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What Can I Do with Chipotle Peppers?
Ingredient Questions
Q: Today I made a marinade for flank steak with chipotle peppers in it. Now I have half a can of chipotle peppers left over and no idea what to do with them. Any ideas?
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Chop them up in some ground beef or turkey and have yourself a taco night. Or make a Mexican Pizza type thing where the chipotles are part of the sauce or topping.
this is a favorite that I make frequently
the marinade calls for the chipotle
For the easiest idea, throw 'em into a pot of beans. Eat the beans.
Mix the adobo sauce with sour cream and enjoy in anything from fish tacos to squash soup. Throw a chile in a crockpot full of beans, bbq chicken (to be shredded), or tomato, chick peas, and quinoa.
Southwestern Pizza: http://www.thekitchn.com/weeknight-recipe-southwestern-147062
I chop up the remaining pepppers with their sauce and freeze 1 T. portions in ice cube trays (when frozen, I put the cubes into a freezer ziplock bag). Most recipes only call for about 1 pepper chopped (which is about 1 cube) or 1 T. of the pepper and sauce, so it makes it easy to use.
Freeze them individually for the next time you need one or two. Store in small freezer bag.
puree the whole can (with adobe sauce) and you can add in bits of spice to anything. beans, mayo, salad dressings, stews, guac, salsa, etc. you can freeze in an ice tray and store in the bag if you don't think you can use it all up fast enough, too.
I don't bother freezing them. They keep practically forever in the fridge in an airtight container. I've had mine for the better part of a year.
Lillies is right I stickem in an old glass jar and use them as I need them. It usually takes at least a few months for me to go through the whole jar.
Mix them into mashed sweet potatoes, or better yet, make these sweet potato burritos: http://definitelynotmartha.blogspot.com/2007/01/spice-of-lifehot-hot-hot.html
I substitute vegetarian refried beans, and they are so good.
This recipe has been popular at a few holiday meals of mine:
Make some Chipotle Mayo and these yummy wraps!
... OR, try this amazing dip!
They really can go in anything. Chili is one of my favorite applications, beans, salsa, spreads, ground beef for kicked up burgers, seriously, what CAN'T you do with those bad boys. :)
Chipotle popcorn. Had it at a party last weekend and it was crazy addictive:
(yup, a recipe contained in a business section article!)
I agree, they will keep for months in the refrigerator (cover with addition olive oil if they are not submerged in sauce to keep air out.) I use them for chipotle mayonnaise--BBQ season is coming right up! Good on sandwiches and burgers. Also on corn.You can just stir it into mayo, or make your own http://www.sallypasleyvargas.com/2011/07/grilled-portobello-mushroom-burgers-and.html
I make this chipotle sauce that is so good on tacos, salads, etc.
I like to chop them up to make a paste and spread on my veggie burgers (usually black bean burgers) instead of ketchup. This goes especially well with cheese, avocado, lettuce, caramelized onions, and tomato.
I love to make Havana Black Beans: http://foodisyummy42.blogspot.com/2007/07/havana-black-beans-and-cilantro-lime.html (I like things spicy, so I double the amount of chipotle. 2-3 whole ones and a heavy scoop of sauce does the trick... I like a thicker sauce, too, so I omit the water).
I also like to use my leftover chilis to make homemade BBQ sauce.
we put them in the blender with a bunch of cilantro and lime juice and make a PERFECT sauce for tacos! put it in a $0.99 (or less) restaurant supply store squeeze bottle and you're good to go!
In Mexico we make a very very easy dip for eating shrimps. Chop the chipotles an then mix them with a mayonnaise.
Spread them out in a freezer bag, and freeze them for the next time you need one or two... like making Guacamole (one pepper plus some sauce, lime, salt and cilantro, per avocado)
Use them to make chipotle mayo! Or, freeze them for later. I love keeping chipotles on hand in the freezer.
Oh my goodness. Great question. My favorite chipotle pepper application is a pasta recipe that came from an awesome family owned restaurant in south Texas. Try it out!
Penne Pasta in Chipotle Cream Sauce
about 1/2 pound cooked penne pasta
2 tablespoons butter
1 small shallot, minced
8oz mushrooms sliced
2 to 3 canned chipotle peppers in adobo sauce, seeded and minced
1/2 pint heavy cream
1/4 cup milk, mixed with 1 to 2 teaspoons of the chipotle adobo sauce
1 Handfull of cilantro finely chopped
1/4 to 1/2 teaspoon salt
In a small saucepan, melt butter over medium heat. Add shallot and mushrooms cook slowly until tender. Add about half the minced chipotles and the cream, heating slowly. Mix in the milk with adobo sauce a tablespoon at a time and add more of the chipotles, tasting for spiciness as you go. Simmer sauce to thicken stirring often. Add salt to taste. Toss with pasta, sprinkle with a bit of cilantro and enjoy!
I'll add another vote for Lillies: puree them in the blender, put the puree in a container in the fridge and it'll last for as long as you need it to. Add it to anything you might want a bit of heat and smoke in - barbecue sauce, chipotle mayo, marinades, chili....add a teaspoon at a time.
I have never had a container of chipotle puree spoil.
Try Chipotle Bleu Cheese Dressing: http://www.alaskafromscratch.com/2012/05/07/chipotle-bleu-cheese-dressing/
Chipotle Baked Onion Rings:
Enjoy! :)
1. Mix with mayo.
2. Put mayo on anything and everything.
Please please please, don't mix with cilantro. Chipotle and cilantro are strong and very different flavors by themselves. Authentic mexican food don't mix them.
