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Street barbecue abounds—just follow the scent of red oak.
Santa Maria Barbecues
One California town has its very own style of barbeque.
What started out as a casual lunch turned into an intensive meat seminar when I met Larry Viegas and Clarence Minetti at the Far Western Tavern, Minetti's steak house in Guadalupe, Calif. We had gathered so the two octogenarians could tell me about Santa Maria-style barbecue, a preparation of meat so distinctive and fiercely protected by the local populace that it's been copyrighted by the local chamber of commerce in this Santa Barbara County city. Forget the images you may have of intricate barbecue sauces and ingenious smokers because Santa Maria barbecue is deceptively simple, consisting solely of a cut of good meat that is rolled in a mixture of salt, pepper, and garlic salt and grilled over a fire made from coastal red oak.
Barbecue purists might sniff that this is merely grilling, but Santa Marians insist that their barbecue is the only true barbecue, and all of those Texans, Southerners, and Kansas Cityans with their mesquite chips and hot sauces and pork ribs are but pale pretenders.
"I went down there once," said Minetti with a grimace, remembering a trip to Texas. "They use brisket and cook it for 12 hours! They marinate the devil out of it."
Who wouldn't be in a meaty mood in the dining room of the Far Western? The self-proclaimed "home of the bull's-eye steak" is decorated with drapes made of cowhide, murals of grazing steer, and an impressive array of cow heads mounted on the walls. A Scottish longhorn's head is yoked together for eternity with one from a Mexican corriente steer, both of which hail from Ronald Reagan's Rancho del Cielo in Santa Barbara.
Viegas, a former butcher and barbecue cook extraordinaire, had come armed with diagrams of a cow and a well-rehearsed argument about tri-tip, a triangular cut of meat found on the bottom edge of a top sirloin. This flavorful portion, which weighs in at 2½ to three pounds, perfect for a family barbecue, came into vogue in the late 1950s. Considered a stepchild of sirloin, tri-tip had previously been discarded or cut into chunks for stew, but when it was roasted whole, barbecue magic happened. It is now the choice of Santa Maria's home barbecue chefs, although, as I would learn later, something of a controversy surrounds the use of tri-tip.
"Ask your supermarket meat cutter how many tri-tips there are on a beef," Viegas challenged. "They can't tell you! There's only two on an animal, one on each side."
Let's just leave my meat cutter out of this, shall we?
Meat and barbecue are on the minds of Santa Marians as movies are on the minds of Angelenos and grapes fill the thoughts of Napans. The place is a Disney-land for Atkins dieters.
This return to Meatville is no shrewd marketing ploy by the local visitors bureau. Santa Marians have loved their barbecued beef since the days of the great rancheros in the early 19th century, and grilled beef provides a fragrant thread through the local history.
At the Elks Club, to which I was graciously invited for the Friday night "cook your own" dinner, I was taken under the collective wing of Ted Scott, the Elks' historian; Bill Cadam, a firefighter with a terrific handlebar mustache who does much of the club's barbecue cooking; and Bob Alvarez, who claimed the modest title of Exalted Ruler this year. They showed me the club's impressive barbecue, which occupies its own building and features a 19-foot concrete pit covered by a metal grate raised and lowered by a winch.
Some 350 Elks milled around, slapping rib-eye steaks onto one section of the enormous grill. The walls of the bunkerlike structure were lined with cowhide-shaped plaques into which were burned the names of the donors who contributed to the barbecue building fund.
"If you're gonna cook barbecue here, you're gonna cook it the Elks way or it's the highway," said Cadam, who was preparing to cook ribs for 500 people the next night.
A proper Santa Maria-style barbecue begins with a fire made from coastal red oak wood that is native to the region (never white oak, volunteered Scott). Top sirloin is seasoned with salt, pepper, and garlic, and then impaled on a long iron rod. The pierced steak is placed on racks, fat side down, over the fire. ("It's not Santa Maria barbecue if it doesn't have a square hole in it," said Cadam, referring to the mark left by the rod.) The meat roasts for an hour to an hour and a half and is then sliced across the grain into strips and served immediately.
In the meantime, someone has simmered a big pot of pea-size pinquito beans, a mild-flavored legume that makes a delightful side dish when combined with a little bacon and seasoning. This is served with a green salad and thick slices of French bread. The only condiment for the meat is a fresh tomato salsa made with mild green chiles.
It is California ranch food, pure and simple, and the flavor of the meat seems to be released by the sweet, redolent red oak. When our steaks were ready, I sat down and noticed that the Exalted Ruler slathered his meat with salsa, so I did, too. Delicious. The meat was juicy and tender, with a woodsy tang that seemed to bring out the full beefy flavor rather than overpower it. The beans were equally extraordinary, with a smoky hint of Spanish pimiento seasoning in their red sauce.
"You guys must go through a lot of tri-tip," I said, and Cadam looked at me like I was an interloper from the Rotary.
"We don't even know what tri-tip is here," he said. "At the Elks Club, we only use top block (top sirloin)."
"The Elks have never done it any other way," said Scott quickly, hoping to avoid an incident. I let the matter drop.
Local restaurateur R.H. Tesene, in his book Santa Maria Style Barbecue, describes the hold beef has had over the community since the days of the great cattle ranches that occupied these surrounding hills. Tesene writes that John Charles Frémont camped his weary battalion at one such ranch in 1846.
In the '20s, the Santa Maria Club began to hold "stag barbecues" on the second Wednesday of every month. Santa Marians were big meat eaters: "For a Stag Barbecue of this type, [the Club] would plan for a pound and a half of meat per person," writes Tesene. He offered barbecue to travelers when he began to invite chefs to do the grilling at his Beacon Outpost and Cocktail Lounge in the '50s at gatherings attended by dozens of townspeople, as well as visiting celebrities like Jane Russell.
