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- Live Another Life, In Another World - Play any type of character you can imagine, and do whatever you want; the freedom of choice, storytelling, and adventure of The Elder Scrolls comes to life in one legendary experience complete with added weapons, armor, spells, and shouts from all three official add-ons.
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To mark IDC Herzliya's 20th anniversary, we spent a day following Prof. Uriel Reichman, IDC's founder and president, and Jonathan Davis, VP for External Relations, around its delightful campus.
All of which leads to one conclusion in the matter of James Earl Carter. Before one runs around the world as a global do-gooder, one should first develop the ability to identify the good.
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The "Media" didn't want us to know what a kind, giving, loving young woman Dalia was.
A "Palestine" could become another Lebanon, with many different factions battling for control.
Maimonides himself walked and prayed in the permissible areas when he visited Eretz Yisrael in 1165
Having a strong community presence at the polls shows our elected officials we care about the issues
Israel's Temple Mount policy prefers to blames the Jews-not the attackers-for the crisis.
When Islam conquered the Holy Land, it made its capital in Ramle of all places, not in Jerusalem.
I joined the large crowd but this time it was more personal; my cousin Aryeh was one of the victims.
Terrorists aren't driven by social, economic, or other grievances, rather by a fanatical worldview.
The phrase that the "Arabs are resorting to violence" is disgraceful and blames the victim.
Tuesday, Yom Shlishi, a doubly good day in the Torah, Esav's hands tried to silence Yaakov's voice.
Because of the disparate nature of the perpetrators, who are also relatively young, and given the lack of more traditional targets and the reverence Palestinians have for their homes, one now hears talk of Israel returning to a policy of destroying the houses of terrorists' families.
In any event, the Constitution gives Congress what is popularly described as the "power of the purse" – that is, the power to raise revenues through taxation and to decide how the money should be sent.
It is difficult to write about such a holy person, for I fear I will not accurately portray his greatness…
There was much to learn from Judge Kramer and the examples he set remains a source of inspiration and a resource from which to learn. He was and remains a great role model.
On the one hand, Putin has been a friend to Chabad and to Israel. On the other hand, Putin is a brutal dictator.
The answer is an emphatic no.
The gradual trickle of self-hatred into the Jewish soul is evidencing itself in the American Jewish public.
Rabbi Schochet wrote the Johannesburg Beis Din: It is totally prohibited and unacceptable to hear someone like Boteach.
If you're feeling down, stop reading right now. You're only going to be more depressed.
The world and the United State continue to give Rouhani a pass.
American Jews – especially those working on campus – don't accept that we have a battle on our hands.
But the most painful part of an otherwise illuminating and extraordinary Forum was Iranian President Rouhani's speech.
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It is official, the power cut has been increased from the existing two hours per day to four hours per day in Karimnagar town.
Earlier, the Northern Power Distribution Company Limited (NPDCL) had imposed two-hour official power, beside three hours of unofficial power cuts. Now, the NPDCL has officially announced imposing four-hour power cut in the town from Thursday to meet the growing demand in the sector.
The power cuts would be imposed from morning 8 a.m. to 10 a.m. and again from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. Besides, there would be additional power cuts in between depending upon the supply and demand gap, the officials said.
They said that they had increased power cuts to domestic sector to meet the demand in the agricultural sector and protect the standing crops.
In other towns of the district, the power cuts have been increased from four hours to six hours and in the rural areas it goes up to 10 hours per day.


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Perpetual Food Storage Part 2 – Ideas for Small Yards and Ranch Dressing Recipe
Last summer I wrote about my perpetual food storage, which is my fruit trees, berries and some of my vegetables – like asparagus – that come back every year to feed us. I promised you a post about incorporating some of these things into a smaller yard. Now I'm starting to get the gardening itch. Are you? This seemed like a good time to share some ideas since I'm hoping you are daydreaming of warmer and tastier days ahead. I'm going to start some of my spring seedlings next week (broccoli, lettuces, etc.). We are all sick of this cold and snow, and starting to plan what we are going to do in our yards and gardens when the weather shows even the vaguest improvement.
A year ago I took a class about naturally leavened bread and made a new friend in the teacher. Amy and I discovered many things in common, including a love of gardening, organic growing, delicious food, and being self sufficient. She is the one who gave me some raspberry and blackberry starts, along with some walking onions and daylilies. I loved going to see her yard. Her house is on .2 of an acre, and while she has put in an unbelievable amount of food-producing plants and trees, her yard is a very attractive, comfortable place to be. There is still room for the kids to run around and have fun, but so much food being produced! I was so impressed when I saw it because she has made such great use of the space. She has grapes on a trellis in between her fence and the side of her house (you can see it in a few of the pictures below). On the other side of the house she is trellising blackberries and raspberries. She has fruit trees for shade trees and is growing strawberries as ornamentals in front of a rock retaining wall. A few garden boxes house the annual vegetables. But I'm getting ahead of myself. I asked Amy to share what they've done in their yard to give you some inspiration. Some of what she did inspired what I did in my own yard, and if this snow ever melts before the baby comes, I'll take some pictures to show you.
