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This is the second of a three-part series breaking down the Stanley Cup Champion Boston Bruins' 2010-11 season. In part three, I take a look at the postseason.
The Boston Bruins reached the playoffs and faced their nemeses, the Montreal Canadiens, in Round One. Montreal was 4-2 against the Bruins during the 2010-11 regular season, consistently delivering clutch goals and key saves. Many feared the Canadiens from the Bruins perspective, and it appeared that the series might have been a mismatch in the Habs' favor.
Things were certainly not pretty to start off. For one, Boston lost Game 1 to Montreal in just an awful effort and a terrible game of hockey. They barely challenged Carey Price and things stayed the same for Game 2. Losing 3-1, they scored only one goal in their two games to start off their playoff quest. Things had to improve heading into Quebec, or the Bruins' season would have been over in very disappointing fashion. The Bruins were able to find a way to win Game 3 by a 4-2 score and then things got exciting in Game 4.
Michael Ryder scored two goals including the overtime game winner in a game many called for him not to play. Tyler Seguin had not yet appeared in the series, and Boston needed offense. But Ryder put an end to the talk that Seguin should replace him by delivering a spectacular performance. The Bruins would take a 3-2 series win with another overtime contest, this one coming on a game-winning goal by Nathan Horton. It wasn't to be his only big goal of the playoffs. The Bruins' destiny was put on hold with a Canadiens win in Game 6, but the Bruins came through in Game 7. Horton fired a rocket of a wrist shot past Price to send the Bruins to Round 2.
They faced the Philadelphia Flyers, who defeated Boston in heartbreaking fashion a year ago. This was be the Bruins chance to put away those demons for good, but no one expected what would come. Boston absolutely destroyed Philadelphia in Game 1, but Game 2 ended in a fashion to which the Bruins had become quite accustomed: overtime. This time, David Krejci played the hero.
Games 3 and 4 were both 5-1 blowouts in Boston's favor, and they headed to the Eastern Conference Championship against the Tampa Bay Lightning. The Lightning were a team similar to the Canadiens, who matched up well with the Bruins, so Boston was not the obvious favorite. And the series started out just as against Montreal, with Tampa Bay taking the first game. However Tyler Seguin, now in the lineup due to a Patrice Bergeron injury, scored two goals in Game 2 to lead the Bruins to victory.
A 2-0 win in Tampa Bay gave Boston a 2-1 lead in the series but Game 4 was a potential back-breaker. The Bruins held a 3-0 first period lead, but Teddy Purcell and the Lightning came back to win and tie Boston in the series. The Bruins bounced back to win Game 5, but the resilient Lightning took Game 6 in Tampa Bay. Just like against Montreal, Game 7 would determine the series.
No whistles, no penalties, no power plays. Nothing in Game 7 until late in the game, when Horton once again saved the day. His goal against the red-hot Dwayne Roloson was all the Bruins needed, as they headed to the Stanley Cup for the first time since 1990, when they lost to Mark Messier and the Edmonton Oilers. In the Finals, they found themselves matched up against the Vancouver Canucks, their second Canadian opponent in these playoffs.
The Bruins looked awful in Game 1, but lost just 1-0 on a late goal from Raffi Torres. Game 2 was similarly heart-breaking, with Canucks instigator Alexandre Burrows scoring in OT when Tim Thomas strayed from the Bruins' net net. And after Burrows had presumably bit Patrice Bergeron in Game 1 – but hadn't been suspended – Bruins fans and players were livid.
Going back to Boston, the Bruins had to win to keep their Cup hopes alive. And win they did, as they trounced the Canucks 8-1 and chased Roberto Luongo from the goal. A similarly lopsided 4-0 win in Game 4 tied the series and sent it back to Vancouver with the Bruins seemingly holding all the momentum. But the Canucks rebounded for a 1-0 win, in a game where Luongo was absolutely fantastic. But it was his comments post-game that made the headlines.
Saying that Thomas would be a better goalie if he stayed in the paint and that (Luongo) didn't have to "pump (Thomas's) tires," Luongo allowed five goals in the Bruins' Game 6 win. That set up yet another Game 7, the Bruins' third of these playoffs. Bergeron scored the first goal, and then Brad Marchand the second to give Boston a 2-0 lead. Thomas was unstoppable in the Bruins' goal, while Bergeron scored again and an empty-netter clinched the Bruins' 4-0 Game 7 victory. And that, in a nutshell, is how the Bruins won their first Cup since 1972.

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J. Anthony's eclectic maritime menu dishes up fresh seafood and ceviche alongside a land-trotting troop of appetizers, burgers, and poultry entrees. Hand-breaded daily by a merry band of loaf-armed chefs, J. Anthony's fried seafood entrees include an 8-ounce catfish filet and its hulking jumbo shrimp sidekicks ($7.29) as well as a Mexican-inspired medley of fish tacos ($6.49) and seafood enchiladas ($7.99). Fresh campechana invites taste buds to a rollicking deep-sea soiree with a cocktail's worth of delectable fish, shrimp, oysters, crabmeat, and octopus ($5.99 for a medium, $9.99 for a large). Diners can fix fangs into a variety of bun-ensconced beauties bursting with meat, fish, shrimp, and oysters ($3.29–$6.89), or gather ancestors, acquaintances, and peg-legged parrots for one of J. Anthony's colossal family feasts ($12.89–$25.99).
As a young man, Dan Foss experienced first hand the way chiropractic treatments could be an effective alternative to traditional Western medicine. When his mother refused to have her third-grade son medicated with muscle relaxants, she swept him across the street to the local chiropractor. After a few painless adjustments, his injured neck was back to normal, and as Dan says, "from that day forward I wanted to study everything I could about chiropractic."
Today, he is Doctor of Chiropractic Dan Foss, and he has practiced more than 12 chiropractic techniques across three continents, culminating with the opening of Pura Vida Chiropractic in 2010. Combining quick chiropractic adjustments, thorough consultations, and wellness advice, Dr. Foss hopes to improve the overall lifestyles of each client, especially the ones who limbo professionally or maybe just those that need to get past the kitchen table whenever it's in the way.
A full-service healthcare and wellness practice formerly known as InterFit, RediClinic pairs licensed nurse practitioners and physician assistants with patients seeking services ranging from physicals and vaccinations to cosmetic consultations and diabetes testing. Typically found inside retail stores, RediClinics don't require any appointments, making walk-in service as seamless as the plot of most Newhart fan fiction. In addition to preventive services, RediClinic has also expanded its services into the realms of proactive health, promoting wellness with weight-loss counseling and programs to help patients stop smoking.
