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- British schoolboy questioned for pro-Palestine badge and pro-BDS pamphlet
A funny story. My ex went to buy some lightbulbs. The nearest electrical shop was just round the corner. After selecting the items she went to pay (wearing a BDS badge and with a "Free Palestine" tote bag over the shoulder). Out of the back room came this Hasidic guy, who after noticing was obviously a bit flustered by the accessories - at this point she was too embarrassed to acknowledge the awkwardness - but she said paying for the items seemed to stretch out to the longest transaction in her life!
This school is 5 mins round the corner from where I live. I feel a bit sorry for some of the kids, you can see that the slightly older ones become more fearful and suspicious of "others". In the young ones "kids will be kids" applies.... They're all terrified of my dog though!
- God is on Israel's side, but not the United States, says Israel's new U.N. ambassador
I don't think changing from the varied languages, organically developed over time, that were previously spoken by Jewish communities, to a contrived but unifying Hebrew has been "good for the Jews"
The intellectual regression is there for all to see...
Danaa on another thread said : "For one thing – think about this: the vast majority of American jews cannot speak Hebrew or understand it when spoken or read in it or, indeed, comprehend the dynamics of a language that has a vocabulary that's 20 times smaller than English."
I don't know how true this is but maybe it is a factor?
- Minnesota Congresswoman demands accountability for Nakba Day killings
"Pictured: Terrified Palestinian boy's look of horror as desperate family try to free him from Israeli soldier"
Let's face it - outside of America - this is how the world sees Israel.
As an armed, masked-up soldier picking on a little boy and some women...
Very brave!
- Tea Party and ZOA team up with Trump and Cruz to oppose Iran Deal
"The American people have not forgotten the 444 days their compatriots were held against their will by the Iranian regime."
But the 34 killed and 171 wounded in the USS Liberty incident?
Chopped liver and down the memory hole...
- Aftermath of Iran Deal: a divided lobby, but Biden's camp says he has 'Jews'
I can concur that in the UK the idea of rescinding the deal is not even up for discussion.
There is no political lobbying effort to speak of - maybe a few opinion pieces in the press.
What is happening in the US as regards the deal is reported as "Foreign" news - and with some bemusement...
- Pittsburgh Jews say Obama will allow 'Second Holocaust' while Israel's ambassador openly lobbies Capitol Hill
Good grief, you can certainly spout some insanely obtuse crap, but posting this comment in a thread about Philadelphia Jewish groups warning that the US needs to quash the Iran deal or Israel will face a "Second Holocaust" is the height of cluelessness. Why is Israel running to the US to protect it? Because its depending on the US, and US Jews, to keep it safe. Israel is totally dependent on the US for funds, and diplomatic and military protection from the adverse effects of its own lunatic actions. Israel isn't protecting Jews; its a liability. You're just too much of an ethnic chauvinist to acknowledge the reality.
Absolutely spot on Tree!
You have summarised the contradictions inherent in Hophmi's nonsense perfectly.
That's why there's an Israel. Jews aren't depending on other people to keep them safe anymore.
Yeah, US Jews are depending on Israel to keep them safe. Blah, blah, blah...
You live in Cloud Cuckoo Land and can't even see it.
Delusional, paranoid and traumatised - obviously this stuff can be passed on from generation to generation - you are living proof : (
- In latest thrust at Obama, Netanyahu names UN ambassador who trashed him and said Palestinians can have 'Facebook state'
Personally I think it's great that this is the face that Israel is choosing to present to the world.
Long may it last...
- Can Holocaust compensation agreements be a model for Nakba reparations?
This is exactly the kind of discussion that needs to be happening...
However, it must scare the living daylights out of the Zionists
- Roundtable on the Palestinian solidarity movement and Alison Weir
Hmmm, I'm still not sure I buy this.
I would say that surveys suggest that a majority of Americans currently believe in something to the effect that Israel has a "right to exist" as a Jewish state.
I think this statement is very dependent on framing and the level of awareness of the respondent. I'm sure most Americans accept the existence of Israel (as I do) - you would be in denial of reality otherwise.
But if you were to unpack what the "right to exist" as a Jewish state actually means - and correlate it to current Israeli laws, social trends, and ideological underpinnings - I genuinely believe most Americans would be horrified and would reject the idea out of hand.
So, even if they don't go around proclaiming themselves as Zionists, because in reality many of them probably have little understanding of what Zionism is, they would be considered Zionist for this belief, right?
I don't agree. I don't see this as being Zionist, it is rather a lack of active opposition to Zionism. I think this may change as the argument enters the mainstream.
We will see...
And ask yourself how helpful some of her positions are for persuading Americans, most of whom are Zionists themselves and very sympathetic toward Jews and Israel overall.
I'm not American BUT - Most Americans are Zionists!
That sounds like a pretty active proposition to me (whereas I observe more a passivity or lack of opposition - largely down to ignorance, active propagandisation, misinformation in our media and policing of "acceptable discourse")
- President Obama wants us to argue about the special relationship
Off-Topic but...
Any other Brits here?
If you are not aware of it, you may want to sign this petition:
Benjamin Netanyahu to be arrested for war crimes when he arrives in London
link to petition.parliament.uk
45,874 signatures and counting...
At 10,000 the government must respond, at 100,000 it should be debated in parliament
Over to you : )
- The enemies list
Maya Angelou (RIP)
- Obama tells Americans it is 'abrogation of my constitutional duty' to defer to Israel on Iran Deal
I get the feeling the American public are waking up...
Check the comments on the NYT story:
I struggled to find any supportive of Netanyahu at all in the "Readers Picks"
- Cruz says Iran could set off Electro Magnetic Pulse over east coast, killing 10s of millions
Those dastardly Persians!
No doubt they're also going to attack the US with their "Muslamic Ray Guns"
- Sheldon Adelson bankrolls NBA player trip to Israel to fight BDS
Pinkwashing (along with Blackwashing) starting to become a bit of a problem for Israel...
- 'If we don't take out Iran,' it will reenact the Holocaust in US and Israel -- Steven Emerson to Times Square rally
Yes, I've not expressed myself clearly.
I meant the US sponsored Iraq in the the war which Iran fought against them (which Iraq started).
All this f**cking sabre-rattling!
These people are chicken-hawks personified.
The Iranians are reckoned to have lost 500,000 - 1 million troops in the US sponsored war against Iraq.
Let's see what the Israeli's or the American public can stomach...
I'd say nothing even close to those numbers
Are these folks in Times Square up for sending their children to die - or going to die themselves?
Fat chance
- Responding to Gershom Gorenberg's 'Atticus Finch principle of Israeli history'
Shorter Gorenberg:
"If my aunt had balls, she'd be my uncle..."
- US only country to oppose UN holding Israel accountable for war crimes, yet again
I'm not even sure it's the same hophmi.
I reckon they might have burned the first one out (7000+ posts has got to take its toll!)
The new one is a much more tetchy fellow : (
- Netanyahu under siege, in 'the most embattled democracy on earth'
Israel's been trying to cozy up to China for some time. But if they're thinking that they can jerk Asian countries around like they do us they're in for bitter disappointment.
Yes, if they think they can take the piss with China like they do with America then the Israeli's are even more stupid and short-sighted than they seem - and that's saying something.
They simply have no leverage there...
