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CATEGORIES Newsstand, Obits, Movies, CinematicalAnd here we are with another sad day for The Poseidon Adventure. Only, unlike Red Buttons, who died last week, Jack Warden appeared in the sequel, Beyond the Poseidon Adventure. Yes, the great supporting actor -- he was nominated twice for the best supporting actor Oscar and won a supporting Emmy -- passed on Wednesday at the age of 85.
My introduction to Warden was with The Great Muppet Caper (there I go showing my age again), in which he played the news editor who sends Kermit, Gonzo and Fozzie to London, but eventually I came to enjoy the man I continually referred to in my youth as "Buttermaker" (because I must have seen the TV-series of The Bad News Bears before the movie, which starred Walter Matthau as the character) in nearly all of his roles. It helped that he was in some damn good films, like All the President's Men, Twelve Angry Men, The Verdict, From Here to Eternity, Being There, Bullets Over Broadway and Run Silent Run Deep. He worked on a number of films with Warren Beatty, including Shampoo and Heaven Can Wait, the films that netted him those Academy Award nominations, and occasionally worked for directors Sidney Lumet and Woody Allen. His greatest achievement, though, might be that he stuck it out through all three Problem Child movies (even that damn kid didn't reprise the title role in the third, made-for-TV installment).


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After a cross-country bike trip, Leo shows up at his grandmother's front door. As they argue, laugh and find comfort in each other's company they discover they're not so different after all. Two performances today at 2PM & 7:30PM.

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Update: Aug. 12
The U.S. women's basketball team won the gold medal Saturday in its final Olympic game, beating France 86-50.
Tamika Catchings, a member of the team who played basketball for in the '90s, Tweeted the news Saturday afternoon.
"Wow #Soblessed!! #OperationGOLD ACCOMPLISHED!!! Such an amazing experience w/ an amazing team! Luv ya'll! Dreams do cm true... : )," she wrote.
The gold medal was the third for Catchings, and the seventh consecutive for the U.S.
A former star basketball player for is shooting for the Olympic gold for the third time as part of the U.S. women's basketball team.
Tamika Catchings, who as a sophomore led the Patriots to the 1995 state championship, was also named Ms. Basketball of Illinois that year, according to the Chicago Tribune.
Catchings then moved to Texas, where she completed high school. She went on to play basketball for the University of Tennessee, and was drafted by the Indiana Fever in 2001. She has since stayed with the WNBA team.
Catchings played on the women's Olympic basketball team in 2004 and in 2008, taking home the gold both times.
In London, the team won all five of its preliminary round games. Team USA will face Canada in the quarterfinals on Tuesday. The winner of that game will advance to Thursday's semifinals, with the finals scheduled for Saturday night.


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Friday, August 22, 2014
2-Day Event, Oct. 18 and 19
All parents and family members are invited to attend our annual Family Weekend. This weekend offers a variety of academic, social, athletic and cultural events. It's also a wonderful opportunity to reconnect with your student to see first-hand what their life is like at UH!
Please visit our website (www.uh.edu/parents) for more information and to to register to attend. The deadline to register is October 7, 2013.
Feast: Radical Hospitality in Contemporary Art
Arming Mother Nature: The Birth of Catastrophic Environmentalism
For more information visit http://www.uh.edu/
Ms. Deborah Duncan, Senior Producer/Host of Great Day Houston, and
Mr. Jaja Ball, Co-Founder of Colbert/Ball Tax Service
The Mentorship Series includes nationally and locally prominent people, empowering UH students with networking opportunities, skills, and knowledge that are directly linked with leadership advancement and student success. There will be a light lunch available, visit http://www.uh.edu/uep for more information.
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Mi Pedro Pan favorita. How are you??? I have been looking for you for a while. You look good as always. Besitos your favorite Pedro Pan; Bertica.
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Hello Silvia The world is small!!!! After working for many years together at Florida Power and Light we found out we had been together in Kindergarten In Ciego de Avila's Escuela Teresiana. Your uncle was one of my father's best friends at Crusellas y Co. en Cuba. Now after all these years I find out that we are also Pedro Pan sisters. What a small world. Your grandchild is beautiful. I wish you the best to you and your family. With all my love Idania Idania
Hi Silvita - you may not remember me as you were a year ahead of me at Sagrado Corazon. My name is Lucy Alonso. Let me hear from you. Lucy
Hola amiguita.. yo te quiero mucho.. aunque no aparezca en la lista de Pedro Pan, pero tu fuistes el alma que calmo mi llanto esa triste noche que llegue a Kendall y mi catre estaba al lado tuyo
Thanks for always being an inspiration to all of us. We love you! Your children :0)
Hola Silvia, hace años que no nos comunicamos. Nosotros muy bien. Saludos a tu familia.
Silvita, you were one of my first dear Pedro Pan friends, from way back in the late 80s. God bless you and Willy! Eloisa
To my other mother who I admire so much and gives me so much support, Thank you for always being the guiding light for your family, for being the glue that holds things together, and for always being a positive force in our lives. You are an amazing person and dear loved one. Te quiero. Thank God for Pedro Pan allowing you to come to America. Besos...y no voy a llorar Willy! Love Vicky
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Pablos Holman and the team at Intellectual Ventures want to use the way that hackers look at the world »
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De Backer carried out a simple yet powerful demonstration of the reach of his song Somebody that I used to Know: "Who was already familiar with that song and video?" The entire room raise their hand »
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7 Flowers Good Enough to Eat (Really!)
These seven flowers pack a sweet punch, adding more than just decoration to your dinner plate.
Just as parsley can double on dinner plates as spice or garnish, flower petals too can add more than just decorative color to dishes. While parsley is more familiar, flower petals add the same unexpected color, texture, and taste to food, and many varieties of flowers are 100-percent edible—and may already be growing in your own backyard! Make sure, of course, that there are no pesticides on your pansies before ingesting them, and remember to first remove all petals from the bitter white base of the flower before applying them to recipes.
1. Carnations
The petals of this easy-to-find, perennial prom-lapel favorites are sweet and can be used in desserts and as cake decorations. Carnation petals are one of the secret ingredients used to make Chartreuse, a French liqueur. Because they are popular wedding and special occasion flowers, carnations are generally available year-round.
