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"In my experience, food and passion always intertwine.
Passion is food for the soul's mood at any particular time."
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As an unabashedly proud native New Mexican, I can accept that New Mexican food isn't for everyone. What's much more difficult to accept are misbegotten stereotypes and outright misinformation (if not prevarication) about the food of enchantment. While trawling the internet, I came across a site called LTH Forums, a self-professed "Chicago based culinary chat site" in which a recent Windy City visitor lamented his dining experiences in Albuquerque. His assessment: "New Mexican cuisine if fine, but Mexican food in Albuquerque can be less than Chicago. The main thing to remember is that nearly all the cooks in New Mexico that are of Mexican descent hail from the Chihuahua state, so all the cooking is standard, a little boring, and muddled with Tex-Mex."
Another misinformed nay-sayer piled on: "I have often commented that much of NM cuisine is a far less vibrant version of the original Mexican recipes from which they were derived over the past few hundred years. Chile is too often used to mask a lack of creativity or quality ingredients. The comida nativa can be an incongruous blend of Spanish, Mexican, and Native American influences that was historically limited by an unforgiving climate." Lack of creativity? Lack of quality ingredients? Incongruous blend? These Chicago sophisticates obviously didn't visit the restaurants celebrated on this blog.
Perhaps we New Mexicans are partially to blame for at least some of the misinformation, lack of information or failure to promote all that is great and exciting about the diversity and deliciousness of our cuisine. Check out some of the forums and chat sites in which the cuisine of New Mexico is a topic of discussion and some locals weigh in with recommendations ad nauseum for the same restaurants. You'd think all we have to offer visitors to the fair city of Albuquerque is the Frontier Restaurant and El Pinto, both very popular, but hardly the be-all and end-all for Duke City dining. No matter how internet savvy visitors may be, when they strike out on their own after visiting the Frontier and El Pinto, they're bound to strike out.
Thanks to my faithful readers, I rarely strike out. The restaurants you recommend invariably turn out to be so good, I'm happy to share them through this blog. Take for example a recent recommendation by fellow IT professional Chris Reddington. It was a recommendation peppered with passion, fittingly for a restaurant in which passion is on the menu. It's imbued in the ambiance and it's in the heart and soul of its owners. It's redolent in the ingredients and spices which give the food a lively, enticing and exciting flavor profile. Even the name bespeaks loudly of passion. Welcome to Pasion Latin Fusion.
Pasion Latin Fusion is the brainchild of owners Elvis Bencomo and Monica Martell, a husband and wife duo with (dare I say it again) passion for the melding of diverse and dynamic Latin flavors. It's unfortunate the Chicago visitor who maligned the cooking of chefs from Chihuahua hasn't experienced Elvis's culinary talents. He'd certainly think twice about ascribing a lack of culinary prowess to Chihuahua's chefs, not all of whose cooking is "standard, a little boring and muddled with Tex-Mex."
Elvis is originally from Chihuahua and to say he's a culinary genius may be a vast understatement. He's a classically trained chef, but that's a starting point. The genesis of his culinary creations is his creativity, imagination and willingness to experiment with ingredient and flavor combinations. He's a true student of the craft, constantly reading and researching what it takes to create the foods that reflect his passion. It's unlikely he ever studied Peruvian Ceviche 101 at his culinary alma mater, but one bite of his ceviche of the day and you might swear you're in Peru. His arepas are reminiscent of those prepared in Venezuela, his chimicchuri as good as you'll find in Argentina. Get the picture?
Monica, the statuesque hostess with the radiant smile is originally from Chicago (how's that for irony), but admits to growing up culinarily unadventurous, preferring a diet of burgers and fries to some of the legendary foods of the City of Big Shoulders. Today she's happy to have broken the chain (my friend Ryan Scott was so proud when he interviewed her on his wonderful radio program) and loves to try new and different dishes. Elvis is more than happy to oblige with a menu unlike any in Albuquerque–one in fact that's reminiscent of Peruvian and Latin fusion restaurants we've visited in San Francisco and Las Vegas.
Together Monica and Elvis not only make beautiful food together, they actually enjoy working together. When I asked them to pose for a photograph and my camera stalled, Elvis commented that he didn't mind, he could hold Monica forever. How's that for passion? When we asked about the high quality of the grapes served with one dessert, they smiled broadly and admitted to have upped their consumption of grapes (along with wine and cheese) after having seen the animated movie Ratatouille. How can you not love that?
Pasion is situated in the Lomas edifice which once housed Capo's, a long time Albuquerque Italian food fixture. Few remnants of its predecessor remain in the striking milieu that is at once both festive and romantic, the former bolstered by upbeat salsa music and the latter facilitated by low light. Appropriately the exterior signage includes a single red rose, a symbol for romantic passion. Fireplaces suspended from the ceiling are both attractive and functional, adding the promise of a crackling flame on a blustery evening. Colorful wall hangings and framed photographs festoon the walls. Two tiered seating includes both booths and tables.
The menu is an eye-opening melange of Latin fusion with elements of Cuban, Haitian, Mexican, Peruvian, Venezuelan, Spanish, Mariscos, Argentinian and even New Mexican ingredients used in sundry and creative ways. As with true fusion, menu items combine those elements–Argentinian chimichurri with Nicaraguan grilled steak, for example. It wouldn't be a true fusion restaurant if diverse, sometimes disparate culinary traditions, elements and ingredients didn't form an entirely unique genre. Pasion is a true fusion restaurant, not one which offers menu items from several Latin speaking nations.
Start your Pasion experience with the agua fresca of the day. Many Mexican restaurants throughout the Duke City offer a pretty standard line-up of aguas frescas, typically horchata, limonada, sandia and melon. Many are not made in-house. At Pasion, the agua fresca of the day is not likely going to be the same old, same old you can find elsewhere. Instead Chef Elvis might surprise you with a virgin margarita agua fresca, complete with a salted rim, or he might combine several seemingly disparate flavors to create something uniquely wonderful.