Across town, the elegant Santa Maria Inn hosted the likes of William Randolph Hearst, Marion Davies, and their Hollywood pals when they stopped by on their way to San Simeon.
In 1952 in nearby Casmalia, a tiny outpost of 200 people on the coastal side of the rolling green pasturelands, a family of Italian immigrants opened the Hitching Post restaurant, which is still family owned and claims "the world's best bar-b-q steaks."
"We were doing this before there really was a Santa Maria barbecue," says Hitching Post manager Terri Stricklin. "We cook everything over red oak: halibut, lobster, and ribs, but steak is our specialty. We don't use tri-tip because our top sirloin is so excellent. Top sirloin really is the original Santa Maria barbecue."
I'm going to have to do a great deal more research before I decide if I'm a tri-tip guy or a top sirloin devotee. They both seem exquisite to me, but I have only begun to eat. With every fiber of my being calling out for meat, I succumb to the urge and light into another portion of juicy, delicious barbecue. Make no mistake about it: In Santa Maria, beef is what's for dinner.
Here's the beef
Santa Maria-style barbecue can be found at any number of restaurants and impromptu grills set up on Broadway and Main Street (follow the smell of red oak smoke), especially on Friday nights and Saturday afternoons. Barbecue restaurants include the Hitching Post (805-937-6151, www.hitchingpost1.com)
In Casmalia; the Far Western Tavern (805-343-2211, www.farwesterntavern.com)
in Guadalupe; Shaw's Steak House & Tavern (805-925-5862) on S. Broadway; and BBQ Land (805-346-8537), a take-out place on S. Broadway that sells an entire roasted tri-tip for $14.95. For Santa Maria's distinctive beans and seasonings, check out Susie Q's, a specialty food company operated by Clarence Minetti's daughter, Susan Righetti (805-937-2402, www.susieqbrand.com).
Photography by Jessica Boone
This article was first published in July 2003. Some facts may have aged gracelessly. Please call ahead to verify information.


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"Contempt of Congress, contempt of Congress. To frivolously use that really important vehicle to undermine the person who is assigned to stop the voter suppression in our country. I'm telling you, this is connected. It is no accident. It is a decision, and it is as clear as can be. It's not only to monopolize his time, it's to undermine his name. To undermine his name, undermine his name as he goes forward to protect and defend the Constitution of the United States."

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No. 20 Penn State Drops Tough 8-6 Decision to No. 18 Bucknell
March 30, 2011 LEWISBURG, Pa. - No. 20 Penn State (4-4, 2-0 CAA) dropped a hard-fought midweek decision to the 18th ranked Bison of Bucknell (8-2), 8-6 at Bucknell's Mathewson Stadium. Freshman goalie Austin Kaut (Morton, Pa.) was solid in the loss, making 12 saves on 36 shots faced. Classmate Shane Sturgis (Downingtown, Pa.) continued to lead the Lions' offense with three points off two goals and one assist. Penn State wasted no time in getting on the scoreboard, as junior Ryan Link (Englewood, Colo.) would notch an unassisted tally just over a minute in to put the Lions up 1-0 at 13:58. Bucknell was quick to answer however, scoring an unassisted mark of its own at 11:17 to even the score. Penn State would trade scores with the Bison, as Sturgis buried two unassisted goals to end the Penn State scoring for the quarter, and Bucknell would answer back with two of their up to end the quarter 3-3 Junior captain Matthew Mackrides (Newtown Square, Pa.) notched a man-up tally on an unassisted effort at the 9:36 mark of the second quarter. Bucknell came back to take the lead however, scoring two goals a minute apart to take the lead by one. The Penn State extra-man unit would strike again, as Billy Gribbin (Rockville, Md.) would burry a Sturgis assist with the man advantage to even the score, but Bucknell would have the last laugh of the quarter, scoring with 1:36 remaining to end the half up 6-5. The Bison came out of halftime firing, as they would push the lead to a deuce just :08 seconds into the third quarter on a fast break goal by Ryan Klipsteain. Sophomore Nick Dolik (Bloomfield Hills, Mich.) would score on a Mackrides assist at 5:09 to cut the Bucknell lead to one. However that was all the offense the Lions could muster, as they were held scoreless in the fourth quarter and Bucknell notched an insurance tally to win by a final score of 8-6.
Bucknell out shot Penn State 36-25, but the teams were even at 20 shots on goal. Nittany Lion freshman goalie Kaut delivered another solid performance for Penn State, allowing just eight goals for a .600 save percentage. Sturgis paced the Lion offense with two goals and an assist, while Mackrides notched one of each. Link, Gribbin, and Dolik also had a goal apiece for Penn State. Penn State sophomore Danny Henneghan (Beverly Hills, Mich.) won seven of 18 face-offs for the Nittany Lions, while Link led the squad with five ground balls.. Penn State's and Bucknell were both 2-4 on man-up opportunites, and the Nittany Lions had 22 turnovers to only fifteen for the Bison. Penn State is now 4-4 on the season with two victories over ranked foes. Bucknell moves to 8-2. The Nittany Lions will continue non-conference play as they travel to Lehigh (5-4) for a 1 p.m. face-off on Saturday, April 2nd. Penn State then returns home on Saturday, April 9th to resBUe conference play as they host Drexel (5-1, 1-1 CAA) for a 1 p.m. matchup. The game against Drexel will be played at Bigler Field unless otherwise announced. GAME SUMMARY: Penn State 8, Bucknell 7
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awards, as part of the Festival's closing ceremonies.
First announced was Iemi Hernandez-Kim, director of the short film Ayi's Story and winner of the One to Watch award, an audience voted award that recognizes talent in filmmakers under the age of 21. Ayi's Story follows the journey of a teenaged girl from Brooklyn to numerous destinations in China, capturing her experiences in documentary and video-journal style.
