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A Bowl of Chili: 6 Different Takes on a Classic
We are of the opinion that you can never have too much of a good thing. Chili is definitely a good thing in our book, and we never tire of finding new ways to make it. The classic chili con carne is a winner, of course, but here are a few alternatives you might consider trying.
• Chicken Chili from Martha Stewart (via Bitten Word) - Ready in less than an hour, this stew picks up heat and depth from chiles in adobo.
• Spicy Lamb and Chorizo Chili from Bon Appétit - An interesting combination of meats.
• Poblano White Chili from Vegetarian Times - The goat cheese in this recipe is really intriguing.
• Pumpkin Chili with Cocoa from Tasty Kitchen - A sweet twist!
• Black Bean and Espresso Chili from Epicurious - Espresso adds deep roasted flavor
• Pork Chili Verde from Simply Recipes - If you've never made a chile verde with tomatillos and lots of garlic, you must try it soon.
What's your favorite take on chili?
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I made the Chile Verde from SimplyRecipes this weekend... probably my favorite cold weather meal ever, especially with homemade tortillas.
I've made the black bean chili from epicurious and it was big hit one new year's eve.
I support the addition of coffee flavors indicated in some of these recipes. In most classic chilis, by the time the deep flavor of the peppers begins to pop, guests are approaching burnout. Dialing down the peppers a notch and adding a tablespoon of instant coffee heightens the rich pepper flavor without sending Aunt May scrambling for a glass of milk. With pork and chicken, a similar amount of cocoa powder works the same magic.
I make a fast chili by doing this:
1 onion, chopped
2 cans corn, rinsed
2 cans black beans, drained/rinsed
1 big can crushed tomatoes
1 smaller can diced tomatoes
handful of chili pepper (not cayenne)
handful of cumin
a few dashes of cayenne
salt to taste
about a tbs or 2 of brown sugar (to taste)
Simmer for a while. Eat/enjoy.
Last month I made turkey and chicken chili:
And this morning I just wrote about creamy white chicken chili http://www.confessionsofachocoholic.com/recipes/creamy-white-chicken-chili
I love both recipes :)
MMmmmmm, Chili. Here's my Chorizo Chicken Chili recipe. Even better on day 2!
I made the Chicken Chili tonight. Hated it! Tasted more like barbecue than chili. And it was way too spicy hot! Should the chili powder have been paprika instead? I very disappointed Martha!
I really like this recipe from epicurious:
I use chuck roast (easier to find) and fresh tomatoes and green peppers and plenty of lime juice. I find spicy foods to be flat when there isn't added acid.
The comments on the Chicken Chili on Martha's website say it was inedible.
As for the Marth recipe, @lastlooks, its the adobo chipotles that are making the recipe spicy, not chili powder. chili powder (which i ONE time made the mistake of confusing for cayenne, BIG BIG mistake) doesnt add heat, just flavor. and if you want to get rid of some of the bbq flavor, rinse the chipotles -- the one time i used canned chipotles i tasted the sauce first and yup - bbq.
I have lots of ground venison in the freezer, and I think that chili might be the best use for it.
Anyone have an awesome venison chili recipe?
I have a basic veggie chili recipe I love - kidney & pinto beans, vegetarian burger crumbles, peppers, onions, tomatoes, spices. yum.


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How Much Cotton Will Be Planted in 2013?
Mike Milam
We had expected a large drop in cotton acreage in Missouri for 2013 because of the corn, soybean and wheat prices. When the National Cotton Council's Planting Intentions report was announced on Feb. 8, Missouri had the smallest percentage drop in the Mid-South with 31.6 percent. The projection is for us to drop from 350,000 to 239,000 acres. This is much less than the 500,000 acres planted in 2006. However, a lot can happen prior to planting.
Our projection was 400,000 last year, and we were not able to get the fields planted due to the drought. The good news for now is that we finally have good moisture levels in the fields and water in the ditches. According to the Drought Monitor for Feb. 5, our entire cotton growing area has lost its abnormally dry status. While driving around in Dunklin and Pemiscot Counties, I saw water standing in the middles. Still, we also had plenty of moisture at this time in 2012.
Even under drought conditions last year, the USDA is projecting a yield of 1,033 pounds in Missouri for 2012. Our irrigation potential helps us to overcome the extreme moisture deficits. We expect that the resistant pigweed populations will continue to be a challenge for our producers this year. During the fall, I was expecting herbicide carryover for this season. I still recommend taking soil samples and planting broadleaf seeds to see if there is crop injury before planting the entire field.
David Wright
This has been a winter of indecision for many producers wondering what to plant in the Southeast. Cotton prices have risen some and will help keep acreage close to what was planted last year. With no contracts for peanuts, some producers are looking at the possibility of corn and soybeans, but little infrastructure is left of what we had at one time.
Many of our cotton producers have been making very good yields with the new varieties, and there is a lot of new technology coming along that will help with weed and insect control. Many producers have made the best yields ever over the last three to four years, proving that companies have made advances in breeding high-yielding varieties that do well across many environments.
Producers need to be concerned about root-knot nematodes in cotton and using better rotations as many of the fields that I visited in 2012 had potassium deficiency that was the result of nematodes feeding on root systems. Rotations with peanuts will help while soybean rotations may make the problem worse. Plan ahead to ensure that future crops have the best environment for making high yields.
David Kerns
The rain has continued to fall throughout Louisiana in February, adding to an already saturated soil. We are appreciative of the aquifer recharge, but at some point enough is enough. Let's save some of this precipitation for July and August. The excessive wet weather has us concerned about our fertility programs and weed control.