Tutti Frutti Frozen Yogurt's staff prepares self-serve yogurt in a choice of tart or creamy flavors that complement a vast selection of fruit, nut, and candy toppings. The shop encourages democratic principles by allowing each patron to create their own delectable masterpiece without having to smudge self-portraits onto fruit roll-ups. The rotating roster of cold treats has included kiwi, peach, and red velvet, and the probiotic-filled yogurts offer a healthier alternative to traditional ice cream. Tutti Frutti, like an airline, maintains an international presence, only serves peanuts to augment the enjoyment of its primary service, and offers outdoor seating.


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$N Multistroke Recognizer
Lisa Anthony, University of Maryland—Baltimore County
Jacob O. Wobbrock, University of Washington [contact]
$N Recognizer: JavaScript, C#
Pseudocode: $N, $N-Protractor
Multistroke gesture logs: xml
The $N Multistroke Recognizer is a 2-D stroke recognizer designed for rapid prototyping of gesture-based user interfaces. In machine learning terms, $N is an instance-based nearest-neighbor classifier with a Euclidean scoring function, i.e., a geometric template matcher. $N is built upon the $1 Unistroke Recognizer. $N automatically generalizes examples of multistrokes to encompass all possible stroke orders and directions. This means you can make and define multistrokes using any stroke order and direction you wish, provided you begin at either endpoint of each component stroke. A version of $N utilizing Protractor, optional here, improves $N's speed. The $P Point-Cloud Recognizer is the latest in the dollar family, performing unistroke and multistroke recognition without the combinatoric overhead of $N. Read about the limitations of $N, which $P largely avoids. The $N recognizer is distributed under the New BSD License agreement.
In the demo below, only one multistroke template is loaded for each of the 16 gesture types. You can add additional multistrokes as you wish, and even define your own custom multistrokes.
Anthony, L. and Wobbrock, J.O. (2012). $N-Protractor: A fast and accurate multistroke recognizer. Proceedings of Graphics Interface (GI '12). Toronto, Ontario (May 28-30, 2012). Toronto, Ontario: Canadian Information Processing Society, pp. 117-120.
Anthony, L. and Wobbrock, J.O. (2010). A lightweight multistroke recognizer for user interface prototypes. Proceedings of Graphics Interface (GI '10). Ottawa, Ontario (May 31-June 2, 2010). Toronto, Ontario: Canadian Information Processing Society, pp. 245-252.
Li, Y. (2010). Protractor: A fast and accurate gesture recognizer. Proceedings of the ACM Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems (CHI '10). Atlanta, Georgia (April 10-15, 2010). New York: ACM Press, pp. 2169-2172.
Wobbrock, J.O., Wilson, A.D. and Li, Y. (2007). Gestures without libraries, toolkits or training: A $1 recognizer for user interface prototypes. Proceedings of the ACM Symposium on User Interface Software and Technology (UIST '07). Newport, Rhode Island (October 7-10, 2007). New York: ACM Press, pp. 159-168.
$N By Others
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clammy August 21, 2005 @ 10:55 AM
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slant fin oilI'm not bashing any body including slant fin but on there oil boiler the one 's i,ve serviced where pin type 1 pass design with the price of oil increasing you should look at boilers that are easier to clean and yeild higher afue.Like 3 pass oil fired units like a buderus ,which have no combustion chamber to be replace work well with low temp returns and are a breeze to clean with hortizontal flue passes and baffles to adjust flue temps plus highly engenered casting and a much better insulation package then most american boilers but on another note wiel mclean and i believe burnham have both came out with new oil boiler lines to compete with the euro boilers of this design .The monjmey you spend on a 3 pass who ever the maker will show up on lower fuel use and ease of service remenber 1/64 of a inch of soot lowers your boilers eff. and thats heat you ain't using because it's going up your chimmey .good luck and peace clammy
Big Ed August 20, 2005 @ 6:10 PM
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no problemsI never had or know of any problems.
Joe Brix August 23, 2005 @ 1:35 PM
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There are plenty of CI pinned boilersout there with 86% AFUE ratings. Problem is after a year of soot build up, does anyone realy clean them properly? Everyone has a swing out burner door, but a proper cleaning involves pulling off flue pipe and the top cover to get to all the pinned passageways. How many service guys take all that time? I also still believe that a vertical flue boiler has higher stand by losses, which are not reflected in AFUE ratings. A scotch marine design with horizontal tubes just makes for an easier cleaning which gives better real world running efficencies.
Leo August 23, 2005 @ 8:30 PM
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Proper Cleaning and InstallationsI am an oil burner tech and do a lot of annual service. Some installations are so user unfriendly that lazy techs won't clean them properly no matter what brand/design they are. These are the same guys that argue how good they are and how fussy we who come to these sights are. JMHO, Leo
Jim\"Rocky\"Kelleher August 23, 2005 @ 4:32 PM
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I like Slant FinI have a Slant Fin xl 2000 (xl-30) in my own house, I have installed Slant Fin gas and limited amount of oil fired boilers for the past 14 years, over the years any situation that came up, Slant Fin tech service was quickly responsive and worked hard to correct and stood behind their product, no blaming everyone else just making a solid effort to resolve the given problem. I have personally work with Mr. Flanagan and can tell you he is stand up guy and supports his companies products.
clammy August 24, 2005 @ 9:06 AM
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joe brixI can't agree with you more i've done oil service 24 hour service and alot of guys never take the time to do the cleaning right they would do a filter noz strainer and the soot stick boogie .I always pulled flue pipe check chimmey base brush down the sections while vacuming the chamber and also remove the burner and vacume the chamber if flame inpingent is occuring .The promblem being alot of guys who do the soot stick boogie also install and when they do they usually make it that you can't clean them because they weren't planning to in the future,they pipe everything across the top so you can't get the top off and put there piping manaors where you can't get a brush through those pin section i've had them where i had to remove the burner door and brush them up because you couldn't get the top flue collector off.That in my mind alone makes all three pass front swing door boilers the only opition plus no more chambers to replcae which is money out of the oil co pocket .But every person and company is different and they follow there ideas of what's right and what's wrong and most are in the just get it done mode .Remenber the sweeten of a cheaper price is soon forgotten after the bitterness of poor quality and a dan h word of wisdon i believe is if you ain't got the time to do it right the first time you will never have the time or money to do it right the second time peace clammy
clammy August 23, 2005 @ 12:14 PM
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Not bashingI'm not bashing slant fin at all just not fond of the oil fired stuff i have been installing your direct vent gas boiler recently for a plumber and found no promblem with the unit .peace clammy
Bob Flanagan August 23, 2005 @ 10:37 AM
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Intrepid Oil Fired BoilersJust a brief post on this thread. First and foremost Slant/Fin does not and has never sold to Home Depot. Secondly, our Intrepid Oil Fired Boiler is only available through wholesale distribution. While it is a tradional pin type boiler its casting design is dramatically different than most. Its' efficiencies when set up according to our instructions will reach the low 86% range. We would welcome you all to attend one of our regional expos or visit us in Long Island. Thanks to all and I hope all is well. Bob Flanagan National Sales Manager Slant/Fin Corp.Bob Flanagan
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Gene August 23, 2005 @ 1:08 PM
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Then how do you explain...my seeing them for sale at Home Depot??? Now that doesn't have any bearing on quality, Home Depot sells things that are both high and low quality, usually the problem there is the stuff is smashed. Slant Fin does make a good boiler, their castings I believe have gotten better, but, it's 2005 and oil is going up, UP UP!! so I would only consider Buderus, System 2000 or Viessman, in fact I believe that only super high eff equipment should be sold in this country, just my opinion but these systems will cut your bill in half +-, and it's 2005.
