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Redfish|Bluefish delivers leadership programs that inspire and engage. Tapping into the leadership potential already present, your organization can increase team effectiveness, inspire innovation, and address challenges.
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I began my Edward Jones career as a financial advisor in Lafayette, CO. After falling in love with my wife and Valley County, I moved my business to McCall in 2010, where I proudly serve our friends and neighbors.
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I believe philanthropy and community involvement is very important. I currently serve on the McCall Area Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors (BoD) as past president, St. Luke's McCall Hospital Taxing District BoD, and the McCall Rotary Foundation BoD. I recently served as the chairman for Project Welcome Home Troops, a national organization that helps to heal our veterans with post-traumatic stress.
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I'm a third generation Idaho native and grew up in Kuna on the back of a horse. I have many clients in the McCall/New Meadows/Cascade/Donnelly area and have owned a home in McCall since 2015. I've been licensed since 1999 to sell group/individual health/life, dental/vision, disability and Medicare supplements/RX plans. I'm certified on the Idaho Health Exchange, and have experience at the provider and carrier levels as well. As an independent agent I can research group Small Employer SHOP or individual/family plans, tax credits, provider networks and medical/ prescription needs to find the right fit for your coverage needs and budget. I have a complete team to help with plan implementation, payment set up, renewals and claims advocacy. Please let me know how I can be of service and I look forward to helping you find affordable solutions for your employees and your family.
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Audi Melges 20 Gets Back To Sailing In Viareggio
15 September 2012
Viareggio, Italy - After a long summer break that followed the success of Alessio Marinelli's Candida Sailing Team in Malcesine, traditional location of the third leg of the Audi Saling Series, all Audi Melges 20 are now ready to unroll sails and race again.
Viareggio is the penultimate act of the Audi Sailing Series 2012 and Turnover, owned by Renato Vallivero with Marco Perazzo as helmsman and Enrico Fonda as tactician, will attempt to defend his lead from the attacks of a large group of opponents. Twenty-five teams are expected to be on the starting line.
Moreover, the fourth event is critical as Audi Melges 20 teams set their sights and official begin to warm-up for the Gold Cup. It will be the most important appointment of the season, taking place in Naples on November 1-4, 2012.
New friends join the Melges 20 fleet for this event. Stefano Sacchi on Jingle3 will have Francesco Bianchi and the Federica Salvà on board. Margherita, helmed by Roberto Mazzucato (with Matteo Ivaldi and Alessandro Banci), and Spirit of Nerina (Andrea Ferrari-Andrea Felci-Mirko Bargolini) return to great racing in Viareggio.
On Saturday, day one of racing, the warning signal will display at 10.30 taking advantage of the light breeze. The weekend will consist of a maximum of six heats.
The Viareggio edition of the Audi Melges 20 Sailing Series is organized by B-Plan Sport & Events in collaboration with the International Class Melges 20 Class Association, Melges Europe and Club Nautico Versilia.
In addition to Audi, the Audi Sailing Series is supported by the official timekeeper Eberhard & Co watches and Musto, the official technical supplier.
Follow the Audi Sailing Series on Facebook and www.melges20.com.

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As part of my devotion to mother nature and my love for plants and trees, I am participating in a wonderful project. This year is the UN International Year of the Forests, and this weblog project, The Tree Year, is a beautiful way to get people to pay attention to the trees and to share their findings.
A whole year of observing one tree? Oh my. That is a very tall order. Not because I don't want to spend all year observing trees - its just that only one tree would be near impossible for me. So while I will forgive myself if this expounds into a forest itself, I will, at least, begin with one kind of tree. Sort of.
I have spend my fair share of time devoted to the Black Birch tree, because it was abundant where I was living. In my new abode, there are less black birches, but copious amounts of white, paper, and grey birches. They are absolutely stunning to me, and I know I will naturally be watching them each day and hopefully learning a bit about their magic and medicine. I have paid tribute in my title photograph. I intend to keep the title photo reserved for these trees for the duration of the tree year, and will be posting observations and learnings from time to time. I hope you will be inspired to be a part of the tree year, too.
So far, I am mostly just absorbing their presence: they rarely get gigantic like the mighty oaks, but some of them do manage to get pretty muscular and big. I think my first order will be to learn more clearly the difference between the species, as they are more tricky to identify in real life than they are when looking at pictures in a book or on a website. Especially considering it is winter here, with no leaves to assist me. Many of them grow in groves along the edges of mixed woods, where there is dappled sunlight and usually good water supply somewhere near, like a river, although they don't seem to like wet feet as the willows and alders do, but more the rocky hillsides and clearings. Some of them stand alone as ornamental trees, highlighting colonial homes in the area.
The decomposing birches offer plentiful food for a variety of woodpeckers. As you can see, the different shaped holes indicate different types of woodpeckers. The rectangle shape in particular is that of my favorite, the grand pileated woodpecker. Little ladderbacks and downy woodpeckers look at home with their matching colors of grey, black, and white.
And although I haven't come across any yet, birches are the main host for a wonderful medicinal mushroom known as chaga. These winter colored trees seem to take good company with the scrub pine, beech, hemlock, oak, and maple trees. There is plenty of moss and a beautiful red soil I am learning is a red sandstone.
The birches I see here, in Massachusetts, are so elegant. They stand with this delicate snowy skin as if the North Winds are never far behind. Like the bones of the forest, all wise and standing strong like Grandmother. I know this tree - this trio - has much to teach me. And so I watch and listen.


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CHARLES & KEITH places great importance on being a socially responsible company by contributing in numerous ways to the community it operates in. CHARLES & KEITH focuses on 3 main principles:
- Humanitarian Causes
- Human Excellence
- Environmental Initiatives
Show your support for girls' education around the world by joining our online campaign and posting pictures of you and your friends and family wearing these charms with the hashtag #CHARLESKEITHFORHER and #SHECANBE. Together, we can change the future for girls.
To support this important mission, CHARLES & KEITH will be switching off non-essential lights at selected stores on 24 March 2018 at 8.30pm alongside dimming of the site. The brand will also be sharing the green commitments of style influencers Aarika Lee (@aarikalee) and Charmaine Seah (@eleventhour) on its social media platforms to encourage the community to follow suit. As part of its corporate sustainability activities, the brand has also been using FSC-certified paper carriers instead of plastic bags.
For International Women's Day 2018, in line with the theme 'Time Is Now', the fashion brand has launched an exclusive collection that features a light grey quilted crossbody bag and light grey quilted wallet to support the peaceful but urgent press for female empowerment. 20% of the proceeds from the sale of these items will also go to Singapore Committee for UN Women to fund the organisation's programmes and initiatives.
As part of CHARLES & KEITH continuous endeavour to give back to the environment and community, the brand has collaborated with a fair trade business, FREESET to create an online exclusive capsule collection, Floral Days.
Designed by CHARLES & KEITH and handmade by Freeset using 100% organic cotton, every product made contributes to the ongoing freedom of women previously entrapped in India's sex trade. Floral Days features a tote bag, pouch and keyring illustrated with blossoming flowers, symbolizing the women of Freeset's newfound liberty and promise of a new beginning in life.
With this campaign, the brand aims to increase the voice and visibility of marginalized women, and support their choice to learn valuable skillsets in a fair and healthy working environment.
