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|Faroe Islands v Northern Ireland: O´Neill preaches patience ahead of Euro double-header
|Levy slams ´wholly inappropriate´ West Brom after Berahino chase
|Panama v Uruguay: Visitors without Suarez and Cavani
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|Germany v Poland: Muller out to settle the score
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|I´m not like Messi or Ronaldo – Hazard
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|Martinez unsure when Cleverley will return
|France set for Russia friendly ahead of Euros
|Former Manchester United forward Berbatov joins PAOK
|De Gea must play to earn Euro 2016 spot – Del Bosque
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|OFC World Cup Qualifying Review: American Samoa notch second competitive win
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|Celtic complete Simunovic signing
|Joaquin: I´m as happy as a little boy
|Navas given time off by Costa Rica
|Martial unfazed by prospect of United pressure
|Ramos urges De Gea to overcome transfer woe
|Premier League spending hits £1bn in 2015
|Italy v Malta: Conte calls for focus
|De Laurentiis reveals failed Juve bid for Hamsik
|Schweinsteiger: Manchester not as bad as everybody thinks
|Galatasaray finalise Grosskreutz deal
|Ilori agrees season-long loan with Villa
|Wolfsburg want to ´annoy´ Bayern - Dante
|Norwich bring in Jarvis on loan
|Everton sign Lennon on permanent deal
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|Derby complete Johnson deal
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|Strootman undergoes surgery again
|FIFA set to clarify proposed Grosskreutz deal
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|Belgium v Bosnia-Herzegovina: Time running out for visitors
|Antonio makes West Ham move
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|Austin to stay at QPR
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|West Ham land Jelavic
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|Newcastle´s Kemen returns to France
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|Serie A Deadline Day: Juve and Inter busy as window closes
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|Joaquin makes Betis return alongside Van Wolfswinkel
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|Inter lure Ljajic, Melo and Telles
|Lemina joins Juve as Marseille sign Isla and De Ciglie
|Norwich land striker Mbokani
|Hernanes in Turin for Juve medical
|Blaszczykowski joins Fiorentina on season-long loan
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|Matri loaned to Lazio
|Aulas thrilled at sell-on profits from Martial deal
|Ideye departs West Brom for Olympiacos
|Bundesliga Deadline Day: Draxler in record Wolfsburg switch, Leverkusen and Dortmund land United men
|Sunderland loan Giaccherini to Bologna
|Lindegaard makes West Brom move
|Ligue 1 Deadline Day: Martial arrives for medical at Man United
|La Liga Deadline Day: De Gea speculation mounts, Raul Garcia joins Athletic
|Liverpool sign Nigerian prospect Awoniyi
|Serie A Deadline Day: Juve miss out on Draxler, Inter line up Ljajic
|Hernandez joins Leverkusen
|Deschamps hints Lloris could leave France camp amid United talk
|Southampton recruit young goalkeeper Lewis
|Giovinco ruled out of Italy qualifiers
|World Cup winner Nesta named Miami FC coach
|Januzaj joins Dortmund on loan
|Dante completes Wolfsburg move
|Draxler swaps Schalke for Wolfsburg
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|Raul Garcia completes Bilbao switch
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|Casemiro signs long-term Real deal
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|Ligue 1 Deadline Day: Martial´s United move edges closer
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|Motta thankful for Di Maria arrival
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|Peralta, Montes withdraw from Mexico squad
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wishing you the best mother's day ever. You look really fit.ReplyDelete
That was so beautiful, I was tearing up. You are right, we never write down the important things. And I'm trying to. I wrote about my mother's day memories here if you are interested: http://www.togandporter.com/2012/05/mothers-day-tips-from-a-young-mom/ReplyDelete
PS- You look fab in that pink skirt!
I hope you have an absolutely wonderful Mother's Day!ReplyDelete
You are so right about capturing big moments in writing. I recently have been thinking about this Tennessee Williams quote, and I think you might enjoy it.
"Life is all memory, except for the one present moment that goes by you so quickly you hardly catch it going."
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Ok, you look darling in that pink skirt, S. Have a lovely day in honor of you!ReplyDelete
Love your skirt!ReplyDelete
You might like this journal--I have been doing it this year. It's easy to answer ONE question a day, but I can't wait to come back to them 5 years from now and see how my responses change over time. http://www.amazon.com/Q-A-Day-5-Year-Journal/dp/0307719774
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Happy Mother's Day. Take wonderful photosReplyDelete
I love this post! I haven't recorded much about my past mother's days, but now is a great time to start. (And I say, there's nothing wrong with overly sentimental!)ReplyDelete
This is such a lovely post - and so true! Last year was the last Mother's Day that I had my Mom and I couldn't for the life of me remember what I did or if I even spent the day with her. Luckily, I posted a picture of Facebook to remind me that I went to the MET! That's like a journal, right?! :) Have a wonderful, happy Mother's Day!ReplyDelete
Happy Mother's Day to one of my all time favorite Mom's.ReplyDelete
I hope you find those moments, even if only a small piece of them.ReplyDelete
I have never recorded anything from Mother's day before, so thanks for the inspiration. I'm going to take the time to do that tomorrow. And second, you look gorgeous in this picture!ReplyDelete
This is an awesome picture. You all look so adorable!ReplyDelete


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Each year, PwC's Annual Global CEO survey gives business leaders, governments and the world's business community a unique insight into the vision and decisions of the global CEO. As in past years, we have extended and deepened the research for PwC's 16th Annual Global CEO Survey by including a selection of interviews with senior decision-makers in governmental organisations across the world.
