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36 to 38 foot boat for The Keys?
I am selling my 30'' boat used on a large inland lake and looking for a 36 to 38 foot boat. This size has the accomadations I want, don''t want bigger as I will occasionlly be single handed. I will be living in the Florida Keys and sailing there and the Caribbean with occassional trips to South America. I plan on spending between $60,000 and $90,000 (depending on upgrades) and do not want a boat older than ''78. I am very interested in the Tartan 37 because of the centerboard (4''2" shoal draft) and quality. Please offer suggestions of other boats that fit my criteria: cost, age, quality, shoal draft, etc. Also, other considerations for a boat in The Keys/Caribbean.
36 to 38 foot boat for The Keys?
In that size/age/draft range, I''ve been impressed with the Hunter 37 cutter (early 1980''s version) Layout, space and construction details seem decent, without going overboard as if you were trying to sail the Northwest Passage. Tartan''s overall construction reputation is better, but the layout in the T37 seems a bit funky and tight for the relaxed cruising style of the islands. The Sabre 38 of the same vintage has a layout and solid construction that might be worth looking into as well, though I don''t remember what they draw. Sounds like you''re into a fun hunt.
36 to 38 foot boat for The Keys?
The Tartan 37 is a very nice boat, but I believe its PHRF is around 177 and thus quite slow. They are not especially spacious down below and have just a qtr berth. Not sure about its offshore performance, though certainly someone here does take theirs out there. Also, Tartans have cored hulls and an older boat could have undetectable problems that would be expensive to repair.
Given your special criteria, $90k budget and desire for a real sea boat with excellent accomodations, I would suggest looking at the Wauquiez Hood 38 - Mark I. You may be able to find a Mark I model (Baltic/swan style companionway) for $90k. These are Ted Hood designed, solidly built boats that are excellent sailors. They are keel/CB designs with a draft of 4''6". Best of all, they are luxurious down below. Truly exceptional accomodations with a private stateroom forward and private aft qtr cabin (which makes a great sea berth). The joinery is beautiful and with a 50% ballast ratio, they are very stable. PHRF of 129. This is the sistership to the Bristol 38.8 and Little Harbor Hood 38.
I got one a few months ago and am just thrilled at the quality of the build and performance of the boat.
Hope this helps.
36 to 38 foot boat for The Keys?
Here is a quick list of boats that might work for you:
Bristol 38
C&C 37 (Mid 1980''s)
Keel centerboard models.
Dehler 36/37
Farr 38 (Farr 11.6), Farr 37
Morgan 382-385
Pearson 37 (early 1980''s)
Sigma 36
Waiquiez 38
Xboat 119
36 to 38 foot boat for The Keys?
i,m surprised that my krogen 38 hase''.t been mentioned. 3''1'''' draft board up wide beam interior compares to a 42'' 88m
I saw J37 on the list of recomended boats. I have owned one for the past 7 years. It is the best sailing boat I have ever owned. Well made and strong. it is for sale in RI. http://www.boatquest.com/Sail/USD/1/...ts_search.aspx
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You might put the Canadian Sailcraft 36T on your list. Many owners have completed offshore passages, the boat can carry loads of stores and gear for extended cruising and still float on her lines, yet at 123 PHRF has a good turn of speed. The PO of our CS 36T completed two trips from New England to Latin Amercia. Most CSes stayed in Canada so they are not too common in the US. See http://www.closereach.com/csoa/ or my Sailnet photo album.
Good luck
PS - my boat is listed on yachtworld.com.
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1) Install "BarFight" from https://apps.mozillalabs.com/appdir/ in an Aurora build
2) Run it (e.g. double click icon in Applications) and close it
3) Un-install the app (delete bundle from Applications)
4) Install the app again, this time in a Nightly build
5) Run the newly installed version
Expected: app launches normally
Actual: "Checking add-on compatibility" dialog appears, stays indefinitely
We should also do some testing to ensure that this doesn't happen in normal upgrade scenarios (e.g. when users update to Firefox 17 and run the apps they installed with Firefox 16 for the first time).
I can't reproduce this bug on Win 7. Can you be more specific? Was Aurora running when executing steps 2 and 3? Is step 3 you are meaning the app (BarFight), not Firefox Aurora, right?
Upon executing step 4, the add-on compatibility dialog came up for when you started Nightly, right? Then, it showed up again in step 5?
I'm testing on Mac. Aurora and Nightly were both running the entire time. "the app" refers to BarFight, in all cases. Step 5 means running the newly installed version of Barfight (installed from Nightly).
The web app runtime needs to disable the add-on compatibility dialog entirely (or perhaps the add-ons manager entirely).
Oh, duh - I forgot about that. We have a pref to disable that, patch coming up.
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Two Bay Ridge teens are fighting oppression in Syria — one cupcake at a time.
Layana Abutouq, 16, and Sarah Elshenawy, 18, whipped up more than 100 of the miniature confections topped with the fllag of the Syrian National Council, a revolutionary group in the war-torn Middle Eastern country.
The teens sold the green, black, and red star-colored cupcakes at the Arab-American Festival in Shore Road Park on July 8 — raising $700 that the girls will donate to Red Cross relief efforts in Syria.
"People donated a lot. The price was one dollar for a cupcake, but people were giving more," said Abutouq.
Abutouq thought up the political cupcake sale after reading media coverage of President Bashar Hafez al-Assad's persecution of the Syrian people.
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Abutouq approached Elshenawy, who she knew from volunteering at the Arab-American Association of New York. Elshenawy, whose aunt recently escaped Syria and whose grandfather and cousins remain in the bloodied country, was impressed by her friend's dedication.
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The pair initially planned to sell T-shirts and wristbands, but the company they hired to make everything told them they wouldn't finish in time.
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2. Place the casserole in the microwave. Do not cover.
