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Pumpkin Pancakes with Sweet Apple Cider Syrup Recipe
- 3/4 cup apple cider or juice
- 1/2 cup packed brown sugar
- 1/2 cup corn syrup
- 2 tablespoons butter
- 1/2 teaspoon lemon juice
- 1/8 teaspoon ground cinnamon
- 1/8 teaspoon ground nutmeg
- 1 cup all-purpose flour
- 1 tablespoon sugar
- 2 teaspoons baking powder
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 teaspoon ground cinnamon
- 2 eggs, separated
- 1 cup milk
- 1/2 cup canned pumpkin
- 2 tablespoons canola oil
- In a large saucepan, combine the syrup ingredients. Bring to a boil over medium heat, stirring occasionally. Reduce heat; simmer, uncovered, for 20-25 minutes or until slightly thickened. Let stand for 30 minutes before serving.
- For pancakes, in a large bowl,combine the dry ingredients In another bowl, whisk the egg yolks, milk, pumpkin and oil until smooth. Stir into dry ingredients just until moistened. In a small bowl, beat the egg whites until soft peaks form; fold into batter.
- Pour batter by 1/4 cupfuls onto a hot greased griddle. Turn when bubbles form on top of pancakes. Cook until second side is golden brown. Serve with syrup. Yield: 15 pancakes (1 cup syrup).
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"I love that these pancakes got so fluffy! I would decrease the sugar in the apple cider syrup a little bit though."
"I did not care for the apple cider syrup, it was way too sweet, but we loved the pancakes and they were delicious with maple syrup."
"I added a little more cinnamon and cloves to my pancakes. Very good. The syrup was excellent."
"Phenomenal! Will definitely keep this recipe and make again and again!"
"Forgot to bring my ancient recipe with me to our vacation retreat and found this on line. Been using my other recipe for 35 years and this one seems quite close. Used 1/2 milk 1/2 orange juice for the liquid and 1 1/2 tsp baking powder and 1/2 t baking soda. We r at 4200 ft above sea level so started the griddle on high and reduced to lower heat to finish. Worked great"

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MarshallFin 1 seem to forget the most important thing about defensive football and that is the QB cannot function from flat on his back, and the more you pressure him the more ducks he will serve up. The best corner can only cover for so long. If you look at our pass rush what you see is if Wake does not get quick pressure there is no pressure outside of the occasional corner blitz. The Giants showed the blueprint against teams like the Packers, Saints and Pats. If you choose to ignore that you can't see the forest for the trees.
As far as going WR in the first round, the highest rated WR is only #12 (where we are projected to draft). There are no sure fire super studs there.
we're just gonna have to wait and see who all enters the draft. Right now, Keenan Allen seems like an obvious pick. But names you aren't even discussing will pop up by April. This point last year, RG3 and Tannehill weren't seen as top 10 picks. Hell people weren't really talking about RG3 as a first rounder until he won the Heisman.
Mayock has got Allen @ #24
I'm of the opinion that we get some offensive line help in free agency. But, if that doesn't happen and the team lets Jake Long go you can put offensive line near the top of the needs list. I think I'd get one of the top pass rushers in round 1 since we only have Wake and then go heavy offense the rest of the way. We need to find explosive players who can make a difference. If the team goes wide receiver in the 1st, I'd be happy with Keenan Allen, Cordarelle Patterson or Justin Hunter (maybe with a slight trade down).


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Test ID: HBIM
Hepatitis B Core Antibody, IgM, Serum
Useful For Suggests clinical disorders or settings where the test may be helpful
Diagnosis of acute hepatitis B infection
Identifying acute hepatitis B virus (HBV) infection in the serologic window period when hepatitis B surface antigen and anti-hepatitis B surface are negative
Differentiation between acute and chronic/past hepatitis B infection in the presence of positive anti-hepatitis B core
Clinical Information Discusses physiology, pathophysiology, and general clinical aspects, as they relate to a laboratory test
Hepatitis B virus (HBV) is a DNA virus that is endemic throughout the world. In the initial (acute) phase of infection, anti-hepatitis B core antibodies (anti-HBc) consist almost entirely of the IgM antibody class and appear shortly after the onset of symptoms. Anti-HBc IgM antibody can be detected in serum and is usually present for up to 6 months after acute HBV infection. Anti-HBc IgM may be the only serologic marker of a recent hepatitis B infection detectable following the disappearance of hepatitis B surface antigen (HBsAg) and prior to the appearance of hepatitis B surface antibody (anti-HBs) (ie, serologic window period).
See Viral Hepatitis Serologic Profile in Special Instructions and The Laboratory Approach to the Diagnosis and Monitoring of Hepatitis B Infection in Publications.
