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Dr. Keith Ablow Of Fox News Says Michelle Obama Should "Drop A Few" Before Talking About Nutrition
Dr. Keith Ablow, professional douchebag/member of Fox's "Medical A-Team," is known for his general assholery and sometimes-shady health advice. On Tuesday, he appeared on the show "Outnumbered" and made a remark that was bold even for him: he said he couldn't take Michelle Obama's school nutrition campaign seriously because she needs to "drop a few" pounds. Yes, he…
Claire Hannum
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Here's Michelle Obama's Speech At Maya Angelou's Memorial Service
Michelle Obama spoke this weekend at the memorial service for beloved author Maya Angelou, who died on May 28 at age 86. Her tearful and touching speech remembers Angelou for celebrating Black women's beauty. "Oh, how desperately black girls needed that message," the First Lady said. "As a young woman, I needed that…
Jessica Wakeman
June 8, 2014
Michelle Obama Wants To #BringBackOurGirls
First Lady Michelle Obama has joined citizens of the globe in calling to #BringBackOurGirls. The hashtags and photos ask for the release of the 200+ Nigerian schoolgirls who were kidnapped from their boarding school by a militant Islamist group, Boko Haram, which opposes education for girls and women. Of course, this crisis needs more tha…
Jessica Wakeman
May 7, 2014
Michelle Obama To Appear On "Nashville"
FLOTUS will appear on an upcoming "military-themed" episode of "Nashville" set at Fort Campbell Army base in Kentucky. This appearance is in addition to another upcoming cameo on "Parks & Recreation." Do you have your SAG card yet, Michelle? [Vanity Fair] Vibrators look like cellphones now. [Nerve] Peaches Geldof's funeral will…
Jessica Wakeman
April 18, 2014
Michelle Obama Brings Kale Chips To "Ew!" With Jimmy Fallon & Will Ferrell
Kale chips? EW! The First Lady stopped by "The Tonight Show" last night to promote healthy eating and exercise — dance party! — on Jimmy Fallon's "Ew!" sketch with Will Ferrell. Someone made out with picture of Harry Styles ... but not the First Lady, obvs. [YouTube] Christina Aguilera is pregnant! The…
Jessica Wakeman
February 21, 2014
Michelle Obama Speech Interrupted By Gay Rights Heckler
Last night, at a private Democratic National Committee fundraiser in Washington, a protester started heckling First Lady Michelle Obama — which lead to the First Lady threatening to leave the stage. The heckler, who was later identified as Ellen Sturtz of the gay rights organization GetEQUAL, shouted at Obama about the president's record…
Jessica Wakeman
June 5, 2013
Michelle Obama Looks Stiff On Her New
How do we feel about Michelle Obama's latest Vogue cover? She's lovely, of course, but her pose looks kind of stiff. It brings to mind those senior year school photos you have to take where you pose awkwardly, right? Guys. They are getting rid of Google Reader. I can't deal. [Google Blog] But Choco…
Jessica Wakeman
March 14, 2013
Big Bird & Michelle Obama Talk Healthy Snacks
Big Bird flew up from Sesame Street to help Michelle Obama hunt for healthy snacks in the White House kitchen as part of her Let's Move! campaign. Another video about how much fun (?) it is to exercise, after the jump...
Jessica Wakeman
February 24, 2013
Beyoncé Lip Synched "The National Anthem" And Everything We Know Is A Lie
Beyoncé did lip synch "The National Anthem" at yesterday's Inauguration! How are we ever supposed to believe that Bey really did carry Blue Ivy herself now?!?! [Clutch Magazine] Boyz II Men, New Kids On The Block, and 98 Degrees are teaming up for a massively cheesy tour together this summer. […
Jessica Wakeman
January 22, 2013
Watch Jennifer Hudson Serenade The Obamas With Al Green's "Let's Stay Together"
These two are just the cutest, aren't they? Seriously, they are making me blush. I love the part where the president starts giggling. [YouTube] Also, the First Lady wore a red velvet Jason Wu gown. I don't really like it. What do y'all think? [Socialite Life] The anti-abortion Inauguratio…
Jessica Wakeman
January 22, 2013
Beyoncé & Her Huge Green Earrings Sing "The National Anthem"
2013 Inauguration, we've got your meme: Beyoncé performed "The National Anthem" wearing huuuuuge sparkly green earrings and swipes of cat eyes eyeliner. It's no Aretha Franklin and her giant hat, but then again, what is?
Jessica Wakeman
January 21, 2013
The First Family Wears Thom Browne, J.Crew & Kate Spade To The Inauguration
Darn those Obama ladies for dressing warmly on an ice cold day and making it look easy. The First Family pulled out all the stops for the Inauguration this morning, with the First Lady wearing a Thom Browne coat and dress, a Reed Krakoff cardigan, J.Crew belt and shoes, and a Cathy Waterma…
Jessica Wakeman
January 21, 2013
Michelle Obama's Got Bangs!
