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Q. Who is Mr. Smarty Plants?
A: There are those who suspect Wildflower Center volunteers are the culpable and capable culprits. Yet, others think staff members play some, albeit small, role. You can torture us with your plant questions, but we will never reveal the Green Guru's secret identity.
Did you know you can access the Native Plant Information Network with your web-enabled smartphone?
Ask Mr. Smarty Plants is a free service provided by the staff and volunteers at the Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center.
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Friday - July 18, 2008
From: Rico, CO
Region: Rocky Mountain
Topic: Invasive Plants
Title: Control of white clover (Trifolium repens)
Answered by: Nan Hampton
QUESTION:our yard was remediated by ARCO in Rico Colorado. they brought in soil that must have been from clover fields. the soil produces tense low growing and fast growing clover with white flowers. it is invasive and is destroying our wildflowers that are natural. how does one get rid of this and allow the wildflwers that are native to flourish? in one year it has taken over large areas that used to be native. thank you. kim
ANSWER:This sounds like Trifolium repens (white clover), a native of Europe. It is considered a weed plant in many parts of North America. However, it's still recommended as a pasture plant in association with grasses, even though it can cause gastric distress in livestock if eaten in large quantities. It has its good points, nevertheless, in that it fixes nitrogen from the atmosphere and enriches the soil for other plants when it dies.
You can read the Clover Management Guidelines from University of California Davis and learn that the best means of controlling it is by hand-pulling or hoeing it. I know this doesn't sound like a lot of fun, but there are no herbicides that will kill only the clover and not your wildflowers. Soil solarization, which is an effective way to kill grasses and other weeds, is apparently not very effective for clover since it doesn't kill seeds as well as the plants—white clover has a hard seed coat that is resistant to high temperatures. Heavy mulching in flower beds can keep the population of clover under control; but if you are dealing with a meadow-like yard, this isn't going to be a practical way to approach the problem. If you add native grasses to your wildflower mix, they can help in outcompeting the clover by growing tall and shading the clover plants. Please read our article, Meadow Gardening, for more information.
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LINCOLN, Neb.— The UNL Small Jazz Ensembles performance will take place November 18 at 7:30 p.m. in the Westbrook Recital Hall and is comprised of students at both the undergraduate and graduate level.
This concert in the Glenn Korff School of Music features four ensembles coached by DMA Jazz Studies majors Russell Zimmer, Aaron Stroessner, Max Stehr, and Jesse McBee. In addition, one advanced ensemble, coached by faculty member Dr. Darryl White, will be featured.
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LINCOLN, Neb.— Viola students of professors Clark Potter and Jonah Sirota perform separately and together during the Viola Studio performance on Wednesday, November 12 at 5 p.m. in the Westbrook Recital Hall.
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LINCOLN, Neb.— The Large Brass Ensembles within the Glenn Korff School of Music will perform a recital at 7:30 p.m. on Monday, November 17 in the Westbrook Recital Hall. The recital will have something for everyone, and will feature a wide variety of works spanning from Brahms to the Beatles.
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LINCOLN, Neb.— The Moran Woodwind Quintet's November 13 recital at 7:30 p.m. in the Westbrook Recital Hall contains three contrasting works: a staple of the early Romantic literature, a modern classic, and a jazz-inspired closer.
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Shelbie Corwine was crowned Miss Sweet Sixteen 2014 at this year's Wellsville Days. Shelbie is the daughter of Scott and Sonya Corwine. First runner-up for Miss Sweet 16 was Miss Sadie LaMay, and second runner-up was Miss Alyssa Ross. We would like to thank these ladies and their escorts for participating in this year's contest. They raised almost $900. for the Wellsville Friends of the Library. Check out our Facebook page to see more photos from this year's contest!
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Lucic scores twice, Bruins beat Panthers 6-2By HOWARD ULMAN
the associated press | January 29,2014AP PHOTO
Boston Bruins left wing Milan Lucic (17) scores against Florida Panthers goalie Tim Thomas (34) after Thomas fell out of position, as Panthers defenseman Dmitry Kulikov (7) and center Nick Bjugstad (27) watch during the second period of an NHL game in Boston, Tuesday. At right is Bruins right wing Jarome Iginla (12).BOSTON Milan Lucic scored twice and the Bruins spoiled goalie Tim Thomas first game in Boston as a visitor with a 6-2 win over the Florida Panthers on Tuesday night.
