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I did a collab comic with Sloane! She did words and I drew, it was a lot of fun working out pics for someone else's voice.
Check out more of Sloane's tiny story collabs here
Here's a short comic I drew based on a short story by Sloane.
steam ghosted from the sewers. there wasn't much time. the six-headed shadow only came out when the 2am train signal would flare red and the street light would flicker off. i clutched the knife tightly in my sweaty palm. i just needed one head. if i cut it off, he would come back to me. maybe not whole. but some of him. i only needed some of him.
I'm working on printing this up for SDCC.
tiny comics with sloane
late as hell……… i'm sorry………… 。:゚(。ノω\。)゚・。
snarling. lightless figures. a flash of red, a show of teeth. i hold my heart, my throat. the air in the catacombs curdles my blood.
"fear me." the shadows recoil. "taste me. i am your end."
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a continuation of the Tiny Story comic. words by Sloane
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she wrote more words but I pretty much just drew them instead of writing them. also I ran out of room and whatever
Collab with Sloane! Sloane wrote the words and I drew the pictures. If you haven't already, check out Tiny Tiny Stories for cool comix.
A tiny story, written by Sloane Leong and drawn by Ryan Andrews
My tiny story! Took me long enough. I went totally nuts on this thing, conceptually, like whoa! Words by Sloane, art by me.
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BEDFORD—Perry Central placed all five of its scorers in the top 38 to finish fourth in the Ted Fox Memorial boys cross country invitational Saturday.
Two of the teams that finished ahead of the Commodores are ranked in the top eight in the state by IndianaRunner.com. And the Commodores beat Franklin Central, which is ranked 18th.
Tell City finished 15th in the 25-team race.
Eric Scheiber placed 14th in 16:43.47 to lead Perry Central.
MOUNT VERNON—Tell City made only two ace serves in an 11-25, 25-19, 15-13 volleyball loss to Vincennes Lincoln Saturday.
Elizabeth Kohnert led Tell City hitters with 10 kills and two blocks.
McKenzie Hayes had six kills and nine assists, Josalyn Ress had eight assists, and Hana Reed made 11 digs.
Tell City also lost to Mount Vernon 25-19, 25-22 despite seven kills by Kohnert.
Hayes had 10 assists and two blocks and served two aces that match.
Ress added six assists and Reed made six digs.
LYNNVILLE—Cannelton could not stop Tecumseh's spiking and lost to the Braves 25-5, 25-13, 25-5 in volleyball Tuesday.
"They're a lot bigger than we are," said Cannelton Coach Heather Garrison. "One of their girls is a real big hitter and we had a hard time blocking her."
Hannah Baur made eight spikes to lead Cannelton. Jaci Garrett and Leah Mascolo each added five and Sarah Powers made four.
Powers and Allicyn Garrett each made two kills. Nakaa Myers aided the hitters with 27 sets.
HUNTINGBURG—Southridge won No. 2 singles and both doubles matches to beat Tell City 3-2 in PAC boys tennis Friday.
Tell City's Anjan Kashyab beat John Veatch 6-4, 6-3 in No. 1 singles.
The Marksmen also won in No. 3 singles, as Chris Kohnert outlasted Seth Payne 3-6, 7-5, 7-6 (7-5).
Southridge's Phil Buening beat Greg Hollinden 6-4, 6-3 in No. 2 singles.
The Raiders won both doubles matches in straight sets.
Kyle Dischinger and Matt Blesch beat Trent Wheatley and Patrick Hagedorn 6-4, 6-2 in No. 1.
POSEYVILLE—Christoph Drexler made the final penalty kick as Tell City beat Gibson Southern 5-4 to win North Posey's junior varsity soccer tourney Saturday.
Gibson Southern led 2-0 with five minutes left in regulation, but Drexler scored two goals in a three-minute span to tie the game.
The teams were still tied 2-2 after two overtime periods, necessitating the move to penalty kicks.
Gibson Southern made two of its five penalty kicks, and Kyli Smithson and A.J. Flynn each made one for Tell City.
TELL CITY - Perry County commissioners passed two bids for culvert work to the county's highway superintendent and U.S. Forest Service representatives for review during a regular meeting Sept. 23, then approved the lower offer later in the meeting.
TELL CITY - The Tell City Marching Marksmen were warming up for the Evansville North Invitational Saturday when clouds in the area became "pretty funny-looking," their assistant director said.
"We were told at the end of warm-up to go back to the buses," Natasha Edmondson said. The students sat nearly two hours and watched as three bands left due to rain. The directors who remained - Tell City's and four others - decided to go ahead and perform.
LEOPOLD - Weather affected both of their contests Saturday, but the Marching Commodores performed "pretty well," according to Band Director Rob Cason, who said the weekend provided this year's first opportunities to perform their entire show.
Field conditions at the Castle (High School) Invitational limited the Perry Central Community School band to a standstill performance on the school's track, he said. They earned fourth place and best percussion and pit-crew awards there.
