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5 ounces organic soft tofu, drained
1/4 cup Edensoy Originalor Edensoy Extra Original
3 Tbsp prepared horseradish
1 1/2 Tbsp Eden Mugi Miso
1 Tbsp Eden Apple Cider Vinegaror Eden Brown Rice Vinegar
1 1/2 tsp Eden Extra Virgin Olive Oil
1 clove garlic, choppedor 2 cloves roasted garlic
1 tsp any Eden Mustard
Combine all ingredients in a blender and puree until smooth and creamy. Add more horseradish if desired. Transfer to a glass container and refrigerate. Keeps for about 5 days. Delicious on Hiziki Potato Salad (please see Eden's recipe), coleslaw, bean or spinach salads.
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The following are the highlights and lowlights from the Steelers' 20-14 loss to the Cleveland Browns on Sunday at Cleveland Browns Stadium in Cleveland:
Play of the game: With 2 minutes, 36 seconds remaining in the game and the Steelers beginning a drive at their own 26-yard line, running back Chris Rainey fumbled the ball after a short reception, and Cleveland's Phil Taylor recovered it to seal the Browns' win.
Offensive player of the game: Browns rookie running back Trent Richardson rushed for 85 yards and one touchdown.
Defensive player of the game: Cleveland linebacker D'Qwell Jackson recorded nine tackles and had one pass defense, forced fumble and fumble recovery.
Most telling statistic: The Steelers committed eight turnovers.
Hidden statistic: The Steelers produced only one drive that netted more than 30 yards.
Best pass: Cleveland rookie quarterback Brandon Weeden fired a 5-yard strike to tight end Jordan Cameron, who had beaten Will Allen and Larry Foote, in the end zone in the second quarter.
Worst pass: Pittsburgh's Charlie Batch had little zip on a third-quarter throw to Plaxico Burress on the right sideline, and Cleveland's Sheldon Brown picked off the pass.
Best run: Rainey was stopped on a run from the Cleveland 1-yard line with less than 10 seconds remaining in the first half, but he stayed up, broke it to the outside and scored.
Best catch: Cleveland tight end Benjamin Watson made a diving 13-yard grab at the Pittsburgh 20 on a third-and-8 pass in the second quarter.
Dropped pass: Burress couldn't haul in the first ball thrown his way.
Best block: Browns tight end Alex Smith took out linebacker Lawrence Timmons on Richardson's 15-yard touchdown run in the third quarter.
Missed block: Steelers left guard Doug Legursky, playing for the injured Willie Colon, gave up a sack to Taylor in the third quarter.
Best tackle: Browns defensive tackle Ahtyba Rubin stripped Rashard Mendenhall of the ball while bringing him down on a first-quarter carry. Cleveland's Usama Young recovered the ball.
Best hit: Cleveland strong safety T.J. Ward popped the ball loose from Jonathan Dwyer in the second quarter, and Jackson recovered it.
Missed tackle: Browns linebacker Kaluka Maiava didn't wrap up Rainey on his touchdown run.
Best coverage: Cleveland cornerback Joe Haden stayed with Mike Wallace on a deep pass with 3 minutes left in the game and intercepted the ball.
Worst coverage: Allen was beaten by Cameron off the line of scrimmage on his 5-yard TD.
Best kick: Cleveland's Reggie Hodges booted a 35-yard punt that bounced out of bounds at the Pittsburgh 3-yard line with 19 seconds left in the game.
Worst kick: None worth noting.
Best return: Timmons intercepted a deflected ball and raced 53 yards for a touchdown just 1 minute into the game.
Costliest penalty: Near the end of the third quarter, Pittsburgh backup right tackle Kelvin Beachum was called for holding on a second-and-26 pass play that went for 33 yards to Heath Miller. After the penalty, the Steelers faced a second-and-32 from their own 7 and punted two plays later.
Best decision: With 12 seconds left in the first half and the Steelers at the Cleveland 26-yard line, Batch threw deep into the end zone to Burress and got an interference call on Brown. That set up Rainey's touchdown.
Worst decision: The Steelers should not have started Mendenhall. He fumbled on his second carry and set the tone for the game. He finished with 6 yards on four attempts.
Best effort: On Timmons' touchdown, Steelers defensive end Brett Keisel tipped the ball and then delivered a block on center Alex Mack.
Unsung hero: Former Steelers quarterbacks coach Mark Whipple is now the Browns' quarterbacks coach and has helped in Weeden's development. Weeden was 17-of-26 for 158 yards with one touchdown and one interception.
Replays: Neither coach challenged any plays, and no calls were overturned on mandatory reviews or replay assistant challenges. The Steelers were out of timeouts and couldn't challenge a possible fumble by Richardson with a little more than 2 minutes left in the game.

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It may seem like a long way off for some outdoor enthusiasts, but the West Virginia Division of Natural Resources has announced public meetings to discuss the future hunting, trapping and fishing regulations this year.
On March 18-19, there will be 12 public meetings at various locations throughout the state to provide hunters, trappers, anglers, landowners and other interested parties a chance to review and/or make comments on the proposed 2013 hunting regulations for black bear, deer, wild boar and wild turkey for 2013.
Outdoors men and women will also get the change to make a comment for the proposed 2014-2015 general hunting and trapping regulations and the 2014 fishing regulations. All of these meetings will be conducted from 6 to 8 p.m.
Like last year, the DNR will be using the "open house" format. This meeting style permits sportsmen to attend the meetings at their convenience during the scheduled times and discuss or exchange ideas with the game biologists and natural resources police officers.
On Monday, March 18, the meetings for this generalized area will be in Fairmont at East Fairmont High School (commons area) and in Summersville at Nicholas County High School.
On Tuesday, March 19, there will be a meeting in Moorefield at the Moorefield Middle School cafeteria and the Elkins Operations Center.
For several years, I have tried to get as many sportsmen as I could make contact with to attend these meetings, because this is their chance to speak out. A few times I have seen good results, but other times the results have been disappointing. I think it was about 1988 when I put out several signs I had printed up for this purpose in the Elkins area. The total attendance was about 180 people, which included my wife who does not hunt or fish.
A few days after that meeting, I ran into one of the game biologists and asked what he thought of the attendance. He replied, " that was fabulous."
Last year, I made the comment if as many as five percent of the sportsmen who are residents of Randolph County would attend the Elkins meeting, they would be packed in the Operations Center Conference Room like Vienna sausages in a can. However, last year's attendance in my opinion was no more than two-tenths of one percent of the sportsmen of this county. When the attendance at these annual meetings is this low, the game biologists and the DNR Commissioners are going to get the impression that sportsmen on the whole are in full agreement with all of the decisions being made. I know this is not the case, and many sportsmen in this area will agree with me.
There have been a few changes I have wanted the DNR to make for several years. First, I would like to see continuous open season on red and gray fox. This is the way things were done in the 50s and 60s. I don't recall any problems with this setup.
Second, I detest the idea of not having Sunday hunting because the game animals need a day off too. This is simply a "lot of bull." Sunday is just another day to wild animals.
These are two of the changes I would like to see implemented. I just don't have enough space to print all of the changes I would like for the DNR to put into effect.
Each year, written comments, ideas, and recommendations from the public are encouraged. The deadline for this is April 5.
Right now is the time to mark your calendars if you plan to attend one of these meetings.
