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Too tired or unprepared to cook after 10 or 12 hours of perpetual busy-ness, we take the easy path to eating: a pizza, a restaurant, a store-bought frozen meal, the fried chicken counter at the local grocery store. Yet such noncooking options add up to a whole lot of unhealthiness.
Whether it's working, caring for kids, running errands, going to school, getting exercise, volunteering, or some combination of the above, we are all busy. Which is why dinner has become such a challenge. Unfortunately, prepared foods are filled with salt, sugar, and fat — a one-two-three punch against your heart and health. Then there's the shortage of vegetables, fiber, and vitamins. Additionally, the portion sizes tend to be huge — a fact we eventually display at our waistline and hind side.
There is a better way. Here are simple, realistic tips to get you eating healthily at dinner again, mostly at home, mostly with your own cooking.
1. Keep your kitchen clean. Families tend to congregate in the kitchen, bringing with them newspapers, mail, backpacks, school papers, toys, and a thousand other little this-and-thats. Don't allow it. Set a new policy: The kitchen is for cooking and eating only. Why? It's hard to get motivated about cooking if you have to clean up a mess first, not to mention what it does to your mood. The opposite also holds true: A clean, bright, inviting kitchen can be a wonderful oasis after a day of craziness.
2. Speaking of which, make your kitchen a place you like to be. Is there music playing? Do you have a glass of wine poured? Is the evening sun shining through the window? Are the knives sharp, the produce fresh, the pots good quality, the counters clutter-free? All of this contributes to your desire to make good food. If you can't honestly say you enjoy being in your kitchen, do what you need to do to change that.
3. Enjoy the cooking process. Sure, not everyone loves cooking. But there's no reason to not like doing it. If the thought of cooking brings dread, you need an attitude adjustment. Cooking is a pleasure, far easier than many non-cooks realize. For your health, your pleasure, your pocketbook, you should learn — or relearn — the pleasures of cooking. Make it a project. Spend time with your friends and family while they cook so that you can absorb the methods and routines. Consider taking a class, or buy an introductory cookbook. Most of all, lose your fear. It is actually harder to be a bad cook than a good cook, particularly if you use good ingredients.
4. Plan a week's worth of dinners. Fewer than 30 percent of Americans know what they're having for dinner come 4 p.m. Yet planning ahead takes just a few minutes. Here's how. Every Friday night or Saturday morning, sit down with a pad of paper and your favorite cookbooks or cooking magazines. Think about what's in your freezer and fridge, what your family likes to eat, what your upcoming week entails. Then plan out the week's worth of menus (leave one night for pizza night). At the same time, write out your grocery list. Now post the list of menus on the kitchen refrigerator or bulletin board so it's the first thing you see when you get home. Voilà! No more thinking ahead. Just follow your own instructions.
5. Delegate, delegate, delegate. If you have kids older than 10 or another adult who gets home before you do, get them started on dinner. For example, you might ask your spouse to pick up ingredients on the way home, your teen to start chopping vegetables for the salad and fill the pasta pot with water, your preteen to gather needed ingredients for a given recipe and put them on the counter for you, preheat the oven, and set the table. Yes, they may think of it as a chore, but if you build in a little opportunity for them to "create," (i.e., with place cards for dinner, fancy napkin foldings, their own recipes) it will make your kids more interested in nutritious food and trying new things.


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Cabin fever has set in at the Capitol, and it seems some members of Congress have completely lost it.
Amid this week's bitter fight over the payroll tax extension, House Republicans revved up for battle by huddling in a Capitol basement and recounting scenes from Braveheart, according to a Washington Post report.
The Post reports that GOP lawmakers hunkered down for more than two hours Monday night, eating chicken sandwiches and taking turns comparing themselves to 13th century Scottish rebels. According to Post columnist Dana Milbank, one member recounted the scene where Mel Gibson/William Wallace orders his men to wait before attacking the English cavalry, prompting the other lawmakers to chant "Hold! Hold! Hold!"
This is disturbing on several levels, not least because it lays bare the absolute partisan rancor that has brought Washington to a standstill.
It is also an unfortunate analogy, if you remember how the movie ends. As White House communications director Dan Pfeiffer pointed out this morning, things don't turn out so good for the Scots. (SPOILER ALERT: Mel Gibson dies.)
"The GOP equated their efforts to defeat a tax cut to Braveheart, but do they actually remember how the film ends? Answer: Not well for them."

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Story highlights
- ICE officers detained the mother and brother of activist Erika Andiola
- Her mother was on a bus to the Mexican border, when a call came to turn around
- Andiola advocates legislation to give children of undocumented immigrants access to legal status
- This was the first time Andiola had to get active on her own family's behalf
Erika Andiola spent hours Friday speaking to immigration officials to keep her own mother in the country. She prevented her deportation in the nick of time.
The prominent immigration rights activist has routinely visited immigration offices on the behalf of others, "but this is the first time I have been here for my own mother", she said.
Thursday night, Immigrations and Customs Enforcement officers raided Andiola's Pheonix, Arizona, home and took away her mother, Maria Minerva Guadalupe Arreola, to deport her to Mexico.
Andiola is president and founder of the Arizona DREAM Act Coalition, which supports legislation to allow the children of undocumented migrants to attain documented status. The acronym stands for Development, Relief, and Education for Alien Minors.
The family's lawyer Jose Panelosa told CNN affiliate KTVK that Arreola was on a bus headed to the border when the decision to release her was made.
"Fifteen minutes into the ride, there was a phone call to the bus and the driver took the call and spoke to the other agents, and turned the bus around", he said.
Arreola was released in Florence, Arizona, he said.
The woman's son, and Erika's brother, Heriberto Andiola Arreola, was also detained in the raid, but was released Friday morning.
When asked by KTVK what led to his detainment he said, "I don't know if it has to do with my sister's activism, I don't know."
Andiola has often appeared on television discussing immigration rights with her mother. She has worked with Obama administration officials and members of congress on immigration reform.
An official with ICE told CNN, "ICE agents did not target these individuals because of their family member's role with the Dream Act Coalition."
On a press conference call Friday, Andiola said she spent hours in the offices of ICE seeking her family's release and was told that her mother would be "deported right away" under an "expedited order of removal."
She told reporters that her brother and her mother were recently charged with traffic violations.
ICE exercised "discretion" in releasing Arreola, according to spokeswoman Barbara Gonzales. Andiola's mother has been "previously removed from the country," she said. Both her and her son's case are under review.