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With the possible exception of the Baßbuffo, there is no such thing as a lyric or dramatic classification for the bass voice. The true Italian buffo, the German Spielbaß, has a somewhat lighter voice than the other basses but still must produce a considerable amount of sound as he must sing the lowest voice in ensembles. He must have excellent German and be a flexible actor. The difference between the Baßbuffo and the Schwerer Spielbaß is size: size of voice, range and body. The voice of the Schwerer Spielbaß has a rougher black sound with an easily carrying bottom range. This Fach is dominated by German singers as the Schwerer Spielbaß is as much a physical type as a vocal one. The Charakterbaß is generally sung by the singer who doesn't fit into either the serious bass or buffo Fachs. More often than not he possesses the true Italian basso cantante sound but lacks the physical size and metallic ring demanded of the German Seriöserbaß voice. The Seriöserbaß himself must have a large voice with a dark rough quality that lends itself to German declamation.
Those arias most often heard in German Theater auditions are marked with *. Those arias heard in audition but not normally sung by the singer of this Fach in the opera house are given in parenthesis.
SPIELBAß/BAßBUFFO (E to f')
A smaller, flexible and expressive voice and an excellent actor.
Within the category of Spielbaß there is a division made on consideration of both physical and vocal size. The Spielbaß; or Bassbuffo is the true Italian buffo. The voice is less massive and flexible in both characterization ability and speed of patter. He must be an excellent actor and have very good German. The classic roles of the Italian literature are his: Leporello in Don Giovanni, Don Bartolo in Der Barbier von Sevilla, Don Magnifico in La Cenerentola, Dulcamara in L'elisire d'amore, and the title role in Don Pasquale. In the German repertoire he has the thankful roles of Baculus in Der Wildschütz, Truffaldin in Ariadne aus Naxos and, if his voice is high enough, the Beckmesser in Die Meistersinger von Nürnberg.
SCHWERER SPIELBAß (C to f')
A large voice with an extended range, imposing physical appearance, with good comic acting abilities.
The singer who sings the repertoire of the Schwerer Spielbaß must above all be large in voice and body. The true test of the heavy buffo voice are the roles of Falstaff in Die Lustigen Weiber von Windsor, Osmin in Die Entführung aus dem Serail, and Baron Ochs in Der Rosenkavalier. He must possess a great comic flair for such roles as Kezal in Die verkaufte Braut and van Bett in Zar und Zimmermann and the ability of fine characterization in the roles of Basilio in Der Barbier von Sevilla and Colline in La Bohème. His German repertoire contains the roles of Daland in Der fliegenden Holländer and Caspar in Der Freischütz. This is a typical German Fach which very much rests on physical type and vocal power.
CHARAKTERBAß/BAßBARITON (E to f')
A large voice with an extended range and a fine characterizations ability.
The bass-baritone voice in the German theater is what one thinks of in America as the basso cantante and since he has one of the largest repertoires of all the voice categories, tends to be on the stage every night. The voice generally has a more refined, Italian sound than the Seriöserbaß and lies a bit higher. Although he can usually sing the repertoire of either the Seriöser- or Spielfach, he lacks either the physical or vocal size or the acting ability that would make his portrayal of the leading characters acceptable. Most often he is relegated to secondary roles of a supportive type: he is the friend, the father, or the wise man in the opera: Zuniga in Carmen, Warlaam in Boris, Angelotti in Tosca, Don Ferrando in both Fidelio and Il Trovatore the Großinquisitor in Don Carlos and the King in Aida. A few plums do come his ray in the roles of Figaro in Le nozze di Figaro and Don Alfonso in Così fan tutte. If the voice is large enough he may also sing roles from both the Seriöser- and Schwerer Spielbaß Fachs such as Daland in Der Fliegenden Holländer, Mephisto in Faust, and Hunding in Die Walküre.
SERIÖSERBAß/SCHWARZERBAß (C to f')
A full voice with a dark color and good low voice.
This is the Fach which includes the very deep bass roles, such as Sarastro in Die Zauberflöte and the leading basses of the opera including Phillip in Don Carlos, König Marke in Tristan und Isolde and König Heinrich in Lohingrin. It also includes many smaller roles as does the Baßbariton Fach. It demands an imposing figure, a large voice, a great deal of intelligence and sensitivity in acting and the kind of personality which inspires confidence. Although included in this Fach are the great Italian bass roles, the Seriöserbaß in the German theater has a darker rougher sound than his Italian counterpart.


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Bold magazine spreads and hot runway pictures worked for a while, but today's hottest fashion trend is video.
"You're going to see handbags, jewelry, shoes," said Tampa stylist Tamy Lugo.
Designers like Michael Kors are getting creative with the social media app Vine.
They can tell amazing style stories they can tell in just six seconds.LINK: Michael Kors' first Vine: http://seenive.com/v/906296915581345792
For Tamy Lugo, shooting Vines at her fashion shoots is a must. She says the short videos allow you to see something pictures don't.
"They get to get a better feel for it, whether it's fabric, material, hair, make-up."
Big retailers are catching on! Nordstrom says they've got more than 11,000 followers on Vine with their posts averaging 200 to 300 likes and up to 15 comments and re-Vines.
