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Final: Huge second half lifts UBC to record 13th title November 10, 2013 | msoc FREDERICTON (CIS) – Thanks to a three-goal outburst in the second half, the University of British Columbia Thunderbirds defeated the Laval Rouge et Or 3-1 in the gold-medal final. [read more]
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While promoting Breathe In at this year's Sundance Film Festival, Guy Pearce took a more measured approach in his opinion on movie violence. "Hollywood probably does play a role," he said. "It's a broad spectrum though. There are films that use guns flippantly, then there are films that use guns in a way that would make you never want to look at a gun ever again because of the effect that it's had on the other people in the story at the time. So to sort of just say Hollywood and guns, it's a broad palette that you're dealing with, I think. But I'm sure it does have an effect. As does video games, as do stories on the news. All sorts of things probably seep into the consciousness."
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Even if you overlook the name on the awning and the sizzling birds flattened on the grill by the window, it's hard to miss this broad hint about the specialty of the house.
The Original American Chicken78-07 37th Ave. (78th-79th Sts.), Jackson Heights, Queens718-651-0800
May 15, 2014 in Haven't Eaten There, Jackson Heights, Signage | Permalink
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Seen in passing: English and Arabic mirror each other nicely on this menu board, the one written left-to-right, the other, right-to-left. "Cheese burger," apparently, needs no translation.
The Grill House25-89 Steinway St. (25th-28th Aves.), Astoria, Queens718-777-1181TheGrillHouseNYC.com
May 01, 2014 in Astoria, Haven't Eaten There, Signage | Permalink
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Coming soon to the former home of the Millennium Theater: Gourmanoff, an upscale sibling to Russian-European supermarket chain NetCost. It's unclear whether the kiosk stays in the picture.
Gourmanoff1029 Brighton Beach Ave. (Brighton 11th-Brighton 12th Sts.), Brighton Beach, Brooklynwww.Gourmanoff.com
April 29, 2014 in Brighton Beach/Coney Island, Grocers and Markets, Haven't Eaten There | Permalink
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Picture menus can be hard to fathom. Much like the "serving suggestion" for supermarket goods, a disclaimer along the lines of "illustration only" can help clarify that the preparation, accompaniments, and plating of a professionally styled photo might outshine what eventually appears at the table. The photo sets the expectations; the fine print gives cover to the management in case of customer complaints.
For silhouetted photos like these, size is an issue, too. A glance at the six plates depicted on this storefront might suggest that the cányǒng (Tsan-Yohng), depicted at upper right, are outstandingly large and plump, given their proportions in relation to the fish at upper left. Only if you'd had your share in the past would you know, instinctively, that these tidbits are only just so big and that the photo must have been enlarged to fit the available space. Without that past experience, you might be disappointed to be served just a small, appetizer-sized portion of silkworm pupae. Or you might not.
Streetside picture menuFlushing, Queens
April 14, 2014 in Flushing, Haven't Eaten There, Signage | Permalink
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Altered image: This mural, one of many draped along a construction barrier, echoes the look and feel of the bar-restaurant behind it. Perhaps to avoid a seeming endorsement by New York's Department of Transportation, however, almost all the text has been edited. The come-on "wings, burgers, ribs, salad," for example, has been transformed into "fries, shrimp, pulled pork, BBQ." Only two essential elements are unchanged: the street number, 126, and (current as of March 2014) the Department of Health letter grade, A.
As of May 2014, the construction barrier and mural have been removed, but the A grade still stands.
Mudville 9126 Chambers St. (West Broadway-Church Sts.), Manhattan212-964-9464www.Mudville9.com
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Posted in honor of a new baseball season. In truth I'm more of a National League fan, but my photo archives (and the Mets) have only just so much to offer.
Yang-Kee's #No. 1 Chinese Kitchen75-01 101st Ave. (at 75th St.), Ozone Park, Queens718-848-8922
March 31, 2014 in Haven't Eaten There, Richmond Hill/Ozone Park | Permalink
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Former site of a five-and-dime whose lunch counter was one of many in downtown Savannah targeted by sit-ins and boycotts a half-century ago. Today this corner is occupied by a Subway. As best as I can tell, all trace of the Woolworth's lunch counter itself is long gone; only the terrazzo entryway remains.
Woolworth'sSurviving signage at 131 East Broughton St. (at Abercorn St.), Savannah, Georgia
March 23, 2014 in Haven't Eaten There, Savannah, Signage | Permalink
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Shown purely for its amusing assertion of "New York style."
Peking House1216 Abercorn St. (East Henry St.-East Duffy Ln.), Savannah, Georgia912-238-8328
March 20, 2014 in Haven't Eaten There, Savannah | Permalink
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I can't pin a date on that faded sign for the erstwhile Stapleton Country Store. It's likely the sign isn't all that old; it's even more likely that the store was never all that country. More interesting is the change of name, not for what it says about the goods on the shelves but for what it suggests about the customers, and about the store owner's appreciation of their priorities. Few folks, nowadays, take the time for cracker-barrel philosophizing.
