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CATEGORIES Documentary, Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Home Entertainment, Cinematical Indie, Features, CinematicalNow that he seems to have filmed all there is to document in the deep sea, particularly regarding the wreckage of the Titanic, James Cameron apparently has a new obsession: indigenous tribes of the Amazon. Recently he spoke about the Achuar people, who'd seen Avatar and responded in a way that made him alter his plot ideas for the film's sequel. Now he's talking about making a 3D documentary on Brazil's Xikrin-Kayapo tribe. He has already filmed a short piece about their opposition to a major dam project in their area (the Belo Monte hydroelectric plant), which will be included as a bonus feature on the next Avatar DVD release out this Christmas. The feature will be more on the tribe's life and culture.
Cameron, who likened the plot of Avatar to the tribe's issue with the dam construction, could learn a few things from other recent documentaries about Amazon peoples. There's Joe Berlinger's Crude, which also involves tribal life disturbed by modern industry, though it's more of a legal doc than an ethnographic work. And Jose Padilha's anthropology expose Secrets of the Tribe, which details what not to do when studying and documenting indigenous groups. Such as allowing them to be experimented on or turned into personal concubines. I'm sure Cameron has higher ethics than that, but there's always the argument that merely bringing cameras into these societies is bad for them.
Now what I'd really like to see Cameron do with his 3D cameras down in Brazil is document his truthful answer to Piranha 3D, which we know he despises. How will the fish -- including some varieties of piranha -- living in the Xingu River be affected by the dam? Answer: many will likely become extinct.

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Penn High School's Spell Bowl squad opened its 2013 season with a win at the
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The Kingsmen topped a 12-team field with a score of 86 out of a possible 90.
Seven PHS varsity spellers recorded perfect scores. They were Richard
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Per Pancakes: Orlovsky's new deal calls for him to make a base salary of $850,000 — a reduction from $2.25 million. He can make up the difference by earning $25,000 for every game he's the No. 2 quarterback. He also can earn $100,000 for every game he's the starting quarterback — a maximum of 10 games and $1 million. In 2011, Orlovsky was scheduled to earn $2.75 mllion. Instead, he will receive a base salary of $1.375 million. I would imagine that Orlousy was told to either take a pay cut or hit the road.


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Monarchism is defined as the advocacy of a monarch or monarchical rule.[1] A monarchist is an individual who supports this form of government, independent from the person, the monarch.
In this system, the monarch may be the person who sits on the throne, a pretender, or someone who would otherwise occupy the throne but has been deposed.
Monarchism is among the oldest political institutions, dating as early as 2900 BC[2] and was a step up from a chiefdom for ruling a state. The rule of the monarchy was supported by the divine right of kings or the Mandate of Heaven. Absolute monarchy stands as an opposition to anarchism and additionally from the Age of Enlightenment, liberalism and communism.
In 1687-88, the Glorious Revolution and the overthrow of King James II established the principles of constitutional monarchy, which would later be worked out by Montesquieu and other thinkers. However, absolute monarchy, theorized by Hobbes in the Leviathan (1651), remained a dominant principle. In the 18th century, Voltaire and others encouraged "enlightened absolutism", which was embraced by the Holy Roman Emperor Joseph II and Catherine II of Russia.
Absolutism continued to be the dominant political principle of sovereignty until the 1789 French Revolution and the regicide against Louis XVI, which established the concept of popular sovereignty upheld by Jean-Jacques Rousseau. Monarchy began to be contested by the Republican principe. Counterrevolutionaries, such as Joseph de Maistre or Louis de Bonald, sought the restoration of the Ancien Régime, divided in the three estates of the realm, and the divine right of kings.
Following the ousting of Napoleon I in 1814, the Coalition restored the Bourbon Dynasty in pushing Louis XVIII to the French throne. The ensuing period, called the Restoration, was characterized by a sharp conservative reaction and the re-establishment of the Roman Catholic Church, supported by the ultramontanism movement, as a power in French politics. After the 1830 July Revolution and the overthrow of Charles X, the legitimist branch was defeated and the Orleanists, gathered behind Louis-Philippe, accepted the principle of constitutional monarchy.
The Spring of Nations in 1848 then set the signal for a new wave of revolutions against the European monarchies.
World War I and its aftermath saw the end of three major European monarchies, the Russian Romanov dynasty, the German Hohenzollern dynasty and the Austro-Hungarian Habsburg dynasty. In Russia, the 1917 February revolution resulted in the abdication of Tsar Nicholas II and the establishment of Bolshevik Russia and a civil war between the Bolshevik Red Army and the monarchist White Army from 1917 to 1921.