So, what are we exploring this year? Change and complexity are a constant challenge. Disruptive events, both 'black' and 'grey' swan, seem to be happening faster than ever and are changing the nature of risk which needs to be managed, in both the public and private sectors.
This report which will be released next month sets out how businesses are adapting their approaches in these uncertain times, including their priorities for government, and discusses in turn how governments can:
Deal with uncertainty
Uncertainty in the global economy continues to influence business confidence and investment. Last year, four out of five CEOs were concerned about uncertain or volatile economic growth and two thirds of CEOs were concerned about fiscal deficits, including countries not undertaking major austerity measures. This year, concerns about uncertain or volatile economic growth have stayed at the same high level, but concerns about fiscal deficits have risen further, with 71% of CEOs surveyed somewhat or extremely concerned.
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Uncertainty is not only a challenge for business, but also for public sector leaders. Public sector CEOs are focusing on three actions to cope with uncertainty and create more resilient organisations: targeting pockets of opportunity; improving operational effectiveness; and forging a new relationship with their stakeholders, particularly their customers. Indeed, the most confident CEOs in our Survey are those adapting to change fastest and taking advantage of the opportunities to innovate and transform operating models.
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When a high-profile designer sends a bottle of booze with details scrawled on a paper bag in lieu of a typical runway-invite, or better yet, declines showing at all in order to produce a horror flick promoting the wares, you know she's got something special flowing through her veins. Well, considering Sophie Buhai — one-half of the Vena Cava dynamic design duo — has a shrink for a mom, a comedy-writer dad, and a color-blind, Abstract Expressionist grandfather, it's no wonder "orthodox" simply isn't in her vocabulary.
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Mark Webber has pledged his future to Red Bull for next season and was philosophical after missing out on the Formula One World Championship to teammate Sebastian Vettel.
Webber, 33, led the drivers' standings for much of the season, but saw his lead whittled away in the closing weeks by both Vettel and Ferrari's Fernando Alonso.
Failing to finish the Korean Grand Prix in October ultimately cost the Australian, as Vettel claimed the final two races of the season, including Sunday's Abu Dhabi GP, to beat his more experienced rivals to the title and become the youngest world champion in F1 history in the process.
The inter-team rivalry at Red Bull was a key talking point of the season, with Vettel seemingly benefitting from preferential treatment at Webber's expense on several occasions.
Despite the previous hostilities, the former Jaguar and Williams man was gracious enough to offer his congratulations to the victor during the Red Bull celebrations at the Yas Marina circuit.
"I fully congratulate Seb on the world championship," Webber said.
"There were a lot of positives this year. This weekend didn't turn out and it's a shame. There's good time to reflect in the next few weeks and look at the highs and the lows, but that's the way sport is sometimes."
"There are quite a few emotions of course when you come so close to the top and you just miss out. I tried my absolute hardest. I have great guys around me and we did what we could, but at the end it wasn't enough and that's where it's at. Two championships for the team is not a bad year for us."
Fifth on the gird and facing an uphill battle from the start, Webber came in for a tyre change with just 11 laps gone, but the gamble failed to pay off.
"Early in the race obviously we had to make a few calls to get out of that position we were in," he said.
"It wasn't too bad until then. Going for the harder tyre pretty early obviously hurt Fernando (Alonso) because he had to cover me off, so in a way it was a bit of a team effort I suppose, but obviously I didn't get the result I wanted."
Speculation has mounted that Webber's dissatisfaction with the hierarchy at Red Bull may lead to a move elsewhere next season, but when asked if he would be with the Austrian team and challenging for the championship in 2011, the answer was 'yes'.


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In this handout photo from the Spanish Royal Press Dept., Spanish King Juan Carlos, first lady Michelle Obama, Sasha Obama, Queen Sofia and Princess Letizia pose at Marivent Palace on Aug. 8, 2010, in Palma de Mallorca, Spain. (Credit: Spanish Royal Press Dept.)