Easy Grab & Go Deli & Grocery374 Van Duzer St. (at Beach St.), Stapleton, Staten Island718-727-5446
January 27, 2014 in Grocers and Markets, Haven't Eaten There, Signage, Staten Island | Permalink
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The three characters in the name of this Chinese establishment (no relation to the Malaysian Taste Good of Elmhurst, Queens) can be loosely rendered as "fine food house." I haven't sampled the fare myself, but I'm charmed by the transformation of the center character, which also appears in the house-shaped logo. One of the character's diagonal strokes has been replaced by a pair of chopsticks, the other, by a spoon, reinforcing the message of homey goodness.
Taste Good Chinese Restaurant18 West 25th St. (Fifth-Sixth Aves.), Manhattanwww.TasteGoodNYC.com
December 02, 2013 in Chelsea, Haven't Eaten There, Signage | Permalink
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Take a peek at Taylor Swift in a new ad for CoverGirl, and there's no doubting that she's been airbrushed. Yes, the 22-year-old songstress is beautiful, but no one's skin is THAT flawless. And while I love CoverGirl products, I have my doubts that an average woman is getting that sort of lash height from their NatureLuxe Mousse Mascara.
The National Advertising Division (NAD) is doing something about Taylor's too good to be true look by banning the CoverGirl ad altogether. Here's why: It takes issue with the fact that the ad claims users could get "2X more volume" when in fact there's no way to prove that. That, and according to the disclaimer at the bottom -- Swift's luscious lashes are the result of photoshopping (NOT MASCARA).
Let's be serious: there are about a bagillion overly-Photoshopped ads out there. This is JUST one. Besides, you have to be a moron to look at an ad like Taylor's and actually think that's what the product's going to do for you.
No, it's not fair to us, the consumer, that loads of cosmetic ads feature airbrushed results. However, that's what advertising is all about, and it's the way the cookie crumbles. The ad's purpose is to sell the product. If you ask me, it's wrong to just pull Taylor's ad or Julia Robert's ad without setting some sort of constant guidelines for the entire industry.
Not for nothing, but who's to say that the tweaking in Taylor's ad is any worse than the ones featuring Queen Latifah, for example. If you ask me, Latifah's look a bit more enhanced. Nevertheless both women look stunning, and airbrushing or not, I'm definitely interested in what they're selling.
No matter how great a beauty product's ad is, the only way you are going to know if it's worth the splurge is if you try the product yourself. I couldn't tell you how many mascaras I've tested throughout the years. The bad news? An ad like Taylor's may make you and me want to buy a less-than-great mascara in the first place. The good news? We're not stuck with it forever.
Do you think Taylor's ad is misleading? Do you buy certain beauty products because of how they're advertised?
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If they're going to pull Taylor's ad, can they pull all of Sarah Jessica Parker's for Garnier too? Because she's so airbrushed it isn't even funny. They airbrush away all her lines and wrinkles.
i have come to realize that all make up ads are retouched and most mascara adds have little disclaimers that say false lashed used ...doesn't really stop me form buying products but i do search out real reviews form real people first
Yes, it's about time they started pulling misleading ads. Like the poster said on the Huffington Post, you can't say "this product does X" in the main body of the ad and then in tiny print at the bottom say, "Uhm, no really it doesn't do that".
And I don't buy products based on the ads. I usually buy them based on price or a sale. Especially something like mascara, which should be replaced every three months to prevent infection from the bacteria that builds up in the tube.


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The Calgary Stampeders have signed quarterbacks Drew Tate and Bo Levi Mitchell to one-year contract extensions with an option for a second year on Tuesday.
Tate was going into his option year while Mitchell had one year remaining on his deal and is now signed through 2016. Both are expected to battle for the starter's role this season. "Drew and Bo are both very talented quarterbacks who have enjoyed great success as members of the Stampeders," said Stampeders general manager John Hufnagel. "They work extremely well together and their decision to sign extensions with the Stampeders gives us great long-term stability at what is obviously a key position." Tate has been with the Stampeders since 2009 and became the starter in Week 17 of the 2011 season. Injuries have limited him to eight regular-season and two playoff starts since that time but he has been very productive when healthy, posting a 5-0 record when he plays the entire game. He has completed 259 or 381 passes during his Stamps career (a 68.0 per cent completion rate, the highest total in franchise history) for 3,270 yards, 24 touchdowns and just nine interceptions. The 29-year-old University of Iowa product has also accumulated 466 yards and 13 touchdowns on the ground as a Stamp.
"I'm so fortunate to be with the Stampeders and to represent the white horse," said Tate. "Calgary is a special place and, along with my teammates, I can't wait to start up the good fight again and chase our dream of being Grey Cup champs." Mitchell, 23, has been with the Stampeders for two seasons and posted a 3-0 record when called upon as a starter in 2013. He completed 94 of 135 passes last season for 1,156 yards, 10 touchdowns and three interceptions. He earned the league's offensive-player-of-the-week award in Week 5 as he completed 29 of 33 passes for 376 yards and three touchdowns in a win over Winnipeg. In two seasons with the Red and White, Mitchell has 1,324 yards and 12 touchdowns as a passer as well as 218 yards and seven scores on the ground. "I've loved my time in Calgary and I'm excited about the opportunity to stay here," said Mitchell. "The Stamps have a great organization, a great coaching staff and a great group of players and this is definitely the place I want to be."