Arizona passed a controversial immigration law in 2010, which the Obama administration quickly challenged. The U.S. Supreme Court threw out many of its provisions as unconstitutional.
Arizona is the nation's most heavily traveled corridor for illegal immigration and smuggling. The Justice Department said Arizona's population of two million Latinos includes an estimated 400,000 there illegally, and 60% to 70% of deportations or "removals" involve Mexican nationals.
Such home raids like the one Andiola had to endure are wasteful in light of anticipated immigration reforms, said Frank Sharry, Executive Director of America's Voice Education Fund. "It's ridiculous to think we're spending billions of dollars arresting people who will be on the road to citizenship once Congress enacts reform."
Andiola feels her time and effort are being unnecessarily taxed as well.
"I am asking President Obama and his Administration to stop separating families," Andiola said.
It shouldn't have to take thousands of phone calls to stop the deportation of one person "every day all around the country."


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WSJ House of the Week: And the Winner Is…
A lakeside North Carolina retreat headed to absolute auction and a New England-style home on Block Island are two contenders for WSJ House of the Week. Stefanos Chen joins Lunch Break to unveil the winner.
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Here's how the London Daily Telegraph put it:
"Pope's final address: God was asleep on my watch."
"Pope Benedict XVI gave an emotional farewell speech to tens of thousands of faithful in St Peter's Square, saying there were times during his eight-year papacy 'when it seemed that the Lord was sleeping'."
This is extraordinary coming from any prelate. What might he have really meant, besides admitting that his prayers had been useless?
Did he mean that his so-called omnipotent god was impotent too?
And what else?
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But did you see the vacation cottage where he was taken in his helicopter? And he only used it about 5 times a year. Think of the staff and upkeep for this place.
And also, "Don't call me. I'll call you."
asleep, non-existent, made up - tell us something we don't know Papi. it's time for Catholics to wake from their slumber as well.
Yes; and actually I had the impression that most believers are really sleep walking anyway.
i actually hold out hope for the Catholics. i know in Ireland Catholicism is on it's death bed. now i don't know if they just switched religions or have turned Atheist/Agnostic, but it's a positive sign regardless. it can happen here too, and this papal resignation comes at a sensitive time for American Catholics. anyway, its seems the Vatican has given up on most of the world and is concentrating their efforts on un-educated Africans.
i have no hope for Evangelicals though. they keep getting crazier and more wrapped in their religion. they're a true lost cause.
yeah, it's pretty crazy how quickly that came on in Ireland.
evangelicals may be on the decline, but it's minimal. there's no real catalyst like in the catholic church. and evangelicals are growing increasingly rigid and fundamental. most mainstream catholics are calling for reform (they won't get it) from church leaders. they want women priests, married priests, and less of a focus on contraception. there's no such movement in the evangelical world.
Joe, it's like this: your "lord" wasn't asleep. It wasn't awake, either. It wasn't ignoring you or laughing at you or having a beer or out for a night with the guys or sleeping off a drunk afterward.
Your lord WAS NOT and IS NOT. It NEVER HAS BEEN ... and after all this time, you actually believe that there was something real about that overblown concept, that makes you out as even more pathetic than I might have thought you are.
I recall when young and a new Pope had just been elected, a friend whispering to me: "he is about to learn the ultimate of all the secrets that the Vatican holds and passes down to the newby, namely, that the Jesus thing is nothing but a fraud and the Popes have always known it."
If that's a secret, it's a piss-poorly kept secret. I've heard stories of conversations in seminaries about how their holy book is a load of crap, but you can't tell the congregation or the parish or the mosque that. At some level or other, many, perhaps most of these people have recognized that they're peddling bullshit. Unfortunately, very few of them have the courage to separate themselves from it and fewer yet the chutzpah to call those who continue to teach it on their bullshit.
Religion has so woven itself into human culture that removing it seems unthinkable to the vast majority. Most of that majority fail to see the problem religion poses and cannot consider its removal, even in the face of the scandals associated with it that we see today. That is why we can't afford to let up, why we must continue to be vocal, continue to be confrontational and NEVER ... BACK ... DOWN.
nowi feel like i need to open up a new account here with the username POPEBGONE, or EXPOPE, or ATHEISTPOPE, or FUCKMEMOTHERFUCKER, or GODOESNTTALKTOMEANDNEVERDID, or...
May the next pope be a gay black man!
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What signals 'this is a computer'?
This blog is a cut-up of a dissertation in progress. Each day, I will post my favorite sentence that I have newly scribed. Everything out of context, but suggestive. I hope.
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I was reading about hash functions on Wikipedia when this ad popped up. I was appalled and flabbergasted and annoyed to find advertisements akin to this one dotting my article like sprinkles on a cupcake.
Annoying popups appear after you hover over them.
I now notice that these ads are appearing on any web page I visit including Superuser.
Why? How can I get rid of them?
By the way, these ads have the very gall to surface on Superuser, as seen here:


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This fake news report (an intentional fake, not a proper one) is notable for two things: use of farm animals in a naval situation, and maybe the best impersonation of a BBC newsreader I've heard in my life.
It was made using military sim ArmA 2, which explains both the janky visuals and the fact you can put an aircrat carrier and a goat in the same level.
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fresh grilled veggie tacos/
This meal is the epitome of summer.
Every single ingredient is grilled and all of the veggies are currently in season. I even grilled the tortillas just for kicks.
Okay. Pardon me. I did not grill the limes.
To ensure a consistent + flavorful blend of spices I measured out what I typically use for taco night + mixed them all together.
Feel free to use this blend or make something even simpler.
Say, garlic + smoked paprika + cumin.
Or, chili powder + cumin + garlic + cayenne.
It's all up to you.
I kept the salt + pepper out of this mixture, so I could add a light sprinkle to all of the veggies separately.
I went fairly light on the seasoning to really let these fresh summer veggies shine. But if you want a bolder flavor, then go right ahead.
Does this platter look familiar?
I just looked on the bottom and it was actually made in England and has a little drawing of a ram in the center. No clue what line this is from, but I'm in love with it! Any ideas?
I really just can't get over this gigantic platter of grilled veggies + avocado. Hand me a fork and I'm good to go. I really don't need much else.
Like I said up above even the corn tortillas hit the grill. I started with soft corn tortillas. However, if you don't want the added steps, feel free to buy a pack of shells and you're all set.
However #2, I recommend the grilling.
Because I'm obsessed with lime salted tortilla chips, I rubbed these babies down with lime, salt, and a little oil. A minute on each side on the grill and they were done. After folding them over and cooling they crisp right up while still maintaining a slightly chewy tortilla texture.
