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Good Food with Evan Kleiman: What Foods Are You Really Thankful For?
One of the most interesting segments on Evan Kleiman's radio show this past week was an interview with Carol Meerschaert that raised the question "What foods are we thankful for, really?" Hear Meerschaert's and tell us yours after the jump!
Meerschaert used to do the traditional Thanksgiving spread with stuffing, mashed potatoes, and all the works until she realized that no one in her family really liked any of those things. So she decided to do something novel - she asked everyone in her family what foods they were most thankful for and made those foods instead.
Yes, her table ends up being pretty eclectic! The rule is that you can be thankful for whatever you want (no judgment!), so sometimes they do end up with bowls of Pringles and plates of pizza for dinner. Though Meerschaert says that she herself usually chooses to be thankful for something green just to even things out.
No matter what is being served, they set the table, light some candles, and lay the food out on nice serving platters. Each family member gets a chance to say what they're thankful for and then everyone digs in to their favorite dish.
What would be on your Thanksgiving table look if you served just the foods you were most thankful for?
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Come one.. you cant ask us to pick just one! Im thankful for so many things and types of food. A meal that Id be thankful for?
Oxtails (jamaican style), rice and peas, Sorrel (spiked w/Rum), and Rum cake for dessert
I'd need a really, really big table.
The food I cook on a regular basis is food that I'm thankful for, but Thanksgiving for me is a time to visit a tableful of treats I don't really make during the rest of the year. I did an early Thanksgiving this past Sunday because my Hun can't come back to California with me when I visit my parents, and after asking him and my guests what side they most wanted, the unanimous response was mashed potatoes. It was mostly a traditional Thanksgiving, but I made versions of the dishes that I loved--smoked turkey, roasted leg of lamb, saged and buttered crisp Brussels sprouts, roasted zucchini, chorizo (I should say Soyrizo) and cornbread stuffing, roasted crimini mushrooms, mac 'n' cheese, pumpkin pie cheesecake, winemakers grape cake with fleur de lait (milk ice cream--it's still warm here in Phoenix), and a guest brought ham and sweet potato casserole. This Thursday, once I get to California, I get my beloved annual Filipino-American Thanksgiving, complete with fried rice, lumpia, adobo, pancit, and a turkey about three times bigger than we need. Feast, friends, and family--hooray! I'm thankful for that!
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Sounds good to me...
I'm thankful with my diet restrictions for alternatives to a lot of foods. Rice flour instead of wheat flour for example, makes my life not so miserable.
any meal eaten with friends and/or family is something to be thankful for. If it was only foods I loved there would definitely be roasted brussel sprouts, BBQ ribs (Dad's style), homemade gyoza and yakisoba (not the instant kind I've been seeing the ads for on this site)
avocado, cheese, eggs, fresh bread, potato in many forms (usually fried).
thai cuisine, indian cuisine, ethiopian cuisine, mexican cuisine.
spicy, sweet, soft, salty, savory.
I'm thankful I have working tastebuds (and few food allergies) that allow me to enjoy everything I eat.
except brussel sprouts.
i'm especially thankful that i recently found a local farm with fresh eggs - besides being delish, i feel better buying local, and knowing the hens are happily clucking away in a roomy coop just yards away from me.
I'm thankful for the food that is already on the Thanksgiving table, since those have become my favorite dishes.


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Meeting more alumni in Hanoi
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See more photos from the Vietnam trip at the UH Flickr account.
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I also had a chance to meet and visit with Foreign Trade University President Hoang Van Chau (left), who leads what many refer to as "The Harvard of Vietnam."
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From left with President Greenwood, UH Shidler Vietnam EMBA Director Tung Bui, MBA alumna Pham Thi Hong Yen, FTU President Hoang Van Chau, UH Foundation President Donna Vuchinich, UH alumna DaoThi Thu Ha and Tho Dinh Nguyen
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It was my honor to address the recent Advanced Maui Optical and Space Surveillance Technologies Conference annual gathering on the island of Maui. One of the topics I covered was the continuing need to open science and related fields to more women. We've come a long way, but we could always be better in this area! Here's an excerpt:
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Mānoa's annual pre-semester spruce up got a little help thanks to our friends at American Savings Bank, which has a branch on campus.
Volunteering as part of the bank's Seeds of Service program to invest "sweat equity" in local schools and non-profit organizations, bank employees joined Mānoa students and staff in the sixth annual campus beautification project.
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Mary Walshok talking with RCUH Executive Director Michael Hamnett
Member of President Greenwood's Council on Science and Technology Mary Walshok of San Diego Connect was in town to speak to the Hawaiʻi Business Roundtable and other key corporate supporters about how the city of San Diego and specifically the University of California at San Diego helped build from scratch a strong and vibrant partnership between the business community and their institution of public higher education.