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I'm 5'6" and 148lbs. I realise this isn't too unhealthy but I don't feel comfortable and having just started a new relationship would like to get down to what I felt great at which is 125lbs. He'd like to take me to Gran Canaria and the thought of putting my bikini on in front of his family fills me with dread. He loves my body as it is but I'd like to do this for myself. Would love a buddy I who could share, exercise tips and recipes with and have someone to push me when I'm feeling low. I tend to eat too much when I'm down or bored and the first thing I go for is stodgy salty carbs. Anyone out there is welcome to get in contact. Would love to be there for someone too.
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sending a request your way! I'm your height well .5'' taller :P
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Hey! I'm 5'5"-ish and my goal weight is 125 as well! Adding you as a friend!
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I'm also 5'6" and am just a bit heavier at 150 lbs (give or take a couple depending on the day). I like the shape of my body and am confident, but I know I'd look better and feel more comfortable in clothes if I were 15 pounds lighter. My goal is 134 lbs. The problem is that whenever I hit the mid 140's I start feeling really great about myself and I lose momentum / willpower.
I work out regularly, but I drink too much (which often leads to eating too much). I eat out a LOT not only for work but for social purposes; I go out to eat/drink with friends several times a week rather than doing a lot of concerts or other activities. So to get thin I end up having to just say no to happy hours and dinners out - which feels like punishment even though I enjoy going to the gym and cooking at home.
So my challenge is to balance going out and being social with eating/drinking in moderation. Unfortunately I am just not one of those girls who can - or wants to - sit demurely and sip water when others are sipping margaritas and eating chips and salsa!
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Hi! I'm 5'6.5 and 146 and have a goal weight of 135. Adding you :)
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Cookbook Review: Paris to Provence by Ethel Brennan and Sara Remington
It's awkward to come clean in public, but I have a problem. I travel to France with grand intentions, flying to Paris loaded with guidebooks about things to do throughout the country. To do, that is, after just a couple of days in Paris. A couple of days becomes a few days becomes two weeks.
I'm a Left Bank guy and between the bookstores, the cafes, and the ever expanding list of bakeries and candy stores, I find it very, very hard to think about leaving the city for the rest of the country.
Now, I have a new guidebook, one that I know will get me free of the food evils of Paris and into the delicacies of the byways from Paris to Provence. That is exactly the title: Paris to Provence by Ethel Brennan and Sara Remington. The subtitle gives away the clever tact of this lovely book: Childhood Memories of Food and France.
Ethel and Sara did not grow up together, but became friends in adulthood. And learned they have a shared tradition. As young girls, they lived in families that summered in France and explored and sampled the entire country, not just Paris.
Their families drove the back roads and byways of France. And the girls enjoyed the "casual" food of everyday France. This is not the high cuisine of Right Bank restaurants. This is the food of the people. But, oh, what lucky people. For casual food in France is a treasure trove.
There are chapters here devoted to the food of truck stops, the regional and very seasonal markets, café and bistros, plus afternoon snacks [gouter].
The book is a charming combination of travel remembrances and a portfolio of real, authentic recipes. Some of the recipes are standards, like Ratatouille. But there are unexpected exotics here, too, like Beignets de Fleurs de Courgettes [aka Zucchini Blossom Fritters]. There is a fig tart with custard cream, strawberries in red wine syrup, roasted chestnuts, French lemonade with mint, and potato salad with poached egg.
That last recipe idea is typical of Paris to Provence. A common dish is given an uncommon twist or flare. You'll find yourself asking: "Why didn't I ever think of that?" Well, we can't think of every combination. We can rely on the great food cultures to instruct us. Paris to Provence gives us a superior tour of insights into the flavor avenues of a country we all enjoy.
On my next flight to Paris, Paris to Provence is coming along. And, yes, I will rent a damn car and I brave the interesting traffic patterns of French roads. Why? Because somewhere south of the city there is a roast pork loin with rosemary and porcini mushrooms. I'm going to find it.
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The words wine and France are synonymous. French wines are outstanding for both their quality and diversity. Many wine experts suggest that there is no single "French wine" but really a vast collection of outstanding wine regions that contribute to the French reputation.
So, join us to take a tour, a Wine Tour De France, to explore those regions and their outstanding flavors. On Friday, October 12th at 6:30PM, Cooking by the Book will host a Tour de France guided by wine expert David Hamburger.
The New World has always imitated French food and beverage superiority. Being challenged on all sides by the New World, the French wine industry is redefining herself and continuing to set the global standard. Our tour will demonstrate the absolute vastness of flavors and styles in France. the delightful country wines of Southwest France, the hauntingly aromatic wines of Alsace and the Loire Valley, and of course the classic wines of Bordeaux, Burgundy and the Rhône. The diversity and quality of wines is tremendous, to say the least.
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Our expert instructor is David Hamburger, Director of Special Events at Acker Merrell the oldest wine shop in America, founded in 1820. David will guide our wine platelet tour through France, and explore the vibrant wine tastes of the country to find the differences of regions, the grapes, and provide you will an understanding of how these wines partner with foods, and how wonderful they are on their own.
