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Are you happier while at the computer, or while taking a walk?
By "taking a walk", I do mean taking a walk, even if just for a short while; not walking while engaging with a smart device. So, what's your experience?
P.S.: Just in case some of you misunderstand, the question is not meant so that we choose one over the other. (We do both anyhow, don't we?) It's not even so that we decide which one is better. It's about self-discovery. What's true for you? If you like to take it further, asking why would be great.
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Sep 23 2013: its not about the computer or taking a walk.
its my state of mind when im doing these things.
I can be worried while taking a walk... and will be worried still if i use the computer.
But if my state of mind is clear and happy and satisfied... i can choose both and nothing will make me happier.
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this solitude is hard to bear,
no one knows how I feel
my love for you is not returned!
every word you spoke - a knife
that bled my heart.
I thought we were in harmony
and now are miles apart.
You will not find a kinder heart
that beats for you and no one else,
I was yours and always would be
Ifyou had loved me half as much
as the love I had for you.

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Allie sent this to me and I can't stop laughing.
"If this is popular this is embarrassing to the human race."
"OMG I'M SUCH A CONFORMIST!" lmao
And then they had the balls to bring in a girl who actually met Liam. NO.
And the girl with the blonde hair and blue peekaboos…she can go away.
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As you approach the village of Maryhill, you will notice the spire of the historic St. Boniface Church perched upon the highest hill in the vicinity. It has served as a beacon to guide travelers by horse drawn carriage or modern day automobiles to their destination for almost 130 years. The land surrounding the church was purchased in the 1820's by a group of Alsatian families, who wished to establish a Catholic community far away from the turmoil in their homeland, along the disputed French German border. Within a decade, the German speaking settlers had turned large tracts of land into fertile fields and had established a church and a school in the hamlet, first known as Rottenburg. The Maryhill Inn, formerly known as the St. Boniface Hotel (named after St. Boniface, the apostle of Germany, was built in 1850 as one of the three crossroads hotels. The Inn operated as a stagecoach stop on the road between Guelph and Waterloo for 70 years, carrying mail and welcoming passengers until 1921. The Inn was constructed using the post and beam method popular in Europe at that time. The hand-hewn posts and beams are held together by pegs rather than nails. The thick walls are filled with cement and river rocks. As you can imagine, this made for a very solid construction that has withstood the test of time.
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Oliver Janser
Acting Deputy Director of Public Safety, Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe mission in Kosovo
Focus: Accountable Policing
Topics: Training
Keywords: UN policies, training curriculum, recruitment, promotion systems, language, internal management, integration and amalgamation, donor relations, corruption
Interviewer(s): Arthur Boutellis
Country of Reform: Kosovo
Location: Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe offices, Pristina, Republic of Kosovo
Date: Fri Jul 25 2008
Oliver Janser describes how the international community concentrated heavily on building a police service in Kosovo and on training police at the Vushtrri training facility. He gives a detailed description of the training curriculum, including the conflicts between U.S. and European Union norms. In addition to the complex political situation, he cites problems involving the public's lack of trust in the police force, with the recruitment/appointment process of Kosovo Police Service officers, and with the lack of an initial exit strategy. He expresses concerns about the transition between the United Nations Interim Administration Mission and the EU's Rule of Law Mission in Kosovo, and explains some of the differences between the international organizations present there.
Case Study: Building the Police Service in a Security Vacuum: International Efforts in Kosovo, 1999-2011
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At the time of this interview, Oliver Janser was the acting deputy director of public safety at the Kosovo mission of the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe, a post that he had held since January 2008. He previously served for 17 years in the German Federal Police as a counselor. His first mission as a U.N. Police officer was in Kosovo in 2001-02, where he started in the airport and later became the chief of the bicycle unit. He earned a master's degree in risk/disaster management and peacekeeping, and joined the OSCE in Kosovo in 2002, where he started as an instructor for the tactical unit at the Kosovo Police Service training school, teaching defense tactics.


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ST. MARIES, Idaho -- The Race The Joe event has now been cleared to move ahead as planned. The event was initially shut down by the Coast Coast in early March.
The race was cancelled after at least one person voiced concern that the boats may damage eagles' nests on the shoreline. The Coast Guard then refused to provide a permit until a lengthy study was conducted. Governor Otter announced Tuesday that the concerns had been addressed and the race was a go.
"We're excited," said racer Terry O'Keefe, "Got the hard part done. Now the exciting part: driving the boat. Making it up and back."
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5 million Frozen Pizzas RecalledBy: Associated Press
MINNEAPOLIS (AP) - General Mills says it's recalling about 5 million frozen pizzas due to possible E. coli contamination.
The pizzas are sold nationwide under the Totino's and Jeno's labels.
General Mills says state and federal authorities have been investigating 21 E. coli cases in 10 states. Nine of the 21 people reported eating Totino's or Jeno's pizza with pepperoni topping at some point before becoming ill. Authorities say eight people have been hospitalized, and four have developed a type of kidney failure.
The voluntary recall covers pizzas with pepperoni produced since July, when the first of the E. coli cases occurred.
The company asks consumers to throw away the recalled pizzas. Replacements will be provided.
The events took place in the same jurisdiction with the same prosecutor but had very different outcomes.
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Iain Dale and Mad Nads.
Much funnier than the cartoon
The seeds of democracy planted in Eyeraq all those years ago by President Dubya have finally spread to Palestine.
How did those peperoni eating forces of the paragon of democracies in the Middle East react? Just like the forces of all the other dictators and tyrants (Quaddaffi, Assad, Mubarak, Yemeni President, Bahreni King) in the Arab lands surrounding them – shoot the Fred Flintstones and Barney Rubbles!
Freedom and democracy will prevail!
Bin Laden's legacy the fight for the right to free pornography!
Dimwit, they had elections years ago. They elected a bunch of terrorists, and now reap the whirlwind.
It couldn't happen to a more deserving bunch.
Look more closely, Ostrich.
The Syrian Palestinians still remember after 60 years. What elections did they have under the Assad dynasty, idiot.
Exactly – Assad kills ayrabs, Hussein kills ayrabs, Al Saud kills ayrabs, UK kills ayrabs, Obama kills ayrabs, ayrabs kill ayrabs – hell, just get the Chinks involved and we've got a full house!
