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Recipe: Indian-Spiced Tomato and Egg Casserole
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2 jalapeño peppers, seeded if desired, finely chopped
2 tablespoons finely chopped peeled ginger
3 garlic cloves, finely chopped
1 teaspoon ground cumin
1 teaspoon ground garam marsala
½ teaspoon ground coriander
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2. While potatoes cook, heat oil in a large skillet over medium-high heat. Add onion and cook until almost tender, five to seven minutes. Stir in peppers and cook three minutes. Add ginger, garlic, cumin, garam masala and coriander; cook one minute. Stir in tomatoes and ½ teaspoon salt. Simmer over medium-low heat, breaking up tomatoes with a fork, 15 minutes. Stir in mint and cilantro or basil. Taste and adjust seasonings.
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Quote from Barack Obama's State of the Union speech: "We should continue the work of fixing our broken immigration system, to secure our borders and enforce our laws and ensure that everyone who plays by the rules can contribute to our economy and enrich our nation." It sounds like President Obama has joined hands with the Minuteman Project! "Secure our borders and enforce the law" is exactly what our grassroots organization has been demanding since its inception.
U.S. immigration laws are the most generous and welcoming of any nation on Earth, yet millions choose to come here illegally, because lax enforcement and policy have made our nation's borders and sovereignty an international joke. And, whenever a foreign national applies for immigration here, open-borders advocates claim he has been "approved," and the only reason he isn't here already is because of paperwork backlogs or bureaucratic red tape.
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A major pillar of the Democratic Party that ensured Obama's election, the consolidated union leadership, is supporting amnesty in spite of opposition from its rank and file, particularly Union Networks International, United Food and Commercial Workers, American Federation of Labor and Congress of Industrial Organizations (AFL-CIO), and Laborers' International Union of North America (LIUNA).
Obama's Department of Homeland Security has ended worksite raids, prohibited state and local police from turning over regular illegal aliens (those whose only crimes are associated with being in the United States illegally) to Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), rescinded the so-called "No-Match Rule" requiring employers to fire known illegal-alien workers, and has worked to repeal the REAL ID Act, which prevents illegal aliens from obtaining state drivers' licenses and other benefits.
Before the recent invention of "Jobs Americans Won't Do," houses were built, landscapes were tended, vegetables were picked, chickens were plucked, and bathrooms were cleaned—without 15 million illegal aliens. Americans are losing their wages, jobs, homes, and their health in numbers unprecedented since the Great Depression, yet you will not hear that in the elitist media.
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So, even though 11 million U.S. citizens are out of work, we need amnesty for illegal aliens who are holding jobs that are illegal for them to have in the first place?
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There are times in life when you have to put your hands up to being in the minority, especially when you're in the business of putting your opinions out there in the market for all to see. As a lifelong holder of minority opinions, this is not new to me.
So effusive was the disagreement with my first blog in this series, that arrived from all corners of our growing community here, that I feel compelled to present the opposite view. I will wipe the spit and fumes from my face and in all probability convince myself that I was actually wrong in the first place. The source of our disagreement all comes down to this question:
How long should you take making decisions about people?
Last time round, I advocated taking an approach to interviewing that actively sought to avoid a hasty judgment. Bide your time I said. Make sure your first impression doesn't reinforce itself in an unhelpful way, asking easy questions of the person you like, or tough questions of the person you're not so sure about, I said. Give them the whole time you've allotted to present an overall impression, I said.
Balls. You said.
Almost all the feedback I received, including one rather irate phone call, told me I was talking out of my hat. (And they didn't say hat either.)
Prevailing wisdom it seems tends massively toward the opposite view, which in the spirit of seasonal democracy, I present to you now. Had this been one of my original blogs on interviewing mistakes I should probably have called it: 'Trust your primary response, you will make the same decision eventually anyway.'
Some of my many dissenters on the subject refer to rapid cognition, often in reference to Malcolm Gladwell's hugely successful book 'Blink', which explores what happens in our brains in the first two seconds that we encounter a given situation - a job interview being a perfectly good example.
Most of the feedback was less scientific, it just argued the case for calling it early and not wasting time over analyzing something if you know you're going to do it anyway. The point that stuck in my mind was the Managing Director of a well known oil field services company who told me that while you can change decisions, or walk back mistakes, you can never have back the time it took you to make the decision in the first place. His point was simply that mistakes are so common place in all areas of life, human interaction being based almost exclusively on the actual experience that comes after the fact, that you are as well to make a very quick decision and then be prepared to be equally quick to reverse or adapt it if it turns out to be the wrong one.
To use the example he used, you can navel-gaze over what vacation destination is right for you, you can research it all day long, but you simply aren't going to know if it's right for you until you get there. Rather than endlessly debating whether or not you're making the right decision, you'd be better served ensuring you're in a position to act quickly if you find you've made the wrong decision and correct it. Over time, he argued, you'll find that you enjoyed 95% of your vacations and not 5%, and that the time you spent second guessing your original thought 'I feel like skiing, let's go to Colorado', was entirely wasted. If Colorado turns out to be too 'this' or too 'that', it was always going to be anyway. Have an escape plan to the place you've always liked in Napa Valley, and don't ever go back.