It was the third straight six-goal game for the Bruins, known more for their defense, following road wins of 6-1 and 6-3.
The Atlantic Division leaders improved to 5-0-1 in their last six games.
Thomas won the Conn Smythe Trophy as playoff MVP in 2011 when the Bruins won the Stanley Cup. He spent one more season with them, took last season off and then joined the Panthers.
Zdeno Chara, Reilly Smith, Shawn Thornton and David Krejci also scored for Boston, which led 4-0 until Brad Boyes connected for Florida with 2:33 left in the second period.
Dmitry Kulikov added a power-play goal for the Panthers 4 minutes into the third.
Fans applauded lightly when Thomas was introduced as the starting goalie. But after Thornton made it 5-2 just more than 8 minutes into the third period, they derisively chanted, Thomas! Thomas!
Thomas played for the first time against the Bruins on Oct. 17 in Bostons 3-2 win in Florida. He traveled with the Panthers to Boston but did not play Nov. 7 in the Bruins 4-1 victory. Tuesdays win was Bostons sixth straight over Florida.
For the second consecutive game, the Bruins were the early aggressors, outshooting the Panthers 19-8 in the first period.
On Monday night, Boston took 18 of the first 20 shots in a 6-3 win over the New York Islanders.
Lucic gave the Bruins a 1-0 lead at 7:41 of the first period on a rebound after Thomas stopped Jarome Iginlas shot from the right circle.
Lucic also was initially credited with the second goal less than 8 minutes later when Charas 45-foot shot from the right appeared to hit him before bouncing over Thomas and trickling into the net.
The scoring was changed when it was determined that the puck hit Thomas glove, not Lucic.
But that didnt stop a few spectators from throwing hats on the ice early in the second, thinking Lucic had completed a hat trick when he scored his 15th of the season. Matt Bartkowski shot toward Thomas, Iginla got his stick on the puck in front and Lucic easily put the backhand rebound in.
Smith made it 4-0 with his team-leading 18th goal at 14:54 of the second.
He took a pass across the slot from Carl Soderberg and beat Thomas to the open side of the net.
After Boyes ruined Tuukka Rasks bid for his fourth shutout in 13 decisions, Kulikov made it 4-2. His goal ended an 0-for-43 power-play drought for the Panthers over their previous 13 games and the first two periods Tuesday.
Rask finished with 28 saves.
NOTES: Sean Bergenheims assist on Kulikovs goal was his 150th NHL point. It came in his 100th game with the Panthers. ... Bruins forward Chris Kelly played for the first time since missing 22 games with a broken leg. ... Boston is 12-2 in its last 14 home games.MORE IN Wire SportsARLINGTON, Texas LeSean McCoy ran for 159 yards a touchdown, Mark Sanchez had his first scoring... Full StoryDENVER Carve an extra piece of turkey to celebrate, David Backes and T.J. Oshie, because St. Full StoryDETROIT Calvin Johnsons big day was exactly what Detroits dormant offense needed. Full Story
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When people talk about SOG® knives, most envision the original SOG Bowie or Recon Bowie. At the 2013 S.H.O.T. Show, SOG announced that they are also moving into the hunting knife and gentleman's folder categories. The Huntspoint fixed blades were some of those introduced. Field and Stream magazine featured these knives as some of the best new hunting knives for 2013.
