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Bigden you may be interested in a Marathon challenge that Julie from FattyMustRun is hosting. She is looking for people with a BMI of 25 or more that would like to do a one year marathon training. I think the first 10K is around the time you plan do one. Here is the post where she discusses it on her blog.
She is in the UK and is accepting applications from around the world...http://fattymustrun.wordpress.com/2013/04/22/fatty-needs-you/
Also, if anyone else would like to apply, please feel free to do so but hurry because in is in its final days. If you are doing C25K...well then you are ahead of her minimum requirement...so you can do this!
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I was overweight and out of shape at 54 years old. I was embarrassed to jog in public, huffing and puffing at first, but it did not take long to realize most people don't even notice--and of those who do notice, the runners will admire your determination, and the others will wish they had your willpower. I started walking then jogging / walking until i could do a mile at a slow jog. When i could jog over a mile i bought myself a GPS watch to monitor my progress as i increased my distance, and made it a priority to run 4 or 5 days every week--for myself, my health. I set a goal of passing the running standard in the army physical fitness test for my age, which meant 2 miles in a little under 20 minutes. Within a few months i could pass the apft, and could soon jog non-stop for 5K. by six months i had lost over 15 pounds and could run 10K in an hour, and had my blood pressure down enough to cut the dosage of my bp medication. At 9 months I ran my first half marathon, just under 2:05. Slow by runners' standards, but very satisfying to me. Now my wife, who did not believe I could run that half marathon, is starting her own walking / running program.
You can do it, and if you work at it consistently, you can do that 5K in June. Start slow and read up on warning signals to help avoid injuries that could slow your progress. Get decent shoes--you don't need to spend a fortune, but you should get advice from a good running shoe store to make sure your shoes fit your running form. Make running a priority, and celebrate little milestones with running clothes, etc. Let people know you plan to do that 5K run--that helped me stick with it when it was hard to start the evening run after a long day at work, because i had made a commitment to someone else as well as myself.
Best of luck!
Good advice about getting fitted for running shoes. That's not something I would have thought about. If anyone is looking to celebrate with some new running clothes- I've gotten some great stuff online (http://expertbrand.com). Happy Running! I can't wait to get out there again as soon as this weather we are having cooperates!
YOU CAN DO IT! I started last year with the C2K app (at age 55) and, like you, I couldn't even run for 60 seconds. Don't quit! Keep at it.... Walk, run, walk, run... To the best of your abilities. I started in August 2012 and just ran my first 5k last weekend. Ran the whole thing and came in 21st in my age group. My time wasn't great, but I finished and now I cant wait for the next one. I'm up to 5 miles now and would like to work towards a 10k or half marathon. REMEMBER - baby steps! Don't try to add too much all at once. Slow and steady. You'll soon feel your heart rate start to recover quicker. Keep at it!!!! You won't be sorry.
I started C25K in Feb at 326lbs/148kg. At first I could only run for 30 seconds, I spent many weeks repeating the first couple of week's exercises, this allowed my leg muscles to build up to take the longer exercises. This week (13 or so weeks into it) I finished week 5 with a 20 minute jog. I also gave up sugary foods & drinks, just having a single treat once a week. And as a heavy person I recommend Brooks running shoes as a robust & long-wearing shoe
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Graduated C25K June 16 2013
Yes you can anyone can do anything they set their mind to do. It will take time and effort on your part but once you start seeing the pounds slip away it will be a piece of cake, after having my kids I was was out of breath just getting the baby buckled into the car seat. Now im running 5ks and enjoying it. I have more energy to deal with the everyday things now that I slimmed down. So always keep focused on all the awesome outcome that will come as a result of your weight loss stick with it and you WILL do it.
I'm 51 and just starting my journey to running and getting healthy. It's great to see so many inspiring stories here.
Thank you, everyone, for sharing!
