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When Donald Trump, after several election cycles of toying with the idea, announced he was actually running for president, the conventional political pundit class snickered openly. A bombastic businessman whose controversial and often outlandish opinions, conventional wisdom dictated that he had absolutely no chance of gaining support. When that bit of prognostication turned out to be totally fallacious, the pundit ...Read More »
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Aiken: Exactly What We Don't Need In Politics
Perhaps when our time is relegated to the history books it will be remembered as the "Era of Self-Important Divisiveness," or something to that effect. Truth be told, there have been few times in the history of our nation when politics was so basely divisive. I say basely because although politics in the time of our Founders and Framers was ...Read More »
An Oligarchy and Not a Republic? No Kidding?
The Washington Times is reporting that a study by Princeton and Northwestern Universities has determined that the fundamental transformation of the United States of America has already taken place. We have transitioned from a Republic (as our Framers intended) to an oligarchy: "America is no longer a democracy — never mind the democratic-republic envision by Founding Fathers. Rather, it's taken ...Read More »
Executive Order Creates Election Commission
President Obama signed an executive order last week creating the nine member Presidential Commission on Election Administration, a move he signaled as a priority during the State of the Union speech. The Commission, co-chaired by Bob Bauer, who was Obama's lead counsel in his 2012 campaign, and Ben Ginsberg, who held the same role in the Romney camp is tasked ...Read More »
Dems Gain the Voter ID Edge, Again
The pendulum in the war between liberals and conservatives continues to swing with Democrats regaining the voter ID edge in the aftermath of the 2012 election. According to Mike Flynn of Breitbart, he wrote today that this shouldn't be a surprise. A new survey by Gallup shows Democrats regaining their edge in party identification over the GOP. In 2012, 47% of Americans ...Read More »
Tonight on the Dark Side with Kira Davis
11/11/12 There has been a lot of talk about where we go from here. I've been getting a lot of questions and a lot of hate mail. Join me to discuss the good and the bad of Tuesday, and how you're feeling about the future. Also, Louis Fowler will stop by to talk entertainment. Tonight at 10pmET/7pm Pacific on the CDNews ...Read More »
Tonight on the Dark Side with Kira Davis
10/28/12 Are you sick of hearing about Ohio already? Sorry, we're going to talk about it too. Benghazi blackout and would Hurricane Sandy vote Republican or Democrat? Tune in tonight at 10pm ET/7pm Pacific on the CDNews Network on BlogTalk Radio. UPDATE: Listen to a replay of the show here or follow the link to download. Listen to internet radio with CDNews ...Read More »
Californians Face Primary Voting Today: Races to Watch
Tuesday, June 5 Californians head to the polls today to vote in primary elections and the ballots will be longer than voters have seen in the past. That is because new ballot rules goes into effect this election cycle. Under the new "top-two" system, party affiliations are removed from candidates and voters will have the opportunity to choose from any ...Read More »
Clinton's State Department to discredit Russian elections?
NEW YORK, January 31, 2012 — Anthony T. Salvia, Director of the American Institute in Ukraine, and consultant in international public advocacy and governmental affairs, has said that Vladimir Putin is still the most popular politician in Russia. He said: "If the Russian presidential election were held next week, Prime Minster Vladimir Putin would likely win with 52-58% of the ...Read More »
Santorum Surge: Should We All Start Investing in Sweater Vests Now?
I never in my life would have thought I'd be describing the Iowa caucuses as exciting. Hell, I can't even say the word "caucus" without having to suppress immature fits of giggles. It's just such a funny word. I have never really taken the Iowa caucuses as seriously as Iowans themselves do. After all it's not a real vote and ...Read More »
The 730 Days That Continue to Change the World
After years of fighting, years of spilling our blood and treasure, we finally had our own independent, sovereign country. We were finally free of the shackles of tyranny. So many of our young men lay dead, so much of our property gone, so much of our innocence lost. Yet, we were finally in control of our own destiny. This precious ...Read More »
Playing Santa on Our Dime
One does not have to go to Washington to become an out–of–touch politician and it's not required to be a Democrat. Local Republicans can lose their way quite nicely without all the bother of traveling to D.C. This summer, in Prince William County, VA, Jeanine Lawson ran a spirited challenge in the Republican primary against two–term incumbent Wally Covington for ...Read More »
Election Results from Tuesday November 8th
Check back regularly as the CDNews staff will be updating this page as results come in from Washington, Mississippi, Virginia, Kentucky and Ohio. (or just hit the reload/refresh button occasionally) Kentucky Steve Beshear (D) wins re-election bid as Governor – has more than 58% of the vote Kentucky Gov. Steve Beshear has been re-elected, becoming the second Democrat to win ...Read More »
Maine's Battle Over Voter Registration
As the presidential election draws closer and many states hold their midterm elections this month, voter identification and registration has once again become a hotly contested issue. Not even the state of Maine has escaped this controversy, as same day voter registration is the controversial first question on the ballot. Because many Mainers are unfamiliar with the background of the ...Read More »


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The modern establishment is a restaurant and bar that serves Thai food. Not to be missed if you happen to be in Melbourne. The establishment itself is hidden away from Swanston St with only a small doorway and sign to guide you in up a couple flight of stairs to Cookie. This place gets busy. The establishment is divided to two areas, the restaurant dining to the right and a bar to the left, however you can still order normal food from the menu in the bar area. The venue is beautiful and the interior architecture of the place quite stunning. There were small balcony ledges to dine at which gives it quite the unique experience.
After being directed to the seating area we were each given the menu and advised to head to the bar counter to place our order. My friend and I both didn't know what to order considering all the very appetising options they had available. A quick little search on the urbanspoon phone app showed the Egg Net Salad and Pad Thai to both be quite popular dishes so we decided to give those a go.
My friend went to place the order but came back a little frustrated at the lack of staff at the counter. The wait for the food to arrive wasn't too bad and both our meals came at the same time. First up was the Pad Thai (above). Now I've had Pad Thai at Chin Chin's before and for my first Pad Thai it was amazing. This was a Chicken Pad Thai, and even though the serving looked about just the right size we soon realised that you can actually pack a lot in that dish. The lemon added a good tang to the pad thai to help balance any saltiness or oil.
Next up we tried the Egg Net Salad which contained chicken mince meat, cashews, coriander, herbs and some sort of fish sauce dressing. The flavour was very strong for this one, not entirely bad but a bit too overpowering for me. If it I were to eat it on it's own, it would really work. What made it palatable was eating it with the pad Thai. I'll be unlikely to order it again, simply because it's a bit much for me and the lack of salad or something to balance out the saltiness? or the strong flavours. The chilli garnish on top was grilled and had a mild flavour to it.
Now I would definitely come back to this place, but try and get a table in the restaurant side of the establishment just to see how the dining experience would really be like. I would also probably like to come back with a larger appetite to try some of their other salad dishes or ask what the most popular items to order on the menu are. Price wise, Cookie does stretch the wallet just a little bit and if you don't know what to order, it might be entirely worth it throw from $15-$30 on a random dish to try. Make sure you get recommendations from people who you know have been there, or as the waiter/waitress to help filter out the options.

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Stainless Steel Hip Flask for $4.99 + shipping
If someone tries to shoot you in the butt, this could save your butt's life.
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In for 4!! Nice!
In for 4 too, sweet deal!
Saving your butt's life is definitely a good thing -- else it'd be so much dead weight.
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This is a GOOD deal when you consider shipping and/or seller ratings.
$4.99/each + $1.99 [flat-rate] shipping for up to 4 units
And I'm in for 2.
In for 4... great gift!
here is the same flask for 8 cents...
@sleepy35758: 8 cents plus $5.00 shipping for each flask ordered.
@cleverett: technically it's still cheaper..
PS: anyone know where i can get engraved flasks on the cheap?
@madcow - ThingsRemembered in the mall here does engraving. but just about any trophy shop can do it too.
Seems like a good deal but I don't need 'em. If I needed 'em I saw a bunch at my local Walmart on clearance for $2...
More like if someone tries to shoot you in the butt with a BB gun, this could save you a minor discomfort...
Anyway, this is probably still the best way to smuggle in hard liquor to events. Or order a dozen, and next time you have a guy's night out, distribute among friends for some instant coolness. Make sure to fill it first. Fill one with water and that poor sucker can be the designated driver.
actually, if you check that amazon link, it appears that people have problems with this thing leaking. might want to reconsider before buying...
ordered four - does that make me a lush?
