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Cubs Suspicious of Ramirez's Latest Ailment: Bulimia
April 23, 2008
(Chicago, IL) – The Cubs placed third baseman Aramis Ramirez on the disabled list earlier this week in what has become a seemingly bi-annual tradition. Though his injuries are usually legitimate and confirmed by Cubs trainers, the team is slightly suspicious of his latest ailment: the eating disorder, bulimia nervosa.
Ramirez said that he has struggled with the disease since childhood. "I don't care if the Cubs call me a liar. I have bolomia. It's awful, and I've had it since I was young. I contracted the disease from the bite of an antelope. My legs hurt, my arms hurt, and I have patchy spots on my knuckles," Ramirez said before a brief conversation with his agent. After returning, Ramirez said, "I meant bulimia, of course. Vomiting. Yes. That's what I do. I am injured and cannot play baseball right now due to the vomiting."
This is apparently not the first time that one of Ramirez's injuries or ailments has raised a red flag with the team. "Yeah, they've questioned some of my injuries before. Like last July, I really did have hip-replacement surgery. My grandma was going at the same time, and she had a two-for-one coupon. Are you gonna tell me you wouldn't have done the same?"
The list of Ramirez's ailments over the past two years has ranged from the mundane – pulled hamstring, strained knee, stiff back – to the slightly more exotic – swine flu, toxic shock syndrome, and a bout with ovarian cancer.
"I'm not trying to be a jerk, but I just don't believe him," an anonymous teammate said. "I know what bulimia looks like, and Aramis Ramirez is not nearly as sexy as the Olsen twins."
The Cubs hope to have Ramirez back later this month, and have demoted outfielder Matt Murton to AAA Iowa so that when Ramirez does return to the team, he is unlikely to contract Murton's gingivitis and be out for the remainder of the season.
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How much do you know about working with electronics? Cause this isn't like putting a desktop together, you don't just buy some parts and glue them all together and it works. It's a very long, rather complicated design process.
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Developing an android device isn't easy. It will take months even for skilled engineers. And since you asked here I going to assume you are not an EE otherwise you would already know what is involved with such a project.
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Mirissa is a small village, located between Weligama and Matara.
The history of the village is quite interesting, actually it's even hard to find in on the Sri Lankan map. It was completely unknown for the tourist even 10 years ago. The main business of the Mirissa citizens is fishing, there is also a small harbor located there. At the moment, Mirissa getting more popular each year. Wide and beautiful sandy beaches, small guesthouses, and a feeling of a real wild-nature-living, drive a lot of tourist there.
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Was so happy with this beach, relaxing beach spend 3 days on hotel on beach. Only problem was the waves too big so we couldn't really swim in the sea but I think all beaches in Sri Lanka are the same during rainy season.
very nice place as a beach & specially for night parties on the beach. many many restaurants are conducting beach parties on each days. so enjoyable, but so crowded in this season time. also a best place for whales watching.
One of the best beaches in Sri Lanka! Beatiful sights, a lot of sand, big waves, nice places to eat! Will defiitelly come back to Mirissa!
I would highly recommend the spot. Mirisa offers one of the most stunning beach that I have seen. The spot might be a bit touristic after lunch, but who cares. Anyone will remain speechless in front of so much beauty.
beach is nice but waves are strong for small children swimming far is not advisable if youre nota good swimmer.
This is a beautyfull and relaxing beach.one of best beach in Sri Lanka.gold sand and bluewater,Once when you are there you will enjoy.sure !
The beach is clean with turquoise waters and it's nice for sunbathing and sipping a cocktail in a sun lounger - if you like that kind of thing that is. Other than that, it is lined with bars and restaurants and swimming isn't great due to the waves crashing onto the beach and both food and drinks are overpriced. It is very touristy. This can be annoying but at the same time it makes it ok to wear bikini.
There are some beautiful beaches just a little further east with good snorkelling and turtles.
