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Joined: Jan 11
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Posted: 16 Nov 2012, 07:17
I would love to hear ideas about how to make the turkey moist on the inside and nice and golden brown on the outside. I was told to use a bag, but wouldn't that make the outside soggy?
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Posted: 16 Nov 2012, 10:05
I am taking a cooking class right now... I have a few suggestions for you, but some of them aren't the healthiest. But, this is how a lot of chefs do it.
1.) Brining your turkey before you bake it. You can brine a turkey using just about any liquid and a little salt. Letting the turkey soak in that liquid will help it to retain moisture.
2.) Baking the turkey breast side down for the first part of cooking. This will allow the breast meat to stay moist while the dark meat cooks for a bit.
3.) Never baste your turkey too early! Basting early will actually dry out your turkey. Basting early draws moisture out of the turkey. Only baste for the last part of the cooking time, even the last 30 minutes.
4.) Coating your turkey in a small layer of some sort of fat. Lipids repell water and help to hold the moisture in. You don't have to use butter or anything with tons of saturated fat. A light coating of canola oil would work fine.
5.) Don't over cook the turkey! Check the temperature in the thigh of the turkey. When it gets to 165... Stop.
6.) Once the turkey is out of the oven, let it rest for a few minutes before slicing.
I hope this helps!
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Posted: 16 Nov 2012, 10:11
These are awesome! Thank you
I was thinking about Brining but didn't know how much salt to use. (saw it on TV) but this gives me choices. Thanks again!
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Posted: 16 Nov 2012, 10:51
My mother always bakes her turkey in the bag, and the turkey skin is always just right, with a little bit of crispiness--definitely not soggy!
Like JustADreamer suggested, my mom only bastes it during the last half hour of cooking.
Hope your turkey turns out great!
Believing you can is half the battle!
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Posted: 16 Nov 2012, 11:01
I don't just stuff the inside of the bird. I stick my hand between the meat and skin and separate. I put stuffing between the skin and meat over the breast and even down and around the thighs.
I put it on a rack in a roasting pan. Starting with dry skin, I rub butter and then season. I tent with foil and cook. For the last hour I remove foil and baste every 15 mins.
When done, I'll remove the stuffing. Take the pan drippings, remove some fat and make gravy.
By this time 20-30 mins has passed and its safe to cut the meat without having all the juice run out. Let the juice in the meat redistribute before cutting.
For my stuffing I dry out ancient grains 100% bread in the oven sauté diced celery and onions in butter. Mix them together and season with thyme, sage salt and pepper.
I eat healthy most of the time so using butter and making gravy isn't going to make me feel guilty. This isn't an every day meal and it's ok to live a little once and a while.
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Posted: 16 Nov 2012, 11:16
Wow, that sounds really good. I think I'll keep this for the seasoning and gravy suggestions as well. I was thinking about how to do the gravy. My mom makes the gravy by simmering organ meats, so adding the turkey fat as well sounds perfect.
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Posted: 16 Nov 2012, 11:25
Take the bag of organs and simmer real slow in salt free chicken broth. You can add onions and carrots some celery if you wish. Let it cook down then strain. This is the base for your gravy. It should reduce by half or more to make the flavours concentrated. Using some of the pan juice with a little fat is added to that broth. Just make sure the broth is a no salt added brand, or it will be too salty after it reduces.
You can add all the fluid in a blender add a little flour and blend well. Then put in pan heat slow and stir until it thickens up.
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Posted: 16 Nov 2012, 12:01
Haha! THANK YOU! I knew she made it from organs, but didn't know HOW to make it.. Thanks again, I will be trying this definitely
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Posted: 16 Nov 2012, 12:11
I learnt all this from my mom. She taught me how to cook when I was old and tall enough to use the stove. I didn't particularly like having to learn how to cook, but love it now more than you could imagine. I'm single and cooked myself a 23 lb turkey for our Canadian Thanksgiving in October, then went to my parents house to celebrate with the whole family.
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Posted: 16 Nov 2012, 12:26
Oh sweet, Didn't know you were Canadian
I'm in NH so you probably get the same weather we do if you're on the east.
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Posted: 18 Nov 2012, 05:42
I no longer cook turkey in the oven, but still have a few tips. First, prep your turkey for the oven, but for about half an hour before you place it in the oven place a large bag of ice over the breast. (A gallon resealable storage bag works well for this.) Remove the ice and loosely form a cover of aluminum foil over the breast. Remove the oil about 1/2 to 2/3 of the way through cooking so the breast will brown. Since white meat cooks quicker than dark, the cooling with the ice and then covering with foil slows cooking of the breast, thus allowing the turkey to cook more evenly, and thus moist white and dark meat.
