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NH bill proposes requiring campaign spending disclosure by independent groups
CONCORD, N.H. (AP) � Senate Republican Leader Jeb Bradley is putting his political muscle behind a bill to require more campaign spending disclosure by independent groups.
Bradley told the Senate Public and Municipal Affairs Committee Wednesday the most important change to election laws his bill would make would be requiring independent groups to file expenditure reports with the state.
Bradley said millions of dollars were spent in the November election by outside groups that did not report the spending due to the vagueness of New Hampshire's campaign finance law.
Corey Lewandowski of Americans for Prosperity objected that the bill was too broad and fatally flawed because it did not limit the reporting requirement to groups whose major purpose is to defeat or elect candidates or measures.

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ROCK HILL — Photography became Barbara Mensch's profession, but a love for music never left this child of the 1960s.
ROCK HILL — Photography became Barbara Mensch's profession, but a love for music never left this child of the 1960s.
So early Saturday afternoon she found herself sitting in The Sullivan's ballroom. Before her and roughly 20 other music lovers, Village of Florida-based blues artist Rob Canillo led a workshop for aspiring songwriters.
"In the end, music is the universal language — period," Mensch said. "Music reaches across the sea (and) knows no boundaries."
For two days this weekend The Sullivan became the hub of the region's blues scene. More than a dozen blues artists were booked for Friday and Saturday at the inaugural Sullivan County Blues and Music Festival.
The festival, which included food and crafts vendors, was dedicated to blues harpist Sammy "Little Sammy" Davis.
The renowned harmonica player is now living in a nursing home in Middletown after a second stroke five years ago.
"This is going to be every Thanksgiving weekend," said organizer Randy Resnick. "We want to bring the region together for blues."
Fred "Midnight Slim" Scribner played with Davis for more than 20 years. Their gigs included opening for Levon Helm's legendary Midnight Ramble sessions. They also played at the now-closed Dodge Inn in Rock Hill, then owned by Resnick.
Before they met, Davis shared the stage with legends like Albert King and Muddy Waters, Scribner said. "He's one of the best ever," he said of Davis' playing. "You can tell its Sammy in about a half second."
For $20 on either day, the festival offered foot-tapping, gut-wrenching music from a lineup mostly featuring Hudson Valley musicians. Friday's opening-day acts included Petey Hop, Dan Brother and Alexis Suter.
There was also gumbo, jambalaya and other foods to eat, and artwork, jewelry and harmonicas among the items for sale.
Adrianna and Michael Grecco were among the Sullivan County residents there on Friday night.
Both are used to going outside Sullivan to whet their appetites for blues and jazz, including Midnight Slim, one of their personal favorites. They were excited to have a local option.
"To see four or five bands in one night "� it's really nice to have that in Sullivan County," Michael Grecco said.
Rock Tavern residents Joanna and Horace Mann waited for the main acts to begin as guitarist Ken Bowles and flutist Jamie Lynn Paradise played on the small stage early Friday evening. The Manns especially wanted to see Brother, a personal favorite.
"I think that the people that you meet and deal with are much more at ease," Horace Mann said of the allure of blues music. "With blues all of the trouble just goes away."


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MyDavidCameron.com was built by website designer Clifford Singer. The website is voluntary and unfunded, and not linked to any political party. Whether you are Labour, Liberal Democrat, Green, Respect, or something so obscure that we've never even heard of you – you're welcome here, as, of course, are members of no party at all.
What? You're unfunded? I was just about to send you a huge donation.
By all means donate, but donate to Oxfam's Haiti earthquake appeal instead.
Will there be a prize for the best poster?
How successful have you been?
We had 90,000 unique visitors in our first two weeks – see the statistics and media coverage pages for details. We won the Orange Digital Election Award for "Funniest Use of Digital Media" (although we thought we deserved "Most Profound Use of Digital Media").
Did you design the first Cameron spoof?
No, that accolade goes to Go Fourth.
Isn't this just negative campaigning?
Not in the usual sense of spreading slurs about politicians' personal lives; we've tried to keep the humour fairly gentle – in contrast, say, to some of the vicious right-wing attacks over Gordon Brown's sight impairment disability. There is also a real and valid case for challenging the Conservative politics of "and" – see the links on the home page. You can't promise massive public spending cuts and suggest everything is going to be fine – at least not without a lot of airbrushing. As some of our posters make clear (though perhaps not the Elvis one), making massive cuts during a recession is entirely mistaken – see economist David Blanchflower for more.
We do agree, however, that it's not enough just to criticise the other side – you need to put forward positive policies. But that's a task for parties, organisations and other websites.
And finally – and we apologise to any detractors who may have missed this – this site is not in fact entirely serious. That image of the dalek? We're not really suggesting that Cameron plans to exterminate the entire human race. (George Osborne, on the other hand...)
Is it true that your founder is "an eccentric figure with a history of quixotic attacks from the left"?
Ah, you've been reading "leading right-wing blogger" Guido Fawkes. Very disappointing. Guido, while complaining of negative campaigning, demonstrates Clifford's eccentricity with a photo of him with his children (cropped out), in Halloween fancy dress. But he who lives by the airbrush... and the blurry image has done wonders for Clifford's wrinkles.
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Ten years ago, Postmedia News reporter Douglas Quan was living in New York City when two hijacked airliners crashed into the World Trade Center towers. He spent the next several months filing reports on the city's recovery. As the tenth anniversary of 9/11 approaches, Quan revisited some of the New Yorkers he interviewed and found others who experienced the attack first-hand to talk about their recollections of that day and how it changed their lives.
NEW YORK — The guest imam delivering the sermon today is giving advice on how Muslims can assert themselves without causing tensions in the community.