As a lifelong runner, it all starts with the endurance (what everybody else is saying) and the great part of that is you will see dramatic changes endurance changes VERY VERY quickly. Honestly, in a matter of days. However, the speed workouts are, in my opinion, how you can run (no matter how slow) without experiencing pain/being uncomfortable. So YOU CAN DO A 5K
Include speed workouts, doesn't matter how long or how far, but you have got to force your body to work harder. Even if it is just 10 seconds, run hard/fast (not sprinting, nobody can sprint a 5K, they run them fast), then slow down or walk. This has multiple benefits:
1) Forcing your muscles and heart to get 'shocked' by a fast pace forces them to 'learn' how to work at different levels of activity (i.e. walking vs running vs sitting).
2) 'Shocking' your system drives metabolism into overdrive (your body is literally saying OH CRAP and speeds up its internal processes including metabolism). Greater metabolic rate will lead to weight loss, a lighter load is easier to carry then a heavy load (meaning running will become easier).
3) MOST IMPORTANT** Speed workouts will directly increase your endurance capabilities (that 5K you want to do). Think about it, if you can run at a slightly faster pace and it won't hurt, wouldn't you want to run a longer distance? I assure you that speed will make running more comfortable which, in turn, will lead to longer distances covered.
Below is my example over the past 6 months once I found out I was selected to be an Air Force Pilot. (In which I wanted to lose some weight and get my speed back). Again, I am a very disiplined runner, so my times are faster than what most peoples, so scale them
Took 2 months off to enjoy my summer then found out about my selection.
Week 1 = 5 miles at comfy pace (9:00 min/mile), I ran a mile, then walked half a mile, then back to running 1 walking 1/2. Did this 4x, one day on one off
Week 2 = Monday: 4 miles at comfy pace, Tuesday: 200 yards 'hard run' (7 min/mile pace) then jog back to start and repeat 8x (I try to avoid walking on speed days), Wednesay is off day, Thursday: Repeat speed workout from Tues, Friday: 4 miles at slightly faster pace than comfy (8:45 pace), Saturday: 'Long and Slow Day' 8-miles at whatever pace feels good but do not walk, Sunday off day
Week 3 = Monday: 6 miles at comfy pace, Tuesday Repeat Speed workout but increase pace to 6 min/mile and repeat 10x, Wednesday is off, Repeat rest of week from before with speeds and distance from beginning of week.
Week 4 = Repeat Week 3 workout exactly
From here I slowly increased distances (not paces) every week
By week 6 (yes 6), I ran in a 10 mile race and did it at 7:45 min/mile pace. So in just 6 weeks I shaved over a min off my mile times and doubled my distance. And I credit that from the importance of the speed workouts ALONG with the longer edurance runs.
If you notice I utilize speed A LOT but something that many people don't realize is that Speed days also include significant distances (Week 2 speed workouts have a total distance of 2 miles, Week 3 has 2.5 miles) So you are not only working on speed but by doing that, you are getting the endurance you need also.
I see too many (adults mostly) that just go out and run 3 miles all day everyday at the same pace but then don't know why there 5k times aren't faster? Compared to high school and college runners who when they train DO A TON OF SPEED WORK. And I know this program is more geared for the 'beginning runner', I was just using that as backup for speed importance.
To close I'd like to share some quotes that I tell myself to help with motivation:
"If you are tired of starting over, you have to stop giving up"
"Blood, Sweat, and Respect, the first 2 are given, the last 1 is earned"
My personal favorite =
"When you start hurting and feel like stopping. Get mad that you are getting tired and run faster"
(this one literally works for me, when I'm training and have a mile to go and my body is telling me to stop/slow I literally get pissed that I am getting tired that I push harder and run faster)
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Gaiman's new book a beautiful collision of memory, mortality
If you ask me, I'll tell you that "The Ocean at the End of the Lane" is Neil Gaiman's portrait of the artist as a young man. With this book, Gaiman has crafted an achingly beautiful memoir of an imagination and a spellbinding story that sets three women at the center of everything.
