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The driver of a Pontiac sedan lost control and slammed into the guardrail on Interstate 93 southbound near the Interstate 293 split in Manchester on Monday morning. (DAVID LANE/UNION LEADER)
Rick Riendeau, director of public works in Milford, said his crew had a busy weekend and worked more than 33 hours on Friday and Saturday to deal with a Nor'easter that dumped as much as three feet of light, powdery snow in some areas.
"It actually was a pretty decent storm because the snow was so light," said Riendeau, "and it was great that it hit on Friday night, when there were not many people on the road."
Because of the timing of the storm, Riendeau said the department was able to clear the busiest parts of town, including cutting pathways into tall snow banks so folks could use the sidewalks.
"We had our guys out here at 10 o'clock last night and they're still out there now," he said.
But Monday's storm, which started with a few inches of snow before turning to sleet and then rain didn't make the continued cleanup any easier.
In Newmarket, Jan White of the highway department said the efforts to get rid of the large snow piles littered around town were interrupted by the need to send crews out to salt and sand the roads as the morning's snow turned to slush.
In Durham, Director of Public Works Mike Lynch said he's had to split his storm-weary crew into a day and a night shift in order to let some of the workers get some sleep, while the others continue to clear the snow from the weekend storm.
"We've got 22 people and no extras," said Lynch, "but we have to keep clearing the snow. We've got half a dozen sidewalks not open, so that's going to be a priority at night."
Doug Graham of the New Hampshire Department of Transportation in Swanzey said he was pleased it snowed first before changing to rain, though.
"The snow gave the rain something to soak into and that probably helped keep the roads from getting too bad," he said, but the slush can make things tricky on some streets.
"The state roads are all passable, but town roads are a whole different animal, especially the gravel roads because you can't salt them," said Graham.
In Rochester, crews that have been working around the clock since Friday and only going home for breaks will be back out again tonight trying to find a new home for the piles of snow, said acting Highway Director Peter Nourse.
"We've had over 50 people involved since Friday and the roads are looking pretty good," Nourse said, "but tonight we'll be moving the snow over to the fairgrounds."
Nourse said the fairgrounds often become dumping grounds for mini-mountains because it's "conveniently located and there's plenty of room over there."
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The slushy roads prompted many school districts to cancel after-school activities, and towns and organizations postponed meetings and events in order to keep people off the roads. Afternoon kindergarten in many places was also canceled on Monday.
"The temperature is going to play a big part in how slick the roads are going to be, so we'll be keeping an eye on that," said Riendeau.
While town and state workers continue the cleanup, homeowners have been asked by the state Fire Marshal's office to pay attention to some details around their homes as well. Though the snow that fell over the weekend was dry and fluffy, that snow can absorb the rain that falls and become very heavy so homeowners are being asked to clear their roofs to ensure the snow load doesn't become too heavy. Homeowners are also being asked to keep any vents on the side of their houses clear to ensure carbon monoxide and other gases can escape as normal.
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Boeing has signed the first firm contract with Chinese suppliers to build parts for the new 787 Dreamliner. Boeing Commercial Airplanes vice president and general manager of airplane production Carolyn Corvi represented Boeing in Beijing to finalize contracts for the 787 composite rudder, the 737 forward entry door and the 737 automatic over-wing exit door with Chengdu Aircraft, a China Aviation Industry Corp. I (AVIC I) affiliated company. The company also completed contracts for the 787 wing-to-body fairing panels with Hafei Aviation Industry, an AVIC II company.
Other recent deals included a memorandum of understanding with Shenyang Aircraft Corp. for the leading edge assembly for the 787's vertical fin. BHA Aero Composite Parts signed agreements to build the interior panels for the 777 control cabin, as well as the wing-to-body fairing panels and tail cone for the 737. BHA is an equity-share joint venture between Boeing, Hexcel Corp. and AVIC I.
Boeing has also decided to substantially increase component production rates at Shanghai Aviation, Xi'an Aircraft and Shenyang Aircraft for the manufacture of 737 empennages, including the vertical fin and horizontal stabilizer.
Boeing now holds $1.6 billion worth of contracts with China's aviation industry. More than 3,500 Boeing airplanes–one-third of Boeing's world fleet–contain major parts and assemblies built in China.
Over the next 20 years, Boeing forecasts that China will need 2,300 jetliners, becoming one of the world's largest airplane markets. Boeing has offered free training to more than 27,000 Chinese pilots; maintenance, flight operations, quality and manufacturing personnel; executives and managers.
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To decide what Gob's bad impression of a chicken might be, Arnett consulted on set in 2003 with series executive producers Mitch Hurwitz and James Vallely. They all tried out different versions for each other. "Jimmy started doing a little bit, then Mitch got up and did some, and then I began trying things," remembers Arnett. "Picture three grown men hopping around, working out what it would be … They were pitching this really taunting dance, but I wanted to give it this very sharp, almost roosterlike, chest-sticking-out mannerism, like a real macho bravado dance." And how did clapping get introduced to the move? "Because I wanted it to be only sort of threatening."