Vines of fashion shows like Miami's Swim Week are also a hot trend -- but Vine isn't alone. Instagram's new 15-second video feature is a huge hit, with a longer lasting impression.
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Seeing products go from the box to the rack gives customers a look at the newest styles before they even walk in.
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Taylor in record score, Bangladesh hit back
Zimbabwe captain Brendan Taylor salutes an appreciative crowd after losing his wicket during the second day of the first test match between Zimbabwe and Bangladesh on April 18, 2013 at the Harare Sports Club, Zimbabwe.
Taylor's 171 formed the backbone in a Zimbabwean total of 389 all out, before Bangladesh responded positively to go to stumps on 95 for one with Jahurul Islam unbeaten on 38 and Mohammad Ashraful on 23 not out.
Taylor's eight-hour epic was also the highest Test score by a Zimbabwean captain, eclipsing Andy Flower's 156 against Pakistan at the same Harare Sports Club venue in 1995, and the eighth best by any Zimbabwean.
Batting coach Grant Flower, who played 67 Tests for Zimbabwe and scored a double-century himself, rated Taylor's knock as one of the finest in his country's history.
"It was definitely up there around the top," said Flower.
"He showed amazing application, and I think he changed his game -- especially yesterday -- to the type of wicket he was playing on.
"There's always been a lot of pressure on him as one of the best batsmen in the side, if not the best, which is pretty similar to what Andy's situation was."
Taylor had shared in a century stand with Malcolm Waller on the first day, and enjoyed another one with Graeme Cremer on the second to keep Zimbabwe ticking along -- albeit at a slow scoring rate.
After resuming on their overnight total of 217 for four, with Taylor on 105, the hosts lost Elton Chigumbura and Richmond Mutumbami in quick succession at the start of the day's play before Cremer provided sturdy support in a 107-run partnership for the seventh wicket.
Although Taylor and Cremer departed in the space of three deliveries, with the latter dismissed for 42, Keegan Meth and Shingirai Masakadza prolonged the innings by adding 21 runs apiece.
Whereas Zimbabwe had batted cautiously for the majority of their innings, with the run-rate never rising above 2.7 per over, Bangladesh's openers opted for a more aggressive approach.
"We thought that the wicket looked a bit better after the first session yesterday, and that it's a really good pitch now," Enamul Haque said.
"We can still win this match if we think positively."
While their approach nearly led to a dismissal in the first over when Jahurul was dropped at third slip by Cremer off the bowling of Kyle Jarvis, it unsettled the rhythm of Zimbabwe's bowlers and ensured a brisk start.
Jarvis did enjoy success when he induced a leading edge from Shahriar Nafees that was snaffled by Timycen Maruma at point, but the fast bowler was also guilty of bowling too full and conceded 39 runs in his eight overs.
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A performance audit of the Board of Liquor License Commissioners for Baltimore City has concluded that the agency has multiple problems, including a lack of written policies and procedures, little formal guidance for inspections staff, and insufficient means for management to evaluate performance of day-to-day operations from within.
The audit also found that establishments were inspected inconsistently.
"For example, 96 licensees were inspected eight or more times whereas 202 licenses received no inspections during this year [Sept. 1, 2010, to Aug. 31, 2011]," read the audit, which is available online at www.ola.state.md.us.
The audit was conducted by the Maryland Office of Legislative Audits; the final version was released at the end of last month.
The audit states that the board's 2012 revenue was approximately $2.2 million, with most of that coming from license fees; the board issued 1,360 alcoholic beverage and adult entertainment licenses, according to the audit. Correspondingly, the board's 2012 expenditures were approximately $2 million.
Auditors also commented on the number of inspectors—14 full-time and 5 part-time—versus the number of routine inspections.
"We estimate that the BLLC could meet its budgeted goal of completing 4,900 routine inspections for fiscal year 2011 using as few as six full-time inspectors," read the audit.
(Stephan Fogleman, chair of the three-member Board of Liquor License Commissioners, said that the agency now has 10 full-time inspectors due to layoffs.)
Furthermore, the document commented on the agency's responsiveness to public complaints:
"Finally, we found that BLLC routinely either did not follow up timely on public complaints, as reported through Baltimore City's 311 complaint system, or failed to document the resulting investigations and resolutions."
The audit was performed in compliance with a state law, effective 2011, that requires the state to conduct a performance audit of the Baltimore City Liquor Board at least once every three years. The requirement was proposed following a push from city community groups and the Community Law Center.
Samuel Daniels Jr., executive secretary of the Liquor Board, said that any comment he has would echo the Board of Liquor License Commissioners' official response to the audit, though he did say that he wanted to comment on "the anti-Liquor Board sentiment."
"They're drawing their inferences from the audit without even looking at our responses," Daniels said. "Do we have room for improvement? Vastly, yes. Is politics in the way? Absolutely."
"I'm very tired of any suspicion that I'm responsible for things that I have tried to prevent," he added, noting that as Executive Secretary, he has no power to "set policy."