Its really pretty and clean. The water is blue and very clear. its a really beautiful beach and everyone is super friendly.
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HobNob - Brevard, NC
I have heard that HobNob is under new ownership. Has anybody eaten there recently? Has anything changed ~ for better or worse?
Also, there is a new restaurant in Brevard called The Quarry. Anybody know anything about it?
192 W Main St, Brevard, NC 28712
The Quarry
14 South Gaston Street, Brevard, NC 28712
I ate there for the first time last week. I didn't think it was very good. Nice waitress and good service though. If it wasn't for the food.
haven't been to HobNob in a while but sorry MadAnne had a bad experience. Haven't heard of The Quarry but I had heard of a new place right next to Hobnob.
My experiences at Hobnob were so terrible and overpriced I will never, ever return. I was unfortunate enough to come across the Quarry's menu and it looked cliche and overpriced. Go to maple, which has nice food, not that overpriced, but terrible service. Jordan street is good for a burger.
re: charlottecooks
Maple, after two trips is highly overrated and overpriced.The desserts are really good but the rest is marginal at best. Havent been to Hob Nob in a long time, so I cant comment on the new ownership.
re: Spreadhead
I agree, it is expensive, but to choose between two pricey places with poor service- choose maple. The food is better.
Finally went to Hob Nob the nite of the Bush/Meyer/Douglas show at the Porter Center. Called for a reservation, told them we were attending the show and confirm that 1 1/2 hours would be plenty of time. Called back to add one to our party - now 5 - and was again assured that 1 1/2 hours was plenty of time.
Arrived to find the restaurant packed. When the server took our drink order we requested separate checks - NO! HOB NOB WILL NOT DO SEPARATE CHECKS! Server said it's because their computer system is antiquated. Get real - this is a tourist town, the restuarant provided separate checks under the previous ownership and anybody with a brain, paper & pencil should be able to provide separate checks. Well, apparently we pissed off the server so much, she disappeared for 20 minutes before taking our order. Spoke tothe bartender and was assured that she would come back shortly and we would have plenty of time to make the concert. Order taken - salads arrive and are delicious - especially the goat cheese - exactly the same as previous owner and wonderful.
Then we wait, wait and wait.....we don't see the server so ask about our dinners - reassurances from the bartender - everything is fine. The dinners - 4 out of 5 - show up and are very good. Too bad the 5th dinner never shows. As the 4 lucky diners finish their meal the fifth dinner shows up - we immediately send back to the kitchen to be wrapped to go.
Lots of apologies, no charge for the dinner that showed up late and - big surprise - separate checks are provided. We dash to the Porter Center and make it to our seats as the lights go down. Concert was awesome! Hob Nob was not.
re: NANCY
A packed restaurant and a busy server! What a surprise!
I worked in an Italian Restaurant when I was in college (though I will say that was quite a many years ago), so I have some insight to this: separate checks on a busy night, not happening!
I come to Hobnob every time I come down to visit my parents in Toxaway. I've found it to be pleasantly good, every time. Personally I prefer the Saltimbocca or the Tuna perhaps. Regardless, I look forward to it! Haven't been able to notic a difference in past and present Hobnob.
Last time I tried Maple, it was too loud inside (should have sat outside!) but the food was surprisingly good!
re: JamesInDenver
No surprise that the server was busy. I had anticipated that they would be busy and made two calls - both times being reassured that time was not an issue. The surprise was in being ignored for 20 minutes. The even bigger surprise was for the member of our party that failed to receive anything to eat.
Separate checks are de rigueur in the Asheville, Hendersonville & Brevard area due to the large tourist traffic. Hobnob, under previous ownership, always provided separate checks.
The front of the house appears to have suffered under the new ownership. I agree that the kitchen still puts out excellent food, especially the lamb chops.
Fortunately, Brevard is experiencing an influx of new restaurants so a diner has many choices.