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Ukoy ("oo-khoy") are fried crunchy, battered fritters with savory vegetable filling. Usually they also have shrimp, I veganized and added a touch of vegetable broth instead. It could be easily veganized because all you have to do is take out the shrimp and eggs. The challenge was not so much on how to veganize it as much as how to create a crunchy texture. Achieving that perfect balance of flour, corn starch, and baking powder is the trick to the perfect piece of Ukoy.
Ukoy (or Okoy) are best served with vinegar dipping on the side, and best enjoyed as snack or appetizer.
- 1/2 cup all purpose flour
- 3 tbsp. of corn starch mixed in and dissolved in 1 cup of water
- 1/2 tsp. baking powder
- 1 tbsp. flax seed meal mixed with 3 tbsp. water until thick (or any egg substitute)
- 1 tbsp. vegetable broth powder, or 1/4 cup vegetable broth
- 0.33 oz. annatto powder or achuete mixed in 1/4 cup of water (available at most Asian grocery stores)
- 1/2 cup julienned carrots
- 1/2 cup mung beans sprouts
- 1/2 cup cubed firm tofu and/or 1/4 cup minced potatoes
- 1/4 cup chopped celery or parsley
- 2 cups cooking oil
- In a bowl, combine the flour and cornstarch mixture. Mix well until the texture is similar to a pancake batter.
- Add the baking powder, vegetable broth, salt, pepper, and egg substitute. Mix well.
- Little by little, add the annatto powder mixture to the batter to achieve an orange color.
- Heat a pan or wok with cooking oil over medium heat.
- Using a ladle, add and assemble the filling. Then pour the batter on top and deep fry.
- Once the batter has been cooked and solidified, scrape the bottom of the ladle using a fork to free the fritter then flip to cook the other side. Repeat with the remaining batter.
- Drain the oil by placing the fritters on a paper towel. Serve with vinegar on the side.
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Your Business: Profit-Boosting Project Strategies
Five ways to limit customer dissatisfaction and impact on the bottom line
According to many security systems integrators large and small, the business of systems integration has become increasingly challenging every year for more than a decade. The pace of technology change is faster, product life cycles are shorter, and both systems and devices are growing more complex. This means that it is harder to keep sales, design and installation personnel up to speed on product capabilities, value and cost.
Economic challenges for integrators are greater, with fuel costs, lower product margins, and stricter financing being several factors. Economic factors also affect customers, impacting customer security budgets and increasing the pressure for cost-cutting measures, including competitive bidding. Competition for security integration projects remains keen.
This makes it more important than ever to protect and maximize the profit from each individual project. The following are five strategies for boosting project profits — while none of them are new ideas — they are often neglected and their importance is much greater today due to their impact on project bottom lines. Applying these strategies also has the benefit of removing the common causes for customer dissatisfaction.
1. Fix Faulty RFPs and Invitations to Bid
It is not unusual for RFPs and Invitations to Bid to be flawed. This can be a special challenge in a competitive bidding situation, if the flaws are omissions the project needs. It may be likely that some competitors will omit the items in bid proposals in favor of submitting change orders later.
If your business practice favors informing the customer up front to help avoid change orders, request that the omitted items be included via formal notice or RFP addendum, to level the playing field. With time constraint facing customer these days, it is not uncommon for customers to reuse specifications from previous projects using the cut and paste method, or take a "boilerplate" approach. It is critical that every RFP and Invitation to Bid be reviewed for applicability and completeness.
2. Clearly Capture Quality and Performance Requirements
Often, some of the project requirements fall through the cracks in the handoff between sales and installation. This is common for negotiated sales, but is still true for projects where customers are following a formal purchasing process — whether competitively bid or not.
Each requirement should be expressed in a way that makes it easily testable by inspection or demonstration: has the requirement been met or not? Where requirements have been provided by an independent consultant, be sure to review them simultaneously with the customer and the consultant to ensure that your interpretation of them matches customer expectations as well as the consultant's. Clarify or correct requirements as needed; don't accept verbal explanations that are not already self-evident in the written verbiage.
When a specific product or system is selected by the customer, a common unexpressed customer belief is that no further specifications are required; but nothing could be further from the truth given the complexity and configuration options of today's technology. Typically, when quality and performance requirements are not obtained in clearly written language, the amount of installation and commissioning work that has to be redone increases, driving project labor costs up and schedule out.
Quality requirements such as appearance issues include finish work that may not be common for integrators to perform, such as painting conduit and fixtures. When dealing with a customer-provided network, there may be cable management standards or practices to comply with, including for cable labeling. Failing to account for such items initially can be a significant cost estimation error depending upon the size and/or complexity of the project.
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Talisa, the spy?
Anon, let me address your question below the cut because SPOILERS!
04 . 06 . 2012
Anonymous ASKED
Since I've seen people asking you about things from the finale that confused them, I thought I'd give it a try too (er, spoilers, btw). Who destroyed Winterfell? If Theon's men turned him over to the Northerners and left without a fight, then shouldn't Winterfell be just fine?