If you ask me, I'll tell you that this is not only a creation myth (of imagination, of a meaningful life, of the universe), but also a wonderful fairy tale with some truly creepy moments. Set in the English countryside of Gaiman's childhood, the story's middle-aged narrator (an artist) flees a family funeral, retreating "toward a house that had not existed for decades." He ends up at the pond at the end of the lane where he first met the Hempstock women (Old Mrs. Hempstock, Ginnie and Lettie), a trinity of females who recall when "the moon was made," who can "snip fragments of time," and who are "not in the fabric of the universe," but "outside of it." »Read Full Article
Casual Hawaiian restaurant Ono Kine Grindz in Tosa now serves lunch daily
Perhaps Mondays will be easier to take if they come with huli huli chicken. Ono Kine Grindz, the Hawaiian shop and casual, order-at-the-counter restaurant at 7215 W. North Ave. in Wauwatosa, now is open for lunch daily.
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Listening to Lou Reed: An Introduction
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Wisconsin Singer/Songwriter Series Song Contest finalists announced
Ten finalists have been chosen from 40 entrants for the second annual Wisconsin Singer/Songwriter Series' Song Contest, a free event taking place at Unitarian Church-North in Mequon Friday.
The singer-songwriters will be performing in front of a panel of judges--including Journal Sentinel music writer Piet Levy--who will critique their songs. The top three finalists will get cash prizes, free studio recording time and a year long membership to Madison-based music community website Broadjam. First and second place will also get to open for LJ Booth and Chris Kokesh at Unitarian Church-North Saturday. »Read Full Article
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Regular, everyday girls can be porn sluts, too. Take it from As Real as It Gets 2, an amateur feature with a ton of real girls sucking, fucking and doing their thing.
There's one really good scene, featuring a girl on girl with Dusty Lynn and Nikki playing with some fetish gear before getting down on each other. The good part is that it's so real, it feels like you're just watching real gals get it on. They play with strap-ons and dildos for each other's pleasure, but it's really just you who will be turned on. Sadly, though, the sound drops out of a couple of times, which can be a distraction.
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What about heat stroke in children?
While the elderly are at greatest risk for heat stroke, infants and children are also at risk. In particular, infants or young children who are unattended in locked a car may suffer heat-related illness quickly, since the indoor temperature of a locked car can rise to dangerous levels even in moderate weather. Rarely, infants have died of heat stroke when overly bundled in their cribs. It is critically important that parents understand the medical dangers inherent in leaving children unattended in cars in addition to the obvious safety risks. Further, cars should always be kept locked when not in use so that children may not enter them and become trapped.
Among older children and teens, heat stroke or heat-related illness is a risk for athletes who train in hot environmental conditions. Among reported heat-related illnesses in U.S. high school athletes, the majority of cases occur in football players during the month of August.
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Mozzarella-Topped Peppers With Tomatoes and Garlic
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Prep 15 mins
Cook 50 mins
My mom gave me this recipe and it's delicious. It also makes a nice presentation.
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- 2 small red bell peppers, halved legthwise, seeded, stems left intact
- 2 cups tomatoes, chopped, seeded
- 2 teaspoons garlic, minced
- 4 teaspoons olive oil
- 4 slices mozzarella cheese, 1/3 inch thick
- 1 tablespoon fresh basil, sliced thinly
- salt and pepper
- Preheat oven to 375.
- arrange peppers, scliced side up, on oiled baking sheet.
- mix tomatoes and garlic in medium bowl.
- season with salt and pepper.
- Fill peppers with tomato mixture.
- drizzle 1 teaspoon olive oil over each pepper.
- Bake until peppers are tender, about 50 minutes.
- place cheese on top of peppers, bake until cheese melts, about 3 minutes. Sprinkle with basil and serve.
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Nice recipe, I didn't cook it for as long as I don't like my pepper that soft, so I did it for 30 minutes.


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What I need is a way to search for posts via the custom field job iD value. By this I mean a user can use the 'search' box on the post listing screen in the dashboard to type in a job ID and then WordPress will include custom fields in the search as well as titles and content etc.
The good news is I found the following plugin online:
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The watercolors really give this a psychedelic touch to the environment of their actions. Also, the contrast between the fiery red color with the cool colors in the back really distinguish the figures in the forefront.