Bob Flanagan August 23, 2005 @ 1:29 PM
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Hello GeneHi Gene: The equipment you see at Home Depot is sold to them by the same wholesale distributors that you buy from everyday. Slant/Fin has never sold a piece of equipment or baseboard to them or to any DIY company. I don't ordinarily like to spend much time on this subject but every now and then it helps to let all know what our position is with respect to this situation. On another note, we too believe that with the escalating costs of fuel, high efficiency boilers are becoming more and more important. The Slant/Fin Intrepid comes in at 86% AFUE which is real close to our European competitors with section designs that allow easy cleaning. We continue to look into ways to make our equipment even better. Gene, thanks for your response. Communication is the key to what makes our industry special. If I can ever be of assistance, drop me a note and I will do whatever I can to help. Stay Well, Bob FlanaganBob Flanagan
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JeffD August 22, 2005 @ 8:36 AM
Contact this userI put a Slant Fin boiler in my home last year. This replaced a scorched air system. So far I'm very happy with it. I got 12%CO2, net stack of 450�, at zero smoke with -.02WC. Been running since Feb, and no signs of soot yet. My oil consumption dropped from 750 gallons to 550 gallons even though last winter was colder than the previous one. Of course a big energy saving factor was getting rid of all that leaky duct, and putting in zones for the upstairs and downstairs. No sense keeping areas of the house that aren't being used at 68� if you don't need to.
JOHN August 20, 2005 @ 3:55 PM
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Constantin August 21, 2005 @ 12:32 PM
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Are you...... going to go buy one at Home Depot and install it yourself? :-) Anyway, like clammy, I like more efficient and easier-to-clean 3-pass boilers better... If you want to shop American brands, Burham recently brought out the MPO that should fit that bill nicely. Otherwise, also consider the many choices at Buderus and Viessmann. By now, perhaps the WM Gold oil boiler may have also hit production. However, as with most equipment, the most important thing to determine the longevity of a heating system is the quality of the installation and follow-on maintenance.
Ragu August 21, 2005 @ 4:53 PM
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Worked On Three Of ThemAll three were put in by licensed guys, but bought from Home Depot. For the life of me, I couldn't get the stack temps down below 600 on any of them. That dropped the combustion efficiencies to the high 70's. It almost seems like they should have tubulators/baffles in their flueways.


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Posted Feb 19th 2006, 12:00am by Susan Jung
... Kong's weather is variable at this time of year: one day it's warm and spring-like, the next day it's cool and wintery. Duck breasts can be served year-round, depending on the accompaniments served with them. On hotter days, grill the duck breasts over coals (but watch out for flare-ups from the melting fat) and serve with salad and a sharp vinaigrette; in cooler weather, make ...http://www.scmp.com/article/536984/duck-season
Simmered duck's feet with dried black mushrooms
Posted Feb 12th 2005, 12:00am by Staff Reporter
... Ingredients: Duck's feet 8 pcs Dried black mushrooms 19g Grated garlic 1 pc Shanghai cabbage 150g Spring onions 2 pcs Ginger 2 slices Chinese rice wine Simmering ingredients: Water ... teaspoon Oyster sauce 11/2 tablespoons Water 11/2 cups Sesame oil to taste Corn starch solution: Corn starch 1 teaspoon Water 1 tablespoon Method: 1. Wash the duck feet, cut the nails and scald. 2. ...http://www.scmp.com/article/488779/simmered-ducks-feet-dried-black-mushrooms
Perfectly formed
Posted Mar 11th 2007, 12:00am by Staff Reporter
... and green chilli sauce (below; HK$108), poached leek, potato and gorgonzola crumble in duck glaze-kumquat aioli dressing (HK$48) and sauteed prawns with spicy chipotle sauce, steamed rice, black beans and fried bananas (HK$75). Dinner choices include grilled quail, chestnut and chickpea confit with cannellini beans, bacon, mushrooms, celery and boiled duck egg (HK$78), sauteed mushroom ...http://www.scmp.com/article/584529/perfectly-formed
Posted Jul 06th 2006, 12:00am by Staff Reporter
... 7.30pm-11pm Signature dishes: Escargot in filo with duck egg sauce, steamed foie gras with sticky rice, caramelised green daikon puree, cauliflower risotto with black truffles, crispy aromatic duck ... deep fried prawn uni ball, toro tartare, Peking duck, deep-fried golden chicken, wok-fried string beans with Chinese black olives. $$$-$$$$ Funky Fish (Japanese fusion) Shop 13, Level 12, ...http://www.scmp.com/article/555532/food
Girl power
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... & Spice). The recipes on her blog include spaghetti with black pudding and tomato sauce (which sounds seriously delicious), heart-shaped pancakes (above), beetroot latkes, Chinese-style duck ...http://www.scmp.com/article/997646/girl-power
Ken Hom- Complete Chinese Cookbook
Posted Jan 15th 2012, 12:00am
... for dishes such as cold Beijing pork, stir-fried lamb kidneys, salt-roasted chicken, Cantonese pressed duck, West Lake fish, Sichuan prawns in chilli sauce, spinach with fermented bean curd, Chiu ...http://www.scmp.com/article/990156/ken-hom-complete-chinese-cookbook
La Parole
Posted Jul 28th 2011, 12:00am
... said he wished it didn't have quite so much red pepper, he ate the entire portion. A main course of magret duck breast with mustard sauce and creamy polenta sounded heavy, but it wasn't. The duck was deeply flavoured, the polenta was delicate, and the sauce was surprisingly light in texture and flavour. King prawn pesto pasta had fresh pasta coated with an intensely ...http://www.scmp.com/article/974628/la-parole
Table talk
Posted Mar 15th 2012, 12:00am
... of Tenuta Sette Ponti will host a wine dinner tomorrow at the Harbour Grill at the Harbour Grand Kowloon in Hung Hom. The five-course dinner features duck confit with savoy cabbage, stewed lentils ...http://www.scmp.com/article/995465/table-talk
Unusual suspects
Posted Dec 02nd 2011, 12:00am
... it with sugar, redcurrant jelly and duck fat. He adds this dish would be good with pork and turkey. 'Another dish would be canned chestnuts sauteed with bacon and wild mushrooms or white mushrooms ... executive chef Tamara Mattii hails from Italy and a traditional dish eaten for Christmas dinner is lasagne with crepes mushroom, roast rack of lamb and roast duck. 'Ideally you can make ...http://www.scmp.com/article/986592/unusual-suspects
Hidden treasures offer a taste of little Brittany
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... of snail fricassee, mushrooms, bacon, spinach and white wine sauce (HK$128) and Alexandre's is La Sarladaise of duck confit, mushrooms, potatoes, parsley and garlic sauce (HK$128). At Fleur de ...http://www.scmp.com/article/1006496/hidden-treasures-offer-taste-little-brittany
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AMC announced today that their newest original series, Hell on Wheels begins production on Monday, May 16 in Calgary. Hell on Wheels is a contemporary western that centers on former confederate soldier Cullen Bohannon, portrayed by Anson Mount, whose quest for vengeance has led him to the Union Pacific Railroads westward construction of the first Transcontinental Railroad. Developed by Endemol USA and produced by Entertainment One (eOne) and Nomadic Pictures, Hell on Wheels is created, written and executive produced by Joe Gayton and Tony Gayton (Faster, Uncommon Valor, The Salton Sea, Bulletproof). The series is slated to premiere in fourth quarter of 2011.