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We are a different hostel and we are not here to be just another one. We are here to make you feel good, no matter who you are. Oztel was carefully planned and designed by Brazilian artists to bring out your emotions. We have art! We have food! We have drinks!!! We have music! We have happy people! Oztel proposal is to create a hosting model based on three ideas: interaction, entertainment and content. Another attraction is the bar where everyone is welcome. Oztel has 48 vacancies with dorms and double rooms. All suites have air conditioning, cable TV and private bathroom. The dorms are also equipped with air conditioning and individual lockers next to each bed. .Oztel also has collective environments such as a TV room, foyer and a trendy outdoor area.
If you book between December 15th and March 15th you will be charged 50% in advance in order to secure your booking (non refundable). You also may be contacted by the property requesting the CVV code of the credit card used for this booking or asked for a deposit. This also applies if your booking is during a national holiday, New Years eve or Carnival. We accept credit cards. We do not accept pets and guests under 18, including children accompannied with their parents.
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Meet your instructor, Mark Seaman, and learn how to make royal icing appropriate for Australian stringwork. Mark will teach you how to make the perfect consistency for piping through tiny tips.
Making a proper-fitting template is paramount to successful stringwork. Learn what goes into measuring, cutting, dividing and attaching a template to a cake, whether for production or competition.
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An ex-convict has been charged with the Dec. 29 rape of a woman in a High Street home, Buffalo police said Monday.
Micgael M. Flax, 47, no address listed, is charge dwith third-degree rape. Flax was paroled in September after serving 19 years of an eight- to 24-year prison term for the 1992 rape of a Buffalo woman. Flax was dishonorably discharged from the Army after sexually assaulting an enlisted woman and also had served a brief prison term in South Carolina on bad check charges.
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geologists and space entrepreneurs are becoming increasingly intrigued by the
concept of lunar mining now that researchers have discovered an abundance of water on
the moon. But others are suggesting that many obstacles need to be overcome
before such a project can be executed.
discovery of lunar water has
raised questions as to whether other resources such as helium 2 and rare Earth
elements could be found on the moon as well. Now, certain countries are looking
to race to the moon.
Spudis, Ph.D., a lunar geologist and Senior Staff Scientist at the Lunar and
Planetary Institute in Houston, Texas, has expressed interest in lunar mining and
has even devised a plan for returning to the moon despite the fact that the
Obama administration has no plans to return to the moon at all due to its cancellation
of the Constellation program. Spudis' plan involves "robotic
resource extraction and the deployment of space-based fuel depots" using
water from the moon before any humans return to its surface.
On the
other hand, Mike Wall, editor of SPACE.com, believes lunar
mining should not be attempted before ironing out a few technical and legal
issues. For instance, an international agreement consisting of property rights,
a salvage law and a mining law would be needed in order to decide who owns the
resources once they are extracted. The Outer Space Treaty does not allow nation
states to claim territories on the moon, but it does not
mention anything regarding resource mining, and laws need to be set before any
mining on the moon begins.
To set
these laws, several proposals have been submitted with viable ideas to set
lunar mining in motion. One proposal, which was published in the SMU Journal of Air Law and Commerce, recommended
that "space faring countries" should claim and defend a large portion
of land around an established lunar settlement and sell the land to investors
on Earth, which could fund the commercial venture.
A second
proposal suggested an international agreement to sell lunar land to investors
in an effort to fund space exploration programs.
Russia and India have expressed interest in resource development on the
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quote: A LEO space station big enough to do the same would be obliterated by a constant bombarded of space debris
quote: If you have to building/maintaining a space craft manufacturing/repairing station on the Moon for cargo transport anyways, why not also use it to construct interplanetary spacecraft.
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Vivian P. Stocking, 97, of Geneseo, died Friday, March 8, 2013, at Hammond-Henry Hospital Long Term Care Unit, Geneseo. Funeral services celebrating her life were Tuesday, March 12 at Vandemore Funeral Homes, Geneseo. Burial was in Elm Lawn Memorial Park Cemetery, Princeton. A visitation was held one hour prior to services at the funeral home. Memorials may be left to First United Methodist Church.
She was born on June 8, 1915, in Henry, the daughter of Samuel and Elsie (Spriggle) Morris. She married John Stocking on June 5, 1937, in Dixon. He died in 1974. She was a housekeeper for 10 years for the late Dr. Larsen in Annawan. Later, she was employed in the housekeeping department of Hammond-Henry Hospital, retiring in 1989. She was a member of First United Methodist Church. She enjoyed gardening and was a very talented embroiderer. She also enjoyed walking. She walked many miles in Geneseo and continued to walk laps at WoodRidge, where she had been residing.
Survivors include one daughter, Elsie Gleason of Geneseo; eight grandchildren; 12 great grandchildren; and two brothers, Russell Morris of Tiskilwa and Blake Morris of Princeton. She was preceded in death by her husband; one son, John Edward Stocking in 2008; four sisters and one brother.
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Some years ago Betty Friedan wrote a book called "The Feminine Mystique." Just to give you a time reference, I was in junior high school. The year was 1963.
In her book, Ms. Friedan said publicly what many women were thinking in silence. She suggested that being a homemaker, though satisfying, wasn't enough. She wanted to do other things including getting a job so that she could feel more complete and yes, more equal.
The book sent shock waves throughout the country. Many men were incensed when their wives echoed her sentiments. Some wanted to know what happened to the woman they had married. Eventually though, men not only became accepting of the change, but relieved that they were no longer the sole economic provider for the family.
The 1960s signaled a change in our society and today there are very few breadwinner/homemaker marriages. Equality for women came slowly in many aspects of life though, and the bowling alley was no exception.
When I went out to Heritage Family Center Tuesday night to watch the women of the Alley Cats League bowl, I showed up at 6:30 p.m. It wasn't always that way.
As I looked around at the eight teams that make up the league, I noticed several familiar faces. Veteran bowlers such as Brenda Rosier, Sue Stine, Deb Cleveland, Vicki Noller and Barb Carmon were still throwing the rock. I spotted Judy Legron, Madelyn Smith and Nita Doran. The smiling faces convinced me that the women were having fun. Maybe some of the smiles were a result of knowing that they would be home long before midnight.
I talked to Jan Houk to find out how long the Alley Cats League had been in existence and the answer surprised me. Though many of these ladies had been bowling for a lot of years, the league itself is not very old. That's because for years the distaff side could only bowl in a late league. The early shift was reserved for men. Whether that was the result of male chauvinism, the ladies' own choice or just social convention is open to debate. The fact remains that although many of these female bowlers had asked to bowl earlier in the evening, it was not until 1999 that their wishes became reality.
A men's league disbanded and the Alley Cats League was born. Thirteen years later, mixed leagues have become the norm. In fact the Alley Cats League is the only all-women's league left at Heritage.
As I watched the action I couldn't help but compare aspects of the league to men's leagues that I have bowled in. There was the usual array of beverages found at each table. Perhaps a few more snacks were scattered about and the gobbling sounds made by Heather Butler's teammates after she threw a turkey was certainly different. Make no mistake though, these ladies can bowl.
Dianne Hoover threw the first four in game one before being hit with the split bug. She left splits in each of the final four frames, converting one and finishing with a nice 193 game. I recalled the score from my first game two nights earlier and started counting how many of the women topped my effort. Once I got to double figures I deciding not to take my shoes off to count further. Suffice it to say, these bowlers are talented and that includes the most senior member of the group.
Anne Laughlin beat my score and she is 94 years young. Anne started bowling in a league before Betty Friedan even had thoughts about writing her book. How great is it that she's still bowling and now gets to go home at a reasonable hour!
