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Drew Barrymore
We've been eagerly awaiting Drew Barrymore's new beauty line, Flower, since we first heard about the project, and now the products are finally hitting store shelves. Last night at a launch party for the brand, which is a collaboration with Walmart and available exclusively from the mass retailer, we caught up with Drew herself, who told us all about her role in developing the products and being a "drugstore queen."
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Do you have any quirky beauty habits, or tricks you've picked up being in front of the camera for so many years?
I definitely still love to wear my lipstick on my cheeks. There's symmetry in the color, I love that. I love when people highlight the corners of your eyes, and all of a sudden you're like, 'Oh my God! What did you just do?' And I don't do it as well, but it is an art.
I wash my face as often as I can in a day, because it keeps my skin clear. I'm kind of drugstore queen, I have to admit. I love witch hazel wipes and a very gentle soap - it's like a facial on the go. I like brushes and bobby pins and hairbands. I don't go to a lot of fancy stuff with hair and skin. I do love prestige makeup though, and I do love mass makeup - and with this line, I wanted to bring the two worlds together.
What's your favorite product in the line?
I am that jerk who's going to say 'everything' because I labored over every single [one of] 181 SKUs. But I've always wanted to do minis. Bags are getting smaller, makeup is getting bigger - this is not working. And we love to throw things in our bags for two weeks at a time, and then switch it out, but for those two weeks you get stuck on whatever makeup is in your bag, because you go to work and you have to go to a function that night, you have what you have in your purse. I like the idea of choosing - you could have a darker eye and a lighter eye and a darker lip and a lighter lip; you can have several different looks you're carrying.
How did the partnership with Walmart come about?
I loved the women who ran it. They were sophisticated and they were smart, and very much like my relationship with CoverGirl, I got to know them, and I trusted them, and respected them. And I knew that the vision was the same [as mine]. I don't know how to put my name with things, I don't think I could succeed in that way - I want to put myself into things infinite percent. I knew that what they were driving at, that they wanted to build a brand and not a name, was completely in keeping with what I thought that we could bring to a brand, what I want to deliver. I fought for the best formulas. I wanted to design a campaign that I thought was happy. Happiness is the best makeup you can wear, period!
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STUDENT loan debt now exceeds credit card debt in the United States. But simply advancing money for a college education does not necessarily mean results for students coming out.
According to a couple of stories that surfaced this week, that isn't the case at all.
James Skidmore, who heads West Virginia's Council for Community and Technical College Education, spoke to lawmakers Monday, as did Chancellor Paul Hill of the state Higher Education Policy Commission.
Their message: Cutting funding for higher education would hurt colleges' ability to help students, and 2) the state's two-year and four-year colleges must do a better job of ensuring that students actually earn degrees.
* Only 75 percent of first-time freshmen returned to West Virginia's four-year colleges in 2011.
* Less than half of students at four-year schools earned a degree within six years.
* Less than 28 percent of students who enter the state's 10 community and technical colleges to earn a two-year associate degree or certificate actually earn one within six years.
* In 2011, more than 65 percent of the students entering the state's two-year colleges needed to take remedial courses - as did more than 20 percent of the students entering four-year colleges.
Dismal - and so was the content of a story, "Push to Gauge Bang for Buck from College Gains Steam," in Tuesday's Wall Street Journal.


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Recipe by MakeItHealthy
"We kept the cottage cheese and sour cream that make this macaroni and cheese recipe unique, but used lower-fat versions of each. The healthier version also uses whole grain macaroni and whole wheat breadcrumbs."
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8 ounces whole wheat elbow macaroni
1 (8 ounce) package shredded reduced-fat Cheddar cheese
12 ounces low-fat cottage cheese
1 (8 ounce) container light sour cream
1/4 cup grated Parmesan cheese
salt and ground black pepper to taste
1 cup whole wheat bread crumbs
2 tablespoons butter, melted
This totally satisfied our craving for mac and cheese! I sprinkled in a few drops of liquid smoke and shook in some powdered mustard, omitted the butter and used less crumbs. Next time I'll toss the cheese mix into the food processor for a more uniform look (no need to see chunks of cottage cheese in the final product) ~Thanks Chuck, this one's a keeper!!!
