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Original recipe yields 8 servings
- Mix the rice and vegetable broth in a pot, and bring to a boil. Reduce heat to low, cover, and simmer 45 minutes, or until rice is tender.
- Preheat oven to 350 degrees F (175 degrees C). Lightly grease a large casserole dish.
- Heat the olive oil in a skillet over medium heat, and cook the onion until tender. Mix in the zucchini, chicken, and mushrooms. Season with cumin, salt, and ground cayenne pepper. Cook and stir until zucchini is lightly browned and chicken is heated through.
- In large bowl, mix the cooked rice, onion, zucchini, chicken, mushrooms, beans, chiles, carrots, and 1/2 the Swiss cheese. Transfer to the prepared casserole dish, and sprinkle with remaining cheese.
- Cover casserole loosely with foil, and bake 30 minutes in the preheated oven. Uncover, and continue baking 10 minutes, or until bubbly and lightly browned.
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Nice change from the everyday. I took the advise of other reviewers and used about 1 cup of shredded carrot. I also doubled the brown rice. ( that rice sure had a nice flavor simmered in the vegetable broth ) I also used cheddar cheese instead of swiss. Next time I will mix montary jack cheese and cheddar. My family enjoyed it, and will make it again
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This was delicious! I'm giving it five stars based on how good it would be even without my changes! Omitted the mushrooms and carrots (didn't have any), chicken broth instead of veggie (what I had), probably doubled the cumin and used chili powder instead of the peppers (I'm a hot-spice wimp), and added a can of (well-drained) petite diced tomatoes. I also halved the cheese -- 1/2 C mexican blend mixed in, then maybe 1/2 C on top -- to watch my middle! (If anyone else tries with tomatoes, I made sure to spoon off the 1/2 C or so of liquid that they released. It would have been soggy otherwise!) My boyfriend LOVED IT, and I will make it again and again! The best part is -- only $.60 a serving!!!
Very tasty...I'm already looking forward to having leftovers for lunch today! My husband really, really loved this. I liked it a lot as well, but would probably change up a few things in the future. First, it's called a brown rice casserole, but I didn't think there was nearly enough rice. I'd double the rice amount in the future. The carrot is also lost...not enough for flavor or even really color. I'd either added far more or omit entirely in the future. The swiss was good, but I think I'd like to try this with cheddar instead or in addition. Lastly, I think the chicken could be easily omitted to make this a vegetarian meal if so desired. This recipe is great as written, and I think it'll stand up to customization as well so I'm excited to try it again with my own spin. Thanks!
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Amount Per Serving (8 total)
- Calories
- 337 cal
- 17%
- Fat
- 21 g
- 32%
- Carbs
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- 4%
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"Tiger's biggest setback was he didn't have an example of a normal family life," says ex-girlfriend Dina Gravell Parr. "He was close to both parents, but they just weren't a family unit." The golfer (here with mom, Kultida, wife, Elin and daughter Sam), lost his father to cancer in 2006.
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Martha Anne Morgan, age 74, of Peterstown, passed away Wednesday, January 2, 2013 at Springfield Center, Lindside, W.Va.
Born June 23, 1938 at Charleston, W.Va., she was the daughter of the late Clinton Clyde and Anna Cleigh Dunn Morgan. Martha was a homemaker.
Survivors include three daughters, Tracy A. Harrison of Las Vegas, Nev., Myrna Sowers of Peterstown, W.Va., Tammy Hill of Las Vegas, Nev.; one son, David Richard Hill and wife Julie of Ridgecrest, Calif.; three brothers, Robert and Ray Morgan both of Peterstown, W.Va., Dwight Morgan of Webster County, W.Va.; one sister, Margaret Harper of Las Vegas, Nev.; thirteen grandchildren; one great-grandchild; several nieces and nephews.
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Scott M. Dixon, 43, of Vanard Drive is charged with aggravated assault, terroristic threats, criminal sexual contact and possession of a weapon (knife) for an unlawful purpose.
Dixon showed "extreme indifference" to the Brick woman's life when he injured and touched her inappropriately on Aug. 4, 2010.
Authorities said he also threatened to kill the woman.
Dixon was initially held in lieu of $100,000 bail but was released after posting bail the day of his arrest.
Grand juries also indicted:
- Kirk C. Engelken, 31, of Brick on aggravated assault and resisting arrest charges.
Engelken was arrested Nov. 14 and accused of using force and causing injury to Point Pleasant Borough Patrolman Brian Fennessy.
He was initially held on $25,000 bail but posted Nov. 14.
- Marisol M. Rivera, 26, of Miami, Fla., on an aggravated assault charge.
Rivera is accused of throwing a bodily fluid at Officer John Murphy of the Ocean County Prosecutor's Office on Dec. 4.
Rivera was released on a summons.
- Andie Lesko, 23, of Toms River on burglary, theft and drug charges.
Lesko is accused of burglarizing the same Basin Avenue home three times from Nov. 18 to Nov. 23 as well as stealing jewelry worth at least $500. Lesko also was charged with two counts of possession of a controlled dangerous substance for allegedly having alprazolam and oxycodone.
Robert Kovacs Jr., 21, was charged with receiving stolen property for allegedly taking possession of the stolen jewelry.
Both were released on a summons.
- Brandon M. Reilly, 21, of Brick on robbery and terroristic threat charges.
Reilly is accused of using force to steal from two residents in Toms River on Sept. 15, 2010, and then threatened to kill one of the victims, the indictment states.