Many of these women are multi-sport athletes and one of those is Carla Siebenaller. I asked her if she had put her golf clubs away yet as the forecast for this weekend made golfing in December a distinct possibility. When I told her I had played the Tuesday before Thanksgiving, she wasn't all that impressed. She had golfed on the Saturday, Sunday, Monday, Tuesday AND Wednesday before turkey day. Now she has me checking my schedule to see why I'm not playing more!
It's been a long struggle for equality for the ladies of the Alley Cats League, but I believe they have achieved it. Ladies, may you continue to bowl well and early for many more years to come.
No question where I start with this week's honor roll. John Funk had a night that most of us just dream about in the Rocket League. Before I tell you his scores, let me point out that he only converted five spares all evening. Oh, by the way, he didn't have an open frame either.
Funk began the night with a spare before stringing 10 strikes in a row. A single pin on his last ball made for a 289 opening game. Game two saw eight more strikes and a solid 233. He then threw the first eleven in game three before leaving the 4-7 on his final shot, settling for a 298. His 820 total was some 280 pins over his average. That is some kind of awesome bowling, John!
Other scores from the Rocket League included Beth Jones 669, Dave Jones 634, Tim Sturgill 626, Tyson Shope 624, Mike Kimmet 623 and Dottie Funk 512.
In the Alley Cats League Robin Dickman posted a 681 while Jan Houk had 581, Sue Stine 509, Dianne Hoover 490 and Brenda Rosier 484. Here are scores from other leagues.
Sportsman: Dick Gabel 681, Greg Tiell 666, Mike Kisabeth 627, Bob Reinhart 625, Ken Butturff Jr. 620, Tom Wilkinson 609, Rich Yates Sr. 609, Lance Davis 607, Kyle Musa 606, Jim Ruess 605 and Rich Yates Jr. 605.
Wednesday Morning: Steve Norman 689, Tim Sturgill 665, Greg Elchert 640, Ken Lofton 609, Mark Huffman 608, Tyson Shope 607 and Cheryl Radin-Norman 440.
55 Plus: Jim Ruess 584, Bill Mizen 573, Denny Scherger 557, Paul Gosche 556, Dan Coppes 537, Bob Reinhart 510, Dick Gabel 504, Bob West 483, John Ferstler 477, Steve Schafer 446, Jim Ferstler 440, Dave Everhart 430, Paul Fey 388 and Jim Donaldson 382.
Twilight: Tom Tiell 649, Tim Sturgill 648, Ed Conrad 644, Josh Aker 641, Kevin Young 617, Kristin Fitch 482, Rhonda Fitch 468 and Robin Brownell 445.
Thursday Night: Chris Johnson 655, James Lord 591, Bill Lord 557, Steve Depinet 553 and Jerry Collins 545.
Sunday Night Rock N Roll: Tim Sturgill 714, Mark Phillips 647, Bob Steele 616, Gary Golden 608, Janice Young 499, Dottie Funk 494 and Rose Steele 487.
Imperial-Majorette: Steve Steinmetz Sr. 690, Ben Hoyda 686, Kevin Young 580, Rhonda Fitch 528 and Phyllis Riley 486.
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I have a friend who is a big reggae fan. Recently, we were chatting about our favorite Toots & the Maytals album, when I casually brought up Bob Marley's name. My friend had suggested Toots Hibbert as the greatest reggae artist of all time, and I'd countered with Marley. He groaned.
"I can't go there, man," he said. "He's just a poster they sell at the mall for some suburban kid's dorm-room wall."
I cried foul, but nonetheless, my friend's point resonated a few days later, when I was perusing the drink selection at a mini-mart and noticed Marley's face peering back at me from a can of what purported to be "Marley's Mellow Mood," a concoction boasting certain vitamins and minerals that would, I presume, chill you out and get you in the mood for some easy skankin'.
I grinned, grabbed the can and headed for the counter. There, I noticed a display of cigarette lighters emblazoned with Marley's dreadlocked visage. I bought one of those, too. And no, to answer your question, I have no shame when it comes to this sort of thing. I'm a sucker for it.
Marley would be turning 67 on Wednesday. His message of "One Love" has become a commercial slogan, and his face is everywhere, still. So is my friend right? Is Marley today simply an image, a representative of some vague notion of Rasta-hippie Zen?
I'd like to think not. Just the same, it seems necessary to separate the man and his music from the image beaming back at consumers from the packaging on a soft drink. We need to steal Marley back from the relentless forces of commercialism. He still means too much to let him go.
In Marley's native Jamaica, the man is certainly more of a spiritual figure than he is a commercial image. An article posted on Jamaican-Gleaner.com this week called upon the country's citizenry to take Marley's birthday as an opportunity to practice his message of unity. Jamaica's Living Values Education organization head Sharon Parris-Chambers spoke in the Gleaner article of the continued relevance of Marley's message of "acceptance, universal brotherhood, forgiveness and respect," and urged others to practice what Marley preached.
"Jamaica has given birth to one love, a message of unconditional love and acceptance for all," Parris-Chambers said. "It has been spread throughout the world through the music and vibrations of reggae, a spiritual music that uplifts and empowers." Marley is widely regarded as reggae's prime ambassador to the world, and the creation of a music that "uplifts and empowers" must be credited to him. That's a pretty heavy gig.
Marley preached nonviolence, and he practiced it, too. Jamaica has a gun problem to rival our own, and gang warfare in the streets of Kingston almost claimed Marley's life. He clung to his pacifism and the tenets of Rastafarianism in the face of these threats to his corporeal being. That should be remembered.
The music, though, is what needs to be celebrated, on Marley's birthday, and every day.
There's a reason that no reggae artist rushed into the void created by Marley's death, that no one has come along to craft reggae music of equal musical heft and sociopolitical-poetic relevance. First of all, Marley came from Motown, doo-wop and even R&B. He had an ear for vocal harmonies, and he had an ear for a hook, and that ability never failed him. With the help of the Barrett brothers – bassist Aston "Family Man" Barrett and drummer Carlton Barrett – Marley crafted the tightest, most soulful and eminently funky rhythm section in the genre. No one has topped it. Listen to live renditions of "Trenchtown Rock," "Them Belly Full," "Stir it Up," "Exodus" – no one is really matching the soulful strut of Marley and the Barretts today.
Marley's greatest gift may have been the manner in which he was able to marry his message to indelible grooves and simple, efficient and incredibly effective chord progressions. He could take a minor 7 chord and, with the help of the Wailers, vamp on it until the music became trancelike, transportative and transcendent. When this happened, it was as if Marley became a shaman, one capable of urging us to become reacquainted with our own bodies, and to enter that space where mind and body meet and mingle – commonly referred to as "the soul." Watch a Marley & the Wailers concert performance on YouTube or on DVD, and you'll see that Marley led by example – he let the music take him "out there" first, and urged those in attendance to follow. This was beyond the conventional notion of "performance" – it was more communal ritual than mere entertainment.
Is it really offensive to see Marley commodified on so many commercial products these days? One doubts he would have approved. That said, if "a kid from the suburbs" wants to put a poster of Marley on his dorm-room wall, isn't that a good thing? Shouldn't we encourage the spreading of Marley's influence to new generations? By any means necessary? I believe we should.