Kim Snyder, director of the short film Crossing Midnight, won the award for Excellence in Short Filmmaking. Her documentary on the efforts of health workers to treat Burmese refugees deals with the issue of human rights through the lens of medicine.
Also putting a spotlight on the plight of persecuted minorities is director Ngawang Choephel, who won the award for Best Emerging Director in Documentary Feature. His film, Tibet in Song, explores the traditional folk music of Tibet, China's impact on this tradition, and Choephel's own political imprisonment during his attempt to capture his subject on film.
Chinese director Nian Liu won the award for Best Emerging Director in Narrative Feature. Her film, Li Tong, used the fictional story of a schoolgirl losing her bus pass as a means of exploring and exposing the many cultural, socioeconomic and personal facets of contemporary Beijing.
Director Christopher Wong won the Audience Choice Award, which was based on votes cast by the audience during the Festival's various screenings. His documentary feature, Whatever It Takes, follows the progress of the Bronx Center of Science and Mathematics in its first year of operation, focusing especially on the relationship between principal Edward Tom and student Sharifea Baskerville.
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Jobs: Responsible for the Fonts on Your Computer?
Posted by Kris Sheppard in Creativity, Inspiration, Type, Uncategorized on 10/06/2011
As you may have heard, it was announced today that Steve Jobs passed away. He truly was a great creative man who had a knack for being able to tell what people wanted before they wanted it. If only some of us magicians could master that!
Of course he's responsible for more than a few things, like creating computers and hand-held devices that are as beautiful as they are easy to use, or changing the way people buy and consume media.
I'd like to direct your attention to an article, One thing we owe to Steve Jobs, published on CNN, that credits Jobs for the fact that you have the choice of a multitude of fonts on your computer. It's a very interesting story and offers a small look into Jobs' life you may not have known existed.
For a little more inspiration, here is A Collection of 60 Inspirational Steve Jobs Quotes About Life, Design and Apple.
Mr. Jobs, thank you for being a great example of creative thinking, leadership and good old hard work. Take a load off, sir…you deserve it.
Aaron Wheeler Postcard Redesign
Posted by Kris Sheppard in Redesign, Type, Video on 08/23/2011
Aaron Wheeler had me do a redesign of his postcard. Here is a before and after. Please watch the video for details on the changes I made and why.
Taboo Fonts
Posted by Kris Sheppard in Type on 06/04/2011
My wife rolls her eyes at me every time I point out a font, saying "There's Neutra" or "Man, I love Rockwell." Then I give her a hard time whenever she critiques stitching in some embroidery or the quality of a costume. (She's a seamstress.) Being a designer, I notice the use of many fonts out in the real world, mostly ones that I've used before or use on a regular basis. That being said there are a number of fonts that make designers cringe when they see them used.
Here are a few of the usual suspects.
Comic Sans: This font and Papyrus (below) I would say are tied for first place on this list. Comic Sans I've seen most with people trying to "spritz up" Word documents, reports and PowerPoint presentations. It would seem that this font feels most at home in Microsoft desktop publishing programs. People like it because it looks different and has a hand-drawn feel to it but really it was only intended to be used for text in cartoons or, ehem, comics. It's not suited for business use. Check out Ban Comic Sans.
Papyrus: This font's largest fault is that it is grossly overused. Sure it has a unique exotic look to it, but you see it in more places than the invisible deck! Plus there's the added benefit of the horrible kerning between uppercase and lowercase letters built right in! Really, you don't even have to do anything! By the way, according to Wikipedia, even the font's creator agrees the font has become overused.
Brush Script: Aah, yes. A nice vintage font. Please only use it to compliment a nice vintage design.
Times New Roman: The default font in Microsoft Word. There's nothing wrong with it. I'd just use something else if you want to look different. Try Minion Pro instead.
Arial: This is the Windows version of Helvetica. Why use an imitation if you can use the real thing? Personally, I like Akzidenz Grotesk better than Helvetica.
Well, there you have it. What fonts do you love or love to hate? Let's hear it in the comments!
Five Tips for Better Type
Posted by Kris Sheppard in Type on 05/10/2011
What can I do to improve how my type looks? I'm glad you asked. Here are five tips you can use that will instantly make your type look better.
1. Kerning
Kerning is the space between letters. When your kerning is all helter skelter, things just look "off" and you might not be able to put your finger on the issue right away. It brings an unnecessary tension to what you're designing. In most design programs you can adjust the kerning between letters. Below is an example of good vs. bad kerning. In the top example, I went a little out of my way to create bad kerning for example's sake. As you can see there are letters that are too close together as well as too far apart confusing the eye and the mind. The bottom shows how nice the text looks with proper kerning. It is easier to read and understand.
Beware of two round letters next to each other such as "bo," "oc" or "oo." Two round letters will optically look like they're further apart when they're really not. You might kern them closer together a little to offset that. As the saying goes, the devil is in the details. Just don't beat it to death.
Tip: If you're using the Adobe Creative Suite, try selecting all your text using the "Optical Kerning" setting. You'll find this is a quick and easy way to make your kerning look sharp.
2. Use fonts within the same typeface
If you want a nice unified look within your design, you should try sticking with one typeface and using the different font variations within the typeface. For example, the typeface would be Gotham and you would use the different font variations of bold, light, italic or otherwise. You might try using the standard weight font for all your normal copy and a bold or heavy weight for headers. You could use an italic or oblique font for emphasis or quotes. Here's an example:
3. Use a contrasting typeface
Building off the last tip, something else you might try is to use a contrasting typeface. When using different typefaces together it's a good rule of thumb to use no more than two together. Also, make sure you don't use two that look similar to each other. People might think it is a mistake. You're going for contrast here, so make it look different. Since above I used Gotham, a sans serif typeface, I'll pick something that has serifs. I'll use Minion Pro for the subhead to contrast the Gotham main copy.
4. Use a contrasting size
Using contrasting sizes in your designs in general can help to add visual interest. Try using that principle in your type. To really go all out, try doubling the size from the main copy.