Reference Values Describes reference intervals and additional information for interpretation of test results. May include intervals based on age and sex when appropriate. Intervals are Mayo-derived, unless otherwise designated. If an interpretive report is provided, the reference value field will state this.
See Viral Hepatitis Serologic Profiles in Special Instructions.
Interpretation Provides information to assist in interpretation of the test results
A positive result indicates recent acute hepatitis B infection.
A negative result suggests lack of recent exposure to the virus in preceding 6 months.
Cautions Discusses conditions that may cause diagnostic confusion, including improper specimen collection and handling, inappropriate test selection, and interfering substances
The predictive value of a positive anti-hepatitis B core (anti-HBc) IgM test result is low when used to test specimens from patients with low prevalence of acute hepatitis B virus infection.
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-Grossly icteric (total bilirubin level of >20 mg/dL)
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Total preparation time until ready to drink is approx 3 weeks. (worth the wait!)
Step 1: Equipment
1) Boiler/Mash Tun to hold 5 Imperial Gallons*/25 Litres. One used in picture is metal with a heating element in the bottom. I think you can buy plastic ones also. Also a large pan would work
2) Fermentor/Bucket to hold 5 Imperial Gallons/25 Litres
3) Sterilizer (eg Sodium Metabisulphite. Chlorine-based, Iodophor, San Star)
4) Water treatement, Calcium Chloride,Epson Salts, Gypsum (see step 4)
3) Stiring implement
4) Large Jug
5) Thermometer
6) Hydrometer
7) Scales to weigh out ingredients
8) Straining Bag (Mashing and Sparging bag)
9) Barrel and/or Bottles
10) Syphon tube
11) Metal bottle tops (if using bottles)
11) Gadget to get metal tops onto bottles (if using bottles)
- Note on Gallons.
1 US Gallon = 3.785 Litres
grow rye grain (or other malts grains) in a little water till roots show, grill till amber, boil, then blend, strain, liquid is malt extract.
There are two main varieties of malt extract Dry Malt Extract (DME) and Liquid Malt Extract (LME)." - HomeBrewTalk.com/wiki
Malt extract is usually bought in cans(liquid) or bags (dry), and is often hopped (contains all the hops needed for the beer), which makes this the simplest method for the beginning brewer.
HARDLY from scratch! I brew MY beer from vege scraps and home made malt extract using kitchen pots and pans. YOURs requires a Homebrew store to get the brew stuff and equipment from!
if we want to make less quantity ( assuming we keep the ingredient analogy ) does the boiling remain the same
I'm thinking that not opening the fermenter every day will help with reducing contamination - an air lock is your inexpensive friend!
I've never seen the yeast scooped out of the fermenter before, but it's not necessary - the old yeast will die and fall to the bottom of the barrel, and there may be billions of viable yeast cells still working away in the stuff you throw away. The yeast will "clean up" after itself, helping with clarity and flavor
I've been testing different methods and one that is working great is to siphon the beer and create an air pocket to expose wort to oxygen... this adds the oxygen without forming too much foam...
Splashing from your mash tun to your kettle?... debatable... I am well aware of hot side aeration and personally I don't do it, but I also know that boiling removes oxygen from the wort hence why we aerate post boil... since you already do it, try adding a hose and see if you see an improvement and report :)
As far as fining it depends on what you are trying to clear up on the beer... protein haze, polyphenol haze, etc.? Rather than just focusing on fixing haze at the end of the brewing process, look for ways to reduce haze during the brewing process... then look for finings to take care of the last little details...
Peace Jeff
I wanted to share a very useful tip with you Instructabrewers.
I heard and read about "wet milling" before, but i never thought it's so easy to do on a homebrew scale.
In the last Zymurgy issue i read about it again, just before i went to brew.
I told it to my brew-buddy and we decided to give it a try. In this article, they used a spray bottle to distribute the water evenly. Our spray bottle at the brewery has sanitizer in it, so i just sprinkled the water from a glass, while my buddy poured the malt from one bucket into another. Then we mixed it by hand and let it sit for 5 minutes, before we started to mill. We use a fixed gap JSP Maltmill.
The grist came out with more husks intact, than with dry milling. The resulting grist also has more volume.
The lautering went on wonderful, even with 70% wheat malt in the grist.
We don't normally have problems with lautering. Except with high percentage wheat grists, or pumpkin and potatoe mashes.(Zombie brewing...)
Give it a try, you will be amazed.
Cheers Thomas
Do this and I'm sure you will remove some of the yeast which result in a higher FG and lower alcohol content.
