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"Not much." That would be the easy way to describe what the Miami Heat's 90-84 loss to the Indiana Pacers meant last night. But barring an act of God/injuries, last night's heavyweight matchup was an advanced screening of what we'll see in the 2014 Eastern Conference Finals, so it's worth a closer look. It was a potential statement game for the Pacers that many will undoubtedly exponentially morph into a "changing of the guard" in the East. But for the Miami Heat, in December, the loss doesn't mean too much.
After all, the Heat had already lost three straight regular season games in Bankers Life Fieldhouse heading into last night's contest. With the fourth straight defeat, Miami showed once again that their tendency to cruise in the regular season (especially in the third quarter) is still an issue. The "extra gear" that everyone always talks about was on full display for most of the first half and although the Heat denied it was a statement game, they were sure playing like it as they built a seven-point halftime advantage, a lead that actually should've been bigger given how non-existent Paul George was through two quarters.
LeBron James doesn't get caught up in the kind of NBA debates that fans regularly
rage participate in on Twitter, but with all the recent "Paul George For MVP" talk of the first month of the season it was no surprise to see him make it his mission to put that argument to rest. Through two quarters, LeBron had 10 points and five rebounds while holding George to two points on 0-for-4 shooting and five turnovers.
But the Indiana Pacers are a third quarter team, which is Miami's greatest weakness this season. And for some bizarre reason, Erik Spoelstra gave LeBron a bit of a defensive reprieve in the second half, sticking him on the likes of Lance Stephenson and Orlando Johnson. Meanwhile, George feasted on easier/wide open looks thanks to Ray Allen leaving him for weak side help defense. George closed the period with back-to-back 3s to give Indiana a six-point lead heading into the fourth. He tallied 12 points, three assists and one rebound in the third quarter alone … all with LeBron's defensive talents being wasted.
Look, I get it. Paul George and LeBron James both need short breaks from defending each other every once in awhile to save their energy for the offensive end. Both Miami's and Indiana's team defenses are stout enough to hold their own even when LeBron or George are taking easier defensive assignments. But when the Pacers are one of the best third quarter teams in the league and one of the best third quarter players in the league starts going off, wouldn't that be the time to switch LeBron back on him?
Overall, it seemed like George and LeBron swapped places in the first and second half. Other than a ridiculous fadeaway three in the that pulled Miami within five, LeBron's fourth quarter was pretty underwhelming. Two missed free throws with six minutes to play would've cut the lead to four. A traveling violation with less than 3:30 to play prevented the Heat from cutting into a seven-point deficit. A key turnover almost led to a goaltend. And an air-balled 3-pointer with less than a minute to play put the game away for good. Even though LeBron and George pretty much played to a draw, the lasting image of the game seemed to be how well George played.
No one can say LeBron James isn't clutch anymore. It's a tired and overused antic that isn't supported by statistics. But LeBron wasn't very efficient in the fourth quarter last night, going 1-for-4 from the field, 2-for-4 from the free throw line and committing three turnovers. But again, it's December. The Miami Heat don't particularly care about what happens in December (especially when they go 4-for-21 from 3-point range).
The fact is, this game was more important for the Indiana Pacers. A win for the Heat would've just given more fuel to Indiana's fire and the only message it would've sent is that Miami is still dangerous (which no one should doubt anyway). As for the "Paul George vs. LeBron James" argument, there should be no doubt in anyone's mind who the best player in the NBA is by now. Both finished with 17 points, both only played one strong half of basketball and neither took care of the ball or had a particularly great night shooting the ball (five TOs and 6-of-16 shooting for LeBron, six TOs and 4-of-11 shooting for George).
This game doesn't mean much to the Miami Heat, but it means a great deal to Indiana Pacers fans and LeBron James haters. However, there is one thing that has to be addressed, Heat fans: this win does mean the Indiana Pacers are the best team in the league right now. That may not still be the case in April, which is what the Heat are more concerned about. But the win solidifies that Indiana is a threat, that they are for real and more importantly, the win puts them in a better position to lock up the No. 1 seed in the East.
Granted, the Heat and Pacers will play each other three more times before all is said and done. Indiana will be in Miami a week from today for their second matchup and after that, these teams won't meet again until the end of March. By then, we could be looking at radically different teams and most likely, a playoff-ready Heat squad. But the win does give Indiana a one-game advantage over Miami in the event of a tiebreaker for the top position in the conference. And since the Eastern Conference Finals went to seven games last year, Miami's path would be easier this time around without surrendering home-court advantage to an improved Pacers team.
Miami has plenty to work on, that's for sure. Currently they are not the best team in the East, even if they have the league's best player. Dwyane Wade's health is still an issue and so far, only Michael Beasley(!) has given consistent backup support to LeBron. But you can be guaranteed the Heat will be fired up for their next meeting with Indiana a week from now. So before we all go Skip Bayless on the Miami Heat, let's take a second, breathe, and remember: one game in December does not win or lose championships.