Is it the IMF boss and the chamber maid?
Chamber maid? Perhaps the 22ish year old journalist (who is now ~32).
And in case you've missed the details:
Looks like he is a dodgy old git who's got away with it because of an over-respectful attitude to "authority" (/establishment) and privacy laws.
Agree S#4. the District Attorney will need ordnance steel balls to nail this man. Innocent until proved guilty of course.
I was talking about in France.
Fact of the day: DSK was allowed to board any Air France flight, whenever he liked. No questions asked.
@sockpuppet – that's kinda fair enough. The esteem with which the French revere their Republic is truly staggering so their senior statesmen, and he was their chancellor, take on a veneration the Brits reserve for their royal family. If you get the chance to watch The Last Mitterrand on Film 4, i'd highly recommend it.
No, I don't like scary movies.
It's really good, honest not invent.
Champagne Socialists taking advantage of their positions AGAIN!
"Evil Tories Kill Butterflies" – Guiardian Exclusive
She went to the bedroom and a naked man rushed from the bathroom to the bedroom. She apologized, the law enforcement official said, and tried to leave.
But according to the official, the man chased her, grabbed her and shut the door, locking it. He then pulled her toward the bedroom, the official said, and tried to attack her there.
He dragged her to the bathroom, the official added, and forced her to perform oral sex. The police said the woman eventually escaped from the suite and reported the attack to other hotel personnel, who called 911.
No danger of that happening if brown gets his wish. Better check if the beard owns a chambermaids costume !
I've a feeling this woman's life is about to be ruined as Kahn and his lawyers twist events and make him the victim and she the culprit.
Her allegations are costing some very rich and powerful people a lot of money. Unless she also has a top law team then she is toast
It's time the 'rich and powerful' were punished.
Good idea. Why's no-one thought of that before?
Dunno – has all the elements of a classic honey trap.
Look into the story in detail (and worse- of previous presidents), and you might never complain about British politicians again.
Hey Charlie, you still alive? I thought they sat you ona that electric chair?
Quite. This woman has obviuosly been paid (maybe by ze Germans) to discredit a great man of the Left, who brought peace and the euro to millions. After all, she is black and a single mother so therefore she would easily take a bribe.
Strauss-Khan had a spat with the ECB last week over Greek bailout II… the IMF wanted evidence of Greece paying off more of its debts before the IMF were prepared to put more money into the pot.
And then a few days later, he's caught in a honey trap? Hmmm. I've no doubt that he's guilty as charged, but the timing's very convenient for the EU isn't it? Gets rid of Sarkozy's rival and an obstruction to the ECB's plans.
To slime as high as he has in the IMF/french politics he must have a high degree of animal cunning. Even if the story about the 22 year old is true (and once someone is charged all sorts of stories emerged from the woodwork. If Guido hisself were charged in similar fashion probably some woman would contact the press to say he tried to grope her tits back at Uni–the press would be trying hard to find something if the story was high-profile enough) it seems very unlikely that this man would run naked to fling himself on the maid and think he could get away with it, French egotist or not.
That is a first – a Socialist wanting "…evidence of Greece paying off more of its debts…"! Usual reaction is fill your boots boys (and girls).
Sociopaths surround themselves with people who depend on them for their position.
Any sociopath would try and get as many flawed people into jobs of power, and protect them until they were no longer useful to them.
the 22 year old's story isn't being actively promoted by the media.
She made the allegation on late night TV many years ago. Plenty of old links about the story, even one from friday in the guardian.
well post the link
Let me tell you the woman does not have a chance. The police will stitch it up, as they did for me, and refuse to prosecute on the grounds of one person's word against another. Anyway what is wrong in what he did? The woman is not underage and he is a politician.
Definetly NOT Jackie Smith!
Try harder Britain!
Cameron cancels Nimrod – British ships now completely unprotected & reliant on Foreign aid:
Will Rich & Mark ever do a funny original cartoon
Basically, then, there is no news concerning Huhne and we are trying to keep the pot boiling before everybody loses interest.
Mind you, I think he did it, because he's the kind of chap who would. He's a Greenie, so he believes that the end justifies the means. Any amount of lying is permissible in the service of Mother Gaia, or Mr Christopher Huhne.
Cartoon does not make sense – is the woman his ex wife in which case he would not be groping her or is it his new woman in which case he would have no reason to suspect she was wired. Try again! – on second thoughts please don't
Mark and Rich are usually on the money. This is a good cartoon.
I was wondering why D-S-K looked just like Chris Huhne did last week, until i saw the tag.
According to you he was going to resign yesterday.
Getting shriller as you straddle the barbed wire.
Just character assassination. Attack him over what he's done, not what you wish he'd done.
You new here?
Well if his ministerial career crashes he can always go back to being a second rate graudian journalist and know that sallyallley (according to her twitters) really rather likes him – guess that says everything.
There are first rate Grauniad journos?
Fucking hell, I thought I was saved this crayola crapola stuff this week.
I thought we were going to be spared this week, next week and every week.
Song title for you Guido
Pink Floyd
Dark side of the Huhne !
SHAGGER-KAHN. I feel for you.
Freddy and the Dreamers You were Maid for me !
Octopuses hardon.
What a beautiful day for Jumping out of your shower with an erection and shouting "surprise" at the maid.
"Just checking for wires dear"
well you wont find any
I Wax
All done yesterday !
Do try to keep up you dopey tart !
You sexist! It took her a day to understand it. She is blonde you know
She has got to be the biggest waste of time ever. Stupid woman.
Show us yer bum.
I think we see enough of him already.
Why on earth does anyone give this idiot the time of day. She only gets gigs on Question Time and 5 Live because she is married to the midget speaker. She is a complete lightweight fool.
I think you are being more than gererous there, Jane.
The Bercow's are a well suited couple. He's a berk and she's a cow.
My client,Chris Huhne vehemently denies ever having made this comment
"I've never known how to take the Mother-in-law, so I usually vary it, sometimes doggy, sometimes missionary and every now and then up the arse…. "
Is it Huhne or Kahn? Or bogof week?
Sarah….can I do my ploppy now!!
