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UAE Cricket Captain Plays Hockey Match
UAE Cricket team captain, Saeed Al Saffar played hockey yesterday for the newly formed UAE National team at the Dubal hockey ground, in the Quaid – e – Azam invitational hockey competition. Gulf News reported that Saeed and brother Faisal Al Saffar played a great game against some of the expatriate players in the opposing teams. Saeed was the only national to score a double century for the UAE team in an international cricket match.
"I played hockey while studying at St Peter's School in Bombay" he said referring to his love of hockey. He added that despite the fact that he was mainly interested in cricket, he used to play in inner school hockey competitions and later on when he attended Bombay's St. Xavier's College, as well. He expressed his desire to play in more hockey tournaments in the future.
His brother Faisal also began playing hockey while at St. Peter's and expressed his intent to practice more frequently in the future. "We are impressed with the Al Saffar brothers' talent. The two would be a great asset for the national team." commented Raza Abidi, co-ordinator of the UAE Hockey Committee. (www.albawaba.com)
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Today's guest blog comes courtesy of Shannon J. Barbara, public relations coordinator, while Joellen is out.
Week Thirteen
Congratulations to the Notre Dame Fighting Irish! Their victory over USC on Saturday placed the Irish in their first ever BCS National Championship Game and provided the legendary squad from South Bend, Indiana their first chance at a National Title since 1988. If we were ranking most popular games for the rest of the season, Irish fans searching frantically for BCS National Championship Game tickets in Miami would dwarf any other search we have ongoing!
But alas, there is still one matter left to be decided: their opponent. The SEC Championship game between Alabama and Georgia at the Georgia Dome is serving as the defacto National Semifinal and is also garnering high demand. But since it's a neutral site game, it won't appear on our rankings. Just know that these two games are outpacing anything else we're seeing in college football.
Thanksgiving weekend proved to be a white-knuckle thrill ride! From The Big Game in the Horseshoe to the Sunshine Showdown in Tallahassee, rivalry games took center stage as the college football regular season draws to a close. Topping our chart are the Ohio State Buckeyes. They were a staple on the Top 25 all year long and their undefeated season will go down in history as a great "What if?" Regardless, fans turned out in droves to see their Buckeyes defeat 'That School Up North' as their game was well ahead of Florida State's rivalry game against Florida in page views.
The Seminoles lost to the Gators, but interest in this matchup was sky high. Not all is lost for the Seminoles, however, as they qualified for the ACC Championship Game and will travel to Charlotte to take on Georgia Tech next weekend. Clemson came in third and was the last school to rank over 100,000 page views for the week. They also lost a heartbreaker to in-state rival South Carolina but should find themselves in a great bowl game for an impressive season.
Rounding out the Top 5 were Texas and UCLA. The Longhorns hosted TCU on Thanksgiving Night and the Bruins welcomed the Cardinal to the Rose Bowl in what became a Pac-12 Championship Preview. Neither of those teams were victorious and goes to show that StubHub Top 25 success doesn't always translate to on-field glory.
Next week, stay tuned as we'll compile the stats for the entire season and provide our overall Top 25 list. If you've been following our charts all year long, you probably have a good idea already which teams will rank high. For the full list of this week's rankings, check it out at: www.stubhubtop25.com.
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Honoring Hispanic Heritage
Last week, Vice President Biden and Dr. Jill Biden hosted a reception at the Naval Observatory to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month and recognize the outstanding contributions of Hispanic Americans across the military, government and private sector. As Social Secretary to the Vice President and Dr. Biden, I was pleased to open up the doors of the Vice President's residence for this special occasion – the third Hispanic Heritage reception they have hosted at their home.
The Vice President spoke before a crowd that included veterans and active duty service members, as well as Hispanic business leaders from around the nation. Noting the particular influence of Hispanic immigrants on American society, Vice President Biden said, "we have never once in our history not been stronger and richer and more vibrant as a consequence of the waves of immigration. … it is the thing that enriches us."
The reception also recognized the continuing sacrifice and dedication of Hispanic American service members, with veterans from the Vietnam War to the continuing conflicts in Iraq and Afghanistan in attendance.
"Latinos have fought bravely in every war the United States has engaged in since the Revolutionary War. And there are more than 29,000 Hispanics and Latinos right now serving in Afghanistan and Iraq, risking their lives for us right now – 1.3 million serving in the Armed Forces of the United States of America," said Vice President Biden. "Their pride is absolutely unmistakable. Their heroism is not only worthy of our notice, but worthy of our admiration."
Vice President Biden concluded his remarks by noting that this is a particularly consequential time for the Hispanic community. "The single most consequential, influential movement happening in America today is Hispanic Americans," said the Vice President. "It is in the process of beginning to transform the country."
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but I don't really care. It's an interesting choice for Romney but it does not make me more inclined to vote for Mittens because no one involved in the GOP besides Ron Paul is an ACTUAL CONSERVATIVE. RINOs. smh. oh, in related news, Bryan J Fischer's arguments against homosexuality…wtf? he's just a bigot and the fact that CNN and other media outlets lend him a speaking platform/credibility is simply shameful.
how the healthcare bill fixes anything. The stated problem is that uninsured people overburden the healthcare system because they seek and get care they cannot afford, thereby leaving others to foot the bill. Well, how the hell are they gonna pay for insurance if they can't afford to go to the doctor? How does anyone justify FORCING people with the least amount of income to buy insurance? Does no one understand what a scam and NON fix this is??? How this has ever been viewed as a solution is beyond me.
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Appalled by my actions, and the choice to set off several atomic bombs in my life.
"If you don't eat the elephant in one bite, it might trample you while chewing"
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no stop sign = BS always welcome
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Still learningytonavig atethis forum . Is there a way for me to save threads or bookmark or flag them for myself ?
Even though I truly am not missing OW one bit, I found this a very good read, for many of the other points it made!
I was up above it. Now I'm down in it.
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October 30, 2014
CHICAGO (AP) - LeBron James scored 27 points and the Miami Heat nearly matched a franchise record for points allowed in a playoff game, pounding the listless and short-handed Chicago Bulls 88-65 on Monday night to take a 3-1 lead in the Eastern Conference semifinals.