Antojitos (appetizers) are similarly non-standard fare, an impressive assemblage of innovative deliciousness. You'll want to order the generous offering of any two appetizers or two ceviches or a combination of the two for $13.95. The Quesadilla al Pasion should be one of the two; it's one of the very best quesadillas you'll have anywhere, certainly not the type of which Napoleon Dynamite's grandmother referred to as a "dang quesadilla." Your passions will be inflamed by a grilled flour tortilla engorged with roasted poblanos, chorizo and onion served with a creamy corn dipping sauce. With or without the dipping sauce, the flavors coalesce to create a veritable party in your mouth.
Requeson, a cheese typically eaten on crackers or spread on bread, is a Latin American favorite Elvis utilizes in his own inimitable manner. Instead of using it as a spread, he nestles it in fresh corn tortillas where it serves as a taco filler along with roasted garlic and peppers. While there's nothing unique about cheese in tacos, requeson itself is a unique cheese, perhaps best described as a "kissing cousin of ricotta." It's a fresh cheese made of milk and has a semi-sweet flavor and a soft, grainy and moist texture. A three taco appetizer order of requeson will blow you away. The garlic and peppers are perfectly roasted and imbued with sweet underpinnings which serve as a wonderful counterpoint to the requeson.
Thanks to visits to Peruvian restaurants in San Francisco, Mexican style ceviche (typically made from raw fish marinated in citrus juices and paired with cilantro, onions and chopped tomatoes) has been a source of ho hum for me. In Pasion, my passion for ceviche has been rekindled. The menu offers two standard ceviche offerings and a ceviche of the day. They start off much like other ceviche–as seafood (tuna or shrimp) marinated in lime, lemon and orange juices. Then the Chef's creativity takes over, adding jalapeños, ceviche and plenty of oomph. The Atun, for example, is a ceviche made with tuna, habanero/coconut sauce and lime sorbet served with garlic tortilla chips. The habanero/coconut sauce most assuredly has a pleasantly piquant bite coupled with the tropical sweetness of coconut. The lime sorbet is crystallized so it doesn't melt messily over the ceviche. Instead, it imparts a refreshing coolness that complements the other ingredients. This is genius!
During our inaugural visit, the ceviche of the day was fashioned from sashimi quality tuna, New Mexican green chile, red onion and passion fruit, a melding of briny, savory seafood with incendiary chile and sweet passion fruit. The garlic tortilla chips are made from both flour and corn, the best of both tortilla worlds. These chips are superb–by themselves or as scooping instruments for the ceviche. Not since the San Francisco ceviche treat at Destino Nuevo Latino have I had such a fabulous ceviche. If this culinary essay was put to paper, it would probably have drool trails courtesy of my fond reminiscences.
The only nit (and it's infinitesimal) is that the scintillating menu offered one of my two must-haves, preventing me from ordering something I hadn't had before. That must have is, of course, a green chile hamurgesa. In my quest to locate every New Mexico Green Chile Cheeseburger Trail worthy burger under the Land of Enchantment's turquoise skies, very few green chile cheeseburgers escape my notice. To no surprise, Pasion's rendition is uniquely wonderful, a true two-fisted behemoth: New Mexico ground beef in a fresh, sesame bun with a green chile thousand island dressing, spring mix, tomato, onion, applewood bacon and Oaxaca cheese. It's Trail worthy!
During Thanksgiving we'll have even more reasons to give thanks if we can convince Chef Elvis to prepare an entire turkey in the style of his outstanding Pavo Adobo. This is the antithesis of the dreaded desiccated turkey leg that's leathery, tough and flavorless. The gams on Pasion's turkey would make Jessica Biel glower with envy. A single turkey leg, uncharacteristically moist and delicious, is marinated in pineapple juice and adobo that imbue it with a wonderful earthiness reminiscent of Caribbean cuisine. Alas, a single turkey leg isn't nearly enough. You'll want an entire bird marinated in the Pasion magic. The turkey leg is served with a better than you'll ever have on Thanksgiving cranberry marmalade.
Another adorable adobo entree, offered as a special during a visit in December, 2011 showcases the versatility of pork. The Pork Adobo plate is a tall mound of crispy pork served over arroz (rice) and chicharos (peas) in an orange mojo sauce. The pork is indeed crispy, but it's not dry in the least and it's imbued with the addictive adobo. The arroz y chicharos with an orange mojo is worthy accompaniment. The orange mojo isn't nearly as tart and acidic as traditional Cuban mojo. Instead, it has just enough tanginess to be discernible and it imparts a zesty, but not overpoweringly tart quality to each forkful of long-grained rice and spring-fresh pea.
If you've ever lamented the absence of fish taco greatness in the Duke City area, fret no longer. Los Tacos at Pasion are the true antithesis of the desiccated fish tacos that are the bane of all pescatorians. Two large flour tortillas are engorged to the bursting point with white fish lightly breaded in a banana chip batter and served with pickled cabbage and ripe avocado drizzled with a pleasantly piquant chipotle sauce. On the side is a fresh garden salad with lettuce, cucumbers and pickled onions with two lemons you can squeeze onto either the tacos or the salad ingredients. The tacos are moist and delicious with flavor combinations that will literally explode in your mouth.
Pasion's delicious tribute to the island nation of Cuba is in the form of a Cubano, the sandwich which has become an almost de rigueur offering at restaurants which proffer sandwiches. Most Cubanos have become so similar as to be almost as blasé as the plain ham and cheese on which they are loosely based. At Pasion, the Cubano is an elegant sandwich brimming with delicious ingredients: slow braised pork, ham, Swiss cheese, pickles and whole grain mustard pressed in a bolillo bun. Bruce Schor, a long-time friend of this blog and erudite epicure gave it the ultimate compliment: "The Cubano for me was very close to the Cubanos I learned to love in Union City NJ, the second largest Cuban expat community after Miami." It's the very best Cubano I've had in Albuquerque.
