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The Spice Girls are allegedly rehearsing for the London 2012 Olympic Games closing ceremony today (2nd August), Digital Spy reports.
According to Sunday Mirror columnist Dean Piper, Victoria Beckham, Geri Halliwell, Mel B, Emma Bunton and Mel C are working on their live set, adding to speculation that the girlband are reuniting to mark the end of the sporting event.
Earlier this afternoon, Piper tweeted: "So the Spice Girls are all together rehearsing for the Olympics RIGHT NOW in London.#itsonb*tches."
He later added: "Pretty bloody exciting! #spicegirls. I'd like a Spice medley!!! No idea what they're singing..."
Posh Spice has also fuelled the rumours by posting a picture of the sparkly gold microphone she used for the Spice Girls reunion tour in 2007, accompanying the snap with the comment: "Look what I found!! X vb".
The news comes after VB reportedly agreed to perform at the ceremony, on the provision that it will be their last ever show.
The girls recently reunited in London to promote musical Viva Forever!, which is based on some of their most famous songs.
As well as the Spice Girls, the likes of One Direction, Take That and Queen will also reportedly perform at the Olympic closing ceremony on 12th August.


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Former standout Neil Jones returns for his fourth season on the sidelines after having a tremendous playing career at UCSB. A 2004 graduate from UC Santa Barbara, Jones enters his third year as a member of the coaching staff after spending one season playing professionally for the Queensland Roar of the Hyundai A-League, Australian soccer's top division. A four-year starter at UCSB, Jones amassed 28 goals and 16 assists during his career. An academic All-American and two-time All-Big West striker, he was an integral part of the Gauchos' 2004 squad that was ranked No. 1 for most of the season, finished with a school-record 21 wins, and advanced to the national championship match, only to fall to Indiana in penalty kicks. Having competed at the pinnacle of Division I soccer in the states, Jones proved to be an invaluable asset during Santa Barbara's title run in 2006. Jones has also spent time competing at the national level as a member of New Zealand's National Team. He earned his first two full international caps playing for New Zealand's World Cup squad and scored two goals in the Kiwi's win over Tahiti during the OFC Nation's Cup. Jones also played in the U-17 World Cup Finals with the national team. A native of Auckland, New Zealand, Jones earned a bachelor's degree in geography from UCSB and holds a master's degree in educational leadership and organizations, also from UCSB.

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In what is sure to be the music news event of the year, Axl Rose has been photographed without his signature fedora! Yes, the Guns N' Roses singer has been spotted with his long red locks on full display (see the photo above).
The enigmatic frontman has been sporting his fedora at his band's concerts and while out and about for the past several years, but thanks to these new photos, the public can now see Rose's hairdo on full display.
All it took was a little 'patience' and a Facebook post from Guns N' Roses themselves, declaring that Rose was "partying like a rock star in London." The post also links to more photos featuring Axl without his hat on.
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The Antiochian Village is a center for Orthodox activities in Bolivar, Pennsylvania that was founded in 1978. It is under the jurisdiction of the Antiochian Orthodox Christian Archdiocese of North America and consists of a conference center and a camp. It was the site of the Ligonier Meeting in 1994.
Conference and retreat center
The conference center has one hundred guest rooms, meeting rooms, a banquet hall, dining facilities, and a theological research library. The Saints Peter and Paul chapel is also located within the center. In 2004, the Antiochian Village Heritage Museum was opened, featuring historical artifacts of Orthodox significance, such as icons and vestments.
"The Village" hosts Orthodox as well as external events and retreats. The Orthodox Christian Fellowship East Coast College Conference takes place at the conference center each December. There is an annual Sts. Thekla and Raphael Pilgrimage every fall. St. Thekla is the patron saint of an outdoor chapel on the camp grounds, and St. Raphael is buried just next to the outdoor chapel. The Antiochian Archdiocese has many of its national delegate's meetings and its biennial Clergy Symposium at the conference center, due to the central location and facilities that are conducive to host such meetings.
Camping program
The Antiochian Village Camp program holds both a summer and winter camp each year. The summer camp consists of four 2-week sessions from June to August each year. Approximately one thousand campers between the ages of 9 and 17, as well as sixty staff, attend the camp every summer. Some main parts of the summer camp program are daily services in the St. Ignatius chapel, Christian education classes, a challenge course, an overnight camping program, and afternoon sports and activities. There are two 4-day winter camp sessions for older campers (12 to 17 years old) over long weekend breaks from school in the winter. Winter camp includes a day trip to go snow tubing and various outdoor winter activities. The camp also has a family camp for families to attend together, and in 2005 started the Villedge Adventures program for 16 to 18 year old campers. In the summer of 2006, there will be "Sacred Arts Camps" for Byzantine Chanting and Iconography.
In addition to St. Thekla and St. Raphael, the camp's patron saints are the child saint Artemius, St. Herman of Alaska and St. Ignatius of Antioch. The reliquary at the St. Ignatius Chapel includes relics of St. Herman, St. Moses the Ethiopian, and others.
The camp is currently conducting a capital campaign called "Village 2010" to raise money for many neccesary upgrades to facilities. The St. Ignatius Chapel will be expanded, five new cabins will be built, a new dining hall will be created, as well as numerous other projects.
The Antiochian Village was the vision of His Eminence Metropolitan Philip of the Antiochian Archdiocese. The 280-acre grounds were purchased from Camp Fairfield, a Presbyterian camp, in 1978, and the first camping season was the summer of 1979. The Conference and Retreat Center was built in 1985 and doubled in size in 1990. Fr. John Namie was the first camp director from 1979 to 1988. The current director is Fr. Michael Nasser, who has been at the camp since 1997.


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Packaging Brother printer drivers
Really short overview of CUPS
Basically CUPS needs two things to handle printers properly: a .ppd file and a filter binary. If you have those two in the right places then you must register the printer in CUPS. You can do this in the CUPS web interface at:
or using the command line:
URL=$(lpinfo -v | grep -i 'Brother') # if you got more Brother printers you must be more precise in grep lpadmin -p HL2030 -E -v $URL -P
Look at this samsung driver. It is quite simple, it doesn't even have automatic printer registration, but shows exactly what I am talking about.
About Brother drivers
Three problems with Brother drivers are:
- The cups driver is built on top of the lpr driver.
- The cups driver package contains a single installation shell script with an embedded *.ppd and a filter. It is executed by rpm during installation. It extracts *.ppd and a filter and performs some installation procedures in a Red-Hat specific way.
- It uses paths that are not compliant to Arch Packaging Standards
Preparing PKGBUILD
You can deal with each of the above problems as follows:
- Simply extract the lpr driver rpm. You don't have to mimic the lpr driver installation procedure in your PKGBUILD because it is not needed. Cups driver just needs the files in place.
- Extract the cups driver rpm. There should be single shell script. If you look in the patch of my HL2030 driver (http://aur.archlinux.org/packages.php?ID=14131) you can see that I have made three kinds of changes in this script:
- I have changed the paths.
- I have disabled all commands except "cat <<EOF" or "echo > ..." or whatever there is that emits *.ppd or filter to separate file. It was done by wrapping irrelevant instructions by if false; then ... fi.
- I have changed target file names for *.ppd and filter so they are emitted to the directory your PKGBUILD is working in (relative path not absolute). Note that paths were changed also in the source of the embedded filter.
- This is optional if you don't care about the arch packaging standard. Just change all paths. You can use sed - i believe - on all text files unpacked from both lpr and cups brother drivers. Look at the patch in my HL2030 package to check which files are affected.