Spring Flowers
First lady Michelle Obama waves as she arrives for a gathering at the Pentagon, Friday, April 9, 2010, where she visited the Pentagon and thanked the military personnel and civilian employees serving at the Defense Department. (AP Photo/Manuel Balce Ceneta)
Looking Peachy
First lady Michelle Obama arrives at the United States Trade Representatives office in Washington, Friday, April 2, 2010. (AP Photo/Evan Vucci)
Tropical Feel
President Barack Obama, Michelle Obama, Malia Obama 11, right, and Sasha Obama, 8, walk through the Honolulu Zoo in Honolulu, Hawaii Sunday, Jan. 3, 2010. (Credit: Alex Brandon/AP)
Inaugural Gown
First lady Michelle Obama stands with the gown that she wore to the 2009 inaugural ball as she donates it to the Smithsonian's National Museum of American History in Washington, Tuesday, March 10, 2010. The one-shouldered, white chiffon gown designed by Jason Wu is becoming part of the Smithsonian's First Ladies Collection. (AP Photo/J. Scott Applewhite)(AP Photo/J. Scott Applewhite)
Easter Egg Roll
First lady Michelle Obama greets children attending the annual Easter Egg Roll at the White House in Washington. First Lady Michelle Obama is bringing her campaign against childhood obesity to the annual White House Easter Egg Roll. Besides rolling eggs with spoons, children will get a dose of activities to promote healthy living and exercise, including a sports zone and a dance center set up on the South Lawn. White House chefs will be on hand to talk about eating well. (Credit: J. Scott Applewhite/AP)
French Frock
President Barack Obama and first lady Michelle Obama are greeted by France's President Nicolas Sarkozy and wife Carla Bruni-Sarkozy at Palais Rohan in Strasbourg. The Sarkozys will have a private dinner on Tuesday, March 30, 2010, with the Obamas in the White House quarters _ something the French presidential palace calls a first under Obama and "a gesture of particular esteem." (Credit: Charles Dharapak/AP)
Crisp Fashion
First lady Michelle Obama arrives at a ceremony to donate the gown that she wore to the 2009 inaugural ball to the Smithsonian's National Museum of American History in Washington, Tuesday, March 9, 2010. The print dress she is wearing today is by designer Prabal Gurung. (AP Photo/J. Scott Applewhite)
Inaugural Walk
This Jan. 20, 2009 file photo shows President Barack Obama and first lady Michelle Obama as they walk during the inaugural parade in Washington. Michelle Obama's ensemble is designed by Isabel Toledo. (Credit: Charles Dharapak/AP)
Play Date Outfit
First lady Michelle Obama walks on the South Lawn of the White House after working with school children in the garden on Wednesday, March 31, 2010 in Washington. (AP Photo/Evan Vucci)
Awards Time
Senator Barack Obama and his wife Michelle arrive at the 36th NAACP Image Awards at the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion on March 19, 2005, in Los Angeles.(Credit: Frederick M. Brown/Getty Images)
Tapping Coco
Presidential candidate Barack Obama and his wife Michelle Obama take the stage for his victory rally at the Columbia Metropolitan convention center after his win in the South Carolina primary Jan. 26, 2008, in Columbia, S.C.(Credit: Chris Hondros/Getty Images)
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The 2010 World Expo in Shanghai is set to kick off in May and construction is nearly completed on the water-harvesting wood-clad Canada Pavilion. The famous acrobatic troupe Cirque du Soleil had a part in the design of the pavilion and will also be performing throughout the Expo. Many interesting pavilions have been designed for the expo around the theme of "Better Life, Better City" and Canada's contribution includes a great set of sustainable design elements to compliment that.
The Canadian Government and Cirque du Soleil have partnered to provide a cultural pavilion that will host shows by Cirque du Soleil as well as other public performances and cultural programs throughout the duration of the Expo. The 6,000 square meter pavilion features an inner courtyard as well as an exhibition named 'The Living City: Inclusive, Sustainable, Creative.'
Designed by Cirqud du Soleil and built by Canadian firm, SNC-Lavalin Inc, the Canada Pavilion is one of the largest pavilions of the Expo. The exterior of the pavilion is clad in wood slats and features a special collection system to harvest rainwater, which will then be used inside the building. Inside the courtyard, the walls will be covered with a special kind of greenery. Prime Minister of Canada says of the Pavilion, "It will present Canada as the modern, democratic, bilingual, diversified and environmentally responsive country that it is. A country with successful, sustainable cities that are innovative, creative and prosperous places."
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Campo: Nice new Italian restaurant in Reno.
Campo is a new upscale Italian restaurant that opened in downtown Reno across Sierra Street from the theater. You enter from a door facing the Truckee River.
It's a tad on the expensive side but the quality is good. It's not a place where I can afford to eat regularly.
Reading the web site I see that they make their own cured meats, or salumi. So I definitely had to try that. They also make their own olives so that was another must. I had trouble deciding between the pizza and the pasta but I decided to try the pizza.
The salumi and the olives were both excellent. The best cured meats I've had were in Vancouver and Montreal. The Seattle-based Salumi Cured Meats is also very good. The cured meats at Campo isn't up to those levels, but they're quite good and I'll definitely get them the again. My favorite was the salami. There was one that some kind of poultry – I think chicken but maybe turkey – that wasn't that interesting. They also give you a taste of the pig in the pot, which is some kind of pork dish. It was also good. The olives were quite tasty.
The flatbread pizza was good, but not distinctive. The crust was nice. Good flavors and properly cooked. I wanted more sauce, cheese and toppings. The meat in the toppings seemed a little salty, too.
They make their own gelato, too. I got three small scoops of pistachio, chocolate and vanilla. The vanilla was bland. The other two weren't especially good. Maybe I'm spoiled by the gelato at Bijou's. The gelato is the only thing I tried I wouldn't get again.
There's good news and bad news with the wine. The good news is that they have one of the better wine lists I've seen in Reno. They have good selections by the glass, too. The wine selection has a strong Italy influence. The bad news is that if you order wine by the glass or a bottle off the standard menu, they serve the wine in a tumbler, the same as your water glass. You only get a wine glass if you order something off the reserve wine list. When I asked about it the waiter offered to get a wine glass. I don't think this is going to go well with the wine geeks. If they spend $60 for a Giacosa arneis I think they're going to want a delicate glass with stems, not a tumbler. I'm not one of those people who feel my Romanee-Conti Montrachet was ruined because I drank it from a Reidel Chianti glass instead of a Reidel Vinum Montrachet glass. I like a bowl in the glass to help get the aromas of the wine, and you don't get that with a tumbler. I'm guessing Campo will eventually realize the mistake of this policy, especially when they can't sell bottles of wine, and they'll spring for wine glasses. It also doesn't do much to fight the reputation that Reno is a little bit of a cultural backwater.
I'm definitely going back to Campo's for the salumi and olives. I'd like to explore the other things on the menu, when my wallet says I can afford it.