A surprising number of people wanted to talk about intuition. This honestly alarms me; sufficed to say that I believe that what people describe as their ability to intrinsically know things with no basis is simply a combination of subconscious sound judgment based on experience, combined with mathematical probabilities and our wonderful human ability to ignore all the facts that don't suit our narrative. I always trust my intuition. I've always been able to know what's right for me. Really? You've been divorced twice, so you might want to put your skills to better use.
Overall, I might even be convinced. There is so much to be said for being decisive, but accepting fallibility. We have a huge amount of experience that we can call upon, whether we realize it or not. Our brains do this for us at speeds we cannot comprehend.
I have heard it suggested that the phenomenon of our lives flashing before our lives as we drown is nothing more than our brains scanning for anything useful it can find from previous experience that might help it escape the danger it is in.
Ultimately, the world is faster than the mind and we will see ourselves pushed and pulled by the decisions we make no matter how smart we are and how convinced we are that we are right. Perhaps it's time to realize that we may need to jump quickly, and then be ready to jump again.
So in the spirit of quick resolutions, here's the final Top 5 mistakes made in the interview process from all sides - you can believe me or not, argue or not (I hope you do) and offer, as always - any other ideas:
2. Getting the talking / listening balance wrong
3. Not trusting your first response
4. Allowing decisions to slide
5. Accepting uninformed outside advice
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Six years after the attack on the World Trade Center (WTC), concerns persist about health effects experienced by WTC responders and the availability of health care services for those affected. Several federally funded programs provide screening, monitoring, or treatment services to responders. GAO has previously reported on the progress made and implementation problems faced by these WTC health programs. This testimony is based primarily on GAO's testimony, September 11: Improvements Needed in Availability of Health Screening and Monitoring Services for Responders (GAO-07-1229T, Sept. 10, 2007), which updated GAO's report, September 11: HHS Needs to Ensure the Availability of Health Screening and Monitoring for All Responders (GAO-07-892, July 23, 2007). In this testimony, GAO discusses efforts by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) to provide services for nonfederal responders residing outside the New York City (NYC) area. For the July 2007 report, GAO reviewed program documents and interviewed Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) officials, grantees, and others. GAO updated selected information in August and September 2007 and conducted work for this statement in January 2008.
In July 2007, following a reexamination of the status of the WTC health programs, GAO recommended that the Secretary of HHS take expeditious action to ensure that health screening and monitoring services are available to all people who responded to the WTC attack, regardless of where they reside. As of January 2008, the department has not responded to this recommendation. As GAO testified in September 2007, NIOSH has not ensured the availability of screening and monitoring services for nonfederal responders residing outside the NYC area, although it has taken steps toward expanding the availability of these services. In late 2002, NIOSH arranged for a network of occupational health clinics to provide screening services. This effort ended in July 2004, and until June 2005 NIOSH did not fund screening or monitoring services for nonfederal responders outside the NYC area. In June 2005, NIOSH funded the Mount Sinai School of Medicine Data and Coordination Center (DCC) to provide screening and monitoring services; however, DCC had difficulty establishing a nationwide network of providers and contracted with only 10 clinics in seven states. In 2006, NIOSH began to explore other options for providing these services, and in 2007 it took steps toward expanding the provider network.
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Bryant will make $25 million at 37 years old while Nick Young, Julius Randle and Ryan Kelly take up another $10 million. Various player options (Ed Davis) and team options (Jordan Clarkson, Robert Sacre) could add another $3 million, though Davis could opt out and drive that number even higher. Leave room for an estimated $5 million for their likely two first-round draft picks. It's easy to see the Lakers allocating $43 million toward only nine players amid a conservatively estimated salary cap of $66 million for 2015-16. Throw in troublesome mandatory things called "cap holds" and the Lakers have only $21.5 million to spend next summer on free agents. Los Angeles Times
Mark Medina: Ryan Kelly is a definite out for tonight's game Twitter @MarkG_Medina
Mike Trudell: Ryan Kelly (hamstring) practiced for about an hour today and is "probable" for Tuesday night's game. Twitter @LakersReporter
Aaron Falk: Nash, Lin, and Kelly won't play tonight. Lakers missing six guys in total. Twitter @tribjazz
Lakers forward Ryan Kelly will miss tonight's game against the Utah Jazz at Staples Center after injuring his right hamstring. Kelly had already been sidelined since training camp started with a strained left hamstring. Los Angeles Daily News
Scott said he hasn't talked with Lakers trainer Gary Vitti about Kelly's timetable, but it seems likely he will not play in any preseason games. The Lakers have three other exhibitions on Tuesday (vs. Phoenix at Staples Center), on Wednesday (vs. Portland in Ontario) and on Friday (vs. Sacramento in Las Vegas). Los Angeles Daily News
Mike Trudell: Neither Lin (ankle) or Nash (hamstring/nerves/back) practiced today. Clarkson (calf), Henry (back) and Kelly (hamstring) were limited. Twitter @LakersReporter
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