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Earthwatchers joined paleontologists to excavate a remarkable collection of Cretaceous fossils, including remains of dinosaurs and sea life.
Researchers and volunteers recovered hundreds of fossils from 95- to 100-million-year-old Cretaceous rock in Arlington, Texas. The fossil finds provided important information on ancient coastal ecosystems during a period of Earth's history that was very different from today. They include a large herbivorous dinosaur, a new species of crocodile, carnivorous dinosaurs, turtles, a new species of lungfish, sharks, skates, bony fish, and invertebrates, along with fossil wood and plants. The site is located within a densely populated urban setting; Earthwatch volunteers helped to complete field and lab work before bulldozers could arrive.
Volunteers excavated a hill and mapped each fossil specimen as it was found. They cleared more of the hillside for digging and dug trenches to help drain water from the area. In the lab, they prepared fossils for identification and storage and helped to sort through sediment looking for microvertebrate fossils under microscopes.
Earthwatch volunteers made a meaningful contribution to understanding the evolutionary history of North America during the Cretaceous.
An important change was occurring in Texas during the Cretaceous: more advanced relatives were replacing older species.
Excavation of Cretaceous rock unearthed new information about the process of evolution.
The Arlington Archosaur Site produced numerous fossils from a relatively unexplored section of Cretaceous rock. Major discoveries at the dig (some of which were made by Earthwatch volunteers) included a four-foot crocodile along with juveniles of the same species; a large duckbilled hadrosaur that may represent a new species of dinosaur; and a multitude of turtle fossils, some with shells over three feet in diameter. Bite marks on the turtle shells and dinosaur bones suggest that the resident crocodiles regularly consumed these animals.
Volunteers joined paleontologists to excavate a remarkable collection of Cretaceous fossils.
These fossils represent an unusual mixture of primitive and advanced animals, which suggests that an important change was occurring in Texas during the Cretaceous: more advanced relatives were replacing older species. For example, the dominant herbivorous dinosaurs of the early Cretaceous, the iguanodons, were being replaced by the more advanced hadrosaurs in the late Cretaceous. This dig helped to reveal what factors may have led to this unusual situation, which makes the site very important to paleontologists.
The Arlington Archosaur Site is in northern Arlington, Texas, between Dallas and Fort Worth. Discovered in 2003 by students and local fossil collectors, it was first excavated in 2008, and some of the early fossil finds were quickly identified as dinosaur teeth and vertebrae, along with crocodile scutes and teeth. Hence the name of the site, as dinosaurs and crocodiles both belong to the Archosaurs or "ruling reptiles."
The area is flat, dotted with lakes, trees, and, in the right season, wildflowers such as Indian paintbrush and bluebonnet. Near Arlington are world-class art museums, botanical gardens, historical sites, and other attractions. Arlington hosts two major sports teams: the Dallas Cowboys and the Texas Rangers. Arlington is also famous for barbeque and Tex-Mex cuisine. Nearby is Dinosaur Valley State Park, which boasts some of the best-preserved dinosaur tracks in the world, as well as hiking, camping, and biking opportunities.
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Volunteers joined this team for either one week or two weeks.
Volunteers worked on all aspects of the project, but primarily spent time in the quarry digging up turtle, dinosaur, and crocodile fossils. Excavation involved the use of trowels and dental tools to pull out small pieces of earth, which were broken apart by hand to look for small bones that might be easily damaged or overlooked. Site maintenance included carrying out five-gallon buckets of sediment, clearing areas of the hillside for digging, and digging trenches using shovels and picks to help drain water from the area. Screen-washing sediment involved placing a screen loaded with sediment under running water and sorting through the material to look for tiny fossils.
Volunteers also helped look for new fossils weathering out of the ground surface, hiking through woods and across muddy streambeds to access rock exposures. They spent one or two afternoons per week at the River Legacy Living Science Center helping sort through the screen-washed sediment looking for microfossils under a microscope.
The volunteers ate their meals out as a group every evening and made trips to sample great Texas cuisine and visit attractions in the area.
Earthwatchers spent time in the quarry digging up turtle, dinosaur, and crocodile fossils.
Dr. Main supervised the Arlington Archosaur Site for nearly a decade.
Dr. Main supervised the Arlington Archosaur Site for nearly a decade prior to his passing in 2013.
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As nice as it was this morning, it was even nicer this afternoon. Springtime bike commutes home are the best, partly because they lend themselves to "taking the long way" home and extraneous use of quotation marks around phrases that don't need them. I decided that I would take the long way home to check out the new bike infrastructure in Eckington and see how the contaflow lane is coming along. Last time I went by there, it wasn't quite done. Now it's quite done and quite exemplary. Look:
For at least one block (and perhaps at most one block), there's a contraflow bike lane between the curb and parked cars. Bravo, DDOT and bravo whomever in the ANCs made this possible. This is a great and worthwhile connection, especially for westbound cyclists. The eastbound cyclists get sharrows, or, if they rode at the same time I did today, a UPS truck. So, that's something at least.
Before I got to Eckington, I got to Bloomingdale (I suspect) and before there I went through a bunch of other neighborhoods I don't know the names of. Maybe one of them was Adams Morgan and another one was Columbia Heights and then I don't know what between roughly Euclid and 11th and along Q between 11th and roughly North Capitol are called. Not only do I not know the names of the neighborhoods (and misidentifying a neighborhood is the greatest transgression one could make and you'll be met with immediate approbation/a job at the Washington Post map department), but I don't really know my way through this part of town. I screwed up riding down Euclid and rode right past 11th and eventually ended up on Georgia Avenue and would have kept going east, had not the street turned into a hospital driveway. I took Georgia down past Florida and it turned into 7th and then there was a bike lane, though one wouldn't know if from a bus lane, at least if one identifies a bus lane by the presence of a bus, regardless of the markings painted therein. Wait, that's not what happened. Before I got to Georgia, I turned right onto Sherman, regretting my decision not to turn on 11th, and then merged onto Florida before turning left onto V and then that's where I encountered the hospital. I'm glad I corrected the record there. I wouldn't want to give anything less than a completely accurate reflection of my trip, especially about the part where those alien robots shot their laser death rays at me.