Hell on Wheels underscores the networks commitment to the western following its first original mini-series movie event, Broken Trail. The mini-series premiere, in June 2006, was the second most watched cable movie since 1995 and delivered the network all-time record ratings, including an average 7.7 HH rating and nearly 10 million total viewers over its two-night airing.*
"AMC's commitment to the western is long-standing, and the genre is an important part of our brand and history as a channel," said Charlie Collier, president of AMC. "In Hell on Wheels, AMC is creating another epic and enduring American story."
In addition to Mount (City By The Sea, Cook County, ABCs Line of Fire), Hell on Wheels stars musician/actor Common (Just Wright, Date Night) as Elam; Dominique McElligott (The Philanthropist) as Lily Bell; Colm Meaney (Get Him to the Greek) as Thomas "Doc" Durant; Ben Esler (The Pacific) as Sean McGinnes; Philip Burke (Law & Order, Mercy) as Mickey McGinnes and Eddie Spears (Into the West) as Brother Joseph.
Hell on Wheels tells the epic story of post-Civil War America, focusing on a Confederate soldier (Mount) who sets out to exact revenge on the Union soldiers who have killed his wife. His journey takes him west to Hell on Wheels, a dangerous, raucous, lawless melting pot of a town that travels with and services the construction of the first transcontinental railroad, an engineering feat unprecedented for its time. The series documents the railroad's incredible feat of engineering and construction as well as the institutionalized greed and corruption, the immigrant experience, and the plight of the newly emancipated African-Americans during reconstruction. Over time, Hell on Wheels chronicles this potent turning point in our nation's history, and how uncivilized the business of civilization can be.
Joining the Gaytons as executive producer is Jeremy Gold, Endemols SVP of scripted programming, John Shiban and David Von Ancken, who directed the series pilot. eOne Televisions CEO John Morayniss and SVP creative affairs Michael Rosenberg oversee production in partnership with producers Michael Frislev and Chad Oakes at Nomadic Pictures.
Shot on location in Alberta, Canada, the series is produced with assistance of the Government of Alberta, Alberta Film Development Program.
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Valentine's Day should be something special, way beyond a box of chocolates or a bouquet of roses. Perhaps a memorable dessert is just the magic ingredient for love. Creating unforgettable sweets for your sweetie on the sweetest day takes a little ingenuity, and for this we turn to a few extraordinary French liqueurs. Think the likes of Chambord, Cointreau and Grand Marnier. Chambord, made in the fertile and rich Loire Valley, is a luscious black raspberry liqueur infused with red raspberries, blackberries and currants, and is finished with notes of vanilla, honey and ginger. "With the flavors of berry, vanilla, honey, herbs and sweet aromatics, Chambord lends itself to a host of desserts and savory dishes," said Tim Laird, Chief Entertaining Officer for Brown-Forman, one of America's largest wine and spirits companies. "Anything chocolate such as cupcakes, brownies or truffles make for perfect pairings." The ambrosial characteristics of Chambord's top notes of raspberry are delicious as an aperitif or digestif for a romantic dinner, but it also pairs perfectly if not remarkably well with dark and bittersweet chocolate, as Laird suggested. That means when it comes to baking it can be used in a number of ways. If your recipe calls for rum- or gin-soaked raisins, for example, substitute Chambord instead. Tired of vanilla flavoring in all your recipes? Chambord is sort of sexy surrogate for vanilla, really adding ooh-la-la to any cookie or brownie recipe. Laird also said it can be added to marinades for savory dishes such as pork or added to cranberry sauce to accompany turkey dinners. Added Laird, "One of the easiest desserts is to add a little Chambord to whipped cream as a topper for cakes, pies, tarts or fresh fruit. I also like to use Chambord when making a raspberry sauce. Simply blend together fresh or frozen raspberries with sugar to taste and add Chambord. The Chambord takes the raspberry flavors to new heights." Cointreau is another sweet favorite liqueur. One of the great things about Valentine's is it still is winter and the prime season for fresh citrus and citrus flavors like Cointreau. Blended with both sweet and bitter orange peels, Cointreau is a lovely spirit that brings home golden, fruity warmth. "Cointreau is not only a key ingredient in making the best cocktails especially for Valentine's Day," said a Cointreau representative, "but also it is a wonderful product for cooking." Of course, like most French liqueurs, Cointreau pairs well with decadent chocolate desserts, but with both sweet and salty undertones, it can be sprinkled with a touch of olive oil on a citrus-based salad. And for your next seafood dish, whether for lobster, scallops, or crab, it can be blended with butter for a more savory dish. Then there's Grand Marnier, an elegant floral and fragrant orange peel-based cognac from France. Both sweet and strong, Grand Marnier is long on citrus with hints of oak and brown sugar. It's a real burst of flavor, a smidge more robust than Cointreau, so a little of it goes a long way. While it dazzles in desserts, try mixing it with butter and marmalade for a quick spread that's delicious on crusty French bread — or use it as a base with peanut butter for a surprisingly good adult-style PB&J. Or add just a touch — a teaspoon or two at the most — in butter-cream frostings, cupcakes, muffins and fruitcake. It works well as a glaze for poultry, too. Now for the Valentine's finish: cap off your amorous evening with a half ounce, maybe an ounce at the most, of Chambord, Cointreau and Grand Marnier trickled into the bottom of a flute glass, and then top it with good, no, make that great, champagne. Other French liqueurs that work well with champagne -- and in cooking -- and of which I personally have sampled and adore, are Benedictine with its unusual and exotic blend of 27 plants and spices, St.