It's a fitting theme given who's in attendance.
Sitting near the front of the congregation in a crisp shirt and dress pants is Sharif El-Gamal.
Once an obscure real estate investor and developer, he has become a lightning rod of controversy over his plans to turn this dilapidated space, an abandoned Burlington Coat Factory two blocks from the World Trade Center site, into a 13-storey Islamic community center, called Park51, and 2,000-person prayer hall, called PrayerSpace.
Critics, including some Muslim Canadians, say the "Ground Zero Mosque" project is an affront to 9/11's victims and their families.
But in an interview, El-Gamal said all the objections are just "white noise" and that he is pushing forward with financing for the $100 million project and a $10-million fundraising campaign.
"Two blocks from where we want to build this project, our identities were stolen by criminals," he said. "We have an opportunity here in this location to take control of our narrative and show the truth of who we are and what we represent. The whole world is watching us right now."
The building El-Gamal wants to convert sits between an Amish market and a bar called the Dakota Roadhouse and across the street from a loading dock.
It was abandoned after sustaining serious damage when airplane parts crashed through the roof during the 9/11 attacks.
El-Gamal's firm, Soho Properties, snatched up the property in July 2009. Soon after, a makeshift prayer room opened on the ground floor.
On a recent Friday afternoon, the site attracts a few hundred worshippers, many downtown office workers in their business attire.
El-Gamal, 38, arrives early, slips off his shoes, and goes around greeting them with handshakes or an embrace.
Outside, two electricians eating their lunches on a nearby bench are critical of El-Gamal's plans. They say the proposed development is just too close to Ground Zero.
"It's like doing something on purpose — just to piss off a lot of people," says one of the workers, John Bielski. "You don't have to put gas on the fire, you know what I'm saying?"
But sitting at the loading dock security desk across the street, K. Gidisu, says he doesn't know what all the fuss is about.
"I don't see why they should send them away just because they're Muslim."
Whatever the sentiment on the street, city officials have become concerned enough that they have a police officer parked outside the building around the clock.
During the prayer service, the floors vibrate as a subway grinds along underneath the building.
When the service is complete, El-Gamal agrees to let a reporter tag along with him as he takes the subway back to his office.
During the trip, he tells his story.
He was born in Brooklyn to a Polish-Catholic mother and Egyptian-Muslim father/banker.
Religion was not a big part of his life prior to 9/11. But after 9/11, he became "curious" about his faith. So he "decided to go to a mosque."
He started attending services at Masjid Manhattan, located in a skinny building next to a cigar shop four blocks from Ground Zero.
The space was incredibly cramped, he says, so he made it a goal "to help my community find a building. That's how it started."
Fast-forward five years. He got married, started building a family, and joined the Jewish Community Centre in Manhattan's upper-west side.
"The vision just grew."
He says he wants to build a "world-class" facility — "This could turn out to be the Taj Mahal," he gushes at one point — modelled after a Jewish community centre or YMCA.
The facility will include a large auditorium, recreational facilities, inter-faith workshops, a culinary school and a prayer hall.
Though the proper term for such a prayer space is a musallah, El-Gamal has taken to calling it a mosque. "We tried to call it something else and if you can't beat em, you just join them, right?" he said.
Park51, he says, will employ 150 full-time staff members. Its essence will be Muslim, but it'll be open to all.
"That's the reason why this project is so important. So those two guys on their lunch break can come in when this is built and see who Muslims are and see what our faith is," he said.
"I'm giving back as a Muslim. I'm actually doing something. I'm rolling up my sleeves and getting in the thick of something. How easy would it have been for me to turn around and sell this or walk away from this and make a fortune?" he said.
"It's prime real estate. I'm taking a stand for what's right. I'm doing what New Yorkers do, what Americans do."
His critics don't buy it.
Leading the charge is Pamela Geller, a former media executive and founder of the blog site Atlas Shrugs.
Building the Ground Zero mosque is "an effort to insult the victims of 9/11 and to establish a beachhead for political Islam and Islamic supremacism in New York," Geller wrote in July.
Relatives of some of 9/11's victims who founded the group 9/11 Families for a Safe & Strong America have railed against the project, saying "those who continue to target and kill American civilians and U.S. troops will see it as a symbol of their historic progress at the site of their most bloody victory."
But El-Gamal dismisses the concerns.
"After 9/11 there has been this organized, well-funded, orchestrated campaign against Muslims and against my community. All they had to do was push a button and we became the issue."
Who's the they?
"I just call it the force of evil," he said.
But some Muslim groups have also spoken out against the project.
In an opinion column published last year in the Ottawa Citizen, two board members of the Muslim Canadian Congress — Raheel Raza and Tarek Fatah — wrote the "Ground Zero mosque is meant to be a deliberate provocation to thumb our noses at the infidel. The proposal has been made in bad faith and in Islamic parlance, such an act is referred to as 'Fitna', meaning 'mischief-making' that is clearly forbidden in the Koran."
El-Gamal scoffs.
"Everybody wanted their one or two minutes of fame on this," he said.
El-Gamal makes a quick stop at his favourite Friday lunch stop, a colourful fried chicken eatery called Hill Country Chicken.
Over chicken thighs and a side of mashed potatoes, El-Gamal says he didn't go out seeking attention, but now that he has become something of a public figure he says, "I'm pretty good at it."
In a video posted on the Park51 website, El-Gamal looks straight into the camera and encourages those who may have questions about the project to "come to us."
"Our doors are open, we have nothing to hide. This is a facility to serve all of Manhattan."
El-Gamal is also active on Twitter, posting regular words of inspiration to his 300-plus followers.
"Every time you think you can't do something . . . Someone else thinks they can," he wrote recently.