I will not be trying this again for the following reasons:
1) I don't think my previous attempts where I haven't done this have been excessively "bitter".
2) I like really strong, hoppy and bitter beer, Indian Pale Ales in particular. Get hold of some Little Creatures Pale Ale for the ultimate Hopgasm.
3) I'm not trying to make a commercial style brew. I like my beer to have it's own gamey (Belgian) character.
4) I have found that with really bitter beers a bit of lagering makes the beer more mellow. Leave it for longer.
5) Refrigeration also hides bitterness and living in Western Australia I drink cold beer anyway.
I think that this guy drinks his beer warm and weak.
In the boil phase, the addition of a very small amount of irish moss helps to coagulate haze forming proteins. It is thus important to leave behind a small bit of wort because it is full of junk (hops particles, coagulated proteins), known as the "trub".
That being said, I wouldn't use a centrifuge either. Seriously though, would it kill you to invest in a little bit of tubing to get the liquid to fill up from the bottom of the container.
a good instructable for sure.
The concern about splashing the wort only relates to while it is hot.
It is called "hot side aeration".
after the wort is cooled, using an immersion or plate chiller to chill rapidly or NoChill in a cube over night, you will need to aerate the wort to give the yeast ideal conditions.


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"I think it was important the Welsh had some representation out on that course during the week," Montgomerie told the BBC. "He will be my personal buggy driver.
"Rhys is a Ryder Cup player of the future - the very near future. He is the guy with the $1m putting stroke."
Europe did the same at Valhalla two years ago with German ace Martin Kaymer, who has since gone on to win the PGA Championship and will be a key member of Monty's team to face the USA on the first weekend in October.
Wales' leading golfer Davies had hoped to make the team after a superb start to his first full season on the Tour but he could not quite qualify.
Davies currently ranks 12
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Royal Ontario Museum Blog
Monthly Archive: December
Phil Currie, the legend, my hero, is coming to the ROM!
One of the greatest experiences of my life occurred when I was just 7 years old. My mom took me for a week-long adventure to Alberta to visit Drumheller and the Badlands.
On the Shoulders of Giants – Phil Currie at the ROM on Oct. 7th
First introduced to dinosaurs through a plastic toy in a cerealbox, renowned palaeontologist Philip J. Currie embarked on a life-long journey to study these creatures of the past.
Life in the ROM DNA Lab
By Oliver Haddrath, Ornithology Technician
DNA testing over the last 30 years has revolutionized many different fields ranging from health care to law enforcement to the study of human civilization and natural history. The ROM was quick to adopt techniques such as DNA sequencing and genetic fingerprinting as powerful tools to help study its collections.
#5Reasons for our Mediaeval Fair!
Five reasons why our Mediaeval Fair (September 29/30) is going to be awesome!
ROM Mycologists in the field
Posting by Kirstin Bourne
Mushroom season has only just started and already ROM mycologists have been out in the field conducting research and searching for new specimens to add to the museum collection. Last week I got the chance to join Jean-Marc Moncalvo, the ROM's Senior Curator of Mycology, along with Ph.D. Candidate Santiago Sanchez and Josie Carding, a summer intern in the Schad Gallery of Biodiversity for a few days of foraging and camping in Ontario's Awenda Provincial Park.
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Gem of the Month: Canadian Diamonds
Posting by Brendt Hyde, Mineralogy Technician
The discovery of diamonds in the 1990's marked a beginning for Canada's first diamond mine, the Ekati Diamond Mine, located in the Northwest Territories. It also marked the beginning of the, still relatively young, diamond mining industry in Canada.
Words in Images
By Ka Bo Tsang, Assistant Curator – Chinese Paintings & Textiles
Most people think of Chinese painting as artwork created by artists using special brushes in combination with ink and colour pigments to give shape to ideas on paper or silk through the adroit manipulation of lines, dots, and spots. While this general impression is true, there are exceptions.
Exclusive Interview with World Renowned Palaeontologist Paul Sereno
ROM: Hi Paul, we are thrilled that you are coming to speak at the ROM this Sunday and we would love it if you could answer a couple of questions in advance as we prepare for your arrival. I understand you studied art and biology at Northern Illinois University. How did you go from that to becoming one of the world's most famous palaeontologists?
Paul Sereno is coming to the ROM!
Paul Sereno, one of my FAVOURITE palaeontologists, is coming to @ROMToronto this Sunday and I could not be be MORE excited. Except for maybe those times when I was a kid…
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Probably not, but the signs are that it is getting closer.
Indiana State Police Superintendent Paul Whitesell made national news and probably surprised more than a few state legislators when he said of marijuana that if it were up to him, "I do believe I would legalize it and tax it."