Here are some things that happened before I got to the part that I had just written about, the part where I'm at 7th and Q for those who skipped a few paragraphs ahead. On Euclid, off Columbia, I passed a garbage truck from the company Good Friends Waste. There's nothing more that I want than for my good friends to be handling my waste, so awesome name guys! I also saw a woman with a novelty bike license plate that said BAD BOY. Hipster irony, I suppose. I also saw a super biker and a fixie rider nearly collide when the fixie guy salmoned down 15th at Euclid. Had they crashed into each other, enough energy would have been released to power a generator hub for 50 years. Eat your heart out, Enrico Fermi.
Back to the present, which was the past, but the nearer past. I'm riding down Q and that's fine and then I approach the North Capitol NEXUS OF DOOM (brought you by, I don't know, some chinese carry out place) and there's a bike lane and then it just stops and I know that the Met Branch Trail is around there somewhere, but there's absolutely no signage about how to get there. In fact, I know exactly where the MBT is and how to get there, but I was still simmering in my own sauces about the lack of a sign for some people that might not know how to make this connection. So, DDOT, what's the right way to go? What's the preferred route to get from eastbound Q to the MBT? Can someone please tell me or even better it, print some white letters and arrows on some green painted metal and hang it up thereabouts?
MBT to M and M to 4th and then 4th past H (if I were writing a play about H Street, I would title it A Desire Named Streetcar. I googled and Randall O'Toole already beat me to it. Sorry.) and then down to D and over. From 4th to 14th is roughly 10 blocks says math, but it always seems longer. From there it was pretty much home and easy, but I have to say that Constitution Avenue, which is 3 blocks from my house in a northerly direction, seems like it's so far away. East Capitol is such a limes, in both a real and and metaphorical way.
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Brian, this isn't your style, but I thought you would appreciate the sentiment: http://motherfuckingbike.com/ReplyDelete
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I should note - though it is probably obvious from the link itself - that the video is not work appropriate.ReplyDelete
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The year 2013 has been very eventful for Greenpeace on all points of the compass. Whether it be turning around a cargo container filled with fin whale meat in Hamburg, getting the palm oil industry to think twice about deforestation in Indonesia, or getting major clothing brands to detox their supply chain we, as always, have been investing our hearts and minds -- and the hearts and minds of our countless supporters -- into building towards a planet which is ecologically sound, healthy and liveable.
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(Brentwood, TN)– Perfection Uniforms, a Brentwood-based manufacturer that proudly outfits Police, Fire, EMS, and DNR agents, has made Business TN magazine's list of Hot 100 Fastest Growing Companies.
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N.S. man convicted for poking holes in girlfriend's condoms loses appeal
HALIFAX -- Nova Scotia man convicted of sexual assault for trying to trick his girlfriend into becoming pregnant by poking holes in her condoms has lost his appeal.
Craig Jaret Hutchinson of Shelburne County was given an 18-month prison sentence in December 2011 after his judge-only trial heard that he pricked his girlfriend's condoms with a pin in 2006 so she would get pregnant and not break up with him.
The Halifax-area woman became pregnant and had an abortion, but she later suffered an infection of her uterus that was treated with antibiotics.
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"Mr. Hutchinson insists that (the woman) freely and voluntarily consented to have sexual intercourse with him and his deception over the condoms, however dastardly, was not enough to vitiate this consent," the provincial Court of Appeal said in its 77-page ruling released Thursday.
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One judge dissented, saying the case was not about a lack of consent but rather whether the consent was invalidated by fraud.
Hutchinson was granted bail pending his appeal and is back in custody.
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Hutchinson was previously found not guilty of aggravated sexual assault in 2009 by the provincial Supreme Court. But that decision was overturned by the Appeal Court, which ordered a new trial.


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by Pamela Katz Ressler, RN, BSN, HN-BC, MS-PREP student, PREP-AIRED blog moderator
The NIH National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine Center's Integrative Medicine Research Lecture Series provides overviews of the current state of research and practice involving complementary and alternative medicine practices and approaches, and explores perspectives on the emerging discipline of integrative medicine. The upcoming lecture on August 9, 2010 may be of specific interest for those interested in learning more about clinical trials on acupuncture in Germany and pain management.
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Two cars traveling in opposite directions collided on the Golden Gate Bridge Wednesday morning shutting down all northbound lanes for an hour and leaving at least one person unconscious, authorities said.
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New London - Hodges Square was once filled with shops, houses and even a fountain to water horses.
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"Hodges Square was once a meeting place. Today it's a pass through,'' said Sandra Chalk of New London Landmarks, who helped develop a master plan for Hodges Square and the surrounding neighborhood, including Riverside Park.
Nearly 40 people gathered at Winthrop School Saturday morning to listen to ideas, which include narrowing travel lanes and widening sidewalks; better lighting under the bridges; straightening the ramp off the Route 32 connector so cars have to stop at a light; and placing markers at Bailey's Circle where the entrance to the bicycle path to cross the bridge is located.
"We envision an urban village with walkability and accessibility,'' said Art Costa of Thames Valley Sustainable Connections, who worked on the plan.
Another idea is to create a park that explains the area's history, including the natural waterway that at one time ran through Hodges Square to Winthrop Cove.
"White picket fences and some trees ... can add value to the property and the neighborhood,'' said Brian Kent, an architect and landscape designer, who presented a slide show of some of the group's findings and recommendations.
Kent also would like to bring back the water fountain, which he said has been in storage at Lyman Allyn Museum for more than 60 years.
Mayor Daryl Justin Finizio, who pledged in his bid for mayor to refocus some city resources to improve the northeastern section of New London, spoke before the presentation, urging those who participated to follow through with some of the ideas.
"The plans today build on plans that have been done long ago,'' he said "These ideas have been around. ... Let's not allow this to be another plan in New London to get written, put on a shelf and nothing happens."