He was held on $100,000 bail but posted Sept. 22, 2010.
- Arthur B. Crowl, 37, of Brick on a drug possession charge.
Crowl was arrested Oct. 14 in Toms River and accused of having clonazepam. He was released on a summons.
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Is TAM a form of muscular dystrophy?Tubular Aggregate Myopathy - FAQ
Not in my opinion but there are other views. I think that a true dystrophy requires a deficiency of dystrophin and I have never read of any suggestion of this in TAM. Muscular Dystrophy Association websites frequently list TAM and this may mislead you into believing that there is a connection. In fact the various Muscular Dystrophy Associations assist with a wide range of muscle diseases including many that are certainly not dystrophies.
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In May of 2007, we presented positive preliminary data from a Phase 2a clinical trial of PTC124 in patients with Duchenne muscular dystrophy due to a nonsense mutation. This Phase 2a multi-site, open-label, dose-ranging clinical trial has evaluated muscle dystrophin expression in patients with nonsense-mutation-mediated Duchenne muscular dystrophy. Blood levels of muscle-derived creatine kinase have been measured as assessments of muscle integrity.
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Creatine has been used in clinical trials for several classes of Muscular Dystrophy. Our muscles can become weakened as a result of injury or disease. This is the case for several forms of Muscular Dystrophy. Although creatine would not be expected to cure Muscular Dystrophy, creatine supplementation may improve the quality of life of persons experiencing muscle weakness as a result of these diseases.
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Phase 2a studies are typically conducted on a relatively small number of patients, with the goal of determining drug activity, evaluating short-term side effects, and assessing pharmacokinetics in patients. The duration of several of the initial Phase 2a studies has been based on knowledge that PTC124 is safe when given for up to 28 days to animals and because it has been expected that early drug effects in patients might be observed within this duration of treatment.
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This assay detects deletions, duplications and rearrangements in the dystrophin gene that account for 60 - 70% of the mutations found in carriers. If a woman is the relative of an affected individual with a known mutation, please supply this information with the blood sample as it will greatly increase the laboratory's ability to calculate residual carrier risk following testing.
What's the difference between Muscular Dystrophy (MD) and Multiple Sclerosis (MS)?Cinnus-FAQ's
Muscular dystrophy is a disease of the skeletal, or voluntary, muscles. Multiple sclerosis, on the other hand, is thought to be an autoimmune disorder which affects the central nervous system (CNS). Some 25% of MS sufferers will use a wheelchair on a regular basis or remain in bed because they are unable to walk. Statistics also show that the longer one has multiple sclerosis the chances he/she will need a device to help with movement, or prevent instability issues, increases.
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The Muscular Flaccidity, as we saw, is also part of the Body Disharmony Syndrome. There isn't a direct relationship between the Cellulite and the Muscular Flaccidity; they are processes that reach body tissues completely different. However, these situations frequently appear together. As we commented on, the patients with Cellulite have fat excess not only showing in the weight excess, but also in a composition change.
What is corneal dystrophy?
Corneal dystrophy affects the cornea or the outer transparent portion of the eyeball. In most cases, Siberian Huskies with this disorder have an abnormal collection of lipids in the clear cornea of the eye which results in a hazy or crystalline opacity. Ophthalmologists describe the location of the opacity as anterior, mid, or deep stromal. The Siberian Husky is prone to deep stromal dystrophy which involves triglyceride deposits.
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If muscular definition is what you want, you will probably have to do one or all of three things. 1: Step up this program considerably. 2: Get into an aerobic program designed to burn off more calories. 3: Eat a healthy diet.
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Benefits of strength training for women are well documented. However, many women still fear that it will make them look masculine and unattractive. These fears are unjustified. Men are able to build substantial muscles because they produce large amounts of the hormone, testosterone, in their bodies. It is impossible for women to naturally produce the same levels as men. So, no amount of strength training will give women bulky muscles.
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MACTek Bullet WirelessHART Adapter released
Cost-effective wireless solution lowers the cost of adding additional measurements, MACTek says, of the WirelessHART device.
MACTek Corp. released its previously announced WirelessHART adapter, a universal communication device for use with both analog and HART-enabled devices .
As the newest member to the family of MACTek HART-enabled products, the Bullet provides a cost-effective means to access process measurements and communicate process variables and other valuable information to the control room without wires. The Bullet WirelessHART Adapter is now available for sale in a general purpose model for use in non-hazardous areas with deliveries starting in May. The IS and Ex-proof models will be available early in the third-quarter 2010.
Bullet enables existing wired HART field devices from any supplier to communicate with host applications by means of WirelessHART technology. The Bullet is installed permanently by wiring it directly to a standard HART field device, or connecting it anywhere on the 4-20 mA current loop with a junction box. A wired HART field device retrofitted with the Bullet communicates its analog process variable over the existing wiring to the existing DCS with no wiring changes. The Bullet simultaneously communicates the digital PV and device diagnostic information over the WirelessHART network.
The Bullet can also be installed on a non-smart (analog only) device and will transmit a digital representation of the analog 4-20 mA PV to the control room over the WirelessHART network which can save labor cost by eliminating manual recording of data.
