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Shrimp marinade-
- 2 limes, juiced and zested
- 1/2 cup roughly chopped flat-leaf parsley
- 1 tsp. ground cumin
- 4 Tbsp. extra-virgin olive oil
- 2 lbs. large shrimp, peeled and deveined, tails intact. Jumbo are best, large work.
Avocado dip -
- 3 ripe, fresh Avocados, peeled, seeded and scooped out
- 3 Tbsp. fresh lime juice
- 3/4 cup light sour cream
- 1 green jalapeño, seeded and chopped
- Salt, to taste
Instructions, slightly modified, from recipe:
- In a large mixing bowl, combine the lime juice and zest, parsley, cumin and oil and whisk well.
- Add the shrimp and toss to coat. Do not marinate shrimp longer than 5 minutes or the lime juice will begin cooking the shrimp.
- Preheat a barbecue or grill pan to medium-high heat.
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- Remove the cooked shrimp from the grill and place on a serving platter, with a small serving bowl of the Spicy Avocado Puree.
Avocado dip:
- Mash and mix the avocado, lime juice, sour cream and jalapeño with a fork till smooth.
- Season mash with salt to taste.
- Place in a covered airtight container and refrigerate until serving.
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Jeet Kune Do and the Art of Professional Football
Dan Inosanto and his students, such as Tim Tackett, Larry Hartsell, Jerry Poteet (and others), were pioneers in teaching Professional Football players principles and concepts from martial arts, more specifically Bruce Lee's art of JKD starting in the mid-70s.
Bruce Lee revitalized – and transformed forever – the world of martial art. Bud did the Little Dragon ever guess that in advocating using "what works" and absorbing " what is useful," he would revolutionize a long-cherished American sport – Professional Football???
For weeks the sportswriters had balleyhooed the game as the "greatest Super Bowl match-up of all time." The contest pitted the two undeniably superior teams of the National and American Football Conferences. It was a game that was expected to shatter Super Bowl records, stun audiences with its explosive display of offensive power, and thrill millions as the seasoned and brilliant Joe Montana faced off against the meteoric genius of rookie quarterback Dan Marino. This Super Bowl, it was argued, would change the face of Professional Football.
When the dust had cleared, the sportswriters had been left in the lurch. With supreme confidence, the San Francisco 49ers blasted the Miami Dolphins out of Palo Alto's Stanford University Stadium. And Marino, the boy genius who has electrified football fans while shattering nearly every passing record in the book, was left frustrated by a perspective, hard hitting 49ers defense.
That day left Tim Tackett and Larry Hartsell feeling extremely satisfied. "I definitely saw a few techniques that we'd taught them being used," Tackett, a certified JKD instructor said with a satisfied gleam in his eye.
Pro Football – it's the latest arena for Jeet Kune Do. And for the San Francisco 49ers, defensive skills that day were in part a supreme test of "absorbing what is useful" – a new training regimen for defensive linemen that concentrated on Hubud drills, chi sao exercises, and the advanced slipping and fighting principles of the Little Dragon's Jeet Kune Do.
The 49ers weren't the only – nor the first – team in professional football to employ martial arts training. The Dallas Cowboys, who suffered a disappointing season due to injuries, internal turmoil, and the ever-present question of who would be quarterback this week, were pioneers using such training for their defensive line. And as training geared up this summer, Tim Tackett, Larry Hartsell, Dan Inosanto and other members of the JKD inner circle began to prepare once more for their state-of-the-martial-arts football training seminars.
The JKD – Pro Football Connection
"First of all, none of this would have been possible without Bruce lee," Tim Tackett says of the JKD football program (Tim Tackett Jr. is also a regular teacher in the training sessions.) "Bruce gave us the practicality, the problem-solving that put it all together. his great achievement as a teacher was to give the student the tools and the motivation – and trust the student to find his own way. That gift of questioning – examining things, exploring new approaches – was a gift beyond value.
"Then there are the men in Professional Football," Tackett continues. "Men like Bob Ward and Randy White. From Bruce came inspiration, from Dan Inosanto came the practical foundation, and from men like Bob Ward came the opportunity to demonstrate the universal practicality and worth of JKD."
The connection between JKD and football has its earliest roots in the mid-'50s. Dan Inosanto, later Bruce Lee's closest disciple, played football at Whitworth College in Spokane, Washington. Despite his short stature, Inosanto was the leading ground gainer for his team. He quickly came to the attention of a coach named Bob Ward.
The matter lay until 1971. Inosanto had of course gone on to become a major force in martial arts, having first studied Kenpo with Ed Parker and then JKD under the close tutelage of Bruce Lee. Inosanto was also a superb master of Filipino martial art. Moreover, Inosanto has always retained the qualities that first brought him to Bruce Lee's attention: an open-mind and a thirst for martial arts knowledge that knew no bounds. Re-enter Bob Ward, now the track coach with the California State University at Fullerton. Ward began to study martial arts with Inosanto in Inosanto's backyard – an association that stretched from 1971 until 1976.
In 1976, Ward was selected as the conditioning coach for the Dallas Cowboys. He quickly introduced the principles of JKD to players Larry Cole, Cliff Harris, and Charlie Walters. The players were fascinated; the coaches intrigued.
Thus it was in 1976 that the JKD/pro football connection was forged: Richard Bustillo, Jerry Poteet, and Dan Inosanto – Bruce Lee's JKD cadre – visited the Cowboys' training camp at California Lutheran College in Thousand Oaks, California. The seminars and JKD training were an unqualified success. The Cowboys, one of the finest professional football teams in the history of the sport, were firmly convinced of the utility of martial arts in training.
The following year Jerry Poteet developed specific JKD principles for football application. From 1978 until the present, JKD personnel have traveled to the Cowboys' summer camp to work with the players. Tim Tackett JR., for example, worked with Randy White. And from Poteet's original JKD principles, new pass rushing techniques were devised.
The JKD-Dallas Cowboys relation intensified. In 1981, Bustillo and Inosanto journeyed to the summer camp to introduce the players to the new directions JKD had taken since Lee's death. The players were instructed in the Filipino art of Kali, with Bustillo and Inosanto demonstrating and teaching Sinawali, two-stick Kali tactics to develop the players' coordination and footwork. In 1982, the JKD team introduced the Cowboys to Wing Chun practitioner Francis Wong. Fong demonstrated the use of Wing Chun energy principles and exercises such as Chi Sao, the famed "sticking hands" of Bruce Lee's foundation art. At this point the Cowboys were alone in incorporating martial arts into their regular program. Then came another breakthrough – 1983.
That year in the Pro Bowl, the defensive line coach was Bill McPherson of the San Francisco 49ers. "He asked his all pro players to demonstrate their two favorite techniques," Tackett Sr. recalls. "Randy White demonstrated his pass rushing tactics – and they were JKD based movements." McPherson was intrigued, and in 1984 JKD men like Tackett and Hartsell were working with the Dallas Cowboys and the 49ers – an it all paid off in the Super Bowl (not that the entire success of the team's defensive line can be laid at JKD's door).
As Bill McPherson explained after the Tackett's three day seminar in the summer of '84. "The Tacketts did an amazing job. They showed us a wealth of pass rushing techniques that really worked. Their techniques were quite innovative – I showed them one of our pass rushing tactics, and they were able to come up with six variations off that technique."
The JKD Approach to Football
Multiplicity – being able to take one movement or technique and weave a chain of variations off it – has long been a JKD trademark. And Tim Tackett has no doubt that that's one of the star attractions of the JKD-based training programs.
"Defensive linemen," he explains carefully, "have at the most four or five techniques for pass-rushing moves. If the lineman can learn four or five variations to each move, then the offensive lineman must defend against a range of 20 – 25 techniques. This complicates his job – and can prevent him from responding in time to the defensive line."
As Tackett sees it, "By using JKD and Kali principles, we are able to problem solve, coming up with specific answers to specific problems. And after you have worked with a team for a period of time, you refine the process. not only are you problem solving for general defensive tactics, but you can develop tactics against specific opponents' blocking techniques." (The 49ers used their JKD tactics effectively against the LA Raiders in the opening game of the '84 season.)
Last summer, Tackett and company, in seminars for both the Cowboys and the 49ers. stressed what Tackett described as "new pass rushing techniques and power methods. We introduced new ways of using power. Instead of the old method of using pushing power, we stressed snapping power and footwork to off balance the opponent. Now, it's true that you can't use JKD tactics directly, but all of the principles of the art are easily applied to slipping past an opponent and popping free to carry out the assignment – sack the quarterback or sew up the run.
"One really beneficial exercise we used this past summer was the Kali Hubud energy exchange drill. You see, it's not just important that pass rushers have enough techniques so that offensive linemen can read the energy of the defensive line, it's also important that the defensive lineman flow with the energy given him by the offensive lineman. The objective is to get free to rush the passer, whether one can off balance the offensive lineman immediately, or whether one takes his energy, neutralizes it, ties him up – and the lineman pops free."
Another area concentrated upon the past two summers has been footwork. "Dan (Inosanto) brought in Chai Sirisute, the Thai Boxer. They were developing the players' footwork. And Chai had them kicking Thai knee pads to develop their lower leg strength.