Made this recipe today... I tripled the ingredients (to freeze for future meals) and it filled a 9 x 13 dish with enough left over for one small loaf pan... I can't see it (as is) filling a 9 x 13... unless I did something wrong...? The flavour is good... but I do not like seeing the cottage cheese "chunks"... I should have processed them first... due to those two concerns, I give this a 3 star....
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My husband and I enjoyed this mac & cheese version. I used greek yogurt instead of sour cream. I would suggest to use 1/2 cup of bread crumbs it seemed to be too much topping. We plan on making this again.
My husband and 5 yr old loved this. I used 12 oz of Ronzoni Smart Taste elbow pasta and regular Daisy sour cream. I also only used 1/4 cup of bread crumbs and sprayed the top with Pam Butter spray to omit the butter. I used the recipe builder on myfitnesspal.com and it was 485 calories/serving for 6 servings. Served with a side salad and it was awesome! Thanks for the recipe!
I was a bit skeptical when I saw the ingredients, but I wanted a healthier version of a family favorite. Not only is this recipe a healthier version of traditional mac and cheese, it's delicious! The second time I tried it I omitted the topping, reducing the calories and fat/cholesterol content even further. It wasn't missed. I also added a little bit of skim milk to make the sauce even creamier.
All 4 of us liked this!!! This includes 2 teenage girls and my husband. All of us liking something doesn't happen often, so thanks for submitting it. Generally, anything called "Healthier" doesn't go over well. BUT I have been trying to get away from red meat and striving for meatless and tried this. Used regular pasta and breadcrumbs, no wheat variations. Regular cheddar cheese, no lowfat available. Definitely worth a try, if you're on the fence. Will be making this regularly.
I have now made this 3 times with many comments - all positive. I even gave some to a friend but didn't tell him what was in it because he doesn't like cottage cheese or sour cream. He loved the mac&cheese, then I told him the contents. He would like more!! I made exactly as directed.
This recipe was delicious! I made a few changes. I doubled the macaroni. I took the advice from the other reviewers and blended the cottage cheese in a blender. I added 1 teaspoon salt, 1 teaspoon dry mustard, 1/4 teaspoon ground black pepper, 1/4 teaspoon Worcestershire. I reduced the bread crumbs to 1/2 cup and used Panko bread crumbs, and added only 1 Tablespoon of butter to them. Baked for 35 minutes in an 8 by 11 pan. And since I doubled the macaroni there's about half the fat per serving! Thanks for sharing!
* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet.
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A love for the Big Mac and quick actions to help rescue three kidnapping victims and a child from a Cleveland home gained Charles Ramsey a place in the national spotlight earlier this month.
But the 43-year-old straight-talker credited with helping rescue Amanda Berry, her daughter, Gina DeJesus and Michelle Knight on May 6 doesn't want a free meal and in no uncertain words has told restaurants to hold the lettuce, tomato and nonsense.
Through his attorney, Ramsey said he wants help for the women allegedly held captive by Ariel Castro and no undue publicity, the Cleveland Plain Dealer reports.
"I want everyone to know that I have nothing to do with this trash," Ramsey said in a written statement released by attorney Patricia Walker. His comments were in response to a burger named in his honor and an offer for free burgers for life.
Police say Amanda Berry, Gina DeJesus and Michelle Knight had been held captive in the Castro's house for at least nine years.
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The trio disappeared separately.
Ramsey and his neighbor Angel Cordero helped kidnapping victim Berry and her young daughter. The other two young women were freed soon after.
Walker told the PD Ramsey was disgusted by an online video game that depicts him and Ariel Castro in a hamburger food fight.