2. Dandelions
Imparting a sweet honey-like flavor and fragrance, the flowers—particularly the buds—are sweetest when picked young and eaten right away. Leaves can be steamed, sautéed, or tossed in salads, and petals look like confetti when sprinkled over a rice dish.
3. Honeysuckle
Whereas the petals have a sweet honey flavor, stay away from the berries, which are highly poisonous! Honeysuckle grows from late spring until the very end of summer, making it a highly accessible flower to spice up summertime recipes.
4. Marigolds
Also known as "poor man's saffron," the flavor of marigolds ranges from spicy to bitter and tangy to peppery. Add this aesthetically pleasing foliage to soups, pasta, rice, or salads for an orange-gold glow. Like honeysuckle, marigolds are easy to grow in your home garden all throughout the growing season—watch them bloom from the spring months until winter's first frost.
5. Nasturtiums
A commonly used edible flower, nasturtiums come in brilliant red, orange, and yellow colors and have a spicy, peppery flavor similar to watercress. Use entire flowers to garnish platters, salads, sandwiches, and appetizers. For a surprise treat, don't forget to nip off the end of the flower bud and suck out the sweet nectar.
6. Roses
The flavor, depending on type, color, and soil conditions, tends to be reminiscent of strawberries and tart apples. All roses are edible, with the flavor being more pronounced in the darker varieties. Sprinkle on desserts or salads, freeze them in ice cubes, and float them in punches. While these buds get pricy around the holidays, they are available year-round for infusing into your food.
7. Violets
Their sweet, perfumed flavor complements their colorful hues of purple, yellow, blue, or white and can amp up the taste, texture, and color of a salad of mixed greens in no time flat! They are also wonderful additions to iced drinks and can be used to decorate desserts. Freeze them in ice cubes for a pretty presentation in punches. Violets are most widely available and in season during the spring months.
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Yeah, that was coming. Actually, scratch that. David Silva headed goals are never, ever coming. And yet, here one is. Andres Iniesta threads a pass in through the right channel for an onrushing Cesc Fabregas, and he blows past Giorgio Chiellini and cuts back for Silva, lurking on the edge of the six-yard box. The Manchester City midfielder pulls off a lovely flicked header, and Gianluigi Buffon can do absolutely nothing about it as it flies into the top corner to give the defending champions a 1-0 lead.
It's been a brilliant start from Spain, who are playing their best football of the tournament so far. Italy look at sixes and sevens -- if they want to get back into this match, they'll have to score against a team who haven't conceded in over 900 minutes of knockout football. Good luck with that.
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Undefeated Dike-New Hartford ran its regular season winning streak to 17-games Friday night, with a 35-7 victory over Hudson in Class 1A District 3 battle in Hudson.
The Wolverines scored on their first offensive play of the game, when Carson Parker fired a 20-yard touchdown pass to Levi Lynch for a 7-0 DNH lead.
Parker put the Wolverines ahead, 14-0, when he sneaked in from the one yard line, early in the second quarter.
Later, Gabe Eiklenborg intercepted Cameron Wright and ran 32-yards for a touchdown and a 21-0 Wolverine lead. The Wolverines intercepted Wright three times in the first half and once in the second half.
Carson Parker fired a touchdown pass to Zach Nicholson for a 28-0 lead, and also had a TD pass to Byron Fitch nullified by a penalty late in the first half. DNH led at half, 28-0.
The Wolverines went up, 35-0, before Hudson finally got on the scoreboard in the 4th quarter, on a 73-yard touchdown run by quarterback, Cameron Wright.
Dike-New Hartford went on to beat the Pirates, 35-7, to remain undefeated.
Hudson drops to 3-4 on the year and plays a non-district game at Denver next Friday, before finishing the regular season against West Fork. The Pirates still have playoff hopes, but will need to win their final District 3 match up with West Fork.
Dike-New Hartford warms up for the playoffs by playing host to West Fork next Friday, before finishing the regular season against arch rival Aplington-Parkersburg.


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Chamberlain Woman Arrested for Stealing Truck from Sioux Falls Business
A Chamberlain woman is charged with grand theft for allegedly stealing a truck from a business on North Cliff Avenue in Sioux Falls on Wednesday morning.
Officer Sam Clemens says the woman was with a man who was buying tires at the Bargain Barn, at 3317 North Cliff around 10:30am Wednesday.
"He came out and she was gone. He thought she had left – just was made at him or something. Turns out she got into that truck and drove away."
Officer Sam Clemens on What Happened:
Clemens identified the woman as 33-year-old Toni Marie Bakerlogg of Chamberlain. He says the truck, a Ford F-350 valued at $30,000, is owned by an employee of the business, and he says an employee who saw the truck being driven away followed it to where it was stopped.


