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Step from central Lisbon's most prestigious avenue into Hotel Sofitel Lisbon Liberdade, a 5-star luxury Lisbon hotel which celebrates the French art de recevoir.
Immersed in the culturally rich heart of the Portuguese capital, this luxury Lisbon hotel also celebrates the country's history through stylish décor.Red and gold accents contrast with marble sculptures, dark wood and shades of brown, recalling the African and Eastern discoveries of Renaissance-era Portugal.
Just off the lobby, the restaurant AdLib is no less striking: a sophisticated atmosphere is apparent in Medici-styled vases and contemporary furnishings, and in the care taken to blend traditional Portuguese dishes with contemporary French perspectives.
Step out from this central Lisbon hotel to the Avenida da Liberdade, lined with boutiques and cafés, and bustling with international travelers and residents alike.Sip an afternoon bica (espresso) or chilled glass of Madeira in the cozy lounge bar and hear stories of the world.
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En español | With all the advertisements you see on television for performance enhancing drugs for erectile dysfunction (ED,) you'd think every male on the planet had trouble rising to the occasion. Not so. Here's everything you need to know about this and other performance issues men encounter as they get older.
1. ED is common, but not inevitable. Erectile Dysfunction is "the inability to achieve or maintain an erection sufficient for satisfactory sexual performance," according to the American Urological Association. Huh? If you're not sure what that means, that's because it's pretty vague. Simply put, ED means that a man who's sober (no alcohol or other erection-impairing drugs) cannot raise an erection during sex of any kind.
Just how common is it? Landmark studies by University of Chicago researchers found that one third of men aged 50 to 64 suffer from ED. That figure jumps to approximately 44 percent for the 65 to 85 age group. So while ED is quite common in older men, more than half never develop it.
2. Some changes, however, are inevitable. Starting around age 50 (for some men, earlier), erections change — in some gradually, in others more quickly. Men lose the ability to raise erections solely from sexual fantasies. Direct fondling is necessary to raise them. When erections appear, they rise more slowly and are not as firm as they were when you first fumbled with condoms. And minor distractions, such as an ambulance siren, may cause wilting. These changes alarm many men, who jump to the conclusion that they must have ED. But if you can still raise an erection during masturbation, you don't. You have erection dissatisfaction.
Post-50 erection changes are normal and inevitable. But some lifestyle factors can postpone or even temporarily reverse them: falling madly in love, getting in shape and making love earlier in the day when you have more energy.
Unfortunately, other factors exacerbate erection dissatisfaction: anxiety, alcohol, many other drugs, relationship problems and making love when fatigued, i.e., late at night after a long day and a big dinner with wine.
Anxiety is particularly pernicious. It triggers the fight-or-flight reflex that sends blood away from the central body, including the penis, and out to the limbs for self-defense or escape. Less blood in the central body means less blood available for erection. Erection dissatisfaction is upsetting, but try to accept it. It's normal. If you become anxious, erections become less likely.
Good ways to minimize anxiety: a hot shower before sex and during lovemaking, deep meditative breathing, a slow pace and lots of sensual touch all over.


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You're in for a day packed with incredible flavors. Join us at participating Sur La Table stores for free cooking demonstrations by award-winning celebrity chefs and esteemed local chefs, attend book signings and more. Wrap up your day in a hands-on cooking class to prepare dishes from Best of the Best, the James Beard Foundation's cookbook filled with recipes from their renowned chefs.
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Demos: Kitchen space is limited for chef demos. Admittance for all daytime demos will be by reservation only. Each reservation is limited to a maximum of 4 persons. Please RSVP in order to guarantee your space. Indicate the city, number of guests, and time of the cooking demonstration you wish to attend. Guests with reservations will be able to wait in a line one hour before each demo to be admitted into the demos. On the day of the event, additional space may be available on a first come first serve basis. A stand by line will be available for this purpose. Each demo will be an hour.
Book Signings: Book Signings will follow each demo. Only books purchased at Sur La Table will be available to be signed. A separate line for guests only interested in the book signings will be available 30 minutes before the demo start time.
Barbara Lynch
Menton, Boston
10:30 Am
One of the country's leading chefs and restaurateurs, Barbara Lynch, founder and CEO of Barbara Lynch Gruppo, oversees eight celebrated culinary concepts in Boston: No.9 Park, B&G Oysters, The Butcher Shop, Stir, Drink, Sportello, 9 at Home and Menton, Boston's only Relais & Chateaux property, as well as the Barbara Lynch Foundation.
Anne Quatrano
Bacchanalia, Atlanta
1:00 pm
A New England girl with a Southern spirit, she's one of the chefs behind six of Atlanta's top restaurants.
Sherry Yard
Helms Bakery, Los Angeles
10:30 Am
From Singapore to Santa Monica, Sherry Yard has embraced a range of culinary responsibilities throughout her career. She got her start at the Rainbow Room, followed by stints at Montrachet and Tribeca Grill. She then headed west to join Wolfgang Puck as executive pastry chef at Spago. She'll soon revive the iconic Helms Bakery, an LA institution.
Chris Bianco
Pizzeria Bianco, Phoenix
1:00 pm
A master of artisanal pizza, Chris is a major force behind the new generation of independent pizzerias.