Ramsey famous stopped eating his Big Mac to help Berry.
The dishwasher's employer, Cleveland's Hodges, released the Ramsey Burger, an an 8-ounce Angus Beef burger with a secret sauce.
The restaurant has removed the burger from its menu, the Plain Dealer reports.
"The Ramsey burger was named to honor an employee at a time he indicated he would be returning to his job at Hodge's. It was not developed to generate additional revenue for the restaurant — nor has it," the business said in a statement. "We are saddened to hear that Chuck did not take this — or the offer of so many Cleveland restaurants to give him free meals — in the spirit we intended."
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Young Cassie Louise Lightfoot, who soared above New York City rooftops in the Caldecott Honor Book (and Coretta Scott King Award-winning) Tar Beach, returns for an imaginative historical adventure.
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John Henry swims better than anyone I know.
He crawls like a catfish,
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but he doesn't swim in the town pool with me.
He's not allowed.
Many people know about Harriet Tubman's adult life — how she helped hundreds of slaves escape to freedom along the Underground Railroad. But how many know about Harriet Tubman's life as a child on the Brodas plantation in the late 1820s?
Clap your hands and tip your hat as the astonishing "Mr. Bojangles" gracefully leaps across each page and wins the hearts of people everywhere. With a simple rhyming text and bold, graceful illustrations, the Dillons have created a read-aloud picture book perfect for even the youngest children.
The moving story of how Jackie Robinson became the first black player on a major league baseball team and how on a fateful day in Cincinnati, Pee Wee Reese took a stand and declared Jackie his teammate.
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Written by Administrator Friday, 09 November 2012 13:45
If you have questions regarding your class, please contact your current rep. You will find their name and contact info below:
Winged Sprint - Pete Lederer - 223-9860
Econo Sprints - Cindy Texeira - 389-2548
Mini Modified - Bulla Nelson - 492-8181
Mini-Stock - KRP - 782-7432
Modifed & Super Modified - Jeremy Moniz - 864-4398
Cruzer Bruzers (Bomber) - Curtis Bautista - 306-5214
Mini Truck - Steven Chong - 258-4048
Super Street - Mike Stennett - 265-4646
Super Modified is being suggested as a Beginner Class for Open Wheel. A beginner is someone who has never raced in an open wheel class, wing, non-wing, or super modified. If you are interested in participating, please contact the appropriate Rep.
Any other questions may be directed to Michael Kitchens @ 782-7432
Mahalo and we hope to see you at the historic first race on December 9th, 2012!
Stock Car Mass Meeting - Nov 2, 2012
Written by Administrator Wednesday, 24 October 2012 14:20
There will be a Mass Meeting for all classes Friday, November 2, 2012 at 6:30 pm at Kalaeloa Raceway Park.
The purpose for this meeting is to go over the Rules and Specs of your cars for the various classes and to go over Pit Areas and Track Design.
We understand some of you may have other commitments on this date, so please have a representative from your team attend this meeting for you. There might be some voting done this night. Your representative should be someone who can act on your behalf.
If you have any questions or concerns, please write them down prior to this meeting and bring them with you. We would like this opportunity to cover them.
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There he goes after the ball.... Go on spike it again spanky.
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Government school has been so mean to to you taking any and all self initiative away from you.... |
Funny, that doctorate and professional license seemed to me to take quite a bit of work to achieve, and maintain. woof |
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I think it is too late now to worry aout who wins. You people from Pedro need to learn to read. Come out of them there hollers and learn something besides breeding and welfare.. Your what's wrong with this state and country now..
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I am currently working on a G5 ATX conversion but I have one thing which I yet have to decide. I really want to keep the stock look on the back of my G5. But the problem, of course, is the fact that fitting the motherboard directly to the back of the case will force you to cut out space for the motherboard I/O panel. Thinking of this, I came up with the idea of placing the motherboard slightly to the front of the case (so the PCI cards will not be mounted directly to the rear slots). When a GPU is installed, I could simply use a DVI bracket with a DVI extension cable attached to extend the video output to the rear slots.
