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Leading up to September's Best of Dallas® 2016 issue, we're sharing (in no particular order) our 100 Favorite Dishes, the Dallas entrées, appetizers and desserts that really stuck with us this year.
The AllGood Cafe has been a staple of Deep Ellum diners (and musicians) for more than 15 years. Not only has Mike Snider's diner been a keystone of his support for local music, the kitchen at AllGood cranks out some seriously good fare.
AllGood proclaims their CFS as "World's Best," and it's a difficult statement to argue. The steak is pounded thin, dredged in flour, then fried in peanut oil until the coating is delightfully crisp, but never greasy. And let's be honest; gravy can make or break a chicken fried steak. At AllGood, the gravy (said to be made with homemade chicken broth) is perfect in its peppery, creamy goodness, and applied in just the right amount to get a gravy-slathered bite with every forkful, but without drowning the meat.
The chicken-fried steak at AllGood is so popular, you can get it at any hour they're open; it's on the breakfast menu, with two eggs and grits and potatoes or a biscuit, or during lunch or dinner, when mashed potatoes and a side vegetable accompany the dish. You can't go wrong either way.
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Timber trade gathers at Timber Expo12 October 2017
Timber construction seminars, new product launches, a woodworking awards shortlist announcement and a UK/Belarus timber trade event were just some of the highlights taking place this week at Timber Expo.
The three-day show (October 10-12) at Birmingham NEC is the UK's only exhibition dedicated to timber products and also featured the release of the Structural Timber Association's annual survey results, which showed timber frame construction's share of UK new housing starts increased to 28.4% (52,705 units) in 2016.
Timber frame construction now accounts for 22.4% of new housing starts in England and 83% in Scotland. "The trend is upwards and could be significantly upwards," said STA CEO Andrew Carpenter.
The report suggested timber frame's probable market share could increase to 33.9% by 2020 but another optimistic scenario allowing for government driving of offsite construction and large-scale timber construction production capacity expansion says a figure of 41.7% is possible.
Meanwhile, the British Woodworking Federation (BWF) unveiled its shortlist for its BWF Awards 2017, covering product design, apprentices, trainees, process efficiency, health and safety and woodworking projects.
And the Timber Trade Federation hosted a trade seminar with the Embassy of Belarus to promote timber trade between the two nations.
The Belarus ambassador Sergei Aleinik addressed UK traders while Mikhail Kasko, head of the Belarusian delegation, outlined Belarus timber and forestry statistics.
A number of Belarusian timber and panel product manufacturers were represented at the exhibition, while Latvia also had an industry stand.
I-joist, LVL and wood fire insulation manufacturer Steico announced a new partnership with MBM Forest Products, which will see the latter able to deliver mixed packs of engineered wood products and structural solid softwoods to customers.
Woodworking machinery manufacturer Biesse was exhibiting for the first time at Timber Expo and showed how the CNC technology in its Uniteam division offered solutions for cross-laminated timber house production.
A full report on the show will appear in the November issue of TTJ.

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Starting next fall, one or two puppies will live on campus in the University Forest Apartments with students who will train them for Guiding Eyes for the Blind, chemistry professor Carol Parish said.
Parish held two information sessions this week, and about 50 students expressed interest in becoming puppy raisers or trainers, she said. Puppy raisers take dogs from 8 weeks old to between 16 and 18 months old, Parish said.
"The University of Richmond can make a real impact for Guiding Eyes for the Blind," she said.
It is the raisers' job to make sure the dogs are well socialized, to teach them basic obedience and to place them in new situations, so that nothing will surprise them when they become a guide dog, she said. It takes time and patience to train a future guide dog, she said. The puppies must be on a regular schedule and walked one to two miles per day.
"The pup needs love and attention 24/7/52," Parish said. "These are not pets. This is a service- dog-raising program and a good thing to give back to the community."
After attending orientation sessions and filling out applications, students who wish to become puppy raisers or trainers must attend local puppy training classes and attend on-campus programming, Parish said. There will be three weeks of official training on campus this semester held in Gottwald Science Center for potential raisers and sitters and also classes in the summer, Parish said.
After about 14-16 months, the puppy "goes to college" and is further trained and placed with a person in need for no charge, she said.
Sophomore Chris Silvey has been raising dogs for the past two years and has become interested in the philanthropic and entertaining components of raising a dog, he said. Silvey observed training programs at other campuses, such as the University of Delaware and Ithaca College, and this summer had thought about bringing a similar program to Richmond, he said.