Every sunny day sees our aerial applicators busy with winter burndown operations, but we are concerned that we may not be able to effectively eliminate some maturing weeds. Producers who conducted fall burndown operations are giving themselves a deserved pat on the back. Weeds such as henbit are particularly worrisome since they are especially difficult to control when mature, and they serve as a green bridge for a variety of arthropod pests such as spider mites, plant bugs and a number of caterpillar species.
Wet weather is also delaying fertilizer applications such as phosphorus and potassium, but we still have some time before we plant, starting around mid-April. We are wrapping up the last of our production meetings, finalizing seed selection and making what we hope are the final repairs to our tractors and implements before taking to the field.
Guy Collins
Although Georgia's statewide cotton acreage is projected to decrease in 2013, there is still substantial optimism for cotton in southwest Georgia. Many producers in this area are suggesting that their cotton acreage will remain stable, and some are actually indicating that they will slightly increase their cotton acreage. The reasons vary, but these decisions are most commonly a result of the intended reductions in peanut acreage and the recent increase in cotton prices (as of mid-February).
Competition with corn and beans is certainly a reality. But this varies widely from region to region and producer to producer. A lot can happen between now and planting time. However, the outlook for cotton remains positive.
Much of Georgia's Cotton Belt was blessed with significant rains in mid-February, replenishing ponds and soil moisture. Hopefully, this will continue into planting to give our producers a good start. Many producers have made their variety decisions by this point, but it is still important to consider the most yield-limiting factor in some fields, as some of these factors may influence which variety to plant.
Although water is the most common yield-limiting factor (in which variety response to episodic stress may influence variety decisions), nematodes have become more of a problem in some fields due to the loss of Temik.
Darrin Dodds
For many with too many irons in the fire, the easiest way to keep up with all you have to do is through lists. Given that March has arrived, you should be going through your final checklist to prepare for the upcoming growing season. Equipment maintenance was likely one of the first things on the list, particularly for those of you with grains who will be headed to the field when this issue of Cotton Farming arrives in your mailbox.
Variety selection decisions have been made although they may undergo some last-minute adjustments. In addition, pest management plans should have been discussed although they are subject to change, depending on presence or absence of specific pests.
The variable that is most difficult to plan for is the weather. With the unpredictability of the weather, keeping some cotton in your cropping mix may pay dividends when fall arrives. Mississippi has been blessed with bountiful harvests for the past few seasons. However, adverse weather conditions can have a substantial impact on crop performance, particularly where irrigation is not an option.
There is no question as to why cotton acres are declining; however, if the weather doesn't cooperate in 2013, you may be thankful that you decided to plant a portion of your crop to cotton.
Gaylon Morgan
Cotton producers in the Rio Grande Valley and Coastal Bend of Texas are quickly approaching their typical planting date for cotton. These regions received some rain since the beginning of 2013, but planting moisture and deep soil profile moisture are quite limited. Cotton acres are expected to drop substantially in the RGV, but to a lesser degree in the Coastal Bend.
The Upper Gulf Coast and portions of the Blacklands received some good rains this year, and the soil profile is in good shape for this time of year. The largest percentage drop in cotton acres is expected in these two production regions as producers shift to various grain crops. In the Rolling Plains, a substantial amount of wheat was planted behind failed cotton, and this wheat crop has received sufficient rain to keep it alive to this point.
Producers are still weighing several factors on planting cotton versus sorghum, but many expect much more sorghum in the Rolling Plains.
On the bright side of reduced cotton acres, the shift to more grain acres will provide producers with a great opportunity to manage problematic weeds and glyphosate-resistant weeds with different herbicide chemistries at preplant, preemergence and postemergence applications. Additionally, crop rotation research has consistently shown yield advantages to rotating crops, whether from breaking the life cycle of key pests or other benefits with soil health.
For those producers who have postponed selecting their cotton varieties for 2013, information on both large-plot and small-plot cotton variety trials can be found at www.cotton.tamu.edu. Also, two new publications on managing weeds in cotton can be found on the same Web page.
Randy Norton
It was a long four weeks of harvest, but I'm feeling pretty good right now. With warm weather quickly approaching and soil temperatures beginning to creep up to acceptable levels, we will begin to see planters in fields across Arizona. In fact, in some areas of western Arizona, planters are already busily at work placing seed in the ground.
When to plant can be a challenging decision. Some areas of the state have time constraints on the back end of the season that necessitate early planting in order to get cotton out of the field in time for other fall crops to be planted in a timely fashion. In some areas of the state, producers are attempting to capitalize on the long growing season to produce a true, full-season cotton crop planted in early March and not harvested until late December.
Other areas of the state have reduced seasons due to higher elevations and cooler temperatures. In order to maximize the crop production cycle, an early planting is preferred to avoid any damaging frost that may come early in the fall. Regardless of the reason for getting "in" early, care should still be taken in order to obtain a healthy and vigorous start to the season.
Seed costs and other production costs make it economically dangerous to perform the task of planting any more than one time. Research conducted over the years at the University of Arizona has demonstrated the importance of having adequate soil temperatures to encourage strong seedling emergence and avoid early season seedling diseases. A favorable five-day
weather forecast and minimum soil temperatures at four inches of 60 to 65 degrees are recommended as optimum planting conditions. Soil temperatures in the range of 55 to 60 degrees are marginal and below 55 degrees is likely to result in slow germination and increased probabilities of seedling disease and poor stands.
In most cases, your patience will be rewarded by waiting for a cold front to pass or the chance of a rain shower to pass prior to planting. A simple meat thermometer can be used to measure soil temperature right in the field on your farm. Also, Dr. Paul Brown maintains the University of Arizona's Meteorological Network (AZMET) at cals.arizona.edu/azmet that tracks soil temperatures in a wide variety of locations across the state. This information is free and available along with an actual planting forecast for all the cotton producing regions of Arizona, so check it out.
