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First holiday memory?
A caravan holiday in Wales. I think it was Newgale, during the mid-1960s. I can remember my granddad showing me lobster pots. It rained.
Favourite place in the British Isles?
It has to be Hilbre Island on the River Dee in the Wirral Peninsula. I am from The Wirral and remember looking at this small island in the River Dee from an early age and thinking it was so exciting. You walk to Hilbre when the tide is out then make it back before the tide turns. The Robinson Crusoe in me has always wanted to camp out there.
What have you learnt from your travels?
Never to be surprised. I've also realised that I haven't actually learnt that much.
Ideal travelling companion?
A fully operational credit card that should be taken off me at airports!
Beach bum, culture vulture or adrenalin junkie?
I'm a massive beach bum. My holiday pattern has always been to work throughout the football season and then disappear for as long as possible when it finishes – I retire to a beach and "think". Apparently I hardly ever sit down; I pace up and down thinking, so I'm a mobile beach bum. I'm still searching for my ideal beach and it's a personal thing of course, but Salema on the Algarve is probably top at the moment.
Holiday reading?
I've been trying to get through a huge history of the Beatles by Bob Spitz for last two holidays, but I always get sidetracked when something funny happens. I will probably read John Motson's Motty: Forty Years in the Commentary Box next as he's a friend and a colleague. But I am toying with the idea of writing, rather than reading, to chart the mad journey from being the worst full back ever for Tranmere Rovers, to Match of the Day and now ESPN. The problem is I want to get stuff down before I forget it, but that would mean having to sit still.
Where has seduced you?
The rugged splendour of the Atlantic coast on the Algarve. I particularly like the Algarve but there is also a hotel just north of Lisbon called Fortaleza Do Guincho. If you open the window, you can hear the waves crash 24 hours a day. Even at my age I keep promising myself I will try to learn to windsurf, although getting into a wet suit would be a challenge enough.
Better to travel or arrive?
Travelling is so exciting but it can also be stressful, so it's a powerful cocktail. The majority of my travel experiences are work related – I got upped to first class once which was fantastic. I wanted to watch every film and drink all the champagne! I really like airports, train stations and ferry terminals so I build in extra time if possible to wander about. I think St Pancras station is fantastic.
Worst holiday?
A spontaneous trip to Tenerife. It was cloudy and the hotel was poor, but I did end up seeing a tribute act called Ronan Cheating who were very good.
Best hotel?
I love the sun loungers by the pool at Hotel Gran Ibiza, and the great service at both the Grosvenor in Chester and the Regent in Berlin. The Regent was the base camp for World Cup 2006 and I returned to The Hermitage Barrière in La Baule, France, because I have such great memories of World Cup '98 from there.
I also have fond memories from the Pulitzer, Amsterdam from Euro 2000 and the Holiday Inn Lee Road, Orlando from the World Cup in 1994.
The hotel where you stay during football tournaments is part of the shared experience you have with your colleagues, where everyone unwinds and recaps on the day's events. Sometime in the future I'd really like to stay at the Bellagio, Las Vegas and have a drink with Terry Benedict!
Favourite walk/swim/ride/drive?
There's a great walk along Bordeira beach on the Atlantic coast in Portugal. Watching the huge waves roll in and out is hypnotic. I love looking at how the tide and the ocean shape the coastline.
Best meal abroad?
Boia Bar in Salema, Portugal does the best grilled fish with salad, topped off with a bottle of Planalto.
Dream trip?
I've always wanted to drive the triangle of Los Angeles/ Las Vegas/San Francisco. The guys in my local talk non-stop about Vegas and say it's terrific but I haven't had a chance to get there myself yet. Otherwise, I have witnessed the wonders of modern Europe through football: Austria, Croatia... it's fantastic. How about a tour of countries ending in "ia"? Now there's a trip.
Favourite city?
I was really taken with Berlin when I was there for the 2006 World Cup. I was there previously in 1989 around the time the wall came down making a film about drugs in sport. Walking around Berlin is a history lesson in front of your eyes; I was always fascinated and angered about the wall. When I was 18, if someone said go to Germany for your holidays it would have been laughable. You grow up with the stereotypical images, but through football I have been given the chance to see modern Germany.
Where next?
What usually happens is I come up with dozens of options – "could do this, should do that, really must go there." No firm plans as yet, but I will probably return to the western Algarve.