3. In the microwave, cook the onions on 100 per cent power or High for 2 to 4 minutes, till the onion is tender.
4. Take the casserole out of the microwave, add the croutons, sugar, salt, and pepper and stir them in.
7. Now add the tomatoes.
8. Mix everything well together.
9. Place the casserole back in the microwave. Do not cover.
8. In the microwave, cook the mixture on High for 4 to 6 minutes more, till it is heated through, stirring once in between.
9. Serve sprinkled with parsley.
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Calories 217 Calories from Fat 171
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 19 g29.5%
Saturated Fat 9.9 g49.7%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 45.1 mg15%
Sodium 417.8 mg17.4%
Total Carbohydrates 9 g2.9%
Dietary Fiber 1.9 g7.8%
Sugars 6 g
Protein 4 g7.8%
Vitamin A 33.8% Vitamin C 36.8%
Calcium 2.6% Iron 3.4%
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Ed. Note-this week there was a-buzz from North of the Border where it was announced that Canada was considering amendments to strengthen the Canadian anti-corruption law, the Corruptions of Public Officials Act. I ask John Boscariol, a partner at McCarthy Tétrault LLP if he could explain these amendments to us. So together with his colleagues Paul Blyschak, Brenda Swick and Robert Glasgow, they have prepared this guest post.
On February 5, 2013 Bill S-14, the Fighting Foreign Corruption Act was introduced in Canada's Senate. It proposes the most significant amendments to the Corruption of Foreign Public Officials Act (CFPOA) since it came into effect in 1999. These broad ranging amendments will increase the scope of the CFPOA's prohibitions and the ability of enforcement authorities to prosecute or penalize alleged offenders. The ramifications of Bill S-14 should therefore be closely considered by all Canadian companies and individuals conducting business overseas. In particular, companies should be immediately reviewing their business conduct and anti-corruption policies and procedures in light of the key changes discussed below.
Existing Exception for Facilitation Payments to be Repealed
The proposed amendments provide for the eventual elimination of the exception granted for "facilitation payments". The existing exception in the CFPOA covers payments made to expedite or secure the performance of acts of a routine nature that are part of the foreign public official's duties or functions – such as small payments for the processing of official documents, mail pick-up and delivery and the like. While the facilitation payment exception continues to be recognized in the United States under its Foreign Corrupt Practices Act, individual and entities subject to the CFPOA will now need to amend their policies and procedures accordingly.
This amendment would not come into force immediately on passage of Bill S-14. Rather, it would only enter into force at future date determined by the federal Cabinet. The intention is to allow companies time to adjust their anti-corruption policies to be consistent with the amended legislation.
This prohibition would also bring Canada closer in line with anti-corruption laws in the United Kingdom where their Bribery Act 2010 bans facilitation payments. This is also consistent with movements afoot in some international organizations, including the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, to eliminate the facilitation payment exception.
Criminalizing Illicit Accounting: Books and Records
The amendments create a separate offence for concealing bribery in an entity's books and records. They prohibit the following when undertaken for the purpose of bribing a foreign public official or for the purpose of disguising such bribery:
(i) establishing or maintaining accounts which do not appear in any of the books and records that they are required to keep in accordance with applicable accounting and auditing standards;
(ii) making transactions that are not recorded in those books and records or that are inadequately identified in them;
(iii) recording non-existent expenditures in those books and records;
(iv) entering liabilities with incorrect identification of their object in those books and records;
(v) knowingly using false documents; or
(vi) intentionally destroying accounting books and records earlier than permitted by law.
US companies (as well as any Canadian companies listed or dual-listed on a U.S. exchange) should be familiar with this kind of "books and records" offence, as it has been rigorously enforced over the past decade by the US Securities and Exchange Commission. This may provide Canadian companies adapting to the CFPOA's provisions the benefit of past US compliance practice, including examples of possible additions and amendments to anti-corruption policies and procedures. The lessons to be taken from such insight should, however, be considered in light of the fact that violation of the CFPOA's "books and records" prohibition will constitute a criminal offence rather than a civil matter.
Expanding Jurisdiction on the Basis of Nationality
An ongoing critique of the CFPOA has been that its application is based on territorial rather than nationality jurisdiction. Currently, under Canadian common law, the commission of an offence under the CFPOA requires a "real and substantial" connection to the territory of Canada. This territorial test for jurisdiction requires that a "significant portion of the activities constituting the offence took place in Canada" (R. v. Libman, [1985] 2 S.C.R. 178 (Supreme Court of Canada)). The decision in Libman also opened the door to possible objections to jurisdiction based on the principle of international comity (i.e. that where a crime has a closer nexus to another country, it may be more appropriate for the matter to be tried there). Bill S-14 introduces provisions to expand the jurisdiction of the Canadian government to prosecute entities for violations of the legislation, including the bribery offence and the newly proposed accounting offences discussed above.
Under the proposed amendments, every person who commits an act or omission outside Canada that, if committed in Canada, would constitute an offence under the CFPOA is deemed to have committed that act or omission in Canada if the person is (i) a Canadian citizen, (ii) a permanent resident (who, after the commission of the act or omission, is present in Canada), or (iii) a company, partnership or other entity formed or organized under the laws of Canada. This amendment will greatly reduce the ability of alleged offenders to mount jurisdictional challenges to prosecutions brought against them by enforcement authorities based on the location in which an offence was either planned or conducted.
Increased Sentences for Individuals
The proposed amendments include a significant increase in penalties for violations of the CFPOA by individuals, including both the bribery and newly proposed accounting prohibitions. Specifically, while contravention of the CFPOA previously carried a maximum five year imprisonment provision., Bill S-14 proposes a new maximum term of imprisonment of not more than fourteen years. Given the recent increased focus by U.S. anti-corruption authorities on prosecuting individuals alongside companies, and that we generally expect the same policy to be pursued here in Canada, this should serve as a stark warning to business people facing pressures to engage in corrupt practices or facing other anti-corruption risks in general.