text: Unique Birthday Party Themes For Kids 21 Unique Birthday Party Themes We Love by Rebecca Gruber 9/24/13 62 Reactions 215 Shares Print 191 19 4 1 0 If there's one thing we see around here, it's a lot of birthday parties. And while we love a traditional party theme — TV and movie characters, princesses, boats, and planes aplenty — we certainly get excited when something new comes along. Even if you think you've seen it all, we're pretty sure these 21 unique birthday party themes will set your party apart from the others in your child's class. Click through for some new birthday party inspiration! A Mad-Scientist Birthday Party What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 "What's a better way to learn about science than having a mad-scientist party?" says Cris McGrath of Crissy's Crafts. And what little boy wouldn't be mad about a party full of edible treats that look like atom balls, lab rats, brains, frogs, and bacteria culture? This mad-scientist party truly has something for every budding lab rat, including a ton of beakers, test tubes, petri dishes, and lab goggles (not to mention some awesome printables). While this bash might look like it could end in a bang (and not the good kind), the only explosion that occurred at this birthday party was an outburst of fun! Source: Crissy's Crafts 1 / 21 A Retro Manhattan Birthday Party What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Caroline Tran, a Los Angeles-based photographer, has traveled the country with her tot in tow and paid tribute to their favorite destination for her little one's soiree. With '60s-era Manhattan all the rage — thanks to the likes of Mad Men — she set out to create a miniaturized version of the Big Apple. Using her father's carpentry talents and the expertise of Grand Soirées and Skybox Event Productions, Caroline crafted her own little piece of NYC in the heart of LA. Click here to see all the precious details! Source: Caroline Tran 2 / 21 A Rainbow and Hearts Celebration What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 When Kim Stoegbauer of The TomKat Studio's daughter Kate turned 6, she wanted a celebration that was all about her two favorite things: rainbows and hearts! "In our house, birthday parties are always a big deal, and our kids love to talk about their party themes well in advance," Kim said. "Kate and I started talking about all of the things she loves; she loves to draw and color, and typically her drawings always include a rainbow and hearts. When I mentioned a rainbow-heart party, she was so excited!" Kim incorporated the theme throughout the outdoor party with sweet treats, including an amazing cake featuring rainbows inside and out, balloons, clever rainbow-colored drinks, and pool-perfect decor. Click here for all the details! Source: The TomKat Studio 3 / 21 Vintage Tricycle Birthday Party What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Retro themes are always popular in terms of kiddie parties. This vintage tricycle birthday party is pure bliss, with a muted color palette and vintage details. Source: Style Me Gorgeous 4 / 21 A Tween-Tastic Instagram-Themed Birthday Party What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Designed for 11-year-old Brynne, the daughter of Anders Ruff designer Adria Ruff, this tween Instagram-themed bash took the famous Instagram icon and made it girlie in shades of pink, lime green, and baby blue. Since Adria wanted to keep the party budget-friendly, she "scoured the dollar stores and clearance racks to gather props," including costume photo props like oversize glasses, mustaches, fake teeth, feather boas, and more. A cute store-bought cake was jazzed up with ribbon, gumballs, and printable Instagram icons, and voilà — you have one enviable, tween-approved Instagram party! Keep clicking for all the details. Source: Anders Ruff 6 / 21 One Year in a Flash First Birthday Party What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Baby's first year of life flies by in a flash — and what better way to celebrate a first birthday than to take a look back at the past 12 months? One Year in a Flash was one creative mama's theme for her daughter's first birthday party. Source: Hostess With the Mostess 6 / 21 A Parisian Red-Balloon First Birthday Party What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Becca, the design-minded creator of the cool blog Lavender's Blue, has an international family. So to help celebrate her nephew's first birthday, she left her island home of Grenada and traveled to Beijing to throw a party with a French theme (and one cool Chinese tradition thrown in for good measure). "My sister is a major Francophile. She lived there for a year, fell in love with her husband there, and just returned there for the first time this past spring with Elijah! How appropriate it is that the inspiration for Elijah's first birthday party came from the classic French film The Red Balloon?" Becca says. With an awesome invitation; simple, chic party details; and a heavy dose of whimsy, this party can be described in two words: c'est magnifique! Source: Lavender's Blue 7 / 21 A Wet and Wild Wipeout Party What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Inspired by ABC's Wipeout, this water-obstacle-filled party would make any tot smile. With slippery slides, bouncing balls, and plenty of opportunities for getting wet and wild, this party is perfect for kids looking for a way to keep cool. Source: Brenda Marafioto for Beth and Co. 8 / 21 A Sweet, Sprinkles-Inspired Party What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Two-year-old Piper Jane has a notorious love of sweets, so her mom — Kirstin Gentry of Kojo Designs — wasn't surprised when she requested "sprinkles" as the theme of her birthday party. "Her sweet tooth is renowned in these parts (second only to her mama's), so a sprinkle party is perfectly suited for her second birthday celebration," Kirstin says. What could have turned into a pretty straightforward party became supercreative in Kirstin's hands. "Sprinkled" accessories, sweet signage, fun and easy activities, and some awesome decor (confetti-filled balloons and yarn pom-pom garlands) are among all the gorgeous details. Click here to see them all. Source: Kojo Designs 9 / 21 A Bold, Brit-Inspired Birthday Party What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Keren Precel was inspired to create an ode to England by her 2-year-old client Bennett's room. "Bennett's wallpaper was white and filled with British icons," Keren says. "It was youthful but not babyish or childish, and I decided the whole look of the party would be something similar that would appeal to both children and adults." Not only does this party feature one of the coolest cakes we've ever seen, but also, it's stocked full of savory treats that appeal to kids of all ages — on both sides of the pond. Click here to see how to do a birthday Brit style! Source: Keren Precel Events 11 / 21 A Mod Penguin Birthday Party What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Amanda of Australia-based event-planning company Red Wagon Events creates absolutely beautiful, detail-filled parties, and the modern penguin party she dreamed up for her son's second birthday is no exception. Full of creative wintry details, some absolutely outrageous sweets (the three-dimensional igloo cookies are blowing our minds!), clever signage created by Ham & Pea, and the coolest backdrop we've ever seen, this party is penguin perfection. Source: Red Wagon Events 11 / 21 An Old-Fashioned Birthday Bash What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Vintage fabrics and illustrations are the inspiration for this simply charming party. A licorice-allsorts-embellished cake, fabric pennants, and charming pom-pom details make this party one of a kind. Source: Graeme Sharkey 12 / 21 Goldilocks and the Three Bears-Themed Birthday Party What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Who's been sleeping in my bed? Storybook-themed birthday parties can be so sweet — but there's nothing sweeter than this Goldilocks and the