There are two Marley birthday celebrations slated for Buffalo clubs this week. Neville Francis & his Riddim Posse will be joined by the Dreadbeats at 9 p.m. Saturday in Nietzsche's (248 Allen St.) for an evening of Marley music. And Bob Marley's FunkyReggae Birthday Party, featuring DJ Universal of Steppin' Out Sound, takes place at 9 p.m. Wednesday in Duke's Bohemian Grove Bar (253 Allen St.).
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Join Sean Kevin Fitzpatrick '63, P'87 on Saturday morning in the Chapel as he delivers the Half-Century Annalist Letter at the Annual Meeting of the Alumni Association. Almost every year since 1865, when George Bristol prepared the first letter for the Class of 1815, an annalist has reminisced about classmates, the College and its faculty as they were in his undergraduate days 50 years earlier. In addition, President Stewart will give her State of College Address, and the Bell Ringer Award will be presented to William E. Braunlich '57, a devoted member of the Hamilton family.
Special medallions are presented at registration to all alumni celebrating their 50th reunion. Please congratulate members of the Class of 1963 wearing these medals.
Members of the Class of 1973 will be awarded Continental canes, a tradition established by the Class of 1959 on the occasion of its 40th reunion. The head of the cane forms a tricorne in honor of Baron von Steuben, who served as a drillmaster of Washington's Continental Army and laid the cornerstone of the Hamilton-Oneida Academy in 1794. Graduating seniors have received canes with their diplomas since 1977.
While you're in the area, "bolt" to Seneca Falls or explore Cooperstown's multiple museums; in Utica, visit Saranac Brewery and the Munson-Williams-Proctor Arts Institute, then take a stroll in the historic village of Clinton. Plan a visit to the Oneida Community Mansion House, the Mohawk Valley Resource Center for Refugees or the Clinton Farmers' Market.
Half-century alumni, regardless of class year, are invited to come back for reunions every year. Stop by the half-century alumni hospitality suite in the sun porch of the Sadove Student Center at Emerson Hall for coffee and conversation throughout the weekend.
Highlighting the arts at Hamilton following the opening of the Wellin Museum and anticipating the new theatre and studio arts building under construction, alumni are invited to submit artwork for an exhibition that will be displayed from Kirner-Johnson to the List Art Center. To participate, contact firstname.lastname@example.com for more information. Digital images of artwork to be included is required by April 15.
This exhibition highlights recent work by Hamilton's studio-art faculty. Representing a range of genres and methods of production, the exhibition presents new works by Ella Gant, Robert Knight, Katharine Kuharic, Bruce Muirhead, Rebecca Murtaugh and Bill Salzillo. Interpretive texts written by students and alumni accompany the works of art. The show will be on display June 6–July 28, 2013.
The mixed-voice Reunion Choir and the all-male Baldwin Choir will sing at the Service of Remembrance on Sunday morning in the Chapel. The Reunion Choir will rehearse on Saturday afternoon and Sunday morning. All alumni, spouses, children and guests who enjoy singing are invited to participate. The Baldwin Choir will
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Alumni who belong to a fraternity, sorority or private society are invited to reconnect with fellow members. Check the reunion schedule for meetings and dinners. Lectures and houseparties hosted by the organizations are open to all alumni.
A Gather on Steuben Field to hear the 1812 Overture followed by a fireworks display
A MoJoTo with Monk Rowe, John Hutson and Tom McGrath performing at Blues & Brunch at Harding Farm
Children 6 and younger: Hamilton's on-campus childcare provider, the Clinton Early Learning Center, will provide childcare on Friday from 7–11 p.m., and on Saturday from 6 p.m.– midnight. Older siblings can be accommodated as well. Deposit and pre-registration are required. Pricing and a registration form are available at www.hamilton.edu/reunions. Please direct questions to Amy Franz, director, Clinton Early Learning Center, 315-859-4176 or email@example.com.
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Challenge your classmates or gather a foursome for the annual Winton Tolles Golf Tournament at the Skenandoa Golf Club, 7105 Norton Ave., Clinton. Golfers are invited Thursday night, June 6, for an informal welcome reception at the Village Tavern (8-10 p.m.).
The tournament begins on Friday, June 7 with a 7 a.m. registration and continental breakfast and an 8 a.m. shotgun start. Your entry fee of $175 (or $150 for young alumni) includes breakfast and dinner, range balls, golf cart, a gift package and prizes to the top three teams. Sponsorships are also available to support the Hamilton football program.
Entries are due by May 25. Register by contacting the Athletics Office at 315-859-4114. For more information, contact Andrew Cohen at 315-859-4757 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
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You've probably noticed that wearing retro shirts is the latest thing. Everywhere you look you will see someone wearing one of those shirts. It might be a Batman shirt, a Mario Brother shirt or one of many many other ones. It seems if it was a TV series that lasted more than 10 minutes, it's now on a shirt. A band that had a 1 hit wonder in the 80s, now has a shirt. Some silly catch phrase from the 80's… yes you guessed it, it's on a shirt! I have no doubt the reason for this is because they are trying to cash in on what they probably thought was already cashed out. Why not squeeze a few extra dollars out of the franchise.
Now you may think I'm making fun of them, but that isn't true. I own a couple. They are generally pretty cheap, easy to find and all in good fun. They aren't ones that you will keep for years and years, but are great just to throw on and enjoy.
Here are some of my favorites that I'd love to add to my collection…
He-man was the first cartoon I remember loving. I had his poster on my wall and I remember buying the He-man show bag at the show. I use to carry around his sword yelling out "I have the power!". Ahhh memories…
Ultimate Warrior
My favorite wrestler of all time – The Ultimate Warrior. When he ran to the ring I was bouncing around my living room as excited as I could be. When I see that war paint it takes me back to that time. His finishing move, the gorilla press, was pure strength. I don't know how many times I tried it on my younger brother! Unfortunately the Ultimate Warrior is no longer with us as he passed away last year.
Teen Wolf
My first "favorite movie". What's not to love about a kid morphing into a teen wolf and no one seeming to really care. He could play some great basketball too (my favorite sport). It was the start of Michael J Fox's career. He had one of my other "favorite movies", with Back to the Future. I would have picked that if this post was the "90s Retro Shirt".
That's just three out of many many different retro shirts you can buy with an 80s theme. The decade really did have some incredible things about it. Probably more than any other decade.


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5 Personality Flaws Skyrim Forces You To Deal With
#5. An Incredibly Boring Personality
One of the first things my wife said, after watching me play Skyrim for a few minutes, was, "What must the computer think of you?"
That's because this is my play-style: "Is that a cave? Wait, what's down this path? Can I go in this house? I can? Rad! Some other time though, because that's a butterfly! I can pluck salmon out of the river, harvest mushrooms from stumps and tan leather? That's amazing!"
Watching me play Skyrim is like reading one of those Family Circus cartoon maps if little Billy paused periodically to fire an arrow into the back of somebody's head to steal their magical boots. The only consistent theme linking my actions together is that none of them, not a one, advance the game in any meaningful way.
"Yes, I will be doing this for hours." -- Me, I guess?
If you had come up to me a year ago, disc in hand, hopeful glimmer in your eye, and said that you'd designed a game about butterfly catching and leatherwork, and asked would I mind giving you some feedback? I would have spat in your eye and thrown it in the sewer, then harvested your tears to sell to a Chinese herbalist.
But in a world where you allow me to do anything -- fuel a political coup, join an assassin's guild, slay giants, battle dragons -- apparently green-sourcing my cooking ingredients becomes priority #1.
