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Hail to the Chef State of the Onion Frittata
Not quite a quiche, but more than a casserole, this light and tasty pasta and egg combo will satisfy even a presidential appetite.
You will need:
4 tablespoons extra virgin (or at least somewhat demure) olive oil
3 cups thinly sliced onions
3 cups thinly sliced leeks, preferably from a highly placed White House source
1/4 teaspoon salt
4 tablespoons butter
1/2 cup dry white wine
8 ounces uncooked pasta, suitably presidential in shape and type. Bowties? (Definitely not angel hair.)
3/4 cup freshly grated Parmesan or Romano cheese, plus extra for garnish
2 red or yellow bell peppers
4 extra large eggs
3 or 4 drops of hot pepper sauce
3 tablespoons freshly chopped basil
1 cup cooked and crumbled hot Italian sausage
sliced green onions for garnish
1 small tasty scandal, cooked up and served just at the right moment
Place a large, heavy saute pan over low heat and add the olive oil, onions, leeks, and a pinch of salt.
Cover the pan with a tight-fitting lid and cook until the onions and leeks have softened and begun releasing their liquid (about 45 minutes). Stir occasionally.
Add white wine and increase the heat to medium. Continue cooking and stirring, uncovered, until the wine has evaporated and the onion-leek mixture has caramelized and turned deep brown. The volume of the mixture should have reduced to about 1 & 1/2 cups. Set the mixture aside to cool.
Cook the pasta in 4 quarts of lightly salted, boiling water until cooked, but still quite firm to the bite. Drain and immediately toss with 2 tablespoons of the butter and the grated cheese. Set aside.
Place the bell peppers directly over a high flame or under the broiler, turning occasionally until the skins blister and blacken on all sides. Place in a paper bag and allow to rest for 15 minutes. Remove from bag, scrape off the burnt skin under running water and slice thinly. Set aside.
Combine the eggs and hot pepper sauce in a large mixing bowl and beat until evenly blended. Fold in the caramelized onion mixture, pasta, chopped basil, and Italian sausage. Season to taste with salt and a couple of grindings of black pepper. Preheat broiler.
Melt the remaining butter in a large, nonstick saute pan over medium heat. Once the butter begins to foam, pour in the pasta mixture and press down lightly with a spatula to form an even layer. Reduce the heat to low.
Once the frittata has set on the bottom and sides, artfully arrange the roasted pepper slices over the top to resemble the Presidential Seal and sprinkle with grated cheese. Place under the preheated broiler and cook until fully set and lightly golden.
Transfer to a serving platter and garnish with sliced green onions. Cut into wedges and don't even think of serving until someone begins a stirring rendition of, "Hail to the Chef." Eat with gusto, but make sure to save room for a plate of "First Lady Fingers."
When it comes time to do the dishes, explain diplomatically that term limits specifically prohibit you from remaining in the kitchen. Then tearfully hand your apron over to the speaker of the house. (For dramatic effect, make sure to have a chopper waiting.)
Serves either 4 Republicans, 6 Democrats, or 200 Greens
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text: Isaac Bashevis SingerSinger, Isaac Bashevis (bäshĕvˈĭs) [key], 1904–91, American novelist and short-story writer in the Yiddish language, younger brother of I. J. Singer, b. Leoncin, Poland (then in Russia). The son of a provincial Hasidic rabbi (see Hasidism), he moved to Warsaw in the early 1920s and became associated with the city's Yiddish literati. He emigrated to the United States in 1935 and worked in New York City as a journalist on the Yiddish-language Jewish Daily Forward, which also published much of his early fiction. In 1943 he became an American citizen. Singer's American career was launched a decade later when his story "Gimpel the Fool" was discovered by Irving Howe, translated by Saul Bellow, and published in the Partisan Review. Singer's work, often frankly sexual, draws heavily on Jewish folklore, religion, and mysticism and frequently deals with shtetl life in pre-Holocaust Eastern Europe. Many of his later works treat the loneliness of old age and the sense of alienation produced in Jews by the dissolution of values through assimilation with the Gentile world. His novels include Satan in Goray (1933, tr. 1955), The Family Moskat (1945, tr. 1950), The Slave (tr. 1962), The Manor (tr. 1967), Enemies (tr. 1972), Shosha (tr. 1978), The Penitent (tr. 1983), Scum (tr. 1991), and the posthumously published Shadows on the Hudson (tr. 1997). Singer is also highly regarded for his hundreds of vivid, imaginative, perceptive, and witty short stories. Collections include Gimpel the Fool (tr. 1961), The Spinoza of Market Street (tr. 1961), Old Love (tr. 1979), and The Death of Methuselah (tr. 1985). In 2004 his Collected Stories, in English translation, were published in three volumes. Singer also wrote books for children and several plays, notably The Mirror (tr. 1973). Though he wrote in Yiddish, he was fluent in English and closely supervised the English translations of his works. In 1978 he won the Nobel Prize in Literature, the first Yiddish-language author to be so honored. See his autobiographical In My Father's Court (1966); his memoirs, A Little Boy in Search of God (1976), A Young Man in Search of Love (1978), Lost in America (1979), and Love and Exile (1984); biographies by P. Kresh (1979), C. Sinclair (1983), J. Hadda (1997), and F. Noiville (2006); I. Stavans, ed., Isaac Bashevis Singer: An Album (2004); studies by E. Alexander (1980), D. N. Miller (1985), and G. Farrell and B. Farrell, ed. (1996). The Columbia Electronic Encyclopedia, 6th ed. Copyright © 2012, Columbia University Press. All rights reserved. See more Encyclopedia articles on: Hebrew Literature: Biographies |


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He is not a stranger to filmdom, considering his father-in-law is veteran artist Prem Chopra and his sister Mansi Joshi is an actress and is married to actor-filmmaker Rohit Roy. But Sharman Joshi says connections don't work in showbiz and everyone has to prove his or her mettle to get recognition.