If you're planning on ordering just one and not taking advantage of shipping I would go with http://www.amazon.com/Eight-Ounce-Stainless-Steel-Funnel/dp/B002SB5MYS/ref=sr_1_5?ie=UTF8&s=home-garden&qid=1280838020&sr=1-5
It's a buck more and it comes with a funnel. These things are worthless without it, unless you have a straw and a lot of patience.
in for 2, thanks tanga and thefenst
Haha, came here to post this after purchasing one. Probably would have been good to get more than one, but I don't know any other alcoholics.
May contain lead. Great fishing weight.
All of these basic flasks look alike, but they are not all made alike. I was shopping for one as a gift on Amazon and I was amazed at the reviews. Some have repeated comments about how they leaked on the first use, how the metal is so thin that the sides flex when you hold it, etc. Others get nothing but rave reviews. I'd recommend visiting Amazon and reading the reviews to find the quality ones.
Oh, and what zepallica said is correct: You need a special funnel to fill these. Either but one that comes with a funnel, or pick up a funnel separately. Amazon sells a number of funnels for cheap, just search for "flask funnel."
@cleverett: You dont really need a special funnel, I usually make a "one time" funnel out of some thick paper and that work just swell.
Looking around our mother site [amazon] I found this deal.
With shipping it's a little under $16 for 5 flasks.
It seems better if you wanted to buy 5 or more.
A bunch of similar (or better) deals here:
I like the commie hammer-n-sickle flask.
Turned 21 several days ago ... this comes up. Destiny?
It's perfect to store my new-found favorite drink in. :P


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Two second-half goals from Spanish duo Andrea Orlandi and David Lopez secured the Seagulls their first away win in five attempts that moved them up to fifth in the npower Championship table.
For Tony Mowbray's Boro, they are down to 10th after their sixth defeat in their last seven games and lie eight points off the top six, and just six points off the bottom three.
Both goalkeepers had a chance to test their handling in the opening stages. Lopez's deflected shot was comfortably held by Jason Steele before Richard Smallwood's drilled effort was saved down low by Casper Ankergen, who was making only his second Championship appearance of the season.
But the early action was not a sign of things to come, with neither of the out-of-form sides able to find any kind of rhythm.
Dean Hammond went close to breaking the deadlock in the 50th minute after he was found in the area by Jose Ulloa's terrific pass but the midfielder was unable to steer his header on target.
It was the visitors who eventually broke the deadlock. Hammond squared from the right for Orlandi, whose run into the area had gone unnoticed by the Boro defence, and the Spanish midfielder side-footed past Steele for his fifth league goal of the campaign.
They had Gordon Greer to thank for preserving their lead as the defender made two vital blocks in as many minutes to deny Scott McDonald and then Curtis Main from getting shots at goal.
Gus Poyet's side sealed victory when Lopez was sent clear by Liam Bridcutt and he lobbed the on-rushing Steele to ensure his side remained in the play-off places.
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The Angus Black Project was born in Detroit, and survived! Inspired by Detroit's rock legends, and raised on a diet of rusty cars and stray bullets. This is Rock. Not alternative, not modern, net emo, not classic. Just Rock.
In your face? Maybe. What you hear is what you get. The sound is not over-mixed, over-dubbed, or over-processed. It probably could have been made perfect, but why? It is recorded the way it was played, with subtle colors and nuances that give the music character, not an unnatural robotic tone.
And the best thing: when you hear The Angus Black Project live, you can expect the sound to be what you heard on the album, and better. If you heard Kiss in the 70s, or Judas Priest in the 80s, you know what I mean.
There are no studio sound effects or processes that can not be reproduced live. So unlike so many of today's bands, bands that can not produce live what they made in the studio.
Natural, unprocessed, unadulterated Rock.


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The influence of proprioception, balance and plyometric strength on the occurrence of lower leg injuries in schoolboy rugby players (North-West University, 2006)Background: Rugby injuries are a common phenomenon. The aim of medical professionals is to treat these injuries to the best of their abilities, and if possible, to help prevent their occurrence. Bahr and Holme (2003) argue ...


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Today herbs of all varieties can be bought in any supermarket, but the range and organic practices of pioneering farmer Jekka McVicar keep her crops in a class of their own. By Rae Spencer Jones
Herb farmer Jekka McVicar holds her children responsible for her career. "Twenty-one years ago, when I had Alistair and Hannah, I wanted a livelihood I could manage from home," she says. "Organic methods appealed because I was determined my two young children would not grow up eating food sprayed with chemicals."
It was a brave decision in an era when organic food was viewed with the same scepticism as open-toed sandals and vegetarians. "When I first sold my herbs as organic everyone laughed at me, so I shut up and carried on anyway," she says.
It seems astonishing to think that as recently as the early 1980s supermarkets selling fresh - let alone organic - herbs were as rare as hen's teeth. In garden centres the choice was limited to parsley, rosemary and thyme.
"Using herbs in cookery or medicinally is commonplace now but then there was a yawning gap in the market for unusual varieties of fresh herbs." McVicar grabbed her opportunity and, starting with 32 varieties, she sold at garden openings and wholesale to garden centres and grocers.
Her organic regime was very simple. "I'm completely self-taught but I started by cutting out hormone rooting powder and tried to grow the herbs in as natural an environment as possible," she says.
"It was all about encouraging frogs, hoverflies and lacewings, and I would pay the children 6p for every ladybird they collected for the glasshouse. These days it's quite different - organic growing is an exact science."
Before McVicar knew it the collection had expanded to over 200 varieties, at which point her husband put his foot down. "He said either I was to stop or we were to move to bigger premises," she laughs.
They moved to 1.5 acres in Alveston near Bristol where, as Jekka's Herb Farm, the wholesale business prospered. Then, about five years ago, they decided to replace it with a mail-order business.
"I got more and more fed up with the restraints imposed on what I could and couldn't grow," McVicar explains. Today they grow as many different varieties as possible.
The 2004 catalogue lists 500 herbs from all over the world, including myrtle from Chile, coriander from Vietnam and oregano from the Middle East. Seeds arrive from Germany, China and South Africa - as well as other, more unorthodox sources.
"People just turn up with presents", says McVicar, "like the gentleman who gave me a Jamaican broadleaved thyme. I couldn't believe it was edible but it's delicious with Creole chicken."
Managing such an eclectic collection of plants requires a rigorous organic regime. "Everyone is taught to be observant," she says. This attention to detail starts with the compost.
"It's a constant struggle to find organic compost that's consistent from batch to batch," says McVicar. "We're always on the look out for new peat-free products with all the right properties but it's difficult.
Last year, for instance, we used a variety that contained bark that hadn't been composted properly and the lavender and catmint ended up with yellow foliage."
This season they have settled on a mixture of composted green waste and bark, which comes premixed with a granular feed. If the delicious green haze of sprightly seedlings in the polytunnels is anything to go by, the results are promising.
Of course, the crux of organic growing is controlling pests and diseases without resorting to chemicals. McVicar's penchant for growing as wide a range of plants as possible brings with it a challenging collection of pests, from scale insect to sciarid fly.
The battle plan consists of a two-pronged attack. "Our principal aim is to encourage natural predators," explains Jill Wolley, who is in charge of P&D.
"Luckily we grow plants that are floriferous and full of nectar, so they naturally attract plenty of hoverflies and lacewings. By June they're in full swing keeping aphid populations under control."
Earlier in the season, however, they use sticky traps to monitor the type and numbers of pests that over-winter in the polytunnels and for the first time last year Wolley brought in biological controls - specific predators to combat specific pests - such as the microscopic mite hypoasis, which makes mincemeat of sciarid fly larvae.
Diseases are kept down with thorough housekeeping. Good air circulation prevents fungal diseases from thriving in damp, humid conditions. And they impose a strict watering regime: too much water encourages fungi and other pathogens.
"I water all the plants by hand, which gives me a chance to inspect them for pests and diseases at the same time," says Wolley. Twice a week the plants are fattened up with a liquid feed.
"It's basically a vegetable-based green sludge, which we water in by hand," she says. Then there's the routine weeding which, in the absence of chemical controls, is also done by hand.
