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Budget concerns affect every aspect of the Air Force, but the service must continue to modernize, the service's chief of staff told the Defense Writers Group here Nov. 12.
In forming the defense strategy, the service chiefs have to take resources into consideration, Air Force Gen. Mark A. Welsh III said.
"To some extent, numbers have always driven strategy," he added. "A strategy uninformed by resources is not a strategy – it's a dream. We've got to understand the reality of where we are going in order to build a strategy that makes sense for the nation."
As Joint Chiefs of Staff try to determine what the military can do with the reality of a sequestered budget, the service chiefs' responsibility is to tell national leaders "what we are capable of doing with the level of resources we think we're going to have over the next 10 years," the general said.
Today, the Air Force and the rest of the services are doing this on multiple levels. Planners are looking at three different budgets: the president's budget request, a midpoint budget and the sequester budget. The service chiefs need to be straightforward about how much money it takes to field a capability, Welsh said, and what capacity is needed to be credible.
"Our job is to make sure everybody understands the military situation clearly," he said. "Where we would be failing is if we came out of all this and somebody thought we could continue to do all the things we've done in the past when we won't have the capability or capacity. We need to make sure that everyone understands where reality lies. And then we execute. That's our job."
The Air Force is a high-tech force, the general told the reporters, so modernization is a requirement. Updating the service's fighter, aerial refueling and long-range strike bomber fleets are the recapitalization programs the Air Force has to stand behind to be a viable force in the mid-2020s, he said.
Beyond these programs, Welsh added, officials have looked at every other modernization program in the Air Force. If sequestration remains unchanged, the Air Force will have to cut 50 percent of these programs just to be able to afford some level of readiness and to modernize the force, he said.
The general acknowledged that morale of Air Force military and civilian personnel concerns him.
Military morale remains "pretty good," he said, with some units having a downturn.
"Airmen are still pretty excited about what they do," Welsh said. "They are very proud of what they do. They want to be the best in the world at what they do. When they can't be, that's when we're going to have a morale problem and they will choose other options, because they've got them."
Leaders must ensure Airmen have the training, the education and the tools they need to be the best at what they do, Welsh said. Still, he added, the force is confused and is concerned about the future.
Welsh said he believes morale is better than people think among the Air Force's civilian employees, given three years of no pay raises, this year's furloughs and the recent government shutdown.
"The civilians I've talked to told me they could almost understand [the furlough] ? they didn't like it, but they understood it," he said. The Air Force lost 8 million manhours to furlough, and it was "a huge deal," he said.
But the government shutdown took civilians over the top, Welsh said, and Air Force civilians now are worried about job stability and job security. They are also worried that government shutdowns may become the common response from now on if Congress can't come to an agreement.
"We have a lot of civilians now who are contemplating other career choices," Welsh said. "That's not a good thing for the Department of Defense. Our civilian workforce is essential to us; critical. I feel we have to rebuild trust with our civilian workforce, and that's a horrible situation to be in. We, as a government, let them down last year."


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Last fiscal year, 86 percent of IJ's total contributions came from individuals and 14 percent from foundations. Less than a half-percent came from businesses and other organizations. As you might expect, we accept no government funds.
The Institute for Justice is often the only law firm in the country ready, willing and able to defend individuals and their rights against government abuses. That's what makes the investment of people across the nation so important to our continued success. We work hard to leverage every dollar into our strategic public interest litigation program. Last year, IJ spent more than $14 million defending individual rights, and as always, we kept administrative and fundraising expenses down, spending more than 82 cents of every dollar directly on our litigation programs.
The stakes are tremendous. Government at every level works to restrict individual liberty and to break the will (and the wallet) of innocent, hard-working individuals seeking nothing more than the opportunity to earn their share of the American Dream.
With government's virtually bottomless coffers, IJ must have the financial resilience to withstand intensive, multi-front assaults by opponents intent on preserving their power and the status quo. In addition to helping us meet the present and future obligations of existing litigation, these resources give us the ability to deliver intense legal firepower on a moment's notice.
We have built a remarkable organization since we opened our doors in 1991, and last year was our most successful yet. Big courtroom victories for economic liberty, school choice, free speech and private property rights were complemented by the unprecedented work of IJ's Clinic on Entrepreneurship at the University of Chicago Law School, which helps inner-city entrepreneurs navigate regulatory red tape. With such an aggressive and strategic approach, it's no surprise that it was a successful financial year, too. Our donors give us the flexibility to take on the vast array of cases we now litigate across the country and the ability to seize and capitalize on unanticipated opportunities—a hallmark of the Institute for Justice approach. Our supporters can continue to expect such a return on their investment in IJ.