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Clippers (19-11) vs. Denver Nuggets (18-15) at Staples Center, 7:30 p.m. PT
Five storylines to track:
1. Closing out: The Clippers had prided themselves on closing out games this season with Chris Paul on the court. They had come back from 18 down against the Portland Trail Blazers on the road, 15 down against the San Antonio Spurs at home and had comeback from at least 10 points down in six games since Jan. 29. In their first back-to-back losses since December, however, the Clippers squandered late leads with Paul being the primary culprit. They blew a 95-92 lead with 9.5 seconds left to the Spurs when Paul inexplicably threw the ball to a wide-open Gary Neal for the game-tying three-pointer and the Spurs won in overtime. Against the Warriors, the Clippers were up 97-95 with 2:07 left in the game before the Warriors closed out the game with a 9-0 run to win. Paul, who had five turnovers against Golden State, did not score in the fourth quarter and went 0-for-4 from the field. "The fourth quarter is when leaders have to step up and I didn't," Paul said. "I had way too many turnovers."
2. Three in a row: After not losing back-to-back games in 2012, the Clippers will now try to prevent losing three straight for the first time this season and for the first time since April 9, 2011. The Clippers had actually circled Wednesday's game against the Denver Nuggets on the calendar long before their recent struggles and it had nothing to do with the fact that it is the last game before the All-Star break. Denver beat the Clippers 112-91 on Feb. 2 in the Clippers' most lopsided loss at home this season and Paul wants to return the favor in the rubber match after the teams' split the first two games on each others' home floors. "We have to come out and give a good showing against Denver, we owe those guys," Paul said. "What better way to go into the All-Star break than with a win. We have to win… They beat us here at home and we need to get this win for our minds going into All-Star break."
3. Mo-mentum: Lost in the midst of the Clippers' two-game losing streak has been the play of Sixth Man of the Year candidate, Mo Williams. Against the Warriors, Williams hit six three-pointers, nailing his first six attempts, and scored 13 of his 22 points in the fourth quarter to give the Clippers the lead late before they froze up and failed to score another point. It was Williams' first time hitting six three-pointers in a game since April 8, 2010 and ninth time he's hit that many threes in a contest. This season, Williams is averaging 13.8 points and 3.3 assists. The Clippers' bench has scored a total of 682 points this year with Williams' 360 points accounting for 52.7% of the production.
4. Injury bug: Outside of losing Chauncey Billups for the season with a ruptured Achilles tendon, the Clippers' current roster is relatively healthy heading into the last game before the break. The same can't be said for the struggling Nuggets. Danilo Gallinari (left ankle sprain), Nene (left calf strain) and Rudy Fernandez (lower back strain) will all miss Wednesday night's game while Ty Lawson (left ankle sprain) will be a game-time decision. After the Clippers lost Billups for the season, his former Nuggets teammate Kenyon Martin made his debut for Los Angeles and the team went after J.R. Smith hard before he ended up signing with the New York Knicks. If Billups had been healthy and Smith had signed with the Clippers, Nuggets coach George Karl could have been looking at a lineup Wednesday night similar to the one he took the Western Conference Finals in 2009.
5. Blake show: Against the Warriors, Blake Griffin had 21 points and 9 rebounds. It was only the second time since Feb. 4 that he hasn't had 10 or more rebounds in a game. During that stretch he hasn't reached at least 20 points only twice. The last game Griffin failed to reach 20 points or 10 rebounds was Feb. 2 when the Clippers lost to the Nuggets and Griffin finished with 18 points and 5 rebounds, his season in low in rebounds. Griffin trails only Kevin Love this season in 20-point, 10-rebound games and is the only player this season averaging over 21 points, 11.0 rebounds and 2.9 assists.

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SANTA ANA – A Dana Point man wanted to start a fight when he flicked his cigarette at a group of strangers in the aftermath of a crowded New Year's Eve party at a Costa Mesa hotel, an Orange County prosecutor told a jury Wednesday.
Adam Randy Baker, 23, then cursed at, shoved and fatally stabbed Robert Sickles, a 27-year-old Air Force veteran and Mission Viejo resident, in front of the Hilton hotel in the early morning hours of Jan. 1, 2011, Deputy District Attorney Matt Murphy said.