So here's Amy to show you what they've accomplished and give you some amazing ideas on incorporating delicious edibles into a beautiful landscape:
Rock garden pathway under the grape vine arbor.
If I can build an edible garden on a 1/5 acre rock quarry, you can build a garden anywhere! It's never too early to begin thinking about your garden. One fall day, I made the mistake of paying my five year-old a penny for every rock she removed from the garden area. She filled bucket loads. Three hours later, I figured out she could count pretty high and I owed her $35. That is 3500 rocks and we just skimmed the surface of one part of the garden.
BEFORE: The rock garden before our house was built. Can you see the dust in between the rocks? That is literally all the soil we had.
We like to be self-sufficient. We care for our own medical needs, grow our own food, make naturally leavened bread, and enjoy teaching others. When it came to the rock garden, the work belonged to us.
BEFORE: Learning to put the sprinkler system in ourselves.
We live in the 2nd driest state in the U.S., just below the foothills of a big mountain. We chose the area of our yard that receives the most sunshine to plant the garden.
BEFORE: The only living thing around was in the neighbor's yard by the irrigation canal. Approximately 75 feet of garden just did not seem to be enough for everything edible. So we secured the periphery of the yard as garden beds. By periphery, I mean all the edges of the house, fence, and rock wall.
DURING: The first year, we literally hauled out tons of rocks and hauled in tons of soil before we laid grass and planted the garden beds. We built garden boxes to help terrace the grade.
AFTER: Green summer rock garden. We love it! The kids love the pathways and play places up by the garden boxes. We love the high yield of garden fruits, vegetables, and seeds. We made curves in the grass line for visual appeal and filled these border beds with soil. We planted thornless blackberry bushes, grape vines, and fruit trees. We received lots of fruit in just two years from the bushes and vines. All of our fruit trees produce now, too.
AFTER: Usable space for all seasons. The bed to the right, always shaded, grows lettuces and peas with border flowers. The bed further back on the right and more sunny, grows herbs and flowers. To the left, we sometimes intersperse kale amongst the trees and raspberry bushes. Further back on the left, notice the beehives by the swing set. In the far back, beans and squash climb vertically along the fence line. Cucumbers and tomatoes grow vertically in the garden amongst other veggies. I have easy access to these lower beds year round. This is helpful in harvesting cold weather crops like onions, garlic, sage, chard, and kale. Minerals added to your fertilizer makes all vegetables and fruit sweeter and more disease resistant.
AFTER: Three years later. Rock garden fruit salad includes blackberries, apples, strawberries, grapes, and peaches. Yum!
I have gardened every summer that I have been married. I have had easy gardens–one worked for generations and another in lush Southern California. I have had pot gardens. I have had hot gardens. And now another garden that was literally built on a rock quarry. My favorite garden? The rock garden. Why? It is my own, well my family's and mine. It is where we are now. We have put a lot of work into our little Eden. Our goal for our yard? Beauty and function. Our kids will tell you, "Our garden rocks!"
-Front yard edibles: sweet potato vines, cabbage, parsley, basil, and medicinal flowers can be planted in front yard gardens. You have probably seen them all in professional gardens.
AFTER: Edible, beautiful archway for the little space between your house and your neighbor's fence.
-Border gardens. Don't put grass right up to the house or fence. It doesn't look as good as a border garden and it is not as functional. Take out some of the grass, put in something useful and beautiful!
AFTER: Pear and cherry trees. Lettuce, potato, and kale "ground cover" in the perimeter.
-Planting edibles. Foods such as berry bushes, strawberry plants, herbs, and greens (like kale and lettuce) make beautiful ground cover around your fruit trees. Eat what you grow!
AFTER: Five years later. Peach trees and strawberry ground cover to the left. Thornless blackberry climbers on the back right. The front right grows hollyhocks and herbs. The rock garden includes 7 producing fruit trees, 7 grape vines, 7 raspberry bushes, and about that many blackberry bushes–all in the backyard.
-All season edibles. We're in zone five. That means the ground freezes here. Yet, it's suggested that January is a great month to begin pruning. We even get to start planting onions and garlic in February in this valley. There is a whole host of cold weather plants to start in March: beets, broccoli, cabbage, chard, carrots, kale, kohlrabi, leeks, lettuce, parsley, parsnips, peas, radish, and turnips. In April, you still might have to move the snow away, but you can plant eggplant and summer squash seeds. In late summer, plant a second crop of broccoli, turnips, kale, onions, and garlic for a fall/winter harvest. Many garden vegetables will keep in cold storage throughout the wintertime. Who knew?