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Hi, Steve,
I've been meaning to give this a try, particularly since they apparently brought in a pizza oven from Italy. Maybe the prices are a little expensive just so that they can cover the shipping cost!
Where would you rank the pizza compared to the candidates we had in the pizzathon?
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Hmm, Whole Foods tied for second in our pizzathon. So my tastes do no calibrate well with the group's.
I'd say it ranks in the top tier but I like Bistro 7 better at every level.
I've been meaning to send you an email. I hope everything is back to normal.
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I went to their opening and although it was crazy crowded, the food was steady and really quite good. Looking forward to going back for a more relaxed meal. Highlights were the pizza - love the crust, macaroni and cheese, and the meatballs, although I can't say a bad thing about any of the food we tasted.
I came back to Campo and had to choose off the tweener menu. I got the cured meats again, along with a Margherita pizza and a ginger-flavored Italian soda.
The cured meats again rocked. Great flavors. You can tell they make it themselves.
I liked this Pizza better than the Campo pizza I had before. It had more sauce. The basil was fresh. Again quite tasty.
The waitress checked on the variety of Italian sodas available that day. When she said ginger I knew I wanted that. It tasted especially good. I didn't ask how they make it but I suspect it's not the standard Torani syrup. Italian sodas join the salumi as my list of must get at Campo.
Campo opened in November and we started eating there in December. I'm guessing we've eaten lunch and dinner (and one brunch) there a dozen times and is our favorite resto in all of Reno/Tahoe. We've had nothing but great food. And I consider the prices VERY reasonable. We had a lunch a while back that was $22 for two with two glasses of wine. The executive chef/owner, Mark Estee, is REALLY into local fare and sources locally as much as possible. They break down a pig or two a week and a cow when needed. We've had a number of really tasty "pig parts" at super reasonable prices which I guess they can do when working with the whole animal.
Some of the things we've had there: The kale salad is a must-have. Chiffonade-d kale massaged with salt, crumbles of a Grana Padano crisp, light vinaigrette with a little bit of minced garlic and a poached egg on top. I finally learned how to make it so I could order more and different things while there. The roasted cauliflower with Calabrian chiles done in a tiny, rectangular cast iron skillet is perfect. A new fave are the Shishito peppers which are sweet with a bit of a zip. We've had a couple of pizzas, most recently with a sunnyside up duck egg in the middle. Papparadelle with boar ragu. Polenta. Well, you get the picture. They make almost everything in house. Great foccacia with evoo. Salumi. Pasta. Their pizzas are super thin and I understand cook in under a minute in their authentic Italian pizza oven. I believe they told me that they don't have "sauce" on them so if that's the style you're accustomed to, you might be surprised. And last but never least...the caramel budino. Along with an extensive wine list, they also have a nice selection of beers and a bunch of specialty cocktails. And maybe the best deal in town is a carafe of their house merlot - $18 for 24oz.
In the warm weather, they also have a patio area overlooking the river. It's so charming with tables and chairs but also some Victorian settees.
As you can tell, we love this place and it gets the majority of our dining dollars. I know Reno hates being compared to SF but Campo is as good as and frequently better than most places we've eaten in the Bay Area. You won't be disappointed. Promise :)
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Ate there recently based on C'hound recs. Sorry, but we were disappointed...last posting on thread linked here is report: http://chowhound.chow.com/topics/860931
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I saw your report and was sorry you had that experience. What I forgot to mention while waxing (in)eloquently is how much we love the service. Everybody seems to really know and like food. When it's super busy, we've had the RARE occasion when it got a little slow. Sorry that you hit one of those. I wish you'd have commented to the server about your disappointing dishes. They'd have whisked it away and cooked another or something else or just removed it from your check. Campo seems to be very, VERY into customer satisfaction. Again, sorry you had the experience you had. And glad we haven't :) I'd hope you'd give it another chance but understand that a first less than pleasant evening could sour one on a place.
Back to Campo last night. It's been about a month and I was getting withdrawal pains :) This time we ordered four apps, two new to us and two 'old' faves. Started with the roasted cauliflower with Calabrian chiles and garlic. Perfect and it shows we can eat really healthy and really good. With that came the grilled mortadella with a perfectly cooked duck egg on top. (My pic shows a half portion cause I always forget to snap pix til we're already into it.) After those, we got the shishito peppers which are so super. Sweet but with some kick. And the "trotters." In quotes cause the feet themselves are cooked and the meat is removed and ground. Then it's mixed with some glorious ingredients and I guess fried. We were so involved with eating, moaning and eye rolling :) that I didn't get a real detailed explanation from our server. It was served with housemade pickles. I think that's now our new favorite. One of the great things about Campo is something new is always showing up on the menu. The chefs love that as do the customers. With the 24oz. carafe of house merlot, the tab was $50 before tip. Quality, quantity and price - I don't think there's a better deal anywhere.


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Granny Smith apple, cored and chopped
1 tablespoon
fresh lime juice
1 teaspoon
olive oil
1 clove
garlic, minced
1 1/2 tablespoons
chopped fresh parsley
1 1/2 tablespoons
chopped fresh mint
1 cup
chopped tomatoes
green onions, thinly sliced
sea salt and pepper to taste
These are very good. The Granny Smith apples give them nice flavor. I would use 2 cups of water per 1 cup of quinoa though. I didn't use the mint but added a few more spices just to kick it up a bit. Overall, it is a nice vegetarian dish!