Christopher Paul-Huhne was born in affluent west London to a Labour-supporting actress and Tory businessman.
The 'Paul' was dropped some time between Westminster School and Oxford University where he studied Politics, Philosophy and Economics, grew his hair, wore a beret, befriended radical Marxists and spoke of one day becoming Labour Prime Minister – indeed, he dismissed Liberals as 'intense, grey-looking people unlikely to be hampered by any formulated policies'.
Even as a student, his principles seemed a little, well, flexible.
He helped organise a university sit-in and was photographed wielding a park bench as his Marxist pals battered their way into a university building. But he was one of the few students able to afford his own car – a London black cab that he could drive in bus lanes (an early flirtation with bending traffic rules, perhaps?).
So we can look forward to Charlie Gilmore being in government in 30 years time. These people should have been sent down without their degree at the time so they couldn't do any further damage.
You can't hold us back we are all of the same ilk. I call us 'Politicopaths,' meaning we become so obsessed with power that we believe we can get away with anything, and most of the time we do. Just look at me.
In short he is a privileged twat who intends to remain privileged while the rest of us are plunged into darkness and poverty by the green shite he and his pals are pushing. I hope this car caper destroys him utterly.
Essex-based Tory peer Lord Hanningfield is due to go on trial accused of fiddling his House of Lords expenses.
The 70-year-old faces six charges of false accounting.
It is alleged that between March 2006 and May 2009 he submitted claim forms to the House of Lords which he knew were false.
The charges are said to relate to overnight allowances for accommodation in London when records allegedly showed he was driven to his home near Chelmsford, Essex.
The trial is due to take place at Chelmsford Crown Court.
Lord Hanningfield was charged – under his name Paul White – in February last year
sky news 94% of NHS managers
think the NHS reforms are a bad idea
Yes i agree
where else will you get £800,000 for doing fuck all ?
94% of turkeys think Christmas is a bad idea, too.
You don't imagine that, whatever happens, they're going to cut the number of NHS managers? These guys have had more than 60 years to entrench themselves behind bureaucratic minefields, barbed war and reinforced concrete. They support each other. They are untouchable.
Only customer choice can wheedle them out.
Customer choice?
Let me see. I have cancer. There is only one cancer unit. Because of Internal Health Service Politics its crap but nobody challenges that until the dead stack up so its that or nothing. Which do I choose?
No surprise the global economy is up shit creek, when there is a lecherous old Socialist in charge of its bank.
he only tried to leave a deposit in her box !
The BBC are giving this story legs. It currently appears on the BBC news page half way down under politics, advertised as MP makes Huhne complaint. Why can't they just leave the man alone, it's clearly something from a long time ago when he had no hope of ever being a minister.
Hmmm. Careful. Glass houses…
Isn't Nick Robinson the worst BBC chief political editor in memory; he so often barks up the wrong tree that it's embarrassing. His attempt to change the emphasis on the Huhne scandal this morning ( 'Today' naturally) was so inept. Nick, a serious criminal offence may have been committed by a man who is now a cabinet minister; it is not a political issue ( ie his LibDem rivals plotting against him, or an ex-wife hoping to become more prominent in party politics–a bit of a slur that Nick), it is a law and order issue—and if you can't see that Mr R. then really you are in the wrong job.
I fear you are wasting your time. The ineptitude of people like Rick Nobinson is matched only by their own self-importance. Their arrogance is like a shield, protecting them from all criticism, constructive or otherwise.
It is a law and order issue just like the ignored when Jackie Smith had parliament illegally searched
And tonight, Toenails is in charge of a "social experiment" on bbc1 where a community near Preston is allowed to let everything go to ratshit (well, dogshit anyway) to demonstrate the effects of the viscious cuts.
what is it with politicions that they cant keep thee mouths shut, We had the "cabs for hire" BS , then Vince and now Hunt.
Democorcy is so over-rated!
Three reasons to respect the Liberal Democrats
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Rich and Mark haven't worked out where her right arm is supposed to be.
Well done! We'll just have to call it the stumpy one…
For all those that slag of the cartoons as shit (Yes i am one) , this is Guido doing his part for the "Big Socitey", He is keeping two unemployable "Cartoonists" of the dole. I for am proud of you Guido for buying into Daves "Big socitey" :-)
My goodness – does Guido pay Mark and Ritchie?
Tory peer Lord Hanningfield to face trial over expenses
In Politics, like comedy, timing is everything.
It was an act of crass stupidity for Cameron, (The Liberal cuckoo firmly entrenched in the Conservative nest), to choose this weekend to come out in clear and fervent support for Huhne and his lunatic policies.
If Her Majesty's Opposition can now do its job, defend the jobs of the present and future workers it purports to represent, and ensure that Parliament properly debates the Conservatives determined attempt to commit economic hara kiri, they will do the country and themselves a huge service.
The putative failures of judgement regarding Forestry privatisation and NHS reform are totally dwarfed by Cameron's own personal failure. The leader has shown by example that making a complete cock up requires a degree of skill and determination that is quite beyond the abilities of his Ministers.
Calm down dear.
You're an idiot.
I wouldnt blame DC , More NickClegg as he is the leader of the Lib Dems, Dave is leader of the Tories, why do you think you dont see much of Alan Duncan and Bill Wiggin?
There are more tory mps to choose from so can easily hide the worst out of view – poor old Nick has to promote whatever shite he was landed with irrespective of talent or indeed probity
Cabinet ministers are always going to be attacked and have accusations of all sorts of wrong-doing hurled at them. If any Prime Minister of any party sacked every minister upon the mere accusation or inference of wrong-doing, then there would be no ministers left.
IF it becomes established as a fact that Huhne conspired to pervert the cuase of justice by pressuring another person to lie and accept penalty points which rightly should have gone to Huhne, then his position as a Minister, and indeed as an MP (in my opinion) would be entirely untenable.
At the moment these are merely allegations with a large degree of supporting evidence which should be tested in court.
IF Huhne is charged with a crime, then he should stand down. IF he is then proven not guilty, then he may, unfortunately, be available to be reinstated. IF he is found guilty, then he should go to prison.
If he didn't do anything wrong why has he gone into hiding. You would think he'd be all over the media issuing categoric denials and accusing the press of making up stories.
