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|2009-11-19, 22:09
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For some reason...I hope Teruyama get more powerful....and Gido will get a heartattack when he see Blade changed personality...lol
I wonder should I translate the Horror House chapter(there is no English version...but I can't edit the whole thing as well haha...I guess I just write the whole thing here)
|2009-11-19, 22:12
|Link #1102
Senior Member
Join Date: Aug 2009
I think the one to find Gido may be Saten. I already said months ago that I could see Teruyama falling into depression if he thought he lost his friends again, and then being manipulated by a bad guy because of it.
|2009-11-19, 23:47
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Blade's ideal world, filled with only cute naked girls? He's also displayed a sock fetish and i guess gloves.
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|2009-11-19, 23:51
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A random-man
Join Date: Aug 2009
.....It does increase more ecchiness than just naked......WHAT THE HECK I THINKING
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|2009-11-20, 09:34
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Join Date: Sep 2008
Location: Houston
Age: 31
Also Blade seemed to be talking about not naked girls but if a girl is going to be ALMOST naked or have something covering just barely the important areas they MUST have socks AND gloves on now.
Maybe after fighting Aruka he doesnt like the idea of bare hands anymore lol. Since hers incinerate on touch.
|2009-11-20, 12:08
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Senior Member
Join Date: Sep 2008
Location: Houston
Age: 31
They really need to do another 0 book to explain what the hell happened between the first explosion > meeting Cruz to cause Blade to become so bad.
Hell even the manga chapter about his back story with seto/solva he was not nearly as corrupted as he currently is, although the anime made him almost the same (even kept the hair short too I wonder why)
Blade reminds me a lot of Sephiroth from FFVII. He had long silver hair, wore black, has a god complex, was born from a scientific experiment that had special cells injected into his body.
Today I though of a biblical parallel between Blade and Arclight in that they are kinda like the first two sons of Adam and Eve. One son was favored above the other, causing him to become jealous and killing his own brother. Blade and Arclight are pretty much brothers and since Blade was the favored and Arc was tossed it kinda seems like that bible story.
|2009-11-20, 12:26
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Chapter 12 translated: http://www.mediafire.com/?gmyoeztzuo5
So Disk already knew there was a traitor among the resistance...
Spoiler for Ch 12:
|2009-11-20, 12:35
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Take what?, we knew thats just what people called him. We dont know his name or how he came into existance. We just know before he died each of his endless ablities left his body and got put into someone else hence the title fragments. (willingly or not depends on legend and the words of a super powered canabalistic psychopath)
Geez all the powers. I wonder if whatever killed him still exists, that would be scary.
But thats kind intresting Disk origionally suspected Cruz of being the traitor and Eve went along with it. Also a picture of Cruz and Aruka when its easier to see four years of age difference.
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|2009-11-20, 13:10
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Join Date: Sep 2008
Location: Houston
Age: 31
Also Cruz said while he was running with Aruka in first chapter that their was someone who betrayed the resistance.
Something I been wondering about is Arclight wants Blades body because it meets the per portions of his own in terms of height, build, ect. It originally had nothing to do with the fact that Blade and Arclight were both clones because he didnt know that Blade was also a clone right? So its just about the body...
Why doesnt Arclight than just use Saten than? Blade and Saten have like the exact same body structure...
Seems kinda strange, Arclight doesnt seem the type to let a "friend" live if he could realize his own ambitions
|2009-11-20, 13:14
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Also Gregor said that part of the data that they needed is encrypted and that they dont have the passcodes and thus they think cruz has them, but he didnt even know he had the chip.
Gido however looked through the chip maybe he found what they were looking for and encrypted it (although he seemed suprised when she alluded to the list being important, but then again hes good at keeping secrets such as knowing about the adam project and suspecting arclight of being a specimen).
Its amazing how much more relevent the list is in the manga then the anime.
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|2009-11-20, 14:03
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Senior Member
Hmm yeah but then again in the anime you got Saten Physicaly present talking with the board. So its plausible they visualized it differently with this?
Since the entire Resistance died there apart from Cruz and Aruka what relevance does this list have at this point in the manga (ch12 and on). We dont see any new characters apear other then Seto & Solva lateron who work for Blade.
So perhaps people within Simeon are on the list as well? (What about the Black Madam for instance?) Just an option tho im not saying its so.
|2009-11-20, 14:12
|Link #1120
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Join Date: Sep 2008
Location: Houston
Age: 31
Looking at that image of The Second, it looks like he has the same hairstyle as Saten.
Also doesnt it seem that Saten has more than one fragment? I mean he has shown various powers besides Thermal Conversion.
He has shown:
Thermal Conversion
Power (He matched Blade and Gido said that they were evenly matched in power)
Speed (He was able to get behind Setsuna without her realizing it at high speed)
Fragrance (In the anime he was sitting way above but in the manga he was on ground level when Lilith Temptation was used and was not affected by it, although the other girls were also unaffected I assume that is because they were close enough to the source that it was just blown away from them by her fan)
Time Control (He almost seemingly stopped time and had that long/slow conversation with Eve about how she could go help Cruz. Since a normal talk like that would be noticed in normal time and since Eve is fairly slow I doubt she would have gotten it if he talked really fast and I assume someone like Disc who is suspicious of Saten to not notice such a long pause)
Teleportation/Invisibility (When he was watching Blade and them from atop the building at the end of chapter 7, he made the whole building vanish in a instant. If it had simply fallen down Blade and them would have noticed, but just the presence of it was gone which Cruz noticed)
Also his build/hair are all similar to blade and arclight, his neck AND forehead is constantly covered by that cloth. He has ties to the government which have the Eden Cells that were used to make Blade and Arclight. In Needless 0 II it shows that Saten is younger than Arclight.
Maybe Saten is a closer clone to The Second than either Blade or Arclight that the government created after the blast at the Adam Project lab. It doesnt seem that the government would not have the data on how to create more clones successfully after Blade was made.
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Last week as Ohio Governor John Kasich was signing Senate Bill 5 into law, the Ohio NEA affiliate, the Ohio Education Association, was already mobilizing their efforts to repeal the measure that would end forced unionism, makes strikes illegal and close major budget shortfalls via a ballot referendum.......In a current forced unionism state, the OEA already collects at least $63 million in dues per year.
Apparently that figure isn't enough to advance their agenda as they are now considering extracting an additional $50 per member for the referendum campaign in November.
Regardless of what teachers think about the law, this fee would be required and nonrefundable. Does this sound fair to you?
Thousands of teachers are outraged by the thought of additional political fees, particularly when they already saddled with $800-$900 in dues per year. In an email released by Governor Kasich's camp, one school employee saw the added fee as an endorsement of a referendum she doesn't agree with. In fact, she believes Senate Bill 5 is a sound law. "I am very upset with the OEA Union," school employee Connie Ash's email read. "I am appalled that the OEA feels they can commandeer funds from my pay check without my approval."