This was OK but a little too sweet between the red pepper, apple, and tomatoes, I ate it and enjoyed it but don't think I'll ever crave it or really want to make it again. I like the idea though!
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We changed this recipe around a little bit. First we subbed quinoa with Israeli Couscous, however misjudged the yield on the couscous (1&1/3 cup - Standard at Trader Joe's) will probably fill 4-6 peppers. The couscous has a little more rewarding texture than quinoa. We also cooked the couscous in vegetable stock for more flavor. Also, I couldn't find green onions tonight, so I used chives, and they seemed to work well. With the added yield of the couscous, we doubled the tomatoes and apples. and lime juice. We also left out the mint. That said, this dish was absolutely excellent. The flavors just sort of jump out and are literally mouth watering. My boyfriend says it's the sort of thing that makes him think he could be vegetarian too. Since we had so much filling, there was enough to bake and eat without the peppers - very yummy!
Don't expect these to be like the stuffed peppers made with meat--they're not, but they are excellent. I used vegetable bouillon when cooking the quinoa, & added raisins and chopped pecans.
So delicious and prep time was much quicker than indicated. I omitted the mint and used a Jona Gold apple instead. I also added about 1 oz goat cheese and 1/4 cup sunflower seeds. My husband and I are trying to incorporate 1 vegetarian dish each week and this one is a keeper!
I fix my quinoa 1:1.25. I had 2 very large peppers and didn't use even half the quinoa so will cut by half next time. Cooked the quinoa with 3 cloves of sliced garlic and used Better Than Bouillon chicken flavor. Not vegetarian but still meatless. I added about 1/2 cup of cooked barley. Dried mint cuz I didn't have fresh. Added 3 oz of ff Feta. I haven't eaten a stuffed pepper in 40 years, just not a fan of regular meat and rice versions. This version was terrific and will be used often.
Very yummy! I cooked the quinoa in broth instead of water and used a can of rotel (tomatoes & chilies) that I drained since i didn't have fresh tomatoes and omitted the mint.....soooo yummy!
These vegan stuffed peppers were sensational! The herb melody added such a kick to the quinoa, especially my fresh mint from the garden. I used both red and white quinoa to jazz up the colour of the dish; try a water quinoa ratio of 2:1. The Granny Smith apple adds a very nice texture. I will definitely make this again, even as a side salad rather than in a pepper.
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Kimi Raikkonen is hoping for a repeat his 2012 success while Romain Grosjean wants to make it four podium finishes in a row...
Kimi Raikkonen is hoping for a repeat his 2012 success at Abu Dhabi this weekend while Romain Grosjean wants to make it four podium finishes in a row.
Kimi Raikkonen
Q. How's the feeling heading back to the scene of your 2012 race victory?
KR: "You just approach it like any race. I had a good result there last year, but I had a very boring race there the first time I visited in 2009. I'd prefer to have another good result, but you don't know how strong you'll be until you get to the circuit."
Q. What do you think of the Yas Marina?
KR: "It's a great place to go. The circuit is connected to big entertainment centre and you've got all the boats moored next to the circuit. There are often a lot of passionate fans watching the race and for me the hotel is walking distance from the track which I like. It's also good to race at a circuit where you have had a strong result before."
Q. Anything else in Abu Dhabi that's good for you?
KR: "I like to be on a familiar time zone so you can wake up normally and do everything in the expected order. That's one of nice things with this race; especially with it starting so late."
Q. What do you think of the circuit itself?
KR: "The facilities are second to none. The track layout makes it really challenging for overtaking as there are not too many places to pass. You really have to qualify well to be at the front and get a strong result from there. There are many corners, you need good overall downforce and grip, plus the car has to ride the kerbs very well too. It's a track where you really hope to get everything nicely together during the whole weekend. When you succeed with that, it's a good place to race. I have had one very boring race being stuck in the middle group and then one great race fighting for the victory at the top. I know which I prefer."
Q. Your race in 2009 wasn't one of your favourites then?
KR: "That was a boring one I can tell you! I finished back in twelfth position and there was nothing I could do about it. Those sorts of races are not the best."
Q. How did it feel to take your 19th win in Abu Dhabi last year?
KR: "I was very happy for the team; myself also obviously, but mainly for the all the crew and everyone at Enstone. It was a hard season so the win was well deserved for everyone and just what we needed. It was something great for all the fans who have continued to support me and the team too. For me, it was just another win on the list. It's great of course because it had been a few years, but the wins before were very similar; we didn't have the best car, but we fought hard and still won."
Q. How does the evening race timing influence the race?
KR: "An evening race means I can get up later! Having a mixture of day and night makes a different challenge from circuits that we see anywhere else. We start with the sun and finish with the lights. It's different, interesting and spectacular for the fans to watch too."
Q. You've had some great races where you've moved up the order superbly; what's the key to overtaking in Formula 1?
KR: "You cannot plan it beforehand. Often an occasion comes suddenly and you have to jump on it immediately. Sometimes you get it right, sometimes not. More often nowadays you have to sit for quite a while behind somebody to work out where you can do it. Sometimes you just have to wait to see if the guy in front makes a mistake or if his tyres are finished quicker than yours; that's when you do it."
Q. How was your Indian Grand Prix?
KR: "We tried something different with a one stop strategy and it didn't work, but we didn't lose anything by making a late second stop over running the normal two stop strategy. I had a brake problem for all of the race where they were overheating, and this got worse in traffic so I couldn't overtake."
Q. What's your target for Abu Dhabi?
KR: "A race like last year would be good, rather than the one I had there in 2009."