State Police were quick to walk back Whitesell's statements – the superintendent, you see, was stating a "philosophical opinion," not an official one – but not before an important point had been made. "My thoughts are, toward the zenith of my career," he said, "that it's here, it's going to stay." He cited voter-passed measures in Colorado and Washington that allow adults to have small amounts of marijuana as evidence of a national shift on the issue.
The law need not follow public opinion – indeed, in most cases, it should not – but there is great risk when the law gets too far ahead of public opinion. If the vast majority of drivers routinely drive 60 miles an hour along a certain stretch of road, it would be counterproductive to set the speed limit at 30.
Prohibition should have taught us that, if nothing else. Criminalizing an activity that a majority of people enjoy and many won't give up did nothing but create a whole new thug underground of liquor-providing criminals and, ultimately, breed contempt for the law in general.
The difference is that now we're talking about people accepting something that hasn't been favored, rather than giving up something they've been used to. The question is whether some kind of tipping point has been reached that would justify a movement toward legalization. And the answer, despite Whitesell's belief in a national shift, is, "Probably not."
But there is evidence we're getting there. Voters in two states are OK with using pot for fun, and 18 states have legalized the use of "medical" marijuana. And Whitesell is but one of a growing number of politicians s and public safety officials to exhibit a relaxed attitude.
Don't expect conservative Indiana to lead the pack on this issue. The General Assembly is not likely to approve the measure to be introduced by two legislators – one Republican and one Democrat – to soften the penalties for possessions of small amounts of marijuana. Possession of even a tiny amount – less than 30 grams – is a Class A misdemeanor that can earn a one-year sentence, and that is not likely to change.
But there is a chance the proposal will get serious discussion. That alone would be something of a tipping point here.


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The Community of Disc Golfers and About All Things Disc Golf
I just started playing, played my Third game today. I just bought a set at a garage sale this past weekend,it looks like a starter set they are by Innova and I have aviar putter 150G,Shark Midrange 150G, Leopard fairway driver 144G, and a Pro Destroyer Distance 172g.
The Shark it seems like that thing just goes strait and true and the Leopard flies nice but it always seems like it wants to bank left so when I throw that one I have to aim pretty much to the right but I get the most distance with the Leopard.
The Pro destroyer,I cant throw that one worth beans! I tried throwing it many times and every once in a while I get a good throw on it,but it hardly never goes farther then my Leopard,Im sure it's me and I'll practice but I was wondering if there is a Disc that you can recommend that will get me extra distance and that is easy to throw?
Im going to Dicks tomorrow and it looks like all they sell is Innova Discs so any from that brand that will help me out?
If not any from there what disc would be good for me,I can just order online. Thanks for the help.
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Some more disc advice,I still been at it and im getting better but still not happy with the distance im getting. My best throwing disc for distance for me is the Leopard and its 144g. I recently bought a Teebird as I read its beginner user friendly and I cant throw it for crap either,its 167g.
Im throwing this teebird and it acts pretty much as that 172g Destroyer,they go about the same distance and crash hard to the left. So im trying to figure out why I can throw this leopard pretty decent and not this Teebird? The weight is 23g difference,could that be it? Or maybe the teebird is rated a speed 7 and the leopard is a 6,could it be im just not throwing hard enough to get this thing moving like it should? IM just not sure because other then the weight and the speed rating that are very similar in shape.
Although the teebird is the champion plastic,Does the different materials effect the way it flies,like say if I order another leopard but in the champion material and the same weight as my standard,will they fly the same?
theyll be pretty close. That is if the weight is the same. Leopard to Tbird is a pretty drastic beginner move. Just bump up the weight on your Leapord or find a Cheetah.
Use dx or pro d plastic. Stay away from the destroyer its way too strong for a beginner. You can use drivers but dont overkill it. Get a dx valkerie or roadrunner or a pro d avengerr ss in 160ish weights. The best thing to do is study your flight charts. Discraft and Innova being the most reputable. I prefer innova flight chart better but learn your terms. Watch youtube vids. An aviar is a great starter putter and the shark is a good midrange. Try an innova kite or a discraft stratus or meteror. Practice everyday and play with people better than you. You will get familiar with the terms and whats disc are suppose to do. when its time to upgrade you will know. The discs will tell you.
ryan heath has the best advice out of anyone his advice will help you the most bro
Higher weight discs will tend to be more overstable so that may be why it is easier for you to throw that Leopard. I wouldn't give up on the TeeBird just yet. As you get better you will be more likely to "turn a disc over" and that TeeBird will be a great disc. If you have the X-step down then you need to concentrate on pulling the disc straight through and keeping it level. If the nose gets up the disc will cut left hard. So take both of those discs with you and find someone who can watch you throw them and give you pointers. You also might want to try a Sidewinder in say a 150g. weight.