Dr. Matt and his wife, Amy McClean, R.D., both graduated with bachelor of science degrees from Brigham Young University. Amy practiced as a registered dietitian teaching sick patients about proper nutrition. Matthew earned his doctorate in chiropractic from Southern California University of Health Sciences and is in his 12th year as a physician. The McCleans have made thousands of loaves of naturally leavened bread since their beginnings in 2006. They are the makers of Dr. Dough Frozen Naturally Leavened Bread. They have been teaching the community natural leavening since 2008! Now, they share the secrets of natural leavening and restoring health with you.
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Now that you are feeling so inspired to tuck some lettuce in with your flower beds, I'm going to give you another dressing recipe. I love ranch dressing. It is my condiment of choice. It's great for dipping fries, chicken, veggies, anything. I also just love a good wedge salad with some creamy tangy ranch. I do NOT love MSG and all the chemicals that come in commercially prepared ranch dressing, which is why I make my own. My first preference on all foods is fresh ingredients, but that is not always an option since we try to eat as seasonally and locally as possible. So while there is an abundance of great FRESH ranch dressing recipes, I wanted one I could make anytime from my dried herbs in my food storage. I tried just about every recipe I could find until I found the one that made me happy, and then I fiddled with it and made it my own. Everyone likes things just a little differently, and I like my ranch stronger, so I add a little more of the dry mix when I mix up a batch. You may prefer a milder version. So add some, and then keep adding to taste.
Basic Ranch Dressing Mix Recipe
1/2 C Parsley Flakes
1 tbsp + 1 tsp freshly ground Black Pepper
2 1/2 tbsp Garlic Salt
2 tsp Kosher Salt
1 tbsp + 1 tsp Garlic Powder
1/4 C Onion Powder
2 tsp Dill Weed
Combine everything and store in an airtight container. Makes a little more than 1 cup of dry mix.
To make dressing, whisk together 1 T of mix (I actually use more, but this is a good starting place) with 1 cup of mayonnaise and 3/4 cup sour cream, & 1 tbsp apple cider vinegar or lemon juice. Then slowly add milk or buttermilk until it reaches your preferred consistency. I like mine thicker. Refrigerate for at least 2 hours to let the vinegar mellow. It will thicken in the fridge and you may want to add a little more milk at that point.
Now, if you want to get super delicious, I have some additional things I add. Sometimes I add in a little sugar for a sweet tangy kick. If you've ever had the amazing ranch dressing at Ted's Montana Grill, you know what I'm talking about. My. Favorite. Ever. It is sweet, tangy and garlicky. So sometimes I add some extra garlic to my made up dressing. I mean fresh minced garlic. Nothing that comes out of a can or jar. I don't add a lot. Maybe just half of a small clove. Remember that raw garlic will just get stronger the longer it sits, so ere on the side of not enough. Then I add about a tsp of sugar and keep tasting until I like it. Sometimes I just do the sugar and no garlic. It really just depends on how much dressing I made, so I can't give you an exact amount.
If you want to go more Outback Steakhouse with your dressing, add 1/4 tsp fresh cracked pepper, 1/8 tsp paprika, a couple shakes of cayenne pepper, and 1/8 tsp garlic salt to about 1 1/2 c prepared dressing.
And now my super secret ingredient that you need to add to any of the above recipes is…anchovy paste. Wait! Come back! I'm completely serious. Why? Because it provides the dressing with umami (pronounced oooo-mommy), which is a Japanese word that means "pleasant savory taste" or "delicious taste". It is the fifth taste sense along with sweet, salty, bitter and sour. It isn't really a definable or identifiable flavor the way the others are. It is that deep down satisfying earthy craveability factor some foods have. Mushrooms naturally have it. And so do a lot of packaged foods, thanks to MSG, which is the laboratory created version of it. Manufacturers add it for an addictability factor. It's why you keep eating and eating those Doritos and then licking your fingers to get every last particle of autolyzed yeast protein (MSG) off your fingers.