Another "sandwich" option is Molletes, a Mexican-style bruschetta prepared two different ways. One version is made with chorizo, black beans, roasted poblano, queso Oaxaca and avocado pico de gallo. The meat choice on the other is steak which is accompanied by sliced yellow squash, queso cotija, cilantro mojo and tomato. Eating a mollete is akin to eating an open-faced sandwich as all the ingredients sit atop the bruschetta. The ingredients aren't held together by some cheesy blanket. Eating them can be a messy proposition, albeit a delicious one.
Acompanamientos (sides) include papas de yuca, the starchy South American tuber distantly related to the humble potato and not the yucca (New Mexico's official state plant). These papas are served with your choice (ask for both) of spicy ketchup or chipotle aioli. Cut and fried to resemble French fries, you'll quickly discern the textural and flavor differences between fries made from yuca and fries made from potatoes. You've had your fill of traditional French fries. Now appreciate something uniquely different and delicious–yuca fries.
The postres (desserts) menu is a continuation of the menu's creativity, four items of pure, unbridled temptation. The pastel de queso, a goat cheese style cheesecake with mango caramel, may be the best of the lot. It's a better goat cheese cheesecake than was ever conjured at Rosemary's Restaurant in Las Vegas (one of my highest rated restaurants in America before it closed). When it arrives at your table, your first inclination might be to believe the kitchen sent out something else, perhaps a scoop of ice cream drizzled over by Gerber baby food. That "scoop" is a large roundish mound of sweet and savory goat cheese, as good as any chevre dessert you'll ever have. There's very little crust to get in the way here. It's mostly goat cheese cheesecake the way it should be.
The other of my two passions (aside from green chile cheeseburgers) is bread pudding, a dessert some consider an anachronism. Pasion offers an Aztec Bread Pudding con Cajeta (a reduced goat's milk caramel) with a hint of red chile that will convert even the most ardent of bread pudding protagonists. This is one of the richest, densest, most flavorful bread puddings in New Mexico, one which just might make it to Larry McGoldrick's top ten. What elevates this bread pudding above the rest is the red chile which imparts just a bit of that back-of-your-throat heat great chiles have. It's not a piquant heat, but that heat is certainly noticeable. The cajeta is the only thing that can and should top this bread pudding.
Yet a third dessert that might never achieve the sure to be fame and popularity of the aforementioned duo is a dessert ceviche Monica told us has been ordered only a handful of times. The dessert ceviche changes with the seasonal availability of fruits. During a December, 2011 visit, the fruits in-season were apples, grapes, bananas and pineapples, all of which were fresh paragons of each fruit. A velvety blanket of deliciously sweet-sour creme fraiche is a perfect foil for the sweetness of the fruit. It's a dessert very much reminiscent of Bionicos, a very healthful Mexican dessert.
Every once in a while, the city's burgeoning and exciting culinary scene needs an infusion of passion. That's what you'll find in Pasion, one of the most creative and unique restaurants to grace the Duke City dining scene in years. It's the type of restaurant the citizenry should promote to visitors who believe those ill-conceived stereotypes about our cuisine.
Pasion Latin Fusion Restaurant
722 Lomas Blvd, N.W.
Albuquerque, New Mexico
(505) 503-7880
LATEST VISIT: 31 January 2012
1st VISIT: 18 September 2011
BEST BET: Quesadilla al Pasion, Ceviche, Papas de Yuca, Green Chile Hamburgesa, Pavo Adobo, Requeson, Atun Ceviche, Los Tacos (Fish), Pork Adobo, Molletes, Cubano, Pastel de Queso, Azteca Bread Pudding con Cajeta, Fruit Ceviche


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Buds fashioned from crochet-covered beads help create this chic, easy necklace! Size: 17 1/2" long. Skill Level: Easy Designed by Raynelda Calderon |
Stitch a delicate butterfly with one strand each size 10 crochet cotton and metallic blending filament using a size 7 steel crochet hook to accent for this handsome, gusseted shoulder bag. Crochet handbag is stitched with two strands size 5 crochet cotton. Size: 8 1/4" wide x 7 1/4" high. Skill Level: Advanced Designed by Maggie Petsch Chasalow |
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Stitch these three dainty headbands and embellish as noted in the patterns, or add your own adornments. Elastic yarn helps them fit comfortably and more securely. This e-pattern was originally published in Oh Baby! Crochet. Size: Includes preemie through toddler. Made with fine (sport) weight yarn and size B (2.25mm) hook. Skill Level: Easy Designed by Frances Hughes |
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Delight a friend with a small basket filled with bubble bath, scented soaps and these pretty body scrubbies! It's a gift she's sure to enjoy day after day. Size: Face cloth: Approx 10 1/2" square. Body scrubby: Approx 4" wide x 6" high. Skill Level: Beginner Designed by Vicki Blizzard |
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SINGAPORE, April 22 (Reuters) - Brent crude hovered around $100 a barrel on Monday, finding some support from bargain hunters after three straight weeks of lower prices on worries about the world economy and the impact on fuel demand.
Brent has lost 10 percent since the start of April as growth in the United States and China -- the world's two largest oil consumers -- slowed, while recession in Europe deepened.
Expectations of weaker demand growth have also hit other commodities, leading to a 1.4 percent fall in the bellwether Thomson Reuters-Jefferies CRB index last week.
June Brent crude rose 28 cents to $99.93 a barrel by 0223 GMT, bouncing from the lowest level since July 2012 on Wednesday. U.S. crude for June delivery was up 29 cents to $88.30 a barrel after a 3.6 percent loss last week.
'We have seen quite a bit of bargain hunting in commodities, particularly gold and less to an extent for oil,' said Ric Spooner, chief markets analyst at CMC Global Markets in Sydney.
'We've a long way to really suggest that we're looking at anything more than a bounce,' he said.
Brent and West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude would have to rally past $107 and $91.60 a barrel, respectively, to suggest a major change in sentiment, he added.
'We're in a market where there's plenty of supply capacity and a very modest growth outlook that risks downside towards $80 for WTI,' Spooner said.