The program has created a network of puppy sitters to help students balance school and full-time dog training, he said. Silvey hopes to be one of the initial dog raisers, he said.
The selection process would take into account a student's GPA and extracurricular activities, Parish said, because GEB doesn't want the extra stress of raising a dog to overwhelm the puppy and its raiser. If a student does not want to make the strong commitment to become a raiser, he or she can sign up to be a puppy sitter and look after puppies for afternoons, evenings and long weekends, she said.
Parish and her husband, Martel Zeldin, also a professor at Richmond, are currently raising their second puppy, Nordic, for GEB. Each day, Zeldin brings Nordic to school with him, and Nordic spends the day in his office until it is time to take him outside, he said. At home, Zeldin plays with Nordic, takes him outside and trains him, he said.
The long-term goal of the program is to increase its efficiency in providing dogs to people in need, Parish said. "Students on campus are so bright and committed - what better way to involve students," she said.
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The world of technology is constantly evolving, and the internet and mobile technologies has opened up the world in new ways for all, including children.
Below are some websites and links that give advice and support for families about keeping safe online and using mobile technologies, as well as routes for reporting concerns or abuse.
gaming leaflet this is a leaflet full of information and advice regarding children and online games
https://www.nspcc.org.uk/preventing-abuse/keeping-children-safe/online-safety/ is the NSPCC website which covers all topics and gives advice for parents and families about current issues and how to discuss keeping safe with children.
http://www.saferinternet.org.uk is a specific organisation for online safety and they are the organisers in the UK of 'Safer Internet Day' which school gets involved in. There is a wealth of information on this website, but some key features are;
- http://www.saferinternet.org.uk/advice-and-resources/parents-and-carers/parents-guide-to-technology here you will find information on all the latest phones, tablets and gaming consoles
- http://www.saferinternet.org.uk/advice-and-resources/parents-and-carers the area specific for parents
- http://www.saferinternet.org.uk/advice-and-resources/young-people/3-11s area for primary school aged children. (There is also an area for older children http://www.saferinternet.org.uk/advice-and-resources/young-people/11-19s )
- http://www.saferinternet.org.uk/advice-and-resources/parents-and-carers/safety-tools-on-online-services from here you can find information and links to all the help centres for social media platforms including facebook , youtube, twitter and instagram. There is also advice on smart tvs, web browsers such as google and tv on demand such as the BBC iPlayer.
- http://www.saferinternet.org.uk/advice-and-resources/parents-and-carers/parental-controls from here there is advice on setting up parental controls on the main providers of home internet.
- If you are a foster carer or have adopted children there are some specific downloadable leaflets that you can access via http://www.saferinternet.org.uk/advice-and-resources/fostering-adoption
https://www.ceop.police.uk/safety-centre/ is the website from CEOP (Child Exploitation Online Protection) and from here you can report concerns, crime or abuse directly to the specialist online protection wing of the National Crime Agency. This is the department that operates the report button. We have this button on our school website pages. (See below).
ceop also run the thinkuknow website, which has an area for parents; https://www.thinkuknow.co.uk/parents/


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Cathedral Cove is located at Hahei, just 10minutes drive from the famous Hot Water Beach. Foot access to the Cathedral Cove car park is at the western end of Hahei Beach and vehicle access is up Grange Road (turn left past shops and go all the way to end of Grange Road).
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So a couple weeks back I had the crazy idea to wonder what Hu-Harek would look like in avarii form, since I know she's done it. That ended up turning into a piece of comic art for my Triune community that I spent a bit of time on over last weekend. I'm very glad I did it, time-sink or no, as it was the motivation to get better wing-plumage made for Night-Wind and Mountain-Frost. Now they'll be ready for future projects...AND I know what Hu-Harek looks like in avarii form!
Got a real treat on Wednesday--a surprise free lunch from the department supervisors for me and for my manager, as thanks for the help we've been of late. Jodi was too busy and just asked for Chicago popcorn. I asked for lunch at La Loma, since I haven't had their sweet corn tamales in a while, but Carol did me one better. She sent her recently-retired husband over to a place called Brasa and got us rice and beans, sweet potatoes, chips and a interesting dip, chicken, a veggie sandwich for my dinner...AND FRIED PLAINTAINS!!! To think there's a place that sells fried plantains and I have been living for years in a deplorable poverty of ignorance! Ah, it was awsome. (And since they got Jodi popcorn I got a bag of it too.) I need to find excuses to get over to Grand Ave and get more, that's for certain! The rice and beans/rice and chickpeas weren't bad either.