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This might work, although I have two major concerns:
- I am planning to use a high power GPU (ATI HD5850) in this build. The GPU blows out it's heat at the back of the card, through its mounting bracket. When placing the back of the GPU in the case, the GPU may not be able to blow all it's heat out of the case. This may be solvable by making a air duct which extends to the back of the case to guide the heat out of it. I would also replace the stock expansion slot brackets with ones with ventilation holes.
- Is it okay to fit a pretty heavy GPU just to a PCIe-slot, instead of also attaching it with a screw to the case? I'm slightly worried about the amount of weight which will be put on the motherboard because the GPU is not attached to the case itself.
I am planning on using a Gigabyte M-ATX motherboard with this build.
I would really appreciate any feedback, thanks in advance!
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08:08 AM ET 10.05 | Rookie forward Royce Royce White's agreement with the Rockets goes beyond taking the bus, but, in his words, "that was kind of the meat and potatoes of it." Applauding the Rockets for their efforts to make his transition into the NBA as healthy as possible, [White] said he and the team have an agreement in place, that when approved by the league, will allow him to bus to selected games. White suffers from an anxiety disorder and his fear of flying is one of the issues connected to his illness. He has yet to report to the Rockets training camp while the two sides finalize the details and get approval from the NBA and the players union, which is standard for anything added to an NBA contract. White said he is hopeful of rejoining the team within a week.
May have to go BA Baracus on this dude.....I got a feeling this isnt going to end well.
See if he can hook up with Madden on Select dates...
Just looked up Mr. White on Wiki and found "White was able to bench-press 185 pounds 29 times in pre-combine workouts. This would have bested the current NBA draft combine record of 27 repetitions set by Jason Keep in 2003".
Back in the Day I could do 185 / 29 - now if only I could shoot off the dribble and jump a little higher :-)
His fear of flying is legitimate and because of this, I think his and the Rockets solution is fine, but I'm not the league or the union so we'll see how it pans out.
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Seems like this could end up being problematic especially during Winter months. Imagine driving across several states on road trips during snow storms.
Minnesota to Portland in 2 days... Road Trip!
Afraid of flying and playing for the Rockets... am I the only one who sees the irony here?
Royce Royce...I love how ridiculously parents name their children.
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Afraid of flying and playing for the Rockets... am I the only one who sees the irony here?
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Today Matt Asay, Canonical COO, announced on his Canonical Voices blog that he has decided to leave Canonical.
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Brendan Bashin-Sullivan '15 writes about his recent trip to Tokyo and the way we conceive of efficiency in the food system:
If fish were self-aware, and had developed a notion of retributive justice, and could conceive of an afterlife, they might cast the Tsukiji Central Fish Market in Tokyo as fish hell. Approaching the market you see the small fry in the various outbuildings, those who have been gutted for a particular organ or chopped to pieces, or marinated, or hung out to dry. These are the outer circles, and you sense that the fish have gotten off easy because of their size. It is when you reach the final circle, through roofed, shabby, blood-slick wet concrete paths that weave between brightly lit stalls, that you see the tuna. They are maybe not fish anymore exactly. They are frozen solid. Their pectoral fins have been cut off, leaving a pair of huge handholds on their sides. Capable, bored-looking old men with cigarettes hanging from their mouths run the fish through bandsaws, cutting the frozen meat, nose to tail, into wedges and planks, which stay rigid. Some still have skin, fins, and spines attached.
Full disclosure: fish hell, to me, was awesome. It was the most fun I had in Japan. I got blood on my boots. I ate ramen standing on the street with the capable bored-looking old men with cigarettes hanging from their mouths. I ate perfect cubes of fatty tuna. I got out of "lost in translation" angst-core mode and got a little goofy. This all happened at about 6 AM on a blisteringly cold late-December day in the largest fish market in the world, while tens of millions of dollars' worth of fish were changing hands on the auction floor not a hundred yards away. Eerie calm and contained chaos and everyone trying to pretend that they weren't having a great time because they were up against realness. Especially me.