In keeping with the nursery's organic ethos, there is no artificial light or heat. The herbs grow at their natural pace, which ensures they are seasonally correct and fully hardy when they're posted to customers. "It's much better for the plants but occasionally we have problems with impatient clients who want something straightaway," says McVicar.
All this loving care explains why the herbs cost a little more than those from your average supermarket, and why they win gold medals at Chelsea and Hampton Court flower shows year after year.
"With only five full-time staff it's very hard work," says McVicar. Even so, if the end result is herbs that naturally brim with health, as far as she is concerned, it is a price worth paying.
Exclusive herb offer
Jekka is offering Gardening readers two special collections of organic herb seeds. Choose from the Edible Flowers Collection (wild bergamot, borage, pot marigold, clary and nasturtium) or the Oriental Herb Collection (chopsuey green, Japanese green, Japanese parsley, purple choy sum and purple shiso). Each collection contains five packets of seeds and costs £5, including UK p&p. To order call 01454 418878.
Meet Jekka
Jekka will be running an exclusive workshop for 12 Gardening readers on August 24. This will include an illustrated talk on planning a herb garden, a hands-on tasting session and vegetarian lunch, and a tour of the farm. The day will end with full tea and costs £75 (a saving of £10 on the normal workshop price) - for details and to book call 01454 418878.
- Jekka McVicar will be at BBC Gardeners' World Live, supported by The Daily Telegraph (www.bbcgardenersworldlive.co.uk) June 16-20 at Birmingham NEC. Book before June 15 and save £2.50 on the adult price. Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday £13.50 (reduced from £16); Thursday and Friday £11.50 (reduced from £14). Call 0870 902 0555 and quote TEO or book online at www.boxoffice.necgroup.co.uk/gwl, entering TEO when prompted. Tickets must be collected from the ticket office at the show.
- Jekka's Herb Farm, Rose Cottage, Shellards Lane, Alveston, Bristol BS35 3SY (01454 418878; www.jekkasherbfarm.com). Mail order only.


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Entering the coordinates into Google Maps will display the marker at the correct location.
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Cha Gio$6.50
one of the most popular deep fried snacks in vietnam! bean thread noodles, pork and vegetables wrapped in rice paper then deep fried. served with lettuce, cucumber and nuoc cham
Pork & Seeds
barbeque pork chinese style. served with sesame seeds, hot mustard and ketchup
- Small $4.25
- $8.25
Banh Xeo$8.25
rice flour crepe filled with shrimp, pork, and lots of bean sprouts and onions. served with lettuce, cucumber and nuoc cham
Goi Cuon (4)$7.25
fresh cooked shrimp & pork rolled in lettuce with rice noodles & rice paper served with black bean sauce or nuoc cham
Goi Cuon (4) (with Charbroiled Pork)$8.25
Goi Cuon (4) (with Tofu, No Meat)$6.25
Goi (cold Salads)$6.95
shredded carrots, dai kon, shrimp, chicken, mixed with chopped peanuts on top, served with nuoc cham. delicious
Combination Platter
(cha gio, gio cuon and pork & seeds)
- (per Person) $7.25
Egg Rolls (2)
shrimp, pork, onion, celery, cabbage, bean sprouts wrapped together in pancake then deep fried. a variety of flavors
- (per Person) $5.95
Potstickers (6)
- (per Person) $5.75
Foil Wrapped Chicken
- (per Person) $5.95
Crab Rangcoon (8)
- (per Person) $4.95
Bun Bo$7.25
this is a meal in itself. the combination of hot and cold ingredients plus the contrast between crunchy vegetables and soft noodles and beef makes this a favorite dish throughout vietnam
Ho Nam Vang$7.25
fresh shrimp, pork, chicken and clear noodles served in the most delicious broth with special seasoning
Pho Beef Noodle$7.25
Pho-beef Noodle (with Bo Vien - $6.50)$7.95
Won Ton Soup$6.50
savory meat mixture wrapped inside little squares of noodle dough served in special seasoned broth with green leaf.
Won Ton Soup (with Noodles, Shrimp, Black Mushrooms, Green Leaf And Barbeque Pork)$7.50
Egg Flower Soup$5.50
Vietnamese Hot And Sour Soup$8.95
this delicious soup combines shrimp, bean sprouts, green cabbage, tomatoes, celery, pineapple and fresh tamarine
Chinese Hot And Sour Soup$5.95
this soup combines pork, tofu, mushroom and green onion
Chef's Specials
Bun Spicy Chicken
our famous spicy chicken over rice noodles with bean sprouts, cucumbers, lettuce and nuoc cham
- (per Person) $8.50
Bun Cha Gio
homemade vietnamese egg roll served on rice noodles with fresh bean sprouts, mint, cucumber & lettuce
- (per Person) $6.95
Spicy Noodles - Beef Or Chicken
- (per Person) $7.95
Banh Hoi (chao & Tom)
grilled shrimp or charbroiled pork and rice noodles are deliciously delightful when wrapped loosely with lettuce and dipped in nuoc cham
- (with Pork) $8.25
- $8.95
Beef Chow Fun$7.95
Abalone Chicken (clay Pot)$12.50
abalone and chicken stir fried with black mushroom, bok choy, green onion served with steamed or fried rice
Bun Bo Xao$7.95
Com Bi Cha Thit Nuong$7.75
marinated sliced pork chop grilled to perfection, served with steamed rice, garnished with lettuce, tomato & cucumber
Dong Khanh Mi Xao$7.95
chicken, pork and shrimp mix with soft egg noodles and vegetables
Charbroiled Pork Or Beef$8.25
special marinated pork or beef charbroiled on a skewer. served with steamed rice
Sauteed Squid Or Kung Pao Squid, Spicy$8.25
sliced squid sauteed in special sauce with cucumber, green pepper, tomatoes and onion. served with steamed rice
Bun Thit Nuong$7.25
marinated sliced pork with lemongrass and sesame oil grilled to perfection, served on rice noodles with fresh bean sprouts, cucumber & lettuce
Sea Food Hot Plate$10.25
crab, shrimp, scallops, deep fried fish, and bok choy with special house sauce
Bun Thit Nuong (with Chao & Tom)$8.25
House Special Noodles$8.95
shrimp, beef, chicken, and stir vegetables, with special sauce over pan fried noodles
Four Seasons$9.25
generous amount of shrimp, scallops, pork, tofu and chinese mushrooms give color and freshness to this dish. served with steamed rice
Fish Hot Sauce$8.25
sliced fried fish in special sauce with cabbage, bamboo and onion. served with steamed rice
Family Delight$9.25
scallops, shrimp, chicken and mixed vegetables stir fried with special sauce. served with steamed rice, fried rice, or fried noodles
(served With Steamed Rice, Fried Rice Or Fried Noodles)
Shrimp Cashew$9.75
fresh shrimp stir fried with green bell pepper, onions, water chestnuts and a generous amount of cashews
Mo Shu Shrimp$9.25
(with pancake, no rice)
Fried Shrimp$8.95
fresh shrimp dipped in special batter & deep fried to perfection!
Shrimp With Pea Pods$9.25
stir fried shrimp with snow peas, water chestnuts, baby corn, onions and carrots
Tom Ram Muoi (salt Shrimp)$8.75
fresh shrimp with shell in batter then tossed with onion and salt plus crunchy vegetables on the bottom. delicious!