Patrick O'Connell
The Inn at Little Washington, Washington, VA
10:30 Am
A self-taught pioneer, Patrick O'Connell is known for refined, regional cuisine made in the Virginia countryside using locally produced ingredients. Long before the farm-to-table movement had a name, he began cultivating relationships with his neighboring producers. His restaurant, The Inn at Little Washington, has garnered numerous awards over the years.
Marc Murphy
Benchmarc Restaurants, NYC
10:30 Am
A globetrotting diplomat's son, Marc Murphy cultivated his love of the world's cuisines at a young age. With over 20 years in the business, he's worked in some of the world's most esteemed kitchens, including Le Cirque and Alain Ducasses' Louis XV. Today, he's chef and owner of Benchmarc Restaurants (Landmarc and Ditch Plains) in New York City.
AarÓn SÁnchez
Paloma, Stamford, CT
Johnny SÁnchez, Baltimore, MD
10:30 Am
A leading modern Latin chef, Aarón Sánchez is the chef/owner of Mestizo in Leawood, Kansas, and the recently opened Paloma in Stamford, CT and Johnny Sánchez with friend and colleague Chef John Besh in Baltimore. A co-star of Food Network's Chopped, he stars in FOX Life's hit series, 3 Minutos Con Aarón and the travel-food series, Motochefs.
April Bloomfield
The Spotted Pig, NYC
10:30 Am
A native of Birmingham, England, April Bloomfield has honed her craft on both sides of the pond, including Kensington Place in the UK, Chez Panisse in Berkeley, CA, and The River Café in New York City. In 2004, April and restaurateur Ken Friedman opened NYC's first gastropub, The Spotted Pig, which earned one Michelin star for six consecutive years.
Grant Achatz
Alinea, Chicago
10:30 Am
Internationally lauded, Grant Achatz began working in his parents' restaurant as soon as he could walk. Known for innovative, emotional and modernist cuisine, he's been named one of Time Magazine's 100 Most Influential People in the World. Chef Achatz is chef and co-owner of NEXT, the Aviary and Michelin-three-starred Alinea, all in Chicago.
Cathy & Tony Mantuano
Spiaggia, Chicago
1:00 pm
Meet the award-winning wine expert/chef team behind Michelin-starred Spiaggia and two cookbooks.
Charles Phan
The Slanted Door, San Francisco
Born in Da Lat, Vietnam, Charles Phan immigrated to San Francisco in 1977. While his career veered first into architecture and then into software, a deep love of food and cooking for his family were never far away. When his plans for a small crêperie fell through, Chef Phan and his family opened The Slanted Door to phenomenal success.
Ludo Lefebvre
Trois Mec, Los Angeles
10:30 Am
One of LA's most influential chefs, Ludo Lefebvre is chef/owner of the wildly popular Trois Mec. Prior to that, he made a name for himself as executive chef at L'Orangerie and Bastide—two of the city's most acclaimed restaurants—where he quickly established a reputation for combining Old World simplicity and New World imagination.
Jamie Bissonnette
Coppa, Boston
1:00 pm
A champion of nose-to-tail cuisine, he's known for his charcuterie and dedication to sustainable purveyors.
Paul Qui
qui, Austin
10:30 Am
Born in Manila and classically trained in French and Japanese cuisine, Paul Qui takes a modernist approach toward food, one in which there are no boundaries. Chef/proprietor at qui restaurant and East Side King, a group of food trailers and restaurants, in Austin, Texas, Paul is also the winner of season nine of Bravo's Top Chef.
Hiro Sone &
Lissa Doumani
1:00 pm
Meet the chef/restaurateur duo behind Napa's Michelin-starred Terra plus San Francisco's Ame and newly opened Urchin Bistrot.
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Hall & Oates hit the road
Arenas and music venues around the country will be partying along with a popular rock duo this summer.
Celebrating the 40th anniversary of their very first album, recent Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductees Daryl Hall and John Oates are in the midst of a very busy few months. Back on February 18th, they appeared on "The Howard Stern Show" for an interview and acoustic performance. The next day, they did a plugged-in performance and interview on ABC's "The View."
Later that night, the duo landed on the big screen for a special one-night concert event dubbed "Daryl Hall & John Oates, Recorded Live from DUBLIN," which was shot at their first-ever Irish concert last July.
Recorded before a sellout crowd at Dublin's historic Olympia Theater, the concert was presented in more than 300 select movie theatres around the country. It included over 90 minutes of songs, along with special interviews and backstage footage.
Finally, on Sunday, February 22, Hall & Oates traveled to the nation's capitol to perform for President Barack Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama as they welcomed the National Governors Association to the White House for the 2015 Governors Ball.
Now, Hall & Oates are heading out on tour beginning March 29th with a date at Hampton Beach Casino Ballroom. They'll play select dates across the country through early summer, with dates in Washington D.C., Ohio, Pennsylvania and Michigan. They also have a date booked July 24th at the Grand Theater at Foxwoods Resort Casino in Mashantucket, Connecticut.