MSG goes by about 50 different names on food labeling, including "natural flavors" – don't ask me how they get away with that one. But MSG has side effects that natural umami does not, like some serious allergic reactions, headaches, and one that is afflicting MANY people who don't know it: weight gain. Interesting fact: when scientists need fat mice to study something related to obesity, they feed them MSG to get them fat before their experiments. That is standard protocol for fattening up mice. It works on us too, and avoiding MSG is a major reason I make my own homemade version of a lot of things. Start reading labels and you will be surprised at how many things it's in. Here are some of the names MSG goes by:
Glutamic acid
Monosodium glutamate
Monopotassium glutamate
Calcium glutamate
Monoammonium glutamate
Magnesium glutamate
Natrium glutamate
Yeast extract
Anything "hydrolyzed"
Any "hydrolyzed protein"
Calcium caseinate
Sodium caseinate
Yeast food
Yeast nutrient
Autolyzed yeast
Textured protein
Soy protein, soy protein concentrate
Soy protein isolate
Whey protein, whey protein concentrate
Whey protein isolate
Anything "…protein"
The lack of MSG is why some homemade copycat recipes lack that…something, that je ne sais quoi. Well, the missing quoi is MSG or umami, and you can have it back, naturally. A squirt of anchovy paste will do the trick. It won't change the flavor, and you would never know it's there, but it will change that satisfaction factor. It will go from "good" to "mmmmm" or from "aaaaalmost" to "dead on". In a pint sized jar of dressing I might add a one inch squirt. In a pan of homemade spaghetti sauce, I add 3-4 inches. You can find it in little tubes in the canned tuna aisle, usually the top row. Once it's open it needs to be refrigerated, and I keep it in the butter spot in my fridge so it doesn't get lost.
So try making some ranch for your homegrown salad!


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Split screen of the week: Sebelius testifies HealthCare.gov has 'never crashed,' it's just really slow
**Written by Doug Powers
Kathleen Sebelius testified to a House committee not long ago that HealthCare.gov has "never crashed," and that it is functional, just at a slow speed.
Here's how the "slow" site appeared on CNN during Sebelius' testimony:
Seriously unfortunate live split screen. pic.twitter.com/1OIsPE7gR9
— Zach Wolf (@zbyronwolf) October 30, 2013
Out of morbid curiosity, I just went to HealthCare.gov, and from there tried to get to my state's enrollment page and got this:
Site's really "slow" again today.
**Written by Doug Powers
Twitter @ThePowersThatBe
Satire collides with satire: WaPo 'fact checks' SNL's Obama/immigration bit
November 23, 2014 09:40 PM by Doug Powers
Obama's executive amnesty helps draw thousands of Lois Lerner's emails out of the shadows
November 21, 2014 07:04 PM by Doug Powers
With a rebuttal to President Obama's amnesty announcement, here's President Obama
November 20, 2014 08:25 PM by Doug Powers
Good luck with that: St. Louis mayor agrees to protest group's demands
November 19, 2014 07:59 AM by Doug Powers
White House: Do something about 'climate change' or prepare for a fiery death — or worse
November 18, 2014 07:24 PM by Doug Powers
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Cyclist, 32, dies in hospital following crash with 'car racing down Commercial Road'
A cyclist today died in hospital after being hit by a car racing on a main road through east London.
Major fire at last business standing in the way of Spurs' new stadium plans
Firefighters were today tackling a blaze at the last remaining business standing in the way of Tottenham Hotspur's proposed new stadium.
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Bronze, the material of war and art, cannon and sculpture, is essentially an alloy of copper and tin, though lead sometimes plays a part and arsenic can lend it a silvery quality. Copper alone is too soft for sculpture; with five per cent tin it hardens and assumes a golden colour, with 10 per cent it can be worked with tools when cold, but beyond that it may crack and become too brittle for the cold-working that is the exquisite finishing of any sculpture in bronze. Brass, with which bronze was confused until the 17th century, is an alloy of copper and zinc, though this too can be blended with traces of other metals. The colour of a bronze, its patina, is in early examples the natural consequence of exposure, burial or other circumstance, but in later is carefully contrived by the sculptor with oil, varnish and resin mixtures or by chemical means.
Bronze is also the title of the Royal Academy's autumn exhibition. This offers glimpses of the Bronze Age in which Near Eastern man first experimented in metallurgy, tells us of its increasing sophistication, its spread to Europe and China, the astonishing achievements in bronze of Ancient Greece and Rome, the Renaissance inheritance and the present-day decline, with nods to the Far East, India and Africa. I stood in awe of our ancient forefathers, for who among us could by eye and hand identify copper in Earth's crust, mine it, smelt it, alloy it and make even an arrow head or saucepan? Was the first alloying with tin experiment or accident? Too complicated to have been general among ancient societies, this technology was developed by only one, perhaps Mesopotamia, on the mountainous fringes of which the necessary ores are to be found, spreading thence east and west to end the Stone Age in Europe and China.
A less ruminative reason for awe — even amazement — is to find in the exhibition works that one might reasonably have supposed impossible to borrow. It is a remarkable accomplishment of pleading that the curators have been able to include such masterpieces of antiquity as the Dancing Satyr retrieved from the Straits of Sicily in 1998 and now boldly attributed to the great Praxiteles, and the lifesize portrayal of Lucius Mammius Maximus (once august but now a nobody) from the Archaeological Museum in Naples. Even more remarkably the Florentine Renaissance of the Quattrocento is topped and tailed by Lorenzo Ghiberti's larger than life St Stephen from his niche in Orsanmichele, and by Giovan Francesco Rustici's equally large Baptist, Levite and Pharisee formerly above the north door of the Baptistry.