Sickles' friends came to his aid after the stabbing, punching and kicking Baker into unconsciousness, Murphy said in his opening statement of Baker's murder trial. But the retaliation came after Baker provoked the fight, pulled out his knife and started stabbing, Murphy insisted.
Defense attorney Gary Pohlson reserved his opening statement until the defense phase of the jury trial starts before Superior Court Judge Francisco Briseno. But Pohlson said later the evidence will show that Baker acted in self-defense.
Baker is charged with murder, attempted murder and use of a knife. He faces a maximum prison term of 23-years to life in prison if convicted.
Sickles and his group attended the New Year's Eve bash separate from Baker and his friends, Murphy said, and there was "zero" interaction between the factions until Baker flicked his cigarette as hundreds of people were leaving the party shortly before 2 a.m.
After Sickles commented, "Dude, relax," Baker escalated the confrontation by first pushing and then slashing and stabbing Sickles in the chest, Murphy said. And when Brian McTiegue, Sickles' friend, tried to intervene, he was stabbed in the back, Murphy contended.
Sickles' friends then pummeled Baker, Murphy added, and Sickles got in the last blow with a kick to the face as he was bleeding to death from the stab wound in his aorta.
More than 60 people watched the beginning of the trial from the courtroom gallery, including dozens of relatives and friends of both the victim and the defendant. The trial is expected to last about two weeks.
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Images from the G2 are well exposed, if sometimes a little on the bright side. This leads to over exposed skies, but plenty of detail in midrange and shadow areas - such is the nature of small CCDs and their limited dynamic range.
Colours are bold and punchy and the camera does a good job of keeping sharp edges. There's a little bit of aggressive processing and JPEG compression, which can lead to some increase in artefacts at times, but nothing too sinister and a common problem with compacts. Fringing is evident in areas of high contrast but again this is often to be expected, especially at this price point and the G2 generally maintains good control of this.
Images at high ISO are remarkably noise free and clear. I take this to be down to an effective noise reduction system as lower ISO images are marginally grittier. However if this is the case then full marks for a very good performance in this contentious and tricky area. Incidentally, there is no NR option in the menu, hence the theory of noise reduction taking place automatically.
Having approached this camera with a healthy scepticism, I've come away pleasantly surprised. The camera has a pleasant enough build, is small and easy to use and produces pretty reasonable results, especially considering the price and target audience.
While there's some issues surrounding the image quality, for the most part it is good enough for an entry level user to take pictures that they will be more than happy with.
Thanks for the review Jamie
But have a look at your fingerprints on the main product shot - I think I have a chamois leather somewhere you can borrow ;-)
I thought the same tbh BUT it serves as a fortunate demonstration of how potentially end-users will cover their own G2 in fingerprints... though is it really any worse than an iPhone / iPod / my Nokia etc? :P
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I appreciate my photos being included in this awesome gallery. As one who has vounteered with both Burgess Shale Foundation and with Canmore Museum and Geoscience Centre, I have had the great opportunity to visit this area many times. It must be one of the most awesome areas in the world to study fossils from 500 million years ago.
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Glad to see my photo here. The trip to Yoho (a beautiful National Park with a fraction the tourism of its famous neighbours) was a great setting for my day at the Burgess Shale. Now that I see I've been to 4 out of the 12 Smithsonian Evotourism sites, I need to get myself and my camera to some of the rest.
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This Sunday is one of the biggest days in all of sports: The Super Bowl. Pitting the New York Giants against the New England Patriots in a near-identical rematch of the 2008 Super Bowl, the fan rivalries are heating up. Surely Tom Brady will be looking for revenge after his perfect season was ended by the Giants in the Super Bowl four years ago. As the nation prepares for the showdown of the season, here's a look back at the long and proud partnership between the USO and the NFL. In 1965, then-Commissioner Pete Rozelle was looking for a way to demonstrate the NFL's support for United States servicemen and women in Vietnam. He conceived the idea of sending NFL players to Vietnam on "goodwill tours" to visit and inspire the troops. After partnering with the USO they became the first sports organization to send a group of players to Vietnam. From 1966 to 1973, NFL players visited remote firebases, aircraft carriers, and other installations in Vietnam, Guam, Thailand, and Japan. Since then, active and retired NFL players and coaches have lifted the spirits of America's troops by participating in countless USO tours in places like Somalia, Bosnia, Italy, South Korea, Japan, Germany, Kuwait, Iraq and Afghanistan.