The rise of the Hungarian Soviet Republic in 1919 saw an increase in support for monarchism, however efforts by Hungarian monarchists failed to bring back a royal head of state, and the monarchists settled for a regent, Admiral Miklós Horthy, to represent the monarchy until it could be restored. Horthy was regent from 1920 to 1944. In Germany a number of monarchists gathered around the German National People's Party which demanded the return of the Hohenzollern monarchy and an end to the Weimar Republic. The party retained a large base of support until the rise of Nazism in the 1930s.
With the arrival of Communism in Eastern Europe by 1945, the remaining Eastern European monarchies such as the Kingdom of Romania, the Kingdom of Hungary, the Kingdom of Bulgaria and the Kingdom of Yugoslavia were all abolished and replaced by socialist republics.
The aftermath of World War II also saw the return of monarchist and republican rivalry in Italy, in which a referendum was held on whether Italy should remain a monarchy or become a republic. The republican side won the referendum (by a narrow margin) and the modern Republic of Italy was created.
Monarchism as a political force internationally has substantially diminished since the end of the Second World War, though it had an important role in the 1979 Iranian Revolution and also played a role in the modern political affairs of Nepal. Nepal was one of the last states to have had an absolute monarch, which continued until King Gyanendra of Nepal was peacefully deposed in May 2008 and Nepal became a federal republic. One of the world's oldest monarchies was abolished in Ethiopia in 1974 with the fall of Emperor Haile Selassie.
Constitutional monarchies[edit]
Constitutional monarchies form the majority of the current monarchies. Since the middle of the 19th century, some monarchists have stopped defending monarchy on the basis of abstract, universal principles applicable to all nations or even on the grounds that a monarchy would be the best or most practical government for the nation in question but prefer invoking local symbolic grounds that they would be a particular nation's link to the past.
The International Monarchist League, founded in 1943, which has been very influential in Canada and Australia, has always sought to promote monarchy on the grounds that it strengthens popular liberty, both in a democracy and in a dictatorship, because by definition the monarch is not beholden to politicians.
Hence, post-19th century debates on whether to preserve a monarchy or to adopt a republican form of government have often been debates over national identity, with the monarch generally serving as a symbol for other issues.
For example, in countries like Belgium and the Netherlands anti-monarchist talk is often centered around the perceived symbolism of a monarch contrasting with those nation's political culture of egalitarianism. In Belgium, another factor are the anti-Belgian sentiments of the separatist Flemish movement. The latter see the monarchy as a predominantly francophone institution of which the historical roots lie in the French-speaking elite that ruled Belgium until circa 1950s. Belgian monarchists often call themselves 'Leopoldists' after the first king of Belgium, Leopold I.
In Canada and Australia, by contrast, debates over monarchy represent or represented debates whose driving force concerned each nation's relationship with the United Kingdom and the cultural heritage that that represents. In a nation like Saudi Arabia, finally, opposition to the monarchy may be synonymous with advocacy of democracy or Islamic fundamentalism. As monarchies take many different forms, so too do pro- and anti-monarchy debates.
Otto von Habsburg advocated a form of constitutional monarchy based on the primacy of the supreme judicial function, with hereditary succession, mediation by a tribunal is warranted if suitability is problematic.[3]
- Dame Joan Sutherland (1926-2010)[4]
- Tony Abbott (b. 1957)[5]
- Georg Johannes von Trapp (1880-1947)
- Manfred Reyes Villa (b. 1954)
- Sir Ian Botham (b. 1955)[6]
- Dame Judi Dench (b. 1934)[7]
- Boris Johnson (b. 1964)
- Michael Heseltine (b. 1933)
- Sir Elton John (b. 1947)
- Sir Tom Jones (b. 1940)
- J.R.R. Tolkien (1892-1973)[8]
- C.S. Lewis (1898-1963)
- Sir Paul McCartney (b. 1942)
- Harold Wilson (1916-1995)
- Claus Schenk von Stauffenberg (1907-1944)
- Ioannis Metaxas (1871-1941)
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- Russell Crowe (b. 1964)[9]
- Radek Sikorski (b. 1963)
See also[edit]
- ^ Webster's Encyclopedic Unabridged Dictionary of the English Language, 1989 edition, p. 924.
- ^ "Sumerian King List". Retrieved 7 April 2012.
- ^ http://home1.gte.net/eskandar/ottohabsburg.html[dead link]
- ^ Patron of Australians for Constitutional Monarchy
- ^ "Ten things you didn't know about Tony Abbott". telegraph.co.uk. Retrieved 19 Nov 2013.
