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The Winnipeg Jets: A Successful Season?
Shahab Khan | Sep 06, 2011 | Comments 1
The Winnipeg Jets: A Successful Season?
The initial hype of getting their team back in Winnipeg has waned but the excitement of the start of the season is building. The coaching staff and team is slowly being assembled and the organization itself continues to tie up all the loose ends that comes with a NHL team one month away from playing the first game of the season. Every NHL team goes into every season with one desire: to win the Stanley Cup. Most of them know that that goal will not be attained so they set benchmarks and guidelines in achieving a successful season. In Winnipeg and throughout the league one question is one the tip of most of the NHL's fans and pundits: What will make the Winnipeg Jets season a success?
Are the Winnipeg Jets an expansion team? No they aren't. They have an existing organization with existing players. IsWinnipega new city to the NHL? No it is not. So a fan base does not need to be created and not much effort needs to be put into the marketing of the team. It's easy inCanada: well sort of. It wasn't easy when the Jets left but that was due to not having the financial backing of one of the richest families in the world. Now that's solved. All this means that the Winnipeg Jets can not and will not have the same goals as an expansion team. Their fans will not let them.
Let's look at the question through the eyes of the business. The Jets will be playing their home games in the MTS Centre. The team and the arena are owned by both David Thomson, a member one of the richest families inCanadaif not the world, and Mark Chipman, True North chairman. Financially there is a lot of money backing the team. The MTS Centre seats only 15,015 which will make it the smallest arena in the league. The next smallest arena would be the Nassau Coliseum with a capacity of 16,234 and where the New York Islanders play. Simple math will lead anyone to understand that no matter what game day tickets cost, the Jets will never make the same revenue as most of the other teams that get sell outs. 15,000 season tickets were sold in seventeen minutes. So yes, I can guarantee every game will be a sell out but that will not even come close to the gate revenues of most of the other Canadian teams. Also, the MTS centre doesn't have corporate. Therefore, business wise, the team must look in a different direction to make money because yes a successful business needs to make money.
Much to the chagrin of die hard fans, the organization has decided to come out with new sweaters (see picture above). Everywhere in Canada you can still see the old Jets sweater and the organization was worried that some fans wouldn't buy the new sweaters if they resembled to old ones. This change and the fans appetite for anything Jets will bring in revenue and will help in bridging the gap of low ticket income. The organization was even inclined to change the team's name but went against that idea after listening to its' fans voices.
Adding to that revenue is the deal that True North and the Winnipeg Jets signed with Bell Media (TSN).
"True North Sports & Entertainment, in conjunction with Bell Media, are please to announce today they have entered into a 10-year agreement awarding the regional television broadcast right for the Winnipeg Jets to TSN, and the radio broadcast rights for the hockey club to Sports Radio 1290. As part of the agreement, TSN will broadcast more than 60 regional regular season and pre-season games each season to fans in Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Nunavut, the Northwest Territories and part of Northwestern Ontario on the new specialty channel "TSNJets" – a part-time television service dedicated to Jets games and launching September 20."
In support of the announcement, TSN will broadcast five Jets games across Canada in keeping with its' agreement with the NHL. Plus the NHL has its own deal with Hockey Night inCanadaand the CBC. Television, On the Radio, Television and Media mediums the Jets are set for ten years. A steady stream of revenue will be coming in and the owners will stay happy.
There is one last comment on the business side of things that needs to be mentioned. The Winnipeg Jets, the old Atlanta Thrashers, will continue to play in the southeast division in the eastern conference. This will mean long flights out east and down south and long stays in hotels. Obviously, there will be a hit to the pocketbook of the organization.
Thomson and True North understand that on the business end of things they won't make bucket full of money, but I am sure they won't lose buckets either. But let's be honest as hockey fans do we really care for the business side of any or our teams anyways?
A successful hockey team on the ice wins games, creates a buzz in the city they play in and visit, makes the playoffs and ultimately wins the Stanley Cup. In their pseudo first year of existence, all the Winnipeg Jets need to do to be successful is to make the playoffs.
The question is how will they make the playoffs? The Jets for the time being are in the eastern conference which in the minds of many is the weakest conference. They are in the southeast division which in the same minds is the weakest division. The Atlanta Thrashers finished thirteen points out of a playoff spot in their final season. The Jets have improved their front office, their coaching staff and their roster. Their roster is littered with youth and playing in a city dreaming of the NHL and success should be good for a couple of extra wins. Plus, I am sure the players on Carolina, Florida and Tampa Bay will not like, let alone playing, even travelling to Winnipeg in the dead of winter. You can add a couple of wins there. Adding all of that would make a run at the playoffs a reality.