"In fact," Tackett laughs, "Randy White actually went 14 three minute rounds. And then, of course, there were elbow and knee tactics from Thai Boxing – how to develop those techniques, modify them, and use them to slip out of the opponent's grasp." (It's said that Dallas Cowboys head coach, the fabled Tom Landry, took one look at Chai's Thai Boxing techniques and quipped that while he didn't know if it helped on the football field, it should work great in a bar.)
In addition to teaching the defensive linemen how to neutralize their opponents, Tackett, Hartsell, Inosanto and the others also teach the offensive line how to neutralize such defensive tactics. "If you're facing an opponent who knows the same sort of JKD-related tactics, then you know what to expect and how to counter them," Tackett explains. The Cowboys' week-long training programs also involved Gary Hogeboom, focusing on how the quarterback could use bobbing and weaving to avoid the clutches of rushing linemen. Unfortunately of Hogeboom, he was blindsided from all directions during the season – in part the Cowboy's confused quarterback situation helped doom them to a mediocre season.
Of the Cowboys participating in the JKD/Kali/Thai Boxing training in 1984, was Jim Cooper, Brian Baldinger, Kurt Peterson and Chris Schultz, among others from the Cowboys' offensive line. Veteran linebackers Randy White, Ed "Too Tall" Jones and Jim Jeffcoat were among the defensive players.
The 49ers were restricted to a three-day training seminar. Lawrence Pillers, Dwaine Board, Manny Tuiasosopu and Jim Stuckey all concentrated on hand and speed development, upper and lower body coordination, and special tactics to pull – and shed – offensive linemen. All this would have been apparent to Dan Marino in the Super Bowl, if he hadn't been too busy avoiding the pressure the 49er defense was putting on his line – and on him.
JKD – Football's New Wave
"If there was a complaint," Tackett says of the 1984 training program, "it was just that the period of time was too short. Most of the Dallas players felt that two weeks or a month were necessary to really get the drills and exercises down. The one week period let them get the hang of it. The 49ers camp expressed the same sentiment. Of course, with the Cowboys, you had individuals like Randy White who were already familiar with the basis of the program."
As Larry Hartsell pointed out, "I could see a real growth in the players' utilizing basic concepts of footwork, balance, explosion and coordination. They were getting the most out of their forward thrust."
Those sentiments were echoed by Bill McPherson, the 49ers defensive line coach. "Three days were definitely not enough. We definitely plan to have them all back."
And the final word on JKDs importance to Pro Football, Bob Ward, the Dallas Cowboys conditioning coach, says flatly: "A lot of martial arts offer direct benefits to a professional football team. Not only does this involve speed, stamina, power, efficiency, and explosive footwork – all critical qualities in football – but it involves the modification of specific martial arts techniques for football tactics as well. In the future – within five years I believe – teams will have full-time energy coaches ala Jerry Poteet or Larry Hartsell or Tim Tackett. They've introduced a new and exciting aspect to Professional Football."
Tackett concludes, "As I said earlier, we owe it all first to Bruce, who gave us the skills to analyze and problem solve. Dan Inosanto gave us the practical foundation. But it was men with open attitudes like Bob Ward and Bill McPherson who gave us a chance."
Tackett reflects back to the three-day training seminar he hosted with the 49ers. "The open attitude of defensive line coach Bill McPherson and his assistant Tommy Hart, plus the interest showed by all of the players, made that a great experience. It also taught me a lot – that working with the players on specific problems shwoed both me and my son that we could use JKD and Kali principles to come up with solutions to specific problems that were outside of the direct sphere of martial art."
He laughs for a second. "I'm still a JKD man – continually in the process of learning, learning, learning."
In the summer of 1985, so is pro football – the JKD team is conducting their intensive seminars for yet another summer. And as in 1984, the next Super Bowl champion team may be the one that absorbs what is useful and what works – Jeet Kune Do.
About the article: This article was written by Richmond O'Connor and was published in the September 1985 issue of IKF.
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the 3 muses - "bottles/jars"
Gepostet von johanna at Tuesday, October 04, 2011
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Love the close up and the added elements!ReplyDelete
Hihi tolle Idee und siht mal wieder großartig aus.ReplyDelete
Very innovative, bravo.ReplyDelete
Your wonderful image make me thirsty!ReplyDelete
What your potion is made with, I've never heard about it?
I love your bottle work!
Very creative, Johanna,!ReplyDelete
Great idea to show a close up! xxReplyDelete
Love your bit of Coca-Cola bottle, Johanna. I'm having the same frustrating problem with commenting. I've found if I sign out of Blogger and sign back in again, I can usually comment. They seem to have made a change in the sign-in area, and since then I've had problems. I wish they'd leave well enough alone!!!ReplyDelete
Die Bottlecaps sind der Hingucker :) Und überhaupt, Barcadi/Cola schmeckt doch immer noch ;)ReplyDelete
Very Clever, Johanna!ReplyDelete
A brilliantly unique take on this week's theme my friend. Bravo.ReplyDelete
super closeup making a mysterious and frosty look dear Johanna!ReplyDelete
the only way I drink coca cola is with Rum ;)
VERY cool!!!!!!!! xxooReplyDelete
What a cool picture! We always have Coke in cans now.ReplyDelete
Whaaa !! Mine was "blue curacao"ReplyDelete
Pure !
Don't ask how I felt myself the next day hihi.
Good old days and a striking image Johanna !!
thank you so much for leaving a comment -
i really appreciate taking your time!
vielen dank, dass du dir zeit für einen kommentar nimmst! ich freue mich sehr darüber


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The actor, director and meme-inspirer is in talks to star in Guillermo del Toro's supernatural film based on the studio's spooky theme park ride, The Times has confirmed. The Wrap first reported the news.
"Haunted Mansion" has been in development for several years and was first announced at Comic-Con in 2010. At the time, Del Toro — whose Gothic-inflected films include "Pan's Labyrinth," "Hellboy" and the upcoming "Crimson Peak" — said he and his collaborators were "reintroducing the mythology in the mansion." He noted, for example, that the ride's Hatbox Ghost character would play a prominent role in the movie adaptation.
Del Toro also pledged, "We're making it scary and fun. But the scary will be scary."
A creepier tone would help distance Del Toro's version from Disney's previous film inspired by the attraction, the 2003 Eddie Murphy comedy-fantasy "The Haunted Mansion."
D.V. DeVincentis ("High Fidelity") is penning the latest draft of the new film.
For Gosling and Del Toro's part, the two have become quite chummy lately. At SXSW last month, Del Toro moderated a chat with Gosling about his directorial debut, "Lost River," during which Del Toro said they share the same "esoteric" taste in film. "We love some twisted, weird, strange stuff," he said.
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Some years ago I noticed a newly installed payphone outside a coffee shop on Broadway in Astoria. Payphones, even 6 or 7 years ago when this occurred, were typically being removed from service, not placed anew.
I picked up the handset of this Astoria payphone and wouldn't you know it: No dial tone. Probably the first new payphone in Astoria in years and it was out of service right away.
I hung up the phone.
It started ringing.
Can a phone with no dial tone receive incoming calls?
The synthetic, chirpy sound of the ringing payphone faintly penetrated the street noises, inviting me to answer.
I picked up and said hello to a youngish-sounding woman. "This number just showed up on my phone," she explained. I replied "This is a payphone. Someone must have tried to call you from here."
"Who could it be?" she asked.
"I have no idea," I responded.
"I'm confuuuuuuuused…"
She spoke quickly. I couldn't hear her every word, but somehow she segued from the missed call to loneliness. She said she was lying in bed after waking from a "delicious dream".
I was not seduced by this seemingly scripted, insincere encounter. Her delivery broke down. She became irritable.
I said nothing unkind. Offering to let the phone handset hang there, I suggested someone else might pick it up and talk to her.
Her voice, initially soft and coy, became sharp, and hard. She uttered obscenities. Through the phone I heard a man's voice, yelling. A terrific racket erupted, as if dozens of pots and pans had fallen from a shelf.
The call ended.
I may never know what was going on that night. Was it a sting operation? A hooker's unusual gambit for finding new customers? Reality TV programmers trying to trap passers-by into some sort of humiliation?
A week later the payphone was gone.
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Or chicks.
Chicks in fast cars.
Discuss nothing as a concept and what it means to you.
Or chicks.
Chicks in fast cars.
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And, furthermore, "
Your lack of output is setting a bad example to your younger readers. Angst Noogan , when asked said "Goo goo gah warup." which is thought to indicate disapproval. 247 year old Nurgen MacPuke, opined, "They don't rumour post like they used to."
The International Nxxx Corporation states it's great disappointment at the slow but steady decline of a literary masterpiece.
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Time paradox!
Dammit, Moltz, we pay you nothing for this site, and we expect to receive more than nothing in return.
Avie's leaving and you don't have a post? For shame…
Look! "Nothing" in ASCII text art!
Now someone do one of chicks in a fast car.
Just write something about Avie Tevanian retiring.
Avie! Aviieeee!!!!