Shrimp With Broccoli$8.95
stir fried shrimp with broccoli & onion
Shrimp With Chinese Cabbage$8.95
fresh shrimp sauteed with chinese cabbage
Shrimp With Mixed Vegetables$8.95
shrimp sauteed with mushrooms, bamboo shoots, snow peas, onion, and broccoli
Kung Pao Shrimp$9.75
hot and spicy shrimp stir fried with bamboo shoots in kung pao sauce and a generous amount of peanuts
(served With Steamed Rice, Fried Rice Or Fried Noodles)
Beef With Black Bean Sauce$8.75
Beef With Pea Pods$8.75
stir fried sliced beef with snow peas, water chestnuts, baby corn, onions & carrots
Beef With Mixed Vegetables$8.25
Beef With Green Peppers$8.25
stir fried sliced beef with bell peppers & onion
Beef With Broccoli$8.25
stir fried sliced beef with broccoli and onion
Beef With Cabbage$8.25
Beef With Bean Sprouts$8.25
sliced beef stir fried with bean sprouts & onion
Beef With Tomatoes$8.25
sliced beef stir fried tomatoes, green pepper & onion
Spicy Beef$8.25
sauteed sliced beef with lemongrass in special homemade sauce
Spicy Beef$8.25
sauteed sliced beef with lemongrass in special homemade sauce
Beef With Spicy Hot Pepper$8.95
Beef With Hoysin Sauce, Tofu$8.25
Mongolian Beef (spicy)$7.95
Five Spice Beef$9.25
this dish combines lean beef with the fragrant chinese five-spice, is partially stir fried, then simmered until tender. served with steamed rice
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Mandarin Chicken$7.85
boneless chicken dipped in special batter with sweet and sour sauce. served with steamed rice
Chicken With Pea Pods$8.50
chicken stir fried with snow peas, water chestnuts, baby corn, onions & carrots
Chicken With Mixed Vegetables$7.95
chicken stir fried with combination vegetables
Chicken With Broccoli$7.95
chicken stir fried with broccoli & onion
Chicken Ginger With Vegetables$8.95
fresh ginger and chicken simmered in oyster sauce
Chicken With Chinese Cabbage$7.95
sliced chicken stir fried with chinese cabbage
Sweet And Sour Fish (spicy)$8.25
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breast of boneless chicken dipped in batter with special lemon sauce
Chicken With Mushroom$8.25
sliced chicken stir fried with fresh mushrooms
Kung Pao Chicken (hot)$8.75
hot and spicy chicken stir fried with bamboo shoots in kung pao sauce
Diced Chicken With Cashew Nuts Or Almonds$8.25
House Spicy Chicken$8.25
boneless chicken dipped in special batter with our special sauce that has ginger and onion flavors
Pineapple Chicken$8.50
breast of boneless chicken dipped in batter
Spicy Chicken (with Fried Rice)$8.95
Spicy Chicken$9.95
hot & spicy chicken sauteed with lemongrass & chile pepper (with veg. & fried rice)
Moo Goo Gui Pan$8.25
(similar to chicken vegetable)
Chicken Tofu With Hoysin Sauce$8.75
Mo Shu Chicken (with Pancakes)$8.25
Curry Chicken$8.75
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Kung Pao Lamb$9.25
(spicy with hot plate)
Curry Lamb$9.25
Mongolian Lamb$9.25
(spicy with hot plate)
House Mutton$9.25
(served With Steamed Rice, Fried Rice Or Fried Noodles) (excluding Mo Shu Pork)
Pork With Pea Pods$8.75
sliced pork stir fried with snow peas, water chestnuts, baby corn, onions & carrots
Mo Shu Pork (5 Pancakes)$8.25
Sweet And Sour Pork$7.95
Twice-cooked Pork$8.25
tenderloin pork with chinese vegetables in hoysin sauce. hot
Pork With Broccoli$7.95
sliced pork stir fried with broccoli & onion
Pork With Green Peppers$8.25
stir fried sliced pork with bell pepper & onion
Pork With Mixed Vegetables$7.95
sliced pork stir fried with combination vegetables
Pork With Bean Sprouts$7.95
sliced pork stir fried with bean sprouts and onions
Hot Braised Pork$7.95
Spareribs With Black Bean Sauce$8.25
Sweet & Sour Spareribs$8.25
chunks of spareribs are simmered until tender. combined with green pepper, pineapple, and sweet and sour sauce. served with steamed rice
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Tofu With Cashews$8.25
Tofu With Mixed Vegetables$7.50
tofu is made from ground soybeans, and has a tender and porous texture. this is a delicious low calorie and high protein dish. served with steamed rice
Mixed Vegetables Delight$7.25
assorted stir fried vegetables
Sauteed Snow Peas With Water Chestnuts$7.75
stir fried snow peas with water chestnuts and carrots
Spicy Eggplant$7.25
small dried hot chile peppers and our own special sauce add life to the mild tasting eggplant. served with steamed or fried rice
Kung Pao With Tofu (spicy)$7.75
Mo Shu Vegetable$7.25
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Mo Shu With Tofu (with Pancakes)$7.75
Vegetable Fried Rice$7.25
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A place I would like to visit so much! Have you ever heard about the Mopti elephants?
HOW does one travel in Mali? Carry water, fruit, bread, Cipro, toilet paper? Travel alone? How is the weather in April? Is Mali like Mexico, poor kids and "guides" follow you around all day?! is this fun? Thanks.
Hello, World Traveller! You have great pages! ><><><
I would like to visit this exotic one square kilometer of our globe. Great shot of curious kids :-)
I would love to go to Mali, and hopefully will be doing so early next year. Looks like a wonderful place to visit. Thanks for sharing.
It is like you visit same countries than me. I am in Mali now.
Mali is another country I wish to visit. Looks wonderful.
Excellent. You're building very informative pages in VT. Great work!
I have wondered, too, if they rebuilt that Market Hall in Bamako or not - used to be such a great place!
Great page, lovely pics !
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Senator Menendez: The Oil Conservation Revolution
By Senator Robert Menendez (D-NJ)
As Chairman of the Foreign Relations Committee, I see a lot of fanfare applauding increased oil production in the U.S. and the increase is truly remarkable. We are producing nearly 2 million more barrels of oil a day than government (EIA) experts had predicted ten years ago. But here's what is truly astounding: We are consuming over 5 million barrels less in oil a day than had been predicted in 2003. So, there is no question we are making dramatic strides in the oil sector, but we are doing twice as well on the conservation side of the ledger than we are in production.
Oil conservation lacks the sizzle that energy production enjoys. After all, you don't see people striking it rich by taking a train to work, by driving an electric car, or converting their business' fleet to run on natural gas. What's worse, not only does it lack sizzle, some public figures say oil conservation isn't even a serious approach to energy policy. Vice President Cheney famously said conservation is a "sign of personal virtue, but … not a sufficient basis for a sound, comprehensive energy policy."
But as a nation, in order to continue to improve our energy security, insulate our economy from high oil prices, and address climate change, we will continue to accomplish a lot more by using less oil than by producing more oil. It's less exciting than an oil geyser, but the opportunity is simply much bigger. Increasing oil production in the U.S. helps our energy security and our economy, but increasing domestic production is often described as the healer of all wounds. Unfortunately it is not.
If it were, oil prices would not be so stubbornly high. Oil is traded in a worldwide market, so our increased production has been drowned out by increased demand elsewhere. But thanks to increased fuel economy standards, investment in public transportation, and a burgeoning market in alternative fuel vehicles, Americans do not need nearly as much oil to achieve mobility as once predicted. And we have a lot more improvement to do. After all, we use twice as much oil per capita as the United Kingdom and Germany and a third more than Australia.
Despite our exceptional prowess in drilling for oil, we simply cannot drill our way out of our problems. To address climate change, drive down prices, and truly end the world's dependence on energy from unstable parts of the world, we need to use a lot less oil. The good news is that we have gotten off to a great start.
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"insulate our economy from high oil prices"
Menendez, as soon as you said that I realized that everything else you are saying is suspect. You know very well how oil prices are determined! Stop with the smoke and mirrors political BS! Enough! If you are going to post on a progressive web site you had better stop talking down to us. We are better than that! We already know how oil prices are set. Stop it! You sound like a fool! You sound like Romney! Enough! I am tired of it. Now I can't trust the rest of this post.
"To address climate change, drive down prices, and truly end the world's dependence on energy from unstable parts of the world, we need to use a lot less oil."
You need to explain this. How does reduced consumption in the US "end the world's dependence" on oil? You actually said "dependence on energy." Yeah, we need to get off energy altogether! Energy is bad. Did you think about this before you posted it?
"After all, we use twice as much oil per capita as the United Kingdom and Germany and a third more than Australia."
Yeah, but that is not where the growth in demand is now and is expected to be for the future. You didn't mention any of those countries in this post. You did say there was an "increase in demand elsewhere" but you declined to identify the massive consumers that are drowning out our production increase and denying us any benefit from our surprising conservation efforts.
That was a nice graph. That is about all this post is good for. This post, like your political career, has a very slimy feel.
You can say it all day long but the US economy has nothing to do with how oil prices are set. It is world demand. It is a world oil market. Even if 300 million Americans stop buying gasoline and diesel 2 billion Chinese and Indians will still determine the price. A stupid revolution in a minor supplier like Libya will still drive up WORLD prices.