Thomas Holmes, president of MACTek, said, that because device connects to existing installed HART-enabled and analog devices, it provides a huge benefit to users in plants as they continue to lower operating costs by "providing access to valuable information stranded in their measurement and control assets, and by making new measurements cost effective. MACTek's demonstrated high quality and reliability is built into the Bullet so that users can have confidence when installing and using this exciting product. We are currently submitting the Bullet to all required agencies and the HART Communication Foundation for testing, certification and registration."
One of the many unique features of the Bullet is its ability to multi-drop up to 8 measurement devices per device. The digital multi-drop feature drives the cost of adding devices to an existing WirelessHART network down to well below that of other digital busses that require a linking device, special wire, power conditioners and segment terminators, as well as training for personnel. This cost-effective feature is useful for many SCADA applications including the monitoring of tank farms and pipelines.
The Bullet is typically loop-powered, requiring no batteries or other power sources. Featuring MACTek's patent-pending StepVolt technology that sets insertion voltage in steps from 1 volt to 2.5 volts the Bullet will optimize the trade-off between available loop power and wireless communication bandwidth.
Optionally the Bullet may be connected to external power such as line power, battery or solar to add new measurement points in locations where powering new loops from the DCS would be too costly or difficult. For example, installing measurement points on rotating and mobile machinery is a particular challenge for which the Bullet can be an easy and cost effective solution.
A unique power cycling feature cycles power to attached devices reducing power consumption, an advantageous feature for battery or solar powered applications. When powered externally the Bullet provides the load resistor required by the HART protocol, saving users the time and cost of installing and wiring an external resistor in the field wiring.
The Bullet maintains the high standards of reliability, quality, and ease of use demonstrated by our Viator Bluetooth, USB and RS-232 HART PC modems. All products comply with the HART communication specifications; wireless and wired solutions have proven to be easy to use and compatible with HART-enabled devices from any vendor.
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Happy 4th of July. Best regards, tramguy
Thanks for the Independence Day greeting! Belated Canada Day to you!
I hope so, they were the laugh at team the last couple of years. Happy 4th but be watchful and keep safe.
A belated happy Canada Day..thanks for 4th wishes.
Is the CFL already playing football. I didn't see them in the Wold Cup.
Happy 4th to you, too.
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How's things mate? How's your Dynamik?
Mine is just simply awsome. I went from a standard of just short of 250 I think it was. Which is extremely high for a standard car to 297.8. I love it. No issues. Just have to run on the higher octane fuel. (but only as I feel it makes it better).
I mean WITHOUT any additional mods..
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Audi Dynamik passed me your details.
he says u also got a Dynamik and have REVO it from 200bhp to 300bhp with any additional mods.
I am thinking about it too.
i am looking to buy a A4 2.0T quattro tipronic.
not sure how much insurance increase.
but once i am happy with insurance, then i want 300bhp too! :-)
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9:00am Wednesday 11th May 2011 in Oxford By Chris Buratta
A HUGE rise in the number of drivers caught speeding in Oxfordshire has led to claims that switching off Speed cameras made the county's roads more dangerous.
Last month, Thames Valley Police switched the cameras back on after an eight-month hiatus, nabbing 5,917 motorists in the first 30 days.
That compares with just 2,286 fines issued last July, the month before the cameras were turned off when Oxfordshire County Council withdrew its share of funding for them.
Campaigners said the figures showed drivers were flouting speed limits when the cameras were off, because they did not think they would get caught.
But Thames Valley Chief Constable Sara Thornton refused to say if she or the force accepted any responsibility for the increase in speeding because of the lack of enforcement.
The camera switch-off last August came after the council withdrew £600,000 in funding after its grant from the Government was cut.
Speed cameras were left on in Berkshire and Buckinghamshire, the two other counties served by Thames Valley Police.
The force switched Oxfordshire's cameras back on on April 1 – with the first motorist being caught at 6.56am.
Police road safety officer Sgt Chris Appleby believed complacency was a factor.
He said: "There was an element that thought they were not going to comply with the law, because they were not going to be caught.
"The figures are an indication there are a lot of people speeding and we know it (speed) is a major factor in people being injured and killed on the roads.
"I'm disappointed the figure is so high."
But he added: "I think reactivating cameras impacts on safety. More people abide by speed limits and, as a result, people are safer on the roads."
Corinne Grimley-Evans, of Oxford Pedestrians' Association said roads had been more dangerous without the deterrent effect of the cameras.
She said: "There's no doubt about it. It was a very bad idea to turn them off."
Police will pay for the operation of the cameras, estimated at £800,000 a year, and the council will pay for maintenance of the equipment.
Rodney Rose, the council's cabinet member for transport, said the authority was not to blame, because while it was responsible for road safety, speed enforcement was a police duty.
Mr Rose said the rise in the number of people fined "emphasises the need to turn them back on".
"If they slow people down, it has to have a safety impact.
"The enforcement of speed limits is a police duty. We had to spend what money we had on our core business."
As well as the surge in fines, earlier this year it was revealed that the number of deaths rose by 50 per cent, from 12 to 18, during the camera switch-off.
Ms Thornton refused to comment on whether roads were more dangerous during the switch-off period and whether she should take any responsibility.
She said: "The primary purpose of road safety cameras is to reduce death and serious injury on the roads. The number of collisions across Oxfordshire between August 2010 and January 2011, compared to August 2009 to January 2010, reduced from 885 to 867."
She said camera enforcement "is not the only thing we do. It is part of the strategy".
Oxford city councillor Nuala Young said the roads had got more dangerous by the day with the cameras off.
