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Liverpool beat Manchester United 2-1 in the fourth round of English soccer's F.A. Cup, as Chelsea advanced and Newcastle was upset.
Dirk Kuyt's goal in the 88th minute gave Liverpool the home win at Anfield. The Reds eliminated a Manchester team from a cup competition for the second time in four days after their Carling Cup semifinal victory over Manchester City.
"They controlled large parts of the game, but the most important thing was the result and we got there in the end," Liverpool captain Steven Gerrard told broadcaster ITV.
Juan Mata scored with a disputed penalty kick in the second half to lift Chelsea to a 1-0 win at QPR. There were two upsets on the day as Newcastle lost 1-0 to Brighton of the second-tier Championship and Crawley Town, from fourth-tier League Two, beat Hull 1-0.
Tensions ran high leading up to matches at Liverpool and QPR, which were the first meetings of the respective teams since racial issues in games between them earlier in October.
Liverpool's Luis Suarez sat out as he serves an eight-game ban for racially abusing United defender Patrice Evra, who was booed by Liverpool fans.
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Swindon, the other League Two team left in the competition, lost 2-0 at Leicester. Stoke defeated Derby 2-0, Birmingham won 4-0 at Sheffield United and Stevenage beat Notts County 1-0.
Blackpool and Millwall earned replays by scoring late for 1-1 ties. Kevin Phillips's injury-time penalty gave Blackpool the draw with Sheffield Wednesday, and Darius Henderson scored with four minutes left as Millwall tied with Southampton.
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"I do admit that I am surprised that the series has such a high profile still but, make no mistake, I'm very happy to be a part of it. I can't speak for Frank [Miller], but neither I nor anyone else in the DC office realized the impact of the books at that time. It would have been crazy to predict way back then. It's not unheard of to have a particular project garner a lot of attention in the moment, but it is unusual for a project to cast such a long shadow, to hold up so many years later. Dark Knight Returns was a hurricane. It was a force of nature that swept everyone up in its path, and I learned a lot from that experience. I'd love to work with Frank at least once more, whether it's for the 30th anniversary or something else, so this is my way of starting to put the offer out there. Let's go, Frank — it would be great fun!"
– inker Klaus Janson, reflecting on the legacy of Batman: The Dark Knight Returns, which marks its 30th anniversary in 2016
I didn't realize at the time how much Janson contributed to the look of the work, but DK2 sure drove that home.
I have never enjoyed it enough to have my own copy. In hindsight, it does not hold up nearly as well as Watchmen, or even the Miller/Mazzucchelli Batman: Year One
It's way over rated.
The most important comic ever, for me. It's by no means perfect, and the art sure takes a nose dive in issue three, never quite recovering its earlier standard, but for sheer creative drive, narrative scope and plain , simple energy, it's still the best. I still see comics and movies that borrow heavily from DKR, it really showed the potential that comics have for going beyond the boundaries of any formula or restriction.
DKR was the first "graphic novel" I read. A friend lent it to me in 7th grade during a boring assembly. A lot of memorable moments, my favorite being Superman trying to stop the nuclear missile. It stuck with me even years later. It definitely played a part in me seriously collecting comics
It cannot be overrated. Greatest comic book of all time.
Great comic book series. That was Miller at his best.
Over-rated? Get over yourselves. The artwork alone makes it one of the best superhero comics of all time. I'd love to see Miller and Janson work together again, but I'm guessing it'll never happen.
Certainly not MY "greatest comic book of all time", jeff-14, but I'm glad you enjoy it. Miller's stuff is not my cup of tea at all – Sin City, 300, this – Year One is good, but it too is somewhat overrated. Watchmen, Miracleman, All-Star Superman, Birthright, Maus, Zot, these are all far superior in my opinion. And, conversely, I quite enjoyed DK2. I thought the art was, mostly, pretty good.
I understand not liking the story, for whatever reason(s). But to go to the trouble of making a comment just to show everyone how you don't like or think "it's overrated"? What is wrong with your lives to be in such a need to show us just how edgy you are? And who asked for your approval in the first place? Especially in this, a post with a positive feel. Why ruin that? If you don't like it move on to another post, like, you know, mature people do. Goodness with some people and their childish behaviours… I am tired of dreading to read the comments' section of posts just in case there is another "expert" showering people with his "wisdom"and ruining the spirit of good will created by the post. This is just sad.