I read it differently. I thought he was saying if we just don't need to use much of it, it doesn't matter what the price is.
Well dress nicely as you don't use gas and gather the signatures needed to get the fossil fuel luxury tax on the ballot. See that luxury tax would help areas to recover from natural disasters and anthropogenic weather disasters by having the money already in the bank when disaster strikes.
Well, we do need to use "a lot less oil".
Like, none.
And unfortunately, fuel economy standards that require the big automakers to build cars with the fuel efficiencies that they achieved 20 years ago by 2025 is not going to get us there.
Gasoline and oil prices peaked in july of 2008, and in spite of 3 years of economic growth, they have not reached those highs again. Oil reached 147 a barrel in july 2008, it is now around 95 dollars.
Today's cars are already significantly more efficient, there is an increasing choice of hybrids, electrics, and plug ins. battery costs are dropping 6% a year, while battery capacity is increasing, which will limit the ability of oil companies to rip us off for their poisonous product. There is a long way to go, but i would not bet against american technology, we are quite resourceful.
What I find truly unsettling about this comment is the observation about '..unstable parts of the world'. These countries are unstable and have suffered decades of tragedy, rule by cruel despots, invasion, sanctions, subversion and foreign invasion, with millions of casualties, because of Western, principally US, policy, to control global hydrocarbons. Until and unless the USA is prepared to allow other countries to decide their own futures, free of outside interference disgracefully asserting its 'moral values' when in fact driven by the crudest self-interest, there will be no peace, no international co-operation, and no progress in addressing our pressing global problems.
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Which NHL goal scorers were luckiest this season? (Trending Topics)Ryan Lambert at Puck Daddy 2 days ago
The concept of luck in hockey is a contentious one.
Fans generally don't like to hear that a goal was a result of a lucky bounce, or that an entire season's worth of results — in terms of wins and losses — came because a team simply had the puck go their way for the majority of the year. After all, this somewhat assumes that all things in hockey are created equal, when we know that is not the case.
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[Breaking down the plausibility of the week's biggest rumor.]
For some inexplicable reason, the Vancouver Canucks continue to pursue a Jay Feaster-like pursuit of "going for it."
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A few other depth players were signed as well, and Chris Higgins bought out just before the free agency period, but that's about it in terms of changes to the roster that finished third from the bottom of the league last year.
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Yeah and I mean as long as we're imagining things, wouldn't it be cool if dragons were real and could play hockey? Said Tortorella on the skill gap between the U.S. and Canada as the tournament approaches: "It's hard to quantify as far as closing the gap, or if there is a gap."
These are the words of a madman. The difference in talent level between these two clubs is roughly equivalent to that of the mass of, say, Jupiter, with, say, Mars. They are not particularly comparable. But they are at least both planets. Gotta give Mars that.
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Puck Lists: 30 NHL players who sound like rejected PokémonRyan Lambert at Puck Daddy 5 days ago
Pokémon Gohas spread across North America with an almost terrifying speed, getting everyone from children to the elderly out of their houses in search of a Snorlax.
The NHL is no exception.
Last week, the Red Wings made news by extending Teemu Pulkkinen to a new one-year contract. Not terribly interesting, except the tweet in question called him "Teemu Pokémon" because popular mobile game Pokémon Go had just come out and quickly earned more daily users than Twitter. (It might also have been a typo.)
UPDATE: The Detroit #RedWings today re-signed RW Teemu Pokémon to a one-year contract: https://t.co/5krS3tHNqa pic.twitter.com/E5EKDGWbon
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What We Learned: How Jamie Benn's deal affects Tavares, MarchandRyan Lambert at Puck Daddy 6 days ago
No one needs to be convinced of Jamie Benn's credentials for a bank-breaking contract. When most people heard "eight years at $9.5 million per," it speaks to the quality of his play that the general reaction was, "Yeah, that sounds about right."
Here is a kid who turns 27 today, who led the league in scoring two seasons ago and cleared 79 points each of the last three seasons. He finished third in MVP voting this past year. He's second in points over the last three seasons (255) behind only Sidney Crosby (273).
Likewise, all his underlying numbers likewise indicate the heavy minutes he plays are of a high quality not just through points but also possession, scoring chances, and so on; in the past three years, only one player in the NHL leads Benn in producing expected goals per 60 minutes, and John Tavares's edge on him is just a hundredth of a goal (3.13 to Benn's 3.12).
The NHL has long undervalued its stars in terms of dollars relative to value. Maybe the Benn contract shows that's changing.
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Canadiens continue to show hockey's analytics problem (Trending Topics)Ryan Lambert at Puck Daddy 9 days ago
On Wednesday night, it came out the the Montreal Canadiens had parted ways with the analytics expert they'd hired at the start of last season.
Matt Pfeffer, who has worked with NHL teams in the past, is well-regarded in the hockey numbers community, and the decision not to renew his contract was therefore thought of as another bad move by a team that has recently exhibited a propensity toward them.
Then Sportsnet's Eric Engels reported as part of his ongoing coverage of the baffling P.K. Subban trade that there might be a connection behind Pfeffer's "vehemence" on not trading Subban (he reportedly prepared an "elaborate presentation" on why the swap was a bad idea from Montreal's perspective) and the team's decision not to bring him back for another season.
However, the Habs are also quick to note they're still in the analytics game, and currently evaluating their options for next season.
While the whole video is filled with weirdo ideas, the key exchange here is this:
Huge if True: Will the Rangers do anything this summer?Ryan Lambert at Puck Daddy 10 days ago
[Breaking down the plausibility of the week's biggest rumor.]
The thing that's weird about the New York Rangers is how little they'd done this summer.
They've made just three signings, all on July 1, and the players they acquired are, shall we say, gambles. Adam Clendening, Nathan Gerbe, and Michael Grabner are all the money they've spent.
And for a team like the Rangers, that usually makes sense. They're pretty capped-out as a general rule, and that (plus an institutional disregard for his play) is the reason why Keith Yandle was allowed to walk before unrestricted free agency even began.
Of course, you can go to their General Fanager page and see that they have more than $9 million to spend, and you might get a little confused, but it's pretty clear they're ramping up to sign a number of RFAs to contracts they expect to be somewhat sizable. Among the guys they need to re-sign right now: Chris Kreider, Kevin Hayes and Dylan McIlrath. That's going to eat up a pretty big chunk of their unused cap space real quick.
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The Rangers trade Rick Nash:
Kris Russell, hockey culture and Jimmy Vesey (Puck Daddy Countdown)Ryan Lambert at Puck Daddy 11 days ago
(Ed. Note: The column formerly known as the Puck Daddy Power Rankings. Ryan Lambert takes a look at some of the biggest issues and stories in the NHL, and counts them down.)
5. Overplaying your hand
As I write this it's been about 266 hours since the free agency period opened and Kris Russell still doesn't have a contract for next season.
Not surprising, given that he is maybe a No. 6 defender on any reasonably good team who was allegedly seeking something resembling Alex Goligoski's contract. We've heard a few reports since July 1 that such-and-such a team is kicking the tires, but he's a guy who just doesn't help very much, and so if he's still out there, it might be because he's not budging as much as teams would like on the whole "price point and term" thing as teams would like. His actual value was always out of step with his reported ask, and now we're seeing the result.
A good rule of thumb, then: If you're setting your value based on how your demonstrably bad coach uses you, you're probably pricing yourself out of a lot of markets.
4. Spin
"I think our fans are gonna really appreciate the improvements."
Puck Lists: 7 UFAs still worth taking a chance onRyan Lambert at Puck Daddy 12 days ago
(PUCK LISTS is a special Tuesday series from yer boy RL, in which he arbitrarily lists hockey things.)
The middle of July is typically when we hit the month-and-a-half dead period in free agency. Mostly it's teams getting a bit of house cleaning done, re-upping RFAs and locking in rookies on ELCs, and there's just not much activity on the unrestricted free agent market.
Many teams, instead, wait to make a lot of small signings in the run-up to training camps, but that leaves a long and uncomfortable period in which teams can sign players — probably for pretty cheap — that will materially improve their clubs without actually tying them to expensive deals. Most of these guys can be had for a year and probably less than $1.5 million.
Of course, maybe it's preferable to throw these guys a training camp invite in another month or two instead, but the fact is that if you can get them now, they're going to be guaranteed to attend your camp, and there's no bidding at the last minute for a bottom-six forward or bottom-pairing defenseman in most cases.