"Policy is generally handled by the commissioners," he said.
Stephan Fogleman, chair of the three Liquor Commissioners that make official decisions on licensing, said that he was not responsible for the "day-to-day operations of the agency."
Fogleman said that while "we generally agreed with many of the items" in the audit, there were others he didn't agree with.
Regarding the audit's finding that the agency could get by with six full-time inspectors, Fogleman said that the assertion was based on routine inspections rather than following up on complaints.
"Probably 30 years ago, routine inspections were the bulk of our work," he said. "Today, we're more plugged in to the community."
Fogleman also mentioned compliance conferences, in which inspectors sit down with bar owners. The audit said that the practice may not be allowed under state law.
"Basically, when a bar gets three or more 311 complaints, the licensee is told about it and asked what they can do to rectify the situation," Fogleman explained. "It's a well meaning idea; unfortunately the Board doesn't know enough about it because it hasn't been written down."
He added that the conferences don't affect the Commissioners' decisions on penalties for documented infractions.
The audit, which was released to the public last week, includes recommendations from the auditors and responses authorized by Daniels, who said that he was happy to agree with the audit when it was correct.
"The only in-depth clarifications—or attempted corrections—occurred when they got it wrong," he said.
The audit, for example, recommends that the Liquor Board obtain a formal opinion from the State Attorney General on the legality of using alternatives to the official hearing process to address violations. These alternatives include compliance conferences and payments of fines in lieu of the hearing process for certain violations.
The agency expressed agreement with the audit's recommendation to obtain and act upon an official opinion from the Attorney General on these practices.
To the audit's recommendation that the agency must document and implement procedures for responding to complaints, and that it must not close 311 complaints until those complaints are investigated and resolved. Daniels agreed.
Fogleman said that many of the problems in the audit can be attributed to the Liquor Board being an "old-fashioned agency that doesn't have a paper trail of guidance for inspectors" and instead relies on "oral history."
"We do need to move forward into the 21st Century," he said.
Fogleman also said that the Liquor Board has funding issues and may see more layoffs.
"This agency will have to be leaner and more efficient," he said.
Fogleman and the other two Liquor Commissioners, Harvey Jones and Elizabeth Smith, are appointed by the governor on the advice of state senators every two years.
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Back and bigger than ever, Eagle Rock Music Festival returns to the streets of Los Angeles on Saturday, October 6th 2012 for the 14th annual year of eclectic music, tasty food and more. This year, 11 unique stages will feature over 70 artists from music labels and groups based in LA & beyond including DubLab, Stone's Throw and Brainfeeder. Feed your face with food trucks and local vendors slinging tasty street food all along Colorado Blvd as you rock out to a blend of DJ and live band performances. The whole event will cost you just $10 with proceeds going towards the Eagle Rock Center for the Arts.
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10pm: Thundercat
Camilo's Bistro - Jazz
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6pm: Extra
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8pm: Terraplane
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Where: Colorado Blvd, Eagle Rock
When: Saturday, October 6th
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I stand at the bus stop with Madie, Devin, Destini, Megan, Gabby, Alex, J.C., and Nick. They've hall been quiet. Even Devin, who, is never quiet. But leave it to bimbo Megan to break it.
"Okay! So I'm just going to say what every one is thinking! What the hell happend to you?!" The slut yelled.
"Some dude slit my throat. Nothing else. I didn't see him or anything." I whisper.
"And it was all my fault." Madie added. Which, it wasn't. I could have blamed her, Cindy, Or my mom. But I didn't. It wasn't them. It was the man who hurt me. I've told each of them that many times.
"No! How many times do I have to tell you! It wasn't you!" I yell at Madie. She needs to shut up. "Plus, I'm fine! We're yelling at eachother like nothing happend! And I want to forget it so please, just forget it yourself."
"Okay. For you."
I walk with Haley. Madie had to work on the school paper so I figured I'd hang out with another friend.
So far I have gotten 25 "I'm sorry"'s, 15 "Are you okay?!", and 5 "I don't know what I would do with out you."'s. And I haven't even gotten to home room yet. I'm sure every one will forget tomarrow.
Haley and I chat on our way to our home room. We're all the way up E hall. We walk into the room and the only thing I hear is a wave of "Welcome back!" All my class mates through little squares of colorful paper. Every one had a smile on their faces. Even the 4 girls that hate my guts were standing. There were balloons, cake, and giftboxs. It was great.
Once every one got settled and said to me what they had to, I was gone again. I was an out cast in my own welcome back party. No one paid attemtion to me. It was only 20 minutes in. It's not like we learned anything. Mrs. Luca gave us the day off for the little party. So we just stood and talked. Haley, Melissa, Elsa, and Savannah were talking to me. But the truth is that they're not that good of friends. Yes Haley and I have gotten a little bit closer but other than that, they just hang around. They seem to talk to me more when their best friends are gone for the day. So you can see why I'm not too happy, right?
The bell rang after a long block of nothingness. One of my true friends is in my next class. I hurry every day just to have more time to spend with her. I only have this class and lunch with her so I like to make it last.