I believe the Innova Valkyrie is a great all around driver, very easy to throw and control. The destroyer your using is a bit of an advanced driver, which requires good form and "pull" to get any decent distance.
You need to understand that new discs are like new shoes, they need to be broke in before they are comfortable. The weight differance, speed, and newness, or broken in of a disc, will all certainly affect the way a disc will fly for you. The different plastics will also affedt how a disc flies, however understand that all discs are made seperately, so the same plastic, weight, and design may fly a little different from each other.
I've always told newbies to get a Buzz or Roc and a speed 9 or 10 driver that is under-stable. When they start to flip it naturally,they know they are doing something correct.
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Hey guys, i am looking for a stick welder to purchase some time in the near future.
One of you recommenced the Hobart Stickmate AC/DC and the Maxstar 150 S, i am looking for more options.
I am just getting into stick welding i'll only be doing this as a hobby.
What i look for:
Around $600
easy to maintain
115V would be better
something thats user friendly
and can weld 1/4" mild steel
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Go ahead and turn loose of that green and get the best. I have a Miller 600 which is very expensive but worth it. I got a little brake on mine in 1989 for $2500.00. I don't know what they sell for now. But if you want just a buzz box then a Hobart or if Miller makes one it would be good. Gil
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I think you are really limiting your options with 115v, unless you go with the Maxstar. Even with the Max, you are still only getting 100 amps. Now, with the right prep you can still weld 1/4". Personally, I would go with a good old 230v AC/DC buzzbox, which you can find for under your price limit (which will do single pass 1/4" DC and 1/2" AC welds at max amperage). Hobart/Miller and Lincoln offer competively priced products, and I have had good success with a Lincoln 225/125 AC/DC unit.
I was in the same boat as you a few months ago, and I lucked into my Lincoln stick welder. I picked it up new in the box for under $300, and couldn't be happier with it. Once you go with 230v units, you won't look back! The question is, do you have reliable access to 230v?
Thanks for the reply guys.
Well, i am going to use this welder in my home's garage, so no, i don't have a 230W connection.
What's the model of the Lincon that your using?
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To be honest, I'm not sure if the major names are offering a 115v stick welders (with the exception of the Maxstar, and even with it you get the highest performance with 230v). I couldn't find one on Miller, Hobart, or Lincoln's websites, but I do know they are offered. In fact, Century may offer one, and I am pretty sure Harbor Freight carries some variation of a 115v stick unit(but I really cannot comment on the quality). If you have a panel box in your garaage, you can always add a dedicated 220/230v plug near the box. That's exactly what I had to do, and only required a short length of appropriate cable, 50amp female plug, and 50amp breaker.
Thanks Jason, i might just go with the one that you have.
As far as the 230v connection, i have to look into the price of that, i think the breaker is in my basement tho, and the garage is not attached to the house as it was my dad's machine shop.
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Even if the garage isn't attached to the house, it should have power coming to it in one form or another. If it does have power, then it should have a panel box (all though I have seen some without). Its very possible the garage is wired off the panel box in the basement, but let's hope not. Tapping into the panel is relatively straightforward, but should not be taken lightly.
Now, if there isn't a panel box, you will need to use some type of extension cord to get 230v. Depending on how far the garage is from the house, this might present a problem. The farther you are, the heavier gauge wire you will need and it can get expensive! I made a cord out of 6w3, and I think its now going for $2 per foot (if not more). Hopefully you have a panel box in the garage you can tap into, which will make the entire project a lot simpler. Check your garage and see if you might have a panel box.
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YO YO YO PUNKNEWS!!!!!!!I'll tell ya, what a year it has been. Profession-wise, I'm pretty proud of myself. I was able to stop over 50 foreclosures and bring the respective loans current. Even more so, my firm took action against several banks for doing some pretty nasty things to some very nice people and got some really good results for some people that really deserved it. Punk rock wise, I was a little slower on the uptake. Still, I did manage to have an in-depth talk with Boots Riley about his album, hang out with THE Lemmy Kilmister, see Yellowman just completely destroy the house, witness crust punk legends Antisect suddenly appear out of nowhere, talk to Pete the Roadie about 30 years of lifting amps and even have what might be called a touching moment with the horrid, unfeeling, interstellar butcherers known as GWAR.