David is also the director of the Wine Workshop, America's leading series of fine and rare wine tastings and dinners and hosts at least fifty wine events a year for corporate and private clients. David has done guest sommelier spots at Bouley, Le Bernardin, Daniel and Per Se and has developed tasting events for many great winemakers such as: Christian Moueix, Jean-Guillaume Prats, Paul Pontallier, Sebastiano Rosa, Leonardo Raspini, Olivier Krug, Michel Chapoutier, Jacques Lardière, Veronique Drouhin and Erwan Faiveley
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Centennial Woods LLC is a private company founded in 1999 with the idea of reclaiming and repurposing weathered wood from Wyoming Snowfences. Since inception, Centennial Woods has grown to become one of the largest providers of reclaimed wood in the world, with a reputation for quickly providing high volumes of beautiful, consistent, "barn wood" and providing customers with great service.
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Do you think having a panda is like having a cat in western culture? I imagine there is a pretty negative stigma in China for single women in their 30s who have more than one panda.
This is what living in China is like. A Panda for every man, woman and child! Pack your things, round eye! Wagons east!
Pandas Victimized By Grammar
The punch line of the title, meant to be a quote from a "badly punctuated wildlife manual," explains why a panda shoots a gun in the air after eating a sandwich in a cafe and before making for the door:
"Panda. Large black-and-white bearlike mammal, native to China. Eats, shoots and leaves. "
For those of you who has the same reaction I did, I urge you to relax. It's a book, and clearly a work of fiction. I know: it's so unlikely that a panda would wield a gun. They're Chinese, idiots! They're going to be using some mad kung fu. And why bring grammar into this? Are you just trying to shame the pandas because they can't read? That's probably why they're so mean, dude.
I Didn't Spend 8 Years In School To Be Called [Mister] Panda
Look at that face: this is one no-nonsense Panda. Dr. Dhabaleswar K. (DK) Panda is a Professor in the Computer Science & Engineering Department at the Ohio State University. If you want to learn about Computer Based Networking, this is the Panda for you. That's Dr. Panda, shitbird.
If you're even the tiniest bit asian, there is no way you could possibly resist these. Like, if you were one of those weird white guys who is really into asian chicks, you could use these to lure one into your sensible import sedan with decent gas mileage. It's basically fool-proof.
From the inventors of zero and yoghurt… cheese (which I can only hope is made from panda milk). Why not? I have a pair of pants made of baby.
Fashion editorials are seriously lacking in pandas.
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The Board of Technical Education of Rajasthan has released the RPET 2013 Exam Notification for admission in various undergraduate Engineering courses in the Private and Govt. Engineering Colleges under the exam.
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- As mentioned in RPET 2013 Exam Notification, the compulsory subject combination for exam is Physics, Mathematics and any one of Biology, Biotechnology, Chemistry and Computer Science.
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• For the third-straight game, the Northern Colorado defense reached 100 tackles, recording 100 against UC Davis. The Bears had back-to-back Division I single game records with 107 at Sacramento State and 108 at Idaho State.
• Junior linebacker Leilon Willingham became the team's latest member to join the Century Tackle Club as he now has 101 tackles in two seasons with the Bears. Willingham currently leads the Big Sky Conference with 10.7 tackles per game and has been in double figures in five of the six games he's played -- and he recorded nine in the other. Willingham joins Clarence Bumpas (267), Gavin Miller (147), Courtney Hall (129) and Lexington Smith (114) in the club.
• The Bears boast the best receiving tandem in the Big Sky Conference in senior Jace Davis and junior Dimitri Stimphil. The pair are averaging 186.1 yards per game, the top mark in the league.
• Saturday marks the 30th meeting between the Bears and Bobcats, which ties for the longest series of any team in the Big Sky Conference with Idaho State. Montana State owns the 18-10-1 edge in the series, thanks in part to a current five-game winning streak.
• Through eight games this season, the Bears have recorded seven 100+ receiving games. Senior Jace Davis and junior Dimitri Stimphil each have three and senior Will Jefferson Jr. has one.
• Senior QB Seth Lobato moved into second on the school's all-time passing chart with 7,095 yards, surpassing Loren Snyder (1984-86) who threw for 6,874 yards in his career. Lobato now only trails 1999 Harlon Hill winner Corte McGuffey (1996-99), who threw for 8,766 yards in his time with the Bears.


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Five years into their existence as a band Disappears have finally exhaled - following a steady run of singles, ep's, and three full lengths the band retreated to their studio at the end of 2012 to take stock of where they had been and where they wanted to go. Disappears returned fully stretched out into the void with 2013's KONE EP. Abstract and experimental, it erased any expectation's people had about what Disappears sounded like or were capable of, as well as introduced new drummer Noah Leger - a pivotal force in what was to follow.
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Boldly colored zinnias enliven gardens with their bright hue and can be cheerful container plants. While there are about 20 species of zinnia, most gardeners plant cultivars of Zinnia elegans. Many zinnias originated in Mexico but grow well in U.S. Department of Agriculture plant hardiness zones 7 to 11. Zinnias thrive in full sun and well-drained soil and they can tolerate moderate periods of drought. Their colorful flowers attract butterflies. Zinnia varieties can be categorized by their blooms, which can be single flowered, semi-double flowered, double flowered or cactus flowered.