What they get will be transactional and the Chinese certainly wouldn't forgive and forget a "Liberty" should the Israeli's try that stuff.
There's no chance of Hasbara in China - the PRC runs its own propaganda not outsiders!
- Goldberg predicts 'civil war' between American and Israeli Jews as Israel is 'defined as an apartheid state'
The Middle East has been destabilised, largely by interventions from outside actors. In the long run there's no telling how these changes will affect Israel.
The ideological gap between American Jews and Israeli Jews does appear to be getting larger, and by and large most American Jews are in denial about how far to the right the Israeli consensus has shifted. What happens when this is undeniable? Which is surely coming...
DeBakr your comments are snide. You never engage with the facts honestly.
There are daily stories about BDS in the Israeli and American Jewish press. "An existential threat" they wail. Why such clamour if everything is hunky dory?
Today's headline in Haaretz "Obama: Stalled talks make it hard to defend Israel"
Subhead: "Obama hints at possibility that U.S. won't veto French resolution on ending Israeli-Palestinian conflict at UN Security Council"
But of course everything is fine, nothing will change, the status quo will continue forever...
In your case: "The lady doth protest too much"
- US and Israeli pressure on Nigeria to sell out Palestine at U.N. amounted to 'national security threat'
you 're right mk. i should try harder but harder at what? i doubt very much i could write anything here-no matter how 'hard' it was applied-that would change the minds of people who are decidedly set in a rigid cage painted w rainbow colours and a black spot...
Its so easy when you see the world in such fanatical and inflexible, cult-like terms.
The point is, what you have written is so obviously dishonest in its intent that it is frankly an insult to anyone with any modicum of intelligence. Your argumentation (with which you seem to wish to "change peoples minds") can be disproven by the most cursory web search, and illustrated by quoting Israeli newspapers!
Israel is one of the most corrupt nations in the West, the very "poles" you refer to prove this. This is the conclusion drawn even by right-leaning Israeli newspapers such as the Times of Israel and the Jerusalem Times.
So why do you try to represent the situation as: "Israel ranks about in the top 1/3 of least corrupt nations by numerous european, US and other poles."
Have you not understood what you have read?
Or do you think other people are too stupid or lazy to check?
I don't know the answer to these questions, but I do know that it is ludicrous to think you think you can change anybody's mind when your arguments are so blatantly dishonest.
Generally people do not like to be taken for fools. If you genuinely want to change people's minds make a solid argument, and make it honestly.
You say; "Its so easy when you see the world in such fanatical and inflexible, cult-like terms."
Can you not see the irony of this statement in light of your intellectual dishonesty when representing Israeli corruption...
Your need to paint Israel in a positive light, no matter the facts is fanatical, inflexible and cult-like. Can you not see this?
Hence - Must try harder!
As ever DeBakr shows the selective hearing typical of hasbarists...
And any attempts to "polish the turd" that is Israel's international reputation involve comparison with the most poverty stricken and repressive regimes...
What does Shingo say?
And speaking of corruption, Israel ranks as among the most corrupt in the West
What does DeBakr reply?
what a bunch of shitegrass that comes from your mind:
Israel ranks about in the top 1/3 of least corrupt nations by numerous european, US and other poles.
(That's polls btw DB)
What are the facts in context?
The Times of Israel headline says:
Israel among most corrupt developed states, study finds
DeBakr, If I were marking your school report it would read - Must try harder...
- 'Forward' ad on all the great ways to be Jewish doesn't mention Israel
The writing is on the wall...
- Netanyahu appoints Ayelet Shaked—who called for genocide of Palestinians—as Justice Minister in new government
Shavit is completely delusional...
Magical thinking of the highest order.
His lack of self-awareness is a massive problem for his writing.
You can sense his pride, that he believes his assessments are worldly and sophisticated.
I cannot believe he is aware of how parochial and gauche they seem to non-Israelis...
- Iran is 'congenital cheating' 'Islamic power bent on world domination' -- Netanyahu tells US media
- 'New anti-Semitism' on college campuses is largely blowback against orchestrated Israel advocacy
Yeah, because we're all aware of the Chinese lobby in the US demonising Tibetans as untermenshen.
- WSJ columnist says 'I'm almost grateful' for attack on kosher supermarket that killed four
mikeo March 6, 2015 at 8:11 am
"Today, there is no question that most of the anti-Semitism in Europe comes from muslim – especially Arab muslim – immigrants. That's just a reality."
Untrue. For instance in the UK:
"For this reason, whites perpetrated 44 percent of the anti-Semitic incidents in England, the lion's share, while Arab or North African belligerence comprised a mere 10 percent. Surprisingly, South Asian offenders made up 37 percent, and only 8 percent were described as Black. According to the numbers, the "Arab-Israeli conflict," as it metastasizes into Europe, is driven principally by whites, not by Jews or Arabs. I would argue that the same is true in the Levant."
- Israeli voters not impressed by Netanyahu's speech to Congress
mikeo March 7, 2015 at 8:46 am
Ha ha Seafoid : )
A perfect description of the man.
You can tell you've lived in the UK...
- Israel's new Asian allies
There is very little chance that Israel will be able to use trade with China as a lever to gain political favours unless they are relatively cost free to China.
China is just too big, and the single-party political culture there is one that allows consideration of the long-term more than the US.
Israel has very little to offer China that it could not get elsewhere if required...
- One-state 'fantasy is very dangerous' because it cannot tell us what the military looks like -- Manekin
Many ethnic Germans fought for the USA against Nazi Germany.
Anyone claiming persons from a particular ethnic background could not fight against anyone who shared that ethnic background even if they were from another country is revealing more about their own biases and ethnocentrism than anything else...
- 700 UK artists pledging not to go to Israel include Soueif, Ali, Waters, Eno, Leigh, Churchill
I am permanently moderated at the Guardian for once alluding to organised hasbara trolls flooding the comment sections, and linking to sites where you could download apps like GIYUS and Megaphone which might cause this to happen.
Make of that what you will...
"This contact of Iran with china is very, very loose"
China - Number one importer of Iranian oil & gas...
- The betting line on Netanyahu's speech to Congress
Speaking of bets...
I wrote a comment on March 20, 2014 on the article:
"Ululating at Vassar: the Israel/Palestine conflict comes to America"
In that comment responding to "BrianEsker" I said:
"The fraud, thuggery and racism which suffuses this transplanted hate Israel fad is recognized more and more as brainwash for hormonal youth on campus."
You are delusional - the US is the last bastion of suppoert for Israel and it is falling...
With all the Hasbara in the world and complete control of official channels of information to shape the message...
Israel is marginally more popular worldwide than Iran, North Korea and Pakistan.
I think Iran may overtake you this year - their press has been rather good unlike Israel's
Well lookee at todays article in the Independent!
Britons dislike Israel more than Iran – but North Korea beats them both as most maligned nation
Just as I predicted...
I should be a betting man : )
- ICC opens war crimes inquiry into Israel over Gaza war as Palestinians prepare another UN resolution
From the perspective of a London resident (I live half a mile from Stamford Hill which is an orthodox area) the claims that anti-semitism in the UK is as bad as the 1930's seem nonsensical.
Whether they are down to a genuine disconnect from reality (and if the majority of Jewish people responding to these surveys read the Jewish Chronicle this might be the case as it is the most insular, self-pitying publication it's possible to imagine) or a more cynical exploitation of the current circumstances - I can't decide.