"You are at the mercy of people. No connections really help here (filmdom). You have to prove yourself. No one can fight the battle for you. It has been a lonely journey," Sharman Joshi told IANS in an interview.
After having been part of the industry for 13 years and having worked in 19 films, Sharman says there is no particular formula to succeed in showbiz.
"There are no rules for the success of any film and that's the beauty of cinema and art," he said, adding that there are no norms "as long as you are convinced about the script".
Though he proved his mettle in films like "Life In A Metro", "Rang De Basanti", "Golmaal" and "3 Idiots", all these films had an ensemble cast.
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Overwhelmed with encouraging response, the 33-year-old says that people within the industry too reacted positively.
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"After the success of 'Ferrari Ki Sawaari' all I can say is that I want to do more good quality cinema."
Right now, mainstream big budget "Rowdy Rathore", which stars Akshay Kumar, has done good business by crossing the Rs.100 crore mark and an upbeat Sharman says all kinds of films are important for an actor and for the industry.
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We decided to make a map of all the instances of vandalism and serious threats against Democrats. Check it out below -- and click the markers for details on each incident. (ed.note: Be sure to zoom in on Ohio.)
Below the map, we round up some other late developments on the threats against Dems.
*(This map was last updated April 7, 2010.)*
View Vandalism Surrounding Passage of Health Reform in a larger map
* Rep. Steve Driehaus (D-OH), who is on the map above, today [said he confronted](http://tpmdc.talkingpointsmemo.com/2010/03/amid-death-threats-dem-rep-dreihaus-points-the-finger-at-gop-leadership.php) Minority Leader John Boehner over an interview in which Boehner said Driehaus would be a "dead man" if he voted for the bill. "I think it's really important for folks around here, especially leader Boehner, to understand that his words have consequences," Driehaus said.
* Rep. Louise Slaughter (D-NY), on the map for an attack on her district office, [released a statement](http://tpmlivewire.talkingpointsmemo.com/2010/03/slaughter-on-violence-and-threats-gop-fanning-the-flames-with-coded-rhetoric.php) pointing the finger at the GOP leadership: "It's more disturbing to me that Republican leadership has not condemned these attacks and instead appears to be fanning the flames with coded rhetoric." Slaughter also said she got a voice mail "referencing snipers."
* Sarah Palin [posted on Facebook](http://tpmlivewire.talkingpointsmemo.com/2010/03/palin-uses-crosshairs-to-identify-dems-who-voted-for-health-care-reform.php) a map of her own -- showing cross-hair graphics over the districts of vulnerable Democrats who backed the health reform legislation. Earlier she tweeted "Commonsense Conservatives & lovers of America: 'Don't Retreat, Instead - RELOAD!' Pls see my Facebook page."
* Rep. Chris Van Hollen (D-MD), chair of the DCCC, called for "some adult supervision within the Republican party" in [an interview on MSNBC](http://tpmlivewire.talkingpointsmemo.com/2010/03/van-hollen-on-threats-the-gop-leadership-is-pouring-gasoline-on-flames.php) Wednesday. "The Republican leadership, instead of saying to its supporters around the country, 'calm down' ... they are pouring more and more gasoline on flames. And that is irresponsible," he said.
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After a tough, tough 48-47 loss to Lakeridge on Feb. 5, the Oregon City Pioneers got the monkey off their backs last Friday, earning a 45-38 boys basketball victory over Canby.
It was the Pioneers first victory in Three Rivers League play, and the win avenged a 52-44 loss to the Cougars in a Jan. 15 game at Canby.
This win means everything for us, said Oregon City coach Aaron Newkirk. After a tough last couple of years, we wanted to have a winning season. Were one away from doing that. And if we can win one more league game, were likely to get a home game in the [state] playoffs.
The win put the Pioneers at 11-9 on the season and 1-6 in league with league games remaining with Clackamas (9-11, 2-5), top-ranked Lake Oswego (21-0, 7-0) and at cross-river rival West Linn (16-5, 6-1). The Pioneers were competitive with both Clackamas and West Linn the last time they played those two teams.
Newkirk said that senior co-captain Valentino Polk made the Pioneers biggest basket so far this season when he hit a 3-pointer late in the game with Canby.
Polks trey, scored in transition, put Oregon City up by four points with 2-1/2 minutes to play.
Trevon Bradford and Cody Hole then salted the game away with cant-missing shooting from the charity stripe.
Free throws were pivotal in the game, which saw both teams making runs. Canby was up 12-11 at the end of the first period; Oregon City led 25-19 at the half and 31-29 heading into the fourth quarter.
The Pioneers were 13-of-17 from the free throw line for the game.
Newkirk said that the Pioneers defensive play on Canby 6-5 post Sam Stelk was also pivotal.
Stelk hurt us last time [12 points] and we werent going to let that happen again, Newkirk said. We double-teamed him the whole game.... Brad Martin did a great job defending him.
Canby senior guard Coby Cates led the Cougars with a game-high 18 points in last Fridays game, but Stelk was held to just two points.