If you're wondering how long it took for me to prep, cook, style, and shoot this recipe it was 1 hour and 45 minutes. The photo editing took 1.5 hours.. Then, writing the post took about 1.5 hours, with the most time spent on typing up the recipe.
How long did it take to eat three tacos for lunch?
About 8 minutes.
Try not to freak out by the length of the recipe instructions. If you're a seasoned grill master, this recipe will be cake. If you're new to grilling, I tried to be as clear + concise as possible.
Fresh Grilled Veggie Tacos
vegan, gluten-free // yields 12-15 stuffed corn tortillas, serves 4-6
- 2 avocados
- 2 large red bell peppers
- 3 medium zucchini [~7" long]
- 1, 8oz package baby portabella mushrooms
- 1 pint cherry tomatoes
- 3 ears of corn
- 2 medium/large red onions
- 12-15 soft corn tortillas
- 2-3 limes
- sunflower/safflower/olive oil
- salt + pepper
Prep: Total prep time: 20 minutes
Keep your tortillas wrapped in a damp towel until ready to grill. Take out about 8-12 skewers depending on their length. If using wood skewers soak them in water while you're prepping the veggies. Preheat your grill to medium/med-high, 400*. Prep the spice mix below.
Slice your zucchini in 1/2 round sections. Leave the peppers + tomatoes in tact. Gently wipe your mushrooms with a damp kitchen towel or paper towel and remove the stems. Shuck your corn. Cut the ends off your onions then slice into round slabs about 1/2-3/4" thick [refer to photo 5]. Slice your avocados in half lengthwise + de-pit right before grilling. Make sure your taco seasoning mix, oil, salt, and pepper are all handy.
Skewer the zucchini through their green ends and not through the soft center. Skewer the tomatoes lengthwise. Skewer the mushrooms through the center. [Refer to photo 4.]
Grilling: Total cook time: 20-25 minutes
Peppers – Lightly oil. Grill for 4 minutes per side, turning 4 times, keeping the pepper on its side.
Corn – Lightly oil. Sprinkle on the spice mix below and the salt + pepper, then rub it into the corn. Grill for 3 minutes per side, turning 4 times.
Zucchini – Lightly oil. Sprinkle on the spice mix below and the salt + pepper. Grill for 5-6 minutes, turning twice, flat side face down.
Onions – Lightly oil. Sprinkle on salt + pepper. Grill for 5-6 minutes per side, turning twice, flat side down. Flip with a spatula to keep the rings in tact.
Mushrooms – Lightly oil. Sprinkle on the spice mix below and salt + pepper. Grill for 3 minutes per side, turning twice.
Tomatoes – Lightly oil. Sprinkle on the spice mix below and salt + pepper. Grill for 3 minutes per side, turning twice.
Avocado – Lightly oil. Sprinkle with salt + pepper. Grill for 4 minutes, flat side down.
Corn Tortillas – Towards the end of the veggie grilling, rub the corn tortillas with a light amount oil [on both sides], a few squeezes of lime juice, and a sprinkle of salt. With your grill lid open, grill for 60-90 seconds, flip once and grill for another 60-90 seconds. You want them just starting to stiffen but still pliable. Immediately fold them in half gently to form like a taco shell[don't pinch them together]. Lean them on one another and let them sit for 2-3 minutes until they become stiff.
Slice the corn off the cob by standing it up on its end and slicing down over a cutting board. Coarsely chop the pepper, zucchini, mushrooms, and tomatoes. Serve mixed together in a large bowl or place each ingredient in a separate bowl and serve with the tortillas + grilled avocados. Fill with desired ingredients, and add more salt, pepper, or taco spice mix if desired. Serve with lime slices.
notes: When I say to lightly oil everything, my favorite way is by lightly spraying the veggies with oil from my Misto can. The next best way is using a sauce brush and dipping it in a bowl of oil then lightly coating. You can also use your hands to make sure it's not too heavily coated.
Taco Spice Mix
- 1 tsp chili powder
- 1 tsp oregano
- 1 tsp cumin
- 1/2 tsp garlic powder
- 1/2 tsp smoked paprika
- 1/4 tsp coriander
- 1/4 tsp cayenne [optional]
In a small bowl mix all spices together and put in an empty spice jar to shake on the veggies or sprinkle on with your fingers.
If you want to taste summer in your mouth, make this recipe. If you feel like adding protein, just make sure you grill it.
What's for dessert? Couldn't be easier…
Grilled peaches + vanilla bean ice cream.
Done + done.
Weekend! Have a good one!
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Wall Street's Cash Bonus Pool Hits $20 Billion
Wall Street cash bonuses for 2012 are expected to climb 8% from a year earlier. WSJ's Colin Barr reports on The News Hub. Photo: AP.
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NEWTOWN, Conn., Dec. 31 (UPI) -- The father of Adam Lanza, who killed 26 people at an elementary school and his mother in Newtown, Conn., Dec. 14, has claimed his body, a family spokesman says.
A family spokesman confirmed Peter Lanza of Stamford claimed the body of his 20-year-old son and "private arrangements" for burial took place during the weekend, the Hartford Courant reported Monday. The state medical examiner had said Sunday the mass killer's body had been claimed sometime last week, the newspaper said.
The burial site wasn't disclosed.
Lanza's death has been ruled a suicide, though toxicology tests had yet to be completed. Scientists at the University of Connecticut have been asked by the medical examiner to study his DNA to see if there were any mutations or abnormalities to indicate a motivation for the shootings, the Courant reported.
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The DIY Network filmed again yesterday at our Warners' Stellian Edina showroom, this time for "I Hate My Kitchen."
Each episode, homeowners receive smart design help to maximize their budget to make their dream kitchens a reality.
It was fun to watch the crews document the shopping experience of our customers, homeowners Carrie and Robert.
Carrie and Robert are doing a "gut job" of the kitchen in their South Minneapolis home. (Carrie joked that she didn't let Robert buy a snow blower last winter because she was so set on saving for their kitchen remodel!)
First, we learn about Carrie and Robert:
- They enjoy cooking (lots of soups!) and baking, and are ready to move from electric to gas cooking.
- While still a good size for a South Minneapolis kitchen (the home was built in the 1920s), they still want to maximize their space.
- The current dishwasher is too noisy and doesn't really offer them much versatility.
- Carrie and Robert plan on spending a good deal of time in this current house.