On the actual post, and past the grown-up spoilt babies, while not my favourite work of Miller on Batman, Dark Knight Returns is still a great piece of comic-book artistry. I am not sure what Miller has on his mind these days, but I certainly do hope he accepts the invitation and comes back to work with Klaus Janson once again. On this character or something else. My geeky side says this
I thought Dark Knight Returns was crap — never did find Batman in those pages, just some old psycho violent dude wearing a Batman-type costume.
Year One was great! Year One was awesome!
Anyone who can glibly make a statement like (TDKR) was "way over rated", without making any observations as to why they consider TDKR as such, probably wasn't even alive when the DC mini-series was published.
Is it the greatest comics story that ever came along? Probably not, but it was still damn good! And I was there when it all came out, so I remember what the monthlies were like before and after. Big difference.
The greatest sin (for me) of TDKR is how handles the relationship of Batman and Superman. The artwork is great, of course, but Year One is clearly my favorite.
I agree with Drithien. At some point, in trying to prove how smart you are by criticizing something with universal acclaim, you reveal you're the idiot. Tastes vary, and some things may not be for everyone, but with achievements like TDKR, Watchman, Breaking Bad, Calvin and Hobbs, The Wire The Godfather… if you're the one that doesn't like it, you're not the smartest one in the room. These works should be recognized for merit, even if you personally don't like it.
Further. History has judged this book. All you need to do is look at Batman before 1986 and after to witness what impact it had. Books that are still talked about as relevant 30 years after their release are the very opposite of overrated. Things that are overrated reveal themselves to be so and dwindle off.
While not my favourite comic series or even my favourite work from Frank Miller, I did really enjoy this book. Considering some of the rather iconic pages and panels found here, I am glad to see Klaus Janson look back at it not with shame, but with a certain pride. A rather nice reaction from a superb creator.
Overrated = the internet's favourite word.
I believe, even way back then, to show his displeasure with DC and Dark Knight Returns, Jake Earlwine read the entire 4 issue run at his LCS and placed it back on the shelf with no intention of ever paying for it. I'm pretty sureI purchased a copy with his sweaty fingerprints on it.
Can anyone explain why it's not acceptable for someone to think this is an overrated comic? Other than 'I don't have the same opinion'? Furthermore, to express how stupid they all are for thinking so, could you do it without being condescending? I own all of them, and yes, they are horrible. Why? Frank Miller ruined the dynamic of Batman. You don't need to make him the complete ass he is in these to make him grittier. It 'tries' on itself. To use the excuse that 'it lasted this long for a reason' isn't proof that it's great, it's proof that people want it to be significant to show that they are apart of a game changer. I'm not at all saying it wasn't and hasn't had a game changing tone, it certainly has, but this doesn't mandate it to being great. I'm not saying your opinions are wrong, I'm sticking up for the opinions that are different from yours. And please, I could care less about being 'edgy' or 'hip', I'm a comic book nerd… Those two words generally don't cast me in their wakes.
It's perfectly acceptable to think it's overrated–but to just blunder into this thread to pronounce it overrated without giving reasons does seem a bit douchy and immature.
Different strokes for different folks, y'all. I personally like the story and recognize its impact, but writing a dissertation on those calling it "overrated" is just as lame as the people trolling the comments section. "Unless they gonna pay your bills, pay them bitches no mind."
With DKR Frank Miller cemented his own somewhat checkered legacy with a fresh take on Batman, one that still seems edgy and visceral nearly 30 years after it was released. Despite how you feel about it this book, it changed the dynamic of the medium and elevated it to a high form of art. Sure, Miller took some pop shots at the grown-ups still wearing Batman underwear, but unlike Alan Moore (who was obsessed with having the final word on all superhero stories) there was ultimately a sense of reverence and love for Batman throughout the book. Batman is a chameleon, and this was the first time he laid bare for his flaws so publicly, which makes us love him even more.
The graphic novel genre is better for DKR having existed, and popular culture on the whole as well.
You know, at the time I was as sick of having to hear "nanananana" every time I tried to talk about Batman as the next comic reading person but DKR is one of the worst things to ever happen to this genre and to Superman and Batman. Not even so much because it exists but because the industry and the fandom took DKR and Watchmen as the holy style-guides for "serious" comics, selling out the genre's soul in the process.
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I've seen this recipe before and always wondered about the oj. I think I could taste just hint of it because I knew it was there. I made these last night and was in a hurry so I just made a log and sliced the cookies after they were in the fridge a couple of hours. I also just used colored sugar to decorate them before they went in the oven. I'm taking half to a family tonight that needs a meal and our half are already gone. I made these for PAC Fall 2009 and I will be making them again. Thank you!