Interesting posts regarding Hob Nob. We used to go there periodically (always had good food and service), but haven't been since the new ownership. I was there inquiring about use of the upstairs room right around the time it was switching over and the staff (at that time) didn't seem overly excited about the prospective new ownership. Don't know if they knew something I didn't or were just worried about their jobs. No idea if that staff is still there.
Re: The Quarry. My husband and I went maybe a month after it opened and I had high hopes. It's beautiful inside. Lots of stone elements and warm textures and colors (although "Quarry" is the owners' name, not a nod to the stone quarries). The menu has a good selection, but we were not impressed with the food - at least the preparation of it. I got a steamed clam appetizer and the duck for my entree. The clams were quite chewy and the duck came out rare (they didn't ask me how I wanted it cooked). When I mentioned it to the server, he didn't seem overly concerned. I will say though that when I reheated the leftover duck at home the next night, it was really good, but (IMHO) it should have been cooked a little more to begin with. I like my beef rare, but not my duck! Anyway, my husband had the rigatoni, which he didn't think was great. I thought it was fine, but nothing amazing. I will say the bread was fantastic and the desserts were both excellent. The prices were a little high, especially considering my problems with the food preparation (about $24 - $30 for entrees). Oh, and my entree came with sweet potato hash (pretty good) and baby spinach. There were, I kid you not, four leaves of spinach! I laughed out loud!
Service was decent, nothing outstanding. They had someone playing the piano, which could've been nice, but was cheesy lounge fare (to me).
Others have given The Quarry a good review, so I would like to try it again. I'm just hesitant to throw down another $90 to get more "pretty good" food. :-/ Would love to hear from others.
re: Scirocco
regarding Hob Knob- I went maybe 2 summers ago- always used to go taking /picking up from camp but the last time i went we sat down - took FOREVER to get a cocktail adn ordered- place was very slow- around 7:30ish- and our order was out in like 5 minutes it was like they had it in the back already cooked- NEVER AGAIN will we go back- we 've been to the Mexican place down the street- good fajitas!! Plan to try Maple next!!


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It's no secret how much I love Nicolas Winding Refn's Drive. I saw the film at the Los Angeles Film Festival in June and I don't believe a day since that I haven't referenced it or even thought about it in some way. Hands down it is my favorite film of the year. Needless to say I've been dying to talk to the people who made the film and at this year's Comic Con I got just that opportunity, invited to participate in a roundtable interview with the film's director.
Garfield cited Todd MacFarlane's run with the comics plus the new Ultimate Spider-Man as incarnations of the character that inspired him, while Webb admitted he was initially skeptical about rebooting the Spider-Man franchise so soon
Eric and Katey soldiered through their exhaustion-- and in Katey's case, a seriously hoarse voice-- to bring you one last video wrap-up from the Con, going over both the highlights of Saturday's Hall H panels and a general overview of how the Con went in general
On Sunday morning, while Kelly liveblogged the Glee panel, I took to the show floor to take one last round of costume photos, with attendees still as eager to pose and be photographed as they were on Day 1. Some highlights in this batch include a Scott Pilgrim and Ramona Flowers couple, a lady Captain America in a very short skirt
Heres the first ever trailer for Knights of Badassdom, as it debuted at the San Diego Comic Con today. The movie stars the greatness of Peter Dinklage, Steve Zahn, Summer Glau, and True Bloods Ryan Kwanten in the story of three friends to go LARPing and accidentally summon a real demon.
As you can see in the press conference video, Nicolas Cage is a weird quote machine. He delivers a few beauties about cobras, compasses (?) and the difference in portraying a live-dead man in Drive Angry and a live man possessed by a demon. I'd explain it better if I understood what the hell he was talking about
The Snow White and the Huntsman panel just ended at the San Diego Comic Con, and weve got things to show you. The movie stars Kristen Stewart as Snow White, but its not Snow White as youve ever envisioned her. Think Snow White in battle armor. Actually, dont just think it, check out the first ever pic.