Maybe the Ironmen burned it before bouncing… Maybe a random Joe in the party of Northerners who defeated the Ironmen accidentally dropped a celebratory cigarette in an errant woodpile… Maybe the comet we saw earlier in the season led to some weird-ass weather in Westeros and there was a mega-lightning storm that caused a strike or five to light up Winterfell like Baelor's Name Day*… Maybe I'm not going to give a definitive answer here because SPOILER ;)
*not an actual Westerosi holiday
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martinusmiraculorum replied to your post: In regard to the season finale, the only thing that baffled me was whatever went on in Winterfell. One moment its surrounded, the next Theon is dragged out, and then it's burned down and abandoned? What has happened, exactly? Where'd the army go?
I figure 500 Northmen being there, then not being there, Winterfell burning, and the Ironborn dead in the yard (I think) indicates that events proceeded as in the books.
That, too. I just went for the glib answer ;)
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Regarding this reblogged gif-set of the scene between Jaime and Brienne in the preview for next week's finale (spoilers below)
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Hey icarus-complex!
Let's take this one below the cut…
(spoilers for A Storm of Swords below)
10 . 05 . 2012
This could get very spoiler-ish, Anon. Let's meet below the cut…
(Spoilers for A Storm of Swords, Season 2, Season 3 and possibly Season 4)
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Dear Anonymous,
Your question is spoiler heavy so let me post it and answer it below the cut…
(HEAVY A Storm of Swords SPOILERS)
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A Response To An Anonymous ASK
Dear Anon,
Allow me to post your ASK and my response below the cut…
(spoilers for A Storm of Swords and beyond below)
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Rebecca Dorris Steiger
This week, the International Interior Design Association New York Chapter (IIDA NY) announced the appointment of Rebecca Dorris Steiger, CID, IIDA, LEED™ AP BD+C as Chapter President. Steiger's presidential appointment comes at an exciting time for the IIDA NY Chapter and the entire organization, as both are celebrating 20 years of facilitating networking, education, and innovation amongst talented design professionals.
Steiger is succeeding Steven South, IIDA, LEED™ AP, a senior interior designer and associate at Perkins+Will here in New York.
"We look for someone who is a strong leader, someone who can represent the organization well, and who is able to move the organization forward," says South. "With years of experience on the board, she comes to this role with a great depth of experience and knowledge of IIDA. Rebecca will be a great spokesperson for the Chapter."
As an IIDA member for over 14 years, Steiger's qualifications and understanding of the organization will help continue the growth of the Chapter's membership, programming, and professional development opportunities. A native New Yorker and graduate of Cornell University, Steiger is a New York State Certified Interior Designer and LEED™ accredited professional with more than 20 years of experience in corporate interiors and space planning experience.
While living in San Francisco, Steiger joined the IIDA in 2001, then went on to serve as vice president of membership and vice president of communications for the Northern California Chapter. Her work on the board of directors helped the Chapter win the honor of IIDA Large Chapter of the Year in 2005. After moving back home to New York that same year, Steiger joined Gensler as an interior designer and immediately got involved with the IIDA New York Chapter where she has served as the vice president of communications since 2006.
"Being involved in the growth and development of this organization is something that keeps me energized and engaged in the industry," says Steiger. "I volunteer because I want to give back to the community that has made an impact on my professional development and on elevating the perception and value of the interior design profession as a whole."
Each year, the newly inaugurated president of the IIDA New York Chapter is tasked with creating a theme—this year, the focus is "mentorship at all levels." Over the years, the New York Chapter, has been recognized as the IIDA Large Chapter of the Year for its exceptional effort to serve and deliver benefits and professional growth for its members, both emerging professionals and students. Steiger's goal is to expand these opportunities even further.
"I would like to develop programs for 'established designers' with 8 to 15 years experience, to help them continue to grow as professionals, and as leaders within their own firms and community," says Steiger. "A holistic focus on professional development will help strengthen the value that our Chapter brings to the New York design community, not only in New York City, but also in our Buffalo and Rochester City Centers, and our new RIT Campus Center."
As the IIDA New York Chapter prepares to enter this exciting anniversary year, Steiger looks forward to empowering all members to have the creativity, drive, and autonomy to bring the Chapter to the next level.
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Component is a vertically integrated frontend solution, handling everything from package management to the build process, handling everything including HTML, JS, CSS, images, and fonts. Think of it as an opinionated
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Please note: As of 1 April 2014, component v1.0.0 release candidates have been pushed to master. Several major new features have been added, some have been removed, and the project has been greatly reorganized. You may need to upgrade your version of node and/or npm to avoid breakage. Please see the detailed changelog in the Guide wiki pages for more info.
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Genre: Romantic Suspense, General Romantic Suspense
The intriguing premise of this series, which is now up to book five, is based on characters renouncing their old life for a new life fighting crime. The Network demands duty before love, but love always wins out. Readers may find the ending disappointing, however.