She added: "If it had gone on much longer, we would have seen higher accident rates. It was a slippery slope."
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9:20am Wed 11 May 11
Kick the pregnant says...
Care to prove that, Mr Rose?
9:29am Wed 11 May 11
Ms Fingerpaint says...
10:25am Wed 11 May 11
CupHalfFull says...
The Police appear to be wriggling on a dilemma -either more people were injured in which case the cameras should not have been switched off and the police failed to protect the public, or they weren't - in which case they should be switched off again.
10:29am Wed 11 May 11
Mark L. says...
10:55am Wed 11 May 11
CupHalfFull says...
11:59am Wed 11 May 11
Jmark says...
How on earth does it cost so much?
The cameras are already there - all they do is take pictures and police put fines in the post! I know the cost of a first class stamp is increasing but this is ridiculous...
12:14pm Wed 11 May 11
icba1957 says...
The primary cause of accidents is driver error, part of which might be driving too fast for the road conditions. Until we see evidence that there was any increase in accidents, the case remains unproved.
12:17pm Wed 11 May 11
firstwitney says...
Kick the pregnant wrote:You might as well ask for proof that the sun will rise tomorrow.
"If they slow people down, it has to have a safety impact."
Care to prove that, Mr Rose?
12:56pm Wed 11 May 11
Accelebrate says...
12:59pm Wed 11 May 11
Accelebrate says...
firstwitney wrote:On that basis our motorways must be bloodbaths...
Kick the pregnant wrote:You might as well ask for proof that the sun will rise tomorrow.
"If they slow people down, it has to have a safety impact."
Care to prove that, Mr Rose?
1:20pm Wed 11 May 11
Oflife says...
(Entrapment is implementing speed limits that are so low, people accidentally break them because their cars are not designed to crawl along in second gear. Note also that driving very slowly uses up a lot of fuel. The optimum driving speed is 55mph, hence such a limit was introduced into the USA in the 1970s during the oil crisis.)
The only cameras that are justified are those at red lights - there is NO excuse to drive through a red light.
1:54pm Wed 11 May 11
Kick the pregnant says...
firstwitney wrote:You must be the brains of the operation...
Kick the pregnant wrote: "If they slow people down, it has to have a safety impact." Care to prove that, Mr Rose?You might as well ask for proof that the sun will rise tomorrow.
2:27pm Wed 11 May 11
Lord Peter Mcvey says...
Police road safety officer Sgt Chris Appleby believed complacency was a factor.
He said: "There was an element that thought they were not going to comply with the law, because they were not going to be caught.
"The figures are an indication there are a lot of people speeding and we know it (speed) is a major factor in people being injured and killed on the roads.
By lying to us Chris, you just lost your argument, as the newspaper article (link above) shows. Unless of course you really DO believe that 3% is a MAJOR proportion.
3:22pm Wed 11 May 11
FarmerG says...
4:39pm Wed 11 May 11
Ms Fingerpaint says...
5:22pm Wed 11 May 11
zarney says...
6:18pm Wed 11 May 11
Diddy OX says...
6:58pm Wed 11 May 11
Lord Palmerstone says...
True, of course, but nearly all of the roads on our island are now restricted to 50 mph or less. I don't think the law of theft or murder has changed since, for example 1971. Clerks live boring lives and their wives/husbands treat them with contempt. The only way they can feel masculine or feminine is by constantly imposing more controls on others.
8:30pm Wed 11 May 11
Alfie Nokes says...
1. "bad laws are the worst sort of tyranny" (Edmund Burke).
2. All Statutes and Acts of Parliament from Parliament are only given the 'force of law' by the individual consent of the governed. They are not the law of the land. Parliaments do not make laws. "The law of the land" (English Common Law) is not the same as the civil law which is all commerce based (in the concept of bilateral contract), although commonly thought of as "the same thing", it most certainly isn't.
3. If you are an English male over the age 14, have you been carrying out two or so hours of longbow practice a week supervised by the local clergy as "the law" demands you do?
12:06am Thu 12 May 11
Fantomas says...
You are driving round a roundabout when another driver merges from the left and forces you to break...
Well if you think that exceeding the speed limit is acceptable and being fined for doing that is a disgrace you have absolutely no right to be so.
Whether you think the speed limit is right or wrong is not relevant. There are rules governing the safe use of the highways and we can abide to them or let anarchy reign.
If you can't play the game or are incapable of operating your car safely then hand in your licence and ride a bike.
12:46am Thu 12 May 11
Alfie Nokes says...
If you are saying "the rules are the rules" - did you do your weekly archery practice or are some rules so obviously out of date that one can pay no attention to them? Are the 'rules' beyond being questioned? Obviously not if you have to admit to not doing your archery practice, isn't that what the majority of commenters here are doing?
7:30am Thu 12 May 11
Lord Palmerstone says...
10:39pm Thu 12 May 11
Fantomas says...
Why do you persist in offering this non sequitur argument about out dated archery practice laws?
It bears as little relevance to the laws of the road than it does to the law which prevent me from going to your house and robbing it.
Driving is a privilege not a 'uman rite'. No one is forcing you to drive but when you do, play the game like everyone else. Club membership, club rules.
@Lord P again I reiterate; the rights and wrongs of the UK speed limits are a different issue to that of drivers' obligations under the law. If in the future some enlightened soul decides to shake up the limits then so be it, (even then some people are incapable of self-regulation and will still go faster.)
