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Friday Recipe Exchange: Ice Cream Delights
It's that time again. Time to dig out the ice cream maker and try out some new recipes. I cannot express how much I love the ease of the frozen bowl style machine. No fuss, no mess.
Pictured above is this summer's first batch, Vanilla Nut Crunch, recipe here (where there is also a bonus kitteh)
And here are four of my favorites from the past summers:
Key Lime Pie Gelato, click here for recipes and photos.
Strawberry Ice Cream, two recipes here.
Blueberry Sorbet, recipe and photos here.
Chocolate-Hazelnut Gelato, really my very favorite of all the recipes, is here.
For the pet lovers, in case you missed it, Bixby needed to cool off in a cute video here. He now has his own kiddie pool in the yard because flooding the bathroom nightly was not an option.
What's on your menu for the weekend? Getting ready the big holiday? Any favorite frozen treat recipes?
Tonight's featured recipe is one of the most chocolaty ice creams ever. It takes a full cup of dark dutch cocoa and just enough sugar so it's not too sweet. The ice cream scoop in the photo was my very first Kickstarter contribution. It works great on the hardest frozen ice cream with little effort. But in all honesty, I contributed because the presentation was so funny and the inventor was a riot. I❤ engineers.
Dutch Chocolate Ice Cream
- 1 cup dark dutch cocoa, unsweetened
- 2/3 cup sugar
- 1/2 cup lightly packed brown sugar
- 1/8 tsp salt
- 1-1/2 cups milk
- 3-1/4 cups heavy cream
- 2 tsp good quality vanilla extract
mixing bowl, ice cream freezer
In the mixing bowl, combine cocoa, sugars and salt, until well blended, add milk and use a hand mixer on low speed to combine until sugar is dissolved (about 2 minutes). Stir in cream and vanilla by hand.
Freeze according to manufacturer's direction for your ice cream maker (for mine, I place the frozen bowl on the machine, add the paddle and the top, turn it on and then pour the ice cream mixture in while it's turning. 30 minutes later I have ice cream).
After it has completed its freezing cycle, you usually have a soft serve consistency, you can freeze it until hard. Makes about 1-1/2 quarts.
That's it for this week. There won't be an exchange next week because of the holiday. I hope you have a great week and a terrific 4th! – TaMara
Frozen Treats: Vanilla Nut Crunch (and Bonus Kitteh)
It was time to break out the ice cream maker and cool things off. I'd been focusing on gelatos the last couple of summers, but yesterday I wasn't interested in standing over the stove and stirring an egg mixture. I dug out the instruction manual for my Cuisinart machine and sure enough, there were some simple cream-only recipes. I decided to start with vanilla.
I have two favorite ice creams, one was Ben and Jerry's Wavy Gravy, RIP (their new hazelnut is inedible IMHO) and Blue Bell's Moo-llenium Crunch (fingers crossed they can come back from the shut down). I've mastered Chocolate-Hazelnut Gelato and it's a fine substitute for Wavy Gravy, so this time I thought I'd tackle the crunchy vanilla ice cream from Blue Bell.
From their description:
Classic vanilla ice cream with a combination of dark chocolate chunks, creamy caramel chunks, roasted pecan halves, chopped almonds and walnut pieces.
Vanilla ice cream recipe? Check. Dark chocolate? Check. Caramel chunks? Nope, but we'll get to that. Roasted pecans? Nope, will have to live without because I was not going to drop everything and run to the store. Almonds and walnuts? Check and check. On to the recipe:
Vanilla Nut Crunch
- 1-1/2 cups whole milk
- 1 cup sugar
- 1/8 tsp salt
- 3 cups heavy cream
- 2 tsp really good vanilla extract
- 1/4 cup chopped dark chocolate
- 1/4 cup chopped almonds (raw or roasted, unsalted)
- 1/4 cup chopped walnuts (raw)
- 1/4 cup chopped pecans (optional😉 )
mixing bowl, ice cream maker
In the mixing bowl, combine milk, sugar and salt, use a hand mixer on low speed to combine until sugar is dissolved (about 2 minutes). Stir in cream and vanilla by hand.
Freeze according to manufacturer's direction for your ice cream maker (for mine, I place the frozen bowl on the machine, add the paddle and the top, turn it on and then pour the ice cream mixture in while it's turning. 30 minutes later I have ice cream).
After it has completed its freezing cycle, fold in nuts and chocolate. Freeze until hard. Makes about 1-1/2 quarts.
Remember the caramel bits? I had a bottle of caramel syrup which made a nice topping and when I was done, it was pretty darn close to Moo-llenium Crunch. I'm sure pecans will make all the difference next time.
And here is a bonus kitteh because he had to "help" me take the photos today.
For tomorrow – Dutch Chocolate Ice Cream. Until then – TaMara
Creamy Coconut Shrimp
There was a variation of this at the Chinese buffet we frequent. It was pretty tasty but I didn't know what to call it and so asked the woman tending the counter. She named it Coconut Shrimp. I've seen the version of it that has battered shrimp coated with shredded coconut for deep frying but not this creamy version. A search for "creamy coconut shrimp" found several recipes – after discarding several that mentioned mayonnaise I settled on this one. I didn't have amaretto and didn't want to buy a bottle for the two tablespoons the recipe called for so I subbed in a little almond extract, adding a teaspoon to the coconut sauce mixture. In another departure I used cooked shrimp instead of raw. These two things were bad calls in retrospect. The dish really needed that bit a caramelization from cooking in the amaretto. That said, it was still an enjoyable meal.
Frozen Treats: Vanilla and Strawberry Ice Creams
After friends let me test drive their Cuisinart Ice Cream maker, I bought my own, so I thought it would be a good time to revisit a whole week of frozen treats, which will conclude with the Friday Recipe Exchange. I thought it would be good to start with the basics. The first recipe is for a cream only ice cream and I'll link to a JeffreyW post that has an egg custard ice cream. Then I'll add strawberries to it. These recipes all make 1 to 1-1/2 quarts.
Vanilla Ice Cream
- 2 cups half-and-half
- 1 cup whipping cream
- 1 cup sugar
- 1 vanilla bean, split and scraped (or 3 tsp high quality vanilla extract)
Combine all ingredients (including the bean and its pulp – if you're using extract, DO NOT add yet) in a large saucepan and place over medium heat. Stirring occasionally, bring the mixture to barely simmering, about 170 degrees F. Remove from heat and allow to cool slightly – remove the hull of the vanilla bean or add extract at this point, stirring in completely. Pour mixture into lidded container and refrigerate mixture overnight to mellow flavors and texture. Freeze mixture in ice cream freezer according to unit's instructions. The mixture will not freeze hard in the machine. It will reach a soft serve consistency. Then spoon the mixture back into a lidded container and harden in the freezer at least 1 hour before serving.
Strawberry Ice Cream (or really Any Berry Ice Cream)
- Make the vanilla base (above), cooled overnight
- 2 cups of chopped frozen strawberries (or any quality frozen berry of your choice)
- 1 tbsp vodka
ice cream maker Toss strawberries with vodka, stir into the cold vanilla cream mixture. Add to your ice cream maker and freeze according to unit's instructions. Again it will be a soft serve consistency when done, remove to an airtight container and freeze for 1 hour before serving.
As promised: For an egg custard ice cream, go to JeffreyW's post here.
JeffreyW makes strawberry ice cream, too
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That's your lot from the KC Stadium as Burnley record a massive three-point haul courtesy of a pair of second half Graham Alexander penalties and a fine free-kick from Wade Elliott. A remarkable dog-fight ensued here, with few predicting how this would have turned out when Hull took an early lead. Thanks for tuning in...
GOAL for Burnley!!!!! Elliott has smacked in a free-kick past Myhill with his right foot from the tightest of angles. Great finish but suspect goalkeeping.
There looks to be no way back for Hull here as the boos ring around the KC Stadium; the natives are not amused.
Nugent does well to get in a shot on the turn that tested Myhill as the referee indicates there will be five minutes injury time. Can the Tigers' pull off a late escape act?