Effectively after changes described above you will receive a script that will just emit embedded *.ppd and filter to some known location. All you need to do is to copy them to proper CUPS directories in $stardir/pkg:
install -m 644 -D ppd_file "$pkgdir/usr/share/cups/model/HL2030.ppd" install -m 755 -D wrapper "$pkgdir/usr/lib/cups/filter/brlpdwrapperHL2030"
Remember also to copy lpr driver files to "$pkgdir"!
Other changes
Below are shows some other changes you may need in your patch.
-#PSTOPSFILTER=`which pstops` +PSTOPSFILTER='/usr/lib/cups/filter/pstops'
I have just hardcoded path to "pstops", because it won't be find by the algorithm that is present there.
There is also such change:
+[psconvert2] +pstops=/usr/lib/cups/filter/pstops
I cannot tell you what it does because i don't remember. Probably I have encountered some problem during tests and found solution in the net. You also may need it.
The driver can be used on Arch64 as long as the 32 bit version of glibc (libc32-glibc) is installed.


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By Quentin Fottrell
The Supreme Court's decision to uphold the key provisions of President Obama's Affordable Care Act will benefit two groups the most, experts say: older Americans and the self-employed.
The court found the individual mandate, the requirement that all Americans purchase health insurance, is constitutional. Signed into law two years ago, the sweeping reform is expected to give 30 million more Americans access to health insurance by 2014, making preventative care available to many who in the past avoided seeking treatment until absolutely necessary. It also requires insurers to give people free access to blood pressure, cancer, diabetes and cholesterol tests. "This is the biggest change in health care in this country in a generation," says Susan Nash, a partner in the law firm McDermott, Will & Emery.
That said, the law will impact certain groups more than others. Younger and healthier Americans who have had cheaper premiums and higher deductibles will be forced to pay more, while the expansion of Medicaid will benefit poorer and sicker Americans who couldn't afford health care until now, says Wendell Potter, former vice-president of corporate communications at Cigna. Of course, even experts say it's unclear how quickly some of these changes will take hold; for example, some question whether all states will be able to roll out online "exchanges" designed to allow people to shop for individual insurance plan by 2014.
Some things may not change much at all. With or without Obamacare, most analysts say that health insurance premiums will continue to rise. "Consolidation within the industry means that people will have less choice," says Alex Morozov, a senior health care analyst at Morningstar. In fact, the two largest insurance companies have a 70% market share in nearly half the 50 states, according to the American Medical Association. In 54% of metropolitan markets, at least one insurer had a market share of 50% or more, the report found.
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John Wooden was a young high school teacher and coach in the 1930s when he first wrote his personal definition of success, searching for a way to assure his students — and their parents — they could be successful without earning all A's.
"I wanted to give them something to aspire to beyond higher marks in English classes or more statistics in sports," he told The Times in 2004.
Wooden tied success not to achievement, wealth or fame, but to how close a person came to their potential.
He spent another 14 years completing his Pyramid of Success, tinkering with 15 building blocks such as "Industriousness" "Enthusiasm," "Skill," and "Poise," before finishing the diagram in 1948, shortly before he left Indiana State for UCLA.
More than half a century later, the 10 national championship banners won by Wooden's UCLA basketball teams hang from the rafters at Pauley Pavilion — and his old-fashioned but still resonant Pyramid of Success adorns everything from classroom walls at Mariners Elementary in Newport Beach to books, websites, mouse pads, even a wall in a Torrance collection agency.
Even well into his 90s, Wooden used to mail out some 1,500 copies of his pyramid a year, many of them to high school coaches who wanted to distribute them to their teams.
Though others urged him to copyright the pyramid, Wooden said in recent years he never had, prompting a friend to tell him he didn't have a marketing bone in his body.
"I hope not," Wooden said.
Completed during the Truman administration, the Pyramid of Success has improbably stood the test of time.
Stephen R. Covey, the bestselling author of "The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People" is an admirer of Wooden's who has called the pyramid and Wooden's other maxims "classic wisdom."
It resonates not only with nostalgic mid-career workers in motivational seminars, but with 21st-century schoolchildren.
In January 2005, at 94, Wooden visited the Newport Beach elementary school where teacher Pat McLaughlin, a UCLA graduate, created a character-education program based on Wooden's pyramid and his 2003 children's book, "Inch and Miles: The Journey to Success."
"It was fun. He was a good man," Mariners Elementary student Brandy Joyce said later that year. "He said something funny I didn't understand — it was only for the grown-ups."
After Wooden's visit, essays graced the walls of McLaughlin's Room 13.
"Self-control sounds like not yelling the answer when it's not your turn," Cole Chapin wrote.
Nick Meier described himself as someone who "has Skill in building forts with Legos, who has self-control when my brother breaks something," and Sydney Elliott-Brand considered herself someone who is "determined to pass division" and "has self-control when my sister pulls my hair."
Elementary school students embrace the values of the pyramid easily.
But on the protest-roiled UCLA campus of the 1960s, it at first seemed hopelessly out of date to players such as future NBA great Lew Alcindor, now known as Kareem Abdul-Jabbar.
"He has said when he first heard it he thought it was corny," Wooden told The Times in 2004. "It was not until he was out of school that it was meaningful."
Far from drilling his players on the blocks of his pyramid as diligently as he did on the famous UCLA high-post offense, Wooden said he discussed it with the team as a group only once a year, at the beginning of each season.
Those who played for him had the benefit of many, many hours with Wooden and more often mention sayings such as "Be quick but don't hurry," and "Failing to prepare is preparing to fail."
Bill Walton, who went on to become one of the best players in NBA history and is now an ABC and ESPN analyst, used to write Wooden's maxims on his four sons' lunch bags. (One of them, Luke, grew up to play for the Lakers.)
Yet for those who never had much interaction with Wooden, the pyramid was the map to his philosophies.
At McChord Air Force Base near Tacoma, Wash., a group of Western Air Defense Sector personnel spent three days in 2004 studying the pyramid.
"The pinnacle — Competitive Greatness — that is a tough but attainable goal," Lt. Col. Eric Vogt said at the time. "I found myself thinking about how to be competitively great as much as possible. In the military, it's got to be 100% perfect response every day. With our mission, there's no room for error."
Though it was as a teacher that Wooden began working on the pyramid, the beginnings of the idea were sown earlier, by a high school teacher who asked his class to define success, by his father's emphasis on doing your best without comparing yourself to others, and by a diagram of values used by his high school coach, Glenn Curtis, called the Ladder of Achievement.
Instead of a ladder, Wooden chose a pyramid, with "Industriousness" and "Enthusiasm" as its cornerstones.
Late in life, as he celebrated the arrival of more and more great-grandchildren, Wooden took particular satisfaction in the children's book, "Inch and Miles," he wrote with his frequent collaborator, Steve Jamison.
In the children's pyramid, "Industriousness" became "Hard Work," "Initiative" became "Action," and "Competitive Greatness" became "Personal Best."
"My definition of success for a child is happiness in your heart, knowing you tried your best," Wooden said in 2004.
The book incorporated Wooden's love of rhyming couplets, with a short poem on each block of the pyramid.
The wittiest might be the one on self-control, accompanied by an illustration of a rather impulsive-looking trout.
If success is your great goal,
You must practice Self-Control.
Use common sense in all you do.
Controlling emotions is helpful too.
I knew a fish who took the bait.
Good judgment gone, the hook he ate.
My friend was fried upon the grill.
With Self-Control, he'd be here still.
His long life nearing its end, in 2004 Wooden considered the likelihood that his Pyramid of Success would be studied by children and adults for decades after his death.