- ^ "The monarchy stands for everything that I love and I feel proud to be British. Yes, I am a royalist." (2007)
- ^ Expressed support for the British monarchy in the TV series Royalty A-Z (2002). Narrator of The Royal Story.
- ^ Letters, no. 52, to Christopher Tolkien, 29 November 1943
- ^ "I am a monarchist and I think Queen Elizabeth has done a wonderful job for our beloved country. The Royal Family deserve more respect." (2003) "When you talk about our beloved Queen Elizabeth, I don't think there is a more gracious world leader." Princes Charles and Andrew are "intelligent, wise and kind men." (2010)
External links[edit]
- The Monarchist League
- Theodore's Royalty and Monarchy Site
- IMC, official site of the International Monarchist Conference.
- SYLM, Support Your Local Monarch, the independent monarchist community.
- A site to understand Monarchism a call to Monarchism today


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BRISBANE, AUSTRALIA -- (Marketwire) -- 03/19/12 -- SolarWinds(R) (NYSE: SWI), a leading provider of powerful and affordable IT management software for more than 100,000 customers worldwide, will exhibit and present at Cisco Live! Melbourne on 20-23 March. The company will be providing one-on-one product demonstrations, answering questions, and giving away laptop sleeves in booth WE33 of the Data Centre & Virtualisation Technology World in the World of Solutions.
"We are pleased to be participating in our first large IT industry event in Australia since establishing our Asia-Pacific headquarters in Brisbane in 2010," said Doug Hibberd, SolarWinds Executive Vice President of Technology and General Manager of APAC Operations. "We are looking forward to meeting IT professionals from both Australia and New Zealand, and gathering valuable feedback that we will use to constantly improve our products," Hibberd said.
Hibberd will give a 30 minute presentation on "Taking the Complexity Out of Complex IT Management," in the Partner Theatre on Thursday 22 March at 1:20 p.m. Hibberd will make recommendations on how to remove the complexity of IT management, while maintaining the power and flexibility, at a cost that any size business can afford.
Those visiting the SolarWinds booth will have the opportunity to learn more about SolarWinds network, log and event, systems, virtualization, and storage products through one-on-one demonstrations. The company will also be giving away laptop sleeves.
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CHATTANOOGA, TN (WRCB) -- The American Red Cross weekend Drive-in and Donate fundraiser brought in over $30,000 for Superstorm Sandy relief, with additional money still expected to come in. The effort was held at seven area Walmart locations both days and at Ross's Landing under the Olgiati Bridge off Riverside Drive on Friday.
Participating Walmart Stores included those in Athens, Cleveland (two locations), Hamilton Place, Hixson, Ooltewah and Signal Mountain. Red Cross staff and more than 30 volunteers were stationed at all locations to accept cash or checks.
"This was a huge undertaking which really highlights the care and generosity of our community," said Sandy Matheson, Regional Chief Development Officer. "I was so inspired by the solid support from individuals, schools, churches, the business and corporate community, media and all the volunteers. Our community really came together for this event. I know our neighbors in the Northeast are grateful for these donations which provide not only food and shelter for their immediate needs, but also support over 5,800 volunteer workers from all 50 states deployed to the area."
Community partners included Wal-Mart Stores, NewsChannel 9, WRCB TV 3, US-101, Chattanooga Times Free Press, Chattanooga Parks & Rec, Kohl's, Unum, Two Men and a Truck, DoubleTree Hotel, Five Guys Burgers and Fries, Hardee's, New York Pizza Department, Chic-Fil-A, McDonald's, Papa John's Pizza, McAlister's Deli, Western Sizzlin, Blue Plate, Domino's Pizza and Daylight Donuts.
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Passing through Santa Barbara, and this seemed like the most promising beer bar to stop in (via their website). It ended up being a very solid establishment.
There is a front bar, that you see from the street, but seems to open only when the place gets crowded. The back bar has more taps, and that is where we sat. The interior is mostly wood with a modern feel, with some large flat screens and plenty of tables. There's no table service though, so you have to order beer and food at the counter (this was not as problematic as it seems). We were there just for beer, so I don't know how the food is.
On tap, they had 5 of their house ales - a pale, ipa, wheat, amber, and maybe a gold? Either way, while this place is called "Union Ale Brewing Co", their house beer is all made at Firestone Walker, so the quality is very high. As for guest taps, here is what I remember: Telegraph Porter, Anderson Valley Oatmeal Stout, FW Union Jack, FW Velvet Merkin, FW Double Barrel, SN Celebration, Lost Coast White, Beer Guy IPA, Sea Dog Blueberry, North Coast Scrimshaw, Green Flash Barleywine, Rogue Hazelnut Brown, and several more. The taps were heavily CA influenced, which I appreciated, being from out of state. There weren't too many rarities, per se, but all solid selections.