With this in mind, knowing what's out there, and which players probably constitute good deals can be very helpful.
7. James Wisniewski (maybe)
What We Learned: Market set for a Sean Monahan extensionRyan Lambert at Puck Daddy 13 days ago
Late on Friday, when most organizations tend to throw out end-of-week bad-news dumps, two NHL franchises actually had some very good news to share with their fans.
Both ensure that their extraordinarily talented young forwards will stay in the fold for years to come, at decent enough price points that you won't turn up your nose at the cost. Winnipeg re-signed Mark Scheifele to an eight-year, $49 million deal ($6.125 million AAV), and Colorado gave Nathan MacKinnon seven years and $44.1 million ($6.3 million AAV).
What's interesting here is that if you go by pedigree alone you'd probably feel like Colorado, paying its player an extra $175,000, got the better deal here. MacKinnon is, after all, a No. 1 overall pick who won the Calder as an 18-year-old when both he and Scheifele were rookies. That is to say that Scheifele, as a 20-year-old, was outperformed by a kid about two and a half years younger than him.
What We Learned
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Garlic Butter
Total Time
Prep 20 mins
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This is a very yummy recipe!! I have altered it some for my family, I found it to be a bit salty, but others that tried it with me thought it was great as is.
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- 1 cup butter, softened
- 1 tablespoon minced garlic
- 1⁄4 cup grated parmesan cheese
- 1 tablespoon garlic salt
- 1 teaspoon italian seasoning
- 1⁄2 teaspoon ground black pepper
- 1⁄4 teaspoon ground paprika
- In a small bowl, combine softened butter, minced garlic and Parmesan cheese.
- Season with garlic salt, Italian seasoning, pepper and paprika.
- Mix until smooth.
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Yummy, easy-to-make blend. I used unsalted butter and garlic powder instead of the garlic salt, and we really enjoyed it. Thanks for sharing! ~PAC Spring '10~
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I spent a month helping Save the Children document what the organization is doing to help alleviate poverty by increasing crop yields in the flood-prone delta region of Bangladesh.
Nearly surrounded by India, Bangladesh is one of the world's most densely populated countries, home to 160 million people in an area one-third the size of California. Barisal "division" (equivalent to a state) is a low-lying delta, prone to annual flooding and at risk from cyclones. Save the Children's long-term goal in this area is to improve the standard of living of Barisal's mostly agricultural people by reducing their susceptibility to disasters and increasing their crop yields.
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2013 SE Asia
We took a seven-week independent trip through Southeast Asia in September-October, 2013. Highlights included the Ankor Wat complex (Cambodia), Luang Prabang and upriver (Laos), Dalat and Hue (Vietnam) and wildlife on the Kinabatangan river in Sabah (Malaysian Borneo) while basing ourselves with old friends in Kota Kinabalu. Also a sincere but unsuccessful attempt at climbing 13,400 ft. Mt. Kinabalu.
Oct 20, 2013
Photos: 64
2013 Julie & Bill
Julie and Bill were married on May 18, 2013 in Oceanside, Oregon.
May 23, 2013
Photos: 43
2013 SOCAL van trip
Two week trip in Yuri (our Eurovan) to (1) see friends and family (2) revisit Anza Borrego desert (3) wend our way slowly up the coast between Morro Bay and Monterey.
Apr 18, 2013
Photos: 22
2013 GHANA Louisa
I spent nearly three weeks in a small town in Ghana in early 2013, working with tractor owners. I was sponsored by ACDI-VOCA, a nonprofit agency that is funded by USAID.
Mar 15, 2013
Photos: 53
2012 MEXICO in December
Guanajuato first (where we have a home, deep in the colonial city) and Michoacan second, which we visited for a week before Christmas.
Dec 26, 2012
Photos: 36
Another bike touring trip to Europe, this time to celebrate my 70th birthday. We loved: the ruins (Greek, Roman, Byzantine...); the Med (swam virtually every day); the people (kind, helpful, patient with language); our daily fill of exercise (bike, walk, swim); and the trains. We took trains between the areas we wanted to spend most time in to avoid heavily-trafficked roads.
Nov 2, 2012
Photos: 40
MILWAUKEE at low tide
Like the tip of an icdberg, these photos show all that's visible of the USS Milwaukee today--the rest, estimated at two-thirds of the 10,000-ton cruiser, is buried under the sand off Samoa beach. Photos taken around sunrise on July 3, 2012, at a negative 1.9 tide.
Jul 3, 2012
Photos: 12
May-June 2012: 2,000 mile road trip in our newly-acquired Eurovan, including visit to cousin Julie and family near Tillamook...a week with Bietta (from Canada) in the Columbia Gorge...Cherie (from Bellingham days) in Coeur d'Alene...Nez Perce country...return via Ashland and the Klamath.
May 27, 2012
Photos: 30
2012 MEXICO, Yucatan
In January, 2012, Louisa and I were joined by our pal Hasnah for two weeks, then we spent time on our own. Ruins, cenotes (swimmable sinkholes), music events, totally sweet people--all good.
Jan 5, 2012
Photos: 80
2011 UK Coast-to-Coast
Celebrating Louisa's 60th birthday by hiking the "Wainwright" coast-to-coast path across northern England, through three National Parks.
Sep 24, 2011
Photos: 84
2011 FRANCE cathedrals
Chartres-Rouen-Beauvais-Amiens: Finally I got to visit the great Gothic cathedrals of northern France, built mostly between 1200 and 1300. Incredible! Including my good luck, seeing (on the last evening for both) the "light painting" in Chartres and Amiens.
Sep 15, 2011
Photos: 35
2011 PARAGUAY-Louisa
I spent three weeks in Paraguay in May 2011, sent by ACDI-VOCA, a nonprofit funded by USAID. My assignment took me to three villages, all within 2-3 hours of Asuncion, the capital, to help members of agricultural and sewing cooperatives (mostly women) with leadership and teambuilding skills. I spoke entirely in Spanish, sometimes translated into Guarani, the native language of bilingual Paraguay.
May 4, 2011
Photos: 32
We spent six weeks in Colombia January-February 2011. Our trip exceeded all expectations: gorgeous country, the friendliest people, safe and easy traveling. Our itinerary was: Bogota-Leyva-Barichara-Santa Marta-Cartagena-Popayan-(San Agustin-Tierradentro loop)-Salento-Bogota.
Feb 16, 2011
Photos: 98
2010 FRANCE by bike
Month-long bike touring trip in southern France, seeing several sets of friends en route. Best yet!
May 7, 2010
Sep 28, 2009
Photos: 96
Louisa's birthday backpacking trip--Grizzily Lake, in the northern Trinities. Wild country, with a wild waterfall as backdrop.
Aug 4, 2009
Photos: 8
2009 SOUTHWEST road trip
We drove our faithful Westie (1986 VW Westfalia camper van) nearly 3000 miles for a glorious month: Death Valley, Zion National Park, Paria Canyon, Flagstaff, Meteor Crater, Grand Canyon and Pinnacles.
May 15, 2009
Photos: 20
2009 MEXICO New Year's road trip
Post-Xmas road trip
Jan 5, 2009
Photos: 59
First backpacking trip of the season, 3000 feet elevation gain from trailhead (south of Happy Camp) to Pacific Crest Trail. We were alone at Paradise Lake, from where we took day-trips around the area. Gorgeous, despite wildfire smoke to the west.
Aug 12, 2008
Photos: 7
2008 SPAIN by bike
1000-kilometer, 3-week tour of northwestern Spain on our cool new Dahon Mu8 folding bikes (20-inch wheels), April-May 2008. We camped but generally stayed in budget hostels.
We were mostly in Castilla y León, ending in Asturias and Cantabria, with one day in Portugal.
Apr 26, 2008
Photos: 44
Apr 12, 2008
Photos: 9
2008 MEXICO Sierra Gorda + Teotihuacan
Mar 17, 2008
Sep 18, 2007
Photos: 181
Feb 4, 2002
Photos: 168
2001 SPAIN, Camino de Santiago
30 days, 540 miles, walking from France to Santiago de Compostela in Galicia (Spain) and on to Finisterre.
Sep 11, 2001
Photos: 41
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I'm an Indiaphile. These photos are from the 1980s and 1990s. Include some from Sri Lanka, Bangladesh and Nepal.