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Types of visits. Alhambra of Granada
Different types of visits: daytime visits, evening visits, visits to gardens and Tour of the Landscape and Urban Environment.
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The cultural offer of the Monumental complex of the Alhambra and the Generalife is wide and varied. You can visit the Alhambra during daytime, with the general daytime ticket option, with option of admission ticket for the morning or evening, and you can also visit it at night, for which you will have to purchase the Evening admission ticket.
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One never dives into the water to save a drowning man more eagerly than when there are others present who dare not take the risk. Nietzsche. From The Viking Book of Aphorisms by W.H. Auden & Louis Kronenberger, 1962. (via ingridrichter)
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Here is what you will need to put it together (Serves 2)
1/2 lb. Large or Extra Large Shrimp
1/3 box Angel Hair Pasta
1 Lemon, juice and zest
1 Cup Frozen Chopped Spinach
1 Red Bell Pepper
3 Cloves Garlic, minced
1/2 tsp Red Pepper Flakes
1 tsp. Italian seasoning mix
Salt and Pepper
1 T. Olive Oil
Ok, First, fill up your pasta pot with salted water and heat it up. Cook Pasta according to package directions, usually 4 minutes after the water starts to boil.
While the Pasta is cooking, we can get the rest of the meal together. Place your shrimp on a plate and season with salt, pepper, italian seasoning. half of the lemon zest and red pepper flakes. Let that hang out while the peppers are going.
Next, heat the olive oil in a saute pan, then add the red bell peppers and cook for about 5 minutes. After 5 minutes, add the garlic and saute for another 1-2 minutes, just until the garlic is fragrant.
Then add the shrimp and the spinach. Layer the shrimp in the pan and cook for 2 minutes, then flip and cook for another 1.5 minutes.
Now all you do is add a little of the starchy cooking water from the pasta and squeeze the juice of 1 lemon into the pan. Then drain your pasta and add it to the shrimp mixture and toss it a little to coat all of the yummy pasta. Top it off with the rest of your lemon zest, and of course a little freshly grated parmesan.
Done, lunchtime in 10 minutes flat!
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But he soon became belligerent again, so I tried different tactics-including combing his white beard. Finally, I found something that worked. Using my fingers, I made long, soft strokes across his forehead and down to his temples. The touch seemed to mesmerize him. His eyes closed for a while, and when they opened they were softer than before. Maybe this was a glimpse of the "real" Walter.
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Walter's respirations were irregular, and his level of consciousness was decreasing. Sarah held his hand and talked. Time was passing so slowly. Walter was dying, and he seemed to know it. Suddenly he gripped Sarah's hand tightly. She looked surprised and smiled. He looked straight into her eyes and said, "Sarah?"
She answered softly, "Who else do you think it would be?"
He closed his eyes and smiled. "No one else."
He reached over with his other hand and patted her forearm. They stayed like that for quite a while until his hands relaxed and Sarah leaned onto him. I helped her into a comfortable position and left them alone. Two hours later, he died peacefully.
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On October 22, 1859, in response to Indian hostilities and William Bent's exhortation to protect the Kansas portion of the Santa Fe Trail, Company K of the First Cavalry arrived on the Pawnee Fork and selected the first Fort Larned site. Originally called "Camp on Pawnee Fork," the name was changed on February 1, 1860, to "Camp Alert." By June of that same year, with the issuance of General Order No. 14, the post received its final designation in honor of Col. Benjamin Franklin Larned, the United States Army paymaster. [1] In the fall of 1860 the garrison's site was moved to a permanent location 3 miles west.
The original structures at Fort Larned were constructed with adobe. Company K evidently lived in tents or dugouts in the banks of the Pawnee Fork during the first winter. With the post's relocation, construction activity began. Adobe, however, proved an ill-suited material for building purposes, since weather conditions on the Kansas plains promoted rapid deterioration. The Civil War preempted funds and forced the state volunteer forces, who inhabited the post in that period, to make only minimal repairs.