- The appliances will need to complement custom cabinetry, new floors and counter tops.
Based on what he found out from Carrie and Robert, our appliance specialist (and my brother!) Joe Warner suggested the following:
Carrie and Robert currently has an LG ceramic top electric range. They like the brand, but want the power and responsiveness of gas cooking. The four main burners offer a range of temperatures, for a low simmer at 5,000 BTUs to a power boil at 17,000 BTUs — and the burners can all be rearranged. So, Carrie can simmer two soups on the back burners while using higher heat on the front-most burners. Also, the fifth burner offers a place to heat oblong pans or place a skillet for breakfast items. The heavy-duty grates offer a continuous surface to easily move pots and pans around.
The oven, with a gorgeous blue finish, is a big, 5.4 cu. ft. capacity, which can accommodate pretty much anything Carrie and Robert will throw at it.
Basically, I'm super jealous.
At 50 decibels, it doesn't get much quieter than this LG dishwasher. It's so quiet, in fact, that LED lights tell you when it's operating and when it's not. Adjustable racks will accommodate nearly any size pot or pan Carrie and Robert throw at it, and there are even wineglass holders (which Carrie noted will get plenty of use).
Steam bursts through hardened on messes for pots and pans, yet is gentle enough to use with those wineglasses.
Perhaps best of all, the fully integrated finish tucks away the control panel on top of the door and the stainless interior means Carrie and Robert can enjoy the looks for a long time.
How gorgeous is that? Robert and Carrie like this model because:
- An automatic ice maker means Robert can retire that title from his own name 🙂
- The freezer on the bottom configuration and wide, two-door refrigerator allows for plenty of eye-level fresh storage within easy reach
- The shallow, counter top-depth maximizes the space in their 10′-12′ kitchen
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StoryCorps ProFile: 'If I Could Share A Coffee With Anyone, It Would Be My Wife.'
This morning, Steve Inskeep admitted to Morning Edition listeners that he, like many of them, often finds himself choked up over the Friday morning StoryCorps segments on NPR. These intimate conversations are a small sampling from the nearly 50,000 interviews recorded as people share the incredible stories of their lives. This week marks the 10th anniversary of the oral history project, and in that time StoryCorps has built up one of the largest collections of human voices ever gathered. To celebrate, Morning Edition will be checking in all this week with people whose stories you've heard on NPR over the years. We'll be tooting the StoryCorps horn right here as well, and we're starting with the man who made it all possible, StoryCorps Founder Dave Isay.
My name... Dave Isay
StoryCorps employee since... 2003 (the very beginning!)
Public radio listener since... I was 22 years old - the day I recorded my first radio story.
My job is... Founder of StoryCorps.. Once upon a time (ten years ago) I made radio documentaries for NPR. Now I spend all of my time fundraising and/or evangelizing for the organization. Highlight of each week: spending a blessed 10 minutes working with our brilliant production team on the Friday Morning Edition broadcast. All in all, I couldn't be happier—StoryCorps is my calling.
When I tell people about StoryCorps, they often say... "Why do you make me cry every Friday??"
Something you might not know about the StoryCorps Airstream trailer MobileBooths is... one of them is named after the great oral historian Studs Terkel.
I've learned the most about radio from... Gary Covino, former All Things Considered weekend producer and radio genius.
I wanted to be... anything but a kid when I grew up.
In my suitcase, you'll find... Tuesday NYT's crossword puzzles—they help me fall sleep—I'm not smart enough for Wednesday-Sunday.
I use social media to... What's social media?
Wait, Wait... Don't Tell Me that... my kids changed the time on my alarm clock (again!).
On Sunday morning, you'll find me... on an adventure with my kids.
If I could share a coffee with anyone, it would be... my wife.
Listening is most important when... someone feels they don't deserve to be heard.
I make it a point to never miss... an opportunity to eat a good, cheap meal.
I can't live without... artichokes.
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As I've transitioned from working year round as a very active lifeguard to a sit behind the desk facility manager, I find that I'm not as fit as I used to be. I miss the svelter me.This seems to plague a lot of former lifeguard-turned-facility…Continue
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Another tragic story, showing again, how it can be a matter of life and death when it comes to wearing a lifejacket. A father, who was an police officer with the NYPD, took his 5 year-old son out on an inflatable kayak this past weekend. A wake from a passing boat knocked them overboard. A boater spotted the son, who was wearing a lifejacket, bobbing in the water and rescued him. The father was later recovered with his shield and revolver still on him; he was not wearing a lifejacket.
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Saad first Pittsburgh-born player to take Cup homeby Staff Writer / Chicago Blackhawks
Chicago Blackhawks forward Brandon Saad spent his day with the Stanley Cup in a place familiar with the trophy: Pittsburgh.
But according to the Pittsburgh Tribune Review, Saad is the first Pittsburgh-born and -trained player to win the Cup, which has been won by the Penguins three times.
"I'd be lying if I said this whole thing wasn't more than a little surreal," Saad said Thursday. "But it's great."
The newspaper said he picked up the trophy at Pittsburgh International Airport then met with family members at his cousin's lake house.
"Took it out on the boat," Saad said. "Had some Wheaties (in the Cup) this morning for the breakfast of champions."
The 20-year-old completed his rookie season with the Blackhawks as a Calder Trophy finalist. He had 27 points (10 goals) in 46 regular-season games, and six points (one goal) in 23 Stanley Cup Playoff games.
He held a three-hour meet-and-greet at the Cider House in Gibsonia, Pa., with more than 100 people in attendance.
"I'm sure his parents had to convince him to have a party," cousin John Humenik said. "He's always been quiet. Really, it's a testament to his family. They have always kept him grounded. I don't think all the fame will ever hurt his character. He's just a good, good kid."
On hand was Brandon's father George, who emigrated to the United States from Syria to attend college.
"God bless America," George Saad told the newspaper. "It's the only place on Earth where you can chase your dreams, and your dreams can come true. And honestly, this whole year has been like a dream. And for Brandon, it came true."
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2. After being printed the cards are randomly distributed by a professional Vegas Poker Dealer to the 17 Board of Directors who shall be seated at a large round table. After a designated time of no more than one hour the Directors will each pick a #1 Burner Draft Pick (BDP) from their respective piles.
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During the weekends of March 29-30 and April 12-13, they will take small groups of people to see Gunnison sage grouse strut on leks (breeding grounds) east of Monticello.
Utah is home to two sage grouse species: the greater sage grouse and the Gunnison sage grouse. Gunnison sage grouse are the rarer of the two.
