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The Cleveland Medical Library Association's 2013 annual lecture will feature Lenore Cagen Terr, MD,Clinical Professor of Psychiatry, University of California San Francisco School of Medicine. Dr. Terr, a San Francisco private practitioner of Psychiatry/Consultant, and Clinical Professor at UCSF, is a distinguished leader in the field of childhood trauma. From Chowchilla, California, where 26 school children were kidnapped and buried alive, to Concord, New Hampshire,where hundreds of TV-watching schoolchildren saw their teacher's space vehicle explode, she has directly observed and then followed how young people manage and survive extreme events. Named a "hero of medicine in America's war on violence" by the then U.S Secretary of Health and Human Services, Lenore Terr has won virtually every award for scientific study or clinical work in child and adolescent psychiatry, including one from the American Psychological Association.
A Clevelander from the time she was 11 months old, Lenore graduated magna cum laude as a music major (piano) from CWRU. She then attended the University of Michigan Medical School and did all of her postgraduate training there. She and husband, Abba I Terr, MD, a Cleveland native, returned to teach at CWRU School of Medicine for 5 years. Since moving to San Francisco,she has visited Cleveland often to present her new work.
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Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. No current Talk conversations about this book. Rating: 3* of five The Publisher Says: Maria Kallio has just been assigned her first murder investigation. To prove to herself and her squad that she has what it takes to be a detective, she'll have to solve the death of Tommi Peltonen. Found floating facedown at the water's edge of his Helsinki villa, Tommi had invited his choir group to spend a weekend at his retreat. But beneath the choir's seemingly tight-knit bonds seethed bitter passion and jealousy. As Maria sets out to determine the difference between friends and foes, she uncovers the victim's unsavory past—and motives for all seven suspects. Now it's up to her to untangle a complex set of clues before the killer strikes again. The first book in Leena Lehtolainen's bestselling Finnish crime series starring Detective Maria Kallio, My First Murder offers hard-boiled realism from a female perspective. My Review: I gave in and read a Scandicrime book. It's a serviceable police procedural told in first person by thirtyish Maria Kallio, law student and relentlessly single female interloper in the world of career police detectives. She appears as a replacement for a broken-down cop who injured himself in the line of duty, and she rapidly worked her way up the chain of command because 1) she's a girl and b) she's tough as nails. Now, as to the mystery part, I liked it fine but didn't love it. Some interesting characters were adequately developed. What made my eyebrows rise was the reportedness of the atmosphere in which Maria works. She tells us a wee bit, basically a log-line, about the other crimes she and her department are pursuing; not enough to make us care, more than enough to make us curious, and just enough to bring the sense of urgency about the main case of this book to a halt. Can't put this down to first-book-itis, either, since this author had her first book published when she was twelve! So what was I left with? A sea of Finnish names, all of which look wrong to me, and locations I know nothing whatsoever about, and a sense of being slightly seasick as Tommi and Tomppa and Tiina and Tiiu and Riku and Antti all blended into a mass of UUUUUIIIIUUYYPPPPAAAA. Finnish, when spoken, raises my hackles with its sheer alienness. When written, it causes me distress because it's got nowhere for me to grab hold of anything to give it meaning to me. Plus everything seems to wear umlauts, those freaky-deaky fangmarks that make all previously comprehensible sounds turn into strangled moans. It's free to borrow on your Kindle, and that's what I'd recommend you do. At $2.99, it's not a break-the-bank download, but see if you can hang with the sheer Finnishness before committing actual funds to it. This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported License. I found this far too long. Too much unnecessary chatter that didn't add anything meaningful to the story. I like Scandinavian crime novels. The setting and the writing style enhance the genre, and the books that get translated into English are usually good. Of course, now so much is being published that I've also come across a few written and plotted just as sloppily as the worst mass market fiction produced here. This is the first installment in a Finnish series by Leena Lehtolainen. In it, Maria Kallio is a reluctant homicide detective, having switched to policing partway through a law degree and contemplating returning to it. She's put in charge of what looks to be a fairly simple case when her immediate boss is off work and not due to return soon. Some members of a student choir group went off to spend a weekend together at a summer house and in the morning one of their number is found dead at the edge of the water. Somewhat differently than the usual Scandinavian crime novel, My First Murder is set up like a classic British detective story with a clear group of suspects gathered together in one place. While they do all return to Helsinki, the suspect pool is finite and Kallio is left to discover who the murderer is almost entirely on her own, which of course she does. I'll confess right here that I find authors like [[Agatha Christie]] boring. I appreciate that they laid the building blocks for the modern crime novel, but I don't find the structure all that interesting. Lehtolainen does an adequate job and her protagonist is likable, if not always believable, but I doubt I'll read any more by her. Incidentally, this structure was used more successfully by another Scandinavian author, Anne Holt, in 1222. First Line: Riki woke up to a vicious call of nature. It was supposed to be a fun weekend for the choir group at Tommi Peltonen's seaside Helsinki villa. Instead Tommi is found floating facedown in the water off the dock, a victim of what is soon determined to be murder. It is up to rookie detective Maria Kallio to focus on the choir members in an attempt to solve her very first murder case. It doesn't take long for her to realize that what on the surface appears to be a happy and close-knit group is really a collection of young people filled with bitterness, passion and jealousy. It will take a lot of digging for her to find the killer. As much as I wanted to like this book, I simply could not. Too many things just did not add up. First, a rookie cop is put in charge of the murder investigation into the death of the son of a high-profile family. Yes, all her superiors are on some sort of leave or vacation, but why should that let the police put someone in charge who isn't even sure she wants to be a detective? One of Kallio's supervisors is a well-known drunk who often takes personal days to sleep off his latest bender. The other has taken vacation simply because he's sick and tired of doing all the drunk's work. This does not inspire much faith in East Helsinki's police force. The pace of the book also drags quite a bit. There are several digressions while Kallio and the others are pulled away from the murder investigation to take care of other crimes. Although I know this happens in real life, these interruptions really impede the flow of the narrative-- to the point where I almost started shaking the book and telling the author to get a move on. Maria Kallio talks a lot in the book. Too much of it is about her indecision over whether or not she should commit to a career in law enforcement. (Many times it sounds as though she thinks law enforcement is beneath her.) Once again I nearly began speaking to the book to tell Maria that, if she's so undecided, maybe she should resign and let someone else take over the investigation. I never really got any glimpses into her thought processes or how she was trying to solve the murder. By book's end it appeared that she just talked to all the choir members until she fell into the solution. Maria was a character who did not hold my interest-- and neither did any of the others. All in all, I was very disappointed in this book. Even the Finnish setting was rather generic. Since it's the first book in a long-running series, I have to think that the books that follow show a great deal of improvement. However... I don't think I want to test this theory. Finally, a series I have wanted to read for years has been translated from Finnish, and it was worth the wait. Maria Kallio is a bit like the classic reluctant PI, but she's a reluctant police officer, assuming it's just a job between being a punk rocker and something else. But she's a good detective, and has a wonderful voice and attitude. The story is a bit old-fashioned (a small group of suspects, a puzzle to solve) but it gets grittier as it goes along. I hope to read more of these. The translation is excellent. no reviews | add a review
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Could the Phoenix Coyotes be headed for contraction in the NHL?