5. Add some color
Finally, this may not come as a surprise, but hey! Add some color into the mix. See my last post about Kuler to help you out.
What have you done to try and make your type stand out? Let's hear it in the comments!


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More than 300 votes were cast last week and Glenbrook South's Molly McDonagh claimed the title of Athlete of the Week.
The nominees for Patch Athlete of the Week, Jan. 16 - Jan. 22:
Zach Cole, senior, boys bowling, Deerfield – Cole took third place at the sectional championships with a 1332 in his six-game series. The senior led Deerfield to a third-place team finish and qualified as an individual for the state championship. Cole averaged a score of 228.36 in the Northern Illinois Boys Bowling Conference this year. (Watch a video of Cole, perfect game, here.)
Maggie Lyon, senior, girls basketball, New Trier – Lyon scored 29 points in New Trier's 56-43 victory over Niles West last week. Lyon, a Northwestern University recruit, helped the Trevians avenge a 45-23 loss to the Wolves earlier this season. New Trier is 14-6 this year.
Billy Voitik, junior, boys basketball, Niles North – Voitik's put-back basket at the buzzer gave Niles North a two-point victory over Glenbrook North and a big win in the Central Suburban League North. Voitik was also the starting quarterback for the Vikings' football team in the Fall.
Jake Zuckerman, senior, boys swimming, Highland Park – Zuckerman fought through illness to win the 50-yard freestyle at Buffalo Grove's Fred Pallfy Invitational last week. Zuckerman finished in at 22.80 seconds and was a big factor in helping Highland Park finish fourth as a team.
Ryan Miller, senior, boys swimming, Niles West – Miller won the 100 butterfly at the Buffalo Grove Invitational, finishing in 54.63 seconds. Miller also took third in the 200 individual medley (2 minutes 6.85 seconds).
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If you have a picture of a nominee, please email them to firstname.lastname@example.com or email@example.com.
Only votes in the poll will be counted. If you are reading this article through a mobile device, please go to the desktop site and vote.
Like to Nominate An Athlete For Next Week? Email nominations to Sports Reporter Ross Jacobson (email@example.com). Nominations must be received by noon on Sunday for consideration. E-mails must include a picture of the athlete and detailed information (links to other media coverage are welcome) on why he or she is a deserving candidate for the weekly award.
Dale Franklin
1:50 pm on Tuesday, January 24, 2012
Why is this guy writing for you when he works for a competing newspaper as well?? Seems like a huge conflict of interests to me.
Jennifer Fisher
5:47 pm on Tuesday, January 24, 2012
Hi Dale,
Ross Jacobson is a trusted freelancer and works for several of our Patches. He also writes for other publications, which is part of the freelance life.
Phillip Goldberg
10:06 pm on Tuesday, January 24, 2012
Jake Zuckerman is an awesome team mate, leader, and such a hard worker in and out of the pool. Vote Jake because he should be recognized for his hard work and perseverance fighting illness!


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Tributes pour in for Sheikh Ahmed
Rulers, former colleagues and public pay respects to 'humble and unpretentious' royal. Events including the Abu Dhabi Festival cancelled during three-day mourning period.
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Tributes from political leaders, colleagues and the public have poured in following the death of Sheikh Ahmed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, the UAE president's younger brother.
Three days of official mourning began today after Sheikh Ahmed's body was found following a glider crash in Morocco.
Events such as the Abu Dhabi Festival 2010 have been cancelled as a mark of respect, and the final episode of Million's Poet TV competition, which was scheduled for Wednesday, has been postponed.
The courts of the rulers of the other UAE emirates also declared a three-day period of mourning, and each expressed their condolences to Sheikh Khalifa bin Zayed Al Nahyan, president of the UAE and ruler of Abu Dhabi.
Other Arab leaders – Saudi King Abdullah bin Abdul Aziz, Egyptian president Mohammed Hosni Mubarak and Jordan's King Abdullah – offered their condolences.
Sheikh Ahmed was managing director of the Abu Dhabi Investment Authority, the emirate's largest sovereign wealth fund. Staff there praised his gentle manner. "For us, Sheikh Ahmed was very humble and unpretentious, highly accurate and realistic in organizing and planning," said ADIA colleagues quoted by state news agency WAM.
Sheikh Ahmed was also known for his humanitarian and social work. He was Chairman of the Board of Trustees of the Zayed Foundation for Charity and Humanitarian Works. He volunteered for several humanitarian organizations in the UAE and overseas. He was also known for his passion for sports, falconry and other traditional sports.
Kippreport readers also offered their condolences to the late Sheikh Ahmed. One wrote: "He was taken from this world at a young age and that never seems fair. Sheikh Ahmed [was] one of the good guys who had the interests of the UAE at heart and did plenty of unseen charity work without expecting any personal glory for it. Rest in peace."
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Definition: | displacement |
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Antonyms: | order, ordering |
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lowering; depression; dip (concavity); abasement; detrusion; reduction., overthrow, overset, overturn; upset; prostration, subversion, precipitation., bow; courtesy, curtsy; genuflexion, genuflection, kowtow, obeisance, salaam.
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depressed; at a low ebb; prostrate (horizontal); detrusive.
facinus quos inquinat aequat [Lucan].