But, like I said above, I no longer use the oven. For year I would deep fry the turkey. Last year, and my plan for this year, is to use only the turkey breast and smoke it. Good luck.
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Posted: 18 Nov 2012, 06:04
I would highly recommend Alton Brown's "Romancing the Bird" recipe (food network).
Basically you brine the turkey over night, stuff it with aromatics instead of stuffing, bake it at 500 for 30 minutes to crisp the skin, then cover the breast and cook it at a lower temp to keep it juicy. I've used this recipe for the past 5 years and it definitely makes a delicious bird! I never used to like white meat but now it's my favorite and many people have asked for my recipe. Also, the drippings are so flavorful that you barely need to add anything to make gravy. I can't wait for Thanksgiving! Good luck!
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Posted: 18 Nov 2012, 07:13
I wasn't online yesterday, so missed some posts. Thanks again for the suggestions, this helps quite a bit.
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Posted: 19 Nov 2012, 15:34
If you buy a fresh turkey, it might not be brined. Look at the ingredients on the label. If there is salt, brining it will only make it even saltier. Frozen turkeys are generally always pre-salted.
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Ten CIA grads talk about automotive design careers in three new videos
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2014 Student Independent Exhibition
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Progressive acquires artwork by CIA instructor Dan Tranberg
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Dinner by Design Art of the Table, and a runway show
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CIA congratulates Sreshta Rit Premnath 03, whose solo show at KANSAS GALLERY in New York City was a criticspick in the prestigious journal, Art Forum. Read the review here: http://ow.ly/utVXH
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Photography major captures images on hand-blown glass
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The Accident: Recent Work by Nicky Nodjoumi
Feb 14, 2014
Glass major wins award in Niche magazine competition
Apr 22, 2014 @ Museum of Contemporary Art Cleveland in Cleveland, OH
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3/13-17: Ikiru, To the Wonder, Escape from Tomorrow & more!
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CIA named one of the "Best in the Midwest"
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Biomedical Art is more than just the sign at the crossroads of art and science. It is the fusion of content and visual display of scientific information. The careful study of the minutiae of phenomena expressed through boundary-breaking art methods grounded on a foundation of tradition, convention, and communication.
Within the Biomedical Art Department at CIA there is an underlying collective consciousness that nurtures the students while each others' work. This diverse and supportive group vibrates with a gentle competitiveness that drives each of the students in their pursuit of perfection. This exhibition is an opportunity for the re-conceptualization and re-contextualization of Biomedical Art as fine art. The goal of the collective work is to allow the rich detail and abstract beauty of science to speak for itself through individual aesthetic narratives.
The 2013 graduating Biomedical Art class at the Cleveland Institute of Art is inspired by the sciences such as anatomy, medicine, biology, anthropology, and zoology, among other diverse areas. Visually communicating these important concepts in a clear, refined manner is the goal of the Biomedical Artist. The CIA BMA students have interests and specializations ranging from educational game design, interactive mobile applications, stunning animations, sculptural exhibit design, as well as socially conscious and informational art as activism.
The opening reception is from 6-9pm on May 3, and the exhibition runs through May 27.
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Jenna, a 27-year-old editor and dietitian, has had bunions on both of her feet since she was a child. She's had surgery to decrease some of the pain, but still must choose footwear carefully and wear orthotics regularly. Despite the pain, she stays physically active with walking, spinning, and yoga.
What was your first sign that something was wrong? What symptoms did you experience?
I've had bunions since I was a kid. I always had extremely wide, flat, misshapen feet with a large bony protrusion on the inside below the big toe. Squeezing my feet into stylish shoes was not an option for me. It hurt too much and wasn't worth it to me. My main symptoms were pain and redness around the bunion itself.
What was the diagnosis experience like?
It's hard for me to remember the diagnosis of bunions because it happened when I was so young. It was probably done by my pediatrician. My mother and her brother both have bunions, as does my sister, so it wasn't a great shock. However, I have the worst case in my family.
How was your bunion treated?