When the regular army returned to Fort Larned in 1866, following the end of the Civil War, they found the post in an advanced state of disrepair. This stiuation prompted Maj. Cuvier Grover, the fort's commander, to sketch proposed building plans, which he submitted to Quartermaster General Montgomery Meigs in May 1866. Meigs refused to accept the plans because he considered them inadequate in detail and because no list of construction costs accompanied them. At approximately the same time, Maj. Gen. Winfield Hancock assigned a board of officers the task of selecting a new site for the fort. However, Gen. William T. Sherman, Commander of the Army, refused to approve another location. [2]
With General Sherman's decision not to move Fort Larned, plans went forward to build permanent structures. The proposed buildings included the commanding officer's quarters. Considering Q.M. Gen. Meigs's insistence on receiving detailed architectural drawings for approval before construction, elaborate plans were undoubtedly submitted to him. These drawings, however, have apparently been lost. The structure resembles a commanding officer's quarters plan which General Hancock approved on February 18, 1867, for general use in the Department of the Missouri (figure 1). It remains unclear, however, whether this drawing was modified by someone at Fort Larned, or if an architect at the department headquarters in Fort Leavenworth produced a set of drawings based upon the general plan. Adolph Hunnius, who was stationed at Fort Larned, made some of the architectural drawings for structures at the fort. He mentioned in his diary on August 26, 1867, that he had sketched a plan in lead print for the officers quarters to be used by the mason. Since construction on the commanding officer's quarters undoubtedly began before that date, Hunnius's drawing was intended only for the two other officers' quarters which were begun at a later time. Because Hunnius did not record that he had drawn the plan for the commanding offcier's quarters, it was probably compiled by some unknown individual. [3]
By late June 1867 Capt. Almon F. Rockwell of the Quartermaster Corps arrived at Fort Larned to oversee the construction. Because of the lack of timber in the area, stone, obtained from nearby quarries and used in two previous buildings, was the selected building material. The commanding officer's quarters was probably the first structure on which work was begun in 1867. Rockwell chose to dress the stone for that building, but before its completion, Insp. Gen. Randolph B. Marcy visited the post and was appalled at the cost. Whether Rockwell intended to dress the stone for the other buildings remains unknown, but because of Marcy's visit, he discontinued this practice. [4] The other buildings were constructed with the cheaper undressed stone.
By October 20, 1867, the commanding officer's quarters was ready for the occupancy of Maj. Meredith Helm Kidd, the post commander. Maj. Marshall I. Ludington, of the Quartermaster Corps, inspected the post in October and reported, "A stone building 46x36 feet, with attic, kitchen 16x16 feet and cellar, for use of Comdg officer was advanced far enough in construction for shingling, and would be finished about the 20th inst." [5] On November 2, Bvt. Lt. Col. Albert Barnitz noted in his journal that the structure was completed. Five days later he wrote the same information to his wife. [6]
On April 21, 1868, Captain Rockwell filed a report on construction at Fort Larned that had been accomplished through January. It included the fol!owing list of materials and their cost for the commanding officer's quarters and the well. [7]
Asst. Surg. W.H. Forwood described the quarter's interior. He stated that there were three officers' quarters, of which "one of these buildings is for the commanding officer; it contains a hall, four rooms, each 14 by 16 feet, a kitchen, 19 by 16 feet, and a servant's room over the kitchen, which is the only up-stairs room at the post" (figure 2). [8] The two rooms to the right of the hall were undoubtedly used as bedrooms, since the list of building materials included four closet catchers. The bedrooms must have each contained two closets similar to those shown in the sitting and family rooms of the general floor plan (figure 1). The parlor was immediately off the hall to the left. A column was placed on each side of the entry (figure 10). The dining room was next to the parlor, with a kitchen behind the dining room. A pantry and storeroom, shown between the kitchen and dining room in the general floor plan (figure 1), were absent in the Fort Larned quarters. This reduced the length of the quarter's rear space. Entrance to the upper-story room and cellar was gained by stairways in the kitchen. Although these stairways have since been remodeled, the originals were undoubtedly similar to those in the adjacent officers' quarters.
Interior walls were covered with plaster of paris which contained horsehair. Since the building materials list showed the use of chrome yellow, several rooms, probably the dining room and parlor, were painted with this color. The walls in the other rooms were undoubtedly painted with white lead or left unpainted. To eliminate the above speculation, however, an accurate appraisal of the original wall colors could perhaps be obtained by a diligent examination of the rooms. The "Ett" letter, written in 1878, depicted the rooms in one of the adjacent officer's quarters as each "of a different color." Since a number of paint colors were available, perhaps paint other than chrome yellow was used and not included on the materials list. (See the appendix for a list of paint and varnish used at Forts Larned, Hays, and Dodge in the period 1867-79.) Interior woodwork was no doubt the same as that described in the Ett letter for the adjacent officer's quarters. Ett wrote that "the wood work is all grained and varnished." [9] Additional evidence that the interior woodwork was grained can be found in the 1873 estimate for repair material. Copal varnish was one item on the list which was described as needed for use on the grained woodwork in the officers' quarters. [10]
On the exterior, as shown in four pictures (figures 3-6), the cornice, eaves, and rake were painted white, as well as the trim around the windows. The pictures complement Assistant Surgeon Forwood's observation when he wrote that "the facings of the buildings are painted white." The louvered window shutters were painted paris green, as evidenced in the 1873 repair materials estimate. [111] The earliest photograph (figure 3) reveals a white front door and trim, while pictures (figures 4-6) taken ca. 1876 and later, show a darker color paint. Perhaps the later paint was paris green. The front porch, including its ceiling, but not the balustrade and latticework at the base, was also white.