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be worse, be deteriorated, become worse, become deteriorated, have seen better days, deteriorate, degenerate, fall off; wane (decrease); ebb; retrograde, decline, droop; go down (sink); go downhill, go from bad to worse, go farther and fare worse; jump out of the frying pan into the fire., run to seed, go to seed, run to waste, swale, sweal; lapse, be the worse for; sphacelate; break, break down; spring a leak, crack, start; shrivel (contract); fade, go off, wither, molder, rot, rankle, decay, go bad; go to decay, fall into decay; " fall into the sear and yellow leaf," rust, crumble, shake; totter, totter to its fall; perish; die., [Render less good] deteriorate; weaken; put back, set back; taint, infect, contaminate, poison, empoison, envenom, canker, corrupt, exulcerate, pollute, vitiate, inquinate; debase, embase; denaturalize, denature, leaven; deflower, debauch, defile, deprave, degrade; ulcerate; stain (dirt); discolor; alloy, adulterate, sophisticate, tamper with, prejudice., pervert, prostitute, demoralize, brutalize; render vicious., embitter, acerbate, exacerbate, aggravate., injure, impair, labefy, damage, harm, hurt, shend, scath, scathe, spoil, mar, despoil, dilapidate, waste; overrun; ravage; pillage., wound, stab, pierce, maim, lame, surbate, cripple, hough, hamstring, hit between wind and water, scotch, mangle, mutilate, disfigure, blemish, deface, warp., blight, rot; corrode, erode; wear away, wear out; gnaw, gnaw at the root of; sap, mine, undermine, shake, sap the foundations of, break up; disorganize, dismantle, dismast; destroy., damnify (aggrieve); do one's worst; knock down; deal a blow to; play havoc with, play sad havoc with, play the mischief with, play the deuce with, play the very devil with, play havoc among, play sad havoc among, play the mischief among, play the deuce among, play the very devil among; decimate.
unimproved; deteriorated; altered, altered for the worse; injured; sprung; withering, spoiling; on the wane, on the decline; tabid; degenerate; marescent; worse; the worse for, all the worse for; out of repair, out of tune; imperfect; the worse for wear; battered; weathered, weatherbeaten; stale, passe, shaken, dilapidated, frayed, faded, wilted, shabby, secondhand, threadbare; worn, worn to a thread, worn to a shadow, worn to the stump, worn to rags; reduced, reduced to a skeleton; far gone; tacky [U.S.]., decayed; moth-eaten, worm-eaten; mildewed, rusty, moldy, spotted, seedy, time-worn, moss-grown; discolored; effete, wasted, crumbling, moldering, rotten, cankered, blighted, tainted; depraved (vicious); decrepid, decrepit; broke, busted, broken, out of commission, broken down; done, done for, done up; worn out, used up, finished; fit for the dust hole, fit for the wastepaper basket, past work (useless) [more]., at a low ebb, in a bad way, on one's last legs; undermined, deciduous; nodding to its fall (destruction); tottering (dangerous); past cure (hopeless); fatigued; retrograde (retrogressive); deleterious.
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Unravelling the enigma of football in the post-Soviet republics
Mark Gilbey
As Steaua Bucharest travel to London aiming to dump Chelsea out of the Europa League, Mark Gilbey recalls the last time the Romanians faced an English side in the knock-out stages of a European competition…
You have to listen carefully, but there's a brief moment after Massimo Maccarone's last-minute winner for Middlesbrough against Steaua Bucharest in the Uefa Cup semi-final six years ago – and it really is just a couple of seconds – when the only sound on BBC Tees was the Riverside's roar.
In the excitement of it all, of the Italian's bald head meeting a Stewart Downing cross, commentator and long-time Boro supporter Ali Brownlee dropped his microphone in the press box. You can hear him scrambling around trying to pick it up before the silence is broken by something about "driving a stake through the heart of Dracula's boys".
Some may scoff, but it is a wonderful piece of radio that captures the raw emotion of being a football fan.
The self-styled "small town in Europe" were the continent's comeback kings that season. Steve McClaren's side had qualified for the Uefa Cup after finishing seventh in the Premier League, but the 2005/06 campaign was ultimately a disappointing one.
Despite beating Chelsea and Manchester United, Boro were hammered 7-0 by Arsenal and ended the Premier League campaign in a disappointing 14th place. They did, however, enjoy cup runs both at home and in Europe. After navigating their way through the Uefa Cup group stages, plus ties against Stuttgart and Roma, Boro earned themselves a quarterfinal against Basel.
Christian Gross' team seemed in control at the halfway stage of the tie. After all, they had won the first leg 2-0 in Switzerland and after 23 minutes at the Riverside their Brazilian striker Eduardo made it 3-0 on aggregate.
But then something extraordinary happened. Mark Viduka struck either side of half-time and Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink added a third in the 79th minute. The momentum was with Boro.
Basel's Daniel Majstorović needlessly got himself sent off, but they still needed another goal. Time was running out but with seconds remaining Pascal Zuberbühler parried Fábio Rochemback's shot and on hand was Maccarone – their £8.15m misfit striker who had been back to Italy for loan spells with Parma and Siena – to pounce and setup a semi-final against Steaua. "They will come to see this as Middlesbrough's Istanbul moment," announced the Guardian.
Their Romanian opponents, champions of Europe 20 years earlier, overcame city rivals Rapid Bucharest in the previous round. Some 1,700 fans made their way east for the first leg that was Middlesbrough's 56th match of the season, and fourth in eight days. It is little wonder this young team - missing 35-year-old captain Gareth Southgate, Mark Viduka and Chris Riggott - looked jaded. Cosmin Olăroiu's side won the first leg 1-0 when Nicolae Dică held off George Boateng, before swivelling and firing past Mark Schwarzer. But for the Australian, it could have been far worse.
The victory came at a cost for Steaua though, who would be without the suspended Sorin Paraschiv and Bănel Nicoliță in the second leg.
Although Steaua would be without the suspended Sorin Paraschiv and Bănel Nicoliță for the second leg, they did have the luxury of resting half the team for a 3-0 victory over Farul Constanţa.
By comparison, McClaren's preparations had hardly been perfect. Boro had suffered the disappointment of being beaten 1-0 by West Ham United in an FA Cup semi-final, but welcomed back Southgate, Riggott and Viduka to their 3-1-4-2 formation.