Charles Burmester
With record cotton yields in Alabama in 2012, it seems strange to be predicting a sharp decline in cotton acres in Alabama in 2013. The largest percentage of cotton reduction will be in the northern third of the state where acreage could be reduced by 50 percent. Rotations to wheat, corn and soybeans are possible for most farmers in this area.
The profit potential for these crops is outshining cotton this year. Cotton acreage in the rest of the state will be down, but the percentage loss will be much less than northern Alabama. Many of the sandy soil acres in the southern part of the state are in a peanut-cotton rotation. Predicted reduction in peanut acres in 2013 may actually help maintain cotton acres in this part of the state in 2013. Final cotton acreage numbers in Alabama are still a question at this time and may largely depend on planting conditions for corn this spring.
Hunter Frame
The 2012 growing season was a record book year for cotton production in Virginia. Ample rainfall and a quiet hurricane season produced an average yield exceeding 1,100 pounds per acre. The only negative to beginning a career in cotton during 2012 is that it may very well be the best I experience during my career.
High yields remove more nutrients than lower yields, and soil sampling during the early spring will help prevent any nutrient deficiencies. Potassium leaching on sandy soils is also a concern given the high rainfall totals for 2012. To prevent potassium deficiency for the 2013 growing season, I encourage producers to do some soil sampling – especially fields containing sandier soils. Virginia Tech offers free soil analyses to commercial producers as well as soil test recommendations. Maintaining adequate soil nutrient levels is essential to achieve yield goals.
As producers gear up to plant, selecting the proper variety will be critical to achieve yield goals for 2013. Proven varieties continued to lead the pack in the 2012 Virginia OVTs and county variety strip trials; however, 2013 will see the introduction of several new varieties with a wide range of traits beneficial to Virginia producers. I look forward to working with our producers in 2013 and hope we have yields similar to 2012.
Keith Edmisten
Cotton planting season is coming soon, and we probably need to rethink the timing of cotton planting, particularly since many producers are planning to reduce cotton acreage this year. I think we would all agree that planting several varieties is a good way to manage risk.
If we knew what weather was in store for 2013, we could all probably pick one variety and do well. We don't know the weather, so planting various varieties helps manage risk associated with unknown weather.
Spreading the planting date is similar. If we knew the weather ahead of time, we could pick a short planting window. The best planting date varies from year to year. Therefore, spreading our planting dates over a reasonable period helps manage risk similar to utilizing multiple varieties.
Data in North Carolina suggest that we should not start plant-ing before we get a five-day window that will accumulate at least 25 DD60s (higher is better, of course), and we should plan to conclude planting by May 25. Early planted cotton will be more subject to thrips damage, and thrips damage can result in a maturity equal to cotton planted a week or two later. Planting from May 25 through June 5 will often result in slightly reduced yields, whereas planting after June 5 is risky – especially if there is no moisture to obtain a quick stand.
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Disastrous State of Conservative Movement on Full Display at CPAC
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This week is the right wing's annual Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC), which is organized by the 50-year old American Conservative Union. CPAC is where conservative stars are born, and where hopeful Republican Party presidential candidates undergo the mandatory rite of passage.
"After the Super Bowl and the two parties' national conventions, CPAC is the most covered event in the country," says Al Cardenas, chairman of the American Conservative Union. "It's the only venue where thousands of activists get to see, back to back during our three-day conference, the likely 2016 leading GOP presidential candidates and begin to create perceptions which last through Election Day."
With the national mainstream media tuning in, it's an opportunity for the Republican Party to let America know exactly where it stands on the issues du jour.
Last month, the NORC Center for Public Affairs Research released the results of a major new survey that reveals the American people's list of issues they believe should be the focus of government attention in 2014.
Healthcare reform tops the public's list of priorities, mentioned by 52 percent of respondents as one of the top 10 problems, followed by unemployment (42 percent), the economy in general (39 percent), and the federal deficit (31 percent). On healthcare, it's significant to note that a majority of Americans favor improving the Affordable Care Act, despite the GOP's never-ending story of voting to repeal it.
Day 1 of CPAC addressed absolutely nothing when it comes to what concerns Americans the most. Instead it became the usual conservative conference where middle-class Republicans go to have rich Republicans teach them how to beat up on middle-class Americans. The first day of the event had no shortage of offensive sound bites.
Donald Trump said, "Immigrants are taking your jobs," while also mistakenly contending that President Carter was deceased. The NRA's Wayne LaPierre said Americans need more guns because there are "knockout gamers and rapers" around every corner. Center for Neighborhood Enterprise president Robert L. Woodson, Sr. said black liberals made Detroit look like Hiroshima after it was nuked. "Poor people are suffering from their friends in Detroit, where they have been led by liberal black Democrats for 40 years, and it looks like Hiroshima did when it was bombed. Hiroshima looked like Detroit did 60 years ago."
Woodson left out the part where since the mid 1960s, the majority of Michigan state legislators and governors have been Republicans. He also left out how cheap, non-unionized labor in the South has drained Detroit of its auto industry jobs. But that's another story.
Leading into the event, CPAC made headlines for all the wrong reasons when it shut out gay and atheist groups, while welcoming an anti-immigrant organization run by a white nationalist. If there was ever a textbook example of political tone-deafness, surely this must be it, especially given the national outrage Arizona Republicans whipped up in voting for a bill that would have enacted Jim Crow-era laws against gay Americans.
A recent Public Religion Research Institute study reveals that nearly 7 in 10 (69%) Millennials (ages 18 to 33) favor same-sex marriage, yet the Republican Party is waging a war to discriminate against LGBTs in a dozen states. The GOP is alienating itself from average Americans in so many ways, but the party's undemocratic and un-American efforts to suppress the voting rights of minorities surely ranks at the top of the list.