I run down the hall to her locker were she is struggling to put her books in. As soon as she see me she drops every thing.
"JILLY!" She screams. She hugs me tight as I crash into her. Shes much bigger than me and able to pick me up and twirl me around. Shes not one to be happy or smile or cry. Now, she was doing all three. "Jilly! I was so worried about you! My mom wouldnt let me go see you! I've been bitting my nails for a week. Look at them! I;m not lying!" She showed me her short, jagged nails.
"Haha. I love you Hannah!" I laugh. "I missed you so much. I've been looking forward t oo seeing you this whole time. You and no ones else!"
"Good to know!" She laughs and puts me down. We smile at eachother before she says. "Come on, If we're late Mrs. B will have our heads." She draws her finger across her neck. Hannah is a bit of a history buff. She likes to quote it.


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A practical and accessible guide to endodontics for the general dentist.
Brings together new technolgies available for treatment with the increasing biological understanding of endodontic disease processes.
Comprehensively illustrated by the authors' own cases.
Presents key aspects of primary treatment, root canal re-treatment and periradicular surgery.
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After this book has been read, I can gurantee that dentists at all levels will strive to improve their endodontic practice.
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By Phillip Lumley, Professor of Endodontology, Honorary Consultant in Restorative Dentistry, Birmingham Dental Hospital and School, UK.; Nick Adams, Clinical lecturer and Honorary Associate Specialist in Endodontics, Birmingham Dental Hospital and School, UK.; and Phillip Tomson, Clinical Lecturer in Restorative Dentistry, Birmingham Dental Hospital and School, UK.
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When they're not designing their New York-based beachwear label Pret-à-Surf, Karen Mulligan and Jillian Demling are busy with their high-powered 9-to-5s (Mulligan is the studio manager for the photographer Annie Leibovitz; Demling is an editor at Vogue). Last week, on the occasion of Taschen's release of Leibovitz's self-titled book, Mulligan had the chance to hit some Oscars-week festivities in high style.
Traveling to Los Angeles for Oscars week is always a bit stressful. I'm continually wondering what to pack; one would think after years and years of being on the road with photographer Annie Leibovitz I would be an expert, but sadly, I am not. I was excited to leave the bitter New York winter behind for the week. Of course, after one day of sunshine, the rains came and turned Los Angeles into London.
The Chateau
First stop off the plane was the Chateau Marmont, my home for the week. On Wednesday night there, Vanity Fair and Benedikt Taschen celebrated the upcoming publication of Annie's new sumo-sized photography book. The hotel was transformed into an exhibition space where her iconic photographs hung in the lobby, bathrooms, phone, booth, suites and hallways. The Chateau was the perfect place for this, since many of the book's photos were taken in the hotel's rooms over the past decades. My room was part of the installation — Lady Gaga and George Clooney wished me good night every night — and for the week, there were plenty of visitors coming by to take a look. The exhibition had an open-door policy, so privacy was not an option. It made for an interesting week! Read more…


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This was a very busy day. I woke up and watered the plants. Now this has become my daily waking up ritual. We had breakfast and then we crushed the charcoal we had collected from the stoves from the previous days' cooking. We mixed it with the EM and then it was ready to use to the toilet. I cleaned the old meat grinder. It took a while, because the girls have used it last week but did not wash it and therefore all plant material had dried up and was stuck with the rust. We washed the plums we had collected the other day from the tree and we took the pits out manually. It took us two hours with both of us working simultaneously. It was a rather monotonous job. Pieter found it more boring than I did. I thought it was quite meditative. Then we lit the rocket stove and we cooked lentil-rice for lunch. We kept feeding the fire for cooking the jam. It took another 2 hours of feeding the fire and stirring. Pieter started building a toolbox.
After the jam was ready, I did the canning process. We managed to produce a good number of jam jars, around ten. That will keep us a while with the exchanges, until the garden starts producing more food. I read half an hour of a book, until Elena came by. She will be the next resident. I showed her around, and we did an exchange. She brought eggs! And I gave her back some fresh, still hot, jam. After she left Pieter had finished the toolbox. It was almost dinnertime. We decided to make fresh pasta, since now we had an egg for the dough. Another time-consuming action, but nevertheless enjoyable. It was delicious. After dinner, Igor came by and we have been talking about Kazakhstani nomads. At the same time we cleaned by hand the remaining in the husks wheat.
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Dill Rice
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Brown rice or orzo are good substitutions for the long-grain rice.
Yield: Makes 4 servings
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- 1 cup uncooked long-grain rice
- 1 (14-oz.) can quartered artichoke hearts, drained
- 1/2 cup sliced green onions
- 3 tablespoons chopped fresh dill*
- 1 1/2 teaspoons grated lime rind
- 3 tablespoons fresh lime juice
- 2 tablespoons olive oil
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 teaspoon pepper
- 1. Cook rice according to package directions; cool 20 minutes.
- 2. Stir together rice, artichoke hearts, and remaining ingredients.
- *1 1/2 Tbsp. dried dill may be substituted for fresh.