The playoffs are all the franchise needs. Every single regular season game will have a playoff feel to it but imagine if it were the playoffs and the Montreal Canadiens were their first round opponent. Imagine if the Jets made the playoffs and the Toronto Maple Leafs, the Calgary Flames or the Edmonton Oilers didn't. The playoffs will bring not only added excitement but it will also bring in some added revenue. The playoffs might make Winnipeg a destination for players to join a rising franchise. T he playoffs might bring in the franchise player or that franchise face to the team. There is no Dale Hawerchuk or Teemu Selanne on this team. If only Selanne would sign with the Jets: but that's for another dream or discussion. Not that I am saying making the playoffs is a dream. It isn't because it is achievable. You only have to look at the 1995-96 season and see that it is possible. The Colorado Avalanche playing their first season after leavingQuebec Citynot only made the playoffs but they won the Stanley Cup. So there is reason to be optimistic. Now if only a team would trade their all star hall of fame goaltender to the Jets mid season, that would make it easier.
The Winnipeg Jets will only have a successful season if and only if they make the playoffs.
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Which footballer is splashing the cash to make sure his mistresses keep their seedy shenanigans secret? He's spending more on that than on his own wedding...
Which footballer is splashing the cash to make sure his mistresses keep their seedy shenanigans secret? He's spending more on that than on his own wedding...
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Tom Brady.
Don't know, but I sure wish it was him.
Scumbag cry-baby piece of shit loser. Yeah, you lost. Soon you'll loose the model bodily fluid dump too.
This is the Daily Mirror, so by football they mean soccer. :)
Beckham notoriously spent a SHITLOAD on their wedding. he goes out partying while she is away..she goes shopping alone the second she got off the plane. you'd think after being apart a few days she'd rush home with the kids to see Daddy. i'm starting to think their marriage has become a sham as well.
I second Beckham.
I'm kind of confused with the way this is written. Does it mean that he is already married, or is he going to get married? I took it as he wasn't married yet, so it wouldn't be Beckham.
Ashley Cole. Spending money left right and centre to keep the ladies quiet after his hoopla with Cheryl.
Wayne Rooney (Manchester United) and Joe Cole (Chelsea) are both getting married this summer so it could possibly be them (They are both pretty famous in the UK and Rooney has had indiscretions with prostitutes in the past).
As for Beckham, he definitely hooks up with other women. Friend of a friend here in NYC during the summer after a night out at the club, Opera after the Galaxy/Red Bulls game.
I thought Rooney too because of his wedding this summer, but then he's always been about the random hookups (i.e. hookers)... never heard of him having a significant other besides his fiancee. Joe Cole might fit.
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Char is nearest as "spending" is future tense so this wedding hasn't happened yet. The only major soccer/football wedding is for Wayne Rooney in the UK this year.
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I am sure that once you finished the roof top deck repairs, it was a pleasure to throw some pontoon furniture up there and enjoy the space and scenery :)
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The fall festival of Tabernacles is also known as the Festival of Booths. It is the happiest period of the year. In Israel many made a pilgrimage to keep the feast in Jerusalem. While they walked Psalms 120 to 134 were often sung.
Jesus will set up God's Kingdom at his second coming.
"Now it shall come to pass in the latter days that the mountain of the Lord's house shall be established on the top of the mountains . . . Many people shall come and say, 'Come, and let us go up to the mountain of the Lord, to the house of the God of Jacob. He will teach us His ways, and we shall walk in His paths.' For out of Zion shall go forth the law . . . " (Isaiah 2:2-3)
After the return of Jesus Christ to earth people will keep God's annual Feast days, especially the Feast of Tabernacles.
"And it shall come to pass that everyone who is left of all the nations which came against Jerusalem shall go up from year to year to worship the King, the Lord of hosts, and to keep the Feast of Tabernacles." (Zechariah 14:16)
The Feast of Tabernacles is one of three festival times during the year.
14 Celebrate three festivals a year to honor me . . . Celebrate the Festival of Shelters (Feast of Tabernacles) in the autumn, when you gather the fruit from your vineyards and orchards. (Exodus 23:14, 16)
The Feast is designed so that the whole family may rejoice together.
'You shall observe the Feast of Tabernacles seven days, when you have gathered from your threshing floor and from your winepress. And you shall rejoice in your feast, you and your son and your daughter, your male servant and your female servant and the Levite, the stranger and the fatherless and the widow' (Deuteronomy 16:13-14)
Special Sacrifices were offered on each day of the Feast.
