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On my account on YouTube, someone reported three of my videos with copyright strikes and forced me to take them down. Plus, they forced me to watch a terrible Happy Tree Friends episode about copyright infringement and take a test on it. They then said I could be shut down if this happens again. Should I just delete my account?
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Well, it depends what were on the videos.
If copyrighted materials were on them without proof of non-ownership, then I can see why. If there were no copyrighted materials were on them, or they were copyright of you, then I might just dig a bit deeper as to what caused the ban.
You should………
and find out who is banning/trolling you.
like Opt1onal says
if you have copyrighted stuff in your videos that does not belong to you then it is just bad luck but that is how it works
if you do own the material/ there is no copyrighted material you should look deeper into it and perhaps inform youtube that there have been a mistake
last time i heard something like this i was told you can ban someones videos by simply faking that you that and that company without actually being it(not sure if it still works that way)


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A sexually promiscuous and exploratory being, who has or has had multiple sexual partners, and engages in regular sexual relations, outside of a monogamous relationship, for free.
That bop had sex with four different guys over the last week for free.
by ClassyAshy October 27, 2011
"Bops" A Word Do Describe A Young Female.
Dawg Iam not Trying To Hang Out With Them "Bops",All They Are Is Trouble!
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A dance usally seen at parties or fiestas. Also seen when a person is turning up. Known regulary in Chicago, IL
by turn_up_child July 17, 2013
tha act of giving head(oral sex).
man...she knows how to bop!!!
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[We] selected the name Chop Suey as a tongue-in-cheek reference to the well known Chinese-American interpretation of blended Asian cuisines. Having just returned from Seoul at the time, Zaks extraordinary experience in Korea heavily influenced the development of the restaurant concept. However, like the multicultural crossroads of its Times Square location, Chop Sueys menu will reflect a wide variety of Asian cuisines and American influences.
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On May 10, police in Cotati, Calif., received a domestic violence call — an alleged complaint that evidently didn't come from either of the people inside the home — and converged on the residence. There were four of them.
There was a child playing in the front yard. The homeowners informed police their other child was with them in the home.
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Outrageous September 14, 2013 at 7:26 AM
Simply a night mare! I !
hope we get follow up on this story
Anonymous May 29, 2013 at 10:20 PM
Maybe a shotgun blast to the face of the man looking through the window would have been appropriate???
Anti Cop June 9, 2013 at 12:56 PM
Like Anonymous said in their post above… if a few more "Badge Bully" cops got a face full of buckshot, then maybe a lot more would end up being more respectful of our rights.
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Research San Diego police Officer Thomas Riggs & Officer Donovon Jacobs. It's a beautiful story.
This happens all too often these days. Things have got to change in this country. We are a police state and under martial law. No wonder this administration wants our guns.
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A History of the County of Cambridge and the Isle of Ely: Volume 9: Chesterton, Northstowe, and Papworth Hundreds
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'Milton: Charities for the poor', A History of the County of Cambridge and the Isle of Ely: Volume 9: Chesterton, Northstowe, and Papworth Hundreds (1989), pp. 191-192. URL: http://www.british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=15398 Date accessed: 29 November 2014.
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Charities for the poor
By 1700 Milton had much town land, whose income was
used partly to relieve the poor. In 1521 Rose
Cock left the surplus revenues from a house and
holt, after supporting an obit, to the churchwardens to pay the king's tax for the poor. (fn. 20) In
1549 the new lord, William Cook, granted to ten
feoffees the Town Holt and 5 a. of arable, called
by 1630 the town land, as copyhold, to pay for
highway repair and poor relief. (fn. 21) In the 17th
century gifts for the poor included 1 1/4a. from
Edward Newman in 1616, 2 a. of arable from
Dr. Thomas Goad in 1624, 5 a. from Thomas
Whiteage in 1634, 1 ½a. bought by the parish in
1638, ½a. (Catch Acre) from John Ellis in 1660,
and Francis holt of 1½a. from Thomas Richards
in 1661. Dr. Benjamin Whichcote by will proved
1683 left 7 a. in Waterbeach for the poor of
Milton. In 1646 John Harris's brothers Simon
and Richard in return for the town releasing
common rights gave £37 and 1 a. for the poor. (fn. 22)
The town lands in the 18th century comprised
14 ½a. of arable in Milton with two osier holts,
yielding in 1783 £19 a year, and 7 a. in Waterbeach. Although then supposedly correctly applied, almost all the rents, some £55, were
carried to the rates c. 1800. (fn. 23) Following the
respective inclosures the town land came to c.