ZOMG Michelle Obama got bangs, as per a new pic posted on her Twitter feed. What do we think? [BuzzFeed] Kim Kardashian's childbirth will not be documented for the cameras, praise be. [PopBytes] God's perfect man, Matt Bomer, is now designing ... pocket squares? [Socialite Life] Michelle Williams from…
Jessica Wakeman
January 17, 2013
The Obamas Explain Their World-Famous Hug To Barbara Walters
Aww! The Obamas are SO CUTE together! During last night's ABC News interview, Barbara Walters got all nosy and asked them, "How do you keep the fire going?" The look on President Obama's face and his awkward laugh told Babs all she needed to know about that. I don't want to know [I do. -- Editor] what…
Jessica Wakeman
December 27, 2012
Well Played: Michelle Obama Goes For The Gold
With apologies to Jackie O, I think Michelle Obama is the most stylish first lady this country has ever had, and her fashion choices just keep getting better. Case in point: the stunning Michael Kors gown she donned for the Kennedy Center Honors last night. With its glittering gold fabric and jeweled neckline, it's a…
Winona Dimeo-Ediger
December 3, 2012
Michelle Obama Gets "Downton Abbey" Episodes Before You Do
Michelle Obama gets season-three "Downton Abbey" DVDs mailed to her over from ITV in England, so she doesn't have to wait until January and watch them on PBS like the rest of us normals. [The Sun UK] New rumors on the Justin Bieber and Selena Gomez breakup from a blind-item gossi…
Jessica Wakeman
November 14, 2012
Comedienne Issa Rae's New Project: "The Michelle Obama Diaries"
The First Lady puts on a polite face in public. But you know behind closed doors, she's talking some shit about Ann Romney's horse and Mitt's orange spray tan. Check out this new webseries by comedienne Issa Ray, of "Awkward Black Girl," fame that imagines just what it is Michelle Obama is thinking…
Jessica Wakeman
October 30, 2012
Michelle Obama Just Wants To Shop At CVS Like A Normal
Being the First Lady can't be that bad of a gig: you have a personal chef, travel all over the world, and Beyoncé loves you. But as Michelle Obama explained last night on "Jimmy Kimmel Live," the complete lack of privacy and anonymity warps your life ... so much so that you actually…
Jessica Wakeman
October 26, 2012
The Soapbox: A Black Mom-in-Chief Is Revolutionary — What White Feminists Get Wrong About Michelle Obama
It does my heart good to see women of all races embrace Michelle Obama. It is too rare indeed for a brown-skinned woman, a descendant of slaves, a product of Chicago's South Side to be lauded on an international stage. Considering the heavy burden of stereotype still faced by black women, I cheer a little…
Tami Winfrey-Harris
September 12, 2012
No, Michelle Obama Topless On A Magazine Cover Is Not "Artsy"
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Jessica Wakeman
August 27, 2012
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Does anyone NOT have a cooktop vent?
Starting a kitchen facelift, not a complete remodel. Changing to stainless appliances and tiling the backsplash. Keeping the same cabinets and countertop. I have a smoothtop glass cooktop that I plan to keep and an under cabinet non-vented hood that needs to be replaced.
The man doing my remodel came yesterday and suggested that I don't need a hood at all. Said the non vented ones don't do much any way and that I could just install lighting on the short cabinet above. Says he does it more that you realize.
Is this an idea you would consider? I actually don't use the fan much anyway. But it seems to provide a barrier between the steam and grease and the wood?
Please advise, this forum has been so much help already!
Is this even to code?
You mention needed a barrier for the steam and grease. Why would you NOT want a fan to remove that stuff? (And then, of course the ancillary question, why would you not USE the fan to remove that stuff?)
Personally, I don't want the rest of our apartment smelling like dinner. If you can smell the steak in the living room, that means (to my logic anyway) that all those aerosoled/vaporized fat globules are in the air (that's how you smell them) and will settle on the couch, the rugs, etc. Ewwww.
All that "steam and grease" you see on your wood is getting INTO every soft surface and ONTO every hard surface. "Steam and grease" do not politely confine themselves to your backsplash. If you can smell it - in another room, coming through the door, out in the hallway - then "steam and grease" are traveling. Far.
Get a fan. A good one that can push hard enough to actually push the steam and grease to the outside of the building. And then use it.
Even though the fan is non-vented, it does have a filter that will remove grease, etc. from the air that it sucks up. I would replace it just to keep grease to a minimum, esp. if you use frypans on the stovetop and to suck heat off of the stove for high-heat cooking.
Or, if you can, put in built-in microwave that has a light and fan.
Good luck.