Special Psalms were sung during the Feast. These were Psalms 120 to 134, known as the fifteen "songs of degrees," or "songs of ascent." They were sung by pilgrims on the way up to Jerusalem to keep the Feast. Psalms 113 to 118, known as the Hallel (Praise God) Psalms, were also sung.
Jesus kept the Feast of Tabernacles while he was on the earth.
"After these things Jesus walked in Galilee; for He did not want to walk in Judea, because the Jews sought to kill Him. Now the Jews' Feast of Tabernacles was at hand . . . Now about the middle of the feast Jesus went up into the temple and taught." (John 7:1-2, 14)
Paul kept the Feast of Tabernacles.
"And he came to Ephesus, and left them there; but he himself entered the synagogue and reasoned with the Jews. When they asked him to stay a longer time with them, he did not consent, but took leave of them, saying, 'I must by all means keep this coming feast in Jerusalem; but I will return again to you, God willing.' And he sailed from Ephesus. " (Acts 18:19-21).
The Feast will be kept in the future.
"Likewise the people of the land shall worship at the entrance to this gateway before the Lord on the Sabbaths and the New Moons . . . But when the people of the land come before the Lord on the appointed feast days . . ." (Ezekiel 46:3, 9)
According to Alfred Edersheim's book on The Temple, the Feast of Tabernacles is the most joyful of all God's feasts. The harvest in the fall was a reminder of Israel's dwelling in booths after the Exodus and the final harvest when its mission is complete and all people come to God.
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The Last Great Day of the feast is also known as the eighth day. It is an independent festival from Tabernacles.
The Festival of Shelters begins on the fifteenth day of the seventh month and continues for seven days. 35 On the first of these days come together for worship and do none of your daily work. 36 Each day for seven days you shall present a food offering. On the eighth day come together again for worship and present a food offering. It is a day for worship, and you shall do no work. (Leviticus 23:33-36)
Jesus kept the Last Great Day.
37. Now in the last day, the great day of the feast, Jesus stood and called out, saying, "If anyone thirsts, let him come to Me and drink." (John 7)
The Last Great Day represents the time when God will make salvation available to all those who never had a previous chance to choose it.
4. And I saw thrones . . . judgment was given to them; and I saw the souls of those who had been beheaded for the testimony of Jesus, and for the Word of God . . . and they lived and reigned with Christ a thousand years. 5. (But the rest of the dead did not live again until the thousand years were completed.) (Revelation 20:4-5)


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That's because the F1 is the King Kong of supercars. For more than a decade, no other production car could match its outright speed and ghastly acceleration. Its official 240-mph Guinness-verified top speed wasn't broken until seven years after production had ended, and the car that did it (the Swedish Koenigsegg CCR) did so by but a few tenths.
The engine-compartment lid was lined with 24-karat gold to reflect heat off the titanium hardware and the 627-horsepower V12, still the most powerful naturally-aspirated 12-cylinder engine for its 6.1 liters.
The body was a world-first experiment of a carbon fiber monocoque, a one-piece, incredibly strong and lightweight design that before had been seen only on Formula One race cars. The driver sat in the middle, flanked by two passengers sunk deep into the firewall, inches away from the V12's killer intake (I should know, as I got a ride a few years ago. It changed my entire life.)
Around 100 road and race models were built in Woking, England, between 1993 and 1998, so mileage is hardly a factor. During the even rarer moments when an F1 is sold, they sell for more than $4 million. Undoubtedly, this yellow F1, reportedly having fewer than 200 service and factory test miles on it, will go for that much, if not more.
What's not apparent is this car's wear and tear from sitting around, although reports claim that the engine has been started. At least a few times.
Atkinson has said he wants to clock 100,000 miles in his F1. That's exactly the kind of enthusiast who should buy this one.
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Guide to NCAA Bracket Expert Picks (aka What Not to Do)
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One of the best things about March Madness is comparing your picks with the foolish peons in your pool. But it's even more fun to compare yourself with the supposed "experts." You know, the people who are paid to do this for a living that you beat every year. Well, we've got you covered on the 'expert picks' and here's a full rundown on their brackets.
We're a little disappointed, but not surprised, that most of the ESPN crew of "experts" are unwilling to release their picks until after tip-off. Have no fear, their picks will still be entered here so you can mock them until your throat is sore.
First, we'd like to point out Mike Gundy's dear friend, Jenni Carlson [bracket], picked Duke in the Finals. That's Garbage!!