"It's time for me to stop keeping score and just to play the game."
Curiously, the man he started this venture with, Imam Feisal Abdul Rauf — a spiritual leader the U.S. government has sponsored on trips to the Middle East to promote religious tolerance — is no longer involved in the project.
They parted ways in January over differing visions, El-Gamal said.
It was also that same month that Rauf told a newspaper he was "open" to moving the Islamic center, if the right opportunity arose.
"If someone is willing to offer another site . . . I would move," he said at the time. "I would move because my whole life is about improving relationships with people."


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LOST IN TRANSLATION � The remaining five models are sent on designer go-sees in Shanghai. Some girls get the designers' praise while others do not impress and one model loses her way. Later, the models are photographed by Nigel Barker and must stand out in a crowd of Chinese costume dragons and lions. Special guest include Susan Yang of PT Models Shanghai (guest judge), Fashion designers Lu Kun, Stephen Peng (House of Mercury), Flora Zeta, Helen Lee and Fiona Vong (#910).


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Rosemary and Garlic Baby Lamb Chops
"I got this kosher recipe from a friend of a friend of a friend…Anyhow I made it for my husband and he said it was the best lamb chop he has ever tasted. You will not believe how delicious this simple recipe is until you make it, so get to the kitchen and start cooking!" Laura Cohen
Serves 4
Ingredients for this Kosher Recipe:
8 Individual Baby Lamb Chops, frenched
1/3 cup Soy Sauce
1/3 cup olive oil
1 1/2 sprigs fresh rosemary
12 garlic cloves
Directions for this Kosher recipe:
Put all the ingredients for the marinade into a blender and pulse until combined. Place lamb chops in a big plastic bag with marinade and refrigerate for at least 2 hours.
Remove lamb chops from bag and discard marinade.
Roast in oven for 30 minutes on 350 degrees.
Serve immediately.
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- Ras al hanout crusted lamb (wino-sapien.blogspot.com)
- Dinner Diary: Lemon Chicken (dailywd.womansday.com)
- Rack of Lamb with Sun-Dried Cherry Sauce (winebookclub.org)
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- Recipes for Health: Table for One, Please (nytimes.com)
- Sweet, salty, spicy canard lacqué (ckenb.blogspot.com)
- Rosh Hashanah Ground Lamb on a Cinnamon Stick by Debbie Gindi (thejewishhostess.com)


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Jason Stokes is an artist who worked for Guild Wars developers ArenaNet for nearly a decade, contributing to both games in the MMO series.
He now owns and teaches at Futurepoly, a digital arts school that specifically targets the video game industry.
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By John Raughter – March 15, 2012
When Dale A. Dye accepted the 2012 American Legion National Commander's Public Relations Award at the Washington Conference in February, his opening remarks were what many would expect from a former U.S. Marine Corps drill instructor: "Well, everybody hear me? Pay attention!"
It was a command those in attendance eagerly followed, because the retired captain and decorated combat veteran of Vietnam and Beirut has had a post-military career in Hollywood that is not only fascinating, but heralded by many in an industry not noted for its deeply held military values.
Shortly after retiring from the service, Dye moved to California, where he became a military technical advisor and actor. One of his first films, 1986's "Platoon," won four Academy Awards, including Best Picture. Another film, "Saving Private Ryan," was selected by a survey conducted by The American Legion Magazine as the "Best War Film Ever."
Dye founded Warriors, Inc., a company dedicated to "changing the way Hollywood conceives, produces and presents military films and TV programs." He has authored numerous books and screenplays. A longtime member of Post 30 in Lincolnton, N.C., Dye recently discussed his career with American Legion Communications Director John Raughter.
Q: Why did you go into the film business?
A: I decided – when you're ignorant, you can do a lot of things people tell you that you can't do – I just decided that I was tired of seeing the depiction of the American military and the American veteran in movies and television that was just not what I knew from my own experience … I said this was unfair. It upset my sense of decorum. It said, someone needs to fix this and so I said, well, "I'm tired of hearing somebody needs to. It's me. And I'm going to go do it."
So I took off for Hollywood and said, "All right, I have a mission, and that's to fix this and to unscrew it and change the way things are made. And so I'm going to do it." And so that was really my motivation. I just got tired of seeing us depicted unfairly and wrongly in the popular media.
Q: How receptive was Hollywood at first?
A: Not at all, John. You know, I was escorted off many movie lots by the security folks. Fortunately, most of them were former military, so I didn't get arrested and booked. But they looked at me and said, "Look, we've been making war movies for 50 years and we've done very well, thank you, and who needs you and why should we involve ourselves in some radical change in the way we do business?" And the big problem was convincing them that I had a better idea – a better mousetrap. So it was very difficult at first.
Q: What's your biggest challenge today with working in the industry?
A: My biggest challenge is really in the performance of the actors. Look, I can sit down and help you with a script and tell you this dialogue is wrong or these uniforms are wrong or these guys are doing the wrong thing. That's easy. What's difficult is making young actors, who have absolutely no military experience at all – and not only actors but writers, directors, producers – they have no contact with the military. And there's just a huge gap between those who served and those who haven't. And in general, folks who haven't are the ones who make the movies and television shows.
So the challenge is taking those folks and teaching them that what we really do and who we really are is much more interesting, much more dramatic and much more impactful than what they dream up. When you can take them and isolate them, get them away from all the media images and influences and that sort of thing and then say, "All right, this is what we really are," you see the light go on. It's like an epiphany. They say "I get it. You know, I get our dark humor. I get our relationship with each other. I get how we treat each other. I get why we're so dedicated to each other." That's the difficult part, getting them to that stage, getting them to that stage of understanding. You know, I've become notorious really for doing it in a very difficult, special way. There is nothing particularly new about that. I mean, the Marine Corps is the one that teaches me how to do that. But once I've done it, it puts a different color, a different perspective on anything that we do.