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If you've never hiked in Oregon in winter, here's what you're missing: the drama of rain-flushed waterfalls;…
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Bargemusic Family Concert
at Bargemusic (in Brooklyn Bridge Park), Brooklyn
4:00 p.m.–5:00 p.m.
This one-hour, family-friendly performance includes a Q & A session with the musicians.
Category: Concerts, Free Summer Concerts
Dance at Socrates
at Socrates Sculpture Park, Queens
4:00 p.m.–5:30 p.m.
Norte Maar's Dance at Socrates offers a residency and performance program that brings New York-based choreographers and their dancers to Socrates' unique waterfront environment.
Category: Dance, Art, Waterfront
Hindu Lamp Ceremony
at Pebble Beach (in Brooklyn Bridge Park), Brooklyn
4:00 p.m.–8:00 p.m.
Help bring peace and harmony to our shoreline. Aeilushi Mistry will perform the traditional Hindu Aarti ceremony at the park. And, enjoy a dance performance by a guest artist.
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Family Camping: Bronx
at Pelham Bay Park, Bronx
6:00 p.m.–7:00 a.m.
Connect to the natural world and bond with our family at our free overnight camping adventure in New York City's largest park.
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Brandenburg, GermanyWhen one thinks "water park," Germany doesn't usually come to mind. That's alright; Germany has produced a respectable water park in their Tropical Islands resort. Sure, they've got slides, but they've also got tropical pools, beaches and a rain forest. The dome -- one of the largest buildings in the world by volume -- houses the action. As far as water parks go, Tropical Islands is a unique experience right in the heart of Bavaria.
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We describe here four cases in which a new technique, a subclavian vertebral artery autogenous vein bypass graft, was used to deal with the diseased segment of the vertebral artery. Transient postoperative problems included lymphocele and Horner syndrome. All four bypasses were patent at the time of angiography one week postoperatively. All four patients were relieved of symptoms of vertebrobasilar insufficiency.
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===Story=== Molly Shannon, the latest ''Saturday Night Live'' comic to have a movie built around her, isn't exactly funny--in fact, she's a little unsettling. Her creation, the neurotic Catholic schoolgirl Mary Katherine Gallagher, invites laughter because she's a little too close to the bone for anyone who grew up feeling ugly and unloved, which is a lot of people. Mary lives with her grandmother (Glynis Johns), who insists that Mary study business. Mary herself yearns to be famous and admired, though for what isn't exactly clear; she envisions some vague combination of singing, dancing, and acting that will make her a superstar. A talent show promises to be her ticket to stardom (the winning prize is a role in "a movie with positive moral values"), and she won't let her loser status or any hostile cheerleaders stand in her way. Meanwhile, Mary acts out dating fantasies with trees and signposts, envisions the school lunch room bursting into a ''Fame''-like dance number, and longs for the biggest jock in school. What makes ''Superstar'' more than just a collection of bad high school memories is that, though the formulaic plot redeems Mary, the movie as a whole isn't so sure. Mary completely loses herself in her obsessive fantasies--many inspired by cheesy made-for-TV movies--but there's always someone watching, aghast, as Mary acts out her inner thoughts. Is she misunderstood or freakish? ''Superstar'' never commits to one side or the other, which makes it both comic and uncomfortable. ''--Bret Fetzer'' ===DVD Features=== *Color *Closed-captioned *Widescreen *Dolby
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Iceland's Eyjafjallajökull volcano has driven rates for ships used to move oil rigs in the North Sea up sevenfold as drillers turned to the vessels to transport workers after helicopters were grounded by the spewing ash.
Day-rates for so-called anchor-handling ships rose as high as 35,000 pounds ($54,000) this week, from as little as 5,000 pounds in February, Steve Brackenridge, a director at Westshore Shipbrokers A/S in Kristiansand, Norway, said by phone today.
"There's been a mass panic from the offshore operators to at least cover themselves with vessels that can do personnel transfer in case this problem doesn't resolve itself," he said. "If you can't get crew changed offshore, it's a big problem."
