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Fall has arrived and with it, the pumpkin season! There are always plenty of pumpkins to carve up around Halloween time and a great way to make use of the pumpkin seeds is to roast them for an easy, healthy snack.
I love to eat them shells and all. If they're properly toasted and are small to medium sized, they are wonderfully crunchy and easy to eat. The larger carving pumpkins will yield large seeds, which are probably best to eat shelled.
The challenge is, how to get the salt inside the shells to the seeds? It's easy enough to salt the outside of the shells, but if you want the salt to permeate to the seeds the method I learned from my mother years ago does the trick.
Boil the seeds first in salted water, then toast them in the oven. This way the salt gets inside too. And you can control the amount of salt by how much you add to the water and how long you boil the seeds.
From the recipe archive. Don't throw out your pumpkin seeds! ~Elise
Roasted Pumpkin Seeds Recipe
PrintIf you want to jazz up your pumpkin seeds, sprinkle with spices such as smoked paprika, cumin, or chile powder before they go into the oven.
- One medium sized pumpkin
- Salt
- Olive oil
1 Cut pumpkin, scrape out seeds, rinse: Cut open the pumpkin by cutting a circle around the stem end with a sharp knife (knife blade angled in), and pulling off the top.
Use a strong metal spoon to scrape the insides of the pumpkin and scoop out the seeds and strings.
Place the mass of pumpkin seeds in a colander and run under water to rinse and separate the seeds from everything else.
2 Boil pumpkin seeds in salted water for 10 min: Measure the pumpkin seeds in a cup measure. Place the seeds in a medium saucepan. Add 2 cups of water and 1 tablespoon of salt to the pan for every half cup of pumpkin seeds. Add more salt if you would like your seeds to be saltier.
Bring the salted water and pumpkin seeds to a boil. Let simmer for 10 minutes. Remove from heat and drain.
3 Bake seeds in 400°F oven until browned: Preheat the oven to 400°F. Coat the bottom of a roasting pan or thick baking sheet with olive oil, about a teaspoon or so.
Spread the seeds out over the roasting pan in a single layer, and toss them a bit to coat them with the oil on the pan.
Bake on the top rack until the seeds begin to brown, 5-20 minutes, depending on the size of the seeds.
Small pumpkin seeds may toast in around 5 minutes or so, large pumpkin seeds may take up to 20 minutes. Keep an eye on the pumpkin seeds so they don't get over toasted. When lightly browned, remove the pan from the oven and let cool on a rack. Let the pumpkin seeds cool all the way down before eating.
Either crack to remove the inner seed (a lot of work and in my opinion, unnecessary) or eat whole.
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Excercises to make a better dressage horse needed! So Bear has been a hunter his whole life, but im going to do dressage on him too. He is super out of shape right now, so I know im going to do trot hills today (which I have to be careful about as he has four shoes and the only hills I have are grassy). I know better then to ask for collection while he is all out of shape, though. So what can I do to help him get into the swing of dressage? I will get video of us riding today, then I can post it, which will give you guys a better idea of what he and I really need to work on. :) I just want to know what I should work on today (and in the future)! |
dressage movements are ment to strengthen the horse, but the way a started my old horse was just to ask for a very small amount of using his back a little more each day, lol but you might want to get some other peoples opinions because i dont know very much about starting a dressage horse! good luck!! |
because he is an older hunter horse, if you suddenly change everything it may throw him off balance. I would say just do some gentle flexing exercises (a very vague term I know, you can search online to find one that best fits your horse), slowly and carefully. You can also work on brushing up your own position (seat is crucial to dressage-learn to ride with your seat more than your hands and legs) and sharpen his transitions. Do not expect or attempt a drastic change. |
I recently rode an older hunter. He was a big, stiff piece of plywood. The horse had no clue how to do anything other than move forward on the rail. If your horse is not already supple, I personally would start with suppling exercises. Get him used to moving off your leg by leg yielding or serpentines, bending around it on circles, spiral in and out on circles. Basically anything that encourages flexion and response to seat rather than reins. A supple horse will be one you can achieve results with once you start asking him to balance more weight on his hind end via half halts. If he's not supple, the half halts simply won't go through. |
Thanks for the replies everyone! Bear actually isn't that old, he is middle aged (13 years old). I found out that he did do a little bit of dressage a while back. ridergirl23: Thank you for your imput. I will keep everything you said in mind. roro: I really do need to work on my dressage seat, hehe. Bear remembered his dressage pretty well, though after he gets into better shape he will need to work on collecting. MyBoyPuck: Luckly Bear isnt like the horse you mentioned! He is awesome at lateral movements and besides being a bit lazy (from being out of shape) he moves off my leg well. He sidepasses beautifully and leg yields well. I did a lot of figure eights which helped a lot and some spiral cricles, which he found fun to do (that's my boy!). Thank you for the imput and I can post a video soon (making it right now)! |
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With VMware View and a zero client, is RTAV or USB redirection better?
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Just days after his movie Lincoln opens in theaters, director Steven Spielberg will be honoring the 16th president at a memorial in Gettysburg, Pa. Entertainment Weekly reports that the director will be the keynote speaker at a ceremony marking the anniversary of the Gettysburg Address, which was given 149 years ago.
"The National Park Service announced [Spielberg's] participation in the annual event, which commemorates both that iconic speech and the founding of the Soldiers' National Cemetery," said Entertainment Weekly. "Lincoln was invited to speak at the Nov. 19, 1863, consecration of the graveyard, delivering remarks that he said 'the world will little note, nor long remember.'"