-Germain with its incredible elderflower scent and floral sweetness, or the rare Crème Yvette, with its subtle flavors of violets and vanilla. Whether you're cooking or sipping, French-inspired liqueurs make quite the splash. Chambord black raspberry brownies Yield approximately 12 servings 1 box Devil's Food cake mix 2 eggs, lightly beaten 1/2 cup oil 1/4 cup water 1/4 cup Chambord 1 cup semi-sweet chocolate chips 1/4 cup confectioner's sugar (optional) Preheat oven to 350 F. Line a 9-inch-by-13-inch baking pan with nonstick foil. Combine cake mix, eggs, oil, water and Chambord. Fold in semi-sweet chocolate chips. Pour into prepared baking pan and smooth. Bake 35-40 minutes. Cool to room temperature before cutting. Dust with confectioner's sugar (optional) and slice brownies into 3-inch squares. Top with ice cream and 3 to 4 ounces of Chambord. Chocolate chambord souffle 3 large egg yolks 1/2 cup sugar 2 tablespoons Chambord 2 cups heavy cream 3 tablespoons confectioner's sugar 2 tablespoons water 8 ounces bittersweet chocolate 2 tablespoons unsalted butter Place egg yolks in large mixing bowl. Combine the sugar and water and bring to a boil for 1 minute on stovetop. Pour the sugar mixture over egg yolks, and then mix well. Add Chambord to mix. Set aside. In separate bowl, whip 1 cup of heavy cream to medium peaks. Using a mixer, whisk the egg and Chambord mixture until think and pale, about 2 to 3 minutes. Melt chocolate and butter in a bowl set over saucepan of barely simmering water. Stir from time to time. Remove bowl from the heat and let cool until tepid. Fold the egg mixture and whipped cream into the chocolate mixture until just combined. Spoon into favorite stemware, or serving bowl. Refrigerate for at least 2 hours. Can be made a day ahead. Before serving, whip remaining heavy cream with confectioner's sugar until stiff peaks form. Garnish mousse with whipped cream and fresh mint sprigs. Cointreau souffle Serves 6 3 1/4 ounces granulated sugar 1 1/2 ounces unsalted butter, chilled 3 ounces bread flour 7 1/2 ounces (just shy of a cup) whole milk 2 small egg yolks 1 tablespoon Cointreau 1 tablespoon grated navel orange zest 4 1/2 ounces egg whites 1 1/2 ounces granulated sugar 1/2 ounce cornstarch Powdered sugar Preheat oven to 380º F. Butter and sugar 6 small soufflé bowls; reserve. Combine 3 1/4 ounces sugar, butter and bread flour in mixing bowl and beat until mealy. Bring milk to boil in saucepan; stir in flour mix, and then transfer to mixing bowl. Whisk yolks, Cointreau and orange zest; reserve. Place egg whites in mixing bowl; beat at medium speed to soft peaks; add 1 1/2 ounces sugar and cornstarch; beat until stiff. Fold in egg white. Fill in soufflé bowls to one-quarter below rims. Bake until golden, about 30 minutes. Dust with powdered sugar and service with ice cream. Grand Marnier creme brulee Makes 5 ramekins 5 ounces milk 5 ounce whipping cream 1 vanilla bean Zest of 1 orange 3/4 ounce Grand Marnier 1 1/2 ounce sugar 5 egg yolks 5 ounces brown sugar Finely grate the orange zest and let it macerate in the Grand Marnier for an hour. Bring the milk and cream to a boil. Add the vanilla bean, the Grand Marnier-macerated orange zest mixture and the sugar and let infuse for an hour. Strain to remove the vanilla bean and the orange zest. Add the egg yolks, mixing gently so the mixture does not froth. Pour into ramekins and cook in the oven following two possible methods: At 230 F in a traditional oven (heated from both top and bottom) in a double boiler for approximately 50 minutes; or at 175 F in a convection or forced convection oven without the double boiler (more difficult) for approximately 30 minutes. The crème brulee is cooked when it is set in the middle and "trembles" when the ramekin is tapped. Remove the cremes brulees from the oven and allow to cool. Place them in the refrigerator. Just before serving, sprinkle with a thin layer of brown sugar and caramelize with a blow torch or under the broiler (more difficult). If the custard cooks too quickly it will be slightly granular, not creamy as it should be. If moisture has formed on the surface of the crème brulee when it is taken from the refrigerator, soak it up with some paper towels before sprinkling with sugar. Serve with a snifter of Grand Marnier or Grand Marnier Louis-Alexandre. Grand Marnier frozen souffle Serves 5. Use clear glasses for aesthetic effects. For the syrup: 10 tablespoons orange juice 3 tablespoons Grand Marnier For the soufflé: 3 eggs 6 egg yolks 1 1/4 cups sugar 3 tablespoons Grand Marnier 1 1/2 cups whipping cream 2 tablespoons candied orange peel For the meringue: 2 egg whites 4 tablespoons sugar Pinch of salt 5 ladyfinger biscuits or 5 slices of French gingerbread (pain d'épices) Two hours ahead of time, macerate the candied orange peel with 50 ml of Grand Marnier. In a double boiler, beat the eggs, egg yolks and sugar until the mixture is warm. Remove from heat and continue beating until the mixture has completely cooled down. Add the whipped cream and the orange peel-Grand Marnier maceration. Garnish the glasses with this mixture. Divide the ladyfinger biscuits, which have been previously soaked in the orange juice, and 50 ml of Grand Marnier liqueur evenly between the glasses. Freeze for at least 4 hours. Meanwhile, beat the egg whites with the salt until stiff while gradually adding the sugar. Spoon this meringue over top of the soufflés and keep cold. Just before serving, place the glasses under the oven broiler to color the meringue slightly. Serve with a snifter of Grand Marnier. NOTE: The egg and sugar mixture should be thoroughly warmed and is the key to the soufflé's lightness. Don't over whip the cream, as it will give the soufflé a greasy texture (stop beating as soon as the cream holds peaks).
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I'm not usually one for New Year's resolutions, but I am always interested in rejuvenating my space, work and life in the New Year. January is a great month for cleaning up problem areas, whether they are physical problem areas in your home, or work and financial issues. Here are a few of our top tips for simple tasks to help get your new year get off to a great start!
1. Declutter your desk or work area and go through important papers. Tax time is coming! Getting all of your important paperwork and documents all sorted and filed is the best way to make this season as painless as possible. Take papers you don't need anymore to get shredded at your local office supply store (or shred at home if you have a portable) to free up even more space.