"If it helps somebody, I hope I'll be looking down and thinking it's good," he said.


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Toure: City must learn to adapt
Yaya Toure insists Manchester City must become more flexible in their tactical approach if they are to replicate last season's title-winning success.
Toure, who helped City to their first league crown in 44 years, believes other clubs have figured out how to nullify their existing systems this campaign.
Ahead of the club's trip to Sunderland on Boxing Day, Toure stated his desire to see manager Roberto Mancini and the team adopt a new set of tactics to turn their dominance into goals.
"Whereas perhaps we caught a lot of teams by surprise last season, this year our opponents know how we play," Toure is quoted as saying in the Sun.
"Sometimes we have to change our system to try to break teams down. The other teams and players can analyse how we play, study our systems and styles and work out ways to stop us. Even sides who are near the bottom of the table are more than capable of making it difficult.
"A team that lost 4-0 against us last season will have learned and will change their tactics. They won't want to get beaten heavily again so they will pack men behind the ball and make it difficult for us to find a way through.
"But that's why I love football. There is always a challenge and always a puzzle to try to solve - and when you get past that it's very rewarding. You have to use your skill, intelligence and strength to improve and try to overcome each obstacle. In contrast, when a game is too easy, I get very bored."
Toure and his City team-mates remain four points adrift of rivals Manchester United heading into the holiday period, and must face a trip to Norwich following their visit to Wearside.


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Paris (CNN) -- Flamboyant fashion designer John Galliano went on trial Wednesday, accused of making anti-Semitic comments against at least three people in a Paris cafe.
Galliano, who was fired by fashion giant Christian Dior in March after video surfaced showing him praising Nazi dictator Adolf Hitler, testified Wednesday that drugs were to blame.
Judge Anne-Marie Sauteraud read out a list of the abuse Galliano is accused of hurling at Geraldine Bloch and Philippe Virgitti, including obscenities mixed with remarks about their ethnic backgrounds.
"He said 'dirty whore' at least a thousand times," the judge said.
Galliano said on the witness stand that he had no memory of making the comments.
Asked to explain his "lack of memory," he said: "I have an addiction. I am currently undergoing treatment."
Galliano's attorney said before the trial began the designer "was a sick person, who was suffering from addiction and this is something we are demonstrating through medical evidence, expert reports."
"We must not judge a man who for 30 years has been dedicated to diversity, who has been a loving person for all races, cultures and religions ... based on 40 minutes where he was sick through alcohol and medication," Aurelien Hamelle said.
Galliano testified that he suffered from an increasing workload and no time to mourn after the 2007 death of his alter ego at Dior, designer Steven Robinson.
"With his death, I found I had no protection," Galliano said.
His body became dependent on drugs, he said.
"I was taking sleeping pills during the day," he testified. "I've only just discovered since rehab what a lethal mix I was taking."
Bloch testified Wednesday that she encountered Galliano on a crowded cafe terrace, which led to an angry exchange.
"I don't remember his exact wording; there were different phrases," Bloch told the court. "It's true that I was angry. I insulted him, too."
Virgitti testified the confrontation, which he called "just an argument in a bar," began when Galliano sat down next to his party at the cafe.
"He started speaking to us very quickly after arriving," Virgitti said. "He told Geraldine to speak less as she was disturbing him. We didn't know what to do. The situation got worse. He started touching her hair, saying she had no hair. I told him, 'Don't touch her.' "
He acknowledged during his testimony that while Galliano "said things he shouldn't have," the incident "has been so overly played out in the media."
Galliano faces a six-month jail term and a fine of 22,500 euros ($32,410) if he is convicted, according to prosecutors.
A verdict in the case did not come Wednesday.
Galliano will be judged in one trial over two separate incidents, one in October and one in February.
After the second incident, Galliano was taken to a police station where a test revealed he had a high level of alcohol in his blood, authorities said at the time. He was later released.
The video is from yet another incident. He is not being tried for the incident because the couple involved chose not to press charges.
"I love Hitler," Galliano said in a video obtained by Britain's Sun newspaper. "Your mother, your forefathers would be f---ing gassed and f---ing dead."
Christian Dior condemned his "deeply offensive statements and conduct."
French law prohibits the incitement of racial discrimination, hatred or violence based on a person's origin or their membership -- or nonmembership -- in an ethic, national, racial or religious group.
Galliano apologized after the video was released.
"I only have myself to blame and I know that I must face up to my own failures and that I must work hard to gain people's understanding and compassion," Galliano said in a statement. "Anti-Semitism and racism have no part in our society."
Galliano has kept a low profile since his firing, but Vanessa Friedman, fashion editor of the Financial Times newspaper, said that given time, he could return to the industry.
His career is over in its present form, she said.
But he could return to Britain, where there is "residual love for him," lay low and make a comeback in a few years, she said.
"People love a redemption story," Friedman said.
CNN's Saskya Vandoorne, Catherine Clifford and Richard Allen Greene contributed to this report.


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Villa Kasta makes high quality, full-flavored, extra virgin artisan olive oil which is delivered in limited quantities. We are looking for a clean, classy & professional looking label to bring out the quality of our artisan olive oil.
Please always read the brief and all main comments!
Ask if you need any information!
A lot of feedback will be given!
Olive oil lovers
You are pretty much free with dimensions and shapes of the labels. Just be creative and we'll take care of realizing the winner's idea(s).
Remember: clean, classy & professional
There will be a main and a secondary label. You can just put the secondary label on the back or put it beneath the main label. Find the contents on the bottom.
We haven't decided the bottle design yet, because we will choose it in function of the winning design.
The bottle size will be either 50cl or 25cl - choose a size and convince us.
We love to see simulations of your designs on real or 3D bottles!
Contents for the main label:
Villa Kasta
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50cl (if you choose a 25cl bottle, then it's 25cl)
Prodotto in Italia
Contents for the secondary label:
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Olio extra vergine di oliva di categoria superiore ottenuto direttamente dalle olive, unicamente attraverso procedimenti meccanici.
Conservare al riparo dalla luce e del caldo
Da consumare entro il : ( leave some space )
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Okay, maybe the jet-powered school bus isn't really used for transporting kids to and from school, but can you imagine if it was? I bet your kids would think that was pretty cool! According to KWG-TV, a Nebraska man came up with the idea of putting an engine from a McDonnell-Douglas F-4 Phantom Fighter in the bus, which is capable of speeds of 367 mph. Whoa! Check out the epic video below.
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Helps growers manage and use field data for improved productivity
DES MOINES, Iowa - June 10, 2013 - DuPont Pioneer is bringing the next generation of powerful Web-based field management tools to growers with the introduction of Pioneer® Field360™ Select software. This new subscription service combines field-by-field data with real-time agronomic and weather information to help growers make informed management decisions.
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With a subscription to Pioneer Field360 Select software, growers can transform farm data into timely and actionable information. Multiple digital tools for monitoring and predicting field progress and growth stage, plus interactive field maps come together in the Pioneer Field360 Select software offering.
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Pioneer Field360 Select software can provide growers substantial information about a field without the grower ever setting foot on the ground. This program is backed by soil, weather and precipitation data spanning many decades. It is also supported by Pioneer Agronomy Sciences data trials to determine growth stages of Pioneer® brand corn hybrids.
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Montréal Poutine
The first poutines were invented in Quebec, and there are many, unconfirmed claims to have invented the poutine which date from the late 50s through the 1970s in the Victoriaville area, about 1 hour out of Montreal.