Photographs display a darker cast on the latticework and balustrade, which suggests that they were also paris green. In addition the ca. 1890s picture (figure 6) shows in excellent detail the front of the quarters, including the louvered shutters, balustrade, and latticework, as well as one chinmey. The rear porch had the same columns and brackets as the front one, as revealed in a mid-1920s photograph (figure 7). A second picture also shows in good detail a portion of the commanding officer's quarters rear porch (figure 8). The large fence which enclosed the rear yard was whitewashed. [12] A small white fence ran along the front of the dwelling on either side of the porch. A boardwalk was laid in the front of the quarters. Another fence composed of a single rail atop posts followed along the inside of the boardwalk.
The dwelling served as the commanding officer's quarters during Fort Larned's remaining active period (1867-78). As far as can be determined no structural changes occurred. The usefulness of Fort Larned ended by 1878 because Indian hostilities ceased on the Kansas plains in the early 1870s. In addition, the completion of railroads which followed the Smokey Hill and Sante Fe routes terminated the need to protect these trails. As a result Fort Larned was ordered discontinued by the secretary of war by General Order No. 4, dated May 9, 1878. As the last troops transferred to Fort Hays, a detachment, comprised of a sergeant and several privates, arrived from Fort Dodge to protect the abandoned property. [13]
On December 6, 1878, the secretary of war ordered the sale of the Larned buildings. Before any action could be taken, Maj. Gen. John Pope, the Department of the Missouri commander, reported that expected Indian troubles might "compel use of Post." [14] As a result of Pope's report, the secretary of war rescinded his order to sell the buildings. Although Gen. Phil Sheridan held a contrary view, Fort Larned remained in the army's care.
When 1st Lt. M.O. Payne arrived to inspect Fort Larned in September 1879, he noted that, among other damage at the post, portions of the fence around the officers' quarters had been removed. A part of the missing rail fence can be seen in figure 5. [15] Sgt. James Trophy, who reached Fort Larned in November 1880 to relieve the detachment there, reported that many windows and some doors were missing from buildings. He wrote that the people living in the area were very poor and implied that they probably had taken them. [16] Judging from the 1890s picture (figure 6), the commanding officer's quarters remained undisturbed.
Finally, on April 27, 1882, Congress passed an act to restore the Fort Larned land to the public domain. The transfer to the General Land Office was not forthcoming, for a study to convert the post into a normal and industrial school for Indian youths slowed the process. The Office of Indian Affairs, however, declined to accept the fort. In the meantime Fort Dodge was abandoned (October 2, 1882) and the army detachments were rotated from Camp Supply, Indian territory, to protect Fort Larned.
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After months of waiting and delays, we're very pleased to introduce our latest Spotlight on Colorado duo South of France! Their debut album Another Boring Sunrise has been a while in the making, including having to re-record parts due to a band member leaving.
Fortunately for all of those, that extra time dedicated to it has helped the album grow, and the final product is the best version we've heard. Include in this new full length is "Lost In the Morning", which we premiered earlier this summer, as well as reworkings of the three tracks that were present on last year's Kings EP, featuring the new members, and much improved production value. What was initially a bonus track, "Choix", has finally been included on the album, much to my liking.
As usual, stay tuned the rest of the week for a lot more of a collaboration between us and South of France, including an interview, as well as a Desert Island Discs feature and a Takeover! Of course, you can expect our review of Another Boring Sunrise at the end of the week!
For now though, you can listen to the stream of the full album below, and wait of it to hit digital outlets tomorrow! And in case you missed it, be sure to check out the video we premiered earlier for lead single "Tribecca".
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text: Are the Pro-Govt Mobs in Ukraine the Same 'Mobs' I Met in December? Print article Send a Tip by Raheem Kassam 10 Feb 2014 post a comment Early Sunday morning The Scotsman newspaper reported that "thousands of people angered by months of anti-government protests" in Kiev, Ukraine, "converged upon one of the protesters' barricades... but retreated after meeting sizeable resistance." I read The Scotsman's reporting with great interest, wondering to myself whether these "thousands" of angry people were from the same pro-government "rally" that I witnessed in the Ukrainian capital city in early December of last year. Having spent a night in the Maidan Square, where anti-government protestors rallied, fraternized, celebrated, plotted, and partied, myself and my travelling partner, Christian, decided to head up the literally slippery slope (it had been snowing) towards the pro-government rally we had heard so much and so little about. Passing the Dynamo Kiev football stadium, we suddenly encountered the noteworthy presence of Ukrainian police and two parallel lines of military vehicles that had been cobbled together to serve what looked like bread and buckwheat to amassed pro-government "demonstrators," and that wasn't all that had been clearly cobbled together hastily. As I moved about the much older, more visibly decrepit crowd than that of the youthful protesters in the Maidan Square, I was accosted by a gentleman who evidently spoke