There's definitely something to this.
What happened to "deny, deny, deny"…
Ah yes… I see… sorry…
"If any Prime Minister of any party sacked every minister upon the mere accusation or inference of wrong-doing, then there would be no ministers left."
What a radical idea! When do we start?
Frankly Huhne knows as much about energy as I do about the politics and economics of outer Mongolia.
He is, actually WORSE than useless, because is intellectual laziness and overweening vanity force him to consider that its not actually his job to find out, either.
Frankly we would have a better energy picture, and a lower carbon one, if politicians simply taxed carbon and washed their hands of interfering in it beyond that. And simply let the Market and the engineers employed by commercial companies get on and do what they do est. Calculate the cheapest and most efficient way of supplying it.
Why would you tax CO2? If anything Farmers should be taxed to subsidise petrol that is providing them with Airborne plant-food.
If Her Majesty's Opposition can now do its job….
A very big IF, if you ask me! Anyway, what ever Macaroon and Co. does cannot be as bad as anything that Labour would do.
I need a job now, i could draw funnier cartoon`s.
Any cartoon of the FA premiership sanctioned toolkit when opened has no hammers in it?
Guido should check out the Fenbeagle — http://fenbeagleblog.wordpress.com/
He's the master and commander of Huhne attack.
Quite a good likeness of Strauss-Kahn I'd say. First class.
Just think of it as two for the price of one.
Huhne and his wife or Kahn and his maid.
Is Dominique Strauss-Kahn a maid-up name?
Hell hath no fury like a scorned woman. If the allegations are found to be correct, his career is finished. I will not lament his departure. Another puffed-up politician promoted way beyond his nominal pay grade. Despite our reputation to the contrary, the public is broadly accepting of marital infidelities. Perverting the course of justice is a wholly different matter. It is the cornerstone of our legal system and must be upheld without fear or favour. Those who seek to support his position by playing down the nature of this alleged offence are as complicit as the individual himself.
Yes and no, normal people would have he book thrown at em, The elite seem to get away with murder.
They certainly do.
I agree. Strauss-Huhne is finished.
Said the corrupt MP
Never mind the last weekend:
He's stuffed if previously covered up allegations are brought to the fore.
Rather ironic that Huhne called Clegg "calamity". It's been one calamity after another for the Huhney Monster.
Can you transfer points by wire?
Who cares, pension is in the bag by now …
What is his pension worth after just over a year of doing a fucking abysmal job and behaving like an utter c'unt?
Chris Huhne could be scrapped, Nick Clegg to say
Chris Huhne could be scrapped and replaced by Billy Bowden, Nick Clegg will announce tomorrow.
Question is, when Huhne is eventually ejected, will he be replaced by a LimpDim or a Tory…?
Bet it'll be Tim Yeo. The one who likes wind farms but not in his back yard.
Answer: David Laws..
I wanna be head of the KLF!
You're fairly ancient but you certainly can't be justified.
Brown wouldnt be keen on burning one million quid.
I think he would feel that only a million shows a distinct lack of ambition.
Pass the meow meow, I want out of here!
Britainistan is ours now. You be goings. Don't be comings back to our land.
Sarah's definitely a Mu Mu.
i Hear there is a KFC that will take you on Gordon.
Free Hot wings for all the social layabouts, discounts for immigrants – to be paid for by the next generation, and the one after that, and the one after that come to think of it.
oh and it will be at your minimum wage.
Only problem you may have is that you do actually have to turn up for this job
I think you've burnt a lot more than a million quid…
You told us you were going back to teaching Gordon. Well go and do it. Remember 'those who can, do, those who can't teach' and you certainly can't.
Bbc news showed nhs bod who said he trusts Cameron over nhs reform.
Shit that should have been filled in the Thames – how did this misinformation get out????
Shagger Khan
Chris Huhne is innocent until proven guilty. Everyone is forgetting that. People are attacking a fine and honourable politician over something which may, or may not, have happened.
Chris is currently working on the most radical green bill this country will ever have seen.
Ignore the sniping and the vested interests Chris. Ignore Nick's attack dogs. You are doing fine.
That was funny Hee hee!
Good job the economy doesn't need jobs, employment, electricity or transport…
It doesn't, you're right, there'll be no economy left soon.
Whatever else, he is guilty of being a tosser!
Khan only wanted a bit of"Womb service"
I call on da workaz 2 go onn stryk ovar Cris Hewn! I kno dat dont mak no cents but ooh carez?! Stryke!
If people didn't have cars
they wouldn't get done for speeding !
They would – for riding their horses too fast. Oh, and we'd be having huge debates about what do with all the horse-droppings. Happened before in London in the late 19th century. Nothing new.
We could dry it out and burn it
to keep our lentils simmering in the winter
I think the voters will deliver the verdict not you and your thug mates.
Billy, did you bicycle to the anti debt demo yesterday? Thought I saw you there.
Wasn't in on Saturday?
"Wasn't in on Saturday?"
That probably why it wasn't him.
Be like that then.
I predict that the NHS will still exist in 2015.
But it will stand for National Humane Suicide.
As a subsidiary of Dignitas.
It'll still be here, slaughtering its patients and sacking any nurses who happen to turn whistle-blower.
400,000 dead because it does though.
Which Northern safe seat are they actually going to offer this trollop?
Sickening isn't it. They will parachute her in, half the local party will resign in protest and she will still win.
If people are prepared to vote for her then they deserve what they get.
This woman would run Kerry McCarthy close for the honour of being the thickest MP.
Why would anyone want to save the NHS?
Vacuous bint.
The NHS was saved under Tony Blair everyone knows that!
Dragged from a plane
That'll teach the frogs not to cheer when we kill a terrorist
Gougloute-moi le poireau, SVP.
What do you call those who indulge in planking?
Lying face down in an usual place ? Sounds like a normal afternoon to me.
Ireland is spending 30,000,000 euro's on the queens security
good fuckin job we lent em a few quid then !
Why the fuck is she going?
Bunga bunga with me.
Not after the last time, if you don't mind.
I reckon this is a plot by Tories and labour to wipe the Lib dems off the map and return to the two party system. First Laws, then Vince, The Laws again and now Hunt.
My botty hurts.