Kristen Stewart was livelier and more engaging than ever during Thursday's panel for The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn, so now she's giving another panel a shot, about to take the stage for her next big film, Snow White and the Huntsman
In the gallery you will find over than 40 pictures I took just a little while ago while navigating the giant floor. Some of my personal favorites include lazy Spider-Man, Ryu vs. Wolverine, old-school Magneto and Ash (who actually appears twice. See if you can find him!)
Not every movie here at Comic Con has a presentation at Hall H, but that doesnt mean that there isnt some cool stuff to show off. This morning I was invited by Summit Entertainment to a presentation about The Darkest Hour, a new sci-fi film directed by Chris Gorak and produced by Timur Bekmambetov.
Superman is about to arrive at Comic Con. No, there's still no panel for Zack Snyder's Superman: Man of Steel, but Henry Cavill, the actor newly cast as Clark Kent, is about to take the stage for his next film, Tarsem Singh's sword and sandals epic Immortals
Im having a hard time taking photorealistic chimps run amok seriously, in most of the footage from Rise of the Planet of the Apes. Maybe the Fox marketing team has sensed that as a problem, because yesterday at Comic Con they unveiled two minutes of wall to wall angry Ape attack footage from the film.
Heres more evidence that David Tennant is completely awesome. Yesterday at Comic Con audiences were shown an extended clip from his new movie Fright Night, and now that clip is online complete with a fully awesome little introduction by Tennant.
Francis Ford Coppola, the 72-year-old director of The Godfather and Apocalypse Now, is pretty much the opposite of your typical Comic Con audience. And yet, he's up onstage in the gigantic Hall H, captivating the crowd by wearing an Edgar Allan Poe 3D mask
If you logged into Cinema Blend at any point yesterday, you may have noticed that I was on a live blogging spree. There were a total of 10 movie panels in Hall H on Friday and I sat through every single one and reported every juicy detail. When live blogging, however, because everything is happening so fast, it becomes hard to share my actual thoughts on what's going on. That's why we have the wrap up.
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Continuing the "L Word in SVU" marathon is Kate Moennig as Cheryl Avery in 'Fallacy' (Season 4, Episode 21). I have to say that is my all-time favorite episode of SVU. The story is amazing, Kate Moennig is perfect, and Olivia and Alex are heavily featured (together).
Since I ended up with 21 stills from this episode, I'm paring down to about 14 and splitting them into a "Kate Moennig" set and a "Cabenson" set.
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Given the uncertain status of running backs Reggie Bush and Pierre Thomas the Saints may look towards free agency to help shore up the position.
The Washington Redskins are expected to release running back Clinton Portis, and the Baltimore Ravens are also expected to release Willis McGahee, both veterans that could help the Saints get more production on the ground in a multi-back system.
Portis injured his groin last season and was a non-factor for the Redskins. His injury also cleared the way for a favorite of head coach Mike Shanahan, Ryan Torain, to interview for and secure what is likely to be the starting position for Washington next year.
Essentially Portis took the season off and will be completely healed from the groin injury before the start of the 2010-2011 season. He runs the screen well, which is a staple in Sean Payton's offense, and has plenty left in the tank to still be productive.
McGahee has seen his role decrease with the Ravens since they drafted the versatile Ray Rice a few seasons ago, essentially demoting him to backup and exclusive short yardage back, where he has totaled twenty touchdowns over the last two seasons.
The Saints could use a powerful runner and goal line back to mirror young rookie Chris Ivory, who has similar running style, as well as coach Ivory on how to maintain a healthy body and stay relatively injury free.
Baltimore's decision to release McGahee was not taken lightly but as is the case so often in the NFL the move was the best interest of the team considering he is scheduled to make six million dollars as a backup.
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The Browns closed out the preseason with a late rally to beat the Bears 18-16 on Thursday night.
Both teams hired new head coaches, looking for sparks and trying to reverse trends.
For the Bears, it was about getting the most out of a stagnant offense and getting back to the playoffs after missing out five of the past six years under Lovie Smith. For the Browns, it's about ending years of losing.