The KC Stadium is emptying fast as Altidore sees a shot blocked after a bright run before Bullard slammed the ball a yard or so wide after it fell to him 30 yards from goal.
Burnley make a defensive change as striker Steven Fletcher, largely peripheral today, is replaced by centre-half Andre Bikey.
A fit-again Steven Caldwell replaces a knackered looking Duff. Fair play to the big centre-half for lasting this long after his first half head injury.
Hull's best chance of the second half goes begging as Hesselink turns a too tight Duff and lashes the ball invitingly across goal. The ball found Altidore on the stretch but he couldn't get any real connection and the chance was lost.
Myhill has to come off his line to clear from Nugent after Elliott's brilliantly weighted ball threatened to play in the Burnley front-man.
Brian Laws has been much maligned since taking over at Turf Moor, but credit where it's due - whatever he said at half-time has worked miracles.
Mouyokolo slings in a hopeful cross from the right that drifts harmlessly over Jensen's cross bar. The Tigers are struggling.
Cort gets in a good block as Bullard drills for goal from around 25 yards. Hull are getting the ball forward at every opportunity, but as yet are struggling to conjure any real chances.
It's been a remarkable second half. Burnley have looked a side transformed after a pretty dire first period. If ever you needed a calm head from the spot though, Alexander is probably the best in the business.
GOAL for Burnley!!!! Alexander has done it again with another perfect spot-kick. It was almost identical to his first, although this time higher to Myhill's left.
GOAL for Burnley!!!! Alexander is a model of confidence and composure from the spot as he sends Myhill the wrong way.
There are calls from the crowd for Dowie to change things as Burnley look the likelier to grab a winner. Looking at his bench, Folan and Jan Vennegoor of Hesselink are his most probable options.
The game springs to life as Bullard is denied by Jensen on the edge of the box, amid shouts of handball, after the giant keeper came flying out of his goal and missed a cross.
Glorious chance for Burnley goes begging as Duff, no more than eight yards from goal, was totally free but curled the ball a yard or so over the top. Wonderful opportunity for the Clarets.
Paterson tried to dink one over the wall but his shot was deflected over. The resulting corner was cleared by Mendy at the near post.
Burnley win a free-kick 25 yards from goal after Alexander is fouled, in the eyes of the referee, after trying to connect on the volley.
Frustration is growing in the home crowd as Hull fail to find a foothold. Of the two, it's Burnley who are edging the early sparring.
The second period has yet to come even close to settling, with Dawson's injury interupting play significantly.
After a lengthy delay the unfortunate Dawson is replaced by Nick Barmby. Looks like the Tigers will need to shuffle their pack.
Unfortunately it looks like I spoke too soon as the stretcher is on now. It didn't look like a bad one from where I'm sat but clearly this could be serious. A real shame to see a player needing extensive treatment.
Dawson is down to receive treatment after coming off worse in a 50-50 challenge with Mears. Can't imagine it's anything too serious.
Craig, who doesn't seem to be a Laws fan, has issued a rally call from Rossendale: "Come on Burnley. If there's any hope of our survival it's a must win today. The team need to pull together and do it for the fans, not for Laws! I've got a good feeling. Come on you clarets!"
That's your lot from the first half here from the KC Stadium. Hull will feel a little aggrieved not to be winning but Burnley will draw strength from not only Paterson's leveller but a decent end to the first period.
Hull are forced to clear as Elliott tries to bring down Paterson's clever cross. The Burnley man has done well down the right and can certainly put in a nice delivery.
Cork tries to slide in Nugent with a cute idea but the execution isn't there as Mouyokolo shrugs the Burnley man off the ball.
The final few minutes of the half have been really poor, with the ball spending the majority of its time in the air.
Altidore goes in the book for dissent after he was given a foul against him. He lashed the ball against the hoardings and narrowly missed the linesman. Oh how we would have laughed....
Mendy wins a corner down Burnley's left. Bullard slings the ball in but again the delivery is not the best as Burnley clear.
The Burnley faithful are in fine voice behind Jensen's goal as they celebrate what could prove to be a defining moment in their season.
Goal out of absolutely nothing from the Clarets and it was touch of real class from Paterson. Mears drilled a low cross into his path as he turned his man with the most deft of touches before nudging the ball beyond Myhill. Totally against the run of play but a fine piece of strike play by Paterson.
Laws must be tearing his hair out on the touchline, his side look totally devoid of ideas. After a neatish spell of ball retention Duff aimlessly launched the ball out of touch.
Hull go so close to doubling their advantage as Jensen has to scurry off his line to repel Altidore's stab at goal after a brilliant turn from the American made space. The rebound fell to Bullard but on the stretch he fired over.
Half an hour up here and it will be Dowie the much happier of the two bosses. Burnley have been dire to be fair, with Blake and Eagles surely going to be introduced at some stage.
Burnley's Elliott is perhaps lucky to escape a caution as he brings down a marauding Altidore. The resulting free-kick comes to nothing.
A cheeky free-kick from Bullard goes a yard or so over the top of Jensen's bar. Altidore rolled it to him and after flicking the ball up he volleyed over from around 25 yards.
Alexander nearly puts through his own goal trying to clear and from the resulting corner only Duff's desperate intervention prevents another Hull goal. The home side are turning the screw.
It's not one for the purists out there but it's difficult not to enjoy the blood and thunder. Hull win another corner as Duff nudges Altidore from getting a shot in.
Burnley's bandaged centre-half is back on the field, with Alexander reverting back to his midfield role. He's straight back into the action with a robust tackle on Altidore.
Duff is receiving treatment on a head injury following a challenge in the middle of the field. Looks like he'll be okay to continue.
A bit better from Burnley over the past couple of minutes as Elliott puts in a half decent cross and Mears blasts over after cutting inside from the right. There's a lot energy in the crowd but it's of the nervous variety.
Fox hooks the ball out of touch down the left as Hull make inroads on Burnley's backline. At the other end, Myhill does well to launch clear after being asked to deal with his second short back-pass of the afternoon.
Bit of lull over the past couple of minutes, Laws is barking instructions from the touchline but as yet, his masterplan doesn't seem to be working.
Burnley clear but they are having real difficulty getting any time on the ball. They look desperately short of confidence.
Duff is forced to clear away after Mendy drops a long throw into the box. Dowie will be pleased with his side's intensity as they win another corner down the left.
Hull seem to be targetting Burnley's left flank, with Mendy and Altidore having linked up well a couple of times.
Burnley have their first spell of possession before Cort launches the ball out of touch. There's plenty of feisty challenges going in, an enjoyable contest so far.
Hull win their second corner of the afternoon but there's a foul in the box as Burnley are handed respite from what has been a torrid start.
Altidore made inroads down the right and with Burnley all at sea at the back his looping cross was converted by unmarked Kilbane from around eight yards. Great start for the Tigers.
Hull City get things underway, with Elvis' 'I can't help falling in love with you' as a backdrop. Will they still be in love with the Tigers after 90 minutes?
Mr Mike Halma has been in touch: "Judging by the message boards the Tiger Nation will be pleased to see the back of Garcia and Marney... But Kilbane the Crab? Big question mark there. We need Fagan out on the wing and JVoH up top with Altidore. That said Burnely are so poor I'd fancy myself to get a couple today... Prediction 3-1 to City."
It'll be interesting to see how Burnley set-up after last weekend's miserable north west derby with Manchester City that saw them on the receiving end of a drubbing that had Kevin McDonald heading for the boozer at half-time. Incidentally, the midfielder hasn't made the bench today...
The atmosphere is building inside the KC Stadium as kick-off draws near, so if you've any pearls of wisdom, predictions or laments pre-match you can email me on firstname.lastname@example.com and I'll try to publish a few throughout the game.
Hull City: Myhill, Mendy, McShane, Sonko, Dawson, Kilbane, Boateng, Mouyokolo, Bullard, Fagan, Altidore.