Polk (10 points, 3 assists), Hunter Knighton (10 points) and Bradford (8 points) led a balanced Pioneer offensive attack. Knighton hit three 3-pointers.
Our defense has been pretty solid all season, Newkirk said. The last time I checked we were fourth in the state in terms of points allowed and last Friday was the second least points that weve allowed an opponent....
Were still working on the offensive end, but were getting there.
Last Fridays 48-47 loss to Lakeridge was especially tough, because the Pioneers had lost to the Pacers in double overtime earlier in the season.
We played well enough to win the game but were unable to execute [at crunch time]...., Newkirk said. There is no question we are getting better, we just need to be more opportunistic. Our players are doing a tremendous job of practicing and preparing hard for every game....
Trailing 41-33 at the start of the fourth quarter, the Pioneers nearly pulled out the win. They had the final possession of the game, but turned the ball over before they could get a shot off.
Freshman Trevon Bradford tallied 15 points to lead the Pioneers in scoring, but he was the only Oregon City player in double figures. Bradford was a hot-handed 6-of-8 from the field.
Martin (8 rebounds) and Austin DeWitz (8 rebounds) were tough on the backboards, as the Pioneers outrebounded their hosts 31-22.
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DAVIS, Calif. — Sacramento State scored four runs in the eighth inning to rally for a 4-3 win over UC Davis on Tuesday at Dobbins Stadium. With the win, the Hornets improved to 30-19 overall and recorded back-to-back 30 win seasons for the first time since 1992-93.
"I think (winning 30 games) says a lot about these kids," Sacramento State head coach Reggie Christiansen said. "I think back to where we were just a few years ago, winning 19 games, and its a lot of the same players. Thirty wins is the benchmark in college baseball and we got there and all the credit goes to the kids."
Down 3-0 entering the eighth, Sacramento State received a leadoff single up the middle from Scotty Burcham and a soft line drive from Dane Fujinaka to begin the inning. Those hits ended the day for UCD starter Spencer Henderson who gave way to Robert Parucha.
Parucha forced a fly out to start his outing before Nathan Lukes singled to left field to drive in Burcham. Chris Lewis followed with a double which one-hopped against the left field wall to tie the game. Fujinaka easily scored on the play but it was Lukes, who ran through a stop sign at third base and dodged the tag at the plate, that provided the tying run.
"I thought we had one out and (Andrew) Ayers and (Justin) Higley coming behind and knew it was going to be a close," said Christiansen. "Lucky for us, he ran through it, had a good slide and the guy missed him."
Ayers was hit by a pitch and after Parucha was replaced by Craig Lanza, Higley walked to load the bases. Will Soto then hit a chopper to first where Nick Lynch elected to touch first base before throwing home. That delay allowed Lewis to slide in ahead of the tag for the go-ahead run.
The Aggies had two one-out singles in the eighth inning but pinch hitter Mike Mazzara grounded into a 4-6-3 double play to end the inning. Freshman Sutter McLoughlin pitched the ninth inning and escaped with his 15th save of the season. After a groundout started the inning, John Williams and Paul Politi both singled to place the tying run on second base. A fly out to center gave the team the second out before Lynch hit a hard ground ball to first where Chris Lewis — who was making just his second start of the season — was able to scoop it up and tag the bag.
UC Davis jumped on the board in the second inning, scoring a run without a hit. Lynch was hit by a pitch, stole second and third, before scoring on a deep sacrifice fly by Cameron Olson. The lead went to 2-0 in the fourth inning when Hunter Greenwood walked Politi with the bases loaded. The Aggies' final run came on a single from Austin March in the sixth inning.
Brandon Creel improved to 7-3 after pitching two scoreless innings. Creel was one of four pitchers on the day, following Greenwood and Zach Morgan. Greenwood allowed two runs in his five innings. All three of his walks came with two outs in the fifth inning and he also had a strikeout. Zach Morgan pitched the sixth and allowed a run on two hits with a strikeout.
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My question to those of you who know; Since a .380 shoots a larger projectile than a 9mm (correct me if I'm wrong), why are 9mms thought to have greater 'stopping power?
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My question to those of you who know; Since a .380 shoots a larger projectile than a 9mm (correct me if I'm wrong), why are 9mms thought to have greater 'stopping power?
380 doesn't shoot a larger projectile just a bit fatter one - .354 vs .380
the max grains in 380 is ~102g whearas 9mm is 158 grains
actually, no. The .380 acp (AKA 9 mm kurtz)shoots a .355 or .356 diameter bullet of varying weight, though 95 grains is typical.
The 9mm is is a .355 or .356 diameter bullet. Typical weights are 115 & 124 grains. Velocity is typically higher than the .380 as well.
So heavier bullet moving at a higher velocity means higher energy. Note: Stopping power can be argued till the cows come home.
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A .380 is also known as a 9mm "short" due to the casing being a shortened version of the 9mm casing. Bullets are almost identical other than shape. Shorter case means less powder resulting in less distance & accuracy, although for SD encounters the .380 is able to do the job just fine.
Thank you guys (and/or girls). I knew there was something I wasn't 'getting'. You folks are quite knowledgeable.