Currently in Ohio, you must pay the OEA membership dues and fees as a condition of employment.
Unfortunately, as of today, Connie would have to pay this additional fee. Senate Bill 5 would see that teachers are given the liberty to make that choice for themselves, that is if it has the chance to go into effect. Clearly, there are thousands of teachers in the state do not identify with the OEA's politics and do not want to pay exorbitant dues or forced fees to support their agenda.
AAE has always been opposed to forced unionism. This new idea by the OEA shows us that the organization views Senate Bill 5 as a threat to their pipeline of cash. The OEA is doing one of the things teachers unions do best, treating member paychecks as a political slush fund. Lacking the respect to ask first might be one of the key reasons why these unions themselves have lost so much respect with policy makers and legislators.
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Lark Rise to Candleford A violent storm hits both towns and the arrival of a new teacher with new ways and ideas causes division in the two communities. In Candleford, they disapprove of the books that the new teacher shipped to the Post Office and they disapprove of his radical political views. In Lark Rise however, he sets up evening classes for older boys to continue their education and revives the tradition of a "penny reading" at the school. At the reading, Alf tries to impress Laura.G


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Monday, February 21, 2011
light of my life
19 comments:
- Ana - Better in Sepia said...
How awesome!! That necklace is perfect!
- February 21, 2011 at 9:26 AM
- rainbows & fairydust said...
you look stunning1 perfect outfit for you xoxo
- February 21, 2011 at 9:29 AM
- lavogue-ish7 said...
soo simple and pretty!!!
- February 21, 2011 at 9:36 AM
- archives said...
the blue color is just gorgeous and fits you perfectly!!! lucky gal :)
- February 21, 2011 at 9:46 AM
- Mariña " La Marquesa" said...
you look incredible I stil don´t feel confident enought to use these thins but love it!
- February 21, 2011 at 10:02 AM
- Becky said...
adorable outfit!
- February 21, 2011 at 10:10 AM
- Bren Herrera said...
great necklace! and the backdrop with the yellow lamp brings it all together. nice touch!
B So Chic!
- February 21, 2011 at 10:41 AM
- Suyinsays said...
so so so gorgeous - youre stunning
- February 21, 2011 at 11:54 AM
- The Ettatorials said...
Amanda, your dress, hair and necklace are all so lovely!
- February 21, 2011 at 11:54 AM
- Nicole said...
I love your hair in these photos! Do you just clip it in the back? Just curious since my hair is short too and all I've been able to do is a stubby pony :)
- February 21, 2011 at 12:07 PM
- Victoria / Justice Pirate said...
Every time I hear Waylon Jennings I feel like watching The Dukes of Hazzard again. I blame my brother who is obsessed with them both. haha.
Your dress is so lovely and I think the necklace suits it so prettily!
- February 21, 2011 at 12:52 PM
- tree and kimball said...
thank you for the blog love, my dear friend! you look perfect, but then, i've come to expect nothing short of that from you. (and really, the color of the lace suits your beautiful eyes just right...! ♥)
- February 21, 2011 at 4:08 PM
- Between Laundry Days said...
Yes, Lisa is the bomb. I'm pretty obsessed with her stuff (and how funny that I wore my T&K earrings in today's post?!). :)
And I adore this outfit photo location. There's something so dreamy about the lighting, which fits perfectly with the dress and necklace.
- February 21, 2011 at 4:15 PM
- Bridget said...
looks amazing- i love the necklace, your outfit, and lisa. that's a whole lotta lovin.
- February 21, 2011 at 4:53 PM
- Alaina said...
I love that dress! I usually don't like waists like that, but this dress has definitely changed my mind. I also love the color of the socks! I know that's a strange comment, but I really do, aha.
Have a good week!
- February 21, 2011 at 10:22 PM
- Kimberellie said...
yes that necklace is truly lovely! And very YOU. Love the lighting in your bedroom too. I'd like to find a spot in my house to do indoor pics. I think I would post more often if this were possible!
Love your dress too. You are lovely.
heart: miss furnellie (with a baby in her belly)
- February 21, 2011 at 10:26 PM
- Mey said...
Love the camel on that dress <3
- February 22, 2011 at 12:09 AM
- the other emily said...
I am super-duper late commenting on this (being sick will do terrible things to your blogroll!), but I wanted to stop by and say how much I love this look, and how beautifully I think you've photographed it! I'm so glad you shot these in your bedroom, as that thick yellow book and incredible coral lamp are perfect complements to the darker, more neutral tones of the outfit.
(And I always freaking love how kickass you look wearing flats - I am always grateful for some flat-shoe style inspiration, since I am way too much of a wimp to wear heels!)
the other emily
- February 25, 2011 at 3:31 PM
- lauren said...
oh snap! i should have kept scrolling before i commented on your other post! oops! and here i thought i was being so cute...
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The Diva interviews the media whore:By Danielle Dimovski
Sunday, December 20, 2009
Gary Notley – TLC BBQ Pitmasters Roadie
Q- How did you meet Harry and get involved with him on the TLC BBQ Pitmasters?
GN- I first met Harry at a BBQ competition and we became friends from that moment. I am truly his biggest fan. Harry and I have worked together a few times. He was helping me out on a catering gig and he tells me about the TLC show. He was unsure of how he was going to get his stuff everywhere. So I told him I am not working (at a Company) right now. I can put my catering on hold. However I did ask him if an emergency arises- you fly me home. We worked it out and it just ended up being an awesome experience. Things are meant to happen for a reason. This was a once in a lifetime opportunity.
Q- How many miles did you drive Harry Soo's stuff?
GN-I drove just over 10,000 miles – from Mesquite NV class to where we ended at Myrons class. I didn't have time for special trips other than a trip up to Chicago when we were heading to Murphysboro to visit with my friend from Anthrax.
Q- What was your favorite contest out of all of them?
GN- It would have to be Dover because I cooked that one. However the most fun was Murphysboro. It was my first introduction to MIM style of cooking and I fell in love with that.
Q- What have you thought of some of the comments on the TLC BBQ Pitmasters show from the BBQ forums?
GN- It's not about just the best cooks. You have to be interesting. Reading about the complaints annoys me. First of all it's a TV show. It's not about every team out there. For example-I have no interest in wedding cakes or anything to do with cake but I love this show cake boss because it has nothing to do with the cake- but the people. Just like on this show- it is about the characters and BBQ. It keeps me interested. What we do is kind of boring (i.e.-watching a 16 hour brisket) and repetitive, however the people are what makes it interesting.
Q-Do you think Harry taught the other competitors anything?
GN- I can tell you this that Harry was able to show Jamie and Johnny something but I don't want to give it away. There are a lot of things competitive BBQ'ers could learn if they carefully watch the show.