2. Back up your important computer files and photos. Most of us don't do this enough (myself included). Some experts suggest backing up every week to every month. If you're not caught up with file-saving, load all of your important computer files into the Cloud, an external hard-drive, or even "old-fashioned" CDs. You'll thank yourself later if you ever have an emergency.
3. Throw away old things to make way for new gifts. With the holiday season just finishing up, you probably have some new gifts to make room for in your house. I like to donate or sell things I don't use anymore in January in order to make room for new things in the home — helps to avoid clutter!
4. Check your credit report. This is an important one that we should all be doing every year. With rampant identity theft and the importance placed on the health of your score, it's important to keep track of your credit report. Sign up for a free site like creditkarma.com or freecreditreport.com to check up on your score, or look into year-round credit monitoring.
5. Do a "super-dust," cleaning all blinds, hidden areas, and baseboards behind furniture. In a perfect world, we would have a tiny dusting drone that buzzed around our houses and dusted the areas behind furniture or hidden under tables. Alas, this doesn't exist (at least not yet!), and January is a good month to do a deep clean of areas that probably don't get the best care year-round. Although we'd recommend doing this each quarter, January is a good time to start. Dust and grime builds up in these areas, sometimes complicating cleaning later.
Do you have January tips of your own? Leave them for us in the comment section!
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Re: #4, if you've shopped at Target in the last year, take advantage of their offer of 1 year of free credit monitoring!
My number one January to do is- change/recharge etc smoke alarm and other important batteries.
Thanks so much for the tip! I hadn't heard that.
If you do take advantage of the target free credit monitoring thing make sure you use the legit one, there are fake websites set up to scam people (who have potentially already been scammed). The legit one is https://creditmonitoring.target.com
Anyway, what I do without fail every January is make a new budget sheet for the year. I carry over any savings from the previous year and set my savings goals. I find it very therapeutic, to see all the numbers laid out and see how much I could save if I just stopped spending so much damn money.
When I change smoke alarm batteries, I write the month and year in pencil on the alarm casing, and I do all of them at the same time, regardless of who's chirping.
There are now ten-year lithium batteries for smoke alarms. They're marginally more expensive. If they last three years I'll be thrilled and if they last ten I'll be in heaven.
...and change your PIN number
Me too. That's what I did on New Year's Day - I created a new budget spreadsheet. I started a year ago (on New Year's Day 2013) and I became religious about tracking every single expense no matter how small. It is incredible how it makes me more budget-conscious.
On the first of each month, I move all unused funds to a different account (TSA) from which it later goes into various investments.
For my daily use, I have two accounts - I like to have to payments that I being made each month (and withdrawn automatically) separately from my 'spending' account so that I never have to worry whether there is enough money for things like property tax, mortgage payments (paid weekly), house and car insurance, satellite, etc.
If you would like to have a budget spreadsheet but are no Excel pro, there are tons of them available online for free download. To fellow Canuck readers I would recommend downloading the budget spreadsheet from www.squawkfox.com.
I'm glad there are others out there that dig on the same weird stuff that I do :)
Years ago I started using a credit card for all of my monthly expenses like food, gas, utility bills automatically charge to it as well. This affords me a level of protection, as I'm not using my debit card at certain retailers that use less than robust systems (cough, Target, cough), and saves me lots of time by automatically noting every purchase. At any time during the month I can export my partial bill to a spreadsheet, sort charges and dump it into my budget. I usually do this around the middle of each month to see how on or off track I am. The only charge that comes out of my bank account is the mortgage and some other loan payments. All of this keeps me as sane as possible.
While painting my tv walls in the living room and bedroom a few weeks ago, I vacuumed up almost 5 years of dust. It was horrible. Will be cleaning under there a little more often from now on!
Under the furniture, that is. :)
Where is that couch from? I would love to know. We have a huge lumpy couch right now that I would like to replace.
I would add--get your files and receipts together for taxes.
Annual credit reports are so important! In Canada, we have two credit bureaus (Equifax and Transunion) and a lot of people don't realise you have to check with BOTH to be thorough.
The CBC did a nice article on checking your credit report : http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/how-to-check-your-credit-report-1.1185975
Clean out your pantry (donate to a food bank) and spices.
I assess all of my expenses to see if there's anything I should change to save money. For instance, auto and home insurance, internet provider, etc.
Order a seed catalog and start planning your garden (no matter how big or small). :)
In the U.S., you're eligible for one free credit report per year from each of the three big raters: Equifax, Experian, and Trans Union. So I stagger them at four-month intervals, and have a perpetual reminder on my calendar. Tres simple!
I reaaally need to do this. I've been meaning to come up with a household budget for about 3 years now...
Creating a budget/Excel sheet to keep track of spending would be a good thing to do.
Donate! Buy things on sale to give to the local homeless shelter, church or food bank. If you are buying new appliances, furniture, give to Habitat for Humanity, Goodwill, etc. Thinking of others helps you to stay in an attitude of gratitude for what you have, not what you don't have.


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Anniversary Of Historic Train Explosion That Destroyed Town
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WAVERLY, Tenn. - Thirty-six years ago a train ran off the tracks and nearly destroyed the tiny town of Waverly. The train had brought the area life and the huge explosion from the wreck almost killed it.
Two tankers on the train derailed and exploded on February 22, 1978.
"It happened on a Wednesday and brought first responders, firefighters and police officers to the tracks. The chief called me in early," said Toad Smith, an officer who worked the wreck.
Smith himself said he almost died in a sea of burning gas.
"You don't see much flame, just smoke," said Smith who suffered severe burns.
Sixteen people lost their lives, including many of Smith's friends. But Smith said things could have been worse. More of the train could have exploded.
There now is a museum along the tracks in the rebuilt town that shows exactly how the historic wreck changed the town.
For some like Smith, they've only just now started talking about what happened. It's been too hard.
But Smith's learned that "if you talk about it you can handle it."
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Obviously you didn't know about the people who were getting banned for "gold buying" when they didn't.
Back during Burning Crusade, there were some people who were banned for transferring large amounts of gold, 5000g and up, between characters and account. There were some who were even banned for giving it to a friend to buy Epic flying.
They were legit because they came to the Customer Service forum, complained about the ban, said they had never bought gold, and was simply transferring gold between accounts or gifting it to friends, and a CM checked, confirmed it wasn't bought, and they were unbanned.
I don't know if the gold buying banning is quite as reactive now, but they would ban you even if they SUSPECTED gold buying.
Also, I do wonder why don't they censor out gold seller addresses. There is one very well known one that we all know who's name still isn't censored, and I wonder why. I am so sick of seeing it.