Before surgery was an option, I simply managed with proper footwear–wide shoes and the like. A podiatrist told me recently that I should have been wearing orthotics in my shoes since I was a kid, but the ones given to me were much too large and bulky, even for my sensible shoes. An earlier podiatrist had even given me some sort of brace to wear that is supposed to realign your big toes by preventing the tendency for them to point inward. These, unfortunately, were useless, which is fine because I didn't wear them anyway (too uncomfortable and unrealistic).
Eventually, when the bunion on my right foot got so bad that the skin was beginning to break, I opted for surgery. I had to go in for several consultations, x-rays, and examinations so that they could determine the extent of surgery needed. X-rays typically focus on the angle between the 1st and 2nd metatarsal bones. My bunion was large and required a more extreme form of surgery where they removed 2 wedges of bone, with the intention of realigning the big toe and metatarsal bones. The result was not a "normal" foot, but rather a smaller bunion. I have much less pain in the right foot than in the left. That was 5 years ago.
The left bunion has become more troublesome and I've considered having surgery on it. A podiatrist advised me that by keeping my feet in the proper position using orthotics, I could actually postpone or avoid completely the need for the second operation.
Did you have to make any lifestyle changes in response to your bunions?
Basically I have to wear sensible shoes–shoes that are wide enough to accommodate my bunion and provide structure and support. I'm also committed to wearing my orthotics, especially during exercise (although sandal season doesn't much allow for that!)
What advice would you give to anyone living with a bunion?
Anyone with a bunion should know that although it is a genetic condition, they can affect the progression of the problem. Wearing proper footwear, getting fitted for orthotics, and seeing a podiatrist regularly can really make a difference.
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Projects are proposed actions that are analyzed through the NEPA process (EIS, EA, or CE) that involves analyzing different alternatives to the proposed action, requires public notice and comment, and results in a NEPA decision (ROD, DN, or DM) which, subject to an administrative appeals process, and is implemented on the ground.
The Forest Projects below are projects that we are analyzing or have analyzed under the NEPA process.
AT&T Master Permit Renewal for Telephone Lines
To renew AT&T's authorizations on the CNF. Renew one master permit with 135 amendments, one 50-year rights-of-way, one telephone booth, and one access on private road to telephone facilties.
Forest-Wide Unauthorized Route Decommissioning
The Cleveland National Forest is seeking funding from the California Off-Highway Vehicle (OHV) Grants Program to decommission unauthorized routes, as defined by the 2008 Motorized Travel Management decision, that have the greatest resource impacts.
Cleveland National Forest Invasive Weed Management Plan
This project is to plan for weed treatment activities for known infestations of certain invasive plant species. Weed removal efforts may include herbicides. A rapid response weed treatment protocol for new infestations will also be developed.
El Cariso Fire Station 51 Special Use Permit Reissuance
The proposed action is to continue allowing Riverside County Engine 51 and crew to use the facilities located at El Cariso Fire Station under a special use permit, for Firefighters and Paramedics conducting emergency activities and routine duties.
Elsinore Peak Fuels Treatment
The Trabuco Ranger District proposes to create a fuels treatment area adjacent to the community of Rancho Capistrano and along the South Main Divide Road [6s07] by using mechanical treatments and burning.
Laguna Water System Improvement
Installation of a new electrical drop and service, water and control line distribution to a new reservoir site, the installation of a new 100,000 gallon reservoir and water distribution line extension to connect to the existing Laguna water system.
Lake Morena Community Defense Project
Create and maintain defensible space on NFS lands in the vicinity of Lake Morena Village.
San Diego Gas & Electric (SDG&E) Master Special Use Permit
The Cleveland National Forest proposes to issue a Master Special Use Permit to San Diego Gas and Electric Company (SDG&E) for the operation and maintenance of existing electric distribution and transmission lines, appropriate access roads, and other appurtenant facilities.
Southern California National Forests Land Management Plan Amendment
The Southern California National Forests (the Angeles, Cleveland, Los Padres, and San Bernardino National Forests) are developing a proposed amendment for the Land Management Plans (LMPs) adopted in 2006. The proposed amendment would revise land use zone allocations for select Inventoried Roadless Areas (IRAs) within the four forests and amend LMP monitoring protocols. This proposed LMP amendment is a result of the Settlement Agreement approved January 3, 2011 for California Resources Agency, et al vs. United States Department of Agriculture, and Center for Biological Diversity, et al vs. United States Department of Agriculture. Scoping began on April 27, 2012 and closed on June 11, 2012. One EIS will be prepared with a Record of Decision (ROD) for each Land Management Plan. This joint planning process will maintain the consistent management direction and format across the four Forests.