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"Betty Francis" - January Jones' portrayal of the 'perfect' 60s wife and young mother has garnered the attention of critics and viewers alike and earned her two Golden Globe® nominations and an Emmy® nomination for Best Performance by an Actress in a Television Series – Drama. She also joined with the entire cast in winning two Screen Actors Guild® Awards for Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Drama Series and four Emmy® Awards for Outstanding Drama Series.
Jones has an extensive film career in addition to her work on "Mad Men" and will soon star in Sweetwater opposite Ed Harris. She was most recently featured in Seeking Justice with Nicolas Cage and Guy Pearce, directed by Roger Donaldson, and as Emma Frost in the latest installment of the X-Men series, X-Men: First Class. She also appeared alongside Liam Neeson and Diane Kruger in Unknown, directed by Jaume Collet-Serra and opposite Philip Seymour Hoffman and Kenneth Branagh in The Boat That Rocked, written and directed by Richard Curtis. Jones first came to critics' attention for her performance in the film The Three Burials of Melquiades Estrada for actor/director Tommy Lee Jones, which debuted at the Cannes Film Festival and also starred in the critically-acclaimed festival hit Swedish Auto and in the McG-directed, We Are Marshall opposite Matthew Fox and Matthew McConaughey.
Additional film credits include roles in American Wedding; Anger Management alongside Adam Sandler and Jack Nicholson; Love Actually with Colin Firth and Keira Knightley; Bandits with Billy Bob Thornton, Bruce Willis and Cate Blanchett for director/producer Barry Levinson; and Full Frontal directed by Steven Soderbergh.
A native of Sioux Falls, SD, Jones currently resides in Los Angeles.
"Megan Draper" - Well known in her native Canada for roles in the miniseries Random Passage and Napoléon, Jessica Paré made her Hollywood debut in Wicker Park a remake of the French film, L'Appartement in which she starred opposite Josh Hartnett, Rose Byrne and Diane Kruger.
Most recently, Paré wrapped production on the Irish romantic comedy Standby in which she stars opposite Brian Gleeson. In 2000, Paré was handpicked by director Denys Arcand to star as the lead in his film, Stardom. Additional film credits include roles in several independent features including Lost and Delirious opposite Piper Perabo and Mischa Barton and in the films Lives of the Saints, Bollywood/Hollywood, The Trotsky and SUCK. On television, Paré previously starred in Jack & Bobby alongside John Slattery and Logan Lerman. Born in Montreal, Quebec, Paré currently resides in Los Angeles.
Caryn James, a film and culture critic, is writer and owner of the "James on screenS" film and television blog for Indiewire and a contributor to The New York Times Book Review and other publications. Previously, she was film critic, chief television critic and critic at large for The New York Times. She is the author of the novels What Caroline Knew and Glorie.
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Chris Cole explains the inspiration and tech features of the new Cole Lite 3 in this new video.
Consisting solely of tricks never been done before, Chris Cole's latest video project is a part like no other before it. Check it out.
In collaboration with the Oceanside, CA based artist Mouse, known for his custom griptape art, DC has created a shoe that is as colorful as it is comfortable.
You can tell by the permanent smile on his face that Mikey Taylor's love for skateboarding runs deep. DC is proud to present his latest video offering for the Mikey Taylor 2.
DC introduces Mikey Taylor's new shoe with this rad commercial.
The rise and fall of infamous pro skateboarder Lennie Kirk has become the stuff of legend in the skate community and for the first time ever his story is being revealed through the lens of photographer Dennis McGrath in a limited collaboration with DC.
The Canary Islands off the coast of Africa were a unique travel choice for SOTY 2014 Wes Kremer. This absolutely ripping edit shows these guys had non-stop fun the whole time. Also featuring Torey Pudwill, Marius Syvanen, Madars Apse, T-Funk, Tyler Surrey, and many more.
After winning SOTY, Wes could pick wherever in the world he wanted to go and whoever he wanted to join him. This video is gonna be a total blast. Premieres here this Friday.
He had some footage here and there but this part really let the world know how incredible Wes' skating is. He has a one-of-a-kind loose and fast style and this edit has gotten only better since DC released it in 2010.
DC decided to surprise Josh with an appreciation night commemorating the release of his tenth shoe "The Wolf."
DC is proud to introduce the N2 by Nyjah with some rad footage.
DC just dropped the video for their latest model the Trase, featuring Cyril Jackson and Charles Deschamps. Check it out.
DC Shoes welcomes Tristan Funkhouser and Bobby de Keyzer to the global team with this video, DEFUNKT.
The DC team made a trip to Europe this summer, hitting the rich skate landscapes of Portugal and France. Watch the video edit here.
T-Funk sets it off, Evan Smith brings it home, but the ripping in between ain't nothing to sleep on.