2013 | CHARLES & KEITH SHOWS THEIR SUPPORT TO UN WOMENNOVEMBER 2013 – CHARLES & KEITH shows their support to United Nations Development Fund for Women (UNWOMEN) this holiday season with the launch of the Limited-Edition canvas tote featuring the hand painted design by a UNWOMEN volunteer.
2013 | CHARLES & KEITH SUPPORTS BREAST CANCER AWARENESS MONTHCHARLES & KEITH SUPPORTS BREAST CANCER AWARENESS MONTH for the fifth consecutive year with the launch of an exclusive pink palette clutch collection. Part of the proceeds will be donated to Breast Cancer Foundation, Singapore.
2013 | EARTH HOUR 2013: I WILL IF YOU WILLThe date has been set. Come 23 March, Saturday at 2030 hours, CHARLES & KEITH will once again unite with the global movement to protect the environment. The brand's Tumblr page will also feature an exclusive tab dedicated to Earth Hour where visitors can render support for the initiative by clicking on the pledge tab. In line with this year's tagline of "I WILL IF YOU WILL", CHARLES & KEITH pledges to turn off non-essential lights in all retail stores on Earth Hour if the brand gets 100,000 pledges to do it at home too.
2012 | PAINT IT PINKCHARLES & KEITH pays unique tribute to women who have battled and are affected by breast cancer for the fourth consecutive year with the launch of Paint it Pink with That's Berry Daring OPI nail lacquer. Incorporating the daring factor and chic wonderment, Paint it Pink is the perfect accessory for shoe lovers who aspire to look fabulous and feel good in her fashion choice. Step out in style and make a statement with this bold shade of pink.
2012 | SINGAPORE CHILDREN'S SOCIETY – 1000 ENTERPRISES FOR CHILDREN-IN-NEEDIn support of Singapore Children's Society 1000 Enterprises for Children-in-Need initiative, CHARLES & KEITH contributes as a Leading Enterprise to benefit the Society.
2012 | WORLD ENVIRONMENT DAY 2012In conjunction with World Environment Day on 5 June 2012, CHARLES & KEITH invites you to discover the Green Guide and begin your journey towards a better, greener tomorrow. Explore the 6 simple acts to minimize global warming and find out what you can do to care for the environment. Be inspired to make a positive difference in climate change and today's environmental challenges. Start with small acts and spread the green message.
2012 | EARTH HOUR 2012: GO BEYOND THE HOURIt is the time of the year again when the world unites to make a statement on protecting the environment. In honour of Earth Hour on 31 March, Saturday at 8.30pm, CHARLES & KEITH will join the global movement against climate change through the simple act of switching off non-essential lights in all stores island-wide for an hour, pledging their support for the energy-saving campaign. The spirit of Earth Hour continues through CHARLES & KEITH social media platforms, where the brand website – CharlesKeith.com – will go on a darker shade from 21 March to 4 April as a form of reminder to conserve energy and going the extra mile in preserving and protecting the planet.
2012 | CHARLES & KEITH SUPPORTS INTERNATIONAL WOMEN'S DAYIn celebration of International Women's Day on 8 March 2012, CharlesKeith.com partners with UN WOMEN to do our part in empowering women around the globe. The graphic canvas tote is available exclusively at our online retail store and retails for S$20. Part of the sale proceeds will benefit UN WOMEN in providing relief funds to improve lives of women and girls.
2011 | FASHION'S DOUBLE TAKE WITH UPCYCLINGAn initiative destined to make an impact. CHARLES & KEITH launches its latest project of upcycling vinyl street banners into specially-designed tote bags. The initial concept redefines the environmental motto of "reduce, reuse and recycle" to reimagine a different use of these banners before they are produced with a view to transforming them into something entirely new and stylish.
2011 | HELP THAILAND. WE DONATE 1%CHARLES & KEITH would like to express its heartfelt sympathy to the children, people and particularly families devastated by the floods in Thailand.
CHARLES & KEITH will host a fundraising campaign in CHARLES & KEITH retail stores in Singapore. For transactions above S$50, CHARLES & KEITH will donate 1% to these flood victims.
2011 | THREADS OF LOVEAs part of the brand's corporate social responsibility promise to promote humanitarian causes, CHARLES & KEITH has specially designed and produced the first ever line of Love t-shirt to raise awareness for breast cancer.
The limited edition t-shirt is centred on the concept of love and support given to the people affected by breast cancer, especially for fellow females. Classic and minimalistic in design, the scattered hearts are tinted in varied shades of pink; the colour representative of breast cancer and symbolic of femininity.
2011 | INTRODUCING ORGANIC DENIM COLLECTION TO BENEFIT MEAT FREE MONDAYCHARLES & KEITH is pleased to announce its latest green initiative to raise awareness of climate change with the ORGANIC DENIM collection: an eco-friendly range of classic pieces reinterpreted using ethical fabric choices. In conjunction with World Environment Day, the collection will be available in all local stores* from 5 June 2011 onwards. The collection consists of peep-toe pumps and double chain quilted handbag carefully crafted using organic denim, our tribute to care for the environment.
2011 | UNITE FOR JAPAN18 March 2011 – In support of the recent disasters in Japan, CHARLES & KEITH will be rendering its support to the victims in Japan by matching dollar-for-dollar donations of the total amount collected in stores to the Red Cross Society.
From 18 March to 11 April, donation tins will be placed at the cashiers for voluntarily donations. Web traffic from Charleskeith.com will also be directed to the Japan Red Cross Society urging international customers to give to this meaningful cause to help rebuild the lives of the victims affected.
Together, let's unite for Japan.
2011 | EARTH HOUR 2011 - LIGHTS OUT, SHINE ON...BEYOND THE HOUR26 March is the day of Earth Hour. CHARLES & KEITH partakes in this global movement to raise awareness of climate change and will be switching off non-essential lights beyond one hour in all CHARLES & KEITH stores from 8.30pm to 10pm in celebration of Earth Hour.
Care for the Earth and create positive impacts for the environment. The simple act of switching off lights not only conserves energy but also raises our awareness to be responsible for our environment. CHARLES & KEITH is proud to advocate Earth Hour and will be supporting this movement in select international stores.
Small changes can make a world of difference.
2010 | SINGAPORE CHILDREN'S SOCIETY – BEAR HUGSCHARLES & KEITH beckons for your care and concern for the children at Singapore Children's Society (SCS). In support of SCS's "1000 Enterprises for Children-in-Need" for the second consecutive year, CHARLES & KEITH is launching a limited edition teddy bear—"Bear Hugs"— this Christmas season to raise funds for SCS's beneficiaries.
The Bear Hugs project aims to provide hope and love for the children in this season of giving. The exclusive teddy bear collection is symbolic of the innocent joy and simple pleasures experienced by children. Resurrecting one's blithely reminiscences of yesteryear, Bear Hugs represents a sweet trip down memory lane while shining a light for the children in need.
Available at all CHARLES & KEITH stores island-wide, the teddy bear is retailing at S$15 from December 2010. A portion of the sale proceeds from the Bear Hugs will be donated to benefit SCS's "1000 Enterprises for Children-in-Need", assisting their efforts to protecting, nurturing and reaching out to children, youth and families. Give to love; extend your generosity this Christmas and shine a brighter future for the children with this special gift of love.
2010 | SOCIETY FOR THE PHYSICALLY DISABLED (SPD)-SHOW YOUR ACCEPTANCECHARLES & KEITH pledges their support to the Society for the Physically Disabled (SPD) in their latest 'I Accept' campaign. The 'I Accept' campaign is both a fundraising and a public education program and aims to create awareness of the challenges people with disabilities face and encourage the general public to accept them as equal members of society at school, in the workplace and in the community.