Trabuco District Dam Removal Project
The existing dams on Silverado, Holy Jim, Trabuco, and San Juan Creeks impede stream flow and interfere with the movements of fish and other aquatic species. Demolition of the dams is proposed to remove these obstacles to fish passage.
Union Pacific Railroad Permit Reissuance
Union Pacific Railroad has requested an amendment to their lease to replace a 60-foot tower with a new 120-foot tower at Sierra Peak, including a new concrete pad, a new ice bridge cable tray, a new smaller generator, and a new retaining wall.
Cedar Creek Falls Visitor Use Management
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Descanso District Unauthorized Route Decommissioning 2014
Through this project, several unauthorized routes would first be ripped using an excavator to loosen compacted soil, reduce erosion, and enable vegetation to become established. Then, metal barriers would be installed to prevent their further use.
Feral Pig Damage Control Project
The Cleveland NF proposes to reduce and, where possible, eliminate further impacts from increasing numbers of non-native wild pigs on Forest Service land and water resources, including impacts to plant and animal species.
Mount Laguna and Pine Valley Community Defense and Healthy Forest Restoration Project
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Palomar Mountain Vegetation Treatment Program
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Silverado Fuel Break
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Wildomar Off-Highway Vehicle Management Plan
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These little creatures are hard to photograph because they are constantly in flight, even if you got remotely close to them they would zip off. After about an hour and a half photographing other things in the wetlands I happened across the perfect moment where one was perched so i took advantage of it. I really liked the fact it had markings resembling tiger stripes. Thus the reason i names this Dragonfly Tiger. I made sure to be extra careful on the approach to photograph this tiny beast. I actually lucked out twice on this day and captured another picture of dragonflies, You'll have to see that.
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The Pulse Charger Electric Scooter lets your child cruise around the neighborhood in style. It can speed up to 10 miles per hour with a twist of the throttle. Its handlebar can be adjusted for a comfortable ride. The scooter runs on a battery that takes about 1-2 hours to charge fully. It can run up to 45 minutes or 10 miles on a single charge. With front and rear tires made of polyurethane, the scooter provides a superior grip and a smooth ride. This 100-watt, electric scooter is recommended for children ages 8 and up. It can hold weight up to 125 pounds.
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We had a short online chat with Az Samad, a Malaysian guitarist and composer who was a guest performer for Square Enix's Final Fantasy-themed music concert.
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On this week's episode, we talk about Final Fantasy and nothing but; at least after the 12 minute mark.
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A pioneer father transports his beloved fruit trees and his family to Oregon in the mid-nineteenth century.
Little Bidemmi tells sweet stories about cherries--buying them, sharing them, and eating them--with her words and pictures.
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When seven-year-old Ali's greedy pet steals cherries from the wicked Sultan for whom his father keeps carrier pigeons, Ali is given three days to find 600 new cherries or his father will be thrown into the deep, dark oubliette. Includes facts about carrier pigeons and the sultan on whom this story is based, as well as an excerpt from "In Praise of Books" by al-Jahiz.
"In this exuberant companion story to How to Make an Apple Pie and See the World, our young baker sets her sights on a cherry pie. She heads off on a round-the-U.S.A. journey to find all the materials she needs to stock her kitchen: New Mexico for clay (mixing bowl), Washington for wood (rolling pin), Hawaii for sand (sand? to make the glass for her measuring cup, of course). In joyful art filled with small vignettes and sly humor, two-time Caldecott Honor winner Marjorie Priceman takes us on a cross country journey by riverboat, taxi, bus, train, plane--all in search of the natural resources of our country. Includes a brightly painted endpaper map of the U.S.A.--and a recipe for cherry pie, of course!"
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An impoverished knight finds a miracle when his cherry tree blooms on Christmas Day, but greedy servants get in his way when he tries to take the fruit to the King.