This is just the cookie that I have been looking for: a butter cookie that stays soft and is sooo buttery, but not overly sweet! I made a couple of batches-I rolled some out per the directions and cut out cookies. The dough also works ine as a drop cookie after a short refrigeration time. Thanks for another delicious recipe, JeanieK! I made these for Spring PAC 2009.


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The Richards sisters' family feud has cooled since the death of Kim Richards' ex-husband, Monty Brinson, radio detection and rangingOnline.com has learned. Not only has Kim been letting her older sister, Kathy Hilton, plan Brinson's funeral; but also, sources said sister Kyle Richards is planning on attending the service this weekend.
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Happy New Year
LOL FU's out the window
There's nothing more hilarious than Tobi wearing a Christmas hat.
A Yamato SIEMPRE lo ponen a sufrir
haha Yamato
this would make a great season's greetungs card
Very funny!!!^^
amazing job I love it
Love it!!!
I've seen this somewhere before. >__>
so nice!!
nice good job
Happy New Year
Happy New Year
love naruto and hinata <3 and good work
That is awesome! Happy New year!
Cute! ^^ Happy New Years to you too!!!
Sasuke were never there...
I see a very striking resembalance to some Fullmetal Alchemist christmas pictures....
Still, well done, it looks awesome!
Still, well done, it looks awesome!
I...I feel scared... Tobi holding a mini Santa Claus.. Christmas has a new, scary meaning now.................
Cool, but..too bad Deidara isn't there (*but stupid butthole Tobi is there*)...LOL
I it!
I see Fuu! OMK awesome!
Funnnn...Happy new Year
Why Naruto's mum in the background? Nice job awesomeness
whoo this is amazing!! believe it! (ahahaha.. XD)
wow awesome! Happy New Year!
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aww!! that teddy bear is so CUTE!!!
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nice work and happy new year^^
Так здорово!
С наступающим ^^
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wow! this is so awesome!! happy new year^^ .... aww .. poor Yamato ..
Amazing work! All of them looks great!
Haha sukara looks chubby >:]
Really Amazing ^^
owww!!! I am charmed with that pretty and happy new year
Awesome Happy New Year
нихя се уу не ожидал супеер!!!!!!!!!
yay! Fu in the back ground! Are you a Fu fan too?
Oh and happy new year
So awesome, i have to wander what Kushina is telling Sakura to make her so interested. Also, lee must be drunk if hes going up against Choji for food. Awesome art work though, totally spectacular.
<333333 this is adorable. ^^


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Robert Griffin III's mere presence helped the Wizards beat the Heat. This can't hurt.
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Uni girls move into a share for lead in PCL
University High's girls basketball team won its second close game of the week Friday night in a Pacific Coast League game at Irvine.
After edging Northwood on Tuesday, University held on to beat Irvine, 39-38.
Emily Reiland made a free throw with four seconds left to lift the Trojans.
The Trojans were 17 of 22 from the free throw line in the contest.
University held a 35-29 lead after three quarters, but scored just four points in the fourth quarter.
Irvine, which out-scored University, 9-4, in the final period, made a late push, but came up just short.
It was a two-player show for the most part for University with Emily Reiland and Dana Bossenmeyer accounting for 31 of the team's 39 points. Four players total scored for Uni.
Reiland finished with 17 points, seven rebounds and five steals, while Bossenmeyer had 14 points and eight rebounds.
Eight players scored for Irvine, led by Shannon Lambeth with 12 points and Devon Hidalgo with six points.
University improved its record to 12-10 overall and 4-1 in league, while Irvine fell to 9-12 overall and 1-4 in league play.
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Test results confirmed beef from animals on 21 cattle farms in the Republic of Ireland was contaminated.
The tests were carried out after a number of pork products from farms in Ireland and Northern Ireland were found to have contained a dioxin contamination at 80-200 times the legally permitted level.
Shoppers were warned not to eat any pork, bacon, sausages or salami from the Irish Republic or Northern Ireland after tests found that pig-feed supplied by Millstream Power Recycling Limited, in Co Carlow had been contaminated with the chemicals.
The Irish Agriculture Department has announced all cattle at 21 farms that received contaminated feed will be destroyed. Food safety officials say no other measures are needed because consumers' exposure to tainted beef was too low to pose a health risk.
But the Food Standards Agency has said some of the beef may already be in the UK food chain, although they said there is no recall of the beef as they believe there is no risk to the public for eating the meat.