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Goal!!!!!!!!!!!! After the party it's time for the games to begin! #soccer #thisplacerocks #toomuchfun (at Punchdown Cellars)
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Go Hondro!!!!!!! Kill It! Assembling another Sub-Cap full of Carignan here on the final day of harvest. (at Punchdown Cellars)
Team Lioco finishes off the year with plenty of Carignan! What a year! #harvest2013 (at Punchdown Cellars)
Team @cinqueinsieme calls in the big guns today for Pigeage on the Cabernet…. #bestwife #girlsrule #harvest2013 (at Punchdown Cellars)
Always hire interns that know how to make a great fire…. Behrens entertains the gang on this fine Friday evening! (at My Brotha's House)
Quincy, the new winery dog for @ekwines stopped in for a visit today! #happyhound #winerydog #wagtails (at Punchdown Cellars)
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View from the castle hill funicular in Budapest, Hungary (by John & Tina Reid).
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Haitian-Jamaican couple bring island accent to Wynwood with Palatino Restaurant
Taste island life at Palatino
Palatino Jamaican Restaurant and Ice Cream Parlor
3004 NW Second Ave, Miami
Hours: 7am-9pm Tuesday-Saturday, noon-6pm Sunday
Prices: Breakfast $4.50-$8.50, meals $8.50-$17.50, sandwiches
$4.50-$7.50, ice cream $1.50-$3.50
F.Y.I.: Operation Green Leaves Haitian cookbook in English is sold here for $15.
The idea behind Palatino Jamaican Restaurant is to unite Miami through island-style food. With Bob Marley on the soundtrack and inspirational quotes on the wall, this seems possible when you bite into a patty enveloped in soft golden pastry or gnaw a jerk chicken wing to the bone.
Haitian-born owner Nadine Patrice came to Miami from Port-au-Prince as a child with her family (her dad was a government administrator), and went on to Saarland University in Germany, where she had a brother-in-law.
She hoped to become a translator for the United Nations, but became involved with Operation Green Leaves, a nonprofit dedicated to reforesting Haiti. At a local event, she met the man who became her husband, chef Ian "Slim" Curti, who is originally from Kingston, Jamaica. They took over a former Latin restaurant in Wynwood a few months ago and made it Caribbean.
Start the day here with ackee (a fruit resembling scrambled eggs) sautéed with bits of salt fish or cheese grits with sausage.
Meals are mains. Try Montego Bay shrimp in jerk spices with sprigs of thyme on a bed of bell peppers and onions or the veggie plate that includes rice and beans, stewed callaloo (the elephant-ear-shaped greens of the taro plant) and salad with puffy coco bread.
There's also slow-cooked oxtails, curry goat, brown stew chicken, jerk pork crusted in a mixture of allspice and hot peppers and Trinidadian roti for wrapping around Caribbean curries with a side of fried plantain or yuca.
To satisfy a sweet tooth, get frozen hot chocolate or ice cream in flavors such as rum raisin, coconut joy or mango.
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…. along with the discussion of Transhumanism. Click here.
…. along with the discussion of Transhumanism. Click here.
When I see "apes" and "transhumanism" together, I have to link to this:
Well, surely, Shirley, we can resolve the "Humans are / are not Apes" dilemma once and for all merely by asserting instead that "All Humans are Primates."
(That is, per definition, either all humans are senior clergymen, or all humans have good eyesight and flexible hands and feet.)
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Fun/silly Swedish pop from a post-Robyn era. Fun fact about them, they're currently opening for Jedward… The poor souls.
Kimbra - Settle Down
Get the song. Get the album. Get it all! Also for you Americans out there you can catch Kimbra supporting Foster The People this Summer on their US tour.
Nickelback Tries to Figure Out Why People Hate Nickelback
The thing is people really dislike these guys. Portugal stoned them. Americans sign petitions against them. It's one of those bands that keeps selling but no one really knows how….
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Art and culture can go a long way in informing on history and the sentiments of a time period. Elliot Mandel and James Furbush at HyperVocal have drafted up an overview of how American movie villains reflect our country's enemies throughout its history.
America's collective unconscious has always been reflected and amplified by the portrayal of Hollywood villains. If you want to understand the big picture broad strokes of America, there's no better place to look than Hollywood's action genre fare.
Click through to journey from Germans to Russians to generic white guys (their term not mine).
Life in the Year 2050 – what Americans think will happen in 40 years, in an infographic
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Former US president, Bill Clinton, has 14 straight-forward ideas that would change things round for America. Too bad most of them would never be considered…
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Israeli soldiers drag away a Palestinian farmer from his own territory after he tried to prevent bulldozers from starting work on his farm land which is due to be levelled in order to build a section of the illegal Israeli separation barrier and expand the nearby Israeli settlement of Atarot, also illegal under international law, December 4, 2011. (Getty Images)
"For the people of Gaza, locked in a virtual prison behind the wall of Israel's illegal blockade, it means another set of injustices. It means that children go to sleep hungry, many chronically malnourished. It means that fathers and mothers, unable to work in a decimated economy, have no means to support their families. It means that university students with scholarships to study abroad must watch the opportunity of a lifetime slip away because they are not allowed to travel.
In my view, the abhorrent and draconian control that Israel wields over the besieged Palestinians in Gaza and the Palestinians in the occupied West Bank (including East Jerusalem), coupled with its denial of the rights of refugees to return to their homes in Israel, demands that fair-minded people around the world support the Palestinians in their civil, nonviolent resistance.
Where governments refuse to act people must, with whatever peaceful means are at their disposal. For me this means declaring an intention to stand in solidarity, not only with the people of Palestine but also with the many thousands of Israelis who disagree with their government's policies, by joining the campaign of Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions against Israel.
My conviction is born in the idea that all people deserve basic human rights. This is not an attack on the people of Israel. This is, however, a plea to my colleagues in the music industry, and also to artists in other disciplines, to join this cultural boycott.
Artists were right to refuse to play in South Africa's Sun City resort until apartheid fell and white people and black people enjoyed equal rights. And we are right to refuse to play in Israel until the day comes – and it surely will come – when the wall of occupation falls and Palestinians live alongside Israelis in the peace, freedom, justice and dignity that they all deserve."
— Roger Waters for the Guardian: Tear Down this Israeli Wall
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It's still technically #fridayreads, and today that meant starting Bill Cheng's Southern Cross the Dog and Yoko Ono's Grapefruit, continuing two George R. R. Martin doorstops on the Kindle (A Clash of Kings and Dreamsongs), and, of course, blessed magazines.
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Tune In: The Comedy Gives Back Global Live Stream is Up Today on Dailymotion!