A dish that my family enjoys with chipotle is: Fetuccini with chipotle cream cheese.
Just heat in a buttered skillet: some sour cream, add the cream cheese in squares and 1 or two chipotle peppers, then put them in the blender until homogenized and serve over cooked fetuccini pasta. It works also in the oven.
Good luck
Add the sauce to a tub of plain hummus!
1. Mix it in a blender and put some mayo. This with chips is amazing. This is very common in the beach with fish
2. Caldo tlalpeño
1 onion
Chicken soup
2 carrots
2 pumpkins (the green little ones)
1 can of chickpea
2 chipotle
1 corn
U have to make a soup with all of this, but put the chipotle at the end, just for a spicy. U can add chess, avocado and custard
This barbacoa Beef recipe was FANTASTIC and easy!
A one-off use that I like a lot is to chop up one or two w/ some adobo and combine w/ sour cream and lime for a quesadilla, vegetable, chip, et al dipping sauce.
I don't know if you'll make it down this far. But just in case, I'll tell you the brilliant plan I've come up with for those pesky leftover peppers:
I chop up the whole can, spoon peppers and adobo sauce into ice cube trays, and freeze them overnight. Next day, pop them out and put them in a ziploc bag. Then they're ready for you on YOUR schedule.
This one is quick and easy:
This one is amazing! I like to replace the squash with sweet potato sometimes:
Or, my favorite, chop them up and mix them with either Mayo or greek yogurt (depending on your taste), a squirt of lemon juice and usw it as a dipping sauce for sweet potato fries! Sweet potato + Chipolte = Awesomeness.
Once you start using them they will become addictive. Shoosh them in your food processor and then add them to mayo on a burger, add it into your coleslaw dressing, put it in sour cream on your baked potato, it makes awesome enchilada sauce, put it in soups, stews, meatloaf ... oh yeah.
Hilarious! I just used these last night and thought about submitting this exact question today when I realized I didn't know what to do with the remaining chilies. Thanks, Kitchn!!!!! Right on time!
I always freeze my extra chilies in a plastic baggy for later use. Here are my favorite recipes for using them up:
Slow-Cooked Chipotle Beef with Cheesy Polenta http://www.wittyinthecity.com/2012/02/slow-cooked-chipotle-beef-with-cheesy-polenta/
Spicy Chipotle Chicken and Rice in a Single Pot http://www.wittyinthecity.com/2012/02/spicy-chipotle-chicken-and-rice-in-a-single-pot/
Chop one or two and mix into a softened stick of butter to put on grilled corn on the cob! My favorite!
agree with everyone. I first used pureed chipotle in a recipe for Migas, which I liken to scrambled eggs with tortilla strips, chipotle, cilantro. Fantastic, easy and delicious. Change up breakfast.
Love this recipe! The peppers make it extra good. http://www.seriouseats.com/recipes/2008/02/dinner-tonight-braised-greens-tacos.html
Heidi Swanson, of 101 Cookbooks, has a recipe in her first book for a corn chowder with chipotle peppers. It is so good, creamy and smoky. Even my one-yr-old loves it!
Congratulations on meeting your new favorite hot sauce. Now you'll wonder what you ever saw in Tabasco.
Like many other people said, puree the leftovers or chop them up, peppers and adobo sauce. Put it in a glass jar and store in the fridge.
Or to dress it up a little, try this chili recipe with paprika and garlic: http://hotspicyandskinny.com/2012/07/24/amped-up-red-pepper-paste/


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Formation of the band:
We've been playing together for 4 and a half, 5 years now? The other three guys have been playing together even longer. I was going to school in New York City, and just playing acoustic down at this bar and they happened to be there looking for a new singer, and approached me afterwards and said "hey, come jam with us" and it was just instant chemistry. We became best friends first and then band mates second. We've been going ever since and yeah, finally put all the right pieces together and started seeing some progress so it's been really exciting.
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Jordan of The Ready Set showed up at our Warped Tour tent in a gentlemanly hat and Jackie O glasses to talk to us about other Warped bands we should know, his upcoming headlining tour, and then Richie turns travel agent to give Jordan tips on how to vacation in Maui.
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--- His Second Warped Tour ---
We did it in 2011, first time...2011 was cool, but this time I think is better because I kinda knew what I was in for with it. In 2011 it was a lot more, much much heavier bands, and I lean more on the pop side a little bit. Now I think we've got much more of an overlap with friends of ours like We Are The In Crowd, The Maine, Mayday Parade, Breathe Carolina, and bands like that where I think we share somewhat of a similar fan base. We've been having better crowds, it's just been a great time. I love It.
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--- Upcoming Headlining Tour ---
After tomorrow, heading home for a little bit, gonna film a couple music videos, then doing a headlining tour in the fall which coincidentally starts here in Salt Lake City. It's October 26 is the first day of it.
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Well my first plan of business is to hang out with my dog and cat for a bit, ya know just chill with them. And then I think I'm gonna go on a vacation…I'm gonna go to Hawaii, just kick it for a little bit. I'm going to Maui. Taking in the scene, I've never been there before. I haven't gone on a vacation since I started The Ready Set.
We Are The In Crowd
Tay Jardine
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We were originally called The In Crowd, which was just another bad name. We made it longer because we had a copyright issue with a band from Jamaica who decided to go on a reunion tour, they're like a band from the 70's. So when our band started in 2009 we were trying to get the rights to the name and they said no.
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--- What's coming next ---
We have a couple weeks off and then we're going off in the Philippines with some of the bands that are on the tour actually. I think The Summer Set is on our date, and so is Echosmith, so that will be cool. And then we're home for most of September and we have a really exciting Fall tour that's coming up that's not announced yet.