Q-Do you think you learned anything from doing the show?
GN- Absolutely. There were lots of opportunities to learn. I did pick up a new cuisinart electric knife. I also liked learning of some of the stories on how to recover my meat. There are lots of tips and tricks you can learn from the show.
Q- How do you feel about Harry?
GN- Harry is the IT guy where everything is 123, abc. He is so smart. I think he is a terrific person. I would drop anything to help him out. He calls me his best BBQ brother. There have been some times were he has shared life wisdom. He makes me think of things. He is the wisest person I have ever known. I find it fascinating to hear his points of view. The average person can relate to Harry more than anyone else on the show. He doesn't have the huge expensive RV and the expensive pits. He has a mini van and WSM's. Everyone can relate to that.
Q- Why do you believe in BBQ Karma?
GN- Its true and I do believe in it. Good things happen when you help each other out. In Dover I had a full set up of borrowed equipment. I put a call out on the Brethren forum. That's how it works. That's BBQ Karma. It's not a joke.
Q- What BBQ products do you like to use?
GN- I am a big fan of Mike Davis Lotta Bull products. He also really helped me with Strube ranch products. He is a fantastic guy that I think highly of. He is a straight shooter. He is such a good-hearted kind person.
Q- If there were any classes you would like to take?
GN- I would like to take Mike Davis, Plowboys and Johnny Triggs classes.
Q- Whose class has had the most impact on your results?
GN- I took Myron Mixon's Class and I had good immediate results with the instructions that I received.
Q- How many competitions would you like to do this year?
GN- Depending on my catering schedule I would still like to do 10 this year. Due to the show I feel really that I want to get out there more. Actually my goal is always to get out there and beat Harry Soo. I am going to get you Harry Soo I want to mop the floor with him I am gunning for him (he says laughing).
Q- What was one of the benefits in working with Harry Soo?
GN- I got to see most of Harry's prep and his procedures. I learned a lot.
Q- What is your goal for 2010 in competition?
GN- I just want to beat Harry Soo. He is so good. Actually I also want to be the #1 brisket cook in California. I would also like to get my first Grand Championship. I am the Grand Champion of partying at BBQ comps. I think I have learned now I can do it in my own backyard.
Q- Who did you want to meet the most and who were you closest with other than Harry?
GN- I wanted to meet Myron the first second I could. He is an awesome guy. He is like the Michael Jordan of BBQ. Out of everyone I would think that (besides Harry) I got along most with Paul. We are closer in age and we like the same types of music.
Q- What has frustrated you since doing the show?
GN- People that don't support it. I don't understand it. There are competitions that are no longer occurring there are comps that can't get people. We are still in a recession and this is going to draw people to the competitions, to the sauces and the rubs and everything else BBQ related. This is the best BBQ show there ever has been. We need to support it as much as possible.
Q- Were there any moments on the show you felt were staged?
GN- Absolutely not. I can say that from the moment I got up and saw everything that was going on nothing was staged. The only thing was that sometimes when we were having conversations (just a few of us talking sharing stories bs'ing )a producer would ask us to stop so they could bring over a camera man to shoot it. Another thing the Johnny Trigg and drunk guy part (Episode #2) was most definitely not staged. I was right there. I learned that day that drunk idiots are attracted to TV cameras like moths are to porch lights. It cracks me up to read that things were set up. I was there it wasn't.
Q- What moments from the show and travelling surprised you?
GN- I saw so many people going over to the Jambo pits getting their pictures taken with them. Jamies pits are gorgeous. I want a Jambo. Due to the catering I do it is so eye catching. It's awesome. It's like you are pulling up with a Lamborghini. They get noticed and they are great cookers. They are not nearly as expensive as people think they are. The paint jobs are amazing.
Q- How did you get started in BBQ?
GN- There was bad BBQ in San Diego. I got tired of paying for it.
Q- What was your first BBQ?
GN- An ECB (EL Cheapo Brinkman) I got it as a corporate gift for the company I was working from. I did mods to it. I got it to work well for me. Then I got a WSM. After that I built a UDS (ugly drum smoker) that was fun. Lastly I got a spicewine. I also use a lang I borrow from a friend for catering jobs.
GN- Where did you learn about BBQ?
Q- I have no formal culinary training the internet has been a great resource. You have to source out the nuggets of gold from all the rest of the crap. Thank God for the internet.
Q- Do you have any sponsors for your BBQ team?
GN-Gringo Bandito Hot sauce. It is owned by Dexter Holland from the offspring.
Q- What kinds of wood do you like to use?
GN- I Like a little bit of hickory, cherry but mostly I use California Red Oak Charcoal that is made custom for me.
Q- What type of ribs do you use?
GN- Spares
Q- What are your favourite and least favourite types of meat to cook at a competition?
GN- I would say by far brisket is my favourite. My least would have to be ribs. They are so hard for me. Your window for perfection is so small. It's a challenge.
*someone needs to tell these guys that the RED thermapen is the fastest most accurate one.
Q- What did your family think of the show?
GN- My parents used to show dogs so they understood. My mom really said it best- You are paying for someone's opinion whether you like it or not. She really liked seeing other teams supportive of each other. My son doesn`t get it he has just turned 5 and a half. So hopefully this year he can come out with us competing. Then he will understand it more. My wife is really supportive and she gets that I have a need to do this. She likes it. I am lucky.
Q- How would you describe each of the cast members of the TLC BBQ Pitmasters show?
Tuffy– The Nicest Guy in the world. Comes around and wishes everyone luck. Fantastic cook & Chef. No ego whatsoever. Great Guy.
Paul Petersen– A phenomenal chef. A great BBQ'er despite what you see. Great guy
Lee Ann Whippen– A force to be reckoned with. Great Lady. She will kick your ass while you are still admiring how pretty she is.
Jamie Geer– Nicest Texan I have ever met. I have pages and pages of "Jamieisms" He is an absolute comedian.
Johnny Triggs– Kindest, wisest most intimidating BBQ cook out there. He and his wife are great people.
Myron Mixon– Absolute BBQ Genius. I am happy to call him my friend now. He has forgotten more about BBQ than anyone in the world.
Harry Soo– I could give you paragraphs about him. For a guy who is Asian and from California to do what he has done in 2 years. Wow. He will be the guy at some point he will win the Royal and the Jack in the same year. There will be at some point a Harry Soo method (like the minion method, or the Muffin pan method) I can see it happening. He is a legend in the making.
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I like the pictures. did you build that booth all by yourself? you must be a pretty handy guy. i like handy guys!


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Kane ties it late, gets shootout winner for Blackhawksby Brian Hedger
DETROIT -- It's starting to feel like the Chicago Blackhawks won't lose a game in regulation the rest of the season.