That will teach you not to hire a prossie to stick a dildo up yer bum like (name redacted)
Dave goes into yet another conflict in Libya with our armed forces butchered
by cuts
and to pay for it he is looking for yet more armed forces cuts
Wanker !
Stop giving all the money away to the Feckin EU and countries with nuclear weapons and space programmes
you knob !
Mr Strauss-Kahn was obviously displaying classical endogenous growth.
I'm 200th! Fizzy orange time!
Police investigate Chris Huhne speeding points claims
Don't worry Chris. It will be covered up. I have got Grand Lodge on the job.
What We Learned From the Referendum | FT
Scottish Crisis Moves South | Nick Wood
English Democrats Accidentally Celebrate Yes Victory | Pink News
Union In Its Current Form is Dead | Janan Ganesh
Labour Could Be Split in Two | Sun
Ashcroft Poll: Why Scotland Voted No | Buzzfeed
Boris: Change Barnett Formula | Sun
Cameron is Back | Dan Hodges
What Happens Now | James Kirkup
Cairo of the North | Quentin Letts
Labour are the Biggest Losers | Phil Collins
Diane Abbott on the Daily Politics:
"Labour MPs will unite behind Ed Miliband, once we find out what our policies are."


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It really is the simple stuff that can make us the happiest. A child's laugh. A stunning sunset. The bite of the perfect doughnut. But, we can't sit and wait for those moments to hit. We've got to engage in life. Cultivate good moments. And notice the goodness when it shows up. In Monday's post, […]
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Note from Polly: I wrote and published this post about three months ago and the topic has stuck with me. Savoring is the difference between living boldly in color, or fading to black and white. It's a way of being in the world. A simple little thing that makes it better. When I think about moving […]
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By Polly Campbell on December 11, 2013
One way to cope with the challenge and adversity that we all encounter is to be appreciative – grateful – for the goodness that surrounds us too. It's always there, but it can be tough to see during the bleak moments and that's when we need it most. Used during times of trouble, gratitude becomes […]
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By Polly Campbell on October 23, 2013
Chances are you have a to-do list that stretches longer than a roll of toilet paper. But you'll be more productive, healthier, happier if your list includes things that add meaning and purpose to your life. In other words: Spend some time doing what matters and you'll get more done the rest of the day. […]
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By Polly Campbell on October 21, 2013
Today, I fed the cats, and injected the fat one with insulin. Then I woke up my daughter, made breakfast, packed her lunch, put in a wash, walked her to the bus, ate my own breakfast, took a shower, responded to six emails, tagged a friend on Facebook, ran to a doctor's appointment, picked up […]
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By Polly Campbell on July 22, 2013
I'm taking an hour off today to slip and slide with my daughter in our front yard. I didn't plan on it. It's not on my To-Do List. I've got plenty of other stuff I should do like finish a blog post, prepare a workshop, clean out a cupboard, fold laundry. But, I'll slip and […]
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"Being a mother is learning about strengths you did't know you had, and dealing with fears you didn't know existed." –Linda Wooten, from Mom's the Word, by Allen Klein I'm thinking a lot about my role as a mother. Trying to figure out my place in all of it. Sometimes, it seems as though […]
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I'm not a super social person. I'm pretty much happy typing away alone at my desk or reading my books. But, the relationships I have with my family and a few close friends make all the difference in how well I live this life. Big wigs tell us it's our relationships – our friendships, marriages […]
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As soon as I start talking about creativity, people get a little freaked. "I'm not artistic," they say. "I can't even draw a straight line." But you don't have to be the next Georgia O'Keeffe (have you seen my Pictionary drawings?) to have fun, to be creative, to broaden your life. I'm talking about tapping into your […]
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"Tomorrow is a new day. You shall begin it well and serenely and with too high a spirit to be cumbered with your old nonsense." Ralph Waldo Emerson Seriously. Today, drop your nonsense at the door. Get rid of the beliefs that are making you less than. Adopt those that are helpful and encouraging. […]
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Long before the arrival of Europeans, Mexico was home to the great Maya, Aztec and Zapotec civilizations. These peoples had a well developed agriculture all their own. Staples included corn, peppers, beans, avocados, tomatoes, sweet potatoes, jicama, chayote and other squashes.
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Chocolate was first drunk in Mexico as a beverage of nobles. The primary meat sources were pork and wild turkey. Dishes were typically, baked, roasted, boiled or stewed. Curiously, the indigenous population never developed the use of oils or fats as a cooking medium.
With the arrival of Spanish conquistadores inthe 16th century, Spanish cuisine and ingredients were introduced. Beef, cheese, cream and bread entered into the mix, and there began a slow fusion of the two cuisines. Today's Mexican cooking maintains deep roots in the Aztec and Maya past while making use of the vast array of new ingredients and methods available since colonization.
Masa, a dough made of lime-processed cornmeal is an indispensable item in the Mexican kitchen. Masa is formed into tortillas, empanadas and tamales. Its fresh corn flavor is typically Mexican. The chile pepper is another ubiquitous ingredient in Mexico. Common types are jalapeño, cascabel, ancho, chipotle and pasilla. A wide variety - both fresh, dried and smoked - lends a unique flavor to many, if not most, dishes. And finally, an infinite variety of beans forms a final leg in the foundation of Mexican cookery. Each region has its own special favorite, from pintos in the north, to the black bean of the Yucatán peninsula. The cheeses most commonly used by Mexican cooks are:queso fresco, a young farmer-style cheese; asadero, a string cheese very similar to mozzarella; and cotija or queso añejo, aged cheeses that are grated and used like Parmesan. A type of pepper jack is also found.
A typical Mexican day begins with a simple breakfast of coffee and bread. Lunch is the biggest meal. Soup, rice, tortillas, beans and a main dish, or platillo fuerte, are typically served. Not surprisingly, a filling Mexican lunch is often followed by a welcome Mexican siesta. The evening meal is generally comprised of lighter fare. And in addition to the three main meals, Mexicans are masters of snacking and snack foods. All of the items which Americans think of as typically Mexican -- tacos, burritos, quesadillas -- are simply snack food south of the border. Tequila cocktails or a light beer brewed in the north of the country are excellent accompaniments to a Mexican meal.