Hall & Oates get call to the Hall
It's been more than four decades since Daryl Hall and John Oates released their first album. If you're doing the math, that's 40 years. In other words, it was past time they were recognized for their long-standing musical accomplishments. That recognition finally came with their well-deserved induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
Alongside Nirvana, The E Street Band, Peter Gabriel, Linda Ronstadt, Cat Stevens and KISS, Hall & Oates received the aforementioned honor on April 10, 2014. The ceremony -- which featured an impressive list of guests, including Bruce Springsteen, Chris Martin, Carrie Underwood, Bonnie Raitt, and many more – will be broadcast on May 31 on HBO.
Though both Hall & Oates were happy for the honor, they told various media outlets "it wasn't like we were losing sleep over it [having not been previously inducted]." They believe their catalog of work more than speaks for itself, and both men are also busy promoting their separate solo work, which includes Oates' latest album "Good Road to Follow." The project features a collaboration with Vince Gill, Ryan Tedder of One Republic, Bekka Bramlett, Hot Chelle Rae and others.
Hall & Oates are currently out on tour across the U.S. until June 22. The pop-rock duo will then play a handful of dates in the UK and Ireland in July, starting at Nottingham's Royal Concert Hall. They will perform at seven venues in total, including a date at London's Eventim Apollo. The tour will wrap at Birmingham's Symphony Hall on Tuesday, July 22.
Decades didn't dampen demand for this duo (Updated March 13, 2013)
For decades, Daryl Hall and John Oates have carried the flag as the number one selling duo in music history. How they achieved that feat, recognized by the R.I.A.A., was no small task. These guys have been plugging away in the music industry for years, with a fan base that extends beyond people snatching up their records and digitally downloading their music. It extends to a new generation of artists who see Hall & Oates as the standard-bearers for the sound forever known as "rock and soul."
It takes a special artist to achieve their greatest fame in the 1970's, and some 30 years later still be recording, touring and coloring outside the lines of distinct styles and genres. That drive and ambition has allowed them to achieve milestones like 2003's induction into the Songwriters Hall of Fame, or being named Billboard Magazine's most successful duo of the rock era. And at a time when reputation is everything, gaining credibility among today's most popular artists has opened the door to a whole new legion of Hall & Oates fans.
What have Hall & Oates done lately to run with such mainstream recognition? They've rounded the bases in today's pop culture circuit, beginning with Oates' performance at the 2008 World Series. A few months later, "The Daily Show" with Jon Stewart came calling. And on March 24, 2009, they performed together on ABC's juggernaut "Dancing with the Stars."
On October 13, 2009, a 4-CD Hall & Oates box set was released, titled "Do What You Want, Be What You Are." Two weeks later, the duo helped close down the Wachovia Spectrum in Philadelphia, and in the spring of 2010 they embarked on a U.S. tour and appeared on FOX's "American Idol" season finale. Finally, they hit the NBC reality singing competition "The Voice," performing on that show on May 8, 2012.
Hall & Oates have a number of tour dates booked together in 2013, as well as individual performances. Be sure to get your tickets to see this famed duo now!
About Hall & Oates
The rock band Hall and Oates rose to fame with their hit single "Sara Smile" and is an inductee into the Songwriters Hall of Fame. The band has belted hit songs like "Rich Girl," "Kiss on My List,""_Private Eyes," "Maneater," "I Can't Go For That (No Can Do)" and "Out of Touch." Comprised of Daryl Hall and John Oates the band has a certified gold and platinum album like Change of Season to their name, and Hall and Oates are a hot commodity.
Chromeo to Set Out on 'Frequent Flyer' Tour
Feeling funky? Electro-funk duo Chromeo have been busy in recent months, discussing a partnership with Mallard Air (seriously) and supporting their newest LP, White Women. Now, they're combining both ideas and setting out on the Frequent Flyer Tour, piggybacking on previously announced summer dates. Their tour kicks off on July 26 at the Capitol Hill…Read more
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if an animal or plant reproduces, or reproduces itself, it produces young plants or animals:
The turtles return to the coast to reproduce.
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to make a photograph or printed copy of something:
Klimt's artwork is reproduced in this exquisite book.
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to make something happen in the same way as it happened before [= repeat; ↪ copy]:
British scientists have so far been unable to reproduce these results.
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With a good set of speakers, you can reproduce the orchestra's sound in your own home.
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News about Polymers, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
Bayer to List Polymer Business Covestro in 4th Quarter I.P.O.
The German drug giant had announced plans last year to spin off the polymer business into a publicly listed entity.
September 5, 2015, Saturday
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The materials, called thermosets, are unusually strong and light, exhibit "self-healing" properties and can be easily reformed to make products recyclable.
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Jean-Claude Mas, the founder of a French company that used substandard silicone in thousands of breast implants, was released on bail on Friday.
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The government said there was still not enough evidence to recommend routine removal, but allowed free replacement for some women who received the implants under the National Health Service.
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Don't Throw Away That Food: Strategies for Record-Setting Waste Reduction
Each year, Americans across the country are making difficult choices. Seniors are forced to choose between buying food or buying medicine; parents are forced to go hungry so their children don't, and working families are forced to choose between paying their utilities or putting food on the table. According to the U.S. Department of Agriculture, around 14 percent of American households do not get enough food to live active, healthy lifestyles. What makes this sad fact even harder to digest is this- a significant portion of the food tossed into our nations' landfills is wholesome, edible food. By redirecting that unspoiled food from the landfill to our neighbors in need, an organization can support its local community; reduce its environmental impact, and save money.