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Goals: The Far-ultraviolet Off Rowland-circle Telescope for Imaging and Spectroscopy (FORTIS) is a NASA sounding rocket mission that will obtain ultra-violet spectra of comet ISON as it nears the sun. The ultra-violet region contains particularly rich information about comet chemistry. In a suborbital flight that lasts only minutes, FORTIS can observe the comet much closer to the sun than other orbiting observatories.
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Hey John (and everyone else who has worked on this course)
Just wanted to pass on a thank you for all the work you have done on this course. We had a foursome play the new course for the first time and it was an absolute blast! The course is coming along great and although there are a few rough spots yet, it was one of the better courses I have played.
Course navigation was easy if you followed the signs and looked for the carpeted pads. The only real challenge we had was finding the first tee from the lower parking lot (Fortunately, ran into a gentleman who pointed it out to us).
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Greg's work reveals a love of function and mystery combined in the graphic elements of architecture and landscape. He is inspired by repetitions of form in space. An unflinching modernism and cool detachment inflects all his images, in the bright whites of super-watt bulbs and in light-filled landscapes. Greg's often heroic portraits show sitters in context and in moments of reflection. He thrives on problem solving and developing creative ideas. His unassuming approach is based around simplicity, shape and structure.
Greg recently photographed the tight-knit generations of Thames watermen, capturing an archaic and little-known way of life before it passes into history, working alongside the director of a forthcoming documentary and exhibition. Other powerful portraits include Nike's up-and-coming footballers Neymar, Piqué and Sneijder; and an elegiac series showing the changes in a Welsh village brought about by the closure of the local slate mine.
His first monograph, Svalbard, was published in 2010 and most recently Chernobyl was published in 2013 in which his images of the devastated area combine with portraits and landscapes of the New Safe Confinement: a huge engineering project to make safe the Chernobyl Nuclear power plant.
Born in East Yorkshire in 1978, Greg studied at Nottingham Trent and Blackpool, graduating in 2002. Greg now lives in London with his partner and baby daughter.
Notable awards include the prestigious title of AOP Photographer of the Year (2008) and ADC Young Gun in New York (2009).
Greg's work has appeared in GQ, Wallpaper*, Wired, The Times, Eureka, Next Level, Creative Review, MARK, V-Man, LIV, Car, Four Seasons, Rocks, Dazed, Ferrari Mag, Lexus Mag, Popular Science, Process Journal, BJP, Mosaic, Baku and Viewpoint.
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"In the Svalbard archipelago, over 600 miles north of Norway, the sun doesn't set between April and August. From October until February, on the other hand, it doesn't appear at all. As one of the closest landmasses to the North Pole, it may seem an inhospitable climate for all but the most resilient of miners or fishermen. Near the northerly town of Longyearbyen on the island of Spitsbergen, however, the agricultural equivalent of Noah's Ark is nestled in the side of a snow covered mountain...."
The book is cleverly divided into two distinct sections: the first studies the landscape and inhabitants of this Arctic outpost, the second then explores the impressive Svalbard Global Seed Vault and more. The binding reflects the rough nature of the environment and inside uses a considered mix of semi-gloss and matt paper stocks, all brilliantly designed by Tom Munckton.
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Finding value in seemingly valueless materials, the makers of these innovative bags pride themselves on low-energy recycling solutions for the countless drink packets discarded everywhere around Ghana. Due to its ubiquitous presence and indiscriminate disposal in the streets of Ghana, the plastic sachet is recognized regionally as a potent symbol of the solid waste problems faced by the nation. The millions of discarded plastic sachets that are collected by the Trashy Bags group are triple-washed, disinfected, then dried before being turned into durable and eye-catching bags.
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Scottish Ninjas At This Years ITV Festival
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Scottish Ninjas At This Years ITV Festival
We are pleased to announce that the Scottish Ninjas pilot episode, "A Very Scottish Pilot", is among the official selections for the 2010 Independent Television Festival (http://www.itvfest.org) in LA!
ITVFest, is the premier festival in the world for independently produced television pilots and webseries. It is the festival where up and coming talent in television and new media can show their wares directly to a live audience and meet with industry professionals.