Sit back and enjoy the technical wizardry and massive pop in this video part introducing his signature shoe from DC.
DC proudly introduces the Matt Miller signature shoe with this clip of a gnarly nollie 50-50.
Carlos Iqui hits the streets of SF in this clip for the new collab between DC and FTC. Watch the clip here.
Simply amazing. Kick back and enjoy this behind-the-scenes journey, featuring slams, outtakes, and never before seen footy. Wes is best.
DC proudly unveils the Nyjah Vulc. Watch the clip here.
David Broach sent some pics from the party celebrating 20 years of DC in photographs. Check them out here.
Chris Cole breaks down his shoes from Fallen to DC. Watch the video here.
Here's the commercial for Chris Cole's new signature shoe from DC, the Cole Lite 2.
DC leaves it's mark on another part of the world in this Asia tour edit featuring Nyjah, Cole, Matt Miller, Kremer, Cyril Jackson, Mike Mo, and others.
DC's most iconic skate shoe has returned. Check out the video here.
There's only one way to say it. This is 5 minutes of some of the gnarliest skateboarding in history. Fasten your seatbelts...
After being officially welcomed to the DC pro team, Felipe Gustavo tops things off with this edit from the DC Embassy.
This is gonna be heavy...
DC's newest team rider keeps the heat coming with this edit from the DC Embassy.
DC welcomes Cyril Jackson to the team and introduces the DC x Baker Council S shoe. Watch the video here.
Nyjah Huston breaks down the tech features in his first DC signature shoe.
Skateboarding has gone mental. Remember when tricks like this were just a dream?
Davis Torgerson returns to his hometown of Minneapolis, Minnesota for Familia skateshop's 8th annual Day Of Familia and the release of the DC x Familia Tonik S shoe.
Davis Torgerson spent a few days in The DC Embassy and came back with this sick edit.
Clive Dixon and Clint Walker introduce Anthony Van Engelen's part in "The DC Video" from '03.
Chris Cole is now on DC shoes and apparel.
Coming off the release of his new pro model shoe, Wes Kremer keeps the hype rolling with this edit from the DC Embassy.
Go enter to win a new pair of the Wes Kremer Pro shoe, a Sk8mafia deck, and the official Yes On Wes campaign kit at DC's Facebook page.
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Chris Cole, Nyjah Huston, Mikey Taylor, Wes Kremer, and the DC team take over New Zealand and Australia in this 2013 NZ/AU tour video.
The Evan Smith Experience continues with this special colorway of the Council S shoe.
The Evan Smith Experience offers not just the skating, but the sights and sounds of DC and Element's newest pro Evan Smith. Enjoy.
Check out this teaser and stay tuned for the full Evan Smith Experience on 3/21/13.
With a customized design that focuses on fit, protection, board feel, durability, and ventilation, Mike Mo breaks down how his new DC signature shoe was designed from the inside out.
Check out the commercial for Mike Mo's shoe release, and find out how the shoe was designed from the inside out.
Check out this clip of Tom Penny ripping the DC Embassy.
DC Spain welcomes Manolo Robles to their team with this clip.
In this exclusive Waiting For Lightning bonus cut, DC's Rob Dyrdek describes the significance of being on the same team as Danny Way.
In this Waiting For Lightning bonus cut, DC's Ken Block remembers the first time he saw Danny Way on a skateboard.
Colin McKay breaks down the DC Super Ramp and the impact it had on skateboarding in this exclusive bonus cut from Waiting For Lightning.
As DC's Rediscover campaign comes to a close, check out the culmination of this year's past videos.
DC has a quick recap video from the 16th Annual Johnny Romano skate jam that raised over 85k for the Make-A-Wish foundation.
Here's DC's edit from their EU travels featuring Chris Cole, Nyjah Huston, Mikey Taylor, Wes Kremer, Matt Miller, Evan Smith, and more.
The DC team rediscovers their youth, introducing Jett and Jagger Eaton, Tom Schaar, and the DC Youth Division.
Felipe Gustavo talks about getting to Tampa and shows off his trophies in this clip from DC.
Felipe shows off some more of his childhood spots in this clip from DC.
DC and Southshore announce the 16th annual Johnny Romano skate jam.
DC recently travelled with Felipe Gustavo down to his hometown of Brasilia, Brazil to film. Check out what they got here.
Got a mean front feeble? Go out and film your best, for a chance to win a pair of Mikey Taylor's new shoes from DC.
Along with some ripping footage, Mikey Taylor talks about what it means to him to have a shoe on DC.
Check out DC's latest Rediscover video featuring Josh Kalis and his new signature shoe, the Centric S Kalis.