The Satyr — though I question the identification as satyr, for his one complete leg is human rather than that of horse or goat, and see him as a Dionysiac cult figure illustrating the Platonic notion of ecstasy as divine madness — is utterly entranced in the wild and whirling movement of his dance, the thrown-back head and inset eyes of white alabaster enhancing his abandonment to Bacchic frenzy. Such an example of exalted realism shames the toys of dim-witted artists of the later 20th century with which the exhibition is, unfortunately, scattered. Gravity and grandeur are the purpose of Lucius Mammius Maximus, the formal portrait of a stern young-seeming man cast in the reign of the Emperor Claudius, his robes swathed deep about him, swirling and cascading, lending activity to the static authoritative pose of the orator. Unearthed at Herculaneum in 1743, it is of a kind that profoundly influenced British political portrait sculpture, but in this exhibition's context it is its kinship with Ghiberti's slightly larger St Stephen, cast almost 1,400 years later, that is important.
Ghiberti in 1414 began work on the first monumental bronze of the Renaissance; it is essentially Gothic, but a long decade later, his Stephen, though still imbued with the elegant sway of International Gothic, is evidence that he had been to Rome, seen survivals from antiquity (proof, alas undated, lies in his Commentaries) and, in responding to them, had assumed something of the classical Roman idioms of drapery and contrapposto (one leg taking the weight, the other relaxed). The contrast with Lucius Mammius is instructive.
Eighty years on, Rustici had complete command of contrapposto and the relationship of dress to the naked figure that it clads, even to the extent of boldly crossing the Levite's knees. These three heroic figures could have been an exhibition in themselves, for though Rustici is a comparatively unknown sculptor, in 1506, when he began work on them, Leonardo da Vinci was in Florence and Vasari has it that "he assisted Giovan Francesco with his advice and good judgment" — and there is other supporting evidence for their association. Of Leonardo's own sculpture little, if any, remains, but a detailed study of these figures, their gestures, body language and physical types offers useful insights — the Baptist's pointing index finger is very much a Leonardesque motif, and it and the Levite's right hand are prominent in The Last Supper. Both the Levite and the Pharisee are imbued with the sense of Leonardo's drawings of sturdy male nudes beneath their ample draperies, and are remarkable for looking back to Donatello's prophets and forward to Rodin's Burghers of Calais.
This exhibition is, however, concerned with bronze rather than the history of art, its "principal purpose to celebrate" the use of the material. "Celebrate"? What a weasel word this is; it excuses every idiot inclusion, every trifling curiosity and every significant absentee — so many of which are illustrated in the prefatory essays of the catalogue that they appear to constitute the true wish-list of the curators who, fearing that visitors will concentrate only on civilisations with which we are familiar (as have I in this review), patronisingly dispense with chronology and nationality and classify everything by such imposed (but irrelevant) themes as Figures, Animals, Groups, Gods and God knows what (another fad of galleries and museums now).
This demands aesthetic, cultural, historical and intellectual leaps of which I have no wish to be capable and results in extraordinary, even ridiculous, confrontations of exhibits that may amuse shallow-minded members of the Women's Institute but induce the serious to snort. Is there serious point in displaying the cluttered whimsy of Picasso's Baboon cheek-by-jowl with a Ptolemaic Egyptian cat of formal purity, a pair of painted ale cans cast in bronze by Jasper Johns between distinguished Chinese objects of the 4th and 5th centuries BC, or a primitive Benin Bronze between sublimely beautiful reliefs by Adriaen de Vries of The Forge of Vulcan and by Pierino da Vinci (Leonardo's prodigiously gifted nephew) of The Death of Count Ugolino and his Sons? This is indeed a Women's Institute level of arrangement.
Most sculptures are three-dimensional and one curatorial essay argues strongly for showing them in the round, yet too many stand before a wall or are trapped in cases that permit no view from every side. These bleak cases appear to have been designed by an architect of council housing in the 1960s, stark white his favourite background colour, this insensitive response to sculpture reflecting light and transforming form and volume into silhouette (a flaw achieved throughout the catalogue too). The lighting is, to put no fine point on it, disheartening. Sculpture requires the life and movement of daylight; years ago, when the Academy exhibited the bronze horses of St Mark's, it did so in daylight, and in the shifting shadows they changed colour from cool morning to warm afternoon, and visitors with season tickets returned at different times of day to witness this beautiful phenomenon. This is precisely what the present exhibits need, and someone in this august institution should have recalled the astonishing beauty of those horses and demanded daylight for the Satyr, Rustici, Ghiberti and Lucius Mammius Maximus. As it is, in the enveloping gloom that is, for no good reason, fashionable in exhibitions, too many killer spotlights from directly above glisten on the tops of heads and throw a host of shadows down forms conceived to be lit laterally and at angles, making particular nonsense of so complex a form as the sexually ambiguous Head with Corkscrew Curls retrieved from a villa in Herculaneum, and as simple and subtle a form as Ecce Puer, Medardo Rosso's veiled boy that, lit thus, might as well be a chunk of charred timber.