We'll miss you. No, really. Those eyes, that hair, those out of style high-top sneakers…so, so, so Avie…
Avie is leaving to "pursue other interest". John is "too busy" to post my nightly entertainment. Coincidence? No!
John offered him many chicks in fast cars to entice him to work for CARS. It almost worked too…
Then Thor made off with the chicks and the whole thing fell through!
Yeah, where's Thor's take on the situation? Is he off at Padre Island, watching all of the scantily-clad coeds from his 150 foot yacht or something? We need insight, darn it!
On the coeds, at least….
When you have the nothingness of nothing, does that now become something?
(Can you have more than one nothing? Is it sold in bulk?)
Does CARS represent nothing, or merely doing nothing?
My nothing is bigger thsn your nothing.
…and my pants' nothing can beat your nothing up.
Nothing means everything to me.
NULL, null, nil NIL.
Oh, and maybe a (void *)0
or (char *)0 if that's what you're into
Hey! That's my name too!
Chicks in fast cars getting stuck. That's where the serious pr0n is.
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And your mamans.
P.S. More crazy chicks stuck in cars please.
When it comes to tips for getting chicks in fast cars….sorry , I got nothing.
When you say "fast cars", do you mean high speed autos, or this site viewed with a cable modem.
mac users dont get chicks
I resemble that last remark!!!
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Fight me, G'Moltz!
I can stop the Nothing!
wow 30! i like 30 chicks in fast cars!
damnit, wrong number! i hate stupid 31 chicks in 31 fast cars!!! today freaking sucks! maybe i'll go hang myself!
No, Ben!
Only as long as children like you fantasize about chicks in cars will Fantasia continue to exist!
Help me fight the Nothing!
Hic ! Bleeeeuuuurghhhh! Ooooooh my head.
Nothing like chicks in fast cars…except fast chicks in cars.
And there's nothing like leaving a reply seventeen hours after the post.
That's okay, this is the CARS Day-After Comment Section Clean-Up Crew time. For us folks who are always a day late and a dollar short. Personally, my Swatch said it was the 28th.
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Fig nuten of your soul. We're into existential territory, here. Or we aren't. Either or.
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Premier League Predictions
Round 30
Only 5 Premier League games this weekend due to the FA Cup, but with Leicester, Spurs & Manchester City all featuring there is more than enough interest at the top of the table.
Manchester City are first up with the early kick off away to Norwich City, City simply have to win to give them any remaining hope of winning the title.. defeat now and that is them done.
Spurs have dropped 5 points from the last 2 games and trail current leaders Leicester City by 5 points, they are next up and travel to Aston Villa on Sunday afternoon, just after their Europa League game tonight away to Borussia Dortmund.
Leicester are last to go, the host Newcastle United on Monday Night, with the chance to retain to strengthen their current 5 point lead. Newcastle need a performance though, with reports of Rafa Benitez waiting in the wings to replace Steve McLaren should they fail again…
The Model – How it works
Premier Leauge predictions look at 3 models this week.The first section takes an overall view looking at recent form, past meetings, goals etc. Giving the % possibility of Home Win, Draw, Away Win, as well as looking at the Goal Markets.
The second section is all about Goal probability based upon the POISSON Probability Theory, again the same markets in play.
They 3rd are from another prediction site called Forebet.
The Model – This weeks forecasts – click to expand
Our forecasts
An Manchester City – Spurs – Leicester win triple for weekends fixtures is our top pick.
Odds of 2.48/1 at Bet365 – click now to get these odds before they change. Will give us a nice return.
Leicester are really the only side that can afford NOT to win, but we think they will.
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Tonight I made myself a steak sandwich for dinner. As I do often for steak sandwiches, when money is tight, I bought a cube steak. I love it because of the quick cooking time and how it absorbs seasoning so perfectly. But here's the best part
5 oz cube steak - $1.75
1 vine ripened tomato - $0.60
Shredded lettuce - $0.20
Grilled onion slices - $0.30
1/2 avocado sliced - $0.80
1/2 loaf Bastone $1.00
Total - $4.65 (not including the spices, mayo and sriracha I already had
Seasoned steak with salt, pepper, garlic, smoked paprika and cumin
Cooked about a 45 seconds per side.
Mayo and Sriracha on bread
Sliced steak into 1/4 strips
Surprisingly, this was more than enough for two sandwiches and at a total of less than $5 for two meals. Definitely worth it. And the steak was perfect. Just to put in perspective. A local steak sandwich place near me charges $8 for this on a half baguette, no veggies other than onions.


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Aquaterra Clinches Contract for 'World First' Riser
Aquaterra has secured a major contract for a High Pressure Marine Riser System from Apache North Sea Limited.
The high pressure, 10,000 psi rated, full-bore drilling riser system, complete with H4 compatible subsea connector is a 'world first' in terms of the connections and its operation. The Riser System will be used during Apache's 2011 drilling program as they develop the Bacchus field in the North Sea, drilling three subsea wells from the Rowan Gorilla VII jack-up rig.
A 10,000 psi Merlin TM connector, developed by Oil States Industries (UK) will be used on the project and is a major advance from current full bore risers which rely on flanged connections at this pressure. This change to a weld on premium connector brings 10,000 psi risers into line with other jack up riser systems, which almost universally avoid the technical and operational disadvantages associated with flanged connections.
In the words of Aquaterra's Director James Larnder, "The development of a full bore 10,000 psi Merlin connector, and our partnership with Oil States to bring it to the market allows the handling and use of these systems to become a standard rig operation, rather than a unique handling challenge as experienced with flanged systems. This contract marks a step change in the technology available for drilling high pressure subsea wells from a jack-up. This technology advance is a very big deal."
Commenting on the award, Apache Drilling Manager Brett McIntyre said, "We are pleased to be working with Aquaterra in conjunction with Oil States in delivering this important project. We carried out an extensive competitive tender process, and the Aquaterra/Oil States system had clear technical advantages and was commercially attractive. We look forward to being able to use this World's first, full bore 10k Merlin riser connection next year."
This is the second major riser contract Norwich-based Aquaterra Energy has announced in recent months; in April the innovative company was awarded a drilling riser contract with a large joint venture petroleum company in Egypt.
Aquaterra Managing Director, George Morrison commented, "We see ourselves as specialists in jack-up riser systems and associated equipment and services. We are the High Pressure riser provider with the most rounded in-house skill set in the market. We offer a complete package to ensure the success of worldwide projects. We have the capabilities to provide riser analysis, design engineering, project management, operational knowledge, and offshore operations support all under one roof. This is a major part of our business, and one we give full focus to."
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Aaron Berg's The Underbelly Diaries to Play NYC's Theatre Row
Brian Scott Lipton • New York City • Feb 5, 2012
The piece, which has previously been seen in Toronto and California, tells the true story of Berg, the son of a prominent Jewish family who became a steroid-addicted bodybuilder, a male stripper, and a stud for hire for men and women, before becoming a film actor and comedian.
Berg's film and television credits include The Boondock Saints 2, The Lookout, The Ladies Man, Rookie Blue, Flashpoint, Skin, and Warehouse 13.
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If I had to pick one example of traditional American cuisine, it would probably be a Thanksgiving dinner. Every year, millions search their recipes books, magazines, and the internet looking for a new twist on the classic roast turkey. Or maybe, to be a little different, we might smoke it or deep fry it (we're into the latter now.) So, how else to prepare a turkey? Once again, I've found inspiration in Italy. Turkey is not something one thinks of as "Italian", but turkeys are part of the cuisine of the Veneto that we see during our Italiaoutdoors Food and Wine tours. We don't see a large roast turkey, but smaller birds – they raise many different breeds in this region, including pigeon, geese, guinea fowl, and duck – prepared a variety of ways. Braising is always a favorite fallback of mine, so I developed this recipe for turkey. The flavor combination of poultry and pears was one I enjoyed in Ferrara, Italy.
Probably the hardest part of this recipe for many will be the first step – cutting the turkey into pieces. I begin by removing the legs. You slice right through the web of skin that goes from the leg to the rib cage, and I find by rotating the leg around in a circle, you can pretty much just pop it out of the socket. Cut through right where the thigh bone joins with the hip socket. You should not have to cut directly through a bone. The same technique can be used to separate the thigh from the drumstick – again, just by folding that joint the wrong way you can locate where the two bones meet and cut through fairly easily. The next step is to remove the breast meat from the rib cage. You begin at the breast bone which runs along the length of the breast at the center. Take a knife and make a shallow cut along its length on one side or the other. Continue to deepen this cut in stages, following the rib cage down. Progressing in this manner, you will remove the breast in one piece. As you reach the bottom of the rib cage, you will find the joint where the wing and the rib cage meet, and again, folding the wing away from the breast will let you locate the center of the joint where you will be able to cut through fairly easily. Then just cut the wing away from the breast. You will have 8 pieces at this point; 2 wings, 2 breasts, 2 thighs and 2 drumsticks. Plus a leftover carcass of the rib cage and back. I cut the turkey into pieces early in the day, and made a quick brown stock with the carcass, neck and giblets.