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Sasha asked me to draw Arisa iffin I went to draw anything yesterday, so I did. She was interesting enough...never drew someone with four arms before.
She's supposed to be an anthro Fireant...but She dun look like it. I also drew her very tallish...and...sexy looking... wha?
And considering that my main character is a firecat (Callista) you would think I'd be able to draw fire better...
Comments? Critiques? Anything? =/
She's supposed to be an anthro Fireant...but She dun look like it. I also drew her very tallish...and...sexy looking... wha?
And considering that my main character is a firecat (Callista) you would think I'd be able to draw fire better...
Comments? Critiques? Anything? =/
the fire looks decent, cg fire always looks better for some reason. i can tell its fire w/out looking at the description. Pretty good job w/ the four arms, i'm terrible at stuff like that. Only thing that gets me is the placement of the second set of arms on the body, but then again i'm use to both sets of arms being closer to one another, so that could be it. Looks good.
yay! very nice
the fire looks good enough to me great stuff
fire-ricken good
This is a very cool drawing... great arm poses, and she looks very imposing. The lit-from-beneath shading is very good too. I haven't seen many insect-anthros, but you've made me want to look for more.
Fires really...eratic, if you wanna draw accurate fire just let your pencil go anywhere, clean up later...
i like that ... uhm fire.... yea. the fire hehe
I love everything you did here... great style and form. You colored her very well too and the position of her hands are perfect. *smile* great job!!!
me agrees this looks sexy but it also looks weird...
now thats weird, even for you.
Wow....that's so beautiful. The colouring totally jumps out. It looks as if you've got light sources down pat. The fire is also very awesome looking
I love the way you colored her, and I think it is beautiful!!!! very cool! I dont know what else to say, I just love it .
i like her lil antennae thingees the best, cuz they have lil sparkli things coming off it, u kno? yes. *tugs onnem* u asked for critique-ness so uhm.. i'll give u summa that. yes. her bottom right hand * on the right side of your screen i mean* looks off cuz there's no... like carpal bones there.. tis jes fingerrrs which would be okee but like, the other bottom hand has carpals. she hassa elongated torso but like... i liek that cuz it makes her look more.... insect-y? mebbe? and it makes sense cuz like... she needs room for them arms. the cloth looks vera rigid but it's colored so well that i can't care less ._. anything that u do wrong comes out looking good cuz like... it looks right, i dunno how to explain that... okee. i'm done ._.;
you know I swear I commented on this but oh well......Its so perty!!! your very talented. *wants talent*
As everyone esle say You have done a beautiful job on the character design and coloring, however I thing you probably could have tried using old mortal combat pics to see how the lower arms were attatched to the body, I don't really remember the Dragons name in mortal combat nor do I remember what Knuckles Fire ant friend looks like either, but I think toying with a reference first before the final coloring and every thing would have made this a little better. Thats just me I guess but you know I suck Great Job and keep it up!!
That's totally hot. one of the very few "anthro" pics I've seen that isn't some wank's excuse for not being able to draw real people. Excellent style and posing.
i luuv u calli. u drew her wonderfully i think i'll adopt how u did her hair, and your marker skills still kick the crap outta mine *hug*
beautiful!! as always a wonderful coloring job!! and the fire looks fine!! but overall it is very good, great proportions, very sexy for an ant!! great job you continue to amaze me especially with those coloring skills!! glad to have you on my devwatch!!!
very dynamic and stylistic, i like it very muchly
the coloring and everything is awesome! *_* everything looks great
I really like the stylization of this one, and the lighting. The pose is really dramatic...
I think the lower set of hands need improvement, though
I think the lower set of hands need improvement, though
Sweet!!! *grows an extra pair of arms like her* lol...hehe
Very pretty
VERY nice - the colouring works just fine.
This is just too cool!!! Insect Anthros rule! I got 2 myself and working on some more! Great job, I can totally tell this is a fireant. :bow:
I love your colouring goddamnit!!!!
Very very cools In think this is one'a the first times I've seen an anthro fireant that isn't all cartoony like from the Sonic comics :3 Verre well done!
i've not seen that many anthro insects...
i think this is REALLY good tho...she looks like an ant to me.
awesome coloring job
i think this is REALLY good tho...she looks like an ant to me.
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Is this true?
The President General of Nigeria Football Supportersĺ Club, Chief Rafiu Ladipo, has admitted that he used black magic, popularly called juju for many years, with the hope it will help the Super Eagles win games.
Ladipo is widely regarded as the teamĺs number one supporter and has travelled around the world with the team for many years.
ôI was carrying Super Eagles juju for so many decades until we came to realise that juju doesnĺt play football,ö Ladipo said on Lagos television station, LTV.
However, he also added that they no longer consult metaphysical powers, but depend on divine forces to come out victorious.
ôWe have decided to put a stop to it as there are no links between football and voodoo.
ôNow we believe only in praying and fasting to help Nigeria win their matches.ö
Nigeria have won the Africa Cup of Nations twice ľ in 1980 on home soil and in Tunisia in 1994.
Strange things seem to be heard in this country these days!


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Pixie Problems - Tinkerbell by CourtoonWatch
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Long time no Tinkerbell photo!
This is a similar photo to a couple I posted in the past, but I came across this one, and I love this one too!
Getting ready for Katsucon! SO CLOSE!!
Tinkerbell -
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This is a similar photo to a couple I posted in the past, but I came across this one, and I love this one too!
Getting ready for Katsucon! SO CLOSE!!
Tinkerbell -
Photo LJinto
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Interested in progress photos? Cosplay tips? And other fun?!
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Cool work! (Faves and recommends) You definitely do a good job portraying Tink - have you thought of auditioning, by any chance?
I know this is an old post, but I just joined and tink is one of my fave characters. Your rendition is adorable and I must confess is now a screensaver. Every time I pass my computer in the lab, and I see it; it makes me smile. So, it has emotional impact. Thanks.
I love tinkerbell!!
Love your version of Tinkerbell! I like how you used the big shadow of the building to create the illusion of smallness.
Very cute
nice smile
omg you look soooooooo cute*-*
ok, i'm a fan!
i really like your pics
I love your Tinkerbell expression.
Good things come in small packages.
Adorable! I'm in love here!
the shoes are fab!
I think I seen you running around. I thought you looked familiar. I'm following your deviations. Great job with the costume!
You make an INCREDIBLE Tinkerbell!
Beautiful Tink.
Aw, that's a great pixie pose! Nice outfit and everything, you really wear it well.
very very very nice!
You should cosplay Periwinkle!!!!! It would be totally amazing!!!! Please! (meep! I can't wait!)
sexy growl. You look awesome
You're just too darn good at this cosplay business. I just want to cuddle you close and never let go! If I'm Peter Pan to your Tinker Bell, I never would have fallen for Wendy and let you be my "playmate"!
All of this- the fairy movies are all so cute- I was thinking about cosplaying THE DUST BOY, and I say it like that because I sincerely cannot remember his name.
Yay!! More Tink!! Awesome pose!!
Love Tinkerbell! Thanks for being a fan too!
Could this be the worlds cutest cosplayer?
cute, and it looks so natural, too
Very well done cosplay
it's so awesome!!! wow!!!! Bravo!!
Aaaawwww soooo cute
Oh goodness, you're lovely~
And the little quirk of a grin goes really well for Tinkerbell
Beautiful and playfull Tinkerbell cosplay.
i love her face expression! a little bit naughty, just like it should be
Amazing Cosplay!!!
Wow, That a really nice cosplay. looks so much like tinkerbell. Nice work
This look unbelievable much like the real Tinkerbell O.o amazing cosplay!
Really cute and great Tinkerbell cosplay.
Awesome! THe face looks closer to Tinkerbell than most cosplays I've seen.
omg!!! iluvher! iluvher! iluvher! iluvher! iluvher! iluvher! iluvher!
beautiful work! :3
beautiful work! :3
One of the best cosplays for Tinker Bell, I'll say.
That epitomises 'Cute as a button' idiom.
Finally. The perfect Tinker Bell.


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NEW BRUNSWICK, N.J. (AP) � Actor and comedian Tracy Morgan was critically injured in a fatal six-vehicle pileup on the New Jersey Turnpike on Saturday, hours after performing a standup routine at a show in Delaware, authorities said.