Mary helped lead the effort to develop a common sense of purpose and to revitalize a stalled economy there, lessons we could certainly put to use in the islands! As a major institution with a presence on all islands, what a role UH could play in this collective activity!
You can download Mary's PowerPoint presentation at UH's Innovation Initiative webpage.
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College accrediting agency official Ralph Wolff, Vice President Linda Johnsrud and Chancellor Rota on arrival for the conference
The University of Hawaiʻi was honored to be chosen by APEC (Asian Pacific Economic Cooperation) and the U.S. State Department to host the officially sanctioned APEC Higher Education Conference August 4–6, hosting delegates from the education ministry and other high-level government officials from 20 of the 21 economies in the Asia-Pacific region.
Dr. Eduardo Ochoa, assistant secretary for postsecondary education for the U.S. Department of Education and the U.S. delegate to the APEC Higher Education Conference, was among the first day's keynote presenters. Delegates considered the theme of the conference, Quality in Higher Education and what that means to colleges and universities in their home countries, among other topics related to their higher educational systems.
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Here's the piece I just finished for the City Paper. Not my best writing but, when you consider that I originally hadn't planned on it being a piece, I'm fairly happy with it.
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As I've already said, BRAÜ is a Christian Heavy Metal band; however, unlike most Christian Heavy Metal bands, who tend to write songs about the entire Bible we've decided that it would be best to focus our abundant teenage energy on spreading the news of Deuteronomy 14:1 which, as I'm certain you know, says:
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Yours in an unshaven Christ,
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That's the type of picture I'm wanting to catch. . Just need to sort the camera and practice !
Is 12mp sufficient for these types of shot or am will I need more, bearing in mind I only intend to print to A4 size.
If your going to a race day and wanting photographs of the cars, I would suggest trying to implement blurr but in the right places, like the wheels to give a sense of speed.
This is done by getting your shutter speed down to around 1/100th of a sec, to achieve this put your ISO as low as it will go, say 100 and your aperture up until you achieve the shutter speed required to blurr the wheels, you will need to pan shoot, this requires you to follow the car through the view finder and as the car comes along take a series of shots, with any luck you'll get the car sharp and it's wheel and background blurry giving a real sense of speed.
worth a try if you know your way round your camera.
other than that stick it on auto and just let the camera do the work.
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More than ample
Another shot of Sheds getting some very close attention from a Vauxhall.
I knew where the cars would be & prefocussed on the spot then fired as they came over the hill.
Half the battle is knowing where to be to get the best shots. This was taken at the prime spot at Knockhill, as the cars come over the hill after the chicane. Had to get there early & bag the lens sized hole in the catch fencing.
12mp is more than enough. These were taken on a 10mp camera.
They are cracking shots !! Would they print out as crisp on A4 ?
There are some cracking shots there guys, I would love to be able to capture shots like those. I've managed to a s1600 from a well known auction site for £50 which will hopefully be enough for me to get started on. It had pretty good reviews on another online retail site and for the money seems a bargain.
If it arrives in time and the weather holds up I'm hoping to get out to the country at the weekend and going to try taking various shots to and see what I / the camera can do.
I've been using the s1600 for a bit now and I've managed to take some reasonable shots and the ones that go wrong I can see why sort of. What I'm still struggling with is action shots I've tried a few different settings but they are either blurred or things have passed. I've decided to change cameras to increase pixel size to between 12-16, increase optical zoom (theses are just make it as functional as possible. I want a view finder as well as screen that has proved useful when the sun has been bright. I also want a camera with a fast shooting speed to catch the action. Budget wise I'm looking between £120-200, which I know is not a lot but with a bit of shopping around should be enough. I don't take pictures everyday but I am using the camera more than I have done before do what would you suggest. I've looked at Fuji due to viewfinder (s4500 & 4200) and the Olympus 820uz due to the fast action shooting capabilities.Last Modified By Simonp2013 at 7 Sep 2013 - 9:41 PM Helpful Post!
Also seen the fuji SL300 and the Pentax x5 if anybody can offer any advice or guidance.
It IS possible to get photos with a bridge camera BUT they have a shutter lag so what you see is not always what you get due to the time delay... The info above is good and a good way of getting photos as you can see from the excellent sample.
I would go with a cheap DSLR oldest Nikon is D70 only 6.1 MP but enough for A4 no doubt Canon have an older model too. As a Nikon user I would look at perhaps an old film 70-300mm lens which will work and should be cheap, ensure it is AF
Your idea of trying panning at roundabouts is good as it is car size objects you want, pick up prior to where you wish to shoot, take the shot while panning and carry on panning after the shot.