The 65 points allowed were just two more than the all-time postseason low for a Miami opponent, and it was easily the worst offensive performance by a Chicago team.
Never before had the Bulls scored fewer than 69 in a playoff game or 10 in a quarter during the postseason, but both those marks fell on a night when they were dominated on both ends of the floor.
Miami led by 11 at the half and put this one away in the third quarter, outscoring Chicago 17-9 in the period.
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That's right, Roundabout is coming to Xbox One! Not only that, but you'll have TWO chances to get your hands on a controller and experience Roundabout for yourself before release.
Alongside the Windows, Mac and Linux versions that you can pre-order right now, we're also going to be releasing Roundabout on Xbox One. We have dev kits in house, and we're really excited to be shipping our debut game on next gen hardware.
To answer the question on everyone's lips: Yes, we will investigate yelling "Xbox, HONK HONK" to activate the limo's horn.
A huge thanks has to go to Chris Charla and Richard Rouse over at the ID@Xbox team for making what's easily the most appealing console platform for developers like us to release on. Diving into the Xbox One universe has been super easy for us, and Chris and Richard have been incredibly responsive and helpful in dealing with all of my old man game developer quirks.
Personally, I think ID@Xbox is going to take a lot of people by surprise. We're super honored to be included with one of the first waves of developers to release through the program.
We'll have more information about other platforms, specific release dates, unique features, and other logistical things like that as soon as we start locking them down. Stay Tuned!
Playable Debut at Media Indie Exchange
We're also really excited to be unveiling Roundabout's playable debut at Media Indie Exchange next month. MIX happens on the Monday of GDC over at the IGN offices, and press and "industry leaders" can register to check out the game over here.
It's an honor for us to be in the first batch of picks with our debut title. If you're in town and able to make it, definitely come for a fun time. An added incentive: I'll be wearing the best '70s suit that indie marketing budgets can afford.
What if you're not GDC press, I hear you ask? Well…
Come to our booth at PAX East!
That's right, we'll have a dedicated No Goblin booth this year at PAX East. It's right across from 2K's booth! It's like we're a real grown up video game maker company place!
Naturally, Roundabout will be playable at PAX East to everyone. We'll also have a bunch of really cool merch to pick up, including some very limited edition stuff that we'll only be selling at PAX East. If you're going to the show, don't forget to come and say hi to us!
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Some awesome Harry Potter references.
Harry Potter: The fandom that leaked into all other fandoms.
Some awesome Harry Potter references.
Harry Potter: The fandom that leaked into all other fandoms.
so basically leopard seals ARE cats??
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The beautiful United States of America.
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This is one of my favorite Doctor Who moments, by far.
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Dean + being told the truth
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"Driver picks the music, shotgun shuts his cakehole."
I'm sure we all can agree that this line is one of the most popular lines of the whole series. A line everybody knows by heart. You know what it also is?
Dean's and Sam's relationship in a nutshell.
Jensen said it himself, that when he read that line in the script, it was the point when he really understoof of what kind the brother's relationship is. I admit though, that back then it was most probably alluding much more to their ~playful/carefree relationship that consisted of a lot of teasing. In hindsight though, looking at that short exchange, it also kind of already captures what has grown to become an ever more complicated and toxic relationship that came to a head in S9 with Dean (once more) taking away Sam's agency. Though this time in a bigger and more messed up way than ever before and with that decision leading to a complete fallout in their relationship (which is needed though, so they can form a better relationship).
So, the once kind of sweet funny line from the first season has turned sour by now, because Dean doesn't just pick the music (and expects Sam to tag along), he also picks everything else as well (made decisions that weren't his to make), plus: He also drives the car.
And you know - I actually might want to start a multiple part meta on the Impala alone and all the things it stands for and what it says about certain relationships or state of mind, etc. because WHOA, there is so much to talk about, but I am getting off track - that is the perfect metaphor for their relationship as well. Hell, Carver himself even said it head on this season: Dean drives the myth arc.
He not only drives the myth arc though, he has always been driving the story, he has always been the one behind the wheel. And you know who has most of the time always been in the passenger seat, maybe giving driving directions at best, but ultimately most of the time completely unable to steer and influence to make a left or a right turn with the car? Sam.
Sam has most of his life not been the one to drive his own destiny, write his own story (Stanford being the exception and the times he ran away, as well as brief periods in S4 and S6). He's been stuck in the passenger seat. Kind of like Jesse Pinkman in "Breaking Bad", who finally was sitting behind the steering wheel in the series finale. Sam's life has always been limited, influenced, controlled and he - symbolically speaking - was never able to learn how to drive properly by himself, because he was never given the possibility, the tools. And maybe that is exactly the reason why when he had the car and sat in the driver's seat in S4 or in S8 that he was completely overburdened to know where to go. In S4 it lead him to trust Ruby, in S8 he was drifting until he found Amelia.
It's time for Sam to drive, to turn on ignition (maybe even in his own car since the Impala has become so heavily burdened by everything that went wrong in the Winchester's lives) and with that relegating his brother on the passenger seat. He might be better seated there anyway if an empty bottle of Jack in the morning is any indication…
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I love where season 9 has gone in the past few episodes. I was a bit worried for the first half of the season, but the plot is shaping up and Dean is beginning to fight the demons within himself as he is given his own mytharc for the first time on the show. As I…
Keira Knightley talks about Pirates of the Caribbean and her boobs.
Acceptance Letter to Hogwarts School for Hunting
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Dean + comforting his parents; "it's okay."
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Every airline flight in the world over 24 hours.
I just
No but seriously look at how it jumps from America to Europe and back
I found Hawaii.
Also what the heck are the shadows is that supposed to be night and day passing by or is that the Old Ones checking to see if it's time to end the world yet?
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MediaMax/Linkup falls out of the cloud
Notorious San Diego, California-based startup The Linkup (aka MediaMax) has gone titsup. The company announced on its website on Wednesday that it was closing its doors and confirmed that users of the storage site will be unable to access their files after 8 August. In April the firm chimed on its blog that it could "become the …
Oh great...
So an already shaky set-up is going to be even more unusable with all the customers trying to retrieve terabytes of data before August. Good luck to them...
Plus, what guarantees do the customers have the disused disks won't end up in some Nigerian stockpile primed for ID theft...