They both actually shoot .355 bullets but the 9 mm will shoot any 380 bullet and is capable of using bullets up to about 150 grains, and the 380 will only handle bullets to about 100 grains. Most .380 pistols are blow back actions and have a chamber pressure of 15000 to 20000 PSI while most 9 mm are locked breach design they operate at chamber pressure up to 30000 PSI. Some .380 pistols like the Ruger LCP are locked breach design and that enables them to be made as light and compact as they are, they don't require the heavier mass of the slide to restrain the blow back pressure. While a .380 with proper bullet design is a great CC round for warm weather when people are wearing light clothing however it is only marginal when it is carried in cold weather it would loose much of it's energy while penetrating heave coats and other layers of clothing. The newer compact 9 mm such as the Ruger LC9 are a great choice, they are light, really compact and deliver 9 mm power while being easy to carry.
the recent craze for 380's is due to pocket pistol design
but as small as the 9mm sig 938 and beretta nano is - it may make those 380's obsolete
lets just say the initial cost difference between a ruger lcp and the beretta nano is $120 - that cost will be recovered from the cost of the ammo - about 200-300 rounds which is nothing in the long run (depending on the ammo chosen)
I tell you what, there is a significant difference in carrying a nano vs a 380. The Sig 938 is a pretty concealable design but when you absolutely have to conceal a weapon and you want no body to even have a clue, there is no substitute for a .380. There are some places that though it is legal for me to carry there, if people found out they would go crazy especially in todays climate. About a year ago my brother's work called the police on him after some nosy lady was looking through his car and she saw a box of empty 9mm and freaked out. On a good note, his work got severely scolded by the police, they were very pissed and told his work its no reason to call them. Business professionals also seem to like the .380, a lawyer I know carries a ruger lcp.
In Seattle I believe, Mr. Williams in the internet cafe shooting successfully defended himself against two assailants shooting each guy twice with a .380. The robbers barely made it to the hospital. The caliber is adequate
I don't always carry a .380 but when its gotta be out of sight under specific conditions, its the one I go for and I think its the one type of gun that gets carried the most
If ur looking for a small conceal weapons take a look at the taurus pt709 9mm its as small as most .380s but u get the 9 stopping power
thanks - i stand corrected cause i was just looking at the dimension specs
That is the key point in deciding "which is best." The "best one" is the one you actually have with you when you need it. The choice is as much about your own height, weight, and hand-size as the caliber of the bullet. A typical pocket .380 was never a good option for me because my hands are just too big to hold and shoot any of them reliably at a range, much less in an emergency. Adaptations made them usable, but my current Beretta Nano fits my hand fine right out of the box and I can easily hit my target with little effort. It fits me and is with me so it is best for me. It's a poor choice for others like my wife who is just too small to use it. A typical pocket .380 is perfect for her.
Standard 9 mm Piezo electric transducer measurements from center of case is 35000 PSI and +P is 38500 PSI, There is no standard for +P+ loads. Standard 9 mm Piezo measurement from case mouth is 34084 PSI and so is NATO 9 mm measured from case mouth, and they both chronograph about the same from a Beretta 92SF. I tend to load my ammunition to about the same velocity as factory ammo or slightly higher, generally in the area of 30000 to 32000 PSI. There is really no need to push velocity and pressure to the limit, better to go to a more powerful weapon. The original post was about comparing a .380 and 9 mm, most .380 are compact or sub compact pistols, I don't know of any company that recommends more than a limited use of +P ammo in compact 9 mm pistols because it reduces the useful life of the weapon unlike full size pistols that have the extra mass and durability to handle the extra pressure. The +P+ rated ammo is not recommended for use in any compact pistol so it really is not of any concern here.


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After scoring his first IPL century, Suresh Raina on Thursday credited a perfect atmosphere in the dressing room for his brilliant run in the League.
Raina, who is the highest run-getter in IPL history so far, cracked 100 off 53 balls against Kings XI Punjab.
"To be honest I missed century in last season and previously in South Africa. When the team needs you and you perform, it is very good feeling. I am really happy to have achieved it," Raina said.
Asked how he has maintained his superb form in IPL, the diminutive left-hander said a healthy dressing room where seniors are of great help, was key to his show.
"I took the responsibility myself. I have spent a lot of time with Duncan and Fleming, and Michael Hussey has been my role model in IPL. When you have positive attitude in the dress room you tend to learn a lot of good things from the senior players. It is all about attitude and hard work.
"Twenty20 is all about how you play your shots and at the same time, you need to work really hard on your mind. I must say that God has been great in my working on all these aspects and performing well," he said.
"We are positive in the dressing room. Right now our dressing room is one of the best since IPL was introduced. We have been enjoying the moment. Hopefully, we will continue to do well in the coming matches also."
Raina said the players have gelled well and that has a lot to do in their dominant run so far.
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Raina said their pace bowlers also need to be acknowledged for today's win.
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DAVIE (CBS4) – They've tried Fiedler and Feely. They've tried Green, Lemon and Sage. They've even tried two Chads. But yet the Miami Dolphins have yet to find a quarterback who is a keeper.
It's been 28 years since they've tried taking a QB in the first round of the NFL draft, but they may do it Thursday. Then again, they might use the No. 15 pick on a running back, an offensive lineman or even a defensive player.
No one can be sure, not even general manager Jeff Ireland, who will make the decision.
"I have a fairly good sense," he says. "It can come down to two or three guys."
The decision depends on what the teams drafting ahead of Miami do, but when the Dolphins' turn comes, several promising quarterbacks are certain to remain on the board. The list could include Ryan Mallett of Arkansas, Jake Locker of Washington, Christian Ponder of Florida State and Colin Kaepernick of Nevada.