With that in mind, here are five things we know about each team during the preseason.
Five things we know about the Bears:
1. CAN COACH, QB RELATE? The biggest question hanging over the Bears is whether new coach Marc Trestman and quarterback Jay Cutler can relate. No one really knows at this point, although the fact that Cutler spread the ball around in the third preseason game against Oakland was a good sign for the Bears.
2. THE OLD: Even with Brian Urlacher gone, the Bears still have an aging core on defense. Defensive end Julius Peppers, linebacker Lance Briggs and cornerback Charles Tillman are all in their 30s, although none has shown any signs of slowing. The Bears are still forcing turnovers at a rapid rate, just as they did a year ago, with nine interceptions and five fumble recoveries in the preseason.
4. CATCHING CONCERNS: A receiving group that appeared to be stable now has concerns, starting with Brandon Marshall's recovery from hip surgery. Throw in the fact that he said this week he doesn't understand his role, and more than a few eyebrows were raised around Chicago. Earl Bennett's recovery from a concussion is another issue.
5. FORTE'S A FIT: Matt Forte had a 58-yard run and averaged 9.9 yards a carry in the preseason. He also had a 32-yard touchdown on a swing pass against Oakland, a sign that he's adapting well to Trestman's West Coast offense.
Five things we know about the Browns:
1. RUNNING BEHIND RICHARDSON: Running back Trent Richardson appears healthy after dealing with nagging injuries late last season and appears ready to carry the load behind a solid line. That's good news for the Browns, particularly with Dion Lewis (surgically repaired left leg) and Montario Hardesty (knee) on injured reserve and no one else stepping up.
2. NEW SYSTEMS, BIG ADJUSTMENTS: The Browns replaced a 4-3 with a 3-4 defense and went from a West Coast offense to a more vertical passing game under new coach Rob Chudzinski and offensive coordinator Norv Turner. How far along they are is hard to tell, because they struggled terribly against Indianapolis last week and the top players for both teams sat out this one.
3. NOT-SO-SPECIAL TEAMS: The Browns' special teams haven't done much in the preseason after losing key players in the offseason. Return man Joshua Cribbs, kicker Phil Dawson and punter Reggie Hodges are all gone, along with a handful of players who helped out on coverage. Now, they might have to get by without kicker Shayne Graham after he injured his back in warmups Thursday.
4. SILVER LINE-ING: One positive for the Browns is a veteran offensive line led by Joe Thomas at left tackle. With the blocking in place, that could buy time as Brandon Weeden tries to adapt to a new offense.
5. CATCHING AN (UNWANTED) BREAK: These haven't exactly been great times for Josh Gordon. He'll serve a two-game suspension to start the season for violating the NFL's drug policy. He also pleaded not guilty this week after being ticketed twice for speeding, once for driving 98 mph.
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The Mentalist – Season 2
Patrick Jane (Simon Baker) used to be a con man who earned a lucrative career successfully posing as a psychic medium and enjoying near-celebrity status. He appeared on television to claim that his paranormal abilities helped the police profile a serial killer named Red John. Red John, angered by the perceived slight, murders Jane's wife and young daughter in revenge. Riddled with remorse, Jane consequently abandons his career as a psychic and teams up with the CBI, using his skills to help them solve various murder crimes.
He admits to faking the supernatural aspects of his skills, often asserting that "there's no such things as psychics"; however, he has finely honed skills in cold reading, hypnotism, pickpocketing, as well as powerful skills of observation and a deep insight into the human psyche and behavior. These skills come in handy in every case, and his unorthodox and bizarre techniques to solve crimes sometimes offend the team of agents he works with. They often involve elaborate ruses and mind games to trick the culprit into confessing.
Episode 01: Redemption
It was a solid season beginning. I never expected much from the episodes, because I don't think that the writers will wow me with a special cool episode. And this wasn't one.