Three Bears-themed birthday party. Whimsical themed details — like lots of little chairs, a bed, balloons, bunting, and handmade desserts — make little guests feel right at home at the bear family house! Source: Frog Prince Paperie 13 / 21 A Groovy Vintage Barbie Camping Party What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Maria of Love & Sugar Kisses loves throwing a creative party, so when her daughter decided she wanted a Barbie-camping-themed birthday bash, she didn't go the typical pink route. "I decided to put a fun spin on the theme and went with a '70s vintage vibe. It all started with this great find, a 1971 Barbie Country Camper!" Maria says. Add in some far-out sweets and happening games, and you've got one groovy Barbie party. Source: Love & Sugar Kisses 14 / 21 It's a Produce Party! A Fun, Fruit-Stand-Themed Birthday Bash What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 While most birthday parties are all about cakes, cookies, and candy, this fruit-stand-themed event, thrown by Brandy Rammel of Brandy J Photography for her daughter Jettie Jean's second birthday, proves that healthy sweet stuff can be just as exciting! "We wanted to chose a theme that suited our daughter at this stage in her life, as well as be something fun for other kids," Brandy says. "Jettie is currently obsessed with fruit: it's the one thing she never turns down. So a fruit stand was decided on! We could not have been more pleased with the way it turned out. The guests, especially the little ones, had such a blast 'shopping' and eating from the stand." Add in some vintage decor, fruity cakes, sweets and drinks, and one adorable birthday girl sporting a watermelon dress, and you have the perfect Summer party! Source: Brandy J Photography 15 / 21 A Neon Birthday Party What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Using on-trend neon as a theme, this bash was as beautiful as it was a blast. Source: Modern Kids 16 / 21 A Peter Pan Party What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 When Rachel Shingleton's son turned 3, she transformed her home into Never Never Land, complete with eye patches, tattoos, pixie dust, and tepee photo stations for the lost boys attending in their best Peter Pan costumes. Source: Pencil Shavings 17 / 21 A DIY Numbers-and-Letters-Themed Birthday Party What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Stationery designer and mom Lisa Wong Jackson of Good on Paper Design didn't have to look far for a party theme for her son's third birthday bash. "Lucas has really been into reading letters and numbers on everything from books to license plates, so I thought the perfect theme for his party would be letters and numbers," Lisa says. Lisa took what could have been a simple idea and ran with it, creating an imaginative, kid-focused event that was full of fun activities, including parachute play, a DIY piñata, and a live band led by Lucas's preschool teacher. Click here to see all the party fun, including Lisa's incredible invitations and homemade crayon favors! Source: Good on Paper Design 18 / 21 A Post Office Party What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 For the tot who can't wait for the mailman to arrive each day, this first-class post office party is a way to ensure he's signed, sealed, and delivered to his next big day. Source: Allison Kaharick for Crossing the Bugger-Dixon Line 19 / 21 A Blabla-Inspired Party What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Blabla's adorable stuffed animals and dolls are among our favorite-ever kid finds, so we were instantly enamored when we discovered the Blabla-themed birthday bash thrown for 1-year-old Margot. Margot's mom, Lauren Overton, enlisted the help of her good friend, photographer Lucinda Newby, to plan the pastel-popping party, dotted with Blabla dolls wearing birthday hats! We love the idea of taking a simple, already-on-hand inspiration point and running with it, and we bet you'll agree after you check out this party's cute details. Source: Portraits by Lucinda 20 / 21 La Dolce Vita! Twin Boys' Italian Birthday Celebration What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 If your kids are avid — or aspiring — world travelers, then take note of this gorgeous Italian birthday party. "I think it is safe to say that anyone who has visited Italy would have fallen madly in love with the architecture, food, and people," says Li-Ann Scott of Ham & Pea Design & Paperie, who was inspired by her family's European vacation to throw an Italian bash for her twins' third birthday. "We held the party in our own backyard and tried to re-create a little taste of the Italy we remembered so fondly." With gorgeous sweets, inventive party decor (tomato cans, hanging cookware), and one amazing invitation — Li-Ann is a stationery designer, after all — this sophisticated soiree would be a hit for a birthday child of any age, but 3-year-olds Hamish and Luca were especially enamored with the Ferrari piñata and their amazing matching cakes topped with fondant spaghetti and pizza! Keep clicking for all the bellissima details! 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|They don't make 'em like they used to
|Monday, March 05, 2012 5:08 AM
A friend's refrigerator went out last week after only seven years of use. According to an appliance guy, that was about right.
The same can be said for the range top. It was set in the countertop and had a really cool control panel on the wall. A modern, black, flat cook top took its place and come to find out, its life expectancy is only about seven years. The old cook top made it through 20-some years before it became a questionable risk. It even survived through a small Christmas Eve fire when I left papers a little too close to a burner and a button was inadvertently pushed by an errant item on the counter. Luckily, the mess was quickly swept into the nearby sink and doused with water.
Many other household items have joined the "disposable" list. Washers and dryers, DVD players, boom boxes, TVs and like are no longer "fixtures" in our homes.
It makes me wonder if they are not made as well, if we as consumers have directed the "need" for newer and better every few years. With technology outpacing itself, there is always something faster, better and on the "must-have" list. Computers are practically obsolete by the time we get everything out of the box and set up.
None of our teens own cassette tapes. Wonder what they would think of the 8-tracks I have tucked away from a "few" years back.
We don't seem to mind shelling out our hard-earned cash for something that we will be eagerly replacing again in a few years for the latest and greatest model.
The switch on the wall lamp in the spare bedroom took a dive the other day. That lamp has hung on the wall for as long as I can remember. I'm seriously considering having it fixed.
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09-06-2006, 06:59 AM #1Prophet Guest
Panthers wary of Atlanta's cut blocking technique
Panthers wary of Atlanta's cut blocking technique
Updated:2006-09-05 17:21:16
By JENNA FRYER
AP Sports
CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) - Carolina 's defense has its hands full against Atlanta
simply trying to contain quarterback Michael Vick
and its running game.
Throw in the Falcons ' tendency to cut block on offense, and the Panthers
know Sunday's season opener could get dangerous.
Defensive ends Julius Peppers
and Mike Rucker
both suffered sprained ankles last year against Atlanta when Falcons players legally tackled them below the knees. Although Peppers was able to play the next week, Rucker was sidelined for one game with the injury.
Previous experience with the cut blocks, coupled with watching Atlanta continue the practice through the preseason, has the Panthers on high alert.
"That's them, that's their scheme and that's what works for them," Rucker said Tuesday. "Done right in certain situations, it works and is effective for them. Otherwise people wouldn't do it."
If the Panthers had their way, the practice wouldn't be allowed at all.