The festival takes place from July 30th – August 5th at LA's Laemmle Sunset 5 theatre. Our cartoon will be screened on Aug 3rd along with a block of 3 other animated pilots starting at 6:30pm. If you happen to live in the LA area and would like to join us at our LA screening, you can get passes here: http://tinyurl.com/sntickets. These passes let you see all 4 animated pilots, not just ours...which adds up to approx 2 hours of entertaining toons.
We hope to see some Animation Nation members at the screening! Please stop by and say hi. We'll be the ones in the kilts and Scottish Ninjas t-shirts.
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Reminder to all. Our LA premiere screening via ITVFest is happening tomorrow, Aug 3rd at 6:30pm. It'll be screening at the Laemmle theatre at 8000 Sunset Blvd. Please come out and support the cartoon if you're in the LA area. There is some interest from various studios and networks and the more people who come to support the show, the better we look to the big cheeses. And with a little luck, it'll sell out. You can get tickets at the box office of the theater. We will be screening with 3 other cartoons. Stop by and say hi...we'll be the guys in the kilts.
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Left a notice about this in General Discussion a few days ago.
I have a group of new students enrolling into the program at my school this evening and won't be able to make it. None the less, wishing you and everyone on the Scottish Ninja team all the best and much success tonight.
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JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (Oct. 14, 2010) - With the conference season winding down, the ETSU women's soccer team is set to head to Mercer and Kennesaw State this weekend as the Bucs look to secure a spot in the Atlantic Sun tournament.
The Bucs face Mercer Friday at 7 p.m. in Macon, Ga. before closing out the weekend on Sunday at 1 p.m. against the Owls.
ETSU (7-6-1, 3-4-0 A-Sun) split a pair of A-Sun contest last weekend defeating Stetson 2-1 after dropping a hard fought 1-0 decision to Florida Gulf Coast. Junior Megan Masch (Virginia Beach, Va.) came up with a great save in the final minute of the contest on a Hatter penalty kick to preserve the win.
The Bucs are 1-3-1 all-time against the Bears with the only win coming in 2005, while ETSU is 2-4-0 all-time against KSU after upsetting the Owls at home a year ago.
Mercer (7-4-1, 4-0-1 A-Sun) comes into the contest having gone 2-3 in its last five games. The Bears defeated Campbell last weekend 2-1, but dropped matches against FGCU and Stetson the previous weekend. Kacie Hudson leads the way for Mercer as she is tied for seventh in the A-Sun in goals with five.
Kennesaw State (6-7-0, 3-2-0 A-Sun) has also gone 2-3 in its last five contests. The Owls had similar results to Mercer defeating Campbell 2-0 after losses to FGCU and Stetson. KSU is led by Alyssa Mahan as she currently ranks fourth in the conference in assists (6) and sixth in points (14).
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The Charles County Sheriff's Office is looking for a driver who reportedly left the scene of a crash involving a man in a wheelchair late Aug. 17.
At 11:01 p.m. Saturday, officers responded to the intersection of St. Charles Parkway and St. Thomas Drive in Waldorf for the report of a crash. Police said in a press release that a 35-year-old Waldorf man in a wheelchair was attempting to cross the parkway when a vehicle struck him and left the scene. Witnesses called 911.
The man was flown to Prince George's Hospital Center with injuries that were initially believed to be life-threatening. According to the release, he is in stable condition.
According to the release, witnesses described the vehicle as white, and evidence collected at the scene suggests it may be a Ford, possibly a Ford truck. Its right headlight was not working after the crash.
Anyone with information about the driver or the vehicle should contact the sheriff's office's traffic operations unit at 301-932-2222 or Charles County Crime Solvers at 1-866-411-TIPS. Crime Solvers is offering a reward of up to $1,000 for any tip that leads to an arrest or indictment.


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Originally published on Thu July 4, 2013 12:43 pm
The Fourth of July show will go on as usual tonight in Boston. For the 40th year in a row, the Boston Pops will perform along the banks of the Charles River as fireworks burst overhead.
But the scene and the mood will be different, with heavy security measures in the wake of the recent Boston Marathon bombings. It's in the back of many people's minds that the July 4 celebration was apparently the original target until, police say, the bombers decided to attack the race instead.
Half a million people are expected to turn out to celebrate the holiday, and authorities are taking no chances.
Boston native Jill Ammerman showed up to claim her usual spot along the Charles only to find it blocked off by barricades as a slew of police officers milled around.