And I guess that's what I grapple about now. I would take a job there if you offered me. I would get strong and competent, good at driving tiny carts around tight corners, good at flensing and hacking tuna-bodies into manageable pieces. I would develop sixth and seventh senses, and never fall down on the job, or get cut on the bandsaw, and I would throw and catch the necessities of the job effortlessly. Tsujiki seems to allow states of grace to coalesce around, in and through it. It has the sublime rhythmic efficacy of an organ, a heart pumping fish through a vast network into every tiny corner of Tokyo. And for that reason I found it intensely beautiful.
But in another sense Tsukiji is emblematic of a deeply problematic relationship with the ocean. I read a phenomenal book this winter, Paul Greenberg's "Four Fish: The Future of the Last Wild Food", which complicated the excitement I felt for Tsujiki. It's not as simple as "oh, killing fish is cruel, this is a murder-market, I will abstain." I don't think that. I think that any place so foundational to the life of a city is above that kind of reductive thinking. In providing a solution to the problem "distribute 2000 tons of fish to 13 million people", Tsukiji has outpaced moral indictment by several orders of magnitude. My problem is one of trophic levels and efficiencies. I'd like to dig into them with reference to the frozen, finless tuna.
In Four Fish, Paul Greenberg engages in a sustained investigation of the way we extract nourishment from the ocean. The subtitle of the book is telling: The Future of the Last Wild Food. Greenberg astutely points out that we have never really progressed past a hunter-gatherer relationship with sea life. We are able to catch more fish in less time now, but we have yet to meaningfully domesticate, or even steward the sea life on which we most depend: tuna, salmon, cod, or bass.
Tuna are especially problematic in this regard. Tuna are apex predators who expend enormous energy to make catches. This is responsible for their fatty red flesh. But the same feature that makes them delicious also makes them a highly inefficient source of protein: Greenberg's going estimate is that a tuna must eat 50 pounds of smaller fish in order to gain a pound themselves. In a sense, the frozen tuna blocks at Tsujiki are frozen chunks of lion meat: the culmination of a food chain. It is telling that the French phrase for seafood is fruits-du-mer: the fruits of the sea. We have historically underestimated the trophic level of seafood, because the processes that generate it are obscure to us. But we cannot continue to hunt and gather sea-protein as we have: it becomes clearer with every diminishing catch that our needs demand an extractive relationship with the ocean that is no longer sustainable.
Tsukiji's impressiveness, then, stems not from its correctness but its efficiency. And the discord between how well Tsukiji does its work and how bad that work really is gets at a problem I've been trying to mull for a while now: why is industrial food able to monopolize the quality of efficiency? Conventional industrial food production points to an illusion of efficiency: it claims that it is able to get the most food to the most people with the least waste. A common thread of opposition to re-localized or de-industrialized food production revolves around a perceived loss of efficiency, and attendant food shortage.
But Tsujiki, properly understood, teaches us a more important lesson: the efficiency of industrial food is not absolute efficiency. It is an efficient fulfillment of a desire built on habit and preference that does not inherently account for the future. Tsukiji shows us that the processing, sale, and distribution of fish can be centralized and optimized in exciting and authentic ways, ways that speak to Japan's history and culture as well as the lives and livelihoods of those who work the market. But that efficiency is more reason to ensure that the fish entering the market are harvested in an attentive rather than extractive relationship with the ocean.
We need to reinvest the efficiencies of distribution into maintaining efficient production: rebuilding aquatic ecosystems, pioneering oceanic farming and ranching techniques, protecting baseline genetic diversity, distributing our impact among species that can endure it, and aiming for greater trophic efficiency than the tuna's abysmal 50-to-1.