More recently, since the beginning of Operation Enduring Freedom in Afghanistan in 2001 and Operation Iraqi Freedom in 2003, the NFL, with the help of the USO, has sent many players and coaches to the Middle East. Commissioner Roger Goodell became the first sports commissioner to visit troops overseas when he toured Iraq and Afghanistan in 2008 with Osi Umenyiora of the New York Giants. In 2005, the NFL and USO again teamed up to preserve the legacy of Pat Tillman, a former Arizona Cardinal and Army Ranger killed in action in 2004, by constructing a USO center in his honor. Former New England Patriot and current New York Giants Assistant Special Teams Coach Larry Izzo traveled to Afghanistan to take part in the grand opening of the Pat Tillman USO Center at Bagram Air Base. No matter who comes out as this weekend's victor, remember the men and women sporting America's camouflaged away uniforms. The USO is proud of their long history with the NFL and is grateful for the opportunity to better lift the spirits of America's troops and families. Who do you think we should send next? - Joseph P. Scannell, USO New Media Intern
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|Donny Marshall on M&M: Celtics talking to Kings about trading Rajon Rondo for Isaiah Thomas, others
|12.18.13 at 11:15 am ET
Donny Marshall, the former CSNNE Celtics analyst who now works for NBC Sports and the YES Network, joined Mut & Merloni on Wednesday to talk about the trade rumors surrounding Rajon Rondo.
Marshall turned heads earlier this week when he said Sacramento is a possible landing spot for Rondo, who has yet to play this season as he works his way back from a torn ACL suffered in January. According to Marshall, there is a multi-player deal in the works between the Celtics and Kings.
"This is actually something that the teams are talking about," Marshall insisted. "The name that people would understand and would know is a guy like Isaiah Thomas. He's a great little guard. He's having career highs right now, he's averaging about 18, 19 points a game. He's a scorer. He's a guy who can run the point for you, but he can also score. He's one piece.
"I think the other piece, you throw in some other athletes — remember, they just made a trade, Sacramento, to get Rudy Gay, Aaron Gray. And they've had some other guys there that they're trying to move. The key for them is two future first-round picks. If you're to stay on that same theme that the Celtics have been on, to get young and to be good for a long time, how do you do that? You get them through the draft. '¦ I think here's another opportunity to not only get a couple of good players now, young players, but you get two future first-round picks. To me, it makes total sense."
Added Marshall: "Guys are always going to be talked about. In Rondo's situation '¦ it makes sense. Do you want to be mediocre? Do you want to finish sixth this year? Not that anyone is going to try to tank — this team is playing terrific. '¦ I'm happy that they're playing the way they're playing. But for the fans and for that market, to be mediocre is not fun. '¦ That, I don't think the Celtics deserve. The fans don't deserve that, the players don't deserve that. The way you get past that sooner than later is trying to move a guy like Rajon Rondo. And that's not to be disrespectful to a player like Rondo."
The Celtics also reportedly are pushing to acquire disgruntled Rockets center Omer Asik.
"You talk about Omer Asik, they want to now try to find a package to get him out of Houston. Brandon Bass is a name that they're throwing in there. I don't think Jeff Green will be a guy that you would want to [trade]; I think he's untouchable, in my opinion. I think that's one guy you can try to continue to build around, but there are some other pieces that will go.
"A complete dismantling? No. But I think Danny [Ainge] will do what he's always done. He will think these things through. He will talk to all of his guys around him. The one thing that's great about Danny is he always has people around him that are smarter than him. I love that theory. Because now you go to them and you trust them, and those people are doing their due diligence to make sure the team is going in the right direction.
"I don't think they'll dismantle, but I do think Danny will take some pieces that he can build around and and not completely be in the basement, but put himself in a position to be able to get — I think they can get some of those lottery picks. I really think they can get some of those game-changers in the next two drafts."
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|Irish Coffee: A look at Andrew Wiggins, Jabari Parker, Julius Randle and the 18 prospects Danny Ainge scouted in Chicago
|11.13.13 at 12:07 pm ET
When word got out that Danny Ainge attended Tuesday night's Champions Classic in Chicago — an event that featured the likely top three players in the 2014 NBA draft and four of college basketball's best five teams — the Celtics president's presence brought out the Riggin' for Wiggins folks in full force.