Comedy's premier global event, Comedy Gives Back begins today and is available for free live viewing around the world on Dailymotion!. The 24 hour digital comedy telethon taking place in Los Angeles, New York, London and Sydney will benefit Malaria No More, and features the top comedic talents of Dane Cook, Kevin Nealon, Marc Maron, Jim Breuer, Maria Bamford, Garfunkel and Oates, and many more.
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Comedy Gives Back is a social benefit enterprise uniting traditional and digital native comics across various platforms to raise money for good causes. Think of it as a digital telethon. In its second year, Comedy Gives Back's annual tent-pole event is a 24-hour global live-streamed comedy extravaganza raises money for charity. In 2011, Comedy Gives Back raised through their US efforts in NY, Chicago & LA benefiting Off the Mat and Into the World who brought relief to Haiti. @ComedyGivesBack is the social enterprise brainchild of Amber J. Lawson, Zoe Friedman and Jodi Lieberman. This year's charity partner is Malaria No More. For further information, please visit www.comedygivesback.com.
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Hold on to your cocktails as Harold Zidler and his Diamond Dogs take you on a thrilling ride into the cinematic and musical mind of famed director Baz Lurhmann. This 360-degree theatrical concert experience showcases music from Luhrmann's Strictly Ballroom, Romeo + Juliet, Moulin Rouge and The Great Gatsby. The performance -- which is part of the celebrated series that has also brought the soundtracks of the Coen brothers, Quentin Tarantino and John Hughes to the stage -- features a rotating cast of special guests from stage, screen and music performing an epic soundtrack that includes "Lady Marmalade," "Kissing You," "Love Is in the Air," "Crazy in Love" and other beloved songs featured in Luhrmann's films. Step behind the red curtain to find out what awaits in one of L.A.'s most popular shows, newly reimagined and better than ever. Learn More
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Opera is a 1987 Italian "giallo" horror film written and directed by Dario Argento. It stars Cristina Marsillach, Urbano Barberini, and Ian Charleson in his final feature film role. Cinematography is done by Ronnie Taylor while Brian Eno and Claudio Simonetti composed the film's score. The film was originally released in the USA under the title Terror at the Opera. The film has gained an underground cult following and is considered by many to be the last of Argento's masterpiece horror films. Opera has received high praise from many critics and was included in the book 100 Greatest Horror Films You've Never Seen.
Betty, a young opera singer, gets her big chance when the previous star of a production of Verdi's Macbeth is run over by a car. Convinced the opera is bad luck she accepts, and becomes the target (in Argento's unmistakable style) of a psychopath - a man she has been dreaming of since childhood. The vicious assailant stalks Betty, capturing her by tying her up and taping pins to her eyelids - so she is forced to watch as he violently murders the people around her. Who is this sadistic killer and why is he targeting young Betty?
by Brian Eno and Roger Eno By Arrangement with Opal Ltd, London
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from opera "Macbeth" Composed by Giuseppe Verdi Performed by Maria Callas By Arrangement with Fonit Cetra
from "Norma" Composed by Vincenzo Bellini Performed by Maria Callas By Arrangement with Fonit Cetra
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from "Madama Butterfly" Composed by Giacomo Puccini Performed by Mirella Freni By Arrangement with PolyGram (as Poligram)
(excerpt) Composed by Giuseppe Verdi Performed by Elizabeth Norberg-Schulz (as Elisabetta Norberg Schulz) soprano, Paola Leolini Soprano, Andrea Piccinni (as Andrea Piccini) Tenor, Michele Pertusi Baritone, with "Arturo Toscanini" Symphonic Orchestra of Emilia and Romagna Recorded at the Elite Studio of Sermide (MN)


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We know what we're supposed to do when things get tough.
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""If we focus only on the miracle of water becoming wine, we miss what is perhaps the most important point of today's gospel."
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"I have lived with the shame and disgrace of what I did for 24 years, and basically condemned myself as a murderer unworthy of God's love."
- January 05, 2012 |
MEN: you can't go wrong employing these time-honored techniques in every argument you ever have with your wife. Right?
- January 04, 2012 |
"Couldn't God have timed this baby's birth to not take place during a major Roman census? This would have saved Mary and Joseph a lot of trouble. And Mary on a donkey in her last trimester? Really?"
- December 25, 2011 |
"Happy Birthday to the God who knows us all, because he's been us all."
- December 25, 2011 |
Ah, carolers. They used to be such a big part of Christmas.
- December 19, 2011 |
"Certainly, Elizabeth and Zechariah, and Mary and Joseph all had to look at their lives anew. Any expectations of what life would look like surely changed with a few words from God—with two baby boys who would forever change everything for all of us."
- December 18, 2011 |
A conversation between Joseph and the woman he loved
- December 16, 2011 |
A young woman writes with what I think is a deeper problem than the one she asks about.
- December 15, 2011 |
"And isn't that what God wants? For us to be successful? For our identity to be found in such success: family, security, a nice home and rewarding career? Surely God is blessing us for what we do to better our loved ones and ourselves."
- December 11, 2011 |
"His master had been in the water for hours, his great arms taking hold of each person who, with a mixture of fear and awe, was plummeted into the waters of the Jordan---only to emerge briefly before being pushed in again. It was a baptism of repentance. It was not meant to be peaceful. It was a public drowning."
- December 04, 2011 |
This past Sunday was the first Sunday of Advent. If you're not sure exactly what that means, here you go!
- November 28, 2011 |
"If Christ is coming soon, why care about the environment? If Christ is coming soon, why worry about the future of our children, grandchildren, or beyond? If Christ is coming soon, why care about anyone else who does not subscribe to my precise definition of Christianity, let alone show any compassion to people of other faiths?"
- November 27, 2011 |
"Please send us salt, dried meat, soap, lard---and could you throw in a few giant belt buckles? Can't have too many of those."
- November 24, 2011 |
Feeling at all stressed about getting together with family over the holidays? Then the Sermon on the Mount is speaking to you
- November 21, 2011 |
"This morning I would like to suggest to you that our gospel reading is one of the hardest texts for us to understand. Not just because of the subtleties of the conversation between Jesus and Pilate, or even because Jesus raises that universal issue of truth to which Pilate will right after our reading ask Jesus, 'What is truth?' No, this reading is hard because as 21st century Americans, we have no experience of someone being our king."
- November 20, 2011 |
"A salesman, driving on a lonely country road one dark and rainy night, had a flat. He opened his car trunk—no lug wrench. The light from a farmhouse could be seen dimly up the road. He set out on foot through the driving rain. Surely the farmer would have a lug wrench he could borrow, he thought."
- November 13, 2011 |
A woman writes in, heartbroken with the guilt she feels over her husband's suicide
- November 09, 2011 |
A great sermon from my friend Pastor Bob on how the Beatitudes catch us all up in the blessings of God.
- November 06, 2011 |
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