A Broader Definition of "Business"
Another common critique of Canada's anti-corruption regime has been that the CFPOA appears only to apply to undertakings carried on "for profit". The CFPOA applies to corrupt acts committed "in the course of business", which is defined to mean undertakings carried on "for profit". The proposed amendment to the definition of "business" removes the requirement for the business or transactions to be for a profit. This may increase the exposure of Canadian non-profit entities such as development agencies or charities to violations of the CFPOA such that, where such organizations do not already have in place anti-corruption policies or procedures, the design and implementation of same should be closely considered
RCMP to Have Exclusive Authority to Lay CFPOA Charges
Presently under the CFPOA, charges may be laid by municipal or provincial police or Canada's federal police force, the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP). Under the proposed amendments, the RCMP is accorded the exclusive authority to lay an information in respect of a CFPOA offence or related offences, including conspiracy, attempts, being an accessory after the fact, and counselling.
Over the last year or so, new and vigorous enforcement of the CFPOA by the RCMP and Crown prosecutors has garnered the attention of executives and directors across the country. The widely publicized guilty pleas of Niko Resources Ltd. in June of 2011 and Griffiths Energy International in January of 2012, along with ongoing RCMP investigations into the activities of a number of other Canadian companies, serve as stark warnings of the costs of non-compliance.
With an additional 35 or so RCMP investigations underway, Canadian companies are moving quickly to implement anti-corruption policies and procedures and mitigate the significant risk exposure in this area. Canadian companies should also be reviewing their operations and accounting and reporting procedures to ensure compliance with these newly proposed legislative requirements
John W. Boscariol is head of the firm's International Trade & Investment Law Group and a partner in the Litigation Group. He can be reached via email at email@example.com.
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I like consistency in characters, stories, and universes...
So, it goes without saying that I have to accept many of the things in the comic universe that just don't...fit...or make sense. But at some point, shouldn't there really be an editor who reads a story before it's accepted for publication and says, "No, you can't print this story; it doesn't fit... or, it doesn't make sense... or, it's just plain stupid..."
For example. Here's a scene from x-men legacy 267 in which some Avengers are fighting some of the X-Men at the Jean Grey school. Btw, there was a REALLY good reason for the fight. Frenzy called Moon knight crazy, so he attacked her... How dare anyone call Moon Knight crazy?! I just bet his Wolverine split personality wanted to KILL Frenzy for that insult. Anyway, the scene clearly shows Kitty Pryde phasing through Iron Man's suit and him CLEARLY stating that he has counter measures against just that sort of thing...
Okay, so what's the problem? If we can accept that Tony Stark can build metallic suits with electrical circuits that the Master of Magnetism can't affect, it's VERY easy to accept that he has counter measures to Kitty's phasing ability. In fact, he even has a suit that can phase. So what's the problem?
Well, only weeks later, in the new A+X (002), Tony Stark seems to have COMPLETELY FORGOTTEN that Kitty's phasing power affects electrical circuits.
Shouldn't there be SOMEONE at Marvel who finds that odd??????????
Okay, so what else? Well, most of us remember Peter Parker outing himself during Marvel Civil War. And we know that everyone was made to forget courtesy of Dr. Strange, Reed Richards, and Tony Stark.... So, what's the problem? Well, now everyone just seems to know... No explanation, no exposition, no nada... '
Well, okay, there was a little blurb at the end of Spider Island where Dr. Strange explains that the spell was weakened... But that's IT??? Not even a nervous, Peter Parker saying, "Hey, everyone seems to remember my secret identity!" And why isn't he worried that the rest of the world will start remembering who he is? Shouldn't a Marvel editor SOMEWHERE think, "Hey, we really should explain this..."
Oh, and speaking that that scene from The Amazing Spider-Man 689... How about that new pacifist, 'Never kill anyone except Hope' Wolverine?
Seriously? NOONE at Marvel thought, "Hey...You know...Having the pacifist peace loving never kill anyone version of Wolverine tell Spider-Man, "It's okay to kill a brooken and dying old man," is sort of...not right.....
Do the writers at Marvel not bother reading each others work? Do they not have meetings to discuss things? at all? Seriously??? These are only a few examples. Am I just expecting too much?


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Top moments in NFL career of legend Favre
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Brett Favre gave us a lot of magical moments in his career. Check out our list. Photo: Yardbarker
Legend begins: Sept. 22, 1992
Favre replaces the injured Don Majkowski in the first quarter of a game against the Bengals at Lambeau. He leads two late scoring drives and caps a 24-23 comeback win with a 35-yard touchdown pass in the final seconds. The rest is history.
MVP performance: Nov. 12, 1995
An injured Favre torches the Bears at Lambeau Field, throwing for five touchdown passes in a 35-28 win a week after spraining his ankle. He would go on to win his first of three consecutive MVP awards.
Super Bowl champ: Jan. 26, 1997
Favre goes 14-of-27 for 246 yards, throwing for two long touchdowns and running for another as the Packers beat the Patriots 35-21 in Super Bowl XXXI, the franchise's first championship since Super Bowl II in 1968.
Doing it for Dad: Dec. 22, 2003
Playing one day after the death of his father, Irvin, Favre lights up the Monday Night Football scoreboard, throwing for 399 yards and four touchdowns as the Packers blast the Raiders 41-7.
Back to the Super Bowl: Jan. 11, 1998
Bad field conditions can't stop Favre as he goes 16-for-27 for 222 yards and a touchdown, leading the Packers to a 23-10 win over the 49ers and back to the Super Bowl for the second consecutive year.
Tying Marino: Sept. 23, 2007
Favre throws for 369 yards and three touchdowns — the last of which ties Dan Marino's all-time passing touchdown record — in a 31-24 come-from-behind win over the Chargers that vaults the Packers to 3-0.
Record breaker: Sept. 30, 2007
In a stadium that usually spelled doom for him, Favre throws his 421st touchdown pass in the first quarter against the Vikings at the Metrodome, breaking Dan Marino's all-time record. He later adds another TD pass in a 23-16 Packers win.