Before kick-off the atmosphere inside the ground had been electric. Fans held aloft red and white cards spelling out "Eindhoven", the venue for the final, and there was a rousing rendition of "You are my Boro" that had the Riverside buzzing. Interest in Romania had been huge. The acclaimed Teatrul de Comedie even cancelled its performance of William Shakespeare's Two Gentlemen of Verona that evening.
McClaren instructed his team to keep it tight early on – he didn't want another repeat of Basel – but inside 25 minutes Boro found themselves two goals down on the night and heading for defeat.
First, Petre Marin cut inside and unleashed a shot from 22 yards that Brad Jones – standing in for Schwarzer, who had broken his cheekbone against West Ham – could only parry, allowing Dică to open the scoring on 16 minutes. Steaua soon had a second. Dorin Goian's header from a corner was blocked, but the defender smashed the ball in at the second opportunity.
Boro needed four. What's more, Southgate injured his knee and had to be replaced by Maccarone. Resigned to defeat, some supporters left the ground.
With nothing to lose, McClaren abandoned the five-man midfield. The fight back began in the 33rd minute when Viduka found Maccarone out wide on the right and the Italian fired a shot across Carlos Fernandes into the far corner. "Three more, we only need three more," sang the Riverside. Surely not? Surely even they didn't believe it? Not again?
Fernandes kept Boro at bay until half-time, but the pressure continued after the interval as McClaren introduced a fourth striker, Ayegbeni Yakubu, in place of Andrew Taylor.
It took 19 minutes for Boro to add a second. Downing, whose return after five months out with a knee injury injected fresh impetus into Boro, delivered a cross from deep that Viduka met with a thumping header to level on the night, but they still required another two.
Downing also had a hand in the third. A throw-in caused panic and Steaua could only clear as far as the winger who fired a low cross-cum-shot that Fernandes couldn't hold, allowing Riggott to slide in from close range on 73 minutes.
"I turned to the lads on the bench and said: 'this is ours now'," McClaren later reflected in the Northern Echo. "We still had plenty of time left, but after 10 or so minutes had passed, I think everyone was getting twitchy."
Less than 60 seconds remained when Downing whipped in another teasing cross; Steaua cleared and, although Middlesbrough won the second ball, the Romanians got it back.
Daniel Bălan received a pass about 25 yards out and then, of all moments, he miscontrolled and it went straight to Downing. He turned Bălan inside out and swung over another ball that found the head of a diving Maccarone to clinch a remarkable victory at the death.
The Riverside erupted. "Que sera sera, whatever will be will be, we're going to PSV, que sera sera," sang the fans at the final whistle. It was one of the greatest nights in Boro's history.
"I said that lightning couldn't strike twice in the same place but it has done," declared McClaren. "Now let's go one step further and win the final."
It would have been a perfect send-off for him in his last game - by then it had become known that after five years McClaren would be leaving to take the England job.
Alas, it was a step too far. Over 12,000 fans travelled to Eindhoven for the final against Sevilla, but goals from Luis Fabiano, Enzo Maresca (two) and Frédéric Kanouté handed Juande Ramos' side a 4-0 win. It was a sad farewell for McClaren but regardless of the result, his small town in Europe had made a big impression on the continent.
Middlesbrough 4-2 Steaua Bucharest (agg 4-3)Uefa Cup semi-final, second leg (27 April 2006).Middlesbrough Brad Jones; Chris Riggott, Gareth Southgate (Massimo Maccarone 26'), Franck Queudrue; Stuart Parnaby, Fábio Rochemback, George Boateng, Stewart Downing, Andrew Taylor (Ayegbeni Yakubu 55'); Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink (Ugo Ehiogu 90'), Mark Viduka. Unused substitutes: David Knight, Matthew Bates, Lee Cattermole, Ray Parlour.Goals: Massimo Maccarone 33', 89'; Mark Viduka 64'; Chris Riggott 73'.Steaua Bucharest Carlos Fernandes; George Ogăraru, Sorin Ghionea, Dorin Goian, Petre Marin; Daniel Oprita (Eugen Baciu 81'), Mirel Rădoi, Florin Lovin, Gabriel Boştină (Mihai Neşu 86'); Nicolae Dică, Victoraş Iacob (Daniel Bălan 65'). Unused substitutes: Cornel Cernea, Valentin Simion, Vasilică Cristocea, Andrei Cristea.Goals: Nicolae Dică 16'; Dorin Goian 24'.
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Most people don't realize that these cookies are low in fat. You actually get more than 2 dozen of the treats from a cake mix and just four other common ingredients. —Melanie Van Den Brink of Rock Rapids, Iowa
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Nutritional Facts 1 cookie equals 105 calories, 4 g fat (2 g saturated fat), 17 mg cholesterol, 155 mg sodium, 16 g carbohydrate, 1 g fiber, 1 g protein. Diabetic Exchanges: 1 starch, 1/2 fat.
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Ever get tired of the same old champagne toast at midnight every New Year's Eve? Don't get us wrong, we love a good glass of bubbly to go with our best sparkly ensemble, but wouldn't it be fun to liven it up this year? We've scoured Pinterest and picked out a few of our favorite prospects… Which one will you be toasting to this year?
Instead of the typical ice-cold cocktail, why not go for a warmer option? Spike a cup of hot cocoa with rum or a cream liquor for a real treat! We're loving this DIY option from Martha Stewart that involves homemade white hot chocolate and rum. Can you say yum?
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10:00am Monday 29th October 2012 in Sport By David Pritchard, Chief Sports Reporter covering Oxford United. Follow us on twitter: @oxfordmailoufc. Call me on 01865 425458
A burnt nipple almost cost Adam Chapman a place in Oxford United's side on Saturday – with manager Chris Wilder admitting he had never heard of such an injury before.
The midfielder returned to the side and played through 90 minutes of pain in the 3-1 win at Wycombe Wanderers following a freakish accident at home on Friday night.