#4. A Problem With Authority
I'm not referring to just disobeying the orders of in-game authority figures (though to be clear, I absolutely do that all the time, and have, on occasion, opted to resist arrest rather than pay a bounty of $11 dollars). I'm talking about rebelling against the vague, nebulous authority of the game itself. Skyrim wants me to go the city and talk to the mayor about dragons.
That's kind of the point of the game: Let's get to the bottom of this dragon business.
And yet, the very second I'm told to go somewhere, it becomes direly important that I go literally everywhere else in the world first. But like all young punks with authority problems, I'm mostly just doing it to see where the limits are. Are you going to let me walk all the way to that mountain in the distance, Skyrim, or force me back to the quest with some bullshit invisible walls?
Am I supposed to save this beautiful maiden, Skyrim? All right. Is it cool if I just ... don't?
Oh, you want me to fight the usurper, Skyrim? Sure thing, but can I buy a house and spend an hour arranging the books first?
Unfortunately, Skyrim's answer to every one of those questions is a firm and resounding, "Yes. Absolutely. Go ahead and do all of those things whenever you want."
And that really, really, really fucking sucks.
"God, I'm so sick of having all of this freedom." -- Me, I guess?
Because I want to go save that wench, fight that bastard usurper and fell that dragon. I really do. It looks fun! Way more fun than introducing the Dewey Decimal system to Whiterun, at any rate. But you need to force me over there first, because I'm just not going to do it otherwise. I'm not faulting the game for giving me freedom or anything; I totally acknowledge that this is a personal failing within me. This terrible habit -- of scouting out every single other pathway before the main one -- may be a leftover impulse from older RPGs, where many areas became inaccessible after you advanced through them. So if you wanted to make sure you found all the secret spells and legendary weapons, you had to explore every other path before the right one, otherwise the story might drag you, kicking and screaming, away from the best toys. That's no longer the case with modern games. Most let you visit and revisit any area at any point, but it's too late for me: The behavior is learned, and the damage is done.
I'll harvest every fucking cabbage in this field before I so much as glance at the dragon's nest, and you can't stop me.
Even though I really wish you could.
#3. Rampant OCD (That Is Totally Eclipsed by My Laziness)
Skyrim as a virtual world is beautifully, meticulously, painfully complete in its detail. Bethesda has really upped the bar here, to the extent that I'm actually kind of worried they may have broken gaming for good. Every time I walk by an in-game bookcase now and discover that the developers haven't written out every word of every chapter of every book therein, I will feel a small, unreasonable twinge of disappointment. Skyrim did it; they've proved it was possible. What's your excuse, other developers?
That it's irrelevant? That it doesn't affect the gameplay?
So what? Skyrim's designers not only forged an extensive world with thousands of quests and characters, but they then sat down and authored what must be tens of thousands of pages of text just to complete the atmosphere. This is a world with its own stories, folklore, science and history. And you can read about it all in-game.
YOU can.
Because I'm sure as hell not going to.
"Fuck these books." -- Me, I guess?
Oh, I picked up the first book. And, in fact, was so awed at their artful thoroughness that I read it cover to cover.
"That was cool," I thought to myself, "and it really added to the story. I feel like I understand this world a little better."
For the second book, I did the same: "Wow. Even their economy is detailed here. This is completion on a whole other level."
The third book, I skimmed: "I don't really need to know about seed counts in a rival kingdom," I justified.
By the 10th book, I had stopped reading altogether. I've always suspected that I was mildly OCD, and video games -- with their menus, customization and puzzles -- brought it all out into the open.
"I spent an hour organizing my fictional inventory by the number of characters in the names of each item! I've got a disease!" I would cry.
And that's bullshit, of course. OCD isn't tidying up your menus. OCD is thinking you have to twist every knob on the stove eight times because you cracked your knuckles out of order, otherwise your heart will explode. Me? I'm just a bit of a control freak. And Skyrim helped me finally admit that to myself ... by giving me homework. I read through like 20 pages of books before my "terrible neurotic disease" was downgraded to a simple case of "throw that shit in the gutter-itis"


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Unplugged: The Acoustic Side of Green Day's Billie Joe Armstrong
Starting out as hardcore punks in California in the late '80s, Green Day have grown into one of the biggest, most successful bands in the world, with Billie Joe Armstrong's acoustic guitar an increasingly integral part of their sound.
In the early days, however, it was a tough, minimalist and angry sound that colored their gigs and recordings, culminating in their two cutthroat punk indie albums that would surprise any listeners that came to the band in the past few years.
But even then, as edgy and punk as they were, Billie Joe and Co. always carried an acoustic guitar with them, as Armstrong explained to Acoustic Rock magazine. "In the early days we always brought an acoustic guitar on tour with us," he said. "Our shows back then were booked in basements and veterans halls by kids who didn't always have the proper legal permits and all that, so when a show would be shut down for exceeding noise levels, we would have an acoustic there and still be able to play. I think that's one thing we had over other punk bands: the show was able to go on. There's a picture of us on the back of Kerplunk [1992] in which Tré [Cool, drummer] is holding an acoustic guitar. That picture was taken in Tucson, Arizona, where the show was shut down because people down the street complained about the noise."
In 1994, when Green Day finally got their big-time shot with a major label deal and recorded the tremendously successful Dookie album, their sound had grown, matured and exhibited a depth and substance that few of their punk cohorts could ever match. Instead of punk, this was a poppier, more hook-oriented sound that drove the band to the top of the alternative rock universe and sold 15 million albums around the world.
But real superstardom was still around the corner, and after a short re-grouping and rest period, their 1997 album Nimrod brought a new dynamic, the chiming ring of Billie Joe's acoustic guitar on "Good Riddance (Time of Your Life)."
"I was trying to make the acoustic guitar sound like a percussive instrument, the way Pete Townshend does," Armstrong explained.
By the 2000s, Armstrong had developed from a kid with a knack for three-chord power punk to an accomplished all-around musical artist. He expertly utilized the acoustic guitar again on the American Idiot album with ballads like "Boulevard of Broken Dreams," "Give Me Novocaine" and "Wake Me Up When September Ends" bringing dynamics and balance to the rest of the album's rockier material.
Much of their success came down to Billie Joe's understanding of acoustic music, the power and impact that an acoustic guitar brings and, of course, his innate ability to craft songs that seem to perfectly match the arrangements. Interviewed by Acoustic Rock magazine, Armstrong talked about the acoustic guitar almost being a character on the album.
"By the time 'Wake Me Up' comes along, you've been hearing that character throughout the record. Then suddenly it chimes through," he said. "'Wake Me Up When September Ends' pivots around an acoustic guitar figure in which the open G string really rings out."
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LOS ANGELES (Hollywood Reporter) - "American Idiot," the Broadway musical based on Green Day's acclaimed album of the same name, is getting another life on the big screen.
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Well, that one came of left field. It was just a few weeks
ago that we were talking about the possibility
of Sprint snatching up T-Mobile from Deutsche Telekom. However, the tables
turned today when AT&T announced that it would be purchasing
T-Mobile for $39 billion USD – the actual breakdown will
include $25 billion in cash and the rest in stock.
"This transaction represents a major commitment to
strengthen and expand critical infrastructure for our nation's future,"
said Randall Stephenson, AT&T Chairman and CEO. "It will improve
network quality, and it will bring advanced LTE capabilities to more than 294
million people.
"This transaction delivers significant customer, shareowner
and public benefits that are available at this level only from the combination
of these two companies with complementary network technologies, spectrum
positions and operations. We are confident in our ability to execute a seamless
integration, and with additional spectrum and network capabilities, we can
better meet our customers' current demands, build for the future and help
achieve the President's goals for a high-speed, wirelessly connected America."