little English, but who was patently not happy to be on film. "Fuck off. You fuck off!" he shouted at me. I was bemused. Not eight hours ago had we been freely filming around the anti-government protests, with not a complainant in sight, whereas now there was a distinct hostility in the air. Outsiders weren't welcome, and we were soon to find out why. One man, who I would estimate was in his mid-20s, quite out of place in the more aged crowd, took us aside and told me that the government had paid him to be there. They were bussing in supporters from around the country and paying them for the pleasure. Worse still, he claimed to be a convict who the government had taken from prison – perhaps in exchange for a slice of freedom, or a longer-term clemency deal – to "protest" in favor of Yanukovich and his government. Down in the Maidan Square, dozens if not hundreds of activists were happy to speak to us. Up in the Mariinsky Park there was scarcely anyone who even spoke English, let alone that wanted to speak to us. Our jailbird guide – who by this point was asking for money – informed us that it was because most of the people who had been bussed in were from 'the regions.' This meant, he explained, that they were likely not as well educated as those in the Maidan Square, and had no cause to learn English. As we progressed through the Park, we discovered what were effectively two holding pens of people that were expected to cheer in response to tepid, pro-government speeches. One encampment was slightly more open. We moved inside without issue, and it fast became clear that the protestors were on a schedule. Every 30 minutes or so, a bunch would shuffle out together, towards the buckwheat and bread trucks, and another gaggle would be ushered in as police looked on. The other group of pro-government protesters were locked inside a ten-foot-high metal fence, perennially waving Party of the Regions (the President's political party) flags, and applauding awkwardly during speeches. We asked several of them if they'd speak to us through the barriers. The only response that came was a perfunctory, "We are happy." They didn't look happy. So I wonder if the thousands of "angry people" that charged the anti-government protestor's barricade yesterday were indeed an alliance of prisoners, and/or people bussed in from the regions. It seems obvious after writing this that they probably were. Police and military force have failed thus far, and caused reputational damage for Yanukovich across the world. Now, the government may be turning to state-sponsored angry mobs to do its dirty work in trying to intimidate or even violently force the protesters out of the Maidan Square. I write this without prejudice as to the way the situation should and will unfold in Kiev. I'm no fan of the anti-government protesters' aspirations to join the European Union, and neither am I convinced that the group represents the will of the Ukrainian people. They seem better educated, more well travelled, and many dressed in very nice clothing. To me, it seemed like quite the metropolitan elite protest. However, cynical moves like setting the people against each other only further damages whatever mandate Viktor Yanukovich can now claim to have in leading the country. His inability to bring an end to the protests highlights the fact that for a peaceable solution, perhaps his tenure as President must first come to an end.


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Joshua Magner, Fire Prevention Director of the Hobart Fire Department, will provide a safety day for families. He will read fire safety stories, give out fire safety tips, and provide brochures to the parents. The Fire Department will also be donating books for the fire engine book display.


text: Mickens Archive Have We Met Somewhere Before? Posted in Cowboys Posts by Rob Vetrano It was announced yesterday that the Cincinnati Bengals signed Terrell Owens to a one year contract. With the Cowboys and the Bengals playing in this years Hall of Fame game on August 8th, it makes the game Read More Cowboys Add DBs to Roster; More Rookies Out Posted in Cowboys Posts by Kelly Horn As reported at DallasCowboys.com the Cowboys added two defensive backs today. DeAngelo Willingham was claimed off waivers from the Tampa Bay Bucs and Jeremy Haynes was also picked up. Willingham was cut by Tampa Bay following its last preseason game. Read More


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Here is your complete 2014 NBA All-Star Game Eastern and Western Conference rosters…
Starters: Kyrie Irving (Cavs), Dwyane Wade (Heat), Carmelo Anthony (Knicks), LeBron James (Heat), Paul George (Pacers).
Reserves: Chris Bosh (Heat), DeMar DeRozan (Raptors), Roy Hibbert (Pacers), Joe Johnson (Nets), Paul Millsap (Hawks), Joakim Noah (Bulls), John Wall (Wizards).
Starters: Kobe Bryant (Lakers), Stephen Curry (Warriors), Kevin Durant (Thunder), Blake Griffin (Clippers), Kevin Love (Timberwolves).
Reserves: LaMarcus Aldridge (Trail Blazers), James Harden (Rockets), Dwight Howard (Rockets), Damian Lillard (Trail Blazers), Dirk Nowitzki (Mavericks), Tony Parker (Spurs), Chris Paul (Clippers).
A couple obvious snubs that come to mind are Anthony Davis, Kyle Lowry and Goran Dragic. But, hey, not everyone can make it…right?
The All-Star game is slated for Sunday, February 16 in New Orleans.
Here is the NBA Rising Star Challenge roster:
Rookies: Steven Adams (Thunder), Giannis Antetokounmpo (Bucks), Pero Antic (Hawks), Trey Burke (Jazz), Michael Carter-Williams (76ers), Tim Hardaway Jr. (Knicks), Victor Oladipo (Magic), Kelly Olynyk (Celtics), Mason Plumlee (Nets).
Sophomores: Harrison Barners (Warriors), Bradley Beal (Wizards), Anthony Davis (Pelicans), Andre Drummond (Pistons), Terrance Jones (Rockets), Damian Lillard (Trail Blazers), Jared Sullinger (Celtics), Jonas Valanciunas (Raptors), Dion Waiters (Cavaliers).