Overtime thriller: Oct. 20, 2007
Favre adds the ultimate excitement to the Monday Night Football stage, tossing an 82-yard touchdown pass to Greg Jennings on the first play of overtime in a 19-13 victory over the Broncos.
Final Packers victory: Jan. 12, 2008
Though there were more wins to come in New York, Favre's final Green Bay win came in classic Lambeau fashion: A playoff game in the snow. Favre throws three touchdowns as the Packers top the Seahawks to advance to the NFC Championship.
Lighting it up: Sept. 28, 2008
Throughout Favre's illustrious career with the Packers, he never threw six touchdown passes in a game. Until his fourth game in a Jets uniform, when the clouds parted (along with the Arizona Cardinals secondary) as Favre led the Jets to a 56-35 blowout win.
Titanic win: Nov. 23, 2008
Favre engineered the highlight of the Jets' 2008 season in leading 7-3 New York to a road upset over the then 10-0 Tennessee Titans, 34-13. Favre was surgical, completing 25 of 32 passes for 224 yards and a pair of TD passes, and for one week the Jets and Super Bowl seemed possible.
What a throw: Sept. 27, 2009
Favre had always struggled at the Metrodome against the Vikings while in Green Bay. But how would he look in his new home indoors? Any Favre doubters before Week 3 vs. the 49ers left the building in awe as the ol' No. 4 fired an amazing 32-yard TD pass in the final seconds to beat the Niners.
Brett beats the Pack, twice: 2009
Arguably no regular-season games have ever faced the hype of Brett Favre's reunions vs. the Packers in 2009, his former team while playing for the franchise's hated rivals. Amidst insane media attention and emotions, Favre came through twice in sweeping the Pack, tossing a combined 7 TDs vs. no picks.
How 'bout that, Cowboys: Jan. 17, 2010
Favre's toughest playoff nemesis throughout his career was always the Dallas Cowboys, who had gone 3-for-3 vs. the ex-Packers QB. Not this time, as Favre in purple dominated the Cowboys, throwing for four touchdowns in a 34-3 win in the NFC divisional round.
Welcome home: July 18, 2015
With his wife, Deanna, at his side, Brett Favre made his long-awaited return to Lambeau Field to be inducted into the Packers Hall of Fame. Photo: Mike Roemer
Honorable mentions
There is no shortage of memorable Brett Favre moments. Here are a few more: Playoff heroics — Jan. 8, 1994: Favre threw a late 40-yard score to Sterling Sharpe as the Packers stun the Lions in an NFC Wild Card playoff game, winning 28-24. The 99-yarder — Sept. 11, 1995: Favre became just the eighth player in NFL history to throw a 99-yard touchdown pass, hooking up with Robert Brooks during a 27-24 win at Chicago. Tough as nails — Dec. 24, 1995: Favre took a brutal hit and left a game vs. the Steelers, but returned and threw a touchdown on the next play in a division-clinching win for the Packers. Farewell ... or not? — Dec. 12, 2006: (pictured) An emotional Favre teared up during a postgame interview after beating the Bears in the season finale, what some thought would be his last game. Favre, though, later opted not to retire.


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Total Fat 209 g321.4%
Saturated Fat 67.8 g339.1%
Trans Fat 0.3 g
Cholesterol 602.7 mg200.9%
Sodium 386.9 mg16.1%
Total Carbohydrates 536 g178.6%
Dietary Fiber 56.7 g226.9%
Sugars 291 g
Protein 81 g162.1%
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Virtually every ethnic cuisine includes some variation on stuffed foods.
Many go by the name "sarma," especially those from countries in or near the former Ottoman Empire. But each country's sarma is different.
The stuffing may be vegetarian or meat-filled; the seasonings, sweet, spicy or smoky. And what is stuffed might be grape, cabbage or chard leaves, vegetables or even dough.
Making any of these stuffed foods can be labor-intensive, but it is well worth the effort, yielding a hearty entrée with robust flavors that are most welcome as the dreary cold season nears.
Almost any vegetable can be stuffed. Keep this in mind if you have leftover filling from these recipes, because you can grab a pepper or a tomato or even a zucchini, hollow it out, fill it and steam it and you will have another kind of stuffed food.
In fact, the familiar name for Greek stuffed grape leaves is dolmades, which comes from a word - dolma - that applies to stuffed, rather than wrapped, foods.
Yet "wrapped" is the more accurate term, and in some cultures, stuffed grape leaves are called sarma. "Sarma" comes from a Turkish word meaning "to roll" or "to wrap."
I had been gobbling up Armenian sarma on holiday visits to my friend Barbara's home for decades, when I finally decided I had to get her to teach me how to make them. She readily agreed, and because I have volunteer grapevines growing all over my backyard, I offered to bring my own leaves for stuffing.
"Ideally, the best time to harvest them is the Fourth of July," Barbara told me, but she gave me the go-ahead to pick a stack of them in September, as long as I avoided any with bug holes and any that were starting to turn brown.
That was easier said than done. I had not taken any notice of the leaves of these invasive vines but had just kept an eye out for grapes that the birds always got before I did.
Barbara suggested that I stick with the smaller leaves, and it turned out that the ones that were about four to five inches across were the best size. I harvested about 50 and, per her directions, washed them and then parboiled them in water to which I had added a little vinegar and salt.
Unlike most vegetables, they change from a bright green to a duller shade when they are ready. You can put them into the pot in a stack, and after a minute or so in the boiling water, remove the whole stack with tongs. Drain them, press all the water out of the stack, and you can use them right away, or tuck them into a freezer bag for later use.
Barbara had a jar of grape leaves waiting when I got to her house, just in case mine weren't right, but she said I'd picked good ones.