Six years ago, Gina Calhoun ran away from home and joined the Network, a covert organization that enforces absolute justice. She left her
Justine's old flame, Alex Lynch, is fulfilling his dream of running her father's ranch. In fact, one of the reasons she fled in the first place was because Justine felt Alex rejected her in favor of her father and the ranch. The Network believes that Alex was working with Reggie to sell government secrets. Will Justine be able to concentrate on the investigation, or will her attraction to Alex cloud her judgment? (WHISKEY CREEK, Oct., 226 pp., $12.95)
Reviewed By: Barb Anderson
Publisher: Whiskey Creek
Published: October 2007


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Cafe de Wheels was Cincinnati's first food truck, serving delicious burgers, fries and sandwiches while roaming the city. Owner Tom Acito was among the first to wrestle with city regulations, public perception of food trucks, and creating a business model in Cincinnati. He opened a stationary outlet as BaseCamp in the Dive Bar in Corryville. […]
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Blue Ash Chili Truck
08/19/13 at 4:21pm by Polly Campbell | Comments
The newest food truck to join the local fleet: Blue Ash Chili. The neighborhood chili parlor with location in Blue Ash and Mason has seen the benefits of putting their restaurant on wheels and working the food truck circuit. They'll be taking it to crowds all over the Greater Cincinnati area, including "Taste of" events, […]
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I've just finished putting together a list of all the food trucks. (At least all I could track down.) There are so many more than last year: It's quite impressive how many people have decided to make a go of mobile food vending. It's hard to keep up with all the new trucks. But if you […]
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04/16/13 at 10:35am by Polly Campbell | Comments
A new Cincinnati ordinance is expected to be passed by the Strategic Growth Committee today and by City Council tomorrow that will add more mobile food truck zones and make the Mobil Food Vending Program permanant. Added spots include a breakfast and lunch spot for three trucks at Washington Park and a nighttime zone at […]
Barrio to open April 12
03/20/13 at 1:12pm by Polly Campbell | Comments
Barrio, the new taqueria-tequilaria-Mexican restaurant in Northside, will open April 12. Owner Gary Sims said they would then open the patio in time for Cinco de Mayo. That patio will be well worth checking out: it's large and hidden and leafy–a great place to drink margaritas or try out new tequilas this summer. Sims said […]
Hot Doggin It
08/22/12 at 11:02am by Polly Campbell | Comments
Remember the hot dog shop up in Symmes Township that had the authentic Chicago hot dogs? The restaurant closed back in January, but has been reborn as a food truck. Ava Baldwin, who owns Hot Doggin It with her husband David, said they've been busier — and get home earlier– with the truck than they […]
Robinson's Roaming Pig
08/21/12 at 1:00pm by Polly Campbell | Comments
Here's another new food truck to try: It's a roving barbecue called Robinson's Roaming Pig. Greg Robinson is a teacher in the Little Miami school district; his wife Kim is a personal fitness instructor. He's the one who caught the bbq yen. Kim said if they were going to do it, they should do it […]
Bones' Burgers serves grass-fed burgers
07/18/12 at 3:20pm by Polly Campbell | Comments
Curtis Bonekemper uses Greenacres beef in the burgers he sells from his food truck: raised locally 100% on grass. That's a pretty unusual claim for any restaurant, let alone one on wheels. You can find his truck, Bones' Burgers, serving them up for lunch at various suburban office parks or sometimes late night by Animations […]
C'est Cheese
06/11/12 at 11:30am by Polly Campbell | Comments
Can you keep up with all the new food trucks? Early July, look for C'est Cheese to hit the routes. It's a gourmet grilled cheese truck, or more accurately, bus. "It's most like an airport shuttle bus," said owner Emily Frank. It's got windows on both sides and the back, so it's great for crowd […]
This new food truck is a drinks truck
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Perk'nUp Coffee is a new truck that moves around Northern Kentucky, serving espresso drinks, frappes and smoothies. Lora Kastor has been operating it for three months now, mostly in Edgewood and Florence. She makes regular stops at office buildings, and two a day at Beckfield College in Florence. She started the truck after getting laid […]
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On Starting Somewhere: Ramen
Ramen noodle soup is the first thing I ever cooked by myself. I dropped frozen peas and hot dog slices into boiling water and then added instant ramen and the salty spice pack.
My brothers and I slurped the whole thing down while watching Little House on the Prarie re-runs. You gotta start somewhere, right?
Momofuku Ando, the inventor of instant ramen noodles, died last week at the age of 96. As the US struggles with childhood obesity and too much industrialized food, we're still stopping for a shout-out to Momofuku -- the man, not the Manhattan noodle bar -- because for me and many new cooks, his invention gave us the confidence and curiosity to start cooking.
Unlike Hot Pockets or Easy Mac, instant ramen leaves a little room for the imagination. An editor at The Fresno Bee mentions a college friend "who also kept a small chile pepper plant in a pot on his dorm room. If memory serves, they were pequin peppers, tiny and fiery hot. We'd pluck a few to stir into the boiled noodles."
I experimented too, adding soy sauce instead of the contents of the little silver pack. Soon, I was on to cooking with water chestnuts (an odd obsession!), then baking bread, and on and on.
His invention is, as The New York Times said in their Appreciation, "a dish of effortless purity. Like the egg, or tea, they attain a state of grace through a marriage with nothing but hot water."
Knowing that one man invented instant ramen and turned his idea into Nissin, a company that sent 46.3 billion packs and cups around the world last year while earning $131 million in profits, is comforting too. It sends me looking for the next food visionary. We need someone who will overcome industrial food scientists, anxious marketers, exacting retailers and everyone else with a hand in today's freaky food chain.