Lincoln will be released nationwide on Nov. 9 of this year. It stars Daniel Day-Lewis, Sally Field, David Strathairn, Joseph Gordon-Levitt, James Spader, Hal Halbrook and Tommy Lee Jones, among others. The story focuses on Lincoln's final months, leading up to his death in 1865. The Gettysburg Address was given in 1863, so it's not clear if that will be included in the film.
The National Park Service holds the anniversary celebration each year; it has been honoring President Lincoln since 1946. Other speakers who have appeared at the annual celebration include Harry Truman, Dwight Eisenhower, Tom Ridge, Colin Powell, Richard Dreyfuss, Sam Donaldson, Sandra Day O'Connor, Ken Burns and Tom Brokaw.
"As has become a custom, Lincoln portrayer James Getty will recite the Gettysburg Address, and the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services will hold a naturalization ceremony for sixteen citizenship candidates," said the NPS.
Steven Spielberg released a statement through the National Park Service about his visit.
"It is an honor to be asked to speak at such a hallowed place on the anniversary of Lincoln's Gettysburg Address," Spielberg said. "I look forward to visiting Pennsylvania and commemorating this important moment in our nation's history."
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Morgan Keegan Cuts SpectraLink to Market Perform
Morgan Keegan downgraded SpectraLink (SLNK) to market perform from outperform, explaining that the company's Chief Financial Officer David Rosenthal plans to leave.
Analyst Tavis McCourt says that David Rosenthal, the Executive Vice President, Chief Financial Officer, Corporate Secretary and Treasurer, will be stepping down as of Sep. 10, 2006. He says Carolyn Smyth, who joined Spectralink in Nov. 1999 as corporate controller and recently assumed the additional role of revenue controller, will serve as interim CFO and principal accounting officer. The analyst downgrades the stock until he can get more clarity on its CFO succession plans. He maintains his 77 cents 2006 and 91 cents 2007 earnings per share (EPS) estimates.


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OAK HARBOR - Defendants in the case of a witness who was shot by a hit man will be tried separately.
Christy Claussen, 40, of Gibsonburg, will go on trial Feb. 13 in Sandusky County Common Pleas Court on a charge of complicity to commit murder.
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ROCHESTER, Minn. -- Two Mayo Clinic patients whose prostate cancer had been considered inoperable are now cancer free thanks in part to an experimental drug therapy that was used in combination with standardized hormone treatment and radiation therapy. The men were participating in a clinical trial of an immunotherapeutic agent called MDX-010 or ipilimumab. In these two cases, physicians say the approach initiated the death of a majority of cancer cells and caused the tumors to shrink dramatically, allowing surgery. In both cases, the aggressive tumors had grown well beyond the prostate into the abdominal areas.
"The goal of the study was to see if we could modestly improve upon current treatments for advanced prostate cancer," says Eugene Kwon, M.D., Mayo Clinic urologist and leader of the clinical trial. "The candidates for this study were people who didn't have a lot of other options. However, we were startled to see responses that far exceeded any of our expectations."
The patients first received a type of hormone therapy called androgen ablation, which removes testosterone and usually causes some initial reduction in tumor size. Researchers then introduced a single dose of ipilimumab, an antibody, which builds on the anti-tumor action of the hormone and causes a much larger immune response, resulting in massive death of the tumor cells. Both men experienced consistent drops in their prostate specific antigen (PSA) counts over the following weeks until both were deemed eligible for surgery. Then, during surgery, came a greater surprise.
"The tumors had shrunk dramatically," says Michael Blute, M.D., Mayo urologist, co-investigator and surgeon, who operated on both men. "I had never seen anything like this before. I had a hard time finding the cancer. At one point the pathologist (who was working during surgery) asked if we were sending him samples from the same patient."
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"Headhunters" vs. "On The Corner"
another vs. thread, i kinda like see the outcomes of those. "Headhunters" was one of the albums that got me into fusion music, Herbie Hancock really made a classic with that one and it became the highest selling "jazz" album of all time + it has been sampled numerous times by hip-hop artists such as Kool G Rap and NaS. it's just as much instrumental funk as it is jazz/fusion. Hancock really proves he's a master at electric piano and knows how to make music with emphazis on the bottom, Bennie Maupin's reed playing is otherwordly too and the african rhythms takes it to the next level.
"On The Corner" on the other hand came a few years earlier (and even had Hancock as one of three keyboardists) and Miles really changed his style once again with that. there's not many melodies at all, it's based on african and indian rhythms where nobody and everybody solos at the same time. but it also has alot of funk elements and even inspiration from classical composer Stockhausen. one of the weirdest albums of all time. first time i heard it, i didn't understand what the fuck he was doing but as with most 70s Miles album after repeated listens i really started understand what he was trying to do. great album for sure. what's wu corps verdict on these two alternative classics? |
man y'all really sleeping on these two gems.. anyone who's into hip-hop like A Tribe Called Quest and shit like that should love "Headhunters" and anyone who like hardcore instrumental breakbeats and stuff will love "On The Corner". i wonder if "On The Corner" was the first true breakbeat LP (1972)? shiit, those breaks goes almost into drum and bass grooves at times
I really love headhunters, i have it both on cd and on the vinyl. There are some moments on that album when you really wonder if this music was made forty years ago or now, because of all the vibes and atmosphere, in which you can recognize a little bit of hip hop (and vice versa)
Haven't listened anything much from miles, but i have In a Silent Way on vinyl so i'm gonna listen it soon. |
i love both of these albums, but "Headhunters" is on a whole other lever. it's transcendent. it's also one of the albums that got me into jazz, and now i listen to just as much jazz as i do other genres. i would say that "Bitches Brew" and "In a Silent Way" are better than "On the Corner" in terms of Miles' 'fusion' albums. all classics though. |
i know Headhunters like the back of my hand...harvey mason's drumming is the slickest shit ever. ashamed to say i haven't heard the Miles album tho...