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[In chronological order]
An Evening With Chris Palmer
Can Comedy Encourage Conservation? In this lecture, illustrated with a wide selection of amusing clips, Professor Chris Palmer makes the case that not only can comedy be an effective way to get viewers' attention, but, paradoxically, laughter can also inspire people to take conservation and environmental issues more seriously. Palmer also screens the winners of this year's Eco-Comedy Video Competition, sponsored by A.U.'s Center for Environmental Filmmaking and the Sierra Club.
David Attenborough unveils two stunning underwater realms. The flamboyant wildlife of the Red Sea is a stark contrast to the hot muddy Gulf on the other side of Arabia. The Gulf appears at first the ugly sister of the two seas, more famous for sand, oil and war. Look a little deeper though, and nesting green turtles and dancing terns are revealed, with huge whale sharks and gangly cormorants. Both seas have wonderful characters, but the Gulf has hidden riches and, according to the latest science, may even come to the rescue of the spectacular but fragile Red Sea reef. Icon Films co-production with Saudi Aramco & National Geographic Channels, Wildscreen Festival Nominee.
U.S. Premiere As a young boy, Zé left his Cape Verdean fishing village for a better life in Sweden. Several years later Zé returns to find his village has been transformed, and the beach where he once played football has disappeared. His family now digs sand from the ocean floor to sell for cheap concrete, because fishing no longer puts enough food on the table. Sandgrains is a documentary about the local impact of global fishing. The story takes us all the way from Africa to the corridors of the EU Parliament, where an effort to reform Europe's failing fishing industry is underway. Directed and produced by Gabriel Manrique and Jordie Montevecchi.
Environmental Challenges in the Dominican Republic
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Washington, D.C. Premiere For 170 years, a Native American Cajun community has occupied a tiny island deep in the bayous of south Louisiana called Isle de Jean Charles. They have fished, hunted and lived off the land. Now the land that has sustained them for generations is vanishing before their eyes. A host of environmental problems – coastal erosion, lack of soil renewal, oil company and government canals and sea level rise from global warming – are overwhelming the island. Over the last 50 years, Isle de Jean Charles has been gradually shrinking and it is now almost gone. For these Biloxi-Chitimacha-Choctaw Indians, their land is more than simply a place to live. It is the epicenter of their people and traditions. Directed by Rebecca Marshall Ferris and Jason Ferris. Produced by Kathleen Ledet.
World Premiere America's most popular seafood is really a cheap foreign import. Following Ted, an engineer, and Andy, an ecologist, on a quest for a better shrimp, Raising Shrimp reveals the economic and medical perils of an outsourced food supply. In Texas, fishermen are pushed from riches to rags by imports. In Belize, shrimp farmers strive for a natural balance with jungles and lagoons, but again globalization takes its toll, and the best farm collapses. Back home, a small band of scientists copy nature's cycles to grow shrimp in a dark warehouse, aided by select bacteria. Encouraged, Andy and Ted see that raising shrimp this way offers hope for all. Directed by Joe Cunningham. Produced by Ted Caplow.
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With the only coral reef in the sea of Cortez, the Cabo Pulmo National Park offers an inspiring success story about the rejuvenation and conservation of an ocean ecosystem. Now the reef is threatened by a mega-hotel complex. Directed by Manolo Mendieta.
Washington, D.C. Premiere In the Western Indian Ocean, a pioneer endeavor is bringing together national enforcement agencies, regional bodies and international experts to strike a major blow against large-scale illegal fishing. FISH-i: Africa is a growing partnership, uniting seven key coastal countries in a region known as a hotspot for illegal fishing. Directed by Charlotte Smith.
U.S. Premiere This immersive ecological tale takes us to the heart of the underwater world, between night and light, where everything happens at a different pace. Using sand as the medium of animation, the film follows the rhythm of a whale's meditations, allowing us to witness the ocean in a different way and escape into a different world. Directed by David Myriam.
World Premiere How is the ongoing tourism boom in Costa Rica affecting this Central American country's natural resources? Through interviews with government officials, tourism experts and members of coastal communities, the film examines how tourism and the need for lodging have impacted this nature-lover's paradise. We learn about how small, locally owned eco-lodges give back to their communities and preserve natural resources while large, foreign-owned resorts are eating away at the forest and restricting access to public lands. This documentary seeks to further understanding of the differences between high value and high volume tourism. In Spanish and English with English subtitles. Directed and produced by Charlene Music and Peter Jordan.