US Fish and Wildlife is proposing the designation of the grouse as an endangered species and thousands of acres of private land as critical habitat.
To avoid disturbing the grouse, each weekend trip is limited to no more than 15 people. There's no cost to see the grouse.
If you'd like to attend one of the trips, call Brent Stettler at 435-613-3707.
On the Friday evening of each weekend, an orientation will be held in the commission chambers of the San Juan County Building at 117 South Main in Monticello.
The orientations and presentation begin at 7 p.m. They are led by Guy Wallace, wildlife biologist with the Division of Wildlife Resources.
You'll learn about the ecology, life history, geographic distribution and legal status of Gunnison sage grouse. You'll also receive information about where and when to meet the following morning.
The best viewing al ways occurs just before dawn or right at dawn. Within an hour after sunrise, grouse are usually done strutting.
Please prepare for winter-like conditions. Bring a camera and a pair of binoculars or a spotting scope. (The DWR biologist will also have extra binoculars and spotting scopes you can use.)
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Falcon International Reservoir Tops List of Best Bass Lakes in the U.S.
ATHENS—Fabled Falcon has been ranked the number one bass lake in the country by the editors of Bassmaster magazine, but the good news doesn't stop there.
Another Texas-Mexico border reservoir, Amistad, is number six on the list, and six other Texas reservoirs made the top 100.
The Texas lakes on the list with their rankings are:
No. 1—Falcon
No. 6—Amistad
No. 15—Toledo Bend (shared with Louisiana)
No. 19—Sam Rayburn
No. 26—Fork
No. 39—Choke Canyon
No. 64—Conroe
No. 88—O.H. Ivie
"The list was compiled in a months-long process that included research from state fisheries agencies, nominations from B.A.S.S. Federation Nation tournament organizers and a panel of widely traveled professional anglers, fishing writers and others," stated a press release issued by B.A.S.S.
Falcon is legendary among professional bass anglers for its winning four-day bag of 132.5 pounds during the 2008 Bassmaster Elite Series tournament. Tournament-winning catches regularly average eight pounds per fish.
The eight reservoirs in Texas making the top 100 list are the most for any state. Florida has seven.
Of the states bordering Texas, three Arkansas lakes made the list, along with three each from Louisiana and Oklahoma and two from New Mexico.
"This supports the opinion we've long had that Texas has the best largemouth bass fishing in the nation," said Dave Terre, Texas Parks and Wildlife Department's Inland Fisheries Division chief of research and management. "The aggressive Florida largemouth bass stocking program in Texas coupled with the outstanding efforts of our fisheries biologists who direct our management efforts are responsible for making fishing great in Texas."
Bassmaster editor James Hall said the rankings are based on a variety of factors, not just opinions. "The method was as scientific as we could make it," he said. The 100 Best Bass Lakes list used state fisheries agencies electrofishing and creel survey data, tournament catch data and accessibility and fish stocking practices. The final list was developed by a panel that considered the current fishability of each lake, its history, big fish catches, overall quantity potential and the aesthetics of the surrounding area.
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The automotive sector is undergoing a period of rapid and disruptive transformation from both a business and technical standpoint.
Estimates suggest that the global laboratory informatics market, valued at $2.6 billion in 2019, will witness CAGR of 7.5 per cent over the next five years, reaching $3.8 billion in 2024[1].
Modern drug discovery and development workflows incorporate a growing range of automated, high-throughput technologies that can generate data on a truly impressive scale.
'This will be the life sciences century … because of personalised medicine, information technology, and knowledge on biological systems,' said Fred Hassan, a partner of Warburg Pincus and former CEO of Schering-Plough.
With data rates increasing and more complex challenges arising in life sciences, Panasas' Jim Donovan and Dale Brantly discuss the benefits of using HPC for these workloads
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The Burke family is bringing back its "Spooky Kingdom" Halloween attraction and hoping that Mother Nature will not be as brutal this year.
For eight years, the family has invited the public to their home at Lovley Drive in Plantsville to enjoy a home-made Halloween adventure. They have also encouraged their guests to make a donation to a cause dear to their hearts – the Connecticut Alzheimer's Association.
The Spooky Kingdom has enjoyed a growing following over the years. In 2010, over 1,400 people attended and the family raised over $2,100 for their cause. In 2011, they thought they were on track to have their best year ever, especially after the first night of the event alone brought in 631 people and raised $1,376. However, the sudden and devastating arrival of Winter Storm Alfred in late October shut down the Kingdom.
"We were really crushed," said Bonnie Burke. "We had done so well that first weekend and gotten some great [media] coverage. We thought were in for some huge traffic and then that storm hit."
She said a few guests had even shown up after the storm, but without electricity the family couldn't put on the show.
This year, they are hoping to rebound and have a set a fundraising goal of $2,500. Each year's event is preceded by several weeks of work on the animatronic ghouls and the spooky decorations that surround them. "Spookmaster" Howard Burke has a passion for designing these machines and the event has a following online among fans of haunted house attractions.
"I went last year and it was awesome," wrote Sara Putala Marzi on the event's Facebook page. "[It] definitely should be checked out and it's for a good cause."
Spooky Kingdom competes against some larger attractions in the area, such as Lake Compounce's Halloween event and the huge Trail of Terror in Wallingford. However, the Burke family has found a niche thanks to the kid-friendly nature of their attraction. Some families bring kids as young as 3 years old.
"We let people know right away that it's all animatronics," Burke said. "There's nobody jumping out to scare the kids. Parents appreciate that because they are looking for something they do with their younger kids that won't be too frightening for them."
This year, Spooky Kingdom on 14 Lovley Drive will be open on the evenings of October 20, 21, 27, 28 and 31 from 7 pm to 9 pm. Admission is free but donations to the Connecticut Alzheimer's Association are encouraged. More information can be found on the event's website, www.spookykingdom.org.


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Online Only Investigative Reporting Group Wins Investigative Reporting Award
from the who-says-you-can't-do-investigative-reporting-online deptWe still haven't quite figured out why some newspaper folks insist that you need print newspapers to do investigative reporting. A few weeks ago, we noted that there were a growing number of quite successful online only investigative reporting organizations. One of which was VoiceOfSanDiego.com -- funded by a bunch of local businesses who felt there wasn't enough local investigative reporting in San Diego. Now Nick writes in to let us know that VoiceOfSanDiego.com has won a top award in investigative reporting, the IRE or Investigative Reporters and Editors award. The award was for online investigative reporting, but it clearly wasn't limited to just online-only publications, since at least one traditional newspaper was included in the finalists.