About 81,000 flights were canceled after the volcano erupted on April 14, costing airlines $1.7 billion, according to the International Air Transport Association. Deep Sea Supply Plc, an operator of the vessels whose biggest shareholder is Norway-born billionaire John Fredriksen, advanced 23 percent this week in Oslo trading. Siem Offshore Inc. gained 10 percent.
The latest anchor-handling ships, which are powerful enough to maneuver rigs, have enough cabins for up to 40 people, and oil companies are hiring the vessels "on standby" in case the volcano continues to disrupt helicopters, Brackenridge said.
There are about 30 to 35 of the vessels operating in the North Sea, he said. As well as supplying goods, fuel and water to the offshore oil industry, the vessels also have winches on board and open sterns to allow them to move rigs, he said.
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Best YouTube Video Ever: Babies Perform Lady Gaga's TelephoneMara Siegler
Move over Beyonce babies! While there have been a slew of kids who've gained Internet fame shaking their groove thangs to Single Ladies, I've never seen a video quite so epically awesome as these babies getting their Gaga on. And while I am not usually into dressing up your child and making them perform like an exploited circus monkey for the applause of the computer owning public, this is just so good and the kids look like they're having a great time. Dress up has never been as much fun as when it involves high-concept outfits, fake hair, masks and a ton of neon make-up.
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One man's life touches so many others, when he's not there it leaves an awfully big hole.
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If I'm not back in five minutes... wait longer!
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I'm not a liar, I just have a gift for fiction...
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The truth is, everybody changes everyday, and some things are more devastating than others, but we never are the same. And there are two ways to deal with these changes... you either accept them, or you fight them like hell all the way.
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The lenders have their own overlays for credit requirements. When you are approved for an FHA loan, the FHA criteria is what is minimally acceptable in order for the lender to insure the loan. However, the minimum requirements that the lender has are usually higher for them to actually issue the loan.
For example, WF has the reputation of doing the loan at 580; however, if that is your score you will have to put down substantially more than the typical 3.5% down payment because you represent a much higher risk. BTW, it is very rare for Wells to actually issue those loans as the rest of the criteria is made more restrictive to account for the higher risk with a low score. Those ads are more of a marketing tactic. (
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2) late pays? my last late was in 2009
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I have some time to get things straightned out the house I want won't be out of the summer rental program until the end of 2014 but
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- Cut or tear each biscuit in half.
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- Drop in hot lard at 350 degrees.
- Brown on both sides.
- Drain on absorbent paper.
- Drop in paper sack with mixture of sugar and cinnamon.
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I have eaten these before but never made them . 5 stars for ease of making, for sure. I had these done and mostly gone in less time than it took for my oil to heat. I cut the recipe in half, using one of the small 5 biscuit tins available, making 3 regular donuts and 8 donut "holes", but cutting the 2 remaining biscuits in quarters. I will say, I think the sugar/cinnamon mix could be cut way back. I used 1 cup sugar with 1 tsp cinnamon and had well over half my mix left . Family loved it, will make again.
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IS it ok for me to take a 25 mg of trazodone even though I take a 37.5 mg of effexor and 1.5 mg?
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Hello luethje1980. Although all three doses are low, I would be guarded in mixing them. You will become sedated, lathargic, sleepy. The side effects could be even possibly fatal if you were to have a serious drug interaction.such as a slow heart beat, difficulty breathing, possibilty of incurring Serotonin Syndrome. Unless supervised, under a doctors eye, I would not mix the three drugs. Regards, pledge
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In vivo plant flow cytometry: A first proof-of-concept
Version of Record online: 8 SEP 2011
DOI: 10.1002/cyto.a.21128
Copyright © 2011 International Society for Advancement of Cytometry
Cytometry Part A
Special Issue: In Vivo Flow Cytometry
Volume 79A, Issue 10, pages 855–865, October 2011
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Nedosekin, D. A., Khodakovskaya, M. V., Biris, A. S., Wang, D., Xu, Y., Villagarcia, H., Galanzha, E. I. and Zharov, V. P. (2011), In vivo plant flow cytometry: A first proof-of-concept. Cytometry, 79A: 855–865. doi: 10.1002/cyto.a.21128
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- Manuscript Received: 17 FEB 2011
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Take the Cannoli
Dear Dara,
I have yet to find decent cannoli in the Twin Cities area. Believe it or not, I live in the hinterlands—Bismarck, North Dakota—but I'd drive the 420 miles in my gas-hog Dodge Durango if I could get my grubby hands on some decent Italian pastries.