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Lockheed Martin said first-quarter earnings beat analysts' estimates while cautioning that 2013 sales may fall at the low end of its prior forecast because of automatic U.S. budget cuts.Shares of Lockheed, which makes the F-35 and F-16 fighter jets in west Fort Worth, rose as much as 3.2 percent to $98.79 a share in morning trading after reporting net income from continuing operations increased 14 percent to $761 million, or $2.33 a share. The average estimate of 20 analysts surveyed by Bloomberg was $2.04 a share. Sales declined 2 percent to $11.1 billion, Lockheed said today in a statement.Revenue from the F-35 fighter jet, the Pentagon's most expensive weapons system, was "up slightly" compared with the same quarter a year ago, according to the statement. The F-35 accounted for 14 percent of Lockheed's sales last year, according to a Securities and Exchange Commission filing.The Bethesda, Maryland-based company said the budget cuts known as sequestration, which began March 1, may trim full-year sales by about $825 million, holding 2013 revenue to the low end of the range from $44.5 billion to $46 billion forecast in January. It maintained its forecast for a profit of $8.80 to $9.10 a share."While the impact of sequestration on our business has been limited to date, we continue to work closely with our customers to better understand the future impact sequestration may have on our programs," Marillyn Hewson, Lockheed's chief executive officer, said in the statement.The company's decision not to revise its profit forecast may be a good sign for other defense contractors, Brian Ruttenbur, an analyst with CRT Capital Group LLC in Stamford, Conn., said in a phone interview."If Lockheed has this small an impact because of sequestration, that probably bodes well for the rest of the group," said Ruttenbur, who rates Lockheed as "fairly valued." "I don't think that everybody is going to fare as well as Lockheed, but it gives you an indication that things aren't that bad."Lockheed's reduction in first-quarter sales stemmed mostly from fewer deliveries of F-16 jets and C-130 transport planes, according to the statement.Even with the decline in the quarter's revenue, sales of $11.1 billion beat the average analyst estimate of $10.3 billion by 7 percent. The higher-than-expected revenue stemmed partly from increased orders from the government before the automatic cuts began, Bruce Tanner, Lockheed's chief financial officer, said on a conference call with reporters."We had some acceleration" prior to the reductions taking effect, Tanner said. It's "a little hard to figure out if that's going to last throughout the year now or not."The automatic cuts will have the biggest effect this year on Lockheed's Information Systems & Global Solutions unit and the company's Mission Systems and Training division, according to Tanner. About two-thirds of the $825 million reduction in sales that Lockheed expects this year from sequestration will come from those business segments, while the units that produce fighter jets, missiles and space systems will be less affected, Tanner said.Lockheed Martin has nearly 20,000 employees in North Texas, at its Fort Worth-based aeronautics unit and the Missiles and Fire Control unit based in Grand Prairie.Hewson denied that Lockheed had exaggerated the effects that automatic reductions would have on the defense industry. Robert Stevens, her predecessor as CEO, last year predicted the reductions might lead to 10,000 layoffs at the company. Job cuts on that scale haven't materialized.The effects of sequestration "will be significant if sequestration stays in place," Hewson said during the conference call. "That's why we've been so vocal with our lawmakers to look at how we could reverse sequestration and have a more reasonable approach to spending cuts."
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The real problem with that Dealbook conference
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The discussion around the corporate star-studded Dealbook conference last week was good, but I don't think it got to... More
"Don't Call it a Paywall"
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Paywall reactions and misunderstandings
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LAT Surveys "Parallel, Opaque System of Political Giving"
If companies don't disclose, nobody knows
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A tip of the hat to the Los Angeles Times for spending six months surveying the political spending disclosure practices... More
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The bank made a couple billion dollars as its clients lost their shirts
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NYT on the Irish Mess
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Plus, Wall Street saw fraud signs, demanded money back, then kept buying loans
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NYT With More on the SEC's Soft Touch With Big Banks
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NYT's Scoop on an Alleged Roger Ailes Coverup
Lawyers say the Fox chief urged Judith Regan to lie to the feds about Giuliani pal Bernie Kerik
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NYT: Fabulous Fab Pointed Fingers at Goldman
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Louise Story and Gretchen Morgenson raise a good question in their agenda-setting piece in The New York Times this morning:... More
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Knoxville's alt-weekly wasn't losing money. It got shut down anyway - Scripps pulls the plug on Metro Pulse in favor of an entertainment supplement for the local daily
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Bravo's Andy Cohen will feel the heat when "The Real Housewives of New York" go at each other during the upcoming three-part reunion special.
The preview for the spectacle (above) shows Ramona Singer turning the tables on Cohen when he asks about her marriage.
See video: 'Real Housewives of NJ's' Teresa and Joe Giudice Cry Over Possible Jail Time
"Stop it, Andy," Singer says. "How's your love life? Who are you going to have sex with tonight?"
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Congress is a lot like a slot machine - once in a while, something good comes out. A new bill introduced by Representative Ed Markey of Massachusetts would require cellular carriers in the US to disclose to end users upon purchase of a mobile device any tracking software present on said device, or any such software that might be installed at a later date by the carrier, manufacturer, or OS provider (that would be Google for Android).
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Whenever I hear about the latest and greatest tablet under $100, I get a little bit sad inside. It's sort of like that feeling you get when you see a 3-legged dog - your heart is mildly warmed by its perseverance, but the rest of you would much rather look away and think about something a little less... depressing.