Chapman was preparing a bottle of milk for his new-born son, but did not attach the lid properly and spilt it over himself.
The 22-year-old was taken to hospital, and a bemused Wilder admitted it almost forced a late change to the line-up.
He said: "Adam was a doubt, he had to go to hospital and may have to go and see a specialist to have a closer look at it because he's burnt his nipple.
"It's an unusual injury, but to be fair he played and came through the game.
"We talk about injuries and what happens to me in this job and sometimes what football managers have to go through, but that's a new one for me."
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Originally formed in 2004 by Jarkko Lunnas and Kalle Niininen, the first self released EP "Darker World" was released in 2007. The somewhat tedious process of recording and mixing the Ep was entirely done by the two at the Damnation Plan rehearsal room in Lintuvaara, Espoo, Finland. That time the band's roster was accompanied also with Sami Honkonen on vocals and Tony Thamm in bass. Later for the dozen of gigs played for the Darker World's release around the Helsinki area, Antti Lauri joined the band for the lead guitar.
After the Darker World live gigs the band continued without Sami and Tony, and pursued preparing material for the to-be full length debut album. During the more or less on/off writing break the band was somewhat on hiatus, each member being busy with preparing the material and working on other projects. During the time the band got in contact also with Asim Searah to pre-demo some of the materials.
At the verge of 2012 the band got in contact again with Asim for the clean vocals of the album and Tommy Tuovinen (MyGrain) for the harsh vocals. During the end of 2011 and spring of 2012 the band started recording the album, with the renewed line up introducing Asim and Tommy on vocals, Jukka Vehkamaa on bass and Jussi Kulomaa (as session member) on keys.
The drums were recorded in D-Studio late 2011, where as the guitars, bass and vocals were recorded at Kalle's home studio and at the Damnation Plan rehearsal room during spring & summer 2012. The mixing and mastering duties of the album were carried out by Dan Swanö (Edge of Sanity, Nightingale, Bloodbath) at the Unisound studio.
December 2012 the band was signed to Coroner Records to release their uncompromised debut full length "The Wakening" world wide March 12 2013!
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We would prefer to guide you to headgear made specifically for special needs and developmental disabilities, but we only know of a few, and we do not know of a standard by which special needs headgear would be tested. In the case of epileptics, there is a page on helmets on the Epilepsy.com site that you should read first. And here is a video featuring a parent with a British child wearing what they refer to as a "scrum-type" headgear. There are links to other pages on epilepsy helmets on this UK blog.
For background, there is at least one medical journal article available on Medscape about helmets for kids with head injuries. It is titled Protective Helmets for Children With Special Health Care Needs, by Raphael C. Sneed, MD, and Christine Stencel, MA, Children's Rehabilitation Center, Department of Pediatrics, University of Mississippi Medical Center, Jackson (Ms. Stencel is a Private Research Assistant in Oakton, Va.). It appeared in the Southern Medical Journal in 2001. The article is not informative on what helmet to use, but points out some of the considerations, and has a great page of other articles when you click on References. Medscape will require you to register to see the article, but they don't charge for it.
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I wish I were in Pittsburgh. This afternoon at Carnegie Mellon University, an 11th-grader will step nervously to a microphone and deliver a hammer blow to American Jewish support for Israel.
Jesse Lieberfeld, 17, a junior at Winchester Thurston High School, will read an essay, "Fighting a Forbidden Battle: How I Stopped Covering Up for a Hidden Wrong," about how he sees himself in Martin Luther King, because of his own struggle with his religion's ordination of support for Israel. The piece is one of two winners in the annual Martin Luther King Jr. essay-writing contest sponsored by the university. It is brave and clear and necessary:
the term "Israeli/Palestinian Conflict" was no more accurate than calling the Civil Rights Movement the "Caucasian/ African-American Conflict."
In both cases, the expression was a blatant euphemism: it gave the impression that this was a dispute among equals and that both held an equal share of the blame. However, in both, there was clearly an oppressor and an oppressed,
The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette published the essay yesterday. It will soon be required reading for leaders of all American Jewish organizations. Jesse Lieberfeld is delivering news about his generation's outlook.
I once belonged to a wonderful religion. I belonged to a religion that allows those of us who believe in it to feel that we are the greatest people in the world -- and feel sorry for ourselves at the same time...
This last mandatory belief [in Israel] was one which I never fully understood, but I always kept the doubts I had about Israel's spotless reputation to the back of my mind. "Our people" were fighting a war, one I did not fully comprehend, but I naturally assumed that it must be justified. We would never be so amoral as to fight an unjust war.
Yet as I came to learn more about our so-called "conflict" with the Palestinians, I grew more concerned.
I decided to make one last appeal to my religion. If it could not answer my misgivings, no one could.
The next time I attended a service, there was an open question-and-answer session about any point of our religion. I wanted to place my dilemma in as clear and simple terms as I knew how. I thought out my exact question over the course of the 17-minute cello solo that was routinely played during service. Previously, I had always accepted this solo as just another part of the program, yet now it seemed to capture the whole essence of our religion: intelligent and well-crafted on paper, yet completely oblivious to the outside world (the soloist did not have the faintest idea of how masterfully he was putting us all to sleep).
When I was finally given the chance to ask a question, I asked: "I want to support Israel. But how can I when it lets its army commit so many killings?" I was met with a few angry glares from some of the older men, but the rabbi answered me.
"It is a terrible thing, isn't it?" he said. "But there's nothing we can do. It's just a fact of life."
I knew, of course, that the war was no simple matter and that we did not by any means commit murder for its own sake, but to portray our killings as a "fact of life" was simply too much for me to accept. I thanked him and walked out shortly afterward. I never went back.


