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A sort of primitive buddy comedy, the movie finds the reliably zany Black and understated Cera on historical misadventures, mixing it up with the likes of Cain, Abel, Isaac and Abraham.
In an exclusive interview, the duo waxed comically on everything from improv to potty humor, bad breath to great hair, bromantic non-comedies to possible roles in 'Ghostbusters III.' -- By Kevin Polowy
You obviously couldn't follow cavemen around to prepare for this role ... so who did you follow around?
Michael Cera: Well the answer to that is simple. Nobody. I didn't follow anyone around, I just drove around L.A. and did some deep thinking, and then spoke on the phone with [director Harold Ramis], and then next thing I knew we were shooting.
Jack Black: I guess it was De Niro who started the whole "follow people around before you do the movie." And I'd never done that. I mean, I tried a little bit and it doesn't work for me, it's not my thing.
What was your least favorite part about working with each other?
Black: My least favorite thing about Michael Cera? He is just a pompous ass. Thinks he's so f***ing great ... and his breath.
Cera: Well, I was going to say, saying goodbye. I think I need to rethink that. But check his breath, too. It's disgusting to me.
What was your favorite thing about working with each other?
Cera: His breath [laughs]. It was fun, the fun of it, I love fun. I have a soft spot for fun, and Jack's a lot of fun.
Black: My favorite thing about working with Michael, just the talent. Just watching another actor do his thing. Very funny. Coming up with funny lines on the fly. Making me giggle and laugh. The same thing that I like about watching Michael's movies or television shows is the same thing I liked about working with him. I'm watching in the wings as a fan ... It's pretty obvious. Good guy. And I get a little bit extra, because I get to watch him in between takes working it up, thinking about it, talking about it, getting some direction, laughing it up.
How much improv did you guys get to do on the movie?
Cera: If we improvised it would just have been, you know, little jokes or just kind of straying from dialogue. But it wasn't improv, it wasn't like a Christopher Guest movie where you have the direction to go in and you just get there. It was very formally scripted with distinct jokes and beats so we didn't stray too much from it.
Black: Yeah, it was all there. But I would say 5 percent improv.
Is 'Year One' a bromance?
Black: This is not a bromance, in my opinion. Classic bromance, recently, 'I Love You, Man.' It's a buddy comedy where the central theme is male sensitivity. If your main thing in the movie is not male sensitivity, if that's not the thrust of the whole comedy, then it's not a bromance.
Cera: It doesn't even have to be comedy, does it? A bromance?
Black: What was that Keanu Reeves one, where he ...
Cera: 'Bill and Ted.'
Black: [Laughs] No. 'Point Break.' 'Point Break' was a bromance.
You guys have pretty amazing 'dos in the movie. Were you tempted to keep the hairstyles?
Cera: No, because it was so much trouble, too much trouble. Wine, food, all those [things get in your hair]. At lunch you always had to have it tied back, but there were always a few strands escaping.
Black: You can't keep a wig on. But growing it to be like that? It takes me years to get real length, and I don't have that kind of time, because the time between long and not, there's like a year of awkwardness. You don't really want to go through that year. What are you going to do, wear a hat the whole time? Nah. And what's the reward when you get to that long?
Cera: You have a nice haircut.
Did either of you lobby Harold Ramis for a role in 'Ghostbusters III'? Could you see yourselves as Ghostbusters?
Cera: No. I don't think so. 'Ghostbusters' is too important for me to try and be one. I would feel like a phony. I would feel like an impostor.
Black: Could I see myself in it? Yeah, I can bust some ghosts! I ain't afraid of no ghosts! Buster. [Laughs]
Michael, is there any more scoop on the 'Arrested Development' movie?
Cera: There's nothing new.
Black: There's a real development in the works.
Cera: Yeah, I think [creator Mitchell Hurwitz] is going to write it, but until then there's not really any news.
And what's the word on 'School of Rock 2'? That was greenlit last year.
Cera: Um, it's definitely happening.
Black: [Laughs] Yeah, there's development. We'll see. I don't know. I'm a little hesitant about doing a sequel. I had fun doing the first one, just don't want to do something just to do something because it's there. I want to do it because it's going to be really funny or better than the first one.
So you're still deciding whether you're going to do it?