Just when it seemed the Detroit Red Wings might be the first team to defeat Chicago in 60 minutes of hockey, Patrick Kane buried a quick shot to cap a power play with 2:02 left in regulation to send an exciting rivalry game into overtime Sunday at Joe Louis Arena.
It then went to a shootout, which was decided by Kane, who used his patented slow-down, multiple-deke move to beat Jimmy Howard and give Chicago a 2-1 victory, extending their season-starting point streak to 22 games.
"It was a good faceoff, a good start to the power play," Kane said of his tying goal. "I know we were thinking about taking a timeout there and we ended up just going and thinking 'Maybe they'll take [a timeout] into the power play,' and we ended up scoring. So it worked out perfect."
The goal was Kane's 11th of the season, and it assured the Blackhawks (19-0-3) of at least a point, a string of 28 games in a row dating to last season.
"Normally in a game situation, you're just thinking about winning that game and continuing that game," Blackhawks forward Patrick Sharp said. "It seems like the longer this thing goes, the more it's creeping in -- especially being down in the last [part of the third] like that. That goal was a little bit bigger than just any game-tying goal. It was a good feeling on the ice."
Blackhawks goalie Corey Crawford, who finished with 32 saves in regulation and overtime, stopped three Detroit shootout attempts, including Red Wings captain Henrik Zetterberg to end it.
Kane's regulation goal was a perfect example of how Chicago has stayed unbeaten in regulation.
The situation was created by Jonathan Ericsson's delay-of-game penalty, and 23 seconds later, the game was knotted 1-1 after Sharp's point blast was blocked by Detroit's Niklas Kronwall and Chicago's Viktor Stalberg beat Kyle Quincey to the puck by a fraction of a second.
Quincey had his stick cocked to clear it when Stalberg backhanded a short pass to Kane in the bottom of the right circle. The Blackhawks' leading scorer then ripped a shot that skipped off Howard's blocker into the short side of the net.
"I had a quicker stick than him this time," Stalberg said. "I think when you go on a streak like this, it's going to be small margins that keep you alive. We got a fortunate bounce, and sometimes you deserve those too. I thought we played a great game overall."
It was the ninth-straight victory for the Blackhawks, which tied the franchise record set in December of the 2008-09 season.
As for the Red Wings (10-8-4), it was the second one-goal loss to their Central Division rivals this season -- the first, on Jan 27 at United Center, ended 2-1 in overtime.
This time, Detroit's Johan Franzen nearly won it in overtime, but a frustrating day for him continued when his backhand shot clanged off the left post.
"It's just the breaks, it's tough to swallow, but at the same time they're a good team," Howard said. "It's impressive. They're finding different ways to do it every single night. It's just two minutes there. Wish we could have gotten them."
Howard (32 saves) came up with a big stop in overtime against Kane with one second left to force the shootout. It was the perfect way to cap this game.
After a scoreless first period largely dominated by the Blackhawks, both teams ratcheted up the intensity in the second. The goalies were tested and came up with great saves to keep zeroes on the scoreboard.
Chicago made the first big push early in the second. One shift in particular stood out, featuring a mix of players from the Blackhawks' third and fourth lines.
It lasted 1:13 and the puck never left the Detroit zone. Chicago put five shots on goal against Howard, with Nick Leddy firing the first, followed by two each from Brandon Saad and Michael Frolik, who also fired a shot from the slot over the net with Howard out of position.
As it turned out, that shift might have been what Detroit needed to snap out of its funk. After trailing in shots 18-8 midway through the second, the Red Wings finally put some heat on Crawford, who was starting for the first time since leaving after the first period of a Feb. 28 game against the St. Louis Blues with an undisclosed upper-body injury.
Crawford made a couple of stops to deny Franzen in the second, and the Red Wings outshot the Blackhawks 13-3 before the horn sounded. Crawford was sharp during a power play late in the period, when he stopped six shots.
"I didn't get much work for the first half of the game," Crawford said. "I had to try and stay into it and our guys came up with a huge kill in the second, at the end of the second there -- some big blocks. Games against them are always good games. It's two skilled teams that can create some chances."
The Red Wings carried the momentum into the third, when Tomas Tatar finally scored the game's first goal at 2:43. Joakim Andersson picked up the primary assist by slipping Tatar a feed from behind the net to the low slot for a one-time redirect past Crawford, who then made several more huge saves to keep it a one-goal game.


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|Almost identical to Quebec, Musée de l'Amérique Française inv. 1991.1711: CCA 16 (1996) 132 no. 493. V. Karageorghis notes that such alabastra made of local gypsum (a material used since the Late Bronze Age) are common in the Salamis Necropolis throughout the Classical period: Excavations at Salamis 3 (1973) 197. Compare also to a 'false alabastron' made of limestone in Sydney, Nicholson Museum 47.342 (Cambridge Loan no. 103): CCA 20 (2001) 123 no. 346 and some such alabastra found at Salamis: V. Karageorghis, Excavations at Salamis IV.1-2 (1970) 86 no. 8, pls. CXIII and CCXXXVII (Cellarka)
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Katie Holmes & Suri: Nighttime in NYC
Katie Holmes and her daughter Suri brave the chilly weather on Thursday night (November 10) in New York City.
The 32-year-old actress carried her daughter as she made silly faces. Suri was lucky enough to get a treat – a huge cookie!
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Earlier in the day, Katie and Suri were spotted out and about together.
Katie made an appearance on The Late Show with David Letterman that same night. In case you missed her episode, you can catch it on CBS.com.
FYI: Katie is wearing the cozy cowl neck sweater by Ann Taylor and an Inhabit scarf.


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The primary reason I took Bikeshare (aside from the 2 minutes in walking time that I simply did not want to do) was because I was meeting up with some people downtown (including the Official Wife, woo!) for a bikey happy hour and I figured that taking CaBi would give me more options for the second part of the trip. The "more options" basically means Metro, which we ended up taking, but more on that later. (I guess. It's not a "I blog my Metro ride" blog or anything, but I'm willing to branch out.)
Caution tape. It's back.
|Roughly 7 miles away.
I chose one of the newer CaBis, with the solid front rack. Always choose new CaBi over old CaBi. They tend to ride slightly better. And they're less scuffed and I'm just really vain and don't want to be seen on a scuffed bicycle.
It was a nice night for a bike ride home (good thing most are because I don't think sleeping in my office would very comfortable), and though my fingers were a tad cold, I wasn't overly put out. At least, not by the weather. I was put out, a bit, by a gigantic tow truck towing an equally gigantic dump truck. It was like the Devastator of trucks, except that Devastator is already the Devastator of trucks. It was super huge and one of those reminders that "sharing the road" is a sometimes preposterous idea. My idea of "sharing" was staying the fuck out the way because I'd rather not be flattened, crushed, maimed, devastated, or in any other way, brought to some sad end by the driver of a vehicle that weighed more than my house (the truck, not the driver, who seemed of average weight, at least based on what I saw of his elbow). And mission accomplished, but not like in that Iraq way, but in the real way where I actually stayed out of harm.