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BOSTON — Golden State center Festus Ezeli was feeling a bit philosophical, so he turned to a presidential quotation — originally from Harry Truman, but co-opted by late UCLA coach John Wooden and subsequently by Warriors general manager Bob Myers. "It goes like this," Ezeli said. "'It is amazing what you can accomplish if you do not care who gets the credit.' That is perfectly applicable to this team, because everyone is genuinely happy for each other when we succeed or when someone is down, everybody picks him up."
Hard as it may be to believe, there are some overlooked storylines when it comes to the 23-0 Warriors, who attracted a rarely-seen-in-December throng of more than 50 local and national media for their Thursday morning practice here at Emerson College in Boston. But one of those story lines stretches beyond the play of star Stephen Curry and his top two honchos, Draymond Green and Klay Thompson. It's in the deeper part of the rotation, the kind of guys who fill in the small cracks. Those guys are the difference between a great but mortal team with a few scattered losses, and the already legendary juggernaut the Warriors have become.
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"Coming into this year, we all had to accept the challenge of getting better because the league got better as a whole, both in personnel and individually," Ezeli said. "That's how we had to look at it. Coming into this year, I knew I was going to have a bigger opportunity and a bigger role to play, and I worked very hard this summer to be able to play that role to the best of my ability. I would say everyone here did that."
That might explain why there are eight players on this Warriors team who carry Player Efficiency Ratings better than the league average of 15. That includes the five starters, plus Ezeli and sixth man Andre Iguodala. The eighth guy on the list, Ian Clark, has played in 19 games this year. In fact, there are eight players who are either on pace to set career highs in PER or to finish with second-highest PER of their careers.
You'll find Curry, Green and Thompson among that group. But you'll also find a much less-heralded trio: Clark, Ezeli and Brandon Rush.
Rush has been an especially pleasant surprise. After suffering a knee injury three years ago, the former Kansas star was barely heard from, playing 73 games over the past three seasons for the Jazz and Warriors. He played only seven minutes for Golden State during last year's championship run and has said he didn't necessarily feel part of that team.
"When an athlete loses their confidence, it can be tough," Warriors interim coach Luke Walton explained. "He didn't have it."
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But Rush vowed to get it back this year, and the ankle injury suffered by Harrison Barnes has let him show he can be a credible part of this year's Warriors run. He's started seven games this year, and has averaged 7.7 points in those games while shooting 57.6 percent from the field and 60.9 percent from the 3-point line.
Clark might very well not be with the Warriors when the playoffs come — his contract won't become fully guaranteed until January. But as a third-year journeyman, Clark could be carving a role for himself, especially if he continues to make 47.8 percent of his 3-pointers.
Ezeli, though, has been critical for the Warriors, giving the team a more athletic option than starting center Andrew Bogut when the team calls off its vaunted small-ball lineup and decides to go big. He has been a starter 11 times this season, but has put forth nearly the same production whether he is in the first five (8.3 points, 6.3 rebounds, 55.6 percent shooting) or coming off the bench (8.7 points, 6.5 rebounds, 57.7 percent shooting).
"I have been doing that since my rookie year, I am used to it — starting, off the bench, whatever role my team needs me to play," Ezeli said. "We don't play for ourselves. We play for each other here."
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Ezeli said that the team's depth has been one of the keys to this early run. Rotations tighten later in the season, but in these early days, there are low-rotation minutes open. Even if the starters come out cold, there is enough on the Golden State bench to bolster them, and over the course of 48 minutes, the Warriors are well-positioned to rest stars. The Warriors have only two players, Curry and Green, who are playing more than 34 minutes per game. Curry is 27th in the league in minutes (34.4) and Green is 33rd (34.0).
"We think we can wear out other teams," Ezeli said. "We have a lot of players who can step in and play our system. The way we share the ball and what it does for our team, offensively and defensively, it's very strange, but it is true. Begin able to pass the ball, to move the ball, it helps make our defense better. When we make teams work when we are on the offensive end, it adds to the wear and tear of the other team. And because we are deep, over the course of the game, we feel like we will benefit from that."
The Warriors have already won games in some pretty epic ways. They've had monster blowout wins, they've had nail-biting comebacks, they've had playoff-type atmospheres. But they haven't yet had a loss, and for that, the entire roster, bench and all, deserves credit.
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Laura here today sharing a tip with you! As I was finishing up my very last DT project, using the September / October 2015 kit, I decided to make a card with some of the leftover patterned paper, it is just too nice not to use up! However, it occurred to me that I only had a partial sheet of cardstock left from the kit, and I wanted to save a chunk to use as a photo mat for another project, so I got a little creative with my card base. I thought you may be interested in this technique too.