Single Flowered
Some types of zinnia grow a single layer of blooms, with a visible, colored center. One example is the Crystal series (Zinnia angustifolia "Crystal"), with 2-inch orange, yellow or white flowers. Many cultivars in the Star series (Zinnia angustifolia "Star"), also have single blooms with flat centers and resemble daisies. These compact annuals bloom in orange, pink, red, white and yellow. The Persian Carpet zinnia resembles its moniker with multihued, 2-inch red, gold and mahogany flowers that grown to 16 inches tall.
Semi-Double Flowered
Semi-double flowered zinnias blossom with several rows of petals, and the center of the flower is visible. Most California Giant cultivars (Zinnia elegans "California Giant") are considered semi-double flowered, including the Orange King California Giant and Lavender Queen California Giant. These behemoths live up to their name, growing to 3 feet in height with blooms that measure 3 inches or more.
Double Flowered
Double flowered zinnias flower with multiple rows of petals that obscure the flower's center. For example, the large, showy "Dreamland" series of Zinnia elegans have round blooms in a variety of colors, from vivid yellow to ruby red. Zinnia elegans "Benary's Giant Lime" is another double flowered zinnia. It blooms in vivid green and grows to 3 feet tall.
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Prep: 45 min. + rising Bake: 30 min.
1 package (1/4 ounce) active dry yeast
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3 tablespoons vegetable oil
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Reducing government deficits Mitt Romney's way would mean less money for health care for the poor and disabled and big cuts to nuts-and-bolts functions such as food inspection, border security and education.
Romney also promises budget increases for the Pentagon, above those sought by some GOP defense hawks, meaning that the rest of the government would have to shrink even more. Nonmilitary programs would incur still larger cuts than those called for in the tightfisted GOP budget that the House passed last month.
Differences over the government's budget and spiraling deficits are among the starkest that separate Republican Romney and Democratic President Barack Obama. Obama's budget generally avoids risk, with minimal cuts to rapidly growing health care programs such as Medicare and Medicaid while socking wealthier people with tax increases. It's all part of an effort to close trillion-dollar-plus deficits.
Romney, by contrast, proposes broad cuts in government spending, possibly overpromising on reductions that even a Congress stuffed with conservatives might find hard to deliver.
His campaign materials give relatively few specifics, other than a pledge to bring total government spending down to 20 percent of the U.S. economy by the end of a first term in 2016. That is roughly in line with where it was during Republican George W. Bush's presidency.
Estimates by the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office put current government spending at $3.6 trillion, or about 23.5 percent of the gross domestic product this year, slipping to 21.8 percent by 2016.
The math can get fuzzy. But the Romney campaign says it needs to come up with $500 billion in cuts in 2016, the target year. Overall, Romney promises to shrink the government by about one-seventh when compared against the size of the economy.
The GOP front-runner suggests raising the Social Security retirement age and reducing cost-of-living increases for better-off retirees.
He generally endorses a plan by House Budget Committee Chairman Paul Ryan, R-Wis., to gradually transform Medicare from a program that directly pays hospital and doctor bills into vouchers for subsidizing future beneficiaries in buying health insurance.
Because Romney promises to protect current Social Security and Medicare recipients from cuts, he cannot get much savings from those programs by 2016. Combined, they are projected to make up about 44 percent of the budget that year. Interest costs, which cannot be touched, would make up an additional 9 percent of the budget, while Romney promises to add almost $100 billion to the Pentagon budget that year, based on his pledge that military spending reach 4 percent of GDP.
So what's left to cut?
—MEDICAID: The program now provides health care for about 50 million mostly poor and disabled people, including nursing home care for 7 of 10 patients nationwide. Obama's health care law sharply would sharply boost Medicaid enrollment to cover more people above the poverty line, a move that Romney promises to repeal.
Like House Republicans, Romney promises to transform Medicaid into block grants for states and shed federal supervision of it. He would cap the program's annual growth to inflation plus a percentage point. His campaign says the approach would unshackle states to innovate and, by the end of a decade, cut costs by more than $200 billion a year.
Advocates for the poor say the inevitable result will be that millions of people will be bounced from the program. An Urban Institute study last year estimated that Ryan's cuts would force between 14 million and 27 million people off of Medicaid by 2021. Romney's budget would make deeper cuts.
—DOMESTIC AGENCY BUDGETS: If Social Security is mostly off the table and current Medicare beneficiaries are protected, domestic Cabinet agency budgets would take a major hit in ways that could fundamentally alter government. The future growth of those discretionary programs funded through annual appropriations bills was already cut greatly in last year's deal to raise the government's borrowing limit.
At issue are these programs, just to name a few: health research; NASA; transportation; homeland security; education; food inspection; housing and heating subsidies for the poor; food aid for pregnant women; the FBI; grants to local governments; national parks; and veterans' health care.
Romney promises to immediately cut them by 5 percent. But they would have to be cut more than 20 percent to meet his overall budget goals, assuming veterans' health care is exempted. It's almost unthinkable that lawmakers would go along with cuts of such magnitude for air traffic control and food inspection or to agencies like NASA, the FBI, Border Patrol and the Centers for Disease Control.