Crown The Empire
Bennett & Dave from Crown The Empire talk about how Dave came to be the band barber, what they're favorite pizza toppings are, how they stay in shape on the tour, and where they're off to after Warped Tour.
--- Dave the Band Barber ---
Dave: Honestly, our drummer one day needed a haircut really bad and I was like, "Dude, I think I can do it," and I had a little kit. I just tried it and then he was like, "It's really not bad!" So I just did it every time and I was like, "Ok I'm getting better at this!" So I just tried it with everyone else like, let me cut your hair. I've cut tons of hair now and I've just gotten way better at it over time.
Bennett: He does a great job.
--- The Band Name ---
Dave: At the time it was totally random. It kind of developed a meaning throughout our career. But at the beginning they came up with it – our guitarist and bass players right now. They're the original members of the band.
Bennett: In the garage where they started the band, they were just chillin and they had a big list of [band] names. We have bunch of bad ones that we talk about all the time. One of them was "Strawberry Centrefold". Neither of us were in the band at the time, thank God.
Dave: Yeah we didn't have any of these ideas.
Bennett: "Laying in Circles", "A Tree Without".
Dave: "Purple Is Grape".
Bennett: We could've been Purple Is Grape. That could've been real life.
--- Staying in shape on tour ---
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Oh Canada!
Here's what DOESN'T happen in Canada.
I had two major operations on my legs by the time I was 7 years old. Completely paid for by our Canadian Medicare system. The hospitals were lovely, and we got to choose our own doctor. Aftercare, physical therapy, and everything else were all included.
My pediatrician until I was 12 was a very nice man named Dr. Gordon, who also performed the occasional house call in the event of an emergency. I don't recall ever waiting more than 10 minutes in a waiting room for an appointment, and every vaccine, medicine, and treatment was also completely paid for.
On a recent trip to Canada, I came down with what I thought was swine flu; I was able to see a physician on SATURDAY, and that visit was completely free.
Here's what DOESN'T happen in Canada. You know the feeling you get after you've been to the hospital, and then a few weeks later, your insurance company sends you a letter/bill? You know the feeling of dread you have before you open said letter, wondering to yourself: "Oh my god -- what if they rejected my claim?" -- that DOESN'T happen. Oh, and you know how here in America, your health insurance expires if you lose your job? Yeah, that DOESN'T happen in Canada either.
Look, this is how it was for me as a teen, and things may have changed in Canada since I left. Also, not every system is perfect, and I'm sure some Canadians may have some isolated bad stories, but I think for the most part, a majority of Canadians are happy with their coverage. You may disagree with the public option, but don't do it on the grounds that it would make our system more like Canada's, because trust me, that would be a welcome change.
The one bad thing I can say is this: on our Canadian Medicare cards, our ID number is comprised of the first three letters of our last name, plus the first letter of our first name. For example, my name is Paul Starke, and my card read "STAP 84734." Jane Smith would be "SMIJ," followed by a series of numbers. When I was growing up, I had a friend named Kimberly Fuchs. You can imagine the looks she got when she'd take out her Medicare card.
For parents, something to consider though is that Canada doesn't give 10 weeks for parental leave. It gives 35 weeks, divided by both parents, ON TOP of 15 weeks' maternity. So you could, in essence, have up to 50 weeks to spend with your child. Not too shabby, eh?
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Deathly weary of all women, and all wine.
Back, back to Nature! I will go and lay me down,
Bleeding lay me down before her shrine.
For the mother-breast the hungry babe must call,
Loudly to the shore cries the surf upon the sea;
Hear, Nature wide and deep! after man's mad festival
How bitterly my soul cries out for thee!
in Of Both Worlds.
Across the valley was another mountain, dark and grand, with flecks of black growing chemisai in clefts and crevices, and sunny slopes and green fields lying at its base. And oh, the charm of these mountains. In the valley there might be fog and the chill of the north, but on the mountains lay the warmth and the dreaminess of the south.
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The furious wind that came driving down the canyon lying far below him was the breath of the approaching multitude of storm-demons. The giant trees on the slopes of the canyon seemed to brace themselves against the impending assault. * * *
At the bottom of the canyon, the Sacramento River here a turbulent mountain stream, and now a roaring torrent from the earlier rains of the season, fumed and foamed as it raced with the wind down the canyon hurrying on its way to the placid reaches in the plains of California.
in A Man: His Mark.
On another occasion, a flock ... retreated to another portion of this same cliff (over 150 feet high), and, on being followed, they were seen jumping down in perfect order, one behind another, by two men who happened to be chopping where they had a fair view of them and could watch their progress from top to bottom of the precipice. Both ewes and rams made the frightful descent without evincing any extraordinary concern, hugging the rock closely, and controlling the velocity of their half-falling, half-leaping movements by striking at short intervals and holding back with their cushioned, rubber feet upon small ledges and roughened inclines until near the bottom, when they "sailed off" into the free air and alighted on their feet, but with their bodies so nearly in a vertical position that they appeared to be diving.
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Supervalu announced Thursday that it was selling five of its banners -- Albertsons, Acme, Jewel-Osco, Shaw's and Star Market -- to AB Acquisition LLC, an affiliate of private equity firm Cerberus Capital Management LP.
The grocer will maintain its independent wholesale business, Save-A-Lot and its 1,300 stores, and regional banners Cub, Farm Fresh, Shoppers, Shop 'n Save and Hornbacher's.