Made my day
Superb news that this bunch of cowboys are shutting up shop, the only way to cancel an account was to email them on MediaMax, and they never replied to emails. Guess when you do that, you have great customer subscription rates!
Tried to use MediaMax service but it never worked at all, had to mess up my online billing details to stop being billed in the end.
Ahhh Streamload, so thats where you went.
I remember in 2000 or so, downloading and swapping gigs upon gigs of TV and anime, way before Bittorrent, over 56k lines.
Those were the days. Those crappy crappy days.
The Irony Is
Streamload really WAS social storage in action - you could send vast numbers of files to other users and even emaila ddresses with the click of a button.
It was utterly brilliant until they turned it into Mediamax, which itself had years of problems and never fully recovered the level of functionality we had on Streamload. We'd just about got to Mediamax being stable and reliableish, when they hit us with thelinkup...
How to go badly wrong - a case study?
Really, someone should interview the key figures in all this, and a few of the 'backroom' folk. Many people will be asking how they could foul up so badly and there must be lessons to learn from all this.
You have to be a God in the Cloud
you are taking on everyone else's problems, and have to answer all the prayers.
Cloud computing is very interesting but don't believe the hype, it will morph into a facilitator not a be all and end all platform. A place to float to when your own systems go belly up, or you need to manage a flash mob.
There will be killer cloud applications, and search engines are already listed in that to an extent, Yahoo's move to open their search engine interface to unlimited use is a prime example.
But, you will still store stuff locally, you will still use applications locally. What is more likely is you computing platform will become more integrated into distributed computing, the clouds are just massive hubs and a way to coordinate that distributed computing.
With the Cloud we can see the ability to store and process in many different paradigms, some will make sense to do in a centralized location, others will not, really it is just improved integration. You should be able to deploy some new technology in unusual places that is very powerful, without having the powerful hardware in-situ.
The Cloud is the Borg though, and whilst that setup works for a lot of things, it would be dangerous to rely on it for everything, keeping some pieces of the jigsaw off the cloud, will probably be the way to finesse Cloud usage.
'Cloud computing' craze meets stark reality
Reality wins.
Google is less likely to go tits-up, of course, but this will make people think about the fad a bit more carefully.
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TS4EL or Tee Shirts 4 Everyday Lyfe
These were initially made for shits and giggles because I was exhausted of suffering from the repetitive behaviors of strange men in pubic places. But then I thought, maybe there are women out there who need this.
So, now they'll all be available for a
minimumlimited time (till about mid June, I think). Each shirt needs to have at least 10 copies purchased in order to go to print, so if you really,really want one, reblog and make sure all your friends get one 2! You can choose between a tank top or t-shirt.


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SAA in and around Rastan in Homs countryside
The FSA: How to Lose Support and Alienate People in No Time via Jadaliyya
As I posted a little while ago, the Obama administration is continuing to support the rebels, who wants an autocratic theocracy. In addition, peaceful and non-violent protests against the regime were suppressed by the FSA. Turkey [pro-rebels] is being aided by Obama with more spies and diplomatists. In addition, aided by America, the rebels run alleged torture prisons. The fact that the rebels are not maintaining a friendly relationship with the masses is causing a disrupt.
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Falcon - You apparently missed my first post about an hour ago. A group of us in Oregon rural counties are pressing the State Legislature to change the wording in an existing law that allows us to protect our property with force, but not deadly force. We want the law to include deadly force, for theft of our hard earned property/assets is a form of assault, and we are no longer going to tolerate these catch and release parasites sucking away at our life blood without consequence.


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3rd Brigade Combat Team
COL Scott W. Kelly
COL Scott Kelly entered military service when he enlisted in the Army as an 11B infantryman in the summer of 1989. Following his initial entry training at Fort Benning, GA, he was assigned to Fort Campbell, KY with the 101st Airborne Division where he served as a rifleman and platoon RTO.
After attending the United States Military Academy Preparatory School, COL Kelly graduated from the Military Academy in 1995 and was commissioned a Second Lieutenant in the Infantry. Following the Infantry Officers Basic course, he returned to the 101st Airborne Division where he served as Platoon Leader and Company Executive Officer.
Following completion of the Infantry Captains Career Course, he was assigned to the 82nd Airborne Division. His duties included Division staff officer, Battalion Assistant S3 and Company Commander. COL Kelly deployed to Kosovo in support of Operation Joint Guardian during his time on Battalion staff.
Following Company Command, COL Kelly served in the 4th BDE, 78th Division as an assistant Brigade Operations Officer that was responsible for Reserve Component training and deployments. He then moved to Arlington, VA to work at Human Resources Command as an Infantry Branch Assignments Officer.
In 2006, following ILE, COL Kelly returned to Fort Bragg to serve in US Special Operations Command where he held various command and staff positions. Following his time at Fort Bragg, COL Kelly served in the Pentagon for one year on the Army staff.
His military education includes the Joint Advanced War-fighting School and the U.S. Army War College.
His awards and decorations include the Legion of Merit, Bronze Star Medal (with Oak Leaf Cluster), Defense Meritorious Service Medal, the Combat Infantrymans Badge, the Expert Infantrymans Badge, Master Parachutist badge, Air Assault badge, the Military Free-fall badge and the Ranger Tab.
He holds a Bachelors of Science in Management from the U.S. Military Academy, a Masters in Joint Campaign Planning from the National Defense University and a Masters in Strategy from the U.S. Army War College.


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USA ranks 109 in Trojan list
Monday, 21 November 2011 18:29
USA ranked 109th out of 141 colleges and universities on this year's Trojan Sexual Health Report Card, jumping up two ranks from last year's report card.
The Trojan Sexual Health Report Card is an annual ranking of the sexual health resources and information available to students on 141 major campuses nationwide.
The focus of the study is not to measure sexual health because it "can't be measured accurately," according to the head of the independent research firm that fielded the study, Sperling's Best Places (SBP).
SBP researchers collected data via student health center representatives, along with follow-up secondary research on those centers and students on campus. Student health centers were graded on services across 13 separate categories, including HIV and STI testing, convenience of health center, website usability and outreach programs.