The bartender was awesome - very friendly, knowledgeable, patient and willing to let us sample the beer before we bought a pint of it. The bar got crowded as we were leaving, and it seems like a lively spot (we were there on a Monday night, too). Overall, I'd definitely recommend it to any BA traveling through the area.
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Stopped in here on a Saturday w/ wife and friends and was surprised from the moment we walked in. Patio type area to the left walking in and the you immediately walk into the bar area w/ bar being on the left wall. Quality was good as beers and all was good. Selection was mixed for draft: They had 5 house brew and GF Double Stout, Laginatas and Scrimshaw Pils, Shipyard XXXX IPA, Beerguy IPA, Rogue Dead guy and Hazlenut Brown, Telegraph White Ale. Food was pretty killer for a beer bar. We were all impressed with the burgers. $12 burger was ahhh pricey but it was big and very good.
01-10-2010 01:30:19 | More by barleywinefiend
3.85/5 rDev +0.5%
Good place, a cross between yuppie hangout and sports bar. Food is always good and they have one of the best selections of beer in town. Service is very good, the bartenders know their beer.
They used to brew their own, now the house brands are brewed by Firestone Walker and are probably the best deal on the menu.
01-08-2013 23:16:34 | More by TheMarkE
3.8/5 rDev -0.8%
I'm a fan of Union Ale and have been here numerous times. they've got a nice selection of bottled beers but be careful as the prices can really get steep for some selections. They usually have a few guest taps and a standard line up of journeyman house beers which I believe are brewed for them by Firestone-Walker. I've never had a bad meal here and love that you can essentially assemble your own burger/sandwich. The pizzas I've had have been excellent and fairly creative as well. The service has always been a weak spot for Union Ale and after several months of horrible complaints ( I seemed like they hired an entire service staff that had no previous wait/service experience) they shut off the front end went to an "order at the bar" format. They still bring your food when its ready though. I encountered this arrangement a lot in Australia and it seems to work well there so not such a big deal.
Union can get packed on weekends and some nights as its bit of a trendy spot for the under 30 set but don't let that turn you off, its a nice counterpoint to the Brewhouse in many respects.
07-22-2010 17:25:23 | More by DigitalEye
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3.78/5 rDev -1.3%
This is an interesting place that tries to play the fine line between a beer bar and a bar that the average Joe would go to as well. The place is pretty big and has the typical college bar atmosphere. On tap there seemed to be about 15-20 beers, about half of which were their own beers (not sure why I don't see any rating on BA for them?) and the other half were a decent but not spectacular assortment of other craft beers (DFH90, Mirror Pond, FW Summer, etc.) as well as a couple of "others" such as Rolling Rock.
Prices were high. The DFH90 was $9 a pint! I decided to try one of their brews and had a Bust a Nut Brown, which is quite tasty but a tad overpriced at $6.50 for the pint.
Had some food, which was also good. Service was friendly and knowledgeable and offered us tasters of anything we wanted to consider getting a pint of.
Given the complete lack of craft beer in SB, this might be the place to go.
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A nice sports-bar-type establishment we ate dinner at while on vacation. We were able to watch the Vikings-Saints game while in California, which was nice.
Union Ale has a handfull of their house beers on tap (which were a couple bucks cheaper), in addition to a healthy spread of other largely Califoria taps. While I didn't pay much attention to it, the bottle list also appeared adequate. We stuck with the Union Pale Ale while we were there, and I was quite pleased with the easy, refreshing flavors of this beer. I'd definitely go for their house beers when you're there, especially considering the cost difference.
We shared a delicious pizza for dinner, while others in our party had some varios pizzas and appetizers. Everything I tried was very good, and the price seemed to be more moderate than some other places I stopped in CA.
One thing I didn't care for was the establishment's ordering method, which required patrons to get in line at the bar and order, then bring the beer or a numbered cone (for food orders) back to your table. So, no real wait service, which is a bit annoying. And yet, the staff working the bar were pleasant, so they've got that going for them. Maybe this wasn't their typical M.O.
Even so, I'd certaily recommend stopping into this place if your in Santa Barbara.
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Occupy-Loving Washington Post Pushes Furnishings for the 1 Percent
There's real paradox in romanticizing squalid, rat infested tents in one section of your publication while in another advising well-heeled readers where to buy a $5,000 Chippendale rug. But such is life at a liberal big-city newspaper.
The Washington Post swooned over the Occupy Movement last year, devoting thousands of words and gallons of ink to covering the complaints of the self-described 99 percent, which claims "to fight back against the richest 1% of people that are writing the rules of an unfair global economy that is foreclosing on our future." The Occupy Movement is calling for a general strike on May 1, and the Post is now itching to favorably cover Occupiers.