The deal would of course have to be approved by U.S.
regulating bodies, but if all goes well, AT&T and Deutsche Telekom hope to
have the transition finalized within the next year.
AT&T currently has 95.5
million customers putting in second place behind Verizon's 102.2 million
customers. Adding T-Mobile's 33.7
million customers will make AT&T the largest wireless carrier in the
U.S. by far.
AT&T is also looking to boost its nascent LTE efforts with
this transaction, and will bring the technology to 95 percent of the U.S.
population. AT&T will also spend an additional $8 billion over the next
five years to boost its infrastructure investment within the U.S.
We can only hope that the T-Mobile acquisition, broadened
LTE deployments, and increased spending on infrastructure will improve
AT&Ts famously "fragile" wireless network.
AT&T made headlines last week – and drew the wrath of
many – when it announced that it would
start cracking down on users that were using "illegal" jailbreak apps to
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quote: To mollify regulators, AT&T said in a statement Sunday that it would spend an additional $8 billion to expand ultrafast wireless broadband into rural areas. Instead of covering about 80 percent of the U.S. population with its so-called Long Term Evolution, or LTE network, AT&T's new goal would be 95 percent, it said. That means blanketing an additional area 4.5 times the size of Texas. The network is scheduled to go live in a few areas this summer, but the full build-out will take years. The offer would help the FCC and the Obama administration meet their stated goals of bringing high-speed Internet access to all Americans. They see wireless networks as critical to meeting that goal – particularly in rural areas where it does not make economic sense to build landline networks.


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It will take more than a couple of wins for the Buffalo Sabres to get where they want to be. If those victories come against two of the NHL's elite teams, however, it'll bring the Sabres a lot closer to their happy place.
They have the opportunity.
After knocking off division-leading Boston on Friday, the Sabres welcome another of the Eastern Conference's best to First Niagara Center this afternoon. The Pittsburgh Penguins are in town for a nationally televised 12:30 p.m. matinee, and they brought Sidney Crosby, Evgeni Malkin and the league's fourth-best record.
The Sabres have had a start to forget this season, but back-to-back wins over powerhouses just might change the mood and outlook in Sabreland.
"It was a good step against Boston, and Pittsburgh's always an elite team," Sabres center Tyler Ennis said Saturday. "If we can knock off both of them and make a statement, it would be good for our confidence and good just to get us back in the win column."
Buffalo needs to string wins together. Based on games in hand on teams below them, the Sabres are essentially in 29th place in the 30-team league. They have a long road to travel with more than 30 percent of the schedule already played.
A winning weekend would be welcomed.
"It's good to get a win and hopefully go from there," right wing Patrick Kaleta said. "It's only one, but it's a good start and we've got to build off it."
The Sabres beat Boston by playing one of their best periods of the season, scoring three times in the third for a 4-2 comeback. They'll likely need three periods to topple Pittsburgh.
The Penguins are 7-2 on the road. They entered Saturday's schedule with the second-ranked power play at 27.6 percent. James Neal was tied with Thomas Vanek for the goal-scoring lead with 11. Crosby was tied with Tampa's Martin St. Louis atop the assist chart with 15.
"We know that they're playing well," Sabres coach Lindy Ruff said. "They've probably got as much team speed as Boston. I think the depth of their lineup is just as deep as Boston. Maybe the Boston defenders have a slight edge when it comes to the back end, but I think overall they're one of the teams that you're going to have to deal with if you want to get to the top in the East."
The Sabres changed their fortunes against Boston by taking care of the puck. The early passes that became turnovers transformed into rush-inducing assists. The miscues that kept the Sabres hemmed in their zone became clean breakouts that put the Bruins on their heels.
"A lot of it is execution with the puck when you look at it," Ruff said. "You don't make an errant pass or leaving the zone you make a little quicker play, and you get to play in their end a little more. That turnover game is going to play a big part.
"They're going to create a number of chances on their own. They have that gift. You're going to have to defend against those. You're going to have to ask for a couple saves. What I'm talking about is don't hand them those extra opportunities. Don't make that big mistake. Don't make that errant pass. Don't give them that extra opportunity without them working for it."
The Penguins flew to Buffalo on Saturday, practiced in the arena and made themselves feel at home. They always fill the visiting locker room with signs bearing their team logo and organizational slogans. Based on their success away from Pittsburgh, it helps.
So does scoring first. In all seven of their road victories, the Penguins opened the scoring and quieted the home crowd.
"That has been the common thread," coach Dan Bylsma said. "We have gotten off to good starts. We have scored first and maybe set the tone in those games, but we've played well defensively. We've been fine in some tough places to play against good teams and tough buildings."
The Sabres are just 3-3-1 at home, but the latest game has them feeling a little better.
"I'm sure they're going to try and build off that win," Bylsma said. "We have a mind of our own when it comes to what we want to do on the road and where we need to go. We're still building. We've had some success on the road, and we're going to try and continue that against the Sabres."
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Following the poster presentations, a luncheon was held to honor the student researchers, their mentors, and to formally recognize the winners of grants awarded by The Higher Education Policy Commission's (HEPC) Division of Science and Research.
The luncheon was sponsored by the WV HEPC Division of Science and Research; Expansion of STEM Doctoral Education Program, Marshall University; Marshall Health; and WVU's Office of Graduate Education and Life.
One of the award recipients is one of Marshall's own, Dr. Michael Norton. Norton received a Summer Undergraduate Research Experience (SURE) Grant for $210,000.


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ABILENE, Texas - The Snyder splash pad is closed due to water and filtration issues.
Recently, The Abilene City Council approved adding a splash park in Abilene at Nelson Park.
KTXS asked the Scurry County Park Manager, Larry Thompson what problems they had with their splash park that was build in 2005.
Thompson said they didn't realize the potential problems they are now facing.
Due to low lake levels and a filtration system -- the splash pad will not be reopening this summer.
"This year we've decided to close down our splash pad, mainly because of the water situation, we're under one percent capacity in our lake," Thompson said.
Low lake levels are not the only problem, the park doesn't have an ultra violet water filtration system.
This system allows ultra violet rays to hit the water, which then discards of harmful bacteria.
"When you have a small child get in their with a dirty diaper, or someone urinates has diarrhea or sickness -- your water is contaminated until the next time you drain your tank," Thompson said.
Kraftsman Commercial Playgrounds & Water parks the company that built the splash pad in Snyder has also been hired to build the one in Abilene.
The difference is they will have an ultra violet water filtration system
"What I understand, there is going to be three sand filtered systems plus the UV ultra light."
The Program Supervisor with the City of Abilene, Anita Vigil said water supply for the Abilene splash pad won't be a problem and she will also be checking the water quality three times a day.
The park manager in Snyder also told us they haven't had any problems with children getting sick.
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The 2,920 square-foot splash pad, free of charge, will be located in Nelson Park. The proposal calls for a water park that can accommodate up to 250 people.
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In 2001 the U.S. Supreme Court issued a decision, Solid Waste Agency of Northern Cook County (SWANCC) v. United States Army Corps of Engineers. The decision reduces the protection of isolated wetlands under Section 404 of the Clean Water Act (CWA), which assigns the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (Corps) authority to issue permits for the discharge of dredge or fill material into "waters of the United States." Prior to the SWANCC decision, the Corps had adopted a regulatory definition of "waters of the U.S." that afforded federal protection for almost all of the nation's wetlands. Therefore, a narrow and literal reading of the SWANCC decision meant that "isolated, non-navigable, intrastate waters," would no longer be afforded CWA protection if use by migratory birds was the sole basis for asserting federal jurisdiction.