Shutter speed is best around 1/200th sec and balance f stop and ISO or put it on P and let it do the work, then copy down the details and try manual settings White Balance look up! I change wb all the time at a race track.
Good luck let me know if you go to Oulton Park.... Colin
I'm off to Silverstone in a couple of weeks so I'm going to clear all memory cards and take as many pictures as possible using different settings and see if I can find what works. I'm also going to try positioning on corners again so the cars are at least slower as I'm taking shots. The last time I struggled panning and matching speed somthismwill hopefully give me a chance to practice panning whilst the cars are moving a bit slower.
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Clouds are a fascinating topic. Whether cumulous types in the sky, the hazy sort from industrial chimneys or those we can see from skyscrapers, wherever we go we see them.
The Leopold Museum is now looking up for its new exhibit and hoping to reach great success with this cloudy theme.
"Clouds are per se something very peculiar and an elusive boundary between here and there, with which we can identify ourselves," said Tobias Natter, director and curator of the Leopold Museum.
The exhibit toys with the interplay between modern days and nature, said Dr. Elisabeth Leopold, a member of the board of the museum. "For the modern person the sky isn't something special anymore. They run to work, to university and to school, forgetting what nature offers us."
Featuring works by Magritte, Monet, Van Gogh, Warhol and many more, the exhibition offers paintings, photographs and videos of clouds in their most natural and artificial states. It is a great opportunity to spend time looking at physical elements, something people do not do much of nowadays, the curators said.
Clouds. World of Escape will be open to the public 22 March and runs through 1 July.
The Leopold is hoping its latest exhibit can build on the success of its predecessor. Naked Men, which brought in more than 200,000 visitors, was so popular that it was extended.
The upcoming exhibition and the previous one have something in common. "These are nude clouds," joked Klaus Pokorny, spokesman of the Leopold Museum. "We think it is an exhibition where everybody can find something they like, it is very open-minded."
Whether the museum is going to have another special opening like Naked Men did is not yet planned.
But, said Pokorny, "We are always open for creative ideas, even for planning something the day before."
Through 1 July 2013
Leopold Museum
Museumsplatz 1, 1070 Vienna
Daily, 10:00-18:00
Thursdays, 10:00-21:00
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As a mage with a 80 warlock alt, I spend most of my ingame time of at the moment, I'm not too enthused about this article. While Christian Belt flings plenty of poo at warlocks, he does so in a more tasteful way imo. His insults at warlocks, not the warlock players, are so thouroughly placed in the game they can't be taken seriously, or as insults to the warlock players.
The mage-hate in this article was more... down to earth, it came of as somewhat petty imo.
I'm all for poking hateful fun at each others class, I don't mind mages being made fun of, if it's done well, but I did not like the way it was done this time. Mr Hobbs actually attributed the "special" comments to mage players, not mages, the ingame personas.
I don't think Mr Belt ever actually "insulted" the warlock players instead of warlocks, the ingame/lore class, at least not that I can remember.


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Starting this week, "gluten-free" labels on packaged foods have real meaning. Until now, the term "gluten-free" had not been regulated, and manufacturers made their own decisions about what it means.
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Children put their hands up for Auslan
When it came to learning a new language, the students at Diamond Creek East Primary School put up a big show of hands for sign language, writes Tina Luton.
One person really can make a difference. There are 402 students at Diamond Creek East Primary School and each and every one of them learns Australian Sign Language, known as Auslan, as their Language Other than English (LOTE) subject. The school introduced Auslan as its official LOTE subject in 2008 after teachers noticed that some of the students had begun to use sign language to talk with a classmate, Sarah, who was born with profound deafness.
Sarah, who is now in Year 4, began to teach some of her friends simple hand signs at lunchtime. Other students soon wanted to learn and teachers began to pick it up, with several taking night-school courses in order to become Auslan proficient.
Teacher Cathy Currie says this ripple-on-the pond effect has had an incredible impact on the school and wider community. "It amazes me that this one thing has changed so many peoples' lives," she says. "Auslan is a visually beautiful language and it is so lovely to watch the students embrace it. Plus, it has opened up their eyes to the deaf community."
Students from Prep to Year 6 study Auslan for one hour each week. They learn finger spelling and numbers and play standard classroom games using basic hand signs. "The Years 3 and 4 have really absorbed it," Ms Currie says. "It is a more dramatic form of communication, with a lot of miming and facial expressions and body movement, so you can play games straight away and apply it in
some really fun ways in the classroom."