"Last year, we were able to sit on the grass over there," she says. "This year, they're gonna keep us across the street."
T.C. Jones has traveled from Virginia to the Boston Esplanade concert for the past 20 years. He says he, too, was surprised by the heavy police presence — even on Wednesday.
"You saw state police, you saw feds, you saw the [National] Guard, you saw dive teams, park police — I mean, everybody and his brother," Jones says. "So I think it's terrible. It puts a little damper on things, but I can't say as I really have a better solution."
Police call it common sense. They say they've "exponentially" increased the number of on-site surveillance cameras, and they've put up barricades allowing only three checkpoints into the concert area. And they have set up a special text tip line specifically for the event.
Boston police Chief Ed Davis says there's no specific threat to the festivities, but security nonetheless must be tightened.
"We have a threat that manifested itself on April 15, and we're going to take that to heart," Davis says. "We don't want to be intrusive, but as the threat evolves, our response has to evolve."
That means people will need to adjust their picnic plans, big-time: No more big coolers on wheels will be allowed, no more backpacks, no more cans or big jugs of cocktails — only clear liquids in clear bottles, and food in clear bags.
Sue Zinger found out about the new rules the hard way when she showed up for Wednesday's pre-concert festivities with her cooler, drinks and big bags crammed with lunch and dinner.
"We're not gonna be able to get in," she says. "We have a number of items that don't meet the eligibility to get in. That's a new cooler we bought this morning — we switched everything and we threw the old cooler out, and even this cooler isn't acceptable."
Still, Zinger, like many others Wednesday, was more than willing to put up with the inconvenience. "It's the way of the world really," she says.
Many passers-by said they were comforted by the heavy police presence, though some found it a little unsettling.
"It makes you think back to the incidents over the marathon," says Boston College student Mirko Kruse. It's a sobering reminder, in the midst of the "glory of the fireworks," he says. "But I wouldn't call it a total buzz kill. It's still the Fourth of July, and you just have to celebrate it."
Indeed, many showing up yesterday for the celebration said it was even more important this year. "It's our holiday and our nation, and we're not going to let anyone scare us away," says 66-year-old Mary Ann Rollings. She and her friends 71-year-old Gloria Kelley and 64-year-old Linda Lee Stacy came to the esplanade decked out in their usual red, white and blue T-shirts, knee socks, wigs, hats and sunglasses looking for their regular spot.
It was jarring, they say, to see so many new restrictions on a holiday celebrating American freedom.
But Rollings says, "You know what? Freedom isn't free. And our soldiers are over there sacrificing their lives for us, so we can do a little bit of sacrifice ourselves by not bringing as much paraphernalia that we don't need."
Authorities say to expect this level of security to be the norm. The many new cameras installed on the esplanade are portable — and no one should be surprised to see them at other big events, such as football games this fall or the Boston Marathon next spring.
In Boston, this year has been anything but routine after the tragic bombing at the marathon and the chaotic manhunt that all but shut the city down. But tonight, the show will go on. For the 40th year, the Boston Pops will carry on their July 4th tradition performing along the Charles River, as fireworks burst overhead. There will be heavy security, and while the music and fireworks will be familiar - in a way, even reassuring - the scene and mood are different this year.
Here's NPR's Tovia Smith.
TOVIA SMITH, BYLINE: It's in the back of many people's minds that today's Fourth of July celebration was apparently the original target, before police say the Boston Bombers decided to attack the marathon instead.
SMITH: With a half-a-million people expected at today's festivities, authorities are taking no chances.
JILL AMMERMAN: Could we go sit over there in the shade, and just sit there?
UNIDENTIFIED MAN: You can't sit over there, ma'am. That's all closed off. It's all a secured area.
SMITH: Jill Ammerman from Boston showed up to find a slew police and barricades, keeping her from her usual spot along the river.
AMMERMAN: Last year, we were able to sit on the grass over there. This year, they're going to keep you across the street.
TC JONES: Major, major, major difference.
SMITH: TC Jones, who's come to the Boston Esplanade concert from Virginia for 20 years, was also surprised by the heavy police presence, even yesterday.
JONES: You saw state police. You saw feds. You saw the Guard. You saw a dive teams, park police - I mean, everybody and his brother. So I think terrible. You know, it puts a little damper on things. But I can't say as I really have a better solution.
SMITH: Police call it common sense. They've increased the number of surveillance cameras on site, quote, "exponentially." And they've put up barricades, allowing only three checkpoints in to the concert area.