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Columbus city officials will hit the road in June to seek neighborhood input about infrastructure improvements and gather support for a bond package to appear on the Nov. 5 ballot.
Columbus city officials will hit the road in June to seek neighborhood input about infrastructure improvements and gather support for a bond package to appear on the Nov. 5 ballot.
The four community meetings will focus on the city's proposed five-year capital improvements program, the money from which will go toward maintaining infrastructure, facilities and equipment.
The neighborhood meetings will help the city shape the CIP budget, which is projected to be about $800 million, officials estimate.
Dan Williamson, spokesman for Mayor Michael B. Coleman, stressed approval will not raise taxes.
Because Columbus has an AAA credit rating, the city can borrow money at a lower interest rate to pay for the projects.
"If we can get voter approval for this, we can do more and do it sooner," Williamson said.
It would be the first such issue to appear on the ballot since 2008, when Columbus voters approved a $1.66 billion bond package.
Carl Lee, chairman of the Milo Grogan Area Commission, said the city's been generous in recent years by spending more than $12 million on the neighborhood.
But he plans to attend one of the meetings to remind city leaders of the community's needs.
"We're just going to keep beating the drum pleasantly," Lee said. "We'll be in line. We're not going to get out of the line."
City council and representatives from city departments are scheduled to attend the public meetings, which will run from 6 to 8 p.m. They are scheduled for:
* June 4 -- Marion Franklin Community Center, 2801 Lockbourne Road.
* June 5 -- Whetstone Community Center, 3923 N. High St.
* June 11 -- Barnett Community Center, 1184 Barnett Road.
* June 13 -- Westgate Shelterhouse, 3271 Wicklow Road.


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Remember all those issues I was having with trying to get someone to bake me a vegan wedding cake? I had practically resolved myself to baking my own when I got an email from a vegan-network-friend of mine who lives on the Northshore (New Orleans speak for the north side of Lake Pontchartrain). One of her friends opened up a bakery in Mandeville a few months ago, she wrote, and baked vegan cupcakes pretty regularly.
To which I said, YES PLEASE THANK YOU.
My parents are not so into the idea of a cupcake tower for the wedding, but they'll suck it up. I admit, I did have my heart set on a "real" cake for a while, but a delicious, gorgeous, vegan presentation is what it comes down to.
And after my meeting with KC of KC's Babycakes, I am absolutely convinced that it's exactly what I'll have. She came highly recommended from a trusted source, which is always good. But you just never know, particularly with vegan baked goods I think, until you sit down and sink your teeth in. This is precisely what I did last Monday. KC spent two full hours with me, and as those of you who know me are well aware, that is a LONG time to spend with me when I'm really excited about something. I sampled six (count them, six) different flavors of her vegan cupcakes. Somehow, each was more extraordinary than the last. You want to hear about them, don't you?
Cookies n cream: a crazy moist rich chocolate cupcake with just a hint of almond, topped with an intensely sweet vanilla buttercream speckled with crumbled oreo-style cookies, crowned with a whole cookie nestled in the middle for good measure. This is an excellent showcase for just how good a simple (but extremely well-baked) chocolate cupcake can be.
Coconut and Coffee: a subtly flavored caramel brown coconut cupcake, slathered in rich coffee buttercream then rimmed with a ring of toasted coconut shavings. Gourmet, doubtless; this cupcake is somehow simultaneously exotic and extravagant while also being comforting and homey. It may be KC's favorite of her vegan creations; me, I am having a very difficult time choosing a favorite.
Vanilla Chocolate Swirl: a basic made fancy, two moist and delicious cakes marbled in the cup and topped with a generous helping of vanilla buttercream, finished with miniature chocolate chips. It's hard to describe how decadent this cakelet is as it sounds so simple, so you'll just have to believe me.
Lemon Macadamia: a lightly lemon cupcake punctuated with chunks of real macadamia nuts, topped with a pungent, bright frosting made with real fresh lemon juice, and finally rimmed with colored sugar for a look that is both sophisticated and fun. (This one happens to be modeling the cupcake wrapper I've chosen - "Aloha" from Paper Orchid. Many thanks to KC for cluing me in on this new cupcake trend!)
Banana Split: here's where we really start getting crazy! A cupcake with a banana bread like consistency - because it's made with real banana, making it ultra dense and moist with true banana flavor - but sweeter and with mini chocolate chips in it. Then topped in a lush twirl of delicately banana flavored buttercream frosting. The cupcakes I tasted were sprinkled with pecans and then topped with a cherry, which was a great finish. However, to be more friendly to my nut-allergic guest(s), for the wedding they'll be drizzled in chocolate ganache before being cherried. Too divine!
Wedding Cake: a flavor that I *believe* was developed just for me! In case you don't know, in New Orleans there is a flavor actually known as "wedding cake flavor" - you can order it at any good snowball stand. It's generally a creamy almond flavor, and it's been a tradition at Nola nuptials since anyone can remember. This cupcake did not disappoint. A perfectly dense, moist, rich, creamy lightly almond and vanilla white cupcake, topped with wonderfully rich almond buttercream, and finished with the most darling candy pearls you'd ever wish to see. Simple and elegant, this is the flavor that really made the set for me. We'll also have a 6" cake atop the tower that will be baked from this batter. I really couldn't be more pleased with how this one came out.
I'll stop killing you with cupcake descriptions now - except to say that we actually haven't decided between doing the cookies n cream described above, or a classic red velvet. I didn't get to sample KC's red velvet, but based on what I've seen and tasted, I have zero doubt that it is exquisite. And I can't help thinking of some kind of chocolate-and-strawberry concoction... Maybe a small groom's cake? What can I say? Life is full of so many difficult decisions.
Some day soon I'll tell you what happens when you take a dozen of the fabulous cupcakes described above over to the only vegetarian restaurant in town (Cafe Bamboo), have a couple of Abitas, and start getting generous. But that, loves, is a story for another day.


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Laetitia Sadier is responsible for more than you might think. As a core member of Stereolab, she helped shape the underground climate as we know it today with a spirit of independence that few other bands have mustered. But now Sadier has a new band, Monade.
As a bedroom-bound project, a spectacularly lo-fi album was released in 2003 after six years of on-off recording. Nowadays, Monade are an eight-legged band on the verge of writing their third album, replete with synth and bass and drums and guitars so milky and well constructed they could slink through the holes in a Crunchie bar. The band's second album, A Few Steps More (on the Too Pure label), is a miracle of dainty construction and crashing build-ups to destructive guitar inferno, and shot through with the kind of ambiguity only someone as stonily passionate and clear about her ideals as Laetitia Sadier.