But despite its pseudo-populist championing of the "99 percent," the Post is devoting other sections of its paper to serving richer segments of society. Its "House Calls" column is clearly targeted towards the "1 percent" of society who can afford the expensive items it suggests for home makeovers.
In its weekly "House Calls" section, the Post brings in designers to help individuals make over rooms. These designers often recommend buying furnishings that cost thousands of dollars. The Post provides two lists of recommended furnishings for people seeking to make over their homes: a "splurge" list and a "save" list.
The Business and Media Institute examined twenty "House Calls" columns from November 30, 2011 to April 25, 2012. ("House Calls" columns were not published on December 27, 2011, and January 25, 2012) The forty-two items on the "splurge" list during this time cost a grand total of $50,806.50, while the forty-four items on the "save" list cost a grand total of $17,520.95. The average cost of each "splurge" item was $1,209.68, while the average cost of each "save" item was $398.20.
"House Calls" designers recommended numerous expensive furnishings for room makeovers. The splurge items included big-ticket items like a $4,960 Chippendale Ring knotted rug in beige, a $2,985 Sofa 1296-03 in beige, and a $3,528 Hickory White oval dining table in driftwood finish. The "save" items published by the Post were also pricey, including a $1,500 Emory three-cushion sofa in ink and a $1,760 Manchester sofa in microfiber natural.
Such largess is not the province of the "99 percent"; real "have-nots" don't have thousands of dollars to throw around on expensive home furnishings. At this writing (April 30, 10:55 AM), the unemployment rate is currently 8.2%, the national average of gas prices is over $3.50 a gallon ($3.816 a gallon for regular gas), and oil prices are over $100 a barrel ($104.47 a barrel). Real have-nots are worried about basics like food and gasoline prices, not home makeovers.
But the same paper that cheered the National Park Service for appeasing the Occupy Movement, and is now cheering on the return of the Occupiers, is incredibly out of touch with the plight of the real have-nots.
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Why not try this WaPo...
Submitted by c5then on Wed, 05/02/2012 - 3:08pm.
Give all the 99%-ers free subscriptions and then charge the 1%-ers the full cost of publishing your rag.
Lets see how that works out for you?
Madison and Jefferson and Franklin built a Republic - Roberts killed it!
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Submitted by Annie Ashe Fields on Wed, 05/02/2012 - 5:43pm.
THEN they would realize that the rich subsidize the cheap subscription for the 99% by patronizing the advertisers who then continue to prosper and buy advertising which is the OVERWHELMING majority of newspaper cash flow... Wait... that sounds an AWFUL lot like "trickle-down economics" doesn't it?
Because it works.
If you just get the big fat gaseous government out of the f*cking way.
I never worked for a poor guy.
I never even worked for a guy that paid taxes on less than $249,999.
I wouldn't want to.
And unless you're a MORON PROGGIE, neither should you.
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The 99%ers are the "Grasshoppers"
Submitted by boscokraft on Wed, 05/02/2012 - 8:19pm.
from the "Grasshopper and the Ant Fable".
My suggestion is that if the 99%ers want socialism, give them a one way ticket to Russia, Cuba or China where its all fair and equal. For each one that leaves give an illegal alien working the farms in California full citizenship. They know the value and the oppurtunities we have in this country. The 99 percenters are squnadering their oppurtunities out of jealousy.
Its odd that they believe in Biological Darwinsim , but not economic Darwinism.
80 million are on food stamps? Thats probably 60 million too many. If those lazy bastards got out and worked we could afford to pay the really disabled folks double what they get now. They are ripping off those who most need assistance.
Once your weight hits 250 lbs food stamps should be cut off.
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A summer at Jacob's Pillow Dance Festival: sound in the woods…in a barn, a fun challenge. Got some new gear to play with though; Yorkville's Elite powered speakers. I was skeptical too, but they are great — excellent coverage and unending power. I also had the Yamaha M7CL digital console for a time, a great digital board for live guys — easy to use and reconfigure for different companies. The lighting department was jealous of the touchscreen interface.
One major problem we faced this summer (as most festivals face) was time. At JPDF, we have three theatres with a total of five companies, plus our school to provide varying production needs for each week. The best thing for us was using templates. We created templates for each space in Microsoft Excel and plugged in info and sound requirements as we received them. Our changeovers happen in one day or in one evening with a crew of interns. Having a plan ahead of time helped to maintain a learning environment for them while keeping us ahead of schedule. Seems rather elementary, but it works.