The earliest date associated with its invention is 1957, which is when restaurantuer Fernand LaChance of Warwick claims that a take-out customer at his restaurant Lutin Qui Rit, requested french fries, cheese in a bag, to which the restaurantuer responded: "ça va faire une maudite poutine" (That's going to make a damn mess"). In his 2005 obituary, CTV.ca quoted Eddy Lanaisse as that original customer: "I wanted fries, but I saw cheese curds on the counter. I asked Fernand to mix them together.". LaChance's restaurant eventually closed, and so there exists no present day monument to this earliest claim.
Restauranter Jean-Paul Roy, owner of Roy le Jucep, from photograph on the wall at his resaurant. Caption: "The Inventor of Poutine Jean Paul Roy"
Adding sauce to the cheese to curds/fries mixture was a later innovation. The owner of restaurant Roy le Jucep (1050 boul. St. Joseph, Drummondville Quebec; website ), Jean-Paul Roy, also claims the title of "The Inventor of Poutine", dating his claim in 1964. Jucep's claim stems from having made a potato sauce, which he was slathering on fries sold in his restaurant. He also sold bags of cheddar cheese curds - which are sold widely in the region, bought as a handy, portable snack - which he noticed customers were adding to his fries and sauce. Soon after, he made the combination a regular menu item. (See Reviews for a review of Roy le Jucep poutine).
By the late 1970s, poutine had made its way to New York and New Jersey, where it is often sold as an "off menu" item in a modified form -- 'disco fries'. This concoction is french fries, a beef gravy, and shredded, usually cheddar, cheese. The cheese melts completely, mixes in with the gravy, and the dish is a mess, and a delicious one enjoyed by late-night partiers of the disco crowds in the days before low-fat, Atkins and smart drinks.
The cheese used in a classic poutine is not simply a cheddar cheddar, but cheddar cheese curds, which come in finger-tipped sized hunks, with a briny taste, not unlike that you'll find in cottage cheese.
Like burritos, poutines are found with a wide range of styles, both in high-end and low-end restaurants, as well as at home. Quebec natives can be heard to exclaim "That's not poutine!" in response to the many variants which have popped up. But, as with any cuisine too good (and too easy) to keep a lid on, poutine has found many different expressions.
Within Montreal, one can find "Poutine Italianne", using a marianara sauce. Occaisionally, one comes across a poutine in which an actual gravy (using a roux from flour and drippings, combined with milk or cream) is unapologetically used instead of the classic sauce. At-home chefs regularly whip up a poutine with bottled BBQ sauce for a quick bite for the kids (or themselves).
It's historically unclear what kind of sauce is the basis for classic poutine. The poutine served at "Le Roy Jucep", which claims to have invented the poutine sauce, is a sweet-sour tomato-based mixture, which will not be unfamiliar to those who have had Chef Boy-ar-dee Spagghetti-Os. The origins are obscured somewhat by the fact that Quebec natives strongly prefer an "instant" kind made by the chain restaurant St. Hubert, available in packages at grocery stores. Simple comparisons around the city of Montreal town make it appear that the classic sauce is a chicken-based velouté (see Recipes ), which should not be confused with a "gravy", the important difference being that stock is used as the base in a velouté, while milk or cream is used in gravy. And, nonetheless, gravy is used in the aforementioned 'disco fries', a poutine derivative. However, simply counting up the sauces as they are made today, the vast majority of Montreal restaurants employ the chicken-based velouté, with variations around town. Today, delicious poutines are made with a wide range of sauces, including marianara, black mole, and Parisienne (or, Allemande) sauce.
Poutine used to be considered embarrassing to the local French-Canadian population, known for excellent high-cuisine. Considered a low, rural food, it was thought to lack that cosmopolitan verve. But, with the rise of low-food popularity internationally, and the great interest of travelling gourmands in local recipes and low-foods, poutine has risen in local, as well as international interest. Nonetheless, the history of the embarrassment helps explain the difficulty in finding a good poutine, and why many people outside of Quebec have never heard of it.
In a November 1991 CBC report on poutine, Canada's largest broadcaster asked, on-camera, the Quebec premier Robert Bourassa if he liked poutine. He immediately walked away from the podium, "I'm sorry, I have to go, I have a really important meeting." His office refused to answer the question in follow-up calls. The same question to the opposition Parti-Quebecois leader Jacques Pariseau got the exact same response: he refused to answer, either directly on-camera, or in calls to his office.
Usually, to get a politician to refuse to answer a question requires finding a mistress somewhere. There can be no doubt that poutine was considered such a low food, it was embarrassing to be known to like it. But, it was also so common in Quebec, that to deny having even had it would have been laughably unbelievable.
Why would anyone consider eating poutine to be embarrassing? We don't know for sure, but it may stem from its association with the cheddar curds. In the eastern townships where poutine was invented (Warwick, Drummondville), it seems to have happened there due to the ready availability of these daily-fresh, briny curds, which people buy in small bags and snack on, like Doritos. It seems that some consider this to be a bit of a back-water habit - perhaps not unlike snacking on fried pork rinds in the American South. Take a back-water eating habit, and meld it together with a starchy plate of fried potatoes and a sauce, and, somehow the association rubs off.
Which is too bad for some. The history of low-food developing into fantastic cuisine is rich: lobsters, cassoulet, burritos, okra -- all of these were once down-market items, but whose flavor potential overcame their birth-station, and are now internationally favored.
I hear that fresh chedder cheese curds squeek when you eat them. Why is that? The fresh curds, eaten plain, right out of the bag on the day it was packed, will indeed squeek when you chomp on them. The reason is that fresh curds are extremely high humidity: 47% is a usual amount. When you bite through them, they rub against your teeth and squeek while they do so. If you aren't sure that you've heard the squeeking, then you haven't -- it is too loud to be uncertain. Only the freshest curds -- made that day -- produce the squeek.
In 2000, then U.S. Presidential candidate George W. Bush was asked by a "reporter" how he responds to an endorsement from Canadian Prime Minister "Jean Poutine". Bush replied, "I appreciate his strong statment. He understands I believe in free trade. He understands I want to make sure our relations with our most important neighbor to the north of us, the Canadians, is strong and we'll work closely together." Of course, the prime minister at the time was Jean Chretien, and the "reporter" was Rick Mercer from the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation comedy TV show, "This Hour Has 22 Minutes".
The Black Flies cut an indie albumn "Poutine" in 1997, presently selling for US$5 at Amazon.
The famous California burger chain In-N-Out Burger has an off-menu item which qualifies as a poutine: French-fries, animal-style. , where the french fries are grilled with special sauce, onions and cheese. Note that In-N-Out never officially acknowledges their (otherwise) famous off-menu items (author's favorite: hamburger, protein style).
In Nov 2005, Canadian singer Shania Twain appeared on Martha Stewart's daily show to introduce the domestic diva to Poutine. "This actually smells good," Stewart says as Twain pulled what was actually an oven-baked fries in mushroom sauce. Neither Twain nor Stewart sampled the poutine on camera. The next day, the hits on this site shot up by a factor of five.


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After a spectacular week of racing in many different conditions in Boao China, Florian Gruber and Erika Heineken are crowned World Champions for 2013, both riding the Edge. A huge congratulations from all of us at Ozone.
The mens medal race was made up of the top 10 racers in the world, 6 riding Ozone Edge including Florian Gruber, Johnny Heineken, Andrea Beverino, Maks Zakowski, Marvin Baumeister and our own test rider Torrin Bright who went into the race in 9th place. Florian had a very large points lead from the previous days races that was almost impossible to take the Championship away in the final medal race.