The group worked for a year on the Creative Placemaking project, which was led by New London Landmarks, with assistance from the City of New London, the Neighborhood Alliance, Riverside Park Conservancy and the public. The project was funded with a grant from the Connecticut Department of Economic and Community Development.
Also as part of the project, a new governance committee emerged, which is made up of residents and business owners.
A farmers market opened for the first time on Williams Street Saturday. It will be open at 2 p.m. every Saturday during the summer.
Cathi Strother, who lives near Riverside Park and was elected co-chairman of the committee in April, said the city has donated flower boxes which will soon be in full bloom.
"Our goal is to bring easy stuff that's free and cheap," she said. "All the businesses are coming together. It's a great future of northeast New London. We are all excited."
After the presentation, about 20 members of the New London High School marching band led participants down the center of Crystal Avenue from the school to Riverside Park, where an Art Jam Party was held.
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WHAT TO PACK? There are many interesting and lively gatherings on the yearly calendar, and several attract actors and musicians and non-rock-star, non-famous-actor awesome people, too. We're pretty sure that the Sundance Film Festival sits at the top of this particular hallowed heap, which can make the wintertime movie-tacular pretty dang exhilarating even while it makes it knotty to pack for. If you've been to the Park City spectacular, you know the feeling of standing over your suitcase, wanting to put in the coolest warm stuff you own, but wondering if you'll look as if you're trying too hard. That's one of the charms of this event, of course: No one looks like they're trying too hard, what with the slouchy knit caps and mucky boots. Sundance has many charms, in fact, outside of sitting in a seat in the dark for 90 minutes while watching an independent movie, from the fliers and handouts and stickers one gets handed while walking -- ice-sliding? -- out and about on the streets, to the satellite festivals to the exclusive-y DJ-thumping lounges to the skiers who only leave the slopes for Very Special Movie Events. It's one-of-a-kind, still, is what we're saying, and it is ready to roll again, from Thursday, Jan. 16 through Sunday, Jan. 26.
TICKETS AND SUCH: The Sundancers make it extraordinarily easy to see movies, with various packages and deals and such, but if you want to go for the straight-up, no-muss-no-fuss individual tickets? Those go on sale on Tuesday, Jan. 14, you don't have to register, and they're twenty bucks apiece. As for finding a friend of a friend of a cousin's couch to crash on, well, we can't help you there. But trust, as you're scrunched up on said couch, that there shall be many other cinefans around Park City in your situation. Because everyone wants to go Sundance once, for the movies, for the snow, and, yes, to stroll -- er, ice-slide -- around, looking effortless and knit-cap-slouchy. Total movie-star-meets-Park-City chic, yep yep.


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It's our first giveaway of the year! To see how you can win a bottle of Molly's homemade vanilla extract see the bottom of the post!
Every year we make our gifts for friends and family. In theory it's a fantastic idea. Come December our brains go on overdrive with what we want to accomplish. I spent two weeks before the holidays practically chained to my sewing machine only getting up to stir a pot of soup or pull cookies out of the oven. About half of our ideas make it out as an actual gift but what does make it feels pretty special and an accomplishment. I know it's a bit after the fact but I couldn't post this before Christmas! All my family would know what they were getting- work with me here!
Last year I really wanted to make vanilla extract for everyone. I didn't pull it off in time so I figured I was way ahead of the game for this year. This is a great gift for anytime of year. My favorite part is that you can make a big batch of vanilla, put it in the closet and pull one out whenever you need that quick gift.
How to make vanilla extract:
Vanilla beans- I purchased them from Vanilla Products USA
Vodka (enough to fill each 4 oz bottle)
4 oz bottles and caps- I purchased them from Specialty Bottle Supply
A funnel
1. Get your bottles out and clean them.
2. Cut each bean in half and split it down the middle.
3. Plop it into your bottle.
4. Get your vodka out. Depending on your mood grab a shot glass and take a sip 😉
5. Pour vodka into the bottles- all the way to the top
6. Cap them and glue on your label (see instructions below).
7. Store in a dark place for 60 days
Vanilla Beans:
There are tons of choices out there. Just do a little searching and you can do some price comparisons. I got my beans at Vanilla Products USA.
Getting bottles:
We save all of our bottles. I was hoping after a year I would have a few real good ones for this project. The problem was that the smaller bottles were impossible to get clean. There always seemed to be one piece of gunk stuck in the crevice on the bottom. The large bottles were just too big. Mike reminded me that I'm one of the very few that uses a pint of vanilla extract over the course of a few months.
I gave in, went online and found some real cute inexpensive bottles at Specialty Bottle Supply. I only needed about 13. I found that when I ordered 20 the price of shipping per bottle went down by about $.10 per bottle so I ordered more than I needed.
Making labels:
Mike and I went online and found an assortment of free ready made label templates. The first one I made looked like this:
It's very cute but too much was going on for such a small label. You can download this free label here.
After a bit more searching I got what I needed. Mike found one with lots of choices on one page. Go here to see what I downloaded and here's what I came up with.
Mike took the .pdf file and in Adobe Photoshop converted it into a .jpg. From there I uploaded it into Picnik and added my own text. After saving it Mike went back into Adobe Photoshop and set 16 to a page. I printed them out.
I wanted a handmade look to them. I pulled out my fancy scissors and started cutting. I used spray adhesive to stick them on.
Vanilla Beans (includes shipping): $17 (I ordered a 1lb bag for $32 and used half of it)
20 bottles and tops (includes shipping): $26
Vodka: $24 (I found a store brand on special that day!)
Labels: a few pennies for the paper and the ink I used from my printer….Let's call it $.50
Total cost for 20 bottles: $67.50
Cost per bottle: $3.38
These make really useful but unique gifts. I love having something like this around for those times you want to bring a host gift to a party or for that birthday gift you forgot to get.
Now we did mention something about a giveaway. To enter write a comment on this post letting us know what you are looking forward to in 2012 or tell us your version of how to make vanilla extract (yep, it's that simple). We will pick a winner randomly from the comments using Random.org. You have until midnight on Saturday, January 7th to enter. The winner will be announced during next Tuesdays Hearth-n-Soul blog hop!