I had no venting at all in the kitchen that we recently demo'd. I had one contractor-candidate try to tell me that I didn't need any vent in the new kitchen either. He said "Venting is only required if you fry a lot, and frying isn't good for you, so why bother!" While he may not know it, code here requires venting for all new and renovated kitchens. I hired another contractor....
My old cooktop was a primitive electric smooth-top, too underpowered to even attempt high-heat cooking, and so poorly laid out that it was impossible to use more than two elements simultaneously. Yet, when I emptied my cupboards prior to the demo, much of the stuff in the cabs above the cooktop was greasy and dirty.
So yes, get some decent ventillation in your remodeled kitchen, unless the majority of your meals will be take-out.
I don't know...I think if you have a gas cooktop, it's important because of the heat and gas...
Last year our extractor fan died and we found out mice were getting in the vent so we closed it up...there was only once when we found we needed to open the window because of the smell and we do cook *A LOT*...
We just re-did our kitchen and to save some counterspace, we went with an over the range microwave with fan but put it to re-circulating mode with the charcoal filter. We have an induction cooktop that gives off very little heat except for what's in the pot or pan.
I find these $2k fans not necessary for us but obviously some require them. However, most of these fans that I have seen in houses are there for the look of them, not for the use.
wait a second, where's the outrage? i think that's terrible advice from your contractor.
i'm going through a lot of trouble to put in new duct for an outside ventilating hood to replace my recirculating. ventilation from oils is my primary concern. my husband is a physician and sees patients with unexplainable respiratory problems. some are short order cooks and a couple--literally, a husband and wife who ran a chinese restaurant--both have lung cancer and neither smoke!
i cook A LOT and i need a real vent. recirculating vents are not completey useless. i can tell you that mine, as weak as it is, has collected a fair amount of grease in its time. absolutely, a recirculating is better than nothing! even if you only fry an egg occasionally, for goodness sakes.
I did a lot of checking around about fans, hoods etc before remodeling my kitchen. I live in Brooklyn and contrary to popular opinion, it is not against code not to have a ventilation system in a residential kitchen. The code requirements are related to the size of the gas line that connects to your range and it is highly unlikely that a residential installation will have a large enough line to require venting. You should call your local buildings department and request the codes. They differ from state to state. Every dealer will insist you need a hood over whatever cook top you purchase.
I have high ceilings, very big windows and an open plan layout. I have a bluestar range in an island without any venting system over it. I am an adventurous cook although I must admit I rarely fry anything; I do use the broiler. I do not now nor have I ever had a ventilation system over my stove. - I have lived in my house for 30 years. I lived in 3 apartments previous to this house and never had a vent system in any of those either. My mother's kitchen was not vented. Yes, sometimes I can smell what I cooked in other rooms, but have never found that to be a problem. In fact, it is more likely that I will smell someone else's outdoor grill during the summer months or the exhaust fumes from nearby restaurants.
The decision is yours to make - think in terms of style, $$ and the size of your kitchen and check your local codes.
I have been living without a vent fan for a couple of years (our ancient, ineffective one finally croaked). I can't wait for a 'real' vent fan -- and not a non-vented one either (I will agree with your guy there--is close to not having one at all). Without a vent fan, I really don't want to cook in the summer, because the kitchen heats up so fast. Also, my small house retains all those cooking smells for much longer, and a film of grease/dust builds up much more quickly on everything. With a vent fan, you won't get any of that, or not as much. Obviously, it's your call and I have no idea what your building code is or isn't, but I would not consider living without one.
In our vacation condo there is no way to vent either above the stove or the bathrooms (with no window)!!!
I would venture the majority of those with OTR microwaves hardly ever run the fan because it is noisy and ineffective.
We had a hood over our gas cooktop when I was growing up and I remember my mother only ever turning it on when she fried bacon.
I, too, am very interested in this subject.
We are about ready to start our kitchen remodel and are down to one of 2 designs. The KD of our favorite plan assures us that a vent over the cook top is unnecessary! This is a reputable kitchen design company, not Ernie's Kitchens and Transmissions!!! ;o) (With all die respect to Ernie, of course!)
Currently I have an OTR M/W that recirculates through the charcoal filters. The new plan calls for locating a cook top in the peninsula, without any venting whatsoever.
I love the design and I just want to say, "OK!" ... but I am sooo torn!
Tiskers, ask your KD if he or she primarily eats take out. Because that's what you should be doing if you don't go with proper venting. Sorry if I sound harsh, but that's about all your kitchen will allow. You might also want to check your local building codes. Can you imagine your certificate of occupancy being withheld just as you've finally finished your renovation? Trust me, it's not a good feeling.
What climate are you in? Without kitchen venting.
Stripping down all the parts : get a motor like a p5 by Broan. Secure it in place above the cook surface. Duct it to the outside.
If you have the money for appliances you have the money for a vent.