Sperling, who has done the research for all six of the annual report cards, said student health centers also receive a questionnaire to fill out as part of the project.
Beverly Kellen, director of the Student Health Center (SHC), is not sure where Trojan collected the data for South Alabama and is not sure how valid the information is, because she never spoke to Trojan about the information collected in the survey.
"I've had no one from Trojan call me, and none of my staff has been interviewed. They must go to the website to get information," Kellen said.
Kellen says no appointment is necessary at the health center and drop-ins are more common. SHC is open from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays and from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Tuesdays and Thursdays.
SHC provides gynecological services to women, and students can come to the SHC and get tested for HIV and sexually transmitted diseases for $10.
The health center does not distribute contraceptives because they do not have an on-site pharmacy, but condoms are available.
SHC provides an outreach program called the SEX TEAM, which consists of USA students committed to educating fellow students on issues concerning sexual health and facilitating open, informative programs regarding sexual awareness, sexual communication, sexual assault/rape, dating skills, sexually transmitted diseases, HIV/AIDS, birth control, pregnancy and sexual orientation. The SEX TEAM could not be contacted for any other information about the program.
In last year's Vanguard article about the 2010 Trojan survey, College of Medicine Public Relations Associate Director Paul Taylor said he feels that because the study isn't conducted scientifically and only examines certain aspects of schools' sexual health programs and resources, it lacks qualities necessary for being a reliable measuring stick.
"The bottom line on this survey is that it's interesting and an opportunity to talk about this issue," however, it's still an incomplete collection of data, Taylor said.
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Mark Bittman on Minimizing Meat
So. Did you read Mark Bittman's article in the New York Times this weekend? Bittman, who is definitely not a vegetarian, lays out the hard facts about meat, energy, and the American diet.
With Rethinking the Meat Guzzler Bittman takes a step away from his usual spot in the Dining section and his Minimalist column and takes up guest residence in the Science pages.
Bittman, who is known to enjoy a good hunk of meat as much as anybody, argues that the present global demand for meat is unsustainable, contributing to worldwide pollution and energy consumption. He says, "These assembly-line meat factories consume enormous amounts of energy, pollute water supplies, generate significant greenhouse gases and require ever-increasing amounts of corn, soy and other grains, a dependency that has led to the destruction of vast swaths of the world's tropical rain forests."
Animal feedlots and pork factories are polluting America's water at huge rates, he says, citing the EPA, and consuming energy and resources that could be used to feed the poorest parts of the world instead. He quotes a startling statistic that calculates that if Americans were to reduce meat consumption by just 20 percent it would like we all switched from driving a sedan to a hybrid.
Energy and consumption issues aside, is the American habit of meat three times a day realistic and healthy? Bittman says no. The grain-fed, speedily grown animals that are pumped full of hormones and antibiotics are having a generally detrimental effect on American health.
Americans eat about 200 pounds of meat, poultry and fish per capita per year, which is a 33% increase from 50 years ago for a total of about 110 grams of protein a day (twice the recommended allowance). Bittman argues for 30 grams of protein per day instead - mostly from non-animal sources.
We agree with Bittman on most of his points, but we want ideas and pathways into reducing our dependence on cheap meat. Many have responded by going vegan or vegetarian, but short of that, how can we make a real difference in the world of meat and energy?
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I read this article today and it made me want to go back to being a vegetarian. I was one for 7 years, but now I eat poultry. It is really sad that humans don't have enough food in certain places, and we throw away a lot in feeding animals. I'm torn between wanting to feed animals and wanting to feed humans!
Commit to locally-produced grass-fed meat before it becomes impossible... Heard a recent radio doc on CBC how all the local slaughterhouses on Vancouver Island are disappearing due to government regulation, and it is becoming less viable to be locally self-sufficient.
Here in Europe, there is increasing awareness that animals fed on corn and soy produce meat which is too high in omega-6 fat, and too low in omega-3; apparently the grasses are high in omega-3 (flax being a large constituent).
If you eat much better quality meat, which costs more, you will naturally consume less.
you don't have to choose between being a vegetarian and eating meat at every meal, though. i have a "low-meat" diet--i eat some chicken or turkey every other day or so, but i will often pump up vegetarian dishes with a little bacon or chicken stock. and i'll have a steak or a burger at a restaurant every now and then.
i don't know if that's a good solution, but i find it works for me.
In my opinion,
In order to make a real difference, we have to change American culture.
It's interesting to look at the food cultures of countries that we consider to be poor. Mexico, India, Vietnam, China, Iran for instance. These cuisines happen to be among my favorite to eat. What's interesting to me is that a poor family from one of these places will take a pound of beef or other meat and create a multi-dimensional dish for an entire family. Why? Because they are poor? They cannot afford a giant piece of meat for the family? I don't know. All I know is that through the use of spice blends, fresh herbs, vegetables, rice, noodles, broths, chili peppers, citrus and so on, meat becomes secondary and flavors and textures are more important. And what's more important, is that the family is fed and fed well and fed together.
But I digress.
Americans want more for cheap. We will not stop this quest until something breaks. Even when it breaks, we don't stop, we just try to mend it or throw water on the fire. Broken ozone, broken waistlines, broken economies, broken families, broken borders, broken values.
People are not dependent on cheap meat. They have just been led in the wrong direction and they have become permanently disoriented. As long as there is a meat lover's pizza in every little hamlet, don't fear, you know you're in America. And TGIF! There will be a $10.99 three course meal waiting for you with a 10 oz. mechanically tenderized off-cut of holstein as your main course! Remember, it's not quality, it's quantity! (more bang for the buck!)
Too add on to Art's comment about food cultures of other countries: I can only speak for Vietnam & China because my family is from both countries. When an animal gave its life to feed us, we used EVERY part it. We wasted nothing as everything could be made into a different meal for several days. Just look at a menu at an authentic Chinese/Vietnamese restaurant - you'll find entrees most Americans will wince in disgust.
I also try and go low meat whenever possible. I've tried being a veg, but I start to feel run down and ill after a while. In a typical day, I might have only one meal with meat. I also do things where I'll take one pound or less of meat and stretch it out with beans, grains, vegetables, etc. It's very rarely that you'll see an actual separate piece of meat on my table. Tonight is actually one of those rare occasions- I'm roasting a chicken (free range organic). But there will be lots of sides and DH and I will eat off what's left for the whole week no doubt.