Johnny Heineken, the 2012 World Champion had a great last race in very light conditions which gave him an over all second place. Both Johnny and Florian had a superb championships with the first two days they both had bullets in all races. Notable other riders riding the Edge that didn't make it into the Platinum race were Jhon Mora, Ricardo Leccesse, Lorenzo Giovanelli, Wilson Velaso and Pedro Garijo.
Erika Heineken had a flawless competition, she was riding in the strong 10m conditions way ahead of the fleet, coming in at times over 1:30 minutes in front of second place. Elena was hot on the heels of Steph Bridge all week but just couldn't manage to get in front, finishing with an impressive 3rd place in tough competition.
The event was superbly organised by the KTA and the hospitality in China was excellent, so a massive congratulations to all involved.
Thanks to all the competitors that chose to ride the Edge for the 2013 World Championships, see you again next year!
Final placings are:
1. Florian Gruber (Ozone/Temavento)
2. Johnny Heineken (Ozone/Mikes Lab)
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Sarasota-based agents with little-known Homeland Security Investigations train for the next nightmare situation
In an unincorporated area of Hillsborough County, Sarasota-based special agents pound on a heavy metal door, rifles aimed forward as they throw open the door, toss in a flash-bang and quickly sweep through the rooms. One yells out "All clear." No one is inside.
Only a few life-sized posters of men with guns, the paper riddled with holes, hung from the battered walls to show evidence of past training exercises like this one for a team of special agents with Homeland Security Investigations.
Although little-known, HSI's roughly 6,000 agents form the second-largest law enforcement agency in the country, following the FBI's 10,000. They enforce about 600 laws, their jurisdiction primarily aimed at anything illegally crossing borders — including money laundering, human trafficking, United States technology or child pornography.
The tactical group in Tampa was one of the first special response teams designed specifically for enforcing dangerous warrants and later formed into HSI, under the Department of Homeland Security. The special agents train together at least twice a month to prepare for the next nightmare situation that might hit headlines.
"We've been a team since 1990 and we've never been put before the press," said Kevin Power, one of the original members of the first tactical team in Tampa. "Most of the work we do is kind of in the shadows."
Although their own investigations may remain hidden for long periods, they are often called to assist other agencies in high-risk situations, from Sarasota or Tampa to Jacksonville or even the Caribbean. They have assisted with security for events such as the Super Bowl or the Republican National Convention in Tampa. These agents are called as rapid response teams for national or even international emergencies, like New Orleans after Katrina. A few recall being flow into Haiti after the 2010 earthquake, protecting groups of orphaned children.
Every scenario is different, the agents say, and in emergencies they may have no warning or time to prepare beyond their training and experience.
"We have to be experts in a vast array of sophisticated weapons," Power said at a large training facility in an unincorporated area of Lithia near Alafia River State Park.
Several of these agents helped in a four-day manhunt to arrest a Tampa man who was recently sentenced to life in prison. Dontae Morris, 27, was found guilty of killing one person and is accused of killing four other men, including two Tampa police officers, over two months in 2010.
The special agents practice a variety of situations, including hostage and rescue operations. In one, "officer down," they roll up in a giant armored vehicle donated by the Marines, climbing from the truck in a carefully armored group of four. As a group, two shooters flanking an agent with a shield in front and a paramedic behind them, they move toward a "wounded" officer. Another agent shoots paintballs at them from the cover of a building, as they retrieve the limp man, walking backward and dragging him as their shield is splattered with yellow paint.
It is a drill all-too similar to real-life encounters without paintball guns. Wearing about 70 pounds of gear, each of them carries a personal first-aid kit, with a tourniquet, in case they are injured, trapped and forced to treat themselves until help arrives.
Power and his team were in St. Petersburg in 2011, during a seven-hour standoff with a gunman who killed two officers from an attic. Law enforcement tore down most of the house to reach the shooter and officers.
The agent, trained with a sniper rifle, is called a "tactical observer," armed to sneak up close to scout, observe and cover for his team, or civilians.
Prepared to lie on top of a building with his cheek to the firearm propped on his hand "like a pool stick," with his eye on the crosshairs and finger on the trigger, an agent deftly shoots down a bowling pin at the other end of the range.
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In Florida, the special agents deal with open water, airports and seaports, trained especially to enforce high-risk arrest or search warrants. They train for tactical entries and barricaded homes, close quarter situations, like houses, basements or even caves.
The team of 10 Sarasota-based special agents covers investigations from Fort Myers across to Cocoa Beach.
HSI also has a group that works terrorism investigations, though such cases are primarily the FBI's, said Mike Kennedy, assistant special agent in charge, who supervises the region of the state that includes Manatee and Sarasota counties.
Kennedy said each special agent has to volunteer, shoot proficiently, pass a fitness test and be mentally and physically "tough." Most agents come from another agency or the military, former sheriff's deputies or Secret Service or Marines.
"It's all about safety," Kennedy said. "Sometimes you need a special team and weapons."
HSI personnel were among the team of more than 100 agents who descended on a Sarasota warehouse in late January who raided Sarasota-based shipping company MyUS.com. As is the case with many of their operations, the search warrant behind the raid is sealed and HSI has provided few details about the case.
No one at the company, or any of the international customers for which it exports individually purchased products, has been charged.
Sarasota-based Mike Paquin, the special agent heading up the MyUS. com investigation, said the search warrant was only "the first part." A trainer for HSI special agents, Paquin said they are still sorting through the data confiscated from the shipping company.
The company has remained quiet about the investigation, releasing a statement stating its commitment to serving its customers and meeting its legal obligations. MyUS.com says it is cooperating with the investigation.
Eric Baird, the president of the company, told the Herald-Tribune on the day of the Jan. 24 raid that special agents informed him about the warrant before arriving. Baird insisted his company, which self-reported its rapidly growing revenue to Inc. magazine at $48 million, has nothing to hide. The company forwards packages and specialty items from the United States for international corporations, foreign nationals and expatriates in about 200 countries.


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According to Wikipedia, Unreported World is a foreign affairs program produced by Quicksilver Media Productions and broadcast by Channel 4 in the United Kingdom. It holds itself out as traveling to dangerous locations all over the world in an attempt to uncover stories ignored by the world media. I've got a few candidates for them right here in the Twin Cities.
In "Undercover Syria," broadcast on October 14, reporter Ramita Navai spends two weeks living undercover in some of the most dangerous parts of Syria with members of the opposition movement determined to overthrow the Assad regime. This 24-minute report provides a riveting view inside unfolding events in Syria.


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I can't believe summer is almost over. Just one more day and it will be officially fall, my favorite season of the year. September still has more than a week left so that means that there is still time to join this month's homemade challenge with your favorite Homemade salsa.
Mexico is a country where food revolves around salsas and not the other way around. Different salsas can take the same ingredient in many different directions and that is something that makes Mexican cuisine a vibrant one. In Spanish sauce and salsa share the same word. When we talk about salsas in Mexico we are referring to the add ons that give food that extra kick or the ones that are used as the base for a dish. These base salsas come in a huge array of flavors, from the basic chile/tomato combination to the complex moles that use up to one hundred ingredients in their preparation. From breakfast to dinner and snacks in between meals, salsas are the blood of Mexican food.
The main ingredient of any salsa is the pepper. There are hundreds of varieties that range from sweet to criminally hot and they all can be used in salsas. One of the most common peppers in Mexico is guajillo pepper. They are thick, leathery dark reddish brown chiles that contain mild to moderate amounts of heat. These are the peppers I used to prepare the salsa for this chilaquiles, a breakfast dish that is perfect to use leftover tortillas and that are believed to help with hangovers, the hotter the more effective according to popular belief.