Here is a an actual copy and paste (direct quote) from what my KD told me about venting:
QUOTE: Regarding whether or not to vent a range, I doubt that one will find anything in writing that it's something you don't need to do. But what we ask our clients is, "How often do you use your vent now?". The majority of people never use their vent from what they tell us. I know personally that my wife and I don't. You see, today's modern gas appliances do not have a pilot light that is constantly burning. They also burn any gas totally efficiently, no fumes. If one was using a commercial-style range (with it's high BTU levels) and it was located at a wall and beneath cabinetry I would highly recommend a vent. However, we have done work for clients who did not even want to vent even a commercial-style range when it was located in an island or in a peninsula where there was no cabinetry above. When I inquire of my wife about using the range vent she responds by asking me, "What's wrong? Don't you like the smell of my cooking? I am just smart enough to know the correct answer to that. You see, I am more like your husband. I'll do the clean up but not much of the cooking ... . The choice in your case whether to vent or not is ok either way with the biggest benefit being to vent odors. You'll find that steam from a boiling pot will dissipate to the surrounding rooms since the range is more in the open. In fact, steam in the winter is a good thing. Also not such a bad thing in the summer when one is running air conditioning. Both heat and air conditioning tend to dry out the air in the home to too large a degree from time to time. If you decide that you would like a vent (because your hubby burns everything he tries to cook - sorry, couldn't resist) then the option to use a Jenn-Air downdraft range is a very good one. Jenn-Air has improved their products dramatically over the past several years. Their cooking equipment is outstanding. They are the company that invented the downdraft vent years ago so they have the concept down pat. We put Jenn-Air back onto our favored appliance list about 3 years ago and have been disappointed to date. A better range such as the Jenn-Air will last you many, many years. The quality of their ovens and burners is at the top of the premium-quality national brands. UNQUOTE.
Is this an outside kitchen? If not then you really should invest in a decent hood AND USE IT. There are some really quiet one's on the market but they really do make a difference. And I'd personally stay away from downdrafts no matter what anyone says it just doesn't make sense physically. You know how much power you need to suck hot air down?
Most KD's don't cook. They design for form not function and going by what uneducated clients want is just plain stupid in my opinion. Bet that client with a commercial style range eats out every night
STW had it right on! If you don't vent all your cooking vapor gets on everything in the room NOT just under the cabinet above the cook top.
Do a test. Before you demolish your kitchen - clean it! Look at the walls. Do yu have a kitchen clock, pictures, a wall phone? Take them down and see the difference on the area of the wall that was "protected" and the rest.
We did not have a working vent in our old kitchen. I threw away the wall clock from above the stove and all the tchatchkies that sat on the shelf above the stove when we demolished they were so yucky.
If your cooktop is on an outside wall, you should definitely vent it outside otherwise a recirculating hood that IS USED is better than nothing.
So to summarize - venting is more than "just for odours". You need it to keep your air clean of grease as wel
If overhead vent hood is not an option, consider a telescope down draft. They work much, much better than a flat downdraft. I had a JennAir and then a Thermador with a telescope and there was no comparison, the telescope was was much better. I used the same ducting for both. Down and turn toward outside wall about 10 Ft.
tiskers - it's easier for him not to have to do it but you're the one who will live with the consequences.
Here's an option my neighbor in an 80yr old Victorian did.
They ran the ductwork (a 6" metal pipe) through the upper cabinets not through the walls and then they built a box around it so when you opened the cab doors you didn't see an ugly pipe.
If $$$ is an issue, maybe painting the pipe white or red or hey, any color, may be a good alternative - think hip restaurants and other places where the ceiling and ducts are all open and painted.
venting is sooo logical.BUT the real test is.and i observe .ask etc .how often do you turn the vent fan on?at dinner parties,family get together .basic cooking chili,spag,etc.i think i.ve turned mine on few times in the last 20 years.sure cooking is greasy but airborne grease and all kinds of cooking matter.of course there is.do you really think it is a health concern?.i clean house regularly though.i still hag out right in front of my outside bbq.sit around campfires just doing life.who said the air is always right even for a caveman.a vent sure is nice convenience when needed.but to consider it an absolute is a little hypochondriac.i wouldn,t let the tail wag the dog just to stay inside the box.goodluck!!! either way.
you do need a vent. I hate it when contractors, realtors, whoever is either trying to sell you something or get out of work tell you that you do not need a vent. I also hate seeing pictures of 75K kitchens with some sort of island cooktop and no ventilation whatsoever.
It is really important-- best if it is vented to the outside, but even if it just recycles it, you can at least deal with some of the grease and odor-- it is much better than nothing.
Good luck with your decision-- I'm sorry you are getting confusing information. Even people in the middle of high-end renovations think they can skimp on the ventilation (or are told they can), so you are in good company.
Good point. Light it up and it'll gross you out.
The best fans make so little noise that you enjoy having them bring fresh air in to the kitchen.