"It's just not sustainable," said GOP lobbyist Jim Dyer, a former staff director for the House Appropriations Committee. "What do you want to do with the national parks? Which ones do you want to close? …The only way it adds up is if you go after the big, popular stuff, and nobody talks about that now."
Among the few specific cuts listed in Romney's campaign literature are proposals to cut the federal workforce by 10 percent through attrition, eliminate federal family planning money, privatize the money-losing Amtrak system and trim foreign aid.
—OTHER BENEFIT PROGRAMS: Like Ryan's budget, the Romney plan would also cut benefit programs other than Social Security and Medicare. They include food stamps, school lunches, crop subsidies, Supplemental Security Income for very poor seniors and disabled people, unemployment insurance, veterans' pensions and refundable tax credits to the working poor.
Based on the Romney materials, it's impossible to project the size of the cuts to such programs. Suffice it to say, they would be controversial.
"There's good reason why Ryan's budget and the Romney budget don't have details," said Jim Horney, a budget analyst with the liberal-leaning Center on Budget and Policy priorities think tank. "If people knew what it would actually have to be done to accomplish what they're saying should be done, it's hard to imagine there would be widespread support for it."
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For a Party that was supposed to be distancing itself from George W. Bush, they've doubled down instead. I guess that's one way to add distance – run even further to the right.
The Republican National Committee has gone way beyond the religious right. It is back in the Empire Building neo-con agenda of Karl Rove. America will be a One World Empire leader and there not one damn thing we can do about it. This was the agenda of Bush 41 and Bush 43 who added the Christians to the leadership of the world.
This is very disturbing to me as it makes America the last bastion of individual rights and will redesign the government for White Christian Straight Men only.
Many of us will have to move to areas where this White Supremacy action is the weakest. It may be California but I do know it will not be Arizona. I missed the bullet last year when I moved from there.
I had hoped that the GOP House would lose many members but I'm not certain this will happen as the far right is apparently gaining support.
I've tried for 20 years to support the concept that a free America beats a Christian nation when it comes to rights for all citizens. It is time for me to stop this questioning. Americans need a religious big daddy to tell us all what not to do; but they still cannot explain why……
The only forums where I am welcome are those from Europe.
Or better yet – free healthcare for those that are lucky enough to survive our democracy delivery system.
Continuing with Sandy's idea of movie plots mirroring current day politics….this article reminds of Charles Dicken's "A Christmas Carol", but in the revised version the Rom is asked to provide a little more money for health care for the poor and disabled. The Rom responds: "Are there no prisons? Are there no workhouses?"
Later in the movie when he sees the ghost of millionaire friend, Rom says, "'But you were always a good man of business, Jacob,' faltered [Rom], who now began to apply this to himself.
'Business!' cried the Ghost, wringing its hands again. 'Mankind was my business. The common welfare was my business; charity, mercy, forbearance, and benevolence, were, all, my business. The dealings of my trade were but a drop of water in the comprehensive ocean of my business!'"
Timing for the release of the movie in a theater near you will be problematic though…the election is before Christmas when this seasonal favorite would be most appropriate.
The sad part is even though President George W. Bush set the record for spending during his term before Obama blew it away, it's now viewed as a "conservative" budget!
Aside from the stimulus (which many would argue was necessary to avoid another depression), most of Obama's budget was still going to fund the two wars that Bush started (while cutting taxes twice).
Alex, thanks for reminding us of the enormous debt left behind by a couple of Bushes whose agendas were for a perfect Christian world of destruction left like a gaping wound in the Middle East. I watch a lot of programs on the History Channel where the history of mankind started in Mesopotamia (Iraq). The day Saddam was captured the videos of the rape and pillage of the holy relics being stolen and/or burned made millions of us sick as the soldiers had no idea of the historical value of their destruction.
In another 300 years, will the next generations of Americans watch as the Thomas Jefferson library is burned to the ground? To me that building is precious as that is where the truth of our existence sits.
Of course, unless we protect the truth and the books found in that building, no one will give a damn if it is burned or simply repainted.
What of the debt left by Clinton and the historic amount of debt (already more debt than Bush's eight years in office) being piled on by Obama?
If the Republicans offer the "perfect Christian world," then what do we make of the Democrats' not only bolstering the same foreign policy agenda but piling on the domestic debt as well?
Who is to blame for that? Is Obama a card-carrying member of the Religious Right?
Rhetoric aside, is there really any difference between the two parties?
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I made this using ingredients I had on hand. I added sliced roma tomatoes and did one muffin with 1 1/2 slices of regular bacon and the other with Canadian. After toasting the muffins I topped with shredded cheddar and nuked for 30 seconds to melt the cheese. Then I added the meat, tomatoes, eggs and more cheese. Topped as directed with salsa, olives and green onions. Cilantro would have added more flavor but I didn't have any. GREAT result!
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This Mexican-inspired version of a breakfast favorite, created by Terri Bryant, of Dayton, Nevada, uses fresh salsa instead of the traditional, heavy Hollandaise sauce. Serve with a side of refried beans.