Bronze alone is not enough to make sense of this pot-pourri, to hold together objects and sculptures of so many different cultures, nor to bracket the post-Stone Age past with the immediately contemporary present of Anish Kapoor and Tony Cragg, the tag and bobtail trivia with which the exhibition reaches into this century. Brainstorming five years ago to initiate an exhibition, "Bronze" perhaps seemed a great idea, but in cold sobriety the panjandrums of the Academy should have recognised how thin and "anything goes" it is, the end no match for the ambition, the muddled order certain to confound, the ugly presentation quite disastrous.
Bronze is at the Royal Academy, W1 (020 7300 8000, royalacademy.org.uk) until December 9. Open Sat-Thurs 10am-6pm (Friday 10am-10pm). Admission £14 (concs available).
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SAUCIER — A former Mississippi doctor and another man are scheduled to plead guilty today to selling prescriptions for pain pills and anxiety drugs to people without a legitimate medical exam.
Authorities said Je Song, a former Stone County doctor, wrote prescriptions that ended up in the hands of people he never examined, and in some cases people he never even met. Six other people charged in the case are accused of acting as middlemen who sold the prescriptions to others.
Change of plea hearings for Song and an alleged accomplice, Oliver Shoemaker Jr., will take place today in U.S. District Court in Gulfport, court records said.
Their attorneys didn't immediately respond to messages left yesterday by The Associated Press.
Four others indicted in the case have already pleaded guilty and await sentencing.
The 35-count indictment in the case said Song and the others conspired between December 2010 and May 2011 to sell narcotics like oxycodone, hydrocodone and alprazolam to people under the age of 21. Song is charged with 35 counts, including conspiracy and distributing controlled substances.
The others are accused of acting as middlemen who sold the prescriptions. Shoemaker is charged with five counts.
Song practiced in the South Mississippi town of Saucier before his arrest, but he no longer has a medical license.
Dr. Vann Craig, director of the Mississippi State Board of Medical Licensure, said yesterday that Song was not allowed to renew his Mississippi medical license when it expired June 30. He said the board sent Song a summons to appear before a disciplinary hearing to answer the allegations against him, but Song didn't show up. His license was revoked after the hearing in September.
George Cowart, Jerry Spiers, John Segretto and Gary Crum have already pleaded guilty in the case.
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The little Pokemon hid again as soon as Alden turned back to it. "Well I guess there is one way to find out what this Diglett's intentions are. Come on out Umbreon!" he said as his Pokemon's Pokeball opened, revealing the splendid Dark Pokemon inside it. "Had a good rest?" he then asked.
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"Uh... sure," the Ranger replied. "Let's keep walking too, so as to give it the impression we didn't notice it- maybe it'll fall for it."
"Nice thinking!" Alden replied, and then they took a few steps forward, giving their backs to Umbreon and Diglett, wishing for their plan to come true.
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"Looks like it worked," Hyacinth said slowing down the pace even more. "Just don't turn just yet, maybe it'll run away again if you do."
The Diglett seemed rather at ease with another Pokemon near it- maybe it had never seen humans before and was curious- but wary- about them? Who knows.
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It is an honor to bring you the celebration of Chopin's 200th birthday, and we hope you will join The Chopin Symposium for this unique, once-in-a-lifetime commemoration. Our guests are extraordinary and the music sublime: recitals by pianists Max Levinson and Edward Cohen; lectures by Chopin scholar Jim Samson, pianists Bruce Brubaker, Roberto Poli and Angel Ramón Rivera, author and historian James H. Johnson, and historical-piano authority Edmund M. Frederick; master classes by pianists Ya-Fei Chuang and Sally Pinkas; roundtable discussions that will explore Chopin's artistic, historical and social milieu, and offer opportunities for insightful exchanges with audience members; and performances by Rivers School Conservatory students.
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Symposium Pass (includes recitals) is $300 Daily Pass (does not include recitals) is $150 general admission Students (under 18 or with college ID) are $30 Master classes are $20 each Recitals are $25 each
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Henrico Police chief wins international award
Henrico Police Chief Douglas A. Middleton earned the CIT (Crisis Intervention Team) Police Chief of the Year award from CIT International last week at the annual CIT International Conference in Las Vegas, Nev. The Aug. 21 presentation was attended by more than 1,000 people from the United States and other countries.