These are the papers I will be using.
I started by cutting a piece of cardstock to measure 4.25 x 5.5 inches, this will be the back of my card. Next I cut a piece of patterned paper to measure 5.25 x 5.5 inches, this will be the front of my card.
Score along the longest width of the patterned paper, at about one inch down from the top. This creates a flap that with fold around the back of the base.
Now attached the two pieces together by applying adhesive along the flap.
Voila, you now have a fun card base to work with!
This is my finished card.
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The Bannatyne Club, named in honour of George Bannatyne and his famous anthology of Scots literature the Bannatyne Manuscript, was a text publication society founded by Sir Walter Scott to print rare works of Scottish interest, whether in history, poetry, or general literature. It printed 116 volumes in all. It was dissolved in 1861.
Founder members of February 7, 1823[edit]
- Sir Walter Scott
- Thomas Thomson
- Thomas Kinnear
- David Laing
- William Adam of Blair Adam
- Sir William Arbuthnot, 1st Baronet
- James Ballantyne
- William Bannatyne, Lord Bannatyne
- Robert Bell
- John Clerk, Lord Eldin
- Henry Cockburn, Lord Cockburn
- Archibald Constable
- David Constable
- Robert Dundas of Arniston
- Robert Graham of Balgowan
- Henry Jardine of Harwood
- Rev. John Lee
- James Maidment
- Gilbert Laing Meason
- John Murray, Lord Murray
- Robert Pitcairn
- Sir Samuel Shepherd
- James Skene of Rubislaw
- George Smythe
- Patrick Fraser Tytler (1823)
Further Members admitted November 25, 1823[edit]
- Gilbert Elliot-Murray-Kynynmound, 2nd Earl of Minto
- George Chalmers
- William Blair of Avonton
- James T. Gibson-Craig
- Andrew Skene
- Thomas Maitland, Lord Dundrennan
Later members[edit]
- George Hamilton-Gordon, 4th Earl of Aberdeen (1827)
- Alexander Hamilton, 10th Duke of Hamilton (1828)
- Earl of Ashburnham
- John Russell, 6th Duke of Bedford
- Henry Vassall-Fox, 3rd Baron Holland
- Cosmo Innes
- Robert Pitcairn
- Memoirs touching the Revolution in Scotland, originally published 1714, Colin Lindsay, 3rd Earl of Balcarres. (1841)
- The Bannatyne Miscellany; Containing Original Papers and Tracts Chiefly Relating to the History and Literature of Scotland [Published in Edinburgh], (1827).
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Human Remains Found in a Van in Gilchrist County
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It's a place where everybody minds their own business. But after a strange van remained parked in the same place for nearly three months, people started asking questions, and then they looked inside. It's now a case for law enforcement. The Gilchrist County Sheriff's Office says they received information from a person living the neighborhood where the remains were found. The remains are several years old and now the neighbors reveal details about the woman who lived in the mobile home where the van was found---and where they think she is now.
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Francis: I didn't want to be pope
VATICAN CITY - Pope Francis says he never wanted to be pope and that he lives in the Vatican hotel to avoid becoming isolated.
Francis showed a personal and spontaneous side as he met with thousands of children from Jesuit schools across Italy and Albania. Tossing aside his prepared remarks, he invited their questions instead. Answering them one by one, Francis said the decision to become a priest had been difficult and that he had suffered "moments of interior darkness." But he said he went ahead because he loved Christ.
When a little girl asked Francis if he had wanted to be pope, Francis joked that only someone who hated himself would want to be pope. But then he became serious, saying: "I didn't want to be pope."
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Linda has over 20 years experience in the audiology fiend. She earned her Master's degree in audiology from Ohio State University and her Doctorate degree from Pennsylvania College of Optometry, School of Audiology.
The primary reason she chose to be in a solo practice is that she felt it was importance for her to keep abreast of the most recent technology and to provide the best quality care for her patients.
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Debbie earned her Bachelor's and Master's degrees in Audiology from Bloomsburg University and has more than 20 years of experience as a certified clinical audiologist.