Black: Yeah, it's not quite there yet.
'Year One' was reportedly toned down from an R-rating to PG-13. Does that matter to you guys?
Cera: No, not to me. As long as it's funny.
Black: No. The only thing that's disappointing is if I see it, I haven't seen the latest cut, and I go, "What happened to the ..? Oh, f***, really?"
Jack, is this the first time you've eaten s*** in a movie?
Black: Yes. It's my first Divine moment. It was good. It felt pretty magical.
And Michael, is the first time you've urinated on your own head for a film?
Cera: Mmmhmm. It was a little bit stressful. I was upside down and it was a bit problematic. That "pee" was apple juice, so it burned my eyes actually, because it was really sweet. And it went up my nostril. I couldn't breathe.
Black: You don't want to snort apple juice. That's the problem.
If you guys could live during any time throughout the course of history, when would it be?
Black: My favorite time in history ... the Renaissance.
Cera: I would say ... the '30s. The 1930s.
Black: The '30s? Wait, isn't that the Depression?
Cera: Like '33, that was a great age.
Black: Come on, the Renaissance! Haven't you ever been to the Renaissance fair? Don't you wish that was real life? A little mead, a little roast ...
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"We at GBI are honored to be recognized in three categories of the CMO Leadership Awards, and consider it a testament to the quality of our people and their dedication to our customers," noted Bansi K. Bhan, Interim CEO at Goodwin Biotechnology, Inc. "Regarding innovation, our scientists take great pride in identifying and implementing solutions to the most complex challenges. We are also proud of the Productivity award because we have established a history of meeting and exceeding our clients' expectations by consistently delivering on agreed upon objectives. Further, from a regulatory perspective, we focus on both quality and compliance as a single source for biologics development and manufacturing from cell line engineering and proof of concept through to cGMP manufacturing of late-stage clinical trial material."
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i was excited but everything happened too fast. wish they made season finale with 2 episodes. i hope for an awesome season 11 start!
'this is my last con' is something like 'i will start my diet tomorrow'. nope. not working.
sorry for posting same video but it's taken from another side and zoomed in. his eyes.. youtube.com/watch?v=aoTxJh52EVA
well, they have some kind of same clothes on.
it was just about people asking why castiel didn't fight back.
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jared is not comming. wth happened.. twitter.com/JusInBelloCon/status/599231707859005440
holy mother of earth!! i don't see castiel as 'he couldn't do anything against dean'...he just didn't want it. ooh i am soooooo happy good old crowley is back. mark is great. what i really didn't like is..why they didn't bring styne family earlier this season? it reminds me of dick and the leviathans story. we had them in a few episodes and then suddenly in the season end everything happened so fast and...that's it. the end.
@angelinchains sitting together with our forum members was the best. we had some awesome time.
i am still sad i missed this con tho. if you ever joined some rogue convention then you know what to expect going to another one. i think (and i also heard) some things worked better this year. so many people and of course, not all of them had same experience. i would personally go nuts w/o any upgrade (or at least reserv. seats) by some con with over 2000 attendees, lol. other people don't care about sitting in the last row. i am person w/o patience but that's something what we need when we joi…
yep aic is right..there is a colt. in the scene with cas at first dean has no gun in his hand when he turns to cas...next cut he has his gun and it looks like he will shoot at cas but i think that's not the same scene.
i don't know...it's too obvious. and what if he shoot at sam?
sooooo happy and excited! kati got me curtis, alaina and jensen autograph...and alaina's is even personalised!!
i think i saw some tweet where mark was leaving his panel and said something like...(Versteckter Text)
2015 Rogue Events - Asylum 14 - 08. - 10.05. Birmingham
i think the main problem at this con are 2 main halls.
2015 Alpha Con 2 cancelled - Frankfurt 19.06. - 21.06.
how you can move con to some uknown date anyway? it won't even be june anymore. fail.
2015 Rogue Events - Asylum 14 - 08. - 10.05. Birmingham
if i saw this right...asylum 14 panels starts already today at 2pm. good job wayne! EDIT: ehm...no jared - jensen panel? only solo and jensen - jared - jeffrey panel. that's weird. conventionguide.co.uk/wordpress/schedule/
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it was nice to see ty again and i like the way they brought him back. he looks good tho, lost some weight huh? very exciting ep. i liked rowena-sam scenes. ruth connell is awesome. can't believe she is born 1979. rowena is such a pain in the neck but somehow, i like her.