After they got hammered in the 2012 election, and with early polls indicating the GOP might be facing an even bigger wipeout in 2016, a moment of introspection might have revealed valuable insights to the party. Instead, party leaders seem hell-bent on continuing the trend of demonizing the poor, gays, atheists, liberals, Muslims, and women in an effort to appeal to its rabid Christian evangelical base.
A new Pew Research Poll shows how dramatically the Republican Party is losing touch with young people, with 50% of millennials identifying as independent, 27% Democrat, while Republicans only draw 17% support. This is a big deal. Eventually, the party will run out of old, angry, white, heterosexual, religious people. Middle-class Republicans may soon realize that conservative headwinds are blowing against them, too.
On almost every issue, the GOP is on the wrong side of history and popular opinion. A majority of Americans now favor liberal policies, whether it's same-sex marriage, women's reproductive rights, immigration reform, sensible gun control laws, tax code reform, the minimum wage, the role of government, and healthcare.
Bizarrely, and against all the points raised above, the GOP will dominate in the 2014 midterms, due in part to the Republican Party's gerrymandering efforts post-2010 midterms. They may even take the Senate. This short-term win will only serve to push the party further to the right and, in doing so, further away from where most Americans stand.
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Will stock losses continue?
Technical indicators tell a bullish story
Stocks plunged Friday after traders, who were initially excited over Thursday's awesome third-quarter GDP numbers, awoke from their slumber and felt the urge to sell. And sell they did: The Dow Industrial Average (INDU) finished with a loss of 2.5% to close at 9,712 while the S&P 500 ($SPX) dropped 2.8% to finish at 1,036.
There was no shortage of catalysts for the decline. It was the end of the fiscal year for many portfolio managers, resulting in an increased in selling as profits are locked in and weak positions are culled. Bank stocks fell on word the government may require them to pay fees that will help unwind large firms that fail. Beleaguered small business lender CIT Group (CIT) inched closer to bankruptcy. It was reported that consumer spending fell in September. The U.S. dollar rose as overseas investors closed out carry trades funded with dollar borrowings. The list goes on.
But there reason for optimism. According to market sage Paul Desmond at Lowry Research, which one of the oldest technical newsletters on Wall Street, there is no indication that stocks are on the cusp of a major price top.
Desmond bases this observation on a combination of various long-term measures of market breadth as well as a proprietary measure of the supply, or selling pressure, of stocks. In his words:
"Every major market top in Lowry's 76 year history has been preceded by a sustained rise in Selling Pressure. With Selling Pressure recording a new 12-month low within the past two weeks, no such rise is now evident."
Translation: The evidence suggests stocks should level off here before resuming their march higher.
If you step back from the daily cut-and-thrust, it's clear that Thursday's big gains temporarily interrupted a minor correction that started on October 19 and had yet to fully run its course. (I wrote about the potential for trouble in a post back on October 21.)
Only very short-term technical indicators (including the percentage of stocks over their 10-day moving average) had moved well into oversold territory on Wednesday. Friday's action deepened the oversold condition, which as you can see in the chart above, has reached levels not seen since the March low.
This sets the stage for a potential rebound rally in the weeks ahead.
Note: The indicator used in the chart is the NYSE McClellan Oscillator, which is a momentum measure based on the number of net advancing issues minus the number of declining issues each day on the NYSE. Developed by Sherman and Marian McClellan, the Oscillator is calculated as the difference between 39-day and 19-day exponential moving average of the net advancing issues. You can find more information on the indicator and how to interpret it by clicking here.
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Two former Moon officials—a Republican incumbent and his Democratic challenger—seek election on Tuesday's ballot for the seat representing District 44 in the Pennsylvania House of Representatives.
Incumbent Rep. Mark Mustio, a former chairman of the seeks re-election to the seat. Mustio lost his bid for the Republican nomination in the state's 37th Senate District to Mt. Lebanon software CEO D. Raja.
He faces Democrat Mark Scappe in the contest. Scappe comes to the race after an unsuccessful bid for a third term on the Moon Area School Board. Moon voters ousted him during the 2011 municipal election.
Both candidates reside in Moon Township.
The candidates agreed that infrastructure and education will be central issues on voters' minds today at the ballot box.
"The underlying issues are transportation funding and education funding," Mustio said.
"I fought to restore education funding in the (latest Pennsylvania budget)," Mustio said. "I hope the Governor got the message and the cuts won't be so drastic this year."
Scappe touted his experience on the Moon Area School Board, saying he would work to restore education funding for state school districts.
"All the state has done is pass the buck down to the local school districts, who then have to pass the buck down to the taxpayers," Scappe said. "The state created this problem 10 to 12 years ago. Now it's up to the state to finish the problem."
Both candidates also expressed support for local control on Marcellus shale drilling in communities.
The candidates split on reform to the state's liquor store system: Scappe said he would not support efforts to privatize the state store system. Mustio said he would begin reforming the system by privatizing select stores, allowing them to compete with the state system.
The candidates also differ on women's reproductive issues and abortion: Scappe, who has been endorsed by Planned Parenthood, said he is pro-choice, while Mustio, endorsed by the Pennsylvania LifePAC, is pro-life on the issue.


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Read the description of each segment, then identify up to three elements of powerful teaching and learning best represented in the segment. Once you've identified the elements, explain your answers.
If you don't know the conversion factor between a metric and a British unit, use the conversion factors you do know even though this may require more than one conversion step. Practice conversion problems with multiple conversion factors.
If you don't know the conversion factor between a metric and British unit, use the factors you do know even though this may require more than one step. So if you need to go from meters to inches start with meters to feet and then convert feet to inches.
Explore the concept of genetic inheritance. Learn how to calculate the probability that cystic fibrosis will be inherited using the Punnett square.