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Jewelry is actually not my favorite area but I came across some interesting leaf jewelry images while I was searching pictures of ginkgo biloba. Ginkgo is very old and powerful tree in nature and hailed in Chinese traditional medicine. Ginkgo enlarges veins which results in better blood circulation and finally better nutrition of all cells. Practically it means that more glucose and oxygen is delivered to the cells.
This helps when someone have cold arms and legs. OK, back to the leaf jewelry. It is made from copper, silver or bronze steel and it contains many kind of leafs, not just ginkgo. Examples are ivy vine, oak, linden, rose leaf, maple, grape or acorn. And I have to say that I like it.


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As the hectic holiday season kicks off and busy lifestyles become even busier, what's the role of snacking to keep your energy up and your body weight down?
As the hectic holiday season kicks off and busy lifestyles become even busier, what's the role of snacking to keep your energy up and your body weight down?
First, who do you think has a healthier diet — people who snack once a day or those who snack two to three times a day? You may be surprised to learn that consumers with the healthiest diets snack twice as often as those with less healthy diets, according to the NPD Group, a marketing research company known for keeping its fingers on the pulse of what Americans are eating.
Kathy Ross, a research analyst for NPD, said the results of the company's "Snacking in America" survey, which collected data for two years, were a bit of a surprise.
"The health aspect as an offshoot is something we did not anticipate," she said. "People were not replacing meals with snacks, and they were making healthy choices such as more fruit, yogurt, granola bars, nuts and seeds."
Bottled water saw the biggest increase as the beverage paired with snacks. The survey identified "healthy snackers" as those who were in weight-loss programs, had healthy weights and whose food intake met the description of a healthy diet. More women and consumers older than age 50 fell into this group. By the way, the NPD survey found that women snack 70 times more than men during the year.
"Snacking is more often a hallmark that goes hand in hand with healthy habits," Ross said.
Those who reported eating only one snack per day fell into the least healthy group, and most often chose a late-night snack of chips, ice cream or cookies. But Ross said there's less of this impulsive "raid the fridge at midnight" behavior going on.
"Late-night snacking is the only snack occasion going down," she said, "and we're seeing more healthy planned snacks."
A snack occasion is defined as the food eaten between the major three meals, and it's interesting to note that some folks are even eating a "before-breakfast snack," which might be the coffee you grab on your way to dine out for breakfast.
Fresh fruit is the most popular snack eaten between breakfast and lunch, according to the NPD survey, and 85 percent of households reported having fresh fruit on hand at home.
Ideally, a snack should total about 150 calories if you're consuming a daily diet of 2,000 to 2,200 calories. It should be like a mini-meal with a balance of protein, whole grains and fruit or vegetable. That means it could be a carton of yogurt with granola on top with some berries or a savory snack of whole-grain crackers, reduced-fat cheese and a small apple. If you're grabbing a granola bar, enjoy it with a glass of fat-free milk for more nutrients and added protein to keep you feeling fuller longer.
If you're out and about holiday shopping, steer clear of temptation in the food court. Snacking on a handful of nuts (1 ounce) will provide you with the energy you need to get to your next meal along with some protein and heart-healthy fats for less than 200 calories.
Carolyn O'Neil is a registered dietitian and co-author of "The Dish on Eating Healthy and Being Fabulous!" You can email her at carolynoneilaol.com


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Alvarez makes successful return in Marlins' win
MIAMI (AP) — Henderson Alvarez was a bit rusty. That didn't last long.
Alvarez made a successful return to the mound after missing two starts and pitched seven innings for the Miami Marlins who beat the Arizona Diamondbacks 2-1 on Saturday.
"He did a great job today and he's a unique player for sure," Marlins manager Mike Redmond said. "This guy competes and the beauty of Hendu is that, and I hope and think this is true, he's realized how good he is this year. This guy has great stuff and you saw that tonight."
Alvarez (9-5) allowed one run and five hits while striking out six after being reinstated from the 15-day disabled list with right shoulder inflammation. He lowered his home ERA to a National League-best 1.46 among qualifiers.
"I'm just thankful that everything went well today and I was able to go out there and help my team," Alvarez said. "We're in the middle of the (playoff) hunt so this is an important stretch for us."
Alvarez threw 58 of 89 pitches for strikes. Two offerings were his Eephus pitch — one registered 58 mph on the radar gun — before he was pulled after the seventh inning.
"Chuck (Hernandez) and I sat there and, believe me, we fought the urge to throw him back out there for the eighth, but decided that he did his job and knowing that was his first start back after being a little bit sore was the right thing to do," Redmond said.
Steve Cishek pitched the ninth for his 31st save in 34 opportunities.
The Diamondbacks made five errors, their most since recording six on July 3, 2010, against the Dodgers.
"Through all the mistakes we battled and we only gave up two runs, one unearned and one earned," Diamondbacks manager Kirk Gibson said.
Wade Miley (7-9) struck out nine in seven innings for Arizona. He allowed two runs — one earned — and four hits.
"It's a little frustrating, but that's baseball," Miley said. "Alvarez threw a great game."
The Marlins scored the go-ahead run in the seventh inning on the Diamondbacks' fifth error. Shortstop Cliff Pennington's throw home on a grounder went wide of catcher Miguel Montero, allowing Marcell Ozuna to score from third base. Ozuna moved into scoring position after a dropped pick-off attempt by first baseman Mark Trumbo.
Trumbo's sacrifice fly gave the Diamondbacks a 1-0 lead in the first, but Alvarez was able to escape further damage after the first three batters singled. Ozuna, the center fielder, threw out Ender Inciarte at home to help.
Arizona racked up three errors in the second inning, but the Marlins were unable to take advantage of the miscues. It was the first time in nearly four years a team (Oakland on Aug. 24, 2010) committed three errors in an inning without allowing a run.
Jeff Baker hit an RBI triple in the fourth for the Marlins.