Datawind's $50 (2499INR) Aakash tablet is a 2-legged dog. It's powered by a 366MHz ARM11 CPU - a processor architecture released a decade ago.
Let's be frank: RIM's BlackBerry products are unilaterally, shall we say, unexciting. And RIM's new theme song should probably be this. And by "unexciting," I mean ugly, hopelessly dated, and so boring that a story about them spontaneously bursting into flames might actually give the company some much-needed edginess in their marketing campaigns. Maybe that's a bridge too far.
Anyway, when I read this morning that RIM's new CEO Thorsten Heins, speaking to CrackBerry, said Android devices are "all the same," I couldn't help but go slack-jawed in a combination of muted laughter and near disbelief at the irony.
Verifying a rumor put out by BGR over a month ago, HTC has announced after a dismal end to 2011 (net profits fell 26% last quarter) that the company will be changing its handset strategy to focus on fewer, "hero" devices in the coming year. The problem of excessive handset iteration is one I've opined on before. It is a problem, and while it's unlikely that HTC's balance sheet woes were even in majority caused by the large number of handsets they released, making fewer models is certainly a way to cut costs and increase the amount of attention that goes into each product.
A recent Newsweek article has been making the rounds claiming, through an unnamed Apple "insider," that Apple has spent north of $100 million litigating its various grievances against HTC since late 2010. Verifying the accuracy of this number is pretty much impossible. But that doesn't really matter. It may just as well be $80 million, $150 million, or $300 million - the conclusion drawn would remain the same: Apple is spending quite a chunk of income on its growing lawsuit habit.
This a cause I think we can all get behind. Back in 2010, the Copyright Office in the Library of Congress issued a rulemaking statement exempting smartphones and DVDs from reverse engineering laws under the DMCA. Previously, companies like Apple had used these provisions to threaten criminal prosecution (as well as civil action) against those who "jailbroke" (rooted) devices such as the iPhone (or iPad). The exemption to these penalties put in place by the Copyright Office extended to the "jailbreaking" (or, as we know it in the Android community, rooting) of all smartphones (it also extends to things like bootloader unlocking).
Now, we're an Android blog and all, but we aren't exactly deaf to the seemingly never-ending corporate death-curdle that is Research in Motion. As we speak, the tech world is watching (halfway out of actual interest, half for sheer entertainment value) as the once seemingly immovable enterprise titan rolls, like a god on high fallen from Olympus, to the bottom of a mountain called Relevancy.
The story of that tumble can be told, foot by foot, from the day of the iPhone launch.
If you were part of the PC gaming scene in the late 1990's and early 2000's, you almost certainly played Counter-Strike at some point. It was the online first-person shooter (of course, Doom III was around as well), and was essentially a modified runtime of Valve's popular sci-fi FPS Half-Life. Later iterations of the game like Condition Zero and Counter-Strike: Source lacked the magic which made the first game so addictive, and so the series has essentially been undergoing a slow death over the last few years.
When I read the comments of Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak in an interview with The Daily Beast, my first thought was "this sounds like an eminently reasonable man making some well-reasoned points." Of course, being an Android site, we took interest in Wozniak's comments on Android's superior (in some respects) voice commands, as well as his praise of its workable built-in navigation solution (something iOS currently lacks outright).
I've used Siri.
Late yesterday, we got a chance to spend some time with the Motorola DROID 4 over at the Verizon booth here at CES, and we have to say - It sure seems like Motorola has done it again. The DROID 4 will likely once again set the bar for QWERTY slider phones, and thanks to the addition of 4G LTE and a snappy TI OMAP 4430 dual-core processor (the same one found in the DROID RAZR), it's also going to be the fastest DROID yet.


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Oscar Wong's relationship with the Small Business Association began because "the best way to make a fortune is to start with one. I didn't have one so I borrowed it."
On March 20th, Oscar Wong walked on stage at the Grove Park Inn to accept the award for the Small Business Administration's NC Person of the Year. "I see it as a public opportunity to acknowledge the accomplishments of a superb team and support of a vibrant community," said Wong before the presentation.