5:52am Fri 13 May 11
Alfie Nokes says...
It shows that if one can utterly negate a law that still stands, no matter how outdated, one can certainly question acts, statutes and other instruments of parliament that appear to badly drawn.
Re 'the priviledge' - I do not drive and likely never will so apart from making sure people don't dumbly conflate laws, acts, statutes and rules to stiffle debate, I wasn't putting my oar in, but you have drawn me.
In that privilege you accept, you are in fact, being conned into accepting that you are acting commercially and are then insane enough to sign away the rights to your property, but that lunacy is another legal/lawful argument and your problem, not mine.
6:29am Fri 13 May 11
Alfie Nokes says...
There is no law that prevents you from coming to my house and robbing me, under English law, theft was written into a statutory offence in the Theft Act 1968, which would only apply if you were dishonestly appropriating property belonging to me with the intention of permanently depriving me of it, if of course you were using deception to achieve you goal, the Theft Act of 1978 would be more applicable.
Obviously nothing "prevents" anything, even if there were such a law, it would only give remedy after the situation.
You don't have to stop conflating laws, acts, statues and rules but it could make your arguments actually meaningful.
2:58pm Sun 15 May 11
Fantomas says...
1. Google is your friend. I searched for 'laws of the road uk' and it returned 110000000 results in under a second.
2. I'm not going to go into a debate about theft acts, as I pointed out in my other post it bears no relevence to driving responsibly.
3. Back to speeding, I am not qualifed to question why a speed limit has been imposed on a given section of road, My own instinct is to obey it especially if I am unfamiliar with that section.
4. In accepting the privilege to drive I am accepting responsibilty for my actions.
5. My license is clean and I've never been fined. Funny that...
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Scenes from Larry and Michael's Beerfest Summer 2012, and Unique #600
Last December my pal Michael and I co-hosted our first-ever "Beerfest," the mandate of which was for all invitees to bring at least one craft beer they'd never previously had. The event was such a rousing success that we knew we needed to do it again in the summer. As Michael and his wife Shannon have an apartment with a wonderful terrace, we began planning the Summer 2012 iteration of Beerfest in the spring, and this time it would also feature as much grilling as humanly possible.
I'm fairly certain we outdid ourselves this time. Michael, his buddy Jeff and I did a pre-party beer run at New Beer Distributors, and as usual, we were not disappointed. Our initial haul is below:
Things were kicked off with Two Brothers' Hop Juice Imperial IPA, which was a big crowd-pleaser.
Tasty shrimp were served.
Good buddy Juan brought a half-growler of Ballast Point's Tongue Buckler, an Imperial Red Ale, from Williamsburg's Beer Street.
Lightning Brewery's Elemental Pilsner may have been the most flavorful pilsner I've ever had.
Mikkeler's Invasion IPA definitely lived up to the hype.
And, most excitingly for me, I checked in to my 600th unique on Untappd near the end of the evening.
And here I am celebrating #600 with Brux, the Sierra Nevada and Russian River collaborative wild ale.
Here's the full roster of beers from Beerfest Summer 2012:
Oskar Blues Brewery's Ten FIDY
Two Brothers' Hop Juice
Green Flash's Grand Cru
Kiuchi Brewery's Hitachino Nest Espresso Stout
Maine Beer Company's Zoe
Widmer Brothers' Barrel Aged Brrrbon
Elysian's Prometheus IPA
Fort Collins Brewery's The Incredible Hop – Imperial India Red Ale
Rogue's Voodoo Doughnut Bacon Maple Ale
Stone's Imperial Russian Stout (2012)
Vanberg & DeWulf's Lambrucha
Full Sail's Elevation
Stone's Bottleworks 13th Anniversary Ale
Jolly Pumpkin's E.S. Bam
McNeill's Brewery's Warlord Imperial IPA
Lightning Brewery's Elemental Pilsner
Southern Tier's Choklat
Ballast Point's Tongue Buckler
Mikkeller's Invasion IPA
Sierra/Russian River's Brux Domesticated Wild Ale
Bear Republic Big Bear Black Stout
Midnight Sun's Meltdown Double IPA
Brooklyn Brewery's Local 1
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This week, I received a thought-provoking email from a young female HR professional — Neha Fatehchandani — from Indore, India, hoping for some career mentorship as well as answers to several burning career questions. Neha's correspondence marks over 1,000 emails I've received this year alone from new professionals with questions all around "How do I build a successful career?" Neha has very big dreams for her professional life, and wants to make sure that she gets on a positive and productive path now to achieving her compelling visions.
As I thought about her questions, I realized that I've addressed these queries literally hundreds of times in the past eight years as a career and executive coach and leadership trainer. The questions come in different forms and focus on varying fields, functions and roles, but at the heart of it, they are universal and represent what thousands of new professionals really want to know.
Below are the top three questions of burning interest to new professionals, and my responses:
Neha: Kathy, I'm in the workforce one and a half years now in human resources in India, and I aspire to become a successful HR head and leader in 10 years or so. Can you please share with me the key preparations I need to make and steps I need to take today?
Kathy: Whatever field you aspire to make your mark in, I recommend that you define concretely the role you wish to assume and the impact you wish to make. Then research, research, research what it takes to get there – the credentials, experience, training, education, and the connections necessary for you to be highly competitive and competent at the level you aspire to. Identify the leaders who can be your role models, and understand their professional trajectory and what they've done to become stand-out contributors.