come to think about it, "On the Corner" is more similiar to the Herbie Hancock album that preceded "Headhunters" which was called "Sextant". have y'all heard that one? might not be as good as "Headhunters" but still a very good, and very abstract LP. Herbie got a incredible discography based on the albums i've heard so far.
benzo you should check out this Miles album, Hancock plays on it too. i wouldn't say it's a jazz album tho, it's probably the least jazzy album Miles ever did. all the emphasis is on the bottom, he takes the same bass line in and out for over 30 minutes and you still want to hear more of it once it's over lol. my only beef with it is why the hell he didn't put the song "Ife" on there since it was recorded in the same sessions and it's a fucking classic. sometimes i put it on my ipod as track #2 on the album and it works perfect in context. |
yes mate i heard it, i got so hooked when i first discovered miles fusion records that i've slowly been getting them all. the last one that completed the fusion studio albums for me was "Get up with it" which i got about 2 weeks ago. there's a few official live albums that i haven't got tho.
i see what you mean but the songs on "On the Corner" are alot dirtier, muddier, funkier, weird and abstract. and i'm loving every minute of it!! it would be great to hear your opinion on the album, especially since you're a drummer and DeJohnette and Billy Hard provides great rhythm + there's alot of polyrhythms since there's also percussionists and conga players at the same time. i wasn't hooked on the first listen but every time i hear it, the album makes a little more sense. fucking addictive!! |
also check this out from the same sessions, i was in shock when i heard this.. actual DRUM & BASS music from 1972?!! god damn, he was ahead of his time:
@ C7 - this thread is fire. i'm gonna hunt it down and get back to you with my impressions. peace!
peace Benzo, no doubt! check the joint |
went and copped On the Corner... it's certainly a unique Miles album on par with some of his other shit. i know that this is one of those albums that will take repeated listens to grasp, but based on the few spins i've given it so far...
i gotta give it to Headhunters by a good margin. maybe it's because i burned myself out on Bitches Brew years ago but i just didn't hear alot that i haven't heard before from him. it doesn't take away from the album, i guess my expectations were a little too high. the african rhythms are cool but the heavy funk on Headhunters is just more my style. also, Headhunters covers much more ground as a album where OTC is pretty much just one feel throughout. btw- i got to see Herbie live about two years ago and it was FUCKING MINDBLOWING! the most absract, atmospheric shit i've ever heard in my life. the drummer didn't play a downbeat for two hours! a few people were even leaving early because they came expecting Headhunters and couldn't grasp what they were hearing. Herbie every bit as genious as Miles, believe that. |
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1. Rinse clams well in cold water; discard any that are broken or open.
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Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanam's Ticket Price Rises
It has been seen that, Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanam, is planning to increase the ticket prices by five times the usual price. It would be shocking news for the lakhs of devotees who are visiting Lord Vekateswara temple this holiday season.
According to the sources, the final decision would be made in May in the next board meeting. It was also seen that there would be a high rise in the ticket rates of Arjitha sevas like Suprabhatam, Thomala and Archana where the devotees worship Lord Balaji for more than half-an-hour.
Presently, the ticket rate of the Suprabhatam is Rs 120 and it would increase to Rs 500 whereas the ticket rate for Thomala and Archana would increase from Rs 220 to Rs 1250. The ticket price of Sahasra Deepalankara Seva, would increase from Rs 1000 to Rs 2000. It was told by a senior official of the temple that they have made this decision after thinking about it for a long time.
"We have received several complaints about misappropriation of the seva tickets. Even common pilgrims are complaining about disparities in the rates of these tickets", said an official. The plans to increase the rates were being discussed for over three months now.


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Has a house on the Ice Island of Vega. Around Christmas each year, he can be found in or near each major town, usually near the Depot.
Ab'Dendriel: Underground shops, near Shanar.
Ankrahmun: In the Tavern west from boat.
Carlin: At Dane's shop (underground), south west of depot.
Darashia: South of town, next to the Tavern.
Edron: Inside Castle, next to the Depot.
Farmine: In the Tavern west from the steamship.
Gray Beach: Inside the Depot.
Kazordoon: Jolly Axeman Tavern.
Liberty Bay: West of the depot.
Port Hope: Grassy area south of depot.
Rathleton: In the Grand Opera Café, west from depot.
Svargrond: West of depot.
Thais: At Frodo's shop, north east of depot.
Venore: Under main depot.
Yalahar: In the Tavern east from depot.
Only appears during Christmas time. Rumours say that if you are nice to him, he will give you a present. The present you receive is random.