The SBA supports small businesses with low interest loans, training and more. With the Person of the Year award, business owners are recognized for viability, leadership, community involvement and economic benefit. Asheville's first brewery now employs 34 people and is looking toward it's 20th anniversary in two years. Wong is currently the Asheville Rotary Club President and holds positions in other community organizations. To start Highland, Wong got an SBA loan, backed by BB&T. Bob Kendrick, also a Rotary Club member, was instrumental in securing the SBA loan in 1994 and nominated Wong for this award.
He plans to attend the National Small Business Week celebration and conference set for May 20-22 in Washington, DC, where he and all winners will be recognized.
"It's a combination of being in the right place at the right time," Wong says of Highland's success.
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? not tested thoughCode:/subkeyreg
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link470 (16th February 2010)
Sounds good, thanks! I'll give that a shot. Now here's a question of security. Does leaving subinacl in your netlogon folder pose a security risk if say, a skilled user [and this is highly unlikely, just thought I'd throw it out there as a huge IF] managed to open the netlogon folder, view the exe in there, know what it was for, and use it? The command line and registry are restricted, as well as running your own bat and vbs scripts. I don't think it can be used in any way by a user to edit permissions. Would it even be able to run as a user? This is a startup script at the moment to make those changes.
Not sure if that would work if ntfs perms are being applied from above ??
Other then that I would create a hidden share where its located that all the computers can access but with strict ntfs perms
link470 (17th February 2010)
Do what ZeroHour and HullFC have suggested. GP preferences aren't there by default in server 2003, but appear when you upgrade the schema for Vista and manage it from Vista. It's been a while since I did mine, so can't remember how it's done. Anyway when it's done it's a doddle to set registry values.
See this - it's actually simpler than it looks, and better than running .reg scripts.
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PLAISTOW - A Plaistow couple wanted in connection with a violent assault on a 3-year-old boy was arrested Wednesday night at Universal Studios in Orlando, Fla.
Authorities caught up with Jessica M. Linscott, 23, and Roland H. Dow III, 27, after receiving tips that the pair was in the Orlando area, Rockingham County Attorney Jim Reams said.
The two were arrested on fugitive charges inside the park and are now in the custody of the Orange County Sheriff's Department. They will be arraigned Thursday morning where they will decide whether to voluntarily return to New Hampshire.
"We really appreciate all the public's help and the law enforcement help. We had law enforcement from all over New England and the Eastern Seaboard involved in the search," Reams said.
Numerous possible sightings of the couple were reported in Massachusetts over the past several days, but authorities were unable to locate them here. Investigators said they believed the pair was getting help from others in their effort to hide.
Arrest warrants were issued Nov. 15 after Plaistow police launched an investigation into injuries suffered by Linscott's son, James Nicholson.
Linscott and Dow brought the child to Exeter Hospital on the night of Nov. 14 for treatment, but hospital employees suspected his injuries resulted from abuse and quickly notified authorities.
James suffered a traumatic brain injury and was found with bruises – both new and old – over much of his body and burns on his wrist and fingers, police said.
Dow faces first- and second-degree assault charges for allegedly striking James in the head and burning him.
He and Linscott also face multiple counts of endangering the welfare of a child for allegedly failing to seek medical attention for James when he suffered seizures and other symptoms related to the head injury.
James, who is now in the custody of the state's Division of Children Youth and Families, has been hospitalized at Children's Hospital at Dartmouth, but his family says his condition is improving following surgery.
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There are 471 recipes on the blog briciole.