The case of the week was partly interesting, because I didn't quite understand the conclusion. It seemed like there was a scene missing, because I didn't get the whole blame thing. Maybe I just wasn't paying enough attention.
The intro was genius. Murder in a shopping mall and Jane knew the killer from the start – just completely hilarious and totally cool, but the rest wasn't really interesting. Okay, the Red John case in the hands of another agent is a good idea, but that doesn't mean the CBI won't discover something new about the case. And I believe that Red John is putting the case back in Jane's hands anyway, when he finds out that the CBI is off the case. So this story might be pretty much useless.
Van Pelt (Amanda Righetti) was funny here. She was not only happy because of arresting a suspect, but she actually is driving the van – hey, character development! But just Jane's behavior was dumb. Why can't he just say what he is doing, why all these secrets? 7/10
LOST 5.16/17: The Incident
So, that was the season finale, huh?
With a bit of a different ending and without the 2007 storyline this could have been easily the series finale, and now I want to know how Darlton are planning to end the series. And especially how the sixth season will look like story-wise. Until now the writers always managed to change the status quo of the series, and I believe the sixth season will, again, be much more different than the previous ones. This season managed for the first time, after I saw the finale of the first season in TV, to bring me back the awesomeness I had with the show during the first season. I didn't watch the second season regularly, I didn't really like the first half of the third season and the fourth one was good, but it started to get annoying with all those mysteries, clues, secrets and so on. But the unusual thing is: The fifth season isn't really different compared to the previous four seasons, and maybe that is why I like this season so much. And maybe that is why I am hooked up again on Lost, as strong as I never was after the first season finale.
Okay, let's go through everything.
Let's start with the opening sequence, which would have been qualified for a season opening scene, instead of the opener of a season closing episode. And – whoa, dude: Jacob (Mark Pellegrino) in white, and a man in black (Titus Welliver). Apart from Jacob's black pants, everything about him is bright – he smiles, he catches a bright-colored fish, he does what every castaway would do on a lonely beach. It is nice to let Jacob be an unknown character. We really didn't see him before; it is not Richard, it is not one of the survivors, it is not Christian, it is not Vincent – Jacob is a complete new character, and he opens some doors for future storylines. Jacob seems nice and warm.
The man in black, without a name (I am not going to use the name the Lost community gave him, because of his biblical connection, he will be called "man in black" by me, until he has a name), isn't. He wants to kill Jacob, but he has to find a loophole to do that… ehm, huh? What?
LOST 5.15: Follow the Leader
Oh my fucking God, clearly the bridge from the season to the season finale. Everything gets prepared for the big bang, and everything is about to change. It could be easily the series finale coming up, because I don't know what more is to come, when Jack blows up the hydrogen bomb, when Locke kills Jacob (huh? What?), when Sawyer, Kate and Juliet definitely will not arrive in Ann Arbor to get to their new lives. It is practically the first real series finale Lost will get to, but with one more season ahead.
The title of the episode suits the story perfectly, because we had a load of leadership in here. Jack (Matthew Fox) leads Sayid (Naveen Andrews, welcome back), Eloise (Alice Evans, please be a recurring next season, or at least don't die during Jack's destiny-changing) and Richard (Nestor Carbonell); Locke (Terry O'Quinn) leads a group of Richard's people; Sawyer (Josh Holloway) leads (well, not really since he has cuffs on) Kate (Evangeline Lilly) and Juliet (Elizabeth Mitchell); Miles (Ken Leung) (kind of) leads Hurley (Jorge Garcia) and Jin (Daniel Dae Kim), while Chang (François Chau) leads the people from the island. Whoa, dude, lots of stuff happening here.
And I got almost all of the actors' names in the introduction. Hell, yeah!
LOST 5.14: The Variable
Oh, my fucking God, what are you doing to me? Daniel back after a few episodes of abstinence, and he gets killed? WTF?
The 100th episode of the series and one major character gets killed? WTF?