19 a., all but 1 a. copyhold, in Milton, enfranchised in 1885, and 10 a., reckoned freehold, in
Waterbeach. (fn. 24) By the 1860s c. 10 a., allotted to
Milton parish at inclosure for the embankment
of the river Cam, was assimilated to the town
land, the 2-3 a. assigned to maintain the banks
being usually let by 1910, as perhaps in 1868, as
allotments. (fn. 25)
In the late 1830s, when the town land was let
for £63, £3 went to a girls' school, £4 each for
highway and church repairs, and the rest was
indiscriminately distributed, usually in fuel,
among the poor, including widows. (fn. 26) In 1843
the farmers resolved to restrict the coal distribution to men with families. (fn. 27) In 1850 the vestry
decided that, after deducting the school's share,
a quarter of the net income, £10 each, should
go to the church and highways respectively, the
remaining half to the poor. Then as later the
poor's share was usually given in coal and blankets. Those arrangements were confirmed by a
Scheme of 1868, which united the charities
under one management. The income, then £95,
the Milton land being mostly let as allotments, (fn. 28)
fell to £72 in the 1870s and to £40-60 between
the 1880s and 1920s. In the late 20th century
the poor's half share, called the Village Fund,
doubled from £33 between 1960 and 1971
and was over £150 in the mid 1970s. A new
Scheme of 1978 converted the quarter share,
then £120, of the district council as highway
authority, into a second fund for general public
purposes. In 1982, out of a total income of
£1,000 from rents and £55 interest on the
£430 proceeds of land sold in Waterbeach, there
was £420 for the poor and £210 for general
purposes. Until the mid 1970s the poor's share
was usually given in coal and groceries, thereafter solely in food parcels, to 40-55 people
each year. (fn. 29)
Jean Gallagher (d. c. 1981) left £25,000 for
the care of elderly people in Milton. (fn. 30)
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No gaffes. A solid performance by Palin
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I was JUST thinking that!
Kimberly: haha.. it was like when McCain last week was like "I don't want to disagree and.... debate?"
duh! you're in a debate!
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Kimberly: again with the diverse family!
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Do you believe that most Vietnamese people who live in the U.S are rude and dislike Americans immensley?
How many Vietnamese people do you know? That has never been the case in my experience.

I have a feeling you might have an "attitude" that would turn them off ...
Made me laugh.
why you consider most vietnamese as mancurist

what happen if i state most american ..... if some bus driver did something wrong, look like you can not control your emotion, this make you look ugly
yes, I understand your feeling, they consider you not a respected customer but a milked cow. I love the way your Mom educate her children
but forget about the uneasy experience, keep away from bad people to live happier, don't need to fix them , their karma
if you still feel not good, go to yelp.com and rate them as they deserved
anyway the title of the thread may lead to negative response even it is in question format
Do you believe that most Vietnamese people who live in the U.S are rude and dislike Americans immensley?
i wish you will have another honest and nice manicurist, when you have one, pick that guy or gal for you, don.t need to explore
like autoshop, doctor, dentist, i always stick with one that i trust
if u hate somebody, the hatred with you , you only balance your mind when you ignore it
i did the same thing when i failed in love
no but some people are like that in any race
I find any race to be like this either you are in the circle or the enemy but I see your point and agree with you
no, exactly the opposite
Hardly. I live amongst them.
Yes I do believe. I witnessed, and I personally encountered with them. Vietnamese people are shamelessly rude, men and women. Ran into a vehicle incident with this Vietnamese couple in the postal parking lot at Beaverton, Oregon and oh my gosh they are making verbal seem and almost got into physical violence. The short story: They parked their SUV so bad that the passenger wheels are on the parking space divider solid white line. I came alone and parked my car on the passenger side. I knew exactly that I didn't have much room to open my door so I opened carefully but when I let my hand off the door swing open a bit and hit their SUV. The SUV's wife saw it and screamed right there. The husband (the driver) came out and cussed, screamed, yelled, and demanded for my insurance. I then apologized and because they were yelling and screaming so loud, I casually mention how bad they parked. The husband went, "don't f...... give me attitude or I'll the cop." I said, "please do call the cop." The he back out. I gave him my driver's license and insurance card, the guy took picture of them and they left without giving me their information. I can't even stop them. This was personal incident but I saw a lot of Vietnamese people on the darker side.