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Cantucci al cioccolato speziati / almond and chocolate biscotti with a hint of spice By briciole 09/29/13 17:58 Please have one, or two Biscotto is a word of Latin origin that means twice-baked: the dough is baked, cut into slices and baked again. (To be precise, cooked means cotto, but in Italian we don't have a specific verb for cooking in the oven; "to bake" is... Add to my recipe book
Edizione speciale: Novel Food #20 / Announcement: Novel Food #20 By briciole 09/26/13 13:51 I am hereby announcing a new edition of Novel Food, a culinary/literary event with a long history, going back to the fall of 2007. I am a bookworm and therefore this event is close to my heart as it brings together two of my passions. Every edition of Novel... Add to my recipe book
Sagne incannulate di grano arso / burnt wheat sagne incannulate By briciole 09/24/13 15:40 [cliccare il link per andare alla versione in italiano] it was a dark and long pasta It is not only the painter that plays with the colors on his or her palette. The cook does the same with the color of the foods s/he is preparing. Sometimes, the temptation... Add to my recipe book
Antipasto / appetizer By briciole 09/22/13 17:05 Pausing to capture a work in progress Some images I compose intrigue me though I can't quite explain why. This is one of them. I was assembling an appetizer using slices of Swedish rye bread, gravlax and cheese, all homemade. Maybe my eyes are influenced... Add to my recipe book
Cartolina da Efeso / postcard from Ephesus By briciole 09/20/13 16:26 Please, take a seat (in the Odeon) The lure of walking along the streets of what in antiquity was a major city is irresistible. What was it like to live there when those streets were full of people, commerce and art? The imagination wants to run with the... Add to my recipe book
Black and White Wednesday: la galleria di foto / the photo gallery By briciole 09/18/13 20:14 Many thanks to all who illuminated my week by contributing their images to edition #97 of Black and White Wednesday - A Culinary Photography Event. And a big thank you to Susan of The Well-Seasoned Cook who created the event and to Cinzia of Cindystar who... Add to my recipe book
Pane di segale svedese / Swedish rye bread By briciole 09/15/13 23:24 Past the uninspiring look, an exciting flavor Time and time again, life has nudged me into going past first impressions when it comes to food I have prepared. Something does not look exceptional and I tend to think that it doesn't taste great, though I... Add to my recipe book
Enigma By briciole 09/12/13 07:33 Pray, tell me, why? If I were a writer of fiction, this photo would be on the cover of my novel. I am not sure to what genre the story would belong, but the image is definitely a mystery, one that has been haunting me ever since I captured it with my camera.... Add to my recipe book
Cartolina da Samo / postcard from Samos By briciole 09/10/13 18:43 A journey is a gateway When we are on a journey, our fellow travelers are as important as the destination and the places we visit along the way. For my first visit to Greece, I had excellent travel companions and wonderful hosts. We spent a week in Samos,... Add to my recipe book
Zucchine al curry / curried zucchini By briciole 09/09/13 09:23 [cliccare il link per andare alla versione in italiano] an embarrassment of (zucchini) riches There was a time when I thought that zucchine were the epitome of the unpalatable vegetable. I disliked zucchini with visceral intensity, no matter how they were... Add to my recipe book
Botti / wine barrels By briciole 09/06/13 10:24 A bevy of barrels During our week in Samos (about which you will learn more soon), I visited the Karlovasi branch of EOSS, the Union of Vinicultural Cooperatives of Samos. Grape harvesting being in full swing, the facility hummed with the seasonal tasks.... Add to my recipe book
Cappuccino con panna / cappuccino with whipped cream By briciole 09/03/13 12:45 My dream daily writing practice I write a little bit every day. While I can write wherever I find myself, certain places make the daily practice more pleasant. At You Grifo, a coffee bar in downtown Perugia, I can get a perfect cappuccino, served with a... Add to my recipe book
Insalata di fagiolini "Rattlesnake" / Rattlesnake bean salad By briciole 08/29/13 16:01 Marbled beauties Anything purple (viola) catches my attention at the farmers' market. And it does not need to be solid purple: a light brushstroke or a hint of that deep color is enough to make me head straight for the basket or box containing the irresistible... Add to my recipe book
Weekend Herb Blogging #398: il raccolto / the roundup By briciole 08/26/13 14:11 [cliccare il link per andare direttamente al raccolto della edizione italiana di WHB] As the host of last week's edition of WHB, I am pleased to present an interesting set of posts submitted by bloggers from various countries. For each contribution, I will... Add to my recipe book
Sorbetto alle more / blackberry sorbet By briciole 08/25/13 07:06 [cliccare il link per andare alla versione in italiano] hunting high and low Blackberry picking is like living. The plumpest, most ostentatiously ripe blackberry, the one I want with concentrated desire, is the one an inch away from my grasping hand stretched... Add to my recipe book