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oh i love it! great episode. i like charlie and i like to see how that chara actually grew up. she is kicking some ass now. episode highlight - metatron and castiel. metatron is sooo annoying but i like him, haha! such a egoistic, sneaky but funny bish but...i like him. cas finally got his grace back..was about time. nice wings cas but i don't like your tie.
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We carried out a piece of research which studied whether the proportion of older residents in lower super output areas (LSOA) in England receiving disability living allowance and attendance allowance was statistically related to the degree of income poverty among older people in the area. (LSOAs are geographical areas with a mean population of 1,500 people; there are 32,482 LSOAs in England). The paper was peer-reviewed and was just published in the Journal of Maps (http://www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1080/17445647.2012.695441).
We applied a number of spatial econometric techniques, given the geographical nature of the data. The data for beneficiaries come from the Department for Work and Pensions. Income poverty among older people is one of the indicators compiled by the Social Disadvantage Research Centre at the Department of Social Policy and Social Work at the University of Oxford. The estimates of total population by age are from the Office for National Statistics.
We found a greater concentration of DLA and AA recipients over state pension age living in deprived areas than in more affluent areas: nearly 30 per cent older beneficiaries live in the 20 per cent poorest of areas and approaching two thirds live in the poorest half of areas.
Even after accounting for significant spatial effects, we still found a strong, positive relationship between proportion of beneficiaries and proportion of older people in poverty .
These allowances are therefore benefiting more deprived communities.
The study does not allow us to affirm that the allowances are directly benefiting older people in lower income. However we can conclude that these benefits, although not means-tested, would be partially addressing the geographical inequalities in income of older people across England.
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Last week, several food security issues surfaced following the discovery of maleic anhydride in food products containing starch, excessive levels of 3-monochloropropanediol (3-MPCD) in soy sauce at night markets and the use of expired raw materials in cream puffs made by I-Mei Foods Co.
Other than wondering what is safe to eat, consumers should treat these discoveries as a wake-up call and pay attention to how the companies involved respond to the issues and whether food regulations are being enforced.
The suppliers of the raw materials for the tainted starch are not big or well-known companies, and some company owners have defended themselves by saying that they did not have enough information and had no way of finding out what raw materials were used.
The inferior soy sauce has mainly appeared at night markets, and manufacturers seem to think that there is no need to apologize to consumers.
I-Mei's official statements continue to insist that there is no reason to question the quality of its raw materials and that the whole issue was the result of a manager on the production line overlooking the expiry date.
A well-known company that stresses that "the cake-making business is a conscientious business for honest people" is trying to play down a problem that has the potential to seriously damage its brand and reputation.
As for the food products containing tainted starch, chain stores have pulled the affected products from the shelves, but have not apologized to consumers or broached the subject of compensation.
There have been media reports that managers on I-Mei's production lines have said that they knew full well that the raw materials were past their expiry date, but senior management refuses to admit to any wrongdoing. How can this be acceptable to the consumers who have supported I-Mei for so long?
The company may have said that any questionable products can be returned, but there is also the question of all those cream puffs that have already been consumed. How should those be returned?
If the company really believes it is a "conscientious business," it should not only donate NT$15 million (US$500,000) to consumer-related public interest groups, it should also return the income from all 1.44 million boxes sold. Food companies and distributors that in the past have used plasticizing agents or toxic starch should also demonstrate their sincerity in protecting the interests of consumers.
The Food and Drug Administration has made it clear that using expired raw materials is a criminal offense, so investigators and prosecutors should move quickly to press charges against the concerned individuals, the judiciary should sentence anyone who is found guilty according to the full extent of the law and the legislature should amend applicable laws and increase the penalties for manufacturing illegal additives, using expired materials and changing manufacturing dates.
Any official who does not live up to public expectations should step down on their own initiative.
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Residents spooked by the discovery of several caskets, a skull and marble slabs underneath the playground of a North Philadelphia school should not fear.
"Even though it is a bit unsettling," said Thomas Keels, a historian and author of Philadelphia Graveyards and Cemeteries, "I don't think people should expect to see poltergeist activity or things flying through the air."
