upcoming release. Although, there have been some users having success with Windows XP.
Using a laptop would of course mean that you would be using more bandwidth and this could be the source of the removal. Again, no official confirmation from any party of the reason for the removal. If the app was pulled, where does this leave people who purchased the app and would be looking for updates? If Apple pulls the app, it puts both owners of the app and the developer in an very awkward position.
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The UWC phone number is 203-432-4449. It is normally staffed Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., by the secretary of the UWC. Please do not use this line for emergencies. The secretary will ask the caller for contact information and a brief description of the caller's concern or question, in order to refer the call to the chair of the UWC for appropriate follow-up.
Any person who believes he or she may have been subjected to sexual misconduct is encouraged to contact the SHARE Center (203-432-2000), the Yale Police Department (203-432-4400), or the New Haven Police Department (203-946-6316). The University-Wide Committee on Sexual Misconduct is neither designed nor trained to handle emergencies. For detailed information on all of Yale's services, resources, and mechanisms for victims of sexual misconduct, please consult the Sexual Misconduct Response website.
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Senegal's former leper village struggling to escape stigma
An ageing former leper waits to be seen by a nurse in Mballing, renamed by the authorities as a village of social rehabilitation in Senegal, on January 20, 2014 - by Seyllou Diallo
Officially designated as a "social rehabilitation village", MBalling's inhabitants wish it could return to being simply a village like any other.
Perched on the ocean 80 kilometres (50 miles) south of Dakar, it has its beginnings in a summer day in 1955, when Senegal was still a French colony.
The authorities began grouping leprosy patients there at a time when treatment was in its infancy and they were ostracised because of their deformities and the misplaced fear of contagion.
"I was one of 122 people who spent the first night here, on July 13, 1955," said Assane Kadam, the village chief who arrived as a toddler with his father, who was suffering from trypanosomiasis, commonly known as the "sleeping sickness".
"It was a question of separating the sick people from the others," Kadam told AFP.
In March 1976, a change in the law redesignated leper colonies across Senegal to "villages of social rehabilitation".
The point was to ensure that they were "no longer internment camps but villages", places where neighbours could socialise, said Coumba Wade, of Senegal's social welfare department.
The 1980s brought the discovery of multidrug therapy (MDT), a combination of rifampicin, clofazimine and dapsone that could permanently cure the afflicted.
Healed lepers, known as "the bleached", were able to marry and have children, and the villages began to grow.
At MBalling dozens of former lepers, often ageing, continue to receive care regularly.
In a tiled room of 20 square metres (200 sq feet), somewhat grandiosely referred to as a "functional rehabilitation and health education centre", four elderly patients stretch out their aching feet for a nurse to treat.
Later, 15 men and women, some with prosthetic limbs, others with mutilated hands, wait to be seen by a nurse or doctor.
"When someone has to go to hospital, everyone clubs together," says the president of the village's women's association.
"The solidarity that there is here, I would not see in any other village," adds Djiby Sene, dressed in traditional purple boubou robe and small woollen cap.
The father, who moves around on crutches, returned to MBalling after begging on the streets of Dakar for 18 years.
With the help of DAHW, a German organisation which has been fighting leprosy and tuberculosis in Senegal since 1979, Sene bought a cart, a few animals and a tent which he rents out for village ceremonies.
With its shops, school and clinic, MBalling has become a small town where the 300 former patients represent only a minority of the 5,600 inhabitants.
Yet the villagers are unable to shake off the stigmatising image of the leper colony.
"It's a label hung on the backs of the young people in these villages," said Cisse Mahamath, DAHW's social programme coordinator.
"What people want is that their homes are called villages like any other," says Mahamath, who has been campaigning for a decade for an end to the status of "social rehabilitation village".
The repeal of the 1976 Act is "expected", the social welfare department says.
Meanwhile Senegal has nine social rehabilitation villages of more than 10,000 inhabitants.
DAHW and former patients' groups hope that soon they will simply be called "villages".
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Supper is where polpettone kingpin Frank Prisinzanoof southern Italian Frank and Lil' Frankie's famesets his sights on the rest of the boot. The crowded, convivial space is decked out with wooden communal tables, a bustling open kitchen, and floral-pattern plates that evoke Sunday supper at Grandma's house. The real attraction, though, is what's on those plates: perfectly thin veal Milanese, a luscious chocolate-hazelnut panna cotta, a daily risotto, and ossobucco on weekends.Brunch
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