Technical charts showed that Brent may revisit its April 16 low of $98 a barrel, after it failed to rise past a resistance at $100.47, while U.S. crude could fall to $86.82, Reuters markets analyst Wang Tao said.
Hedge funds and other large speculators cut their net long U.S. crude futures and options positions in the week to April 16, the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) said.
Brent's fall below $100 prompted comments from oil hawks Iran and Venezuela on Thursday that OPEC could call for an emergency meeting ahead of one scheduled on May 31, although there is no indication of such a meeting yet.
Worries over a sluggish world recovery persisted with finance leaders of G20 economies edging away from a long-running drive toward government austerity in rich nations, rejecting the idea of setting hard targets to cut national debt.
Global finance officials on Saturday also urged countries to take other steps to reinvigorate growth and create jobs as monetary policy alone was not enough to restore confidence in the shaky global economy.
Investors will scour data from China and the United States this week for growth cues. The HSBC Purchasing Managers' Index for April will be released on Tuesday while the United States will announce first-quarter GDP growth on Friday.
Economists polled by Reuters expect the U.S. economy to have expanded at a 3.0 percent clip, up from 0.4 percent in the last three months of 2012. Yet, a pair of unexpectedly soft regional Federal Reserve surveys last week reinforced the view that yet another Spring slowdown - the fourth in as many years - is unfolding in the United States.
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Free agent DT Jason Hatcher will visit the Raiders on Wednesday.
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What's the difference between ME and a giant sack of donuts representing my equivalent weight? Not much, it turns out.
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On a quick run between storms to take a picture of the North Fork Reservoir, there are lots of things to see on the Parkway...
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Former Student Performs with Legendary Buddy Guy
Former Moraine Valley student Marty Sammon has performed with some of the biggest names in the music industry, both on tour and on television—and now will have another dream come true.
"When I was a student at Moraine Valley, I used to hang out in the theater there and dream about playing with my band in that venue," said Sammon, who will perform Nov. 23 with his band and the legendary Buddy Guy at the college's Fine and Performing Arts Center.
Sammon, who still lives in the area, has traveled exclusively with Buddy Guy for nearly 10 years as his keyboardist in more than 1,000 shows, and has had the honor of sharing a stage with Eric Clapton, John Mayer, Carlos Santana, Ron Wood, and many others. He's also performed on Jimmy Kimmel Live, Tonight Show with Jay Leno, the Late Show with David Letterman, and others. "It was pretty cool to be on those shows, and the best part is when my relatives get to watch. My older aunts and uncles really get a kick out of that," he said.
Traveling with Buddy Guy has been nothing short of awesome. "The constant learning experience is one of my favorite parts. Buddy never plays the same, so each night is another opportunity to listen and contribute in a different way," Sammon said.
It seems that a career in music was his destiny. "As a kid I used to sing in my room until my parents went crazy. I think that's why they went out so much without me." Sammon says that jokingly, as his father truly was one of his biggest inspirations. "One of my favorite memories is playing piano at home when I was around 14, and my father would sit next to me and request songs. If I didn't know the song he was asking for, he would play it on his record player and expect me to learn it after one listen. I got to the point where I could," he said. His passion continued at Marist High School where he was in the band, and at Moraine Valley where he performed in the jazz band and took many music classes.
He recalls his days at Moraine Valley with great affection and says he is very excited about coming back to perform. "I'm planning on taking a long walk around the campus on the day of the show to see what I recognize," he said. Sammon's also excited because playing in a venue close to home means more familiar faces in the audience. "When I saw on Buddy's schedule that we were playing at Moraine, I was thrilled. Then when I got the call to do the opening set with my band, I was even more excited. I've got a lot of people from the area coming to see the show, so that makes it even more special to me."
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Va. State Police to dedicate training facility
Wednesday - 9/19/2012, 7:18pm  ET
BLACKSTONE, Va. - Virginia State Police is ready to dedicate its driver training facility.
A ceremony will take place Thursday at the 680-acre facility in Nottoway County.
The facility includes 4.5 miles of asphalt, concrete and gravel surfaces to simulate interstate, urban and rural roads, respectively.
The site also includes a "precision driving course" and a 25,000- square foot "skid pan" to simulate various inclement road conditions.
A three-story training building includes a driver simulator room, classrooms, a cafeteria, offices and meeting space.
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As my responsibilities in life have increased, my songwriting output has decreased; however I think the quality of the songs I'm writing these days has never been better. A friend of mine once told me that family is an endless supply of inspiration, and I'm finding that to be the truth.
I have been extremely blessed in my life, and I try hard not to take anything for granted. My wife is one of the strongest people I know and a wonderful mother. She juggles taking care of me and our little boy while continuing to work, cook, clean and maintain about a million other responsibilities. She is the center that holds our family together, and she usually runs the house alone, as I tend to be away more often than not.
Stephen Kellogg, one of my favorite young songwriters, has a song that says, "There's one thing on earth that no one can touch; It's the sleep of a satisfied man." I sleep pretty well these days.
Q: How excited are you about the new record?
A: I'm very excited to get the album out, mainly just to see how people respond to the new songs.
[Producer] Eddie [Ashworth] and I took a different approach this time around and recorded most of the album out at his house in the country, about 15 minutes outside of Athens, Ohio. Where the last few records were recorded mostly live with minimal takes, this record was recorded and re-recorded, and in some cases, recorded for a third time until we got exactly what we wanted.
We also did most of the basic tracks ourselves and then brought in guest players for overdubs. There are more players on this record than anything I've ever done, which makes for an extremely varied soundscape. I think it's the best work we've done together, but it's also the most experimental.
In my opinion, it's a sort of a transitional album. There are a few songs from the final sessions I did with Bud Carroll and the Southern Souls before they split up that sound like they could have been on "The Forgetting Place," and then there are songs like "Lullaby" that don't sound like anything I've ever done before.