The Minnesota State Fair has begun! Very much looking forward to going on Monday, after spending the weekend sheltering in my apartment and thanking God for AIR CONDITIONING!


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5 health success tips for your littles
Our girl is growing, happy, healthy and a great joy. She'll be 17 months on March 16 and we're enjoying her little-ness still. She's barely 16 pounds, but strong and active. And into it ALL…!
As we wrap up another season that's normally filled with struggles for so many immune-compromised, we're ever so grateful for the power in our company's products. Supporting our immune systems, and hers, by using supplements from Young Living have been the biggest gift from God, and they come straight from nature.
Here are 5 health success tips:
- Get more sleep. Work can wait. People can wait. Laundry and dishes can wait. Get in lots of snuggle time. Cuddles and love have the strongest healing power. Baby needs lots of sleep too.
- Speak truth over your sweet Little. And yourself. "You are so strong." "I love you." "I'm so proud of you." "You are my precious." "You're such a good girl." "Jesus loves you so much." "He will never leave you."
- Be grateful. Say thank you. Write more thank you notes. (I'm working on this in 2016. One of my highest goals!) Tell you Little how grateful you are that they're in your family.
- The Red — Wow. If you haven't started drinking 1-2 ounces of NingXia Red daily, and are ready, get started here. Boost your immune system every day. And yes, our little one gets some too! #lovesit
- Remove chemicals in your home — If you still use chemicals in your home, check labels and do a little research. We've replaced all toxic chemicals (dish soap, laundry soap, hand sanitizers, diaper wipies, etc.). I'll blog about this soon.
We are so thankful for ongoing prayers, love and support. If ever there was a church in our lives the past 16+ months, it was found in our mailbox, via text, in meals, in cards and gifts, and even "likes" on Facebook. Thank you forever.


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A Civics Lesson
Excerpt: But back to the civics lesson. Budgets do not come from the White House. They come from Congress, and the party that controlled Congress since January 2007 is the Democratic Party. They controlled the budget process for FY2008 and FY2009, as well as FY2010 and FY2011. In that first year, they had to contend with George Bush, which caused them to compromise on spending, when Bush somewhat belatedly got tough on spending increases. For FY2009, though, Nancy Pelosi and Harry Reid bypassed George Bush entirely, passing continuing resolutions to keep government running until Barack Obama could take office. At that time, they passed a massive omnibus spending bill to complete the FY2009 budgets. And where was Barack Obama during this time? He was a member of that very Congress that passed all of these massive spending bills, and he signed the omnibus bill as President to complete FY2009.
Three Terrible Choices
Excerpt: It took him three days, but Obama finally made a public statement about the terrorist attempt to down flight 253 over Detroit on Christmas Day. Briefly speaking from a Marine Corps base in Hawaii, Obama said on December 28, "We will not rest until we find all who were involved and hold them accountable. The American people should be assured that we are doing everything in our power to make sure you and your family are secure during this holiday season. This incident, like several that have preceded it demonstrates that an alert and courageous citizenry are far more resilient than an isolated extremist. …We do not yet have all the answers about this latest attempt, but those who would slaughter innocent men, women and children must know that the United States will do more than simply strengthen our defenses. We will continue to use every element of our national power to disrupt, to dismantle and defeat the violent extremists who threaten us, whether they are from Afghanistan or Pakistan, Yemen or Somalia, or anywhere where they are plotting attacks against the U.S. homeland. … As Americans, we will never give in to fear or division. We will be guided by our hopes, our unity and our deeply held values." I can't speak for all Americans, but I suspect that many doubt whether "deeply held values" can stop terrorists better than automatic weapons in the hands of United States Marines or barrages of cruise missiles fired from Navy ships. In his first 11 months as a temporary occupant of our Oval Office, I haven't seen much evidence that Obama's words have been any more effective in stopping the bad guys around the world than the "strongly worded letters of condemnation" routinely issued by bureaucrats in United Nations…. But anyone who thinks about it has to come to the sad conclusion that everyone needs to be "alert and courageous" only because politically correct imbeciles in the United States government are issuing travel visas to radical Muslims and allowing Army Majors to give PowerPoint presentations on jihad without being drummed out of the Armed Forces and placed on 24-hour surveillance. Frankly, most airline passengers don't want to be alert and courageous; they just want to get where they are going with as few hassles as possible… and arrive alive.