Boston Police Chief Ed Davis says there is no specific threat to the celebration, but security must be tightened.
CHIEF ED DAVIS: We have a threat that manifested itself on April 15th, and we're going to take that to heart. And we don't want to be intrusive. But, I mean, as the threat evolves, our response has to evolve.
SMITH: That means adjusting picnic plans big time. No more big coolers on wheels, no more backpacks, no more cans, or big jugs of cocktails, only clear liquids in clear bottles and food in clear bags.
SUE ZINGER: We're not going to be able to get in.
SMITH: Sue Zinger showed up at the river for yesterday's pre-concert festivities with her usual: coolers, drinks and big bags full of lunch and dinner.
ZINGER: We have a number of items that don't meet the eligibility to get in.
SMITH: Could you ditch the cooler?
ZINGER: We did already. That's a new cooler we bought this morning.
ZINGER: We switched everything, and we threw the old cooler out. And then even this cooler isn't acceptable.
SMITH: If the extra security is inconvenient, it can also be both comforting and unsettling. Boston College student Mirko Kruse finds it a sobering reminder in the midst of all the festivities.
MIRKO KRUSE: You have glory of the fireworks, and then you have police. You have all this security. And it makes you think back to incidents of the marathon, but I wouldn't call it a total buzz-kill. It's still the Fourth of July, and you just have to celebrate it.
MARY ANN ROLLINGS: Come on it. Yeah.
GLORIA KELLEY: Fun, fun, fun in Boston.
LINDA LEE STACEY: Happy Birthday, America.
SMITH: Indeed, Mary Ann Rollings, Gloria Kelley and Linda Lee Stacey - all in their 60s and 70s - came to the Esplanade decked out in their usual red, white and blue T-shirts, knee socks, wigs, hats and glasses, looking for their regular spot.
ROLLINGS: One of those trees is mine.
ROLLINGS: Got my name on it, seriously.
ROLLINGS: I come back at 6:30 in the morning to do that spot.
SMITH: Anything for their beloved Boston Pops and its beloved conductor.
ROLLINGS: Ooh, yeah. Yes, he is.
KELLEY: Keith Lockhart, oh my.
STACEY: Nice.
KELLEY: That's her boyfriend.
STACEY: Nice.
ROLLINGS: He's my boyfriend.
ROLLINGS: Amen to that.
SMITH: It is sad, they say, to see so many new restrictions on the national holiday celebrating American freedom. But, says Rollings...
ROLLINGS: You know what? Freedom isn't free.
KELLEY: That's right.
ROLLINGS: And our soldiers are over there sacrificing their lives for us. So we can do a little sacrificing ourselves by not bringing as much paraphernalia that we don't need.
SMITH: Authorities say expect this to be the norm. The many new cameras installed on the Esplanade are portable, and no one should be surprised to see them at the next big event: a football game this fall or the Boston Marathon next spring.
Tovia Smith, NPR News, Boston.
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Question: Six months ago we applied for VA benefits for my mother. My dad was a Vietnam veteran, and she has been approved, but the benfits are being withheld due to her incompetence to handle her funds. So now we are in a bind to continue her care, and what are we supposed to do? I am 31 and I don't have the means to pay for it. Are there any other options for financial help? She has absolutely no assets, nothing. Everything they had saved was used when my dad's illness prevented him from being able to work, and she was laid off from her teaching job due to her incapacity to perform her duties there. So the main question is: How do the younger "victims" of this horrible disease, pay for care costs?
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The majority of schools across Britain require that you wear a tie as part of your uniform. It is the governments idea that if everyone in school dressed the same looking like robots, then bulling wouldn't occur because poorer children won't be picked on for looking different. This is of course a load of rubbish, so why not make a statement and customize your uniform.
Skinny ties are very popular at the moment and are fairly easy to make providing you have some idea of how to sew or stitch.
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There's a really good explanation about it. You can be frisked for an officer's safety if you've been detained, and searched if they have enough evidence to arrest you. If it turns out they searched you without probable cause, anything they find during that illegal search can't be used against you in court. It's pretty neat, really.
The point I was trying to get across, though, is that the police can't just stop whoever they want and search them.
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olive oil
1 medium
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1 medium
green bell pepper, chopped
5 stalks
celery, chopped
2 cups
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OMG! I added a generous sprinkle of cajun seasoning, a squirt of hot sauce and some smoked sausage, and it was absolutely delicious. Served it with cornbread, which absolutely put it over the top.