You might receive:
10 Candy Canes +10 Snowballs
10 Candy Canes +1 Christmas Bundle
10 Candy Canes +1 Piggy Bank
1 Energy Ring +1 Dwarven Ring +1 Ring of Healing
1 Red Gem
1 Shiny Stone
1 Bullseye Potion +1 Mastermind Potion +1 Berserk Potion
1 Santa Doll
1 Doll?
1 Violet Gem (semi-rare?)
1 Dracoyle Statue
1 Stuffed Dragon
1 Moon Backpack
Presents which are only given to a few lucky players:
1 Panda Teddy
1 Teddy Bear
1 Santa Teddy
1 Amulet of Loss
1 Dragon Claw
1 Ball Gown
1 Gold Ingot
1 Snowman Doll
1 Bear Doll
1 Soul Stone
Also, if your server successfully finished the Lightbearer event and you helped by lighting all 10 fire basins, you may ask him for a very special present. You will then receive the Blazebringer mount.
In previous years Santa Clauses were controlled by CipSoft employees, and could hurt you if you were foulmouthed. At that time he also gave away a larger variety of items. Back then Knightmare organized races to find Santa Claus, giving a Teddy Bear to the winner. Nowadays he only gives extremely lucky persons on any server the precious Teddy Bear.
During one year Santa gave better gifts in premium cities, but has since returned to his usual self, giving out random presents in every city.
See also: Santa/Presents
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Farmar out four more weeks with hamstring tear
So far, a new year isn't bringing any better luck for the Los Angeles Lakers.
Jordan Farmar tore his left hamstring for the second time in a month Tuesday, and is expected to miss a minimum of four weeks, the team announced the morning after suffering its sixth straight loss.
While in the same muscle, an ultrasound revealed Farmar's latest tear is in a different location than the one that kept him out for 10 games.
Farmar subbed out with 6:33 in the third quarter of a 94-79 loss to the Milwaukee Bucks. Before the game he said he had constant tightness in the hamstring, and was limited in his movement. Afterward, he said it felt the same as the first injury, on Dec. 1.
"That's the scary part about it," he said. "Every time I see something, want to make an explosive move, it stops me from doing that."
But the tear did not come on an explosive move, or anything complicated at all. Farmar said he was just playing defense when he felt something not right.
"Felt a little tug and we really wanted to be careful with that," Farmar said, "and not have a major setback and try to get this episode behind us. The advice of the staff was just to sit out the rest of the game, get this looked at so we don't make a bad decision."
Farmar had played in four games since coming back from the first tear, averaging 6.75 points and 6 assists.
Farmar's new injury just continues a mind-boggling flood of injuries to their point guards. Steve Nash and Steve Blake are both at least three weeks away from coming back from injury, while swingman Xavier Henry, who has filled in at point guard, is out seven-to-10 days with a bone bruise in his knee.
That leaves the Lakers with Kendall Marshall, called up from the D-League on Dec. 19, as the only viable point guard option on the roster. After the loss to the Bucks, D'Antoni said the Lakers would move forward with Marshall and shooting guard Jodie Meeks playing point guard.
The Lakers could add a free agent point guard as a short-term solution, but already loaded with an NBA-maximum 15 players, it seems unlikely they would go that route.
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Quinn G. Caldwell
"I saw a vision. There was something like a large sheet coming down from heaven, being lowered by its four corners; and it came close to me. As I looked at it closely I saw four-footed animals, beasts of prey, reptiles, and birds of the air. I also heard a voice saying to me, 'Get up, Peter; kill and eat.' But I replied, 'By no means, Lord; for nothing profane or unclean has ever entered my mouth.' But a second time the voice answered from heaven, 'What God has made clean, you must not call profane.'" - Acts 11:5-9
Ministers spend a lot of time struggling against the culture's frenetic, consumerist interpretation of Christmas.
Which is needed. But I wonder whether we go too far, like the Puritans who forbade the celebration of Christmas altogether because of its roots in paganism. I mean, if God can make unclean animals clean for Peter to eat, can't God find a way to turn a pagan holiday into a Christian one? And mightn't God even be powerful enough to co-opt the culture's co-optation of the day of his birth?
In that Spirit, here are some Christmas things that, while they may have nothing to do with the birth of Christ, I believe God approves of anyway:
- Elvis' Christmas Album. If it can make my whole family sing together while performing a complex operation involving a saw, a tree, a small living room, electricity, and water without killing each other, it's holy.
- Shopping. Can get out of hand, but searching for a great gift to make someone happy can be a profound experience.
- Christmas cards. Likewise with the out of hand, but they help people keep in touch and help the lonely feel connected.
- How the Grinch Stole Christmas. In fact, Christmas specials in general—especially if they're commercial-free.
- Your favorite. Bring it on in the comments on Facebook!
God, you can make anything holy. Bless my celebrations when they increase my love, make me generous, or open me to your world. If they do the opposite, make them go the way of last year's fruitcake. Amen.
Quinn G. Caldwell is Pastor and Teacher at Plymouth Congregational Church, UCC, in Syracuse, New York, and co-editor, with Curtis J. Preston, of the Unofficial Handbook of the United Church of Christ, published by The Pilgrim Press.
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GTA has stopped working
Started by LordDrakull, Jul 01 2010 12:22 PM
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Posted 01 July 2010 - 12:22 PM
Everytime I run this game on Steam it stops working. I've re-installed it 2 times and it still the same.
Posted 02 July 2010 - 01:08 AM Edited by Sektor, 02 July 2010 - 01:13 AM.
It's likely the same problem as mentioned in the GTA1 only runs once thread. The solution is to fix the saved game after every run or just use a no cd version of the original 1998 exe that doesn't have the player_a.dat corruption bug.