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The subject is contraction in the NHL.
Forbes Magazines's most recent valuations pointed out that the Toronto Maple Leafs, New York Rangers and Montreal Canadiens make the majority of the money. Other teams like the Detroit Red Wings, Boston Bruins and the Chicago Blackhawks also make a profit.
But there are several teams that have lost more than $10 million per year and it doesn't seem likely these teams will ever be successful on a long-term basis.
While we don't advocate contraction, here are six teams that could be contracted if the NHL ever decides to go that route.
The New York Islanders had one of the most successful dynasties in NHL history.
They ran off four straight titles between 1980 and 1983 and they were appreciated for their excellence on the ice.
However, the New York City metropolitan area belongs to the New York Rangers. The Islanders will never be more than second-class citizens.
They are also behind the New Jersey Devils in the New York area in terms of on-ice consistency and popularity.
The Islanders will be moving to Brooklyn's new Barclay Center in 2015, so there is hope for the future. However, based on their lack of popularity, the poor condition of the Nassau Coliseum and the brutal competition that they face, the Islanders have to be considered a prime contraction candidate.
Forbes valued the Islanders franchise at $155 million (27th in the NHL) and said they lost $16 million last year.
When the owners of the Winnipeg Jets decided they could no longer make a go of it in that Canadian outpost following the 1995-96 season, they decided to bring NHL hockey to the desert.
While it seemed far-fetched, Phoenix had been the home of minor-league hockey teams and was the one-time host of a World Hockey Association team called the Phoenix Roadrunners.
NHL hockey is a curiosity in the desert. Fans may show up from time to time, but the team cannot make a go of it on its own. The team has been run by the NHL for several years and the league is waiting for prospective owner Greg Jamison to complete the financial transaction and take control of the team.
That has not happened as of Jan. 30, although Sporting News said that it could happen shortly.
Forbes Magazine valued the Coyotes at $134 million (29th in the NHL) and said they lost $20.6 million last season.
The Carolina Hurricanes are a team of carpetbaggers.
When the Hartford Whalers decided they could no longer make a go of it in Connecticut, they moved to the heart of basketball country prior to the 1997-98 season.
They have been a curiosity in North Carolina. The Hurricanes shockingly won the Stanley Cup in 2006, but they have been a playoff team just once since then.
There is some interest in hockey in North Carolina, but not enough for this team to be successful.
Forbes estimated the Hurricanes' value at $162 million (26th in the NHL) and said the team lost $9.4 million in 2011-12.
The NHL brought teams to Minneapolis-St. Paul and Columbus, Ohio when it decided to expand prior to the start of the 2000-01 season.
The city of Columbus is noted for its relationship to college sports and college football in particular. OSU is one of the most popular college football teams in the nation and gets more than 100,000 fans in everyday attendance at Ohio Stadium.
The Columbus Blue Jackets are not as popular and have not established a true foothold in Ohio.
The Blue Jackets have struggled badly on the ice, making the NHL playoffs only once following the 2008-2009 regular season and being eliminated in four straight games by the Detroit Red Wings.
Forbes estimates the Blue Jackets' worth at $145 million (28th in the NHL) and said they lost $18.7 million last year.
The Tampa Bay Lightning have been trying to gain a foothold in central Florida since Phil Esposito first headed the team's expansion effort in 1992-93. That was the team's first season in the NHL.
The Lightning have had some success on the ice. They made the playoff for four consecutive seasons starting in 2002-03 and they also won the Stanley Cup in an exciting seven-game series over the Calgary Flames in 2003-04.
The current version of the team boasts Steven Stamkos, one of the best players in the league. The Lightning also made it to the Eastern Conference Finals in the 2011 playoffs.
However, Tampa Bay struggles badly from a financial perspective.
Forbes Magazine estimated their value at $174 million (23rd in the NHL) and said that they lost $13.1 million last year.
The Florida Panthers have been trying get comfortable in their South Florida home since their first season in 1993-94.
They had some memorable early success when they went to the Stanley Cup Finals against the Colorado Avalanche in 1995-96, their third season in existence.
The Panthers shocked the hockey world by winning the Southeast Division last year, marking the first time they earned a playoff spot since 1999-2000.
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Is there a place to take old car batteries for cash? I saw an ad on craigslist offering $9 each for used car batteries and I'm trying to figure out if it's a deal or what they get out of buying used car batteries? I know scrap but I doubt there is $9 in scrap in a car battery?
November 1st, 2007, 11:46 AM | #5 |
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At least at murrays its only $8 for a core.