What Kind of Food Can Be Donated?
Non-perishable and unspoiled perishable food can be donated to local food banks, soup kitchens, pantries, and shelters. Typical food bank donors include large manufacturers, supermarket chains, wholesalers, farmers, food brokers, and organized community food drives. Perishable and prepared foods are typically collected from restaurants, caterers, corporate dining rooms, hotels, and other food establishments for prompt distribution to hungry people in their communities. Donated food includes leftovers from events and surplus food inventory. Check with your local food bank or food rescue operation (soup kitchen, shelter, etc.) to find out what items they will accept. Your local food bank will often pick up the donations free of charge, reducing warehouse storage and disposal costs.
Information on food safety can also be found on Food Donation Connection's website.
Where Can I Donate Food?
Food pantries, food banks, and food rescue programs are available across the country to collect food and redistribute it to those in need. Local and national programs frequently offer free pick-up and/or reusable containers to donors
Food banks are community-based, professional organizations that collect food from a variety of sources and save the food in warehouses. The food bank then distributes the food to hungry families and individuals through a variety of emergency food assistance agencies, such as soup kitchens, youth or senior centers, shelters and pantries. Most food banks tend to collect less perishable foods such as canned goods because they can be stored for a longer time.
Food rescue programs take excess perishable and prepared food and distribute it to agencies and charities that serve hungry people such as soup kitchens, youth or senior centers, shelters and pantries. Many of these agencies visit the food bank each week to select fresh produce and packaged products for their meal programs or food pantries. Many also take direct donations from stores, restaurants, cafeterias, and individuals with surplus food to share.
Many resources exist to help you find a local food bank or food rescue program in your area.
- Feeding America is a national network of food banks that is the largest charitable hunger relief organization in America. It oversees the distribution of surplus food and grocery products through nearly 200 network affiliate food banks and nearly 50,000 charitable agencies. Locate a food bank near you.
- Food Pantries allows you to search for food banks by state or by zip code.
- AmpleHarvest.org - This nationwide effort aims to educate, encourage and enable gardeners with extra produce to easily donate to a local food pantry.
- Rock and Wrap It Up! is an independent anti-poverty organization devoted to developing innovative greening solutions to the pressing issues of hunger and poverty in America. They cover over 500 cities and work with a national database of over 43,000 shelters and places of need.
- Society of St. Andrew - For over 30 years, Society of St. Andrew has worked with donors, volunteers, and farmers to glean nutritious excess produce from fields and orchards after harvest and deliver it to people in need across the United States.
Am I Liable For Food That I Donate?
The Good Samaritan Act was created to prevent to prevent good food from going to waste and to protect companies from liability surrounding their donations.
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- Encourages the donation of food and grocery products to 501(c)3 non-profit organizations for distribution to needy individuals;
- Protects all food and grocery donors who donate apparently wholesome food in good-faith from civil and criminal liability;
- Exceptions are noted for gross negligence, the law states that these groups will not be subject to civil or criminal liability arising from the nature, age, packaging or condition of apparently wholesome food or an apparently fit grocery product; and
- Provides protection for food and grocery products that meet all quality labeling standards imposed by federal, state and local laws and regulations. This includes products that may not be readily marketable due to age, appearance, freshness, grade, size, surplus or other conditions. Grocery products can include nonfood products, such as disposable paper or plastic products, household cleaning products, laundry detergent, personal care items, or miscellaneous household items.
Food banks also protect their donors by offering a variety of liability protections, including strict standards of warehouse operation, proper storage and handling procedures, complete product tracking and recall capabilities, and accurate and timely receipting.
Information on food safety can also be found on Food Donation Connection's website.
What Tax Benefits Do I Get From Donating Food?
Food donations can add up to big savings for the donors. Not only will you reduce your waste disposal costs, but donations can also generate significant tax benefits for businesses. Some organizations help you track how much food you are donating so you can more easily claim tax benefits.
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Food Donation Success Stories
- Rock and Wrap It Up! (RWU) program is a national anti-poverty program that arranges the collection and local donation of leftover food and other basic necessities from rock concerts, sporting events, hotels, corporate meetings, political rallies, and school cafeterias. Among those organizations that have worked with RWU are the New York Giants, the Las Vegas Motor Speedway and the Hyatt Grand Hotel in New York City. All 30 NHL teams partner with RWU and several venues that are home to NHL teams are now a part of the Food Recovery Challenge. Last year, the NHL, in conjunction with Rock and Wrap it Up!, diverted over 100 tons of food from landfills to the needy, resulting in 160,000 meals serviced and reducing the equivalent of 79 metric tons of carbon dioxide from the environment. View fact sheet (PDF) (2 pp, 514K)
- SUPERVALU, Inc., operates several retail banners across the United States including Albertsons and Shop 'n Save. In 2010, they donated over 61 million pounds of wholesome, edible food to those in need, which is the equivalent to around 48 million meals. In addition to being a great moral booster for store employees, it also saved them $2.6 million. Learn more (PDF) (12 pp, 307K)


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A new plan has been proposed for student pickups at the Kane Elementary School at afternoon dismissal.