While Andrew Wiggins, Jabari Parker and Julius Randle didn't disappoint, combining for 76 points (65 TS%) and 30 rebounds, the reality is those two games (Kansas 94, Duke 83; Michigan State 78, Kentucky 74) featured as many as 18 picks in June's draft. Ainge would be a fool not to show up. Here are the stat lines he saw from those 18 players in order of performance — complete with each prospect's mixtape and a link to his DraftExpress profile.
18. Tarik Black SR PF Kansas (6 MIN): 0 PTS, 1 REB, 3 PF
|Danny Ainge wanted Jimmy Chitwood role in Hoosiers
|10.18.13 at 1:08 pm ET
It's almost impossible for the 1986 Celtics season to have been any better, but just imagine if they had Jimmy Chitwood on the roster as "Hoosiers" hit theaters that year. If Danny Ainge had his way, it would've happened.
"I loved the Boston Celtics," Maris Valainis, the actor who played the iconic character, told the Beats & Eats podcast. "I remember we actually got to go to a preseason game when they were playing the Pacers. We were just getting started filming, the game was over and Danny Ainge was running off the court. We were kind of courtside, and he looks at me and pointed at me, and he goes, 'I'm going to take your spot in the movie.'"
Seriously, just think of the added entertainment value of having Jimmy Chitwood calling the shots in the C's front office. In 2010-11, they would have had Chitwood, Jesus Shuttlesworth and Neon Boudeaux all under one roof. All they would have needed was Scott Howard and Billy Hoyle for the greatest pickup game in basketball history.
Or, if Kobe Bryant hadn't turned down the "He Got Game" role as he claimed to Sports Illustrated in the latest from the great Lee Jenkins, those 2008 and 2010 NBA Finals would have pitted Chitwood's Celtics against Shuttlesworth's Lakers. And my money's always on Chitwood.
Then again, even Ainge might not have made that final shot in one take as Valainis did. You can listen to the edited 1:13 clip here and hear the complete 37-minute podcast interview here.
|Be realistic: No comparison between Celtics, Red Sox
|10.16.13 at 6:39 pm ET
Could the Celtics be the NBA version of the 2013 Red Sox? Let's be realistic.
'Baseball is such a different sport,' said Danny Ainge, one of a dozen people ever to walk the planet as both a Major League Baseball and NBA player. 'You have so many more players, and in baseball not one player dominates a game as much. In basketball, I don't think there's any correlation we could draw from that situation.'
For more on the differences between this year's C's and Sox, read this column.
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|10.11.13 at 1:18 pm ET
Danny Ainge always pledged he'd pull the trigger when Red Auerbach never could — trading a couple Boston legends in the twilight of their careers — and now Auerbach's daughter is questioning the current Celtics president's pride after the deal that sent Paul Pierce and Kevin Garnett to Brooklyn.
"Given [Red Auberbach's] track record and philosophy of life, not in his lifetime would that have happened," Randy Auerbach told Yahoo Sports. "He really took a lot of pride in players finishing their careers with the Celtics. That was something very important to him.
"If it was for Chris Paul, maybe. We got nothing [for Pierce and Garnett]. You don't trade laterally, and we didn't even get laterally. But I hope it works. Nothing would give me more pleasure than to be wrong."
The way Ainge tells the story, Red shared a couple trade scenarios he ultimately rejected with Ainge, Larry Bird and Kevin McHale during a Christmas party in the early 1990s: 1) Bird to the Pacers for Chuck Person, Herb Williams and Steve Stipanovich, and 2) McHale to the Mavericks for Detlef Schrempf and Sam Perkins. Ainge claims he urged Auerbach to make the trades, but Bird denies it went down like that.
|Irish Coffee: Danny Ainge's tankless Celtics job
|10.03.13 at 2:44 pm ET
The great Ian Thomsen elicited not one, but two of the best quotes on the tanking issue facing the Celtics this season in his latest for Sports Illustrated — both from C's president of basketball operations Danny Ainge.
Here's the first important phrase from Ainge, addressing what many believe is the strongest NBA draft class since the 2003 edition that produced eight All-Stars (including a guy by the name of LeBron James) — headed by potential franchise players Andrew Wiggins, Jabari Parker, Marcus Smart and Julius Randle.