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November 1st, 2007, 11:49 AM | #6 |
WWSD - What would stan do
I know a guy that took a trailer load of batteries to a place and got about 6 bucks a peice for them. His friend died, and he ran a salvage yard, with no one to take it over, my buddy is helping clean the place up for his wife. He took about 500 batteries.
November 1st, 2007, 11:49 AM | #7 |
Wheelin' Since Birth
Yea but my dad has like 20 old ones, so he'd save a couple for when he buys a new one for the core, but all the rest at $9 a pop? Sounds good to me, the craigslist people e-mailed back and said it's $9 no matter what. I guess I shouldn't care how they are making money as long as I get $9 each for them.
November 1st, 2007, 12:04 PM | #9 |
Wheelin' Since Birth
If Bin Laden or some other rab shows up I'll kick him out.
November 1st, 2007, 01:36 PM | #13 |
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where is at at ill go and take all the dan 60 cus i am hard core...lol
November 1st, 2007, 01:39 PM | #14 |
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Chris Addison | |
Chris Addison performing at Resofit, a benefit concert for Resonance FM, 2007
Birth name | Christopher David Addison |
Born | Cardiff, Wales |
5 November 1971
Nationality | British |
Years active | 1995 – present |
Genres | Observational, satire |
Influences | Armando Iannucci |
Notable works and roles | The Thick of It Lab Rats Mock the Week 7 Day Sunday |
Website | www.chrisaddison.com |
Chris Addison (born 5 November 1971)[1] is an British stand-up comedian, writer, actor and director from Manchester. He is best known for his current role as a regular panellist on Mock the Week. He is also known for his lecture-style comedy shows, two of which he later adapted for BBC Radio 4. In addition to stand-up, he played Ollie Reeder in the BBC Two television satire The Thick of It and Toby Wright in its spin-off film In the Loop, and he co-created and starred in the BBC Two sitcom Lab Rats. On radio, he previously hosted the weekly comedy news satire show 7 Day Sunday on BBC Radio 5 Live from 2009 to 2010.
Early life[edit]
Addison was born in Cardiff, Wales, and moved to Worsley, near Manchester, when he was four.[2] On the BBC Radio 4 programme Chain Reaction, he stated that he considers himself a middle class Mancunian.[2] He was educated at Manchester Grammar School, an independent school for boys in Manchester. This was followed by the University of Birmingham, where he studied English Literature with the original intent of becoming a theatre director.[3] After his directing plans didn't work out, he drifted into comedy as an alternative creative outlet.[4] He currently lives in Bromley, South East London, with his wife and two children, a boy and a girl.[5][6]
Addison's first solo show at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe was in 2003, for which he was nominated for Best Newcomer at the Perrier Awards. He continued to bring shows to the Fringe for several years, garnering two Perrier Award nominations — for his 2004 show Civilisation and 2005's Atomicity.[7] In 2005 he won the City Life Comedian of the Year Award, a stand-up competition in the North West of England.
Edinburgh festival fringe[edit]
- 2000 Cakes and Ale
- 2001 Port Out, Starboard Home
- 2002 The Ape That Got Lucky (later adapted for BBC Radio 4)
- 2004 Civilization (nominated for Perrier Comedy Award, later adapted for BBC Radio 4)
- 2005 Atomicity (nominated for Perrier Comedy Award)
First airing in 2004, Addison co-wrote and co-starred in the political satire The Department, along with John Oliver and Andy Zaltzman. It ran for 14 episodes over three series on BBC Radio 4, ending in 2006.
In August 2005, Radio 4 aired The Ape That Got Lucky, Addison's adaptation of his 2002 Edinburgh Festival Fringe show of the same name. This programme featured fellow comedians Geoffrey McGivern, Jo Enright and Dan Tetsell. On 8 May 2006, The Ape That Got Lucky won the gold award in the comedy production category at the Sony Radio Academy Awards.[8]
In 2006, Addison recorded Chris Addison's Civilisation, again for Radio 4, based on his Edinburgh Fringe show of 2004; this again featured McGivern, Enright and Tetsell and was aired in four parts over the summer.
He has been a panellist on three of Radio 4's comedy panel games: Armando Iannucci's Charm Offensive, first appearing in 2006, Just a Minute, first appearing in 2007, and The Unbelievable Truth, first appearing in 2009.
Addison hosted a series of the Radio 4 comedy series 4 Stands Up, which showcases up-coming and established comedy talent. As host, Addison performs a short opening set and introduces the acts, in the style of a compère at a comedy club. The first episode aired on 2 April 2009.
On 10 May 2009, Addison hosted the Sunday Night Show on Absolute Radio in place of fellow stand-up comedian Iain Lee who was away due to being on his honeymoon.
Addison hosted 7 Day Sunday, a satirical news show on BBC Radio 5 Live along with his co-hosts Sarah Millican and Andy Zaltzman. The first episode aired in January 2010. Addison presented the second series of the show until February 2011, when he was replaced by Al Murray.
He is also good friends with Geoff Lloyd on Absolute Radio and has made a few appearances on Geoff Lloyd's Hometime Show.
The Thick of It[edit]
Since 2005, Addison has appeared in the BBC television satirical comedy series The Thick of It as Oliver "Ollie" Reeder, Junior Advisor (later Special Advisor) to the Secretary of State (Department of Social Affairs and Citizenship). He appeared in all episodes of the first series, as well as the two specials 'Rise of the Nutters' and 'Spinners and Losers'. Chris Addison reprised his role as Ollie when The Thick of It returned for a new series.
Addison also featured in the film spin-off of The Thick of It, titled In the Loop, playing Toby Wright, a character very similar to his part in the television original.[9]
Lab Rats[edit]
In July 2008, BBC Two aired Lab Rats, a sitcom starring Addison and co-written with Carl Cooper. Lab Rats featured cast members Jo Enright, Geoffrey McGivern and Dan Tetsell, with whom Addison had worked previously on the radio adaptations of his one-man shows The Ape That Got Lucky and Civilisation.