When oil prices increase to even greater levels we will see that the cost of transporting meat from the centralized factories greatly increase the cost of cheap meat making it too expensive for most families. Certainly this will result in either a health crisis or a political one (or both).
An answer is to once again allow and encourage local production.
I've tried being a veg, but I start to feel run down and ill after a while.
If that happened, then you weren't eating right, veg or not. I'm sorry, I get upset when people say things like that. I've been vegetarian for 12 years, vegan for 4 years, and I know for a fact that the reason I felt a little weaker when I first started was because I wasn't eating well-balanced food. Once I learned how to eat properly, I was fine and well.
I'd also like to point out that the guy who just won the UFC championship, Mac Danzig, is vegan and has been for a while.
"If that happened, then you weren't eating right, veg or not. I'm sorry, I get upset when people say things like that."
gretchenkjer, you raise a point that's true for some people, but not for everyone. Some people's bodies simply don't absorb iron as efficiently as others', and there's not much they can do about it. As well, there's a huge variance among different ethnic groups with regard to how they absorb animal protein. First Nations people have problems with dairy, as do many people of Asian heritage. Inuk people require a higher protein diet than average, as do members of African cultures that have domesticated cattle for thousands of years. And so on.
As a case in point closer to home, I have a friend who struggled to maintain a vegetarian diet for several years. She researched the subject exhaustively, with the belief that vegetarianism should work for everyone. She tried everything the books -- which all had a staunch pro-veg stance -- recommended, and in the process she made herself incredibly ill. In the end, suffering from acute anemia, she had to reintroduce small amounts of animal protein to her diet. She felt horrible about it and beat herself up endlessly, because she'd bought into the idea that everyone can be a strict vegetarian.
It's great if vegetarianism works for you. It does for me, too. I've had my blood tested and been told that my body absorbs iron extremely efficiently. But you can't project your own experience unilaterally onto others.
It is not just in Asia where every part of the animal is used... here in Europe too. Tripe, sweetbreads, heart, marrow, in addition to the regular kidneys and liver.
Just to add to what Art said, it is this Wal-Mart attitude -- that you should be getting more, and getting it cheaper, all the time that is killing this planet. After 10 months in Europe, I am amazed at how less consumerist Europeans are; I had assumed them to be like North Americans in this respect, but I was wrong. And it is not just in relation to food (every restaurant we eat in has proper serving sizes, and nothing is oversized!), but in every respect. And everything is more expensive than in North America, but people recognize and respect the cost of labour that goes into what they consume.
I just read the article as well. I wish it were more in depth. (would the Omnivore's Dilemma help clarify?)
We don't eat much meat -we probably have something animal-related 3 times a week or so - but I'm curious how far the environmental impact stretches. Do small local farms have a similar impact? Does organic beef make a difference?
Thank you, Doppelganger, for pointing out that there's a genetic link to individuals' ability to thrive on a vegetarian diet. I attempted for years to eat a vegetarian diet, but became sick and overweight, despite working closely with a nutritionist and trying to "eat right."
Turned out that like most of my ethnic-Georgian family, I am insulin resistant - as soon as I added animal protein into my diet, cut sugar out, and minimized grains, I dropped 50 pounds and got my health back.
Studies have been done on the traditional Georgian diet, which is high in animal protein and low in grains and fruits. In the past, Georgians who ate traditional diets had some of the longest life expectancy worldwide. Now, of course, with the introduction of Western junk food, this is no longer the case.
Personally I don't agree that the solution is to give up animal protein, but to be responsible about where we acquire it and educate ourselves about how it is produced whenever possible. If enough consumers boycotted feedlot/big agribusiness products, perhaps there would be a change in how American meat is produced.
Although I suppose it's overly optimistic of me to say so, because of the politics behind all of that corn and soy being produced for the feedlot.
Just curious, how do the typical vegetarian animal-derived products fit into this? Are eggs and cheese as bad as a hunk of meat or no?
But maybe if people learn about the politics (not to mention health problems) associated with agribusiness' push of corn and soy, they'll fight back... Maybe the tide can turn...
The traditional Inuit diet was also high in protein and fat, with grains and fruit and veg practically non-existant, and until the introduction of western foods, cardiovascular disease essentially did not exist. That is what lead researchers in the direction of omega-3 fats, which were very high in their diet. And since cooked flax (rich source of omega-3s) has been a traditional animal feed since ancient times, I am guessing it is a key reason that the traditional Georgian diet was so healthy (it is interesting that the Inuit and other native peoples who had similar diets also have an extremely high rate of insulin resistance, and now suffer from an epidemic of diabetes).
Small local farms do not have the impact of large factory farms, especially if the meat is being consumed locally. Think about all the carbon fuels used -- from the growing and distribution of the corn and soy, to the animals and their housing, the shipping to feed lots and abattoirs (often hundreds of miles away), to processing plants and finally through a national distribution network.
Contrast that with a good local organic farm which raises grass-fed animals, and has on-site abattoir and processing facilities. Even if it ships the meat nationally, it still makes less of an environmental impact than a factory farm.
(Here is a source for meat and eggs that I really believe in: http://www.foxfirefarms.com/index.asp?PageAction=COMPANY)
The same holds true for eggs and cheese -- factory-farmed make more of an environmental imprint than small or local growers and artisanal cheesemakers. ...It not only tastes better, it is better for you. And I happen the believe it is well worth paying for.
If you're a New Yorker, you can buy grass fed beef at the Greenmarket in Union Square.
Interesting how these threads get hijacked by vegans and veggies so quickly.
Nowhere in this article does is say to stop eating meat, rather it asks us to reconsider eating meat at every meal to the tune of 1/2 lb a day. As with most things sustainable -- moderation and knowledge is all that is being called for.
@monika1, I know I have mentioned it before but there is no "here in Europe". Your statement about tripe etc is, forgive me, nonsensical in relation to the whole continent. And, at the moment, in most countries (poss not Switzerland), the reason food seems more expensive is because of the weak dollar (or the circles you are moving in).