Romain Grosjean
Q. What do you think of the Yas Marina circuit?
RG: "It's an amazing facility and it looks so impressive. It's not used as much as some circuits over the course of the year so we know we're going to get lower grip at the start of the weekend. For me, the layout is not my favourite - there are too many second gear corners for my liking - but not every circuit can be your favourite and the E21 certainly seems to be liking every track at the moment!"
Q. What types of memories do you have of Abu Dhabi?
RG: "My history in Abu Dhabi isn't bad. Last year wasn't the best weekend for me, as I qualified tenth and did not finish the race. It was however a great race for the team, so we know what is possible. I've been on pole position in the GP2 Asia Series and finished second in that race, then won a GT1 racing World Championship round there. My comeback to Formula 1 was also during an Abu Dhabi Grand Prix practice session in 2011, so I've got some good memories of the place. It would be nice to have some more..."
Q. The Indian Grand Prix was quite some drive for you from 17th on the grid to the podium?
RG: "If you had told me after qualifying that I'd be on the podium in India I would have said you were crazy! At the start of the race our prediction was fourth place at best if we could make a strong start and have a perfect race from there, so it was an amazing result and a great performance from the team. A friend of mine in the media said he would eat his hat if I made a one-stop strategy work, so I'm looking forward to seeing that."
Q. With a different outcome on Saturday, would the win have been achievable?
RG: "If we'd started further up the grid then a fight for second would definitely have been possible, but Sebastian [Vettel] was just too quick. Congratulations to him; he's a nice guy, a great driver, and I hope to be challenging him for that World Championship in the future..."
Q. Does the schedule of a late race affect you?
RG: "I quite like it as it means you can get more sleep and I like to sleep! The logistics of the race are pretty good as you stay right next to the circuit and the facilities are amazing. On the Friday you don't start the first practice until the afternoon, then qualifying and the race itself start pretty late in the afternoon too so it's different from a lot of races we do. Everything seems to work well like this, but in reality when you're in the car you're not thinking about the time of day; you're thinking about the lap time!"
Q. What about the heat?
RG: "It's certainly a contrast to the weather in Europe at the moment! The cockpit of a Formula 1 car can be a pretty hot place even when it's cold outside, but certainly Abu Dhabi is one of the hotter


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In F1, the first person you have to beat is your team-mate:
Nico Rosberg 3 - Lewis Hamilton 6
Race: Rosberg
Lewis Hamilton was faster than Rosberg for most of the weekend, apart from that lap in Qualifying where he was convinced he was going slower. In the race, Nico was 4.8 seconds down the road when Lewis got past Jenson to take P2, but instead of going balls out to catch his team-mate up, Lewis played the long game, and in fact Rosberg took the gap out to 5.5 seconds before Hamilton began to reel him back in, slowly, surely and inexorably. That was the trajectory after the first pit-stops by which time Rosberg's clutch wasn't working properly.
Despite the fact that Lewis had got the edge, and you would bet your house on him taking the win, the protocol of TMW is that if the driver in front hits trouble (and they've both had the same amount of pit-stops), then they get the points. Such was the case for Lewis in Canada.
Red Bull
Daniel Ricciardo 7 - Sebastian Vettel 2
Race: Ricciardo
Daniel Ricciardo lost out to Sebastian in Qualifying only because Seb had done so badly up to that point that anything was going to be better than the 10th place he was lingering in. So they sent him out to maybe get P6 or P7... And then all of a sudden on that last incredible lap - wowser - he was up in P2, with the prospect of revving his asthmatic Renault turbo alongside Nico Rosberg on Sunday. In the race he got a pooch of a start and was down to P5 before you could say "exceeding the track limits". Which became a familiar theme later in the race. Dan kept plugging away on what turned out to be a much stronger strategy and loved, just loved getting on the podium. Not bad for a No.2 driver.
Fernando Alonso 8 - Kimi Raikkonen 1
Race: Alonso
Kimi looked ill at ease in practice and made an uncharacteristic error at the start of the race which sealed his weekend. It's good that he didn't pick up any serious long-term damage as his Ferrari F14T plunged into the barriers on the Wellington Straight, but it's not going to help his speed in the car. Fernando was his usual remorseless self and enjoyed his dueling with Button, but felt that Vettel didn't have the craft to justify the position he took off him. Certainly the series of laps that the Ferrari and the Red Bull were emeshed were as gripping as the Rosberg vs Hamilton battle in Bahrain. Fernando went outside the track limits by small margins, but Sebastian went outside them by large margins, but less frequently.
Jenson Button 6 - Kevin Magnussen 3
Race: Button
Jenson Button was all set for a helter-skelter ride back down the field after his auspicious grid slot, but seemed mildly surprised that his tyres got up to temperature and his race pace was up there. Certainly he wouldn't have imagined he could hold off a Ferrari but he did it quite skillfully, unlike his team-mate who was either told not to resist faster cars or was still working Silverstone out.
Valtteri Bottas 4 - Felipe Massa 5
Race: Bottas
Valtteri Bottas looked very fast in the one Williams that could get off the line quickly despite a slow Mercedes parade lap. Felipe had a pretty crap 200th GP. An accident in Friday free practice, a poor start to the race, and then a terminal accident on Lap 1 (while your team-mate scorches to a sensational P2). Oh well, at least there was the World Cup semi-final to look forward to where his beloved Brazil would take on West Germany...