A police investigation is underway after workers with the Philadelphia Water Department unearthed several wooden caskets with headstones -- one of which belonged to a child -- shortly after 2 p.m. Wednesday.
The uncovered remains were part of two cemeteries, the Odd Fellows Cemetery and the smaller American Mechanics Cemetery, Keels said.
The graveyard is roughly situated beneath the present-day boundaries of 22nd and 25th streets and Dauphin and Diamond streets, where the school and Raymond Rosen Manor sit today.
Odd Fellows was one of the first options in the area for blue-collar laborers to have a proper burial, Keels said.
"Even though you were a working class guy, you could be buried with all the dignity and beauty that wealthy people had at Laurel Hill," said Keels, who added that a cemetery plot was a luxury in the 19th century.
Members of the Odd Fellows fraternal organization were entitled to be buried in the society's cemeteries, which was a reason many people belonged to the group, he said.
Established in 1849, the Odd Fellows Cemetery became inactive around the early 1900's, Keel said.
Civil War veterans, most likely general infantry soldiers, were laid to rest there, along with George Lippard, a well-known author at the time, he said. Lippard's most prominent work, The Quaker City, sold more than 60,000 copies in the 1840's and was loosely based on an area murder.
About 85,000 bodies were relocated in the early 1950s when the city decided to convert the land into the Raymond Rosen public housing development, which officially opened in November 1954. Most are in a mass grave at the Lawnview Cemetery in Rockledge, Pa.
The novelist's remains-- one of the few individually relocated-- is also at Lawnview along with the grave's original monument.
"We don't know what really happened back then," said Donovan Herrig, who lives near the site. "Maybe somebody was rushing the whole process or they were like, 'I'm sick and tired of this! I'm not taking anymore bodies. We can leave the rest of them here and hopefully nobody finds them.'"
The Historical Society planned to examine the property Thursday.
More caskets and skeletal remains could surface as the organization responsible for the initial removal and relocation of the graves did a sloppy job.
"[The city] bid it out to the lowest bidder and they did get what they paid for," said Keels, a self-described taphophile, which is Greek for lover of graves. "There seems to be a greater degree of negligence of moving bodies with Odd Fellows and American Mechanics than there were with other cemeteries at that time."
The developer of the now-demolished Raymond Rosen towers postponed the project several times as crews continued to uncover more graves during construction, he said.
According to sources, the Water Department crew was excavating the playground behind the school. They began digging on Tuesday and originally thought they were hitting wood and debris rather than caskets. It wasn't until the next day that the crew realized they were running into buried caskets.
This isn't the first time a grave site was found under a city playground. Three feet under Wecceocoe Park in the Queen Village section of the city, archaeologists found a gravestone and several bones during a July dig.
That site is believed to be the final resting place for some 3,000 African-Americans who were interned there in the 19th Century. At the time, cemeteries would not accept African-Americans and the site was outside of the city limits.
"Philadelphia is an old city," Keels said. "If you dig a hole anywhere in Center City, chances are you are going to hit somebody's grave."


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WORCESTER, Mass. – A four goal first and fourth period proved to be the deciding factor as Clark University (4-2) defeated men's lacrosse (1-3) by the final score of 10-4 Saturday evening at Granger Field.
The host Cougars got off to a solid start on Saturday as they scored the first four goals of the contest in the first quarter. They would then be held to just over the next two periods, which allowed the Beacons to close the gap slightly as they found the back of the net three times making it a three goal game. Unfortunately the Cougars were able to get four more goals in the final frame to secure the non-conference victory.
Scoring two of the Beacons four goals was freshman Donny Delpha (Walpole, Mass.). Also finding the back of the net was Ryan McGoff (Winchester, Mass.) and Ryan Mahon (Commack, N.Y.). Ryan FitzGerald (Abington, Mass.) and Thomas Petitti (Quincy, Mass.) each tallied one assist. Eric Collins (Somerville, Mass.) led the Beacons with a combined six groundballs.
In goal freshman Henry Bristol (South Hadley, Mass.) totaled five saves, while senior Anthony Fitti (Havertown, Pa.) made one in the final minutes of play.