Another potential problem is having a full intern crew that rotates through all areas of production each week. Coming from all over the world, they all have different career ambitions and experience. I have found that individual classes on the operation of the sound console to be invaluable to productive tech rehearsals. Preaching the doctrine of "signal flow signal flow signal flow" also teaches them to be problem solvers, allowing me to be able to float between all the spaces to solve the bigger problems (like, who is going to drink all this beer?)
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by Damon Lee Fowler
For anyone who likes bird watching, Mama's backyard is the place to be.
It's a place for a cook to be, too, for despite all those nibbling critters, in its season there's an abundance of almost everything from asparagus, delicate spring lettuce, herbs, and early squash to apples, mulberries, wild blackberries, butter beans, okra, tomatoes, turnips, and winter kale.
At this time of year, one of the rare and unexpected wonders of this little world is white asparagus. It's not one of my mother's horticultural experiments, but a complete accident that came about mainly because of all those birds.
Mama laid out her asparagus bed on the southern edge of the yard, where it would get plenty of sun all day long. A couple of yards away from the spot, there's a forsythia bush. It blooms early and then sprouts a thick mane of dark foliage for the summer. She never gave it a thought.
When that dense shade became an annual nesting spot for a pair of brown thrashers and, some years, a pair of mocking birds, too, she couldn't bear to prune it back and violate their sanctuary, so the bush was left to grow pretty much unchecked. And so, without a border to control it, did the asparagus bed.
Pretty soon, half the bed was under that forsythia, and the spears that sprout there, without any planning or mulching, come up as delicate and pale as the finest white asparagus selling for a premium in exclusive markets. Actually, it's much better than market white asparagus, because it's usually cooked within moments of being cut.
Truth to tell, I've rarely tasted it cooked. When I can get home during the season, I take a kitchen knife and slip out early in the morning, while the grass under my bare feet is still cold and wet with dew. Carefully lifting the branches of the forsythia, I quickly cut the first spear I see and eat it on the spot—no salt, no hollandaise, no enriching brown butter.
As its snapping crisp flesh yields under my teeth, its juices literally burst into my mouth, blooming on my tongue like the distilled essence of spring. You might think that this is a little selfish and underhanded, that my mother wouldn't approve of my secretly raiding her asparagus like the rabbits who decimate her lettuce crop—and you'd be right—if only she weren't standing right there beside me, doing exactly the same thing.
Asparagus (of Any Color) with Lemon Pecan Brown Butter
Regardless of your asparagus's complexion, the toasted caramel undertones of brown butter and pecans, balanced by the tang of lemon, make the perfect foil for that spring-fresh flavor. But it's also terrific with young green beans or almost any broiled, poached, or sautéed white-fleshed fish such as flounder, grouper, halibut, sole, or snapper.
Serves 4
Ingredients:1 1/2 pounds asparagus, trimmed and tough ends peeled
6 tablespoons unsalted butter, cut into bits
1/2 cup pecans
1 lemon, zest removed in fine julienne with a bar zester, cut in half
Put 1 inch of water in a skillet or other wide, shallow pan that will hold the asparagus flat in no more than 2 layers. Cover and bring to a boil over high heat. Add a small handful of salt and, as soon as the water is boiling again, add the asparagus. Cover, bring it quickly back to a boil, and remove the lid. Cook briskly, uncovered, until the asparagus is barely tender but still bright green, about 3-4 minutes. Turn off the heat, immediately drain, using the lid to hold the asparagus. Turn it out onto a warm platter and keep warm.
Put 4 tablespoons of butter in 9-or-10-inch skillet over medium high heat. When melted, add the pecans and sauté, tossing frequently, until the butter and pecans are a uniform golden-brown. Add the lemon zest and the juice from half the lemon. Cook for half a minute longer and remove the pan from the heat.
Swirl in the remaining butter, refresh with another squeeze of lemon juice, taste and add salt if needed. Pour it evenly over the asparagus and serve at once.
where is the perfect pound cake receipe. mentioned in the first home page.
sherri stroud of van texas on April 12, 2010 05:52 PM
Wow, what a great article! I love asparagus and I can't wait to try the recipe!
Kaleigh Helsing of Easley, South Carolina on April 12, 2010 06:25 PM
Dear Paula,
This is such a beautifully written story about your Mom's asparagus - I just love it and had to tell you so! I felt like I was also there with you picking a 'fresh' asparagus in the early morning dew. I love the recipe and will always remember this story to share with my family as well. You must have had a wonderful relationship with your Mom.