A little down the hill on Mass, I decided to get over the sidewalk, mostly because I don't ever feel comfortable on a CaBi descending a little but more slowly than I'd prefer. The sidewalk isn't great and I was worried about getting a tree branch to the eye. This is why all bicyclists should be required to wear goggles. Either the swimmer kind or the nutty professor kind. Your call.
For some time on lower Mass, I was behind a bicycling woman who was talking on her cell phone. This is always weird. Her phone-talking prevented her from alerting pedestrians to that fact that she was about to pass them too closely. That's a serious abnegation of duty. My ding envelope only extends so far, but I did what I could.
I saw a woman biking in tights that were patterned with a Jackson Pollack-type design. I also saw a guy who was wearing a shiny, silvery helmet that could best be described as Buck Rogers.
Q gave way to 15th (it didn't really give way. I just turned) and 15th was fine, but there were all sorts of police cars and flashing lights and backed-up car traffic and hubbub for reasons that I still don't fully understand. Perhaps it was a suspicious package. In any case, the combination of flashing lights and bad traffic always results in a terrible mess for bicyclists, the guppies of the fish tank that is the city.
I approached Lafayette Square and there were more sirens and blocked off roads and I asked a police officer if I could turn left and head down H and she didn't seem to have a problem with this, though I didn't really understand what she said and I hesitated a little because I didn't want to have my CaBi shot out from under me, like in the worse episode of Gunsmoke ever. H was empty for two blocks, but the traffic picked up again after 14th, but that's where I docked, so it wasn't a big deal.
Here are some bikes that I saw when walking to meet the Official Wife.
I'm not sure if there's anything remarkable about them, but I was bored and I figured taking pictures of things would be a good way to pass the time. Here, for example, are some cars:
And some bike lanes:
|New York Avenue, before 13th.
|They're new.
And here's a restaurant where they had some professional cycling on one of the tvs in the bar:
|You can't see it.
Anyway, downtown was a mess of drivers and pedestrians and bicyclists and everyone broke the rules and hated each other and seemed miserable. Some drivers didn't make it through an intersection (I forget which one) before the crosswalk light was activated and a bunch of us ended up the middle of the street prior to the driver being able to get out of the crosswalk. The driver decided that the presence of us pedestrians (Is the Walking Dead a show about pedestrians? I've never seen it) wouldn't be enough to stop him from driving forward an angry man smacked the car and yelled something like "Don't kill us!" (It wasn't that, but something like it). Another guy, walking the other direction, responded to the angry man, snidely, "You don't have to hit a car. He's trying to drive, you're trying to walk. Geez" (or something to that effect) and this is what counts as civic discourse in the crosswalk. Pedestrians have very little class solidarity, it seems.
Happy hour, while brief, was great and I enjoyed seeing everyone. Apparently, I missed others who arrived after we had left. Next time.
We decided to Metro home and I'm not really a Metro expert and I'm pretty sure I've forgotten everything I've ever known about how to comport myself on the Metro. Other than standing on the right, which I know how to do. It was crowded, but we waited an extra minute for the next train, which wasn't crowded. So that worked out. I saw some people holding the doors, which is another thing one isn't supposed to do. Ok, I guess I know the two things you're supposed to know if you ride the Metro. But those are just basics. I also learned from the Official Wife that it was a good idea to move to a certain end of the train (the front end) as that would be less crowded and put us closer to the exit at our home station. Here's some Metro ambiance:
|A poster for Game Change.
|Dollar coins. C'mon, America.
|Some conference.
And then it was three blocks of walking and we were home. Huzzah, multi-modalism.


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Tuesday, 29 July 2008
We love our bikes! Insuring the love affair...
I've been shopping around for bike insurance and having just requested a quote from ETA (the Environmental Transport Agency) I was pleasantly surprised that the price for a years cover was less than the price of my D lock…
According to Transport for London over 80,000 bicycles were stolen in the capital last year, and nationally that figure rises to 440,000 according to the British Crime Survey. With fewer than 5% of bikes returned to their rightful owners, that's 418,000 unhappy riders without their trusty steeds. Recently, even the leader of the opposition David Cameron fell foul to local bike thieves stating afterwards, a familiar sentiment that anyone who has been a victim of this kind of crime feels…
"It's priceless to me. I've done over a thousand miles on it … it's like an old friend." (sic)
Like all cyclists I am very fond of my bike and would be very upset indeed if it got stolen. Along with the emotional upset of losing an old friend is the 'pain in the neck factor'; suddenly becoming bike-less can seriously disrupt your life and buying a new bike can leave you penniless for the rest of the month.
This is why Cycle insurance is a really good idea, ETA (the Environmental Transport Agency) fully understand the needs of commuting cyclists and offer a comprehensive policy that won't cost a fortune.
Here's a few key points of what ETA's cycle insurance offers…
New for old replacement Cover for theft, vandalism and accidental damage for bikes up to £4000. Ease the emotional upset of losing your 2-wheeled friend by being able to get a new bike without it costing you. ETA will also pay for you to hire a bike while you are waiting for yours to be repaired or until you get a new one…. They really have thought of everything.
90 days European cover If you're off on a cycling holiday this summer you'll be fully covered while you're away.
Third party insurance. Not many cyclists think about third party insurance but if you damage another person or their property whilst cycling you will be liable for the costs. This could be hugely expensive. ETA will cover up to £1million pounds in the event of you causing damage while you are cycling to property or to another person
Personal Accident cover which pays you compensation if you get into any nasty scrapes whilst on your bike.
Cycle Rescue Breaking down on your bike can be thoroughly annoying not to mention a little scary at nighttime. If you breakdown and find yourself stranded ETA will pay for a taxi to pick you and your bike up and take you home, to the nearest train station or to a bicycle repair shop.
The carbon off-setting of the entire insurance policy
If you request a quote on the ETA website from now until 21st October you will be entered into a Prize draw to win a rather beautiful 24 Ct Gold bike. Go to www.ilovemybike.co.uk for more details.
Labels: Tips and Advice
2 comments:
- Paul Velvet said...
I am a very keen cyclist and cycle across London every day to work. Great blog!
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- 16 October 2008 at 00:37
- Emma said...
You can also get insurance for bikes with contents insurance from Endsleigh. They replaced my Brompton fairly quickly, that said as the Brompton had to come from the factory.
- 19 March 2009 at 13:51
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Trenton, Tenn.
Johnson always knew he wanted to be an educator. His mother owns her own daycare, and his aunt and uncle are both teachers. Growing up around teachers showed Johnson the importance of having a great education and the importance of sharing that education with others.