No fans means your house really has a lived-in smell of some kind. The kind that the next owner will gut and rebuild.
I don't have a vent currently. I am sure planning on one for our remodel. I cook a lot and you can always tell the instant you walk into my house what has been recently cooking. Had to issue a disclaimer when we walked into my daughter's violin lesson yesterday "we just had a cooking class at out house, I'm sorry we really smell like curry." Can't wait not to have to deal with that. I had a recirculating vent in my other house and it was better than nothing IMO.
Here are four reasons to vent:
1) Pollution and noxious fumes (carbon monoxide, nitrogen dioxide, sulfur dioxide, particulates, combustion pollutants, polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons, etc.).
These exist in greater quantities if you cook with gas, but can still exist even if you don't cook with gas--particularly if you fry alot, spill, burn something, or overheat a pan with a non-stick coating.
2) Moisture. Higher moisture can lead to mold and fungus growing in places you may not realize. This can also aggravate allergies and trigger asthma attacks. Also, cockroaches prefer higher humidity environments. A non-venting recirculating fan will not reduce moisture.
3) Excess heat. Adequate venting will keep the kitchen from heating up while you cook.
4) Grease splatter. If you fry anything at all, you create a 'splatter zone' of grease. Beyond that 'splatter zone' you also create an aeresol mist of oil that floats about your home, combining with the dust in the air and sticking to whatever it can, resulting in, over time, a gooey, smelly mess. Fry a fish in a house with no vent and you'll smell that fish for days, because it's on your walls, your ceiling, your curtains, your furniture...
An adequate vent (and sadly, many are not up to this task--you need a good hood or capture zone and lots of CFM for this) will suck that aerosol mist and the splatter up into the grease trap or baffle and keep it from circulating around in your home and coating your walls and ceiling.
If you cook, leave the house, come back a few hours later and still smell dinner, you do not have adequate ventilation in your home.
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I'm in the process of making strawberry lemonade concentrate, and I'd really like to can it in quarts rather than pints. Unfortunately, the only recipes I can find call for processing in pints. Do you know of any recipes that would provide processing time for quarts? Thanks so much!
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Makes about 7 (16 oz) pints
6 cups hulled strawberries
4 cups freshly squeezed lemon juice
6 cups granulated sugar
1.) PREPARE boiling water canner. Heat jars and lids in simmering water until ready to use. Do not boil. Set bands aside.
2.) PUR�E strawberries in a blender or food processor fitted with a metal blade, working in batches, until smooth. Transfer to a large stainless steel saucepan as completed.
3.) ADD lemon juice and sugar to strawberry puree, stirring to combine. Heat to 190� F over medium-high heat, stirring occasionally. Do not boil. Remove from heat and skim off foam.
4.) LADLE hot concentrate into hot jars leaving 1/4 inch headspace. Wipe rim. Center lid on jar. Apply band until fit is fingertip tight.
5.) PROCESS jars in a boiling water canner for 15 minutes, adjusting for altitude. Remove jars and cool. Check lids for seal after 24 hours. Lid should not flex up and down when center is pressed.
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Dumbledore was sitting in his office happily reflecting on the night's events when there was a knock at the door. 'Come in.' he called, looking up to see Professor McGonagall enter, hands clasped behind her back, a knowing smile on her face.
'I know what you did.' She said, sitting down in front of his desk. He heard a soft thump.
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'I just saw Severus – he's most displeased.' She looked almost gleeful at the prospect, folding her arms over her stomach. 'I thought he was going to burst a blood-vessel.'
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She grinned broadly, clapping her hands. 'I love it when you say that!' and with a wave of her wand two glasses appeared on the desk in front of her. She picked up the bottle of single-malt Scottish whiskey she'd brought with her (she'd been saving it for just such an occasion) and poured them both a generous measure. She raised her glass, 'To getting one over on Snape.' She beamed.
Albus chuckled, raising his glass. 'To you, my dear.' He toasted. 'To you.'THE END
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Published by Nintendo, Developed by Nintendo
Genres: Fighting (4 players)
US release date: Jun 25th, 2007 | EU release date: -
Does battle revolution live up to the hype?
Review written by
davyt 0247
I am sure you have all heard of Pokemon before (who hasn't). So does one of the newest Pokemon games live up to the legend? In a word, yes. This game can be considered to be a sequel to the N64 Pokemon battle game (can't remember what it is called, I don't have an N64, sorry). In battle revolution, you battle your way through several battle arenas called "Colosseums". Some of these colosseums have certain battle rules, but more on that later.
Now the gameplay is fairly straightforward. If you have played Pokemon games before, you already know the basics, if you don't, here is a very brief primer. Pokemon battle each other to be the last one standing, health is measured in HP (Hit Points), moves draw power from PP (Power Points). Use moves that your opponent's Pokemon are weak to, (too complicated for this review, check out the battle tutorials in the game for a complete list and details), KO all of your opponents Pokemon, and you win.