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John Adams and George H. W. Bush share a unique place in American history: both were presidents themselves, and both fathered presidents. McCullough's masterpiece of biography--his first book since the equally distinguished Truman (1992)--brings John Adams pere out from the shadow of his predecessor in the presidency, the Founding Father George Washington. Of hardy New England stock and blessed with a happy upbringing, Adams led an adult life that paralleled the American colonies' movement toward independence and the establishment of the American republic, a long but inspiring process in which Adams was heavily involved. Adams' historical reputation is that of a cold, cranky person who couldn't get along with other people; McCullough sees him as blunt and thin-skinned--and consequently not good at taking criticism--but also as a person of great intelligence, compassion, and even warmth. According to McCullough, Adams' drive to succeed influenced nearly every move he made. He was a lawyer by profession, but when rumblings of self-governance began to stir, Adams' inherent love of personal liberty inevitably drew him into an important role in what was to come. Interestingly, McCullough avers that Adams did not view his election to the presidency as the crowning achievement of his career, for he "was inclined to look back upon the long struggle for independence as the proud defining chapter." But Adams' greatest accomplishment as president, so he himself believed, was the peace his administration brought to the land. This is a wonderfully stirring biography; to read it is to feel as if you are witnessing the birth of a country firsthand.


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OTTAWA - Canada joined allies across the world Tuesday in expelling Syrian diplomats, as the slaughter of the innocent in Houla provoked a broad severing of global ties with the pariah Assad regime in Damascus.
Foreign Affairs Minister John Baird said Canada was expelling Syrian diplomats in the wake of the weekend massacre in Houla. The United Nations said 108 people died in the massacre, including 49 children and 34 women — one of the deadliest events in the 15-month uprising against Syrian President Bashar Assad's regime.
Canada took part in a co-ordinated diplomatic offensive along with the United States, Britain, Canada, Australia, France, Germany, Italy, Spain, Bulgaria and the Netherlands as the UN revealed more gruesome details of the events in Houla: the massacre included the close-range shootings of scores of children and parents in their homes.
The report did not specify who carried out most of the killings.
In Ottawa, a small but noisy crowd began to gather outside the Syrian embassy as several RCMP officers stood guard on the sidewalk.
Halah al-Horani, a high school English teacher in Damascus until she emigrated to Canada four years ago, was initially numbed by the violence in Houla before she came out to add her voice to Tuesday's dissent.
"I spent two days not speaking," said al-Horani, 53. "All the time, I was imagining how those children were feeling when they were watching their friends, other families, getting slaughtered by those monstrous people."
Raed Arab, 46, said the diplomatic expulsion was long overdue.
"We asked for this a long time ago. But it took more lives for the Canadian government to take action. We thank the government for taking this action," said Arab, a Palestinian-Canadian, whose mother is Syrian.
"This regime is a Mafia," he added. "The latest killing just shows just how murderous this regime is. And how brutal they are."
Baird said all remaining diplomats in Ottawa and their families have five days to leave Canada. As is the case in several other countries, Syria's ranking diplomat is a charge d'affairs, not an ambassador.
As well, another Syrian diplomat waiting to come to Canada will be refused entry.
Baird said Canadians, like other people around the world, were horrified to learn on the weekend about the massacre, including nearly three dozen children under the age of 10.
"Canada and our partners are speaking loudly, with one voice, in saying these Syrian representatives are not welcome in our countries while their masters in Damascus continue to perpetrate their heinous and murderous acts," Baird said.
"The ongoing violence must stop immediately, and the Syrian people must be free to realize for themselves a better, brighter future. Canada remains committed to working with the international community to find solutions to this crisis."
Britain said further sanctions would be considered against Syria, but there was no prospect of any more intervention.
British Foreign Secretary William Hague signalled that Russia — a supporter of Syria — would face more pressure following Tuesday's action.
"We will continue to discuss this with Russia. Russia has particular leverage on the regime and therefore has a particular role in this crisis."
Hague said the situation in Syria is more complicated than the events in Libya last year, when the UN Security Council approved air strikes that ultimately contributed to the ouster of dictator Moammar Gadhafi's regime.
Defence Minister Peter MacKay wouldn't speculate on whether the Security Council would ever be able to act in unanimity, in the face of veto-wielding members China and Russia.
"China and Russia in particular have been very reticent to agree to a Security Council resolution, at least one that would mirror similar efforts to try to bring to an end the violence. But we continue to push along with our partners," MacKay said Tuesday.
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Russia says international envoy Kofi Annan will visit Moscow on Monday to discuss the ongoing crisis in Syria. Russia also called for an inquiry into an alleged massacre that took place in the village of Tramseh on Thursday. "We have no doubt that this wrongdoing serves the interests of those powers that are not seeking peace but persistently seek to sow the seeds of interconfessional and civilian conflict on Syrian soil," Russia's foreign ministry said in a statement, according to Reuters. Moscow did not apportion blame for the killings.