As is, this recipe is very bland and that's even after we added a ham hock during the cooking. However, once we added Tabasco, Worcestershire sauce, and salt it was pretty good. Definitely needs additional spices.
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I make this alot in the winter for my family. Only difference from the original recipe is that I use dry black eyed peas, that is soaked overnight, and add either a spicy Italian or bulk sausage, or some cubed ham, and a splash of liquid smoke. Fix up a castiron skillet of homemade cornbread and you got a meal! This will be a part of our New Year's Day dinner.
This gumbo is excellent. The flavor is perfect without all the spices other reviewers felt they needed to add. I did use two cans of rotel tomatoes (instead of one rotel, one regular diced tomatoes) and omitted the celery (not a fan). I added carrots for color. I also cooked it at very low heat for much longer than recipe indicated, which may have accounted for the rich flavor. This was a big hit....served with corn bread as suggested. Yum.
This is a great wintertime dish. I prepared this dish for a family function that I was hosting. It was delicious. Everyone loved it. I added 3 cans of black-eyed peas instead of 4. I also added creole seasoning, salt and pepper, beef smoked sausages (cut into bite sized pieces) and a cup of cooked pasta to the recipe. I forgot to add the green peppers but it didn't matter because it was great without it. My husband advised me that this is a "keeper." Thanks for sharing this wonderful recipe. We will enjoy it from now on.
Wow! This was good. And healthy, which is always nice. I only added the can of tomatoes with jalapenos, not the plain can of tomatos. Instead, I added a box of frozen okra. I also added a tablespoon of creole seasoning mix (from this website) and some salt. Also about 2 cups of extra water. Mmm, mmm, good! I served it with Texas Spoonbread (yet another recipe from this site). We will definitely be having this again.
I am always looking for healthy recipes that my 3 and 5 year olds, my husband, and I will like, and this was a hit for all! I did add turkey kielbasa a the end, and next time, I will not cook the onion, celery, and peppers with the rice (they got too mushy). Thank you!
This recipe is definitely easy and delicious. We like it a little less spicy, so I used more regular diced tomatoes in place of the tomatoes with chilies, and added chili powder to spice it up to where we wanted it. We loved the rice in it, and it was great with cornbread.
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Another HR for Cano. This one got out the stadium in about 0.3 seconds.
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From massed choruses to moog synthesizers, Bach has been constantly reinterpreted, reorchestrated, reconstructed and reimagined according to the musical attitudes of the time. Hear distinguished artists discuss their own approaches and how the 21st century is interpreting Bach. Includes a light brunch.
Alan Gilbert began his tenure as the New York Philharmonic Music Director in September 2009. As part of Bach Variations, he is leading the Philharmonic and guest vocalists in Bach's Mass in B minor. Other highlights of his 2012/13 Philharmonic season include a spring tour of Europe, several world premieres, performances and recordings of Carl Nielsen's three concertos and a four-week season finale entitled "Gilbert's Playlist."
Conductor laureate of the Royal Stockholm Philharmonic Orchestra and principal guest conductor of Hamburg's NDR Symphony Orchestra, Mr. Gilbert regularly conducts leading orchestras nationally and internationally, such as the Boston Symphony, Amsterdam's Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra and the Berlin Philharmonic. Mr. Gilbert made his Metropolitan Opera debut in November 2008 leading John Adams' Doctor Atomic; the DVD release of the production for Sony Classical won the 2012 Grammy® Award for Best Opera Recording
In September 2011, Mr. Gilbert became director of conducting and orchestral studies at The Juilliard School, where he is also the first holder of Julliard's William Schuman chair in musical studies. He studied at Harvard University, The Curtis Institute of Music and The Juilliard School, and he served as the assistant conductor of the Cleveland Orchestra. His website is alangilbert.com.
Since the 1994/95 season when she won the Tchaikovsky Competition in Moscow, the Concert Artists Guild Competition, and an Avery Fisher Career Grant, violinist Jennifer Koh has appeared with the world's leading orchestras. Highlights of her 2011/12 season included performances with the Los Angeles Philharmonic, Philadelphia Orchestra, and the St. Louis, Seattle and Toronto symphonies. Last October, she performed Bach's complete Sonatas and Partitas for solo violin in a single concert at a presentation by Columbia University's Miller Theatre. She also performed the solo violin role of Einstein in a new production of Einstein on the Beach, playing in Ann Arbor and Toronto.