On the night Clark held just a one shot advantage over the Beacons (29-28), but dominated in the groundballs (42-18). The Cougars finished 2-for-2 on man-up opportunities, while UMass went 1-for-3.
Men's Lacrosse returns to action on Thursday when they travel to Emerson College for a 3:30 p.m. non-conference game.


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A string of storms prompted a second round of severe weather alerts for Labor Day weekend.
Severe storms continued to power through the northwest suburbs Sunday evening, producing winds up to 60 mph. The National Weather Service doppler radar indicated severe thunderstorms, prompting alerts in McHenry, Lake, DuPage and Cook counties just before 8 p.m.
The storms were moving southeast at 25-30 mph, the alerts said.
Earlier storms sparked tornado warnings for Grundy, LaSalle and Kendall counties Sunday.
Those warnings were allowed to expire after the storm that prompted the warning "weakened," according to an alert from the National Weather Service.
Trained tornado spotters reported no rotating coulds were present during the storms, the alert said.
But alerts continued into Monday as the National Weather Service issued hazardous weather and rip current warnings for the Chicago area.
A hazardous beach statement was released late Sunday that expires early Tuesday evening after they say dangerous swimming conditions, with high winds and waves, and strong rip and structural currents, could be seen at the city's lakefront.
Two people were critically injured Friday when a strong line of storms raked the Chicago area, bringing down trees and power lines, knocking out power to thousands, and delaying the travel of thousands of commuters heading into a busy holiday weekend.
In one incident, a woman sitting on a couch was injured when the roof collapsed on her. The building she was in, on the 1100 block of North Ashland Avenue, was under construction at the time, officials said.
She was taken to John H. Stroger Jr. Hospital of Cook County and listed in critical condition as of 7:30.
On the northwest side of the city, a man was taken to Lutheran General Hospital and listed in critical condition after he was struck by a falling tree on the 7200 block of West Howard Street, officials said.
Officials also believe lightning from the storms started simultaneous house fires in the Geneva area.
The first incident took place around 7:18 p.m. in the 900 block of Sunset Road.
The homeowner heard the lightning strike, saw flames from the kitchen window and exited the home through the front door.
Firefighters extinguished the flames and discovered the home's gas line was damaged, according to Geneva Fire Chief Steve Olson.
An investigation of the site indicated lightning either struck the home's supply line or a nearby tree, damaging the piping and igniting the escaping gas.
A second house fire was reported at 7:42 p.m. in the 1500 block of Keim Circle while firefighters were still on the scene of the previous fire.
When firefighters arrived, neighbors were attempting to control the flames shooting out of the roof of the home with a garden hose from the front yard, according to a release from the Geneva Fire Department.
Fire officials said the center attic of the home caught fire and spreading to other parts of the roof.
No injuries were reported in either fire.
Temperatures in the Chicago area on Friday were in the upper 90s, and with high humidity the heat index was more than 100 degrees. All of that hot, humid air was fuel for the line of storms that began crossing the Wisconsin/Illinois state line in mid-afternoon.
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Smoked Sausage Gumbo
Total TimePrep: 20 min. Cook: 4 hours
Makes5 servings
- 2 celery ribs, chopped
- 1 medium onion, chopped
- 1 medium green pepper, chopped
- 1 medium carrot, chopped
- 2 tablespoons olive oil
- 1/4 cup all-purpose flour
- 1 cup chicken broth
- 1 pound smoked kielbasa or Polish sausage, cut into 1/2-inch pieces
- 1 can (14-1/2 ounces) diced tomatoes, undrained
- 2 teaspoons dried oregano
- 2 teaspoons dried thyme
- 1/8 teaspoon cayenne pepper
- Hot cooked rice
- In a large skillet, saute the celery, onion, green pepper and carrot in oil until tender. Stir in flour until blended; gradually add broth. Bring to a boil. Cook and stir for 2 minutes or until thickened.
- Transfer to a 3-qt. slow cooker. Stir in the sausage, tomatoes, oregano, thyme and cayenne. Cover and cook on low for 4-5 hours or until heated through. Serve with rice. Freeze option: Freeze soup and rice, if desired, in freezer containers. Thaw in the refrigerator overnight. Transfer to a saucepan. Cover and cook over medium heat until heated through, adding a little water if necessary. Serve gumbo with rice.