I think a lot of these claims originate in a coordinated Hasbara offensive to promulgate the idea that the UK (and other EU countries) are not safe for Jews and Muslims are "taking over" Europe. These are designed more for consumption outside the EU (the types who watch Fox and believe that Birmingham is completely Muslim) as no one who lives in the UK would recognise the anti-semitic climate that these claims assert is prevalent.
I can't help feeling that these efforts are counter-productive in the long run. These claims of a widespread climate of anti-semitism strike many as a case of: "The boy who cried wolf" hence ever decreasing sympathy for the claims themselves, and the creation of a climate where many feel emboldened to refute them despite the inevitable attendant accusations of anti-semitism...
- Sony email chain on behalf of Israel joined Russell Simmons and Michael Lynton with rightwing Zionists
Four posts in the thread already!
You're new here aren't you?
Don't use up all your energy straight away - because somehow I have the feeling you won't last very long if you keep this up... : )
- Omar Barghouti: What Mondoweiss Means To Me
"a propagandistic one to cast Israel as the big Goliath and the Palestinians as the David"
Palestinians - Stateless and under military occupation for over 50 years
Israel - 4th largest military in the world, nuclear armed, supported unconditionally by the US
Can you honestly not see how ridiculous this makes you sound (and also annoying - you sound like a spoilt brat)
Hophmi - I've been on this site a few years and I don't comment often but your comments appear to be parallelling Netanyahu's psychological unravelling.
Once you seemed quite a composed and informed commenter - although I mostly disagree with you.
Nowadays you are sounding quite unhinged and out of your depth...
It would be better for your cause if you pondered this phrase before commenting - "Discretion is the better part of valour" - and occasionally resisted the urge.
- 'Chickenshit' attack enrages Netanyahu and lobby, but will it stir voters against Obama?
2% of the population and "votes" are a legitimate concern
Who are they kidding?
- US-Israel relationship is still 'strong and formidable,' says State Dep't
Yeah, whatever...
State dept says: "US-Israel relationship is still 'strong and formidable"
But Obama's stenographer says "Bibi is a chickenshit"
Move along - nothing to see here : )
- Chomsky used to need police protection when he spoke about Israel, no longer
- NYT's opening to a 'fringe voice' excites rage from Israeli army, journalism, business leaders
Israeli's lack of self awareness is truly staggering...
The more people see these responses the more the hysterical face of Zionism is revealed...
"It is an uncomfortable but nevertheless unavoidable truth of this conflict that Palestinian independence cannot be achieved against the wishes of the Israeli public."
"That such an oped was published is a black stain on those of us who want two states for two peoples."
"Israel is a democracy in a very bad neighborhood and is eternally striving to better itself despite the many obstacles."
Yeah - WINNING fucking arguments! NOT
- Israel, your brand is tanking
In addition to David Milibands recent statement:
But the prime minister is wrong not to have opposed Israel's incursion into Gaza and his silence on the killing of hundreds of innocents Palestinians civilians caused by Israel's military action will be inexplicable to people across Britain and internationally."
This seems like a fairly significant development in the political climate as regards Israel in the UK:
Lady Warsi resigns over government's 'morally reprehensible' stance on Gaza
Lady Warsi is a Foreign Office minister and a fairly senior member of the Conservative government.
Our position not to recognise Palestinian statehood at the UN in November 2012 placed us on the wrong side of history and is something I deeply regret not speaking out against at the time.
- As in Vietnam and South Africa, Gazan masses are willing to pay high price for freedom -- Kasrils
The Israelis are terrified that its soldiers will fall into the hands of the resistance and this is affecting their resolution on the ground and at government level
Richard Silverstein alleges that the Israelis have already killed one of their own during the current operation to prevent this happening
- Oren's charge that networks showcase Palestinian dead at behest of Hamas is 'obscene' -- Penhaul
Very moving - he has put himself at great personal risk (he is the C4 news anchor, not usually a field reporter) to show people the truth.
I'm not surprised he wept on the way home.
Imagine what he will say about the Israelis in his memoir when he retires.
Not satisfied with calling the Brazilians "diplomatic dwarves" now they have taunted them about their World Cup loss
I think some revision is in order: How to Win Friends and Influence People
Israel - another day another enemy made.
- Gaza massacre is generating ideological crisis in American Zionists
Yiddish is a big loss...
What about the poor LGBT members of the IDF? Don't they need a bit if morale boosting. Come on guys, get off your gear and be patriotic for your troops.
We got you covered there brother...
Mixed reactions to Israelis' erotic moral-boosting Facebook effort
Boys, what about the gay soldiers? They need to know you are behind them, too, so join the effort and send your naked photos!
Israeli women are showing support for the IDF — by showing their boobs
Israelis must be the most tone-deaf people on earth - I am coming around to Seafoid's linguistic theory of the "Hebrew Ghetto" insulating them from the reality of how they are perceived...
They really are beyond parody :(
- Israeli forces shell UN school where displaced Palestinians gathered, killing at least 9
I cried after watching this.
Anybody who defends what Israel is doing has completely lost their humanity.
- Massacre in Gaza: At least 60 killed in Shuja'iyeh, over 60,000 in UN shelters
Bennett and co have been talking about dropping the US and trying Israel's luck with China.
Ha Ha
Good luck with that...
- Largest British union refuses to offer support for peace talks
You should ask the UCU about that.
About what hophmi?
About the case in which the UCU was "cleared of harassment in landmark tribunal" described as a "Crushing defeat for Israel lobby as anti-boycott litigation fails in UK" and reported by the Jewish Chronicle as "A blistering rejection of pro-Israel activist Ronnie Fraser's case against the academic union, UCU"
An Employment Tribunal ruled the claim of "institutional anti-Semitism," brought by union member and Academic Friends of Israel director Ronnie Fraser, was dismissed on all counts.
The ruling is a dramatic and comprehensive defeat for the Israeli "lawfare" strategy, and may even have backfired for its proponents who today descended into acrimonious internal back-biting.
In the 49-page ruling, the three-person tribunal comprehensively considered the 10 points of the detailed complaint, brought on behalf of Fraser by high-profile pro-Israel lawyer Anthony Julius.
After dismissing each one of them in detail ("without substance … devoid of any merit … palpably groundless … untenable … obviously hopeless"), the document appears to foreclose the possibility of another such "lawfare" attack ever being brought to court again (at least using UK Tribunals)
Not a great example for promoters of the Zionist cause I would say...
- Liberal Zionists' denial of Israeli racism heightens danger to 'everyone living in this land' -- Blumenthal
i wish he give up his ad hominem tweets towards MW and have it out on the comment section instead
I very much doubt that will be happening again, he got his arse handed to him last time.
In the UK we have an expression for types like MJ: "They can dish it out, but they can't take it..."
"rich Jews who don't face any threat to their lives, as Israelis do"
Sounds like MJ...
Psychological projection anyone?
- Doubts raised about report Algeria will donate World Cup prize money to Gaza (Updated)
- Chomsky supports portions of BDS agenda, but faults others, citing realism and int'l consensus
The subsequent calls from UN organs, rapporteurs, and working groups had an impact on investors and governments, but had little to do with pressure from the BDS movement, which has been taking all of the credit, while badmouthing the Palestinian government that was instrumental in "getting the ball rolling"
That is a perfectly valid interpretation of events - however it has nothing to do with Chomsky's statement which was:
"sanctions, or state actions, are not on the horizon"
That statement is patently untrue as sanctions have been discussed at an inter-governmental level (albeit they are unlikely to be applied except to the settlements in the near future) and many articles (including many at this site) have covered this topic.