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- PUBLICATION: Southern Living
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This recipe was great! My husband gave it 5 stars, which rarely happens. The herb mixture had an interesting taste and just the right amount of spice. Will be making again soon!
Spicy Herb-Grilled Salmon Steaks
Becky Luigart-Stayner
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Amount per serving
- Calories: 293
- Calories from fat: 44%
- Fat: 14.2g
- Saturated fat: 2.5g
- Monounsaturated fat: 6.8g
- Polyunsaturated fat: 3.2g
- Protein: 35.5g
- Carbohydrate: 3.7g
- Fiber: 0.3g
- Cholesterol: 111mg
- Iron: 0.9mg
- Sodium: 596mg
- Calcium: 27mg
- 1/2 cup basil leaves
- 1/3 cup mint leaves
- 3 tablespoons minced seeded jalapeno pepper
- 2 tablespoons white vinegar
- 2 1/2 teaspoons minced peeled fresh ginger
- 1 teaspoon sugar
- 2 teaspoons fish sauce
- 2 garlic cloves, chopped
- 4 (6-ounce) salmon steaks (about 1 inch thick)
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1/8 teaspoon black pepper
- Cooking spray
- 1/4 cup finely chopped fresh basil
- 4 lime wedges
- Prepare grill.
- Combine the first 8 ingredients in a blender or food processor, and process until smooth. Set aside. Sprinkle salmon steaks with salt and black pepper. Place the fish on a grill rack coated with cooking spray, and grill for 5 minutes on each side or until fish flakes easily when tested with a fork. Spoon sauce over fish, and garnish with chopped basil and the lime wedges.
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- DIETARY CONSIDERATION: Low Carbohydrate
- COOKING METHOD: Blender, Food Processor, Grill
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Using germ-killing soap and ointment on all intensive care unit (ICU) patients can reduce bloodstream infections by as much as 44 percent and significantly reduce the presence of methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) in ICUs, according to a study co-authored by physicians at Rush and published in the May 29 issue of the New England Journal of Medicine.
The study, funded by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, was conducted in two stages between 2009 and 2011. Researchers evaluated the effectiveness of three MRSA prevention practices: routine care, providing germ-killing soap and ointment to only patients with MRSA, and providing germ-killing soap and ointment to all ICU patients.
"The strategy that proved to be most effective was perhaps the most straightforward: All patients were bathed daily with chlorhexidine antiseptic soap for the duration of their ICU stay and all received mupirocin antibiotic ointment applied in the nose for five days," says study co-author Mary Hayden, MD, professor of infectious diseases and pathology at Rush. Robert Weinstein, MD, professor of medicine at Rush, was also a co-author of the study.
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So...Main Hand for PvP will probably be a clear choice between Deadly and Instant. That leaves Wound, Leeching, Paralytic, and Crippling left. Crippling is never going to get applied, because Deadly Brew will put it up. Wound is probably going to be necessary against any team with a healer if you don't have anyone else to apply it, Leeching for survival against double DPS teams. Then there's Paralytic, which requires you to give up a slow on your target. Better choice than today, but still seems a little restrictive imo.
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I think Crippling will still be used a lot in PVP, mainly because of the other two talents on the tier with Deadly Brew. If you want to use Paralytic Poison, you can't use Deadly Brew, since they're on the same tier. So it's a choice between Paralytic and Crippling, and for me at least, in PVP I'd rather have the sure slow than hoping I get to 5 stacks of Paralytic before the other person dies or before they kite me long enough for the other stacks to fall off since I don't have a slow on them. And Dirty Tricks is huge in PVP. The glyph of Blind has always been a requirement in PVP. And with making it and Gouge free, it means you have to watch your energy a little less to ensure you get off that CC. I think most PVPing rogues will be taking Dirty Tricks and running with Crippling. With the others you lose too much versatility.


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By Carolyn O'Neil
While winter doesn't officially blow into town until December, restaurant menus are starting to heat up with the healthy flavors of cold weather crops. Shorter days with less sunshine don't have to be bleak, especially when chefs brighten up menus with seasonal treats such as winter squash, turnips, brussels sprouts, kale and radishes.
Say you don't like radishes or can't stand turnips? Maybe you should try them again, especially if a talented chef shows you the way. Skirt steak served with a warm bean salad and locally grown Japanese turnips from Moore Farms is a popular menu item at Bocado in Atlanta's Westside neighborhood.
Chef Todd Ginsberg, who has packed Bocado's menu with the farm fresh flavors of the season, says, "I love the grocery list this time of year. When you get into winter months there's less sweetness in produce and more bitter flavors so I like to roast vegetables like beets and Brussels sprouts to bring out a sweeter caramelized flavor and add an acid balance with lemon." Those bitter flavors actually indicate something really healthy is inside — the slightly sulfur-scented disease-fighting phytonutrients found in members of the cruciferous family of vegetables including turnip, broccoli, cauliflower, Brussels sprouts, cabbage, collard greens and kale.