A limousine bus carrying the former �Saturday Night Live� and �30 Rock� cast member and six others overturned near Cranbury Township at about 1 a.m., Sgt. 1st Class Greg Williams told The Associated Press.
James McNair, of Peekskill, New York, a passenger in the limo bus, died in the crash, Williams said. Three others, including Morgan, were in critical condition, and one was in fair condition, he said. Two occupants weren�t injured.
Williams declined to release details of the accident, including what may have caused the pileup involving two tractor-trailers, an SUV, two cars and Morgan�s limo bus.
Morgan is in intensive care at Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital Center in New Brunswick. Reporters gathering at the hospital were asked to wait across on the street until information could be released.
Morgan performed comedy standup Friday night at Dover Downs Hotel & Casino in Delaware. His scheduled appearance at the Fillmore Charlotte in North Carolina on Saturday night has been canceled.
The 45-year-old New York City native joined �SNL� in 1996 and was on the sketch-comedy program for seven years before leaving to star in �The Tracy Morgan Show� in 2003. That show lasted just one season. In 2006, Morgan found a long-running role on NBC�s hit show �30 Rock,� which was created by �SNL� co-star Tina Fey.
Morgan grew up fatherless, one of five siblings, in a blighted section of Brooklyn, where he helped raise and support the family.
He once called his gift for being funny �a defense mechanism� for his miserable circumstances. As a teen, he started doing comedy on the streets to supplement the family�s welfare income.
He had a kidney transplant in late 2010.
The New Jersey Turnpike was closed for more than five hours after the crash.
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Members of the Child Advocacy Center are celebrating after reaching their fundraising goal.
A community-wide golf tournament was held last month to raise money for the facility.
The Child Advocacy Center provides counseling and services to children who have been abused.
This year the center raised more than 100-thousand dollars to support their efforts in the community. That's the most they've ever raised during this event.


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Paris leads AP women's All-Americans
Updated: March 28, 2007, 6:38 PM ETAssociated Press
Courtney Paris has been the model of consistency in her college career. It's something she learned growing up.
"Ever since eighth grade, I was always annoyed when a girl would score five points one game and then 20 the next," Paris said. "I always wanted to be consistent, so when I got to Oklahoma, I considered it my job."
The Oklahoma center has done just that, racking up 61 straight
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Is there any plugin that enables the WP user to define a new role?
I need to introduce the illustrators and photographers among the "contributors" list for an online magazine, but I cannot do that with the current WP.
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I am looking for an illustrator or graphic artist that has experience in hand-drawn calligraphy that can create original art for a screen printing t-shirt design. ... The following phrases that I need to have hand-drawn calligraphy created for are: My barre game is on pointe. ... I would like to have between 4-5 design options created for each phrase. Please provide a few samples of past calligraphy work that you have produced.


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Alabama State Senator Jimmy Holley gave three to four thousand dollars to five different Dothan City schools.
The money comes from the state's community service grant program.
Those schools receiving the money include Faine Elementary, Grandview Elementary, Landmark Elementary, Montana Street Magnet, and Northview High School.
Principal Potter of Faine Elementary says this money will go to better equipment and more desks at the school.


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Is it possible to run a 64 bit guest OS inside a 32 bit Windows 2003 host OS? If yes, which virtualization products support it?
I run a 64bit Windows 7 Enterprise on a 32bit Windows XP Pro host using VirtualBox for testing purposes. Works perfectly. The processor needs to be 64bit capable and support VTX for it to work though.
As long as your hardware is 64 bit capable, it is possible (the OS does not need to be 64 bit).
Also, it is certainly possible to emulate a 64 bit machine in a 32 bit machine (32 bit CPU).
To @Saronthe's point, you probably don't want to.
This thread might help clarify some of the issues: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/56124/can-i-run-a-64-bit-vmware-image-on-a-32-bit-machine
Not sure if its still supported but VMWare certainly used to support this providing your processor had the hardware support for virtualisation. http://communities.vmware.com/thread/152878
The virtualised guest's processor instructions are interpreted directly by the physical processor when the processor supports hardware VT, so there's no inherent technical reason why the guest and host have to be the same at this point.
I still feel it is probably neater and simpler just to have a 64-bit host these days to solve things like memory use, but it seems like VMWare, at least, are willing to at least have a go for you.
VirtualBox supports 64 bit guests on 32 bit hosts, with the following stipulations:
It may not be possible. The 64bit OS's expect a different instruction set to the legacy 32bit OS. Unless the guest is being emulated, and every CPU operation being executed via emulation, then this will likely fail to work at all once the CPU, in 32bit mode, hits a 64bit instruction.
If you're host CPU is actually 64 bit capable, it is likely that the UI inside VMWare, or similar virtualisation products, will prevent you event from doing this.
Putting a 64-bit guest on a 32-bit host completely defeats the purpose of a 64-bit guest. There is no reason to provide anyone with a "64-bit OS" under that circumstance.
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Stop Velma M. From Neglecting & Breeding More Animals
Animal Cruelty & Neglect Is Not Acceptable
Animal Cruelty & Neglect Is Not Acceptable
No Animal Deserves To Suffer & Die for Fashion & Greed!
Because some of the most iconic species of animals are in danger of going extinct if we don't act immediately.
2.5 Million dogs and thousands of cats are brutally tortured and killed in South Korea every year and this must end now!
To change the existing laws and pass tough anti- cruelty laws on animal abusers.
Expansion of palm oil plantations in rainforests is pushing wild orangutans to the brink of extinction.


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A most hilarious post.
Unintentionally so, I'm sure.
How's that Ron? I didn't see you lurking around my post about SPD's attempt Patterson setup either. I was getting worried.
Here's what's funny:
30 cops in Chicago rack up as many complaints per year as all 1200 SPD officers SPD combined.
But Seattle's accountability system sustains about 30 complaints per year, compared to roughly 1 per year against Daley's "dirty thirty".
Conclusion, according to Stranger logic? Seattle and Chicago are both dirty and broken, and they've all gotta go.
Sorry, but that's just too FUNNY.
The top four police officers on the list, who all had 50 or more misconduct complaints in five years, were members of the section, which is currently the focus of a criminal probe by the Cook County states attorney that has resulted in six officers indicted for robbing and kidnapping people.
Oh yes. Their scandal is eerily similar to ours.
keshmeshi - It's obvious the Seattle kidnappings have been covered up, because, well, you know how it is ... they're all in on it.
jonah -- Got a link to your Patterson buy-bust post? Last I saw, it wasn't drawing flies.
Business as usual. The cop's back on his beat, Patterson's back on his beat, they're bound to intersect. (Pike-Pine is a small world after all.)
As we all know, something isn't a problem if you can identify a bigger problem.
after that video surfaced of the cpd officer beating the crap out of the little 115 pound, female bartender, the cpd has been facing quite a shit-storm. Video has surfaced of a chicago cop shooting a man in the head at point blank range because the man moved his hand (non=threateningly). this was years ago, the cop only just got taken off duty... in the interim he had been promoted, despite the fact that his superiors were in possesion of the video the whole time. If it weren't for these videos (plus several others, according to the chicago reader article on the topic) they would still be tucking it away and promoting officers they know to be killers and thugs.
Officer Tietjen isn't back on the street beat. He's been safely tucked away in the Harbor Patrol unit.
hey, chicagoan @8, do you have a link to that video? or where should i look for it? i wanna see it.
I found the video: video of off-duty Chicago police officer beating and kicking a female bartender half his size (from CBS2 Chicago).
It's really bad.
Lee -- By these stix, Chicago's problem is 1,200 times worse (per capita, per annum) than Seattle's.
What's your criterion for declaring "Seattle, we have a problem"?
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[review updated on March 4, 2013]
I strongly advise people to stick with version 2.1.17 until Daniel and his team can figure out what they're actually doing.
Unless of course they are using this clusterfuck as a tactic to let people upgrade to the premium version.
To not be bothered by the irritating upgrade notice, you can change the following lines to the backwpup.php file in the backwpup directory:
change line 5 into
Description: DO NOT UPDATE TO VERSIONS 3.X PLUGIN IS BROKEN WordPress Backup and more...
change line 7 into
Version: 999999 (2.1.17)
change line 37 into
define('BACKWPUP_VERSION', '999999'); //define('BACKWPUP_VERSION', '2.1.17');