Where will the next tasty, simple, and hopefully healthy food that will invite more people to cook come from?
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when i was in college and ate these all the time, i always added an egg. with my case of ramen noodles, my cartons of eggs, and assorted frozen vegies (whatever was on sale but i remember that frozen peas, frozen corn, frozen broccoli put in regular appearances), i was well fed & frugal!
I've "graduated" to Thai Kitchen Instant Rice Noodle Soups - adding shiitakes, chili paste, miso paste, baked tofu and scallions. (I only use 2/3 of the noodles tho) It's a great 10-minute meal for one!
Though I ate quite a bit of ramen in university (a Korean brand, and with an egg added), it reminds me most of my high school days. It was nightly ritual I'd share with my dad, making ramen at midnight after finishing homework, tossing in dinner leftovers for flavour.
While I do my best to avoid eating them now (waaay too much sodium), ramen made up a large part of my diet in college. They were always perfect for Sundays when the dorm cafeterias were closed.
I prefered to get ramen from the local Asian grocery store. Their ramen came in all sorts of cool flavors like Peking Duck, Tom Yum, and Mi Goreng. They also came with lots of little seasoning and oil packets for a more complex flavor.
I love ramen, ate a lot of it in school. Now I only ever have it if I am feeling nostalgic and happen to see it in the stores.
Still taste Good!!!
your memories of eating ramen after school while watching Little House is so right on with my childhood experience! that cracks me up!! i made mine with green onions, eggs, and spam.
The childhood detail that Chris fails to mention is that he also ate the noodles UNCOOKED when he was in elementary school. That was until our mother banned them for a brief period in the late eighties due to excessive crumbs that inevitably got all over everywhere from gnawing on the brick of salty carbs.
Aw memories .....
That's right, redshoz. We used to eat them raw right out of the wrapper. They're so good that way!


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A newly published book gathers the memories of 13 journalists and communications specialists about John Paul II, including those of Fr. Giorgio Costantino, spokesman of the Synod of Bishops.
"Giovanni Paolo II, raccontato da chi lo ha 'raccontato'", or "John Paul II, as reported by those who 'reported' him", edited by Angela Ambrogetti and Raffaele Iaria and published by Tau Editrice, discusses the 26-year pontificate of Bl. John Paul II, who will be canonized together with John XXIII April 27.
Among the contributors are Emanuele Roncalli, Gian Franco Svidercoschi, and Fr. Costantino, who has been the Synod of Bishops' representative since 1990.
Fr. Costantino's chapter shares stories of Bl. John Paul II's commitment to the synod, which he knew "very well, as he had taken part in each of the assemblies except the first one, in 1967."
"He had in fact been invited to that assembly," Fr. Costantino wrote, "but he chose not to take part, out of solidarity with Cardinal Wyszynski, Primate of Poland, whom the (communist) Polish authorities denied a visa to go to Rome."
This story, he recounted, was told "during a dinner the Pope shared with spokesmen of various languages and the then-director of the Holy See press office, Joaquin Navarro Valls."
Bl. John Paul II often shared his views during meals, which were an occasion for informal exchanges with those working at the Synod of Bishops.
"At the final lunch of the 1990 Synod of Bishops, John Paul II spoke off the cuff, stressing that he 'noted an increasing spirituality and maturity. My hopes have not been vain. This tool of the collegiality of bishops is efficient'", recounted Fr. Costantino.
According to Fr. Costantino, the late Pope held the synod to express apostolic tradition as well as a collegial and primatial structure.
He also related that Bl. John Paul II would lunch with the spokesmen, "asking for information about each Vaticanista. He showed that he knew both their faces and names, and that he read their articles. It was an always-open window to the world."
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With the 2014 World Cup just months away, you should be well prepared for an influx of football-inspired footwear from Nike's various categories. On the NSW side is the return of the Nike Tiempo '94, but check out this trio of camo-colored pairs from Japan's F.C.R.B.; these shoes are exclusive to the overseas shop and boast a mix of premium leather materials and three distinct color palettes of camouflage. Check out all three here and let us know which of the three you like best.
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For a real baseball fan, this is one of the better days of the year – the day of the first legit spring training game. It is not quite opening day nor like a crunch game in September, but it certainly beats most of the rest of the days on the calendar, particularly most of the days over the past four months.
It is not quite like Christmas Day; it is more like being a kid and having your parents let you open just one present on Christmas Eve. And so today we hopefully get to see some of the pieces on our new toy called the 2014 Baltimore Orioles. And while most of the best parts of the team will not probably make the short bus trip to Port Charlotte to play the Rays, we might get to see how some intriguing new players will perform – like Jamile Weeks maybe? The repaired Nolan Reimold? Or the bigger and better Jonathan Schoop or Henry Urrutia?
The Orioles will start with Chris Tillman, while the Rays will counter with the guy who brought Tillman to the Birds in a trade – Eric Bedard. Yes, that Eric Bedard. In a Rays uniform? That's just plain weird, but then again, so is … OK … forget that … this is a great day … let's stay positive and nice here.