Lab Rats was a return to the traditional, joke-heavy, studio based sitcom format that has fallen out of fashion in recent times in favour of the single-camera sitcom.[3] The series was not generally well received by critics and was not renewed for a second series.
Mock the Week[edit]
After several guest appearances on the comedy panel show Mock the Week, in September 2011 Addison became a regular panellist, appearing in every episode since the second part of series 10. He appears alongside other regular panellists Hugh Dennis and Andy Parsons and the show's host, Dara Ó Briain.
Guest appearances and hosting[edit]
Addison made appearances as a guest panellist on Mock the Week eleven times during 2010 and 2011 before becoming a full-time panellist. As well as appearing on Have I Got News for You six times, Would I Lie to You once and 8 Out of 10 Cats twice, he appeared in episode 3 of series 5 of Live at the Apollo. Addison appeared on The Graham Norton Show on 16 April 2009 promoting In the Loop. He has appeared twice on QI.
On 18 April 2010 Addison appeared on The Andrew Marr Show to comment on the week's political issues, including the volcanic ash cloud from Iceland and The First Election Debate.
He appeared on Skins as Professor David Blood, the college director of Roundview College and father of third Generation character Grace Violet. On 4 November 2010 Addison hosted the BBC's Have I Got News For You, having previously been a guest on the show.
In the summer of 2011 Addison hosted an E4 comedy chat show called Show and Tell, with each of the 8 episodes featuring three guest stand-up comedians.[10]
Addison has also made an appearance in children's television show Horrible Histories.
Other work[edit]
In 2000 Chris Addison co-hosted the short-lived Channel 4 comedy series Dotcomedy with Gail Porter. This was a late-night, risque show featuring video clips and other humour derived from the internet.
From 2003 to 2005 Addison wrote a fortnightly finance column for The Guardian titled "Funny Money". On alternate weeks, when the column was not written by Addison, writing duties passed to fellow stand-up Dominic Holland.[11] He can be seen in the audience for the television taping of Are You Dave Gorman from 2003.
Addison has written two books, both published by Hodder and Stoughton: Cautionary Tales for Grown Ups in 2006 and It Wasn't Me: Why Everybody is to Blame and You're Not in 2008.
In 2011 and 2012 he appeared in a range of Direct Line adverts as a Direct Line representative alongside difficult customers, played by fellow comedic performers Alexander Armstrong, Amelia Bullmore and Lorna Watson.[12] On 9 April 2011 he was part of the Comedy Takeover on TV channel Dave, where he presented and selected the shows.
In 2011 he took part in three shows of the 16-date Uncaged Monkeys tour along with Professor Brian Cox, Robin Ince, Ben Goldacre, Simon Singh and Dara Ó Briain.
In 2013 he worked as a director on the second season of Armando Iannucci's HBO sitcom Veep.
In July 2013 he received the degree of Doctor of the University from Birmingham,.[13]
Stand-Up DVDs[edit]
- Live (14 November 2011)
- ^ "Chris Addison: The thinking man's comic adjusts to fame" The Independent (13 November 2011). Retrieved 13 November 2011.
- ^ a b "Chain Reaction - Series 8 - 2. Rebecca Front talks to Chris Addison". BBC Radio 4.
- ^ a b Hall, Julian (July 10, 2008). "Chris Addison: Swapping satire for sitcom". The Independent (London). Archived from the original on May 20, 2010. Retrieved April 14, 2009.
- ^ Chain Reaction - Series 8 - 2. Rebecca Front talks to Chris Addison
- ^ "Chris Addison". London: The Guardian. 26 April 2010.
- ^ Duerden, Nick (2013-03-03). "Chris Addison: He's like a can of Red Bull made flesh". The Independent. Retrieved 2013-07-16.
- ^ "Perrier/if.comedy Award Past Winners". ifcomedy.com. Archived from the original on 2009-05-14. Retrieved 14 April 2009.
- ^ "Sony Radio Academy Awards 2006, The Comedy Award". Zafer Associates. Retrieved 14 April 2009.
- ^ Jeremy Kay (2009-01-23). "Sundance 2009: In the Loop puts rest of the fest in the shade". The Guardian (London: Guardian Media Group). Retrieved 2009-01-28.
- ^ "Show & Tell". E4. Retrieved 2013-07-16.
- ^ "guardian.co.uk search: funny money". London: guardian.co.uk. Retrieved 14 April 2009.
- ^ Alex Brownsell (2011-01-04). "Direct Line drops red phone in favour of comedy ads - Marketing news". Marketing magazine. Retrieved 2011-10-31.
- ^ [1]
External links[edit]
- Official Web Site
- Chris Addison at the Internet Movie Database
- "Chris Addison's Civilisation" at BBC Radio 4


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psycopg2.connect fails when using spaces in password-keyword
Reported by Martijn Bastiaan | January 2nd, 2012 @ 10:31 PM
Hi all,
Psycopg2 fails when trying to authenticate with spaces in a password. The following code illustrates the problem:
>>> import psycopg2
>>> psycopg2.connect(database='amcat', host='localhost', user='martijn', port='5433', password='foo baar')
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module>
psycopg2.OperationalError: missing "=" after "test" in connection info string
I've submitted a very simple patch, which resolves the problem, but introduces another problem: the object returned shows part of the password.
>>> psycopg2.connect(**params)
<connection object at 0x2449710; dsn: 'dbname=amcat host=localhost port=5433 user=martijn password=xxxxx baar', closed: 0>
I'm unable to locate the relevant lines. If anyone could point me in the right direction, I'd be more than happy to fix the that part too.
Kind regards,
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Beachwood shrugged off a slow first half that left the Bison down a point to beat previously undefeated Pymatuning Valley, 41-29, in a Division III regional semifinal at Cuyahoga Falls. With the win, the Bison advanced to Elite Eight for the second straight season. Beachwood will play Smithville on Saturday with the winner punching a ticket to the state semifinals.