Chomsky is full of s**t...
"sanctions, or state actions, are not on the horizon"
Former EU leaders urge sanctions for Israel settlements
"U.S. discrimination is worse than Israeli discrimination"
I have absolutely no idea what he means by this , but it is unsurprising to find that Chomsky does not attempt to support the claim with a concrete example.
"there is virtually no meaningful support for (3) beyond the BDS movement itself"
The same line of argumentation could be taken on any number of actions Chomsky has himself been a proponent of...
It didn't stop him making unpopular arguments.
With both Chomsky and Finkelstein their reaction against BDS is so contrary to their past records as dissenters and iconoclasts (as opposed to consensus followers) that I struggle to find any explanation except the ethnic solidarity component...


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School has just started again, and everyone has survived the stress of picking out an outfit for the first day of school. But here's the kicker: that stress repeats itself every day, especially if you find that your closet is lacking. School uniforms solve that issue, although some are better than others. We've compiled a list of our favorite uniforms in books. Don that plaid skirt and tie—we're headed for a roundup.
The annual celebration of the freedom to read is upon us again and we're ready for Banned Books Week. We believe families and individuals have the right to decide for themselves what to read and what to skip, but should not decide for others by having books removed or banned. Since the first Banned Books Week in 1982, the American Library Association has recorded that more than 11,000 books have been challenged. So to celebrate Banned Books Week, we've come up with some reimagined book titles for you, inspired by the reasons they were challenged. Enjoy!
ABC's Black-ish is not only funny and perfectly cast with very talented actors—it also manages smart social commentary. Between the great chemistry amongst the actors, the awesome Halloween episodes, Bow and Dre always managing to out-ridiculous each other, and Diane's amazing comedic timing, we are so glad our wait is finally over. Season 3 premiered yesterday on the heels of its Emmy nominations, and with plenty of material from the Presidential election, so we're ready for this season! We're so ready that in our excitement we created a Black-ish Book Club.
Do you with agree with Marilyn Monroe that a diamond is a girl's best friend but ALSO agree that a book is a girl's best friend? Do you look at jewelry on Pinterest in-between chapters of The Great Gatsby? Do you often imagine what Marvolo Gaunt's ring would look like on your finger (minus the Horcrux)? Imagine us as your literary jewelry Pinterest page, all rolled up in a blog post just for you.
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Brewers' bullpen has seen several curveballs
Phoenix - Bullpens are like children. Just when you think you've got them figured out and everything is going smoothly, one of them goes off the rails.
Or two of them. Or three.
In 2011, the Milwaukee Brewers' bullpen was a strength of the club. In particular, closer John Axford was nearly perfect, converting his last 43 save opportunities as the club roared to the National League Central crown.
Though general manager Doug Melvin believes relief pitchers come and go in general, he wasn't going to mess with success. He brought back his bullpen virtually intact for the 2012 season, locking in each one with big-league deals.
"The one mistake we probably made is not having any flexibility," said Melvin. "They all had guaranteed money."
The wheels started coming off when Axford began blowing games in the middle of the season. Veteran Francisco Rodriguez, once one of the top closers in the game, was Plan B in the ninth inning but, wouldn't you know it, he went south as well.
No lead was safe. In late July, the Brewers were swept in a nightmarish three-game series in Philadelphia, blowing multiple-run leads as Rodriguez completely melted down. Team morale hit bottom.
The nadir came July 29 against Washington at Miller Park. The bullpen blew leads of four runs in the eighth inning and two in the ninth before losing the game, 11-10, in the 11th.
Bullpen coach Stan Kyles was fired the next day. Was the ongoing meltdown his fault? Of course not, but a sacrificial lamb was chosen in attempt to awaken the walking dead in the bullpen.
Nothing cuts the heart out of a team more than a bullpen that can't protect leads. But, to their credit, the Brewers recovered to make a run at the playoffs, albeit too late. Not coincidentally, Axford got his act back together and Rodriguez also found his bearings.
By season's end, however, the pile of incriminating evidence had stacked too high. The Brewers' bullpen led the majors with 29 blown saves and 33 losses, and its 4.66 earned run average was the worst.
Melvin decided to keep Axford and setup man Jim Henderson, the dark horse who emerged in the middle of the year after a 10-year journey in the minors. But Rodriguez, Jose Veras, Kameron Loe and Manny Parra were shown the door.
Veras actually pitched well down the stretch but frustrated manager Ron Roenicke with unnecessary walks. Loe's sinker had stopped sinking. Parra's years of inconsistency and underachieving finally caught up with him.
With the deconstruction complete, Melvin began the reconstruction, looking to successful bullpens for his plunder. Filling an obvious void, he signed veteran left-handers Tom Gorzelanny and Michael Gonzalez, both coming off nice years in Washington. Burke Badenhop, a Loe-like sinker-baller who had a big 2012, was acquired in a trade with Tampa Bay.
So, the Brewers have Axford, Henderson, Gorzelanny, Gonzalez and Badenhop set. If Brandon Kintzler stays healthy, I'm guessing he's a keeper as well.
If Roenicke keeps seven relievers - and that's the way he's leaning at present - that leaves one spot to be won. The fun part about that situation is that several viable candidates are vying for that spot in camp, led by a pair of hard throwers, Johnny Hellweg and Michael Olmsted.
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United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child
|2013 American Academy of Pediatrics Policy Statement on Children & Media Use
|2012 International Society for Research on Aggression Statement on Media Violence Effects
|2011 American Academy of Child & Adolescent Psychiatry Children & TV Violence
|2009 American Academy of Pediatrics Policy Statement on Media Violence Effects
|2005 American Psychological Association
|2004 Canada Action Agenda
|2003 Surgeon General's Expert Panel on Media Violence Note: This is not an official report from the U.S. Surgeon General's office. This is a journal article written by the members of the media violence expert panel for the journal Psychological Science in the Public Interest. For more details, see the Ceci & Bjork editorial.
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|2000 Australian Psychological Society
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The Paris talks: Looking behind the scenes
Negotiations toward a new global climate agreement resume Monday in Bonn amid growing concern that time is running short – the agreement is due this December in Paris – and that the remaining task is monumental.
Indeed, while the new text negotiators will be working from is a bit more coherent than the last one, it is still a very long way from something countries could sign on to in Paris. Parties hopefully will make progress this week narrowing options and will task the co-chairs with producing a much more streamlined text for the next meeting in October.
The state of the text, though, may not the best measure of the state of the negotiations. The tedious slog of the formal sessions in Bonn may be what's most visible. But countries are spending even more time talking in other, less formal settings, at multiple levels. And the conversations there are considerably more encouraging.
One example is C2ES's Toward 2015 dialogue, which brought together senior negotiators from China, the United States and 20 other European, Asian, Latin American and African countries for eight in-depth discussions over 15 months. A final report last month from dialogue co-chairs Valli Moosa and Harald Dovland outlines key elements of a Paris deal.
Climate change and the near-record 2015 wildfire season
The wildfires ravaging the Western United States are among the most damaging on record, and the season isn't over yet. For those who have been following the region's changing climate patterns, however, the damage is hardly surprising, and this could be only the beginning.