Peace and Blessings to you always,
Maria Tamborelli of East Greenwich, Rhode Island on April 13, 2010 10:01 AM
I really enjoyed reading your memories of growing and eating asparagus. Asparagus is one of my favorite veggies. I also have fond memories of my dad driving along country roads scouting out asparagus in the ditches. Come spring it seemed like he knew every volunteer patch in 2 counties. It was delicious. My husband and I now have a 5 year old patch in our garden and it is in the southern most part of our garden. I picked my first mess on March 29th, that is early for central Indiana.
Stephanie Emanus of Jasonville Indiana on April 13, 2010 10:24 AM
Where are the 10 fresh asparagus recipes mentioned on the home page? The link leads to 1.
Michael Jaski of McDonough, GA on April 14, 2010 08:47 AM
Here are other asparagus recipes from our database:
Beer Battered Asparagus with a Lemon Herbed Dipping Service
Corn and Asparagus Salad
Fried Asparagus with Creole Mustard Sauce
Asparagus Quiche
Chicken and Asparagus Crepes
Phyllo Wrapped Asparagus
Asparagus with Sesame Citrus Sauce
Portobello and Asparagus Salad
Kelly O'Donnell's Grilled Asparagus
Grilled Vegetable Pasta Salad
Asparagus with Lemon Butter
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Asparagus Sandwich - Lady and Sons Restaurant
Grilled Asparagus with Lemon & Garlic
Fresh Asparagus and Curry Dip
Lisa the Admin of Savannah, GA on April 14, 2010 10:31 AM
Thank you, Lisa.
Michael Jaski of McDonough, GA on April 15, 2010 07:40 AM
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brendagilley of 390sable ln thomasville nc27360 on April 15, 2010 10:23 AM
i just think you are truly the best. keep up the good work. the recipesare delliousssss
wanda elliott of abbeville S.C. on April 15, 2010 10:34 PM
Great story. Feel like you are there. Our favorite way to prepare asparagus I learned from my daughter,
Trim spears and place in large plactic zip lock bag. Add a little olive oil and Paula Deen House Seasoning(to taste) Roll around in bad=refridgerate and roll a couple more times. Leave a least 1 hr. or can be done night before cooking. Roast in oven at 400 degrees for about 10 min. Longer if you want it browned a little.
Goes great w/any meet or fish. I sometimes slice and do potatoes,onions or zuchinni squash the same way, or do any combination of them.
Margaret Wisler of Clearwater, Fl. on April 16, 2010 06:47 AM
hey paula,
Ihave watched you for some time now and i do love you and your beautiful family. I am looking and have been for some time for a poundcake recipe that my grandmother used to make when i was small. I do remember that there were alot of eggs and butter and the fabulous light sugary crust was to die for. My cousins and myself got our tails tanned but good many sundays for getting in the cake before dinner was served. the greatest memories ever. Do you have that beautiful southern poundcake recipe that might come close to recreating those memories of my childhood.
Pennye Brown of tampa, florida/ transplanted from Cuthbert GA. on April 16, 2010 05:38 PM
Where is the perfect pound cake recipe mentioned on the home page?
V. Hayes of Gainesville, Ga on April 19, 2010 03:11 AM
The Perfect Poundcake Recipe was featured in our Apron Strings Section:
Lisa the Admin of Savannah, GA on April 19, 2010 09:50 AM


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From its "Miami Vice" neons to its rotating bars, the display of nearly four miles of light bars and one million LED lights is a sight hard to ignore.
If ever there was a time to check out the massive light show it would be tonight as artists take over the display with video and music. The "Expanded Cinema" event kicks off the Dallas VideoFest, which officially begins Thursday at the Museum of Art's Horchow Auditorium.
Artists will use the Dallas Omni Hotel as a backdrop for video art with artists that include Frank Campagna and Tim Capper, among others. The audio will be simulcast by 91.7 KXT.
As it may be hard to get the full effect close to the massive hotel, an official viewing location has been set up at an empty field at the corner of Colorado and Jefferson boulevards. It has been recommended to bring lawn chairs, flashlights and radios for the best experience. Practical shoes are also recommended as the area may be muddy.
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According to a study by Sallie Mae, 34 percent of families surveyed chose two-year programs, cutting the cost of school by nearly half, from an average $21,072 per year at a four-year institution to $11,012 per year at a two-year college. Meanwhile, 69 percent of families are taking advantage of discounted tuition at in-state schools.
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He was married to Gloria Ross, a homicide victim found shot to death Thursday night. Family members discovered her body in the backyard of her home on Fernheather Drive. She had been shot multiple times.
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Clearcase support is a BIG gap in Netbeans. As a matter of fact, I know a lot of people that had to switch to Eclipse basically because of the lack of cc support in Netbeans.