It's a glorious day here in Hull as the ground starts to fill. There can be no underestimating the importance for both clubs. A defeat for Burnley and I think their top flight dream could well be extinguished in its first year, likewise Iain Dowie will be well aware this is a must-win game in the Tigers' battle for survival.
Welcome to El Clasico from the KC Stadium as Hull City host Burnley in the quintessential six-pointer. Apparently there's a big game over in Spain this weekend but if you're a Tiger or Claret the battle between Messi and Ronaldo has nothing on Blake v Bullard. It's fair to say that this game will have a massive bearing on the future of both of these clubs as Premier League outfits, with the pair currently festooned in the drop zone. The teams should be in sharpish and I'll give them to you just as soon as I get them.


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Healthy Chicken and Vegetable Sausage Rolls
Total Time
Prep 15 mins
Cook 30 mins
This is one of several recipes in the October 2005 issue of the Australian magazine 'Delicious' in an article featuring food that children will find delicious and which is therefore ideal for serving at children's parties. I have also posted Open Roast Pumpkin & Feta Pies. And if you're looking for other tasty variations on sausage rolls, many of which will also appeal to children, you may like to try my Huey's Lamb Sausage Rolls, Chicken and Ricotta Sausage Rolls, Pork and Cranberry Sausage Rolls or Sausage Rolls.
Ingredients Nutrition
- 1 cup fresh whole wheat breadcrumbs
- 500 g chicken breasts, minced
- 1 egg, lightly beaten egg
- 1 extra lightly beaten egg
- salt, to taste
- 1 zucchini, finely grated
- 1 carrot, finely grated
- 1⁄2 onion, grated
- 1⁄4 cup chopped coriander leaves
- 1⁄4 cup chopped flat leaf parsley
- 4 sheets frozen puff pastry
- 1 tablespoon sesame seeds
- tomatoes or sweet chili sauce, to serve
- Process the crumbs, chicken and unbeaten egg in a food processor until well combined, place in a bowl, mix well with vegetables and herbs, then season to taste.
- Place 1 pastry sheet on a floured surface and halve. Spoon an eighth of the mixture lengthways along the centre of each piece, fold 1 edge of the pastry over and tuck in beside the filling, then fold over the other side to make a roll, pressing down lightly to seal. Repeat with the remaining pastry and filling, cut the rolls into 3cm pieces and cut two small incisions into each roll to prevent splitting.
- Place the rolls onto baking sheets and chill for 30 minutes, brush with the beaten egg and sprinkle with the sesame seeds.
- Bake for 25-30 minutes until the rolls are lightly browned and cooked through.
- Serve with sauce on the side.
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We just loved this, I halved the recipe and got 24 mini sausage rolls which were just a right size, I had mine with sweet chilli sauce, the DS with tomatoe and the DM as is - I ended up with 6 left over which the DM as claimed for lunch. I baked these at 200C fan forced for 5 minutes and then 20 minutes at 180C but would up this by 5 to 10 degreese to give a slighly more crispier effect and will grease the baking tray better. Thank you bluemoon downunder and a change for me NOT made for a tag game.
A lovely light sausage roll.I managed to forget to include the chopped herbs (two neat little piles left on my chopping board-oops!!),which I think would have lifted the flavouring a little,but they were still tasty.I loved the carrot and the zucchini,and it's a great way of sneaking veggies in,if you have picky eaters,or just for getting in a bit extra!! I feel a little mean in giving this four stars,but I have to make a distinction between this and another of BlueMoon's recipes (Sausage Rolls),which I personally think is just simply fabulous,and has the edge on this recipe.Thanks for another great sausage roll recipe BlueMoon! Made for Gimme Five.
Awesome sausage rolls. My family loved these. I put more parsley instead of the cilantro. I did add 2 tbsp of sweet chili sauce, 1 tsp season salt and 1/2 tsp pepper to the meat mixture. I rolled the puff pastry into a 12x14 piece and used a pipping bag(no nozzle) to pipe the meat mixture into a line and then fold the pastry over and brush it with egg wash, then measured 2 inches cutting with a pizza wheel. I do think they need the 30 minutes in the fridge. I baked them on parchment paper and at 400 degrees mine were done in 20 minutes. My family comments were that they were less greasy tasting than if using pork and the veggies were a nice addition. Thanks so much for sharing this recipe, its one I will be making again.


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text: Willow Run bomber plant Thousands of Rosies rock Guinness record at Willow Run Bomber Plant By The Associated Press • Oct 24, 2015 Photo courtesy of Renee Tellez. YPSILANTI TOWNSHIP – A group that's preserving a portion of a Detroit-area assembly plant where Rosie the Riveter once worked as a museum may have regained its "largest gathering of people dressed as Rosie the Riveter" record. WDIV-TV reports that 2,097 "Rosies" were captured Saturday in an official photo at the Willow Run plant in Ypsilanti Township. They dressed like the image used to recruit female industrial workers during World War II with blue coveralls as well as red bandannas with white polka dots. Willow Run Rosies hope to take back world record By Stateside Staff • Oct 15, 2015 MW Cranson / Facebook Organizers of Save the Willow Run Bomber Plant will attempt to break the current Guinness World Record for gathering the most Rosie the Riveters on Oct. 24. "Michigan is where the original Rosie the Riveter came from and we have to keep that Guinness record here in Michigan," said Congresswoman Debbie Dingell, co-chair of the organizing committee. Last year, 776 Rosies gathered at Willow Run and that set a Guinness record, but the record was lost to Rockin' Rosies of Richmond with 1,084 Rosies in California in August 2015. Organizers say "Save Rosie's Factory" campaign will be a success By Kate Wells • Apr 30, 2014 Alfred T. Palmer / U.S. Government It looks like Rosie the Riveter's famous "We Can Do It!" line is proving true once again. The campaign to save part of the historic Willow Run bomber plant, where Rosie and thousands of others worked during World War II, says it believes it's raised enough money to keep it from being torn down. For the last year or so, the Yankee Air Museum has been trying to raise around $8 million. That, organizers said, would be enough to buy a corner of the plant and separate it from the rest of the building, which is set to be demolished. Yankee Air Museum sets record for most "Rosies;" now about that bomber plant By Stateside Staff • Apr 21, 2014 Alfred T. Palmer / U.S. Government Listen Listening... / 1:34 A few weeks ago, 778 women of all ages donned coveralls, tied their hair up with bandanas, and headed to the Yankee Air Museum at Willow Run Airport in southeast Michigan to try to break a world record. And now it's official. That gathering has set the Guinness World Record: 778 "Rosie the Riveters" all in one place. It was the Yankee Air Museum's second try at setting the Guinness World Record for the most women and girls dressed as Rosies, and their second try was a charm. The original Rosies turned out B-24 "Liberator" heavy bombers at the plant during World War II. The event helps the museum with the serious business of raising enough money to save the historic Willow Run Bomber plant from demolition. The Yankee Air Museum is trying to raise $8 million to buy the old plant from the RACER trust, which oversees liquidation of former GM properties. The Museum has until May 1 to save the bomber plant from the wrecker's ball. *Listen to our interview above. Efforts to save the histotric Willow Run bomber plant continue By Stateside Staff • Oct 28, 2013 U.S. Army Signal Corps Listen Listening... / 4:27 The Yankee Air Museum has been given more time as it tries to save part of an historic factory. The former Willow Run Bomber plant in Ypsilanti is where Rosie the Riveter built B-24s during World War Two. Dennis Norton is Chairman of the Yankee Air Museum, and he joined us today. Listen to the full interview above. Museum faces final deadline to save part of Rosie's factory By Tracy Samilton • Oct 28, 2013 Yankee Air Museum Historians say Henry Ford reluctantly became part of the American war effort during World War II. But once he acquiesced, his huge bomber plant in Ypsilanti made a big difference in the ability of American pilots to fight the air war. By 1945, the Ford signature efficiency and moving assembly line was turning out a bomber every hour, 24 hours a day, seven days a week.