With names like acorn, butternut and Hubbard, varieties of winter squash add rich flavors and vibrant colors to so many dishes from soups to sides. Chef Charles Dale of Terra restaurant in Santa Fe, N.M, makes a winter squash soup that is rich and creamy without a drop of cream. Instead he sautés chunks of fresh Hubbard squash with chopped onion and then purées the mixture until smooth, adds chicken stock and sweetens with a bit of maple syrup.
"You don't have to use heavy cream to achieve a creamy texture. Winter squash lend a buttery flavor of their own to soups, especially if you roast them first."
Nutritionally, these deep orange vegetables are excellent sources of vitamin A (in the form of beta carotene), which is critical for healthy skin and eyes and, since it supports night vision, is pretty important when the sun goes down early this time of year.
Winter squash is also a good source of vitamin C, potassium, fiber and manganese. Talk about a fall harvest!
The peppery crunch of fresh radishes is popping up on seasonal menus, too. Pretty pink radish slices garnish the Salade de Mesclun at Bistro Niko. Did you know radishes are classified as part of the mustard family? Perfect with the Pommery mustard vinaigrette served with the salad.
Fresh radishes add a slightly spicy flair to corn tortilla tacos at Pura Vida now, too. Chef Hector Santiago tops slow-cooked lamb or goat with crunchy slices of watermelon radishes and white finger radishes from local farmer Jeff Collins, who sells his produce at the Peachtree Road Farmers' Market each Saturday.
So, the next time you see a radish rose garnish on your plate, eat it! Radishes are very low in calories and an excellent source of vitamin C, one of the most important nutrients to help ward off colds and flu this time of year.
Carolyn O'Neil is a registered dietitian and co-author of "The Dish on Eating Healthy and Being Fabulous!" E-mail her at carolyn@carolyn oneil.com.
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Our thirst for details on the upcoming 2012 MV Agusta F3 675 is officially quenched. MV Agusta has rolled out the skinny on the new bike, and in addition to a 126-horsepower, 675cc, three-cylinder engine, the F3 675 packs an astounding amount of technology for the segment.
MV Agusta has rolled in a customizable electronics package called MVICS. The system features the same ride-by-wire engine mapping as the less-expensive Brutale 675, but rolls in eight-levels of adjustable traction control as well. Buyers can also plug in additional sensors and modules to unlock even more functionality.
Two of the most interesting add-ons include a launch-control module that includes anti-wheelie programming and an Electronically Asssited Shift system that provides for quicker cog-swapping.
Even with all of that tech glued to the bike's frame, the 2012 MV Agusta F3 675 weighs just 381 pounds dry. European buyers can expect to sink their teeth into the machine in January when it arrives in dealer showrooms with a price tag of €11,990. It ought to be headed Stateside shortly thereafter.


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Global Environmental Democracy Project
Preparing students to be advocates for global change
The Global Environmental Democracy Project explores the principles of public participation, freedom of information, and access to the judicial system and how those principles play out when confronting international environmental problems. Faculty leaders are John Bonine and Mary Wood.
GEDP Fellows
Brandon Gerstle grew up in Southern California, where he learned to surf and discovered an affinity for the coastal settings. In 2008, he obtained a bachelor's degree in finance and began working as a financial analyst. After his first year of law school, Brandon interned with Judge Paula Brownhill in Astoria Or., where he worked on a broad range of legal issues. During his second year, he served as a staff editor for the Journal of Environmental Law and Litigation, research assistant for Professor Mary Wood, and extern at the Environmental Law Alliance Worldwide, an international environmental and human-rights nonprofit. Brandon spent this past summer in Nebraska working on energy policy issues as a fellow at the Center for Rural Affairs, a rural advocacy group. He looks forward to continuing his work applying economic principles to environmental challenges.
Erin Jackson is a second-year law student interested in a variety of environmental and land use issues. Combining her interests in public policy and the environment, Erin earned degrees in Political Science and Communication and a minor in Environmental Studies from Western Washington University. The summer after her 1L year, she worked for the Environmental Protection Information Center (EPIC), an environmental nonprofit, in Arcata, CA. Her work included substantial research on imperiled salmon populations and NEPA analysis of a significant highway widening project in Northern California. In her free time, Erin enjoys hiking, kayaking, cooking, watching football, and playing with her Corgi, Lizzie.
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We speculated a few weeks ago that if Steve Spagnuolo got a head coaching job he likely would make a run at hiring his good friend and former college teammate Paul Ferraro as an assistant. It appears that is in the process of happening.
Spagnuolo was named coach of the St. Louis Rams last weekend and, according to the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, the team has asked the Vikings permission to speak to Ferraro. Ferraro has been the Vikings special teams coordinator since Brad Childress took over as coach in 2006. Ferraro and Spagnuolo played football together at Springfield (Mass.) College.
The Rams need permission because Ferraro remains under contract to the Vikings. The Vikings could simply deny the Rams request. Spagnuolo also is good friends with Childress, who was the offensive coordinator in Philadelphia when Spagnuolo was an assistant with the Eagles. Of course, Childress and Eagles coach Andy Reid are good friends but when Childress left to take the Vikings job Reid essentially told him to stay away from his assistants.