Its weird how we choose the best answer as the answer we want to hear.
If they are, it would seem normal to me. Much better than the false Christian mode of `love your enemies`
I find this tread very offensive. TireSoup4 can say most Vietnamese people own nail shops, in which they probably do around where she lives. But, to them they were raised in a time where the Vietnamese Culture had a time of War. This is a totally different culture. You can definitely use a different nail salon. I personally think TireSoup4 is superficial to even worry about something as small as her nails (which covers like .1% of their body).
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Au Petit Chavignol, new wine bar in East Van
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Au Petit Chavignol is a new wine bar brought to us by the lovely women responsible for Les Amis du Fromage. It's been open for less than two weeks, and has been packed with customers since the first moment they opened their doors. The wine bar is nestled beside the new third new branch of Les Amis du Fromage at 843 East Hastings, a particularly blah portion of industrial East Hastings. Across the street is the Al Mozaico Flamenco studio, however, which adds a little colour to the concrete and asphalt surroundings.
We arrived at Au Petit Chavignol at 5:15 on a sunny Saturday afternoon. Only 15 minutes after opening the place was already half full. By 5:45 it was packed and people were waiting at the door. Our server told us they've been slammed every moment of the ten days they've been open so far. Why? Well, this wine bar blows all others in Vancouver out of the water. The wine list isn't huge, but it's carefully chosen, and the food is both stupendous and not nearly as expensive as other wine bars in the city.
As expected, Au Petit Chavignol has a killer cheese list. We weren't in the mood to overindulge in dairy, however, so we picked from the other offerings. The Poor Man's Caviar (an eggplant paté), was tender and flavourful with a gloriously creamy texture.
Fig and chestnut salami from Moccia Italian Meat Market (an East Van treasure) -- a very complex, gentle flavour.
Cucumber salad with crottin de chavignol and a delicate lemon dressing, and a melt-in-your-mouth heirloom prosciutto from La Quercia Artisan Cured Meats in Iowa.
All of these dishes were extremely high quality, very fresh and flavourful. My only complaint is that Au Petit Chauvignol's bread doesn't match up to the quality of the food -- it's a characterless white loaf with little flavour and a soft texture. As a paté delivery system it's fine but I always feel that bread should bring more to a meal.
I tried two glasses from their by-the-glass list, first Antech Blanquette de Limoux Grande Réserve 2006 -- full of mandarin orange scents and toasty, earthy almond and orange flavours, off dry but with a dry finish. A beautiful wine which has become an instant favourite. Adore!
Second, I had the Château Pesquié Viognier 2007. I found the nose had some floral elements, but mostly lemon pith scents, and the palate was mostly citrus. A very unusual Viognier, not at all voluptuous -- dry, with restrained perfume and a citrus finish.
My honey had a glass of the R&B Brewing Co. Bohemian lager. More East Van pride, yeah!
Ambiance and service
The service was very personable, friendly and attentive. Decor is tasteful, dark grey and dusky plum walls and huge windows (Scout Magazine has some photos of the space when it was in progress). The room is quite small and narrow with concrete floors and a high ceiling, so pack 45 guests into that space (30 at tables and 15 at the big bar) with a team of servers running their butts off and you've got a very noisy room. This is not a place for intimate conversation.
The Damage
Four dishes, two glasses of wine and one beer set us back $55 before tip. Though not cheap, this is most definitely a bargain compared to other Vancouver wine bars. Will we be back? Oh definitely, and at opening time so we don't have to wait!
More info: reviews by Tim Pawsey, Andrew Morrison, Vancouver Magazine, Vitamin Daily and Martini Boys. The man responsible for wonderful Vancouver food blog Butter on the Endive is working the charcuterie station.
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GATINEAU, QUEBEC - As Quebec marked Suicide Prevention Week (Jan. 30-Feb. 5), the province's Select Committee on Dying with Dignity held hearings here testing support for legalized euthanasia and assisted suicide. more . . .
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Recognizing evil, our forefathers sacrificed with manly courage to change the world. They took action for a nobler purpose.