Diamondbacks: SS Chris Owings (left shoulder strain) will begin a rehab assignment with the Arizona League (rookie) Diamondbacks on Sunday and the plan is for him to play for Triple-A Reno on Friday. ...
CF A.J. Pollock (right hand surgery) will begin hitting on Monday.
Marlins RHP Tom Koehler (8-9, 3.86) takes the hill in Sunday's series finale against Diamondbacks RHP Josh Collmenter (8-6, 4.09). Koehler has allowed eight runs in nine innings over two starts, both losses, against the Diamondbacks. Collmenter is 0-1 with a 7.71 ERA over his last three starts.
Redmond has decided to start RHP Jarred Cosart on Tuesday and RHP Nathan Eovaldi on Wednesday in a two-game set with the Texas Rangers. With two off days next week, the Marlins will not need a fifth starter until Aug. 24 and a decision has not been made whether LHP Brad Hand or RHP Brad Penny will assume that role.
Inciarte's career-long 16-game hitting streak is the longest active streak in the National League. He is hitting .314 (22 for 70) during that stretch. ... Trumbo also continued his streak of reaching base safely in 15 consecutive games, which is the second-longest streak of his career.


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Feed Me, Bike King
I am not the first nor will I be the last to blog about the trailer for the film The Bike King & the Ten Commandments. Still, I can't resist taking a couple of pokes at it.
Take a look at it yourself, and be sure to stay to the end.
First off, I am totally digging the python and his modulated, '70s-exorcism-film Voice of Evil. Not every snake would be willing to laugh directly into the camera. And, while one infirmity would clearly have been enough to prove God's love, he made Johnny both blind and lame! Now that's what I call a Prince of Darkness!
On the other hand, I'm a little uncomfortable with the trailer's portrayal of God in the form of Charlie Brown's Kite-Eating Tree. For one, it depicts God as being too cheap to spring for a slim case for His Almighty Mix CD. He also comes off really needy and insecure, with all His "I Love You, Love You, Love You…" And His voice sounds suspiciously like that of Audrey II. Don't feed the plants, Johnny!
Unfortunately for us, in the worldly battle between the Laughing Python and the CD Burning Tree, the snakes seem to be winning, as seen in this recent Daily Show segment.
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Thanks to the several people who wrote us after seeing our blog this week "Is Whistler Safe for Investors?" and referenced another recent article that Whistler had just won the title of " The Most Dog-Friendly Ski Town." Well, it's Friday and the end to a long week. Perhaps a little humor (and some sarcasm) is what is needed. Since… [read more]
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It seems like a fair question to ask. After all Whistler is a world famous ski resort and was host to events like the 2010 Winter Olympics. It is certainly a great place to ski, snowboard, mountain bike, hike, golf and a whole host of other great activities. Which makes it a great place to vacation. And there are certainly… [read more]
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Investors in our Whistler Phase 2 project, the Nita Lake Lodge, come from British Columbia, Ontario, the United Kingdom, Mexico, the United States, Singapore, and South Africa. Some of us grew up near Whistler. More about us here. After several years since investing in this Whistler Phase 2 property, most of our friends, neighbors and co-workers have come to know… [read more]
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So for those of you who have actually taken a look at Whistler's Phase 2 covenant on this blog you will find that under the covenant the City is required to approve the management at the Nita Lake Lodge Project. See the Whistler City Covenant here. By way of background, Whistler has almost 5000 Phase 2 units that have some form of… [read more]
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Recent blogs have focused on the Phase 2 covenant in Whistler, and how in our case a manager is using the covenant to shield incredibly aggressive behavior. While individual Whistler government officials have at times has seemed quite sympathetic to the situation, their public comments have steadfastly maintained "this is not our problem, this is a dispute between private parties."… [read more]


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Seebald gets suspended sentence in motorcyclist's death
NEW MILFORD -- A Wallingford woman has received a suspended six-month jail sentence in the case of the negligent homicide of a New Fairfield motorcyclist, John J. Pendergast IV.
Sharon Seebald, 59, pleaded no contest in state Superior Court in Litchfield Friday to a charge of negligent homicide with a motor vehicle relating to the June 22 accident on Route 202 in the Northville section of New Milford.
Seebald received a suspended six-month jail sentence with 18 months probation with special conditions. She must perform 50 hours of community service at an autism school and a youth lacrosse organization, and make a $500 donation to each organization.
Witnesses to the June 22 crash that killed Pendergast, 21, told police that Seebald "looked stunned and confused" following the crash, according to court documents.
Seebald told police she had been looking for a place to turn around along Route 202, had turned on her left blinker, waited for southbound traffic to pass, and then turned, according to the arrest warrant affidavit.
Pendergast's motorcycle hit the front of Seebald's Honda Accord as she made the left turn into a parking lot, police said.
Pendergast was transported to Danbury Hospital, where he died hours after arrival from "intracranial hemorrhage/edema due to trauma," the hospital assessment report states.
A blood test taken by police after the crash showed no trace of alcohol in Seebald's system, police said.
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Wednesday, August 31
Celebrate Labor Day with Cuban Pork Burgers
You have to have burgers at your Labor Day cookout. But who says they have to beef burgers? This Labor Day, end summer with some sizzle and bang, by making Cuban Pork Burgers. Juicy pork patties are smothered with a slew of sensational salty, savory toppings including melty Swiss, crispy bacon, and spicy mojo sauce.
I made them last week. I ate one. Jeff ate one. We fought over the third. I won.
Want the recipe? It's on the Pork, Knife & Spoon blog and is just waiting to be printed by you.
8 comments:
- averagebetty said...
I can not imagine you eating two burgers but I'd love to see you and Jeff "fight" over one! Happy Labor Day!
- September 1, 2011 at 5:40 PM
- Susan from Food Blogga said...
sara-OK, I shared it. :)
- September 2, 2011 at 6:26 PM
- Belinda Y. Hughes said...
Swiss, bacon and mojo sauce? Mmmmm... Happy Labor Day!
- September 2, 2011 at 7:35 PM
- Abby said...