The Vikings struggled in certain areas of special teams this season — the team gave up an NFL record seven touchdowns – but Childress said Ferraro's job was safe. If Ferraro did leave for St. Louis, the Vikings could promote assistant special teams coach Brian Murphy.
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Pamela Jean's Q & A
Who's your favorite sports team, and why?
Dodgers. I was born a Doger fan! No... really... we won the world series the year I was born!
What's your favorite movie quote?
I'm very important. I have many leather-bound books and my apartment smells of rich mahogany. -Anchorman
What's your favorite video game, and could you kick our butts at it?
Black Ops II. I think I would kill you, not kick your butt.
Piercings/Tattoos (How many? Where?)
Piercings- My belly button and ears, Tattoos- Egyptian hieroglyphics that mean passion on my left forearm.
What's the most embarrassing song on your iPod?
Paris Hilton, The Stars Are Blind.
What's your best party trick?
I do a killer Michael Jackson.
What's the most memorable pick-up line you've ever heard?
I like your legs... what time do they open?
What's the worst job you've ever had?
Hollister- all the fragrance they spray every morning would make be feel nauseous.
What's the most dangerous thing you've ever done?
Probably zip lining over Puerta Villarta.
It's 4AM after a crazy night out – what are we eating?
Steak nachos and sweet potato fries!
What's the strangest thing in your fridge right now?
What's the naughtiest thing you've ever done in public?
Grandma... are you reading this??
What do you feel sexiest wearing?
A sports bra and boy shorts at home in front of my mirror.
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Gavin and Stacey return from their honeymoon
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Opening titles to the sitcom Gavin and Stacey, broadcast on BBC Three and BBC One, followed by a scene showing Gavin and Stacey arriving at the airport after their honeymoon. They are met by Mick and Pam.
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1/7 Stacey and Gavin return from honeymoon to a big welcome from both families.
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According to a recent poll (sponsored, albeit, by a pro gun-control organization) gun owners are more supportive of tighter gun laws than the NRA. Every gun owner does not want the right to carry a concealed flamethrower. [NYT]
Gun Owners Way Less Gun-Crazy Than NRA
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Anyone who has been behind the wheel knows that metro roads have been a mess lately, but with temperatures rising, more and more potholes are cropping up too -- and Fox 9 News set out to find them.
The craters that open up at intersections, in the middle of ramps, and sprinkle Minnesota highways are more than just a pain -- they're expensive for the owners of damaged cars and city budgets. Worse still, it seems like they're everywhere this year.
"I think this is going to be one of the worst [years] with all the snow and the cold," Andy Thomas, of St. Paul Public Works, admitted.
VIDEO: Pothole Patrol on metro roads
In residential neighborhoods, city streets or interstates, drivers are trying to avoid letting a bumpy ride become a big budget dig -- but a winter that has been brutal in so many ways simply won't let spring make a smooth entrance.
"There are some really deep ones," Dusty Washam, a car mechanic by trade, told Fox 9 News. "I mean, those are the ones that get you -- the on-ramps. The big ones can blow out your tires. They are no fun."
The snow that piled up, froze and even fused to the pavement in some area is now beginning to recede as the first week of March brings in warmer temperatures. As it does, the toll winter has taken on the roads is coming to light -- and it's not a pretty sight.
"They are ugly, real ugly," Joanne Litzau said of the roads. "Even the highways are ugly with potholes."
Many public works departments are now transitioning their crews toward full-time pothole patching -- but even Thomas, who has spent 14 years maintaining St. Paul's roads, admits he is stunned by what he is seeing. His pothole team was on its third truckload of by mid-afternoon.
"This is like a temporary patch," Thomas added. "How long it stays depends on the traffic."
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Nashville rocker Will Hoge is getting ready for his debut appearance on Jimmy Kimmel Live tomorrow night. He'll be performing his latest single from his seventh studio album "NUMBER SEVEN," "Too Old To Die Young" on Tuesday night's program. Catch the episode tomorrow night at 11 pm CST / 12 am EST on ABC.
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|16th IEEE International Mixed-signals, Sensors and Systems Test Workshop (IMS3TW), La Grande Motte : France (2010)
|Evaluation of built-in sensors for RF LNA response measurement
|J. Tongbong1L. Abdallah1S. Mir1H. Stratigopoulos1
|This paper presents an evaluation of built-in test sensors for measuring the response of a Radio Frequency Low Noise Amplifier. These sensors provide low frequency or DC test measurements that can be used for low-cost on-chip or off-chip test. First, a variety of test measurements are evaluated by considering parametric test metrics (e.g. defect level and yield loss) and catastrophic fault coverage. Next, embedded sensors aimed at taking the selected measurements are presented. Finally, the test metrics of the overall chip are estimated at the schematic and the layout level.
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|TIMA - Techniques of Informatics and Microelectronics for integrated systems Architecture
|low-noise-amplifiers – built-in-sensors
|hal-00557003, version 1
|Contributeur : Lucie Torella
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