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WASHINGTON—Janet Yellen said Thursday that the U.S. economy has regained ground lost to Great Recession but still needs the Federal Reserve's support because unemployment remains too high at 7.3 per cent.
Yellen made those comments in testimony to the Senate Banking Committee, which is considering her nomination to be the next chairman of the Federal Reserve.
Her remarks suggest that she plans to stand by the Fed's extraordinary low interest rate policies begun under current Chairman Ben Bernanke until the economy shows further improvement.
The Fed's support of the recovery is the "surest path to returning to a more normal approach to monetary policy," Yellen said during a roughly two-hour hearing that was relatively free of tense moments.
Despite some tough questions from Republicans about the Fed's policies, Yellen drew praise from members of both parties. Her nomination is expected to be advanced by the committee and confirmed later by the full Senate, making her the first woman to lead the powerful central bank.
"We have the utmost respect for you," Sen. Joe Machin, a centrist Democrat from West Virginia, told Yellen.
Sen. Bob Corker, R-Tenn., told Yellen that he appreciated her "candour and transparency," and thanked her for giving him the same answers during the hearing as she had during a meeting with him in his office.
The Fed's policies, which include three rounds of bond purchases, are credited with helping boost economic growth and lower unemployment. But they have also driven up stock prices and stoked worries about a greater risk of inflation and asset bubbles.
During the hearing, Yellen was pressed by Republicans to specify when the central bank might begin scaling back its $85 billion-per-month in bond purchases.
Yellen didn't bite. She said Fed policymakers assess the risks and benefits of the bond purchase program each time they meet.
"The committee is looking for ... signs of growth that are strong enough to promote continued progress" in the labour market. She said "there is no set time that we will decide to reduce the pace of our purchases."
Various Republicans expressed their concerns that the Fed's massive bond purchases, which have pushed the central bank's balance sheet to a record level of $3.8 trillion (U.S.), have inflated stock prices and real estate.
"I think the economy has gotten used to the sugar you have put out there and I just worry that we are on a sugar high. That is a very dangerous thing," said Sen. Mike Johanns, R-Neb.
Yellen sought to assure the committee that the Fed is aware of those potential threats. But she said the benefits of the program currently outweigh the risks.
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Yellen's remarks seemed to confirm those forecasts.
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GLENDALE, Ariz. -- While Peyton Manning watched, the Denver Broncos' reserves pulled out a wild one in the desert.
Manning and the rest of the Broncos' starters took the fourth game of the preseason off, and Denver got a 44-yard field goal from Matt Prater as the game ended to beat the Arizona Cardinals 16-13 on Thursday night.
Omar Bolden, a fourth-round draft pick from nearby Arizona State, returned a kickoff 103 yards for a touchdown to ignite a second-half comeback for Denver.
In contrast to the Broncos, Arizona used 10 starters on offense and 10 on defense in the game's first few series. The Cardinals' two candidates for starting quarterback, John Skelton and Kevin Kolb, did not play.
Cardinals first-round draft pick Michael Floyd made a spectacular 22-yard touchdown catch.
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"Very Helpful"
This audiobook was surprisingly helpful. It gives you several ways to hone your spirituality and strengthen your bond with spirit guides, angel, and ultimately with God. I especially liked that it was sectioned so that each method could be listened to seperately.
Wonderful Wonderful can't say enough about this one I often have trouble sleeping due to pain from MS and the 2nd chapter is not just a meditation it is a hypnosis ......it has worked wonders for me not only by listening to it but it has taught me how to do it myself w/o the aid of this audio I highly recommend this one
Funny, Spiritual and highly motivating. Sylvia at her best.
"Love her!"
She just made me smile. Like that fun aunt/ relative you enjoy being around. The positive message that you can accomplish anything and are not alone is lovely to hear.
Great guy
"Powerful! Just can't stand her voice sometimes!"
No not really... because of Sylvia's voice. In her books, she doesn't really derail you too much with side stories. I don't know how much of you guys have listened/read to Sylvia... but her Astral travel and Past lives audio was AMAZING! Her books have SOME side rants... but this book will make u upset sometimes... youll be following and agreeing and relaxing and about to change your whole.... then WHOA wtf is she talking about?
It would have to be Sylvia, it's all about her!!!
No thank you, this one is all you need.
Well, a lot of the invisioning (sp?) exercises that she teaches ARE powerful. And they really do work.
I wish that there was a button where you could push to slap her and make her stay on topic. The advice and knowledge that she gives is INCREDIBLE! However, she makes you do this relaxing breathing exercise and you got this white ghost of the holy spirit coming out of your body... then suddenly she starts ranting about how who and who and such and such got a new car and spewing personal stories... aw nah! Main point, I have been taking Sylvia's advice for a long time... and I love it. This book comes second to none... she is like a grand mother in your pocket.. BUT even grandma gets irritating every now and then. hahaha.


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Eclectic, Chicago-based band Sonia Dada brings its diverse rock, soul and ethnic-fused sounds to the base of the Steamboat Ski Area for a free concert today.
The nine-member band makes an appearance at 5:30 p.m. on Headwall after an opening set by local singer and songwriter Carrie Elkin.
Expect a show that swings from "straightforward R&B soul" to hints of Bollywood, said Sonia Dada guitarist and principal songwriter Dan Pritzker.
Sonia Dada's latest release, "Test Pattern," samples a variety of sounds from around the world (including Indian and Middle Eastern instruments) along with more familiar sounds of roots, rock, soul and gospel. The new album was released June 22.