Toro Rosso
Jean-Eric Vergne 3 - Daniil Kvyat 6
Race: Kvyat
Kvyat had the edge in qualifying, but after his team-mate's opening lap clash with Sergio Perez, it wasn't much of a contest.
Force India
Nico Hulkenberg 6 - Sergio Perez 3
Race: Hulkenberg
Perez was so close to some big points at Silverstone. With the first runs complete in Q3 he was only behind the two Mercedes. Then, as we all know, it just went crazy and he ended up behind Hulkenberg, had a clash with Vergne on the opening lap and fell to 19th place after Lap 1. He wasn't going to get that back.
Romain Grosjean 7 - Pastor Maldonado 2
Race: Grosjean
Grosjean qualified in P11 while Maldonado's issues meant that he started the race from P20. A minute after the red lights went out and it was Pastor in P15 and Romain in P17. It's amazing that Maldonado's spine put up with the kind of altitude his E22 climbed to after Gutierrez produced an overtaking move most Mexican taxi drivers would be proud of.
Esteban Gutierrez 4 - Adrian Sutil 5
Race: Sutil
Sauber's season continued to stagger along with Sutil qualifying his car well until he reached the gravel. Gutierrez thought he was back in GP3 again.
Marcus Ericsson 1 - Kamui Kobayashi 8
Race: Kobayashi
With a change of ownership and a dizzying array of drivers for the Silverstone testing this week, Caterham are looking less like an F1 team, and more like a company that offers 'An F1 Driving Experience' - whether for a day, two days, a free practice session, or half a season.
Max Chilton 3 - Jules Bianchi 5
Race: Bianchi
Jules Bianchi and Max Chilton produced the Marussia qualifying performance of the year to grab P12 and P13 on the provisional grid on Saturday. Many commentators enjoyed relating the fact that they were the highest placed Ferrari runners - ahead of the Saubers of course. Jules is highly rated but Maxi boy wasn't that far away. The gearbox penalty demoted Chilton to P17 and then there was the flying Ferrari wheel that almost bounced on his head, followed by an illegal trip down the pitlane. Which you could kind of understand in those circumstances.
Star of the race
Lewis Hamilton 4, Sergio Perez 2, Daniel Ricciardo 1, Jules Bianchi 1, Valtteri Bottas 1,
Overtaking Move of the Race
Daniel Ricciardo 2, Lewis Hamilton 2, Valtteri Bottas 1, Kamui Kobayashi 1, Sebastian Vettel 1, Nico Hulkenberg 1, Fernando Alonso 1,
Sat on the Naughty Step
Pastor Maldonado 3, Max Chilton 2, Christian Horner 1, Kevin Magnussen 1, Ecclestone 1 (for suggesting it would be no problem to lose cars off the grid), Kimi Raikkonen
Media Watch
Three Times Le Mans Winner Allan McNish "I think this is a change of circuit compared to the last two."
After Susie Wolff exited the race as a result of a lack of oil pressure in her Mercedes engine on Friday, husband Toto Wolff was interviewed: "Yes, as engine supplier I do feel a sense of responsibility. Let's see how she's going to penalise me..."
"Dario Franchitti and Paul Di Resta, both good Scottish names...I probably speak more Italian than them, too." Allan McNish
"It must be lovely to have a nice big weapon." Sue Barker at Wimbledon
"There's Max sitting on his own with the gate." Suzi Perry during the Armco repair.
And finally the mystifying Eddie Jordan - pick the meaning out of this one: "Anyone at Copse Corner is to be feared from Day One."
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Top Juveniles Clash in All American Futurity
Top juveniles to meet in All American Futurity on September 3.
August 27, 2012
PJ Chick In Black is No. 1. One Dashing Eagle is No 2. The $2.4 million All American Futurity (G1) is the world's richest Quarter Horse race and richest for any 2-year-old race, regardless of breed, in North America.
That's a recipe for one of the most anticipated Quarter Horse races in recent years.
Aside from the money — the winner takes home an American Quarter Horse high of $1.2 million — there is a high probability for year-end championship implications. Just a year ago, Ochoa won the All American Futurity for his sole juvenile stakes victory and was honored as the 2011 champion 2-year-old and champion 2-year-old gelding.
Also, don't think this year's renewal of the 440-yard classic as a two-horse race. It also boasts depth. In the mix is $1 million Heritage Place Futurity (G1) winner BP Cartels Alibi. That translates into three of the top-four ranked horses in the weekly AQHA Racing-Horseplayernow.com National Top-10 poll.
PJ Chick In Black (Desirio-Eddie Gym by Corona Cocktail) is a New Mexico-bred. That means that goals for her career would include doing well in the very lucrative New Mexico-bred program. New Mexico-breds regularly race for six-figure purses, but are usually considered a step below the open Grade 1 horses. PJ Chick in Black's career racing against New Mexico-breds lasted exactly two races, each at Sunland Park this spring. She won her trial, and then blasted 300 yards in :14.912 to take the $251,359 New Mexican Spring Futurity (RG2).
A portion of the earnings from the New Mexican Spring Futurity went to paying the $15,000 supplemental fee to enter the filly in the Ruidoso Futurity (G1) trials. That meant she was jumping up to top-level open company and had paid her way to get there.
That investment paid a huge dividend. Following a stunning 3-length trial score, she held safe fastest-qualifier Krash Cartel (Corona Cartel-Race Valentine by Strawfly Special) to win the $600,000 Ruidoso Futurity (G1). She was now a national force in the 2-year-old division and she would be pointed directly at the All American Futurity trials.