So far this year, 41,000 fires have burned 7.5 million acres of forests and grasslands across the United States. Only nine years have seen more acres burned in total than have already burned this year. The record is 9.8 million acres in 2006.
Baked Alaska
In Alaska, the 2015 wildfire season will likely go down as the second-biggest on record. More than 5.1 million acres – or 8,000 square miles – have burned so far this year. The most damaging – 6.6 million acres – occurred in 2004. Although this was an extreme fire season, the state was fortunate that the weather eventually cooperated. By mid-July, the fires had already charred 4.5 million acres, or 88 percent of the total.
The fires that plagued central Alaska during the late spring and early summer months are now mostly under control, as the dry summer heat gives way to cooler and wetter weather. The persistent ridge of high pressure has broken down as waves of moisture now stream in from the surrounding waters – the annual sign that autumn is quickly approaching.
As the fires die out in Alaska, the attention now turns to the lower 48. What was a sporadic, yet manageable, start to the fire season has now turned into conflagration of tragic proportions.
What the EPA rules mean for carbon capture and storage
In its final rules for limiting carbon dioxide emissions from new and existing power plants, EPA recognized the importance of carbon capture and storage technologies to achieving U.S. carbon reduction goals.
New coal-fired power plants will likely need to capture some portion of potential emissions to meet final federal standards for emissions. While not required, existing coal and natural gas power plants may pursue carbon capture and storage (CCS) to meet state emissions targets under the final Clean Power Plan.
However, a regulatory requirement for CCS does not guarantee the development of commercial-scale projects, and additional work will be needed to address the economic barriers to CCS.
In the rule covering new power plants, EPA confirmed its original finding that CCS is technically available and feasible to implement. EPA's final rule set an emissions standard of 1,400 pounds of carbon dioxide (CO2) per megawatt-hour (MWh) of electricity generated. This is less stringent than the 1,100 lbs CO2/MWh limit originally proposed. But given that the most efficient coal plant without CCS is still likely to emit around 1,700 lbs CO2/MWh, adopting CCS is likely required.
US cities offer diverse incentives for electric vehicles
Cities and states are deploying a wide variety of incentives to promote more adoption of electric vehicles to reduce emissions and improve our energy security.
Consumers in Houston can get a state subsidy for buying a new EV. In the Phoenix area, EV buyers get registration fees waived and single-occupant HOV lane access. EV drivers in Portland receive fewer city and state incentives, but benefit from more publicly available charging infrastructure.
EV incentives vary by the amount consumers can save, how the incentives are applied, and who is offering the incentive.
A new report sheds light on how the 25 largest U.S. cities stack up in promoting EV deployment. These cities together represent more than half of the public electric vehicle charging infrastructure in the U.S. and about two-thirds of new electric vehicle registrations.
The white paper published by the International Council on Clean Transportation with input from C2ES and C40 and support from the 11th Hour Project, catalogues data on policies and actions by state agencies, municipal agencies, and local utilities that promote EV sales and analyzes the benefits to consumers.
EPA's Clean Power Plan puts states in the driver's seat
The finalization today of EPA's Clean Power Plan offers Americans a clear, realistic roadmap for addressing planet-warming emissions that threaten the environment and the U.S. economy.
Most importantly, it puts states in the driver's seat to devise innovative strategies to reduce emissions efficiently and cost-effectively. Now it's time for states to work together with businesses and cities to craft the approaches that work best for them.
Climate change is a critical challenge, and the impacts will only grow more costly if we fail to act. Last year was the warmest on Earth since we started keeping records over a century ago. During the first half of this year, it got even hotter. Climate change impacts include more extreme heat, which can exacerbate drought and wildfires, more frequent and intense downpours that can lead to destructive floods, and rising sea levels that threaten coastal cities.
Many cities, states, and companies recognize climate risks. And many are taking steps to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
New federal standards are already reducing heat-trapping emissions from the second-biggest source, transportation, by increasing the fuel economy of cars and trucks. The Clean Power Plan takes the next logical step by addressing the largest source: the electric power sector, responsible for nearly 40 percent of U.S. carbon dioxide emissions.


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|Stephen Spurgeon
|A Phase 1 Dose Escalation and Cohort Expansion Study of the Safety, Tolerability, and Efficacy of Anti-Lag-3 (BMS-986016) in Relapsed or Refractory Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia and Lymphomas
|Michael Heinrich
|A Phase I, Multicenter, Open-Label Study of Oral ABL001 in Patients with Chronic Myelogenous Leukemia or Philadelphia Chromosome-Positive Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia
|Elie Traer
|A Phase 3 Open-Label Randomized Study of Quizartinib (AC220) Monotherapy Versus Salvage Chemotherapy in Subjects with FLT3-ITD Positive Acute Myeloid Leukemia (AML) Refractory to or Relapsed after First-Line Treatment With or Without Hematopoietic Stem Cell Transplantation (HSCT) Consolidation
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|A companion sample collection protocol to support the discovery of the mechanisms of resistance to targeted cancer therapies.
|Rachel Cook
|A Phase I Dose Escalation with Two Disease Specific Expansions, Multicenter, Open-label, Safety, Pharmacokinetic and Pharmacodynamic Study of LOR-253 in Patients with Relapsed or Refractory Hematologic Malignancies
|Brandon Hayes-Lattin
|Protocol CCTL019B2206: A multicenter study of apheresis collection of peripheral blood mononuclear cells (PBMC) in patients with CD19 expressing malignancies who could be eligible for a CTL019 clinical research trial
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|Long Term Follow-Up of Patients Exposed to Lentiviral- Based CD19 directed CART Cell Therapy
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|A Randomized, Open-label, Phase 2 Trial of Ponatinib in Patients with Resistant Chronic Phase Chronic Myeloid Leukemia to Characterize the Efficacy and Safety of a Range of Doses
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|A Phase 1B Dose Escalation and Dose Expansion Study of ONO/GS-4059 in Combination with Other Targeted Anti-cancer Therapies in Subjects with B-cell Malignancies
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|WEAR in Oregon: Defining risks of blood cancer development in a cohort of older women with clonal hematopoiesis and TET2 mutations. (Women Engaged in Advancing health Research in Oregon is a prospective epidemiology study)
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|SWOG S0919: A Phase II Study of Idarubicin and Ara-C in Combination with Pravastatin for Poor-Risk Acute Myelogenous Leukemia (AML)
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|A Phase 1, Multi-center, Open-label Study of IMGN779 Administered Intravenously in Adult Patients with Relapsed/Refractory CD33-positive Acute Myeloid Leukemia
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Sun King Overwhelming Choice in Tampa Bay Derby
The March 19 Tampa Bay Derby (gr. III) drew a field of eight, but the race for all intents and purposes comes down to Sun King vs. Sun King. The Nick Zito-trained colt is the class of the field, and the race his to lose. Only two others in the field have even been nominated to the Triple Crown.


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After a seemingly endless career in corporate management, Irene escaped to explore the world of self-employment. Along the way, she found herself deeply immersed in the world of online branding, reputation management and social media. A frequent speaker and social media consultant, Irene has a passion for helping people learn to use online tools and technology to achieve their business objectives. Using social media isn't difficult, it's only new. Irene has a particular talent for working with those in the early stages of learning, those who are Almost Savvy.