"There's good depth there," Ireland said. "I think you can find a good player. I don't have a crystal ball about what kind of players they're going to be in this league. There are a lot of things that go into play, but I think it's a good depth group. There are starters to be had."
A solid starter at quarterback is what the Dolphins need most. They've finished 7-9 the past two years with Chad Henne, who briefly lost his job last season and is increasingly viewed as a second-round washout. Chad Pennington is no longer an option as he recovers from yet another shoulder operation. And the NFL lockout indefinitely delays free agency as the source of an upgrade.
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What's Ireland looking for in evaluating quarterbacks?
"You're looking for all of it," he said. "You're looking for Peyton Manning. You're looking for Tom Brady. You're looking for arm strength, accuracy, a quick release, good footwork, intangibles, smarts, mental toughness."
Mallett's selection seems the most difficult to project. He's 6-foot-7 with a strong arm and poor mobility. Ireland was sufficiently intrigued to host the big Razorback for a two-day visit.
"I have spent a lot of time with him, not going to deny that," Ireland said. "He's a nice young man, very talented kid, got a bright future."
The question is whether his future is with the Dolphins, who finished next-to-last in the AFC in scoring last year. Henne was widely viewed as part of the problem, and Ireland and coach Tony Sparano have sent out mixed signals this offseason about his status, mixing praise with faint praise.
Sparano said Henne improved last year with his movement in the pocket and accuracy on intermediate passes, but needs to be better on deep throws.
"All you have to do is go back through the 900-something snaps that this guy has played and say, `Did he show progress? Did he get better in different areas?' And yes, he did," Sparano said.
So the Dolphins might decide none of the available quarterbacks are worth the No. 15 pick. If so, they have plenty of other needs to address.
Running backs Ronnie Brown and Ricky Williams both become free agents this offseason, and it's possible neither will rejoin the Dolphins, which makes the selection of Alabama's Mark Ingram a possibility.
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On the other hand, the Dolphins have holes in the offensive line, and one might be plugged by Florida center Mike Pouncey. Or they could opt for defense, which they did with seven of their eight draft picks last year.
Seeking a solution at quarterback may wait. After all, the Dolphins haven't used a top-15 pick on a passer since 1967, when they selected Bob Griese.
Such history probably won't influence the Dolphins' decision Thursday, but maybe it should: The last two times they took a QB in the first round, he went on to the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
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- Represented the producer of rums and spirits in a protracted dispute involving courts in three circuits, two federal agencies, and the World Trade Organization, involving the establishment of the company's rights to a trademark in the United States.
- Defended the manufacturer of packaging machinery against patent infringement claims. A global settlement was negotiated after Markman briefing and argument.
- Served as litigation counsel in a closely-watched search engine advertising case. Case settled after successful oppositions to both the plaintiff's motion to dismiss Lanham Act counterclaims and a subsequent motion for summary judgment.
- Defended a leading apparel company in trade dress infringement claims arising from pocket stitching designs.
- Challenged comparative superiority claims made by an appliance manufacturer for its steam vacuum products.
- Defended a distributor of motor scooters from claims of reverse passing off under the Lanham Act. Case was dismissed with prejudice after denial of plaintiff's preliminary injunction motion.
- On behalf of a telecommunications provider, obtained preliminary injunction in federal court in Atlanta enjoining the defendant's claim regarding the speed of dial up service.
- Challenged implied superiority and establishment claims made by competitor wireless communications company in connection with new product launch.
- Defended a toy maker in an 18-day bench trial in the Eastern District of New York in which an inventor claimed violations of the Lanham Act. The Court ruled in our client's favor.
- Obtained summary judgment dismissal of Lanham Act and state law claims arising out of alleged misappropriation of plaintiff's concept for a toy product.


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With a $1 million purse and an upgrade to Group 3 status, the Dubai Gold Cup is the first major top class stayers event on the global racing calendar. Former American-based turfer Unusual Suspect was exported to Australia to run in some of their top stayer events, eventually finishing ninth in the 2011 Emirates Melbourne Cup, and will now be off to Dubai with a similar goal. The story continues from the Illawarra Mercury.
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A race like this could suit this horse well? Although I believe Opinion Poll is gonna take a world of beating in the Dubai Gold Cup myself.


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text: Mary E. Battles Funeral services will be at 11 a.m. Thursday, April 21, at Crestwood Chapel for Mary E. Battles, 95, Hokes Bluff, who died Monday, April 18, 2011. The Rev. Anthony Copeland will officiate. Burial will be at Crestwood Cemetery. Crestwood Memorial Funeral Home will direct services. Mrs. Battles was a part of the Greatest Generation. She and her brother, Voiley Moore, survived the 1918 flu epidemic, which took the lives of her parents and other siblings. After the death of her parents, she was raised by her grandparents, whom she loved deeply. She was a charter member of Brierwood Hills Baptist Church and was most recently the oldest member of Immanuel Baptist Church, where she touched countless people with her smile and dedication. She was preceded in death by her husband, Asa E. Battles; daughter, Melba Johnson; and grandson, Thomas Henderson. She is survived by her daughter, Audrey Henderson, Hokes Bluff; grandsons, Charles Barnett, Hokes Bluff, and Jimmy (Darlea) Henderson, Hokes Bluff; great-grandchildren, Carrie (Jerry) Works, Savannah, Ga., Dylan Henderson, Hokes Bluff, Matthew Henderson and Abigail Henderson, Hokes Bluff; great-great-grandchildren, Katie Works and Alex Works, Savannah, Ga. Pallbearers will be Charles Barnett, Jimmy Henderson, Dylan Henderson, Steve Fleming, Kenneth Means and Greg Walker. Special thanks to the nurses and staff of Northside Healthcare. The family will receive friends at the funeral home Thursday morning from 10 a.m. until the hour of service.