My dad was born on Staten Island, and we took him back to NYC to see his relatives five years ago. The cannoli and other Italian pastries were outstanding. I figured the Twin Cities should have something comparable, but every place I've been to in the Twin Cities serves prefab cannoli, which is obviously very depressing.
Harold, of Bismarck
Dear Harold,
Holy buckets—Bismarck! 420 miles! In a Durango! For a cannoli! I feel faint.
Harold, when I first got your letter I thought it was impossible. I thought: No cannoli is worth that price—what does gas cost these days? Then I thought about it for a few months, and I realized: Life without cannoli? Nothing is worth that price, either. So I dedicated a week of my life to the great cannoli quest.
Before I tell you what happened, though, let's make sure all of us are on the same page. So, class: What the heck is a cannoli? You all know what it is—a fried tube of a shell, filled with something white, sweet, and cold. It's available at many Italian restaurants, and, like pizza, even when it's not very good, it's pretty good. Right? Fine.
Now let's talk good cannoli, another thing entirely. The pastries come from Sicily, where thrifty shepherds, herding, um, you know, sheep, came up with a way to use every morsel of milk that went into their cheese making. So, every day they would collect their ewes' milk and begin a process to make some expensive, hard cheese that would eventually go to market. This process involved separating the cheese curds from the cheese whey, a watery stuff with some leftover milk solids. Being thrifty shepherds, they found a way to add a little fresh milk to the whey and re-cook it, which results in the fresh, barely-a-cheese ricotta (ricotta means re-cooked). This way they had something to eat (the ricotta) and something to sell (the expensive hard cheese.) Over time the Sicilians came to use this thrifty cheese for all kinds of things—as a sauce for pasta with a bit of olive oil, as a bread-spread with a bit of salt, and so forth. On holidays the ricotta was combined with a little sugar, maybe some candied fruits or pistachios, cinnamon, nutmeg, or what have you, and stuffed into tubes of fried dough. Voila! The cannoli: the half-thrifty, half-indulgent treat of a Mediterranean shepherding island.
Enter the Southern Italian diaspora. The urban American East Coast. Italian bakeries. Cow's milk ricotta. Mini chocolate chips. The Godfather: "Leave the guns. Take the cannoli." And do you know why you have to take the cannoli? Because they're delicious, of course—but also because they can't sit. For every second the ricotta filling sits in the crisp, fried shell, the quality of the cannoli deteriorates. A cannoli made even eight hours ago is a soggy, nasty, sad thing. So, the first thing, Harold, in our hunt for a good cannoli is to find a fresh one.