Attendees at Almost Savvy events have appreciated the opportunity to learn from someone who's learned by doing, someone without much technical savvy to speak of. If you are looking to hear a lot of tech-speak, you've come to the wrong place. If you'd like to learn simple, practical tips which allow you to determine how deeply you'd like to wade into the virtual pool, you're in for a treat!
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We knew the Ti-FLY is a fantastic trike with unique look and amazing riding properties and we have received quite some very positive comments from people who could ride it as first ones, but this review confirms the Ti-FLY is truly the top product.
The riding season is in full power now, but with 6 weeks of delivery time, we have now, it might be a bit too late to order a custom built bike now. If you wish to have a new trike or bike as soon as possible, you can have it within few days
We would not be able to attain the high quality of our recumbents without their on-going and demanding testing. Long-haul trips such as round-the-world expeditions put the mechanics, the parts and the components of our recumbents under strenuous pressure on roads full of potholes and on which specialized workshops are virtually non-existent. We are proud to have built an informal AZUB testing team composed of individuals who've ridden on our bikes across a few countries of the world. One of them is riding his AZUB recumbent to go to work everyday!
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Being healthy – staying healthy, a challenge throughout life.
To create a future for the better
How one stays healthy when turning at age is a major challenge not only personally, but our society is also in lead of finding options to maximize ones quality of life. From a medical and scientific point of view BioMIMedics provides opportunities for the future, making use of scientific options to develop medical Biomaterials and Biosensors with one single goal in mind; 'Improving BioMaterials to keep you healthy'.
At the very centre of the Euregio Meuse-Rhine BioMIMedics unites five major academic R&D centres in a Cross- Border multi-disciplinary network with strong outlook. BioMIMedics is powered by co-investments of our European Union and regional governments with one clear message: 'Invest in a better Euregional Future'.
BioMIMedics is a Euregional Interreg IVa consortium, and is a prime example of Cross-Border collaboration on the level of applied Biopolymer and BioMaterial R&D, dissemination and valorization in the Euregio Meuse-Rhine. Our R&D focuses on novel sustainable and biocompatible BioMaterials for medical applications ranging from medical textiles to drug delivery and microchips. Our R&D spans an extensive portfolio on Biopolymers, BioMaterials, BioSensor technology and Biomedical Assays to shape the BioMedical future. It is with proud that we can state that BioMIMedics is an excellent example how interregional cooperation can create new business, employment and new projects.
The BioMIMedics Euregio Meuse-Rhine symposium offered attendees to witness the achievements of BioMIMedics & participate to shape the future networks.
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The BioMIMedics conference covered the following topics:
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Launch of new Euregional initiatives to sustain and increase (y)our network
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- Networking to create strong options for future cross-border public & private collaborations
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Welcome to CityStyle Crochet, where I design original crochet patterns in my New York-based studio. Using skills developed over years of crocheting, I strive for a high quality presentation in each ...
Welcome to CityStyle Crochet, where I design original crochet patterns in my New York-based studio. Using skills developed over years of crocheting, I strive for a high quality presentation in each scarf, hat, cowl or shawl pattern I produce, and seek balance in color, texture and stitch detail.
I love all kinds of yarns, and constantly experiment with yarns of different colorways, weights, blends and textures in an effort to select yarns that showcase the stitches being used, and that will create a piece that is both functional and aesthetically pleasing.
I love what I do, and my goal is to create sophisticated designs that are a treat for you to wear, and that you can confidently give as gifts.
Enjoy your shopping here at CityStyle Crochet. I regularly add new patterns to my shop, so please check back often to see new additions!
This crochet earwarmer, designed in the always-trendy chevron stitch, is a quick and easy crochet pattern. Using simple crochet stitches, the pattern is easily memorized, and can be completed in one evening, while watching your favorite TV shows. A great pattern for quick gifts or for charitable giving.
Designed to fit most women and teen girls using DK or light worsted weight yarn, the earwarmer is easily sized to fit all.
All CityStyle crochet patterns are written in standard U.S. terms, with both U.S. and metric measurements provided. Each pattern includes:
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A CONVICTED tax fraud who bamboozled the U.S. government out of more than $1 million and then escaped state custody by forging his own release papers was captured yesterday by U.S. marshals in West Philadelphia.
The capture of Kevin William Small had followed an "extensive manhunt," federal authorities said.
Small, 49, had been serving the first of two 135-month sentences for swindling the IRS, a fraud he committed while in a Pennsylvania state prison.
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Please recommend comfortable steel-toe men's work shoes/boots.
My spouse recently got a job where he's on his feet all day, and his feet and knees are starting to hurt. He really needs more support/padding I guess. He also needs steel-toe. Shoes or boots are fine. What should he get? [more inside]
Heavy leather work boots starting to pinch
I have heavy, lug-soled leather work boots which are top of the line work boots. They're great boots! I love them. However, over the last two years they have started to rub me in two painful ways. I'm not sure if there is anything I can do to repair this. [more inside]
Boot to the head: find me good work boots
I am female and I work mainly outside as a gardener. I want to get two pairs of work boots, one for warm weather and one for cold weather. Can you give me recommendations for one or both of those pairs of boots? [more inside]
Leather Boots...IN THE SNOW?
Have you used high quality leather work boots (Danner / Hathorn / Wesco) in the snow? With proper care do you find that these boots are adequate for occasional use in snow? [more inside]
CSA-Approved Doc Martens in Ottawa
Where can I find CSA approved steel-toed Doc Martens in Ottawa, ON? [more inside]
These non-leather boots were made for walking and sprinting in the rain and snow.
I need vegan men's work boots in size 7 or 7.5. Please help? [more inside]
Work boots - need 'em!
So, know of any good work boots? [more inside]
What kind of work shoes to buy for a man with flat feet?
Where do you find good, longer lasting, work shoes for a man with some feet issues? [more inside]
Should I buy boots here or in Chile?
Can I buy work boots in Chile at a reasonable price - and immediately after arriving? [more inside]
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US and Canada - HE compared?
Can anyone advise me on some specific comparisons between the US and Canadian University systems? I am in charge of internationalisation at a British University and we would like to investigate establishing academic partnerships and indeed possibly some direct recruitment in both countries. While we are roughly clear on how the US system operates, Canada is a bit harder to grasp. [more inside]
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Academic management database question. Probably too obscure for most! [more inside]
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(one-third each riesling, gewurztraminer and pinot noir, from clay and gravel soil) Highly complex aromas of strawberry, blood orange, brown spices and flowers. Then juicy, tight and quite closed, showing limited texture today but terrific structure and grip. Very pure, juicy wine that will require at least four or five years to reveal its character. My score should turn out to be conservative.


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Persian Summer Institute
The Persian Language Summer Institute implements an innovative language curriculum, creating a rich learning environment that simulates immersion while on campus. Students effectively live in a Persian-speaking environment during their time at Maryland, with approximately five hours a day of structured language-learning experiences. Students also gain language exposure through language partner hours with an Advanced Persian speaker.
The average student attending will have made a serious, long-term commitment to learning Persian, be prepared to study intensively for nine weeks, and be performing well academically at his or her home institution.