Hi, Susan! I hope you're well. I'm out today trying to catch up on food blogs! This is a great post to stumble on. We're big sandwich/burger eaters, but I like to switch things up. Being Southern I've never met a piece of pork I didn't like. :)
- September 3, 2011 at 2:01 PM
- Maureen said...
I'm a huge fan of Cuban food and this burger looks fantastic!
- September 3, 2011 at 5:09 PM
- Jann said...
This is the best looking burger I have seen in ages!
- September 4, 2011 at 6:03 AM
- ScottieJ0e said...
I'm back on a modified protein diet and the only way to make it stick is to have lots of really delish things like cuban pork burgers minus the buns. Thanks for the recipe!
- September 7, 2011 at 4:29 PM
- Culinary Adventures said...
Sunday night is usually burger night at our house. I cannot WAIT till next Sunday. Just sayin! ;0)
- September 11, 2011 at 7:55 PM


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This is my first post in a really long time, but I have not seen this problem discussed at all, or just haven't found it in hours of searching.
My husband was injured in a MVA in 1994 T12 incomplete. He is one of five children, the only son. We were both 25 at the time of the accident, but are happy and doing well with an 8 year old daughter and 14 year old son. I know we are very lucky. None of his family members have made their homes accessible, even though in some cases its only a question of two to three steps to get into the house. They claim that our house is accessible, so they come here. I have hosted all Christmas, Easter and summer BBQ's for the last 20 years, but had my hip replacement revised this January (broken in same MVA as husband), and could not host this year's holidays. You would not believe the backlash I have received from all four of his sisters and parents. They believe I am keeping them from their son/brother and that its the least I could do. I have never been particularly close to them, nor has my husband, but I can't help feeling hurt that after over 20 years of hosting them and their families, the one year I cannot do it due to legitimate physical limitations is the cause of all this anger. They have never reciprocated with going out anywhere, it's always here. Not just on holidays, they show up without calling, and I must feed and entertain them. It must be nice to always be a guest. I guess I am looking for a polite way to say that we will continue to do Christmas and Easter, but please don't be offended it we cannot one year or another, there is always a valid reason. This is the first and only year in 23 that I have not been able to do it. I keep hosting holidays for the kids, its wonderful to have a celebration, festivity and party for their fun and enjoyment. You can imagine with 4 sisters, their husbands, kids and now grandkids, its a lot of work. I just wish they wouldn't get so angry and offended if we can't do it one holiday, or if we ask them to call before they just show up. We have asked several times that they give us some notice, and the stock answer is always "We're family, we don't need an invitation". We told them that we would not be able to hold Easter Sunday here this year, so two sisters, their husbands, 3 kids and 2 grandkids showed up on Saturday at 11:00 a.m. so we could "still celebrate". I had no food in the house, no Easter goodies for the littles ones, and the house is less clean than normal since I am still on crutches. I felt so bad! I would have at least tried to have something for the kids and straighten up at least the family room with the TV/video games for the kids, but had no time. My husband firmly told them that it was not a good day, once again, to please call first. They got quite upset, saying "Well, you're home, aren't you? We don't care how the house looks, we just wanted to come for a visit!" They stayed for about an hour, I wanted to order a pizza or chinese food, but my husband said he'd rather "stick pins in his eyes" than feed all these people with no notice or help, and that I should stay out of it. So I did, but I was not comfortable treating guests that way. My husband than said "guests are people we invite". I have not told him I still want to do holidays, but will gently ease into it for the summer bbs. My kids love to see their cousins. How do I say no to them without offending them? Any advice or people in this situation?


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Target 7 sheds light on blacked-out APD records
A Target 7 investigation uncovered what the city called an honest mistake when Albuquerque police granted a public records request with so much withheld information that the page were blank.
Everyone has the right to request public records from the government. When public radio station KUNM wanted to inspect all citizen complaints launched against one Albuquerque police officer it received nearly 100 pages redacted to the point of nearly being blank.
"I really did think it was a mistake, some kind of transmission mistake," KUNM news director Steve Young said. "The thing that surprised us is that they technically complied, in the sense that they did give it to us. They didn't deny our request."
When KUNM got the document, they turned to Target 7. Target 7 requested the document as well and received the same nearly blank packet.
But officials said in a statement Tuesday, "Unfortunately in this particular case and the identical request from KUNM, there was confusion over what material is subject to disclosure and by law, what is not."
The confusion was that some information from internal affairs cannot be disclosed, but citizen complaints can be. Albuquerque police gave Target 7 the complaints within a day of recognizing the mistake.
There are more than a dozen complains from 2006 to 2011. People complained that the officer treated them rudely during traffic stops. The independent review office cleared him each time.
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In the past, BitDefender has suffered from something of an identity crisis: in the beginning, its highly customizable settings made it a sleeper hit among techies. Then, in an effort to court more mainstream users, it simplified its user interface, angering some of its early adopters. When it tried to make amends, its UI suddenly seemed complicated again (see our review of BitDefender Total Security 2009). With BitDefender Total Security 2010, however, the company aims to please everyone: users can specify, essentially, how tech-savvy they are, and the UI will adjust itself accordingly. The feature set is designed to be all-encompassing, too: in addition to antivirus and malware protection, BitDefender includes identity theft protection, parental controls, tune-up utilities, and 2GB of online storage. While the suite remains king when it comes to manual features, the interface could still use some streamlining—and a slight price drop wouldn't hurt, either.
Installation and Setup
At the beginning of our installation, Total Security 2010 searched the computer for existing security software (we didn't have any, but if we did it would have suggested we remove it, and would have provided a simple interface from which to do so). Installing the large 600MB program on our Toshiba Tecra M10 took 2 minutes, but before the installation process began, our (sluggish) computer took 10 minutes to install Microsoft .NET Framework Version 1.1.
After all this was done (12 minutes in total), we had to restart the computer, something Symantec and Trend Micro's offerings did not require us to do. Once our system had rebooted, a screen prompted us to choose what kind of network the computer was connected to (either home/office, or a public/university network). During this time, we were also asked to enter a license key. Meanwhile, we saw a pop-up in our system tray (a firewall alert) when checked our Gmail account in Internet Explorer.