A Must-Read: A Cold-Blooded Foreign Policy
No despot fears the president, and no demonstrator in Tehran expects him to ride to the rescue.
Excrept: With year one drawing to a close, the truth of the Obama presidency is laid bare: retrenchment abroad, and redistribution and the intrusive regulatory state at home. This is the genuine calling of Barack Obama, and of the "progressives" holding him to account. The false dichotomy has taken hold—either we care for our own, or we go abroad in search of monsters to destroy or of broken nations to build. The decision to withdraw missile defense for Poland and the Czech Republic was of a piece with that retreat in American power. In the absence of an overriding commitment to the defense of American primacy in the world, the Obama administration "cheats." It will not quit the war in Afghanistan but doesn't fully embrace it as its cause. It prosecutes the war but with Republican support—the diehards in liberal ranks and the isolationists are in no mood for bonding with Afghans. (Harry Reid's last major foreign policy pronouncement was his assertion, three years ago, that the war in Iraq was lost.) As revolution simmers on the streets of Iran, the will was summoned in the White House to offer condolences over the passing of Grand Ayatollah Hussein Montazeri, an iconic figure to the Iranian opposition. But the word was also put out that the administration was keen on the prospect of John Kerry making his way to Tehran. No one is fooled. In the time of Barack Obama, "engagement" with Iran's theocrats and thugs trumps the cause of Iranian democracy…. What a difference three or four years make. The despots have waited out that burst of American power and optimism. No despot fears Mr. Obama, and no blogger in Cairo or Damascus or Tehran, no demonstrator in those cruel Iranian streets, expects Mr. Obama to ride to the rescue. To be sure, it was in the past understood that we can't bear all burdens abroad, or come to the defense of everyone braving tyranny. But there was always that American assertion that when things are in the balance we would always be on freedom's side.
Putin on Terrorism
Excerpt: FRENCH JOURNALIST: ...Don't you think that by trying to eradicate terrorism in Chechnya you are going to eradicate the civilian population of Chechnya? VLADIMIR PUTIN: If you want to become an Islamic fundamentalist and be circumcised, come to Moscow. We are multiconfessional. We have very good specialists. I can recommend one for the operation. He'll make sure nothing grows back.
White House Defends its TSA Nominee http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20100101/ap_on_go_pr_wh/us_obama_tsa_4
Where do they find all these bums? Imagine what the press would say about a Bush security nominee who ran illegal background checks? Excerpt: "I am distressed by the inconsistencies between my recollection and the contemporaneous documents, but I assure you that the mistake was inadvertent, and that I have at all times taken full responsibility for what I know to have been a grave error in judgment," he wrote in a letter to Sens. Joe Lieberman, I-Conn., and Susan Collins, R-Maine. "This incident was over 20 years ago, I was distraught and concerned about my young son, and never in my career since has there been any recurrence of this sort of conduct." In an October affidavit for the Senate committee, he initially said he asked a San Diego police employee to run a background check on his then-estranged wife's boyfriend and was censured by his FBI superiors 20 years ago for what he said was an isolated instance. But a day after the committee approved his nomination and sent it to the full Senate, he wrote to the senators and told them that he was incorrect, that he twice ran background checks himself.
Our Nation Created, Our Nation Destroyed
Excerpt: Let's see -- shall we compare John Locke and Thomas Paine to Saul Alinsky and William Ayres? Perhaps the Baron de Montesquieu to the Reverend Jeremiah Wright? Or maybe Adam Smith to Obama fave Louis Farrakhan? One need not say more in presenting the current set of philosophical/political beliefs that guide this Administration. They are striving to achieve what they think you should have, (not for your good, but for their control over you), despite the fact that you don't want it. As the American people shout to whomever will listen of their complete disgust with the outright thievery of the stimulus bill, serious consideration by Obama and his cohorts in Congress is being given to pass yet another one.
War? What War?