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Spoon your way to gluten free happiness at Rice Cream Shoppe. This rice pudding lover's paradise offers 18 gluten free flavors – six of which are also vegan! Rice Cream Shoppe opened a few weeks ago on Bleecker Street in the West Village. I finally made my way down there over the weekend and met with one of the owners, Nino, and tried my very first New York City rice pudding. All rice puddings are made on premises at this vintage-meets-whimsy café decorated with red and aqua-colored stripes and wall illustrations by artist Leif Parsons. All ingredients that are put into the machines/equipment are gluten free, so there is no cross contamination. The only gluten in the entire cafe comes from cookie crumbs, that are sprinkled on top of two flavors,… Read More »
Dec 17
AMIRA is a veteran specialty rice brand with a line of authentic basmati Indian rice with superior taste and versatility. Many people do not know that basmati rice has a lot of health benefits. It lowers the risk of heart disease, is an excellent source of magnesium for regulating the nervous system, decreases risk of colon cancer, is a great source of energy, has 20% more fiber compared to other rice and is gluten free and low in fat. All natural, kosher, gluten-free, and non-GMO, AMIRA's authentic Indian basmati rice not only tastes good, but it is good for you. Their coveted product range includes the Amira Gold Line, which consists of Natural Basmati Rice, Natural Thai Jasmine Rice, Natural Thai Jasmine Brown Rice, Natural Brown Basmati Rice, and Smoked Basmati Rice.… Read More »
Aug 18
Adjusting to a gluten free diet can be a challenge. Avoiding wheat is just the beginning, since a number of other grains and many processed foods also contain gluten. This can be quite a surprise for those making the transition, but some foods are reliably safe options. One is rice. The grain itself is naturally gluten free, and since it's seldom processed in facilities that also handle wheat, there is little possibility of cross-contamination. Rice has been a big staple in my diet, even before 2009 when I was forced to go gluten free. I love rice, but not all rice tastes the same. There are so many varieties out there; white, brown, black, jasmine, arborio, wild rice, long grain, and the list goes on and on. One of my favorites is Basmati… Read More »
May 02
Last week I posted about gluten free ramen noodles I had just discovered from Lotus Foods. Well today I am going to tell you about some of their other products; rice! This isn't just any old rice. Lotus Foods rice is different from your run-of-the-mill white or brown rice we usually buy at the store. If you are looking for a way to enjoy delicious tasting exotic rice and make a strong statement that you care about how your food is grown, packaged, and distributed, you need look no further than Lotus Foods. "Healthier Rice for a Healthier Life." Lotus Foods rices are selected for superior taste, fast and easy cooking, and nutritional value. Lotus Foods partners in fair trade with small family farmers to preserve local biodiversity and grow… Read More »
Apr 24
Ramen Noodles. Oh how I've missed you. In college you got me through many a late nights studying and cramming for my exams. But when I was diagnosed with a gluten intolerance in 2009 I had to stop eating ramen. I knew I would never eat ramen noodles again. Those deliciously, unhealthy, super cheap, readily available, and easy to make noodles were never to be a part of my life again. Or so I thought. Ramen is no longer out of bounds for those of us on gluten free diets! Lotus Foods, a California based company that specializes in exotic rice, has introduced a rice-based gluten free ramen. Traditionally, ramen, a Japanese-style noodle, is made from wheat, but Lotus Foods has found a way to make this noddle from rice… Read More »
Nov 19
The Boston Center for Adult Education is the oldest nonprofit adult education center in New England. Founded in 1933, it quickly established itself as a cultural stomping ground where individuals could learn, discuss, create, and enjoy themselves. Now, almost 80 years later, the BCAE continues its role as Greater Boston's leading provider of adult education, offering nearly 2,000 classes each year. The BCAE is working to increase their gluten free class offerings and are excited to have holiday specific classes for the winter term. They've added many new gluten free classes to its class offerings (see below), and I was lucky enough to attend the Gluten Free Holiday Sides class this past Sunday. The class was taught by Mary Greenfield, a classically trained personal chef and nutrition coach with experience… Read More »
May 27
[Updated: May 21, 2014] I've wanted to check out Red Lantern since my roommate went there this past winter and told me they had a gluten free menu. It is on the pricier side so it hasn't been on the top of my "Must Try'' list until I saw this Living Social Deal; $30 for $60 worth of food and non-alcoholic drink. (The deal is available to purchase until June 2, 2014 and doesn't expire until September 4, 2014. ) We had a great time at Red Lantern last night, the food and drinks were delicious but the restaurant itself has a bit of an identity crisis going on. It doesn't know if it's a bar, a lounge, a restaurant, a sushi bar, or a chefs table. Whichever kind… Read More »
Feb 03