And we should be cheerful on this great day because, along with a real baseball game, it gives us hope. The "us" in that sentence refers to those living under the effects of the polar vortex crap – which appears to be most of the country right now. This just isn't even funny anymore; it is like a practical joke that has gone on for too long to be continuously humorous in any way. But, tomorrow is the first day of the month in which the first real game that counts happens in Baltimore!
But for now, I'm still dealing with hot stove season, and by that, I don't mean anything to do with offseason baseball trades or free agents. I'm talking about a real hot stove – in my case it is a coal stove. And yes, I'm trying to create some global warming, or at least family room warming.
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So, if you read this blog regularly, you'll note that I said that New Traditionalists is a really great album. Well, I'm really glad their cover of "Working in a Colemine" did not make the final cut and was released as a single. I just don't care for this song.
Objectively, Devo did a good job at this cover. It's mutated, it's different than the original, and it's just recognizable enough. That said, I just don't care for the original, let alone a cover version.


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I think a lot of folks missed what Madonna was going for: Michael was so huge and had such an international appeal and no other artist could match him in that respect except Madonna. As she pointed out that while Michael may have been condemned by many, so too was she. I think that strengthened any kind of connection or bond they may have had and rather than trying to draw attention to herself she was trying to make the public aware of the authenticity and depth of her words by their (her and Michael's) shared common experiences.
Madonna isn't the only narcissist these days. Someone else can't stay away from cameras talking about how wonderful he is. It's embarrassing!
At least Madonna covered up her hands & arms this time.
Kanya is still a racist Douchebag.
The ONLY thing that kept Madonna of the front page of the news for being so narcissistic last night was Kanye. Madonna should thank Kanye and then Kanye should go away!
I'm glad I'm not the only one who thought Madonna's speech was self serving and had more to do with herself than MJ. This is the same woman who took movie cameras to her mother's grave to show her rolling around on it.
Madonna's speech was actually great. She has a unique perspective on Mike, and is one of the few people on this planet who can relate to fame on that level. Kanye's just a loser.
I actually liked Madonna last night. I thought she did a good job! Give her a break TMZ. You can't even compare Kanye's diss to her speech. Kanye was sooo disrespectful!
madonna you did great! kanye - not so much
DIDNT beynce win enuff anyway..and she won BET awards and all that for her music..KAYNE IS JUST A P.O.S. if it had been a black girl that won over B he wouldnt have cared
i found madonna to be very respectful in her speech and i truly felt she was very sorry for not keeping up with michael and his frienship, and for that i think she did a great job.i didnt feel she needed the fame she is a icon all on her own. however kanya was being very disrespectful to swift and he should have been escorted out which he was, who is he to say anything about anyone else, he needs to look at himself before passing judgements.. I SAY HE AINT ALL THAT ANYWAY!!!! BUT THAT IS MY OPINION NEVER REALLY CARED MUCH FOR HIM !!!! SUE FROM TAMPA
I for one liked the fact that she admitted that she and all the other celebs and of course witch hunt media turned their backs on MJ. They all made a laughing stock of him.
She did what most others wont do she own up to the disgusting way you all treated him.
im glad beyonce did that!! makes me like her that much more!!
Man, all this and Tequila's twitter page set back to UNprivate.
I can't cope...
I guess I need to listen to Madonna's speech again because I didn't find it self-serving at all. I was touched by the speech. I think she did a great job; better than MTV promoting this as a Michael Jackson tribute just to get ratings. Smart of them to open and close with MJ so fans would have to watch the whole show, but I didn't think they did any more of less of a tribute than BET, and they had lots more time! At least BET has consistently honored MJ since his death...MTV just jumped on the bandwagon to promote their lame as usual VMAs.


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-10-11-2004 #16
Re: Bradshaw and Long - Chumps of the Week
Here's my response that I sent to Howdie...
Did you ever consider admitting that you were wrong during your expert "analysis" given at halftime of the Rams game?? Why so silent after the game?? Did you smell that crow cooking or was you foot stuck in your mouth?? Same goes for Terry...Pathetic...Be a man and admit it when you are wrong.
SJax, a developing quarterbacks best friend...
-10-11-2004 #17
Re: Bradshaw and Long - Chumps of the Week
Not only did the Fox boys look stupid after what they had to say about Martz and the Rams at halftime, their little road trip to New England for a hyped up battle of the unbeatens was shot to hell. What a shame.
-10-11-2004 #18
Re: Bradshaw and Long - Chumps of the Week
A.) Bradshaw's been a chump since early childhood.
B.) Are you guys telling me you were happy with our first half performance? My commentary at halftime wouldn't have even made it on the air. Let's face it. No one in the world of sports commentary (other than maybe local St. Louis media) likes the Rams. Have you guys not noticed this over the years? Who the hell cares what they have to say?Clannie Nominee for ClanRam's Thickest Poster
-10-11-2004 #19
Re: Bradshaw and Long - Chumps of the Week
Here's my response :
How does it feel to be the Dan Rather of Sports?
Berman a'int much better, Mr. Vanillova!
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-10-11-2004 #20
Re: Bradshaw and Long - Chumps of the Week
I think someone should take Terry to the backwoods where he is from and make him squeal like a pig! :tongue:I stopped going to the dentist.......I got tired of the cavity searches!