The Guys We Love to Pick On
- Gregg Doyel (CBSSports.com), who is usually eliminated by 3pm on this opening day, has picked Wisconsin to the Final Four and Baylor to the Elite Eight. Yes, you read that right - Baylor. I wouldn't be surprised if he thought it was Butler. [bracket]
- Bill Simmons (ESPN) leaves us a lot of fodder. First there's St. Mary's over Texas (a matchup the Longhorns won by 19 earlier this year), then there's Clemson over Kansas, Davidson over Georgetown and USC going all the way to the Finals. I bet you're stunned he went with the other SoCal team to win it all. [bracket] I'd say with confidence the Sports Gal would take him, but she has Villanova in the Elite Eight. [bracket]
- Tony Kornheiser (ESPN/Wash Post) went with a great deal of chalk. His biggest first round upset is Kentucky over Marquette, and it appears he's been listening to Bobby Knight, as he has the Panthers beating Memphis. UCLA over Kansas for TK. [bracket]
- Joe Lunardi (ESPN) who I should admit, accurately picked all 65 teams in the dance, got happy with the 10-seeds. Bracketologist/Pimp picked South Alabama to beat Tennessee and Arizona to beat Duke. UCLA over Kansas for him as well. [bracket]
- Jon Wilner (San Jose Mercury News), our dearest friend from college football rankings, picked South Carolina to win it all! OK, no he didn't, but he would if it were an option. Jon has UCLA over North Carolina like 80% of other experts. [bracket]
Boldest First Round Picks
- Dan Shanoff (Sporting News), after successfully hedging all his picks in the WSJ column, went with Winthrop AND George Mason to meet in the Second Round. A matchup I will wholeheartedly root for, but it's not going to happen. Shanoff also has West Virginia beating Duke pleasing the entire non-sucking blogosphere. [bracket]
- Kelli Anderson (Sports Illustrated) picked 13 Siena over 4 Vanderbilt. [bracket] Although Mike Greenberg (ESPN) also did this, and he has all four 1 seeds in the Final Four. Way to be gutsy, Greeny. [bracket]
- Mike Freeman (CBSSports.com) picked 13 San Diego over 4 Connecticut. This bolds well for the Huskies as few things Mike predicts come to fruition. [bracket]
- Dan Patrick (Sports Illustrated) still has Georgia on his mind. He's buying Dawgs will keep the run alive against his hometown team, Xavier. [bracket]
- Grant Wahl (Sports Illustrated) is also about the Siena Saints bandwagon. I'm not going to call this crazy because Tay Fisher can stroke it. What I am going to call crazy is Oral Roberts into the Sweet 16. [bracket]
Boldest Late Round Picks
- Dennis Dodd (CBSSports.com) got a little crazy with his South Bracket and has Stanford beating Michigan State in the regional final. Then he went and picked the Cardinal to beat UCLA, but fortunately lose to North Carolina in the Final. [bracket]
- Mike Golic (ESPN Radio) has Butler into the Elite Eight. What's not so surprising, it that he has Double Cheeseburger into the Final Four. [bracket]
- Jeff Goodman (FoxSports) may end up being my new best friend, but I'm not so sure the Spartans are reach the Final Four. Yes, he has Michigan State returning for the 5th time in 10 years. [bracket]
- John Halpin (FoxSports) for whatever reason went with Clemson (over Kansas) and Purdue into the Elite Eight. If both of those happen, I'll go back and pay tuition at both schools. [bracket]
- Dan Wetzel (Yahoo!Sports) should be commended for his lack of chalk. He may also finish last. Dan abidded by the Bill Self rules and has a Clemson vs USC Midwest final. Wetzel also has Marquette into the Elite Eight. [bracket]
- See: ESPN picks to be entered when they become available.
All Aboard the USC Bandwagon (which means they'll lose)
- Seth Davis (Sports Illustrated) [bracket]
- Stewart Mandel (Sports Illustrated) has the Trojans marching to the Final Four. Must be some USC Kool-Aid floating about the SI offices. UCLA over North Carolina [bracket]
We'll be tracking upwards of 65+ experts and their bracket standings throughout the next three weeks.


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LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WHAS11) -- UofL has released a statement involving star quarterback, Teddy Bridgewater:
"We are aware of many of the items for sale online that have been autographed by several of our student-athletes with remaining eligibility. As we are required to do by NCAA rules, we regularly review these items and send correspondence to the seller(s) requesting they remove the item for sale.