Help a fictional producer balance a tight budget with his desire to make a successful, critically acclaimed film. Decide on personnel (screenwriter, director, cast), location, special effects and marketing while always keeping the budget in mind.
Practice some of the vocabulary and grammar covered in the Puerto Rico episodes of Destinos.
One way to be sure you'll have enough money to live comfortably when you retire is to put your money in a savings account where it will collect interest. Find out how simple and compound interest can help your money grow and calculate your own savings.
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Copy a quilt block made of 16 squares. Each block will have one of the four symmetry types: H, M, B, or S and you choose which you think it is.
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Baroque Christmas Concert - From the Cathedral in Freiburg DVD. Color, standard, 60 minutes.
Freiburg in winter. Accompanied by the sound of Johann Sebastian Bach's concerto in D major, BWV972, the camera slowly glides over the snow-covered forests and roof tops of the half-timbered houses towards the Centre of the town, to the Freiburg Minster.
The Minster is said to have the most beautiful spire in Christendom and is probably the oldest in Germany, having been completed during the Middle Ages and not added on during the 19th century as were the spires of the cathedrals in Ulm and Cologne. A magnificent setting, therefore, for a baroque Christmas concert.
The town�s Baroque Orchestra, now one of the best-known of its kind well beyond the country�s borders, welcomed that evening the American soprano Barbara Bonney, the baritone Matthias Goerne and the brass ensemble �German Brass�.
The aria Wachet auf Ihr Adern und Ihr Glieder was an appropriate beginning to the concert; carried along by the brilliant sound of the trumpets, Matthias Goerne gave a joyful interpretation of this bass aria from Johann Sebastian Bach�s cantata Unser Mund sei voll dess L�chelns, BWV110, which the composer wrote for Christmas Day 1725.


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The Indiana Department of Natural Resources and Governor Mike Pence are asking charges be dismissed against a couple who nursed an injured baby deer back to health.
Connersville police officer Jeff Counceller and his wife, Jennifer, were charged this month with illegal possession of a white-tailed deer, a misdemeanor that carries up to 60 days in jail and a $500 fine.
The couple found the injured deer in 2010 and named it Dani.
The DNR originally told the Councellers to return the ailing deer to the wild, but they took it home and nursed it back to health.
The Fayette County Prosecutor's Office will make the final decision in the case.
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The Celluloid Pantry: Crème Brûlée and Amélie (France, 2001)
[This week The Celluloid Pantry goes on location to Paris. Next week: Rome.]
Raspberries worn on the fingers like thimbles; a hand plunged deep into a cool sack of grain; the crack of a spoon against the brittle, caramelized top of an ice-cold crème brûlée, these are some of the small, ordinary pleasures cultivated by a quietly extraordinary young waitress in le Fabuleux destin d'Amélie Poulain (France, 2001).
If you are looking for the world of Amélie in Paris, Monmartre is the obvious place to start. Somewhere below the sun-bleached domes of Sacre-Coeur, and above the peep-shows of Pigalle, sits a small café called les Deux Moulins. Although it has none of the luminous reds and greens of its cinematic alter ego, from the exterior, this café is instantly recognizable as Amélie's workplace. And so, it comes as no surprise that one of the self-aware specialties of the house is crème brûlée.
Although it wasn't the best we'd ever tasted, it hardly mattered: crème brûlée is a continuum - all good. The center wasn't cold, but the caramelized top was nicely browned and gave way to the back of the spoon with a satisfying crack. The custard was smooth and tasted of cinnamon. But before we could finish, other Amélie-seekers entered the café, snapping photos in front of the large framed picture of her, set up in the back alcove like a shrine.
And so, if we didn't quite find Amélie's world here, we found it elsewhere and everywhere. In the raspberries at the marché Mouffetard still warm from the sun; in nested piles of fresh sardines shimmering in their otherworldly silver skins; and in a sparrow flying through the open doors of a bakery, touching down lightly on the cracked tiled floor to pick up a choice morsel before flitting away.
This is an old crème brûlée recipe that dates back to 1909. It was taken from The Ocklye Cookery Book by Eleanor L. Jenkinson. [via GourmetSleuth]
Crème Brûlée
serves 4-6
2 1/2 cups heavy cream or 1 1/4 cups heavy cream and 1 1/4 cups light cream
4 large egg yolks, well beaten
1/4 to 1/3 cup superfine sugar
Bring cream to a boil for about 30 seconds. Pour it immediately into the egg yolks, and whisk them together. Return the mixture to the pan and continue cooking without allowing it to boil. Stir the mixture until it thickens and coats the spoon. Pour into a shallow baking dish. Refrigerate overnight.
Two hours before the meal, sprinkle the chilled cream with the sugar in an even layer and place it under a broiler preheated to the maximum temperature (you may also use a torch just before serving). The sugar will caramelize to a sheet of brown smoothness. You may need to turn the dish in the grill to achieve an even effect. It is important that this step be done very quickly in order to keep the custard cold and firm and the top crisp and brown.
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I got a brulee torch as a housewarming present. I used it once to make creme brulee, but haven't had much use for it since. I'm curious to hear what other dishes can be improved by torching it. I don't like meringue, so that eliminates at least one dish for me.
Not used as intended: I had a minor fruit fly infestation, and didn't have a swatter handy. The only thing within reach was the brulee torch. Ashamed to say, the experience was oddly satisfying.
You can use the torch for carmelizing the sugar onto the rim of a cocktail glass when making certain cocktails. I've seen it done on a brandy glass for Spanish Coffee's. And then there is always smores....


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The Speakers Corner helps connect think tanks, academia, the media and the public to a diverse group of experts who can speak to UNDP's commitment to "empower lives" and build "resilient nations."