Nevertheless, she opened her jar and quickly parboiled these as well, again using water with a bit of vinegar added. Then she pressed her stacks of grape leaves between two cutting boards to get the water out, while we made the filling. We used both sets of leaves, and you couldn't tell the difference once they were stuffed and cooked.
But don't stop with the grapevine. Serbian sarma begins with pickled cabbage leaves, and believe me, once you bite into one of these, you'll be hooked.
Clip these directions to use with the recipes below.
To prepare grape leaves: Wash them and parboil them gently in water to which you have added a tablespoon or so of vinegar, just long enough for them to turn easily pliable (this can take as little as 30 seconds, and no longer than five minutes). Drain them thoroughly, then separate them and inspect them for any holes or other damage. Set aside any badly torn leaves, portions of which can be used to patch any very small holes in the better leaves by placing a piece of leaf over the hole before filling.
With a sharp knife, cut away the stems of the leaves you intend to use and stack those leaves vein side up.
To roll grape leaves: Place a leaf, vein side up, on a cutting board. Place about a heaping tablespoon of the meat centered just above the bottom of the leaf. Roll the bottom up tightly against the filling, then fold over first the right and then the left sides of the leaf. Then roll tightly until the entire leaf is rolled around the meat mixture (if a leaf point sticks out, you can tuck in under as you roll). It should look like a little cigar.
To roll cabbage leaves: Place about one heaping tablespoon of the meat mixture in the middle of the leaf. Turn the sides inward and then roll away from you toward the end of the leaf. Have the end of the leaf at the bottom when you stack it in the pot.
Armenian sarma is meat-based, although they also make a vegetarian style, not unlike the Greek dolmades. It is traditionally made with ground beef or lamb.
My friend Barbara uses beef, and she told me that ground chuck was better than the leaner ground round that I'd been tempted to buy, because its higher fat content makes it less dense and hence lighter as a sarma filling.
50 to 60 grape leaves (4 ½ to 6 inches across)
1 or 2 large potatoes, scrubbed
2 to 3 tablespoons olive oil
2 cans (14 ½ ounces each) diced tomatoes
2 pounds ground beef or lamb
¼ to ½ cup chopped parsley leaves
1 to 2 teaspoons salt (or to taste)
1 to 2 teaspoons ground black pepper (or to taste)
1 to 2 teaspoons sweet paprika
2/3 cup rice
Prepare grape leaves as noted in separate directions.
Slice potatoes thinly. Pour olive oil into a 4-quart pot or Dutch oven, then place potato slices in pot and stir to coat them on all sides with the oil. Covering bottom of pot with a layer of potato slices is to keep sarma from burning. A single layer is all you need; discard any extras. Drain juice from one of the cans of tomatoes into pot, reserving tomatoes.
Place meat in large bowl. Add onion, fresh parsley, salt, pepper, paprika and rice. Add about half the can of well-drained diced tomatoes, reserving the rest. With clean hands, mix all until thoroughly combined.
Roll your sarma as indicated in separate directions.
Place the rolls in the pot with the tip end underneath, packing rolls tightly against each other in a ring with their ends touching the inside of the pot. Layer each ring on top of the one below, leaving an empty "chimney" space in the middle.
Pour remaining diced tomatoes from the one can, plus tomatoes and juice from the other, over sarma, and add water to come up to the bottom of the top layer of sarma.
Slice lemon thickly, into ¼-inch slices, discarding ends, and remove seeds. Cut halfway through each slice and twist it over the pot so that the juice is captured, then scatter the slices along the top layer of sarma. Pour any juice from the lemon that remains on the cutting board into the pot as well.
Cover and bring to a boil, then reduce heat to a low boil for about 1½ to 2 hours. Serve hot or cold. You can discard the sliced potatoes at the bottom of the pot, but if they haven't burned, you can eat them, as they will have taken on the flavor of the sarma.
After eating Armenian grape-leaf sarma for many years, I was surprised to hear that name also applied to stuffed cabbage leaves when I visited the home of Serbian friends.
The friends' daughter, Mirjana Babic, was a chef at the former Nantucket Shores Restaurant before she switched careers and opened Mirjana's Tailoring. But she still cooks up a storm for family and friends, and I persuaded her to share her recipe for Serbian sarma with me.
Traditionally made with a blend of ground pork and ground beef, Mirjana's sarma is made with ground pork and ground turkey, because she prefers it that way. One thing that gives it its unique flavor is fermented cabbage - essentially unshredded sauerkraut - for the wrapping. (I grew up in a family that made stuffed cabbage out of boiled cabbage leaves; the use of pickled cabbage surprised me.)
Mirjana puts up her own pickled cabbage in large crocks in the fall so it is ready for sarma by the holiday season. Because I was making my sarma in October (and I don't have a place to ferment cabbage anyway), I had to buy it. I found it in one-pound jars at Rupena's Fine Food, 7643 W. Beloit Road, West Allis. I bought one jar, but for this recipe, I think I should have purchased at least two.
Serbian sarma often is served as a first course, but one or two of these cabbage rolls can make a very nice main course for lunch or a light meal. Mirjana suggests serving this sarma with rice, mashed potatoes or polenta.
6 to 7 tablespoons of vegetable oil (divided)
3 large onions, peeled and chopped
½ pound bacon, the smokier the better, chopped
1 pound ground pork
1 pound ground turkey
½ cup rice
2 cloves garlic, minced
2 teaspoons paprika (divided)
Salt and ground white pepper to taste (at least 1 teaspoon of each)
1 head of fermented cabbage or 2 (one-pound) jars of fermented cabbage leaves
Smoked pork ribs or smoked sausage (optional)
1 bay leaf
Heat 3 to 4 tablespoons of oil in a pan (I found my chicken fryer was the best size for this). Add onions and bacon and sauté over medium heat until very soft, almost dissolved. Push this to the side and add the ground meat - it is easier if you add a pound at a time instead of all of it at once - and sauté until brown, separating the meat in the pan as you do so.