The technique is legal under NFL rules as long as the defensive player isn't engaged with another blocker, but the Falcons are one of few teams who have been openly criticized for it. The blocking was refined by Alex Gibbs when he was the offensive line coach with Denver Broncos
in the 1990s, and he brought it with him to Atlanta, where he's currently a consultant.
"Alex Gibbs, he is the guy who has created that game, so they are going to take the rules and take them right up to that limit," said Carolina linebacker Chris Draft , who spent five seasons with Atlanta. "By doing that, they are trying to get you to worry about that so much that you forget about the running back.
"When your ankle is hurt because they just chopped you, that could happen. If you worry about the linemen, then you forget about the ball carrier."
Carolina defensive end Al Wallace , who last year compared cut blocking to being able to shoot a competitor's tires out during a NASCAR race, wished the NFL had outlawed the technique during the offseason. But for a rule to be changed, it must go through the league's competition committee.
"Our legs are our livelihood, so to allow someone to take a free swipe at your legs?" Wallace wondered. "I know they have a lot of things in place, like not being able to hit a defenseless quarterback. But you are playing football, and you have your hands on one guy and another guy is chopping you?That's kind of difficult - having a 300 pound guy diving at your knees."
The Panthers will spend time this week practicing defense mechanisms for the cut blocking technique, but they want it pushed to the back of their minds before kickoff on Sunday. Draft cautioned that worrying too much about it is a partial victory for the Falcons, and could distract the defense from its task of slowing Vick and running back Warrick Dunn .
"We just have to be more conscious of it, but it won't slow me down," Rucker said. "I won't be thinking of it, because we have played them before, we have played Denver
before. It's not something that is new, it's just something that was new to a team in the last few years.
"It is what it is and we'll just roll with the dice."
09-06-2006, 07:34 AM #2Del Rio Guest
Re: Panthers wary of Atlanta's cut blocking technique
The Panthers will spend time this week practicing defense mechanisms for the cut blocking technique,
That's why they get hurt. They wait until the week of the game to practice defending it. It's part of the game they are just going to have to deal with it.
If they want to cry about ankle and knee injuries and oh my legs are my livelyhood......well then push for a ban on astro turf.
Re: Panthers wary of Atlanta's cut blocking technique
lets hope is deanglo timeWe're bringing purple back.
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Eagle Bay Cabin in Shuswap Lake
- bedrooms 4
- baths 2
- sleeps 8
- pool no
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type Cabin
- community Shuswap Lake
rates (CAD)
/ week
vacation rental description
New custom built chalet style cabin with your own 130ft of private
beach, dock and bouy. The cabin is equipped with all the amenities
for a relaxing holiday. It will accomodate up to 10 people yet is
perfect for a romantic vacation for two. The cabin has an open floor
plan, the kitched is open tot he family room and a screened heated
porch; both these rooms are accessed from the 400 sq ft deck that
offers a spectacular view of Shuswap Lake.
The kitchen is complete with a fridge, stove, microwave, dishwasher
and even an espresso maker. For added convenience there is a waher
and dryer on the lower level
The main floor has two bedrooms and a full bath. One bedroom is
furnished with a queen-size bed and the other with a set of queen-
size bunk beds, The guestroom, located on the lower level has a
queen size bed.
The upper loft, open to the rest of the cabin, is the master
bedroom. This romantic room has a view of the lake, king size bed
and a roman style tub also with a view of the lake.
This cabin was built to be comfortable year round. Note the beach is
across Eagle Bay Road from the cabin
vacation rental location
property availability
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Last modified on 02-16-2014 at 4:07 PM.
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Alan Potts 250-309-7355
cabin rental amenities
Private beach
Boat bouy
Very clean water
High speed wireless internet
Outdoor deck with furniture
Lawn area
Indoor heat efficient wood burning fireplace
TV, VCR, DVD/CD player
Dishwasher, Microwave, Washer and Dryer
activities and attractions in Shuswap Lake British Columbia
Shuswap Lake is in the North Okanagan region of British Columbia. A
5 hour drive from Vancouver or Calgary. Shuswap is a pristine lake
that offers spectactular scenery and a clean environment. The cabin,
in Eagle Bay, is 20 minutes from Sorrento and 30 minutes from Salmon
Arm. Shuswap Lake Estates Golf Coarse is 15 minutes away, the Salmon
Arm Championship Golf Coarse, one of the top rated courses in Canada,
is only 45 minutes away.
The Shuswap area is also a winter recreation area with snowmobiling
and cross country skiing in the area. The cabin is about 1.5 hours
from both Silver S520Golf Coarse, one of the top rated courses in Canada,
is only 45 minutes away.
The Shuswap area is also a winter recreation area with snowmobiling
and cross country skiing in the area. The cabin is about 1.5 hours %
vacation rental rates
July - August $2,100 per week, 7 day minimum
September - June $1,400 per week, 3 day minimum
Cleaning fee of $75 is added for periods less than one week
Alan Potts 250-309-7355
accepted payment methods
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With guns drawn, a number of Kansas City police officers took a man into custody after a short chase Wednesday afternoon.
The chase began in the area of St. John Avenue and Benton Boulevard about 4:40 p.m. The chase ended at St. John and Hardesty avenues about 4:52 p.m.
The suspect was taken into custody. Police have not said why they were pursuing the man.
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Serial Killers ft. Xzibit, B-Real & DEMRICK - The First 48 [Stream]
A documentary series currently airing on A&E, The First 48 offers an inside look at real life homicide investigations. It's riveting stuff, to be sure, but it only shows one side of the story. On their debut single... Read More
Hit-Boy Presents Hits Since 87, Inc ft. Various Artists - Cypher [Stream]
Though T.U., the liquor-soaked lead single off Hit-Boy's forthcoming Hits Since '87, Inc compilation, won plaudits for its club-ready production, predictable mic work from the headliner and his collaborators led... Read More
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UPDATE: Click "Watch Video" for the brand new visuals for Up Out the Way. Mobile users can scroll down. If ever you find yourself standing between Xzibit and a pile of cash, you have two choices: either get Up... Read More
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New York, N.Y. -- The DJBooth has partnered with music subscription service Rdio to bring our readers exclusive, streaming playlists over the course of October and November. The first, "The Best of Xzbit," will be featured... Read More
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Another long overdue Live album from Judas Priest. This set is also awesome, the best tracks from Angel & Nostro as well as great concert classics. Great to hear these amazing metal songs again and the new tracks fit in perfectly. Amazing Priest live.