I've never been big into frozen meals, not before my gluten intolerance nor now. But when I was offered to try out a new natural frozen food line I didn't hesitate; the packaging alone caught my eye! I was intrigued, and hopeful, that I would finally find a frozen meal I would like; one that was not too salty or high in calories that I could heat up quickly when I didn't feel like cooking. Saffron Road offers "gourmet world cuisine" – Turkish, Thai, Indian, Moroccan, Manchurian and good old chicken tenders, nuggets and bites. Saffron Road prides itself on all natural, vegetarian fed meat raised without antibiotics. Why is this important? I was curious of that myself. So after spending about 15 minutes googling this, I've learned that vegetarian… Read More »
Jul 16
I offered to make a side dish for my friend Lauren's bbq, and I did not want to make a tradition potato, pasta or egg salad. Quite frankly, I do not like egg salad nor am I a big fan of traditional potato salad (too much mayonnaise). I'm always experimenting in the kitchen, and after deciding I wanted to make a rice and quinoa salad (I made a cumin scented quinoa and black rice salad for my graduation party that turned out great) I made up this recipe. I knew I wanted something light and tasty. Using rice as the main ingredient is a nice departure from the traditional bbq salads, and much lighter too. Summer is the perfect time for a cool salad. This one is simple to prepare… Read More »
Feb 19
I got together with my friend Alex, who recommended Veggie Planet. She actually raved about the food and was so excited when I said yes. Tucked away in an alley, downstairs, in Harvard Square near Border Café, and easy to find. Even though there is no gluten free menu, they are VERY gluten free friendly. Everything is made to order and they allow for substitutions. How is works is you choose your base – pizza dough (not for us), brown rice or coconut rice. Then you choose one of the delicious entrees to go on top. And you have the choice or a small or large. The smalls were plenty big; I didn't even finish my whole meal. The menu and entrée combinations are so creative; it was hard to… Read More »


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- 4 cups cranberries, washed
- 2 cups sugar
- 2 cups water
Instructions:Boil the water and sugar for 5 minutes. Add the cranberries and cook gently, uncovered, without stirring, until thick. Chill.
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Make Your Own Whale To help make the Book of Jonah come alive, sit your child down and construct your own Jonah's whale to bring to the synagogue or show off at the final meal before the fast begins. You will need: Black or gray construction paper or a grocery bag cotton or small pieces… Read More
The Sin Of the Golden Calf
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Ilene Spector Special to the Jewish Times "Break-the-fast" or "Break-fast" is used when referring to the meal ending the Yom Kippur fast. Traditional dairy foods such as eggs, cheeses and cold fishes are my mainstays. However, throughout the year I collect any new innovative recipes to add to my menu. This year I hit the… Read More
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These two economists have even been grappling with some of the same problems as the most recent American Nobel winner! But the reaction will probably be, shall we say, different.
Social scientists Oliver Williamson, from Berkeley, and Elinor Ostrom, from the University of Indiana, were awarded the Nobel Prize for Economics earlier this morning. The pair's work focused on how social relationships between competitors in the free market have measurable effects not accounted for in purely systematic analysis. Robert Shiller of Yale told the Times that this indicates the prize committee was focused on the credit crisis and the fact that most economists, unlike this pair, were looking at the capitalist system as purely a machine of self-interest. In other words, these two geniuses have been grappling with some of the same problems as the most recent American Nobel winner! Reaction hasn't come pouring in yet, but we're predicting that with these two American laureates, it'll be, shall we say, different.


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San Jose, Calif. — Many thought Oregon sent a strong message to the NCAA selection committee by handling fifth-seeded Oklahoma State in its opener on Thursday.
On Saturday, the 12th-seeded Pac-12 champion Ducks proved once again that perhaps they should not have been overlooked, as the team cruised past Saint Louis, 74-57, in Midwest Region third-round action of the NCAA Tournament.
Damyean Dotson scored a game-high 23 points and connected on 5-of-6 shots from behind the arc for the Ducks (28-8), who advance past the opening weekend of play in the tournament for the first time since 2007. Carlos Emory and E.J. Singler supplied 14 points apiece and Arsalan Kazemi had eight points with 16 rebounds.
Oregon moves on to face the tournament's overall top-seed, Louisville, in the Sweet 16 in Indianapolis next week.
Kwamain Mitchell netted 18 points and Dwayne Evans had 16 points and nine boards for the Billikens (28-7), who were looking to make the Sweet 16 for the first time in program history after downing New Mexico State, 64-44, in second-round play.
Evans scored the first four points of the second half to bring Saint Louis within 12 points, though the Ducks quickly extended the edge to 16 with 14:23 left. It was a theme that continued, as Oregon's edge never truly seemed in doubt.
Saint Louis closed the gap to 11 twice over the next couple of minutes, but the second time, Oregon took advantage of clean looks from behind the arc and changed the contest for good.