For every belt or accessories sold in CHARLES & KEITH stores in Singapore, SGD1 will be donated in the month of October. Apart from making a donation, a one-day excursion to the Singapore Flyer is organized by the head office to offer the beneficiaries of SPD a chance to discover the world's largest observation wheel.
Together, we say "I Accept."
2010 | BREAST CANCER FOUNDATION – PINK! COLLECTIONCHARLES & KEITH lends support to Breast Cancer Foundation this September and October 2010, for the second consecutive year, with the sale of the limited edition PINK! collection to benefit women affected by breast cancer. Breast cancer is the top most common cancer affecting Singaporean women. Every year, about 1,350 women are diagnosed with breast cancer and 313 women die from it. An effort to spread the message that breast cancer can be treated through early detection, the public can wear their support and help save lives this breast cancer month when they purchase the PINK! collection. Inspired by the pink ribbon – universal symbol of breast cancer awareness – the PINK! collection comprises the perfect accessories to accentuate sophistication and femininity. CHARLES & KEITH will be donating part of the sale proceeds from the PINK! collection to benefit Breast Cancer Foundation, assisting their funding efforts for public outreach and support programmes. Show your support, wear it with PINK!
2010 | WORLD ENVIRONMENT DAY – WORLD ENVIRONMENT DAYCHARLES & KEITH is delighted to be part of World Environment Day June 5, 2010 for the second consecutive year by spreading the message to stimulate awareness for the environment and public action while shopping. Shoppers are encouraged to bring their own recyclable bags or can volunteer to donate $0.50 per paper bag used for their purchases. The funds collected will be donated to CHARLES & KEITH's plant-a-tree program to benefit Garden City Fund. In addition, CHARLES & KEITH will donate 1% of the day's total sale transactions to planting trees. Our planet is facing enormous environmental threats. Together, CHARLES & KEITH calls for every individual to make this collective tree planting initiative a success. CHARLES & KEITH will be streaming a special video at CharlesKeith.com to share the importance of energy conservation; starting with reducing, reusing and recycling. Please spread the message to your family and friends. Join the worldwide celebration of positive action for the environment; join CHARLES & KEITH's movement to support World Environment Day June 5, 2010. Small actions, big impacts. Every effort counts. The possibilities are endless.
2010 | SINGAPORE CANCER SOCIETY – HOPE BLOSSOMS: GARDEN LOVE DAFFODIL BAGThis summer, CHARLES & KEITH continues its social responsibility efforts by raising funds for Singapore Cancer Society with the sale of the Garden Love Daffodil bag. An active advocate of environmental causes, CHARLES & KEITH has designed the bag in recyclable canvas, with the hope to pass on the important message of conservation by reducing waste and saving trees. In addition, each bag is adorned with the Daffodil pin—the universal symbol of renewed hope and strength for cancer patients. Practical and highly functional, the simplicity of the bag is enhanced by the vivid Daffodil hues. Being one of the first flowers to blossom in spring after a long and hard wintry season, Daffodils represent the strength and courage of people inflicted with or affected by cancer. CHARLES & KEITH will be donating part of the net proceeds from the sale of Garden Love Daffodil to aid Singapore Cancer Society. We hope that our efforts in providing funding for the cancer patients will receive positive support from the public. Show your care and concern for the cancer patient along with the message to reduce, reuse and recycle; start with Garden Love Daffodil this summer.
2010 | WORLD WILDLIFE FUND – EARTH HOURCHARLES & KEITH carries its efforts in raising awareness towards the need to take action on climate change. An effort to support the Earth Hour by switching off unwanted light(s) within our stores for an hour will be carried out on 27 March 2010, 8.30pm. Together with this, CHARLES & KEITH has created "CHARLES & KEITH supports Earth Hour tea-light candle" using environmentally friendly (crystalline blend) palm wax to be presented to the first 50 customers with any transactions made in all CHARLES & KEITH stores on 27 March from 7.30pm onwards.
Our website, CharlesKeith.com landing and homepage banner will go on a darker color shade. Do you know that a white web page uses about 74 watts of electricity while a black one uses 59 watts? The darkened page saves energy and is surprisingly easy on the eyes.
Earth Hour is a global warming initiative, a message of hope and a worldwide call to action for every individual, government and business to take responsibility and play a part in ensuring a sustainable future.
We hope to have your kind support and would like to encourage you to take part in Earth Hour. Every action counts and will make a difference to the environment.


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Maxibright DigiLight 600w Dominator XXXL 150mm Air-cooled Grow Light is ideal for the gardener who wishes to have optimum digital light output and compl...More
Maxibright DigiLight 600w Dominator XXXL 150mm Air-cooled Grow Light is ideal for the gardener who wishes to have optimum digital light output and complete light ventilation from the world's largest and best air-cooled reflector!
The awesome Dominator XXXL grow light reflector from Sunlight Supply is the largest air-cooled reflector in the world, and is ideal for those needing a large spread of light even when suspended at a low height. Constructed to the highest quality using photometric data, it has 95% reflective textured German aluminum interior, which offers excellent reflectivity and diffusion. Completely sealed - features double gasketed glass and hinged frame to hold glass tightly in place. Maximum air cooling with built-in 6" (150mm) or 8" (200mm) spigot and EZ Breeze aerodynamic junction box. Bead ring to hold ducting firmly in place.
Swing Stop retention cable keeps glass from abruptly swinging down. captured thumb screws & closure mechanism for ease of use and excellent sealing. The exterior is a powder-coated galvanized steel body. Integrated socket & 4mtr lamp cord. Easy carry handles.
To complete this awesome lighting package we have included a 600w Sunmaster Dual Spectrum HPS lamp which has fast become our most popular high-pressure sodium flowering lamp. This is mainly due to they're higher than most lumen count and higher than most red and blue spectrum output!
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While I still need to update this book for Nokia's HERE navigation apps, I thought I would first provide versions that look and read better on popular eBook devices. So here are experimental first versions of Paul Thurrott's Windows Phone 8 that should provide a better reading experience on Kindle and similar devices.
Please don't be confused by what these releases are and how they work. In the future, I will publish Paul Thurrott's Windows Phone 8 to Kindle, NOOK and whatever other eBook platforms that make sense, and those versions of the book will be fully functional. These MOBI and EPUB versions simply offer better formatting for eBook readers, with the expected text flowing and so on. (PDF, by comparison, renders in a fixed format on eBook readers and is borderline useless on those devices, especially the smaller ones like Kindle Paperwhite.)
The in-book links don't work in these MOBI and EPUB versions, at least not at the moment, though I'd like to figure that out. So when you see text like, "To find out more about this feature, please refer to this other section," that italicized text no longer links to the correct place. (It does in the PDF version.) My expectation is that this will work as expected in the native Kindle and NOOK versions down the road. But the links in the table of contents do work. It's not horrible.
Unfortunately, the full screen portrait screenshots (i.e. most of them) take up too much space. I will look at making them smaller or more aggressively cropping them in the future.
Looking forward to Windows 8.1 Book, Rafael and I are talking about how to best serve the needs of readers for that paid book and this could/should include regular MOBI and EPUB book versions as well. More on that soon. And I will still update Paul Thurrott's Windows Phone 8 for the Nokia HERE apps, though that is obviously taking longer than I had hoped. Certainly this fall.