Q: Is there one project when you said, "That's it! That's the message we are trying to portray?"
A: I think "Band of Brothers" did it. It will live long after me or any of the actors or anything else, because it really portrays the relationship between soldiers in extremis. Soldiers who are facing life and death every day. We captured that. And that's what makes it magic. That's what makes it shine. So I think if I had to pick anything, it would be "Band of Brothers" and "The Pacific." We had 10 episodes on television to develop these characters and their relationships, and once we did that, everybody was captivated by it.
Q: What's next for you?
A: Two things. I've written and am about to direct a film called "No Better Place to Die," which is about the 82nd Airborne at La Fière on D-Day. So it covers D-Day and D-plus-3. And then I'm about to do 10 episodes like "Band of Brothers" but on Korea – it's called "The Forgotten War."
I think folks would really love my books. I've authored a series called the File Series. It begins with "Laos File." Then it goes to "Peleliu File," and this summer we will be releasing "Chosin File." And there's an old salty character who's the hero of these things, and I think Legionnaires in general would love these books and I hope they get a chance to read them.
Dye's books are available at WarriorsInc.com, Amazon.com or anywhere books are sold.


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MINNEAPOLIS -- The Red Sox got a good report on Saturday regarding catcher David Ross, who is on the 7-day disabled list after sustaining a concussion on May 11.
Earlier this week, the Red Sox had hoped Ross would be ready to return to the lineup as soon as Sunday's series finale against the Twins, but his clearance exam was pushed back to Monday as he was still experiencing symptoms on Friday.
However, Red Sox manager John Farrell said he spoke with Ross on Saturday and he liked what he heard.
"He's improving, to the point where he was making requests if he could throw [Saturday], but we're still holding back any kind of physical activity," Farrell said. "Everything projects that after the re-exam on Monday, he'll start to go through some exertion testing, but he was in much better spirits [Saturday] than he was the day before. In his own words, he felt like he was turning the corner."
Ross was injured after taking numerous foul balls off his mask in a game against the Blue Jays at Fenway Park. He's been replaced on the roster by Ryan Lavarnway, who has impressed his manager during his brief callup.
"I thought he's done a very good job receiving," Farrell said. "I think he's still learning our guys on the mound in a regular-season environment -- it's different than Spring Training. He's swinging the bat with the consistency that he's had throughout his pro career and I think with more authority than he showed in Spring Training. He's a good player and he's going to be an offensive threat in this league."
A lifetime .171 hitter in parts of three seasons with the Red Sox, Lavarnway singled and hit a sacrifice fly in five plate appearances on Saturday night. He also held onto the ball in a violent collision at home plate, when burly Twins catcher Ryan Doumit tried to score on fly ball to short right field. And while the Twins were 2-for-2 on stolen bases on Saturday, Lavarnway threw out Tampa Bay's James Loney trying to steal third last Tuesday.
"I think one thing he's worked on that we saw in Tampa is the quick release and footwork with an accurate throw," Farrell said. "He's very capable behind the plate."
In other health-related notes, outfielder Shane Victorino returned to the lineup on Sunday after missing two games with a sore lower back, while shortstop Stephen Drew missed his second straight game with soreness in his mid-back.


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Historical light curves provide an interesting study of the long-term behavioral changes exhibited in some stars. The AAVSO is a unique resource for variable star research because it contains millions of variable star observations dating back to before the organization was founded in 1911.
On our website, you'll find frequent reference to the term "magnitude" -- this is a unit of measurement of how bright a star looks to us in the sky. But what does it mean?
The following explanation of what the magnitude measurement scale is and how it was invented is taken from the AAVSO's education project Variable Star Astronomy, Chapter 2:
Mira variables are the longest-observed class of stars for which we have long-term quantitative data that allow us to study their behavior over centuries-long periods of time. Fortunately for us, they're also easy to observe and monitor, having some of the largest amplitudes of all variables, and hundreds of them are bright enough that they're within reach of astronomers with modest telescopes.
Light curves are fundamental tools for variable star astronomy. They are relatively simple and easy to grasp. They are simply graphs of brightness (Y axis) vs. time (X axis). Brightness increases as you go up the graph and time advances as you move to the right.
Here is a light curve of a variable star called epsilon Aurigae:
This page gives background on our long-term visual data archives, with an emphasis on our data holdings for different classes of variable stars. It is meant to give an overview of the AAVSO International Database (AID) to researchers interested in studying a number of different light curves of a given class, or who are interested in a summary of what the AAVSO's visual data archives have to offer.
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An Acer laptop, with dual 15-inch screens has been spotted. That is, one 15-inch screen would act as a display and the other 15-inch screen would replace the keyboard and trackpad. That would make for one gigantic dual-screen laptop.
Much is unknown about the Acer dual-screen laptop but it carries on the same idea of the Microsoft Courier and the Toshiba Libretto W100 (which has dual 7-inch screens). TechReviewSource says the laptop isn't expected to ship until Late 2011 so any rumored specs are bound to be different.
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PORTSMOUTH — A 55-year-old Portsmouth woman is facing assault charges after allegedly stabbing someone with a knife Tuesday.
PORTSMOUTH — A 55-year-old Portsmouth woman is facing assault charges after allegedly stabbing someone with a knife Tuesday.
Police were called to a residence on Sherburne Road at 1:50 a.m. Tuesday after receiving a 911 call, Portsmouth Police Captain Mike Schwartz said. Officers then rendered medical treatment to an adult who had been stabbed at least twice with a knife, Schwartz said.