In addition, former OfficeMax CEO Sam Duncan will become the new president and CEO of Supervalu, expected to take over that role in February.
On a conference call with analysts Thursday morning, Supervalu CEO Wayne Sales said the company would continue handling the private label program for both its current banners and those departing under the sale.
"We will continue to manage our private label program for all entities, be it the divested banners, the banners we keep, and the independent businesses, so we continue to maintain that leverage," Sales said. "And we will continue to work cooperatively with the divested banners in terms of merchandising programs."
However, Sales later said that the divested banners would have their own buyers separate from the Supervalu team.
"In terms of collaboration, we have a relationship with each other that we hope to be able to continue, especially in the private label line," he said. "So the physical offices will be separate because they will be separate companies, but in terms of collaboration with the supplier base, we hope to collaborate with each other."
Supervalu spokesman Jeffrey Swanson said the private brands team would remain intact with Supervalu and not be split among the departing banners. He added that the sale would not change the timeline for the continued rollout of Essential Everyday products in 2013 or other new products expected to expand private label lines such as Culinary Circle or Wild Harvest.
"There's no changes to our plans," he said. "As Wayne said, absolutely, the plan is to continue to distribute our private label brands and we look forward to that relationship with the buyers going forward. We look forward to continuing to build on our private brands emphasis."
Carol Spieckerman, president of retail strategy firm Newmarketbuilders, said that she did not expect changes to private labels such as Essential Everyday in the departing banners after the sale is completed.
"I think you have to assume that Cerberus and the companies that are purchasing the pieces of Supervalu looked at those private brands as part of the equity of the total corporate brand," Spieckerman said. "I don't think that's the first thing you start messing with. ... That's part of the value and attractiveness of the deal. There's some streamlining and optimization already done (in private label). I don't know that you look at it and say, 'That's broken and needs to be fixed.'"
In fact, Sales suggested that there were even more opportunities ahead in private label despite the split.
"Supervalu will continue to run the private label program, and in my initial call with analysts, I talked about how I feel about private label programs," he said. "That while we have some of our competitors that do a good job with it, when you look at companies like Loblaws in Canada, no one in the U.S. is even close to what they do. And that would be my vision of how I would grow the business, and certainly we'd get leverage from that, from our independent business, from retail businesses that Supervalu maintains, and the businesses that we divest."
To that end, Jim Wisner, president of Wisner Marketing Group, said continuing the private label plans for the departing banners was smart business.
"I think that's very important," he said. "What happens often times in transition is that so much is going on that it takes your eye off the ball on things you need to do to grow market share. So strategically, it's very smart to do that. The question is, are they swinging in the right direction with the (private label) strategy?"
With the departing banners merging in with Albertson's LLC -- the Albertsons stores that were not under Supervalu's control -- Wisner said there was the potential for new ideas about implementing private label strategies.
"There certainly is the opportunity to do that," he said. "You have a lot of retail grocery people there rather than wholesale grocery people, so you'd think those kind of skill sets might be in place there. But we'll see, it's hard to tell."
Cerberus Senior Managing Director Lenard Tessler said in the statement that the deal would strengthen the five banners.
"We are pleased to be making this investment and look forward to helping build long-term value for all stakeholders," he said. "We believe these transactions will create stronger, more competitive businesses."
In addition to Duncan taking over for Sales, five members of the Supervalu board will resign, with the board trimmed from 10 members to seven members after the completion of the sale. As part of the transaction, Symphony Investors has initiated a tender offer for as much as 30 percent of Supervalu's common stock and will appoint two of the seven members to the board, including Albertson's LLC CEO Robert Miller, who will serve as non-executive chairman of the board. After the sale, four more members will be added to bring the total number to 11.
The deal will reunite the Albertsons stores owned by Supervalu with the Albertsons stores under Albertson's LLC, which is owned by AB Acquisition.


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Q&A: What is assisted hatching?
I just turned 40, and have been trying to get pregnant for seven months with two failed IVF attempts in the mix. I heard something about a procedure that helps a woman "hatch" an egg so it can be fertilized. Does this method exist?
Yes, this method does exist and is referred to by different names: assisted hatching (AH) or assisted zonae hatching (AZH). An embryo is surrounded by a hard protein shell called the zonae pellucida. In order to implant into the uterine lining, the embryo must "hatch" or break out of the zona shell first.
There has been a theory that some women may not achieve pregnancies because of the failure of the embryo to hatch. Several studies have been performed which attempted to find the patients who are most likely to have this problem. Some studies measured the thickness of the zonae on the third day of embryo culture others measured the variation in thickness from one side to the other and still others looked at various groups of patients (older patients, those with multiple failures, high FSH levels, etc.).
There have been numerous studies looking at whether methods to assist the hatching process result in more live births. Various methods have been employed: using enzymes to thin the zonae, puncturing it with a glass pipette, or more recently using a laser to create a small hole.
Some studies have shown a benefit to assisted hatching, some have not. In 2009, a large meta-analysis (study which combines the results of many smaller studies) looked at 28 studies which reported pregnancy outcomes, including 1228 clinical pregnancies in 3646 women. There was no significant difference in the odds of live births in the AH compared with control groups.
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Saw it last night. Totally loved it. It starts out as a bit of a twisted superhero story and bam there is another twist. Very well done. Will Smith does a great job. Hancock and Ironman are the two best movies I have seen this yr.
Saw it last night. Totally loved it. It starts out as a bit of a twisted superhero story and bam there is another twist. Very well done. Will Smith does a great job. Hancock and Ironman are the two best movies I have seen this yr.