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ELMSFORD, N.Y. -- Like oysters?
Then check out the Mother Shucker end of summer bash at Captain Lawrence Brewery in Elmsford. This is the sixth year the festival has taken place.
The event is basically an ode to summer's bounty and includes copious amount of oysters, wood roasted seafood, Neapolitan pizza, and carnage supplied by Chef David DiBari of The Cookery and The Parlor in Dobbs Ferry.
There will also be plenty of Captain Lawrence beer.
New to the menu this year: DiBari's signature summer cocktails, The Blushing Slush (rosé, freshly squeezed lime juice, fresh mint, fresh strawberries and simple syrup, served in a mason jar) and, exclusive to the event, a special Henny Colada (Hennessy cognac, coconut cream, and pineapple juice)
The event goes from 6:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. and also includes live music. Go HERE for ticket information; tickets are $85.
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Ride for Climate is a US bicycle tour to raise awareness of global warming and encourage action. It starts in Boston on 4/21 with two global warming experts riding across the US, stopping along the way to give presentations on global warming and discuss solutions. The tour will continue onto South America. Maybe they'll cross paths with Pedal?
Having traveled and toured a few places on bike, I understand how much more you see and will never forget the impact of riding up Thompson Pass and suddenly realizing how big Alaska is and it's f'ing big!


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Dallas Cowboys 1979 Flashback: Roger and Out!
On December 16, 1979 the Cowboys played in what many believe to be one of the greatest games of all time. In the final game of the regular season at Texas Stadium the Cowboys needed to beat the Redskins to make the playoffs. With a victory they would also win the NFC East and earn a home playoff game and a week off. They were behind the Redskins 17-0 in the first half and 34-21 in the fourth quarter. With the great Roger Staubach leading them the Cowboys battled until the end and beat the Redskins 35-34. It was another late game comeback added to Staubach's already impressive resume during his NFL career. Cowboys games never seemed out of reach as long as Staubach was at quarterback. There was always that feeling that Staubach would pull out the victory.
Two weeks after beating the Redskins the Cowboys were back in Texas Stadium for the divisional round of the playoffs against the Los Angeles Rams. Way back in week 7 of the 1979 season the Rams had come to Texas Stadium and were destroyed by the Cowboys 30-6. Now it was the playoffs and the winner would advance to the NFC Championship game with hopes of making it to Super Bowl XIV.
The Cowboys first three possessions of the game ended in punts. Roger Staubach and the offense couldn't get anything going against the Rams defense to start the game, except for a 27 yard rush by tight end Billy Joe Dupree. The same could be said for the Rams offense who punted on their first two possessions.
The Rams started their third possession from their own 12 yard line and then a five yard penalty pushed them back to the 7 yard line. On second down Rams quarterback Vince Ferragamo dropped back into the end zone. While trying to avoid the rush from Harvey Martin, Ferragamo stepped up in the pocket and then tried to avoid Randy White. He tried to spin and then slipped and fell in the end zone where White sacked him for a safety. The Cowboys took a 2-0 lead on the Rams.
On the Rams free kick after the safety the Cowboys took over at their 46 yard line. On third down Staubach was rushed, but was never hit. His pass seemed to slip out of his hands and floated high like it was tipped. The Rams came down with an easy interception and returned it to the Cowboys 32 yard line. Once again the Rams could not put a drive together and lined up for a Frank Corral field goal attempt that he missed from 44 yards.
The second quarter started with more punts from both teams. One of Danny White's punts went out of bounds at the Rams 7 yard line. The Cowboys defense figured they had the Rams in trouble again so close to their goal line. But behind the running of Wendell Tyler and Cullen Bryant the Rams quickly were able to drive to the Cowboys 36 yard line where they faced a 4th and 1. The Rams decided to go for it instead and attempting another field goal. They were successful on fourth down and then made the Cowboys pay on the next play. From the 32 yard line Ferragamo threw over Cowboys linebacker DD Lewis who was covering Tyler. Tyler caught the pass at the 15 yard line and outraced the Cowboys defense to the end zone for the score. The Rams took the lead 7-2.
The Cowboys offense had been shut down by the Rams defense for just about the entire first half. They couldn't run the ball and Staubach seemed out of rhythm with his receivers. But like so many times before, Staubach could not be counted out for long. As the first half was coming to a close it was Staubach who connected with Drew Pearson for 17 yards and then with Dupree for 16 yards as the Cowboys drove to the Rams 19 yard line. The drive stalled at the 16 yard line and Rafael Septien connected on a 33 yard field goal to get the Cowboys closer, 7-5.
On two straight kickoffs by Septien he kicked both out of bounds. Back in 1979 this was a five yard penalty and a re kick. With two penalties it pushed the Cowboys kickoff back to the 25 yard line. The Rams returned Septien's third kickoff to the 31 yard line with time winding down in the first half. Ferragamo quickly completed two straight passes and the Rams found themselves at the Cowboys 43 yard line with 17 seconds left. Then with only 11 seconds left Ferragamo was able to get a pass off as Randy White hit him hard and took him down. The pass made its way into the end zone where Rams wide receiver Ron Smith came down with the ball while covered by two Cowboys defenders. The Rams went into halftime leading the Cowboys 14-5.
The Rams defense in the first half was able to control the Cowboys running game and was able to limit any big plays from Staubach. The Cowboys defense played well, but the Rams offense was able to make a few more plays then the Cowboys and that led to their nine point lead going into the third quarter. But this was the Cowboys who were America's team. They had Roger Staubach and the Doomsday defense and were known for exciting games and great comebacks. As the second half got started it seemed as though everyone was waiting for that moment that the Cowboys would come alive and make their move.
It didn't take the Cowboys defense very long to make a play as the third quarter got under way. Dennis Thurman intercepted Ferragamo at the Cowboys 46 yard line and returned it to the Rams 34 yard line. But once again the Cowboys offense could not put a drive together and could not take advantage of the turnover and had to punt.
The Cowboys defense was able to force the Rams to punt and the Cowboys offense took over with great field position at their 46 yard line. Staubach connected with Drew Pearson for 29 yards and got to the Rams 25 yard line. On the next play Tom Landry went to his bag of tricks and ran a halfback option with Ron Springs. Springs threw into the end zone and found Tony Hill for a touchdown, but one official over ruled the one who signaled touchdown, saying that Hill didn't have both feet in bounds before stepping out the back of the end zone. Then Staubach threw into the end zone for Tony Dorsett and was intercepted, but the Rams were called for pass interference and that put the Cowboys at the one yard line. From there Ron Springs scored on the next play and the Cowboys closed to within 14-12.
On the Rams next possession they drove to the Cowboys 43 yard line. Then the Cowboys defense came up with another turnover as Cliff Harris intercepted Ferragamo. The Cowboys offense took over at the 43 yard line as the third quarter came to an end.
The Cowboys offense in the third quarter was playing so much better than they were in the first half. They were able to gain yards in the running game and Staubach was now able to find open receivers, but it just didn't seem like the Cowboys that everyone was use to seeing. As the fourth quarter started the Cowboys offense quickly drove inside the Rams 10 yard line off the Harris interception. Then from the 2 yard line Staubach found tight end Jay Saldi wide open for the go ahead score with 12:46 left in the game. Staubach was hit hard on the play and was shaken up, but was able to walk to the sideline. From that point on Danny White was seen warming up just in case he was needed. The Cowboys now led the Rams 19-14.