To begin the quest, I hit half a dozen Italian delis in the metro area. I found some really awful cannoli and some really good ones. The worst cannoli was from a St. Paul deli, and it was the worst because it tasted like someone had dunked it in a tea made of Kool menthol smoke and diesel gasoline. The second-worst was from a place in Eagan that took prepackaged cannoli shells and filled them with something that tasted suspiciously like sour cream, cream cheese, and sugar married in the holy chapel of Cuisinart. But we are not here to kick the losers, who, after all, have enough problems; we are here to celebrate the winners. Who are:
Broders' Cucina Italiana: As always in all things Italian, Broder's races to the head of the pack. They bring in their mini shells and filling from a traditional Italian bakery in Troy, New York, Bella Napoli, and assemble fresh mini cannoli constantly. The traditional plain ones are lovely. The ends are made bright green by dipping them in ground pistachio nuts, the shells are crisp and substantial, the interiors are weighty, creamy, and lovably forthright. The chocolate ones are not too much like cannoli at all, as their intense filling of chocolate and ground hazelnuts is kind of like eating a chocolate-nutella bar—but hey. They definitely taste good. Broders' sells their traditional mini cannoli for $1.95, or $2.75 for a chocolate one, and while they might or might not be worth a drive from Bismarck, they are definitely worth a trip from any part of Minneapolis. (Broder's Cucina Italiana, 2308 W. 50th St., Minneapolis; 612.925.3113; www.broders.com)
Buon Giorno Italia: When Buon Giorno relocated to its glitzy Lilydale location, leaving in its old spot the humble Buon Giorno Express, I lamented the loss of the old, chaotic, grandiose mess that had so much community, heart, and soul. Lately, though, I'm having to reassess my opinion of the new Buon Giorno, as the place has been on a strong uptick, led by some significant takeout, beautiful meat counter and charcuterie, and wonderful imported pastas. If you haven't been there since they opened, or if you've never been, now's the time to go, and when you're there, be sure to request that the lovely ladies behind the counter fashion you a cannoli. They make them—hooray!—to order, so the crispy shells are snappingly, shatteringly fresh. The filling is buoyant with good ricotta, cheered by chocolate bits, and haunted by a bit of cinnamon spice; the ends are leprechaun-green with pistachios, and the things are nothing less than the picture of cannoli happiness. (Buon Giorno Italia, 981 Sibley Memorial Hwy, Lilydale; 651.905.1081; www.buongiornoitalia.biz)
However, are these really the best cannoli available today? Are these really cannoli worth the drive from Bismarck?
Happily, it is today, and not yesterday or, worse yet, yesteryear, and the internet is good for more than looking at pictures of plush toy panda bears made into hats. I mean, the East Coast used to be kind of far to go for dessert, but no more!
My personal favorite cannoli in the world are from a place called Veniero's, going strong on the lower east side of Manhattan since 1894. In order to really address the pressing question you pose, Harold, I ordered a dozen Veniero's cannoli second-day air, from www.venierospastry.com. For $42.95! Plus $26 shipping! Which is very nearly 70 bucks! For cannoli! Be still my exclaiming heart. Well, that works out to about $5.75 each, or only (only?) about twice what you'll pay locally. Of course, you never really want 12 cannoli, but logically, you can easily justify such a purchase when...ah...hey! Over there! Is that a plush panda bear made into a hat? Look at that. Heavens. The things people get up to today. Where was I?
Oh yes, the good news is, these Veniero cannoli arrived from New York, and I was immediately transported to cannoli heaven. The shells were a revelation to behold: Each one was brown, fat, and wide, with big, big bubbles and a sturdy, earthy, rustic appearance—they looked like old sparrows, or old sofas, something more real than cute. How did they make it here from the East Coast? In great shape, perfectly intact, as each was packaged in an individual sticky-topped bubble-wrap envelope, as befits something as precious as a Faberge egg, and much more delicious. The cannoli filling comes separate, in disposable plastic pastry bags. You simply cut the point off the triangular pastry bag, and squirt the filling into the shell just prior to eating, keeping it fresh as can be. With a dozen cannoli, you get four large bags of filling—I got half traditional filling and half chocolate. The traditional filling is heavy with ricotta, fresh, subtle with cinnamon, and made exotic with some perfectly soft candied fruit—delicious, delicious, delicious. The chocolate filling is fudgy, cinnamon-touched, and densely cheesy. All in all, I'd say Veniero's cannoli are weighty, substantial, unique, and really the height of the genre.
Unless of course there's an equal out there? I haven't much considered cannoli in the internet age, but I was astonished to find, while doing a little research, that lots and lots of East Coast bakeries now offer their cannoli online—including Staten Island's own Dominick's, home of the cannoli gram (www.dominicksbakerycafe.com). Then there's Ferrara Café, a staple of Manhattan's Little Italy, which offers their cannoli through their own website, www.ferraracafe.com, and through, um, Target. Yes, that Target. Or rather, Target.com—for $22.99, plus $8.99 shipping, you get 36 mini cannoli, which works out to about 89 cents each—which is far, far less than you can get the dang things for here, or in New York, or anywhere! Talk about selling ice to the Eskimos—we Minnesotans really are going to take over the world, if...Target is now king of the authentic cannoli game? Heavens. It's enough to make a food critic stick a plush panda bear on her head.