The first real signs that Daniel was time traveling, before he even knew about the island (and yet knew about the island, when he was time traveling), and then he gets killed? By his own mother? What the fuck?
And this was not the only WTF for me. It already started with Daniel (Jeremy Davies) obviously knowing what was going to happen on the island. He knew that Dr. Pierre Chang (François Chau) would arrive at the Orchid station at that particular time of date, he talked to him and he told him that he is from the future (WTF number 1); seconds later, when Miles (Ken Leung) tries to stop Daniel, he mentions, Miles is Chang's son (WTF number 2, I was whirling around with my arms, when I saw and heard Daniel talking about Miles being Chang's son). Daniel explained before his trip to the Orchid that Jack (Matthew Fox) isn't supposed to be in this time (WTF number 3, so nothing with pre-destined futures for our characters?). Charles Widmore (Alan Dale) is Daniel's father (WTF number 4, I know there were some rumors about that earlier in the season, but I must have missed the clues). 1977-Eloise (Alice Evans) kills her own son (WTF number 5), and she knew it in our present, and she sent him to the island anyway (WTF number 6).
2007-Eloise (Fionnula Flanagan) shows up in the hospital to visit Penny (Sonya Walger, WTF number 7); Penny leaves Charlie (Marvin DeFreitas) alone with a nurse (WTF number 8), and goes to see Desmond (Henry Ian Cusick). I probably forgot some WTFs, but these were the most important ones. This was another one of those WTF-episodes. WTF…


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Zupa Gzybowa - Polish Mushroom Soup
By Monica H MonisiaH
My dad is a mushroom nut. He LOVES his mushrooms. Where he and my mom are from in Poland, there are lots of forests where mushrooms grow wild, and they are a staple of cooking in the region.
My dad uses them fresh, dried, dehydrated, whatever. Mushroom soup (Zupa Grzybowa) was on our table a lot. This is simple to make and really so full of flavor. My mother makes the best. This is based on her recipes (which is not written down, so I've translated her "little of this, little of that" method!)
You can also add a hearty noodle to this soup, or vegetables like carrots. Also, now they even sell "Zupa Grzybowa" flavor packets in the store; I have used these sometimes to enhance the flavor of the soup, but not as a substitute for using real mushrooms or real stock.
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I could eat the whole pot of soup by myself. I'm saving this.
ali Bresnahan alibee - Sep 23, 2011
Oh yeah, Monica. Can't wait to try...saving this.
PS - what's Vegeta?
Monica H MonisiaH - Sep 23, 2011
@ Elsie: go on and eat it all.. I won't tell!
@ Ali: Vegeta is an all-purpose seasoning. It is very good and is a staple in my kitchen. If you don't have it / can't find it, the you can use something like Mrs. Dash...
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Since he was drafted 11th overall in the 2010 NHL entry draft, Dallas Stars fans have been chomping at the bit for Jack Campbell to come to Dallas. He's been touted as the "goalie of the future" in Dallas. The next franchise goalie. The rightful heir in a line with Ed Belfour, Marty Turco and Kari Lehtonen. For many in the victory green camp, the future is now, but Campbell's future with the Stars will likely have to wait until the 2016 season, due to the sudden depth of goaltending the Stars have established.
Prior to last season, many thought that this would be the year that Campbell made the leap from Cedar Park to the NHL to back up Lehtonen and learn what it takes to make it at the highest level of hockey. Unfortunately for Campbell his development was hampered by another injury this year, forcing him to miss significant time. Campbell played in only 16 of the 76 games for the Texas Stars, although when he was able to get in he posted fantastic numbers, including a 12-2-2 record, 1.49 GAA, 0.942 save percentage and four shutouts. 16 games are simply not enough for a 22 year old second year pro and Dallas GM Jim Nill was forced to keep him in Cedar Park for the upcoming season. However, it seems that Nill is sending a message that this will be the year for Campbell to prove he belongs with the big club.