Ms. Koh is currently in the midst of her "Bach and Beyond" recital series: three solo violin recitals that present connections between Bach's six Sonatas and Partitas and the present time through the performance and commissioning of new works. The first "Bach and Beyond" recital included a video work by Tal Rosner set to Esa-Pekka Salonen's Lachen verlernt. The second recital, which Ms. Koh is performing at 92Y on March 2, includes a new work by Phil Kline. Ms. Koh's website is jenniferkoh.com.
Since founding Bach Collegium Japan in 1990, Masaaki Suzuki has established himself as a leading authority on the works of Bach. In addition to working with renowned period ensembles, such as Collegium Vocale Gent and Philharmonia Baroque, Mr. Suzuki is invited to conduct modern instrument orchestras in repertoire as diverse as Britten, Haydn, Mahler, Mendelssohn, Mozart and Stravinsky. Last season, he led performances of Mozart's Mass in C minor with the Berlin and Melbourne symphonies, and he appeared with the Rotterdam Philharmonic and St. Paul Chamber Orchestra.
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(ST. JOSEPH) Missouri Western has had its share of defensive standouts, but for those who didn't get to see safety Pierre Thomas play, head coach Jerry Partridge could sum up what he meant to the Griffons."I don't know if we've ever had as big of a defensive player, ever, that's played for us," he said.
A turn-of-the-millennium talent, Thomas was the measuring stick for MIAA defenders during his career from 2000-2003. He racked up MWSU career marks in interceptions, a Division II record for interception return yards, and others.
This weekend, he claimed his spot among the Griffon elite as a member of the 2013 Missouri Western Hall of Fame Class."This is home for me," he said. "This is where it all started. I came in as a freshman, I played great, and it all just went on from there."
Despite the consistency over his career, capped by a stellar senior campaign in which he picked off a record 14 passes and became the program's first consensus All-American, he exited the college game without an MIAA Defensive Player of the Year honor.
Both he and Partridge said that may have had something to do with his brash demeanor on the field."He did not make a whole lot of friends with other teams in how he acted at times during games," Partridge said. "He was a little bit flamboyant and I think it rubbed coaches wrong."
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Great.. Columbo sucks so bad though.. LOL, I know what I'm gonna do with my first round pick.
Right now I'm 3-0 online only using the Phins.. Reggie Bush is HUGE in this game.. You have to send him to the flats or slants every play because he creates epic mismatches, and usually they focus so much on Reggie Bush and Brandon Marshall, Davone Bess EATS up the slot.
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Conceptual art is art in which the concept(s) or idea(s) involved in the work take precedence over traditional aesthetic and material concerns. Many of the works of the artist Sol LeWitt may be constructed by anyone simply by following a set of written instructions. This method was fundamental to LeWitt's definition of Conceptual art, one of the first to appear in print:
" In conceptual art the idea or concept is the most important aspect of the work. When an artist uses a conceptual form of art, it means that all of the planning and decisions are made beforehand and the execution is a perfunctory affair. The idea becomes a machine that makes the art. – Sol LeWitt, "Paragraphs on Conceptual Art", Artforum, June 1967. â€
For the layman, this quotation highlights a key difference between a conceptualist installation and a traditional work of art - that the conceptualist's work may require little or no physical craftsmanship in its execution, whereas traditional art is distinguished by requiring physical skill and the making of aesthetic choices. As Tony Godfrey has put it, after Joseph Kosuth's definition of art, conceptual art is an art which questions the very nature of what is understood as art.
The inception of the term in the 1960s referred to a strict and focused practice of idea-based art that often defied traditional visual criteria associated with the visual arts in its presentation as text. However, through its association with the Young British Artists and the Turner Prize during the 1990s, its popular usage, particularly in the UK, developed as a synonym for all contemporary art that does not practise the traditional skills of painting and sculpture. To clarify this popular confusion, it might be said that one of the reasons why the term conceptual art has come to be associated with various contemporary practices far removed from the aims and formal properties it was originally intended to define might be understood as a problem in defining the term itself. As the artist Mel Bochner suggested as early as 1970, in explaining why he does not like the epithet "conceptual", it is not always entirely clear what "concept" ultimately refers to, and it runs the risk of being confused with "intention." Thus, in describing or defining a work of art as conceptual it is important not to confuse what is referred to as "conceptual" with an artist's "intention."
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