Fully utilize LinkedIn (check out my LinkedIn Primer) and other social networks to build your support community now. Reach out to colleagues in other companies and follow those companies that inspire you. Join associations in HR and attend events, training, classes, workshops, etc. all designed to help you build the skills, expertise and community necessary to launch you to the level you dream of. Develop both a mentor and a sponsor at your organization, and build a S.M.A.R.T. (specific, measurable, achievable, realistic, and timely) plan with concrete goals and steps to ensure that you are on the path to 1) understanding what you really want, 2) overcoming the obstacles in the way of your success (and there are some), and 3) building your career with as much success and fulfillment as you can. And before you do any of this, take my Career Path Self-Assessment to learn more about who you are and what you stand for, in an intimate way.
Neha: Being in the industry for just one and a half years I am curious about what people do to become successful. My definition of success includes achieving short team and long term goals. Are enthusiasm and passion enough?
Kathy: Great question, and no, enthusiasm and passion are most definitely not enough. Nor is a "Build It and They Will Come" mentality a successful career or business strategy. To build a successful and fulfilling career, you need five essential ingredients – clarity, confidence, courage, vision and commitment. Further, you need a great deal of expertise — knowledge, skill, a dedication to continual learning, as well as leadership ability. You'll need the right kind of training, a great network and community, mastery of core business skills, sponsorship, S.M.A.R.T. planning, and more. Read my Forbes "Career Bliss" blog posts and my newsletter for ongoing support and information, including The Top 8 Skills You Need to Master.
The reality is that an amazing and exciting career won't fall in your lap. It's a tremendous amount of work. But if you've chosen an area that you are passionate about, and you care deeply about making a difference in it, it won't feel like work (most of the time).
Neha: I also aspire to become an author and blogger. Presently I am just an amateur blogger and am wondering what preparation I need to make to become a well-known and respected writer/blogger.
Kathy: Becoming known and respected as a blogger or writer is a long-term process that takes time, commitment, perseverance and putting yourself out there non-stop and being open to constructive critique. The key is to determine how you want to be of service and what your core areas of expertise will be. If you are truly committed to this journey, begin to write your blog and your articles on a continuous basis around topics you know well and are passionate about. Get the editing and writing help you need (even great writers need a strong editor), and create a following of interested, loyal fans using Twitter, LinkedIn, and Facebook. Build a sizable subscriber list as well of folks who find your perspective of great benefit.
Great piece of career advice. Thanks for sharing from your wealth of experience :-)
Wow, that's interesting, because I also received the same email from Neha, as did 3 of my colleagues, so we perceived it as spam from a bit. Its hard to believe that anyone would believe that message was from a real person. I receive tons of emails like this from India, South Africa, Kathmandu, and Bolivia. Sometimes they even ask me to get them a job in Infosecurity, after claiming to have Cisco Ccie certifications at the age of 18. I wish I had time to respond to these bots, but spam is taking over my Gmail accounts. Thank God for Outlook.com.
Wow. Seems amazing stuff.
This would not only help Neha, but many young women out there who struggle to get experienced replies to these question in there day to day activities. :)
Kuddos to both!!
@ Jimmy – To clarify, Kathy is the only coach I've asked advice from, as I admire her work. You are confusing me with someone else.
@ Kathy – I'd really like to thank you Kathy for publishing it here. It motivates me within, and this would certainly help other working professionals too, who look forward for answers to similar questions. :)
Most importantly, I appreciate your giving time to coming set of generation that is admired by people like you. :)
Dear Neha,
Keep asking, Keep striving & Keep getting ANSWERS (experiences)


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It was a small moment but a telling one, on the Capitol Square, when the one Walker supporter waving a lawn sign (stakes still attached) around got tired from holding the thing over his backwards-capped head and let it slip. It struck the union-t-shirted fellow standing beside him right in the head.
"Whoa, sorry man," said the Walkerite, as everyone around him went tense and silent.
The union fellow smiled. "It's all right," he said, and people took deep breaths again. "I'm fine."
Once NBC and MSNBC called the election for Walker, the crowd of a thousand faded, people walking one by one and two by two off into the night. Now and then someone would turn to a fellow protesting stranger and talk in terms of long-shot hopes: Absentee ballots, and remember the 2000 election, how wrong everybody was then? But there had been no swings all night, no movement in Barrett's favor, and everybody was tired.
None of this is all right, and now they get to do whatever they want, Walker and his supporters. None of this is fine, and now it's open season on everything it makes a teawad feel good to kick: Teachers, cops, firefighters, janitors, professors, prison guards, students, women, kids, the environment, hunters, journalists, liberals, people who look like liberals, people who used to be liberals, people who once said something that could be construed as liberal, people who are insufficiently conservative, and people who just don't like bullies, no matter their political stripes. Now we get to see if giving everybody just one more tax cut is enough to restore harmony, if this time it might work magically.
But before we get to all that, before the second-guessing and the post-campaign back-stabbing, before the stories from disinterested national observers about how this was all a stupid idea anyway and we should have known better, we have to appluad some people. Some people who everybody gave up on, nobody noticed, everybody made fun of, and nobody believed in.
Some people who stood at the Capitol day after day in the snow and the rain, as TV pundits yammered on about how the day of the union was over, and we'd never see a demonstration of union power in our lifetimes again.
Some people who disregarded Very Serious Advice that a recall would be too hard, and gathered a million signatures in the bitter Wisconsin winter, over the Thanksgiving holidays, while talk radio blathered about what traitors they were.