Jordair Jett's layup with 10:19 to play made it 48-37 to keep the Billikens alive, but Oregon went on a 15-2 run as Dotson had three triples to increase the margin to 24.
Saint Louis never found its groove offensively and finished shooting a mere 3- of-21 from behind the arc. The Billikens got as close as 14 points with 1:52 to play, but Oregon never looked back after the critical run.
Cody Ellis' jumper around the midway point of the first half put Saint Louis ahead 15-14, but Emory then answered with his own jumper to kick start a 14-2 Oregon surge to make it 28-17 with 4 1/2 minutes left before halftime.
Cory Remekun split a pair of free throws to close the Billikens' gap to nine with just over three minutes left, but that was the team's final basket of the half.
Oregon scored seven unanswered — the last basket being a triple from Johnathan Loyd with less than five seconds to play — to head into the break up 35-19.
The Ducks shot 60 percent (15-of-25) after 20 minutes of play, including 4- of-6 from behind the arc, while Saint Louis shot 29.2 percent (7-of-24) and an even worse 0-for-10 from 3-point range.
Game Notes
Saint Louis is 5-9 all-time in NCAA Tournament play … The 2011 Richmond squad was the last 12 seed to earn a spot in the Sweet 16 … Saint Louis had held its last five opponents to under 60 points … The Billikens fell in the round of 32 last year to Michigan State, 65-61 …. Oregon shot 8-of-11 from 3-point range … Kazemi had 17 rebounds in Oregon's victory on Thursday.


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EAST TISBURY, Mass.—Although it's the chef, Chris Fischer, who's in charge of what's on the menu at his regular Greenhouse Dinners at Beetlebung Farm, it's his girlfriend's responsibility to actually print the menu. Emma Young does so using two old printing presses, called platen presses, she stores in a shack on her parents' property here.
Ms. Young, 26, who also makes business cards, stationery and invitations by hand, started thinking about the art at Hampshire College. She took a course with a woodcut artist, Bob Moser, and studied the era of the modern poets, when typesetting was still being used. "It became a more experimental form of graphics," she said. "You can really inform your content with your design," for instance by using red ink to highlight a particularly emotionally charged stanza. "I find this relaxing."
Over the years, Ms. Young, who also farms at Beetlebung and lives on Martha's Vineyard full time, has found much of her hardware in strange places: Craigslist, for instance; or outside a garage in rural Rhode Island on a trip with her father to pick up chickens; or in the collection of a 92-year-old man who lives down the street on Lambert Cove Road.
Ms. Young's work is limited by her assortment of letters and symbols, "which is part of the fun," she said. For a recent menu, she was so low on consonants and vowels that "chocolate country tart" was listed as "sweets" and a salad of gems and baby romaine read simply "gems."
All of her work is analog; even supplies are ordered by catalog and phone. (Only paper is ordered via the Internet.) To help apply for a recent grant, a friend offered to scan much of her work and put it up on a website. Otherwise, said Ms. Young, "the truth is I can't do things on a computer. I've never had a knack for it."
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So in order to open a graphical interface in linux when doing
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I have been reading about these but I am still confused on the matter.
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If you want to run something like eclipse on the remote machine, you will want to be able to re-connect to the session in case the network drops. If you used "ssh -X", the session would crash instead. For that, you need something like Xpra or NX. Which will also give you much better performance than plain X11 or SSH-X11.


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The billionaire moneyman will go into lockup for eighteen months. But thanks to judge Deborah Dale Pucillo, his subsequent home confinement will have its own special torture.
West Palm Beach circuit judge Deborah Dale Pucillo, who sentenced Jeffrey Epstein yesterday, couldn't give him the exact justice she felt her deserved: His lawyers had cut a deal for the billionaire financier to serve eighteen months in county prison followed by a year on house arrest for one count of sex with a minor. But she did act all kinds of awesome about it, rolling her eyes at the prosecution's allowing him go to county, not state, prison, "a significant cost to the taxpayer and the county," referring to the private psychiatrist he's seeing in lieu of a publicly provided one as "fancy-pantsy." But she did manage to take away one thing he holds dear.
During his home confinement, Epstein "cannot view or possess" any pornography "relevant to his deviant behavior patterns," Pucillo said, before deciding to bar him from looking at any porn at all.
After which we imagine they repaired to chambers to haggle over the fine points: "What about Girls Gone Wild?" "No." "What about lesbian porn?" "No." "Massage-training videos?" "No." "Scheisse videos?" "Okay."
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