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The breast cancer-associated gene may play a protective role in neural stem cells, a mouse study finds.
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Once believed to be irrevocably differentiated, mature cells are now proving to be flexible, able to switch identities with relatively simple manipulation.
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Mouse and rat models of the developmental disorder responded positively to a drug given to their mothers a day before birth.
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Fueled by her love of visual data and addicted to chromosomes, Abby Dernburg continues to study how homologous chromosomes find each other during gamete formation.
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Democratic anti-Obama movement grows online. According to justsaynodeal.com cofounder Diane Mantouvalos in an online FoxNews.com video posted Thursday, the Democratic anti-Obama movement is growing online. Mantouvalos claims the number of Democratic anti-Obama websites is growing exponentially. Justsaynodeal.com, an anti-Obama Web site, lists some 160 websites that have sprung up to urge Democrats to vote for McCain so, these Hillary supporters hope, Senator Clinton can take on McCain in 2012.
Montouvalos told Foxnews.com one of these anti-Obama Dems is making a documentary. She also said some 250 organizations were on a conference call planning a major event three weeks before the Democratic convention next month in Denver. Stay tuned...
Nancy Pelosi's straight talk express. Speaker Pelosi got it right on CNN yesterday when she described President Bush as a "total failure" on everything from the economy to the war to energy policy.
In prior postings, I've explained why the Bush administration is responsible for wrecking the economy by driving up the deficit (including wanton spending on the Iraq war), which in turn has weakened the dollar and contributed to high oil prices.
One can only wish Speaker Pelosi had spoken out equally forcefully in defense of Hillary Clinton when she was getting skewered by sexist media critics.
Red States in play. Senator Obama said last year he would boost black turnout in November, putting in play Southern states that normally vote reliably Republican, including Georgia and Virginia.
More recently, he told reporters on his campaign plane that those states are in play. He's apparently correct in his assessment of his chances in Virginia, but he appears to be dead wrong about Georgia.
Rasmussen Reports shows McCain and Obama dead even in Virginia at 44 percent. But McCain has maintained a solid 10 percent lead in Georgia for more than a month.
Obama needs a better fact-checker if he wants to stem his loss of credibility.
By Bonnie Erbe
Anti-Obama Democrats, Pelosi's Bush Blast, And Red States In Play
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text: Posted on November 15, 2009 by Dr. M Giant Stingray On Film BBC videographers caught a giant stingray on film for the first time. The smalleye, shown in the video, is the largest of all stingrays reaching wing widths of 2m. Share the post "Giant Stingray On Film" FacebookTwitterGoogle+PinterestDiggE-mail Related PostsZOMG GIANT WURMZ N SEESTARZ FEEEDING FRENZY!1!1!!!1TGIF – Underwater Fluorescent DiscoTGIF: Monster Wave in Super-slow MotionTGIF: Evolution of the HammerheadBizarre Love Triangle of the Giant Cuttlefish Dr. M (1748 Posts)Craig McClain is the Assistant Director of Science for the National Evolutionary Synthesis Center, a National Science Foundation supported initiative. He has conducted deep-sea research for 20 years and published over 50 papers in the area. He has participated in and led dozens of oceanographic expeditions taken him to the Antarctic and the most remote regions of the Pacific and Atlantic. Craig's research focuses on how energy drives the biology of marine invertebrates from individuals to ecosystems, specifically, seeking to uncover how organisms are adapted to different levels of carbon availability, i.e. food, and how this determines the kinds and number of species in different parts of the oceans. Craig's research has been featured on National Public Radio, Discovery Channel, Fox News, National Geographic and ABC News. In addition to his scientific research, Craig also advocates the need for scientists to connect with the public and is the founder and chief editor of the acclaimed Deep-Sea News (http://deepseanews.com/), a popular ocean-themed blog that has won numerous awards. His writing has been featured in Cosmos, Science Illustrated, American Scientist, Wired, Mental Floss, and the Open Lab: The Best Science Writing on the Web. His forthcoming book, Science of the South (http://www.scienceofthesouth.com/), connects cultural icons of South such as pecan pie with the science behind them. Organisms, Pictures and Movies


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I am looking to get a PDF designed (approx 6-8 pages). - It will require a beautiful design. - The PDF will be informational in addition to some worksheets that should also be fillable. - The goal of the PDFs are informational e-products that will be sold online via digital download. - the PDF is business resources for photography business owners. - Future PDF designs will be needed in the future with the same branding (look-and-feel).


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Myranda by Enigma-FotosWatch
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Here is another from the recent shoot, and a lot more to come - enjoy my friends and like my page if you havent [link]
good job!
I love the outfit.
Myranda is gorgeous! Waiting for more to come!
so amazing...Pose;DoF and Model...like the Light and Pose...perfect...again
I have a sneaking suspecion she is your favorite model.
I'd love to see this in b/w ... the tones would be amazing!!! Great shot BTW!!
myranda is my favorite of your models. and this is my favorite shot. just perfection in a little green tank top.
she's so cute ^^
beautiful!! Love the pose too!
So cute how she act in front of your camera-lens. Lovely expression.
Whoa...Her skin looks SO soft
So pretty..
I've pretty much concluded that Myranda is the definition of All That.
Gawd damn this girl knows how to pose and is so fine.
just perfect !
Gorgeous ;D
Wow... where do you get all these amazing women???
Excellent. Great subject but you captured her so well!
so pretty
So pretty
ugh, im so jealous. what i would give to shoot a model like her
keep pushing Matt, and you will. I didn't have myranda's three years ago when I started.
gorgeous model
You are a lucky guy to shoot such a Beautiful woman!
She has that awesome natural girl-next-door look to her in this photo. And she does it beautifully.
She's looking gorgeous, as always.
Her breast is amazing.
She must be such a joy to shoot.
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2015-2017 Biennium
12.1 Holidays.
Holidays for nurses in the bargaining unit shall be as designated by the University of Washington and approved by the State of Washington for classified employees of the University including University of Washington Medical Center. The designated holidays are observed as shown on the University's staff holiday schedule:
The Employer may designate other days to be observed in lieu of the above holidays.
A Registered Nurse who is required to work a designated holiday or a portion thereof qualifies for holiday premium pay. When full-time employees work on a designated holiday, they shall receive their regular eight hours of pay plus premium/differential pay at time and one-half for all hours worked on such holiday. Holiday Compensatory time will be paid out annually on September 30th. Holiday Compensatory time may be paid later with advanced approval from Human Resources.
When employees working less than a full-time schedule work on a designated holiday, they shall receive their regular holiday pay on the same pro rata basis that their monthly schedule bears to a full-time schedule, plus premium pay at time and one-half for all hours worked on such holiday.
The institution in lieu of monetary payment may grant Holiday Compensatory time off for full-time and part-time RNs.
The University of Washington designated holiday schedule will apply to nurses normally having holidays off who are assigned to fixed Monday through Friday work patterns. If required to work on the designated holiday, holiday pay will apply to the shifts in which the majority of hours occur on the designated holiday.
Nurses who are assigned to other work patterns normally including holidays will receive holiday pay for the shifts on which the majority of hours occur on the actual holiday, e.g., Christmas is December 25; New Year's, January 1; Veteran's Day, November 11 regardless of the day of the week or designated University of Washington holiday.
Nurses must be in pay status for at least four (4) hours of their last scheduled work day preceding the holiday in order to be paid for the holiday. When the RN's unit can accommodate, the manager or designee may approve the use of voluntary leave without pay for the partial shift without loss of the holiday benefit.
12.1.1 Personal Holiday.
12.2 Vacation Leave.
The vacation accrual schedule for employees in the bargaining unit shall be as follows:
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|5th – 9th year
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|12th year
|13th year
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12.3 Vacation Leave—Use.