Nutrition Facts1 each: 391 calories, 30g fat (9g saturated fat), 64mg cholesterol, 1011mg sodium, 17g carbohydrate (6g sugars, 4g fiber), 14g protein.
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Feb 26, 2015
My husband had some gumbo at the lodge a few weeks ago, but couldn't get the recipe, since the woman who made it never used recipes, she would just make it. So, I tried this, and it has passed the test! Next time I plan to use the Andouille sausage, but this time I used smoked sausage. And, I'll have to double the recipe next time, since there wasn't enough, as far as my family was concerned! LOL! I also used thin spaghetti, since my husband doesn't care for rice. This is a definite keeper!5-20-2015Second time I made this was tonight. I added some cubed chicken to the pot as I was cooking the veggies. Then did everything as per directions. Also added some leftover corn and peas, since I wanted to use them up. And, as I was stirring the mixture together, I also added some more chicken broth, so that it wasn't too thick, but not too thin, either. Since I didn't have all the ingredients in the house when I decided to make this again today, I did it stove top. All in one pot, for only a couple of hours on a low simmer. Couldn't be any easier or better! Last bowl full, my daughter already called dibs on for her lunch tomorrow!
Jun 28, 2013
I made the recipe as written except I used hot sausage links and yellow peppers. We loved the flavor and it was eaten up, even my 8 year old granddaughter ate and loved it! It will be going into my favorite recipe file!
Apr 14, 2013
I made this using cajun spice instead of the thyme and oregano. Used spicy smoked sausage and added some frozen okra and it is YUMMY! I don't care that it is not "real" gumbo like some said if you come from Louisiana, so for those of us who like a variation this one is a keeper!
Jan 8, 2013
This is a good starter for a base gumbo, but like someone said earlier there is too much oregano and thyme in it!!! Not enough cayenne either... It needs other seasonings as well such as salt and pepper... And also as someone said earlier it's not a real gumbo either considering 'real' gumbo doesn't have carrots in it, but they're good for the color... I also did add some more chicken broth... And I've also never heard of tomatoes being put in gumbo, but I'm trying it out... I'm not from Louisiana, but I love Louisiana cooking... I make gumbo and jambalaya all the time and I'm always looking for new recipes to try out and change... I've also added some left-over turkey from Thanksgiving and from what I've tasted so far it's really good... But the next time I make this I will cut the Thyme and Oregano in half or more!!!
Dec 19, 2011
It was a easy recipe to do. But the family didn't like it, the spices were to over powering.
Sep 19, 2011
I made this recipe as it was written. It was good but the next time I will only use half or less of the Thyme and the Oregano. My husband and I thought that they were over powering.
Sep 18, 2011
I made this recipe as it was written. It was good but the next time I will only use half or less of the Thyme and the Oregano. My husband and I thought that they were over powering.
Sep 16, 2011
Really easy and so tasty! The only change I made was to add some minced garlic to the veggie mix. I almost added more broth because it seemed really thick when I put everything in the crockpot, but it thinned out as it cooked. No extra liquid needed.
Sep 7, 2011

Having lived in true Cajun Country (Lafayette, LA) all my life, when I saw the picture of this "gumbo" I had to chuckle. I agree with a previous reviewer that real gumbo would NEVER have carrots in it! Nor would it have Polish sausage in it. And depending on where in Louisiana you live, it might not even have tomatoes in it....and no, real gumbo does not "have" to have okra in it. That is a matter of taste and, again, geographic location. I'm not saying you shouldn't try this recipe because it probably tastes great...but for those of you not from Louisiana, just please know that this is not real gumbo!

Sep 7, 2011
Made this a little bit healthier using Turkey Smoked Sausage (far less fat in the sausage). Omittted the thyme, as it is not my favorite spice. Served over whole grain pasta or whole grain brown rice for less carbs. Husband finished the whole pot in two meals. Easy prep. This recipe went into my favorite recipe cookbook.


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Ireland face Argentina at Lansdowne Road on Saturday and will be looking to make it three from three against the newly inducted Rugby Championship side.
The last time the two teams came to blows was back in 2010 when Declan Kidney's men felled the Pumas 29-9. Ireland crossed for two tries on the day with Stephen Ferris and Gordon D'Arcy both scoring with Jonathan Sexton keeping the scoreboard ticking over.