Mexico is a large country with a variety of regional cooking traditions. Some of the basic variations are listed here.
The north of Mexico is hot, dry country. Cattle grazing is a primary occupation, and this shows itself in the popularity of beef. Carne seca, beef that was traditionally dried in the hot sun, is a typical dish. Frijoles borrachos are a popular accompaniment, as are chiles con queso. The North is the one area of Mexico where flour tortillas can be found.
The two great culinary centers near the Pacific coast are Guadalajara and Oaxaca. Guadalajara is known for its pozole. Oaxaca is a center of coffee production and the origin of cafe de la olla.
Along the steamy Gulf Coast and in Veracruz, fish and seafood dishes, tropical fruits, coconuts and vegetables dominate. Escabeche and tamales steamed in banana leaves are common dishes. Tomatoes, bananas and mangoes are also much used.
This area of Mexico shows the heaviest Spanish influence due to the large settlement of Europeans in the Distrito Federal. Here you will find beef stews, salads of nopales (prickly pear pads), pork dishes and the famous mole Poblano. Pulque, a fermented agave beverage, has been drunk since ancient times.
The descendents of the empire of the Maya reside in the peninsula of Yucatán, and many traditional Maya dishes live on. The Yucatécan diet is heavy in corn, fish, shellfish, eggs and black beans.Yucatéco beans always have a sprig of epazote, a pungent herb, added as they cook. Recados, pastes of spices and vinegar or citrus juice, are a distinctive feature of Yucatécan cuisine. They flavor meats, fish, seafood and tamales.
(Latin garlic-pepper-vinegar marinade)
Adobo is a very popular marinade for pork and other meats in the Spanish-speaking Caribbean and Central America. The ingredients vary widely, but most have a base of oil, garlic and some type of acidic ingredient. Read more »
(Mexican fresh fruit beverage)
Aguas frescas are fresh fruit drinks that are very popular all over Mexico. These refreshing beverages are typically served from large barrel-shaped glass containers. Some of the more traditional varieties are watermelon, cantaloupe and strawberry. Read more »
(Mexican rice with tomatoes)
Also known as Spanish rice, arroz a la mexicana is one of the most popular ways to prepare rice in Mexico and the American Southwest. The tomatoes give it a rich, ruddy hue and a deep, rounded flavor. Read more »
(Mexican warm cornmeal beverage)
Atole (ah-TOH-lay) is an ancient Mexican beverage with origins in pre-Columbian times. Similar warm drinks, thickened with cornmeal, are found throughout Central America and are especially popular for breakfast. Mexican atole is traditional at dia de los muertos celebrations, and it's chocolate version, champurrado, is popular at Christmastime. The consistency of atole varies anywhere from almost porridge-like to a thin, pourable drink. Read more »
(Mexican caramel spread; see Dulce de Leche recipe)
(Mexican zucchini and corn simmered in cream)
Two New World vegetables pair up beautifully in this simple yet luxurious side dish. Calabacitas is the word for young zucchini, and elotes means kernel corn. Read more »
(Mexican grilled steak)
Carne asada, or grilled meat, is great backyard grill food. It is enjoyed throughout Central America, but is particularly popular in Mexico. Many recipes get very elaborate with the marinade ingredients, but the original recipe relies on a simple combination of onions and citrus juice to highlight the flavor of the beef. Read more »
(Mexican crispy tender shredded pork)
Slow-simmered pork, with a step at the end to add crispiness, carnitas are an amazing option for stuffing tacos, burritos and tamales. Carnitas are easy to make, but it does take some time. Traditional carnitas are always simmered in lard; it adds flavor and tenderness. See the variations for healthier options if all that fat scares you away. Read more »
(Ecuadorian, Mexican pickled red onions)
Pickled red onions are the perfect condiment for all kinds of dishes. In Ecuador, these pickles with the purple hue are at their simplest, tossed with lime juice and a pinch of salt and sprinkled over ceviche. Yucatecan-style cebollas encurtidas are more elaborately seasoned and are an essential topping for cochinita pibil. They're also perfect on top of a burger. Sometimes called cebollas en escabeche. Read more »
(Mexican stewed pork and black beans)
Wild boar, or cerdo, was traditionally used in this typically Mayan dish from southern Mexico. Epazote is an herb that is almost always used to flavor black beans in the Yucatán. You can substitute bay leaf. Read more »
(Latin citrus-marinated seafood)
Ceviche is believed to have originated in Peru or Ecuador in Inca times. The seafood was originally marinated in chicha, a fermented corn beverage. Spanish conquerors brought with them citrus trees and the juice of the lemon, lime and Seville orange was substituted. Over time, ceviche became popular throughout Latin America, and each country, locale and cevichería supplies its own twist on the basic recipe. Read more »
(Mexican fried tortillas in sauce)
Chilaquiles are an easy way to use up leftover tortillas. Popular for breakfast all over Mexico, the ingredients vary somewhat by region. But the essentials are the same — fried corn tortillas simmered in a spicy sauce and garnished with cheese. Chilaquiles are great as part of a Mexican brunch and are considered excellenthangover cure by Mexicans. Read more »
(Mexican stuffed, fried chile peppers)
In this sublime dish from Puebla state, chile peppers are roasted and peeled, then stuffed, dipped in a batter and fried. The result is full of flavor and interesting textures. A cheese stuffing is probably the most well known, but meat fillings are also popular. During Lent, chiles rellenos are often served with vegetable or even tuna fillings. Read more »
(Mexican citrus-marinated pork slow-roasted in banana leaves)
For an ethereal taste of Yucatecan cuisine, you must try cochinita pibil. This Mayan dish is traditionally made with suckling pig (cochinita) roasted in a pit (pibil). In this simplified recipe, chunks of pork are seasoned with a full-flavored citrus marinade, encased in bananas leaves and slow-roasted in the oven or on the grill. Often called puerco pibil. Read more »
(Latin savory stuffed pastries)
Empanadas are meat pies popular throughout the Latin world. They probably originated in Galicia in the northwest corner of Spain. Spanish settlers introduced empanadas to the New World, and they are a special favorite in Chile and Argentina. The variety of fillings for empanadas is endless and includes stewlike mixtures chicken, beef, ham and cheese, fish and seafood. Other fillings include spinach, peas, potatoes, pumpkin and beans. Read more »
(Mexican chicken and cheese stuffed tortillas)
Enchiladas are an easy and filling Mexican dish of tortillas dipped in chile sauce and rolled around a wide variety of fillings: chicken, cheese, chorizo, beans, pork, beef, seafood or vegetables. The main difference between enchiladas, aside from their filling, is the sauce used to top them. Read more »
(Latin caramel custard)
Flan, or crème caramel, is one of the most common dessert dishes in the Latin world. Coming originally from the border area of France and Spain, this simple yet elegant dessert has spread in popularity as far as the Philippines and Japan. Read more »
(Mexican beans in broth)