Passes are used to identify your Pokemon in the game. The Trainers that you see on-screen can be customized in any way you want, from what they say, to what they wear. In battle revolution, the most opponents you will face is seven (six regular trainers, and a final battle against the Colosseum master, if you beat the Colosseum master, you will clear the Colosseum). One of the few things that irk me about this game is the fact that you are not allowed to use items other than the items your Pokemon are holding before the battle starts.
After clearing a Colosseum, you are given Pok'e coupons, which are used to buy gear and other items from the shop. The shop is the place to go when you want to get more looks for your trainers. Definitely one of the hardest Colosseums is Neon Colosseum, at Neon, all Pokemon are placed on a roulette wheel and the Pokemon are chosen randomly, (Although there is a trick to get the Pokemon you want). An announcer provides play-by-play commentary through the game, and even in VS battles against friends (yes there is a multiplayer option, you can even battle over WiFi connection!). In the final Colosseum, familiar faces will be waiting for a rematch.
The controls are very simple, even if you have never picked up a wii game before, all you do (Using the default control setting) is point the wii remote at the option you want and press the A button, press B button to go back, (you can also use the D Pad to move around the menus). That's about it, simple huh?
The picture for this game is amazing! All the artwork is beautifully done, it is very easy to tell one Pokemon from another. You can see the attacks launch and hit, and there is that oh so satisfying feeling when you see an opposing Pokemon faint. The backgrounds and the floors are perfectly drawn.
The Pokemon do make some sounds (although not much). The only "person" that actually talks is the in-match announcer, but the sounds that you do hear are very well done.
So if you beat the final Colosseum are you done? Not by a long shot. Most of the Colosseums just have new level rules, but some completely change their battle formats, and rules! Beating all of the Colosseums a second time, while playing with the new rules unlocks a whole stack of new gear at the shop. You can obtain the Colosseum leader's outfits as well! For someone who has played Pokemon games for a long time you are probably looking at about 10 hours for the main story, longer if you are new.
Got a DS and Pokemon Diamond or Pearl? If you do you can copy your Pokemon from your DS game and use them in Battle revolution! If you don't have a DS, don't worry, there are rental passes that you can use instead.
So in conclusion, if you like Pokemon and you have a Wii, grab this game and maybe a snack, and get going!
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You can book appointments and order repeat prescriptions online
Please ask at reception for access details to use the service.
Once you have the access details click here to register to use the service. Patient access link
In addition to booking appointments with doctors or nurses and ordering repeat prescriptions, you can also see parts of your medical records like immunisation record and allergies. If you think your record is incomplete telephone the surgery to update your records.
Prescription medications and driving
Please note the change in the law. It is illegal to drive if your driving is impaired because of the medications prescribed to you. Police forces are equipped with devices to test on roadside to detect drugs use. Positive test is, if any illegal drug is detected and at higher level, if prescription drug is detected. Police will do 'field impairment test' to check the effect of drugs on driver. The test need not be positive if illegal drug is detected to penalise.
You should be cautious about driving if medications that you take warns about drowsiness. You must not drive if you feel drowsy after taking the medications. This includes 'over the counter' medications. Combination of medications and alcohol can take you over the limit easily.
The medications tested by police are: clonazepam, diazepam, flunitrazepam, lorazepam, methadone, morphine, oxazepam, temazepam. Please note that codeine, tramadol may test positive as morphine when tested. Some times labels on medications may not have these names. You need to read the labels fully.
Taking alcohol or illegal drugs in addition to the medications that can cause drowsiness can take you over the limit easily.
For further information click on the links below:
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Flu Vaccination
We are offering flu vaccination to all eligible patients now. If you have not received the invitation for flu injection and if you think you are in the eligible group please telephone surgery to make appointment with the practice nurse.
A more severe strain of flu, H3 variant (H3N2 subtype of influenza A) is circulating now. This causes more severe flu illness and leads to more hospitalisation. Current flu vaccine gives partial protection against the H3 variant strain.
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Care Data programme was set to extract patient records from GP practice from March 2014 and link it with 'hospital episode statistics'. Now this has been pushed back by six months because of widespread media coverage and concern from GP bodies.
NHS England sent leaflet to every household informing about care data.
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Changes to Primary Care Centres (Urgent Care Centres)
From 1 September 2014 Walk in Clinic at Grindon Lane will be Closed. The remaining services in Grindon Lane Centre will run as normal.
For recent changes see Walk in Centres.
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We will be open one Saturday a month from 8.30 am to 12 noon. You can book appointments by telephoning or calling at reception. If you have access to online services, you can book appointments online also. If you do not have online access, please ask at the reception for registration form to use the service.
Please note we do not have full service on Saturdays. We won't be able to do blood tests. Treatment room and Pharmacy downstairs is closed on Saturdays.