"When life gives you lemons, squirt lemon juice in your enemy's eyes."
I wanted to go see this on opening night but I had made a promise to my son I would wait until he got back from his dad's! We are both huge Will Smith fans and usually go see all of his movies on opening night but the timing schedule didn't work out too well this time...glad to hear it is good!
Reality is the beginning...not the end....Wallace Stevens
I saw this last night - add me to the "loved it" list. I thought it was going to be a little goofy (still have bad memories of the first Incredible Hulk movie. Bleah.) but the effects were good and Will Smith did a great job as the misguided hero. Totally didn't see the other twist coming.
The theater was packed, and a few people even stood up and clapped at the end. There's one more little clip about a minute after the end credits start running, so don't leave too quickly.
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My sig. other always leaves me to guard our seats and sneaks into other theaters at our multiplex while we wait for our show to start, to get glimpses of other things that might be interesting. Twice got glimpses of Hancock, and even though not the kind of thing that usually appeals to my S.O. seemed to be becoming hooked. Good sign!
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This movie was much more funnier than i had expected...good flick
You know, everybody keeps saying that they didn't see the twist coming, yet it really didn't catch me by surprise. And no, I didn't know about it before seeing the film.
I saw it and loved it. I am a big Will Smith fan though, so he rarely disappoints me.
I saw it last night and really enjoyed it..
I thought Jason almost stole the film, he has been really impressing me lately with Juno and now Hancock..
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Yeah, I know.. there was a twist? Didn't seem like much of one to me. I loved the movie but I wish they'd spent more time with Hancock being a badass before he cleaned up his act. And what was with that abbreviated love scene between Jason and Charlize? They totally gypped us.Originally Posted by FireangelOne;3121228;
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Zur Interpretation gesamtwirtschaftlicher Produktions- und Einkommensgrößen der deutschen volkswirtschaftlichen Gesamtrechnung nach dem SNA 93/ESVG 95
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Ahead of us looms a life-changing experience rivaled only by rare monumental events of the past, such as Y2K and the unprecedented Geraldo Rivera uncovering the mystery of Al Capone's vault.
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One again we've climbed the technology ladder, leaving behind a part of Americana, including those beloved typewriter-repair training schools located at the end of a remote strip mall, videotape, floppy disks, cassettes and Zamfir, Master of the Pan Flute. Looming ("looming" is used frequently here) ahead, like the meteor in Armageddon — or whatever Bruce Willis movie you choose — is June 12.
Ring a bell? If it doesn't, then you've not been paying attention to all of those TV anchors telling us that the time to transition to digital from analog television is almost upon us. In case you've been in a coma or in traffic on Georgia 400, here's a summary:
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A Career in Engineering and Technology Program
Employment opportunities for students with a degree in engineering exist in many different industries - aerospace, biomedical, chemical, civil electrical, industrial, mechanical and nuclear. Positions are often found with construction contractors, engineering consulting firms, federal, state and local governments, manufacturing companies and colleges and universities.
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Individuals who have earned a degree in technology have acquired a broad background in the fundamentals of computer programming, data structures, computer architecture, operating systems and computer networking concepts. They have been trained for careers with data processing companies, computer manufacaturers and software development companies, as well as computing positions in just about any industry and field imaginable.
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is a non-profit making voluntary organisation, formed in 1996 to produce a weekend Arts Festival/Solstice Celebration, focusing on a community audience and encouraging the creative use of reclaimed and restored resources.
We called it EcoFest.
The Wolds Collective has established links with numerous agencies including Arts Council England, Community Champions, Soundlincs, Access to Music, Louth Arts Partnership and many more, to help with funding and creative management, allowing the festival to develop and grow into a major annual summer event.
Working with other Community-based Arts Organisations, the EcoFest provides an opportunity for people of all ages (and abilities) to participate in workshops in a variety of art forms: Dance (Latin & Arabic), Capoeira, Drumming (Samba & African), Musical Instrument Making, Song Writing and other skills. There are also all-day Arts & crafts Workshops and activities for children.
2014 Update
We're having a year off, so there won't be any festivals in 2014. However, keep watching this space for events in 2015, when we plan to resume the Small World Music Festival.
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ASIA/SYRIA - The Syrian Orthodox Metropolitan Kawak: Turkey help us to free the kidnapped bishops
Damascus (Agenzia Fides) - "Turkey is important to resolve the situation of our two brother bishops of Aleppo kidnapped. The entire northern Syria is now somewhat under Turkish control, so it is important to talk with them. Every diplomatic and humanitarian initiative should point in that direction, also involving the Turkish leaders." This is what the Syrian Orthodox Metropolitan Jean Kawak, in charge of the patriarchal Office in Damascus told Fides Agency, about the kidnapping of the Syrian Orthodox Metropolitan Mar Gregorios Yohanna Ibrahim and the Greek-Orthodox Boulos al-Yazigi, in the hands of unknown kidnappers since April 22. The Metropolitan Kawak reported to Fides that "there is no news on the fate of the kidnapped and on the certain identity of the group of kidnappers. There are those who ensure that the two bishops are well and that Mar Gregorios has the medicines he needs every day. But they are voices that come from different sources in an indirect manner, and that it is impossible to verify. "Today, concludes the Syrian Orthodox Metropolitan, our Churches celebrate Good Friday, and the hearts of Christians is afflicted. All Christians pray that the two bishops are released in the coming days. It would be for all also this a sign of Resurrection, after the passion we are living." (GV) (Agenzia Fides 03/05/2013).