Under the plan suggested by School Principal Linda Lorenzo, names of students who are regularly picked up after school will be printed on cardboard placards. Parents will be asked to display the placards inside their vehicle windshields when they arrive at the east parking lot to pick up their children.
A school staff member carrying a two-way radio will be stationed outside near the driveway at the parking lot.
After seeing the name on the placard, the staff member will use the radio to notify another staff member who is based inside with the students waiting to be picked up. The inside staff member then will send the appropriate students outside to board their parents' vehicle for the ride home.
Lorenzo said her plan is based on a current system used at an elementary school in Bradford.
Lorenzo said the placard system should "speed up" the student pickup procedure. But she said the main reason for the proposed change is "student safety." Only students who are called by staff will leave the building to board a waiting vehicle.
Under the current system, students mingle outside and run when they see their parent or grandparent arrive to pick them up.
"We have great concerns to keep the children inside until their parents arrive to pick them up," Lorenzo said.
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Ba'aka - Hindewhu meets Herbie Hancock
In his 1970s (not not 1980s as the website says) remake of "Watermelon Man," Herbie Hancock incorporated a vocal line from a field recording of Ba'aka (the term for the ethnic group, the term pygmy is derogatory). The problem: he didn't bother to give any credit to the original performers. Its an ethically complicated case that has exemplifies the problems of appropriating world music. The fact that Madonna payed royalties to Hancock when she used the vocal line on "Sanctuary" further complicates the matter.


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"This is a different type of spicy soup for the fall season or your next Thanksgiving dinner. Works with pumpkin OR sweet potatoes."
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1/2 pound
andouille sausage, diced
1/4 cup
1 1/4 cups
chopped onion
1 teaspoon
dried thyme
1 1/2 pounds
pumpkin puree
1/4 cup
praline liqueur
7 cups
chicken stock
1/2 cup
packed brown sugar
3/8 cup
heavy cream
This is a very good soup the way it is written. If you don't puree it, you are not having this soup the way it is intended and are missing something! Just before I pureed it I had decided that the next time I made it I would probably cut back on the chicken both because it seemed a little "watery". But once I pureed it, (one cup at a time so it didn't explode out of the blender!) it was a rich and creamy and wonderful soup. That COMPLETELY changed the soup...for the better. I'm not a fan of spicy hot, but I did enjoy the andouille in this recipe, it isn't too spicy. I think next time I'm going to try a breakfast sausage though, just to try it a different way.
I'm rating this 2 stars because made as it is posted it somehow turned out all wrong for me. More of a thin broth with no pumpkin flavour, texture or colour. I ended up adding a lot more pumpkin in. It was homegrown, roasted pumpkin, which I strained, pureed, then added, instead of letting it cook in the soup. This made it a very quick soup, as I did not have to simmer for 45 min. I doubled the thyme and added a bit of rosemary. Used 3/4 cup 1% instead of the cream, left out the butter, and added salt. I didn't have praline liquer so I added a touch of maple extract. Not a bad thing! Overall, I was a bit worried I hadn't done enough to "save" the soup, but everyone loved it! We really enjoyed the chunks of sausage. Definitely excited to eat the leftovers and will be making it again seasonally. If you fiddle with the levels, you can't go wrong with this recipe. Thanks MARBALET :)
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I know this has been reviewed many, many times, but I just couldn't sit back and say nothing. This was OUTSTANDING. I couldn't find praline liqueur anywhere, so used maple syrup instead. It was truly a hit, and even for those I was concerned wouldn't like it. Definitely will be making this again, and not just for special occasions!
Wonderful! I made this for a soup-sampler dinner and everyone loved it. I made the following substitutions: dark amber maple syrup instead of the liqueur, milk instead of cream and omitted the butter entirely. It was still delicious and everyone raved. Thank you for a great fall recipe!
I made a few substitutions on this. I used ground hot sausage and half & half instead of what is recommended. I also added a teaspoon of pumpkin pie spice. The think the pureeing part is really necessary and really brings all the flavors together. Plus, it gives the soup a nice smooth texture. I served it with a spoon full of sour cream in the center of the bowl, sprinkled with green onions. Everyone loved this soup!
Wow, I really loved this one (and so did my guests). I was in a rush, so I had to use canned pumpkin, (one large can, and one small can). Turned out great!
WOW!!! Excellent! Used a pound of 'hot' sausage (no andouille) and it was SPICY (but grand). Not sure what 1.5 pounds of pumpkin is, but I used 4 cups and it had great flavor. No praline liqueur, but spiced rum added a great scent and flavor. Did cut back on the stock to only 4 cups (we like our soup thick) and used 8oz. evap. milk in place of the heavy cream. Used another reviewer's suggestion of topping with sour cream and loved it, though hubby preferred without. We found the flavor to be even better the next day. This was AWESOME soup and a recipe that I will definitely make again!
Both my husband and I have taken this to work for potlucks where it was very well received. Since I used canned pumpkin, it didn't need to cook for the suggested 45 minutes. Everything just needs to heat through so the flavors can blend. Very easy recipe to make.
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Pumpkin and Sausage Soup
Serving Size: 1/7 of a recipe
Servings Per Recipe: 7
Amount Per Serving
** Calories: 326
** Calories from Fat: 180
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I have been playing around with different grips lately, ESPECIALLY for drivers and Wider rimmed discs. I have the Smallest Man hands in the world, so I have a HARD time gripping discs and getting consistent release. I have found the past week that a 2 finger (index and middle finger) grip work AMAZING for me compared to a traditional 4 fingered power grip on drivers and mids. I get more snap, AND, it is WAY MORE accurate for me.