"I became accustomed to it, and I like it," Johnson said as he reminisced about the impact his family made on his aspirations. "I like kids. I mentor kids. We go out to the local teen center. I mentor down there. I'm over a high school fraternity in Trenton. I think it's what I'm here to do. It's what I'm called for."
Johnson helped start a fraternity at Trenton High School that allows young minds the opportunity to participate in activities after school. He modeled the high school fraternity after his fraternity, Alpha Phi Alpha.
"It gives them a chance to be a part of something that is positive, something that will motivate them and keep them out of trouble," Johnson said of the high school fraternity, Alpha Xi Alpha.
His dedication to education does not stop there. Johnson has repeatedly had the opportunity to work in downtown Martin with the Crossroads Teen Center, a Martin Housing Authority program.
"With education, one of our classes required us to go to the teen center. I had already been there for community service and to mentor the kids with Alpha Phi Alpha. Dr. Watts required us to go a couple hours once a week to the teen center," Johnson said. "It was a service-learning project, which was really fun – interacting with kids, mentoring, playing with them." Of the program, Johnson said, "It's an afterschool program where they come and do homework. After that, they have a recreational time where they play video games, basketball, football; we teach them how to step."
Johnson hopes to teach high school history, but ultimately, Johnson wants to be an educational administrator. After he gets some teaching experience under his belt, Johnson hopes to return to school to pursue his master's in educational leadership.
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Lindsay Lohan was arrested and issued a desk-appearance ticket for leaving the scene of an accident early Wednesday morning in Manhattan's Chelsea District, police tell PEOPLE.
Authorities say a 34-year-old Hispanic male alleges that Lohan clipped him when she was driving her 2010 black Porsche Cayenne SUV in an alleyway between the Maritime and Dream Hotels, on 16th Street between 8th and 9th Avenues.
After allegedly hitting the man, she or her occupant got out of the SUV to check the vehicle for damage, then the two went into the Dream, say police. The victim was sent to Bellevue Hospital with a knee injury. There is no word on the severity of his injury.
When Lohan returned to her car after leaving the club, she was arrested.
Lohan's rep, Steve Honig, released a statement: "While some of the facts are still being gathered, it appears that this is much ado about nothing. We are confident this matter will be cleared up in the coming weeks and the claims being made against Lindsay will be proven untrue."
RELATED: Lindsay Lohan Speaks Out About Amanda Bynes: 'Why Did I Get Put in Jail?'
TMZ.com, which first reported the arrest, says that no alcohol was involved.


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Jan. 28, 2008
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. - Nationally-ranked No. 7 MIT notched a 1-2 record and a fourth-place finish at the Stevens Institute of Technology Invitational after squaring off with two other ranked opponents. The Engineers (3-4) opened the weekend with a 30-26, 30-27, 30-24, victory over Hunter College and then fell to No. 4 Carthage College (30-32, 28-30, 30-18, 30-26, 15-6) and No. 9 Nazareth College (24-30, 30-25, 30-21, 30-26). Praveen Pamidimukkala represented the Cardinal and Gray on the All-Tournament Team.
In MIT's win over Hunter, Pamidimukkala led the way with 15 kills and three aces while Scott Pollom posted 11 kills and five blocks. Michael Demyttenaere notched eight kills and four blocks as Malcolm Bean contributed eight kills with a hitting percentage of .438. Philip Rogoz registered 39 assists and five blocks while Ryan Dean and Garrett Winther finished with eight and seven digs, respectively.
The Engineers saw four players reach double-digits in kills versus Carthage. Pamidimukkala tallied a team-high 21 kills as Demyttenaere added 13 kills and four blocks. Winther and Bean both posted 10 kills while Winther collected four blocks. Rogoz recorded 55 assists, 14 digs, and two aces as Dean bolstered the defense with 11 digs.
In the finale, Pamidimukkala picked up a double-double with 18 kills and 11 digs. Bean compiled 13 kills as Winther totaled seven kills, three blocks, and two aces. Dean paced the back row with 14 digs while Demyttenaere amassed four blocks. Tim Lee and Rogoz shared setting duties, with Lee dishing out 29 assists in three games and Rogoz earning 13 in one game.


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In the mind of nearly every gearhead, the Holley four-barrel carb is tantamount to high performance. I know in my case, the first mental picture that comes to mind when I hear "four-barrel" is the image of a Holley 750 double-pumper. Sure, there are other makes and configurations of good performance carburetion on the market, but the legendary Holley still reigns supreme.
Over the last few years, one of the most prolific Holley carburetor designations for the performance-minded has been the HP-Series four-barrels-both the HP Street and Ultra HPs. These contoured venturi designs are extremely popular, and for good reason. They're both highly tunable and 100 percent wet-flow tested for reliability. The 4150 Street HP 750-cfm is a slightly tamer street version of the race-bred 4150 Ultra HP series that shares many of the same features, like the aforementioned contoured venturi inlet, screw-in air bleeds, power valve blow-out protection, and spun-in down leg boosters. The Ultra HP, on the other hand, is better suited for the track than their more docile brethren, and feature billet metering blocks and baseplate, changeable emulsion jets, and idle feed and power valve restrictors for nearly infinite tailoring and tuning to any engine.
Speaking of being tailored to any engine, the HP Series carburetors are available in a wide array of capacities, from 390 cfm up to a whopping 1,000 cfm; the 750 is available in both mechanical and vacuum secondary versions (check out www.holley.com for a great performance carburetor quick reference list). The availability of such a huge selection of carbs is great for those in the know, but for those of us who are not as thoroughly knowledgeable, picking the correct carb for our engine takes a little bit of investigation. What is confusing for many is that they tend to see all sorts of different-sized carbs used on engines of the same make and displacement. If we see 10 different small-block Chevys with 750s, then we might figure the same would work on ours, too. Unfortunately the bigger-is-better theory doesn't always work.
Carb Capacity
The optimum carburetor size is directly related to some important factors, like the engine's capacity in cubic inches, its efficiency (the average engine runs around 70 percent efficient), and its maximum rpm. An extremely efficient engine run at high rpm will most definitely make good use of a large carb to develop good top-end performance (6,500 rpm and over), but oft times at the expense of the low end (4,000 rpm and under). Thus, many carburetor-related performance troubles stem from over carburetion; at the other end of the spectrum, an under carbureted condition shows itself ostensibly at the top end of the rpm range. A lack of carburetor capacity becomes readily apparent, as the power flattens out abruptly because the flow capacity is insufficient to meet the engine's needs. But up to that high rpm barrier, most engines will perform relatively well.