I think it's fair to say that Europe generally has a much different food culture than America. Generally speaking, many of the countries and regions have centuries of food tradition. These traditions are based on regional products. Needless to say, many of these food traditions are based on resourcefulness, using regional products to their full potential.
In America, the drive to assembly line everything has assembly lined our eating. It will be very, very hard to reverse this. It doesn't matter if meat prices go up. They always do during certain times of the year. It doesn't curb demand. Besides, we've figured out ways scientifically alter meat product to make it cheaper.
For example. There is an industrial technique used to extract albumin, a natural glue almost, from muscle tissue. Lean pieces of tenderloin trimming that would otherwise go into ground beef can be glued back together with albumin, formed into a cylinder and then sliced into an 8 or 10 oz. "filet" and be sold for a few dollars. These are often marketed wrapped with bacon in a plastic blister pack in the meat section.
While you and I may be trying to cut back on our red meat consumption and to eat organic grass fed beef, suppliers are constantly figuring out ways to give the masses what they really want--more meat. More meat in their hot pockets, more meat for their hamburger helper, more meat for their favorite fast food burger, taco or toasty sub, more meat for their hot dogs, more meat for their empty food culture.
I'm sorry if I got ranty, I just tend to take things personally when I hear them over and over, and they become an excuse for people to say I am crazy and I can't possibly be healthy. I get a lot of lecturing from omnivores, I assure you at least 10 times more than the omnis may get from vegetarians.
I apologize to those that I offended. Most of them time I'm pretty low-key about my veganism, but every once in a while, the claws come out. :D
Hello? Mark Bittman, where have you been for the last 20 or 30 years? This is news?
I don t quite see the point of "Hello-ing" Bittman :-)
The point is, there is something fundamentally wrong with our society, and I think Art said it all extremely well. Nothing to add.
Sometimes it takes lots of different people hammering a simple truth over and over and over, for a long time to bring change.
I do hope we are getting there....
i have been saying this over and over. if i tell this to my "friends", they will say, i am "limited" and "penny pinching". so glad to know that like minded people are out there. i am so used to getting the "weird" look now that i have stopped going where the consumerists and guzzlers gather for a PARTY and make a BIG NOISE.


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San Antonio Spurs vs. Portland Trailblazers
This is both a tremendously exciting matchup and a disappointing one at the same time. Both of these teams can be explosive on offense, they share the ball, and they like to shoot three-pointers — they're a ton of fun to watch. And that's why this is a sad series to deal with — we're going to lose one of these teams at the end of it.
All that said, there are some intriguing player matchups in this one. Tony Parker vs. Damian Lillard, Tim Duncan vs. LaMarcus Aldridge, Kawhi Leonard vs. Nic Batum. The Blazers and Spurs were fifth and sixth in offensive rating, respectively, and they were both top ten in 3P% (Spurs were first, Blazers were tenth). The difference in this series will come down to depth and defense. The Spurs can go deep at any time, turning to Manu Ginobili, Patty Mills, Boris Diaw, and Marco Belinelli to become difference-makers. The Blazers, meanwhile, rely a lot on Mo Williams off the bench, and he doesn't get much support elsewhere, save for Thomas Robinson on occasion. Defensively, the Spurs can lock down, too; they finished fourth in defensive rating this season, a number that escapes a lot of people.
San Antonio only looked elite for half of their series with Dallas, but lapses aside, I just can't see a shallow, young Portland team beating San Antonio four times. Prediction: Spurs in 6.
Oklahoma City Thunder vs. Los Angeles Clippers
And finally, we've arrived at the series most people have been anticipating. The Clippers and Thunder have had their fair share of regular season duels, and finally, we get them head-to-head in the playoffs.
The Clippers, considering all that's surrounded them with the Donald Sterling mess, have looked focused and steady. They almost fell to the Golden State Warriors, but the Western Conference is so talented and deep, any upset would've been understandable. Though Chris Paul has been dealing with a hamstring issue, he looked his best in Game 7, when it mattered most to his team. He's gotten plenty of supporting help from the likes of Jamal Crawford, Blake Griffin, and DeAndre Jordan.
The Thunder have followed a similar trajectory. A competitive series with the Memphis Grizzlies and the shortcomings of Kevin Durant and Russell Westbrook created a media firestorm around them. How'd they answer back, trailing 3-2? An impressive road win in Memphis for Game 6, followed by a dominant win in Game 7 to the short-handed Grizzlies. For all of the questions surrounding Westbrook and Durant's cohesiveness, the two combined for 60 points, 18 rebounds, and 18 assists in Game 7 of the first round. The Thunder are an absolutely elite team when both players are comfortable in their respective spheres?
So, how does this all play out on the court? These two teams match up incredibly evenly. The Clippers and Thunder were first and seventh in offensive rating, respectively, and seventh and fifth in defensive rating, respectively. They both shoot the three-pointer well and get to the free throw line a lot. The Clippers will have a harder time staying glued to Westbrook the way they did Steph Curry, and they don't have an elite wing defender to guard Durant the way the Grizzlies had Tony Allen. However, up-front, the athleticism of Blake Griffin and DeAndre Jordan could cause problems for Serge Ibaka and Kendrick Perkins. It's a toss-up, really, but I'm going to go with the deeper team, despite not having home-court advantage. Prediction: Clippers in 7.


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show of hands meat or dairy
With Shavuot this year falling on Shabbat, who is making a meat and who is making a dairy dinner. If you want to add a comment or recipe to the tally, even better :)
Dairy all the way!! Not for religious reasons, but because I like dairy much better than meat in general. We are talking about 4 meals (I am not counting breakfast). One of then will be an elaborate kiddush at the shul that I daven - cheese blintzes, cheese cakes, baked ziti, eggplant parmesan, fish, sushi, salads, fruits, donuts, ice cream - I can't wait! Another meal will be fish, salmon or flounder, another meal blintzes and another one noodles & cheese, tuna salad and salads. There is plenty of opportunity for meat thought the year (in fact today I will be grilling rib steaks), but Shavous is special! I am not such a carnivour that I can't get by two days without meat.