Does hand size, finger length, play a big part in this? I have very short fingers and wide hands, but I have VERY STRONG hands. I can literally crush walnuts in my hands without much effort. Which brings me to think that a 2 finger grip is what is saving me. When I try and throw a traditional 4 finger power grip, I grip lock LITERALLY 50% of the time. With a 2 finger grip, everything seems to go much smoother....
What kind of grip (grips) do you use????
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3 finger power grip with the pinky tucked. i use it for everything except putting and approach shots under 150 feet.
my friend alternates his grip and one of them is the one you mention: index and middle finger. he claims that he has better control and gets more spin with this grip and because of the increased spin, he can throw it further this way. he also uses only his pinky and ring finger for even more control. i don't understand how these grips could increase your spin, but whatever works. the disc doesn't lie.
I hear what Gbudz is saying about the grip actually causing MORE spin. I don't think that is the case for me, in a way. I know that when I tried 4, or even 3, fingered power grips, I grip lock. If I didn't grip lock, I could get no distance. My drivers would hyzer out and go nowhere. I NEVER felt this elusive SNAP that I hear so much about. I was literally squeezing the poo out of the disc and not releasing. When I tried to fix it, I started letting go instead of releasing and everything left my hand way to early. What I can do with the 2 fingered grip now is still grip it more than needed, BUT, without those other 2 fingers there the disc actually RIPS out. I created the pivot point that should be there with 4 fingers, but wasn't. So, I guess TECHNICALLY the disc IS getting more spin, but only because it wasn't getting enough spin in the 1st place, for me anyway....
Nic777, if you Hyzer out on the WIDER rimmed discs, you may try a 2 or 3 finger grip on those discs. The pivot point is the KEY for me to be able to throw the longer, more stable drivers. I have to get the pivot out of my hand to get it Spinning, and I just CAN"T with a normal 4 finger grip....
And the Nuke's rim is friggin' HUGE. Just got one in a trade this week and have yet to throw it. I may need both hands to grip it....
I use the grips found here.
In the beginning I thought I was using the power grip.
But as I started to pay attention.......
I noticed that I use a Three finger power grip.
The pointer finger is slightly straightened out under the disc and my
thumb is on top of the disc.
I hate the fact that I tried to pay attention to my grip instead of
letting it be nature, cause now I find myself thinking about my
grip in mid throw and it takes away from my concentration.
Yep. Forefinger isn't long enough and it's not comfortable to place thumb on finger or vice versa.It's great grip when wet. Don't even need to towel off the disc and it holds tight.
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Mark Webber flew into Melbourne at 06:30 on Saturday morning – then flew over the city's landmark Bolte Bridge in a Red Bull-Renault Formula One car as Australia's own Grand Prix hero began the build-up to next weekend's 2011 Formula One Qantas Australian Grand Prix.
"It was pretty cool," said Webber, who completed two 'laps' or four lengths of the bridge before driving the car down into the Docklands Waterfront City Piazza to be greeted by a cheering crowd and a large contingent of Australian media.
"I think I saw 102 km/h on the dash," he joked, "but I hope I'll be OK at that! You have to be very careful on a public road because the grip is very low and the car gets a bit slippery and skittish beneath you."
Webber, third in last year's World Championship, is keen to see the new campaign get under way after exhaustive pre-season testing in Spain.
"We've all been itching to get out here and get on with it," he said. "We need to get the gloves off and go racing.
"I think you're going to see a lot of action at Albert Park with the new rules and especially because we have a new tyre supplier: there will be lots of pit stops, that's for sure. In the past we've known as early as the first 15 to 20 minutes how some races were going to unfold – not any more! It's good for the neutrals, but a bit stressful for those of us who expect to be running at the front."
Webber, 34, stressed the importance of his home race as he reflected on his bridge experience. "I'm immensely proud of the race being here," he said. "These images will go all around the world and with the Grand Prix season about to start here in Australia the television audience will be even bigger.
"We're here, we're proud to be in Australia and it's a sensational event. I hope the race stays in Melbourne because F1 is a global event and we need to be part of it."


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House GOP members are targeting big government agencies, such as the IRS, to reduce federal spending. One federal conference in 2012 cost over $820,000 and included a mind reader and a clown. "Government travel should be for government purposes benefiting the taxpayers, and not a party or a vacation for bureaucrats," said Rep. Blake Farenthold. [Read More]


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No term in this title was stable during the period around 1500. Eastern in this period could mean Spain, or the New World, as well as the eastern Mediterranean and beyond. Antiquities could mean Fatimid work, or Mamluk, or Nasrid, or Ming—even contemporary Italian works counted as antiquities. And Europe was a conception in formation. The argument of this talk is that the formation of the conception of Europe required the settling down of the other two terms into their more restricted modern definitions.
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Don't give in to the illusion of autonomy
The deadline is approaching for Indiana to decide whether to implement a state-based health-insurance exchange to make it "easier" for people to get "affordable" coverage when they buy insurance under the provisions of Obamacare. A decision is due by the end of the week, and Gov. Mitch Daniels and Gov.-elect Mike Pence are being pressured by Obamacare advocates to say yes.