The braise was pretty standard – sear the meat, cook the standard soffrito (carrots, celery, onions), wine and stock as a braising liquid. I used dried pears in the actual braise itself, rather than fresh, knowing that the fresh ones would quickly fall apart. I added a garnish of a roasted fresh pear. I have to say, I prefer the flavor of the braise to a roast turkey, and will be doing this again. I served this with polenta, but it would be great with pasta, or mashed potatoes, or a risotto. Or stuffing!
Braised Turkey with Pears, Chestnuts and Rosemary
Serve 4, with leftovers
1 small turkey (6-8 pounds)
kosher salt and freshly ground pepper
2 tablespoons vegetable oil
2 stalks celery, peeled and cut into 1/4 inch dice
2 carrots, peeled and cut into 1/4 inch dice
1 onion, cut into 1/4 inch dice
1/2 cup white wine
4 cups turkey or chicken stock
1 teaspoon fresh rosemary, finely chopped
1 pear
6 ounces dried pears, cut into 1/2 inch pieces
4 ounces chestnuts, coarsely chopped
Cut the turkey into pieces. First, remove the two legs from the body. Separate the thighs from the drumstick. Then, using a boning knife and starting from the center of the breast bone, separate each breast and wing from the rib cage. Cut the wing away from the breast meat. You should now have 8 pieces: 2 thighs, 2 drumsticks, 2 wings, and 2 boneless breasts. You can do this early in the day, and then make your stock with the rib cage and back.
Season the turkey pieces with salt and pepper. Heat the oil in a large heavy pot. Sear the turkey pieces on all sides. Do this in batches if necessary, as you do not want to crowd them in the pan. They will steam, rather than sear. Remove from heat.
Reduce the heat to medium, and add the celery, carrots, and onions. Season with salt and pepper and cook until softened, about 5 minutes.
Add the wine and bring to a boil. Reduce for a minute or so. Add the turkey thighs, drumsticks and wings. Add just enough stock so that the liquid comes about 2/3 of the way up the sides of the meat. Add the rosemary. Cover first with parchment, and then with a sheet of foil. Cover with the lid. reduce the heat to low, and simmer slowly for 2 hours, turning the pieces over halfway through.
In the meantime, cut the pear in half and roast in a 350° oven until tender. Remove from oven. When cool enough to handle, remove the core and slice into 12 slices.
After two hours, lift the foil and parchment and add the breasts and the dried pear. Recover with the parchment, foil, and lid, and braise for another 30 minutes.
After the 30 minutes, uncover the turkey and remove all the turkey pieces from the braising liquid, setting them aside on a sheet pan. Turn up the heat under the braising liquid, add the remaining stock, and reduce until you have about 1/2 cup liquid surrounding the pear pieces. While the braising liquid is reducing, remove the meat from the wings, thighs and drumsticks. Cut each breast into two pieces. You will now have four breast pieces, and a pile of shredded dark meat. Save the bones for stock, if you wish.
Once the braising liquid has reduced, add the breast pieces and the shredded turkey meat back into the pan, and heat through. Add the chestnuts. Place one breast piece and some shredded turkey meat on each plate, and top with the braising liquid and 3 slices of roasted fresh pear. Serve with polenta, mashed potatoes, rice, pasta, even stuffing.


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I moved to Boston in January 1998 and that April I experienced my first Boston Marathon.
I was working at a little gift shop on Boylston Street called Copley Flair, which was situated immediately past the finish line. We spent the day selling t-shirts to tourists in town for the race. A year later I had a new job at a law firm downtown and the office was closed for Patriots Day. My friend Laura and I went down to watch the race across the street from the Boston Public Library. Since then, the third Monday in April has remained my favorite day in the city. The weather is almost always beautiful and sort of the unofficial start to Spring. My friends and I spent many years cheering for elite runners and strangers at the finish line. Eventually our little cheering section relocated to our friends Erin & Thurm's house on Beacon Street in Brookline. We'd all crowd along the C-line tracks, mimosas in hand. We were in Washington Square at Mile 23 two years ago when it reached almost 100 degrees and we were there last year when we started hearing rumors of an explosion at the finish line. It was a chilling experience to watch the crowd dissipate as the exhausted athletes ran by with confused and concerned looks on their faces.
After the attacks at last year's marathon and the events that followed, I felt very helpless. I was revolted by what happened on Boylston Street and running was really the only thing that made me feel better. I knew almost immediately that I wanted to run Boston this year. My friend and co-worker Jennie ran the marathon with the American Liver Foundation Run for Research team in 2012 and 2013. Seeing her commitment to training and fundraising inspired me to do the same. I joined the team last Fall and am honored to be part of such a dedicated charity program. This season the team has raised over $1,500,000.00 for the fight against liver disease.
After months of training, over 400 miles and a Polar Vortex, race weekend had arrived. Jennie and I went to the expo last Friday to pick-up our bibs and buy our official marathon jackets. We went to the Old South Church and picked-out scarves. We went to the Capital Grille for a celebratory glass of Champagne. We were ready.
I woke-up at 5:00am Monday morning feeling confident and extremely excited. I layered-up with throw-away clothes for the start. It was a beautiful, clear and sunny morning. Jennie and I took a BAA bus to Hopkinton with some Liver teammates. I wasn't nervous or stressed. I had some occasional butterflies, but it was a good feeling. Athletes Village was packed and full of positive energy. The Liver team was assigned to the third wave, which started at 11:00am. There were runners as far as I could see and beyond. We walked to the start-line and passed a group of enthusiastic spectators with a sign that read, "Doughnuts, Cigarettes & Beer". Shortly after that, we were off.
The crowds were huge from the start and never really let up. I was fortunate to see a lot of familiar faces along the way. Our friends Mary and Guido live just before Wellesley College at Mile 11. I spotted them with our friends Ed and Kristen and ran over for a hug. I felt strong and invigorated and upon entering Wellesley Center I reminded myself I was half-way there. This thought was reassuring, but I also knew I had a long way to go.
Around Mile 14 I started to feel warm. It was a picture-perfect day, but the sun was bright and there was hardly any cloud coverage. Many of my training runs were in the 18 – 28 degree range, so 65 degrees felt unfamiliar. I walked through the Mile 15 water stop and stretched my legs. I foolishly thought that might be the only time I'd have to walk. What's that? Oh, welcome to Newton! The hilliest village in all the land! I was officially hot by Mile 17 and my legs were fatigued. Some little kids in the crowd were handing out Popsicles so I grabbed one. I didn't feel dehydrated, but I was hoping it would cool me down. I walked the series of hills leading up to and including Heartbreak. I picked-up the pace when I reached flat terrain, but I was keenly aware I had another hour+ of running ahead of me. Another group was handing out cups of ice. I grabbed one and rubbed the ice on my arms. I started to feel better as I approached Boston College. The BC kids were pretty entertaining with lots of good-natured, inebriated cheering. The hills were behind me, which was a relief psychologically and this was also the first time I was able to get some shade. I remember We Were Promised Jetpacks playing on my Shuffle and hearing the lyrics, "Your body was black and blue." Seemed fitting.
Cleveland Circle provided a significant surge of adrenaline. I knew my family and friends were nearby and I couldn't wait to see them. Running into Washington Square was one of the most intense portions of the race for me. Up on the left I saw six giant 'Caryn-heads' bobbing in the crowd. It was a hilarious and heartwarming sight and I was completely overcome with happiness. Suddenly I connected with so many familiar faces – Michael, Allyson, Jon, Judi, my Dad, Erin, Ed, Maura, Michelle and Sean. It was absolutely exhilarating.
After I hugged everyone I ran off towards Coolidge Corner. I spotted my Mom and Sue's smiling faces and as I hugged them, Sue grabbed my hand and said, "Keep going!" It was just what I needed. I ran towards the CITGO sign and as I exited Kenmore Square I ran under an overpass which included an incline that seemed steeper than I'd ever noticed before. The end was near, however and before I knew it I turned right on Hereford. I remember thinking, this is really happening. It was surreal. I took a left on Boylston and ran down the center of the street. It was late in the afternoon, but the crowds were still loud and deep. I ran across the finish line and just like that, I had run the Boston Marathon.
I was completely overwhelmed by the experience, which was more challenging and rewarding than I'd ever imagined. It was a far-greater physical test than I had anticipated. I'd had a great 19-mile training run and based on that time I thought I'd finish the whole thing around 4:20. Once that ship had sailed, I set my sights on 4:40. I finished in 5:02:01. At a certain point, however it occurred to me it wasn't about my time. It wasn't about me. It was an undeniable personal achievement, but it was more than that. It was about Boston, Massachusetts. It was about commitment and resiliency and solidarity and strength. We haven't forgotten about what happened last year, but for 26.2 miles we all came together to celebrate a hard-fought recovery.
I think it would be very difficult to train for a marathon by yourself. You need an understanding and tolerant spouse who will listen to ALOT of running stories, a sister who will talk you off the ledge when you develop Achilles tendonitis four weeks before the race, a running partner who will motivate you to lace-up on blistering cold days, friends who will generously donate to your fundraising efforts and a loving family who will encourage you every step of the way. I cannot properly articulate how much I appreciate every dollar donated and all the positive energy sent my way. I am completely humbled by this experience. It has been life-changing.