CFM Calculation
Determining extremely precise cfm requirements is pretty difficult (for those of us who don't have access to flow benches and dynos anyway), as it's tough for us to accurately determine just how efficient our engines really are. To make an educated guess, we have to keep in mind that the efficiency of an engine is related to how close to maximum capacity its cylinders are after induction. For example, an average engine in stock configuration is about 70 to 75 percent efficient. A mildly modified engine with ported stock heads, tube headers, and a mild-performance camshaft, for example, should bump these figures up to near 80 to 85 percent. A completely professionally built engine with aftermarket heads, etc. could increase efficiency upward to nearly 95 percent or so. That said, there is a mathematical formula used to help calculate carb requirements for particular engine displacements that help get us get as close as possible under our circumstances-as long as we're realistic in our efficiency estimates.
The formula goes like this: Multiply half the cubic-inch displacement of the engine by the maximum rpm to be utilized. Divide the answer by 1,728 (the amount of cubic inches in a square foot). Multiply the answer by the engine efficiency rating (for example 0.75 equals 75 percent efficiency) and this answer is the cfm the engine can flow. You then use this figure to choose a carb, but keep in mind that there's another consideration, as well, and that's where you want your power in the rev range. If the cfm rating expressed in your calculations falls between two carb sizes and you're looking for top end, then go with the larger. If you're looking for mid-range performance, go with the smaller of the two.
Hopefully this info clears the air a bit, but keep in mind that there's a ton of useful info available on both the Holley Web site and in their Tech section, so don't hesitate to make good use of the information and awesome products Holley has to offer.


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Key West Match Race Invitational Open For Entries
19 December 2008
Chicago, IL – The Chicago Match Race Center is pleased to announce that the Key West Match Race Invitational is now open for entries, with three spaces remaining for the 8-team format. Held over 24-25 January, this will be the first match racing event in North America for 2009, and is open to any team interested in trying their skills at this most exciting form of the sport. Depending on entries, the intent will be to fulfill the requirements necessary for this to be an ISAF Grade 3 or 4 event.
"We're excited to have this opportunity to get started with our vision of increasing the awareness and practice of match racing in the US," said Bill Hardesty, Director of the Chicago Match Race Center. "There is a serious deficiency in the opportunities for Open match race sailing here compared to other countries in the world, which is why there are currently no US-based teams on the World Match Racing Tour, and the highest ranked skipper is currently 38th in the ISAF rankings. We hope to start to build a base from which new talent can get inspired and get the training and practice needed to achieve the results to change this situation."
To fulfill this vision, the Chicago Match Race Center is planning to provide match race training and clinics based from Belmont Harbor in 8 new-purchased TOM 28's, a Ceccarelli-designed 28-foot keelboat used for match racing throughout southern Europe. The center plans to open for the 2009 season in May, with more details of individual and team participation opportunities forthcoming.
The format for the event in Key West is for eight teams to compete in a single round-robin, followed by Quarter Finals, Semi-Finals, and Finals to determine the winner. Racing will be held in Melges 24 class yachts, with each team providing their own boat and required to comply with class rules. A nominal entry fee of US$100 is required of each team, and close of entries will be 10 January 2009. Daily debriefs will be held by umpires Tom Rinda and Dobbs Davis, and race management will be provided by PRO Ken Legler.
For more information and the Notice of Race for the Key West Match Race invitational, visit the Chicago Match Race Center website at www.chicagomatchracecenter.com. For information and application to receive an invitation to the event, contact Bill Hardesty at firstname.lastname@example.com or phone him on +1 619 838 5101.


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Data Mining Exec Pays For Burgers In Cash To Keep His Insurance Company From Knowing His Bad Diet Habits
from the privacy?-what's-that? dept
Insurers' interest in data mining will only grow, says Kevin Pledge, the boss of Insight Decision Solutions, an underwriting-technology consultancy based near Toronto.... Insurance firms will also analyse grocery purchases for clues about policyholders, he predicts. But that raises some sticky questions about privacy. Mr Pledge himself has begun to forgo his supermarket loyalty-card discount on junk food and pay for his burgers in cash. Promising as data mining is, much will depend on how regulators, and consumers, react.He also notes that he's working on a system that will go through your social media profiles to see if you provide any info insurers may want to know about. This, of course, is the natural extension of our data explosion. But, in my experience, all of these companies who collect data seem to do an incredibly bad job at getting it right. And... as long as there's that "cash hole" for data, it's hard to see how accurate such information would really be.


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At some point, we'll get tired of Googling things. But not yet. Part-owners Cary Patterson and John Eddie Williams made a ton of money suing tobacco companies.
Thanks to Forbes, we see this, on John Eddie Williams:
A member of the team of Texas tobacco lawyers, Williams, 46, also represented the family of a man killed in a Phillips Petroleum plant explosion and last year won a $117 million verdict. Aside from his firm's annual take of the tobacco fees (19% of Texas' $3.3 billion fee award), Williams recovered more than $150 million in asbestos litigation last year. Raised in a union family-his father and grandfather were both longshoremen-he's a staunch Democrat; he gave $1.6 million to candidates in the last election.
And Cary Patterson (while talking about his equal partner, and not in that sense, Harold Nix:
Five years ago Nix pocketed $27 million from companies he alleged infected 3,300 Texas factory workers with "chemical AIDS." The cases petered out in time for Nix, 62, to take on tobacco, bolstering a liability and negligence legal franchise in the plaintiff-friendly east Texas town of Daingerfield. Nix's firm, Nix Patterson & Roach, contributed $850,000 to Democratic candidates last year. He and equal partner Cary Patterson shared 80% of $20 million more in nontobacco fees last year.
Monday, May 16, 2011
Patterson and Williams: Tobacco Lawyers
3 comments:
Wonderful ... a bunch of left-wing lawyers. Just what we need.
- May 16, 2011 at 4:17 PM
You better be careful -- They could sue you for using the Astros logo without permission. (Stranger things have happened when lawyers take over sports teams.)
- May 16, 2011 at 5:25 PM
- John said...
I heard they do that thing just to get a ton of money. It's good for them, but I think it can be bad for the tobacco industry.
cigarettes online
- November 9, 2011 at 1:17 AM
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For bread week of The Cookbook Challenge I thought I would test myself and make a style of bread I had never attempted before. I love Roti so when I saw this recipe for stuffed Roti I just knew I had to give it a go! The bread is incredibly simple to make, no yeast, no kneading, only 20 minutes to rest. The filling took more time than the bread can you believe, only because I was boiling really big potatoes & they took forever to cook. Anyway once the filling was mixed & the dough rested, it was a simple task of rolling (I did in all in my hand in more of a stretching method), stuffing, sealing, flattening (again my hand) & frying for a couple of minutes each side in the pan. I was a little worried they would fall apart as there were some holes left after stuffing them but once cooking they kept their shape really well. One thing to note was that I had about half the stuffing left so it would be a great idea to double the dough quantity to make 8 as they really are worth it!
I served these with a simple kidney bean salad dressed with red onion, cumin, coriander & lime juice which was perfect alongside, some nice zing to go with the earthy flavours of the bread. Yum!