-10-11-2004 #21
Re: Bradshaw and Long - Chumps of the Week
Not only Bradshaw and Long, but I bet Kevin Curtis loves being called Dane Looker when ESPN replays his touchdown pass. I think I've heard them refer to it being Looker about half a dozen times by now.ClanRam ModCast: Episode Four
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-10-11-2004 #22
Re: Bradshaw and Long - Chumps of the Week
Sent Titled: "Just Keep Throwin' It Mike"
I understand the need to make your best attempt to entertain every Sunday during the football season. This week you took a shot to Mike Martz during halftime of the Rams v. Seahawks contest. Not only did I find your comments unprofessional, but the fact that you had nothing to say after Mike Martz led the Rams to one of the greatest comebacks in recent history was very disappointing. If you make a snide comment at the expense of someone, at least have the decency to admit that you were wrong. Give credit where credit is due.
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-10-12-2004 #23
Re: Bradshaw and Long - Chumps of the Week
With apologies to Frank Zappa, - most sports journalism is people who can't write, interviewing people who can't talk, for people who can't read.
-10-12-2004 #24
Re: Bradshaw and Long - Chumps of the Week
And... with apologies to Moon Unit Zappa... "Like, oh my God! Gag me with a spoon!"
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Week three in college football has some quality matchups with a pair of games featuring two ranked teams including the all top-ten matchup as the Crimson Tide face Johnny Football and the Aggies looking to avenge last season's loss. It'll be a great day of games, so make sure to get your picks locked in and ranked in order of confidence in ESPN's College Pick'Em.
Last week, I had eight of the 10 games picked correctly but unfortunately put too much confidence in the Longhorns and Bearcats who lost me 17 points, so I finished with 38 for the week. Mdaallen outscored me as a result with his 41 to keep the top spot in our Fantasy CPR group (invitation here).
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1 point: Auburn Tigers over Mississippi State Bulldogs: Neither SEC team has been particularly impressive in the early season, but since the Tigers are at home and they've won 10 of 13 in the series I'll take them to stay undefeated and move to 3-0.
2 points: Iowa Hawkeyes over Iowa State Cyclones: This always seems to be a close, hard-fought, high-intensity matchup. The Cylcones have won the last two and are at home for this one, but they lost last week to Northern Iowa so I think the Hawkeyes get the W this year.
3 points: UCLA Bruins over Nebraska Cornhuskers: Taking UCLA on the road is a tough one, but their rushing attack has looked good while the 'Huskers D hasn't so far this season.
4 points: Alabama Crimson Tide over Texas A&M Aggies: I just can't see anyone beating Nick Saban's juggernaut two years in a row. Bama's D will be jacked up and ready to shut down Johnny Manziel.
5 points: Wisconsin Badgers over Arizona State Sun Devils: Neither team has played a quality opponent yet, but this should be a fun nightcap from the desert. I think the Badgers D will slow down the spread enough to get the win with their run-heavy attack grinding them a big road win.
6 points: Ole Miss Rebels over Texas Longhorns: The Rebs are 2-0 as they travel to Austin where the Longhorns badly need a bounceback win. Their defense looked so bad, though, I think they'll drop this one at home.
7 points: Penn State Nittany Lions over UCF Knights: Both schools are undefeated, but Penn State has a more solid team top-to-bottom and is at home.
8 points: South Carolina Gamecocks over Vanderbilt Commodores: South Carolina lost a tough one in Georgia last week and will look to bounce back against the Commodores. Steve Spurrier is 18-1 against Vanderbilt in his career.
9 points: Oregon Ducks over Tennessee Volunteers: Oregon's offense has looked phenomenal and I don't see the Vols coming into Eugene and stopping it.
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Liv's Escada Black and White dress worn in last night's reairing of 'Boom Goes the dynamite' 218 was not an accident.
If you remember in the flashback epi 208, Liv wore a similar styled dress for Fitz Inauguration.
Lyn and KW planned this from the start and it Indeed was deliberately worn to remind Fitz of inauguration day 208.
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Dexter Season 6 Premiere Review: Snakes on a Beachby Matt Richenthal at . Comments
In numerous interviews leading up to the sixth season premiere of Dexter, "Those Kinds of Things," producers drove home the point that they wanted to give this serial killer a fresh start.
Hence, the one-year time jump and the guilt-free Dexter Morgan we meet in the opening scene, as he's clearly over any Rita or Lumen-related issues and back to his joyfully murderous days (not even needing to go through with his ritual, in this case, in order to earn satisfaction.).
It's a welcome move by the series, but establishing this essentially clean slate felt a bit clunky and expository.
It's always frustrating when there's no smooth transition between seasons. The result is a premiere that spends a majority of its time catching viewers up and tossing a lot of information at them in an uncreative way. Here, we were pretty much just told that Batista and Laguerta divorced... the latter blackmailed herself to the captain's job... Deb and Quinn are living together... Dexter bought the apartment next to him and hired Batista's sister as a nanny.... and Masuka is hiring an intern.
That's a great deal of telling and not a lot of showing.