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Experience Jewish spirit, culture, traditions and humor through the power of film
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Saturday, October 18 - Opening night with famed Israeli singer Rita
Silicon Valley Jewish Film Festival's opening night welcomes Rita Jahan Foruz, one of Israel's most famous and accomplished female singers. The evening will feature the documentary Rita Jahan Foruz. Rita will discuss her extraordinary career, take questions from the audience, and possibly offer a song or two. a reception and opportunity to meet Rita will follow. More
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This 4-bedroom vacation home, located on the shores of Deer Lake, is the ideal balance of parent-perfect luxury meets kid-friendly fun. The large deck with hot tub is overlooking the water and provides incredible views. Minutes from golf, spa, hiking, skiing and more. Located in Humber Valley Resort and central to Deer Lake and Corner Brook is the perfect base from which to explore the Western Newfoundland region.
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The last time Ka'Deem Carey failed to rush for 100 yards in a game the opponent was UCLA.
The nation's leading rusher managed a mere 54 yards that night in Pasadena, where the Bruins routed Arizona 66-10. Since then, Carey has reeled off a school-record 11 straight 100-yard games.
UCLA coach Jim Mora attributed Carey's low number to the fact that the Bruins jumped to an early lead - they were up 42-3 at the half - and that forced the Wildcats to take to the air.
The 16th-ranked Bruins and Arizona meet again Saturday night, this time in Tucson, and the stakes are high. Both are 3-2 in the conference, and the winner stays in the thick of the Pac-12 South race.


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The West Coast is awake, and people are losing jobs in San Diego
12/31/12 in NFL | Pat | 5234 respect
Turner went 56-40 in 6 seasons with the Chargers, but it's his playoff record that people will remember.
The Chargers were consistently considered one of the more talented teams in the AFC, but Turner only had 4 playoff wins in 6 years to show for it.
Much of the credit for his success could be placed squarely on the shoulders of LaDainian Tomlinson, who carved out a HOF career with the Bolts.
With Tomlinson, Turner and the Chargers were 22-16, and made the playoffs all 3 years. After Tomlinson left, their next 3 seasons ended up with a total record of 24-24, with zero playoff appearances.
Turner, like Chan Gailey, is another guy who might have some success somewhere as an offensive coordinator, but isn't cut out for head coaching.
Smith, the former Chargers GM, will be best remembered for trading the #1 pick in the 2004 draft for a slew of players around which he built a quality team.
Eli Manning was the #1 pick, and the Chargers sent him to the Giants in exchange for multiple picks, which ended up being Philip Rivers, Nate Kaeding, and Shawne Merriman.
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I live out there, so don't go there
But that don't mean a nigga can't rest in the West
See some nice breast in the West
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Megabus Signs On As Official Transportation Sponsor For Apex 2013
January 7, 2013 in Featured, News by Team Apex
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Good morning Jets fans, and happy Wednesday as we return to our countdown. Training camp is rapidly approaching, and this week we have been doing a countdown, in no particular order, of five reasons to be optimistic for the upcoming season. In case you missed them:
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Now, we move on to number 3. No, it is not Tony Sparano, although he is pictured. But it is one of Sparano's offensive players.
He is going to be a major threat in the arsenal of Mark Sanchez.
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The First Noel, the Angels did say
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In fields where they lay keeping their sheep
On a cold winter's night that was so deep.
Noel, Noel, Noel, Noel
Born is the King of Israel!
Noel, Noel, Noel, Noel
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You featured one of my listings on your show March 13, Tarboro North Carolina. I just wanted to say thank you so much. It was quiet a hit for such a small town of 12000 people. I made the front page of the newspaper and the local Homes Magazine. Thank you again and I welcome you to use any of my homes again in the future. Love the show.
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I'm a new investor and I'm in the process of buying my first property. I'm trying to take advantage of the market and these sub 200k homes are a great example of that.
Listen to Barbara. I give her a lot of respect because she knows what she's talking about.
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can you give me tips on how to buy a detached home in Washington, DC….would love to learn more about the homes discussed on Today show today march 1 2010 pls reply
Hello, Just a quick observation.
Do you have any idea how many thousands of people see you on the TODAY Show? Well, you might consider only pointing out the good points and not mention that some things the owners have done are not your taste! Even if most people agree with you, there are probably many that have different tastes from you and might actually purchase your property. Dont loose a sale because you told people you thought something was weird! Just a thought! God Bless, Glenn
You have to be kidding. All of these homes were in cities no one wants to live in!
I appreciate you taking the time to write this. I'm an agent myself and things are definitely a MESS out there right now. Good news is that prices are extremely affordable around here for a change.


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murder and conspiracy in Tsarist Russia : the Beilis blood libel
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IVF cuts result in 1500 fewer babies
Julia Medew Thousands of Australians missed out on assisted reproductive treatment since the federal government changed funding.
Clinics accused of stopping cheap IVF
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So we recently introduced a cooking timetable for the JoyHouse (the nickname for the abode I share in North London with Ben, Jiwoon and Johnny) and Saturday was my day and seeing as I have done most of my essays and wanted to procrastinate from the rest by doing something a little different. This is where the idea for strong ale (Guinness) pie came in, made completely from scratch with no pre made dough or stock. Here is how I did it.