12.4 Vacation Leave - Accumulation-Excess.
A RN may accumulate a vacation balance that normally shall not exceed two hundred forty (240) hours. A RN may elect to accrue in excess of two hundred forty (240) hours provided:
12.5 Vacation Leave - Cash Payment.
RNs who have completed six continuous months of employment and who separate from service by resignation, layoff, dismissal, retirement or death are entitled to a lump sum cash payment for all unused vacation leave. Vacation leave payable under section 12.4 and this section shall be computed at the RN's regular rate of pay and paid as prescribed by the Office of Financial Management. No contributions are to be made to the Department of Retirement systems for lump sum payment of excess vacation leave accumulated 12.5, nor shall such payment be reported to the Department of Retirement Systems as compensation.
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Proper application of a flea/tick preventative is important to its overall effectiveness, but as we Pet Parents know, keeping your dog still while you're applying it can be challenging. To help make this process easier on you and your dog, teach him to "Stand/Stay." This simply means that the dog is standing on all fours and staying still or not moving his feet.
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A full-size, easy-to-clean, plastic litter box is available at your pet store.
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Volume 88 Issue 37 | pp. 14-15
Issue Date: September 13, 2010
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Guarding The Enterprise
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Information technology security has traditionally been a matter of protecting computer systems from malicious hackers. However, given the rising flow of data through corporate IT systems—often via portable devices such as smart phones and laptops and increasingly within virtual cloud computing environments—it's clear that IT systems are subject to a wide range of vulnerabilities. Nowadays, one of the biggest threats to IT security is the well-meaning employee who inadvertently triggers a data breach by e-mailing . . .
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Released: Dec 01st, 2004
Running Time: 140
Director: Jim Powers
Company: Mayhem
Cast: Trent Soluri, Audrey Hollander, Johnny Thrust (I), Van Damage, Dave Hardman, Alec Knight, Katja Kassin, Lee Stone, Otto Bauer, Gia Paloma, Nick East, Bad Bob, Kat (I), Trina Michaels
Critical Rating: AAAA
Genre: All-Sex
Pitch to fans of Powers' work.
Typical Jim Powers nastiness, with anal sex in vignette-style setups. Otto and Johnny d.p. Audrey Hollander in a creek, treating her to an anal piledriver with her head in the water.
Katja Kassin wakes up in a strange room-to be ass-fucked by veteran Nick East, who is no match for her high-energy style.
Gia Paloma, scrumptious in latex, begs for an ass fucking from Dave Hardman's 18 year-old "son." Dave and Van Damage do the d.p. and the kid joins in.
Other scenes have blonde Trina Michaels in a boiler room, and Kat with "yard artist" Lee Stone.


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Director: Eddie Powell
Company: Digital Sin
DVD Extras: Behind the Scenes, Still Gallery(ies), Trailer(s)
Cast: GiGi Rivera, Danny Mountain, Erik Everhard, Tiffany Star, Ramon Nomar, Hayden Winters, Others
Genre: All-Sex, Young Girl
General Information Don't miss your chance to bang some of the cutest cooters in the biz! For over 2 hours, watch Gigi Rivera, Tiffany Star, Hayden Winters, Allie Jordan, and Emma Mae get their fresh lil' pussies pounded and pummeled into the ground. These sexy cuties love to tease, but in the end they always please!


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- Prodotto:
- Flex Chair SO 1303
- Linea:
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- Designer:
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- Spagna
- Anno Produzione:
- 2012
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Stackable armchair with 4 tubular steel legs in titanium finish but also available in bright chrome or other steel colors. Thermo-polymer seat and backrest available in several colors. Optional: Fully upholstered seat and backrest with parallel stitching.
Whether the application is an office or an auditorium, a chair must be durable, comfortable and attractive. The Flex Chair answers all of these prerequisites and is available with a wide range of accessories including writing tablets, ganging and numbering systems. The collection is composed of chairs, armchairs and stools with thermos-polymer or upholstered fiberglass reinforced shell.
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You set the price! Words: 5,860. Language: English. Published: June 1, 2016. Categories: Fiction » Horror » Weird fiction, Fiction » Fantasy » Dark
An old witch, who has spent years creating the perfect marionette for her annual plays, casts a sacrificial spell to bring it to life.
Just a Little Graveyard Fun by Joshua Cox-Steib
Price: Free! Words: 530. Language: English. Published: May 26, 2016. Categories: Fiction » Horror » Weird fiction, Fiction » Horror » General(5.00 from 1 review)
A flash fiction piece depicting what turns out to be a rather unpleasant graveyard adventure for our poor protagonist, Jeremy. This is an exploratory piece into unusual styles of presentation - playing with the ways visual depiction of text can affect the surrounding narrative. Fast paced, dark toned, and thoroughly creepy; this should be an interesting, and very quick read.
Hotter Than Hell (A Weird West Story) by Scott Allen Fallbeck
Price: $2.99 USD. Words: 5,470. Language: English. Published: May 22, 2016. Categories: Fiction » Fantasy » Paranormal, Fiction » Horror » Weird fiction
Ramos, a lone cowboy traveling across the desert, stops to rest in an isolated mining boom town. What would normally be an opportunity to relax and toss back a few drinks though quickly becomes a fight for survival in a story about how the old American West was not only wild, but weird as well.
That's the Ending? by Cameron Sultzer
Price: Free! Words: 700. Language: English. Published: May 22, 2016. Categories: Fiction » Fantasy » General, Fiction » Horror » Weird fiction
That's the Ending? Is the story of a boy who is lost and taken care of by a woman.
Eyes in the Dark by Schel Straw II
Price: Free! Words: 3,450. Language: English. Published: May 21, 2016. Categories: Fiction » Horror » Weird fiction
Take a step into darkness with this collection of horror short stories. Murder and insanity wait any brave enough to peek inside and leave reality behind them.
The Black Shuck by Brian Craddock
Series: The Refuge Collection, Vol.4 Tale 6. Price: $0.99 USD. Words: 12,730. Language: English. Published: May 20, 2016 by Steve Dillon. Categories: Fiction » Horror » Weird fiction, Fiction » Anthologies » Mystery(5.00 from 1 review)
This is the story of The Black Shuck, a legendary beast that stalks Refuge every 20 years. It's also Darren Marsh's story. It's also the story of a mysterious figure who rolls into Refuge with four crows for company. How do these things all relate? And what lies beneath Refuge anyway? Story and art by Brian Craddock. Proceeds to Sanctuary Australia Foundation.
Motorman by Robert E. Dunn
Price: $2.99 USD. Words: 34,300. Language: English. Published: May 20, 2016 by Necro Publications. Categories: Fiction » Horror » Weird fiction, Fiction » Science fiction » Cyberpunk
Johnny thinks he's found home and good work in an odd little gas station… The station isn't the only thing strange and Johnny quickly gets pulled into a world where the cars aren't the only things all chromed out and everything seems touched with a little of the weird flying blue streaks that led Johnny there. The old doc is looking for a replacement and Johnny Burris is just the right man.
The Empath's Tale (Part Four) by Steve Dillon
Series: The Refuge Collection, Vol.4 Tale 1. Price: Free! Words: 10,240. Language: English. Published: May 18, 2016. Categories: Fiction » Horror » Weird fiction, Fiction » Horror » Occult(4.00 from 1 review)
Joe learns of the Hellbreed and the Configuration puzzle-box. A strange dream makes him wonder about Refuge's past, and his brother Frank makes him worry for its future. They meet Bastet, the cat-headed Egyptian Goddess, who reveals the reason for Joe's powers and his role in the war that's coming to Refuge. All Proceeds to Sanctuary Australia Foundation. By Steve Dillon. Cover by Brian Craddock.
Legendary Stories: What Went Wrong? by Jan Flynn, Bryan Nickelberry, Holly Riordan, Matthew Harrison, N.O.A. Rawle, Dan Szczesny, Ben Howels, Gregory Norris, Larry Lefkowitz, Jonathan Shipley, Edward Ahern, Eric J. Guignard, Charles Gramlich, TS Alan, & T.R. North
Price: $3.99 USD. Words: 54,530. Language: English. Published: May 17, 2016 by Lit Select. Categories: Fiction » Science fiction » Short stories, Fiction » Horror » Weird fiction
Everyone's had THAT day—the one where a spell went south, a glitch ate some code in the doomsday device, and aliens are on the move eat your brains. Okay, maybe we haven't all had that day. In What Went Wrong?, fifteen authors give us stories of the best laid plans gone awry. From humorous to horrific and everything in between, this selection of tales is certain to make any day look better.