Q: What sort of working relationship have you developed with Ashworth after recording with him so much?
A: I trust Eddie one hundred percent as a producer, and we've become great friends over the years. He is the only person I've ever worked with that I can say, "Just do whatever you think sounds best," and truly trust that I'm going to be happy with what comes out of the session.
There have been several overdub sessions that I wasn't even there for, and he came through with the takes every time. I think we've created a unique sound over the past four albums that has defined what "Jeff Ellis" sounds like. I plan to continue making records with him as long as I can.
Q: What's your favorite Jeff Ellis record thus far?
A: That's like asking a parent to pick a favorite child! Obviously, I've been listening to the new album a lot recently, but I love everything we've done differently.
I think the recording sessions for "Covering the Distance" and "The Forgetting Place" were the most fun and you can hear that on the recordings, but I really love the sounds we got on "The Line." Let's say I love them all equally in different ways.
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Screening for Primary Ciliary Dyskinesia Using Nasal Nitric Oxide
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Background: Primary ciliary dyskinesia (PCD) is a rare genetic disease characterised by recurrent respiratory infections and subfertility due to dysfunction of cilia (brushes) of the lining cells. Undiagnosed and untreated it can result in an irreversible crippling chronic lung disease. The diagnosis of PCD is a difficult one and involves the complex assessment of ciliary structure and function. Thus, PCD is under diagnosed and appropriate preventative and symptomatic treatment may be denied in many patients. In addition, the gene responsible for PCD is at present unknown, thus preventing pre-natal diagnosis and genetic counseling.
Working hypothesis and aims: Recently, it has become apparent that the evaluation of nasally expired nitric oxide (NO) constitutes a simple and non-invasive diagnostic method, which discriminates between PCD patients, PCD carriers and healthy controls at high rate of specificity and sensitivity. Testing is simple and last approximately one minute. We have recently identified a unique isolated Druze population with high prevalence of PCD. The high frequency of disease places this closed community at a high risk of undiagnosed PCD.
The aim of this project is to use nasal NO measurement as a screening tool to identify possible undiagnosed cases of PCD and PCD carriers in this high risk Druze population.
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Study Type: | Observational |
Study Design: | Time Perspective: Prospective |
Official Title: | Screening for Primary Ciliary Dyskinesia Using Nasal Nitric Oxide |
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Study First Received: | August 21, 2008 |
Last Updated: | August 15, 2009 |
Health Authority: | Israel: Ministry of Health |
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Ciliary Motility Disorders Kartagener Syndrome Dyskinesias Respiratory Tract Diseases Otorhinolaryngologic Diseases Bronchiectasis Bronchial Diseases Respiratory System Abnormalities Dextrocardia Heart Defects, Congenital Cardiovascular Abnormalities Cardiovascular Diseases Heart Diseases Congenital Abnormalities Situs Inversus |
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Zucchini Corn Medley Recipe
One day when I was a girl, a neighbor brought over a dish similar to this one. I hadn't had it in 20 years but kept thinking about the fabulous flavor combination, so I decided to re-create it. I don't know if it's the same, but my family likes it today as much as I did back then.Marian Quaid-Maltagliati, Nipomo, California
- 2 medium zucchini, cut into 1/2-inch slices
- 1/4 cup water
- 1 can (15-1/2 ounces) hominy, drained
- 1 can (15-1/4 ounces) whole kernel corn, drained
- 1 jalapeno pepper, seeded and chopped
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1 cup (4 ounces) shredded pepper Jack cheese
- In a 1-1/2-qt. microwave-safe dish, combine zucchini and water. Cover and microwave on high for 1-1/2 minutes; drain. Stir in the hominy, corn, jalapeno and salt. Cover and microwave on high for 2-3 minutes.
- Sprinkle with cheese. Cook, uncovered, on high for 1-2 minutes until cheese is melted and vegetables are tender. Let stand for 2 minutes before serving. Yield: 6 servings.
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Dupont® Autograph™ PFOA-free nonstick coating is the most advanced three-coat nonstick surface, ensuring excellent food release and easy cleanup. This innovative scratch-resistant coating delivers enduring performance and superior durability that stands up to the rigors of everyday use.
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The Omwake-Dearborn Chapel at Catawba College was the site for a 2 p.m. service on Thursday, March 13 for two fallen Salisbury firefighters, Victor A. Isler and Justin Edward Monroe. The two lost their lives in a March 7 structure fire. These images of the procession arriving on campus prior to the service were taken by Tracy Ratliff, Catawba's graphic designer and photographer.
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Bihar farmers smash world records for crop yields
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Celebrate 10 years of Kingston with 16GB of DDR3-2400
Subject: Memory | March 12, 2013 - 05:30 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: kingston, hyperx, HyperX Genesis 10th Anniversary Special Edition, DDR3-2400
Kingston has put together a 16GB, 4DIMM quad (or dual) channel DDR-2400 kit with timings of 11-13-13-30 available for $160. They've designed compact heat spreaders for this kit so even with the tight confines of the CPU socket which have become common today you should be able to fit these in your system without much difficulty. From TechPowerUp's testing these DIMMs seem to be running all out at stock speeds, even upping the voltage only allowed them a stable 2468MHz perhaps not a problem on boards which cannot break 2400MHz in the BIOS. They do mention that the Anniversary Special Editions have limited availability so if their review tempts you, purchase this kit as soon as you can.
"To commemorate the 10th anniversary of the HyperX brand, Kinston has released a limited edition line up called the HyperX Genesis 10th Anniversary Special Edition. We take a look at the top-end 16 GB 2400 MHz CL11 kit, a blazing fast kit with performance to match."