The Obama administration refuses to admit that we are at war. http://article.nationalreview.com/?q=ZWI2MGE2YTE4MzM4M2QyMTE5ZWE0OWI0Y2E3OTZiMGU
Excerpt: Janet Napolitano — former Arizona governor, now overmatched secretary of homeland security — will forever be remembered for having said of the attempt to bring down an airliner over Detroit: "The system worked." The attacker's concerned father had warned U.S. authorities about his son's jihadist tendencies. The would-be bomber paid cash and checked no luggage on a transoceanic flight. He was nonetheless allowed to fly, and would have killed 288 people in the air alone, save for a faulty detonator and quick actions by a few passengers…. The reason the country is uneasy about the Obama administration's response to this attack is a distinct sense of not just incompetence but incomprehension. From the very beginning, President Obama has relentlessly tried to downplay and deny the nature of the terrorist threat we continue to face. Napolitano renames terrorism "man-caused disasters." Obama goes abroad and pledges to cleanse America of its post-9/11 counterterrorist sins. Hence, Guantanamo will close, CIA interrogators will face a special prosecutor, and Khalid Sheikh Mohammed will bask in a civilian trial in New York — a trifecta of political correctness and image management. And just to make sure even the dimmest understand, Obama banishes the term "war on terror." It's over — that is, if it ever existed. Obama may have declared the war over. Unfortunately, al-Qaeda has not. Which gives new meaning to the term "asymmetric warfare." And produces linguistic — and logical — oddities that littered Obama's public pronouncements following the Christmas Day attack. In his first statement, Obama referred to Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab as "an isolated extremist." This is the same president who, after the Ford Hood shooting, warned us "against jumping to conclusions" — code for daring to associate Nidal Hasan's mass murder with his Islamist ideology. Yet, with Abdulmutallab, Obama jumped immediately to the conclusion, against all existing evidence, that the bomber acted alone.
Former Gitmo detainees help al-Qaeda in Yemen
Excerpt: SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico (AP) — As a prisoner at Guantanamo, Said Ali al-Shihri said he wanted freedom so he could go home to Saudi Arabia and work at his family's furniture store. Instead, al-Shihri, who was released in 2007 under the Bush administration, is now deputy leader of al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula, a group that has claimed responsibility for the Christmas Day attempted bomb attack on a Detroit-bound airliner. His potential involvement in the terrorist plot has raised new opposition to releasing Guantanamo Bay inmates, complicating President Barack Obama's pledge to close the military prison in Cuba. It also highlights the challenge of identifying the hard-core militants as the administration decides what to do with the remaining 198 prisoners. (So you close Gitmo at Gitmo and, at great expense, create Gitmo in IL, all for PR reasons. Wonder why Bush released some Gitmo inmates to return to terrorism? Might it have been pressure from the left and the media? Who will die because of these decisions? Hopefully leftwing pundits who lobbied for Gitmo to close.)
Underreported Stories of 2009 http://townhall.com/columnists/MichelleMalkin/2010/01/01/underreported_stories_of_2009
If you depend on the Leftstream media for news, you are missing a lot that doesn't fit their narrative.
Six killed in new attacks in Thai south: police http://www.google.com/hostednews/afp/article/ALeqM5jyrCb-G2Z2GIRWPTN26Z9Ya-JxlQ
Happy New Year from the Religion of Peace. Excerpt: PATTANI, Thailand — Suspected Islamist militants killed two soldiers and four civilians in drive-by shootings in the latest violence to rock Thailand's insurgency-hit south, police said Thursday. More than 4,000 people have been killed and thousands more wounded since a separatist rebellion erupted nearly six years ago in Thailand's troubled provinces bordering Malaysia
Church screening of 'Jesus' film attacked in Pakistan http://www.christianmessenger.in/news/pak_291209/856.php
Merry Christmas from the Religion of Peace. Excerpt: As many as 50 Muslim villagers armed with clubs and axes recently attacked a showing of the 'Jesus' film near Sargodha, Pakistan, injuring three part-time evangelists and four Christians in attendance. Two of the evangelists were said to be seriously injured. The Muslim hardliners also damaged a movie projector, burned reels of the film and absconded with the public address system and donations from Christian viewers in Chak village, about 10 kilometers northeast of Sargodha. Officers at the Saddr police station refused to register a case against the Muslim assailants, sources said.
Misunderstanders of Islam attack security forces in Nigeria, 70 killed http://www.jihadwatch.org/2009/12/misunderstanders-of-islam-attack-security-forces-in-nigeria-70-killed.html
Excerpt: They reject "any literature except the Koran," recalling the immortal phrase attributed to the Caliph Umar (but probably apocryphal), on the occasion of the burning of the library of Alexandria: "If the book agree with the Koran, they are superfluous. If they disagree with the Koran, they are heretical."