Encountered: Comming Home to an Old Friend by wing
You set the price! Words: 610. Language: British English. Published: May 16, 2016. Categories: Fiction » Horror » Weird fiction, Fiction » Horror » Ghost
I let home when in was 15 because my parents told me to the outside world and I did. I've made new friends, discovered my strengths, earn my degree and able to play my rent. In dedicated to visit my parents yesterday.
Comedy Locks (To Walk the Path 10) by Paul Smith
Series: To Walk the Path. Price: Free! Words: 1,450. Language: British English. Published: May 15, 2016. Categories: Fiction » Fantasy » Urban, Fiction » Horror » Weird fiction
Barran languishes in chains, waiting to discover what fate (and the Imperial's pet Wraethi) have planned for her.
Taken by Slenderman by Katy DuCox
Price: $2.99 USD. Words: 4,440. Language: English. Published: May 15, 2016. Categories: Fiction » Erotica » Paranormal, Fiction » Horror » Weird fiction
Sascha and Christie have been friends for a long time. After Sascha's father disappeared, her whole life has been about the "Shadow Man" he always talked about. After several years, there have been sightings and rumours about Slenderman. Sascha and Christie go for a search. "Taken by Slenderman" is an erotic take on the Slenderman myth.
Morpheus Tales: The Best Weird Fiction Volume 5 Ebook by Morpheus Tales Publishing
Price: $2.99 USD. Words: 38,050. Language: British English. Published: May 15, 2016. Categories: Fiction » Horror » Weird fiction, Fiction » Anthologies » Horror
Collected together for the first time, the best weird fiction from Morpheus Tales, the UK's most controversial weird fiction magazine! Only the very best weird fiction has been hand-picked from the Morpheus Tales archives to create the fifth collected volume of the magazine Christopher Fowler calls "edgy and dark". Established horror best-sellers rub shoulders with rising stars and newcomers in t
The Saint, the Sinner and the Coward by Brian J. Jarrett
Price: $2.99 USD. Words: 75,100. Language: English. Published: May 14, 2016. Categories: Fiction » Horror » Weird fiction, Fiction » Thriller & suspense » Supernatural
When a group of prospectors disappears from an outpost built illegally on Indian land, Marshal Wayne Dennis is brought into the neighboring town of Dead Man's Bluff to investigate. But Wayne isn't the only man in town with an agenda; a belligerent sheriff, a shady bounty hunter, and a killer threaten to keep him from doing his job. Soon Wayne discovers the horror that awaits them at the outpost.
On a Winter's Eve by Chris L. Adams
Price: Free! Words: 6,640. Language: English. Published: May 13, 2016. Categories: Fiction » Horror » Weird fiction, Fiction » Horror
No one knew where they came from - a parallel world, another dimension - or the abyss. They had preyed on the inhabitants of a back water town for years, wiping out entire families, their numbers seeming augmented each time they returned, which was always in winter. But when they came this time they picked the wrong house...
Infestation by Cheryl Kaye Tardif
Price: $2.99 USD. Words: 21,620. Language: English. Published: May 11, 2016 by Imajin Books. Categories: Fiction » Horror » General, Fiction » Horror » Weird fiction
Every house has its secrets, some more perverse and horrific than others… Suspense author Cathy Tremblay and her cable-installer husband, Mike, have just moved into a new home in West Kelowna, BC., where they get to experience nature at its finest. Between deer traipsing across the front yard and a "quailing daycare" in the back, they're living la vida buena. Until everything changes.
Micro by Mitchell Nelson
Price: $0.99 USD. Words: 5,020. Language: English. Published: May 9, 2016. Categories: Fiction » Horror » Weird fiction, Fiction » Science fiction » Short stories
Something has found its way underneath Dave's skin. Something horrible. Something that...
Nocturnal Caress by Steven E. Wedel
Price: $0.99 USD. Words: 1,870. Language: English. Published: May 8, 2016. Categories: Fiction » Horror » Weird fiction, Fiction » Fantasy » Dark
Pam and Allison Baker think they like to be scared. Pam watches scary movies and TV shows, but tells her young daughter she shouldn't do it. Allison, however, sneaks a peek at the screen whenever she can. But then one night the monster isn't on the TV. It's under their beds, ancient and waiting to stroke and instep, pluck a toe, and maybe worse.
Crawlspace by Asotir
Price: Free! Words: 30,570. Language: English. Published: May 8, 2016. Categories: Fiction » Horror » Weird fiction, Fiction » Fantasy » Contemporary
Young Tommy helps an elite government band hund and destroy insect-people across America's heartland. But as he matures, Tommy begins to harbor secret doubts, and fears. Is he mad, or a monster himself?
Absalom's Wake by Nancy A. Collins
Price: $3.99 USD. Words: 40,900. Language: English. Published: May 6, 2016 by Crossroad Press. Categories: Fiction » Horror » Occult, Fiction » Horror » Weird fiction
Upon the death of his beloved Uncle Calvin, a young Jonah Padgett makes his way to Sag Harbor with nothing but a letter of introduction and a strange amulet shaped like a dolphin. He signs on to the whaler Absalom, under the command of his uncle's old friend, Captain Solomon. Upon rounding the Horn, the crew hears stories of a sperm whale said to be as big as a mountain.


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Making the smart grid work
The future of smarter energy
Energy in the UK is at a critical juncture. A fundamental transformation must be completed to enable a smarter energy future, starting with the imminent mass roll-out of smart meters to every electricity and gas customer and progressing to the establishment of a smart grid.
The transition to a smart electricity grid in the UK represents a tremendous opportunity but also carries significant risks, which means concerted action by all stakeholders is vital. The "trilemma" – sustainability, affordability and security – must be addressed together in order to meet our energy needs in a way that safeguards national security and economic prosperity while meeting government commitments on climate change and greenhouse gas emissions.
Over the next decade game-changing technological innovations will emerge, conferring significant advantages on those who seize the opportunity. The smart grid revolution will be led by those companies that fully embrace R&D, but only if they are able to retain the confidence and support of their customers as well as the regulators.


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Invite the World for Dinner
by Jim HaynesFeb 17, 2009
- Every week for the past 30 years, Jim Haynes has hosted a Sunday dinner in his home in Paris. People, including total strangers, call or e-mail to book a spot. The first 50 or 60 people who call may come, and twice that many when the weather is nice and the crowd can overflow into the garden.
Food for Everyone :: Resource Guide
by Anna SternFeb 14, 2009
- People across the country and throughout the world are realizing that to confront the climate crisis and create secure and healthy communities, we'll need vibrant regional food systems. Interested in growing a local food revolution in your kitchen or community? Here are some helpful resources that inspired YES! as we produced this issue.
Food for Everyone :: Discussion Guide
Feb 14, 2009
- The Food for Everyone issue of YES! Magazine looks at the people who are working to restore flavor, nutrition, and joy to our food, and to make it available to everyone. Use this discussion guide to talk about the issues with your group.
How to Get Involved in Food Policy Councils
by Mark WinneFeb 14, 2009
- Here are seven tips for local food citizens interested in organizing food policy councils.
Call for Mass Civil Disobedience Against Coal
by Bill McKibben, Wendell BerryFeb 14, 2009
- This is an open letter from Wendell Berry and Bill McKibben.
YES! Picks :: Our Favorite Cookbooks
Feb 13, 2009
- The staff here at YES! has put together their ultimate cookbook shelf. Take a look and Bon Appetit!
Everybody Eats :: How a Community Food System Works
Feb 13, 2009
- It begins with small farms working with natural cycles and ends with fresh food and stronger communities.