Portsmouth Fire Department personnel transported the victim to Portsmouth Regional Hospital, where the victim was treated and released. Schwartz declined to comment on the age or gender of the victim.
Police arrested Dianne E. Walker, of 510 Sherburne Road, at the scene and charged her with two counts of first degree assault.
Schwartz said alcohol consumption was a factor in the incident, but he declined to comment on the information that led to Walker's arrest.
"That would be part of the case," he said. "I mean, there's still information that's being gathered. We still have to get medical records and things like that, but based on just our response out there — what was present out there — she was taken into custody at the scene."
Walker was released on $10,000 personal recognizance bail and $500 cash bail. She is scheduled to be arraigned in Portsmouth Circuit Court on March 4.


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Eat This Now: 40 Day Dry-Aged Ribeye at David Burke's Primehouse
We love a lot more than sandwiches alone at Serious Eats, so in the spirit of A Sandwich a Day, here's Eat This Now, a quick look at what we're eating and want to talk about. —The Mgmt.
A few weeks ago I posted an Open Thread asking where to find the best steak in Chicago, because I had no idea where to start. The city has its fair share of big name steakhouses, and I hadn't been to any of them: I've never set foot in Gibson's, Gene & Georgetti, Lawry's, Morton's, Mastro's, or Joe's, and the list could go on. I genuinely love steak, but I just can't afford to squander $50 for one, especially with all the a la carte sides and mandatory glasses of dry red wine (those are mandatory, right?). I'm hoping to solve this by visiting one a month for the next year, so that I don't blow my entire budget in one stupendously fatty week.
But what I wasn't expecting was for the Open Thread to turn into a love fest for David Burke's Primehouse. As one commenter wrote, "There is no answer other than David Burke's." Fair enough.
I am certain that no other place in Chicago cares about dry aging steak in quite the same way. The cuts are dry aged on premise in a room lined with tiles made of pink Himalayan salt. Then there's the exceptional beef, which can be traced back to the restaurant's very own Black Angus bull named Prime. (Fun fact! According to the website: "[Prime] ranks in the top 2% of the active 14,361 Angus bulls in the United States with recorded purebred offspring.")
Which explains why I found myself nearly trembling with excitement while staring at the gorgeous 40 Day Bone-in Ribeye ($51) at David Burke's. It certainly looked impressive, with a gorgeous browned exterior and meat cooked exactly to medium rare. But it was all the things I couldn't see that truly set this steak apart. As I expected, each bite was deeply beefy at first, but without any greasy mouthfeel. Part of that was due to the faint mineral tang at the end, which acted like a sharp knife cutting through the occasional burst of blue cheese funk. This is beef with a purpose.
Honestly, I probably should have started my steakhouse hunt elsewhere, because I'm having a hard time imaging another steak topping this one.
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I'm out of town today so again appreciate keeping one another up to date on today's news in the Open Thread below.
Stumbled upon the following video which I think is excellent. It is a call out, if you will, to the police and military, asking them to evaluate their jobs and to consider the bigger picture. I think the same can be said for those who are supporting the big financial firms, and also those supporting politicians who are on the take and then supporting the financial criminals. I think everyone on the planet needs to evaluate what their life's energy is supporting.
There is no exaggeration in saying that it is a classic good versus evil battle, make sure you are on the right side with your actions that way we don't wind up complacent like the Germans of the early twentieth century.
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Washington State Proposes Compensation for Wrongly Convicted
Currently 23 states do not provide compensation for exonerated felons.
Jan. 29 , 2011 -- The day Alan Northrop's rape conviction was overturned -- the day an innocent man walked out of prison after serving 17 years for a crime he didn't commit -- is the day the state of Washington considered its debt to him paid.
"I got no apology, no nothing, no offer of any kind of financial aid," Northrop said.
With no job, no training, and no work experience save for the time he spent working in the prison kitchen for $55 a month, Northrop was released with only a few dollars to his name. He owed more than $100,000 in back child support he had been unable to pay while incarcerated, and had to move in with his brother because he could not afford a place of his own.
It is Northrop's case, along with those of three other men recently exonerated in the state, which inspired Washington State Senator Jim Hargrove to co-sponsor legislation that would compensate the wrongly convicted.
"They have lost opportunities in training, they get out and they have nothing, don't have much of their lives left in some cases," Hargrove said. "Having some resources to get started so they can get on with their lives is the right thing to do."
Hargrove's bill would pay those found to be innocent up to $20,000 per year for each year they spent behind bars, including time spent waiting for trial. Washington is one of 23 states that do not currently provide such compensation, according to the National Innocence Project. Most of the other 27 states and the District of Columbia pay a set amount per year served to those later found to be innocent.
The federal government awards $50,000 per year in prison to the wrongly convicted, plus an additional $50,000 per year served on death row. The Innocence Project would like to see this become the national standard. The Washington State bill falls far short of that.
"We tried to figure out, if you were on minimum wage as a full-time employee, that's how much you would have made," Hargrove said. "We tried to bring them up to that amount."
"Something you Can't put a Price on"
But for Northrop, who entered prison at age 29, that's not enough. When he learned the proposed figure, his immediate response was, "$20,000 per year, that's it? No, that's not even close."
"This is something you can't put a price on, no matter how much it is," he continued. "My daughter was 5 [when I went to prison]. Now my daughter's 22 and I have a 2-year-old granddaughter."
Northrop was convicted of rape in 1993 after a woman picked him and another man out of a police line-up as the two who had attacked her while she was working as a housekeeper. Northrop was sentenced to more than 23 years in prison, of which he served 17 before being cleared by DNA evidence. The other man convicted in the case, Larry Davis, was also found to be innocent.