The base in the tin because it only occurred to me to write about this half way through
First things first I made the veggie stock to be used for later, which involved using a mixture of courgette and carrot being boiled in water with fresh dill, star anise, salt and pepper for about 2 hours on a low heat. Whilst this was happening I did something I have never done before, I made pastry and was surprised at how simple it was, just mixing ½ tbsp of salt, 1 tsp of sugar and flour with soya butter until it looks like loads of floury brown peas then add very cold water until you get the dough for your base and top after resting in the refrigerator for half an hour. Above is a photo of the base, and as you will see later how great and flakey it looked when it was finished. I am definitely not going to be buying any pre-made pastry from now on, it is not only cheaper but so much more rewarding to make it yourself when it comes to the finished product.
The filling being cooked in the Guinness & various other stocks
Right now for the filling, I used soya chunks from Holland and Barrett for the meat substitute which had been marinated in salt pepper and Guinness for about an hour before I added them to a mixture of onions and garlic fried down until golden (I used soya butter to sauté the onions to add another dimension of flavour). After frying with those for about 3 minutes I added mushrooms and cooked them until they are brown, after that I added the mixture of liquid and already cooked potato till it was tender to the party. In the liquid was half a can of Guinness, the pre-made vegetable stock, Fresh Dill, Rosemary, Worchester sauce and the classic salt and pepper. Let all the ingredients simmer in the stock for about 20 minutes and add the filling to the pie, cover it with the other pastry sheet, fork it round the sides (giggidy) and make two slits at the top. Use soya butter or an egg and milk to brush the top of the pie and there you go, stuff it in the oven on medium heat for about an hour and you have yourself a pie.
About half an hour into the oven process
I made a side of roasted vegetables which included carrots, peppers, courgettes and garlic with rosemary and garlic oil over the top which has to cook for about 40 minutes and accompanying gravy made out of the left over juice from the pie filling, extra garlic, red wine and flour to thicken it up. Pour the gravy over and serve.
Finished Pie and Roast Veg minus Gravy because I am a tit and forgot to take a photo.
Successful first ever pie. Expect more weird and wonderful variations over the next few months, as well as a foodie thing every week or so. I may have to do a post about this spicy pear Bulmers sauce the Ji man made today as it was extraordinary, recipe written down and memorised already.
Jay Veg Stock Ingredients
Fresh Dill
Star Anise
Plain Flour (About three cup and a half cups?)
Half a tub of Soy Butter
Very Cold Water
Jay Veg Stock
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Well, the NFL's new season is just hours away. At 4 PM Eastern Tuesday, the NFL rolls into a new year, and with it comes free agency. With the Bears needing a lot of help on defense, they are expected to be players. The following is the latest.
The Bears re-signed defensive tackle Nate Collins to a one-year deal. Collins played in only five games last year before tearing his ACL.
The signing leaves the Bears with just one important tackle position left to sign. Days ago they signed Jeremiah Ratliff. Will they re-sign former Pro Bowler Henry Melton, or will they get one through the draft.
Going down the stretch, Melton has apparently gotten some interested parties for his services. The Tampa Bay Buccaneers and Dallas Cowboys are teams that have been linked with Melton.
The Bears are thinking there could be a soft market for Melton so they will wait until after Tuesday's deadline to sign him. I do not believe the Bucs or the Cowboys are realistic landing spots for him. The Bucs already have a good tackle in Gerald McCoy who is in the books for $15 million in 2014, and the Cowboys are in salary cap hell so they probably cannot get into the bidding for Melton.
The Bears also signed quarterback Jordan Palmer to a one-year deal, perhaps as protection for the likely departure of backup quarterback Josh McCown.
The team could also be hedging their bets at defensive end. There is mutual interest between the Bears and Michael Bennett, but over the weekend it was reported that the team is also interested in Michael Johnson.
Pro Football Talk reported that according to the Chicago Tribune's Brad Biggs, two team officials are confident that the Bears will sign Bennett shortly after the year opens on Tuesday.
A Seattle Seahawks blog speculates that since the other defensive end, Chris Clemons, has not been cut yet (he is due $9.6 million in 2014) to make cap space room for Bennett, the Seahawks may already be prepared for Bennett's loss.
Charles Tillman has said he would take a discount to stay in Chicago, and the Bears have said they want him back, but his return is still a toss up. The field at cornerback is loaded this year, so there will be some good players available who are younger and in better health than Tillman. The market will be rough on veterans like Tillman. If he does re-sign with the Bears, expect just a one year deal.
With the Bears expecting to make a splash with Michael Bennett, their interest in another big name free agent might have waned. It was reported that instead of focusing on the number one free agent safety, Jairus Byrd, the team is more interested now in second-tier safeties. Mike Mitchell of the Carolina Panthers and Ryan Mundy of the New York Giants are two names that have been linked with the Bears.
Come back to Da Windy City for all your Chicago Bears free agency news. We will have updates and keep you informed up to the minutes on any breaking news today or tomorrow.
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