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- Calories: 613
- Calories from fat: 52%
- Protein: 37g
- Fat: 36g
- Saturated fat: 18g
- Carbohydrate: 35g
- Fiber: 2.1g
- Sodium: 1916mg
- Cholesterol: 455mg
- 2 teaspoons distilled white vinegar
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- 1/4 cup sliced black olives
- 2 tablespoons chopped green onion or cilantro leaves
- 1. Bring vinegar and 1 qt. water to a simmer in a pan over medium heat.
- 2. Meanwhile, spread muffins with butter. Top each with a slice of bacon.
- 3. Reduce heat under water to low. Crack eggs one at a time into a small bowl or ramekin and slip into water. Cook until whites are set but yolks are still runny, about 8 minutes. Using a slotted spoon, transfer eggs to muffins.
- 4. Top each egg with a slice of cheese and the salsa, olives, and green onion.
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Valerenga or Storhamar? That question is on everyone's mind every season as to who will win the Get Ligaen title. Since 1991, Valerenga or Storhamer have not won the league only twice, Lillehammer won in 1994 and Frisk Asker won in 2002. Could this be the year of a new champ?
Valerenga currently sits in second place, just one point behind Sparta Sarpsborg. Sparta has been phenomenal this season, particularly at home where they remain unbeaten. Goaltender Phil Osaer is having another great season. He has a 1.45 GAA with a .940 save % through 11 games and he has always been better in the playoffs than the regular season. Sparta is also benefiting from great chemistry on it's top line, particularly with Jonas Andersen and Henrik Malmstrom. Those two have a knack for finding each other on the ice for some very nice setups. When one has the puck, you can be sure that the other is in place to net the puck. If any team can dethrone Valerenga and Storhamar right now, it's Sparta Sarpsborg.
Storhamar has yet to really find their groove this season. the loss of Ruben Smith has hurt the team much more than they thought it would. Trevor Koenig just can't replicate what Smith had done for the team. They are also plagued by slumping players, poor defense, and off ice problems. the addition of Christian Larrivee was a good move and he is playing better than expected, but this team has too many problems right now. If they don't rectify things soon they won't make the playoffs for the first time in 19 years.
Valerenga on the other hand, is basically a guarantee for the playoffs and has a very strong chance of gaining their fifth title in six seasons. The offense does need to pick it up though. They aren't going to beat a team like Sparta in the playoffs with Mark McCutcheon as their only weapon. Sparta's defense and goaltending are too good. Valerenga has a lot of weak spots this year that they will need to address if they want to win again. This team is being carried by their goaltender Patrick DesRochers right now. DesRochers has been the best player in the league up to this point. After having an abysmal showing at the European Trophy, he came to life once the season began and has been unbeatable.
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Special thanks to Alicia at the Soft Landing for her great post on BPA-free tomatoes :)
Wednesday, February 3, 2010
Greening Your Kitchen: Buy BPA-Free Tomatoes, Beans, etc.
Special thanks to Alicia at the Soft Landing for her great post on BPA-free tomatoes :)
Posted by Eve Fox at 9:00 AM
Labels: BPA, BPA in cans, BPA-free, BPA-free cans, BPA-free foods, BPA-free tomatoes, harmful effects of BPA, PVC, slow death by rubber ducky, TCSA petition, The Soft Landing
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- Lisa at EWG said...
Eve, Great post. If you're interested in EWG's effort to pass the Kid-Safe Chemicals Act / reform TSCA, we have a bundle of resources/action opportunities here: http://bit.ly/54hb1y. Cheers, Lisa Frack (EWG)
- February 3, 2010 at 12:28 PM
- Eve Fox said...
Thanks, Lisa. I did just check out EWG's stuff -- super helpful!
- February 3, 2010 at 12:35 PM
- peter said...
The tomato thing is a drag, especially since last summer we canned exactly zero tomatoes due to awful weather. But beans are easy: don't buy canned beans at all. Dried taste 3000 times better, and a pressure cooker makes short work of them whether soaked or not.
- February 8, 2010 at 10:58 AM
- Jen of A2eatwrite said...
Eden's Organics is a great Michigan company, too - woohoo!
Thanks for the information here. I'm involved in sustainability/slow food issues, and I'll be sure to pass this along.
I'm very, very bummed about the tomatoes.
- March 24, 2010 at 10:19 AM
Just wanted to let you guys know that the tetra pak or POMI does leach synthetic estrogen hormones, sometimes more than plastic. Here is the article I found on it.
- October 6, 2011 at 11:29 AM
I'd like to sign your petition but when I click on the link you give, I don't get access, just a list of other references. Please advise.
I, too, am so distraught at the tomato debacle. I would crush my own but can't find a decent tomato in the wintertime.
- October 20, 2011 at 2:13 PM
- karli said...
just FYI, Muir Glen has a posting on it's website that states they have identified a new coating for cans that is BPA free and they are now beginning to can new crops in those BPA free cans. Not sure how you can tell the difference yet though. I'm sure there will be some sort of labeling that will make it clear.
- March 19, 2012 at 6:18 PM
- Eve Fox said...