Sonia Dada features Pritzker along with vocals by Paris Delane, Mike Scott, Sam Hogan and Shawn Christopher; guitarist David Resnik; bassist Erik Scott; keyboards and sampling by Ron Schwartz; and Hank Gualianone on the drums.
Now in its 12th year, the Steamboat Free Summer Concert Series includes children's activities, a petting zoo, vendors selling food and drinks and a bike corral. No dogs or alcohol may be brought into the concert.
Following the Bela Fleck and the Flecktones show last month, Sonia Dada is the second of six free concerts this summer. The series also brings the South Austin Jug Band on July 30, Galactic on Aug. 12, Little Feat on Sept. 4 and Delbert McClinton on Sept. 5. All upcoming shows will be held downtown at Howelsen Hill or at Headwall at the base of the ski area.
LIFT-UP is encouraging people to bring canned food items to donate to the LIFT-UP Food Bank. Cans will be collected at the two entrances to the Sonia Dada concert.
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Kings Notebook (Oct. 5)
by Rich Hammond / Los Angeles KingsTerry Murray was not quick with a hook after his starting netminder surrendered six goals. |
That's usually enough to make any coach cringe, but after the game Terry Murray didn't hesitate when he said he didn't give any thought to pulling Quick from the game. After Monday's practice, Murray elaborated.
"I thought Quick played well," Murray said. "Don't misinterpret me. There were some goals that he wants to have back. There might be three of them, but when you look at them in isolation… That's one of the reasons why I didn't make a change. I was asked that question after the game. He was in the right position. He's on top, he's challenging, he's doing all the right stuff. He looks comfortable. Pucks just got by him.
"I watched it again on the video, and that reinforced it. He's fine. He just has to make those stops. I'm going to go with him again. I'm not going to throw away the training camp and the confidence that I have in him, in making that kind of decision right now. He's the guy I'm going with."
Murray confirmed, without really being asked, that Quick will start in goal Tuesday against San Jose.
How is Quick as a "bounce-back" goalie? Last season, he had an 11-8-1 record in games following a loss.
Dustin Brown returned to practice Monday after missing Sunday's skate with a strained gluteal muscle and is expected to play Tuesday night at Staples Center.
Wayne Simmonds, however, missed Monday's practice. Murray called it a "therapy day" for Simmonds and did not elaborate, other than to say that he expects Simmonds to play against San Jose.
Murray said he had yet to decide whether Peter Harrold would join the lineup Tuesday in place of rookie defenseman Alec Martinez, and said he would make the decision before Tuesday's morning skate.
Harrold practiced at right wing on Monday in place of Simmonds. Martinez had a minus-2 rating in his NHL debut Saturday.
"I was going to use Peter on the blue line today in practice, but he's that utility guy that's great to have," Murray said. "We're still considering that, making a change on the back end. We talked yesterday and we'll talk again today and think about it and make a decision by tomorrow's skate in the morning."
The San Jose Mercury News reported Monday afternoon that Sharks center Joe Pavelski will be out at least two weeks "after undergoing a minor procedure ... for a lower body injury."
Pavelski had two points (both assists) in San Jose's first two games and had 25 goals and 34 assists last year.
Murray said he didn't anticipate many changes from the Sharks, who made a summer blockbuster trade when they acquired Dany Heatley from Ottawa for Milan Michalek and Jonathan Cheechoo.
"I don't think they're going to make big changes," Murray said. "They had their coach come in last year and they had a very successful regular season. I think his philosophy, his foundation, his fundamentals are in place. I don't know if I'm right, but I don't anticipate there to be big changes in their overall structure and philosophy going into this season.
"I think they're just going to reinforce it and let their good players and skill take over, and play the right way."
Murray said he spoke with defenseman Drew Doughty, who had arguably his worst NHL game in Saturday's season opener -- including two turnovers that led to Phoenix goals -- and stressed the importance of playing a "hard, heavy, strong" game.
"I met with him yesterday after practice," Murray said. "I don't want to get into all the specifics of what was going on there, but it was just reinforcing his game from last year and how good of a player he is and how he needs to continually approach with that mindset."


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GREEN SPRINGS, Ohio A 22-year-old man was hurt seriously when the motorcycle he was driving crashed Sunday night in this Sandusky and Seneca counties village, authorities said.
Jared Alloway of Green Springs, who was not wearing a helmet and was thrown from the motorcycle, was airlifted to the University of Toledo Medical Center, the former Medical College of Ohio Hospital, with a serious injury, troopers at the Ohio Highway Patrol s Fremont post said.
A hospital spokesman said Monday morning that Mr. Alloway was a patient at the hospital. She refused to release his condition citing patient privacy laws.
Mr. Alloway was westbound on Euclid Street west of Kansas Street about 7:40 p.m. when he lost control of the motorcycle and drove off the north side of the road. The vehicle then struck a tree, a mailbox, and overturned, troopers said.
The crash remained under investigation. No citations were issued as of Monday morning.
Green Springs is about 40 miles southeast of Toledo.


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Fox's Hemmer failed to challenge GOP strategist's false and misleading statements about Obama and flag, flag pin, Senate record
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On America's Newsroom, Andrea Tantaros stated: "Barack Obama refuses to salute the flag. He refuses to wear a flag pin. He's been named the most liberal senator in the United States Senate right now." Bill Hemmer did not challenge her statements, the first two of which are false and the third of which echoes a National Journal rating given Obama that was based on a limited number of Senate votes selected by National Journal staff.