"If Kareem Abdul-Jabbar was out there to change your franchise forever, or Tim Duncan was going to change your franchise for 15 years? That might be a different story. I don't see that player out there."
Interesting. If this isn't some strange attempt at a Red Auerbach-esque bluff, then tanking doesn't concern these C's — not only because of the historically poor Ping Pong luck of the Irish, but because Wiggins isn't LeBron.
Besides, even if Ainge wanted to tank, it's not like he's gathering his coach and players around the locker room and delivering an anti-motivational speech. (Which, by the way, would be great: "Great draft picks are born from great opportunity, and that's what you have here tonight, boys. That's what you've earned here tonight. One season. If we played 82 games, they might win 41. But not this season. Not this year. This year, we tank them. This year, we lose all of them. And we shut it down because we can! This year, WE are the worst basketball team in the world." And a slow clap, of course.) Anyhow, as for real Ainge quotes, here's that second important one.
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Fashion is a fleeting thing: one month you must wear military chic, the next it's floaty gypsy. And so it is with accommodation, which the DeBrett knows all too well.
A one-time legend in Auckland's shop-filled central fashion precinct, the historic Hotel DeBrett claims to be the city's first. There has certainly been a hotel here since 1841, though it was from 1925 – when a fire broke out and forced an overhaul – that the DeBrett's reputation as Auckland's finest took shape; over the years it's said that the Beatles, Queen and the Queen have all spent the night here. But tastes change, and the DeBrett – which even endured a stint as a dingy backpackers' hostel – fell into a state of curious shabbiness. That is until 2009, when new owners Michelle Deery and John Courtney reopened the place, having given a funky refurb to the grand dame. And it's very much back in vogue.
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|1 Medium, finely sliced
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|Dried sage
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|Fresh chicken stock/Fresh vegetable stock
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|Fresh sage leaves
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|Cooked vegetables
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1. Discard the string from the pork and trim away any excess fat. Re-tie with clean string and set aside until required.
2. Heat the oil in a frying pan (skillet) and gently fry the onion for 5 minutes until softened. Add the sugar and cook for 3-4 minutes until golden.
3. Add the pork to the pan and cook for 2 minutes on each side until browned. Add the sage, cider and stock. Bring to the boil and then simmer for 20 minutes.
4. Meanwhile, core and cut each apple into 8 wedges. Toss the apple wedges in lemon juice so that they do not turn brown.
5. Add the apples to the pork and mix gently. Season and cook for 3-4 minutes until tender.
6. Remove the string from the pork and serve immediately, garnished with fresh sage and accompanied with freshly cooked vegetables.
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Calories 1168 Calories from Fat 242
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 27 g41.8%
Saturated Fat 5.8 g29.1%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 263.4 mg87.8%
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I'm always on the safe side when it comes to colors and green is usually on the far end of my palette. But this summer, I'm definitely going bold! I love the fabric of this dress, especially the flowing skirt. Plus, you can easily convert this halter style into a strapless dress by simply tying the straps into a bow. Since the fabric isn't stretchy at all, it was quite tricky to choose the correct size. Make sure you carefully measure your bust and waist area, and compare with the product measurements. Overall, this will probably be my go-to dress when I need a pop of color to brighten up my day.
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Very refreshing smell of lemon. I use for chair, table, desk, around my PC... Love the package too. I will repeat and stock.
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The latest addition to our Reviews Section is a piece by Tim Nassau on the Ecco Anthology of International Poetry that was edited by Ilya Kaminsky and Susan Harris and came out earlier this year. (Most probably around April, seeing that April is National Poetry Month, which leads to a huge number of poetry collections coming out during the one month in which they may be displayed in bookstores . . .)
Anyway, Tim was an intern here in the summer of 2009 (which seems oh so long ago now), and is studying translation at Brown. (And he's planning on starting some sort of translation magazine, but I'll let him tell all of you about that once he's got things set-up and underway), and has reviewed a bunch of books for us. He's a lively writer, and his pieces are fun to read . . . Here's the opening of the this review:
The joy of an anthology is similar to the joy of a college course in literature, of listening to the radio, of attending an art exhibition: it is the pleasure of having someone else tell you what is good and important and how it all connects together. You may find the joy of a discovery or an insight that you would probably never have stumbled upon on your own, a joy that puts them in the right. When they are wrong, your ego comes out unscarred, the validity of your own taste has been vindicated; for the reader, it is a riskless situation. Yet with an anthology such as The Ecco Anthology of International Poetry, edited by Ilya Kaminsky and Susan Harris, the stakes are higher on both ends. Reading it is the equivalent of attending a class taught by Nabokov or Nicholson Baker. Access is granted to the private preferences of one of our most promising young poets, so the fruits to be gained may be more succulent, but the disappointment more sour should they prove rotten. After all, how many friendships have ended because someone listens to too much Simon and Garfunkel? Never touch your idols: the gilding will stick to your fingers . . .