Food Rebellions: 7 Steps to Solving the Food Crisis
by Eric Holt-GimenezFeb 13, 2009
- Resistance to the trade and "aid" policies that displace farmers and increase hunger.
The City that Ended Hunger
by Frances Moore LappeFeb 13, 2009
- A city in Brazil recruited local farmers to help do something U.S. cities have yet to do: end hunger.
Restoring the Range: Can Beef Be Earth Friendly?
by Madeline OstranderFeb 13, 2009
- A South Dakota ranch family restored a prairie, wildlife habitat, and a creek—here's how.
Growing Power in an Urban Food Desert
by Roger BybeeFeb 13, 2009
- Will Allen's farm offers fresh fruits and vegetables, fish, and a taste of the delicious possibilities of farming the urban food deserts.
Just the Facts :: Corporate Food
Feb 13, 2009
- Hunger. Pollution. Instability. Obesity. The problem with corporate food--by the numbers.
YES! But How? :: Solar Hot Water
Feb 13, 2009
- Hybrid plug-ins. Corn-based plastic. Buying from musicians. Solar hot water.
Go Organic: A Month of Organic Eating
by Laura KaliebeFeb 13, 2009
- Organic. Marketing ploy or easy way to get a little greener? Laura Kaliebe attempts to find out by eating organic for 30 days.
In Review :: The Road to Sustainability
by Michael MarienFeb 13, 2009
- Reviews of Common Wealth: Economics for a Crowded Planet, The Bridge at the Edge of the World, Plan B 3.0: Mobilizing to Save Civilization, Plan C: Community Survival Strategies for Peak Oil and Climate Change


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Jeff Marx, Michael Burkett, Soma Snakeoil|New York, NY
Date of Audition:
6/2 & 3/2014
Call Type
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Equity Principal Auditions
Monday, June 2, 2014
Tuesday, June 3, 2014
10:00 am - 6:00 pm each day
1:00-2:00 pm
Staged Rdg - $500/wk stipend/2 wks pension/health
Ripley-Grier 520 (Everyone must show
government photo ID to enter building.)
520 8th Ave. (36th/37th)
New York, NY
Studio 16J (Holding rm 16L)
Equity actors, male and female. This is a punk rock musical. All singing and musical performances are to be delivered with a punk sensibility.
Please prepare a pop rock song.
Other Dates
Reh: 7/1-7/3 and 7/8-7/14
Presentations in mid-July at Gramercy Theater (dates TBC)
Dir Richard Israel
Music Dir: David O
Gen Mgr: Davenport Theatricals
Music/Lyrics: /Fat Mike/Jeff Marx
Book: Soma Snakeoil/ Fat Mike
Casting: Cindi Rush Casting
· EPA Rules are in effect.
· A monitor will be provided.
Performers of all ethnic and racial background are encouraged to attend.
Always bring your Equity Membership Card to auditions.
This is a punk rock musical. All singing and musical performances are to be delivered with a punk sensibility.
Sue (Sue-icide): Over 18 to play 16, Caucasian. A sheltered teenage incest victim from the suburbs. An innocent schoolgirl who retreats from her abusive father through self-cutting. Shy and withdrawn but eager to explore, and with an inner strength and toughness that allows her to transform into an empowered, take-charge street punk. Alto, versatile lead singer, strong punk belter with powerful low range, prefer belt up to D.
Mom: Late 20s, early 30s, any ethnicity. A bad-ass riot girl and the matriarch of the street tribe. She is the maternal influence on the street kids, acting as their pimp/protector as well as their moral compass. A proud practitioner of BDSM, she is bawdy, overtly sexual, controlling and unapologetic. She wields her power with a mix of maternal nurturing and implied threat. She is Sue's guide through the world of street punk. Alto, versatile lead and ensemble singer, strong punk belter with powerful low range.
PD: 18-22, any ethnicity. A flamboyant, witty, gutter-fag street punk. Charismatic, campy and self-aware, he is a snarky street hustler with a brain. Uses sarcasm and wit to hide his overwhelming desire to be cared for. Wide range tenor or Bari-tenor, prefer low G to high A, low notes flexible, strong punk lead and ensemble singer.
Niko: Late 20s to early 30s, any ethnicity, a drug dealer. Easygoing and laid back, but can turn vicious with no warning. Inherently threatening and prone to violence, he is a smiling cobra who is always looking for the next score. Baritone.
Sue's Father: Late 30s, early 40s, Caucasian a police officer. Bored with his unfulfilling marriage, he has turned his sexual attention towards his daughter. He treats Sue with a mix of gentleness, eroticism and heavy-handedness, which keeps her off guard and under his thumb. While his actions are reprehensible, he believes he is committing the ultimate act of affection towards his daughter. Baritone, strong lead singer
Sue's Mother: Late 30s, Caucasian, a suburban mother, but in the mold of DESPERATE HOUSEWIVES. Trapped in an unhappy marriage, aware of the abuse that is going on under her roof, but unable or unwilling to stop it. She harbors a twisted jealousy of Sue for the attention she is receiving from her husband. Soprano or Mezzo, strong lead singer.
The 3 Fates/Hobos: 2 women, 1 man, early 20s, any ethnicity. Our Greek chorus. The Fates act as our guide through Sue's story, commenting on the action and setting the tone for the storytelling. They are an omniscient presence, smart, sassy, and with a well-developed sense of irony. The Fates/Hobos double as various street folks, cops, etc. Must be good with harmony. Versatile and strong punk lead and ensemble singers. Females are both Alto/Mezzos with strong low ranges. Male is a Tenor or Bari-Tenor.
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Some Wiregrass residents show their support for electronic bingo and march in Montgomery.
Three buses left Dothan this morning full of people expecting to make their voices heard.
Many had worked at country crossing until the facility was closed earlier this year because of the threat of a raid by the governor's anti-gaming task force.
It is being billed as a march, rally and concert for "jobs and justice"
"We deserve to have something in this county. The money that would come from Country Crossing will balance our budget and give money to the schools and seniors," says Bingo supporter Diane Fox.
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Left Neglected (edition 2011)
by Lisa Genova
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This is a condition I have never heard of before. It's pretty scary that you can get a head injury and even though it's there, your body doesn't acknowledge the left side of anything. I already don't use my phone when driving for anything and this book makes me want to put my phone in the trunk when I'm driving so I'm not tempted at all. This was very well written and Lisa really pulled me into the story and into the lives of the characters. I highly recommend this book.
Review: Left Neglected by Lisa Genova.
What is Left Neglect?" It is a neuro-psychotical condition called, Neglect Syndrome which happens after damage to the right cerebral hemisphere of the brain causing a persons visual neglect of the left-hand side of the visual field as nonexistent to the patient even though it's there. Their brain is not allowing the patient know that there is a left so the brain needs to be retrained if it's possible at all to know there is a left side. If a patient draws a cat, they think they drew the whole cat but others see that they only drew half of the cat. So the patient also has to learn to look to the left and keep telling themselves there's a left to everything….
This was a great and educational book. Heartwarming emotions, struggling affects, well-developed characters who encourages the reader to follow along with the family from their ordeal of their once enhance life to accepting the little things as being real achievements and triumph. Lisa Genova is an exceptional author and has a PHD in Neuroscience and medical background which helps her to thoroughly understand and explain the consequences of traumatic brain injury.
The story starts out with an upstanding family living in the fast lane. Bob and Sarah both graduated from Harvard Business School. They both enjoy the same life goals and competitiveness. Bob works for a company as a high-powered, highly educated executive and Sarah is a respected Vice-President of human resources, in a major high tech competitive company, working at least eighty hours a week, meanwhile trying to juggle being a mother and wife. Together they own two homes and plan to buy another soon. They have three children, Charlie who is having trouble in first grade, Lucy, four years old and likes dressing up fashionably, and there's Linus just starting to walk. (As you can see there's a pun in there somewhere from the Peanut characters) And we can't forget the Nanny….