But what of those sheep I mentioned paragraphs and years ago, and what of homemade cannoli? It does occur to me that perhaps the best cannoli aren't here or there or anywhere, but the ones you make yourself. To that end, please know that both Cossetta and Surdyk's sell a really wonderful fresh ricotta from an East Coast producer called Calabro Cheese Corp. This Calabro ricotta costs $4 a pound at Cossetta, or $11.39 for a full three-pound tin, and a little more at Surdyk's Cheese Shop. You can also buy Alessi cannoli shells at Cosetta, $3.89 for six. (Yes, I tried Cossetta's cannolis—and I used to think I liked them, till I started the cannoli quest. Now I think the filling is too sweet, slick, and light—however, please know that Cossetta cannoli cost $3.05, with tax, and are made with mascarpone, whipped cream, and little chocolate bits, and are kind of adorable, in their way. (Cossetta, 211 W. Seventh St., St. Paul; 651.222.3476. Surdyk's Cheese Shop, 303 E. Hennepin Ave., Minneapolis; 612.379.9757.) Anyhoo, this Calabro ricotta is light, subtle, and pure, and would make a fine dessert on its own with a bit of honey drizzled on top. However, if you started fiddling with it, adding mascarpone, whipped cream, cinnamon, nutmeg, and such, there's a good chance you might come up with a signature dessert that would draw the Sicilian shepherds from their fields, so to speak. And if you really want to take it the extra mile, you have two options. First, Surdyk's can special-order you some real sheep's milk ricotta, spendy stuff at about a dollar an ounce, but you know, there we are. After that, head out to one of the local Sweet Celebrations baking supply stores for your own cannoli tubes—you'll spend $4.89 for a set of four mini cannoli tubes, or $2.89 per large tube. (The Minnesota company Sweet Celebrations has four locations in Minnetonka, Burnsville, Edina, and Maplewood; see www.sweetc.com for details.)
And if you do all that, dear Harold, if you develop your own cannoli filling, if you perfect your own shells, then I predict that the good, cannoli-loving citizens of the Twin Cities will be the ones doing that 420-mile drive to your door.
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Subject: Re: [OMPI devel] RFC: fix frameworks usage of opal_output
From: George Bosilca (bosilca_at_[hidden])
Date: 2012-11-01 18:50:30
On Nov 1, 2012, at 16:18 , Nathan Hjelm <hjelmn_at_[hidden]> wrote:
> On Thu, Nov 01, 2012 at 04:07:32PM -0400, George Bosilca wrote:
>> Nathan,
>> Here is a quick question regarding the topi framework.
>> - The mca_topo_base_output is opened unconditionally in topo_base_open.c:62
>> - with your patch, mca_topo_base_output is closed conditionally in topo_base_close.c:46, but only in case mca_topo_base_components_opened_valid and mca_topo_base_components_available_valid are NULL. However, mca_topo_base_output is set to -1 in all cases right after.
>> Why is that so?
> mca_base_components_close closes the output if the third argument is NULL. So in this case calling opal_output_close after mca_base_components_close will result in a second call to opal_output_close.
Indeed, the behavior of the mca_base_components_close seems quite weird to me, as it lack of consistency.
- the symmetric function (mca_components_open) doesn't open the output stream
- the stream is close but the corresponding variable is not set to a meaningful value (-1)
- it force us to have one specific output for each framework.
>> In fact I think the mca_topo_base_close is entirely wrong. It should close all mca_topo_base_components_opened_valid component, then all mca_topo_base_components_available_valid components and then close the mca_topo_base_output and set it to -1.
> I looked into this as well. The select function for topo OBJ_DESTRUCTs mca_topo_base_components_opened and sets mca_topo_base_components_opened_valid to false. So if mca_topo_base_components_opened_valid is false it isn't safe to call mca_base_components_close. It is a little confusing and I don't know why the author if topo decided to do it that way.
> -Nathan Hjelm
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