Houston: Rocket launcher, jihadist writings found in apartment -- no charges filed http://www.jihadwatch.org/2009/12/houston-rocket-launcher-jihadist-writings-found-in-apartment----no-charges-filed.html
Excerpt: Rocket launcher? Check. Jihadist writings? Check. But no worries -- the Feds found no ties to terrorism!
Molotov Cocktail Found In Downtown Parking Garage http://cbs3.com/local/Center.City.Molotov.2.1397907.html
Might not have been Jihadists, maybe just liberals. Excerpt: "Before the police arrived, the male left the property. He left behind a Molotov cocktail and literature," Captain Dennis Wilson explained. Investigators said the man left behind anti-Israel/pro-Palestinian books and documentation, along with an Arabic dictionary. "It looks like a Molotov cocktail, some sort of accelerant in a bottle, sealed top, with a fuse," Captain Wilson said.
Pakistan raid kills 'Arab, Sudan fighters'
Notice how often we have to get the Jihadist news from non-US media? Excerpt: Pakistan commandos raided a private hospital before dawn in a Taliban stronghold near the Afghan border Thursday, killing four foreign militants and a woman, officials said. Troops laid siege to the private clinic in Wana, the main town of South Waziristan, at 2:00am (2100 GMT) sparking gun battles until around 7:00am (0200 GMT), local administration and intelligence officials said.
My Classmate, the Plane Bomber
Excerpt: One former UCL student even says he was told whilst enjoying a pint in the union that it was his "duty" as a Muslim to attend society meetings and that he was frequently invited to Islamic study groups. He jokes that he was "probably seen as a sitting duck—I was even studying 'bomb-making,' as we affectionately referred to the Department of Chemical Engineering." He goes on to say: "Everyone knows London universities are full of would-be nutters honing their engineering skills whilst simultaneously becoming increasingly religious. It's one hell of a dangerous combo when you think about it. We all used to joke about it back then, but it's not quite so funny anymore." (Can't do anything about it though—wouldn't be PC.)
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Honor Crime in America: 2009 Recap
They are bringing the culture of death to our towns.
Too funny: Man, Do I Hate Holiday Travel
Iowahawk Special Guest Opinion by Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab http://iowahawk.typepad.com/iowahawk...ay-travel.html
Finding some humor in it all. Excerpt: Yesterday while I was lying in the burn ward getting my crotch bandages changed, I had a chance to catch the air disaster movie marathon on TCM. The lineup included "Zero Hour," "The High and the Mighty," "Skyjacked," and "Airport '75." For all their campy fun and unintentional laughs, those corny old films really serve as a grim reminder how the whole in-flight terror experience has gone completely downhill since the jet set golden years of the 50's, 60's and 70's. What happened to all those pretty stewardesses and polite, well dressed infidels, screaming as the plane plummeted to the ground? Time was, a suicide mission to explode an international jumbo jet was an event full of glamor and excitement; but now it seems to be a endless series of delays, hassles, pushy jerks and third-degree testicular chemical burns. And don't even get me started on the crappy airline food. Take for example a recent flight I took from Lagos to Detroit. With over 100,000 miles on my JihadAir platinum card, I've schlepped enough miles through Heathrow and Gatwick and Yemen International to know I should be at the airport two hours before departure. Especially during the holiday heavy bombing season. Good thing too, because by the time I got there, there was already a mile long line at the explosives counter. And man, talk about smell! I swear half of these stupid shaheeds hadn't bothered to take a shower, let alone a pre-martyrdom ablution ritual. Come on people, how about a little self respect?
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Tonight I committed pre-task hooks for custom tasks in UppercuT. What has been available up to this point is only the post-task custom hooks. Now you can hook in before a task runs and run your own custom tasks!
This is done the same way as the post run custom tasks. The naming convention here is *.pre.build in the name. For example _compile.pre.build would be the pre-task custom tasks for _compile.build.
The post task custom tasks are now moving to a *.post.build naming standard. For now using the same name as the task will still give the same results as in previous versions, but it is deprecated in favor of the *.post.build naming. We expect that to change at some point (probably at the point of using that naming convention for the replacement tasks).
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The result of a desperate recipe save that ended up so delicious that I have been eating it for breakfast.. a lot (ok, every day..).