Some people who took a look at a long shot no one else wanted and said what the hell, what's the worst that could happen? Some people who refused to listen to their own party when the party wanted nothing to do with anything that wasn't a sure thing.
Some people who forced this fight to be a fight, this fight which should have been a fight. What Walker did should have been as hard as it was, because otherwise nobody fought back, and if there's one thing you need when you aren't winning, it's the example of people who refuse to agree to be beaten.
Leaving Madison this morning, I stopped at a parking lot to look back at the city, across the lake smooth as glass. It's my favorite sight in the world, that skyline, and this morning joggers and bikers passed on the path, in the sun, and fishermen cast their lines over the sides of their small motorboats. And I thought of a line I saw carved on a statue in Dublin, from a song called The West's Asleep:
Be sure the great God never planned
For slumbering slaves a home so grand.
We don't know where this ends. We don't know how many of them will stay in politics, how long it'll be before Walker's actually indicted, if the Senate flip will hold, if anything else is lurking out there. We don't know how far it reaches, how many people heard it, how many of them were changed.
This hasn't ended, if only because things like this don't end, and we have some people to thank for that.


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Whatever happened to the television test pattern? No more than 20 years ago, most TV stations routinely signed off the air for at least a few hours a day. At the end of their broadcast period, stations would slap a test pattern up on the screen until the next morning's programming began. The test pattern—occasionally an absurd drawing of a Native American but more often a simple geometric shape adorned with call letters—was a great symbol of cultural dead space, of a moment when nothing was happening, when nothing was being transmitted, save perhaps for a monotonous electronic hum.
While some stations still do sign off, they are increasingly rare in a hyperkinetic, always-open America that has shifted fully into 24-7 mode (indeed, one promise of much-hyped digital TV is that it will allow an individual channel to subdivide itself four or more times). If the test pattern symbolized a moment of silence in the cultural process, then it's only fitting that its long run has effectively been canceled.
Similar developments range far beyond the small screen. During the past few decades, we have been experiencing what can aptly be called a "culture boom": a massive and prolonged increase in art, music, literature, video, and other forms of creative expression. Everywhere we look, the cultural marketplace is open and ready for business: The number of places where you can buy books has more than doubled during the past 20 years, while the number of libraries has increased by about 17 percent (to a total of almost 37,000). More than 25,000 video rental stores are scattered across the United States, effectively functioning as second-run theaters and art houses even in the most remote backwaters (a few years back, I was able to rent the 1930 Marlene Dietrich film The Blue Angel while visiting friends who lived five miles outside a town of 3,000 people in rural Ohio).
More than 110 symphony orchestras have been founded since 1980, reports The Wall Street Journal, which also notes that the national 1997–98 theatrical season "raked in a record $1.3 billion in ticket sales." About 3,500 commercial radio stations and 670 commercial television stations have come on the air since 1970; during the same period, cable viewership has quadrupled, while niche channels such as American Movie Classics and the Independent Film Channel have become more and more common.
The increasingly important World Wide Web has provided space for all sorts of commercial and noncommercial culture, ranging from authorized sites for the Louvre (featuring a virtual tour) to a reader-compiled database of more than 180,000 movies to translations of Dante's sonnets to fan-generated art about the cartoon Josie and the Pussycats. Especially in video and music production, where equipment costs were once prohibitive enough to seriously limit access, there is a flourishing, self-conscious "do-it-yourself" movement that has taken great advantage of cheaper technology and distribution methods.
In an important sense, such cultural proliferation is nothing new. It's part of a broad-based, centuries-old trend that also includes generally longer lives, increased wealth, and the greater personal autonomy that accompanies such developments. But there's also a sense that we've reached a tipping point, or at least turned a corner, in the past few years. More and more, people are not merely consuming culture but creating it as well.
In fact, in a world of $100 VCRs, bargain-basement PCs, CD- rewritable drives, and other technologies that allow users to copy and manipulate images, words, and sound in ever-new and seamless ways, even the sharp distinction between producer and consumer seems increasingly blurred. In economic terms, the opportunity costs of both making and enjoying culture have dropped through the floor; it keeps getting cheaper and cheaper both to produce and to consume culture under increasingly diverse circumstances. One predictable—and positive—result: more and more of everything.
Here's another: Gone for good are the days when serious cultural critics, whether on the right or the left (and whether rightly or wrongly), could nod toward Tocqueville and Mrs. Trollope and bemoan a scarcity of "culture" in America. Instead, the contemporary descendants of such folks are more likely to make the sort of claim Slate's Jacob Weisberg did recently in a review of economist Tyler Cowen's In Praise of Commercial Culture. After granting that the United States does in fact offer a dizzying array of cultural opportunities, Weisberg complains: "What we lack is a flourishing common, or national, culture. Contemporary classical music goes unperformed, foreign films have no audience, and hardly anyone reads contemporary poetry. Meanwhile, pap abounds."
Though such an argument is not particularly convincing—there are, in fact, healthy, if small, markets for the fare Weisberg prefers—the shift in emphasis is noteworthy. It underscores a recognition that the problem isn't a lack of choice in cultural matters: You want Mozart, Mingus, and Marilyn Manson? No problem—they're all available (and probably at a discount). Rather, the issue is precisely a profusion of choice in cultural matters: You want Mozart, Mingus—and Marilyn Manson?