And prior to that 2010 meeting, the two teams last came face-to-face in an ill-tempered clash back in 2008. Ireland edged that one and secured a small measure of revenge for a damaging 30-15 defeat at the Parc des Princes during the 2007 World Cup.
Ireland have never lost on home soil to the Pumas but will be mindful of Argentina's triumph over Wales on November 10.
Ireland v Argentina all-time record: Played 12; Ireland won seven, Argentina won five
Biggest winning margin: Ire: 20 points, 29-9 at Aviva Stadium, 2010; Arg: 16 points, 16-0 at Velez Sarsfield, 2007
Highest score: Ire: 32 points, 32-24 at Lansdowne Road, 1999; Arg: 34 points, 34-23 at Ferrocaril Oeste, 2000
Most tries: Ire: Four, 32-24 at Lansdowne Road, 1999 & 34-23 at Ferrocaril Oeste, 2000; Arg: Three, 32-24 at Lansdowne Road, 1999
Longest winning sequence:Ire: Three (2002-2004); Arg: Three (2007)
Most points (individual) : Ire: Ronan O'Gara 57; Arg: Gonzalo Quesada 63
Most tries (individual) : Ire: Three, Matt Mostyn; Arg: Two, Agustin Pichot
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The world's largest T.G.I. Friday bar and restaurant will open in Manchester city centre this summer, creating 140 jobs.
The American chain's bosses say the historic Royal Exchange building is the perfect venue for the.
Refurbishment is now under way to prepare the two-floor eatery on Cross Street for a June opening.
Darrell Wade, T.G.I. Friday's UK commercial director said: "We know we have a huge number of Friday fans in Manchester and we've found the perfect venue, right in the heart of Manchester.
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Just in time for your post-lunch low: A new study finds if you drink one or more soft drinks a day (including diet soda), you have a 48% higher risk of developing heart disease factors. Of course, the American Beverage Association is pissed! "How can something with zero calories that's 99 percent water with a little flavoring in it ... cause weight gain?" asked a spokesperson. The study is inconclusive and the author of the study suggests we "consume in moderation and stay tuned." Well, now we really need a drink!
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Law enforcement from all across Texas came to Dallas to pay tribute to the other man killed in Dallas on Nov. 22, 1963.
Every day, Marie Tippit thinks about him. Her husband, Dallas Police Officer J.D. Tippit, was killed by Lee Harvey Oswald in Oak Cliff shortly after President John F. Kennedy had been shot.
"You still remember, and you still think about him every day," she said. "It's part of history. He was killed trying to apprehend the killer of the president, so this is history."
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"They both had a job to do that day," his wife said. "President Kennedy was being the president and J.D. was doing his job as a policeman."
At Dallas Police Association headquarters, officers and deputies from all over Texas gathered on Friday to honor Tippit. A large wreath with Tippit's badge number was displayed. Bagpipers played music, and a choir sang hymns.
And 50 years later, Marie Tippit finally received the last honor that was accidentally forgotten about at her husband's burial.
"One tradition in law enforcement was never carried out at J.D.'s funeral," Police Chief David Brown said. "It was the presentation of the flag to the widow and, today, we are righting that forgotten tradition."
Brown put on his hat, was handed a folded flag, walked over to Tippit's widow, took a knee, took off his hat and presented the flag to the 85-year-old woman.


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Nonfiction — Kindle edition. Random House, 2010. 240 pgs. Borrowed from my uncle.
I downloaded this book from my uncle's Kindle account. He has a whole slew of "fixing" America how-to books and I've always been intrigued by his selections. This book, subtitled "Turning the Country Around and Restoring Fiscal Responsibility", was the title I found my finger hoovering over time and time again.
One of my biggest pet peeves is when people complain about paying taxes. Nobody likes paying taxes but we derive so many services from paying taxes that I'm always flabbergasted by people's refusal to pay them. Walker doesn't follow down this path exactly. Instead, he advocates that we follow Europe's lead with a Value Added Tax (VAT).
Even with this new tax, Walker says we should dial back Medicare and Social Security and give up on the dream of health care for all. The general theme is that the government should get out of the business of helping people, and the solutions are so grandiose in nature that it's hard to derive some practicality from them.
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