I knew I would write about the marathon this week, but I didn't have specific plans for what to prepare food-wise. I decided to wait and see what I felt like eating after I was done with the race and write about that. Turns out: Doritos. Salty, cheesy, glorious Doritos. I'll be back next week with a fun treat for Cinco de Mayo, but for now, in the spirit of perseverance and processed goodness, treat yourself to a bag of Doritos.


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2005 Toyota Tundra Double Cab 4dr Double Cab Limited 4WD SB (4.7L 8cyl 5A)
Wow! I knew that Toyota had one heck of a reputation when I purchased this truck used with 40,000 miles on it but now I am a true believer sitting here with almost 100K on the odometer. This thing is built like a rock! I have driven it from Colorado to South Padre Island and back hauling 4 buddies and our gear. I have towed heavy loads from Colorado to NY, NY to OK, OK to AZ and never had so much as a hick-up with this thing! It is very comfy and can easily seat 5 grown men. I am not afraid to go off-road with this vehicle as I know it can stand up to some punishment. I have had to perform nothing but routine maintenance since purchasing. It is very easy to take care of.
I personally love the ride of this truck. It is comfortable for trips down the road to get groceries or towing trailers across the US. All the features work great, 4x4, power windows and seats, heated seats, AC, and stereo. Mechanically a solid rock, very hard to break and is very easy to fix or perform general maintenance. It is well designed and fun to drive.
The only real downside I have had with my truck so far is the paint on the outside. It totally chipped off the front bumper and the black edging around the windows is chipping off especially around the back window. I haven't read to many other people having this problem so it might just be an isolated incident. Finally not as a negative but simple because of a lack of a better place to put it this truck gets somewhere around 14 MPG. I can usually get somewhere around 300 miles to a tank of gas, sometimes going as far as 330 and sometimes getting as little as 280 depending on how I'm driving. It is a truck, and a slightly older one at that so its expected not to get the best mpg.
2005 Toyota Tundra Double Cab 4dr Double Cab SR5 4WD SB (4.7L 8cyl 5A)
The best vehicle I've ever owned.
Smooth, powerful, comfortable, and above all else, RELIABLE.
Quietest cab I've ever ridden in.
I've got 114,00 miles on this 8 year-old truck, some of which have been very hard miles.
Like 2 yards of concrete in the bed kind of hard.
(I've got air springs in the back, increasing payload and improving handling).
There's not even a rattle in the cab after 8 years.
Tight as a drum.
This thing has never needed anything more than standard maintenance.
Ford, GM, and Dodge can say they have the better rig, but read the comments on those used trucks on this very website.
You won't want anything but a Tundra when you do.
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Still a turnkey truck. Zero issues that weren't self-inflicted. Still exceptionally quiet. Truck is now 11 years old and no rust evident despite being in a road salt environment most of its life. Recently pulled 7000 lbs of trailer and equipment 1000 miles with it and it performed like a champ. Braking could have been better, but that's what you get with drums in the back. Only complaint at this point is the MPG could have been better with these engines. 17MPG highway at BEST isn't great for a "small" V8, particularly when Toyota's 5.7L with 100 more HP gets the same mileage. Progress, I guess.
2005 Toyota Tundra Double Cab 4dr Double Cab Limited 4WD SB (4.7L 8cyl 5A)
I currently own the 2005 Toyota Tundra Limited 4dr 4x4 and it is the best vehicle that I have owned yet!
I bought the truck with 50,000 miles on it and have since put 30,000 more miles onto it and it hasnt even had a hicup.
I have driven the truck from Colorado to the tip of texas and back, hauled a packed full 6'x12' trailer from Colorado to New York and then from New York to Oklahoma and havent had a single problem or gripe with this truck.
I currently use it as a daily driver and occasionally to haul the 4 wheeler to the sand dunes for a fun weekend.
I love the 4 wheel drive on this truck. It always enguages when I need it to and has never had a problem pulling me out or through the toughest of situations. I have taken it off roading in the mountains of Colorado to the Sand Dunes in Oklahoma. The seats are very comfy and the seat warmers are a life saver on those fridged days. There is plenty of room in the back seat to haul all my buddies from work or just to throw nice things into if you dont want them sitting back in the bed. The truck has plenty of torque and more than enough get up and go even when hauling heavy trailers. I really like that the whole back window slides down at the push of a button.
This truck is an older truck now so a lot of the imporvements have already been made on it. A back up camera is a pretty good idea with these trucks as they are quite large and it helps if you use a trailer a lot. The turning radius on this truck is pretty bad so a lot of the time you will have to do a couple point turn for things and really think about where to turn and where you simply wont be able too. At this point the paint all around my truck seems to be chipping or peeling. Not sure if that is just me or others as well. Overall thought it is a solid truck and very fun to drive. Highly recommended to anyone thinking of buying one.
2005 Toyota Tundra Double Cab 4dr Double Cab Limited 4WD SB (4.7L 8cyl 5A)
Purchased truck with 65,500 miles on it and replaced two small dash bulbs and compass, but extended warranty took care of that. Other than that, the dash will rattle a little when cold, but truck is VERY sound. Power is very much still there with the 4.7 V8. I owned a (NEW) 2004 Chevy Suburban 4x4 and had 14 problems within 18 months of purchase. I'll definitely buy another Tundra!
Power back window that NO OTHER manufacturer can match!
Improvements made to newer models
2005 Toyota Tundra Double Cab 4dr Double Cab Limited Rwd SB (4.7L 8cyl 5A)
I bought this truck with 19k on it, it now has 55k,it has been great, only problem was a tire sensor went out, i tow a 6500 lb travel trailer with it and it does well, works, but does the job, only problem is it gets about 10 mpg towing the trailer. comfort, style and power, it has it all.
Rear sliding window and jbl stereo.
Drivetrain clunk from axle wrap starting and stopping, common tundra issue. Could use a bit more towing capacity.


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Sephora Haul
Hey everyone! Today I am going to be sharing a quick Sephora haul with you guys! So this weekend when I opened up my e-mail, I was pleasantly surprised to see a coupon from Sephora waiting for me. It is not usual for me to buy high end makeup for myself, so I was… Read more
Hey everybody! How did the long weekend treat you? Did you guys do anything fun? Let me know in the comments! After a draining week of school and work, I was glad to relax at a family barbecue on Monday. My cousin and her husband recently bought a new house (within the past year… Read more
August Favorites
Hey guys! Who's excited for today's post? I know I am… So today I am going to be sharing with you my monthly favorites for August (I know, this post is coming a bit late). Interestingly enough, this past month I have a lot of random favorites, and not a huge amount of beauty/fashion favorites…… Read more
Nail Time!
Hey guys!!! So today I wanted to share with you a quick post on what I did yesterday. My youngest sister had won a gift certificate for a local nail salon, so I took her to get them done before her first day of school next week. Of course I had to get my nails… Read more
Back to School: Makeup
Hey Everyone, How has your week been??? Mine seemed to be flying by… is it really already Friday? I feel like my weeks either take forever, or they come and go in an instant… scary how that works. What's even more scary is that I am starting school next week. I feel like summer just… Read more
Outfit of the Day #6
Hey Guys! So today I felt like I had to share this outfit with you. Why you ask? Well a couple of weeks ago I went thrift shopping and picked up this dress for thirty-five cents. Yep, that's right. I got this dress for under a dollar. At my local thrift store, there is a section where… Read more
Back to School: Get Ready Fast
Hey guys! Like every year, as August and therefore summer comes to a close, we must start thinking about the inevitable start of the school year… wow, what a depressing intro to this post… I'm just kidding. School isn't that bad… at least you can see your friends! You can see your friends and piles and piles… Read more
July Favorites
Hey Everyone! I hope you are all having a great week! So I literally cannot believe that July is already over… It kindof freaks me out; scratch that- it really freaks me out. Summer seems to be flying by, and the stores are already putting out fall clothing. When it is 90 degrees out the last things I want to think about… Read more
How to Style: Boyfriend Jeans
We have all been there. You fall in love with a certain clothing item only to come home and realize you have essentially nothing to go with it. It isn't that you don't like the item… It's just that nothing seems to look good with it. So then it sits in your closet for… Read more
Birthday Haul
Hey Everyone! I hope you guys are all having an amazing weekend! I just recently celebrated my nineteenth birthday… Where does time go? But seriously, where does it go? I still can't wrap my head around turning twenty next year… I think I will just stay nineteen forever… sounds like a plan to me. I… Read more


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What Disk-Drive Shortage? PC Shipments Up 2% In 1Q, Gartner Says
Global shipments of personal computers rose in the first quarter, despite expected impacts from a disk-drive shortage and a lack of new chips and software to stimulate demand.
Industry researcher Gartner Inc. said shipments of PCs rose 1.9% from the same time last year to 89 million units, exceeding its earlier projections of a 1.2% decline. Another analyst group, IDC, said shipments grew 2.3% to 87.1 million units; it had also predicted a decline.
The two firms said Hewlett-Packard Co. remained the top PC maker by volume, with Gartner saying the company had a 17.2% share of the world-wide market, and IDC reporting it had an 18% market share. The Palo Alto, Calif., technology company grew both world-wide and in the U.S. after having lost share in the fourth quarter because of its public statements that it might attempt to sell or spin off its PC business. The company has since said it will keep the unit.