They should continue to resist. It is a false argument the advocates make that, because the federal government will set up the exchange if the state doesn't, doing the job ourselves would amount to more autonomy and a victory for "states' rights." But it would be illusory autonomy. States' rights do not come from federal edicts or coercions. Jumping off a building at the point of a gun is not the exercise of freedom.
As Mario Loyola points out in National Review, allowing states "to be deputized as instruments of federal policy is just as bad as bowing to federal commandeering of state agencies, which is unconstitutional." State governors "should be under no illusions: You are not preserving one iota of state autonomy by setting up your own Obamacare exchange. On the contrary, you are letting the feds deputize you as instruments of federal policy."
No matter how the exchanges are set up, no matter who is charge, Obamacare is not going to be anything but expensive for individuals, deadly to economic development and a nightmare for the state's public officials. Applebee's restaurants have already announced massive layoffs because of Obamacare's costs. Expect many more similar stories. Indiana has already lost jobs because of the medical-device tax used to partly pay for Obamacare. Keep watching for equally disturbing news.
Obamacare is going to be a mess. But it's the federal government's mess, so let it take the responsibility and the blame when it becomes clear what a mistake it was.
The road to a bright future
Hooray for the opening of the first half of the Interstate 69 extension that's slated to eventually run from the state's southwestern corner to Indianapolis and connect with the rest of the road to give us a major highway running all through the state. People are already talking about the potential for economic development along the new stretch, which goes mostly through rural areas.
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2 large
limes, juiced
2 tablespoons
chili oil
1 teaspoon
sea salt
peeled and deveined jumbo shrimp, tails still attached
wooden skewers
Raspberry Dipping Sauce:
2 tablespoons
raspberry vinegar
2 tablespoons
white sugar
4 ounces
fresh raspberries
jalapeno pepper, seeded and minced
This was a huge hit. 8 people devoured over 1lb of prawns in a matter of minutes. They raved about the dipping sauce too. The marinated has a lot of lime juice. This tends to cook the prawns like ceviche. Then after grilling they were a little tough. I am not sure that this part worked as well as I would have liked. Maybe some wine and zest would be better. I will test this approach next time. They cook very quickly under the broiler so keep a close eye on they or you will over cook the prawns. I didn't strain the dipping sauce. I simply reduced it until I got a consistency I liked. I also used Serrano instead of jalapeno. Skewering the prawns was a little tricky. I am not sure if I did it as intended but it came out well. Next time I will take a picture and add it tot he recipe.
Her ideas are wonderful. I am a big fan, you should see if any investor are interested in opening up a nice restaurant in NYC.... I will keep an eye out for CHEF "R". please keep the recipes coming... I loved the raspberry dipping sauce nice contrast
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I only marinated mine for 15 minutes so as not to become tough because after that the cooking process will begin in the marinade before it even makes it to the oven. The shrimp picked up all the good flavors in that amount of time. Also, I added a bit more sugar and vinegar to the sauce according to our liking. I didn't discard liquid. You may want to remove white membrane inside pepper if you don't like so much heat. A few things to work out yet an over-all good dish, but preferably with these changes (for us.)
I made this for my husband tonight and he really enjoyed it. The next time I make this recipe I think that I will use maybe half a jalapeño instead of the whole thing because it ended up being a little too spicy for me, but overall the raspberry dipping sauce was awesome and really made the meal.
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Butterfly Chili Lime Prawn Spedini with Raspberry Dipping Sauce
Serving Size: 1/5 of a recipe
Servings Per Recipe: 5
Amount Per Serving
Calories: 195
Calories from Fat: 52
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Beyond Belief
With our national focus on Iraq, much of the press and popular attention has drifted from Afghanistan, a country we barely know but which is at the epicenter of both the strongest international terrorist training grounds and some of the greatest victims of terrorism. Beyond Belief, a transcendent documentary about two 9/11 widows who forge their own personal grief into a means of understanding and helping women half a world away, puts a face on this country, its people and its traditions through an incredible lens of forgiveness, understanding and hope.