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A picture from my very first days here in the City, enjoying a perfect sunny day in Central Park, bouncing around and blowing kisses to random people like a 10-year old girl...The half-tucked white shirt and black skinny trousers seemed to be the most suitable ensemble for that type of activities.
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Well, fortunately "Swipe-nerfed" and "CC-intensive" go in opposite directions. By which I mean with Swipe nerfed, if people *weren't* CCing that much, we'd be even more up a creek compared to other DPS. But since CC is important now, you're probably only fighting two, maybe three elite trash at a time. (Or maybe my group is over-cautious and uses CC a lot.) I see our multi-target options like this:
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To no surprise, the 2013 Larry H. Miller Tour of Utah looks to be stacked.
Ten professional cycling teams have accepted invitations to compete in the event scheduled on Aug. 6-11. Headlining five of those squads are Union Cycliste Internationale (UCI) ProTeams, which are all currently competing at the Giro d'Italia, one of the three Grand Tours of the UCI WorldTour.
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In all, seven countries will be represented for teams competing in the 2013 Larry H. Tour of Utah and eight of the 10 teams will be racing next week at the Amgen Tour of California, the second UCI stage race in North America this year. The final field of 16 professional teams at the Tour will be finished in late May.
Already confirmed for this year's Tour of Utah are top-10 ranked outfits, including RadioShack-Leopard of Luxembourg, which won the Tour of Utah team classification in 2012. Behind them are Team Garmin-Sharp and BMC Racing Team, both American-based teams. Orica-GreenEDGE, the first pro team from Australia, will be making its debut at the Tour of Utah. Other inaugural entrants include MTN-Qhubeka of South Africa, which is the top-rated team from the UCI Africa Tour, and Funvic Brasilinvest-São José dos Campos from Brazil, the top-rated team from the UCI America Tour.
Cannondale Pro Cycling, Champion System Pro Cycling, Optum Pro Cycling and Bissell Cycling round out the early teams confirmed for this year's race that begins in southern Utah for the first time in nine years, as the race will wind its way northward.
"It's very impressive to have such a strong, world-class field of professional cycling teams making Utah part of their race schedule each year," said Steve Miller, chief operating officer of Miller Sports Properties which organizes the Tour of Utah in a release.
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A domestic stabbing incident in Albion Boro over the weekend, uncovered a suspected meth lab operation. Albion Boro Police were first called to a duplex at 10 South Water Street early Sunday for a domestic assault. The caller was a woman. Police found her in the driveway bleeding from a minor stab wound.
The investigation landed 31 year old Dustin Hill, of that address, in jail on charges of assault and domestic violence and sent a Conneaut, Ohio man, John Dickey to the hospital with multiple stab wounds.
Albion Chief, Dan Ries says a search of the garage and basement followed, with the Attorney General and State Police clandestine lab response teams assisting. They seized items suspected in a "one pot" meth making lab in the basement, and other suspected meth making materials in the attached garage. Those are being analyzed at the lab.
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PITTSBURGH (AP) - Brenden Morrow scored two goals for the second straight game and the Pittsburgh Penguins beat the Montreal Canadiens 6-4 on Wednesday night to move closer to clinching the top seed in the Eastern Conference playoffs.
Brandon Sutter added two goals for Pittsburgh, and newly acquired Jarome Iginla and Doug Murray also scored for the Penguins, who had little trouble with the Canadiens despite playing without injured stars Sidney Crosby and Evgeni Malkin.
Marc-Andre Fleury stopped 31 shots and Pittsburgh dominated in racing to a quick 4-0 lead.
Brian Gionta, Alex Galchenyuk, Gabriel Dumont and Andrei Markov scored for the reeling Canadiens, who have lost three straight. Peter Budaj started in goal but was pulled after stopping just 6 of the nine shots he faced in the first period.
Carey Price relieved and allowed three goals on 20 shots, absorbing the loss.
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17 years and $400m in restitution for USS Miami arsonist
Casey James Fury, 26, formerly of Portsmouth, was a painter and sandblaster for three years at the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard in Kittery, Maine, when he set a fire on May 23 in a stateroom so he could be sent home from work. The blaze, fueled by the enamel paint on the submarine's ceilings and walls, caused $450 to $500 million in damage.
Fury was sentenced in U.S. District Court in Portland by U.S. District Court Judge George Z. Singal. Fury was ordered to make $400 million in restitution, though prosecutors admit that's unlikely to happen.
Fury had agreed to a plea bargain that called for a sentence of between 15 and a half to just over 17 years on two arson counts. At sentencing, prosecutors argued for the maximum, the defense for the minimum.
The first fire was on May 23 about 5:30 p.m. Wanting to go home, Fury lit a plastic bag containing cotton rags on top of a bed in a stateroom in the forward compartment of the nuclear powered Los Angeles class attack submarine in dry dock for maintenance.
Five firefighters and two shipyard workers were injured as they fought the blaze for 12 hours.
Fury, who has a history of anxiety and depression, was in a panic that day. With no sick days or vacation time left, he set the blaze so he could go home, according to court documents filed by Federal Defender David Beneman. Fury expected someone would see the fire and put it out since the submarine is outfitted with fire extinguishers. He never expected it would cause the damage it did, Beneman said.
But the fire spread quickly igniting enamel paint used on the walls and ceiling of the submarine, Beneman wrote. Naval and ATF tests established the burning rags alone did not create enough heat or energy to spread the fire. It was the enamel paint on the walls and ceilings of the submarine that fueled the expanding fire, according to Beneman. The enamel paint hazard was not previously recognized, he said.