Metal Album Reviews[RSS]
Great record. Doesn't matter if Rob never sings a high note again. He still sounds great singing in a lower register.
This is one hell of a live metal album! It's Priest at their most ferocious. I've only listened to it 3 times so far but the first thing I noticed was that Priest haven't sounded this heavy since `The Sinner' & `Victim Of Changes' from Unleashed In The East.
From the very start of the album (Judas Rising), the album rocks so hard & heavy and demands to be played loud. Watch out though – the low bass-rumbles may disintegrate your speakers.
This is the most evil-sounding I've heard the band sound live and I'm sure Satan and Tony Iommi were sitting there together smiling at every show.
`Dissident Aggressor' is the perfect example of the `Sabbath-style' heaviness that is present throughout the album and is a personal favourite. I'd only ever heard this track live when I saw them on this tour and was blown away with it's power.
The album is so consistent that I seriously can't single out any highlights. The only song that may to be out of place on this set, although it's a good track, is `Riding on the Wind' – it just doesn't seem dark enough with everything that surrounds it.
Yes, Halford can't & doesn't try to reach the notes he once did – at least not on a constant basis. However, his lower register vocals are still very effective and still irreplaceable (except maybe on 'Painkiller' which no one can sing)- respects to Ripper Owens for a great job in the interim.
Tipton & Downing haven't lost touch – and the drumming…..what can I say – Scott Travis is brilliant, and together with Hill are an awesome rhythm machine.
One of the best decisions made by the band is that they have avoided cramming on the album the `always present on live albums/dvds' songs like `You Got Another Thing Comin', `Breaking The Law', Living After Midnight' etc. although they did play these songs on their last 2 tours. This makes for a much-welcomed and refreshing song list instead of the usual repetitions many bands deliver with live albums.
One thing that may annoy people with this album is that the songs are taken from different shows from their last 2 tours and the end of each track is faded out between songs. This does take away the atmosphere & continuous flow of a live show and i've now lowered my star rating from 5* down to 4* from my original review based on this reason.
All in all, it still is a really great and essential live Priest offering.
After nearly 40 years of recording and performing, Judas Priest continues to deliver the goods while not falling into cliche-laden posturing that turns many "classic rock" bands into cartoon caricatures that pound out the same tired arrangements while playing gigs on the summer rib cook-off circuit.
With four of the 11 tracks from the last two albums – Angel of Retribution and the vastly underrated Nostradamus – and seven cuts dipping deep into the back catalog, there is an eclectic mix that generates powerful electricity. Rob Halford basks in glory with an incredible performance on Painkiller, but it's bassist Ian Hill and drummer Scott Travis who "rocka rolla" by breaking through the wall of sound on Riding on the Wind and Prophecy.
Rarely do live albums drift away from the comfort zone of cranking out fan favorites while easily (lazily?) helping to fulfill the number of titles required in the contractual deal with the record company. Judas Priest breaks that mold.
With song recordings scattered across the Angel of Vengeance 2005 and Nostradamus 2008 tours this is not such much a complete live show rather a greatest live moments of those tours, a collection of live souvenirs if you will. Indeed the songs have not been connected to run as one show and all of these recordings are stellar as is the band performance in delivering them. The band has also recognised there is a fair bit of live Priest in the back catalogue and have chosen to represent more obscure songs on this release which directs it to the hardcore fan.
Things kick off with the awesome "Judas Rising" and the band hits you in the face like a brick wall of sonic metal glory. Underpinned by some fantastic bombast from drummer Scott Travis's foot work are the classic flurries of KK Downing and Glen Tipton's awesome monolithic riffs and of course Mr Halford's Metal God vocals. Surely this track is what heavy metal really is all about. Close behind is "Hellrider" and it is equally metallic titanic. Great start.
"Between the Hammer And The Anvil" lumbers out of the crypt gates before bursting into life and is a spirited rendition of the "Painkiller" classic, complete with intro chants of "Priest, Priest, Priest" from a rabid crowd. The burst of fret work still sends tingles down the spine. Possibly veering into a more commercial vein is "Riding on the Wind" and Rob provides us with his customary screams. Workman like but fun all the same.
Not to be cowed by critics comments made around 2008's concept Nostradamus release we receive the first of two songs on offer from that CD. I wasn't a fan of the studio version but "Death" works well in a live setting with Rob sitting upon a throne telling us the tale of man's fate. Supported in the live arena by synths and ominous chiming church bell, it has more edge here. The vocal just works better when not as contained and when bouncing off an arena's walls. Glad they included it, will probably make many go back and give the Nostradamus CD a re-play.
"Beyond the Realms of Death" is sublime as always, mind you I don't think I have ever heard a poor version from the band. Perhaps one of the most influential of true metal bands you know when you are listening to Realms just how many bands and songs they have templated and influenced. Rob sings this again with passion and conviction. A highlight in the band's songwriting career and certainly one of my early favourites on this release. It proves you can be sensitive in delivery in metal and still hold your audience by the throat. Great stuff.
"Dissident Aggressor" is always welcome and this is a punchy and up beat version, though I miss that signatory siren wail note from Halford at the opening. It is followed by the shrill winds that howl outside announcing "A Touch Of Evil" has arrived. Easily a crowd favourite with the fists raised and the chants of "hey" against the mighty riff this is a great song. Again a great version on offer here, even though it doesn't stray too far from the studio version with the exception of a few vocal affects added for good measure. Nice guitar solo too.
"Eat Me Alive" sounds like it was lifted from the "Defenders" tour, but its "Prophecy" which was the opening number on the Nostra-Tour that is a late highlight. Again in the live setting this stuff just works better, Rob's vocals have more grit and edge and although there is synth work and backing tapes at play the whole song is much more stripped so you can hear the guitar riffs. In this way it is far more palatable to the metal fans ear and sounds less removed from what you expect from this band.