We have and continue to educate our student-athletes that it is not permissible to accept any type of compensation for their autograph or the sale of memorabilia. We have spoken with Teddy Bridgewater and we are comfortable that no violation has occurred."
The issue is not that an autograph was received, it's whether the players in question received money for those autographs.
It's an issue that's already led to trouble for reigning Heisman Winner Johnny Manziel at Texas A&M.
It was pointed out that an autograph broker had for sale on the Internet signed memorabilia from the likes of Johnny Manziel, Jadaveon Clowney, Braxton Miller and Teddy Bridgewater.
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8:33 AM Kim: haha, busy man! can turn your hand to anything! I'm just working on a 'moving from the city that always sleeps to the city that never sleeps' line so bear with me while i perfect it!
8:33 AM Hy: i'm on hold.
8:36 AM Kim: hey Hy, I guess it's a bit like moving from the city that ALWAYS sleeps, to the city that NEVER sleeps
8:36 AM Kim: ace
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[Volunteer-coordinator-talk. You wouldn't understand.]
…but, see you again soon.
Thank you everyone for a year full of
So Much Happiness
(by Naomi Shihab Nye- thanks LH!)
It is difficult to know what to do with so much happiness.
With sadness there is something to rub against,
A wound to tend with lotion and cloth.
When the world falls in around you, you have pieces to pick up,
Something to hold in your hands, like ticket stubs or change.
But happiness floats.
It doesn't need you to hold it down.
It doesn't need anything.
Happiness lands on the roof of the next house, singing,
And disappears when it wants to.
You are happy either way.
Even the fact that you once lived in a peaceful tree house
And now live over a quarry of noise and dust
Cannot make you unhappy.
Everything has a life of its own,
It too could wake up filled with possibilities
Of coffee cake and ripe peaches,
And love even the floor which needs to be swept,
The soiled linens and scratched records….
Since there is no place large enough
To contain so much happiness,
You shrug, you raise your hands, and it flows out of you
Into everything you touch. You are not responsible.
You take no credit, as the night sky takes no credit
For the moon, but continues to hold it, and to share it,
And in that way, be known.
[These messages were sent while you were offline. ]
6:24 PM anna: whoah invisibililty!
6:24 PM anna: tricky.
6:25 PM anna: oh, your really gone.
[Can't wait to see my cousins.]
:::deep breath:::
Wow. It was only a couple days ago that I found myself in some of the deepest, muddiest, greenest, most raw slums of the Mekong Delta… and this weekend, I'll be traipsing on the cement sidewalks of Los Angeles and New York City. Just reading that sentence gives me jet lag.
…Not that I mind jet lag. Usually when I come home from a faraway land, those days of catching up on sleep are full of fun, nostalgic dreams… and my disoriented internal body clock makes the transition between worlds feel even more surreal. It's almost as if that slowly diminishing link to my old body's internal clock is the last physical/mental connection I'll have with Vietnam for a while… a beautiful memory residue.
For those of you who didn't know, I'm leaving Vietnam and moving back to New York next week for an indefinite amount of time. For several months, I've contemplated every little intricacy of this life decision until I simply ran out of questions to ask myself. Of course, there were some exciting opportunities here waiting for me in this beautiful country- opportunities that could have really helped further expand my professional skill set and give me invaluable experience in my field and interests.
But, like always, timing is the trump card in this game of life, and it's clear that I need to change environments for a bit of time. I want to nurture my old relationships before they all slip away. I want to be an active part of my family again. I want a break from the working world of Vietnam, so I can rebuild my mental well-being. I want to feel like I'm in my 20's, not in my 50's. I want to feel creative again, be surrounded by good music, art, & fashion, fall in love with environments and people, and laugh with more and more human beings.
The overarching theme: I've learned that I need to take care of myself and my needs a bit more, before I sacrifice and compromise for so many others. That way, once I do [inevitably] come back to this work, I'll have a stronger foundation, a healthier balance, and more developed skills that'll allow me to contribute so much more than I could now. [Individual capacity building! Whuh whuh.]
I'm extremely excited for this mysterious new chapter to begin. Leaving doesn't feel as difficult or as dramatic as previous times. Perhaps it's because I've left my comfort zone too many times now, and Vietnam gradually became an additional comfort zone. What does this mean? It means that I know I'll be back very soon for a visit, probably summer of 2012. My work with Vietnam will never be done. My relationships in Vietnam will only get stronger.