Independence junior Jordan Bianco displays her school spirit, determination, dedication and flips every time she steps onto the court. As one of the Blue Devils' cheerleaders, Bianco has a responsibility to pump up the crowd and she delivers.
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Led by first-team selection Caleb Potter, four Mentor Cardinals were selected for the Division I All Northeast Lakes District teams released by the Associated Press on March 4. Senior guard Conner Krizancic - a first team All-Ohio quarterback - was a second team all district selection averaging 16.1 points per contest. Seniors Kyle Hagey and Kade McClure were each special mention selections.
The Villa Angela-St. Joseph boys and girls basketball teams were well represented on the 2014 All Northeast Lakes District teams released March 4. Vikings junior Brian Parker was named the Division III NE Lakes District player of the year, juniors Carlton Bragg and Derek Pardon landed on the first team, Simon Texidor was third team and Mo Johnson was special mention. Three girls players also earned all-district honors.
Maurice Johnson scored 10 points and pulled down six rebounds to lead VASJ to a 74-46 win over Columbia in a Division III district semifinal. With the win, the top-seeded Vikings advanced to the district championship game on March 7 against No. 4 seed Warrensville Heights.
The Northeast Lakes District announced its 2013-2014 all-district basketball teams on Monday. OhioVarsity.com athletes were well represented on both the boys' and girls' all-district teams.
Warrensville Heights dominated the second half of its 70-58 win over Beachwood in a Division III district semifinal at Garfield Heights on Monday. The Tigers went on a 29-10 run in the third quarter to take an 8-point lead into the fourth.
The Villa Angela-St. Joseph girls basketball team were held in check by a talented Cuyahoga Heights squad and fell, 40-15, in the Division IV Grand Valley district championship game on March 1. A solid season for the Vikings ended at 16-8.


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Douglas V. Hoyt
- M.S., Astro-Geophysics, University of Colorado.
- B.S.. Physics, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute.
Source: [1]
Douglas V. Hoyt is a retired solar physicist with Raytheon Corporation. [1]
Hoyt appears on Senator James [2]Inhofe [2]'s list of 400+ "prominent" scientists who doubt global warming. He is listed as one of 49 [3] who are currently retired. Inhofe's most recent list [4] contains over "650 international scientists."
Stance on Climate Change
"Natural variations [in climate] must be understood before mankind's impact can be separated out." [2]
Key Quotes
"There are several problems with the theoretical underpinnings of the standard IPCC theory of global warming due to anthropogenic greenhouse gases (AGHG). . . . the upper limit on warming due to a doubling of carbon dioxide is 0.7 C and it is probably much less. The high numbers used by the IPCC are not supported by measurements." [3]
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Hoyt is a registered endorser of the International Climate Science Coalition' [5]s (ICSC) "Climate Scientists' Register [6]."
Those who sign the register agree that "We, the undersigned, having assessed the relevant scientific evidence, do not find convincing support for the hypothesis that human emissions of carbon dioxide are causing, or will in the foreseeable future cause, dangerous global warming." [1]
Hoyt co-authored The Role of the Sun in Climate Change [7] with Kenneth H. Shatten. The book was published by the Oxford University Press.
According to a search of 22,000 academic journals, Hoyt has published over 35 peer-reviewed articles mainly in the area of solar fluctuations. Hoyt has not published any new research since 1998.
A full list of his publications [10] is available at Warwickhughes.com. His most recent book was The Role of the Sun in Climate Change [7], published in 1997 by the Oxford University Press.
"CLIMATE SCIENTISTS' REGISTER ENDORSERS [11]," International Climate Science Coalition. Accessed January, 2012.
Douglas V. Hoyt, Kenneth H. Schatten. The Role of the sun in climate change [12]. Page 225.
Douglas Hoyt. "A CRITICAL EXAMINATION OF CLIMATE CHANGE [13]," WarwickHughes.com. Accessed January, 2012.
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Why Nick Riewoldt must remain a Saint
Jake Niall Nick Riewoldt is the foundation upon which St Kilda must rebuild.
Saints and Demons head for heaven or hell
Jake Niall Melbourne is selling picks to gain players, the Saints are selling players to gain picks.
St Kilda looked at Milne playing next year
Jake Niall St Kilda had discussed the possibility of Stephen Milne playing on in 2014 with both the player and his management prior to him being charged with rape.
16th v 17th: When the sideshow becomes the show
Jake Niall Seldom has a more meaningless game contained more meaning.
Buckley's big gambles produce mixed results
Jake Niall Coach's roulette spins weren't as costly as they threatened to become.
Why the Saints need Dal Santo
Jake Niall Nick Dal Santo has always been a player whom opposition clubs watched closely.
Tall forwards are finding speed a killer
Jake Niall Carlton's worst loss of 2013 came when it played three ruckmen/forwards against the straggling Saints in round seven.
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Ready in 45 minutes
A Southern Staple
"Made this tonight and it was great.
I did have a snafoo in that I totally forgot the rice!!! It wasn't right until the end that I realised so didn't try to get it into the recipe but as it was it was a delicious Mexican Chicken Soup.
In terms of getting the chicken cooked properly all you need to do is make sure that it is browned correctly and then simmer it at a very low heat to allow the chicken to relax and become tender. Cooking too hot toughens it up."
Cuisine: MexicanMain Ingredient: Chicken
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Top-ranked recipe named "Arroz Con Pollo [Rice with Chicken]"
Over medium heat in heavy 4-quart pot with cover, heat 2 tablespoons olive oil. Saute chicken, turning frequently, until golden brown on all sides, about 5 minutes. Remove chicken and set aside.
Add remaining tablespoon of oil to casserole dish. Mix in onion and garlic; saute for 3 minutes, or until translucent. Stir in rice and cook for 2 minutes, stirring constantly. Stir in chicken broth, roasted peppers, tomatoes with juice, black beans, corn and salt. Bring to simmer; add chicken back to casserole. Cover and reduce heat to low; cook for 20 minutes. Turn chicken and cook for another 20 minutes, or until juices run clear when thigh is pierced with tip of sharp knife and rice is tender. Add cilantro; transfer to serving dish and garnish with sour cream, cilantro sprigs and avocado slices. Serve immediately.