So is she sick of Monade being referred to as a Stereolab side-project? What's the key behind those glorious accelerations? What the hell does 'Monade' mean anyway? DiS caught up with her at the final night in The French Disconnection's utterly great series of gigs bringing French acts to our fair island, in the bar below the Kilburn Luminaire. It was WELL noisy…
Writer for The Wire Simon Reynolds defined post-rock as using rock 'n' roll instruments for non-rock 'n' roll purposes, often referring to Stereolab. How far is this true with Monade?
I think… I don't know. I hope that Monade rock. I think sometimes it does. And sometimes Stereolab rock as well. I think rock is, really, a wide thing where… it just feels good, there's movement.
Speaking of movement, Monade's songs often move from languid beginnings to crazy endings. Why does this keep happening?
I know, I know, I'm really aware of this! It's like, "Oh shit, another one of those songs where I start slow and goes into a second part that goes really fast…". I'm very aware of the fact that you can't rock all the time. You need two opposites to be able to work off each other. So at the moment it's just my format and I'm really stuck in this thing! I'd like to find a new way and hopefully I will, but it's like trying to find the trick for tele-transportation. You know it's possible, but we just can't quite get there.
Now that Monade has a steady line-up, has the way the songs are crafted changed? Is there an influence from everyone else?
The band only really came together on the last little tour we did, four dates in France. And now I'm thinking, "Ah yes, here's the sound, this feels right." Everyone feels confident in their roles. We are working on new songs together, it's all very new and we can explore.
The word 'Monade' can refer to a psychologically childlike state. Does that come across in your songs?
I don't know where you read this! But that's what's interesting about this word, it means so many different things. Originally, 'Monade' was about the universe folding, and in that fold everything becomes one. The idea behind Monade is that you cannot separate it, you cannot cut it. It's one. When I first started with this term it was supposed to describe a part of the brain where there are no opposites. And it's strange, because I like opposites. But you know how life is made of paradoxes? Well that's one paradox – that we're made of opposites but we make one, and we're kind of inseparable. We think we're separable, but that's not the question. You may think you're separate from that wall over there [points behind my head], but in fact materially you are not. I don't know, I'm really discovering these things as I go along, this ever-expanding word and what it can mean. We are at one on this Earth and in the universe, we are one. Possibly.
On your last record there are two instrumental sketches, 'Dittyah' and 'Dittysweep'. What function do they have in the album?
Well, I'm a fan of a band from Chicago called The Eternals and I was really impressed with their album, Bewareness. All the songs were linked by these crazy, intense, small bits of music and I thought, [adopts baby's voice] "I wanna do that! I want some atmosphere on my record!" And I have a friend from Chicago who was over and was helping his girlfriend record and I said, "Okay, well, let's record two short bits of music, whatever, we'll just do it." I'm not convinced that it did create anything particularly interesting, I just wanted something… other. Something unprepared, something more incidental.
How was the transition between recording the first album (songs recorded by yourself over a six-year period) and your last album?
Recording the second one was completely different, because we were a band, we wrote songs and rehearsed them. We did it in two batches, one in the summer and one in the winter. It was completely different because we were aware that this was going to be an album. It was a lot more work, actually. Just a big experience. With the first one I was thinking, "If I have five more songs I can do an album, woo! Scary!"
What sort of things do you write about with Monade? Stereolab lyrics tended to be rather focused on radical ideologies. Is this still an influence?
It's a lot more introverted because I was really shying away from the lyrics and what I wanted to put lyrically into Monade. To be honest, I was trying more to define myself musically. That was really the priority. I did the lyrics in Stereolab, so I thought, [adopts baby's voice once again] "Music! I want to write Music!" But now that I feel that the music is coming together and I'm thinking about the lyrics. That has to follow, that's going to be good.
You've been quoted as saying that the songs on A Few Steps More are about 'becoming'. Becoming what?
Becoming in the sense that you keep your options open. That people can become, they are always in a state of becoming. Always in a state where you can act upon it, so you can be more in charge of your destiny. We are in control. We cannot give up on that, because I have a sense in this world that things are closed, there's no alternatives, [becomes sarcastic] everybody's sad, human beings are shit, I hate everybody… No. It's not that simple. That's the easy option. You could have cancer when you're forty, or take lots of drugs… I feel there's much, much more on offer. Don't take the easy option. It worked for me all the time. Chances are if you think like this in terms of Becoming, you build something and it's like, Oh! There it is! This thing I never thought could happen, this dream I never thought was possible has happened.
Is that how you see Monade?
Yes. Definitely. It has given me much more than what I have dreamt of. Although I think positively, I think there is a big negativist inside me. And so the options are always open. Okay, maybe inside you are feeling fear, I have fear, but open the doors anyway. You don't know who might come in or come out, it could be interesting and 90 per cent of the time, or 80 per cent of the time it is interesting or fascinating. So I think it's always best to open the door and be trusting that life has something interesting to offer.
Listen to Monade at their MySpace site, here.


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TRAVEL ALERT: Updated Jan 8, 2008
I was informed by a reader that there have been recent attacks by masked, armed bandits in Rosarito and Puerto Nueve. Kindly read this article on MSNBC and US Department of State Travel Warnings site before going.
Where can you get some of the best–and affordable lobsters–in the world? The answer lies in a small coastal town named Puerto Nuevo, or self-described as "Lobster Capital of Baja California" in Mexico; a convenient 30 to 40 minutes drive south of the San Diego-Mexico border.
Other than the milder weather, nice environs and good food, one great perk of living in Southern California is the fact that I can practically go abroad in 2 hours, driving. I have been to Puerto Nuevo many times to savor the scrumptious lobsters, but this post marks the first entry in Rasa Malaysia and serves as an ultimate guide to eating the best lobsters in the world. Click the image aboveto view all pictures and read the following guide to eating the best lobsters in Baja California, Mexico…
Dining Guide: Lobsters in Puerto Nuevo, Baja California, Mexico
How do I get to Puerto Nuevo?
Take 1-5 South all the way to the US-Mexico border. As soon as you cross the border, stay in the right lane and you will see a signboard that reads "Rosarito-Ensenada." Turn right and just follow the signboard. As you come to the top of the hill, follow the signboard that says "Rosarito/Puerto Nuevo/Ensenada Cuota." (Cuota stands for the Toll Road). Pass through two toll gates (each for US$2.40), then exit when you see the "Puerto Nuevo" sign. Turn left and head south on the old highway. Puerto Nuevo is located on your right about 2 miles south of the "Puerto Nuevo" exit.