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What led more than 400 representatives of national and multinational companies, governments, trade unions, civil society and indigenous peoples' organizations to gather to discuss the impact of business on human rights? I asked myself this question as I opened the first Regional Forum for Latin America and the Caribbean on the Business Impact of Human Rights in Medellin, Colombia this August. Hundreds of top executives from the mining, energy, oil, food, beverage, banking/finance and agriculture sectors held an open dialogue with local communities, including campesinos and indigenous peoples, NGOs and public sector officials. Certainly the region has grown in recent years, but investments, especially related to extractive industries and land tenure, tend to spark social conflicts. And that's a challenge we all have to tackle together for truly sustainable development in the economic, social and environmental spheres. The United Nations Program for Development (UNDP) recognizes human rights as a central component of human development. And of course, human development is linked to the universal rights to equality, non-discrimination, participation and accountability. So we convened this forum in partnership with the Government of Colombia and the UN High Commission for Human Rights to provide a regional platform to promote and help implementRead More
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We live in times that seem to be defined by shocks and crises, and these have the potential to slow down, or even reverse, impressive achievements in human development over the years. There is, in fact, evidence that certain human development indicators have suffered setbacks in the context of a crisis. For example, as a result of the Asian crisis of 1997, the poverty rate in the Republic of Korea went from 2.6 percent in 1997 to 7.3 per cent in 1998. Similarly, the poverty rate in Indonesia almost doubled in the same period. Social protection can be an effective tool for helping people, households and economies to cope with vulnerabilities arising from economic shocks. Countries that had social protection programmes in place were better able to weather the recent economic downturn, and some economies were even able to recover faster. Brazil, for example, was one of the last economies to be hit by the recent crisis and one of the first to begin recovering from it. An important reason was an increase in cash transfers to families, which helped offset the negative effects of the crisis. But social protection can only go so far unless it is linkedRead More
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Arendalsuka. Does it ring a bell? Probably not, unless you are Norwegian. Arendalsuka is an interesting Norwegian creation: an annual open forum in the city of Arendal where stakeholders in politics and industry meet with citizens to debate public policies and policy development. I had the pleasure of attending and introducing our perspective on integrating environmental sustainability into the next global agenda that will follow the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs). As we approach the MDGs' target date of 2015, the United Nations is leading an unprecedented public outreach effort that has so far given voice to almost 1.3 million people in 194 countries on their expectations for the next development goals. This new approach is re-shaping multilateral decision-making by empowering citizens to come together, discuss and take concrete action on pathways to a more sustainable future. Their voices are being heard by Member States and feeding into the process to deliver the next set of development goals. This "global conversation" has revealed that people believe overwhelmingly that sustainable development needs to be approached in an integrated way – addressing the economic, social and environmental aspects simultaneously. It also indicated that the link between environmental sustainability, income poverty and inequalities has beenRead More
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A lost on final day at Arno Zoske Tournament
August 31, 2003
Olympia, WA - Everyone knew it would happen, eventually. That The Evergreen State College Women's Soccer team would lose a game during the 2003 season. Not a lot of people, other than the opposing team, though it would happen today.
Sunday, the final day of the 2nd Annual Arno Zoske Soccer Tournament, with the tournament championship on the line, the Geoducks and the Pacific Lutheran Lutes took the field. Ninety minutes later, when the players, coaches, fans and officials left the field, PLU (2-0) had their second victory of the young season, having defeated Evergreen (1-1) 3-1. But, due to the tournament tie-breaking format, the Lutes took home the 2nd place trophy and Western Baptist was named the tournament championship.
Although both PLU and Western Baptist had identical 2-0 record, Western Baptist's shutout of Rocky Mountain (0-2), 3-0, on Saturday gave the Warriors an additional point, enabling them to nudge tournament championship away from the Lutes.
Initially it looked as though Evergreen might very well will their own tournament, when Tiffany Fenster (Seattle, WA/Roosevelt HS) scored the opening goal in the 13th minute. But a ricochet shot off Evergreen goalkeeper Carly Stewart's (Federal Way, WA/Kennedy HS) outstretched fingers and the right goal post, by PLU forward Alyssa Burleson, tied the score in the 21st minute.
"Carly played very well," said Arlene McMahon, head women's soccer coach. "She made some very big saves and showed that she will be a force to reckoned with in the conference."
Fourteen minutes into the 2nd period Maja Pederson, on an assist from Nicole Roeder, powered a shot past Stewart to put the Lutes ahead. The back breaker for Evergreen came in the 64th minute. Defending the penalty box as is her job, senior Amanda Grayum (Tenino, WA/River Ridge HS) was called for a foul and Burleson got her second goal of the day on a penalty kick.
Minutes earlier Grayum showed everyone watching why she was voted 2nd Team All-Conference last season. A deflecting save by Stewart gave PLU a wide open shot on goal. Seeing the ball rolling toward the goal line Grayum made a slide save to keep it crossing the line. Then, while still on her back, she brought the ball under control and cleared it from in-front of the net, averting what looked like a give-me goal for PLU. In true sportsmanship, fans for both teams applauded her for her effort and athleticism.
For the final thirty-minutes the Geoducks continued to attack PLU goals. The fourteen shot taken by Evergreen, identical to the Lutes shot count, indicates their desire to win. But soccer is a game of inches and today the inches were too many for the Geoducks.
"I was very proud of the girls today," McMahon emphasized. "They did not let down when they got behind or from the heat."
The next game on Evergreen Women's Soccer schedule is on Monday (Sep. 18) and Seattle University in Seattle, a week away.