¡Buen provecho!
I am also sending this post to the Mexican Fiesta 09 hosted by heidileon. Let's have a food celebration!
- •2-3 guajillo peppers, seeded and soaked for at least 5 minutes in boiling water.
- •2 cups diced tomato
- •1/2 onion
- •3 garlic cloves
- •1 tsp cumin
- •2 cups chicken broth
- •salt to taste
- •6-8 tortillas, cut in quarters and fried or baked at 350°F until crisp
- Blend peppers, tomato, onion and garlic at high speed.
- Pour the sauce in a medium sauce pan over high heat. Bring to a boil.
- Reduce heat to medium and add cumin and chicken broth. Bring to a boil again, reduce the heat to low and simmer for 10 minutes. Adjust seasoning.
- Serve tortilla chips on a plate and pour some of the sauce on top. Let the tortillas absorb some of the sauce before serving. Serve eggs, avocado and sour cream on top and enjoy!
- ***The Afterthoughts:
- •Chilaquiles can be red or green. For the green sauce you can use a variation of this salsa. Cheese, chicken, onion and other ingredients can be serve with the chilaquiles depending on your taste. A classic breakfast in Mexico city is a steak served with chilaquiles and fried eggs.


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Stroke, Brain injury, Birth injury, Accidents, Disease, Disability.
Any of these can change a person's life in a single moment.
But one thing will never change -- the desire to live fully and productively.
That's where you, the Occupational Therapist, play a key role.
The Department of Occupational Therapy will host an Information Session for the Master of Occupational Therapy degree program on the *first Wednesday of every month, from 5:30 - 6:30 pm in Room G 157 at Governors State University, followed by a tour of the library and labs. *Please note that for January there will be a second Info Session offered on Wednesday January 9th, 2019 5:30-6:30 pm..
Application Period for Academic Year 2017-2018Students are admitted once a year, with next classes beginning in Summer Session, 2018. Applications will only be accepted through the Occupational Therapy Centralized Application Service (OTCAS) via http://www.otcas.org/ from July through October
Attendees are encouraged to bring unofficial copies of transcripts. For more information, contact Patricia Kalvelage at email@example.com
The Master of Occupational Therapy degree is an intensive, 102 credit hour program that provides students with the comprehensive knowledge and skills they need to become licensed, practicing members of the profession — and to help clients master the tasks of daily living.The MOT places a strong emphasis on advocacy, communication, critical reasoning and lifelong learning — skills and activities that distinguish our graduates and empower them to become highly effective professionals.An undergraduate degree is required for admission to the MOT program, though there is no requirement that the degree be in a specific major; however, there are course prerequisites that a student must meet before he or she will be admitted to the program.The curriculum itself is sequential. During the first year, coursework lays a strong foundation in the sciences, ethics, the processes of Occupational Therapy and multiculturalism. Students gain a thorough understanding of anatomy, physiology, movement analysis and neuroscience.Second year coursework builds on the first year's foundational courses and teaches students to apply their skills in increasingly complex environments. Several clinical experiences are integrated into second year coursework, and students learn through case method learning and evidence-based research.The final year is primarily fieldwork that bridges the theoretical with real-life practice. Central throughout the curriculum is the concept of "Occupation." Occupation includes all of the activities we perform in life — actions, tasks, activities, thinking and being. Our students are imbued with an understanding of "Occupation" that allows them to design and deliver the most effective interventions for their clients.
The Occupational Therapy program is accredited by the
Accreditation Council for Occupational Therapy Education (ACOTE) of the
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Graduates of the program are able to sit for the national
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Total Combat 50 Oct 6th official results
Oct 8th, 2012 by totalcombatmma
Total Combat 50, Oct 6th official results – Stadium Of Light
Semi Pro Bantamweight Bout
1. Christopher Edgar Beat Aden Lyn Via Bar Choke 2 Mins 6 secs Rd 1
Semi Pro Welterweight Bout
2. Chris Bungard Beat Eamon Cramb Via Unanimous Decision
Semi Pro Middleweight European Team Title
3. Stig Svartsund Beat Gareth Jackson Via Anaconda choke 1 Min 53 secs RD1
Semi Pro Middleweight British Title
4. Kyle Fitzgerald Beat Scott Mulgrew Via Unanimous Decision
Semi Pro Lightweight bout
5. Kev Ofee Beat Mick Bradley Via TKO 1 Min 27 secs RD1
Semi Pro Lightweight European Team Title
6. Erik unneland Beat Rob Caush Via Armbar 1 min 43 secs RD2
NSAC Light Heavyweight British Title
7. Paul Craig Beat Paul Bradshaw Via Triangle Choke 2 Mins 41 Secs RD1
Semi Pro Middleweight European Team Title
8. Torbjorn Madsen Beat Jonny McGee Via Arm Triangle 3 Mins 12 secs RD1
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9. Nathan Thompson Beat Luke Dixon Via Triangle Choke 44 secs RD1
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10. Lukasz Parobiec Beat Scott Forster Via GnP 1 Min 18 secs RD1
Pro Welterweight European Team Title
11. Jonny Bilton Beat Edvin Eldholm Via KO 1 Min 53 Secs RD1
Total Combat would like to thank everybody from all the fighters and teams without you we wouldnt have a show. We would also like to thank our officials MC Phil Seymour, referee Trevor Mitchell, Judges Kevin Horner, Adil Malik & Anth Grecian Timekeeper Chris Jackson. Commentators Declan Robson & Michael McQueen our 2 guests of Honor Robert "Buzz" Berry & Colin "The Freakshow" Fletcher and finally our sponsor buytiles.com. I would also like to thank all the people behind the scenes who constantly work hard and dont get the credit they deserve. Thanks you all for making this another fantastic event.


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It was the day after Christmas and all through the county, not a creature was stirring, not even a kid on a shiny, new sled – or so it seemed.
Over the years, people have asked me why newspapers and other media outlets usually run year-in-review reports at this time of year.
For the most part, there are a couple of good reasons.
The first is simply that it's nice to look back on the past 12 months. So much happens in a year, especially in the first couple of months, that we forget about, not only nationally, but state and locally. A lot even happens in our own personal lives that most people aren't aware of except for those close to us.
Across the nation, in 2012, we re-elected our president, tried to recover and improve a bad economy, suffered through major drought, hurricanes and tornadoes and, most recently, witnessed the horrific mass shooting of 26 people, including 20 children.
In the world of sports, LeBron James won his first NBA title, the San Francisco Giants took their second World Series in three years, the New York Giants claimed their second Super Bowl in five years and the U.S. won the most medals in the Summer Olympic games. One of the biggest stories may be a sport that hasn't played a game in months – the NHL, which is in an extended lockdown through stalled contract negotiations that may cancel the whole season.
In our area alone, we've seen a man convicted of killing a little girl back in 1957, more than our share of political scandals, a local town suing a local school district over a water detention program, Kishwaukee College expanding and the death of a beloved figure, Mr. Pumpkin.
It's also nice at this time of year to run a list of old pictures we've taken throughout the year, not of significant news events, but fun ones, if nothing else to remind everyone the world isn't always a serious place.
But that's probably not the biggest reason for running a year-in-review at this time of year. A bigger reason, perhaps, is that there just isn't a whole heck of a lot going on the week between Christmas and New Year's Day. Especially when both days fall on a Tuesday, like now. In fact, I like to refer to this as "the dead week."