Frijoles de la olla, or beans in a pot, are good in burritos and tacos, on tostadas or on their own as a side dish. These slow-cooked, creamy beans are traditionally made in a bean pot, or olla. Read more »
(Mexican avocado sauce)
Guacamole is a popular condiment made of mashed and seasoned avocados. Guacamole originated in Mexico, but it is enjoyed throughout Central America, as well as in the American Southwest and in Tex-Mex cuisine. The name comes from the Aztec words for avocado (ahuacatl) and sauce (molli). Read more »
(Mexican sweet rice beverage)
Horchata (or-CHA-tah) is a milky white, sweet beverage that was introduced to Spain by the Moors. The original Spanish version is made with ground tiger nuts and is especially popular in Valencia. In Latin America, where the tiger nut is not commonly available, pulverized rice is used. In Mexico, horchata is one of the most common aguas frescas and is ladled from large glass jars set in ice. Read more »
(Mexican ranch-style eggs)
Huevos rancheros is a classic Mexican breakfast, traditionally served to farm laborers, or rancheros. The eggs match perfectly with the spicy tomato sauce. Use fresh tortillas to mop up every last bite. Read more »
(Mexican pickled jalapeño peppers)
Sliced jalapeños en escabeche are used as a garnish for a variety of Mexican dishes. They can also be chopped and added to soups and stews for an extra punch. Some hardy souls like to munch on them whole. Read more »
(Mexican spicy beef tripe soup)
Menudo is a tasty Mexican stew that is popular for big family gatherings. It is also served as a late-night or breakfast hangover cure for a night of drinking. The red (rojo) version adds the mild spice of dried chiles. White (blanco) menudo, without the spice, is more popular in the north of the country. Read more »
(Mexican spicy beer cocktail)
Cervezas preparadas, or "prepared beers," are popular throughout Mexico. What goes in a michelada varies by region, but the simplest version uses lime juice and hot sauce to give beer a spicy kick. Pair a michelada with a hot bowl of pozole, and you have the perfect hangover cure. Sometimes called a chelada, the name is Mexican slang for "my chilled one." Read more »
(Mexican anise-scented bread for the Day of the Dead)
Pan de muerto, or "bread of the dead," is a sweet anise-scented bread served during Mexico's Días de los Muertos celebrations. The bread is offered up at temporary altars to relatives and friends who have passed away. Loaves are typically round and decorated with a knob of dough on top, representing a skull, and with bone-shaped pieces of dough around its perimeter. Pan de muerto is often sprinkled with colored sugar or glazed with orange juice. Read more »
(Central American cake of three milks)
The famous cake of three milks, pastel de tres leches is believed to have originated in Nicaragua. It has become very popular throughout Central America and is becoming more and more common in the United States. Soaking the cake in three kinds of milk gives it a rich, dense quality, almost like a cheesecake. Read more »
(Mexican fish Veracruz-style)
Pescado à la veracruzana is one of the most famous seafood dishes of Veracruz on the Caribbean coast of eastern Mexico. The ingredients and seasonings show a strong Spanish influence. Read more »
(Mexican pork and hominy stew)
Pozole is a special occasion dish in Mexico, especially in Guerrero State. Restaurants called pozolerías specialize in it. This dish is a well known cure for hangovers and is often eaten in the wee hours of the morning as a preventive. Pozole is also popular in New Mexico, where it is usually spelled posole. Read more »
(Mexican melted cheese appetizer)
Queso fundido is as simple as it is decadently tasty. Flavorful cheese is melted together with fragrant mushrooms, roasted peppers or other garnishes and served with fresh corn tortillas. Serve this south-of-the-border version of cheese fondue as a starter to any Mexican meal. Your guests will be singing your praises. ¡Que rico! Read more »
(Mexican Yucatecan achiote spice paste)
Recados are Mayan spice pastes particularly popular in the Yucatán region of Mexico. A deep brick red, recado rojo is the most common, and is an essential ingredient of the region's famous slow-roasted pork dish, cochinita pibil. Use it as a flavoring rub for pork, chicken and fish. Premade recado rojo can be bought at Latin markets in brick-shaped packages. Read more »
(Central American shredded beef salad)
Popular throughout Central America, salpicón is a refreshing salad that is great as a topping for tostadas or wrapped in fresh corn tortillas. It is especially easy to make in large quantities for parties and family gatherings. Read more »
(Mexican fresh tomato condiment)
Salsa mexicana is the basic salsa that is used as an all-purpose condiment in Mexico. There are innumerable variations, but here is a basic — and very tasty — version. Other names for it are pico de gallo, salsa cruda, salsa Mexicana and salsa picada. Read more »
(Mexican tomatillo salsa)
Salsa made with tomatillos is a refreshing and bright change from your typical tomato-based salsa. Salsa verde improves in flavor if allowed to rest for 1 or 2 hours before serving. Tomatillo salsa pairs well with pork, chicken, tamales, enchiladas and is a great dip for tortilla chips. Read more »
(Mexican meatballs in broth)
Albóndigas is Spanish for "meatballs," and sopa de albóndigas is Mexican meatballs in a bowlful of hot broth. It's favorite comfort food in Mexico and a great way to warm up a cold day. Read more »
(Central American fresh corncakes)
Tamales de elote are a favorite breakfast food in Mexico and throughout Central America. In El Salvador and Guatemala they are often served as the starchy portion of a meal. The fresh elote, or corn, used in Central America has a higher starch content than that in the United States, but the addition of masa harina in this recipe produces a very good approximation of the original. Read more »
(Mexican steamed corncakes with chicken)
Tamales are a staple of Central American cuisine. At their simplest, they are masa corn dough wrapped in corn husks or banana leaves and steamed in a large pot, the tamalera. Most tamales also have some sort of stuffing. Read more »
(Mexican fried tortillas with chicken)
Tostadas are snack food in Mexico, made in street stalls throughout the country. The tostada shell itself is made by frying corn tortillas until they are crisp. The tostada shells then serve as a platform for all sorts of toppings from cheese and beans to shredded chicken to ceviche. Read more »
(Central American pineapple vinegar)
Homemade fruit vinegars are popular throughout Central America, and vinagre de piña is a favorite. The trimmings of a pineapple are mixed with piloncillo and water and set aside to ferment for a few weeks or even months. Read more »
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The Bundy Ranch Standoff Was Only the Beginning for America's Right-Wing Militias
For two decades the US government has tried to get Cliven Bundy to remove his cows from federal land, and for two decades the Nevada rancher has steadfastly refused, defying court orders and attempts to negotiate a settlement for the $1.1 million he owes in federal grazing fees. Finally, last week, the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) took matters into its own hands and started seizing cattle that had been illegally grazing on government property. Things went downhill from there.