I'm still a bit intimidated of that unavoidable disconnect that I'll have with friends and family again, even though I already have "experience" with it from my first year back. I just need to remember to constantly remind myself of how I overcame that disconnect and reverse culture shock last time. Thus, I will try my hardest not to regurgitate Vietnam references within every conversation. I will accept that most people won't want to hear my old stories, but will be more focused on creating new memories with me (which is nice.) I will stop comparing prices and accept that my New York life will be about 20x more expensive than my Hue life. And I will try extra hard to find ways to connect my two worlds, personally and professionally. Man, what a worthy challenge.
Thanks to tumblr, I now have a pretty picture book to always celebrate this incredible, unforgettable year in Hue- a year of good food, beautiful cafes, travels, new companionship, professional experience, oh- and fatherhood.
What new experiences will come with this year, Ghost of Experiences Yet To Come? Whatever they are and whenever they come, I'll be ready to photograph and celebrate every g'damn, gorgeous moment.


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I followed the directions exactly, but every time I attempted to cut or twist them they fell apart all over the place or the puff pastry broke. Absolute waste of money buying ingredients when I got nothing I could even attempt to bake.
Cheddar-Herb Twists
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- Calories: 45
- Fat: 3g
- Saturated fat: 1g
- Protein: 2g
- Carbohydrate: 3g
- Fiber: 0.0g
- Cholesterol: 4mg
- Sodium: 79mg
- 2 cups finely shredded sharp Cheddar
- 1 teaspoon dried or 1 Tbsp. finely chopped fresh thyme
- 1 teaspoon dried or 1 Tbsp. finely chopped fresh sage
- 1/2 teaspoon dried or 1 1/2 tsp. finely chopped fresh oregano
- 1/4 teaspoon cayenne
- Salt
- 1 17.3-oz. box frozen puff pastry (2 sheets), thawed
- 1. Line 2 large baking sheets with parchment. In a bowl, combine cheese, herbs and cayenne. Season with salt.
- 2. On a lightly floured surface, roll out a sheet of pastry to a 16-by-9 1/2-inch rectangle. With the short side facing you, spread half of cheese mixture over bottom half of pastry sheet. Fold top half of pastry toward you over bottom half, enclosing cheese mixture (into 8-by-9 1/2-inch rectangle). Press pastry down to help dough layers adhere and force out air pockets. Roll pastry into a 8-by-16-inch rectangle. Transfer to baking sheet; chill for 20 minutes. Repeat with remaining pastry sheet and cheese mixture. Refrigerate for 20 minutes. Preheat oven to 425ºF.
- 3. Remove 1 pastry sheet from refrigerator and place on a lightly floured cutting board. Place a fresh sheet of parchment on the baking sheet. With a sharp knife, trim uneven edges from pastry, then cut pastry into 32 1/2-by-8-inch strips. Holding 1 end in each hand, twist each strip 3 or 4 times and place 1 inch apart on lined baking sheet, pressing ends down. (You'll fit 10 to 12 twists on each sheet.)
- 4. Bake twists for 12 to 14 minutes, until golden brown. Transfer twists to wire racks to cool. Repeat with remaining pastry. Serve at room temperature.
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Prescription Opioid Overdoses Rose Seven-Fold in New York City in 16 Years
Prescription opioid overdoses rose seven-fold in New York City from 1990 to 2006, according to researchers at Columbia University. They found the increase in drug overdoses was due to painkillers. Methadone overdoses remained stable, and heroin overdoses decreased during the same period.
A program that teaches people to recognize and respond to overdoses of opioids can significantly decrease the number of overdose deaths, researchers at Boston Medical Center have found.
While many programs aimed at prescription drug abuse focus on how to stop diversion of medications, an often overlooked but critical issue is preventing and treating opioid overdoses, according to a Brown University researcher.
Prescription Drug Overdoses Overlooked Cause of Some Texas Veteran Deaths
For more than one-third of Texas' Iraq and Afghanistan veterans who died after leaving the military, the cause was a drug overdose, a deadly combination of drugs, or suicide, according to an investigation by the Austin American-Statesman.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has described the country's sharp rise in overdoses over the last decade from prescription painkillers, or opioids, as an epidemic. But it can be easy to lose sight of what "epidemic" truly means.
A new study finds elevated rates of suicides and overdose deaths in the month after people have been released from the hospital for substance abuse treatment. Researchers found death rates were substantially higher for those who had been out of the hospital for less than one month, compared with those who had been out for at least one year.
Naloxone, the drug carried by ambulances to reverse overdoses, is also available in some states to be administered by trained members of the general public who might be present when an overdose occurs. Many lives have been saved by bystanders, and increasingly, notice is being taken of community-based naloxone distribution, says Dr. Sharon Stancliff of the Harm Reduction Coalition.