Turn off heat. Add rice, garlic, Vegeta, 1 teaspoon paprika, salt and pepper. Mix well and let it cool a couple of minutes while you get cabbage leaves ready.
Separate leaves, rinse off the brine and drain them. Slice off any really hard hearts that run through the middle (or you can score them to make the leaves more pliable). If the leaves are really large, or if you want smaller sarma, you can cut them in half along that middle vein. Because the size of your leaves may vary, so may your sarma.
Prepare a large 4-quart pot or Dutch oven by covering the bottom with rinsed leaves (you can use torn ones or those that are too small for rolling for this - they are only there to keep the sarma from burning).
Fill and roll leaves as noted in separate directions. Arrange your cabbage rolls tightly against each other in the pot. Layer them in the same manner. If you wish, you can add some smoked ribs or smoked sausage along with the sarma as you pack the pot.
Bring a kettle of water to a boil and pour gently over sarma, just enough to almost, but not quite, cover the top layer. Add bay leaf to water. Place a small plate - use one that is dishwasher-safe - over sarma to weight them down so they don't move around and unravel. Bring to a boil gently and let it simmer 2 hours.
At this point, heat 3 tablespoons vegetable oil in a small skillet and add flour to form a roux, stirring until it turns golden brown. Remove from heat and stir in remaining 1 teaspoon paprika. Then slowly add 1 cup hot water, either from the sarma pot or from your kettle, stirring or whisking constantly.
Remove plate from sarma and pour in beaten roux. Replace plate on top of sarma and simmer half an hour more before serving.
Note: Vegeta is a European seasoning mix that contains spices and ground parsley and carrots. I was able to find it in cans or packages at Lucky Mini Mart, 1480 S. 84th St., West Allis.
It is very similar to the G. Washington Golden Seasoning and Broth mix available at Pick 'n Save stores, although the G. Washington does not contain the dried vegetables.
Adding two packets of the G. Washington mix, plus half a teaspoon of crushed dried parsley, would probably be almost the same as the two teaspoons of Vegeta called for in the recipe.
If you are more interested in a vegetarian version of stuffed grape leaves, here is a recipe for Greek dolmades that makes a great party appetizer, especially in summer. They may be eaten cold or hot, as an appetizer or a snack.
¾ cup olive oil (divided)
½ small onion, chopped
6 to 8 green onions, finely chopped
2 large garlic cloves, minced
1 cup uncooked rice
½ to ¾ cup chopped fresh dill (do not include the stems below the leaves, but the ones at the top, to which the leaves are attached, are OK) or mint leaves (or both if you wish)
Juice of 2 small or 1 ½ large lemons
½ to 1 teaspoon salt or to taste
½ to 1 teaspoon pepper or to taste
2 to 3 tablespoons dried currants and/or 2 to 3 tablespoons pine nuts (optional)
1 cup hot water
In large skillet or frying pan that has a cover, combine ½ cup olive oil with the onions and green onions over low to medium heat, stirring from time to time until onion becomes translucent and soft. Add garlic and stir, cooking a minute or two.
Add rice, dill, mint (if using), parsley, lemon juice, salt, pepper and, if you're using them, the currants and/or pine nuts. Stir thoroughly, then add remaining ¼ cup olive oil. Stir again, then add hot water, still stirring. Cover pot and simmer about 5 minutes, then remove from heat so it can cool enough to handle.
While filling mixture is simmering and cooling, prepare leaves and roll as noted in separate directions. Traditionally, you would line the bottom of a large pot that has a lid with the heavier leaves you have set aside as too damaged to use for wrapping, but you also could use a layer of sliced potato as in the Armenian recipe.
Then roll the dolmades the same way you rolled the Armenian sarma. Pack dolmades tightly against each other on top of the leaves or potato lining the pot bottom, working from the edge toward the middle. (Try to make your dolmades a consistent size - although size will be determined by the size of each leaf you use - so they all cook at the same rate.)
Place a dishwasher-safe ceramic or china plate upside down on top of the dolmades to weigh them down. Then pour in just enough water to come almost to the top of the stacked dolmades. Bring this to a boil, then reduce heat to a low simmer, and cover pot.
Simmer until rice is cooked and grape leaves are tender, about an hour. You can test by sampling one of your dolmades to see if they are, indeed, done. Check fairly frequently to make sure there is still water in the pot; if it has all been absorbed or boiled away, add a little more hot water and replace the cover.
Store dolmades in refrigerator. They should be eaten cold, as an appetizer or a snack.


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Later, during an appearance in Goose Creek, McCain was asked if there is any indication the government had used the technique in the past.
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Speaking with reporters after addressing about 100 members of a Rotary club, McCain said he is confident Mukasey opposes the practice, which he called a violation of the Geneva Conventions.
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McCain's support of the embattled nominee came as President Bush defended Mukasey's refusal to say whether he considers waterboarding as illegal torture.
Prospects for Mukasey's confirmation have dimmed because of his refusal to equate waterboarding with torture. Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, D-Mass., said Thursday that he intends to oppose the nomination, arguing that Mukasey's unwillingness to answer definitively on the legality of the interrogation method that simulates drowning increases the chances it could be used against U.S. troops.
Bush said it was unfair to ask the former judge about interrogation techniques he has not been briefed about. The president also said Mukasey doesn't know if the U.S. uses the technique, but that it wouldn't make sense to tell enemies what the U.S. was doing.
McCain, the decorated Vietnam War veteran who spent 5 1/2 years as a POW, said the U.S. should not engage in torture and there was no need for waterboarding.
"If you inflict enough physical pain on anybody, they will tell you anything you want to know," said McCain, who was starting a three-day campaign trip through South Carolina.