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Riding a bike can turn deadly in an instant, and a growing number of states are now passing bicycle helmet laws to help keep our kids safe.Many parents have a tough time getting kids to put on a helmet, so if it's fitting properly or not is something that may be overlooked.Kate Carr, president of Safe Kids Worldwide, shares three tips on how you can make sure their helmet fits just right.First of all, you want to make sure that there is about two fingers' width above the eyes. If they can see the edge of the helmet when looking up, that's perfect.When it comes to the fit of the straps around the ears, you want to see a "V" over the ears.Finally, make sure the chin strap is on just right. They should be able to open their mouth wide, but make sure it isn't too loose or too tight.One more tip: Buying a used bicycle helmet may save you some money, but it could also be dangerous! The helmet may be damaged from a previous incident and may not meet current safety standards. It could even carry head lice, so a helmet is one of those items you should always buy brand new.Copyright 2013 America Now. All rights reserved.
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The popular seaside resort of Bridgehampton is located in the area known as The Hamptons, this is towards the south-eastern side of Long Island, in New York State. The small town comes under the jurisdiction of the larger nearby settlement of Southampton. People take their holidays in Bridgehampton in order to take advantage of the great beaches that can be found in this part of the US. The Hamptons are a very attractive region and offers a huge choice of self catering accommodation for its American and international visitors alike.
The nearby beaches in Bridgehampton will prove to be one of the biggest draws if you travel to the area during the warmer summer months. Here you can enjoy activities such as swimming, snorkelling, scuba diving, jet skiing, surfing, wind surfing and sailing. The kids will simply love to explore the rock pools on the beach, in the hope of discovering some interesting species of marine life. There are some nature trails to explore on your holidays in Bridgehampton, as well as some extremely picturesque coastal walks. Other activities to consider include golf, cycling, canoeing, fishing and pleasure boat rides.
The town of Bridgehampton itself offers a great array of tourist facilities and these include a selection of restaurants, bars and antique shops. The Hamptons are famous for the production of wine and therefore you may well wish to take a tour of a nearby winery and perhaps take a few bottles back to your self catering accommodation in Bridgehampton. You cannot come to Long Island without spending at least a full day in the awesome and cosmopolitan city of New York. Downtown Manhattan is only 95 miles away and all of the world-famous attractions are waiting for you. These include The Statue of Liberty, Ellis Island, The Empire State Building, Central Park and some of the best department stores in the whole world.
Visitors on their holidays in Bridgehampton can look forward to some truly amazing weather during the main summer months. In fact, average temperatures will regularly hit the high-twenties degrees Celsius. The winter is a little milder than other parts of New York State, but still a little too cold to enjoy many activities. Average daytime values are likely to be between 4 and 7 degrees Celsius. Rainfall is fairly evenly spread throughout the year.
The best airport for your holidays in Bridgehampton will be New York (JFK). This airport welcomes many flights to and from London Heathrow (LHR) and these are operated through British Airways, Virgin Atlantic, Delta Airways, United Airways and American Airways.


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International competition has been a tradition in the sport of
lacrosse since 1860, when the Montreal Lacrosse Club competed
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the 19-year-old Prince of Wales, who went on to become King Edward
Lacrosse was an Olympic exhibition sport at the 1904 Games in St. Louis, the 1908 Games in London, the 1928 Games in Amsterdam, the 1932 Games in Los Angeles and the 1948 Games in London. In 1984, an international exhibition series was held in conjunction with the Summer Olympic Games in Los Angeles.
The quadrennial men's world lacrosse championship finds its roots in a 1967 international tournament in Toronto that was staged as part of Canada's centennial celebration. The Mount Washington Lacrosse Club from Baltimore represented the United States in the four-team invitational and won the event. Following that event, the International Lacrosse Federation was formed in 1974 and hosted the first formal men's world championship in 1974. Led by Jack Thomas, the United States poured in 70 goals in three games to win the championship with its closest competition coming against host Australia — a 20-14 victory.
The 1978 ILF World Championship in Manchester, England featured the biggest upset in the event's history. The U.S. dominated Canada 28-4 in roundrobin play, but in the championship match Canada stunned the U.S. 17-16 in overtime. Stan Cockerton, who had played collegiate lacrosse in the U.S. at North Carolina State, had six goals and three assists to lead the Canadians to the improbable victory. It marks the only loss for the U.S. in the ILF championship.
The ILF event came to the United States for the first time in 1982 and the U.S. recaptured the championship trophy with a 22-14 victory over Australia. Vinnie Sombrotto, who would eventually play on four U.S. teams, was one of six U.S. players named to the inaugural All-World team.
Canada served as host of the 1986 ILF championship and advanced to the final game before falling to the U.S. 18-9 for the title. Three-time U.S. team goalie Larry Quinn led a contingent of five U.S. players on the All-World team.
The 1990 ILF championship in Perth, Australia saw the first expansion of the event since its inception with the addition of the Iroquois Nationals to the field. The U.S. team came out on top with a 19-15 victory over Canada for the title while Dave Pietramala became the first U.S. team player to be named MVP of the event since Jack Thomas in 1974.
Japan joined the field for the 1994 championship in Manchester, England as the U.S. dominated the competition, including a 21-7 victory over Australia in the championship. Mark Millon set a U.S. team record with 41 points in the championship and the U.S. defense, anchored by future National Lacrosse Hall of Fame members John DeTommaso, Sal LoCascio and Pietramala, limited its seven opponents to just 44 goals.
The 1998 championship returned to Baltimore with a record 11 nations competing. In a game referred to by some as the best game ever played, Canada rallied from an 11-1 deficit in the third quarter to force overtime before the U.S. eventually won, 15-14, before 10,793 fans at Homewood Field. LoCascio made a record 32 saves for the U.S., including five in the overtime period.
The U.S. entered the 2002 championship (14 nations competing) in the rare role of underdog. With so many of the nation's top players choosing to play in the newly-formed Major League Lacrosse, the U.S. roster was a collection of primarily college players or recent college graduates. Darren Lowe, the lone returning player from the 1998 U.S. team, provided leadership and a team-high 30 points while Doug Shanahan earned MVP honors following a four-goal performance in an 18-15 victory over Canada for the title.