The Rams once again were able to drive the ball on the Cowboys defense. They reached the Cowboys 32 yard line where they faced a 4th and 8. Instead of attempting a field goal they decided to go for the first down. Ferragamo threw to wide receiver Drew Hill and the pass fell incomplete. A flag was thrown for pass interference, but after a discussion between the officials it was ruled that there was no interference and the flag was picked up.
The Cowboys offense took over at the 32 yard line with 6:59 left. On the first play Dorsett hit a hole and raced up the middle for a 26 yard gain to the Rams 42 yard line. From there the Cowboys could not go any further and had to punt.
The Rams got the ball with 4:22 left and Ferragamo connected with wide receiver Billy Waddy for a 36 yard gain to the Cowboys 44 yard line. A holding penalty on the Rams pushed them back to the 46 yard line and they ended up punting back to the Cowboys.
With only 2:45 left and the Cowboys sitting at their 21 yard line all they needed to do was get a first down to seal the game, but they were not able to move the ball like they had done during the third quarter and the beginning of the fourth quarter. On first down Robert Newhouse lost a yard. On second down, a screen pass to Tony Hill only gained a yard. On third down Staubach was rushed and he rolled out to his right and was tackled for no gain. In the process of stopping the Cowboys from getting a first down the Rams also used their last two timeouts and the Cowboys were forced to punt for the eighth time in the game.
The Rams got the ball back at midfield with 2:16 left and no timeouts. On the first play Ferragamo fired a pass over the middle to Billy Waddy who caught it on the run at the Cowboys 28 yard line. Waddy then out raced the Cowboys defense and scored easily to take the lead 21-19.
After the kickoff the Cowboys took over at the 21 yard line. The Cowboys and their fans had seen this type of situation countless times in Cowboys history. There was only 1:57 remaining, the Cowboys had two timeouts, any kind of score wins the game and the great Roger Staubach was under center to work his magic that he had done so many times before in his career. The script couldn't have been written any better for the Cowboys. But there was something was different about this game. The moment where the Cowboys took control of the game never seemed to come even after they took a 19-14 lead. If that moment was ever going to come it had to be this moment with 1:57 left in the game.
On first down Dorsett gained 12 yard to the 33 yard line. On the next play Staubach over threw Tony Hill. Then on second down Staubach once again over threw Hill. Everyone seemed to be waiting for that one play that got the Cowboys rolling towards victory. What happened on third down has become Dallas Cowboys trivia for years. Staubach dropped back and threw a pass directly at offensive lineman Herbert Scott, who caught the ball. A flag was thrown for ineligible receiver and the Cowboys now faced a 4th and 20. It was the last chance for that Staubach magic to come through so that the Cowboys could advance to the NFC Championship game. Staubach dropped back and threw for Drew Pearson. The pass sailed high on Pearson and fell incomplete.
The Rams offense took over with 1:07 left. They played it safe and on fourth down they lined up for a field goal attempt with 13 seconds remaining. The Rams faked the field goal as holder Nolan Cromwell kept the ball and ran for the first down. The Rams won the game 21-19 and shattered the Cowboys hopes of a 6th Super Bowl in the 1970's.
The loss to the Rams in 1979 was one of the worst playoff defeats in Cowboys history. Some say the loss had to do with the dramatic game against the Redskins that put the Cowboys in the playoffs. Others believe that the Cowboys just over looked the Rams. Whatever the reasons were, the Cowboys season ended that Sunday in Texas Stadium. The Staubach magic also ended that day and on March 31, 1979 he announced his retirement from the Cowboys and the NFL after 11 seasons and two Super Bowl Championships.


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A lot of you out there are already sold on flamenco. That's great. Get thee to the National Institute of Flamenco's "Festival Flamenco Internacional." You've probably already got tickets.
Now, the rest of you. What's your problem? I hope it's not some kind of misguided idea that traditional equals boring. Here's the thing. You probably think you know something about flamenco, but there's a lot more to learn. That's right, grab your glasses and a notebook, it's time for a lesson.
First, flamenco isn't Spanish dance. It's an Andalusian musical style that's accompanied by movements with gypsy, Moor, Byzantine, Andalusian (and a few others) roots.
Wait, what? The Moors. Those are Muslims, right? Yuppers, you got it. Back in the day, when this little thing called the Crusades was going on, Muslim armies came to Spain where they got along pretty well with the Christian natives. (One big difference was that no one levied taxes on those of other faiths.) So the two groups shared music and art, making some really unique stuff. Like flamenco.
That's fascinating! What else?
So glad you asked. Flamenco flourished during the late 1800s, with guitarists and dancers performing in public, rather than the previous when-
In the 1920s Federico García Lorca, a huge flamenco fan, organized a festival called "Concurso de Cante Jondo," which featured flamenco from many different traditions, rather than just the popular ones that were seen by the public. After Lorca's fest, flamenco got all sort of theatrical and there is a plethora of academic drama about whether it lost its spark, which I shall spare you. Your welcome.
Today, flamenco is often known for its bright red costuming and dramatic style. It has these things, yes, but flamenco isn't just some stuffy performative art. It is style itself. So now that you've got your little history lesson, go check out some flamenco!
"Festival Flamenco Internacional" runs from Wednesday, June 9 to Sunday, June 13. Tickets range from $20 to $90, depending on the performance. A complete schedule is available right here.


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Homing Pigeons
Homing pigeons owe their name to the ability to return home from distant, unfamiliar release points — in some cases, even if they've been transported, anaesthetised and deprived of all information about the journey. They were used to carry messages in both ancient Greece and China, and by the 16th century were being used in formal postal services. In 1860, Paul Reuter employed a fleet of 45 to deliver news and stock prices between Brussels and Aachen. Only in 2002 did India's police force retire its pigeon messenger service, when it was made redundant by e-mail. Homing pigeons have proved especially useful during times of war. One bird, "Cher Ami", was awarded the French Croix de Guerre for his heroic service during the First World War in delivering 12 important messages, despite sustaining a bullet wound. Equally amazing, but for different reasons, is the unfortunate bird that set off from Pembrokeshire in June 1953. It returned, dead, in a box postmarked "Brazil", 11 years later.
Viewers of Flipper do not need to be told that dolphins are cleverer than most inhabitants of the sea. Whether he was upholding the law, or embarking on a daring sea rescue, the iconic TV hero's brainpower never failed to amaze. Even without television trickery, dolphins are smart. The latest evidence of intelligence came this week, when researchers published the results of a study in the Brazilian Amazon which showed male members of pods carrying "gifts" in the form of sticks, or, most endearingly, makeshift bouquets made from seaweed, to attract mates. DNA tests revealed that the males who carried the most gifts proved the most successful fathers. Research in Australia showed bottlenose dolphins use bits of marine sponge to protect their noses while they probe the seabed. Scientists say the behaviour is evidence that they show signs of culture learned from their forebears, rather than passed down in genes.
While they may not yet have developed the power of speech, as exhibited in the upcoming Jerry Seinfeld film, Bee Movie, and are all too easily snared by beer traps in summer, bees are unexpectedly clever insects. As early as 330BC, Aristotle described the remarkable "waggle dance" bees use to communicate with members of the hive. It was originally thought the dance was designed simply to attract attention, but in 1947, Karl von Frisch, who was later awarded a Nobel Prize for his work, deduced that the apparently random runs and turns of the dance, which bees perform in groups, correlates directly to the position of the sun in relation to the location of food. If a bee runs from the six to 12 o'clock positions, it means food is in the direction of the sun. The number of waggles dictates how far away the food lies.