Which restaurant should I go to?
There are over 30 restaurants in Puerto Nuevo but I always go to Puerto Nuevo I or Restaurant Nuevo. This restaurant is hard-to-miss; located on your left hand side with a big "1" sign on its roof as you enter Puerto Nuevo. Puerto Nuevo I is constantly packed with diners, with a beeline of eager (and hungry) patrons lining up outside of the restaurant. There is only one thing served here: lobsters. Choose the size of your lobster–small, medium or large; each order comes with 3 lobster halves. (I strongly recommend medium sized lobsters.) The lobsters are served with sides such as beans, rice, chips, salsa, unlimited supplies of fresh, homemade flour tortillas (which is easily the best ever!).
Restaurant Nuevo AKA Puerto Nuevo I
Km. 44 Carr. a Ensenada Puerto Nuevo (Km. 44 Old Highway to Ensenada New Port),
Baja California,
Tel: (661) 614-1411
When does lobster season start in Puerto Nuevo?
The lobster season is from October through March each year. Restaurants are open during off-season, but you might get frozen lobsters instead of fresh ones.
What makes Puerto Nuevo lobsters better than others?
The answer is simple: live local (California coast) spiny lobsters pan-fried with lard so the meat stays tender and succulent, with that unmistakenly lobster aroma. Yum!
How much are the lobsters?
Price ranges from $15-$30 each (usually 3 lobster halves per person with sides included). At Puerto Nuevo I/Restaurant Nuevo, medium-sized lobsters are priced at $20 each.
What else should I see or do while in Puerto Nuevo?
- Check out the local shops and souvenirs stores.
- Sipping Margarita at restaurants/bars along the sea, looking out the beautiful Pacific coastline, preferably open air if weather permits.
- Try out the sweet tamale sold by this mobile vendor outside of Puerto Nuevo I restaurant. He is not always there, but if you are lucky, don't miss out his sweet tamale.
- Visit the famed Hotel Calafia–a beautiful mission-style hotel where Titanic was filmed. Hotel Calafia is a few kilometers north of Puerto Nuevo, along the old highway.
- Stop by Rosarito, the beach town north of Puerto Nuevo. Visit the local market and shops for sourvenirs, Mexican handicrafts, or get cheap beer at the numerous watering holes in town.
There you have it, my guide to eating the best lobsters in Puerto Nuevo, Baja California, Mexico. Try it, you will not regret it, I promise! For in-depth resources about Puerto Nuevo, check out this website and please stay tuned for my pictures of Puerto Nuevo in my next post!
Other lobster posts on Rasa Malaysia:


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When the skies darken and the lights flicker on, the areas of Earth we populate gain a surreal glow that traces our existence in a breathtaking way.
A new series of photos released by NASA and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's jointly-operated Suomi NPP satellite gives us a clearer view than ever before at our illuminated world during nighttime. Perhaps you could compare the view to a series of electrified blood vessels and arteries.
CNET photojournalist James Martin compiled a gallery of these stunning images from the aforementioned agencies that shows off the amazing electric show that comes from continents such as the suburban sprawl of North America to the blazing oil fields of the Middle East. The project, known as the "Black Marble," required 312 orbits and the extremely powerful Visible Infrared Imaging Radiometer Suite (VIIRS) sensor to capture 2.5 terabytes of pictures. Cloudless shots compiled from the massive amount of data was then sewn on to the classic 1994 'Blue Marble' imagery for the clearest glimpse of visible light at night seen yet.
You can tell the dramatic examples of how life differs from country to country in the series of photos, such as the sweeping darkness over the Midwest U.S. and the bright coastal areas, or the stark contrast of power usage between the dimly lit North Korea and the hyper-bright South Korea. Additionally, if you look closely at the picture of Australia, you'll notice half the continent lit up from the wildfires that occurred earlier this year.
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What is the explanation of the apparent randomness of high-level phenomena in nature? For example the distribution of females vs. males in a population (I am referring to randomness in terms of the unpredictability and not in the sense of it necessarily having to be evenly distributed). 1. Is it accepted that these phenomena are not really random, meaning that given enough information one could predict it? If so isn't that the case for all random phenomena? 2. If there is true randomness and the outcome cannot be predicted - what is the origin of that randomness? (is it a result of the randomness in the micro world - quantum phenomena etc...)
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MILWAUKEE - The Brewers could be forgiven if they were beaten by a sharp Cole Hamels, or couldn't climb out the hole caused by a lousy start from Wily Peralta.
However, when you lose your third straight home game to the soon-to-be-dismantled Phillies, 4-1, Wednesday, and manage just three hits in eight innings against Roberto Hernandez ... that is probably when a first-place team with a dwindling lead might need to set off the alarms.
Hernandez had been 1-6 with a 5.45 ERA in his previous seven starts, yet was nothing short of baffling against the Brewers (52-40), who have lost four straight and allowed the National League Central to turn into a log jam.
The Phillies got all the runs they needed off Kyle Lohse via home runs by Chase Utley and Jimmy Rollins. Utley gave the Phils a 1-0 lead in the first with his eighth homer of the season and second of the series. Rollins snapped a 1-1 tie in the sixth when, after Cameron Rupp opened the frame with a single, he drove a two-run shot that just cleared the fence in right-center.
But the real star of the game for the Phils was the starter.
Hernandez allowed just two hits, with two of them coming in the bottom of the second when Aramis Ramirez had an infield single, moved to second on a soft groundout to third, then scored on a broken-bat single to center by Lyle Overbay. In truth, Ramirez - as slow a runner as you'll see - had no business scoring on that hit since he got a lousy jump off second. However, every team in baseball has a run-no-matter-what alert on Ben Revere in center field, so Ramirez headed home anyway as Revere's throw took two hops and sputtered up the third-base line harmlessly.
That would be all Hernandez would allow, as his sinker was heavy and dancing. He had thrown just 84 pitches through eight innings, but Ryne Sandberg let Jonathan Papelbon fluff his trade value by working the ninth and picking up his third save in as many days.


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Lets say i have an off the shelf eccomerce cart. I put all the code inside subversion. I start to make changes and check the code changes back in.
is it possible to then display each "check in" with the developer messages so that i can make release notes?
I would like to use this for actual quoted time.