Canada ended the U.S. stranglehold in 2006, winning on its home soil by a 15-10 score. Twenty-one nations competed in the event and the U.S. was undefeated heading into the championhip game by virtue of a wild 13-12 victory over Canada in round-robin play. Canada won 20 of 28 faceoffs in the championship game to help wrap up the victory. Jay Jalbert was named the outstanding midfielder at the championships and was joined on the all-world team by Michael Powell and John Gagliardi.
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Summary: Can a single moment change your entire life? International lawyer Sophie Bellamy has dedicated her life to helping people in war-torn countries. But when she survives a hostage situation, she remembers what matters most; the children she loves back home. Haunted by regrets, she returns to the idyllic Catskills village of Avalon on the shores of Willow Lake, determined to repair the bonds with her family. There Sophie discovers the surprising rewards of small-town life&, including an unexpected passion for Noah Shepherd, the local veterinarian. Noah has a healing touch for anything with four legs, but he's never had any luck with women, until Sophie. Snowfall at Willow Lake speaks from the heart about all the loves that fill a woman's life, and all the ways that love is tested and made to grow. It's the story of what comes after a woman survives an unspeakable horror and finds her way home, to healing and redemption and a new chance at happiness.
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Keep your mind and body in balance 7 days a week. Pure Movement offers classes from morning to night, making it easy for you to find a class that fits your schedule.BarSculpt is the perfect complement to any fitness schedule and a great way to begin a fitness regimen. Pure Movement offers group classes and personal training in BarSculpt and Pilates.
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Evolv Men's Cruzer Shoe
FEATURES of the Evolv Men's Cruzer Shoe
- Low drop EVA midsole
- Plush insole
- Microfiber-lined cotton duck upper
- Unique split tongue
- Collapsible heel for slip-on use
- TRAX sticky rubber outsole
- Rubber toe cap
SPECIFICATIONS of the Evolv Men's Cruzer Shoe
- Profile: Trail running shoe last
- Upper: 100% Cotton canvas with medial vents
- Lining: Microfiber
- Closure: Lace closure with two eyelets and dual overlap tongue
- Insole: Microfiber lined foam
- Midsole: Soft microporous EVA
- Sole: TRAX high friction rubber with edging platfom
- Rand: High friction durable rubber toe
- Weight: 1/2 pair: 7.7 oz
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Super comfortable and I think the style is unique and cool looking with casual clothes. Marketed as an approach shoe but can't imagine they would stand up to any serious approaching unless it was relatively easy terrain. That said, makes for an awesome styling street shoe.
These shoes lack good solid support for difficult approaches. However, they're super light and have great sticky rubber, which makes them excellent for tricky descents. The weight they add to your harness is the equivalent to have some flip-flops attached; but they manage down climbs 1 million times better. That's right...1 million. If you climb in Eldo Canyon and get stressed out descending the slabs, you want a pair of these.
Got these because of all of the raves about how light they are sitting on a harness on a climb. Seems like they are barely heavier than my chalkbag! Also, be warned! The color description says gray, but they are more a metallic gray/purple. A little disappointing, but the weight and excellent performance on shorter approach hikes (even had to scramble a bit) was excellent! I'll buy another pair for sure!
Really awesome shoe on the rock. IMO the Cruzer doesn't fully fit under the approach shoe category, but doesn't quite fall under the climbing shoe realm either. Nice and comfortable for hanging out around camp (especially since the back end can collapse flat so the shoe is like a slipper). Also waaaaaay super light to haul up a climb for a walk off descent or even a bit more comfort for the rap back down. Downside is the laces feel a bit week/ready to snap when you really crank them down...
I got these shoes just to wear around town, so I can't comment on their rockworthiness. I like them, with a few minor complaints.First, the hard rubber sole makes the shoes noisy on a hard floor. Sort of like a pair of dress shoes.Second, I had a bit of trouble with the fit. I first ordered a 10.5; same as Adidas Superstars I've worn for years. The Cruzers seem to run small, and I had to exchange them for an 11, which seems more comparable to the 10.5 Adidas. The size 11 Cruzers still seems a bit smaller than the size 10 Chuck Taylor All-Star low-top that I also have.Bottom line, the shoes are comfy and look good, so I like them. Just pay attention to the sizes.
So you may think I'm weird because I wear these...BUT I DON"T CARE! They are sooooo comfortable and do not look super masculine (Guys, don't be afraid...they aren't girly, promise). The traction on these thing is insane...but just so you know, you should get a size bigger. Normally I get a size 8 in mens shoes, and I got a size 9 this time and they were perfect. But you will definitely love these.
Really rocking shoes. I am on my second pair not because they were worn out or damaged just cause they smelled so bad after wearing all summer with bare feet. Great for an approach shoe and to wear between climbs and super cool out at the bar. Thanks Evolv!
I just bought some of these after I was at a 24 hour climbing comp. and saw tons of people wearing these. They are definitely great approach shoes and they work pretty well for climbing too. I saw many people doing the enitre competition in these shoes. And, they look pretty stylish too!
Seriously, you should see the sexy little beast. She's got them in a cool tan color and they go great with jeans - or without.They're super light, but have held up great. Grab a pair.
Based on their casual appearance, I thought these would be much flimsier than they are; however, these shoes are much beefier than simple canvas shoes. The shoe has a leather lining that makes it quite sturdy - yet flexible and nice - feeling. And while the construction is solid, the shoe has very neutral/ minimal support... which I like, because I'm also into barefoot-style running, hiking, etc... Finally, the sole is very sticky. In general, I'd say the best word for this shoe is "nice" - nice feeling, nice to wear, nice looking, etc...
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