text: Indie Studio 'Hates' Its Name, Tries on a Size FiveOwen Good5/21/11 1:00pmFiled to: Zombie zombie cowZombie cow studiosSize five gamesIndieDan marshallPrivatesTime gentlemen pleasePC118EditPromoteShare to KinjaToggle Conversation toolsGo to permalink "I've always hated the name Zombie Cow Studios," says Zombie Cow Studios' Dan Marshall. "It was a mistake from Day One." So the maker of Privates and Time Gentlemen, Please! is putting in for some new letterhead and business cards with the name Size Five Games on them. Advertisement "To me, it felt like the sort of name a try-hard 14-year-old would come up with," Marshall writes on Zombie Cow Size Five's blog. "Arf arf, gore is COOL. Well, it turns out actually cows are stupid."Marshall said "Zombie Cow" was "awkward to say out loud in front of grown-ups," and that mentions of the company name made his "heart sink every time." Ouch. Advertisement "There's no point going through life putting up with something that makes you unhappy if it's completely within your power to change it," he said. So voila.What does "Size Five" mean? "Loads of things, personally. But importantly: we make the fifth size of game," Marshall says. And as to that, he swears he's been hard at work on a new game. "It's completely self-financed. It's the best-looking thing I've ever put together by far, and I'm extremely eager to show it off," he says. "The first screenshots and info will be out soon-ish, I hope." Formerly Zombie Cow Studios [Size Five Games]Reply118 repliesLeave a reply


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note: I don't own pokemon and Make is a OC
I was ready to do the impossible, something no one has done before, the task that makes people simply give up… I was going to catch mew. I know, I know, you're thinking how on earth am I, Make, the great, ninjamatic Make, going to catch the quite, well, the catch. After all mew simply isn't in tall grass scurrying like rattata or in the mountains like the too many zubats, no, it lives in faraway place, a place so secretive that only the world renown scientists might hold some clues to where this mythical place might be (hence 'might' and 'some'), also as far as we know, the uncatchable mew, can only, probably, if any, be caught with a master ball (hence 'probably'). Back to how I'm going to do it. I simply was going to gather the clues to find mew and 'hope' the master ball works. The rest is pretty simple if you're as great as me. Hold on you know barely know anything about me, or where this little obsession came from, shall we discover how it started? Thinking no my life is pretty boring… to bad you're finding out about the girl of, no to ruffle my feathers, legend.
I was on the Goldenrod radio tower, nothing, to do except brush my long stark white hair and stylise it into the usual ponytail secured with a midnight black ribbon I stole from the blackthorn markets. I looked into the metal of the world renown radio satellite and smiled, my bright and unnerving violet eyes, smiled back at me. I snapped my gaze to Claw, my impetuous weavile, who was getting extremely annoyed and hungry and decided to entertain himself by scratching his claws against the pavement of the roof, not surprisingly, is the sound of nails on chalkboards. Mimic, my chatot, looked at him, just and bored and pestered, said "if you're so bored can you by the very least get the gang some food," perfectly mimicking professor Rowan's voice. Dit, the ditto nodded in agreement while shaping itself into Red, the kanto champion. "shhhh, they'll hear us and I can't hear them… ah finally he's here." I know I'm sometimes a bit of a nag but I needed something for the black markets or I would have zilch money, stealing doesn't get you everywhere (like boats , don't ask). Being a ninja is my profession, and to be a good ninja I have to have quite the amount of ornaments or info to show off, otherwise no one will hire me. So far the best thing I have done is steal 10 level balls from Kurt who is still extremely angry at me and outlawed me from Azalea town, pathetic right, so I needed this to be a success or I'm going to be classed as a loser. Back to the voice, it was heard above the mumbling of the geneneral public, this booming voice belonged to the famous pokemon professor Oak, a man who is probably the best , and most interesting, man, to steal from.
"Dit, Mimic, Claw, time for business." I say, sneering, they sneer back knowingly, as we all know this routine.


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Welcome back to the Movie Media column, featuring trailers, posters, and clips for upcoming films. Some are nice and fresh and some aren't. However, they all have something in common: for better or worse, they all caught my attention. If there is a poster or trailer you think I should check out, be sure to let me know.
This week's movie goodies include posters, trailers, and stills for some feature films and even a couple of behind-the-scenes clips! Hopefully, you'll enjoy taking a gander!
High Kick Girl – Teaser Trailer
Here is a movie that needs little explanation. It is a Japanese film about a girl kicking butt. It is aptly titled High Kick Girl, and the title tells you exactly what you are going to get. Check out this teaser:
Pineapple Express – DVD Promo Games
It's coming soon. Before you know it, you will be able to enjoy some quality time with your buds. (Get it? that was a joke. Awww c'mon, let me have that one… what?) They are nothing particularly special, but if they help entice you to check out the DVD, so be it. I actually find it funny that they can promote it as a Golden Globe nominee. Even funnier, it is probably deserving, James Franco was quite excellent. On with the games:
2008: The Cinescape
Do you love movies? I do. Sometimes, probably most of the time, it can be difficult to put into words just what it is about them that draws us to them. Expressing a love for the cinema is not an easy thing to do because it involves so many intangibles, so many different variables that are not always quantifiable. Sometimes the best way to do it is to show a movie that moved you in the hopes that others will see what you saw. Sometimes it is great just to see the reasons you love a movie reflected by someone else, as is done with this clip show for the 2008 cinematic season. Matt Shapiro has put together a magical tribute to the year gone by that must be seen.