One thing that Nill mentions almost continually when discussing the progress of the Stars is that he wants to foster an environment of competition, and the goalies are no exception. Clearly Lehtonen is the number one guy around Dallas, but when looking at the backup position there still remains much to be decided. Anders Lindback has to be the favorite to win the job, but Jussi Rynnas (who is coming off a solid season in the Finnish league, where his 0.939 save percentage and 1.51 goals against led the league) could definitely challenge Lindback for the role. While it is probably better for Campbell's development to be playing every couple days at the AHL level than once a week at the NHL level, Nill has gone on record that Campbell can earn the job behind Lehtonen should Campbell blow them away in camp.
The interesting thing is that Lindback and Rynnas are both signed to short term deals. Per the Stars website, they are both two year deals, while Capgeek has Lindback's listed as a one year deal ($925,000) and Rynnas' as two years ($1,125,000 over two years). Does Nill think that Campbell will need two years to develop into at least a backup goalie? Clearly Campbell will need to stay healthy, and keep posting similar numbers to last season. A deep playoff run certainly won't hurt either. More than anything, he needs to prove he can handle the full workload, and this year in Cedar Park is going to be a crucial one to Campbell. With that said, is two years down there one too many?
If Lindback or Rynnas play lights out does that make Campbell expendable? The Stars aren't in win now mode, but will they be by the time Campbell is ready to be a starter? Jamie Benn, Tyler Seguin and Jason Spezza are all in their primes. The rest of the core should, at least, be entering theirs over the next two seasons. Will Nill, who has shown that he has patience to bring the prospects up when they are ready, be willing to go through the ups and downs of a rookie goalie when the rest of the team is possibly on the cusp of greatness?
At the very least, Dallas now has some decent goaltending depth. In the perfect scenario, Campbell plays great for the Texas Stars this season, and both Lindback and Rynnas combine for around 20 games, with each posting save percentages around 0.910. This would allow Nill to package one of the three (Campbell being the least likely) in an attempt to fetch a return of some other piece the Stars need to push them among the league's elite teams. Both Lindback and Rynnas have mentioned that they want to be not just NHL'ers but starting goalies somewhere, so they have the motivation to prove they can handle the role. In addition, getting a starting caliber goalie under the age of 30 (Lindback is 26, Rynnas 27) with another year on his deal could be a very lucrative piece for some general managers.
Whatever happens, it is going to be an exciting year for the goalies in the Stars system and something to keep an eye on as the season progresses.
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The sun hadn't set and the food hadn't been put out yet, when a crowd of Richard Mourdock supporters at his election headquarters began shouting and cheering at his victory.
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"It was stunning. Not that we won. I expected we would win, but that it came in as early as it did. I was stunned by that," he told Fox 59.
The State Treasurer and now Republican nominee was visibly emotional. He was tearing up when he took the podium to make his victory speech.
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"The JI is the only group with the intention and capability to mount an attack on Bali on such a coordinated level," said Singapore-based expert Rohan Gunaratna of the Institute of Defense and Strategic Studies.
"No other groups can carry out multiple attacks like that."
Like 2002, the bombings took place on the busiest night of the week, just as crowds began to swell.
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Another blast occurred at the nearby Nyoman seafood restaurant.
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Bobby Nugroho, an Indonesian whose mother and father were killed, went to collect his parents' remains at the hospital's morgue.
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It was unclear whether the death toll included the three suspected bombers.
The 101 wounded included 49 Indonesians, 17 Australians, six Americans, six Koreans and four Japanese, officials said.
Saturday's attacks threaten to ruin a tourist boom on the mostly Hindu island, where hotels and restaurants have in the last 18 months reported that business topped pre-2002 levels, and they were looking forward to a busy Christmas and New Year's season. Some say it may take even longer to recover a second time around.
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Since the 2002 attacks, Jemaah Islamiyah has been tied to deadly bombings outside the Australian Embassy last year that killed 10 and a 2003 blast at the J.W. Marriott hotel that killed 12.
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