CIT International is a non-profit membership organization whose primary purpose is to facilitate understanding, development and implementation of Crisis Intervention Team programs. They promote and support collaborative efforts to create and sustain more effective and safer interactions among law enforcement, mental health care providers, individuals with mental illness, their families and communities.
Middleton said he was honored and humbled to have received the award.
"This recognition is a result of a total team effort and partnership between the Henrico Mental Health Developmental Services Department, the Division of Fire, the Sheriff's Office and the Police Division," Middleton said. "The dedication and enthusiasm of the men and women who train, teach, participate and support CIT are providing valuable services to our citizens. The real recognition does not belong to me; it belongs to the men and women in Henrico County who recognized and brought to fruition the success of a meaningful program that yields measurable benefits to our community."
National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) Central Virginia chapter President Mike Francisco praised Middleton's efforts.
"Chief Middleton is very committed to supporting the CIT programs in his county and the surrounding counties who have requested their personnel to be CIT trained by his staff," Francisco said. "He plans to CIT-train 100 percent of Henrico Police officers. He is committed to ensuring all first responders are CIT trained. The success of the CIT programs in Henrico County and the surrounding counties is because of Chief Middleton's tireless efforts and his dedication to duty."
MADD to host candlelight vigil Dec. 2 at UR
Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD) will host a candlelight vigil of remembrance and hope Tuesday, Dec. 2 at 7 p.m. at the University of Richmond, outside the Cannon Chapel. The public is invited to attend and join MADD to honor victims of impaired driving crashes, while helping to remind the community to be safe during the holidays. > Read more.
Tournament supports adoption efforts
Among participants at the Seventh Annual Coordinators2Inc Golf Tournament and awards luncheon Oct. 3 were (from left) Rebecca Ricardo, C2 Inc executive director; Kevin Derr, member of the winning foursome; Sharon Richardson, C2 Inc founder; and Frank Ridgway and Jon King, members of the winning foursome.
Held at The Crossings Golf Club, the tournament will benefit placement of children from Virginia's foster care system into permanent families through Coordinators2. > Read more.
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All 140 A.C. Moore locations will serve as drop-off centers this year for the Marine Toys for Tots Foundation, and all toys collected will stay in the local communities served by the stores in which they are donated.
On Saturday, Nov. 15, the Willow Lawn location will kick off the month-long program by hosting a "Make & Take" craft event for kids. Children ages six and older will be able to make a craft and take it home with them. Representatives from the Marines will be in-store to teach customers about the Toys for Tots program. A.C. Moore team members will be on site to help with the crafts. > Read more.
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Bella's feels – and tastes – like Italy should
Short Pump is known for its share of chain restaurants and strip malls, but diners looking for something more distinct can certainly find it without heading downtown or to nearby Charlottesville.
In fact, local husband-and-wife restaurateurs Valeria Bisenti and Doug Muir brought a taste of Charlottesville (and Italy) to Short Pump when they took a chance and opened Bella's second location in the same shopping strip as Wal-Mart and Peter Chang China Cafe. (Bella's original location is on Main Street in downtown Charlottesville.)
For a local Italian restaurant, Bella's is as "Mom and Pop" as its gets. Valeria is Mom, and Doug is Pop. Since its opening about six months ago, diners have been eating rich comfort foods and drinking Italian wines. > Read more.
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The Cultural Arts Center unveils a new exhibit – "Sizing Up!" – Nov. 20-Jan. 18 in the Gumenick Family Gallery.
Artist Chuck Larivey has spent the past three years "sizing up" – creating large-scale oil paintings that are designed to engage their viewers in a monumental way by using size to captivate them and make them a part of the artistic experience.
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Hotel room. Cant find the kettle !
Can someone inform where is the kettle ? In the place where the flowers are only found the drawer for which you need to swipe your finger? Is there any other hidden cupboard ? Where ?
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Where the flowers and picture are there is another door on the sides above the counter top swipe finger to open, pretty sure the kettle was in there and a router in the other, I'm stuck on filling up the kettle to the right amount for creating enough steam in the sink
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Go back to the front door overlooking the bed and click the left side of the hall and when you come to the counter with the flowers there is a crack that has light coming out of it also dont forget about the floor of the cabinet
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I found the kettle in the bathroom but you have to look at the rcorrect angle because there is two angles to look at where the toilet is! Have the toilet on the far left side and on the right side there should be the actual shower not tub (it has a purple curtain) go to it and then when youre up close click on the sorta left side and the kettle should be sitting there! good luck! sorry if im wrong
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Kirby Maurier - You
Artist: Kirby Maurier
Producer: Jackpot
Album: Solid EP
Avg Rating: 3.7 ( 27 votes )
If you've checked out Miami emcee GhostWridah's recently-released, Booth-sponsored In Love With My Future mixtape, you've already been acquainted with Kirby Maurier, the rising R&B songstress who lent her smooth vocal stylings to Look at Me Now. And if you haven't, well, you should take a listen – right after you've enjoyed the Floridian singer's own Booth debut, a touching track dedicated to… You (Well, not to you specifically, although you're welcome to pretend). Beatsmith Jackpot sets an irresistibly cheery mood with sugary synths and bouncy, handclap-driven percussion as the artist gives her take on a familiar tale, albeit one usually told with the genders reversed: here, it's Kirby who's driving home from work (sans panties, of course), eagerly anticipating her reunion with her man at home. If Maurier's combo of infectious melody and steamy subject matter leaves you intrigued, be sure to keep it locked you-know-where. The artist's Solid EP has yet to receive a release date, but we'll keep you posted.