Northrop has since found a job paying $10.80 an hour at a metal fabricator -- it used to pay $12 an hour but he was forced to take a pay cut when the company fell on hard times. And his paycheck is garnished $100 a month for that back child support. The Washington State Department of Social and Health Services has forgiven half his child support bill, but he still owes more than $50,000 to the mother of his three children.
"Struggling Big Time"
"When you start getting into the question of how to compensate someone, it's hard to answer," said Lara Zarowsky, a policy staff attorney with the Innocence Project Northwest Clinic at the University of Washington. "We have these people who are actually innocent, and they're really struggling … It's hard to get a job for anyone, and especially for someone who has to explain a 17-year gap in employment history."
Hargrove's bill is scheduled for a hearing in the state Senate committee he chairs on Feb. 1. Northrop plans to testify in favor of the legislation -- because even if he doesn't think $20,000 per year is enough, it is more than he has now.
"I could really use it right now," Northrop said. "I'm struggling big time."


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DENVER - Jean-Sebastien Giguere wasn't perfect, but he was good enough to keep the Colorado Avalanche rolling.
Giguere stopped 30 shots, Ryan O'Reilly had a goal and an assist and Colorado beat the Calgary Flames 4-2 on Friday night.
Paul Stastny, John Mitchell and Matt Duchene also scored for the Avalanche, who joined the 1995 Quebec Nordiques for the best 15-game start in franchise history. Colorado (13-2) needed 29 games to earn 26 points in last year's lockout shortened season.
Giguere has been a big reason for Colorado's turnaround. The 36-year-old goalie's 5-0 record ties the franchise record for best start to a season.
He came into Friday having allowed three goals in four games and posted two shutouts, so allowing two goals in a 3 mnute, 39 second span seemed out of character.
"You are not going to be perfect every time," Giguere said.
Mike Cammalleri had two goals and Mikael Backlund had two assists for Calgary, which has dropped seven of nine. Goalie Karri Ramo made 23 saves for the Flames.
Early, it looked like Colorado would cruise against the struggling Flames.
The Avalanche were up 2-0 after Stastny scored on a 5-on-3 1:09 into the second period, but Cammalleri kept Calgary close. He scored his first goal on a pass from Backlund early in the second, and 2:30 after Mitchell restored Colorado's two-goal lead, he beat Giguere again to make it 3-2 midway through the second period.
It wasn't enough to overcome another slow beginning.
"I thought it was the start again. I don't know what it is," Cammalleri said. "It seems like we're in kind of a little bit wait-and-see and then we spot them two or three and it makes it hard."
Cammalleri nearly got the hat trick on an 2-on-1 rush late in the period but Giguere made the save.
"He's a capable goaltender. He's going to make his saves," Cammalleri said. "I'm sure if you ask him on the goals he'd like to have them back and the ones he saved I'd like to have them back."
Giguere had to be sharp again in the third to keep the game from going to overtime. He stopped Cammalleri again on the power play in the first minute of the period and made 13 saves in the frame.
Jiri Hudler had a backhand chance with 2:35 left but Giguere made a sprawling save.
The Flames pulled Ramo for an extra skater with just over a minute remaining but couldn't get the equalizer. Duchene iced it with an empty-netter in the final seconds. It was his 11th goal of the season.
"I think after the first period we might have taken them lightly," Duchene said. "We dominated the first period. The second and third I thought they were skating downhill."
Colorado survived to rebound after a tough loss to Nashville on Thursday.
"This was a big game for us. After going 12-1, you lose a game, it would be easy to go into bad habits and lose some," Giguere said. "We ended up getting a big win. We should be happy with this one."
The Flames are searching for answers after another tough loss. They started the season 4-2-2 but have earned just four points in their last nine games.
"We had some real bad turnovers that ended up in our net," Calgary coach Bob Hartley said. "This league, it's not a feel-good league. Moral victories do not exist, you need to put points on the board."
The Avalanche scored first when O'Reilly one-timed a pass from P.A. Parenteau just 5:31 into the game. It was O'Reilly's sixth of the season and extended his goal streak to three games.
NOTES: Avalanche D Ryan Wilson (back) was scratched from the lineup. Nick Holden played in his place against Calgary. Wilson is expected to miss at least two weeks. ... The Flames acquired D Ladislav Smid and goalie prospect Olivier Roy from Edmonton for centre Roman Horak and goalie prospect Laurent Brossoit on Friday. Smid is expected to join the team in Calgary on Saturday while Roy will report to Anchorage of the ECHL. ... Duchene missed Thursday's practice with a bruise foot suffered in Wednesday's loss to Nashville.


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My granddad always used to say, "As one door closes another one opens". Lovely man. And terrible cabinet maker.
Jewish, Italian and Irish Grandparents and a few facts*
*The Jewish Elbow...*
A Jewish grandmother is giving directions to her grown grandson who is
coming to visit with his wife.
"You come to the front door of the apartments. I am in apartment 301. There
is a big panel at the front door. With your elbow, push button 301. I will
buzz you in. Come inside and the elevator is on the right. Get in, and with
your elbow, push 3rd Floor. When you get out, I'm on the left. With your
elbow, hit my doorbell. OK?"
"Grandma, that sounds easy, but, why am I hitting all these buttons with my
elbow? ........
"What . .. . .. .. You're coming empty handed?"
*Wise Italian Grandfather*
An old Italian man in Brooklyn is dying. He calls his grandson to his
bedside, "Guido, I wan' you lissina me. I wan' you to take-a my chrome
plated ..38 revolver so you will always remember me."
"But grandpa, I really don't like guns.. How about you leave me your Rolex
watch instead?"