Advocates around the nation are pushing for state laws that give people limited immunity on drug possession charges if they seek medical help for someone suffering from an overdose, the San Francisco Chronicle reports.
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Why Don't We Do It In the Road?3 Reviews
Ringo sees something he shouldn't have seen. Meanwhile, John and Paul keep on arriving to work late. (Warning! J/P)
"It's nothing, George. It's just that I saw a young couple shagging on the side of the road on me way to work."
"Really?" the younger man asked putting down his guitar.
"Oh yeah. It was quite a distraction if you'd ask me. Couldn't get the image out of me head. No clothes or nothing. It was as if they didn't have a care about privacy or anything. And, they were really going at it, too. I had to stop at a nearby café to clear me head before I came here."
"Sounds grotty."
"It was," Ringo responded lighting a ciggie. "But, it's whatever. I don't care what people are doing these days. If they wanna fuck in the middle of the road, that's their business, not mine. I don't tell others where to do it, and I don't ask them where they do it, either."
"Me, too."
"I just worry they'd get caught or somethin'. If you'd ask me, I'd be embarrassed to get caught doing an explicit thing on the side of the road like that. I mean, what if there's a copper strollin' about?"
"I agree. If that were me, I'd make sure I'm nowhere to be seen or heard from by anyone. It's too dangerous what with people driving about places anyway. What if you get hit by a car? It's just too much of a risk really is what it is."
"You bet it is. I just wish I could forget the whole damn thing."
"Well, don't let it get to ye, Rings. It's not good for the mind, y'know."
"I guess you're right, Georgie," the older man sighed picking up his drum sticks. "So John and Paul make it to the studio yet?"
"No. John called an hour and a half ago saying he'd be late. Something about Julian missing a toy or whatever. Haven't heard from Paul yet, but he hasn't shown up any earlier than noon for the past few days anyway. So I take it he'll be here later," he answered picking up his guitar.
"Alright. In the meantime, got anything you wanna rehearse before they get 'ere?"
"Not exactly. John wants me to finish me guitar solo from yesterday, and Paul thought of a song he wants me to play lead guitar in. I'm just waiting for him to get here."
"Alright. Just thought I'd ask."
George resumed his tuning as Ringo smoked before tossing away his ciggie.
"The funny thing is that the bird looked completely flat."
"What do you mean? The bloke was squishing 'er to death?"
"No, no, no! I mean, she didn't 'ave any knockers."
"Oh. Well, not ev'ry bird has a decent pair y'know."
"I know that, but she just looked like she didn't 'ave any period. From what I could see, she had long hair and was on bottom, but had no breasts. It almost makes me wonder if the bird was really a--"
"Top of the mornings to ya lads!" John shouted from the doorway.
"'Ello John," replied George.
"Mornin' John," Ringo said not looking up from his foot pedals. John approached the drummer and slipped his granny glasses to the tip of his nose.
"Hmm, somethin' doesn't look quite right 'ere," he said pushing his glasses back to the bridge of his nose. "What's the problem, Ritchie?"
"He just saw a bird and her fellow having a go at it on his way to work," George blurted out.
"No way! Was it intense? Who was on top? Did you see how far they went? Was the bird sexy?" John joked punching Ringo's shoulder.
"Hey, sod off, John," Ringo said pushing the rhythm guitarist away. "It was hard enough for me to get it out of me 'ead, and now you're asking me for details? Geez! What do I look like, a bloody snoop to ye?"
"Well, sorry for asking, son. I just wanted to know what ye saw, that's all."
"I already told George about it, and I don't want to say anything more about what I saw."
"Alright. 'Ave it your way, yeah?" John walked to his guitar case and opened it. He grabbed it out and started tuning it. "Were they that good?" he asked not looking up.
"John! I bloody told ye I'm not saying a word!" Ringo whined.
"Aw, c'mon Ringo! At least tell me what they looked like."
Ringo thought for a moment and finally gave into John's questioning.
"Alright. The bloke on top had shaggy, dark hair, an' the bird was kind of hard to distinguish 'cause she was hiding in the grass. But the features I could make out were her long brown hair and lack of jugs."
"Wait, you mean the bird didn't 'ave any knockers to speak of?"
"Yeah. I mean don't get me wrong, she probably did. I just couldn't see them that well."
"Alright fellas. Enough with the chit-chat," George Martin interrupted walking into the room. "Paul is going to be a tad late today, so we'll have to carry on without him until he gets here. Got it?" he said.
"Got it," the three answered together.