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We will identify patients who may benefit from this service. Such patients will have a package of care with their full involvement.
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Next PPG meeting is on Thursday 22 January 2015 from 12 to 1 pm at the surgery in Pallion Health Centre.
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In this design, a MoinMoin instance is used to maintain the site, and a simple Django application is used to render output.
A live demo can be found here: pydotorg.dyndns.org:8000/
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This is up and running on my machine. Many thanks to the MoinMoin and Django teams! (extra thanks to Nir and Adrian)
wow, that looks like a lot of work. Any reason you couldn't just use an upfront mod_proxy cache in front of Moin Moin like we do at the ASF for wiki.apache.org ?
It's very little work, in fact; the current demo consists of about around 500 lines of code for the converters, and less than 200 lines for the render layer (see the link above for a live demo).
As I've mentioned elsewhere, my original idea was to run MoinMoin as is, render to static HTML files, and let Apache handle the rest. But dynamic rendering has lots of advantages, especially if you take the docs.python.org part of the site into account.
good point about docs.python.org.
fwiw, I'm in a similar situation thinking about spamassassin.apache.org/ -- we have a little bit of vestigial static content there, but most of the site is in our Moin wiki nowadays. We've found that wiki-editing is just a better UI for editors, for pretty much any site (apart maybe from very design-heavy sites).
We had a massive improvement in the web-site and documentation sides of our project, coming entirely from wikifying it using Moin.
one thing: I haven't *quite* made up my mind, yet, about the pros/cons of presenting more of the Moin interface on pages like the front page. On one hand, it adds clutter and some users could find it confusing; on the other, some of the features it offers (like search, RecentChanges, FindPage) are cool and should be standard on every site I think.
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Pisces horoscope begins with introduction of the last or twelfth Zodiac sign, the fourth aquatic or watery as well as the fourth common or dual Zodiac cycle extends from 330 degrees to 360 degrees and is symbolized by the pair of Fishes. Considering its distance from the Sun, Neptune is the eighth passive planet. Neptune has eight moons out of which Triton is the largest and the coldest with gaseous nitrogen in our solar system ever been noticed; temperatures on its surface are about -235 degree Celsius. Neptune communicate its effect on Earth with the help of Jupiter. Neptune orbits the Sun once in every 165 years. Seasons in Neptune last for an incredible span of 41 years. According to Indian astrology, Neptune influences feet of human body and also imparts the highest knowledge of renunciation or salvation, diseases, hospital, treatment and salvation in our lives and signifies feet of the Zodiac body. Neptune and Jupiter are the customary controllers of this Zodiac horoscope. Enjoy, free Pisces horoscope predictions of every month and year online from Vedic astrology.
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Here's what I prepared yesterday - based on mix&matching a few Belgian Ale recipes I found on the web, with a few tweaks here and there.
The tweak I'm worried about is that I read up on the specialty grains involved, and decided to tone them down a bit since they all have some maltiness/caramel characteristics that I wasn't really looking for. But I ended up not compensating what I took out with anything (esp. the Cara-*). And I think I was supposed to mash most of these anyway... so now I'm worried I might end up with no body/head.
5 gallon batch
IBU (est. from BrewPal): 30
3lb Briess Pilsen DME
3lb Briess Weizen DME (I believe it's about half wheat half barley)
1lb inverted sugar syrup (homemade w/ cane sugar & a tsp of lemon juice)
Grains (steeped 30min at 155-160F)
.5lb belgian pale
.5lb caravienne (recipe called for caramunich, lhbs was out)
.5lb biscuit
.25lb aromatic
1oz Goldings 5%AA at 60min
1oz Saaz 7.7%AA at 15min (7.7 sounds high, but it says so on the bag)
1oz Hallertau at 5min
0.5oz Bitter Orange Peel at 15min
0.5oz Coriander at 15 min
<1g Paradise Seeds at 15 min
Yeast - Wyeast 3522 (Ardennes) pitched at 85 (heh, forgot to make ice for the bath, couldn't bring it lower), now it's chugging along at about 78.
Caravienne is appropriate in a Belgian pale ale recipe, and it doesn't need to be mashed. It can be steeped. However, Belgian pale malt, biscuit and aromatic must all be mashed to remove the sugars. .5 lbs of belgian pale malt would not have been enough base malt to add the enzymes required for the .75 lbs of the other two combined. They will contribute color, but not to your gravity.
None of those four grains you steeped add significantly to head or body of a beer anyway. A small amount of Crystal 40L may have been appropriate as it does not need to be mashed, and adds to color, head and body.
'Allow 6-8 weeks for delivery'
Thinking about: California Common, Fat Squirrel Clone
Fermenting: Greenbelt Pale Ale
Aging: Strong Scotch Ale, Robust Porter
Drinking: Saison
Hm, I assumed Cara-Vienne was similar to Cara-Pils in respect to body/head, that's why I didn't add anything else in that regard... Reading up, it seems I was mistaken...
specialty grains are nice, but when you hit AG and do your first SMaSH the world of simplistic excellence will fall upon you .