Here are some more Memory articles from around the web:
- Kingston HyperX 10th Anniversary 16GB 2400MHz Quad Channel Kit Review @ NikKTech
- G.Skill TridentX F3-2666C11Q-16GTXD 4x 4GB 2666 MHz C11 @ techPowerUp
- Avexir MPower Series DDR3 2400MHz 8GB Memory Kit @ eTeknix
- Crucial Ballistix Tactical LP and Crucial Ballistix Sport VLP Dual-Channel DDR3 Memory Kits @ X-bit Labs
- Crucial Ballistix Tactical LP & Sport VLP 1600MHz DDR3 Memory Kit Review @ Legit Reviews
- Kingston HyperX Limited Edition PC3-19200 16GB Quad Channel @ TechARP
- BIOS Option Of The Week - SDRAM 1T Command @ TechARP
Kingston Digital Launches its Fastest USB Flash Drive
Subject: Storage | November 17, 2011 - 12:40 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: usb 2.0, usb 3.0, kingston, hyperx, flash
Fountain Valley, CA -- November 17, 2011 -- Kingston Digital, Inc., the Flash memory affiliate of Kingston Technology Company, Inc., the independent world leader in memory products, today announced the Kingston DataTraveler HyperX 3.0. The DataTraveler HyperX 3.0 is designed for enthusiasts and gamers, and features the fastest speeds and largest capacities that Kingston has to offer in a USB Flash drive.
Its high-speed eight-channel architecture provides USB 3.0 data transfer rates of up to 225MB/s read and 135MB/s write. Users can save time associated with opening, editing and copying large files and applications between devices. The fast write speeds also allow users to work on large files or applications directly from the USB 3.0 drive without performance lag.
"Enthusiasts have long known HyperX as the memory of choice for overclockers and power users who need the most performance from system memory," said Andrew Ewing, Flash memory business manager, Kingston. "The new DataTraveler HyperX 3.0 USB Flash drive continues this tradition. With the fastest speeds and largest capacity, this storage device is the perfect solution for users who require high performance and carry a lot of data."
The DataTraveler HyperX 3.0 is available in 64GB, 128GB and 256GB capacities. The 256GB capacity can store approximately 10 Blu-ray Discs (25GB each), 54 DVDs (4.7GB each), 48,640 MP3s (4MB each) or 13,473,684 Microsoft Word files pages with various formatting and basic graphics.
With a durable and sleek design, the Kingston DataTraveler HyperX 3.0 is a terrific portable storage solution for gamers, enthusiasts, early adopters and high-end consumers who require the best performance and highest capacities to carry their digital library. Faster speeds and higher capacities enable users to quickly store their digital files and keep it with them at all times, in HyperX style.
DataTraveler HyperX 3.0 features a metal and rubberized casing with a reinforced key ring hole for daily use. It allows users to keep it with them at all times, as it can be easily attached to a key ring or lanyard.
A video of the device can be found here.
DataTraveler HyperX 3.0 is backed by a five-year warranty, 24/7 tech support and legendary Kingston reliability. For more information visit www.kingston.com.
Kingston DataTraveler HyperX 3.0 Features and Specifications:
- Capacities: 64GB, 128GB, 256GB
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- USB 2.0: up to 30 MB/s read/write
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- Solid/rugged design: durable metal and rubberized casing provides increased protection
- ReadyBoost Support
- Dimensions: 2.952" x 0.916" x 0.626" (74.99mm x 23.29mm x 15.9mm)
- Operating Temperature: 32°F to 140°F (0°C to 60°C)
- Storage Temperature: -4°F to 185°F (-20°C to 85°C)
- Simple: just plug into any USB port
- Practical: durable casing with a solid lanyard loop
- Warranty: 5 Years
Give your Sandy Bridge laptop a jump on the competition with the new Kingston HyperX DDR3-1866
Subject: Memory | April 29, 2011 - 11:46 AM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: sodimm, kingston, hyperx, ddr3-1866
If you prefer your laptop to be ultrapowerful not ultraportable then Kingston has a SODIMM kit that you are going to love. 8GBs of DDR3-1866 in two SODIMMs with timings of 11-11-11-32 2T, the star of the 6 new HyperX DDR3 kits from Kingston. That will give yor laptop a boost many desktops still don't have. Legit Reviews were very impressed with the performance jump they saw on their Sandy Bridge laptop, calling it the next best thing to upgrading to an SSD.
"The performance numbers from upgrading to the Kingston HyperX Plug and Play 8GB DDR3 1866MHz memory kit was insane. We saw performance gains from 6% to 86% depending on the benchmarks with the largest performance gains coming from graphics intensive games. Who would have thought that the area that gained the most was the frame rate in games? If you want to get better performance out of the Intel HD Graphics 3000 GPU on your Sandy Bridge laptop this is more than likely the best way to go about it. You can literally feel and see the difference in everything that you do on the system, so this is an ideal upgrade for those that want 8GB of memory and better performance..."
Here are some more Mobile articles from around the web:
- Patriot Viper Xtreme DDR3-1600 Tri-Channel 6Gb Kit @ FunkyKit
- Mushkin Ridgeback 996991 PC3-16000 8GB Review @ OCC
- G.Skill RipjawsX 1600MHz CL7 4GB @ VR-Zone
- G.Skill Ripjaws-X DDR3-2133 8GB Dual Channel Memory Kit Review @ ThinkComputers
- Crucial Ballistix Finned DDR3 1866 MHz CL9 4 GB @ techPowerUp
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To assess the validity and efficacy of using electronic health data to identify a physician diagnosis of insomnia in a population of patients referred for testing at a tertiary sleep center.
Retrospective cohort study in a tertiary sleep center in Calgary, Alberta, Canada. Cohort consisted of 1,207 patients referred for sleep diagnostic testing and/or assessment by a sleep physician. Two sleep physicians independently assigned each patient a primary sleep diagnosis. Univariate logistic regression was used to identify variables that were predictive for insomnia from online questionnaire and diagnostic testing data. Diagnostic algorithms derived from these predictors and from the Insomnia Severity Index were evaluated against physician diagnosis as a reference standard.