What began as an arcane land dispute rapidly escalated into an armed standoff in the desert. A ragtag band of anti-government militants, Tea Party politicians, and Old West ranchers descended on the area, responding to a call to arms posted by the Bundy family on their blog and circulated throughout the internet by conservatives and libertarians. Spurred on by YouTube videos of physical altercations between federal agents and the Bundys, the protesters aggressively confronted law enforcement, which in turn escalated things by gathering a huge force of armed BLM rangers and FBI agents. On Friday, theFederal Aviation Administration placed a month-long flight restriction over the ranch after the Bundy family posted aerial photos of the assembled authorities.
For right-wing militias and paramilitary groups founded around a collective paranoid belief that the federal government is just looking for an excuse to impose martial law, images of armed federal agents forcibly seizing cows basically means it's DEFCON 1. By Saturday, as many as 1,000 anti-BLM protestors from as far away as Virginia, New Hampshire, and Georgia had set up camp in Bunkerville, an arid patch of land where the BLM was rounding up the Bundy cattle. Packing handguns and assault rifles, the protesters carried signs featuring slogans like "Tyranny Is Alive," "Where's the Justice?" and "Militia Sighn In [sic]," and many said they were prepared for a shoot-out with the federal government. The mood was such that even Glenn Beck was wary of the crowd, announcing on his show that "there's about 10 or 15 percent of the people who are talking about this online that are truly frightening."


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Gossip Girl takes us back to S and Lonelyboy kissing in the street, very romantic, for a billion years: "If Blair's gotta watch her back, Serena needs to keep an eye on her heart. We hear it may have been stolen by Lonelyboy. Putting out an APB, Gossip Girl." What a simply perfect episode! I've been rating this show so high already, so there's not really anywhere to go, but that was just a very well-constructed episode of television. Nice. Anyway, XOXO. See you next week.


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This is quite good -- my guest liked the light flavored dressing. It seemed to need a little more acidity so I had added a cara cara orange flavored vinegar (about a Tablespoon) before serving. Otherwise, no changes to the recipe.
Kumquat Mint Salad with Jasmine Dressing
Photo: Annabelle Breakey; Stylist: Emma Star Jensen
This salad may be simple--note the very short ingredient list--but is full of exotic, refreshing flavor.
Yield: Serves 4 (serving size: 2 cups)
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Recipe Time
35 Minutes
Nutritional Information
Amount per serving
- Calories: 121
- Calories from fat: 62%
- Protein: 3.8g
- Fat: 8.4g
- Saturated fat: 0.7g
- Carbohydrate: 10g
- Fiber: 4.6g
- Sodium: 199mg
- Cholesterol: 0.0mg
- 2 bags jasmine tea
- 5 ounces kumquats (about 15)
- 1 tablespoon canola oil
- 1/2 teaspoon kosher salt
- 1/4 teaspoon pepper
- 1 1/2 qts. butter lettuce torn into large pieces
- 1/2 cup small whole mint leaves, or torn larger leaves
- 1/3 cup toasted slivered almonds
- 1. Heat 2/3 cup water in a small saucepan over high heat until small bubbles form. Add tea and remove from heat. Steep 3 minutes and stir. Strain tea and let cool; discard tea bags.
- 2. Meanwhile, seed and thinly slice kumquats*.
- 3. In a small bowl, make dressing: Combine chopped kumquats, jasmine tea, oil, salt, and pepper.
- 4. Put lettuce, mint, sliced kumquats, and almonds in a salad bowl. Add dressing and toss gently to coat.
- * To seed kumquats, either thinly slice each kumquat crosswise about a third of the way into the fruit or quarter the fruit lengthwise; then remove seeds with a knife tip.
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- CONVENIENCE: Entertaining, Family, Quick/Easy
- MAIN INGREDIENT: Vegetables
- DIETARY CONSIDERATION: Meatless, Gluten-Free
- OCCASION: Winter
- PUBLICATION: Sunset
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Brian Kingrey, a music teacher from Hammond, LA collected $1-million by becoming the first video game player to throw a perfect game in the MLB 2K11 "One Million Perfect Game Challenge."
The pitcher of choice, 2010 National League Cy Young award winner Roy Halladay from the Philadelphia Phillies.
The man who pitched a perfect game about a year ago faced the Astros in this animated version and did it again!
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Kingrey says he's not really into sports but loves competition. When he heard about the video game challenge he studied batting averages during his lunch break followed by countless hours of playing.
"Got pretty good at it and then on the competition when it started I did it (threw perfect game) in about two hours," said Kingrey.
Brian and his wife say they plan on using the million to pay off student loans, their house and miscellaneous bills.
What else is Brian going to buy with his new found fortune?
"And this is the god honest truth: we're gonna have to buy a refrigerator because we just moved into our house, and we've been using a dorm mini fridge," said Kingrey.
Glad he won the million bucks, but did Brian have to use Halladay against the Astros?
Man… We just can't catch a break this season can we? Astros lose again.