Meanwhile, in Southern California, One Dashing Eagle (One Famous Eagle-One Sweet Dash by First Down Dash) was starting his career with high expectations. A very well-bred colt who brought $43,000 at the Ruidoso Select Yearling Sale, One Dashing Eagle started his career in April with a second-place finish as the 7-10 favorite in a maiden race. He showed promise with a late run and then realized that potential in his next start.
One Dashing Eagle stepped up in the trials to the $1,041,000 Ed Burke Million Futurity (G1) and won his trial by a length with the fastest-qualifying time of :17.555 for 350 yards. He then backed up that effort with a length win in the Ed Burke Million and — at the time — the No. 1 ranking in the weekly poll.
The win also put him in the van for the trip to "the mountain" to race in the All American Futurity trials.
Owned by farrier Denny Bowen, pony person Susan Taylor and her parents, who race as Jack Smith Farms, PJ Chick In Black raced in the 24th of 26 All American Futurity trials. She gained her spot in the starting gate after her connections paid the $50,000 supplemental entry fee.
PJ Chick In Black was incredible. Granted, none of her nine trial rivals had won a race and she was a four-for-four, Grade 1-stakes winner, but her performance was amazing. Under Esgar Ramirez, she pulled away to win by 5 3/4 lengths and her time of :21.081 put her atop the qualifiers' list for trainer John Stinebaugh.
The trial win also put her on top of the national poll with 96 votes, eight votes ahead of One Dashing Eagle.
Owned by Gustavo and Jose De La Torre with San Gregorio Racing Stables, One Dashing Eagle started in the final trial and lived up to his California form. Making his first start over the Ruidoso surface, he raced to a professional neck win and his time of :21.369 slotted him into the sixth-fastest qualifying time.
Joining the Grade 1 winners from New Mexico and California is Oklahoma's representative, BP Cartels Alibi.
Raymundo Villarreal Jr.'s BP Cartels Alibi (Corona Cartel-My Ladys Alibi by Chicks Beduino) made three starts at Remington Park before heading to Ruidoso Downs. After a close third-place finish in his career debut for trainer Trey Wood, he shined in his Heritage Place Futurity trial with a length win and then showed his gameness as an 11-1 outsider in the Heritage Place Futurity. He fought to a nose win over West Texas Futurity (G1) winner El Duero.
On to Ruidoso, BP Cartels Alibi joined the barn of Trey's father, Blane Wood. Racing in the 25th and next-to-final trial, BP Cartels Alibi raced on even terms with Aha Moment and they share the seventh-fastest qualifying time of :21.385.
There are few certainties in horseracing. After all, that is why the races are run. The only guarantee in this year's All American Futurity is that it will make history with three of the top four juveniles set to compete in the race that changes their connections lives.
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This story was corrected on Sept. 12, 2013. An explanation of the correction is after the story.
The Walton Group updated Prince George's officials on its $2 billion Westphalia Town Center project in Upper Marlboro, specifically its plans to lure the FBI and its 11,000 jobs to the site.
Walton Group CEO Bill Doherty spoke Sept. 11 at the Greater Prince George's County Business Roundtable in Bowie on the importance of bringing in the FBI, which seeks to relocate from its current Washington, D.C. headquarters.
The U.S. General Services Administration has been soliciting proposals from developers in Maryland, Virginia and the District for the construction of a replacement for the FBI's current headquarters. Doherty hopes a proposed 4.5-mile bus rapid transit route will bolster its chances at snagging the FBI headquarters. Passengers would depart from the Branch Avenue Metro station with a stop at Westphalia and Joint Base Andrews.
The transportation solution, proposed by the Alberta, Canada-based developer, seeks to address a weakness the center could have regarding public transportation for FBI employees and other commuters, Doherty said.
"At the end of the day something is needed," Doherty said. "There will be 15,000 jobs at Westphalia and about 11,000 jobs at Joint Base Andrews and there is no service."
Company representatives have been in contact with the Maryland Department of Transportation, but the route is still conceptual and more information isn't available at this time, Doherty said.
"The new headquarters should be located in Prince George's County," Doherty said. "It is based on both merit and equity."
Doherty's plans puts Walton in direct competition with the Greenbelt Metro Station location that has been backed heavily by county officials. The Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority has offered about 78 acres around the station as a potential location for the FBI. Westphalia would offer 50 acres, according to a Walton Group fact sheet.
Doherty said Walton would stay in communication with the county, with the ultimate goal of the FBI building its headquarters in either location.
"We should allow the client to decide," Doherty said. "We want the FBI to come to Prince George's County and we have two very good sites."
County Executive Rushern L. Baker III (D), who attended the meeting, said the county will continue to back the Greenbelt location.
"The county found the site that will have the best opportunity to win and took a chance," Baker said. "It's the way we approach economic development."
If the FBI does decide to makes its home at the town center, it could potentially expedite the center's construction, allowing commercial businesses to move in faster since the FBI's estimated 11,000 employees would be at Westphalia, said Rick Abbruzzese, a Walton spokesman.
The entire build of Westphalia is going to take about 10 to 12 years, but the headquarters could expedite that, though there are no solid numbers on how much faster, Abbruzzese said.
Either way, if Westphalia Town Center gets the FBI headquarters or not, development will continue and Walton will continue to invest in Prince George's County, Doherty said.
"When Walton makes a move to make an investment, we look at it from a generational point of view," Doherty said. "It is going to be there long after everyone in this room is gone."
Correction explanation: The Walton Group has not contacted all transit groups regarding the potential bus route.