Most dog owners will claim their pooch is the smartest in the park. But retrieving sticks or barking at postmen, while impressive when compared with the skills of, say, a jellyfish, is hardly rocket science. However, new research suggests mutts are capable of much more: in an experiment at the University of Vienna, two border collies, an Australian shepherd and a mongrel were presented with images on a touch screen. The pairs of photos offered the choice of a landscape or a dog. When the dogs used their nose to push against the dog image, they got a treat. If they plumped for the landscape, they were forced to wait a few seconds before the next round. The training stage complete, the dogs were shown landscape and dog photos, and continued to correctly pick out the dogs. In the final phase, the dogs were shown an unfamiliar dog superimposed on a landscape they had seen in training. Even then, the animals were able to pick out the dog. Scientists say the results show that dogs can use abstract concept, a skill which had been attributed only to birds and primates.
Leatherback turtle
The 65 million-year-old leatherback turtle has witnessed the fall of the dinosaurs and the rise of humanity. But the giant sea creature is most extraordinary for its ability to travel huge distances, from the cold waters in which it feeds to the tropical and subtropical beaches where it hatches its eggs. Female turtles originally tagged in French Guiana off the coast of South America have been recaptured on the other side of the ocean in Morocco and Spain. In 2006, the so-called "Dingle turtle" made headlines after being tagged off the west coast of Ireland and embarking on an astonishing 5,000-mile journey to the Cape Verde islands, off West Africa. Leatherbacks are found from Alaska to New Zealand.
Everyone knows man's closest living relative is the sharpest tool in the animal box. After all, what other animal can brew up a cup of PG Tips while wearing a bowler hat? This week, however, the publication Current Biology has shed new light on the brain power of chimpanzees, revealing them to have photographic memories far superior to our own. Until now, it was not thought chimps could match humans in mental tests. But researchers in Kyoto discovered that chimps could recall a sequence of numbers displayed to them (for a fraction of a second), outperforming students who took the same test. The research suggests that short-term memory may have been more important to earlier humans, possibly because of our modern reliance on language-based memory skills.
Humpback whales
Whale song, which is associated in particular with the humpback, is something of a mystery to scientists. Male humpbacks sing mainly during the mating season, but it is not known whether the song is used to attract females or to ward off other males. The song itself is complex. At any one moment, all the males in a population sing the same song. Over time the song slowly evolves into something new, with all the whales making exactly the same changes to their pattern of singing. Studies suggest that, once a population of whales has moved on from a particular pattern, it will never again return. Other whales such as the sperm and beluga also make songs but none are as complex as that of the humpback.
The old adage that elephants never forget was proved to have a basis in scientific fact in 2001, when research showed that matriarchs, who lead the herd, have an uncanny ability to remember faces. This enables them to know when alert their brood to menacing interlopers. Now, scientists at the University of St Andrews have shown that pachyderms are even smarter than that: a study of 36 family groups in Kenya suggests that elephants can build a mental map of where herd members are by combining their memory with a keen sense of smell. Researchers lay urine samples from wild elephants in the path of a herd. When the leader encountered the scent, it reacted with surprise because its memory told it the animal was walking behind, and could not have been able to lay its scent ahead.
The Arctic tern
Even more prone to wander than the leatherback turtle, the Arctic tern takes the longest regular migration of any known animal, from its Arctic breeding grounds to the Antarctic and back again every year. On this journey of about 22,000 miles, the seabird enjoys two summers and more daylight than any other creature on the planet. One chick demonstrated its flying ability by setting out from Labrador, Canada, in July 1928 to arrive in South Africa four months later. Another unfledged chick tagged on the Farne Islands, off the coast of Northumberland, in 1982 flew 14,000 miles to Melbourne, Australia, in just three months. Over its life, the Arctic tern will travel about 500,000 miles.
They might be famous for their brawn — ants can carry up to 20 times their body weight, the equivalent of a woman strapping a hippo to her back — but ants are not renowned for brains. When it comes to delegation, however, they're smart. Males cannot claim much credit for this — they spend their days wandering around accepting food until they mate, when they promptly die — but worker ants, who are generally sterile females, are clever. They perform tasks such as foraging, defending, preparing food, construction and attending to the queen. The most dangerous task is foraging, so older, more expendable ants are given the job, while the younger ones wait on the queen.
New Caledonian Crows
The ability to fashion tools has always been held as uniquely primate, distinguishing us from (apparently) less intelligent creatures. But humans and apes are not alone in having tool-making skills. Crows amazed the science community in October when footage — recorded using tiny "crow-cams" on the tails of New Caledonian crows — showed the birds creating advanced implements. One crow was observed whittling twigs and leaves with its beak to fashion grabbers designed to retrieve grubs from the ground. The New Caledonian crows are the only known non-primate to create and use new tools.
Chimps might be able to outwit Japanese university students in a test of photographic memory, and are traditionally considered to be second only to humans in the intelligence stakes, but research published earlier this year suggested that orang-utans were the smartest swingers in the ape world. Scientists from Harvard University studied orang-utans in Borneo and found them capable of tasks that chimps could only dream of, such as using leaves to make waterproof hats and roofs. They also gathered evidence that the orange-haired apes have developed a culture in which adults teach the young how to make tools. Viewers of David Attenborough's documentaries will remember the astonishing film of an orang-utan climbing into a canoe and using a paddle.
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Animals Do the Cleverest Things
By Steve Connor, Independent UK
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Koshare Indian Dancers' Summers Shows have begun. Next performance is tonight, June 21, at 7 p.m.
Koshare Indian Dancers' Summers Shows have begun. The schedule of remaining performances is as follows: June 21, 22, 29; July 5, 6, 12, 13, 17, 19, 20, 26 and 27. All shows begin at 7 p.m. at the Koshare Indian Museum and last approximately two hours. Tickets can be purchased at the Kiva Trading Post for $10 for adults and $5 for students (18 and under). Koshare dancers are selling tickets at a discounted rate of $8 for adults and $4 for students (18 and under). Ticket price includes admission to the museum.
The Koshare Indian Dancers are under the direction of David Scott Balicki, Program Director. The Program is led by Dino Salazar, Head Chief; Thomas Martinez, Assistant Head Chief and Chief of the Sioux Clan; Vincent Gearhart, Chief of the Kiowa Clan; Samuel Torres, Chief of the Navajo Clan; Madey Eckhart, Head Maiden of the Fancy Shawl Dancers and Mariah Arguello, Head Maiden of the Jingle Dancers.
The Koshare Indian Dancers are Nicolia Aguilar, Whitney Aragon, Sicily Ayala, Sophia Ayala, Maria Baca, Lexi Bradshaw, Ramon Cardenas, Jacob Chambers, Isaiah Chaparro, Hanna Dittburner, Theodore Dutt, Ian Dutt, Haley Eckhart, Seth Gearhart, Joaquin Graham, Keanu George, Roen George, Cody Haberman, Shaelyn Haberman, Taryn Haberman, Seanah Kauten, Larae Lopez, Austin Martin, Riley Martin, Jacob Martinez, Melody Martinez, Thomas Martinez, Gage Mayo, Zeta Mills, Dreyton Nichols, Nicolle Pagliacci, Zeke Rangel, Katelin Reed, Sidney Romero, Diego Salazar, Ben Schiferl, Zach Stallman, Vincent Whatley, Mercedes Whatley and Chris Wilkins.