Vacancy 2: The First Cut – Trailer
Sounds like a direct to DVD title if I ever heard one. Guess what? It is! Bypassing theaters and heading straight to store shelves is a prequel to the 2007 film. For what it's worth, I thought the first film was pretty darn good. That movie starred Kate Beckinsale and Luke Wilson as a couple who discover videotaped murders in a motel. This prequel tells the story of the first victims. Frankly, the trailer does not seem to have much faith in the new film, spending half the time on the original.
Surfer, Dude – Trailer, Clips
You know, this looks kind of goofy and maybe even a little bit fun. No, it does not look good, but could be worth taking a look at. Matthew McConaughey stars as a pro surfer looking to get back on top with Woody Harrelson as his manager. I think the moment that got me was "There's something wrong with these fish, man."
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The Grudge 3 – Trailer
Talk about going downhill fast. When J-horror kicked into high gear, the top titles to come over were Ringu and Juon, translated to The Ring and The Grudge. I am a fan of the first Grudge film, but the second one was really, really bad. Watching this trailer I cannot help but think it is a bad idea. It does not look all that scary and the creepy girl looks like she is getting drunk more than trying to be scary.
Killer Movie – Trailer
"There is no greater truth than reality. Even if it's scripted."
Great line, lifted straight from the trailer of the sort-of-star-studded Killer Movie, where reality meets murder. This looks like it could be slightly entertaining. However, if you want to check out a better look into a horror/reality crossover, check out the movie Series 7.
Lesbian Vampire Killers – Trailer
Wow. How can you go wrong with a movie like this? The trailer looks like fun. It surprisingly looks like it might be well shot and it reminds me of the old school trailers from the '50s. The title tells you exactly what you will get.


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"The Cuckoo's Calling," released in April of 2013, is a crime novel in which private investigator looks into the murder of a model after she falls from a balcony. Published by Sphere (a division of Little Brown publishing), the book was marketed as Robert Galbraith's debut novel. The Galbraith name was acknowledged as a pseudonym on the Little Brown website, but nothing indicated who the true author could be.
Critical acclaim for the mystery novel was enthusiastic and sales reflected the interest.
But, until a July 14 interview in the Sunday Times, no one seems to have had any idea that the author of one of the world's most successful book series was behind "The Cuckoo's Calling."
"Being Robert Galbraith has been such a liberating experience," Rowling said in her interview. "It has been wonderful to publish without hype and expectation and pure pleasure to get feedback under a different name."
Rowling's previous novel, "The Casual Vacancy," received mixed reviews and was constantly compared to the seven books of the Harry Potter series. Without the pressure of such comparisons, it seems that the author has achieved greater success.


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In Stone Cold, Police Chief Jesse Stone has a problem - actually, two problems - dead bodies turning up, and no clues. A man takes his dog out for a run on the beach, only to be discovered hour later with two holes in his chest. A woman drives her Volvo to the mall to do some grocery shopping, never makes it back to her house and is found dead.
Investigating a serial killer in an affluent suburban town is difficult, and with the added pressures from the town selectmen and media, the heat is turned up on Jesse. The harder these outside forces push against him, the more Jesse retreats into himself, convinced - despite all the odds - that it's up to him alone to stop the killing.
©2003 Robert B. Parker (P)2003, 2014 New Millennium Entertainment, Phoenix Books
"Told in third-person prose that's a model of economy, with sharp action sequences, deep yet unobtrusive character exploration...this is prime Parker, testament to why he was named a Grand Master at the 2002 Edgar Awards." (Publishers Weekly)
"A great introduction to a new (to me) character"
I've been a big fan of the late Robert B. Parker's Spenser for many years, and read about half of the those books in audio form. They are always very good, and occasionally great. I had never read a Jesse Stone novel until I came across this short one in a recent Audible Sale, and seeing that it was read by my hometown hero, Robert Forster, I couldn't resist.
The book was great, and I look forward to seeking out the rest of the novels in this series, especially if they are read by Forster. I know his thick Raaachester accent irritates some who aren't used to it, but his characterizations and smooth demeanor are dead-on for this type of book. Great fun!
"a lot of foul language"
Although the story is very good, i did not enjoy this book because of the language
"better than the tv version"
This book was done as a made for tv movie and has run several times. I love the movie, but the book is much better!
"not so impressed"
Ususally I love Robert B Parker books, but found this one very disappointing...sorry, but this one was not worth a whole credit...a flop.
With 9 out of 10 sentences ending in "SAID", it's too disconcerting to listen to. Poor writing.
Attorney - love to listen to audio books
"Interesting story"
The reader is excellent and the story kept my attention. Robert Parker always was able to tell a good story. i listened to all the Spencer novels and enjoyed them thoroughly. This was the first Jesse Stone novel I have listened to. He is a good character, but I do not like his ex wife, Jen. He deserves much better. The story line here is very interesting. The serial killers are a wealthy married couple who find killing a sexual bonding experience. Jesse becomes their target. I will get another Jesse Stone book and see how his life turns out. I wish him well.