The difference in inflection is no small matter. In an increasingly wealthy and educated society where the overwhelming majority of people have concerns about food, clothing, and shelter pretty well covered, culture takes on more and more meaning as the medium through which we articulate our identities, dreams, fears, aspirations, and values. Little wonder, then, that stories about the "culture wars" have been burning up the pages of newspapers, magazines, and intellectual journals for the past few years: There's so much more to fight about these days.
While such battles are typically waged in apocalyptic—and apoplectic—terms, we should be clear about one thing: The very fact that there are culture wars is cause for celebration. They're a flashing neon sign that more and more people are able to express and enjoy themselves on something like their own terms: One man's "pap," after all, is another man's Proust—and we've entered a phase where people are increasingly willing to argue the point. Proclamations of artistic or social value can no longer be issued ex cathedra but must now be submitted before a skeptical audience.
The same decentralization of the cultural process that lets more and more people participate also allows them to opt out of someone else's cultural value system, whether they prefer Ally McBeal or À la recherche du temps perdu. In essence, the culture boom grants individuals what economists Albert O. Hirschman and Nobel laureate James Buchanan would recognize as a right of "exit" from a given cultural system: People are freer now to look elsewhere, to pursue their own interests to their own ends. Such a development hardly means that cultural standards have been obliterated, any more than freedom of religion means that theological standards have disappeared. Rather, in both instances, standards have been vastly multiplied and, as a result, are more likely to clash. In this sense, the culture wars, like competition in economics or politics, are a marker of a healthy, diverse, engaged society.
To be sure, the culture boom is bad news for a "common" or "national" culture, if one conceives of such a thing as a set of relatively fixed artifacts and received interpretations that should not change over time; it certainly spells trouble for commissars, whether conservative or progressive, who argue that culture should be didactic and instructive toward a single set of desired ends, and it similarly makes things more competitive for producers and aesthetic movements alike, who must work harder than ever to gain and hold an audience.
But the effective deregulation of cultural markets is very good news for both individuals and the society comprising them. The most vibrant cultures, like the most vibrant economies and political systems, are ones in which people are as free as possible to define and choose what is valuable and meaningful to them. Ironically, such a viewpoint is hardly controversial when applied to most aspects of American life. Indeed, it is even seen as the embodiment of America's mythic national identity, which is paradoxically predicated upon the pursuit and fulfillment of individual desire. If we recognize heated political debates and loud marketplace haggling as quintessentially American, then we should do the same for cultural proliferation—and the contentious culture wars it inspires.
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With a TV that doesn't adjust properly for some reason, the test pattern was very useful to correct its deficiencies. Big shame it's no longer used...
VCR's and Blockbuster. Good times, Nick - good times.
I'm still not convinced we have a culture. We have a bunch of Shrieking Eels aping human behaviours in attempt to be taken seriously.


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So which Knoxville mayoral candidate will get support from East Knoxville in this election?
The leaders in the predominately black part of town delivered support to Mayor Victor Ashe's governing coalition for 16 years. They went with his successor Bill Haslam for the last two terms. Both mayors were Republicans, although the neighborhood votes Democratic in other elections. If Madeline Rogero had received the usual Democratic vote from East Knoxville in 2003, she might have defeated Haslam.
The community is split this time around. Former County Commissioner Diane Jordan is supporting Mark Padgett. Longtime school board member and city department head Sam Anderson has been on a host committee for Rogero.
But the biggest problem for mayoral candidates may be apathy. Sources report there isn't much excitement about the election and that neither Rogero or Padgett are well known in the community.
Meanwhile, Padgett is working the business community and West Knoxville. He has announced a major fund-raiser at Turkey Creek hosted by developers John Turley (of Turkey Creek fame) and David Fiser. The event, at $250 a pop, will be June 2 at the soon-to-open Turkey Creek Public Market.
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I wasn't sure what to expect when I made this. Considering there were no reviews, one low rating, and no photo I really wanted to give this drink a try. I prefer champagne as my drink of choice anyways. Scaling this down to two servings, I used pink lemonade which I highly recommend for better flavor as well as the pretty pink color that will appeal to your guests. It turns a frothy pink once the ice cream melts into it. I used a good quality cream vanilla ice cream and I look forward to serving this to my friends in the near future. Very creamy, smooth, and tasty!
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What's cool about this one is, it's done by Chuck Jones himself.
Even has the same style as other Chuck Jones Animated shorts from the 40s.
Introduces Malaria Mike a mosquito who gives out Malaria once he stings someone.
Throughout the short he tries to sting snafu with his needle.
Has a few gags to it as well.
a good lesson in knowing why it's important to protect yourself from Mosquitoes.
Another good Snafu Cartoon.
Those who are offended by the sight of a guy's but might not like this one.
Cause Snafu's but is shown a lot in this one.
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The Private Snafu films were clearly made to be seen by soldiers and
not by the general public. The dirty jokes, sexual innuendos and
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the regular theaters due to the Production Code. But, such off-color
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In this film, you see a lot of Private Snafu! As the film begins, he's swimming naked in the jungle--making him a prime candidate to get bitten by the main character, a malaria-carrying mosquito. However, throughout the cartoon, Snafu keeps getting lucky and it looks like he might just make it. But, considering it's Snafu, you can pretty much guess what will happen next.
This cartoon is quite educational but funny. While not among the very best (such as SPIES and BOOBY TRAPS), it is one of the better films in the series.
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