Probably chalavi for the first day and bisari for shabbat. On a non-shabbat Shavout, we usually do chalavi for daytime meals and bisari for the evening meals, but my husband , though not the traditional carnivore, does tend to prefer meat for shabbat. Occasionally we'll have a parve meal for a Friday night (usually a stir-fry made with soy meat), but I can't remember ever having actual chalavi on a shabbat.
re: bagelman01
Since so many adults are lactose-intolerant, it pays to make sure that not every dish is loaded with cheese. I always appreciate it when there are parve alternatives.
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Whenever I invite for chalavi meals, I inform my invitees, so they can tell me if they are lactose intolerant or just prefer to not come/come for a different meal, if I still have space. I generally try to remember to ask if there are any food issues (allergies, etc.), but can't say I always do. I figure if someone is deathly allergic to something, they will let me know rather than risk a major complication. Reminds me of an interesting situation a few months ago when a guest tasted his chicken, said, "this is interesting, what is it?" I answered, "Chicken Satay . . . you're not allergic to peanuts or anything, right?" I can't quite describe his face, or how quickly I ran to take apart the medicine chest to find some antihistamines. In the end, he was OK, but I can't imagine that if I were allergic to something I might be served, that I wouldn't say something beforehand.
Both dinners will be celebration to meat. Lunch day one is dairy, and since my DH and my sister's DH MUST have their cholent on Shabbat -- that's a meat meal too.
Husband likes dairy on the first night because he needs his coffee and cheesecake as he stays up all night learning. I would do the learning thing too, but the kids...
Lunch: dairy, hubby sleeps in
Shabbos meals both meat and I'm annoyed. I like to squeeze in another dairy one on Shavuos, but Shabbos is Shabbos in my home and that means meat.
For the cheese adverse, I do a roasted fish (this year walnut-crusted halibut) and vegies, of course a 4-cheese mac & cheese, and--in addition to the cheesecake--I just saw a heavenly buttermilk and raspberry cake in this month's Gourmet that I am excited to make. Lunch: baked tilapia fingers (parmesan/panko crust) and zucchini fritata. Veal stew instead of the regular cholent, don't like cholent in a pot/won't put it in the crockpot for two days.
While some people do Shavuos totally milchig, I believe the majority just hold to having 1 milchig meal, with the others being fleishig. In any case, we gave up on all dairy all the time long ago, and the main evening meal is now typically fleishig. When we had all of the kids home, we used to have a cheese course before the meat course for the morning meals, but with the kids all over the place, we find ourselves having all dairy for the 1st day morning meal.
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I guess in that case Shavous is no different than any other yom tov. I never have all four meals fleishigs when I am presented with a 2 or 3 day yom tov. I always have one meal dairy; much too much to have 2 meals per day meat for two straight days.
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I must retract what I said before. I got today an email from "Chabad.org" that states as follows ->
Eating Dairy Foods
It is customary to eat dairy foods on the first day of Shavuot. There are a number of reasons for this custom; here are a few: ...
In light of this new info I may have a meat meal either Friday night or Shabbos lunch. Not both since I already psyched myself out for a two day dairy event.
re: MartyB
Marty if you REALLY want to do it Chabad style...serve cheesecake as your appetizer and then do Vodka shots, and then serve a meat meal (at least that's what my sister's family does).
re: vallevin
It is not the issue of Chabad style. I at first thought tha one had to eat dairy for the entire Shavoth. This email alerted me that the tradition is only for the first day. It is also clear from the posters here that nobody appears to hold that one must eat dairy for the entire Shavouth so I assumed that I was incorrect and might as well join the herd and have at least one meat meal to be mekaim "Ain simcha ella B'Basar". I picked up a real nice brisket at Pik-N-Pay and might as well put it to good use ;)
re: MartyB
Some eat Meat the entire holiday just as they do on all other holidays (including the three-day ones) because it is their Minhag. As told to me by my Rabbi. Bottom line, cheesecake as appetizer doesn't compete with cheesecake and coffee for dessert.
re: MartyB
my parents weren't observant, therefore no family minhag, unless you want to consider shellfish as the family minhag
re: berel
We usually go all-dairy. I welcome the chance to make a nice meal for shabbos that is dairy so this year should be no different. Risotto, balsamic-glazed sea bass or tilapia, caprese salad, stuff like that is on my mind for an Italian-themed (and gluten-free, as our guests have two kids with celiac) meal.
I grew up eating meat on shavuos but have been making dairy since I was married in deference to DH. Also, a part meat part dairy yom tov creates too much "gridlock" for me in terms of kitchen function- dishes, pots, pans, desserts, fridge space- how do others deal with that?
Still working on the menu, but thinking salad, borekas, asparagus quiche, egglant, defintely cheesecake.
re: serenarobin
I'm forced into a dairy meal on Shavous due to SB
re: serenarobin
I never cook on Yom Tov, so all my dishes (except for veggie salads) are prepped ahead of time.
Dishes? I don't have enough dairy dishes anyway so I serve on paper, and with all the family coming in...It's paper & plastic for the whole Yom Tov anyway.
Fridge space? It would be be taken up by a meat meal anyway.
I'm making my lasagna today and freezing it. I will double wrap it and rewarm in my meat oven on YT


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The word going around backstage at RAW was that the company had informed Percy "Paul Bearer" Pringle's family that they intend to induct him into the WWE Hall of Fame next year in New Orleans.
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Cousins finished his career as Michigan State's all-time record holder in passing touchdowns (66) passing yards (9,131), completions (7230, passing efficiency (146.1 rating), total offense (9,004 yards), and 200-yard passing games (26). His career spanned from 2008 to 2011 and included appearances in the Outback Bowl and Capital One Bowl.
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oh my god
it's like Dante Basco forgets that he's not actually the dorky yet badass teenagers he voices
That this guy here:
who plays Rufio (see below)
and the voice acts these two from the Avatar series:
reads this webcomic?
And it's all because fans of his like these ones told him to…
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All because of this scene here:
True story…
Did you know he's also totally fucking adorable?
Ok but does anyone else ever get the impression that Dante Basco is just this puppy who followed the Homestuck fandom home
and we were all "please Hussie can we keep him, can we can we?"
and Hussie was like "sure here I already got all the supplies we need but you guys have to take care of him and feed him and walk him and explain the finer points of shipping to him"
it's a big responsibility but I like to think we're doing pretty ok with our pet celebrity
creamchu replied to your post: so as i'm reading john & jade converse while…you ship what you want to ship!
well i want to ship dave/rose (cause they're my favorites… along with kanaya & tavros… hell, we can make them a quadrangle situation) even though i found out they're related… shit.