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Recipe by EAGLEBRAND®
"This recipe for bread pudding can be altered to create many different flavors using fruits or spices. You can also enjoy this classic dessert plain with Butter Rum Sauce."
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4 cups
soft white bread cubes
1 teaspoon
ground cinnamon
3 cups
warm water
1 (14 ounce) can
EAGLE BRAND® Sweetened Condensed Milk (NOT evaporated milk)
2 tablespoons
butter or margarine, melted
2 teaspoons
vanilla extract
1/2 teaspoon
Butter Rum Sauce:
1/4 cup
butter or margarine
3/4 cup
firmly packed brown sugar
1/2 cup
whipping cream
1 teaspoon
rum flavoring
This was really good. I did not like the idea of using water...even though it called for condensed milk, so I used half evaporated milk and half 1%. I doubled the recipe to fit a 9x13 inch pan. The rum sauce is definitely a must.
The recipe calls for too much water. 2 cups of water will do. It was pretty decent. I added marshmallow on top instead of the rum sauce to save some calories. It made the house smell very sweet:)
10 Ratings
This is a very good recipe! I made it last week and followed the recipe - it was very good but also very "wet." I did cook it a bit longer to dry it out a little.
This time I left out one of the cups of water and it was perfect. I am giving it 4 starts because it is very good but because of the additional water stated it needs a bit of tweeking. It was a HIT at work.
Way too wet, even after cooking an additional 30 minutes. Use only two cups of water... it tastes great!!!
Great recipe -- I divided the sauce and put rum extract in half (for those who don't like rum and for the kids)then poured it over the bread pudding. I doubled the recipe thinking I'd have some left over - no such luck -- I'll definately make it again!!
Good and easy I only used 2 cups water as I thought 3 would be too much and it was stilla litlle wet but almost perfect. Added more cinnamon and nutmeg and served without sauce. Next time I will try the sauce for sure.....
Definately LESS WATER!!! I doubled the recipe, then only added 4 cups and it turned out great! Make sure you watch it for cooking time, mine took a little longer then I expected, even after adding time because it was doubled. It should look slightty wet with the edges brown. I also used reduced-carb bread and egg substitute and it was yummy!
I gave this recipe 4 stars and have not tried it as written. I made the following changes and would give it 5+ stars:
I doubled the recipe and put it in an 9 x13 pan. I used frozen blueberry muffins for the bread. I ommitted 2 cups of water (used 4 total). After mixing the wet ingredients I did not use 2 cups of the mixture as it appeared that it would be too wet.
The rum sauce was spectacular the way it states.
* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet.
Golden Bread Pudding
Serving Size: 1/9 of a recipe
Servings Per Recipe: 9
Amount Per Serving
** Calories: 455
** Calories from Fat: 175
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Reminds me of when I used to give "helpful" advice on WoW. "How do you leave a group?" "Just type /quit group."
Reminds me of when I used to give "helpful" advice on WoW. "How do you leave a group?" "Just type /quit group."
this is why when looking for help online I double check the commands by useing google...seriously!
WOW this are HUGE AND AMAZING CONSOLE COMMANDS !!!!
Good to know......I don't understand why anyone would tell someone else to do this as a joke!! Ridiculous!!!
Several things it's best not to do.
Only somebody who doesn't use linux would find this funny.
mv /home/Quinn/* /dev/null"
From the page: "The 7 Deadly Linux Commands" http://www.junauza.com/2008/11/7-deadly-linux-commands.html
Uh-oh! Don' let anyone tick you into typing these Linux commands!
nice one
the comments sort of summarises up that some users need to continue using windows. lol
Some folks don't know any better. Obviously not written for the critics below.
The Hex version is a nice one, hadn't seen that one or the fork bomb before. Of course, telling anybody to run these would be a 'dick move', but it's interesting to me. Now, to kill a test box...
only a psychopath would tell someone to run any of these.
Things to tell people to do... if you really, really despise them.


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