You need to start with sprouted, fermented buckwheat. That requires a couple of days forethought. Take your buckwheat groats today (Thursday) and soak them for 24 hours in a warm place. Then rinse, cover and let sit for another 24 hours.
Then on Saturday you are ready for breakfast.
Into the blender (or processor) goes:
* 2 tbsp of the sprouted buckwheat
* 1 banana
* erythritol (or preferred sweetener)
* dash of salt
* 2 tsp vanilla essence
Zap it until the whole business looks a bit like cake batter. Buckwheat is mucilaginous, so it makes a nice, creamy kind of mush (official cooking lexicon, I believe).
Once it is done (and this is the weird bit), heat 'some' (say 1-2 tsp) coconut oil in a nonstick frypan and pour the batter in there. Let it bubble a bit like a pancake (except it won't set) then dump half a cup of berries (fresh or frozen) in there and swoosh it all around until it turns a bit 'gluey' and porridgey.
Scoop into a bowl and top with coconut milk.
Or coconut yogurt
It's also ok without.
This has about 6g protein, even without any animal products, but the main thing is.. you can't stop eating it.


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After my run yesterday, I settled in to watch some shows I had DVR'd over the last week. It included the 60 Minutes episode with Shalene Flanagan, and the Today Show from April 15th.
After reading blog posts, and following so many friends who are in Boston preparing to race or cheer, I was reminded how raw the wounds still are, and yet the amazing sense of strength and excitement that remains. And as I watched the stories of heroism and strength, tears streamed down my face, just as they did last year watching history unfold.
Boston has always been a special marathon. Not just anyone can run it, and yet it winds through the everyday American streets of Boston. Thousands of Bostonians line the streets to cheer on the 30,000 runners, from Elite athletes to the charity runners, everyone gets the same rockstar experience.
After last year, Boston will never be the same, both the city and the marathon. The city has fought back and proved nothing will keep them down. They are #BostonStrong. The runners are there to prove the same thing. That's the thing about marathon runners, they know how to set goals, and ensure nothing keeps them from reaching it, even if it has to be deferred.
Tomorrow, my heart will be in Boston, and I'll be cheering my heart out from my desk. I'll be following my friends, trying to avoid phone calls and visitors in my office so I can watch the elites online, and trying to keep tears at bay as each amazing person crosses that historic finish line.
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Thoughts on culture and events by author and illustrator Christopher R Taylor
I can always tell when I am drinking bottled water that comes from a city tap. Maybe it comes from spending most of my life drinking well water, but treated "city water" (as our daughter calls it) has a very distinct chemical taste, even in cities with good water. That's part of the reason we don't drink much bottled water... most of it tastes like crap!
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LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN -- Two matches into the season and the Covenant women's soccer team has yet to allow a goal. The Lady Scots recorded a second consecutive shutout and four different players scored in a 4-0 victory over visiting Belhaven on Thursday night at Scotland Yard.
Covenant goes to 2-0 on the year with the win. It's the first 2-0 start for the program since 2010. The loss was Belhaven's first of the year as the Blazers dropped to 1-1-1.
Kyra Duble got the scoring going in the 11th minute of play as she rocketed a shot into the upper left corner of the net, assisted by Grace Herring, to put Covenant ahead 1-0. The goal was the first collegiate score for Duble. Late in the first half, Hannah King took bad pass from a Belhaven defender and launched a shot from about 25 yards out that glanced off Blazer keeper Noelle Hill's hands and into the net for a 2-0 advantage. The goal was King's first of the year.
In the second half, Covenant quickly made it 3-0 when Addy Cronan maneuvered around a Belhaven defender and then got her shot past Hill in the 48th minute. Cronan's goal was her team-leading third of the year and marked the second straight match in which she has tallied a goal.
Grace Bartelt then capped the scoring in the 88th minute as she headed in a Gina Hungerford corner kick from a few yards out. The score was Bartelt's first of the year, and second career goal.
Defensively, Covenant was stout again. Rachel Lemay made five saves on the night to pick up the shutout. Covenant outshot the Blazers 19-13 overall, and 14-5 in shots on goal. The Lady Scots also had a 9-1 edge in corner kicks. Hill ended with 10 saves for the Blazers.
Cronan and Anna Robertson each had four shots to lead Covenant in the category. All four of Cronan's attempts were on target. Erica Rampel took four shots for Belhaven.
Covenant will play Transylvania in a neutral site contest on Saturday at 3 p.m. at Mount Berry, Ga., on the campus of Berry College.
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