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Vaughan's men get into swing
WITH each day that passes, England are beginning to relax and treat their brief stay in Zimbabwe more like a normal tour. Nerves cannot be cited as an excuse if the performance in the second one-day international at the Harare Sports Club today is as unconvincing as it was in the first match three days ago.
Ten nights might not sound much in the context of a trip lasting for three full months, but those hours still take some filling. Players are in a difficult position because they cannot be seen to be enjoying themselves overtly in a country with significant problems while the British public believes they should not be here.
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The Red Ants Pants Music Festival was founded in 2011. It is designed to bring people together and is a program of the 501(c)(3) Red Ants Pants Foundation. Our non-profit is dedicated to women's leadership, working family farms and ranches, and rural communities. We use proceeds from the festival to fund our grant cycle and run our timber skills and women's leadership programming. The festival was founded and is produced by Red Ants Pants owner Sarah Calhoun. Yes, a little Made in the USA pants company started a music festival. Not the usual path for small business, but why not?
Please see our website for more info: www.redantspantsfoundation.org
This festival is 100% home grown and run by an incredibly dedicated crew of hard working staff. We are joined every July by dozens of friends and family that round out our 90-strong festival staff. Throw in 250 festival volunteers and this makes for a lot of hard work to pull off a pretty fantastic celebration.
Thank you for being part of the excitement!
Festival Staff
Sarah Calhoun
MontANTa Spokesant
Brianne Rogers Dugan
Production Liaison, Operations,
& Sponsor Coordinator
Kathy Weber
Communications Director
Sarah Schlepp
Administrative Coordinator
Rebecca Ramsey
Volunteer Coordinator
Jamie Doggett
Vendor Coordinator
Bethany Hannah
Logistics Manager
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The dental carts are designed with the following dynamic configuration:
- Triplex Syringe.
- 2 High Speed Fibre Optic Handpieces.
- Low Speed handpiece and Scaler.
- It also includes a built-in XRay viewer.
The integrated control panel serves as a command centre for controlling the handpieces, chair and dental light. The LCD panel displays the status and adjustments.
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Ahlebait TV channel will provide high-quality, inspirational programmes and broadcasting dedicated to those interested in Islam, across the globe. Ahlebait TV channel will become the world's most well known Islamic channel and trusted source of informative, educational and Islamic entertaining content in the field of Islam. Ahelbait TV channel will always exploit technology at the cutting edge of the digital revolution –including digital television, using these to bring Islam to the widest audience possible.
1: To provide True Islamic and Ahlebait (AS) knowledge.
2: To unite, organize and develop solidarity amongst communities around the world.
3: Professionally propagate Islamic teaching through TV Media Technology.
4: To organize socio-economic and technological conferences, seminars and workshops around the world.
5: To act as an outlet in which we are able to help personal or domestic problems whilst using Islamic teaching through our programs and workshops, etc.


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Guitar strings need to be protected to ensure longevity. However, it seems like not many people know how to properly maintain their acoustic guitar to keep that desired tone. Below are some of the tips on how to clean guitar strings.
Wipe your guitar strings
This is very important for maintenance. Wipe down your guitar strings with a soft and dry cloth each time you finish your practicing. What you need to do is simply put the cloth in between the strings and the fingerboard. Run it all the way down the length of the neck of the guitar. Get rid of all the perspiration and rust.
Use string cleaner
There's a great product called String Cleaner. Just glide it on with the applicator and wipe it off with the provided lint-free cloth. It will keep your guitar strings clean and allow you to play faster. It also reduces excessive finger noise. You can use it on strings, the fretboard, and back of the guitar neck.
Use quality strings
There are various types of guitar strings on the market. Each product is not created with equal quality. You may opt for a good-quality brand of strings such as D'Addario or Elixir. These strings are very consistent and last longer.
Whether you are a guitar beginner or professional guitarist, taking good care of your guitar strings is always essential.


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Sex gang victims were 'sacrificed' to avoid Labour losing votes in the Asian community
by Jerry Lawton
Sex gang victims were "sacrificed' to avoid Labour losing votes in the Asian community, it was claimed.
One woman said a probe into the Rotherham scandal over-looked the fight for votes.
Known as Jessica, she said local politicians "buried the truth to suit their own ends".
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When you are in a period of extreme financial difficulty, it may be best for you to look into a possible loan modification procedure.
While it is not initially easy to be approved for a loan modification procedure, it may be in your best interests to try to at least obtain some information from your bank. Many banks are more than willing to work with you and your financial needs, especially since they want to ensure that you will continue to make your scheduled monthly payments on your loan.
The first step in the loan modification procedure is approval. In order to be approved for a loan modification, you have to prove that you are currently experiencing a period of extreme financial difficulty. Possible reasons for financial difficulty may include:
Accidental Injury
Unexpected Medical Expenses
Unemployment, Company Lay-Off
Death of family member
General Financial hardship
No matter what the reason is for your financial situation, it is very important that you document your financial problems with paperwork. If necessary, bring copies of your payment receipts, medical receipts, written documentation of your financial situation, bank statements, etc. These documents will aid you greatly in proving to your bank that you are currently unable to make your scheduled monthly payments.
Once the bank has approved your request for a loan modification, there is a period where they may communicate with you on acceptable terms for the modification of your loan. It's very important that you thoroughly examine any changes that your bank may make to your loan, as it is sometimes common for the negotiated payment amount to be higher than the initial amount.
This may be an attempt from the bank for you to pay off your balance sooner, since you are now regarded as "high-risk" because of your financial situation. It's very important to let your bank know exactly what you can afford each month, as this will ensure that a beneficial decision is reached for both you and your bank.
In some cases, you may have an existing loan with a company that does not offer loan modification procedures. If this is the case, you may have to either prioritize your other finances around this loan payment, or let the company know that you are no longer able to make the payments. Since most companies prefer to receive their money without the aid of collection agencies, this may help them to negotiate a decision to work with you and your finances.


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Today, more than 450 organizations joined forces and submitted a letter to President Trump, Interior Secretary Zinke, and Commerce Secretary Ross expressing deep concerns with recent executive orders to remove or decrease protections for national monuments. The executive orders apply to more than two dozen national monuments throughout the West, including the Carrizo Plain National Monument.
A copy of the letter was also submitted to the House Natural Resources Committee, during a hearing this morning attacking the legal basis of all national monuments. The hearing — titled "Examining the Consequences of Executive Branch Overreach of the Antiquities Act" — was organized by pro-development representatives in Congress and targeted the 1906 Antiquities Act. The law has been used by presidents both Republican and Democrat to designate national monuments and protect public lands of national significance. The law was signed by President Theodore Roosevelt and is now firmly in the crosshairs of the current administration as it seeks ways to open up these lands to development.
The letter and signatories are below. Thank you to The Wilderness Society for taking the lead on the letter, and for all the organizations who signed on.
President Donald J. Trump
Secretary Ryan Zinke, U.S. Department of the Interior
Secretary Wilbur Ross, U.S. Department of Commerce
RE: Efforts to Repeal or Undermine Protections for Parks and Monuments
May 2, 2017
Dear President Trump, Secretary Zinke, and Secretary Ross,
On behalf of the 450 undersigned organizations and our millions of members across the country, we are writing to express our deep concern with your recent Executive Orders and our unified opposition to any efforts to remove or decrease protections for any national monuments.
Since its enactment over a hundred years ago, the Antiquities Act has been one of our nation's most critical conservation tools for preserving our nation's most important public lands and waters. Our national parks and monuments and other protected public lands and waters unite all Americans by protecting our shared American heritage for future generations to enjoy. The sheer diversity of historic, cultural, and natural treasures that have been protected by the Antiquities Act is the reason why hundreds of groups representing sportsmen, cultural heritage organizations, evangelicals, conservation, recreation businesses, historic preservation, social justice, and many others all oppose efforts to undermine our national monuments and view an attack on any one national monument as an attack on them all.
Whether focused on the Bears Ears National Monument and the over 100,000 irreplaceable cultural and archaeological resources protected in this landscape or the Pacific Remote Islands Marine National Monument which protected unique and pristine ocean habitats and marine life, or any other monument that protects our cultural, historic and natural treasures, an attempt to undermine protections for these uniquely American places would not only rob the American people of our shared heritage but establish a dangerous precedent that we can no longer trust that park or monument can be considered fully safeguarded for future generations.
The American people, including the millions of members we represent, overwhelmingly oppose efforts to roll back protections for the parks, monuments, marine sanctuaries and other public lands and waters they love. According to Colorado College's Conservation in the West Poll, 80% of western voters support keeping existing national monuments protections in place while only 13% of western voters supported removing protections for existing monuments. This poll reinforces other surveys that document widespread public opposition to congressional attacks on new parks. In a December 2014 Hart Research Poll, 90% of Americans support the permanent protection of some public lands, monuments, wildlife refuges and wilderness. Americans want more protected public lands and waters, not less!