The reunion storyline also dragged on and didn't really take us anywhere new. We've seen Dexter track a potential victim dozens of times before and it wasn't exactly shocking to learn he wasn't popular in high school. And when a major plot point (the cell phone grab/subsequent deception) rests on a blow job from a random former classmate? Not exactly an example of great writing.
Same for Deb coming to the rescue of all those bar patrons. It's safe to assume the phone video of her bravery will elevate her to Lieutenant above Batista - I'd have to imagine the only reason for his extended scene with his sister was to later crush his hopes/dreams by giving the job to someone else - but the robbery just felt contrived and out of nowhere. What criminal barges into an establishment, guns blazing, like that?
Still, it's only one episode and I understand the need to reset the show after a subpar season five. I also have very high hopes for what appears to be the grand theme of upcoming episodes. I'm sick of Dexter wondering if he can ever be a normal human (answer: no), so let's see him tackle how an abnormal human can still be a caring, effecting father, especially in light of no belief system. This ought to be an interesting, tricky subject to navigate.
Finally, though it's way too early to know what they are up to or how they fit in to the grand narrative, Colin Hanks and Edward James Olmos definitely made a creepy first impression. I look forward to a lot more from this mysterious mentor and his protege.
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Hey, Dexter never leaves any loose ends, remember? The "stabbed" staggering and such was clearly for us in the audience, but who cares? It's all about suspending our disbelief and enjoying the novel show that definitely goes outside the box.
We all know how Dexter does his homework before a kill, right? It's entirely plausible that he would KNOW those guys were going to be the responders. It was his own voice, but he faked being under stress; could sound like anyone! The phone probably went into the drink with the jock's body and if there was anyone that would be implicated, it would be the ditzy blond whose phone number it was. For that matter, Dexter probably picked up another phone for the fake 911 call. He thinks of everything with Harry's help!
Aside from the stupid BJ, which was still in character of the stupid blond, I think the episode rocked. Let's all lighten up and let Dexter do his job.
I really enjoy this sites reviews - even when I don't agree 100%. That said - this has been a very entertaining discussion and I understand where the various comments are coming from. What I will be most interested in this eason is Deb and Quinn. You have Deb - who is possibly much more damaged and flawed than her brother and Quinn (who I still am not sure about - though he is totally hot). I am surely looking forward to the new season and especially Dex and his son (whoa).
Dexter rocks. I love how people are so critical of another person's work, and yet they write misc. b.s. on a blog site. Hey, dont worry though, your mommy still thinks your successful and important. Why don't you go out a write a show? Why dont you contribute to society instead of degrading it?
So what you are saying, Matt, is that you would like this season to pick up where things were left in the the end of last season and have Dexter deal with Lumen leaving? Wouldn't it be too... repetitive? I agree, maybe writers took an easy way out. But maybe what Dexter needed was to move on? And moving on doesn't happen easily. If you want things to be different, you need time. And with time, changes come. That means someone getting a divorce, someone getting a promotion, someone changing the address. I actually liked this opening. I agree it's good that Dexter seems to be over the whole "am I human?" thing. At the same time I'm excited about the religion theme that was set. It will be very interesting to see how someone like Dex fits in all that. I specially enjoyed the conversation Dexter had with his last victim. In his cold logic mind God doesn't make any sense. Edward James Olmos and Colin Hanks definitely have potential.
It was a great premiere, a lot better than I would have expected from a season focused on the theme I most dread in TV shows - religion.
On another note, there's a difference between "effect" and "affect" and "effecting father" makes no sense.
This episode was indeed more than a bit lame. I'll give it a break since it is just a setup for the rest of the season and Olmos and Hanks look to be interesting. Dexter murdering the two EMTs and the QB all seemed rather weak. Dexter texting the QB from his admirer's phone was a bad move and plus why did the QB have the chick's number in his phone? When he saw her at the party he acted like it was the first time he saw her since high school plus he lives in VA. Don't know why the hate for last season with Lumen, I liked it. I also loved Lithgow in the other season but I was really hoping that Rita would get axed. She was a bore and a drain. As far as season openers go my favorite was the one from season one.
Apart from the sooting in the bar, I thought this was a great premiere. I can't wait for the rest.
I completely agree with Peter. I'm a big fan of Dexter and this was the worst episode so far. The exposition was grueling. It felt like a list of writing-for-television "don'ts". I assume they will turn it around but I worry this is the new vibe of the show.
I agree that the whole murder of the BMOC was clunky; the blowjob was fanservice/fantasy (and not even Dexter's kind of fantasy), and if someone goes missing, it's pretty common procedure to check the victim's phone history, which is searchable even without the actual phone. If Trisha's implicated, she's going to remember that the last time she saw her phone was before she, um, saw Dexter. I found the preschool teaching nun's comment about "coming all the way out here to tell me that" odd; isn't it likely that a parent would pick a preschool resaponably convenient to home and/or work?
@Terrance Whitted: Why is this not creative? Because the number-one thing I look for in a show is a plan. I want to believe the writers have really thought out where things are going to go. My favorite series of all-time is The Shield because something that happens on the first episode is STILL dealt with on the final episode. All 7 seasons feel like one, well planned out narrative. Conversely, when a show reboots itself in this manner, it feels... uncreative. Like the writers are making up each season as they go and that's just not what I prefer.