We cannot see or predict the ocean nearly as readily as the land. This has meant that we pay less attention to it, that we consider ourselves subject to, not responsible for, the mysteries of the deep. Our impact, however, has long outstripped this mindset, and we have acquired industrial strength on the ocean without the corresponding advance in care or attention. There is a competence and a grace to be found here as a species. The sublime power and mystery of the sea is a reason to approach it with reverence and humility, not to excuse ourselves from our responsibility to act cooperatively with it.
Looking for follow up from last week's New York Times Magazine food issue? Look no further: here's Mark Bittman, talking about his experiences in the Central Valley on LA's KCRW.
(Plus check out his list of food-related links for autumn and beyond— Farming the Urban Sea, which Program Coordinator Zan Romanoff co-wrote, is right at the top!)
Two big fish stories: Alaska's King Salmon populations are diminishing every year— and no one knows why. Their decline threatens local economies which rely on the catch and the tourists who come to try their hand, as well as communities with traditional subsistence diets heavily dependent on a strong season. In better news, the Gulf of Maine Research Institute's Out of the Blue program is working with fishermen, processing centers and chefs to get underfished species on menus in the northeast, giving strained populations a break and encouraging people to eat locally and sustainably from sea as well as land.


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Voters in Florida and nationwide sent a strong message to their elected officials in 2012: They want balance, moderation, a move to the middle.
They want, in essence, leadership instead of predictable partisan wrangling.
Whether it's the need for Washington to fix the nation's broken immigration laws or Tallahassee to stop usurping voters' constitutional rights and having all levels of government look at sensible ways to stanch our culture of violence, there is much work ahead for 2013.
We preview the new year with the Editorial Board's annual goals for creating a vibrant South Florida.
Voting rights
Gov. Rick Scott failed to secure the most precious of rights for Floridians in 2012. By obstinately limiting early voting days — a strategy employed by GOP governors and legislatures throughout the nation — and creating a faux crisis of immigrants illegally voting when in fact the real scandal continues to be questionable absentee ballots, Mr. Scott and Florida's Republican leadership attempted to suppress the votes of Democrat-leaning voters like college students, blacks and Hispanics.
We will be looking for leadership in Tallahassee from the Miami-Dade and Broward delegations to push to restore early voting days.
They also should require that absentee ballots not be handled by so-called brokers who work for political campaigns or other special interests like Committees of Continuous Existence, which now get special access to the state's lists of voters who have requested absentee ballots.
Requiring a witness signature on absentee ballots should be standard practice, too, as a Miami-Dade Grand Jury has once again recommended.
Legal pathways
For a decade now, Washington has wrestled with immigration reform. An open door is not feasible, of course, but a rational way to legalize the status of some 10 million to 12 million longtime, undocumented immigrants is warranted. "Self-deportation" is a campaign slogan, not a sensible solution.
That doesn't mean those here illegally should get to the front of the immigration line, which would punish those who are playing by the rules and applying for legal entry. It should mean that those living here, if they pay a fine, learn English and stay out of trouble, should qualify for an eventual path to citizenship.
How to attain that balance while also continuing to strengthen U.S. borders so as not to encourage illegal immigration should be a priority for South Florida's members of Congress.
U.S. Rep. Mario Diaz-Balart has been working with a bipartisan group in Congress to find the right balance. Excellent. By contrast, Sen. Marco Rubio has been talking up immigration reform for months but hasn't even drafted legislation yet. Sen. Rubio, a shining star in GOP ranks nationally, can't stay on the fence any longer. We're looking for you to lead, senator.
Culture of violence
The December massacre at a Connecticut elementary school that resulted in 20 children, ages 6 and 7, among the 28 dead has served as a wake-up call to Americans. They're looking for sensible regulations that balance Second Amendment rights with the need to protect the public from violence.
The NRA blames mental illness, and certainly that is one element of various mass shootings throughout the years. Funding treatment and prevention programs to combat mental illness is needed.