To lay any doubts to rest, however, I must say that this anthology brought me joy. All the major and well known poets of the twentieth century are here represented (Rilke, Apollinaire, Akhmatova, Reverdy, Pasternak, Lorca . . . all in the first one hundred pages), but more importantly the selections made by Kaminsky shy away from their most famous and obviously anthologizable work to present us with equally impressive B-sides (just to pick one example, rather than choose Apollinaire's "Le Pont Mirabeau," we get "Zone," the spectacular five page opener of Alcools and "The Little Car" from Calligrammes, the collection of Apollinaire's more technically experimental concrete poetry). Thus each poet we thought we knew before becomes more multi-faceted with every page of this collection. And this principle extends out to those we don't usually think of as poets: we find a Kafka parable, poems by Brecht, Raymond Queneau, Günter Grass, and Pier Paolo Pasolini (the latter's work as a poet often getting overshadowed by the controversy of his films). It as if this anthology singlehandedly seeks to remind us that our greatest novelists and playwrights are, at heart, simply poets.
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The biggest issues with books like The Subsidiary often have to do with their underpinnings—when we learn that Georges Perec wrote La Disparition without once using the letter E, we are impressed. Imagine such a task! It takes a high. . .
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Death by Water, Kenzaburo Oe's latest novel to be translated into English, practically begs you to read it as autobiography. Like The Changeling, as well as many other works not yet released in English, Death by Water is narrated in. . .
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Many of Virginie Despentes's books revolve around the same central idea: "To be born a woman [is] the worst fate in practically every society." But this message is nearly always packaged in easy-to-read books that fill you with the pleasure. . .
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South Sea Beef Salad
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|1⁄2 Pound
|Snow peas
|1⁄2 Pound
|Fish sauce
|2 Tablespoon (Nuoc Mam)
|Fresh lime juice
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|1 Tablespoon
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|1 Clove (5 gm), minced
|Red onion
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|Red bell peppers
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|1⁄2 Pound, cut into thin strips
|2 Tablespoon, chopped, roasted
|Lime zest
|1 Tablespoon, grated
|Freshly grated nutmeg
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|Fresh coriander
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs), minced (Cilantro)
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2) Cut the meat into paper-thin slices.
3) Stack these paper-thin beef slices and cut into matchstick-size pieces.
4) In a plate, place the meat and press plastic wrap directly on it so the meat is covered airtight.
5) Place inside refrigerator until it is time to use.
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7) Drain the water and rinse the peas immediately under cold running water until cool. Drain well and pat dry. Cut the snow peas lengthwise into thin strips.
8) In a small bowl, combine the fish sauce, lime juice, sugar, chili sauce, garlic and 2 1/2 tablespoons of water. Continue stirring until the sugar is dissolved.
9) In a large bowl, add the red onion, red peppers, jicama, snow peas and half of the beef strips to combine.
10) Pour in dressing and toss the salad.
11) In a serving platter, turn out the salad.
12) Nicely arrange the remaining beef slices on the salad.
13) Sprinkle with peanuts, lime zest, nutmeg and coriander over the top, just before serving.
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Calories 229 Calories from Fat 69
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 8 g12.3%
Saturated Fat 2.1 g10.5%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 38 mg12.7%
Sodium 623.1 mg26%
Total Carbohydrates 22 g7.5%
Dietary Fiber 7.2 g29%
Sugars 12.2 g
Protein 18 g35.8%
Vitamin A 53.7% Vitamin C 227.4%
Calcium 7.3% Iron 17.8%
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Quick Orange Chipotle Cookies
|Unsalted butter
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|Vegetable shortening
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|Brown sugar
|3⁄4 Cup (12 tbs)
|2 Medium
|1 Teaspoon
|Orange juice
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|2 1⁄2 Cup (40 tbs)
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2. Place the butter, shortening and sugar in a bowl. Mix until you have a nice smooth cream.