With all the local public schools closed for the holidays, there isn't much going on except maybe the wrap-up of a Christmas basketball tournament, like the Chuck Dayton in DeKalb. The 85th annual tournament, the longest boys basketball tournament in the state of Illinois, ended last Friday. Oh, sure, there was that little football game in Miami yesterday – the Orange Bowl, I think they call it – but since we don't normally cover sporting events, that was a little outside our area.
Another problem with the dead week is trying to reach anyone. Half the people in the world, it seems, are either away visiting families and friends or they're home busy entertaining family and friends who are visiting them. Then the other half, the ones who are at home or work wishing they were somewhere else, don't want to be bothered.
I totally understand, except that I'm the one who needs to bother them.
Somehow, though, we managed to put together another paper. It may not contain as many local stories as we would like, but that's all right. Just wait until next year (I know it's this year now, but I wrote this column last week when it was still last year). We've got a whole bunch of interesting things coming – or at least I hope they are.
Speaking for myself – and since I know what a few of those stories are – I know I'm looking forward to it.
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It was the day after Christmas and all through the county, not a creature was stirring, not even a kid on a shiny, new sled – or so it seemed.


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Friday, August 20, 2010
UPDATED: Mike Creed on Doping and Sport
Cyclingnews heavily edited the original interview to create that article, and Mike would have been better off just doing it with NY Velocity again, whereby they transcribe everything that's said.
benched for two months without explanation by Team Type 1 management. For those of you who follow Pappillon, you also know that Creed was wrongly accused of being a bitter insider leaking embarrassing details of the poor leadership within that organization that saw at least five staff members quit the team in frustration. Despite the fact that it was impossible for Creed to be the leaker, because I was in conversation with him on one line, and effectively receiving messages from the leaker on another, the team's mgmt won't even answer Mike's queries. I'm not entirely surprised by that, however, as my experiences interacting with Phil have seen him reply only when it was convenient and not when the rules of decorum suggested it.
Creed's not a doper and never has been, though he's got balls for trying to suggest we drop the fake moral outrage, so to speak. That didn't translate in the article, and he should have gone with a different format that would have allowed us to read Creed's comments Verbatim (he's an engaging interview, for sure, and a funny guy to be around). But regardless, being honest about how the peloton has not - in general - viewed doping as a moral problem and still doesn't (although some PC riders are too scared to admit that right now, so they tow the line and call for the application of the death penalty for cases of doping) shouldn't be reason for him to be shunned by his employer.
UPDATE: Thanks to a different Mike for both the friendly, encouraging comment, and a reminder to highlight Mike Creed's home-made aero helmet! WTF?! Someone ask him (MC) what the heck's up with that!?! Nothing like slummin' it in the ghetto on a team that claims to intend to ride the Giro, but which can't manage staff (or talent) any better than your local Masters/Cat.3/Wednesday-Night-World's team, allegedly.
If you're trying to think of a gift for your favorite future-euro-team-pres., consider getting him and his colleagues copies of "The Etiquette Advantage in Business - Personal Skills for Professional Success" (suggest chapters, "Executive Etiquette" and "The Written Word" - especially the part about communicating electronically, sending email - always respond, keep it short, don't get emotional).
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This is why I love your blog Papp -- no pulled punches and just great writing. Great work.ReplyDelete
- Anonymous19 August, 2010 13:23
Yes, this is good & refreshingly honest. Take cauthion though not to defend your man to make it seem like you know beyond any doubts that he did the leakage. You're not with him at all times - even if he's your man-crush - so you don't know definitavely. Though ok you strongly believe his innocenze.ReplyDelete
Joe, in the last few months you've deconstructed the moral component of the doping issue brilliantly. You've pulled back the curtain on dope in cycling in a way that only someone with your experience could. By problematizing the simplistic mainstream narrative about dope, you've effectively humanized the athletes. For there to be progress on the doping issue, the mainstream narrative has to move beyond the third grade morality often expressed at cyclingnews.com, velonews.com, and on the Versus network.ReplyDelete
Mike Creed's benching is an outrage. This is just the kind of unjustifiable punitive action one can expect from a desperate and out-of-control management. Evaporating confidence in leadership at Team Type 1 seems to be leading to mutiny. Here's hoping the mutineers land on their feet.
Wow guys, thanks for the high-praise. I'm humbled by your words and slightly overwhelmed. As long as there is a need for another voice bto explain and comment on both doping in cycling, and that which is still beautiful about our sport, I'll do my best to continue.ReplyDelete
I thought the most over looked part of the cyclingnews article was Michael's home made aero helmet.ReplyDelete
Great post, this is exactly what people are not understanding about what Floyd has been saying as well.
Have you thought about doing a post about all of the ex postal riders health problems? Landis doping, Clinger and Gerlach's addiction, Hamilton's depression, Creed's fear of health problems. I wonder if there is more is why I ask.
- Anonymous20 August, 2010 02:19
The new photos look nice. Does anyone have a copy of the creed error helmet special they could submit to the editor here so someone could get it to the copy editor for his review?ReplyDelete
- I read the Forums, too20 August, 2010 17:34
Just thinking aloud here...but aren't there characteristics in race cars that do not translate to the families mini van?ReplyDelete
And don't "Pro" football and Baseball players do things that a LL or High School player shouldn't do because it transformers from hobby to job?
Race horses are given substances and training regimes that would harm or kill old Bessy!
Today's racers in Europe might accumulate 100+ days of racing in their bodies. With air travel, track and cyclocross gaining ground there is almost no off-season, just a strange sliding scale of when you are going to take time off depending on your skill set.
The PROBLEM AS I SEE IT is that road racing and racers at the pro level are being judged in some fuzzy system where hobbyist rules and views are the overlay on which the pros are judged!!!
The UCI should address the real needs of pro bike racers and the care they need. Watching US sports it would be interesting to see if all elite athletes had short term contracts of one year...one small knee injury would force them into desperation-mode in an instant - but pro road cyclists have been in desperation mode for decades...
Medicines and techniques that appear crazy to the guy racing a crit on Sunday are everyday practice in pro circles. Just ask Pappillon, right JOE? Just the number of needles used to administer B12 and other vitamins for pros it make a heroin den look sterile. I saw in the forums someone suggested that the race organizers should be yet another level of policing..if the TDF had said that teams A,B are not going to be invited because of questionable practices and riders and 1 or more of the those teams would have included Armstrong there would have been a closed door meeting and the decision would have been changed simply for financial not moral reasons.
Even with a big black cloud over him, Armstrong is still pure media gold. If pro cyclists were judged by a jury of their peers instead of "regular" people this issue would be handled very differently - not on morality, but rather, in practical terms.
- Bobrik's cousin20 August, 2010 17:36
Ну все-таки угадать, что он сказал и что он имел в виду доказать, автор / редактор перепутал интервью / статьи. Я просто не могу поверить, они были такие собеседника, история и даже не вырыли много в него, он просто бегали по поверхности с некоторыми намек на то, что можно и произошло.ReplyDelete
Тогда история кажется скрытые на первой странице, с такими веб-сайт с проверенными интерес своих читателей о борьбе с допингом (отсюда и кол-во пост клиники), его путаных вниз от зрения.
Основные провалом возможно хорошая новость достойной истории и информации! Кто жил в Girona в то время? Hummm ...
Не беспокойтесь, веры, мы по-прежнему следовать за вами на реальных интервью.
Я думаю, его хороший кусок пуха фантастики.