On the May 12 edition of Fox News' America's Newsroom, Republican strategist Andrea Tantaros asserted that "the Democrats do a great job painting themselves as liberal and elitist" and went on to repeat several conservative talking points that are either false or misleading, none of which were challenged by Fox News anchor Bill Hemmer. Tantaros said: "I mean, [Sen.] Barack Obama refuses to salute the flag. He refuses to wear a flag pin. He's been named the most liberal senator in the United States Senate right now." Tantaros' assertions regarding Obama "refus[ing] to salute the flag" or "wear a flag pin" are false, and her claim that Obama is "the most liberal senator" apparently refers to a National Journal rating that is based on a limited number of Senate votes selected by National Journal staff as purportedly indicative of ideology.
Refuses to salute the flag
Tantaros baselessly asserted that "Obama refuses to salute the flag." While Tantaros offered no support for her assertion, her claim echoes a smear of Obama circulating in chain emails containing a photograph of Obama that purports to show him not placing his hand over his heart during the Pledge of Allegiance. However, the photo in the email, in which Obama was standing but did not have his hand placed over his heart, appeared in Time magazine and included a caption that indicated that the photograph was taken during the national anthem -- not the Pledge of Allegiance.
As Media Matters for America noted, Washington Post "fact-checker" Michael Dobbs wrote in a November 2, 2007, item about the email: "Contrary to the e-mails attacking Obama for disrespecting the flag, the candidates were not reciting the pledge of allegiance. They were standing for the national anthem." Dobbs also wrote: "Asked whether Obama normally puts his hand over his heart while listening to the national anthem, Obama spokesman Bill Burton replied by e-mail: 'Sometimes he does, sometimes he doesn't. In no way was he making any sort of statement, and any suggestion to the contrary is ridiculous.' " Indeed, other photos show Obama with his hand over his heart during the national anthem.
Refuses to wear flag pin
Tantaros falsely asserted that Obama "refuses to wear a flag pin." In fact, as Media Matters noted, in the April 16 Democratic presidential debate, Obama said, "And let me just make one last point on this issue of the flag pin. As you've noted, I wore one yesterday when a veteran handed it to me, who himself was disabled and works on behalf of disabled veterans. I have never said that I don't wear flag pins or refuse to wear flag pins."
"[M]ost liberal senator"
Tantaros' assertion that Obama has "been named the most liberal senator in the United States Senate right now" echoes a conservative talking point frequently repeated in the media that stems from the National Journal's 2007 rating, which was based on "99 key Senate votes, selected by NJ reporters and editors, to place every senator on a liberal-to-conservative scale."
As Media Matters has repeatedly documented (here, here, here, here, and here), among the votes Obama cast that purportedly earned him the National Journal's "most liberal senator" label were those to implement the 9-11 Commission's homeland security recommendations, provide more children with health insurance, expand federal funding for embryonic stem-cell research, and maintain a federal minimum wage. When asked by Politico editor-in-chief John F. Harris about the National Journal's 2007 vote ratings during a February 11 Politico/WJLA interview, Obama himself criticized its methodology by noting that it considered "liberal" his vote for "an office of public integrity that stood outside of the Senate, and outside of Congress, to make sure that you've got an impartial eye on ethics problems inside of Congress." American Enterprise Institute resident scholar Norman J. Ornstein has also criticized the National Journal's rating of Obama as the "most liberal senator," calling it "pretty ridiculous."
Media Matters has also noted that the National Journal admitted to having used flawed methodology in the publication's previous rating of then-Democratic presidential front-runner Sen. John Kerry (MA) as the "most liberal senator" in 2003.
From the May 12 edition of Fox News' America's Newsroom:
BOB BECKEL (Fox News contributor): This time around they say that -- in fact, Newsweek, you know, wrote a cover story and the McCain campaign took great offense and said, "What are you suggesting? That Republican presidential candidates win on negative campaigns?" I can give you the answer: Yes. But --
HEMMER: Well, Andrea, what about this? Is this the strategy from a -- from a GOP perspective?
TANTAROS: You know, I love how Democrats blame Republicans. "Oh, it's Republicans trying to paint the Democrat as liberal and elitist." I think the Democrats do a great job painting themselves as liberal and elitist. I mean, Barack Obama refuses to salute the flag. He refuses to wear a flag pin. He's been named the most liberal senator in the United States Senate right now. He prefers to share his views about Americans in San Francisco. I mean, this guy -- and there's no proof, Bill, that he's a uniter in the Senate. He's the most -- one of the most partisan senators. So really, I don't see how it's Republicans' fault.
BECKEL: Well, the --
TANTAROS: The Democrats just nominate the wrong people.
HEMMER: The list you tick off is addressed by [Fox News contributor Susan] Estrich the following way. Bob, gentlemen, chime in on this: "Mud sticks. Things get worse, not better, if you ignore them." If you're advising Obama, do you address them?
BECKEL: Exactly right. Look, the things you ticked off there -- by the way, last I checked, San Francisco was in the United States.
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There are bakers and there are cooks. It takes a chemist's love of precision to be a baker. Me? I'm a cook.
However, I do love to bake bread. In fact, I've been on a bread baking kick for the several years, experimenting with everything from the old-fashioned knead-it-up method to neo-hippy, grow-your-own-wild-yeast-before-you-even-start-mixing-the-dough recipes. Recently, however, I learned a method so wonderful that my experimental wanderings may be over.