I could get behind Dave/Rose/Kanaya/Tavros…
Help, Dante Basco is pretty much the most adorable thing ever.
but I chickened out…
who's the president and who's the vp?
i kinda wouldn't mind being the vp… he can do all the work and i'll just show up to parties looking good.
I think what worries me most about tumblr is that it creates an environment in which I am inclined to see Dante Basco and Grey Delisle as mature successful adults such as I might want to emulate


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I'm so in love with this jumpsuit and it's colours, I've already worn it 3 times (not even kidding!)
Culottes were a trend I've been dreaming of but had them filed in my 'make my booty and hips look even bigger' file, thankfully I bit the bullet and got these boohoo ones, which with the addition of a crop actually turned out looking quite flattering.
The sunny spring weather was in full swing on the weekend, but as usual I always had a jacket/coat on (or sometimes I carry it if it's warm enough) for the unpredictable Victoria/Melbourne weather.
The croc effect
Oh how I love a matching set!
How could you not love an entire outfit thats been pre-planned for you (by the designer themselves) that always works and makes a statement?!
I go weak at the knees when it comes to anything backless/low back, It's my personal belief that showing back is sexier then showing boobs or booty (you might already know this from my instagram).
Easy does it
It's even showing in the way I dress, casual is my new favourite thing – but theres nothing wrong with that, right?!
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In the hopes of clearing up what men really want us to wear, I've asked John to compile a list of his favourite and least favourite things women wear,he was kind enough to add in some words of wisdom at the end (I didn't ask for those..)
Now I'm back in Melbourne I'm definitely feeling the cold (brrrrrr). I was only moments ago saying how beautiful it was to have the sun beaming into my window, next minute I'm listening to the hail fall on the roof… I'm definitely not in Bali anymore, it's time to put the coat back on!
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All praise is due to Allaah and may the prayers and salutations be upon His Messenger, to proceed:
Allaah the Most High said, "…And eat and drink and be not excessive (therein)…" (al-A'raaf 7:31)
Ibn Katheer commented upon this verse:
One of the Salaf said: Allaah has combined the entirety of medicine (at-tibb) in half a verse, "And eat and drink and be not excessive…"
Al-Qurtubi commented upon this verse, after mentioning that excessive eating is makrooh (disliked), he mentions the benefits of eating little:
… In eating little there are many benefits. From them that a man becomes of sounder body, of better memory, purer in understanding, (requiring) less sleep, and lighter in (his) soul…
Then he mentioned the harms of eating excessively:
… and in eating much there is the overstuffing of the stomach and putrefaction of undigested food, and from this the variety of diseases are produced, and thus he requires treatment more than what the one who eats little requires. Some of the physicians said, "The greatest treatment (dawaa') is (appropriate) estimation of food." And the Prophet (sallallaahu alayhi wasallam) has explained this meaning sufficiently and completely which does away with the speech of the physicians, so he said, "The son of Aadam does not fill a container worse than his stomach. It is sufficient for the son of Aadam to take enough morsels of food to keep his back straight (keep him able-bodied). And if it is necessary, then a third for his food, a third for his drink, and a third for his breath."…
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And it is mentioned that (the caliph) ar-Rasheed used to have a shrewd Christian physician who said to Alee bin Hasan, "There is not in your Book (the Qur'aan) anything of the knowledge of medicine, and knowledge of is of two types, knowledge of the religions and knowledge of the bodies." So he said to him, "Allaah has combined all of medicine in half a verse in our Book." So he said, "What is it?" He said, "The saying of Allaah, the Mighty and Majestic: And eat and drink and be not excessive."…
And Imaam ad-Dhahabi in his book "at-Tibb an-Nabawi" (p. 34-35) says:
The Prophet (sallallaahu alayhi wasallam) said: "The son of Aadam does not fill a container worse than his stomach. It is sufficient for the son of Aadam to take enough morsels of food to keep his back straight (keep him able-bodied). And if it is necessary, then a third for his food, a third for his drink, and a third for his breath." This was reported by an-Nasaa'ee and at-Tirmidhee, who said, "Hasan Saheeh" … and this is one from the aspects of preserving health.
Alee bin Hasan said:
"And Allah, the Sublime and Exalted has combined the whole of medicine in (just) half a verse, so He, the Most High said, "And eat and drink and be not excessive…"
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The Orlando Magic were on the receiving end of their first loss of Summer League action as they were beaten 80-73 by the Memphis Grizzlies.
Dewayne Dedmon led the team in scoring with 13 points but the Magic were physically outmatched by the Grizzlies, especially on the boards, as Memphis out-rebounded the Magic 34-24 and 13-5 on offensive boards.
Dedmon had seven of the Magic's 24 boards. He also went 7-for-10 from the line.
Victor Oladipo, who sat out the Magic's last game, was active today and had 11 points and seven boards.
After a breakout performance last time out, Elfrid Payton was quieter today as he had just six points in a touch under 19 minutes.
He did have this nice steal and dunk though.
Aaron Gordon struggled as he went 0-for-3 from the field but hit all of his free throws for a total of four points. Oddly, he never had a rebound.
Cameron Jones, who averaged 19.4 PPG with the Santa Cruz Warriors of the D-League in 49 games last season, had 10 points for the Magic,
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Bolin has a coat. Mako does not have a coat. New Headcanon:
Mako only has enough money to buy one coat. Of course he buys one for his brother.
"But Mako-"
"Don't worry, Bo. I have Dad's scarf."
"Besides, I can just use my bending to keep me warm."
Bolin wants to argue but knows that it's pointless. After all, they've had this argument before.
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Ok so I am using a computer with the top i5, 8gig of ram and a 1gb graphics card so I shouldn't be having problems with speed but I am having issues regarding unplayable amounts of freezing after I reach the end of the vault in FO3.
I have tried a lot of suggestions including setting my quad core to use only 2 cores but that has made no difference and seemed to make it worse.
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