Danny Way's 10-year-old dream of building his very own Mega-Ramp in his Kauai backyard has finally become a reality.
The DC team rolled away from three amazing demos down under in Austrailia with one Ozsome edit.
Check out Enjoi international ripper, Barney Page, at the DC Embassy.
DC has an edit from Mike Mo's first trip with the team in Oz.
Check out the five best entries we got for the Chris Cole tech contest.
We got together with DC to throw a tech contest for some Chris Cole shoes. Send in a video of the most tech trick you can do on a board. The top 5 people will win a pair of Chris Cole shoes from DC.
Check out the technology behind Chris Cole's new shoe in this clip from DC.
DC welcomes Nyjah Huston and Mike Mo Capaldi: gnarliness and consistency in equal doses!
DC has some big news coming January 2012...
Roberto Aleman rips the DC Embassy park in Spain. Watch the clip here.
DC has a new clip of Mikey Taylor answering your questions from their Facebook page.
10 lucky winners will get a pair of DC Tonik Mid S x Johnny Romano shoes, and a Johnny Romano Real deck. Enter here.
Check out what Wes had to say about injuries, why he loves Finland, and more in this clip from DC.
DC has a 20 minute edit from their European tour. Watch it here.
DC proudly announces Wes Kremer's pro status with this sick commercial.
Check out this new collaboration between DC Shoes and Skullcandy.
Check out this sick clip from DC's European tour featuring Cole, Taylor, Dompierre, Miller, Smith, Kremer, and more.
Here's a look at the new DC At Work Denim commercial, featuring the entire DC Apparel team with their newest member, Wes Kremer.
Check out this clip from the DC demos at United Board Shop and Bill's Wheels.
Check out this new DC commercial featuring Danny Way. "Never quit."
DC just released this commercial introducing Chris Cole's new shoe.
Phelper and Danny Way keep it real, talking injuries, the Great Wall, DC Shoes, Sheckler, and more.
Mike Blabac hooked us up with five sequences of DC riders, Chris Cole, Josh Kalis, Wes Kremer, Nick Dompierre, and Colin McKay.
We always show the impact, but this one includes some after-the-splat footage of an Emergency Room visit.
DC posted a bunch of rad photos from their session in Double Rock.
DC rolled through Double Rock with a SOTY named Cole, a legend named Kalis, and young bucks Matt Miller, Evan Smith, and Taylor McClung.
Some great downtown lighting and a smooth sidewalk are all Evan needs for this solid line.
DC is proud to welcome Davis Torgerson to its am skate team.
DC unveiled their new logo, and put out a commercial to support it featuring their team.
DC proudly welcomes Mikey Taylor to their team.
DC just released the second shoe of their "Common Bond" series that's dedicated to Bondo. Check out this video of their team talking about the shoe.
DC has a behind-the-scenes clip from the filming of their "Initial" commercials.
DC continues developing with this new commercial featuring Evan Smith.
Check out Matt Miller's Defying Conventions commercial from DC.
DC is proud to welcome, two-time SOTY, Chris Cole to their team.
Danny Way and Colin McKay talk about the newest addition to DC that will be announced tomorrow.
If the kind words in this clip from Phelps and others haven't given you enough info to connect the dots by now, then you're just not paying attention.
Josh Kalis and Matt Miller talk about a new addition to DC that'll be announced in a few days.
Rob Dyrdek talks about a new addition to DC that will be announced January 14th.
Nick Dompierre disturbs the calm with a big nollie backside heel to introduce his new shoe.
DC put a clip together from last weekend's Make a Wish event featuring Josh Kalis, Demarquis McDaniels, and Evan Smith.
DC put out a collab shoe with Grind for Life to help support their foundation. Check out this video and show your support.
DC launched their new ad campaign with this Josh Kalis commercial and a new shoe.
The DC guys are on tour right now. They stopped by the new Bethlehem Skate Plaza for the grand opening then headed over to New York for a quick session.
Colin McKay invited Jet and Jagger Eaton to skate the new DC ramp. These kids are only 11 and 9 years old.
DC is offering up their Am video, Skateboarding Is Forever, as a complete download from their newly re-designed website.
Lindsey Robertson returns to his hometown of Jacksonville, FL, to show you where he grew up skating in DC 7zine's newest feature.
Evan Smith's part from DC's Skateboarding Is Forever video is now live. Check it out.
DC's 7zine just added a new Blabac gallery titled "Panoramania" which features his favorite panoramic shots.
Taylor McClung of Huntington Beach, CA. He rides for United boardshop, gets boards through Kalis from Workshop, and is on the DC flow program.
The DC am squad went down to shoot with Joe Hammeke and hooked up some footage.
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