If you need any further information or have any questions, call the Kiva Trading Post at 384-4411.


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JR LEVERONI is an emerging visual artist living in South Florida. He grew up in Upstate New York. He has several graduate degrees, one from Dartmouth College. He has studied abroad at Cambridge and Oxford Universities. He taught at various colleges and now is recently retired; he divides his time between Ft Lauderdale and Upstate New York. His paintings exhibit the energy and joy that he finds in his newfound identity as an artist. JR is self-taught, and continues to learn. Recently (2011), JR decided to try his own hand at drawing and painting. His work has been exhibited in the Fort Lauderdale area. He maintains a studio in Lighthouse Point. He is grateful for the encouragement and guidance he received from professional artists such as Tom Rossetti, Kirk Nicklas, and Peter Meyerhoefer. JR Leveroni is a member of ArtsUnited (Ft. Lauderdale) and Broward Art Guild (Ft. Lauderdale).


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Except for days where the Calgary Flames and Toronto Maple Leafs are making deals, or Pittsburgh is giving away Markus Naslund for Alex Stojanov, teams generally need to give up quality to land quality in return. With news that the Oilers are still looking to land a top-four defenseman, might Magnus Paajarvi be a piece the team considers moving? Should they be considering it?
Bob Stauffer, quoted in Robin Brownlee's article today makes it clear that the Oilers are looking to the trade front to address their blue line. Given Stauffer's enviable track record on these things, that's as close to a sure thing as it gets.
Why do I bring up Paajarvi's name? Mostly because the young winger is at an interesting place in his Oilers career.
A year ago, Paajarvi was a 20-year old 10th overall pick coming off a 15-goal/34-point season in Edmonton. He wasn't quite at the same level as fellow rookies Taylor Hall and Jordan Eberle, but even so he was in the same range. This year, however, Hall and Eberle both improved their totals (in Eberle's case, greatly) and Ryan Nugent-Hopkins had a fantastic rookie season. Paajarvi scored two goals in half a season and saw significant time in the AHL, where his offensive totals were okay but not spectacular.
That makes Paajarvi less integral to the rebuild, and a candidate to be moved in the right deal. (He's not the only player in that boat – Sam Gagner and Ales Hemsky are other forwards with value who may not be considered significant parts of the rebuild.)
In the right deal, I think it makes sense to consider trading Paajarvi – but the right deal needs to involve a player coming back who fits both short- and long-term goals. In other words, it makes little sense to trade Paajarvi for a defenseman who is only likely to be an Oiler for one or two years.
The reason I say that is because while I share concerns about Paajarvi's offensive game, I do think he has long-term upside as a top-nine forward on a good team. His offense is not as bad as he showed this year – among other things, his shooting percentage dropped to 2.9%, just over half as good as the NHL's worst shooter since the lockout, Bruins' tough guy Shawn Thornton. More than that, Paajarvi fared well by scoring chance/shot metrics and is one of the few young forwards in my memory who could stand to pay a little less attention to the defensive end of the rink and a little more to scoring.
Certainly Paajarvi's physical gifts are not in question. Despite his reluctance to use his incredible speed and power forward's frame (6'2", 204lbs) to crash the net, he's an excellent athlete. Even if his offense doesn't come along, he looks a lot to me like a guy who could be a well-above average third-line winger. That has value.
What it doesn't do is make him untouchable if the right deal comes along. Ideally, from an Oilers' perspective hanging on to Paajarvi is the thing to do – they can wait and see if how he performs in 2012-13. But if he's the piece that brings back a good defenseman with a long-term Oilers future, he's movable.
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- Are negotiations on this CBA going better or worse than last time around?
- Sam Gagner heads to salary arbitration
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shafnutz05 wrote:tifosi77 wrote:Shaf ate an entire cheese wheel and pooped in the fridge. I'm not even mad, I'm impressed.
I just read this.....uhhhhhhhhhhhh wat?
Anchorman reference.
(And are you making a Jaws reference in that reply? Should I have said "Tiger shark"?)
BadHands71 wrote:Curious question to my fellow cooks. Getting the MCAH book has made me wonder what other cookbooks are worth owning that I don't have. I'm curious what some of the LGP go-to books are.
Wow.... that really depends on what you're looking for. At this stage, I generally don't use cookbooks for full-up recipes. Like, "I saw read this recipe and I'm going to make the dish, start-to-finish". I mean, yes I still do that. (Of course) But I have several thousands of dollars of cookbooks and cooking reference books in my library, and their primary focus is for perspective. How does this chef think about their cuisine versus that one? Which one appeals to me more? What can I take from this set of dishes and apply to this other set over here? I remember eating at this restaurant and linking the [blank] dish; I wonder if their cookbook might lead me towards discovering what influenced that recipe and how I might apply that to my own kitchen? (I'm almost embarrassed to say it, but I actually do think that way.)
So for me, cookbooks aren't so much about cooking. They're about perspective.
That said, these are my favorite books.
"The Splendid Table" -- Lynn Rosetto Kasper
Still the go-to reference for the cooking of Bologna and Emilia-Romagna; my copy is practically falling apart. It's half cooking, half history, all awesome.
"A Return To Cooking" -- Eric Ripert
A simply fascinating look into the creative process of how a Michelin three-star chef cooks at home.
"Ratio" -- Michael Ruhlman
Maybe the single best reference book on cooking and baking ever written.
"On Food & Cooking" -- Harold McGee
Okay, I take that back..... McGee is the one book to have on your shelf as a reference.
"How To Read A French Fry" -- Russ Parsons
If McGee proves daunting, this is the simplified version. But worth having, regardless.
Only the first two of those are actual cookbooks. The others are more reference-grade material. But I don't want to think about a world where I don't have all of these books at my fingertips, ready at a moment's notice to assist me getting out of the mess I create when my attempt at purple gazpacho instead yields a viscous pink paste-type thing.


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Aging with Grace: Dr. John, Leonard Cohen, Bob Dylan, and Jimmy Cliff
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Seriously, three cheers for the old guys. In an era where hype machine blog year-end top ten lists are often chock-full of buzz band debut albums, let us not forget that Rolling Stone is sometimes right. 2012 has seen great albums from the likes of baby boomer mainstays Dr. John, Leonard Cohen, Bob Dylan, and Jimmy Cliff. Despite their age, these artists have somehow managed to adapt their style to the contemporary music world while still creating a product that is very much their own.
Among these four, my personal favorite is Dr. John's Locked Down, an album of typical Mac Renneback New Orleans-style voodoo with a hint of Afrobeat, and combined with bluesy production from Dan Auerbach of The Black Keys. Auerbach, having clearly taken a page from his work with Danger Mouse, has helped Dr. John rediscover his gumbo weirdness, resulting in an album that's as fun to listen to as the Keys' career-best, last year's El Camino.
Amazingly, Dr. John is willing not only to adapt his own style, but to venture into unfamiliar territory. Recently, he co-wrote "I Am What I Am" – a track from Spiritualized's 2012 offering Sweet Heart Sweet Light (their best since 1997's stone cold classic Ladies and Gentlemen We Are Floating in Space) –with front man Jason Pierce.