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Besides a compelling script and restrained directorial hand, it takes a marvelously talented actor to pull off that kind of high-wire act, and Hardy once again proves why he's one of the best of his generation. He imbues Ivan with a kind of preternatural calm, as the married father calls his family to tell them he's not coming home right away, and informs his office that he'll be absent in the morning as they begin a massive construction project. In between calls, Ivan rails at his dead father, only then betraying a roiling spirit beneath that meticulous self-control.
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Or at least she is until Carly finds her way to Kate's doorstep, and the two realize that Mark is a louse. (It's actually remarkable that Kate could put two and two together like that, since the movie insists that she's so dumb, she'd get turned around running in place.) The women decide to team up, eventually looping in a third girlfriend, Amber (Kate Upton).
This is where hilarity usually ensues, and while there are a few solidly funny moments, The Other Woman is largely an extended groan. The movie touts its lady-power theme, celebrating Kate's mission to take back her dignity, then undercuts it with pratfalls and gross toilet humor. (Diaz largely emerges unscathed, with a likable, more interesting character). Coster-Waldau is appropriately oily as Mark, but even he gets dragged into jokes that are beneath him. No, I'm afraid the only reason to see The Other Woman is to convince Hollywood that female-driven comedies are worth the investment. Of course, seeing this particular movie also implies that studios needn't bother making good ones.


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I don't want to squash school spirit- I am all for supporting the school and such, but come on. How can I, in good conscience, have my kids peddling hideous foil gift wrap at ridiculously high prices? Or 6 oz. of stale peanut clusters for $8. Not including tax and shipping. Really?
And the prizes for the top sellers (read: kid who has a Mom & Dad with the most co-workers) - oh, the prizes! Such incentive! The Top Selling Student in each class will win a darling, walking, grunting Pig! And in small print: The soft, furry, battery operated kind! AND for every $75 in sales, your name is entered to win a $25 Wal-Mart Gift Card! Don't even get me started.
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Wednesday, August 17, 2011
Fifth Blog Anniversary - 2nd & 3rd Giveaways
I couldn't wait to announce the next ones. So excited about this!
"Subbamma's Store" is a small hole-in-the-wall shop that makes and sells the most amazing Kannadiga snacks, masala powders, special papads and even some specialty pickles and powders. They have been around for many decades and are a must-visit for anyone venturing into South Bangalore. Mention "Basavangudi" to a Bangalorean and chances are that Subbamma will figure somewhere in the conversation! They are well known for their "huragalu" (fried lentils), "congress and communist kadlekai" (varieties of fried masala peanuts) and holiges (obbaattu/puran polis). I bought some amla thokku the last time that was truly out of this world! For this giveaway, I will send two lucky folks (hence 2nd and 3rd) a selection of the store's goodies.
For a visual treat of some of their stuff, head over to One Hot Stove. (Thanks for sharing this, Nupur).
Here is one more post that talks about this very interesting shop.
As before, just leave a comment that you'd like to participate in this draw. If something from Nupur's post caught your attention, do mention that as well and I'll try to include that in your selection, if you are one of the winners. I can ship this only within India again. The next giveaway will be open to all, I promise! Please leave a comment mentioning your interest (or email me at mysoorean at gmail dot com, for non-bloggers) on or before Aug 21. I will draw the winners on Aug 22nd.
25 comments:
- Satrupa said...
Wish you a very happy blog anniversary .... lotz of luv n hugs :)
- August 17, 2011 at 12:58:00 AM EDT
- Jayashree said...
Vani, congratulations on completing 5 years in blogosphere.
Irrespective of whether I win this giveaway or not, you & Nupur have tempted me enough with your posts to make me want to go to this store.
- August 17, 2011 at 1:08:00 AM EDT
- Chitra said...
Hey, Subbamma angadi goodies are mouthwatering. their kobbari mitai and nippattu are also yummy.
- August 17, 2011 at 1:15:00 AM EDT
- Shama Nagarajan said...
Congrats dear..keep rocking.please join us in Celebrate Sweets - Sweet buns event .
- August 17, 2011 at 2:35:00 AM EDT
- Paaka Shaale said...
Gosh you have made me all nostalgic with the mention of Subbammana angadi!! :)I love their chutney pudi!!!
- August 17, 2011 at 3:17:00 AM EDT
- Prathibha said...
This one is really interesting vani,very nice thought for a give away..
But the pbm wid me is I like everything der kodubale,chakli,nippat,sandige,holige...I think I mentioned almost everything..I wish I win to enjoy these goodies atleast..:)
- August 17, 2011 at 3:22:00 AM EDT
- Prathibha said...
This one is really interesting vani,very nice thought for a give away..
But the pbm wid me is I like everything der kodubale,chakli,nippat,sandige,holige...I think I mentioned almost everything..I wish I win to enjoy these goodies atleast..:)
- August 17, 2011 at 3:22:00 AM EDT
- Saraswathi Iyer said...
Hi vani, Congrats for 5years in blogging world wish more to come.
I love all the things from Subamma stores my fav is congress, Kodbale, Nipattu, Sandige. I love saaru pudi also.
My email id is firstname.lastname@example.com
- August 17, 2011 at 4:14:00 AM EDT
- LG said...
Congratulations! I have heard so much about this store and tasted also(in a friend's place) that I now want to make a trip down to that place during my next visit to India. How are your children?
- August 17, 2011 at 4:21:00 AM EDT
- Ms.Chitchat said...
Congratulations on completing 5 years in blogosphere and best wishes for the coming years. Thanks for the giveaway and I am in for it. Items u have mentioned are quite interesting and new to me.My email is firstname.lastname@example.com
- August 17, 2011 at 5:06:00 AM EDT
- Sia said...
u r kidding right?! Vani, I don't participate much in giveaways but for subbamma's goodies i'm willing to baby sit ur kids, clean ur house and drive u around the city!!! n do include Kodbales ;) pretty plzzz...
- August 17, 2011 at 10:55:00 AM EDT
- Priya said...
Wow congrats on completing 5years, that truly wonderful..
- August 17, 2011 at 11:12:00 AM EDT
- individuel said...
That sounds delicious!
And congrats on your blogaversary!
- August 17, 2011 at 8:47:00 PM EDT
- Vani said...
Satrupa - thanks :)
Jayashree- thanks. N's pics are truly tempting, aren't they?
Chitra - I forgot about the kobbari mithai, esp the bella ones.
Shama- thanks. will certainly try to participate in your event. Though looking at my blog you'd have realized how rarely sweets appear here. Three in five years! :)
Paaka Shaale - someone else mentioned chutney pudi too. I haven't tried it. Will buy this time.
Pratibha - ha ha. true. everything is nice. Very happy to include you in the draw, girl :)
- August 18, 2011 at 2:27:00 AM EDT
- Vani said...
Sara - COngress, kodbale, nippit and sandige - all my faves too. Haven't tried their saaru pudi yet. Adding you to the draw :)
LG - next time you;re in blr, for sure. Kids are good. Hope yours are doing good too.
Ms Chitchat - welcome to my blog. New things to try. Happy to include you in the giveaway.
Sia - did you guys move back too?! And yeah, I'll be holding you for all the things you mentioned, if you get this :)
Priya - thanks. hope your jet lag is all gone by now.