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The Associated Press obtained a video that purports to show the aftermath of an alleged massacre in the village of Tramseh, near Hama.
How do Syria's fighters get their arms? An overview put together by Reuters explains that there are three gateways to the country -- Lebanon, Turkey, and Iraq.
Syrian rebels are smuggling small arms into Syria through a network of land and sea routes involving cargo ships and trucks moving through Turkey, Lebanon and Iraq, maritime intelligence and Free Syrian Army (FSA) officers say. Western and regional powers deny any suggestion they are involved in gun running. Their interest in the sensitive border region lies rather in screening to ensure powerful weapons such as surface to air missiles do not find their way to Islamist or other militants.
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According to the Hama Revolutionary Council, a Syrian opposition group, more than 220 people have been killed in a new alleged massacre in Taramseh. Earlier reports said more than 100 people were killed. "More than 220 people fell today in Taramseh," the Council said in a statement. "They died from bombardment by tanks and helicopters, artillery shelling and summary executions."
Fadi Sameh, an opposition activist from Taramseh, told Reuters he had left the town before the reported massacre but was in touch with residents. "It appears that Alawite militiamen from surrounding villages descended on Taramseh after its rebel defenders pulled out, and started killing the people. Whole houses have been destroyed and burned from the shelling," Sameh claimed.
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Syrian activist Rami Jarrah tweets that Syrian State TV has confirmed deaths in Tremseh. "Terrorists" is often the term used by the Syrian regime for opposition forces.
@ AlexanderPageSY : Syrian State TV: clashes between security apparatus & terrorists in #Tremseh of #Hama leaves large numbers of terrorists killed #Syria |
@ Reuters : UPDATE: DEATH TOLL IN SYRIAN FORCES' ATTACK ON VILLAGE IN SYRIA'S HAMA REGION IS MORE THAN 200, MOSTLY CIVILIANS - OPPOSITION ACTIVISTS |
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AUBURN, N.Y. (AP) - President Barack Obama says that when it comes to Washington's lack of action on big issues, "the buck stops with me."
But Obama also criticizes Republicans for focusing on issues that would be bad for the economy, like shutting down the government in order to defund "Obamacare" or not raising the nation's borrowing limit.
The president says some Republicans tell him privately that they agree with him, but are worried about facing primary challenges from the tea party or being criticized by conservative commentators. Obama says that while he can't force lawmakers to do the right thing, he will stay focused on what he knows "will be good for the American people."
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Jacksonville Sandalwood linebacker Kain Daub has committed to Florida State's 2014 recruiting class. (PHELAN M. EBENHACK / FOR THE SENTINEL / January 4, 2013) |
The news didn't come as much of a surprise on Saturday, since Kain Daub hasn't really hidden his favoritism recently for Florida State.
The Jacksonville Sandalwood linebacker, however, made it official to the Noles' coaching staff during a visit to Tallhassee on Friday night and he announced his commitment to the FSU 2014 recruiting class via both his Facebook and Twitter accounts on Saturday afternoon.
Via @daubkain he tweeted "Newest member of #NoleNation Go Noles Joining my big bro @livinglegend_44."
His reference to @livinglegend_44 is to FSU 2013 signee DeMarcus Walker, a former Sandalwood standout himself, who picked the Seminoles after an earlier commitment to Alabama. He also joins current Sandalwood teammate defensive end Blake McClain as a 2014 Seminoles' pledge. FSU now has eight commitments in the current recruiting class.
Daub has been seen at numerous offseason camps and combines sporting Florida State shorts and other paraphernalia. He was hamming it up with other FSU commits McClain and 2015 pledge DeAndre Johnson, a quarterback at Jacksonville First Coast, during the Orlando Nike Football Training Camp three weeks ago. Many on hand at that camp thought he was already a 'Noles commitment.
He is ranked as the No. 2 inside linebacker in the country for the Class of 2014 by 247Sports.com's composite rankings, which is an average of rankings from all major recruiting services.
Attempts to reach Daub by the Sentinel were unsuccessful, but he told Justin Barney of the Jacksonville-based Florida Times Union, "I just really like the coaches and felt like I could get early playing time. Those were big to me." (T-U Story link here)
Daub started his high school career at Sandalwood before briefly moving to Ponte Vedra, where he played a year at Nease High. He moved back to Jacksonville in the middle of last season. McClain also is a Nease-to-Sandalwood transfer.
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