The combination of self-reported sleep latency > 20 minutes, total sleep time < 6.5 hours per night, the inability to fall asleep after waking, BMI < 27 kg/m2, and Epworth Sleepiness Scale score < 9 had very high specificity (99.3%) for diagnosing insomnia; however, sensitivity was poor (11.8%). Other algorithms derived from these data had either high sensitivity or high specificity. No combination of variables yielded simultaneous high sensitivity and specificity. Likewise, the Insomnia Severity Index can be highly sensitive or highly specific at identifying insomnia, but not both.
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This computer was made for an Electronic Arts FIFA '07 competition that took place in Germany, the winner taking home the rig. All I can see is that it's pretty freaking awesome. I mean it has a miniature foosball table on top - you can't beat that. I've got tons of respect for this guy, because I know how difficult good computer modding can be. My last project turned out less like a sweet computer case and more like a pile of particleboard and computer parts in the corner of my bedroom that the cats like to pee on.
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Somebody went and made a Pittsburgh Steelers computer case modeled after the team's helmet. This is it. It glows yellow to make your room look like you've got a secret gold stash in there or the briefcase from Pulp Fiction. Sadly, I'm not allowed to watch sports anymore beca... / Continue →
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It may look like a Super Nintendo, but really IT'S A TRAP! PC. I particularly like the CD slot. ...here is a cool case mod by quangDX and DuPPs. Using the Super Nintendo and the Acer Aspire One A150, they have created a SNES PC Case Mod. The controller ports have been convert... / Continue →


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The street address for the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum is 3911 South Figueroa St., Los Angeles, CA 90037. For more information visit www.lacoliseum.com
Alcohol is prohibited inside the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum, unless specifically approved by LA Coliseum Management and USC Athletics. If guests decide to consume alcohol prior the entering the Coliseum, we encourage you to drink responsibly.
Trained guide dogs and other service animals assisting guests with disabilities are allowed in the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum. All other animals are prohibited.
LA Coliseum and University grounds and facilities may not be used from commercial purposes such as sales, advertising, or promotional activity without prior approval. Authorized corporate sponsors will be identified by official vendor passes, distributed through the USC Athletic Department. Violators to these measures are subject to trespass ordinances. For more information about marketing activities on USC Football Game Day, sponsors should contact USC Athletics at (213) 740-9872 or by email at firstname.lastname@example.com.
ATMs are located inside the Coliseum, on the yard level, at Gates 4, 16, 23, and 28. There are two machines at each location.
All restrooms at the stadium are equipped with diaper-changing tables, and are handicapped accessible.
All bags are subject to search before being allowed into the Coliseum. All prohibited items (please see list, under Prohibited Items) will not be allowed. Fans are encouraged to arrive early to avoid delays.
Banners and signs are prohibited in the LA Memorial Coliseum without prior approval from the USC Athletics.
Bottles and cans of any kind are prohibited inside the LA Memorial Coliseum. Refreshments, if needed during the game, are available to purchase (please see Concessions).
Regrettably, personal messages of any kind are not available on Game Day.
All USC Football games (both Home and Away) will be broadcast live on USC'S Flagship Station, ESPN Radio 710, and the Trojan Radio Network. Check www.usctrojans.com for updates.
Bus parking is limited but available on a reservation basis only for a $150 fee. Please call (213) 749-5654 for more information.
Cameras (with lenses limited to 3 inches) are permitted inside the Coliseum, but unfortunately camcorders and tripods are not allowed inside the stadium. All commercial uses of photographs depicting game action are allowed only through a licensing agreement.
Children under two years of age are allowed inside the Coliseum without a ticket it they are accompanied by an adult, and must share the seat with the adult and no interfere with other fans' viewing of the field. It is suggested that ticket stubs, a nametag and/or any other additional information be pinned to the clothing of any young child that might require assistance. These measures will assist any USC personnel in reuniting guests should it become necessary. Strollers are not allowed in the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum.
The Coliseum has numerous concession stands providing guest with many delicious choices of game day foods and refreshing Coca-Cola products. There are stands located on the Yard Level outside of Tunnels 4, 6, 16, and 23, and also on the Concourse Level outside every other tunnel. Additionally, there are a variety of other wonderful vendors located at tents throughout the Coliseum, and Food Trucks are located near Gate 28.
Ice chest and coolers are not allowed in the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum, but are more than welcomed outside of the stadium for all of your pre-game needs.
Because those attending an event often tend to arrive at the venue at the same time, you might find that you will save time in traffic by using alternative routes.
From the North via the 110 Freeway:
From the South via the 110 Freeway:
From the East via the 10 Freeway:
From the West via the 10 Freeway:
For Lots 4/5/6, VIP LOT and Coliseum Drive:
For Lots 1/2/3, Service Lot and 3960 (Team Buses):
There is an elevator located at Tunnel 6 for Press and Handicap Accessibility only. Please see Disabled Guest Information for more information.
There are no in-and-out privileges at the LA Memorial Coliseum during USC Football Games. Once you exit the Coliseum, no re-entry will be allowed.
USC Football is a celebration of some the finest athleticism in the country. We want all fans (including those cheering for the visiting team) to enjoy their game day experience. We ask your support as we strive to create and maintain a safe and enjoyable stadium environment. So please remember to be considerate of those seated near you, cheer constructively, support your team, and be mindful of good sportsmanship. Behavior that is disruptive to others may result in ejection from the stadium. If you are in need of assistance, please contact the nearest Guest Service Member, call (213) 765-8525, or text TC4T to 274637.
Only Authorized Personnel with proper credentials will be permitted on the field before, during, or after a game. Any unauthorized person going on to the field will be removed and subject to ejection and/or arrest.
The Coliseum First Aid Station is located on the Peristyle end of the Coliseum (located near Gate 1) and on the Concourse Level (Row 68) across form Tunnel 6. Roaming First Aid Teams are located at the Tunnels on the North, South, West, and East sides of the Coliseum, Please contact the nearest usher or security officer if medical assistance is needed.
On Game Days, look for 'SC Trojans, the official USC Football souvenir magazine as you enter the Coliseum. The game program offers fans up-to-date information, game previews, colorful features, interviews, rosters, depth charts, stats, and much more! The cost for a program, is $7 (price is subject to change).