Ms Currie said the children have embraced their new language skills wholeheartedly and with a certain degree of creativity; they now 'whisper' in class using their finger spelling and have also been known to use Auslan on the sports field to baffle their opponents!
Teachers now incorporate Auslan into their regular meetings and will build on the program this year through professional development. Response from parents has also been extremely positive with many expressing an interest in learning how to sign so that they can communicate with their children who continue to use it at home.
What is Auslan?
Auslan has its roots in English, Scottish and Irish sign languages but is different from American and French sign languages. It has its own grammar and vocabulary that are also very different from English. Auslan can communicate a rich variety of concepts and subtle meanings through the use of finger-spelling, body movements, facial expressions, mime and gesture. It is a naturally evolved language and new signs are always being created.
For more information about Auslan, visit www.auslan.org.au
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Cosmic Debris: Watching the Meteor Shower Next to the Gunks
can't feel my feet. I can't feel my feet."
Dopey laughter drifts out from the darkness in response. And then comes the
harsh response: "That's not because of the weed." Pause.
"You idiot." And laughter.
A million
freezing light-years away…
it's just New Paltz, upstate in Ulster County, at 3:45 in the morning,
one of those cold, lucid nights that you get in autumn, when the sky's
clear, and you stand out there in the rural emptiness and crane your neck up
and are shocked to find that you–yes, you yourself–are the point around
which the whole starry universe revolves. It's two Sunday mornings ago,
and we've all assembled–tourists from the city like us, plus all the
creatures of granola New Paltz, such as the lanky, stoical middle-aged bearded
telemarkers, and the slackjawed Zen rock-climbers, and the fungal elfin hippies
from the local SUNY campus, and the big guffawing earthy backpacker chicks–to
watch, in fact, the great meteor shower.
New Paltz
sits about 10 miles west of the Hudson River in a valley that dead-ends right
into the Shawangunk Mountains, the famous granite cliffs of which attract hordes
of patient, admirable human beings who climb them. The road up out of the valley
switches back along the cliffs before heaving itself through a cleft and shooting
out along the plateau, Catskill-bound. Almost at the top of the road, there's
a parking turnout, from which you can look back eastward at what's in the
daytime a charming fertile valley, but that's now a purple void, scattered
with lights. Newburgh and Poughkeepsie, those grand slums, cast their lavender
auras up into the distant sky, the luscious luminous exhalations of once-thriving
river cities that now hover on the edge of death.
And, when
you look up, you see the meteor shower's many, many shooting stars. By
4:15 a.m. the shower's thick. The sky–especially the eastern sky–is
freaking out. At first we watch the interstellar festivities in pious silence.
Cars are jammed at all angles into the turnoff, and parked along the shoulder
of the road. Hundreds of people, here in the middle of the night, mill around
between the ticking engines, swaddled in fleece, their heads craned at the southeastern
horizon, bumping gently into each other. Whip whip whip whip whip: there's
a flurry of shooting stars, arcing across the sky. Each pulls behind it a trail
of a different thickness and intensity, and of a slightly different color, and
each burns out at a different point. You imagine you can almost hear the stars
hissing and popping and crackling as they whip and ping through the atmosphere;
but you really can't; all you can hear is the music of 150 locals moaning
whoooaaaa in reverent unison. Forty meteors per minute, we're told,
so that everywhere you look in the sky there's some action. Whoooosh, lines
intersect each other: some stars arc down in slow motion, leaving thick, lingering
blue-red smudges against the sky, like descending flares. I'm reminded
of the Indian legend about how god discards the sliver of the old moon by grinding
it into shards, which he casts across the sky.
reminded also of the fact that there's a one-in-5000 chance that some piece
of interstellar debris will hit the Earth this century and wipe out every last
bit of life, even down to the lichens and the roaches. The mountain looms, the
valley twinkles, the sky hisses and streaks and screams and glows. The atmosphere
here is sufficiently serious that when a passing car swings its headlights across
our group, people groan. And taking a flash photograph means getting snarled
at by blinking hippies.
But how
long can this churchgoing atmosphere last? By 4:30 a.m. we're all freezing.
The smell of pot drifts over. ("I can't feel my feet. I can't
feel my feet.") Everybody's face is numb. Everybody's neck
hurts from staring upward at this heavenly conflagration, at this hurlyburly
of Eternity, at these rockets that roar at blasphemous speeds across the voids.
And then:
Chriiiiiiiisssyyyyyyy! Where are you! Where are you, Chrissy! I need a cigarette!
I need a cigarette!"