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Manu Ginobili just kept rubbing his temples, not even looking ahead at the court. Tony Parker and Tim Duncan looked stonefaced, like they were at an opera. In the background, slightly out of focus, the blue T-shirts had coalesced into one dancing, delirious mob. The scene was the fourth quarter and if you haven't already picked up the hint, nearly the entire quarter was garbage time because of how big the Oklahoma City lead had grown and the Spurs' stars had to watch it. If you're a San Antonio fan, it was indeed a tragedy being staged in Oklahoma City on Thursday in the Thunder's Game 3 win. The series is now 2-1 Spurs and for the first time in 21 games, the mighty Spurs have lost a game — something like 50 days since their last L. It just wasn't a usual Spurs game, with only four players in double figures, with one being Dejuan Blair, whose 10 points were all in the last nine minutes already down 20-plus. Credit is due more to OKC than anything. Scott Brooks sicced Thabo Sefolosha on Parker (16 points, 5 turnovers, 4 dimes) and Ginobili (8 points) all game, freeing up Russell Westbrook on offense. Not so much in the typical Russ fashion of scoring (he had just 10 points) but by letting him penetrate and kick (9 assists) or keep plays alive (7 boards). … By the way, did we miss why Blair is in the doghouse? He went from another reason to praise GM R.C. Buford for incredible drafting to a figment of Popovich's imagination. … Key to this one was the role reversal going on with a changed strategy by Scott Brooks on offense. OKC took a memo from San Antonio and used the extra pass to penetrate with huge results — 44 points in the paint, 20 more than the visitors. Although one of the prettiest extra passes of the night came from Boris Diaw to Kawhi Leonard — the only bucket between the two all night, another huge break for OKC — in the key, the Thunder used their sudden composure playing in front of the home crowd to pull back on plays and not turn the ball over. They only had seven errors like that all game, while the SAS had 21. … What was up with Kendrick Perkins (4 points, 8 boards) staring down Marv Albert and Steve Kerr before the game? We know Chuck called out Perkins for playing like a ghost after Game 2 (and you really have to try to do so when you're only a factor on one end) but uh, come on Perk. We know you have a strict policy of not looking like you're enjoying yourself earning millions to hoop, but no need to stare down TV dudes. …
Hit the jump to read about the player who was all over the court.
Thabo Sefolosha showed out on each end of the floor like he was told it was his last day on hardwood. We've already talked about his stifling (or just plain annoying) defense on the Spurs' stars, but his range was incredible. By our count he guarded four different positions at some point, and then put in yeoman's work with 19 points, including four threes. The most obvious sign he was feeling it, and that his teammates were happy to feed the night's beast, was his 10 attempted threes. That was six more than he had all season. … Can we talk about the three, four huge missed dunks by OKC? Kevin Durant (22 points) and James Harden (15 points) had two that would have blown the roof off the arena. Durant's came off the extra pass from Derek Fisher (he returned from Game 2 purgatory to score 5 points, drop 4 dimes). Harden's attempt had an anger to it that was missing the first two games. … The Thunder bench's count: 78 combined minutes, 1 combined turnover. … The last 10 minutes of the fourth, when San Anton basically conceded by pulling Parker and the Big Fundamental, was symbolic of the rest of the game. It was like the whole Thunder roster was HEATING UP like NBA Jam or something. Royal Ivy, Daequan Cook and Cole Aldrich were all drilling their shots, too. Meanwhile Patty Mills turned the ball over on his first few seconds of game time, leading to a Harden smash. So it went for the night. … Please tell us you saw Chuck's cowboy boots given to him as a gift from Oklahoma's governor? … We're out like San Antonio's streak.
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PITTSBURGH -- Adam Wainwright doesn't give up many runs and Pittsburgh doesn't score many. St. Louis had every reason to expect a two-run lead to hold up against an opponent whose main goal is avoiding its worst season since the 1950s.
Somehow it didn't happen, and the Cardinals wound up instead with a difficult-to-take loss.
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Pirates rookie Neil Walker drove in three runs and last-place Pittsburgh prevented Wainwright from becoming the majors' first 18-game winner, holding off a late rally to beat St. Louis 4-3 on Tuesday night.
The Cardinals, down 4-2 when the ninth inning started, loaded the bases with one out and a run in on Jon Jay's single, but Evan Meek got Matt Holliday and Felipe Lopez to pop up. Meek converted only his second save in eight opportunities, though he rarely gets such chances in the ninth.
"It was nice to go out there and seal the deal, even if it was a little dramatic," Meek said. "A situation like that, you've just got to go a pitch at a time and try to get three outs, and it turned out in our favor."
That hasn't happened much for the Pirates, who had won only two of 15 and were 1-5 against St. Louis. The Pirates are on pace for their worst season since they lost 112 games in 1952, which probably made the loss even worse for the Cardinals.
With one out and Holliday coming up, third base coach Jose Oquendo chose not to gamble by sending Randy Winn home from second on Albert Pujols' single off third baseman Pedro Alvarez's glove. Winn wound up being stranded at third.
"In that situation, you've got to be 100 percent sure," Winn said. "There's nothing worse than me getting thrown out instead of having the bases loaded and one of the best hitters in the game coming up."
Wainwright (17-8) took a 2-0 lead into the sixth but couldn't hold it while failing for the second straight start to win his 18th. He lost 3-2 to Milwaukee on Aug. 18.
"At this point of the season we've got to win every game we can, and if I even hold them to one [run] right there we probably win that game," Wainwright said. "You can put it on me."
Instead, Wainwright gave up four runs and seven hits in seven innings, or as many runs as the right-hander had surrendered over 30 innings in his previous four starts.
"I felt good from the first pitch on," Wainwright said. "I had good stuff; I just didn't put a few guys away when I needed to."
Joel Hanrahan (3-1) pitched 1 1/3 scoreless innings for the victory in relief of Paul Maholm.
Holliday's two-run homer -- his 22nd -- followed Pujols' two-out single in the first off and quickly put the Cardinals up 2-0. Pujols' three-run shot in the first the night before got St. Louis going in a 10-2 victory.
This time, the Cardinals didn't add on runs. Maholm, the loser of three straight and five of six, settled down to keep the them scoreless after that until being lifted with one on and two outs in the seventh. He gave up seven hits, striking out four and walking one.