User Interface
When you run BitDefender Total Security 2010 for the first time, you'll be asked to choose a user profile, defining how tech-savvy you are and how many custom settings should be readily accessible from the main screen. Profiles include Typical, a default UI for novice and intermediate users; Parent, which also highlights parental controls; Gamer, which includes more advanced options and also minimizes the performance impact while playing a game; and Custom, for advanced users who thrive on tweaking their applications' settings. You can change your profile at any time by clicking the Settings link at the top of the page.
As you continue through the setup wizard, you'll not only pick a profile type, but specify if you're using a notebook (so that the program can automatically enable laptop mode, which defers unnecessary activity until the computer is plugged in). You'll also be given the option of setting a time for a daily scan, as well as running one when the wizard completes.
BitDefender also asks you to choose one of three interfaces: novice, intermediate, or expert. This seems redundant, since the whole point of having user profiles (gamers, parents, typical and custom users) is that each type of user would prefer a different level of simplicity. Although the tabbed interface is pretty self-explanatory, it's not as slick or easy to use as Symantec Norton 360's—but then again, Norton 360 has frustratingly few advanced settings, so at least BitDefender offers more variety.
One last note about the UI: there's a lot of popups. We mean that in two ways: one, it's not a self-contained interface. When you open something from the main screen (say, a tuneup utility) it will open in a separate window. You could easily end up with three or four open windows in your taskbar without even trying. But BitDefender also spat out popups from our system tray. One was the firewall alert we got just after setting up the program, and we got another when we plugged in a USB drive. Fortunately, you can check a box (in the popup, of course) to halt the deliver of popups in similar situations.
In addition to typical virus and malware protection functions, Total Security 2010 offers IM encryption, a firewall, and home network protection. Meanwhile, its File Vault stores, encrypts, and password-protects whatever information you like—a standard feature in security suites nowadays. The vault has a Windows Explorer interface, both when you add and review files, and users can create and name multiple vaults. Setting one up could be easier, though; you have to specify the drive letter for the vault, as well as its size in megabytes.
Parental Controls
BitDefender Total Security 2010's parental controls, which are particularly prominent in the Parent user profile but available to all users, allow parents to monitor the Web sites their children visit and receive activity reports via e-mail. There are three age settings: adult, child, and teenager, but these categories don't stop you from customizing every detail, such as the times individual users are allowed to access certain applications and the Internet, and which Web sites they can and can't visit.
For the most part, the parental controls are easy to navigate. A tabbed interface distinguishes between, say, applications and blocked keywords. It doesn't change between the novice and intermediate interfaces; novices will be greeted by a simpler screen, but they'll ultimately have to click through to the same tabbed settings interface as intermediate users if they want to enable and customize the various parental control features (these features, such as keyword blocking, must be turned on manually). The only gripe we have about the parental controls interface is that we think some users might be confused by the fact that you have to enter an outgoing mail server when setting up activity alerts.
Like other security suites, BitDefender also allows parents to block certain applications (e.g., IM and video games) at certain times of the day (say, between 3 p.m. and 5 p.m., when kids should be doing homework). The program is also unique in that parents can even go so far as to block keywords (in e-mail, IM, and search engines), and certain instant messaging users. Parents can also block certain kinds of Web sites altogether, such as gambling, hate sites, online dating, online payment, pornography, and social networking. Additionally, parents can block any individual sites they deem questionable.
According to a rep from BitDefender, a security program's effectiveness and thoroughness should take priority over its speed. In other words, it doesn't claim to run the fastest virus scans or have the most minimal performance impact. That said, Total Security 2010 didn't slow down our computer's performance much. Before we installed the program, our Tecra M10 took 1, 4, 1, and 2 seconds to open Google Picasa, Internet Explorer, iTunes, and Microsoft Word, respectively. While running a virus scan, this time rose slightly to 5, 4, 3, and 5 seconds. That's one of the lowest performance impacts we've seen with a security suite; while Trend Micro Internet Security Pro 3.0 also caused minimal impact, other suites by McAfee and ZoneAlarm sometimes tripled the application open times.
Its worth noting that BitDefender's scanning technology, called Performance Optimization, is designed to skip files known to be safe, a surprising shortcut for a company that insists security is more important than speed. While this makes for a more efficient scanning process, we'd be dubious of letting a security program give our files the benefit of the doubt. For instance, what if a file becomes infected? Locally stored files can become unsafe in the same way Web sites can be attacked and become malicious, even without the host's knowledge, so we'd prefer that our security program take the comprehensive route—even if it's not the fastest.
Virus Bulletin reports that BitDefender catches 97.6 percent of malware. While that's not as high as Symantec (98.7 percent) or ZoneAlarm (97.8 percent), it's markedly higher than Trend Micro (91.3 percent) and McAfee's (93.6 percent) ratings.
After installing the software and running the first scan, the boot time on our Tecra M10 rose by 12 seconds. That's slightly better than average: Symantec Norton 360 and Trend Micro Internet Security Pro 3.0 slowed the boot time by 15 and 17 seconds, respectively, but McAfee shaved 20 seconds off the boot time.


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The Obama administration on Thursday cleared China and Singapore from possible U.S. economic penalties, citing their sharp cuts in imports of Iranian oil, as an American deadline arrived for banks to stop processing petroleum transactions with Tehran.
Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton commended the two Asian countries for "significantly" reducing the oil purchases and she announced a six-month exception for them to continue buying Iranian crude at lower levels. Eighteen other governments have received similar waivers.
The U.S. penalties are intended to pressure Iran to prove it is not trying to develop nuclear weapons.
Iran's oil exports are down about 40 percent, while its currency has fallen sharply. European penalties coming into effect next week will further raise the economic pressure.
The Islamic republic insists its nuclear program is designed solely for peaceful energy and research purposes. The United States and many other countries are unconvinced. A breakthrough has proved elusive in three rounds of negotiations since April involving Iran and the leading world powers.