Spice Rub:
In medium bowl or spice bag, mix together all ingredients. Add chicken and rub spices into all sides of chicken. Cover and refrigerate overnight or for least 1 hour.
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"If you like it, you might also try this My Peruvian grandmother made this weekly; it's been a family favorite for generations!" Firebyrd
chelseavanpetten 2 months agoI like how this is in one pot. By the time was done, I had the kitchen clean. I used regular canned corn and added extra rice n chicken broth. Plus extra tomatoes. The recipe called for 1 oz.? I think that was a typo
Lisa66Peace 4 months agoMy kind of recipe:)
souley 7 months ago
teamdee 1 year agoWant to malke
Matt1972 1 year agoMade this tonight and it was great. I did have a snafoo in that I totally forgot the rice!!! It wasn't right until the end that I realised so didn't try to get it into the recipe but as it was it was a delicious Mexican Chicken Soup. In terms of getting the chicken cooked properly all you need to do is make sure that it is browned correctly and then simmer it at a very low heat to allow the chicken to relax and become tender. Cooking too hot toughens it up.
littlemissriya 2 years agoCooked this tonight and it was really good. I also added a tablespoon of taco seasoning to this and half of a jalapeno pepper to make it taste even better!
dakotarussell 2 years agoThis was an okay recipe. I had the same trouble as previous reviewers in getting my rice and chicken cooked through at the same time, and I ended up having to finish my chicken off in the oven so the rice didn't get overdone. Flavor was good, just felt like it was... lacking something.
Emilyno 2 years agoTook longer than directions noted for rice to cook. Family loved it though.
amavila 2 years agomy kids loved it!!!
amandamay83 2 years agoOkay, this might be a fine recipe, but it's incredibly poorly written. Shouldn't the spice rub be mentioned/explained at the BEGINNING (you know, since it needs to marinate and all), not tacked on the end as an after-thought? I will probably still give this a try, but I wish people would try harder to write a readable, follow-able recipe.
Natasha30 2 years agoVery good, my whole family enjoyed it!
tammyroman 2 years agoBIG praise from my husband on this one! I added some Sazon to it when I put the rice in turned out great!
Crholguin 2 years agoI find these 'one pot' recipes comprising different ingredients inherently difficult to get right. If the rice is properly cooked, the chicken will likely be under- or over-done, and vice versa. If you want perfectly done rice and perfectly done chicken consistently, they need to be cooked separately. Otherwise, you're betting you have chicken of just the right size and thickness so that it neither over- nor under-cooks in the time it takes to get the rice right. If you don't want to cook the two separately, I'd recommend checking the chicken periodically with a meat thermometer, and removing it should it be done before the rice, or finishing it on a grill should the rice be done first. As for seasoning, I found this dish unexceptional. The rub is easily equaled, if not surpassed, by traditional Mexican recados. The recipe is also unclear: the rub should be applied to the chicken at least a couple of hours before cooking. The rice will benefit from a larger, 28 oz., can of tomatoes.
Artolsav 2 years agoThis was great. We didn't think it was at all too spicy. I thought it was just right, and my spice-loving husband liked it but had to add some hot sauce. We used fresh tomatoes and corn from the garden and it was terrific.
jmschaub 2 years agoGood dish
pepepabon 2 years agojust fantastic.
Fran73 2 years agoWas very good but, for family meal with small children to spicy. Cut back on some 'heat' and deglaze would be perfect.
brettnleosmom 2 years agoSuper delicious! I modified the recipe to fit my family's tastes. I used leftover rotisserie chicken, added extra rice, chicken broth, onions and roasted sweet peppers, and instead of the spicy rub, used lime juice, salt and chili powder. Would definitely make again!
Fran73 2 years agoGreat flavor if you like spicy, but for family meal with kids to spicy. Kids were unable to eat. Reducing spices and deglazing pan might help reduce heat.
Modicum 3 years agoReally good-my husband commented on how delicious it was. Although I cut the recipe in half for two- I accidentally left the rub ingredients the same- so probably hotter chicken than intended. But the sour creme helped balance that out. Thanks for a good one. one note- Not clear what size can of tomatoes needed.


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Large or small? Proposed debit card fees prompt a new form of âGo Localâ consumerism
Do you use a large, national bank or a smaller, regional one? Personally, Iâve never chosen simply because of size. Usually my decision is based on need for certain services. In recent years, my decision was driven mainly by accessibility to a relatively wide variety of online banking services. I was willing to accept a certain level of trade-off between fees and convenience.
I think like many consumers, in recent weeks Iâve been taking a second, harder look at my bank and the fees it charges. Ever since Bank of America Corp. and several other national financial providers proposed charging monthly debit card fees, Iâve been asking myself, âWhat am I willing to pay for, and how much?â
Admittedly, my first reaction to the proposed debit card fee was astonishment since I felt as though I was being charged for the use of my own money. I suspect many other consumers felt the same way, and thatâs why the banks have been dealing with a firestorm response. Several large banks, including Wells Fargo & Co. and SunTrust Banks Inc., are now retreating and have taken the debit card fee off the table, according to media reports including those by Bloomberg News and the Wall Street Journal. Bank of America, the biggest U.S. debit-card issuer, seems to still be considering it.
It will be interesting to see how this shakes out in coming months. In the meantime, Iâve had several interesting conversations with local banks who have pointed out that advancements in technology have given them the opportunity to offer more online banking and other services, possibly without the fees that Iâm currently being charged. Theyâve been pretty aggressive about reaching out to the community and offering incentives to win back local consumers. Another form of âGo Localâ?
Are you a national or regional bank customer? Would you switch if your bank started charging a monthly debit card fee? Share with me your feedback and fill out this survey. Iâll share the results with readers.