Ind - they are delicious indeed! and thanks for the wishes :)
- August 18, 2011 at 2:33:00 AM EDT
- Pinky said...
Congrats on ur blog anniversary...even we have a store in mysore called as "Tindimanne: which is famous for chaklis kodbales, nuppittu etc......hmmmmeverybdy fav.cant stop munching on them as well
- August 18, 2011 at 10:51:00 AM EDT
- Varunavi said...
Congrats on completing 5 years of blogging and wishing u many more years of blogging......
- August 18, 2011 at 12:28:00 PM EDT
- DEESHA said...
Congrats on the anniversary. Btw I love subbammanna angadi. Love all the goodies there
- August 18, 2011 at 1:03:00 PM EDT
- Sia said...
No, we r still in cold, cloudy, rainy britain :( That's why I am so eager ;) I just noticed its just for ppl in India :( I guess i'll have to wait till our next visit to India :D
- August 18, 2011 at 1:45:00 PM EDT
- ♥Aps♥ said...
I 've not seen her angadi but listening to the items there makes me feel like junmping frm the monitor to ur house(if u have her store item in ur house) or going to her store ryt away!!!
- August 19, 2011 at 1:29:00 AM EDT
- BongMom said...
Aiyyyo, now wasn't this just the thing you should have shipped to friends in Amrika :-D
Kidding wonly and where is that e-mail
- August 19, 2011 at 8:55:00 AM EDT
- Priti said...
Congrats Vani ...wish you many more year ...wow I love everything from Nupur post but specially the masals :) ....love to get my hands on few of them :)
- August 20, 2011 at 12:32:00 AM EDT
- PJ said...
Hi Vani, Congrats on the 5th Anniversary. I was in Basavangudi a few months ago and had I known this Angadi , I would have bought loads of goodies there. I would love to be a part of the giveaway,everything there seems to be tempting :)
- August 20, 2011 at 5:35:00 AM EDT
- Vani said...
Thanks for the comments & wishes, all! :)
- August 22, 2011 at 11:58:00 AM EDT
- radha said...
Congratulations on turning five. I have not been here or on my own blog for some time now. A favourite recipe at home that I picked up from your blog is the Tomato saaru.
- August 31, 2011 at 8:45:00 AM EDT


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The 12 Most Strangely Satisfying Videos on the Internet
#6. Gravitram
The Gravitram is a complex sculpture made up of tracks and rails and loops and crazy amounts of transport devices to make little steel balls travel all over the place. It's not quite a Rube Goldberg machine, but it has the same ability to suck you in when those little bastards get set loose and start whipping around those tracks like a madman's roller coaster.
I'd ride it, I don't even care. In fact, I've just now decided to make it my life goal to one day be rich enough to build a version big enough that I can get inside a giant clear ball and just zip around that mofo like a ... mofo. You laugh now, but when you see me screaming in joy in a YouTube video in 10 years, we'll see who's laughing.
Both of us, because it will be hilarious.
#5. LEGO Ball Contraption
No, wait, I changed my mind! I want a LEGO version that's a hundred times more badass! I figure the only thing I need for a human-sized version that can contain a me-ball is about a hundred trillion LEGO blocks and the collective wealth of every billionaire in existence. Although I freely admit that I'm not the greatest at finances or math. But I do know what I want, and I want that.
Now understand that an animated gif isn't going to do this thing justice because the whole contraption is enormous, but here's a small clip for those who can't watch videos because you can't be caught fucking around at work because you're a terrible employee:
When you get home tonight, before drowning your shame and depression in a fifth of vodka and grape Kool-Aid, watch that video. If you can turn it off before it makes its complete round, you live in a different dimension than the rest of us, and I will be praying for you. Even if you don't believe in a god, I will sculpt one out of butter in my kitchen and pray to it for you.
#4. Making a Square Vase With a Round Top
There's a reason that title is so specific and not just "making a vase." Everyone has seen a pottery wheel, or at least a video of one, and everyone knows it looks really cool to see someone working clay into a vase or ... something roughly vase-shaped. But to people who aren't versed in the ways of vase creation, we look at that combination of square and round and think, "You clearly worshiped the devil to make that happen."
At the very least, you blew a leprechaun.
I think the reason this is so mesmerizing is because there's a huge part of each of us that sees how easy that looks and thinks, "I could totally do that. I should buy one of those wheels and just make all of my dishes from now on. I'll save millions of dollars!" Right before we end up with a giant lump of clay shooting all over the room while we scream, "Goddammit, FUCK this clay! This is bullshit! Fuck the ground and fuck the bountiful clay that it provides!"
But watching Chad Vasemaster whip through that pecker like it ain't no thang is so damn calming and just straight up hypnotic (if you can't watch the video, the square parts and round parts have to be made separately and attached), especially the part where he trims the base and clay shoots off of it like one of those cheap-ass Fourth of July snake fireworks. Only made out of dirt:
GAH! It's a big ol' shooty dirtsnake!
#3. Spiderman Speed Painting
This is a time-lapse digital painting of Spider-Man by Nico Di Mattia, compressed into about five and a half minutes. It's one of my favorite videos because I grew up as an artist, and I specialized in realism. I have an appreciation for light and shadow, and this guy is just insane with a Wacom tablet and Photoshop. I bet when he stops to draw dicks on the bathroom wall, the next person to urinate in that stall ducks for fear that a real one is coming at him.
I won't dare soil the beauty of this video with an animated gif. But if you only watch one video on this list, clear off about five and a half minutes from your schedule and make it this one. Then watch all of the others, because it's an article about videos and you already read this far into it. You have to stop being weird like that.
#2. Extreme Closeup of Cutting Steel
This may be the simplest video in the world. It's just a tool shaving or cutting steel. But just like with almost anything in the entire universe, when you look at it up close through a powerful microscope, your perceptions just shatter. Look at the way that steel just folds and ripples as it comes off of the cutting device.
It looks like a doorstop cutting through cake. I can't stop watching it and I don't know why. Maybe it's because of the material? I mean, tell me that it's just a razor blade cutting through plastic, and suddenly I don't give a crap. In fact, I throw away my entire computer out of sheer protest. But tell me it's cutting steel, and everything changes. Of course, that could be because I'm easily impressed and exceptionally stupid ... which is a pretty safe assumption to make no matter what I do. Regardless, if we had access to this video when I was a kid, it would have been the cheapest baby sitter my mom ever lucked into because I would have just sat there for hours, watching that while drool ran down my face. Much like I do right now.
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Friction drilling is a form of drilling where you apply pressure and high speed to melt a big fucking hole right into metal. You heard me right -- not cutting metal, but melting that shit right in its goddamn face.
You can't tell me that if you had access to that, there wouldn't be a single surface in your entire town that didn't have a big-ass melt hole in it. Stop signs, cars, buildings, dogs. Everything I saw would get its ass friction drilled, and I would never, ever stop giggling until the day I died from friction drilling my own head.
It's just so peaceful, seeing that thing stop on the surface and then ramp up the head until all at once -- WHOMP! Right on through, leaving a melted rim around the top of the hole. The bit still searing red with the hate of a thousand demons. If that were my job, they would have to force me at gunpoint to go home. "Hey, John, do you have that job fini-" "You're goddamn right, I do. And then some. You need any holes melted, you bring that shit this way, baby, because I have plenty of holes left in the melt tank."
And with that, I just realized that I should probably take a break from YouTube for a while. This can't be healthy.
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