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text: Economics overview faculty program organizations after graduation "What can I do with a major in...?" Regardless of the major, the answer is more or less the same: there are a variety of directions a person can head with a four-year college degree. This is particularly true of liberal arts graduates. Each year around 20% of Le Moyne's graduates go directly on to full-time graduate study (others attend part-time or at a later date). Some students continue with advanced study in their undergraduate discipline. Others pursue professional studies. Approximately 75% of Le Moyne's students seek entry level career positions upon graduation. While some work in positions closely tied to their undergraduate major, many enter careers that are not directly related to their undergraduate degree. In exploring career options it can be helpful to review a list of occupations held by alumni who majored in your area of study. Keep in mind that you are not limited to just those positions. However, this can give you a sense of the types of positions that you might consider. Listed below are some resrouces to explore and a sampling of career information on Le Moyne alumni who majored in economics. Explore the Economics Major and Future Career Options Economics for College Students -- A website sponsored by the American Economic Association Check out the Economics major at "What Can I Do With This Major?" "Economists" in the Occupational Outlook Handbook -- A publication of the Bureau of Labor Statistics Business Economics Career Center -- A website sponsored by the National Association of Business Economics Economics Careers -- A webpage sponsored by Career Overview Information for Students and Entry-Level Jobseekers -- at the Partnership for Public Service Public Service Careers Econ-Jobs.com -- The World's Leading Source for Economist Jobs Careers at the Federal Reserve Careers at the Bureau of Labor Statistics Meet Our Alumni Meet Ryan Barrett, '05, B.S. 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Le Moyne's Economics Program is amazing, in that it doesn't just teach you concepts and theories, it helps to develop your ability to think and analyze in real-world situations and prepares you for what to expect in your professional career after college. The education I received while I was at Le Moyne helped me to understand the impact I can make professionally and in the surrounding community. Meet Jamie Garzia, '95, B.A. Economics I was hooked on studying economics after completing my freshman year at Le Moyne. Its practical application had indeed captured my attention, so much so, I declared economics as my major during my sophomore year. Having always been the analytical type, majoring in economics offered me the chance to build on my natural abilities. It seemed like a natural fit right from the start, and over time my interest level deepened as my coursework and familiarity with the tools advanced. 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I quickly received a number of job offers, but nothing seemed like the right fit. After getting some advice from one of my past economics professors (remember your network!), I decided to change my focus and began looking for economist jobs with the federal government. About a year after graduation, I finally accepted a wonderful job in the Division of International Labor Comparisons at the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS). There, I learned that direct comparisons of statistics across countries can be misleading because of differences in concepts and definitions (it can be like comparing apples to oranges). In a nutshell, my job was to develop ways to make all of the data "apples". Over time I began taking on more responsibility, and eventually I started leading teams and managing projects. My biggest project was a chartbook of international labor comparisons, which involved collaboration between three agencies and about 20 people. 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Chris took some time to speak with us about her storm chasing experience.
How did you become interested in storm chasing?
I've always been fascinating by tornados even from a young age. Growing up in Pennsylvania, I remember seeing quite a few tornados and hiding out in the basement. And perhaps seeing The Wizard of Oz one too many times sparked my interest as well.What's the most amazing or terrifying weather related experience you've had?
On May 12, 2004, I was chasing storms with a group of friends when, about a half mile away, a tornado began tearing the roof off of someone's home. As a storm chaser, destruction is something you never want to see. Luckily though, the family was safe. That tornado was one of about three we saw that day. Though our close proximity was not intentional, the sight of both the tornados being so close and their destruction was pretty terrifying.
What have you learned the most from chasing storms?
I've learned a lot about how the atmosphere works, how tornados form. Every storm is a new lesson for me. It's also given me the adventure and opportunity of seeing America in my travels.
What excites you the most when chasing?
It's an incredible visual experience to watch a storm develop into different shapes, sizes and colors. As a photographer, I am always amazed by the different spectrum of light and ever changing forms these buildings in the sky can take.
Do you have any advice for future storm chasers out there?
Absolutely! First of all, it's not all excitement and tornados all the time. There's quite a substantial amount of driving around involved and not every day is going to be a rollercoaster of excitement and tornados. Secondly, be safe and learn about the weather and storms. You need to have a good understanding of how these storms work.


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Anyone try a Bernard Q gun inplace of a M25?
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Anybody tried a search for Bernard Q Guns?
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Miller makes some nice GMAW guns. I have been using a 450 amp gun for years (20+). However, Bernard has the RIGHT STUFF in their Q series. Check out their link. It can be hard to locate sometimes: http://www.bernardwelds.com/service/specs.html
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The Bernard site seems to fade in and out. I think it has something to do with loading Adobe Acrobat Reader. It has been this way for several years. I have had many a discussion with sales reps in hopes of getting word back to a Bernard tech in the right place. Oh well. It is still a GREAT product!
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I have not tried the smaller qguns but I do have a q400 That I use regularly and I like it way better than the Tweco`s I have used for years. I think it is more comfortable. The tips last longer and the gas difuser also because there are no threads to gall up or wear out. The only downside is that the tip stick out is not adjustable aside form either grinding a nozzle down or buying an assortment of tips and nozzles. I tend to run flush all the time anyway so it is not too big a deal for me. Anyway, I like the Bernards better than any others I have used overall.
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We have an assortment of leads at our shop, a few magnums, a couple miller rough necks, and mostly bernards. All the guns are converted to bernard center fire style. We have very little problems with them. I replace the tip when i run a roll of wire out and it burns into the tip, but that is normally the only time i have to replace it. They recently changed the nozzle design the insulation does not come as far out so when you clean it it does not get tore up making the nozzles last longer. as far as gun style i like the the rough neck c series it is slimer than the bernards. Both seem to hold up very well. most of our leads are going on six years old being drug around on a suit case in and out of tanks. so they take a beating. The magnums do not seem to hold up as well. I do not like them much at all. But i would say if your thinking of going to bernards you would not be disapointed, or at least bernard consumables.
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Hmmmm I must get busy making an adapter to mount my centerfire to my old Millermatic 35. Hearing all of the good reviews about the centerfires only makes me want to get using mine all the more. Now if I could only figure out how to invent time, time to make the adapter is hard for me to come by.Blondie (Owner C & S Automotive)
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