Less than a month after the devastating blaze, Fury started a second fire using alcohol wipes on June 16 at 7 p.m. on the dry dock blocks on which the Miami rests. Again, he did it so he could get out of work early. This fire was quickly extinguished and caused little or no damage but did result in the submarine being evacuated.
Prosecutors acknowledged Fury started the first fire as a distraction but said it spread quickly and caused catastrophic damage. Fury rushed off the submarine to safety, alongside colleagues who feared for their lives as smoke filled hallways barely large enough to walk through while wearing regular clothing, let alone fire-fighting equipment, wrote Assistant U.S. Atty. Darcie N. McElwee. The defendant then watched from the safety of the pier as others risked their lives to battle the blaze, according to McElwee.
Fury's conduct, the prosecutor said, has far-reaching consequences and, because of sequestration, repair of the USS Miami has been deferred. While the Miami is out of commission, other submarines will be at sea longer. Fury's action, the prosecutor said, cost the United States the use of an vital national asset for 18 months beyond the originally scheduled 19.6 month maintenance period.
The court recommended Fury serve his time in a prison able to address his mental health needs. On release, Fury will remain on supervised release for five years.
Union Leader correspondent Gretyl Macalaster contributed to this report.
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The Marshall Plan Collection
The Marshall Plan films, donated to the Archive by Academy Member Larry Bachmann (1912–2004), comprise a relatively small but important collection of some of the best surviving representatives of unique postwar materials. The collection remained unknown in the Archive's holding for decades, but the films were rediscovered and properly cataloged in the mid '90s.
The collection Bachmann donated consisted of over 100 16mm film prints and contained not only films produced under the Marshall Plan's film unit, but also a number of earlier and even rarer films made by OMGUS, the American military government in Germany.
Because of a 1948 law that prohibited propagandizing American citizens, few Marshall Plan films have ever been seen in the United States. In 1990, Senator John Kerry introduced legislation overturning the ban. In April 2005, the Academy Film Archive co-created, with Sandra Schulberg (whose father Stuart Schulberg had been one of the Chiefs of the Marshall Plan Film Unit) what has become a national tour of four programs of 25 titles, entitled "Selling Democracy." Thirteen of the films in the series were preserved by the Archive. After the success of the Academy screenings, the series has played in Chicago, Berkeley, Minneapolis, Philadelphia and Washington, D.C.
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|Susana Arenas began her artistry in dance at age 12 when she took the opportunity to study at the Casa de la Cultura in Matanzas, Cuba. Upon completion of studies in Matanzas, Arenas moved to Havana and joined popular, folkloric, and theater dance troupes, including Tierra Virgen, Alafia Ire, Oche Olorum and Oriki. In addition, she was a soloist for Compania Folklorica Raices Profundas, and has performed and taught in the U.S. and Europe.
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Originally from Santiago de Cuba, Danys "La Mora" Pérez is an internationally renowned master of Afro-Cuban folkloric dance. Perez's special expertise as dancer, teacher, dance ethnologist, and choreographer is in the unique styles of her native region of the Oriente province in Eastern Cuba.
At 13, she was asked to join the renowned national folkloric ballet company, Cutumba, and toured internationally with the company for 18 years. In addition, while she was still dancing with Cutumba, she founded her own dance company, Adiro Omode in Santiago de Cuba. In 1998, La Mora was the founder of another dance company, the original Oyu Oro, with professional and amateur dancers which was also based in Santiago de Cuba.
Since her first visit to the States in 1996, she has taught at several universities such as Brown University, Cornell University, University of Wisconsin at Madison, Williams College, University of New Mexico, Wayne State University in Detroit, University of Michigan. She is the founder and artistic director of Oyu Oro, an Afro-Cuban Experimental Dance Ensemble in New York City.
|Silfredo La O graduated from the National School of the Arts in Havana Cuba in 1994 where he obtained a Bachelor of Arts degree as a certified dance professor and professional dancer. Since 1993, he has worked with the Cuban National Folkloric Company and Danza Contemporanea de Cuba and Cutumba: Ballet Folklorico Afro-Cubano, Santiago de Cuba. Currently residing in San Diego, Silfredo teaches at the University of California, San Diego and at Palomar College.
Lázaro Pedroso is a scholar of the song traditions of Yoruba-Lukumí. He is also a respected batá player, and an elder of the Yoruba-Lukumí tradition, with a half century of experience as a santero in Havana. Lázaro has been employed as Professor of folkloric percussion and Professor of the Escuela National de Arte, Instituto Superior de Arte, and senior adviser of the Centro Superior de la Enseñanza Artistica in Havana, Cuba. He has participated as a musician in festivals of music and dance throughout Cuba. He has also traveled internationally as a leading participant in a folkloric performance tour of France in 1994, a teaching and performance excursion to Mexico in the year 1992, and in 2001 to the United States to give performances, workshops and classes.
|Lázaro Galarraga is a native of Havana, Cuba. He was a founding member of the Conjunto Folklorico Nacional de Cuba. A world-renowned teacher, performing artist, choreographer and writer of Afro-Cuban music, culture and folklore, he has recorded, performed and taught across the U.S. and worldwide. He is now the musical director for the Caribbean Crew and for the Percussion Artists Workshop (PAWS) Afro-Cuban Folklore ensemble in Los Angeles.
Roman Díaz is a master percussionist from Havana, where he was trained by elders in the fine arts of classic Afro-Cuban musical traditions. He has performed with groups including Raices Profunda, Grupo T con E, Ochestra Sublime, Yoruba Andabo, and Grupo Anaki. In the U.S., Diaz has collaborated with many musicians including Horacio "El Negro" Hernandez, Paquito D'Rivera, Juan Formell, Pedrito Martinez and Oriando "Puntilla" Rios.