Aloo gobi parathas: Roti breads stuffed with cauliflower and potato - Ben O'Donoghue - Ben's Barbecue
Roti Dough
250g plain flour
pinch salt
50ml sunflower oil
300g potatoes
200g cauliflower
2 tablespoons chopped coriander leaves
2 teaspoons garlic paste
2 teaspoons ginger paste
75g onion, finely chopped
1/2 green chilli, chopped
1 teaspoon turmeriv
1 tespoon chilli powder
juice of 1 lime
sunflower oil, for frying
To make the dough, combine the flour and salt. Mix in the oil and add enough water to form a soft but not sticky dough. Wrap in cling wrap and rest for 20 minutes.
Boil the potatoes in their skins in salted water until tender. Meanwhile, in another pan, cook the cauliflower in salted water until soft.
Once the potatoes are cooked, peel and mash them. Drain the cauliflower, then crush it and mix with the potatoes. Add the remaining ingredients, apart from the salt and oil for frying. When combined season with salt to taste.
To make the parathas, take a portion of the roti dough (makes 4 so take a quarter at a time) and flatten it in your hand. Add a spoonful of the filling then roll the dough into a ball. Using a rolling pin (or your hands), flatten the ball to around 1cm thick.
Prepare your barbecue or pan on a medium heat. Lightly oil & cook the parathas on both sides until golden and cooked through.


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WASHINGTON (AP) - After U.S. Navy SEAL snipers conducted a dramatic rescue in 2009 that freed a cargo ship captain being held by pirates, $30,000 disappeared from a lifeboat, triggering an investigation that questioned the integrity of the commandos.
WASHINGTON (AP) � After U.S. Navy SEAL snipers conducted a dramatic rescue in 2009 that freed a cargo ship captain being held by pirates, $30,000 disappeared from a lifeboat, triggering an investigation that questioned the integrity of the commandos.
And military officials, who had said that just three shots were fired, soon learned that number was actually much higher in the killing of the pirates in the now-famous operation.
Those are among the messy details missing from previous accounts of the famous raid, including a new Hollywood version released Friday starring Tom Hanks.
On April 8, 2009, four armed Somali pirates scurried up the side of a large cargo ship, the Maersk Alabama, and took Capt. Richard Phillips and his crew hostage. In a failed attempt to get the pirates to leave, Phillips gave them $30,000 from the ship safe. The pirates eventually abandoned the Maersk, jumping into a lifeboat and taking the cash and Phillips at gunpoint.
The USS Bainbridge, a destroyer that had responded to the hijacking, gave chase as the pirates headed toward the Somali coast. Days later, a team of SEALs parachuted into the Indian Ocean and boarded the Bainbridge. During the crisis, the Navy persuaded the pirates to let the Bainbridge tow their lifeboat and then tricked the fourth pirate into coming aboard the Bainbridge.
As the Bainbridge reeled in the lifeboat for a better shot, the SEALs took up positions on the back of the warship and trained their sights on the three pirates.
On April 12, a gun unexpectedly went off inside the lifeboat, and the SEAL snipers opened fire. Seconds later, one or possibly two SEALs descended the tow rope and boarded the lifeboat, quickly shooting the pirates � one of whom was still alive. Former SEAL Matt Bissonnette recounted the episode in his memoir "No Easy Day." Bissonnette was deployed aboard the adjacent USS Boxer, an amphibious assault ship, when the rescue took place.
"Entering the life raft, they quickly and methodically re-engaged each pirate, making sure there was no more threat," Bissonnette recalled. "They found Phillips tied up in the corner unhurt."
In an interview, Phillips said he didn't see the SEALs firing inside the 25-foot lifeboat. But he said one of the pirates closest to him was "gasping" and in a "death rattle." The young pirate had two serious chest wounds, he said. He didn't see the other two pirates at the other end of the lifeboat.
Attorney Philip L. Weinstein, who represented the surviving pirate later prosecuted in federal court, said his legal team had an expert examine photographs the government provided of the dead Somalis. The expert estimated about 19 rounds had been fired into the bodies, Weinstein said.
"There were clearly not three shots fired," Weinstein said. "They were riddled with bullets."
Under the Geneva Conventions, an enemy combatant who has been injured so severely that he no longer can fight is supposed to be protected and medically treated even as he is taken into custody. Scott L. Silliman, a professor at Duke University Law School and an expert on wartime legal doctrine, said he believes the SEALs did nothing wrong. He said the SEALs had to make the assumption that the Somalis were armed and a continuing threat. In other words, they were still combatants.
"I think it is pretty clear under the military's rules of engagement that if the SEAL believed he still faced a threat against him, he was authorized to use lethal force," he said. "I think it was an appropriate use of force under these circumstances."
The $30,000 was never recovered. As part of the investigation by the Naval Criminal Investigative Service, SEALs were polygraphed, according to former and current law enforcement and military officials who spoke under the condition of anonymity because they weren't authorized to talk about the case. It's not clear if all the SEALs who responded to the hijacking were polygraphed.
Nobody was exempt from questioning. Investigators interviewed Capt. Frank J. Michael, who was the executive officer of the Boxer and among the highest-ranking Navy personnel to enter the lifeboat after Phillips had been saved, a former U.S. official said.
Navy Lt. Cmdr. Courtney L. Hillson declined to discuss SEAL tactics or specifics of the case but said: "The case was ultimately closed without evidence of wrongdoing."
Weinstein said his client, who pleaded guilty and was sentenced to nearly 34 years, had no idea who took the money, and he didn't think the pirates threw it overboard. Weinstein said there were plenty of people who had access to the lifeboat after the shooting stopped. He said the crime scene was "contaminated." According to Phillips' account of the kidnapping, the money could have easily been concealed in a small bag or someone's pockets.
In his book, Phillips writes that while he had been held hostage on the lifeboat, a pirate took the money out of a bag and began dividing up into piles. There were "two stacks of hundreds, one of fifties, then twenties, fives, and tens ... I never saw the money again. Later, when they gave me a sack to lean against, I felt the stacks of money inside, but I never spotted the cash out in the open again."
Kevin Speers, a spokesman for Maersk Line Ltd., said the missing money remains a mystery: "We simply don't know."
In the new film "Captain Phillips," viewers shouldn't look to the movie for the complete story. It doesn't depict the aftermath inside the lifeboat or the criminal investigation that followed.
Director Paul Greengrass said the movie wasn't intended to tackle every twist and turn, but hews to the truth.
Greengrass said he was aware of the shooting that took place inside the lifeboat and grappled with how much bloodshed to depict. In the end, he made narrative judgments, including that the final violence wasn't necessary. The result was the same: Phillips was saved, and the pirates were killed.
And what happened to the money didn't concern him.
"Movies are not journalism," Greengrass said. "Movies are not history."
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