"Painkiller" has become the Priest song that modern day fans crave to hear at Priest shows and this version features a vocal that sounds like Halford is spitting razor blades. Over all it is THE ultimate speed metal song, what with pounding bass and drums, blazing guitar tradeoffs, banshee vocals its the best way to finish this CD.
Overall no weak moments, those hoping for a full live show may be disappointed, but I for one think this is a great bookend to two great tours and recommend it fully to any lover of legendary British metal glory. PRIEST, PRIEST, PRIEST, PRIEST!!!!


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NEW ORLEANS -- Former Mayor Ray Nagin's two sons appeared on Friday before the federal grand jury investigating their father, the Nagin boys' attorney said.
Jeremy Nagin, 28, and Jarin Nagin, 25, were the former mayor's partners in a granite countertop business that's now at the center of the federal investigation.
The feds are closing in on Ray Nagin after a former associate, Frank Fradella, pleaded guilty recently to conspiring to bribe an unnamed public official otherwise known to be Nagin.
"I'm not in the room (when they appeared before the grand jury)," the sons' attorney, Clarence Roby, said. "But delivery (of documents) was returned and they made an appearance in person. They were obviously called to testify and return documents."
Roby said Jeremy and Jarin are not targets of the investigation into their father, but are considered material witnesses and that's why they were called. But he declined to say anything about what they were asked or what they testified about.
Among the alleged payoffs to Nagin were freebies for the Nagin family firm, Stone Age LLC: truckloads of free granite, valued at hundreds of thousands of dollars; and a $50,000 payment from the chairman of Fradella's company in exchange for documents purporting ownership in Stone Age.
Jeremy Nagin was there at least once when his father met with Fradella, according to the former mayor's calendar.
In return for the alleged payments and freebies for Nagin, Fradella claims he got favorable treatment in his dealings with the city, which included several big contracts. Nagin also got involved in the failed effort to restore the Market Street power plant on the riverfront and met with Fradella to discuss his role in a proposed $650 million renovation project.
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The UCLA Department of Political Science, the UCLA African Studies Center and the Globalization Research Center-Africa present a discussion of African elections by Dr. Joel Barkan, Center for Strategic and International Studies.
Barkan will review the history of multiparty elections since the resumption of multiparty politics, including the quality of these elections, then he'll discuss ethnicity and voting patterns and conclude with some discussion of alternative electoral systems.
About Joel Barkan:
Joel D. Barkan is Emeritus Professor of Political Science at the University of Iowa in Iowa City, and a Senior Associate Africa for the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS). A specialist on politics and development policy in sub-Saharan Africa, Dr. Barkan served as the Regional Democracy and Governance Advisor for East and Southern Africa to the United States Agency for International Development from 1992 to 1994. He is currently Senior Consultant on Governance in the Public Sector Reform Unit of the Africa Region at the World Bank.
Barkan's knowledge of the politics of developing countries is the result of four decades of teaching, research, and government service. Since 1966 he has worked in Ethiopia, Ghana, Kenya, Lesotho, Namibia, Nigeria, South Africa, Tanzania, Uganda and Zambia. He has also conducted research in rural India.
Barkan's research focuses on the relationships between central government institutions and society, and includes studies of electoral behavior and electoral systems, legislative institutions, civil society, the politics of rural development, and decentralization and democratization. His work has been supported by grants from the Social Science Research Council, the National Science Foundation, the Rockefeller Foundation and the U.S. Agency for International Development. He is currently conducting a comparative study on the significance of early elections in countries making the transition from authoritarian to democratic rule.
Barkan received his A.B. from Cornell, and his Ph.D. in political science and African studies from UCLA. Since that time he has been a visiting faculty member or research fellow at the University of Dar es Salaam (1973-74), the Institute of Development Studies, Nairobi (1974, 1979-80), le Fondation Nationale des Sciences Politiques International, Paris (1978-79), the Centre for the Study of Developing Societies, New Delhi (1984), and Cornell University (1990). In 1997-98 he was a Jennings Randolph Senior Fellow at the United States Institute of Peace in Washington, D.C.
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Put Some Spirit in Your Yard with These Kid-Friendly Outdoor Halloween Decorations
Before you go all-out in planning a Halloween Party for your kids, we've put together a short list of basic Halloween decorations that you are going to want to get. Most of these Halloween Party decorations can be bought in just about any Halloween store or online: Black lights, fog machine, strobe light, black streamers, fake spider webs, lots of plastic spiders, flameless candles, black construction paper, black flowers, autumn leaves, fill dirt, large trash bags, and Halloween CDs.
Kids Halloween Party Ideas for the Outdoors
You can use most of the same decorations that were mentioned in the Halloween Party Ideas with Halloween Decorations for Adults, but if you want to tone it down a little bit for the kids, we have some special kids Halloween party ideas that are definitely kid-friendly.
You're going to want to make sure your house stands out from all the other homes on the block so your little Halloween Party guests know right where to go. If you have lamp posts and you want to light the way to your house, transform them into a giant pumpkin by covering them with Halloween Lamp Post Cover. Simply snap one of these Halloween Lamp Post Covers over your lamp post and your guests are sure to find your Halloween party right away.
Line your walkway or driveway with some creative Halloween bags. Just take paper bags, cut them out with a fun Halloween scene or Halloween saying and add a light inside the bag so the scene will shine through. For safety, use flameless tealights, which can burn for up to 12 hours on one charge.
Now that your guests can see which way to walk, it's time to spook out the bushes along your walkways. Adding some Haunted Hedge Eyes to your bushes will make it look like creepy monsters are waiting in the shrubs – waiting to pounce on unsuspecting Halloween guests that is! As someone walks by your bushes, the motion-activated Halloween Hedge Eyes light up, start growling and the bushes begin to shake. You can also throw some mesh over the bushes so it looks like the monsters have been in there for some time.