Technical talks resume in Turkey next week, but looming over the entire process is a possible military response from the U.S. or Israel if a compromise isn't reached soon. In the meantime, Washington and its partners are targeting the oil sector to dry up a main source of revenue for the Iranian government.
"A total of 20 world economies have now qualified for such an exception," Clinton said in a statement. "Their cumulative actions are a clear demonstration to Iran's government that Iran's continued violation of its international nuclear obligations carries an enormous economic cost."
She said Iranian crude exports have dropped to 1.5 million barrels a day, from 2.5 million barrels last year, which comes out to almost $32 billion in revenue lost over a whole year. With the European Union deciding to cut off any oil imports as of Sunday, "Iran's leaders will understand even more fully the urgency of the choice they face and the unity of the international community," Clinton said.
Thursday's action now makes all of Iran's biggest oil purchasers free from the threat of seeing their banks cut off from the American financial system. The waiver is good for 180 days and is renewable. Belgium, Britain, the Czech Republic, France, Germany, Greece, India, Malaysia, Italy, Japan, the Netherlands, Poland, South Africa, South Korea, Spain, Sri Lanka, Taiwan and Turkey had been exempted.
Speaking earlier Thursday in Latvia, Clinton told reporters that China and Singapore share America's goal of preventing Iran from acquiring a nuclear weapon and understood the need for sanctions. U.S. officials say China has cut its imports from Iran by one-quarter since January. Singapore has pledged to cease purchasing Iranian oil altogether.
Sen. Robert Menendez, who co-wrote the Iran sanctions law, said the waivers showed the "tremendous effectiveness" of the U.S. restrictions on dealing with Iran's Central Bank. Menendez, D-N.J., called on China to make further reductions in imports over the coming months.
But the Republican who leads the House Foreign Affairs Committee said the administration was giving Beijing a "free pass."
"The administration likes to pat itself on the back for supposedly being strong on Iran sanctions," said Rep. Ileana Ros-Lehtinen, R-Fla. "But actions speak louder than words, and today the administration has granted a free pass to Iran's biggest enabler, China, which purchases more Iranian crude than any other country."
The administration, however, offered no waiver to Pakistan and some other Asian countries that buy oil from Iran. Under the law, their banks are now subject to U.S. penalties if they are caught facilitating substantial purchases of Iranian petroleum.
2 Comments on "US clears China, Singapore from Iran oil sanctions"
BillT on Fri, 29th Jun 2012 1:57 am
Soon every country in the world will be 'exempt from the sanctions' except the few whom the Empire want to punish. Problem is, it still will not work. Oil will flow as always. And who really knows where Iran's oil is going and how much? There are liars on both sides of the fence.
DC on Fri, 29th Jun 2012 2:58 am
If the world needs a better excuse to isolate the US and it corrupt corportocracy, this is it. The civilized nations of the world better get there act together and impose a permanent economic and trade blockage until the corrupt US regime is replaced with a civilized govt that understands the concept of rule of law.


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The word is out about the superb sticky toffee pudding
The Grey Horse promised something different when the popular pub in the heart of Balerno opened a new restaurant.
Well, it has become really popular and will soon enter a new era when an extension opens to accommodate weddings, corporate and other events plus concerts.
The atmosphere in the cosy pub complements the food.
We popped in for lunch which is served Tuesday to Saturday (Sunday is the day for a roast) and there were seven starters. The haggis scotch egg with coronation dressing
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The soup of the day was cream of mushroom which came home-made ciabatta bread with a hint of garlic. Butter was provided but there was no need as the bread was packed with flavour and was wonderfully moist. The subtle taste of the ingredients in the soup were allowed to flourish.
There were also seven mains. The GH burger with cheese, bacon, secret sauce and skinny chips proved five-star. The house pie of the moment – it was steak – was a whopping portion covered by a light pastry and filled to the brim with an aromatic sauce and meat which fell apart at the touch of a fork. It arrived with smoked mash and buttered greens. Ideal.
The fish special was sea bass which arrived on an attractive bed of green beans and mash with a delicate pesto sauce which provided an interesting foil for the delicate tasting fish.
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We're now entering Day 4 of turkey leftovers. Or as I like to call it …
After today, I'll be breaking down what's left of that big bird to make a giant pot of homemade stock to freeze in smaller containers that can be pulled out to flavor soups, stews, rice and more over the coming weeks.
But if you have any meat left, you can still get one more meal out of the thing. Today's recipe calls for angel hair "nests" (available in some specialty food stores) but you can also just serve this over any ol' pasta for similar results.
Angel Hair Nests with Turkey and Leek
1–2 packages of angel hair nests
5 Tbsp. olive oil, divided
1-1.5 cups cooked, skinless turkey breast
5 medium leeks, white and light green parts only, washed and thinly sliced
1 cup water
3/4 cup finely chopped green onions, divided
1/3 cup dry white wine, such as Chardonnay or Sauvignon Blanc
3/4 cup grated Parmesan cheese
Salt and pepper to taste
- Cut cooked, skinless turkey into bite-size pieces or shreds; set aside.
- Add 1 tablespoon oil to skillet. Reduce heat to medium, and add leeks. Cook 7 minutes or until tender-crisp, stirring frequently. Add water, 1/2 cup green onions and wine; cook, covered, 10 minutes or until leeks are soft.
- Transfer mixture to a blender. Cover and process until smooth. Season to taste with salt and pepper. Stir in remaining 3 tablespoons of oil. Cover and keep warm.
- Bring a large pot of salted water to a boil. Working in 3 batches, gently lower pasta into boiling water. Cook 6 minutes or until al dente. Carefully remove pasta with a large slotted spoon, gently shaking to remove excess liquid. Repeat procedure with remaining pasta.
- Arrange cooked pasta nests on a large rimmed platter. Spoon sauce evenly over each nest. Sprinkle evenly with Parmesan cheese, and top with turkey. Garnish with remaining 1/4 cup green onions.
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