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David Archuleta is currently on a mission trip for two years, but that doesn't mean he's done with releasing music! David's upcoming album, "Begin", will drop this summer, and the track listing of original songs and covers has just been revealed -- check it out:
1 - Beautiful
2 - Somewhere Only We Know
3 - Everybody Hurts
4 - Don't Give Up
5 - Angel
6 - Bridge Over Troubled Water
7 - Broken
8 - True Colors
9 - Pride (In The Name Of Love)
10 - Be Still My Soul
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Eduardo Silva stated robots developed for aquaculture will perform tasks humans can not do. (Photo: INESC Tec/www.inescporto.pt)
Offshore aquaculture can benefit from robots' aid
PORTUGAL Friday, May 11, 2012, 03:20 (GMT + 9)
An expert in technology ensures that robots developed in Portugal may be useful for offshore aquaculture, the control of food and fish health, and for the evaluation of these resources.
According to Eduardo Silva, one of the coordinators of the Robotics and Intelligent Systems group at the Institute of Systems and Computer Engineering of Porto (INESC Tec), "the increased use of technology is important to improve the quality of fish, raise profitability and reduce the environmental impact."
"A production system that does not include humans is necessary, particularly if it allows for profitable production. Monitoring and control have to be quite big and the way a human performs these tasks is neither precise nor accurate," the specialist stressed.
Silva argues that computer systems with sensors and robots have the precision required for this type of production "so that the negative impact on nature is as little as possible, balanced and sustainable" in its different aspects.
Robots are also useful for rescues at sea and for environmental monitoring because "they can carry out remote operations that humans can not do," said the researcher, as it was reported by TVI24.
"The sensors that INESC Tec developed for the environment to detect chemical compounds, for example, can be used in aquaculture" by both research institutions and by the producers themselves, added Silva.
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RICHMOND, VA –June 7, 2010– Liberty Property Trust (NYSE: LRY) today announced that it has recently signed three new lease agreements within its Richmond portfolio totaling 38,933 square feet.
Dominion Due Diligence Group (parent company Dominion Environmental Group) has signed a new lease for 29,314 square feet at 4121 Cox Road in Glen Allen. The company is scheduled to move into its new premises in October. Jason Hetherington of Grubb & Ellis | Harrison & Bates represented Dominion Due Diligence Group and Brian Witthoefft represented Liberty in the transaction.
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When Nick's con-man father suddenly reappears, Jess tries her best to mend the relationship between them, despite Nick's fears that he's being used in another one of his dad's gambling schemes. Meanwhile, Schmidt teams up with Robby to try to win back Cece. watch
Meet charming and jobless Scott Pilgrim (Michael Cera). A bass guitarist for garage band Sex Bob-omb, the 22-year-old has just met the girl of his dreams...literally. The only catch to winning Ramona Flowers (Mary Elizabeth Winstead)? Her seven evil exes are coming to kill him. Genre-smashing filmmaker Edgar Wright (Hot Fuzz, Shaun of the Dead) tells the amazing story of one romantic slacker's quest to power up with love in Scott Pilgrim vs. the World. Scott Pilgrim has never had a problem getting a girlfriend. It's getting rid of them that proves difficult. From the girl who kicked his heart's ass, and now is back in town, to the teenage distraction he's trying to shake when Ramona rollerblades into his world, love hasn't been easy. He soon discovers, however, his new crush has the most unusual baggage of all: a nefarious league of exes controls her love life and will do whatever it takes to eliminate him as a suitor. As Scott gets closer to Ramona, he must face an increasingly vicious rogues' gallery from her past from infamous skateboarders to vegan rock stars and fearsomely identical twins. And if he hopes to win his true love, he must vanquish them all before it really is game over.
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Game on! Scott Pilgrim just met the girl of his dreams…literally. But in order for them to date, he must defeat her seven evil exes -- a rogues' gallery -- including an infamous skateboarder, a vegan rock star and fearsome identical twins! From the genre-smashing director of Hot Fuzz and Shaun of the Dead comes "a true original" (Entertainment Weekly) powered up by wit, action and groundbreaking visuals that you will want to watch again as soon as it's over!
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Things are not looking bright for New Girl's resident goofball, Schmidt (Max Greenfield), in Season 2.
Schmidt already faces competition from Cece's new boyfriend, who will be played by Nelson Franklin. And now there's a second character who isn't exactly his biggest fan: Winston's mom. Television veteran Anna Maria Horsford will guest-star as the "tough-talking" Charmaine Bishop, TV Line reports.
Schmidt (Max Greenfield) is going to have some serious competition when New Girl returns this fall.
Traffic Light alum Nelson Franklin has been cast as Cece's new boyfriend... read more
Sorry to put the brakes on Fox's post-Super Bowl momentum, but the network's new relationship comedy Traffic Light is a no-"GO" for me. Or, as I tend to think of it after having watched four derivative episodes: "STOP" me if you've heard this before.
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Hey look! It's everybody's favorite galactic princess and it's not Sailor Moon, Moon Kingdom be damned. Princess Leia was pretty badass. She's the daughter of Darth Vader and Queen Amidala, princess of Alderaan and she helped the rebels fight the empire…good for her. Obviously, any princess who manages to battle enemies across the universe would have some killer style.
1. Han Solo, you're so hunky.
Dress by Balenciaga, shoes by Christian Dior
2. No! Alderaan is a peaceful planet, we have no weapons!
Dress by Peter Pilotto, coat thing by Rick Owens, shoes by Christopher Kane
Dress by Marni, shoes by Rick Owens
All images from Vogue UK.
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Since it doesn't scream "hybrid!" the Altima Hybrid is almost the incognito hybrid, even more so than Toyota's subdued gas/electric Camry.
Although Nissan has promised to offer battery/electric vehicles by the year 2010, it's still found time to occasionally tinker with gasoline/electric hybrids. That's a good thing, as the 2009 Nissan Altima Hybrid is one of the most enjoyable hybrid sedans we've driven in some time.
Celebrating a sales victory with a Midwestern road trip.
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