Halloween decorations for the yard are perhaps one of the most fun things to set up. They are the best way to transform your house from an ordinary home to a spooky Halloween Fun Zone! To set the mood, you can start by strategically placing fog machines and strobe lights around your yard. For a whimsical look, set up a Halloween Cauldron metal sign that depicts a hapless witch who has tumbled into her magic brew – all that is left to see are her bright orange striped socks and bright purple witch shoes emerged in overflowing green bubbles. Place this outdoor Halloween decoration in your graveyard between 2 tombstones or surround it with pumpkins and hay and up-light it with a spotlight so it really stands out.
Speaking of graveyards! You can create a kid-friendly Halloween graveyard with home-made Halloween Tombstones that are easy to set up and even easier to make! Just sit the tombstones around on the yard or, if you want to make your little faux-graveyard look a bit spookier, add mounds of dirt in front of each tombstone to create a grave. Just be sure and place the dirt on a plastic trashbag before placing it on the ground so it will be easy to remove once Halloween is over. Drape some spider webs and fake spiders over your tombstones to complete the look.
Hang a Solar Spider Lantern at the entrance to your driveway or front porch to welcome your young visitors. The Halloween lantern depicts a black spider in its web silhouetted against an orange backdrop and can hang from a 4-ft Shepherd's hook with a glow-in-the-dark spider web. A little spooky…yet fun.
If you have a covered porch, hang some little skull Halloween Lights in front of the door. These Halloween Lights have a color-changing LED inside each skull that will cast an eerie glow around the entire porch.
Cover your porch lights or garage lights with a happy Pumpkin Porch Light Cover that easily stretches over your existing porch light with an elastic band. The Pumpkin Porch Light Cover fits coach lanterns up to 13″ in diameter and depicts a cheery pumpkin that's lit up from behind and appears to just be sitting on the side of your wall.
For your door, you can create a wreath out of your favorite candies. Just tie the candies around a black, spray-painted wreath and add a Halloween-themed ribbon to tie it to the wreath holder. If you don't want to use candy in your wreath, there are plenty of other Halloween decorations that you can use – check out our DIY Halloween Wreaths article for more information.
Now that you have some ideas for your kids outdoor Halloween party decorations, let's go inside the house and see what indoor kids Halloween party ideas we have.


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Cyclist killed in 'fail to stop' collision with BMW in Clapham Manor Street
Updated 6:32am Tuesday 8th April 2014 in News By Omar Oakes
Police are investigating a road collision between a car whose driver fled the scene and a cyclist who died the next day.
Officers were called at about 10.25pm on Friday, April 4, to reports of a male cyclist injured in Clapham Manor Street, Clapham.
The 26-year-old man was taken to a south London hospital but died on Saturday.
Next of kin are aware and formal identification has taken place.
A post-mortem examination will take place today at Greenwich mortuary.
After the incident a car was seen making off from the scene. The car was a black BMW 5 series with black tinted windows.
Prior to the incident the car was seen in Clapham High Street and turned into Clapham Manor Street. It carried on north on Clapham Manor Street.
There have been no arrests.
Officers are appealing for anyone who was in the area at the time of the incident who has not been identified to contact them as soon as possible. By calling 020 8285 1547, Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111 or the police non-emergency line 101.
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buggsie says...
But what do you expect with the state of our roads - humps - chicanes - POTHOLES. I wonder if the driver knew - late at night in the dark if it was a cyclist and not one of the POT HOLES.
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The driver almost certainly knew what he/she had done and ran away, just like the coward they truly are!
What's the betting they were drunk/drugged/banned and/or had no insurance?
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For the Salmon:
1 2½-3-lb. boneless, skin-on salmon filet
6 cloves garlic, roughly chopped
1 3" piece ginger, peeled and roughly chopped
To taste Kosher salt
3 tbsp. canola oil
1 tbsp. white vinegar
1 tbsp. red chile powder or paprika
1½ tsp. cardamom seeds
1½ tsp. garlic powder
1½ tsp. ground bay leaf
1½ tsp. ground cinnamon
1½ tsp. ground cloves
1½ tsp. ground ginger
1 cup plain yogurt
6 green Thai chiles, stemmed and minced
1 tbsp. minced fresh cilantro
Place salmon on an aluminum foil-lined baking sheet and set aside. Purée garlic, ginger, and ¼ cup water in a blender. Using a rubber spatula, smear garlic mixture over flesh of salmon, along with salt, half the oil, vinegar, 1 tsp. chile powder, and half of each of the following: cardamom, garlic powder, bay leaf, cinnamon, cloves, and ground ginger. Toss to coat; cover salmon with plastic wrap and refrigerate for at least 1 hour and up to overnight.
Combine 1 cup yogurt, chiles, and remaining oil, chile powder, cardamom, garlic powder, bay leaf, cinnamon, cloves, and ground ginger in a bowl; season with salt. Pour yogurt mixture over salmon and gently massage into flesh. Cover with plastic wrap and refrigerate for 1 more hour.
Heat oven to 400˚F. Uncover salmon and bake until fish is crisp, lightly charred, and cooked through, 20-25 minutes. Using a large metal spatula, transfer salmon to a serving platter and serve hot topped with cooled grapes & crispy pepitas.
For the Macerated Grapes:
2 pounds red seedless grapes, rinsed
2 cups sugar
4 cups water
1 teaspoon whole cloves
3 cinnamon sticks, halved
Put grapes in a large heat proof bowl poke each grape several times with a wooden pick.
In a saucepan stir together remaining ingredients and bring to a boil. Pour hot syrup over grapes.
Macerate grapes at room temperature, gently turning occasionally, 1 hour.
Chill grapes, covered, at least 2 hours and up to 2 days.
For the Pepitas:
2 cups shelled pepitas
1 large egg white, beaten until frothy
1 tablespoon tumeric
1/2 teaspoon ground cinnamon
1/2 teaspoon salt
1/2 teaspoon ground cumin
1/4 to 1/2 teaspoon cayenne pepper
Preheat oven to 350°F. Spray baking sheet with nonstick spray or line with silicone baking mat.
Mix pepitas and next 6 ingredients in medium bowl. Spread pepitas in single layer on baking sheet.
Bake until pepitas are golden and dry, stirring occasionally, about 15 minutes.
Remove from oven. Separate petpitas with fork while still warm. Cool.
Serves 4-6