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Thursday, May 23, 2013
Delicious CHOCOLATE CHIP COOKIES by Arnel's Originals
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Outrageous OATMEAL COOKIES by Arnel's Originals
Bake for 15 minutes. Makes 40 oz of dough or 24 to 30 medium sized cookies
3 teaspoons xanthan gum
Friday, November 30, 2012
MAKE-a-CAKE your way
This is the most amazing gluten free cake mix you will ever come across. It's not only moist, but you can easily make it into any flavor (Vanilla, Chocolate, Lemon, Spice, Carrot, Marble, Chili Chocolate, Mocha, Red Velvet, etc) with a few added ingredients.
SWEETENING SUGGESTIONS -(See below for specific ideas) Did you know that about 50% of all cake mixes is made of sugar?
For that reason, when a sweetener is added to this 16 oz mix, it can make a large 2 layer cake. In case cane sugar does not agree with you, you have other alternatives. Below are some guidelines about the behaviors of granulated sweeteners (cane sugar, date sugar, maple sugar, etc) liquid sweeteners (agave, honey, maple syrup, etc.) and non-caloric sweeteners (Turvia, Splenda, Xylitol).
FILLING IDEAS - See below for ideas
I've also included some easy wholesome filling ideas for between the two cake layers.
MAKE-a-CAKE your way Ingredients: Brown Rice Flour, Tapioca Flour, Cassava Flour, Baking Soda, Sea Salt, Xanthan Gum.
Before we begin, notice that the package contains 16 oz. of flour and calls for 4 eggs. Therefore it can make a large 2 layer cake or you can easily divide this mix into 4 parts and make 4 different cakes (6" round or 5" x 6" rectangular cakes.) The entire package can make a total of 30 - 32 cupcakes.
Exception: The chocolate cake makes a 3 layer cake or 45 cupcakes.
READY? Let's get creative ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
FLAVORS (The following proportions use the entire 16 oz package.)
VANILLA CAKE - 2 cups sugar • 4 large eggs • 1/2 cup oil • 1 cup milk • 2 teaspoons vanilla extract
LEMON CAKE - 2 cups sugar • 4 large eggs • 1/2 cup oil • 1 cup liquid (juice from 4 lemons + milk = 1 cup) • zest from 4 lemons
(Variations...add some mint extract, use limes instead)
BROWNIES - 1 cup unsweetened cocoa powder • 2 cups sugar • 2 eggs • 2/3 cup water • 1 cup oil (1 cup walnuts)
CHOCOLATE CAKE - 1 cup unsweetened cocoa powder • 2-1/2 cups sugar • 4 large eggs • • 2/3 cup oil • 1-1/3 cups milk
(Variations...for mocha add instant coffee, for chili chocolate add 1/2 teaspn cayenne pepper, for marble gently swirl half vanilla and half chocolate cake batter)
*The chocolate version will actually make more than a 2 layer cake.
RED VELVET CAKE - (A red velvet cake is actually made with red food coloring, vinegar, and 1/4 the amount of chocolate you'd put in a chocolate cake. Since I don't use artificial colorings, I tried making it with pomegranate juice and natural beet color. The flavor was delicious but it didn't retain its red color once baked.) Here are some general red velvet guidelines:
1 cup sugar • 1/4 cup unsweetened cocoa powder • 4 large eggs • 1/2 cup + 1 Tablespoon oil • 1 cup pomegranate juice
1 cup sugar • 1/4 cup unsweetened cocoa powder • 4 large eggs • 1/2 cup + 1 Tablespoon oil • 1 cup milk • 1 teaspoon apple cider vinegar • red food dye
CARROT CAKE / SPICE - 2 cups sugar • 4 large eggs • 1/2 cup oil • 1 cup milk • 4 teaspoons cinnamon • 1/4 teaspoon cloves • 4 cups grated raw carrots • 1 cup chopped walnuts (optional)
(Variations... 4 cups raw grated zucchini)
Line cake pans with waxed paper and/or cooking spray and pre-heat oven to 350º
Beat wet ingredients for one minute and add to the dry. Beat everything together for one more minute. Pour batter into cake pans and bake...30 to 35 minutes (chocolate cake needs 40 minutes) or scoop batter into muffin tins and bake for 20 minutes or until toothpick come out clean. Cool completely before filling or frosting.
FILLINGS (between the layers of cake)
Here are a few quick/easy fillings you can use between the layers of your cake.
Fresh Fruit - 1 cup of mashed or finely chopped fruit (berries, mango, banana, etc.) + 1 Tablespoon agave syrup + 1 Tablespoon non dairy gluten free margarine (like Earth Balance) or coconut oil + a dash of sea salt to taste.
Nut Butter - 1/2 cup nut butter + 2 Tablespoons agave syrup + 1 Tablespoon Margarine
Lemon Curd - Heat the following in a pan, stirring constantly until thickened: 2 egg yolks, 1/4 cup cane sugar, zest from 1 lemon, 1/4 cup lemon juice (from one lemon,) 2 Tablespoons shortening (coconut oil or margarine) Let it cool before spreading between layers or over the top of a bundt cake.
Jelly or Jam - There are deliciously natural jellies and jams that can be used right out of the jar.
Cane sugar does more than just sweeten. It helps baked goods rise with the perfect amount of air, obtain that beautiful golden crispness, and retain its moisture. Nothing else quite compares but if you are one of those people who do not handle cane sugar well, there are good alternatives but knowing how each sweetener behaves is paramount to a successful cake. Although I have given you some general guidelines, I encourage you to do your own experimentation, and try combining cane sugar with no more than half of other sweeteners to get the benefits of both. Generally speaking, test with a toothpick about 5 to 10 minutes before the listed time for doneness.
*The sweetening amounts below are being compared to 1 cup of sugar. Please note that if you make the entire mix, you'll need 2 cups of sugar (so double what is listed.)
In any event, here's the low-down on granulated sweeteners, liquid sweeteners, and non-caloric sweeteners.