The energy
shifts. People loosen up and start laughing. People wander around, grinning
and wiped out in the dark. Way off, on the eastern horizon, you can see what
might be a suspicion of dawn: a band of aquamarine light that vanishes as soon
as you look at it, so that you're not sure you've seen it at all.
Anyway, dawn's coming, and with it, the usual grateful explosion of noise.
On the seashore, the hours before dawn mean that the seabirds begin to call;
in New York City, the old men come and rifle through your trash looking for
cans; in New Paltz, on the morning of the meteor shower–of this explosion
of galactic energy–the approach of dawn seems to be marked by heightened
exuberance amongst hippies and locals.
Kids groan
to each other, shining penlights–and who's even looking at the sky
anymore? We're like an army encamped for the night in this enchanted mountain
darkness. If you miked the whole scene, what would you get? Bonghit gurglings,
oaths at the cold, people stepping on each other, bits of conversation and bellowings:
you didn't tell me we were gonna be going to a meteor shower. I thought
I was gonna be in a warm bar, drinking beer."
And laughter. And more hippie-chick earthy bellowing: "Chrissy!"
sure are one loud woman!"
laughing: "Oh yeh I'm loud all right! Oh I'm the loudest girl
here, all right. Oh yeh, I'm sure loud! I'm the loudest woman here!
CHRISSY! I need a cigarette!"
are starting all around, kids are walking back to the warmth of their cars,
heading home. The sky's becoming an afterthought. Everything's fraying
at its edges. Cackling faces shine behind lighters. A blinking gopher of a hippie
sticks his head out of the mushroom tent he's pitched in the margin on
the other side of the road barrier.
I love these
upstate hippie college towns. If I could do it all over again, I'd go to
SUNY New Paltz, and be a predawn hippie, stumbling about, merrily stoned out
of my mind under the sky. Toward the end, someone opens his car doors and blasts
the radio: Aerosmith keens "Dream On." It's like, Laser Aerosmith,
out here in the rustic north. But in the past, a meteor shower would have been
considered a portent. And the savages would have huddled in their log shelters
as hundreds of suns fell from the sky.
Scores of
kids and beer-stained locals and hippies and climbers, loping happily up the
mountain road, just before dawn.


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Sydney-based Moelis & Co. Australian equities Executive Director Derek Francis has left the boutique investment bank, people familiar with the matter said Tuesday.
Mr. Francis specialized in advising clients about event-driven risk arbitrage as part of a two-man hedge fund advisory team, alongside Managing Director John Garrett.
Prior to joining Moelis & Co., Mr. Francis was a hedge fund advisory director at UBS.
He shared his views on the now complete Foxtel acquisition of Austar, and the live Pipeline Partners Australia bid for Hastings Diversified Utilities Fund with Deal Journal Australia earlier this year.


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Was it Amritsar, the part of the Punjab which became part of India on the eve of independence day with the separation of the two countries?Answered by Janis, 05 Mar '09 03:07 am
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On 3 June 1947, Viscount Louis Mountbatten, the last British Governor-General of India, announced the partitioning of the British Indian Empire into a secular India and a Muslim Pakistan. On 14 August 1947, Pakistan was declared a separate nation from them. At midnight, on 15 August 1947, India became an independent nation. Violent clashes between Hindus and Muslims followed. Prime Minister Nehru and Deputy Prime Minister Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel invited Mountbatten to continue as Governor General of India. He was replaced in June 1948 by Chakravarti Rajagopalachari. Patel took on the responsibility of unifying 565 princely states, steering efforts by his iron fist in a velvet glove policies, exemplified by the use of military force to integrate Junagadh, Jammu and Kashmir, and Hyderabad state (Operation Polo) into India.Answered by conviction, 05 Mar '09 12:09 am
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Blaine Primary School will be offering a parenting class called "1-2-3 Magic" on Saturday, May 10 from 9:30 a.m. to 2 p.m.
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Yamaico Navarro
Wed Jun 26, 2013 1:53 pm Orioles sent INF/OF Yamaico Navarro outright to Triple-A Norfolk.
Fantasy Source Spin: Navarro cleared waivers after being designated for assignment last week. The 25-year-old will function as bench depth in the minors.
Tue Jun 18, 2013 4:53 pm Orioles designated INF/OF Yamaico Navarro for assignment.
Fantasy Source Spin: Navarro was batting .254/.357/.353 in 207 plate appearances and had committed 13 errors in the field this season at Triple-A Norfolk. The 25-year-old utilityman seems likely to make it through waivers.
Wed May 29, 2013 3:14 pm Orioles optioned INF/OF Yamaico Navarro to Triple-A Norfolk.