I think it'll be fine. Every time someone says "xxx grain needs to be mashed, not steeped," they're really saying "xxx grain will only add to the alcohol if you mash it." There are a lot of grains that can contribute sugars if mashed, but add a lot of flavor if steeped (like rauchmalt). IMHO the Wiezen DME will result in good head retention regardless of the grains used, and I think the recipe looks good.
Just kegged this, probably the most botched force carbonation ever:
Put 3g of the beer on a tertiary (I still want to age most of it a bit more), kegged the rest (approx 1.5g) in a 2.5g.
So, with all that 1g of air inside, I load it at 30psi, and roll it around for 5 minutes. Then I'm reminded that I didn't purge the air. So I unpressurized it, put the hose on the liquid post, pressurized again. Roll it around a bit more, and plug it into the liquid out - bam, beer on my gas line. So, I unpressurize it again, this time put the gas into the gas in, and try to get the beer in the hose back in the keg. Get it to 30 psi, leave it there while I try to rinse the gas line with some starsan. I guess I gotta get this keg done quickly - luckily most of the beer is on a tertiary where (I think) I didn't botch anything on the racking.
Anyway, I couldn't resist it, and tasted a bit of warm flat beer from the keg. Damn, it's tasting fine. A bit sweet on the aftertaste (caravienne + caramelized extract from the bottom of the pot, I guess), but other than that, damn fine - quite spicy too.
I'm glad it turned out for you. You should look into partial mashing for the future. Check out deathbrewers easy stovetop partial mashing techniques. It's no more difficult than steeping, really. Just may need more capacity than you currently have.
My friend tried it and confirmed - Good beer overall, but too sweet (there was a lot of caramel on the bottom of my brew pot on that boil, and the beer is a lot darker than it should be), and not enough bitterness (I guess the 7.7% on the Saaz label was off, after all).
I'm going for some last resort measures/experimentation here... boiled a quart of water with 3/4 cup of DME, dumped .6 oz of Saaz leaves (yes, that amounts to almost more leaves than water), boiled for about an hour, then almost at flameout added a bag with the remaining .4 oz of Saaz, just to sanitize it. Took the .4oz bag, dumped into my tertiary (has about 3 gallons), and pitched that 1 quart of saaz juice with some coopers in an Erlenmeyer, will dump this in a couple days into the fermenter, both to bitter it up and to try to get the cooper's to eat a bit more sugar.


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Tina Dupuy: Romney, after being staunchly pro-choice disclosing his family friend, Ann Keenan, died of an illegal abortion in 1963, now says he'd like to see it illegal once again. Except, he says, for women who are victims.
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Carole Bartolotto: The problem with concluding that GMOs are safe is that the argument for their safety rests solely on animal studies. These studies are offered as evidence that the debate over GMOs is over. Nothing could be further from the truth.
Steve Hochstadt: The Republicans in Congress, virtually all of whom publically deny that climate change is occurring, have just proposed a budget which cuts or reverses all the programs which might reduce the pace of warming.
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Take it with a big fat grain of salt – if only because I talked to Heath Ledger recently and he was definitely not working on anything else this year – but according to a report on Aint it Cool, the Aussie actor might be up for the role of Batman. According to the scooper, Ledger was spotting doing lunch with "Batman 5" director Chris Nolan. Reading too much into this possibly?
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Against the Current - the band, not adventures in dangerous swimming 101
Zedd - If our love is tragedy, why are you my remedy? (Well, answer my question!)
Arrow (Okay, Felicity from Arrow!)
Chrissy Costanza (cat eyes and buttery lyrics!)
Girls (TV) (Okay, Allison Williams!)
Movies - especially when they play in the dark.
Twin Peaks (TV)
Friends (TV) (It had me at "No way are you cool enough to pull Clint"; damn straight, Chandler!)
Traveling - preferably where water is, so I can splash someone!
Star Wars trilogy - no, the other one, fella!
Alex G - far more talented than her younger brother Alex H
Cameron Crowe movies - Say Anything..., Jerry Maguire, Almost Famous
The sign 'Free Wi-Fi'.
Reenacting dance/song scenes from "Grease" with my little girl (hey! Wait till you see my 'Summer Lovin'! - don't judge)
Die Hard - 40 stories of Sheer Adventure!
Alex Goot & Friends (his enemies aren't half as talented!)
Cooking up a nice dish and sitting in the entertainment area, on a cool night, basking in it's greatness.
Inflatable kids pools full of Vodka Lime Crush.
Acidic Email from angry, over passionate teenagers after I trash something "Twilight"-related on the site. Sparkle elsewhere.
My baby girl's big, caring heart.