The first issue they need to address is why Charlie's teacher calls them to school for a meeting. Charlie's disturbing the class, doesn't participate in class work, and the work he does do is all wrong. He's in first grade and failing….Soon after, Sarah is having a typical morning drive to work, using her cell phone for many calls, texts, and emails, when she loses control of her car on a slick road and has a terrible accident. She wakes up in the hospital, her head is shaved and she has no knowledge of her left side of her body. The story becomes intense as Sarah struggles with her choices, as well as the rest of the family trying to adjust with many changes.
Sarah feels trapped; her brain no longer functions normally. She is stressed, and won't accept that she might have to live with limitations. She goes through stages of denial, sadness, anger, and is terribly negative even when she achieves something in her recovery phase. There are so many heartwarming events throughout this story and also a few things written with a little humor but what was really amazing is the reader is taken through this recovery process being able to feel and understand the emotional struggle that Sarah and her family went through and the sacrifices and choices they were willing to make to stay a family….
(15) This is a quickly read novel by the author of 'Still Alice,' which was a gripping read narrated by a neuroscientist who realizes she has early onset Alzheimer's Disease. This puts a similar face on the neurological condition of left-sided neglect which is usually a post-stroke phenomenon that most of us doctors only learn about n medical school but don't really ever see. Genova is a neuroscientist, who also just happens to be a decent writer in terms of plot, dramatic tension, pacing. This book clipped right along and I could certainly relate to Sarah Nickerson, our protagonist, a 30-something working mother in corporate American, living in yuppie vile, with two mortgages, two kids, student loans, and a luxury vehicle -- a lot of balls in the air and trying to project a perfect life. It all comes crashing down on her after a car accident leaves her with this bizarre neurological handicap.
In many ways, this story is much more 'Lifetime' movie of the week than 'Still Alice." It had that happily ever after kind of vibe that detracted just a bit where as her first novel was a bit more gritty, sad. But nevertheless , I thought it was entertaining, succinct, funny, poignant and an all around entertaining read. Excellent airplane, beach reading material. I hate to say it, but one can almost multi-task while reading it -- despite the disastrous consequences of such behavior pointed out in the novel.
I will read more of her novels. I like the New England settings, The demographics of her protagonists speak to me. Not great literature to be sure, but satisfying and interesting.
This novel introduced to me a medical condition I've never heard of before, left neglect. I tried to imagine not knowing what my left side is doing, not knowing if my hand is clutching something or waving or even still there. Everything should work, but the brain just doesn't process the left side.
While interesting, this book didn't engage we quite as much as the others I've read by this author, especially Still Alice. The protagonist was stretched thin with family and career, but I didn't especially like her. She had more than a little hubris, and prided herself on multitasking. Wow, did that go wrong!
There were heartfelt moments in the book, and some funny ones, too, although at the expense of Sarah. To me, though, I just couldn't connect with Sarah. She didn't have the depth I expected from one of Genova's characters. This is still a good book, but I liked both Still Alice and Inside the O'Briens better.
I listened to an audio version of this novel, and the narrator is quite good.
Hard-working supermom Claire gets into a car accident that leaves her with brain damage. She has a condition known as Left Neglect which means she is no longer aware of anything that's in the left side of her world.
Very well-written.
Lisa Genova holds a doctorate in neuroscience from Harvard. She knows her way around the human brain, and it shows....
Genova is a master of getting into the heads of her characters, relating from the inside out what it's like to suffer from a debilitating disease. How she does it we don't know, but she does, and brilliantly....This is a well-told tale from a keen medical mind. Picking up anything written by Genova is quickly becoming, well, a no-brainer.
If Lisa Genova's objective is to shed light, from inside the brain, on rarely looked at neurological conditions, as she did in her bestselling first novel, Still Alice, then she succeeds with Left Neglected....If there's a weakness at all in Left Neglected, it's that the novel doesn't feel as vital and immediate as Still Alice, which may be attributed to the first novel having been born out of Genova's intense feelings about her grandmother's Alzheimer's. Or it could just be the usual sophomoric tendency to put your all into your first project. While the empathy she is intent on showing is never clunky, the story is a touch clichéd in places and it would be a shame in the future to see Genova err on the side of the formulaic.
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if(is_user_logged_in()) wp_list_pages('include=98&title_li=');}
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else {wp_list_pages('include=101&title_li=');}
This all works just as I intended it to. However, the client wants to be able to add or remove pages at will, like they can with a regular WordPress menu. Unfortunately, my menus are built using the wp_list_pages() function, which hardcodes the page ID's in the include parameter. Does anyone have any suggestions on the best method to go about giving the content publisher the choice of grouping a page into "logged in users", "logged out users", or "both"?
What I was thinking was making three different templates, so that when publishing a page, the user will have the choice of what template they want, and then instead of saying "include=8", I would say "include=[every page with the 'only logged in users' template]", and that way whenever they switched templates or deleted pages, the menus would update.
Thoughts, suggestions, and constructive criticism are greatly appreciated!


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I'm developing a site for a client who requires a custom post type called fanzines. I have gotten single-fanzine.php working as intended, but instead of using archive-fanzine.php the site is using index.php to display the archive pages for the post type.
I'm assuming that the error is located in index.php, since the site is using neither archive.php nor archive-fanzine.php for displaying the post type archive, but I can't find it. I have uploaded a text file with the contents of index.php here.
Oh, and I have specified 'has_archive' => true in functions.php.


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Ongoing project for the Laboratory of Informatics and Systematics of CNRS (Paris).
I got to design the identity and the User Interface for their upcoming collaborative web-tool that enables scientists to build interactive identification keys for natural species. Really interesting project!
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text: Facebook IPO: Live Blog NEW YORK ( TheStreet) -- Ending months of feverish anticipation, Facebook ( FB) made an eventful debut as a public company on Friday, dashing investor hopes of a massive IPO pop. After pricing its IPO at $38 a share late on Thursday, the social networker's stock opened at $42.05 at roughly 11:30 a.m. ET on Friday morning, 30 minutes after the scheduled time. Facebook shares briefly jumped to a high of $45 before running down toward its pricing level. Despite repeatedly touching $38 just before market close, the stock avoided negative territory, and closed at $38.23. The biggest-ever tech IPO, however, caused the Nasdaq exchange to struggle with phenomenally heavy volume as more than 573 million Facebook shares changed hands. Nasdaq even resorted to manually delivering executions to brokerage houses. The IPO price of $38 a share gave Facebook a valuation of $104 billion, significantly above the market caps of tech heavyweights Dell ( DELL) and HP ( HPQ). At $38 a share, the offering has raised more than $16 billion for the Menlo Park, Calif.-based firm. Read TheStreet's Live Blog recap for more details of Facebook's historic IPO: --Written by James Rogers and Chris Ciaccia in New York. >To follow the writers on Twitter, go to http://twitter.com/jamesjrogers and http://twitter.com/Commodity_Bull. >To submit a news tip, send an email to: email@example.com. Check out our new tech blog, Tech Trends. Follow TheStreet Tech on your wireless devices.


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After the first tournament of the spring, the North Texas men's golf team is back into the Top-25 rankings. The Mean Green checks in at No. 25 in the Golfweek.com rankings and climbed a spot in the Golfstat.com rankings to No. 28.
In their first tourney of the season North Texas finished in third at the Oak Hills Invitational, trailing only No. 16 Texas Tech and No. 36 Oklahoma. Texas Tech had a head start on the Mean Green though playing in Hawaii (I should have been a golfer) the week before so they were able to knock the fall rust off earlier than North Texas.
North Texas has a three-week stretch coming up in March that will be very interesting. They will play at the USF Invite then the Seminole Intercollegiate before heading out the Arizona. All three fields are loaded with top-25 teams. During the period in Florida the guys will also get a treat. They will be playing a round of golf between tournaments at the famed TPC Sawgrass in Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida.


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final logo and icon chosen for HRUSKAA.
visit shop here : HRUSKAA
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