Fantasy Source Spin: Navarro was called up from Norfolk two weeks ago and batted .286 (8-for-28) with one triple and two RBI in eight games. He'll continue to serve as bench depth in the minors.
Tue May 14, 2013 3:20 pm Orioles recalled INF/OF Yamaico Navarro from Triple-A Norfolk.
Fantasy Source Spin: Navarro, 25, was hitting .303/.395/.434 with two home runs, 13 RBI, and an .829 OPS in 34 games at Triple-A. He will function as a utility player for Buck Showalter.
Sat Apr 6, 2013 4:29 pm Orioles optioned INF/OF Yamaico Navarro to Triple-A Norfolk.
Fantasy Source Spin: Navarro was up with the big league club for a little more than 24 hours. He will be on a shuttle between Baltimore and Norfolk for most of the 2013 regular season.
Fri Apr 5, 2013 1:09 pm Orioles recalled INF/OF Yamaico Navarro from Triple-A Norfolk.
Fantasy Source Spin: He's replacing Brian Roberts on the roster and could see a little playing time at second base. Mostly, though, Navarro will just be a bat off the bench.
Fri Nov 30, 2012 7:45 pm Orioles acquired INF-OF Yamaico Navarro from the Pirates for RHP Jhondaniel Medina.
Fantasy Source Spin: Navarro was designated for assignment on Wednesday to make room on the 40-man roster for Zach Stewart. The 24-year-old utility man batted .160/.232/.220 in 29 games for the Pirates in 2012.
Wed Nov 28, 2012 11:46 am Pirates designated INF-OF Yamaico Navarro for assignment.
Fantasy Source Spin: Navarro got the boot from the 40-man roster after the Pirates acquired Zach Stewart from the Red Sox and Vin Mazzaro and Clint Robinson from the Royals. The 24-year-old utility man batted .160 (8-for-50) in 29 games with the Pirates this past season.
Fri Oct 5, 2012 9:10 am Pirates recalled INF-OF Yamaico Navarro from Triple-A Indianapolis.
Fantasy Source Spin: Navarro batted only .160/.232./220 over 29 games for the Pirates this season. He'll try to earn a utility role next spring.
Fri Aug 24, 2012 3:48 pm Pirates optioned INF Yamaico Navarro to Triple-A Indianapolis.
Fantasy Source Spin: Navarro has hit just .160/.232/.220 across 56 big-league plate appearances this season, but should be back when rosters are expanded in September.
Thu Aug 16, 2012 1:28 pm Pirates recalled INF Yamaico Navarro from Triple-A Indianapolis.
Fantasy Source Spin: Neil Walker suffered a dislocated right pinkie finger on Wednesday night, so Navarro will provide some insurance at second base. The 24-year-old was hitting .275/.359/.490 with eight home runs, 32 RBI, nine stolen bases and an .849 OPS over 231 plate appearances at the Triple-A level this year.
Thu Jul 5, 2012 8:25 pm Pirates' minor league infielder Yamaico Navarro was arrested for a DUI on Wednesday in Indianapolis.
Fantasy Source Spin: No further details are available at this time. Navarro was optioned to the minors at the end of May after batting just .178 (8-for-45) with one homer and a .499 OPS in 25 games. The 24-year-old infielder is hitting .286/.353/.495 with four homers, 20 RBI and an .848 OPS in 30 games at Indy.
Source: Michael Sanserino on Twitter
Tue May 29, 2012 3:03 pm Pirates optioned INF Yamaico Navarro to Triple-A Indianapolis.
Fantasy Source Spin: Navarro has struggled as a bench player this season, batting just .178 (8-for-45) with one homer and a .499 OPS in 25 games. Jordy Mercer has been called up to replace him on the active roster.
Mon Apr 30, 2012 10:11 pm Yamaico Navarro ripped his first homer of the season, a two-run shot, in Monday's win over the Braves.
Fantasy Source Spin: He also singled and drove in a run with a fielder's choice. It's a nice showing for Navarro after he started the season just 1-for-13 at the dish. The utility player will continue to see sporadic playing time and is someone fantasy owners can ignore.
Wed Mar 28, 2012 2:46 pm X-rays came back negative on Yamaico Navarro's left forearm.
Fantasy Source Spin: Navarro was diagnosed with a left forearm contusion after being hit by a pitch during Tuesday's game, but he should be fine. The 24-year-old is batting .341 (15-for-44) this spring and should be an active member of the Pirates' bench this season.
Source: Rob Biertempfel on Twitter
Tue Mar 27, 2012 4:28 pm Yamaico Navarro was sent back to Bradenton for X-rays after being hit on the forearm with a pitch during Tuesday's game.