But the easy accessibility to rapid-fire, assault-style weapons — and sales at gun shows that don't require a basic background check of the buyers -- are culprits, too.
Nor can Hollywood producers and video-game inventors not see how violent games (often linked to sell brand names of assault-style weapons) are contributing to our youth embracing violence and coarsening our culture.
It remains troublesome that Gov. Scott has a "see no evil" attitude toward Florida's anything-goes gun culture. The state's Stand Your Ground law has resulted in the death of innocents, yet the governor and Legislature seem to think it's just fine. The governor also has chosen to defend a state law that quashes the rights of pediatricians and other physicians to ask their patients (or a patient's parents) about the accessibility of guns in the home or suggest safety measures. He should drop the state's appeal and put children's health first.
In 2013, we will be looking at what's working to stem violence in our communities and prodding Congress and the Florida Legislature to act on gun laws that balance rights with responsibilities.
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Sheep Industry Board Members Appointed by Governor
Virginia Governor Mark Warner announced appointments to the Virginia Sheep Industry Board in late November.
Appointed to the board for three-year terms were: Joe B. Andes, Andy Heverner, Chris King, Martha Polkey, Tracey Redifer, Kenneth Reynolds, John See, J. Alvin Thomas, Jr. and Carl Washington.
The Virginia Sheep Industry Board is responsible for promotion and economic development of the state?s sheep industry through additional market development, research and education. It also contributes financial support to the Virginia Cooperative Coyote Damage Control Program.
The sources of funds the board allocates to achieve its mission is in the Virginia Sheep Assessment tax, a 50-cents-per-head fee pad on sheep and lambs sold by Virginia producers.
ASI Board Member Runs for Farm Credit Board
Margaret Soulen-Hinson, a third-generation sheep and cattle rancher and member of ASI?s Executive Board, is in the running for a position for the board of directors of Northwest Farm Credit Services (NFCS).
Soulen-Hinson?s family-owned operation is headquartered in Weiser, Idaho. She has represented Idaho, Wyoming and Montana on the executive board for the past three years. She has one year left in her term.
NFCS is a customer-owned agricultural lending institution offering credit to agricultural producers throughout the Northwest. It is headquartered in Spokane, Wash. Members will be voting on the new board during the month of February.
In Memory of Beth Williams and Tom Thorne
Beth Williams, an internationally renowned Wyoming wildlife veterinarian known with discovering chronic wasting disease (CWD) and her husband, Tom Thorne, a prominent wildlife biologist, died in a traffic accident on Dec. 29, 2004.
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The ultimate makeover: Chicken pie
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Serves 4Angela Nilsen reinvents a classic recipe to make chicken pie a healthy choice for you
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- carbs
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- fat
- 10g
- saturates
- 4g
- fibre
- 3g
- sugar
- 7g
- salt
- 1.37g
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- 450ml chicken stock, from a cube (I use Kallo, organic)
- 100ml white wine
- 2 garlic cloves, finely chopped
- 3 thyme sprigs
- 1 tarragon sprig, plus 1 tbsp chopped tarragon leaves
- 225g carrots, cut into batons
- 4 skinless chicken breasts, 500g/1lb 2oz total weight
- 225g leeks, sliced
- 2 tbsp cornflour, mixed with 2 tbsp water
- 3 tbsp crème fraîche
- 1 heaped tsp Dijon mustard
- 1 heaped tbsp chopped flat-leaf or curly parsley
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- 70g filo pastry (I used three 39 x 30cm sheets)
- 1 tbsp rapeseed oil
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- Pour the stock and wine into a large, wide frying pan. Add the garlic, thyme, tarragon sprig and carrots, bring to the boil then lower the heat and simmer for 3 mins. Lay the chicken in the stock, grind over some pepper, cover and simmer for 5 mins. Scatter the leek slices over the chicken, cover again then gently simmer for 10 more mins, so the leeks can steam while the chicken cooks. Remove from the heat and let the chicken sit in the stock for about 15 mins, so it keeps moist while cooling slightly.