Right, there, Vladislav...right...ReplyDelete
- Anonymous25 August, 2010 12:28
Do you think there should be any consequences for Pro Teams that blatantly bench a guy resulting in a possiblity of no contract offers for 2011 ? The management at TT1 makes it very obvious what their ultimate goal is.ReplyDelete
Kill his career by making him "persona non grata" or "an unwelcome person". No racing, no results, no phone calls = no contract. He was their best overall GC racer in 2009 and was according to their own PR machine best GC guy and TT man for 2010. Other reports and blogs indicated that huge turnover at TT1. They are on their 4th PR person in less than a year. Here is a guy that is a long term Pro and is forced to sit. Total Bull S*** that a team can screw a guys career on purpose. They don't even have him listed for national championships in Greenville. How do you not take one of the top pros in the U.S. to the national championships ? I don't understand why no one besides you is asking the same questions about TT1. A really piss poor management move for a team that wants to move up the food chain. I've read your other posts about TT1 and how they handle dissent and maybe this just how a Pro team runs things. If it is, then I can only hope TT1's days are numbered.
Anon, unfortunately I don't think there is an administrative solution to that kind of a situation, where a team's mgmt is intentionally harming a rider's employment prospects by not racing him. If they stopped paying him, too, then there would be cause to appeal to the UCI, and a mechanism to address the grievance. But because they are still delivering on his salary, to the best of my knowledge, they can do what they like with him, even if that includes nothing.ReplyDelete
I think it's a terrible situation for Mike to be in, and I hope he's reinforcing his value in the minds of others, if that's at all possible.
I don't understand the lack of interest in this from actual journalists, unless Mike is simply not talking about it. But if you were the organizer of the Giro, wouldn't you start to feel uncomfortable at the thought of allowing into your race a team that played games like this with the career's and livelihoods of its riders? If anything, intentionally screwing-over your roster is worse than encouraging them to dope.
- Anonymous26 August, 2010 00:41
I don't want to be the wet blanket or accused of rumoring (so I don't put my name for this reason) - but does no to one think that perhaps the Mike Creed is benched because of something that his team directorship knows but we are not aware of it? Not just mean doping, but maybe some other impropriety or unacceptable behavior? I do not know this and is only a theory - but maybe team is totally just in directorship making such decision. And perhaps they do not talk of it publicly becaus eit would be embarrassing for all? Team directorship should really explain what's going on - not good to have such unexplainedness surrounding team that directorship says will go to Giro d'Italia. I don't believe it.ReplyDelete
- Anonymous26 August, 2010 22:48
Directorship or dictatorship ? The team isn't talking because of the fear opening a can of worms it has no explanation for. Any discussion or explanation now would bring too much attention in the hunt for a UCI upgrade for the team. Poor team management and lack of leadership has lead to a revolving door over the last 18 months. Give Creed credit for not opening both barrel's on the team publicaly. When your looking for new team, it's better to take the high road and keep the mouth shut for now. I'm sure TT1 doesn't want to make a public statement at this point for fear of it back firing on them considering the number of former employees that would back allegations of management failures.ReplyDelete
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I've been a Martha Stewart fan since I was very young. We're talking 20 years, at least. For someone that is 29, that is a fairly substantial chunk of time. I can vividly remember VHS recording the Martha Stewart Thanksgiving specials (how to roast the perfect turkey, baking the perfect pie, etc...) to watch after volleyball practice when I was in 7th grade.
I've not only been a fan of her style, magazines, and TV series, I've been a fan of Martha as a business woman. I've studied her path, read all of her books (highly recommended : The Martha Rules) and followed her story. How did she turn her passion into an empire? What her influence has done for the entire image of "Domestic Arts?" How did she manage to run a creative company like a business? How did she become so darn successful?
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The set was meticulous. I loved looking at all of the staging details.
I got some great "Fallizing" tips for my house... maybe another "Fallizing" post coming.
This is the Michael's Crafts section. Martha did a project with her new paint products in the Martha Stewart Crafts line at Michael's.
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The new line of paint featured a pearlized paint and a crackle paint that I'm very excited to try. As a gift for attending the show, we got some of the paints along with a spray gun that attaches to the craft paint bottles. That's right... it turns it into spray paint. You all know what a huge fan of spray paint I am. I can't wait to try it!
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Martha did a cooking segment with Food Editor, Sarah Carey. I really like Sarah - she seems very down to earth and her recipes are so approachable.
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They made this delicious looking chicken soup...
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...and this Apple Cake. I think I'll have to make this cake in the next couple of weeks. I recently had an apple cinnamon scone that really hooked me on apple baked goods.
More house inspiration from the set. I really like that table with the scalloped trim.
Some of the stylists getting everything ready for the shot.
Every part of the set was perfectly styled - even the Twitter-er's desk. Notice the LePens - my favorite!
Mike was most impressed by all of the lighting... the entire ceiling was just packed with lighting equipment.
I loved watching her during the commercial breaks. She would continue working on the project they had been doing in the segment until it was finished. You could tell that she still loved being hands on and creating something, even after all of these years. For instance, in the segment that they had prepared an apple cake, during the commercial break after the segment was over, she would stay on the set and finish scraping out the bowl, getting all of the batter into the cake pan, then she precisely smoothed it out with an offset spatula. It made it seem as though it wasn't really about just putting on a show, it was about her getting to create something and doing it well. She still enjoys it.
She was very gracious to the audience, taking questions even after the show had finished taping. I was so impressed with the thought that she put forth to give helpful answers.
After the show, I met with a member of the PR team for a tour of the Martha Stewart offices. Yes. It is true. I got to see where all of the magic happens.
The space was bright, clean and simple - truly a clean and open space for creativity and productivity.
I got the chance to chat with Everyday Food Editor, Anna Last, in the test kitchen. We talked about different challenges we face as food writers.
The test kitchen was so neat and organized. It was set up like a professional kitchen.
Well, that concludes my first "Martha" day in New York. The next day was another exciting one - a party at Darcy Miller's (the Martha Stewart Weddings Editor) home with all of the "who's who" of the wedding industry in attendance (Peter Callahan, Sylvia Weinstock, Preston Bailey, etc.)... including little ole' me. Stay tuned for the post!


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1) noun Atlantic Province in Canada, gateway to scenic Nova Scotia, majestic Quebec and Maine syn: Crossroads
2)A City in Jersey
2)A City in Jersey
1)We stayed overnight in New Brunswick, it was getting late, Quebec city could wait till morning.
2)We stayed over night in New Brunswick, it was getting late, New York City could wait til' morning.
2)We stayed over night in New Brunswick, it was getting late, New York City could wait til' morning.
by Mr. K December 19, 2003
a canadian province on the east coast of canada, right beside maine. part of the maritimes beautiful woods, wicked beer.
"i'm from new brunswick"
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maritime canadian province, often forgotten by the rest of canada. only other place in canda with a significant french population, although they still only consititue 25% of the people. americans tried to make it join the usa after the 1776 revolution, but new brunwick was indifferent. really not much going on here today.
by Provincial Mood December 14, 2007
A city (not a county) in New Jersey that is located off Exit 9 of the New Jersey Turnpike. Home of Rutgers University, it receives little attention for being the midway point between New York and Philadelphia, but his home to the locally famous grease trucks which have perfected putting an entire meal on one sandwich.
On the way from Philly to New York, I stopped in New Brunswick for a "fat bitch" cause I was starving.
by Eagles Fan In Tampa December 11, 2003
The New Jersey of Canada.
New Brunswick sucks.
by wootwoot69 December 13, 2008
Annoyingly long stretch of road when travelling from Maine to your final vacation destination of Nova Scotia or Prince Edward Island.
3 hours of driving through this boring place (new brunswick) and we'll finally be in Charlottetown. Hope East Saint John doesn't smell too bad today.
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