Hi Karli, that's great news and I'm sure that once they're on the market, they'll be trumpeting the BPA-free-ness of the cans from the rooftops!
- March 19, 2012 at 6:38 PM
- Linda said...
I was happy to find out that Tetra Paks ARE recyclable here in Mesa, Arizona. Check with your recycling program to confirm they can be recycled in your area. :)
- April 30, 2012 at 11:47 AM
Please, update this post! I found Hunt's tomato sauce in a tetra pak yesterday at walmart, so the options are grawing...
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Fired Larry Beinfest; promoted Dan Jennings to general manager. [9/27]
Re-signed PH-L Gregg Dobbs to a one-year deal worth $1.7 million. [9/26]
Next season will be the first since 2001 in which Beinfest is not part of the Marlins' front office. The change comes weeks after speculation began, though it appears the final day was the longest; the Dobbs extension, announced some 24 hours beforehand, went down unbeknownst to Beinfest, according to Juan C. Rodriguez of the Sun Sentinel.
The hush-hush nature of Miami's front office means no outsider knows how much input Beinfest—or owner Jeffrey Loria—had in other personnel decisions. For those reasons, it's tough to estimate how stacked the deck is against Jennings. One thing is for certain: Jennings is overqualified for a figurehead position. He's well respected throughout the league, having earned the Future GM label years ago; in fact, were it not for his Miami contract, he would be running the show elsewhere right now. Jennings has put in the hours with various teams over the years, be it scouting with the Reds and Mariners, or calling the draft shots with the Devil Rays. He knows how to evaluate talent, and he should know the politics in Miami—after all, he's been with the organization since 2002, same as Beinfest.
None of those attributes mean Jennings will succeed in Miami, in part because success in Miami is tough to define. Is it reaching the postseason and threatening for a World Series, or is it avoiding a top-five pick despite minimal resources? Under Beinfest and Mike Hill (who has since been reassigned), the Marlins were able to avoid the gutter most years despite otherwise arctic conditions. Jennings might have similar goals, though the chance for more rests on the club's appreciable young talent. Should all go well, the Marlins' window will open in 2015. From there success—as normal teams define it—will rest on how Jennings massages a tight budget with escalating salaries.
But none of the above matters if Loria continues to override his baseball people, as he did when he re-signed Dobbs to a new deal. Dobbs is the rare multi-contract veteran on the Marlins roster, having spent the past three seasons in town. His first year on South Beach, back in 2011, saw Edwin Rodriguez and Jack McKeon manage the club. Feels like forever ago, right? Now go back three more years, to 2008: that's the most recent time Dobbs was an above-average hitter.
In fairness to Dobbs and Loria, this signing isn't about on-the-field production. (Besides, Dobbs sees a lot of action as a pinch-hitter, which deflates his numbers anyway.) This is about what Dobbs brings in the clubhouse, the dugout, and the batting cage; on the planes, the road trips, and the bench. He's a glue guy, and no matter what we outsiders think, that's probably not the worst thing to have around a young team with an inexperienced manager.
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Where is the analysis on the Hunter Pence signing?
Sep 30, 2013 06:01 AM
I don't think that BP has done a single transaction analysis for the Giants the entire season. Granted, none of them made any difference, but you would have thought a 5 year/$90M contract would be worth more than a mention.
Sep 30, 2013 09:15 AM
I stand corrected, BP did analyze the Jeff Francoeur transaction, but probably shouldn't have bothered.
Sep 30, 2013 09:45 AM
The reference to "Pence" in the title must apparently be to the British monetary unit, and the conclusion is that Dobbs (whose name sounds like an English butler) could perhaps be worth a few of them (but not many).
Sep 30, 2013 06:44 AM
I get the "glue guy" rationale but why why would it be so important for Loria to override the GM? If Loria wants to micromanage so much why doesn't he make himself the GM and save the salary?
Sep 30, 2013 08:22 AM
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Provincial govts should complete LB elections preparations by Aug15: SC
ECP says it needs at least 90 days after the request of provincial govts to arrange elections.
ECP says it needs at least 90 days after the request of provincial govts to arrange elections.
Petitioner pleads that court direct provincial election commission, chief secretary to immediately announce schedule.
The situation in Lyari is no longer administrative, says Qaim Ali Shah.
MQM's Kunwar Jamil demands the system in place during Musharraf's era.
MQM, when it was a coalition party in previous regime, forced Sindh government to implement LGS, says party leader.
The town municipal administration and the post of Town Municipal Officer (TMOs) have also been abolished.
Sindh Information Minister says they will take up MQM's greiviances up with the Governor once he reutrns.
Another petitioner has gone to court seeking elections.
Credible local bodies system that manages resources and authority can tap the unharnessed potential of the province.
Allowing Karachi to have metropolitan corporation & limiting other cities to district, town councils is a dual system.
ANP's only minister in the Sindh government, Ameer Nawab, will return to the Ministry of Labour.
Karachi Municipal Corporation and district councils in the province have been restored.
Bhutto prophesied that the Muttahida Qaumi Movement and the Pakistan Peoples Party will unite again after elections.
People complain that their elected representatives paid no attention to their problems.
Towns to cease to exist yet again under the six metropolitan corporations.