- Strain the stock into a jug – you should have 500ml (if not, make up with water). Tip the chicken and veg into a 1.5 litre pie dish and discard the herb sprigs. Pour the stock back into the sauté pan, then slowly pour in the cornflour mix. Return the pan to the heat and bring to the boil, stirring constantly, until thickened. Remove from the heat and stir in the crème fraîche, mustard, chopped tarragon and parsley. Season with pepper. Heat oven to 200C/180C fan/gas 6.
- Tear or cut the chicken into chunky shreds. Pour the sauce over the chicken mixture, then stir everything together.
- Cut each sheet of filo into 4 squares or rectangles. Layer them on top of the filling, brushing each sheet with some of the oil as you go. Lightly scrunch up the filo so it doesn't lie completely flat and tuck the edges into the sides of the dish, or lay them on the edges if the dish has a rim. Grind over a little pepper, place the dish on a baking sheet, then bake for 20-25 mins until the pastry is golden and the sauce is bubbling. Serve immediately.
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Delicious. Added thick sliced ham at the same time as the leeks as well as frozen peas with the creme fraiche/mustard etc. Heated on the hob for a few more minutes then simply divided into 3 bowls and ate as was- very tasty and not too filling! Chicken was very tender and, as previously commented, the tarragon really makes the sauce.
Really yummy! Didn't have carrots, so I used mushrooms. The chicken was really tender, will try leaving it in the stock again when I make other dishes. Amazingly the stock was exactly 500ml after I strained it but still thought it was a bit thin, so will add more cornflour next time. The pastry sheets fell apart so I just scrunched them up in two layers, it worked and looked good. We are dieting so it was great comfort food with low calories. The family loved it, DH finished ithe leftovers from the pie dish! Served it with sweet potato and celeriac mash and roasted peppers, courgettes and tomatoes.
Awesome recipe! Made it today for dinner. Used baby carrots, dried Oregano and dried Basilicum instead of tarragon and thyme; puffy pastry instead of filo; light sour cream instead of crème fraîche; honey mustard instead of Dijon mustard (this was not on purpose, just had no Dijon at home). Came out perfect. My husband and I loved it (and my husband would never eat leeks!). A definite keeper! Will try to add a bit of potatoes next time! Thank you so much for the recipe!
the carrots didn't come out soft enough, this was probably due to the low heat I had it on. I already cut up the chicken into pieces before adding to stock. next time I'll try making with puff pastry. used single cream instead of creme fraiche and olive oil instead of rapeseed. the sauce didn't feel thick enough so added an extra tablespoon of cornflour to thicken. this was the first chicken pie I made, tasted alright, but I'm not really that bothered about eating low-fat, so I'll try making a more indulgent one next time!
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Pasta Salad with Roasted Red Peppers and Basil with White Balsamic Dressing
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MOGA already makes some pretty fantastic game controller add-ons for gamers on other mobile platforms, but what we see here is purported to be the company's first specifically for iPhone. Posted by notorious leaker, @evleaks, this is claimed to be the MOGA Ace Power complete with 1800mAh on-board battery.
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The only reality show I have any solid time for is my own, the Jordan Rich experience that plays out daily in what else but real life.
Toucher and Rich Recap 8/5/2010
Hour 1: Ellsbury's back…finally. But is he welcome? Kiss will be performing at Comcast Center Aug. 7. Paul Stanley is bound to talk a lot. Did Brett Favre send penis pictures to Jenn Sterger of […]
T&R Podcast: 8/5 Hour 3
On this hour of Toucher & Rich, should Mark Cuban own an MLB team, Brett Favre is a liar and the guys play "Finish the KISS line" for KISS tickets.
Paul Stanley Is A Stage Banter All-Star
The greatest moment of any concert by any band is between KISS songs when Paul Stanley is speaking. The best is the LOVE GUN intro about 30 seconds in.