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When I began this blog, summer was without a doubt my favorite season for food. I looked forward to summer highlights like piles of stone fruit, ripe tomatoes, and sweet corn all year long. But lately, I find spring is my favorite season. I love the anticipation and finding a new ingredient available each week, especially after so many months of the same roots and hardy greens. First there are chives, followed by green garlic, then ramps, lettuce, asparagus, and finally, strawberries. For years now, as I've savored these moments at my own farmer's market or in my garden, I've also enjoyed experiencing the spring awakening through my friend Aimée.
gluten-free buckwheat pancakes with grapefruit maple syrup
During my eighties childhood, a halved grapefruit appeared in the breakfast portion of any diet's sample menu. My family took that as a cue, I think, and served up these healthy halves of grapefruit, too. Except, in a move that definitely undid whatever health benefits the fruit had, the adults spooned a modest sprinkling of sugar onto their grapefruit, while I dumped a good-sized mound onto the same. As a rule, we should be wary of a fruit that requires sugar to consume.
We should also be wary of a fruit whose most popular varieties have been chosen because of how well they ship and store rather than how good they taste. Where grapefruits are concerned, the emphasis has long been on ease of distribution. But those of us who like to eat (even in winter) are lucky that grapefruit technology has come a long way. Better distribution, producers who understand that people want flavor too, and a general upscaling of everything mean that flavorless grapefruits have mostly gone the way of mealy Red Delicious apples. (Even if the bad rep they earned seems to linger.) [Read more…]
apple picking & authenticity + apple pancakes
If my rural southern forbears found out that each year I seek out the chance to pick apples, they'd probably be disappointed that I didn't own the orchard but glad that it was something easy like apples instead of something gross like tobacco. But when they found out that I actually pay for the privilege of doing farm work, they'd all keel over dead on the spot (hopefully after producing whichever offspring ultimately led to my existence). Why on Earth, they would wonder, would I pay to harvest fruit? And even worse, why would I drag my children into it?
gluten-free coconut flour pancakes with strawberries
One of the things I love most about eating seasonally is that it gives the seasons and the weather real meaning. Each week of the growing season brings new possibilities. Last year, an early spring meant favorite summer fruits showed up almost a month early. This year, things are arriving more or less on schedule, so we're still waiting for strawberries and asparagus (though we do have ramps!). [Read more…]
pear vanilla dutch baby pancake
If I were starting from a place of perfect ignorance of breakfast foods and tasked with naming them all like Adam and the animals, the Dutch Baby Pancake is probably what I would give the name "pancake" to. I mean, if someone told you, "Here's a pan, make a cake," you would mix up some batter, pour it into the pan, and stick it into the oven, right? And that simple fact right there, demonstrates why the Dutch baby pancake is such a fabulous breakfast. Because it really is a sort of cake. Or something between a cake and an English pudding. That you eat for breakfast. And it's hot. And delicious. As it stands, though, I haven't been given the duty of naming breakfast foods and that's probably for the best because I imagine it's thankless work and no matter what I came up with, people would rip on me nonstop on the internet. "why did u naem it bacon lol? u don't bake it lololol." [Read more…]
enjoying the quiet + buckwheat orange pancakes
Today seems like the first quiet day in months. It's warm and sunny, the window is cracked, and the birds are singing. The Friday hum is beginning to pick up outside and the kids are just about to stream, happily screaming and shouting, by my building. But for now it's peaceful, and finally, I have some time to think. [Read more…]
pear pancakes with vanilla and lime
The season has changed in the city. The sky has turned that unmistakable clear September blue, and the trees are edging toward yellow, with bunches of leaves giving up altogether and falling from trees still green. The sounds of fall are here too–the brisk wind and the last frenzied twittering of the birds. I can hear both right now through open back door. Though almost dead, my yellowed tomato plants out on our 3rd-floor roof deck have started sending brand new shoots into the sky (a tribute I guess to the cooler daytime temperatures). And yesterday, we got our second shipment of jewel-toned pears in the CSA share, signaling that fall really is here. [Read more…]
buckwheat pancakes with brown sugar and bacon
Bacon and buckwheat were an unlikely combination, but we were out of butter, and had some bacon, not to mention a few tablespoons of bacon grease I'd saved. Brian was the first to get behind the idea, and with just a little convincing I decided to give it a try. Turns out bacon and buckwheat should have teamed up long ago. The pancakes were surprisingly supple, light, balanced, and divinely sweet and savory–officially my new favorite breakfast. [Read more…]
meyer lemon pancakes with blueberries
Meyer lemons are a definite bright spot in winter eating. To place their flavor somewhere between a lemon and an orange doesn't do them justice–Meyer lemons are at once subtle, buttery, and bright, with an incredible depth of flavor. Go get some, OK?
Then you can make these Meyer lemon and blueberry pancakes. [Read more…]
meyer lemon ricotta pancakes
Lemons are usually a peripheral fruit – they're in everything – though rarely a featured ingredient. But with the tang and sour of everyday lemons and a slightly sweet juicy flesh, Meyer lemons are special, and worthy of a starring role. Combined with the quiet sweetness of fresh ricotta and a drizzle of maple syrup, the lemon flavor shines in these airy, tender pancakes.
The ricotta pancake is illusive. Hardly a cake, it's more like cheese lightly held together with some flour. [Read more…]


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Officially, the deadline for eligible voters to request absentee ballots in Pennsylvania is Oct. 30, a week before Election Day.
Practically speaking, however, the deadline is now.
That's because mail deliveries will slow the process, and the completed ballots have to be returned by Nov. 2 to be fully counted.
Any voter who expects to be out of town on Nov. 6 or who is unable to get to the polls because of illness or disability will have to request an absentee ballot immediately.


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Maple Rum Cider
Total Time
Prep 5 mins
Cook 20 mins
Yummy! Is this good. Your home will smell incredible while this is simmering. Just perfect for those brisk, windy fall days, that will be here before we know it.
Ingredients Nutrition
- 2 quarts apple cider
- 1⁄3 cup maple syrup
- 1 cup rum, golden (or to taste)
- 10 whole cloves
- 6 whole allspice
- 4 sticks cinnamon
- 8 oranges, slices (garnish)
- Combine all the ingredients in a large pot, with the exception of the orange slices, they are to be used for garnishing.
- Slowly bring to a boil and boil for 5 minutes, reduce heat and simmer for 15 minutes.
- Remove pot from oven and discard spices.
- Pour cider into mug and float an orange slice in the center of mug. This cider is best when served hot.
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This is absolutely wonderful! I made this for sipping while waiting on my trick or treaters. Perfect for that cool evening. I have since made it two more times and even shared it (minus the alcohol) with one of my kids. Made for This Round's on Me.
I'm not at all sure why mine came out clear and the first pic is isn't. Doesn't matter though because, BK, once again you have hit the ball out of the park! I made a single serving and savored each and every sip. It's hot, soothing and just plain yummy. Another ideal Fall bevy that you can't go wrong on if you like sweet and spicy with a nice wee kick. Made for Photo Tag.
Oh BK! This is just what the body asked for this evening. I'm still sipping on this yummy goodness as I type this. I wish I would of made two servings instead of one. I'll just have to do it again really soon. I didn't have maple syrup so I had to use corn syrup and some maple flavoring. I didn't have orange either but I don't think it would of changed my opinion of this drink. Thanks for posting this wonderful drink. I will be making it for my Halloween party/bon fire Friday night. I'm sure everyone will be thanking you!!