"You lissina me, boy! Somma day you gonna be runna da business, you gonna
have a beautiful wife, lotsa money, a big-a home and maybe a couple of
bambinos. "
"Somma day you gonna come-a home and maybe finda you wife inna bed with
another man. "Whatta you gonna do then? Pointa to you watch and say, 'Times
up!' "?
*Irish blonde...*
An attractive blonde from Cork, Ireland, arrived at the casino. She seemed
a little intoxicated and bet twenty thousand dollars in a single roll of
the dice.
She said, "I hope you don't mind, but I feel much luckier when I'm
completely nude." with that, she stripped from the neck down, rolled the
dice and with an Irish brogue yelled, "Come on, baby, Mama needs new
As the dice came to a stop, she jumped up and down and squealed. "Yes! Yes!
I won, I won!" She hugged each of the dealers, picked up her winnings and
her clothes and quickly departed.
The dealers stared at each other dumbfounded.
Finally, one of them asked, "What did she roll?" The other answered, "I
don't know - I thought you were watching."
Not all Irish are drunks, not all blondes are dumb,
..... but all men...
are men!
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FACT: 1 old person is reading emails and/or UKW!
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Evolution Hoax
According to Ali b. Abu Talib, Rasulullah (saas) said:
"I fear no believer or polytheist regarding my Ummah . BECAUSE HIS FAITH PREVENTS A BELIEVER (COMMITTING EVIL). DISBELIEF ALSO DESPATCHES THE POLYTHEIST. WHAT ACTUALLY WORRIES ME IS GLIB HYPOCRITE. BECAUSE THAT SAYS THINGS YOU WILL LIKE BUT DOES THINGS YOU WILL DISLIKE." (Tabarani, al-Mu'jamu'l-awsat ve al-Mu'jamu's-sagir, Ilim Kitabi, Munafigin polemigi (Book of Knowledge, Polemics of the Hypocrite), p. 512)
In the hadith our Prophet (saas) draws Muslims' attention to glib hypocrites. As we know, hypocrites cunningly live among Muslims and portray themselves as such, but who make use of the opportunities provided by them and seek their own self-interest. Hypocrites who do not in fact believe in Allah but pretend to have faith will also be present among Hazrat Mahdi's (as) community of 313 people. In the same way they behaved hypocritically toward our Prophet (saas) and his people 1400 years ago, so they will use the same cunning stratagems to oppose Islam now. They will employ such methods as spreading corruption, strife and disorder, setting Muslims against one another and mocking Muslims, in their own eyes, in order to strive against Islam.
One of the aspects of hypocrites that Allah refers to in the Qur'an is their way of speaking:
When you see them, their outward form appeals to you, and if they speak you listen to what they say. But they are like propped-up planks of wood. They imagine every cry to be against them. They are the enemy, so beware of them. Allah fight them! How they are perverted! (Surat al-Munafiqun, 4)
As in the verse, our Prophet (saas) also refers to this aspect of the hypocrites in the hadith. The people in question use their glibness and ready answers against the religion, not on behalf of Islam. They engage in mocking talk about the religion and religious values, and strive to make people laugh at them by making improper jokes. But in doing this they are cunningly striving against the Qur'an and the religion of Allah, and the unbelievers support them in their struggle against Muslims.


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Pear and Frangipane Pie Recipe
This is a less delicate version of a classic French tart. The combination of spiced, poached pears and frangipane, a custard-like, almond confection is harmonious. The slightly bitter almonds offset the sweetness of the pears perfectly.
To make the poached pears, refer to this recipe.
- Yield:8
- Active time: 1 hour
- Total time:4 hours
- Rated:
- One half recipe Easy Pie Dough, shaped and chilled in a pie plate
- 6 tablespoons butter
- 1 cup sugar
- 6 ounces almond paste
- 2/3 cup blanched almonds, ground
- 1 egg
- 2 egg yolks
- 2 tablespoons flour
- pinch of salt
- 5 poached pears, cooled, cored and sliced the long way into 1/8 inch pieces
Preheat the oven to 425° Fahrenheit. In the bowl of a stand mixer fitted with a paddle attachment, cream the butter and sugar together until light and fluffy. Add the almond paste in four additions, beating well after each one. Scrape down the sides and add the egg and yolks and beat well for one minute. Scrape down the sides and add the ground almonds, flour, and salt. Mix until combined, set aside.
Line the bottom of the shaped, chilled pie shell with foil. Cover the foil with pie weights or dried beans and blind bake the pie shell for 15 minutes, rotating halfway through. Remove the shell from the oven and remove the weights and foil. spread about 1/3 of the frangipane on the bottom of the partially baked pie shell. Cover with a thin layer of pears (approximately 1 pear's worth. Cover the pear layer with the remaining frangipane. Fan the sliced pears out into circles on the top. Turn the oven down to 350° and bake for approximately 45 minutes on the lower rack, rotating halfway through, until the frangipane puffs and turns golden brown on the surface. Allow the pie to cool completely, about 1 hour. Serve immediately.
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Baby delivered after mother dies
HAMDEN -- Meskerem Legesse was just three weeks from the finish line.
A world-class marathon runner from Ethiopia, it was supposed to be the homestretch of her pregnancy, a time of anticipation and jubilation.
Instead, the 26-year-old Legasse will never get to kiss her baby's nose. Or tickle its tiny toes.
The Westport woman suddenly collapsed and died Monday night at a Chinese restaurant in Hamden. The baby was later delivered by doctors and emergency crews at Yale-New Haven Hospital.
Michael Cheng, manager of Hing Wah on Dixwell Avenue, said video showed that the woman had been dragged into the restaurant by her young son.
"She sat down on a chair and, less than 10 seconds later, she collapsed," Cheng said, adding that she hadn't eaten any food before she collapsed.