Football kickoff times are subject to change for television broadcasts. Please visit www.usctrojans.com or call (888)TROY-TIME for the most up to date information.
Gates will open, for guests, two hours prior to kickoff time.
Fan satisfaction is one of the highest priorities of USC Athletics and the LA Memorial Coliseum. If you need assistance, please contact one of our guest service representatives located at the South Coliseum Office.
For fans that have difficulty reaching the upper level seats, there are escalators adjacent to sections 4, 11, and 19. There is also an elevator located at Tunnel 6 for Press and handicapped accessibility only. Prior to game day, reserved seating in a wheelchair section is available through the USC Ticket Office (213-740-GOSC) on a seasonal or individual game basis, based on availability. On game day, patrons with a current game ticket who need wheelchair seating will be accommodated on a first-come, first-served basis.
The use of laser pointers is strictly prohibited and will result in ejection from the Coliseum.
Lost & Found is located in the South Coliseum Office. Found items may be given to any usher in your section who will turn them in to the office. For more information, please call (213) 747-7111 on weekdays, between the hours of 8:30AM-4:30PM.
To report a lost child please contact the nearest police officer, USC game staff, or go to the guest service booth located at the South Coliseum Office. It is suggested that ticket stubs, a nametag and/or any other additional information be pinned to the clothing of any young child that might require assistance. These measures will assist any USC personnel in reuniting guests should it become necessary.
You can now shop for all the latest Trojan apparel, merchandise, and collectibles at the USC Bookstore shop located next to Gate 1. Other merchandise stands are located at the Trojan Fan-Fest outside of the Peristyle end of the Coliseum before kickoff, or throughout the ground level inside the stadium.
To shop for the latest USC Trojan merchandise on non-game days please visit the official Trojan online Fan Store at shop.usctrojans.com
Skip the traffic and GO METRO on game day! Metro's Expo Line provides a convenient service via the Expo/Vermont and Expo Park/USC Stations. Metro's Silver Line also stops at the 37th St/USC Station, just a few blocks from the Coliseum.
Save even more time by getting a Metro Day Pass on a reusable TAP card before game day. They are available at hundreds of sales outlets listed here. If you already have a TAP card, you can load it with a pass online in advance of the game.
For more details and to plan your trip, please check out www.metro.net/usctrojans.
The majority of parking lots surrounding the Coliseum in Exposition Park are reserved for our Trojan Athletic Fund Members. Each Trojan Athletic Fund Member is allocated a parking space based on their membership level. Information on parking lot selection was distributed via e-mail this summer, so please make sure your e-mail address is correct by logging into your account at www.trojanathleticfund.com if you are a Trojan Athletic Fund Member. The passes you received are for a specific lot.
Public parking in the Exposition Park/Coliseum lots is only available in Lot 1 and will be based on availability for $25. RV parking is also available in Lot 1, but must be reserved in advance through Exposition Park. Call (213) 749-5654 to reserve an RV pass for future games. All Expo Park Lots open at 6AM.
There is also a state owned public garage located at Browning and Vermont Ave., one block north of Martin Luther King Blvd. which is $30 per space. All USC Campus Parking Lots and Structures are open to the public and available on a first-come, first-served basis. Free shuttles are provided from the USC Parking Center to the Coliseum. These lots and structures are available for $25. All USC Campus Lots and Structures open at 6AM.
There are also a variety of privately owned and operated lots nearby the Coliseum. While you are welcome to use these lots, please understand that USC does not control these lots in any manner.
Handicapped Accessible parking is available in all of the parking lots in Expo Park. By law, these spaces cannot be reserved in advance and on game day are offered to guests on a first-come first-served basis. Due to an extremely high demand for handicapped parking we are unfortunately unable to accommodate all of our guests, so please arrive early to ensure that you have a space in a lot. Please arrive with your State issued placard and identification, and parking personnel will guide you to your parking area. The fee for parking is $25.
If needed, the Police Headquarters are located inside the Coliseum gates at the North Coliseum Office.
The following items are NOT ALLOWED in the Coliseum:
Smoking is prohibited in any area of the LA Memorial Coliseum.
Strollers are prohibited inside the LA Coliseum.
Road side assistance is available to all guests at the stadium pre and postgame. Please contact parking services for assistance with battery service and lockouts.
USC Ticket Office
Phone: (213) 740-GOSC
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Web: www.gettrojantix.com
In Person: USC Student Union Building 100, Los Angeles, CA (M-F, 9am to 4pm)
Game Day: Ticket Booths are located on the outside of Gate 4 and 19. All booths open three hours prior to kickoff and close at halftime. Game Day tickets are based on availability.
General Will Call Booths are located outside of Gate 4. They open three hours prior to kickoff and they close at halftime. Please present a valid Photo I.D. to claim all will call tickets. Arrive early to avoid long lines that can happen right before kickoff.
USC Player guests may pick up their tickets at the will call area located inside of Gate 29. These booths open two hours prior to kickoff. Opponent player guests may pick up their tickets at Gate 4 starting two hours before kickoff. A valid Photo I.D. will be required for all ticket pickups.
The USC Ticket Office will address lost or stolen ticket issues with the primary account holder on record. Reprints maybe issued upon approval. The USC Ticket Office reserves the right to refuse any replacement ticket request.
There are many public transportation systems to bring you to the LA Memorial Coliseum. Please visit:
MTA - www.metro.net
Metrolink Trains - www.metrolinktrains.org
City of LA Traffic - www.trafficinfo.lacity.org
511 Traffic - www.511.org
USC Transportation - http://transnet.usc.edu/
The Trojan Fan Fest is located on Christmas Tree Lane just east of the Coliseum. Trojan Fan Fest opens three hours prior to kickoff of every home game. There are inflatable games for the kids and free giveaways for the parents. USC Athletics sponsors will be at all of the games this year to entertain you and your family prior to kickoff.