Cane Sugar - (see paragraph above)
Date Sugar (unrefined, unprocessed, and raw) Does not melt, has a tendency to clump, sweeter than cane sugar so use 3/4 cup date sugar for one cup of cane sugar
Coconut Sugar -High in nutrients, melts easily in liquids, and has a low glycemic index (about half of what cane sugar has.) With that said, it tends to dry out your cake and adds a strong flavor of its own to your baked goods. Substitute 1 cup coconut sugar for 1 cup cane sugar.
Honey - Honey is very acidic and when cooked, it burns easily so lower the temperature to 325º and cook for about 40 minutes. Use 3/4 cup honey instead of 1 cup cane sugar and reduce the milk by 1/4 cup.
Maple syrup - use 3/4cup maple syrup + 1/4 teaspoon baking soda to substitute for 1 cup cane sugar. Reduce milk by 1/4 cup. Baked goods will be denser and have a pronounced maple flavor. Reduce heat to 325º and bake 40 minutes.
Agave Syrup - Agave is a liquid sweetener from the cactus plant and has a low glycemic index (about half of what cane sugar has.) The best property of this sweetener, however, is that it helps baked goods brown, and retain its moisture. It is sweeter than cane sugar so you can use 2/3 cup agave to 1 cup sugar. Lower temperature to 325º, cook a bit longer (40 minutes) and reduce milk by 1/4 cup.
NON-CALORIC SWEETENERS - The reason why you don't find many baked goods with artificial (or non-caloric) sweeteners is because most of them either give you a foul after-taste, strong digestive upsets, or result in loosing its sweetness when heated. Because I firmly believe that most sweeteners in this category do more harm for the body than they are worth, I only experimented with the two I thought would be the gentlest: Stevia and Truvia. I will, however, give you the results of my research and experimentation:
Stevia - Most people agree that stevia, although very natural, has an strong unpleasant after taste. None the less I baked a chocolate cake with it. It turned out dry, dense, and worst of all, not sweet. Although it is the most "natural" sweetening substitute in this category, it didn't work well in baked goods.
Truvia - This is actually a combination of stevia and erythitol (which is a sugar alcohol) and although the chocolate cake I made was moister than the one with just the stevia, it still had that unpleasant after taste and questionable properties of a sugar alcohol (see below.)
Sugar Alcohols - (Xylitol, Maltitol, Mannitol, Sorbitol, Erythitol) Although these have no strong after tastes, these sugar substitutes tend to ferment in the intestines and cause bloating, gas, or diarrhea. If you are one of the people who have no adverse reactions to sugar alcohols, this is a great alternative. I've baked these cakes with XYLITOL and had excellent results.
Equal (asparatame) Looses sweetness when heated
Sweet One (acesulfame,) Use 12 packets = 1 cup cane sugar
Splenda (sucralose,) Use 1 cup to 1 cup,
Sweet N Low (saccharine,) 12 packets = 1 cup cane sugar
If you use these, you probably know which ones loose their sweetness when cooked, and which ones have more of a tendency to cause cancer. Before you resort to the artificial sweeteners in this category, I'd suggest you use a combination of agave syrup and coconut sugar, which both have a relatively low glycemic index.
Monday, July 30, 2012
One package of Arnel's Originals Pancake Mix
1 teaspoon baking soda
2 teaspoons ground cinnamon
1/2 teaspoon ground cloves
2 teaspoons xanthan gum
1 cup oil
3 cups grated zucchini or yellow squash
1/2 cup agave syrup
1/2 cup sugar
4 large eggs
2 teaspoons vanilla extract
Mix the forst 5 dry ingredients together and set aside
In another bowl, mix the next 6 ingredients and add to the dry.
*add 1/2 cup chopped walnuts if you'd like
Pour half the mixture into two oiled or sprayed medium sized loaf pans and bake 350º for one hour or until toothpick comes out clean.
Saturday, July 28, 2012
BLACK BOTTOM PIE - GF Dairy Free
Allergens: eggs, tree nuts (Healthy Top of make with almonds and cashews.)
• Prepare a gluten free dairy free crust according to Arnel's Originals directions. Bake in a 350º oven for 12 minutes. Cool
• Prepare a chocolate pudding layer as follows:
Melt: 4 oz. semi-sweet chocolate chips
Stir in: 6 Tablespoons coconut oil or shortening
1/2 cup fine sugar (NOT confec. sugar)
4 egg whites, slightly beaten
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
1 Tablespoon sweet liquor (Amaretto, Kahlua,)
Pour into crust and refrigerate
• Prepare custard as follows:
Heat and stir: 1 cup of Healthy Top whipped topping
1/2 cup sugar
Mix items below and then add to the above mixture, stirring constantly until thickened:
4 egg yolks beaten
1/4 cup Healthy Top whipped topping
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
Pour custard mixture into glass pie plate, set in hot water, and bake 45 minutes on 325º until it sets. Cool and refrigerate. Loosen custard and slide on top of chocolate layer.
• Whip 3/4 cup of Healthy Top according to directions and spread onto of custard mixture. Garnish with chopped up walnuts.
Sunday, February 26, 2012
Gluten Free MATZO
1/3 cup flour (half potato starch, half buckwheat flour)
1/3 cup almond meal
1/4 teaspoon sea salt (or to taste)
1 Tablespoon flaxmeal and 3 Tablespoons hot water
(Combine the flax meal and water, and let it sit until it looks like the texture of an egg.)
3 Tablespoons margarine or shortening (Earth Balance Margarine is both GF and dairy free)
Feel free to experiment with flours, thinness of the dough, and baking methods. I use a tortilla press (a rolling pin works as well) with a golf-ball-sized dough sandwiched between waxed paper. I prefer to bake the matzoh on a cookie sheet for 10 min. on a 400* oven but putting the flattened matzoh on the griddle is another option. This recipe makes six 5" round pieces of, crunchy, dark (because of the buckwheat,) pieces of matzoh with just the right flavor and texture.