Fantasy Source Spin: Navarro was initially diagnosed with a left forearm contusion, but we should know more about his status on Wednesday. The 24-year-old is batting .341 (15-for-44) this spring and should get plenty of playing time in the Pirates' infield this season.
Source: Rob Biertempfel on Twitter
Sun Mar 25, 2012 5:13 pm Yamaico Navarro went 4-for-4 with an RBI in the Pirates' 9-7 defeat of the Astros on Sunday.
Fantasy Source Spin: With a .366 average this spring, Navarro has likely nailed down a utility job. He doesn't have the power or speed to be of a lot of use in NL-only leagues, but he could get quite a bit of playing time if he's the primary backup at second, third and shortstop.
Tue Mar 6, 2012 4:49 pm Yamaico Navarro went 3-for-4 with a double and two RBI as the Pirates topped the Yankees 7-4 on Tuesday.
Fantasy Source Spin: The Royals incorrectly deduced that Navarro was the most expendable player on their 40-man roster back in December and sent him to the Pirates for a couple of non-prospects. He's looking like a good bet to win a job as a utilityman, and since he can play all over the infield and the outfield corners, he might have some fantasy value in NL-only leagues once injuries strike.
Wed Dec 7, 2011 10:49 pm Pirates acquired INF Yamaico Navarro from the Royals in exchange for RHP Brooks Pounders and INF Diego Goris.
Fantasy Source Spin: Navarro has a good shot to make the Pirates' Opening Day roster as a utilityman and provides some insurance for Pedro Alvarez at third base. He's batted just .206/.250/.265 over 102 major league at-bats but sports a much better .279/.348/.430 batting line during his minor league career.
Sat Sep 3, 2011 3:37 pm Royals recalled INF Yamaico Navarro from Triple-A Omaha.
Fantasy Source Spin: The Royals need some infield depth with Alcides Escobar dealing with an ankle injury. Navarro is more of a second and third baseman but can handle shortstop in a pinch.
Fri Aug 5, 2011 4:44 pm Royals optioned INF Yamaico Navarro to Triple-A Omaha.
Fantasy Source Spin: He was cleared to make room for Johnny Giavotella on the active roster. Navarro, who was recently acquired from the Red Sox in the Mike Aviles deal, is batting .250 with one homer and three doubles over 44 at-bats in the big leagues this season. We'll likely see him again when the rosters expand in September.
Fri Aug 5, 2011 8:23 am The Royals are expected to demote Yamaico Navarro to Triple-A Omaha in order to clear a roster spot for Johnny Giavotella.
Fantasy Source Spin: The Royals want Navarro, who was acquired last week in the Mike Aviles deal, to play every day for Omaha. The former Red Sox farmhand has a shot to be a regular at second base or possibly third but most likely is ticketed for utility duty in the long run.
Source: Bob Dutton on Twitter
Sat Jul 30, 2011 3:25 pm Royals acquired INF Yamaico Navarro from the Red Sox in the Mike Aviles deal.
Fantasy Source Spin: Navarro has frustrated the Red Sox with his inconsistency and hasn't put up great numbers in the minors, but he has some ability. The infielder is batting .258/.362/.469 with five homers in 34 Triple-A games this season and has picked up eight hits in 37 at-bats with the Sox. He has a chance to be a regular at second or third base and at the very least should be a quality utility player.
Thu Jun 30, 2011 12:38 pm Red Sox recalled INF-OF Yamaico Navarro from Triple-A Pawtucket.
Fantasy Source Spin: He'll replace Mike Cameron on the active roster. Navarro, 23, was batting .258/.362/.469 with five home runs and 13 RBI over 149 plate appearances with the PawSox. His versatility could make him a useful bench player in the major leagues.
Thu Mar 10, 2011 2:21 pm Red Sox prospect second baseman Yamaico Navarro (wrist) didn't require X-rays on his left wrist.
Fantasy Source Spin: Good news. Navarro was hit on the left wrist with a pitch last night, a strange play that actually won the game for the Red Sox, but fortunately the 23-year-old infielder is just fine.
Source: Mike Silverman on Twitter
Wed Mar 9, 2011 11:47 pm Red Sox prospect Yamaico Navarro suffered a bruised left wrist Wednesday when he was hit by a pitch.
Fantasy Source Spin: "We'll get him iced down and get him looked at," said Red Sox manager Terry Francona, after the club's Grapefruit League game against the Orioles. Navarro will undergo an X-ray Thursday to make sure that there are no fractures. A 23-year-old shortstop, he batted .275/.356/.437 with 11 home runs and 18 stolen bases over 382 minor league at-bats last season. He's likely to open the year at Triple-A Pawtucket.