By contrast, Cohen doesn't explicitly or obviously adapt his previous musical style on January's Old Ideas –as the title playfully suggests— but he must have done something right. The record was Cohen's highest-ever charting release on the Billboard 200 at number 3. Cohen is perhaps free riding on the continued popularity of the very indie rock artists that his signature baritone likely inspired (The National's Matt Berninger comes to mind). Yet, his songwriting stands above all, ranging from biblically genuine to sarcastic, from reflecting on lost love to bitter betrayal and separation, from ruminating on the concept of home to the concept of vagrancy. Old Ideas.
To say Cohen's voice has aged well is an understatement. What was once effective, but awkward, synth-backed, sounds-like-your-creepy-uncle song-talk has turned into a Waits-ian rasp that is still decipherable, a gorgeous complement to his oft-heartbreaking lyrics and backed up by the quintessential female chorus.
Similarly, Dylan's Tempest, his 35th studio album (which also peaked at number 3 on the Billboard 200), displays another gravely voice that's better suited for bleak, 14-minute tales about humans turning on one another during the sinking of the Titanic than for Christmas music. The grim stories Dylan tells on the long tracks of this album contrast Dylan's stream-of-consciousness, free association poetry on classic long tracks like "Like a Rolling Stone" or "Desolation Row." It's not that those songs weren't coherent, but that they resulted from stream-of-consciousness songwriting sessions. The songs on Tempest, however, resemble more traditional rock and roll melodies and don't employ as many lyrical ambiguities that would lead Dylan scholars to stay awake for an entire week searching for meaning. The album consists of tales of death that culminate in a tribute to John Lennon, as if Dylan is reflecting on all of the musical contemporaries he's outlasted.
Likewise, Cliff's Rebirth traverses musical history. It harks back to his immortal soundtrack to the classic reggae film The Harder They Come and recognizes Jamaica's influence on modern pop music through his great cover of the Clash's "Guns of Brixton". In a year in which, in addition to Cliff's musical output, Kevin MacDonald directed Marley, a documentary on the guy who comes to mind when anyone says "reggae," Jamaican music seems to be resurging.
In the Pitchfork review of Cliff's album, Erin Macleod wrote that Jamaica, for its 50-year celebration as an independent nation, was choosing between the Shaggy-produced "On a Mission" and Mikey Bennett's "Find the Flag" as its national song. "It's too bad no one consulted Jimmy Cliff," she wrote. Indeed, Rebirth is Cliff's application, his audition. From "Reggae Music," the tale of his first recording, to covering tracks by artists his music clearly influenced, Cliff asserts that he's at the forefront of a musical style that defined Jamaica and allowed for the popularity of punk and ska (before Jamaican dub) in the United States and in the UK.
All of these artists provide a fascinating contrast to one slightly younger artist who put out a rather mediocre (but inevitably number one on the Billboard charts) album in 2012, but one that was literally supposed to capture the spirit of the times. His name would be Bruce. Wrecking Ball, his supposed Occupy Wall Street album whose generic lead track, "We Take Care of Our Own", became the unofficial anthem of the Obama campaign, treads zero new territory for Springsteen. Perhaps this is a sign of history's tendency to repeat itself rather than Springsteen's lack of originality. Really, nobody would expect anything less from the forever-existential artist whose fans, especially politicians (from Reagan to Obama) often misinterpret his music to be blind allegiance to America rather than dissenting patriotism.
But in the shadow of the one-two punch of Nebraska and Born in the U.S.A. (two brilliant albums that personalized isolation and depression and popularized the struggles of the Reagan era lower-middle class, respectively), Wrecking Ball doesn't break new territory. Sure, the title track offers some irresistible Springsteen cheese about his upbringing and a killer bridge, and "Land of Hopes and Dreams," a song that takes Bruce's love of the populist train metaphor to new heights and includes two sax solos from the late Clarence Clemons, are fine songs. But unlike Locked Down, Old Ideas, Tempest, and Rebirth, Wrecking Ball is not an adaptation to contemporary musical territory or a unique statement, but rather a retread. In the wake of Hurricane Sandy and Peter Ames Carlin's upcoming biography Bruce, one cannot help but think about the inherent hypocrisies within the man who seems anti-establishment but whose nosebleed seats cost hundreds of dollars, or the man who made so much money off of New Jersey and the plight of the weary, blue-collar working-class but can only help the Sandy victims through impersonal telethons.
I obviously haven't covered every album released this year from older artists. Neil Young put out both folk song covers album Americana and October's Psychedelic Pill, a 90-minute journey that takes longer to digest than a Chipotle burrito. In addition, I hear great things about Patti Smith's new album, though I am not at all confident in my ability to hear the album in the context of her discography. Nonetheless, the contrast between the four I have lauded and Springsteen perhaps sheds some light on how older artists can stay both musically and socially relevant.
Earlier this year, I wrote that David Byrne was trying too hard to be seen as hip by collaborating with the likes of St. Vincent and that we need him to return to technological innovation. While Byrne avoided the dreaded "aging rocker bio" in his memoir How Music Works, he again lacked to offer anything new with both his book and with his bordering-on-boring collaboration with Annie Clark, Love This Giant. By contrast, Dr. John, Cohen, Dylan, and Cliff have shown that being an aging artist is actually a great thing, perhaps the greatest thing, giving you the perspective and wisdom to tackle the questions that Bruce has seemingly been trying to answer throughout his whole musical career: that of your place within the music world, within your country, and within the universe at large.
Jordan Mainzer is a student of History and Hispanic Studies at Brown University and the editor of art, architecture, and design blog DRA. His recent articles include film reviews of Argo and The Master, an interview with director Alison Klayman, and a review of the A$AP Rocky, Schoolboy Q, and Danny Brown tour.


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Former football standouts Rob Rodriguez and Roland Hilliard, basketball player Sherwin Green and track coach Louis Johnson were selected for the Christopher Newport University Athletic Hall of Fame.
Induction will take place at halftime of the 4 p.m. Greensboro-CNU men's basketball game Feb. 2.
Rodriguez was a first-team All-American selection by the American Football Coaches Association and D3football.com. He compiled 1,000 yards on 134 kickoff returns, blocked 10 kicks and intercepted a school-record nine passes.
Hilliard received first-team all-region honors and All-American honorable mention from D3football.com. The 2004 USA South Offensive Player of the Year is CNU's all-time leader in all-purpose yards by a significant margin, with 4,477.
Green led the Captains from 1972-75 and became the second Captain to earn all-conference honors twice.
Johnson began his association with the Captains in 1987 as a volunteer assistant track coach while still serving actively with the Newport News Police Department. In 2005-06, he served as interim head coach after the retirement of Vince Brown.
Women's soccer:
Virginia senior forward Caroline Miller is one of three finalists for the Hermann Trophy, an award given to the best collegiate player.
Miller is the first U.Va. player to be named as a finalist. Division I coaches who are members of the NSCAA vote for the winner.
North Carolina's Crystal Dunn and Penn State's Christine Nairn are the other finalists for the award, which will be presented Friday night in St. Louis.
Women's volleyball:
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The classic slim suit has been colorized. WSJ Contributor Nicole Berrie joins Lunch Break with a look at how to wear the pink (and cobalt, and green). Photo: Getty Images.
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HistoryThe uses of powdered Chinese Fireball eggs were discovered by Quong Po in the 15th or 16th century.
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