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An uplifting TEDx talk by comedian Frank King on the subject of depression and suicide.
A mixture of tragic topics and funny language makes the oft-taboo subject more palatable. A well done, short talk about what the issues are and how to assist someone who is suicidal.
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PAGOSA SPRINGS, Colo. (AP) - David C. Mitchell, publisher and editor of the weekly Pagosa Springs Sun since 1981, died Wednesday while on a bicycle trip to his 50th high school reunion in Texas. He was 68.
Mitchell died in his sleep in Marble Falls, Texas, northwest of Austin, about 200 miles from Houston.
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Get an overview of this hotelBoardwalk hotel with restaurant and outdoor pool
Located in the heart of Ortaca, this hotel is within a 10-minute walk of Dalyan Mosque and Lycian Rock Tombs. Sulungur Lake and Iztuzu Beach are also within 9 mi (15 km).
Hotel Features
This hotel features a restaurant, an outdoor pool, and a bar/lounge. Free WiFi in public areas and free self parking are also provided. Additionally, a swim-up bar, a snack bar/deli, and dry cleaning are onsite.
Room Amenities
All 20 rooms boast fireplaces and deep soaking tubs, plus free WiFi and LCD TVs with satellite channels. Other amenities available to guests include balconies, minibars, and room service.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!Opens in a new window
Dalyan Hotel Palmyra - Special ClassGul pinar mah gul pinar cad No. 5, Dalyan Ortaca Mugla 48840
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Hotel Amenities
Dining options at the hotel include a restaurant and a snack bar/deli. Guests can unwind with a drink at one of the hotel's bars, which include a swim-up bar and a bar/lounge. High-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary. This Ortaca hotel also offers an outdoor pool, tour/ticket assistance, and barbecue grills. Complimentary self parking is available on site.
- Total number of rooms - 20
- Number of floors - 2
- Bar/lounge
- Barbecue grill(s)
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Billiards or pool table
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Free WiFi
- Laundry facilities
- Garden
- Poolside bar
- Restaurant
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Free self parking
- Free parking nearby
- Snack bar/deli
- Year Built 2005
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Outdoor pool
- Swim-up bar
Family Friendly Amenities
- Outdoor pool
- Free Wi-Fi
- Snack bar/deli
- Laundry facilities
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Free self parking, Free parking nearby
Room Amenities
- Fireplace
- Premium bedding
- Balcony
- Air conditioning
- Free newspaper
- Phone
- Minibar
- Private bathroom
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Deep soaking bathtub
- Bathtub or shower
- Satellite TV service
- Free WiFi
- Room service (limited hours)
Where to Eat
Buffet breakfasts are available for a surcharge between 8 AM and 10 AM.
Onsite venue - This poolside restaurant serves breakfast, brunch, lunch, and dinner. Guests can enjoy drinks at the bar. A children's menu is available. Reservations are required.
Room service (during limited hours) is available.
Nearby Things to Do
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Rafting nearby
- Scuba diving nearby
- Snorkeling nearby
- Bicycle rentals nearby
- Fishing on site
To make special requests for accessibility needs, please note them at check-out when you book your room.
- Accessible bathroom
- In-room accessibility
Hotel Policies
Check-in time starts at 2 PM
Check-in time ends at midnight
Check-out time is noon
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- No pets or service animals allowed
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Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
No cribs (infant beds) available
No pets or service animals allowed
Optional extras
- Airport shuttle fee: TRY 100
- Rollaway bed fee: TRY 70 per stay
Hotel Name
- Dalyan Hotel Palmyra Special Class
- Dalyan Hotel Palmyra Special Class Ortaca
- Dalyan Palmyra Special Class
- Dalyan Palmyra Special Class Ortaca
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'Obamacare' Sounds Different When Supporters Say It
The term "Obamacare," originally used to disparage President Obama's health care law, is being re-appropriated. During the three days of health care hearings last week, protesters in favor of the law proudly proclaimed their love for "Obamacare." But the final verdict on the word's connotation is still out.


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Total Time
Prep 15 mins
Cook 45 mins
No need to soak overnight when using the pressure cooker. These beans are vegetarian, simple, cheap, good eats. Any type of salsa will work, but I prefer El Pato (chiefly because the whole can goes in).
Ingredients Nutrition
- 2 tablespoons olive oil
- 1 white onion, chopped
- 1 jalapeno, chopped
- 4 garlic cloves, chopped
- 1 (6 ounce) bag dried pinto beans
- 1 bay leaf
- 5 cups water
- 2 tablespoons cumin
- 1 (8 ounce) can jalapeno sauce (El Pato brand)
- salt, pepper to taste
- Rinse beans thoroughly and allow to soak while preparing remaining ingrediants. Saute onion in pressure cooker with olive oil for a few minutes then toss in jalapeno and saute until softened. Add garlic and saute briefly. Add pinto beans and water. Close pressure cooker and cook on medium-low heat for 30 minutes.
- Remove from heat, and do quick release method by placing cooker under running water until steam indicator drops. Place uncovered cooker back on the heat, add cumin and salsa and cook for an additional 5-15 minutes to thicken. Season to taste.
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I wanted canned NO SALT pinto beans and couldn't find them in the store. I used the basic premise of these instructions, keeping the garlic and subbing onion powder and omiting any spiciness (I can't handle spicy). I cooked them for 40 min under pressure, turned off flame and let the steam naturally release. Came out great. 6 oz dry equated to 2 cups prepared for me. My new go to for pinto beans. Wonder if same time will work for black beans?
Amazing! The best and quickest beans that I've ever had or made. My husband said I couldn't make decent pinto beans w/out cooking them all day long. Can't wait to see what he says after trying these! Thanks so much for sharing!
I used 6 cups of water and 1 6 oz can of diced green chiles instead of chopped jalapeno and jalapeno salsa. I also used 4 ozs of Picante Sauce. I used everything remaining in the recipe. The instructions were a little difficult to follow. Re: cooking time. I cooked 40 minutes at 10 lbs of pressure and then the steam naturally release. This is a good base recipe for soups, stews and if drained, refried beans. (Save the juice) it can be frozen and used in soups.


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Ramirez Raises His Hand To Face Marco Antonio Rubio
By Salvador Rodriguez
22-year-old Gilberto 'Zurdo' Ramirez (26-0, 20KOs) has raised his hand to face Marco Antonio Rubio (58-6-1, 50KOs) for the interim-middleweight championship of the World Boxing Council (WBC).
Ramirez is ranked at number four, while Rubio is the mandatory challenger to the crown currently held by Sergio Martinez. Rubio is putting pressure on the WBC to force a fight with Martinez, who is out of action until the first half of 2014 due to injuries. Ramirez returns to action on December 7th in Oklahoma.
"Of course I'll raise my hand to fight Rubio, that's my goal. I really want that fight. Before I think about Rubio, I have my next fight and that is the most important thing to me right now," Ramirez said.
Marco Antonio Rubio?! The Junior State senator from Florida who vehemently opposed the Affordable Care Act?Comment by Aztekkas on 11-04-2013
It's Gilberto's time soon. I'm glad he is stepping up now and wish him the best if this bout is made. Guerra, Zurdo! :boxing:Comment by Jloro on 11-04-2013
lol hopefully he shuts him upComment by apocalypto on 11-04-2013
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