Ramon "Sandy" Pérez joined Grupo Afro-Cuba de Matanzas at age 17, and within a few years he earned the positions of principal drummer and soloist. He was a featured artist at the 1996 Havana Jazz Festival and performed at the 1996 Afrocubanismo Festival in Banff, Canada. Although the roots of his techniques are founded in Afro-Cuban folkloric styles, Pérez's open-minded approach has enabled him to adapt to styles ranging from Cuban popular (salsa) to fusion and avant-garde jazz.
Rogelio "Noño" Kindelan was the principal music director and a professor of percussion with Ban Rra Rra as well as a member of the Escuela Nacional de Arte in Havana. He studied percussion with Julian Gali and worked asa director of La Escuela de Arte de Nivel Medio. Currently, he teaches percussion classes at the University of Santa Clara and other schools in the San Francisco bay area.
Jesus Diaz is a native of Havana, Cuba. He has taught and performed in the S.F. Bay area since 1980. He also performs and teaches internationally with his all-percussion group Talking Drums. He has made over a dozen recordings and co-founded Bombo Music Productions in 1993, producing four records under the Bombo music label. Jesus has toured with Dizzy Gillespie, Bobby Womack, Tito Puente, Pete Escovedo, Sheila E, Carlos Santana, Conjunto Cespedes, Jose Luis "Changuito" Quintana, Giovanni Hidalgo and Celia Cruz.
Miguel Bernal Nodal, Cuban native, has professional percussion experience dating back to 1985. He was a member of Conjunto Folklorico Cumbaye and later, principal percussionist for Raices Profundas (Havana). He taught Afro-Cuban percussion at University of Arizona (2003), Portland State University (2003), University of Montana at Missoula (1998, 2002), University of Minnesota (2002), Humboldt State University (1996, 1999) and has toured internationally with Raices Profundas. Miguel was a 2006 winner of the International Fiesta of the Drum (international drumming competition hosted in Havana, Cuba) and has been the featured percussionist in albums such as Drum Jam, Caramelo and It's Heaven I Surmise.
Michael Spiro is an internationally recognized percussionist, recording artist, and educator known specifically for his work in the Latin music field. He studied for seven years in an apprenticeship with Francisco Aquabella. He has studied in Cuba with musicians such as Jose Luis "Changuito" Quintana, Esteban "Cha-Cha" Vega Bacallao , Daniel Diaz, Juan "Claro" Blanco, Regino Jimenez, and Los Muñequitos de Matanzas.
Five-time Grammy nominee John Santos is a major bandleader, composer, producer, percussionist, and educator in Afro-Latin music for over 35 years, having performed and/or recorded with masters such as Tito Puente, Dizzy Gillespie, Max Roach, Cachao, Eddie Palmieri, Patato Valdés, and Carlos Santana. He teaches at the Berkeley Jazz School and the College of San Mateo, and has lectured and conducted countless clinics in the United States, Europe and Latin America, including such prestigious institutions as Yale, Stanford, UCLA, the Manhattan School of Music, and the Berklee School of Music in Boston. He was founder and director (1985-2006) of the internationally renowned, Grammy-nominated Machete Ensemble, and currently directs the Cubadisco-nominated, John Santos Sextet and the two-time Grammy nominee, Coro Folklorico Kindembo.
Octavio Rodriguez Rivera is a hidden treasure and considered one of the foremost authorities on Afro-Cuban folkloric and popular music. He began his study of percussion in the 1970s with master and Omo Aña drummer Papo Angarica. He then studied with Pancho Quinto, Puntilla , El Gago, and Juan Raimall (El Negro) with whom he learned the art of making batá drums. He was a professor in Havana at the Escuela Nacional de Arte (ENA) and he participated for a long time in carnivals in the comparsas of Andrés Escandon (BAYOYA). Currently Octavio is the musical director of Obba Irawo and Obba Ilu in Havana, Cuba.
David Peñalosa brought Afro-Cuban drumming to Humboldt County in the late 1970s and has taught each year at Explorations in Afro-Cuban Music and Dance. David is the author of the books The Clave Matrix and Rumba Quinto.
Howie Kaufman is the founder and coordinator of Explorations in Afro-Cuban Dance & Drum. He is a lecturer in percussion at Humboldt State University, where he directs the world percussion ensemble. Howie has studied in Cuba and the U.S. with musicians such as Regina Jimenez, Mario (Aspirina) Jauregui, Esteban "Cha Cha" Vega Bacallao, Angel Bolaños, Roberto Vizcaino, Jesus Alphonso, Pello Tapanez, Poncho Terry and more.


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In a not so surprising move the St. Louis Rams are allowing running back Steven Jackson to void the last year of his contract to test free agency.
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Honda will invest US$23 million at its Marysville, Ohio assembly plant to integrate the production of the new 2014 Honda Accord Hybrid. Scheduled to go on sale in the U.S. in the fall, this model is set to become the Japanese automaker's third American-built hybrid after the Civic Hybrid and Acura ILX Hybrid.
"With more than 30 years of continuously building eight generations of the Honda Accord close to our customers, our team now is using its experience and flexibility to add this sophisticated Accord Hybrid model," said Jeff Tomko, manager of the Marysville assembly plant. "At the same time, we are continuing with our commitment to manufacture new models in Ohio, along with the resulting growth in jobs."
Adding the 2014 Honda Accord Hybrid to Marysville will require lengthening the main assembly line and expanding the facility by 95,000 square feet.
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