The Pirates managed two singles off Wainwright while being shut out for five innings, only to tie it in the sixth. Rookie Jose Tabata's RBI triple -- his 53rd hit since the All-Star break -- scored Andrew McCutchen, who doubled with one out. Walker's single to right tied it, though the Pirates couldn't score again in the inning despite loading the bases.
"We felt like we had a good thing going, we had the momentum and we were going to try to use it," Walker said. "We were able to put something together in the seventh and get the lead."
Ronny Cedeno doubled to start the seventh. Wainwright retired the next two batters, but Tabata walked and stole second without opposition, putting him in position to score on Walker's two-run single to center. Walker is batting .327 (50 for 153) in PNC Park during his first full season in the majors.
The Pirates had been held to two runs or fewer in 11 of their previous 12 games, losing all but two.Notes
- Holliday is 2 for 16 against Maholm, with both hits being homers.
- Pujols has six hits in the first two games of the three-game series. He is 18 for 30 (.600) in his career against Maholm.
- Pirates 3B coach Tony Beasley sang the national anthem.
- Wainwright had been 4-0 against Pittsburgh the last two seasons. He lost for the first time in six decisions at PNC Park.
- Despite the loss, St. Louis is 53-27 in Pittsburgh since 2001.


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The primary goal of this NCI-funded T32 Cancer Biology Training Grant, CBTG (formally called the Research Oncology Training Grant), is to prepare postdoctoral and predoctoral Trainees for investigative careers in cancer research. The Training Program integrates the training of basic scientists (PhD) and physician scientists (MD/PhD) under the direction of a select faculty from the NCI-designated Case Comprehensive Cancer Center at Case Western Reserve University. These faculty mentors bridge traditional departmental boundaries to apply multidisciplinary approaches to fundamental problems in basic cancer biology. The CBTG Training Program provides a forum for training that emphasizes Cancer Research. Since our last competing renewal, we developed a new Cancer Biology Training Program, which trains predoctoral scientists who will advance research on the causes, diagnosis, progression and treatment of experimental and human cancer. To accomplish these training goals, the CBTP has been developed with didactic course work focused on cancer as an interdisciplinary track within the Pathology PhD Program and is jointly sponsored by the Cancer Center and the Department of Pathology. New to this application is a formalized Postdoctoral Program. Postdoctoral Trainees are required to participate in didactic coursework including the Cancer Biology Core Course and the scientific ethics course. We developed an innovative recruiting strategy called the Signaling in Cancer Symposium to attract regional trainees. Furthermore, each postdoctoral trainee is required to constitute a personal Mentoring Committee that meets every six months that is analogous to the thesis committee of predoctoral trainees. The chair of the three person postdoctoral mentoring committee will be a member of the CBTG steering committee and will serve as a "secondary mentor" for the postdoctoral trainee. Also new to this application is the establishment of Cancer Center Training Scholar positions, providing financial incentives to recruit and retain outstanding postdoctoral fellows who are committed to a cancer research career and whose research progress will be closely monitored by the mentoring committee. All trainees make oral presentations of their research at the monthly Cancer Trainee Seminar Series, which pairs off trainees whose basic research focuses on a particular cancer with an MD Hematology/Oncology Fellow who presents the clinical aspects of that type of cancer. The new seminar was designed to familiarize trainees with the translational aspects of cancer research. The Training Program is governed by a Steering Committee charged with responsibility for (i) active recruitment of trainees, with an emphasis on women and underrepresented minorities;(ii) selection of high caliber candidates who are fully committed to research careers;(iii) tracking the progress of trainees according to specified criteria and standards;(iv) evaluating the mentorship provided by individual faculty;and (v) tracking the success of trainees who have completed the training program.
An abnormally high cancer mortality rate afflicts the 3.9 million people throughout northeast Ohio. Therefore, it is imperative to train and develop the next generation of scientists with a focus on the fundamental problems in basic and translational cancer biology in order to improve cancer patient outcomes in this region and nationally. The Cancer Biology Training Program trains predoctoral and postdoctoral fellows in an NCI-designated Comprehensive Cancer Center at Case Western Reserve University. We request continued funding for years 15-20 of this NCI-supported T32 training grant.
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Oatmeal Date Bars
|125 Gram (1/2 Cup)
|Brown sugar
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|All-purpose flour
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|Baking soda
|1 Teaspoon
|Quick cooking oats
|3⁄4 Cup (12 tbs)
|For filling
|1 Pound (500 Grams)
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|1 Cup (16 tbs) (250 Milliliter)
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
1) Preheat the oven to 350°F (180°C).
2) Make a light and fluffy mix of the butter and sugar.
3) Combine the flour, salt and baking soda with the creamed mixture above.
4) Pour in the oats and mix until it gets crumbly. Once it is at this stage, set it aside.
5) In a saucepan, pit and chop the dates and mix with the sugar, water and cinnamon. Let it cook until it gets thick; then, allow it to cool slightly.
6) Now, spread half the oat mixture on the bottom of an 8-inch x 14-inch (20-cm x 35-cm) pan previously lined with wax paper. Press down firmly.
7) Spread on the Date Filling and then top with the remaining oat mixture. Press down gently.
8) Bake in a 350°F (180°C) oven for about 20 minutes.
9) Cool and serve.
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Nutrition Facts
Serving size: Complete recipe
Calories 4271 Calories from Fat 968
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 111 g170.1%
Saturated Fat 65.6 g327.9%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 268.8 mg89.6%
Sodium 2361.3 mg98.4%
Total Carbohydrates 853 g284.4%
Dietary Fiber 48.3 g193.3%
Sugars 687.5 g
Protein 32 g64.5%
Vitamin A 63.5% Vitamin C 3.2%
Calcium 28.9% Iron 55.8%
*Based on a 2000 Calorie diet


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