Passata di pomodori arrosto / strained roasted tomatoes By briciole 08/21/13 21:36 [cliccare il link per andare alla versione in italiano] my food mill (with three disks) Accustomed to kitchen tools operated by the touch of our fingertips, handling one that makes our limbs to move in a different pattern may require a period of adjustment.... Add to my recipe book
Pulla / panini finlandesi / Finnish buns By briciole 08/20/13 18:35 [cliccare il link per andare alla versione in italiano] pulla: plain and stuffed There is magic in my world to which I will never get used, like sunlight filtering through the redwoods, fog coming into the San Francisco Bay through the Golden Gate, full... Add to my recipe book
Annuncio / announcement: Weekend Herb Blogging #398 By briciole 08/19/13 07:14 [cliccare il link per andare alla versione in italiano] This week I have once again the honor of hosting Weekend Herb Blogging, an event started by Kalyn of Kalyn's Kitchen, and now organized by Haalo of Cook (almost) Anything at Least Once. I hope you'll... Add to my recipe book
Nasturzio in cucina / garden nasturtium in the kitchen By briciole 08/09/13 18:02 [cliccare il link per andare alla versione in italiano] Garden Nasturtium (Tropaeolum majus) Garden nasturtium's large shield-shaped leaves gather dew like solar panels gather sunlight. On an horizontal leaf, dew droplets slide towards the depression at... Add to my recipe book
Alaska By briciole 08/04/13 18:50 It was our first visit to Alaska, the land of wonders big and small, of vast spaces and tiny details, all breathtakingly beautiful. Big wonders, vast spaces: Byron Peak & Glacier the Harding Icefield Back on earth (Moose Pass) after we soared on seaplane... Add to my recipe book


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The Broncos placed linebacker Nate Irving on IR on Thursday; he sprained an MCL at New England in Week 9.
Taking Irving's place on the roster will be linebacker Todd Davis, whom Denver claimed off waivers from New Orleans.
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A slow team start put the defense in a tough place, early in the Broncos' 41-17 road win over the Raiders. It was the defense that kept the Broncos in the game until they caught fire.
The defensive line kept up steady pressure all game. Despite not having a sack, they kept creating hurries and QB hits. They shut down the Raiders' run attack. The Denver secondary played exceptionally well in both the run and pass areas.
Two players led the way for the secondary: T.J. Ward and Quinton Carter. It wasn't their stats so much as their attitude, which was contagious. Combining them with Rahim Moore is working well. Adding cornerbacks Chris Harris, Bradley Roby, and Aqib Talib makes them that much more physical. All three corners like to mix it up.
Good Morning, Broncos fans! So, who do we have to thank for Denver having unearthed Brandon Marshall?
Terrance Knighton, apparently.
According to Troy Renck, Marshall had a choice between Oakland and Denver when the Jaguars released him for the third time.
Jeff Fisher will start Shaun Hill at quarterback over Austin Davis against Denver on Sunday.
Just two days earlier, Fisher had offered a lukewarm confirmation that Davis would remain the starter after a disastrous game against Arizona.
With the hangover of another loss at New England still in the backs of their minds, the Broncos could have been excused if they'd gone to Oakland hoping for a simple victory.
What they found is what a lot of teams have found this season. Oakland is a much better team than they usually show on the field. That doesn't minimize the Raiders' singular ability to shoot themselves in the foot.
Denver brought its own set of problems into what may be their final visit to the Coliseum. Problem 1 on the list has been the erratic play of their offensive line. Despite attempts to change it, the line has let down the running game this year more weeks than not. Few, if any, running backs consistently break tackles in their own backfield. The laws of inertia are against them.
Continue reading "A Second Helping of Denver's Week 10 win at Oakland"
Good Morning, Broncos fans! As the season lengthens, each game has less of an effect on a team's statistical rankings.
Indeed, Denver's placement among the measures we follow remains steady.
The Broncos remain #1 according to the metrics at Advanced Football Analytics, Pro Football Reference, and Football Outsiders.
Continue reading "PFF finally thinks Derek Wolfe is pretty good"
The Broncos' visit with Richie Incognito reportedly "went well," but apparently not enough so to sign the jerk.
According to Incognito's workout partner and pretend journalist Jay Glazer, Denver will revisit the idea after their games at St. Louis and against Miami.
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Maybe John Elway doesn't like the Broncos' new status as America's most popular team.
Or, he thinks the offensive line sucks.
Either way, the Broncos worked out Richie Incognito on Monday, according to his comrade in meatheadedness Jay Glazer.
Good Morning, Broncos fans! Road games are supposed to be tough, but let's be honest - the Rams are terrible, especially in the fourth quarters of games.
Sure, they have a couple of big divisional wins over the Seahawks and Niners, but there's something about divisional matchups.
And of course, there are quite a few teams that have beaten the Seahawks and Niners this year.