We are concerned that this review is a pretense to advance efforts to undermine or strip protections for current national monuments. This review and the implied effort to roll back our monuments worries those who love our national monuments and the communities that rely on them to power their local economies. Just this week the Outdoor Industry Association unveiled a study that shows the outdoor recreation economy generates $887 billion in economic activity and is responsible for 7.6 million jobs. Protected public lands and waters are the backbone of this economy and any effort to introduce uncertainty by implying that the national monuments that drive local economies may not be permanent will hurt those gateway communities and businesses that depend on them.
We believe that any review that is rigorously fact based, includes robust public input and is cognizant of the resources on the ground will undoubtedly show that our National Monuments are beyond deserving of their status and protections and should be safeguarded in their current states for future generations. We encourage the Department of the Interior to listen to the American people and reflect deeply on the values and resources they are sworn to protect and believe that this can lead to only one recommendation – that our national monuments are treasures worthy of the utmost protection.
Our organizations and the diverse array of members and interests we represent are united in our support for our national parks and monuments. Our national monuments protect our uniquely American heritage and we stand with the overwhelming majority of our fellow Americans in defending them from efforts to undermine protections for parks and monuments. We urge you to refrain from any effort to shrink, repeal or otherwise undermine any National Monuments.
Thank you for your consideration.
ACORN Partners in Education
Action Tennessee
African American Nature and Parks Experience
Agua Fria Open Space Alliance
Alabama Hills Stewardship Group
Alaska Wilderness League
Amargosa Conservancy
American Alpine Club
American Association of Independent & Minority Enterprises
American Bird Conservancy
American Rivers
American Sustainable Business Council
Amigos Bravos
Anchorage Audubon Society
Appalachian Mountain Club
Applegate Neighborhood Network
Aquarium of the Bay
Archeology Southwest
Arizona Conservation Partners
Arizona Joshua Tree Forest
Arizona Wilderness Coalition
Asian Pacific Policy & Planning Council (A3PCON)
Association of Zoos & Aquariums
Audubon Society
Audubon Society Alaska
Audubon Society Bedford
Audubon Society Bronx River – Sound Shore
Audubon Society Buffalo
Audubon Society California
Audubon Society Capital Region
Audubon Society Connecticut
Audubon Society Delaware-Otsego
Audubon Society Four Harbors
Audubon Society Genesee Valley
Audubon Society Grand Valley
Audubon Society Great Lakes
Audubon Society Great Salt Lake
Audubon Society New York
Audubon Society North Shore
Audubon Society Northern Catskills
Audubon Society Rhode Island
Audubon Society San Bernardino Valley
Audubon Society Sangre de Cristo
Audubon Society Sierra Foothills
Audubon Vermont
Audubon Washington
Back Country Horsemen of New Mexico
Bad River Watershed Association
Basin and Range Watch
Bay Area Coalition for Headwaters
Bielenberg Historic Pullman House Foundation
Birds of Prey Partnership
Black Metropolis National Heritage Area Commission
Blue Ridge Env. Def. League – Watauga Watershed Alliance
Bodie Hills Conservation Partnership
Braided River
Brigham Young University Earth Stewardship
Bronzeville Historical Society
Business for Water Stewardship
Cabrillo Marine Aquarium
California Coastkeeper Alliance
California Native Plant Society
California ReLeaf
California State Parks Foundation
California Wilderness Coalition
California Wilderness Project
Californians for Western Wilderness
Calumet Collaborative
Calumet Heritage Partnership
Carrizo Plain Conservancy
Cascade Forest Conservancy
Center for American Progress
Center for Aquatic Sciences at Adventure Aquarium
Center for Biological Diversity
Center for Diversity and the Environment
Center for Sierra Nevada Conservation
Central Colorado Wilderness Coalition
Central Oregon Bitterbrush Broads
Central Sierra Environmental Resource Center
Central Westchester Audubon Society
Cesar Chavez Foundation
Chaffee County, Colorado
Chemung Valley Audubon Society
Cherokee Forest Voices
China Ranch Date Farm
Christians For The Mountains
Circle Mountain Biological Consultants, Inc.
Clean Water Action
Coalition for Sonoran Desert Protection
Coalition to Protect America's National Parks
Coloradans for Utah Wilderness
Colorado Canyons Association
Colorado Mountain Club
Colorado Native Plant Society
Colorado Sierra Club
Computer Sprout
Conejos Clean Water
Connecticut Fund for the Environment
Connecticut Land Conservation Council
Connecticut Ornithological Association
Conservation Alabama
Conservation Colorado
Conservation Council for Hawai'i
Conservation Lands Foundation
Conservation Law Foundation
Conservation Southwest Utah
Conservation Voters for Idaho
Conservation Voters New Mexico
Conservation Voters New Mexico Education Fund
Conservatives for Responsible Stewardship
Conserve Southwest Utah
Council of Mexican Federations (COFEM)
Craighead Institute
Crow Canyon Archaeological Center
Defenders of Wildlife
Diverse Environmental Leaders (DEL) National Speakers Bureau
Dolores River Boating Advocates
Earth Island Institute
Earth Ministry
EarthEcho International
East West Printing, Inc.
Eight Rivers Council
Elders Rising
Ellen's Homemade Ice Cream
Environment America
Environment Arizona
Environment California
Environment Colorado
Environment Connecticut
Environment Florida
Environment Georgia
Environment Illinois
Environment Iowa
Environment Maine
Environment Maryland
Environment Massachusetts
Environment Michigan
Environment Minnesota
Environment Missouri
Environment Montana
Environment Nevada
Environment New Hampshire
Environment New Jersey
Environment New Mexico
Environment New York
Environment North Carolina
Environment Ohio
Environment Oregon
Environment Rhode Island
Environment Texas
Environment Virginia
Environment Washington
Environmental Justice Coalition for Water
Environmental Law and Policy Center
Eric Larsen Explore
Evergreen Mountain Bike
Eyak Preservation Council
Farmington River Watershed Association
Federation of Western Outdoor Clubs
First Unitarian Church, Salt Lake City
Forest Issues Group
Fort Ord Recreation Trails
Fort Stanton Cave Study Project
Friends and Neighbors of the Deschutes Canyon Area (FANs)
Friends of Agua Fria National Monument
Friends of Alaska National Wildlife Refuges
Friends of Basin & Range
Friends of Big Morongo Canyon Preserve
Friends of Browns Canyon
Friends of Cascade Siskiyou National Monument
Friends of Cedar Mesa
Friends of Gold Butte
Friends of Ironwood Forest
Friends of Nevada Wilderness
Friends of Oregon Badlands Wilderness
Friends of Organ Mountains – Desert Peaks
Friends of Peru State Forest
Friends of Point Arena – Stornetta Lands
Friends of Pompeys Pillar
Friends of Sloan Canyon
Friends of Sonoran Desert National Monument
Friends of the Bitterroot
Friends of the Cheat
Friends of the Cliffs
Friends of the Desert Mountains
Friends of the Earth
Friends of the Forest Preserves
Friends of the Inyo
Friends of the Kalmiopsis
Friends of the Missouri Breaks Monument
Friends of the Owyhees
Friends of the Sonoran Desert
Friends of the Yampa
Gathering Waters
Geos Institute
Grand Canyon Trust
Grand Canyon Wildlands Council
Grand Staircase Escalante Partners
Great Old Broads for Wilderness
Great Old Broads for Wilderness – Bozeman Broadband
Great Old Broads for Wilderness – Footsteps of Leopold Broadband
Great Old Broads for Wilderness – Grand Junction Chapter
Great Old Broads for Wilderness – Great Basin Eastern Nevada Broadband
Great Old Broads for Wilderness – Northern San Juan Broadband
Great Old Broads for Wilderness – Reno Broadband
Great Old Broads for Wilderness – Roaring Fork Broadband
Great Old Broads for Wilderness – Teton Valley Chapter
Great Old Broads for Wilderness – Wasatch Broadband
Great Old Broads for Wilderness – Willamette Valley Broadband
Greater Yellowstone Coalition
Greenbelt Alliance
Hanalei Watershed Hui
Hawai'i Wildlife Fund
Hawaii Fishing & Boating Association
Hells Canyon Preservation Council
High Country Conservation Advocates
Hills For Everyone
Hispanic Access Foundation
Hispanic Federation
Hispanics Enjoying Camping, Hunting, and the Outdoors
Historic Pullman Foundation
Hoosier Environmental Council
Housatonic Valley Association
Hui Ho'omalu i ka 'Aina
Human Rights Campaign
Huntington-Oyster Bay Audubon
Huron River Watershed Council
Idaho Conservation League
Indivisible Ogden
Institute for a Progressive Nevada
International Dark-Sky Association: High Desert Region
International Fund for Animal Welfare
Islanders for the San Juan Islands National Monument
Izaak Walton League of America, Headwaters Chapter
Joshua Tree Astronomy Arts Theater
Joshua Tree National Park Association
KAHEA-The Hawaiian-Environmental Alliance
Kanawha Forest Coalition
Kaua'i Albatross Network
Keep the Woods
Kentucky Heartwood
Klamath-Siskiyou Wildlands Center
Land Trust of Santa Cruz County
Landmarks Illinois
Las Cruces Green Chamber of Commerce
Lassen Forest Preservation Group
League of Conservation Voters
Lee International
Lider Engineering
Loo Wit Group
Los Angeles Waterkeeper
Los Padres ForestWatch
Lost Coast Interpretive Association
Loxahatchee River Historical Society
Lutheran Office of Public Policy
Maine Conservation Voters
Maine Public Health Association
Maine Rivers
Marine Conservation Institute
Mattole Restoration Council
Mendocino Land Trust
Michael Gordon Photography
Milwaukee River Keeper
Mission Blue
Mississippi Park Connection
Mojave Desert Land Trust
Mojave National Preserve Conservancy
Mono Lake Committee
Montana Conservation Voters Education Fund
Montana Wilderness Association
Montana Wildlife Federation
Mormon Environmental Stewardship Alliance
Mountain Lakes Preservation Alliance
Mystic Aquarium
National Association of Tribal Historic Preservation Officers
National Center for Transgender Equality
National Ocean Protection Coalition
National Parks Conservation Association
National Wildlife Refuge Association
Native Hawaiian Cultural Working Group
Natural Resources Council of Maine
Natural Resources Defense Council
Natural Resources Defense Council – California
Nature Abounds
Nevada Conservation League
New Hampshire Audubon
New Hampshire Lakes Association
New Hampshire Rivers Council
New Mexico Friends of Utah Wilderness
New Mexico Sportsmen
New Mexico Wilderness Alliance
New Mexico Wildlife Federation
North Carolina League of Conservation Voters
Northern Alaska Environmental Center
Northern Initiatives
Northwest Indiana Restoration Monitoring Inventory
Ocean Conservancy
Ocean Conservation Research
Ohio Environmental Council
Ohio Valley Environmental Coalition
Onondaga Audubon
Orange County Audubon Society
Oregon League of Conservation Voters
Oregon Natural Desert Association
Oregon Wild
ORV Watch Kern County
OUT There Adventures
Outdoor Afro
Outdoor Project
Outside Las Vegas Foundation
Papahanaumokuakea Native Hawaiian Cultural Working Grp.