Source: RedSox.mlb.com
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With just a weather balloon, some polystyrene an iPhone and a video camera, Luke Geissbuhler and his seven-year-old son Max experience the blackness of space - and it didn't involve Max risking his life.
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Bcgolddigger October 15, 2010 4:19:17 PM CEST
now attach a rocket to it to get it up further, along with a solar cell to extend it's filming duration and then possibly send it to the moon and back to capture images of the far side. I know the costs would go up but we could all contribute, then maybe we'd actually see the bases on the far side of the moon, screw NASA, it can be done and we can do it together. I've got more that a couple of penny's to contribute.Any takers?
Ronray October 13, 2010 10:17:20 PM CEST
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What a fantastic thing you did for your son. You'll both remember it for the rest of your lives.Inspirational parenting, well done mate.
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what a cute kid - way to go Dad!
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Gesuskhrist October 11, 2010 2:47:56 AM CEST
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i was looking for black and white chevron fabric earlier in the week and found them on these sites
Make your own using quilting techniques?
go to fabric stores: in person and online. i have a blue/teal chevron i got at city quilter nyc
Try Spoonflower. If someone has not already made it you can design your own!
No luck finding red, but here are some:
I would second the Spoonflower recommendation and if you need someone to design it for you, I would be happy to help out as I have designed for others based on their needs in addition to designing just for myself! I've actually been toying with a red chevron as we're redoing our bedroom and red and black are our colors.
Call Rubie Green and ask them if they can contact their vendor to see if the can get you this fabric by the yard and you can have a duvet made.
I've been looking for this, too! I keep going back to the Rubie Green site in hopes that they will solve their production problems, but I just don't think it's going to happen.
I have been up and down fabric row here in philly and have not been able to find anything that would come close to this.
I'm nervous about using Spoonflower. I can't seem to get the pattern to match up right.
Keep an eye on Paula Prass/Summer Soiree. She has chevron stripe in other colors and might come out with red.
I also suggest you sew it yourself, you'll likely be able to find a more exact color and stripe width that you like.
A duvet cover would be easy for a seamstress to make up for you if you can't do it yourself.
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I did a tutorial on Curbly that shows you how to make your own chevron fabric. Just use smaller stripes and cut them in narrower strips. Message me on Curbly and I'll help you.
If you're nervous about using Spoonflower, asking a designer who uses the site and designs their own fabric regularly would be a good option as they are well-versed in using design software to successfully create a repeat.
you could buy red stripe fabric, then cut it on the bias and sew strips of it together to create a chevron. time consuming, but cheap
i found some in blue, green, pink, yellow and black...but no red. just google paula prass chevron.
i want to say i saw something similar at Ikea just a few weeks back, but I can't find it on their website to link to. But it might be worth a try.
Too funny, I was at my upholstery class last night lamenting about how I can't find a good chevron fabric and blue and white and a classmate said I should post a question on Apartment Therapy about it - and voila, the question had already been raised. Thanks to all for the help - still in search of the perfect blue & white chevron.
Found one at Hart's Fabric that is close - I think it's the same paula prass one that was mentioned... but aqua and blue might be too bold...
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All Electronic and Electrical Equipment (EEE) placed onto the market from January 2, 2007 must be marked with this symbol to indicate that it is covered by the WEEE Directive, the provisions of which require that producers or manufacturers of EEE become liable to pay for take-back treatment and recycling of end of life equipment (WEEE):
Recycle your electrical and electronic devices free at your local recycling centre. To find your nearest centre, visit the Recycle More website and type in your postcode.
Unwanted electrical equipment is the UK's fastest growing type of waste. Many electrical items can be repaired or recycled, saving natural resources and the environment. If you do not recycle electrical equipment will end up in landfill where hazardous substances will leak out and cause soil and water contamination – harming wildlife and also human health. We're proud to support your local authority in providing local recycling facilities for electrical equipment. To remind you that old electrical equipment can be recycled, it is now marked with the crossed-out wheeled bin symbol. Please do not throw any electrical equipment (including those marked with this symbol) in your bin.
The Waste Electrical or Electronic Equipment (WEEE) Directive requires countries to maximise separate collection and environmentally friendly processing of these items.
In the UK, distributors including retailers must provide a system which allows all customers buying new electrical equipment the opportunity to recycle their old items free of charge. As a responsible retailer, we have met the requirements placed on us by financially supporting the national network of WEEE recycling centres established by local authorities. This is achieved through membership of the national Distributor Take-back scheme (DTS).
To find more information on WEEE recycling and to locate your nearest recycling centre please visit the Recycle More website.
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