3. Add the salt and orange juice. Mix in the eggs one at a time.
4. Beat until all ingredients are well incorporated.
5. Add the flour and chipotle. Mix until you have uniform dough. Do not over mix.
6. Scoop cookie dough in to a lined baking sheet, using a small cookie scoop.
7. Press the cookies down with the back of a spoon.
8. Sprinkle chipotle powder on cookies if desired.
9. Bake the cookies between 12 and 15 minutes or until the bottoms are browned.
10. Remove from oven and place on a cooling rack. Cool down completely and enjoy!
11. These cookies will keep in an airtight container for up to 1 week.
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Calories 602 Calories from Fat 311
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 35 g54.3%
Saturated Fat 15.1 g75.4%
Trans Fat 2.2 g
Cholesterol 105 mg35%
Sodium 347.6 mg14.5%
Total Carbohydrates 66 g21.8%
Dietary Fiber 1.5 g6%
Sugars 25.7 g
Protein 7 g14.9%
Vitamin A 13.8% Vitamin C 4.4%
Calcium 2.2% Iron 15.3%
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Eventually Shona came in and saw me. "Oh god, Leila are you okay? I heard what happened. Don't worry, Megan's okay now. Are you okay though? It must have been pretty traumatic. That's the first public, erm, distress we've had in quite a while. I'm so sorry you had to witness it, especially in your, erm, condition." I could tell she didn't know how to handle my situation; she had little or no experience in people who had forgot. "I'm fine, Shona. I'd just like to go to sleep now." She beamed at me, grateful that I had reassured her. "Sure, that's fine. Tomorrows a big day; you're going to find out a lot about the people here. I remember my second day. That's when I realised I wanted to be an angel." I nodded at her, not really listening. "That's an option, then? I've heard people mention leaving here, but can you stay on and become an angel?" She nodded at me, smiling again at the interest I was showing. I followed her to my room and noticed the bed, toilet, shower, wii console and TV. I hadn't noticed any of it before, when I'd woken up. "We move all the stuff in here after you've woken up. It wasn't here earlier." Shona explained.
I threw back the covers, noticing the small clock that read '11.27pm'. "You have time here?" Shona glanced at the clock. "Oh, yeah. We time 24 hours and use that to set the clocks. It's not realtime, but an hour here is the same as an hour down there. We find that it helps set a routine, which improves recovery time. Sleep well baby. I'll come get you at 9.30 for your therapy. There's pyjamas under your pillow." I thanked her gratefully. "Wait. Shouldn't I have eaten something?" I asked. Shona laughed and turned back to face me. "You're not alive, darling. You don't eat or drink, or go to the toilet either! You can drink, if it makes you feel more normal, but we have no way of getting any food, and it seems a waste. Water is unlimited- there's huge oceans of it down there- but food isn't. Good night baby. Shut off your questions for a bit and go to sleep, or play a videogame! We don't have TV programs or DVD's, but we have games." she motioned at the TV before smiling one last time and leaving. I crawled under the covers in the soft pj's, and closed my eyes. I was fed up of feeling so confused, so shutting off and drifting into sleep was a welcome pleasure.
I woke slowly in the morning, slipping in and out of sleep until I fully awoke. I smiled to myself as I stretched under the duvet. For some strange reason, I had become fully accustomed to my situation. I guess it wasn't too bad; although I was dead, I was surrounded by people, and I knew that as soon as I had recovered- from whatever it was that I was recovering from; this, I did not yet know- I would be able to live a happy, new life. Memories from my past life were drifting in and out of my mind, but I was still unable to piece it all together. I knew I hadn't been happy, and was desperate to talk through all the memories with Shona. After all, she was supposed to be caring for me and helping me. It was so strange how I had woken up this morning and felt fully use to what I was going through. I mean, I assumed I would be distraught, missing my family, missing my house, missing everything. Who wants to be dead? No one, no one truly. I was adamant that there was another reason I forgot what had happened; I didn't want to believe that I really didn't regret that I was dead.
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Status: Finished
Genre: Young Adult
I swear, I would be freaking out. What a weird place! Good chapter :)
Id of flipped out by now
Book / Young Adult
Short Story / Young Adult
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