"Good. Now, let's start with John's song from yesterday. George, I'll need you to finish that guitar solo for the final overdub."
"Alright," the lead guitarist said rising out of his chair. "Oh an' John. Did you find whatever it was Julian lost?"
"Lost what?" John asked casually strumming his freshly tuned acoustic guitar.
"Y'know, the toy he lost before you got here?"
"What toy?...Oh! Yes I did. It was under me bed the whole time," he laughed. "Yeah, I don't know how any of that crap gets under there anyway. Haha! Well, shall we get back to work then, lads?" He kept his eyes down while George and Ringo exchanged looks before returning to work.
A few hours passed and still no sign of Paul. George recorded a few overdubs for John's song while John gave pointers for Ringo's drumming in his next song.
"So, you'd like me to do sort of a tap, tap, tap on the high hat?" Ringo asked John.
"Hmm, actually, I was thinking more of a loud boom, boom, boom on the bass. Y'know, like, the sound you can hear from upstairs in yer parents room when they're fooling around? Or in this case, the sound ye heard from the side of the road."
"Aw for fuck's sake, John!" Ringo cried. "Why'd ye 'ave to bring it up again?" John laughed much to his amusement.
"I can't believe you're still upset about it! Was it really that painful looking er somethin'?"
"No, but it's still someone doing it in a public place. I mean, what the bloody 'ell? Doesn't anyone 'ave dignity anymore?"
"Geez Rich. Sounds like you're jealous you couldn't think of a more clever place to do it," John winked at him mischievously. "'Course, you'd have to have the balls to do it in such an exotic place, too."
On the other side, Paul walked in carrying a sheet of music. Ringo and John continued to bicker.
"Oh, piss off ye wanker. Only you would want to stick yer nose into stuff like that. Why are you so interested in me story anyways? Even George didn't ask nearly as many questions, and he's always concerned about me feelings towards this sort of shit."
"I never said I was interested. An', I didn't ask that many questions. Why are ye getting so damn defensive?"
"Sorry 'm late, fellas," Paul interrupted trying to break up their little argument before it grew worse. "How's the recording going?"
"Oh hey Macca. Did ye hear? Ringo saw a couple fucking right in the middle of the road this morning," John shouted.
"Oh, is that so, Rich?"
"Yeah, but he's too embarrassed to give away any juicy details," John answered for him. "Even little ol' George didn't get as big of a piece as I did."
"Oh, stop being so nosy, John," George called from his seat. "It's just a screw, that's all."
"To me, it sounded like a good one, getting down and dirty in the road like that," John snickered walking towards Paul.
"Only you would be interested in a story like that," Paul laughed taking off his jacket. "By the way, is that lipstick on your mouth I see?" he asked smudging cherry red lipstick with his thumb against the corner of John's lip. "Did Cynthia spill her makeup on the sink for little Johnny to play with again?"
"Fuck off, Macca," John said punching Paul's arm. "I'd like to see you dress in drag to work one day."
"Someone's being a horny little booger today, 'ey?"
"You bet yer lucky stars I am. Whadaya say? Fancy a little fucking spree in the road?" he asked putting his arm around the bassist's shoulders and tugging him.
"With you, Lennon, I don't know what kind of trouble we'd get ourselves into," Paul winked at him and removed his arm. "Okay ev'ryone. I have here in my hands our next number one hit."
"Well, it's about bloody time, Macca. We've been waiting for ye all day to show up with that damn song," John said as he returned to his guitar.
Paul followed him to the chair next to him and pulled out his own acoustic guitar. As he began to tune it, John leaned in closer to him and whispered so the rest couldn't hear, "Next time, I get to be the man, and you're the bird."
"Well, next time, how about we save the fucking spree for after work, yeah?" Paul grinned keeping his eyes fixed on his guitar.
"Fare enough," John said backing away. "Now, what's the 'next number one hit' called, Paulie?"
"Well, why don't you read it yourself?" Paul said handing over the music sheet. John skimmed through it and playfully slapped him with it.
"Hey!" Paul winced almost dropping his guitar.
"You sod! You think you're so clever with yer song titles an' all that shite," John teased pointing to the title.
"You asked," Paul winked again. John tossed the paper to the ground and grabbed his guitar.
"Well, tell us how it goes, then?" Paul strummed a few chords and began.
(A/N Can anyone guess what song dear Paulie wrote on his way to work? ;D Hehehe! Btw this is my first published piece of slash, so go easy on me, yeah? If you liked it, I'll be more than happy to write MORE MORE MORE!)