"Robert Forster is Jesse Stone"
I was very glad I had seen a couple of the TV shows staring "Jesse Stone". It gave immediate faces etc. to many of the characters. The star of the TV show has a voice and inflections extremely close to Robert Forster.
A good story and fun listen.
"Loved it...but I may be a bit biased"
Oh yeah...they're just good stories.
Well, I knew the plot before I read the book, and it didn't disappoint. It follows pretty closely with the movie, which I saw first.
He brings Jesse Stone to life as I picture him; Tom Selleck's portrayal probably makes me a bit biased, but Forster's performance is what I wanted to hear.
Well worth it.
"Jessy says"
Liked it will buy another. The reader's script was the only part that needed help.
"Loved this ! Parker, Stone, Forster at their best."
My favorite Jesse Stone narrator,combined with the best of Parker, great series, great narrator and a good storyline that kept me listening all the way through....We'll miss you Parker, Spenser, Sunny and Stone...


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Mohali: Mar 14, 2013
Suspended Australia vice-captain Shane Watson received the backing of former skipper Ricky Ponting on Thursday as crisis surrounding the team rumbled on. Watson, along with three other players, was suspended for the third Test in India after failing to respond to a request from Australia's management for feedback on how the team could be improved.
Cricket Australia high performance manager Pat Howard described Watson as "sometimes" a team player but Ponting, one of Australia's most successful captains, begged to differ. "Shane worked as hard as anybody around his cricket; there's no doubt about that," Ponting was quoted in the Australian media, as reported by ibnlive.com
"He's obviously made a blue here — I don't like to refer to it as homework because it wasn't homework — not getting his tasks done that were given to him by the coach…I've never known him to be anything other than a very good team player and a great bloke to have around your team. I loved every moment that I played with Watto."
Mitchell Johnson, James Pattinson and Usman Khawaja were also dropped for the same reason. Watson, who was initially thought to be considering his Test career, has returned to Australia to be with his pregnant wife.
Dscribing his suspension as "extremely harsh" Watson hit back at Howards's comment this week. "All I can really say is go around and ask every person I've ever played cricket with and that will give you the best indication of whether I'm a team man or not," he said. "Pat Howard doesn't particularly know me very well. He's come from a rugby background and hasn't been in and around cricket very long."


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A tiny suggestion for easier topic access on profile pages
Hi there,
If I'm not mistaken, the lists on the translation and topic profile sections are sorted chronologicaly. This is fine by me, except for new topics.
If someone adds a message to a song translated a while ago (not appearing on the first page of the list), there is no way I am aware of to detect it but to browse the whole list of translations manually.
What I have in mind is a modification of the sort criteria so that songs/topics are sorted first on a "pending messages or not" criterion, and then chronologically as usual.
All the songs/topics with unread messages would then be displayed on top of the list, and get back in their usual place as soon as the song/topic page has been visited.
What do you think?
For that reason I normally don't look at my "translations" list but only on this lists "feeback" and "topics" (and sometimes "votes"), these lists are chronological and always show new comments on the top.
Yes, good point.
I rarely use this feedback page, maybe because reading the answers out of their context spoils my fun
But that's indeed a way to avoid missing a comment stuck 5 pages behind. I shall keep that in mind.
The feedback and comments tabs are completely useless as the content they point to is all contained in the topics tab. It would be nice to have a tab that shows the content uploaded solely by the user.
In the old version, feedback and comment both were useless but now you should better not ignore the feedback tab completely when you don't want to overlook the comments other users write you.
Not all of the feedback tab's infos are listed in the topic tab - only those on your translations where you commented on yourself (so it at least seems to me).
I'd also rather have it again like it was in the old version (meaning, everything in one tab).
These things you've mentioned all appear to me in the topics tab as well.
And it would be nice to put it all under the same tab.
Are you sure? For example, someone wrote a comment on your translation "In A Harbor" three days ago. Your feedback tab mentions it but I don't see that comment mentioned anywhere in your topics tab.
Ohh well, it popped up on the translations tab, which is the first you see when getting into your page - so still, no need for feedbacks imo.


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KYLE BAPTIST SEMINARY. Kyle Baptist Seminary was established at the instigation of Rev. Z. N. Morrell to provide a Baptist educational institution west of the Colorado River. It was chartered by the San Marcos Baptist Association as Kyle Seminary in November 1884. The town of Kyle agreed to furnish a $5,000 plant and an additional $5,000 in capital. The school, a high school, opened with an enrollment of 230 pupils under the direction of W. M. Jordan. The school's name was changed to Kyle Baptist Seminary in 1889. Though there was no lack of students nor of public support for the school, apparent mismanagement led to mounting debts in the late 1880s. The seminary was closed and the property deeded back to the town of Kyle in 1890 for use as a public school.
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Spooky Halloween Seed Bombs Sprout into Cilantro and Parsley
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Renaissance Botanical has some awesome Halloween Seed Bombs available right now. These spooky seed bombs are really fun and unique, which makes them a perfect Halloween party favor, child's trick-or-treat hand out or just something nice to surprise your child or a friend. Each Halloween pack is a ghoulish set of graveyard tombstones, cat faces and ghost seed bombs. The bombs contain natural herb seeds of cilantro and parsley, which are great for planting indoors during the fall and winter months. To get the seed bombs going, all your child needs to do is dip the bomb into warm water, then place the bomb 1/4 inch down in a little pot of moistened soil — easy as pie. The bombs come attractively packaged with shredded paper and may contain bits of sparkle and botanical and a cute mini card top, with bomb planting instructions included.
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