Partnership for Responsible Business
Partnership for the National Trails System
Patagonia Area Resource Alliance
Patagonia, Inc
Pathways – Wildlife Corridors of New Mexico
Peaceful Uprising
Penn Center
Point Arena Lighthouse Keepers, Inc.
Point Defiance Zoo and Aquarium
Praxis Project
Pride Outside
Project Bobcat
Protection of New Hampshire Forests
Public Citizen
Pullman Civic Organization
Pullman Arts
Putnam Highlands Audubon Society
Quaker Voice
Quiet Use Coalition
Rio Grande del Norte
Rivers & Birds
Rivers Alliance
Rocky Mountain Wild
Salt Lake Indivisible
San Gabriel Mountains Forever
San Gorgonio Wilderness Association
San Juan Citizens Alliance
San Luis Valley Ecosystem Council
Sanctuary Forest
Santa Fe Green Chamber of Commerce
Save The Bay
Save the Sound
Scenic America
Seattle Aquarium
Sempervirens Fund
Shedd Aquarium
Sheep Mountain Alliance
Shoshone Village
Sierra Club
Sierra Club – Hawai'i
Sierra Club – Military Outdoors
Sierra Club – Tennessee Chapter
Sierra Club – Pennsylvania Chapter
Sierra Club – Watauga
Sierra Nevada Alliance
Sky Island Alliance
Soda Mountain Wilderness Council
Soul River Inc.
Southeast Environmental Task Force
Southern Adirondack Audubon Society
Southern California Desert Video Astronomers
Southern Christian Coalition
Southern Utah Wilderness Alliance
Southwest Environmental Center
St. Croix River Association
Surfrider Foundation
Swan View Coalition
Tennessee Citizens for Wilderness Planning
Tennessee Wild
Territory Run Co.
The Bay Institute
The California Chaparral Institute
The City Project
The Dignitas Agency
The Friends of Sparta Mountain
The Mountain Pact
The National Aquarium
The Ocean Project
The Piedmont Environmental Council
The Trail Posse
The Wilderness Society
Torrey House Press
Transition Habitat Conservancy
Trinidad Coastal Land Trust
Trout Unlimited, Illinois Chapter
Trust for Public Land
Tucson Great Old Broads for Wilderness
Tuolumne River Trust
Uplift Climate
Upper Gila Watershed Alliance
Utah Dine Bikeyah
Utah Indivisible
Utah Interfaith Power & Light
Utah Professional Archaeological Council
Utah Rivers Council
Utah State Society and Natural Resources
Utahans Speak Out
Vermont Conservation Voters
Vermont Natural Resources Council
Vermont Public Interest Research Group
Vet Voice Foundation
Voices Verdes
Voyageurs National Park Association
Waitt Foundation
Waitt Institute
Wasatch Mountain Club
Washington Conservation Voters
Washington Environmental Council
Washington Trails Association
Washington Wild
WasteWater Education
West Virginia Highlands Conservancy
West Virginia Land Trust
West Virginia Rivers Coalition
Western Colorado Congress
Western Environmental Law Center
Western Resource Advocates
Western Slope Conservation Center
Western Watersheds Project
Western Wildlife Conservancy
Wild South
Wild Utah Project
Wild Virginia
Wildearth Guardians
Wilderness Workshop
WildLands Defense
Wildlands Network
Wildlife Conservation Advocacy Southwest
Winter Wildlands Alliance
Wisconsin Environment
Wisconsin League of Conservation Voters
Wisconsin Wildlife Federation
Wyoming Outdoor Council
Yellowstone to Uintas Connection


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Funniest 2017 NFL Draft 1st Round Reactions
After months of speculation and knowingly asinine mock drafts, the first round of the 2017 NFL Draft has finally been scripted – which means we've officially been handed the funniest 2017 NFL Draft 1st round reactions.
We saw the Cleveland Browns dominate the first round by adding Myles Garrett (1), Jabrill Peppers (25), David Njoku (29), and another first-round pick for next year, and the 49ers quietly fleece the apparently quarterback-hungry Chicago Bears by trading the No. 2 for the far-down No. 3 pick and the Bears' third-round (No. 67) and fourth-round (No. 111) picks this season and the Bears' third-round pick in 2018. The Bears then lost the draft by scooping up North Carolina quarterback Mitchell Trubisky with the pick acquired from the 49ers. Madness ensued from there.
But during the Roger Goodell-led NFL draft chaos was a collection of perfectly timed moments from fans and players alike – eager for a bright future, yet disgusted with what they think they know about a guy they have no idea about. Let's see what took place with our funniest 2017 NFL Draft 1st round reactions
Takkarist McKinley's Drops the F-Bomb.
The UCLA pass-rusher was certainly emotional when he was taken No. 26 overall by the Atlanta Falcons, considering the promise he made to his late grandmother Myrtle Collins before she passed away in 2011. Keeping it beautifully real.
This is some seriously intense ish from Takkarist McKinley pic.twitter.com/U3mVfeweJw
— CJ Fogler (@cjzero) April 28, 2017
Chicago Bears Fans Don't Think Much Of Mitchell Trubisky.
I'll never understand why Da Bears handed Mike Glennon $15 million a year (seemingly out of pure desperation) just to trade three picks to move up one spot to take another quarterback. Especially with a bottom-tier defense. All seems very mishandled and reeks, yet again, of desperation. It now looks like John Fox's main job is to win games with a career backup, all while productively grooming an untested rookie (13 college starts) who doesn't know what a hard count is. Good luck.
😲😂 Chicago Bears fans with a priceless reaction to the Bears moving up to draft Mitch Trubisky #NFLDraft pic.twitter.com/0gdNHJPTN4
— The Fanatics View (@thefanaticsview) April 28, 2017
And Wait..
every Bears fan right now #NFLDraft pic.twitter.com/Gnf3pU2nia
— kel (@brohibition) April 28, 2017
Stanford Cardinal Pride.
Chills, everywhere.
Teammates watching in Luck Auditorium react to @SollyThomas90's No. 3 overall selection in the #NFLDraft.
🌲🎉 #StanfordFamily #StanfordNFL pic.twitter.com/c0J1FMocPU
— Stanford Football (@StanfordFball) April 28, 2017
Taco Charlton's Biggest Supporter.
Guessing this fan didn't hear the call from Dallas. "Get ready to go to work," said Jason Garrett to the Cowboys' new defensive lineman. "Rod Marinelli and Leon Lett are waiting for your ass."
Live reaction from Lucy about the @dallascowboys pick at No. 28 Taco Charlton #NFLDraft pic.twitter.com/Ci8SZCE5T5
— Cory Mageors (@inthemageors) April 28, 2017
The Crying Jordan Treatment.
Real original.
Patrick Peterson Likes Defense.
Haason Reddick for the win.
OOOOOKKKKKKK!!! #CardsDraft pic.twitter.com/JMXtKAd2ph
— Patrick Peterson /P2 (@P2) April 28, 2017
Now here's where to watch Rounds 2-3 of the 2017 NFL Draft:
Time: 7pm ET Friday
TV: ESPN, NFL Network
Location: Philadelphia Museum of Art