I tried the module pretty quickly, but I don't use native clearcase on my system I use clearcase web. What is really needed is native clearcase (and clearcase integration) instead of using the cleartool executable which is what the module does now.
CCWeb is important for remote and VPN connections, and is more accessible than clearcase native. Eclipse has integration with CCWeb, and I believe IBM has a package for this. Obviously, they have some Eclipse Plugin that does it, and I wouldn't be surprised (and hope) that that is open source code that could be used in Netbeans.
Wish I could help with this, the important thing is to get a clearcase library that integrates well (not just uses cleartool.exe) ... maybe it's time to look at those packages on the eclipse/IBM sites again.
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Updated 8:30am Wednesday 22nd January 2014 in News
Police are looking to identify two young men to assist with an ongoing investigation into the theft of a number of mountain bikes in Chelmsford.
The burglary happened when thieves kicked open a communal shed on Viaduct Road between 4pm Monday, December 30 and 8am Tuesday, December 31 and stole four mountain bikes, causing approximately £100 worth of damage.
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Braintree Town v Cambridge United (From Braintree and Witham Times)
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Braintree Town v Cambridge United
Updated 9:41pm Tuesday 25th February 2014 in Sport By Simon Spurgeon
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- Braintree Town taste first home league action since December 28 as they entertain the U's
That's it! Braintree win 1-0 thanks to Dan Sparkes' lone goal in the 67th minute.
Five extra minutes announced.
James Mulley's excellent header clawed away by U's keeper Norris to keep it at 1-0.
Bookings for Sean Marks and Tom Bonner after coming together. Refs report getting longer and longer!
Now Ryan Peters booked for foul. Travelling supporters thought yellow should have been red though.
Caution for Habergham for time wasting at a throw-in. Nine mins to go still 1-0 to Iron.
Cambridge looking for a way back in but the orange back line is holding firm at the moment. Still 1-0 to Braintree.
GOAL Dan Sparkes puts Braintree ahead in 67 th minute. Side foots home after excellent run by Bernard Mensah cutting in from the left. 1-0 to the Iron.
Cambridge fail to take gilt-edged chance as Ryan Bird couldn't connect with loose ball that runs free in box after attempted clearance by a Braintree boot.
Sub for Braintree to start second half as Dan Sparkes on for Kenny Davis.
Teams coming out for start of second half. Hopefully the action will be more compelling this half.
It is! Goalless 45 mins between Braintree and Cambridge.
Just 1 min added time. Looks as if it will be goalless at half-time.
Booking for Matt Paine for foul on 35 mins. Liam Hughes' free-kick almost finds a way through but Nick Hamann makes the save.
Cambridge line up with Norris, Roberts, Taylor, Coulson, Bonner, Champion, Pugh, Hughes, Berry, Bird, Barnes-Homer. Subs are Sullivan, Tait, Chambers, Arnold, Gilles.
Braintree side tonight is Hamann, Wells Massey, Peters, Habergham, Davis, Paine, Laurent, Mulley, Marks, Mensah. Subs are McDonald, Long, Holman, Sparkes, Daley.
Game has settled down a bit now and neither keeper being tested too much
Mensah goes close again on 15 mins but shot flies just across the face of Norris' goal. Iron looking brighter of the two now.
9th minute good chance for Braintree as Massey's header down is met by Mensah but he lifts shot over the bar.
First meaningful effort comes from Braintree in 6th minute as Josh Laurent fires from edge of box but straight into arms of U's keeper will Norris
Braintree are unchanged from starting 11 that drew 2-2 at Kidderminster on Saturday.
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THE SCREENING ROOM: Performances From the 2013 Tony Awards, Including Kinky Boots, Matilda and More
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The 67th Annual Tony Awards, hosted by Neil Patrick Harris, featured performances that highlighted the entire 2012-13 Broadway season, including high-flying cheerleaders, "Revolting Children" from Matilda, A Christmas Story and Annie, fabulous drag queens and more. Which performance was your favorite?
Performances from this season's musicals included a medley from Matilda, including "Revolting Children"; "It's All Happening" from Bring It On: The Musical; "In My Own Little Corner" and "Impossible" from Cinderella; a medley of hit songs from Motown; "It's the Hard Knock Life" and "Little Girls," featuring Jane Lynch, from Annie; "You'll Shoot Your Eye Out" from A Christmas Story, the Musical; a medley from Pippin; and "Everybody Say Yeah" from Kinky Boots.
Other performances at the 2013 ceremony included a spoof on Broadway stars taking to television, featuring Andrew Rannells, Megan Hilty and Laura Benanti; a reappearance from last year's big winner, Once; a look at The Rascals; "True Colors" from Tony winner Cyndi Lauper; and more.
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