The breakthrough occurred when I took a class with the legendary Jim Lahey, founder of Sullivan Street Bakery in New York and the man behind a sensational recipe for no-knead, slow-rise, no-fuss bread. Maybe just reading about it left me skeptical. Could baking bread really be as easy as he suggested?
Yes, it can. I went home after the class and adjusted his basic formula to my liking, adding extra whole-wheat flour, toasted walnuts and rosemary. Otherwise, I followed his instructions, weighed the ingredients, mixed them together and turned out an attractive, delicious loaf of bread.
One of the ways to ensure your success here is by measuring your flour by weight, not volume. When you scoop and measure flour by volume -- such as using a measuring cup -- the amount of flour you get each time can vary widely, sometimes by several ounces. The discrepancy is due to how tightly or loosely the flour is packed. A few ounces may not sound like much, but it can make a big difference in baked goods.
That's why I recommend investing in a good kitchen scale if you're going to bake bread. The one I own, which registers both ounces and grams, has turned out to be useful for any number of kitchen tasks.
And please remember: This is not your grandmother's bread, or at least it's not your grandmother's method of making bread. So don't be thrown off by the wetness of the dough (it's very wet), the temperature of the water added (it's cool, not warm), or the temperature at which the dough first rises (it's room temp, not warmer).
The only down side to this recipe is the need to plan ahead. Even though mixing the dough takes no time at all (30 seconds), you have to let it rise for at least 12, and preferably 18, hours. Then, after you've shaped it into a loaf (another 30 seconds), it needs to rise for yet another hour or two. Finally, it takes 45 to 60 minutes for the bread to bake, and it has to cool completely before you can eat it.
But if you can deal with the amount of time necessary for the dough to set up, you may find yourself eating really scrumptious, fresh and healthy artisanal bread several times a week. And every time you bake one of these loaves, your whole house smells wonderful.
Start to finish: 14 hours (20 minutes active)
Makes 1 loaf (10 servings)
1/2 cup (50 grams) coarsely chopped walnuts
2 cups (266 grams) bread flour
1 cup (133 grams) whole-wheat flour
1 1/4 teaspoons (8 grams) table salt
3/4 teaspoon (2 grams) instant or rapid-rise yeast
2 tablespoons (6 grams) chopped rosemary
1 1/3 cups (350 grams) cool water (55 F to 65 F)
Additional flour, wheat bran or cornmeal, for dusting
Heat the oven to 350 F.
Place the walnuts in a shallow baking dish, then place in the oven on the middle shelf to toast 10 to 12 minutes. Set aside to cool.
Once the nuts are cooled, in a medium bowl stir them together with both flours, the salt, yeast and rosemary. Add the water and stir briefly with a wooden spoon or your hands, just until the dough is barely mixed, about 30 seconds. The dough should be quite wet and tacky. If it is not, add 1 to 2 tablespoons more water. Cover the bowl and let it rise at room temperature for 12 to 18 hours, or until it is more than double in bulk.
After the dough has risen, generously sprinkle a work surface with flour and gently, with the help of a plastic bench scraper, scoop out the dough onto the counter.
Working very quickly, with floured hands, fold the dough inward to the center on all sides to form a seam. Turn the dough over to form a round with the seam on the bottom. Generously sprinkle a clean kitchen towel towel with flour. Lay the towel flat on the counter and set the dough on top, seam down. Sprinkle the top of the dough lightly with flour and loosely fold the ends of towel over the dough.
Let the dough rise in a warm place for 1 to 2 hours, or until almost doubled in bulk. You will know it is ready when you poke the dough and it holds your imprint. If the dough bounces back, it is not ready.
About 30 minutes before you think the dough is ready, heat the oven to 475 F. Put a rack in the lower third of the oven, and place a covered 4 1/2- to 5 1/2-quart casserole dish in the oven to heat.
When the dough has risen, carefully remove the casserole dish from the oven and remove the lid. With the aid of the tea towel, flip the dough gently, seam side up, into the casserole, put the lid on the casserole and return it to the oven. Bake for 30 minutes. Carefully remove the lid and bake until the bread has browned nicely, another 15 to 30 minutes.
Remove the casserole dish from the oven and use a spatula or dish towel to carefully transfer the bread to a rack to cool completely before slicing.
Nutrition information per serving: 180 calories; 40 calories from fat (22 percent of total calories); 5 g fat (0 g saturated; 0 g trans fats); 0 mg cholesterol; 30 g carbohydrate; 3 g fiber; 0 g sugar; 6 g protein; 290 mg sodium.
EDITOR'S NOTE: Sara Moulton was executive chef at Gourmet magazine for nearly 25 years, and spent a decade hosting several Food Network shows. She currently stars in public television's "Sara's Weeknight Meals" and has written three cookbooks, including "Sara Moulton's Everyday Family Dinners."


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Amazon announced in early June that it is starting construction on a Virginia solar farm in order to further the company's data center sustainability efforts. READ MORE
Jun 24, 2015
Virginia and Dallas data centers owned by 365 Data Centers have been sold by the company in order to focus on its other existing data center properties. READ MORE
Wholesale data center and colocation services provider H5 Data Centers purchased a Virginia data center in Ashburn. READ MORE
Jun 15, 2015
Colocation company InfoRelay Online Systems announced in early June its purchase of a Virginia data center. READ MORE
Jun 07, 2015
DuPont Fabros announced in late May that it had signed a deal to lease a large portion of its new Ashburn data center to Facebook. READ MORE
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