Most sources have reported that the woman's name was Meskerem Legesse, a professional marathoner who ran in the 2004 Olympics in Athens. Both Yale-New Haven Hospital and the Connecticut Medical Examiner's Office have her name listed as Meskerem Gebre, but the medical examiner's office confirmed that the woman who died was indeed a marathon runner from Ethiopia.
Emergency crews performed CPR on Legesse, who was three weeks away from delivering her second child. She was taken to Yale-New Haven Hospital, where officials said her time of death was 11:31 p.m. Monday, but offered no other details.
Charles Babson, general manger for ambulance company American Medical Response, confirmed that the baby was delivered at the hospital. He said the effort was a collaboration among services, which included the Hamden police and fire departments.
"Even though it was a tragic outcome, (responding to these events is) what these guys are trained for," he said.
Legesse's children are now with their father and arrangements are being made to bring Legesse's body to Ethiopia, said Legesse's friend, Fatima Sene. Legesse was planning to get married to the children's father, she said.
"It is very sad. She was a very good person," Sene said. "She would do anything for anybody. And she loved that little boy she left behind."
A source at the medical examiner's office said the office was contacted about doing an autopsy, but declined because of the woman's health history. The source wouldn't elaborate, but Sene has said Legesse had heart trouble. The medical examiner's office said Yale is now scheduled to do the autopsy. The hospital would not confirm that, however.
Kassahun Kabiso, an elite Ethiopian runner who lives in the Bronx, N.Y., knew Legesse and was taken aback by the tragedy.
"She was a good person and a good athlete. That's why we're confused," Kabiso said of her sudden death.
It's relatively rare for a woman to die during pregnancy, according to the March of Dimes.
The organization showed that between 2003 and 2007, there were 13.3 maternal deaths for every 100,000 live births in the United States. The rate in Connecticut was even lower, with 8.1 maternal deaths for every 100,000 live births.
Dr. Robert Stiller, section chief of maternal fetal medicine at Bridgeport Hospital, agreed that it's unusual for women to die while pregnant. He said when a woman does die, there is generally an extenuating circumstance, such as the mother having uncontrollable high blood pressure.
When these incidents happen, Stiller said, "the key is to get the baby delivered within five minutes of the mother's death."
Staff writer Amanda Cuda, correspondent Meg Barone and the Associated Press contributed to this report.


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Moravian Academy Theatre presents "The Mystery of Edwin Drood," the 1986 Tony Award Winner for Best Musical, March 1-3. Inspired by the great British Music Hall and Melodrama traditions of the Victorian Era, "Drood" promises and evening of thrills and chills, hilarity and hijinks, and a surprising ending.
As the Music Hall's distinguished Charman tells us, this show is "a musicale with dramatic interludes" based on the final work of Charles Dickens who died halfway through writing it. And so we shall rely on an exciting theatrical innovation: the audience shall vote and select our ending… and we, the vigilant company of the Music Hall, shall strive to contrive an ending to your specifications! So join us to celebrate the 200th Birthday of Charles Dickens and help solve this hilarious who-done-it.
A preview performance will be held 6 p.m. Feb. 28. Performances are 7:30 p.m. March 1 and March 2 and 2 p.m. March 3 at Dyer Auditorium, Walter Hall, Moravian Academy Merle-Smith Campus, 4313 Green Pond Road, Bethlehem. Reserve tickets are $5 for preview performance and $10 for all other performances. To reserve tickets, call 610-691-1600, ext. 325.
William Cartwright, Chairman... Connor McInerney
John Jasper/Clive Paget...Joshua Ruebeck
Edwin Drood/Alice Nutting... Jessica Jacoby
Rosa Bud/Deirdre Peregrine...Arielle Siner
Wendy/Isabel Yearsley... Jacqueline Lewy
Beatrice/Florence "Flo" Gill... Christina Stella
Helena Landless/Janet Conover... Madeline Weston
Neville Landless/Victor Grinstead...Casey Parent
Crisparkle/Cedric Moncrieffe... Josh Aurand
Princess Puffer/Angela Prysock...Megan Keller
Durdles/Nick Cricker...Evan Richter
Deputy/Nick Cricker, Jr....Ben Ahmad
Dream Drood/Violet Balfour... Kylee Jacoby
Dream Jasper/Montague Pruitt...Noah Ruebeck
Waiter/Bazzard/Philip Bax... Collin Brown
Dream Rosa/Gwendolen Pynn...Alisa Hardy
Cloisterham Citizen/James Throttle... Jamie Iacono
Cloisterham Citizen/Harriet Sayle...Jade Appel
Cloisterham Citizen/Sarah Cook... Emma Brown
Cloisterham Citizen/Beatrice Smythe...Grace Vorosmarti
Cloisterham Citizen/Portia St. John...Andie Burns
Cloisterham Citizen/Medford Moss...Kyle Whang
Cloisterham Citizen/Rosalind Bond... Sasha Cheer
Cloisterham Citizen/Mary Arden...Katharine DeMasi
Cloisterham Citizen/Susana Hall... Jess Lewy
Cloisterham Citizen/Judith Quiney...Sam Roschewsk
Christian Bakopoulos
Melissa Becker
David Brandt
Alec Cohan
Alexis Ferguson
Stefan Joseph
Gareth Messman
Tayte Messman
Michael Pappalardo
Sarah Roth
Jarrod Yuskauskas (Director/Choreographer/Dialect Coach/Scenic and Costume Designer)
Rob Riker (Musical Director/Conductor/Technical Director/Lighting Designer)
Linda Himic (Assistant Musical Director/Rehearsal Accompanist)
Dr. Catherine Moore (Dramaturg)
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