In today's secularized society, however, men often buy into popular opinion, reject the Church and lack the courage to stand up for what is right. To adhere to magnanimity — a necessary virtue of a real man — Father Paul Nicholson advised patterning one's life after St. Joseph. more . . .
EDMONTON - With gambling revenue now an unacceptable way to fund Catholic schools, some parents have questioned where money for necessary programs would come from. more . . .
Catholic young adults aren't as attached to the Church as their counterparts from the 1940s and 1950s, but they have not abandoned the faith, according to speakers at a two-day forum at Fordham University.
Sociologist James Davidson, professor emeritus at Purdue University, said young Catholics "distinguish between the Catholic faith, which they identify with and respect, and the Catholic Church, which they are less attached to." more . . .
OTTAWA - The pastor of Holy Family Coptic Catholic Church in Toronto, is not just worried about fellow Copts - Orthodox or Catholic - in Egypt, he is worried about the future for all Egyptians. more . . .
When Veronica Isinger is not talking with women who plan to have abortions, she is praying for them.
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Douglas Roche, long-time nuclear disarmament activist and founding editor of the Western Catholic Reporter, has been nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize.
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Arizona Cardinals quarterback sack counter
We all know the Arizona Cardinals have had trouble protecting the quarterback this season, but are things really as bad as they look?
This page is here so you can make that decision, as we aim to present you with all the vital numbers and statistics when it comes to the Cardinals' offensive line.
Sacks allowed through 12 games: 48
NFC Rank: 1
NFL Rank: 1
Who has given up sacks, according to ProFootballFocus.com:
LT D'Anthony Batiste: 12
LG Daryn Colledge: 3
C Lyle Sendlein: 3
RG Adam Snyder: 3
RT Bobby Massie: 13
LT Nate Potter: 2
TE Jeff King: 1
RB LaRod Stephens-Howling: 1
QB Kevin Kolb: 3
QB John Skelton: 2
Players who have recorded sacks against the Cardinals:
LB Cameron Wake, Miami Dolphins: 4.5
DE Robert Quinn, St. Louis Rams: 3
DE Brian Robison, Minnesota Vikings: 3
LB Aldon Smith, San Francisco 49ers: 2
LB Nick Barnett, Buffalo Bills: 2
DE Jared Allen, Minnesota Vikings: 2
DE Mario Williams, Buffalo Bills: 2
DE John Abraham, Atlanta Falcons: 2
DE Jason Babin, Philadelphia Eagles: 1.5
LB Koa Misi, Miami Dolphins: 1.5
DE William Hayes, St. Louis Rams: 1.5
DE Chris Clemons, Seattle Seahawks: 1
DE Chandler Jones, New England Patriots: 1
LB Rocky McIntosh, St. Louis Rams: 1
LB Karlos Dansby, Miami Dolphins: 1
LB Bart Scott, New York Jets: 1
CB Antoine Winfield, Minnesota Vikings: 1
LB Ahmad Brooks, San Francisco 49ers: 1
LB Stephen Nicholas, Atlanta Falcons: 1
DE Jared Odrick, Miami Dolphins: 1
LB NaVorro BOwman, San Francisco 49ers: 1
CB Cortland Finnegan, St. Louis Rams: 1
LB Jo-Lonn Dunbar, St. Louis Rams: 1
CB Bradley Fletcher, St. Louis Rams: 1
DT Kevin Williams, Minnesota Vikings: 1
DT Jermelle Cudjo, St. Louis Rams: 1
DE Chris Long, St. Louis Rams: 1
DE Chris Kelsay, Buffalo Bills: 1
DE Mike Neal, Green Bay Packers: 1
DE Mike Daniels, Green Bay Packers: 1
DT Kyle Love, New England Patriots: .5
LB Rob Ninkovich, New England Patriots: .5
DE Darryl Tapp, Philadelphia Eagles: .5
DE Brandon Graham, Philadelphia Eagles: .5
DE Trent Cole, Philadelphia Eagles: .5
LB James Laurinaitis, St.Louis Rams: .5
LB David Harris, New York Jets: .5
DE Muhammad Wilkerson, New York Jets: .5
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The Cardinals head north to take on the Seattle Seahawks, a team that boasts one of the game's better pass rushes. Their sack leaders are:
DE Chris Clemons: 8.0
DE Bruce Irvin: 7.0
LB Bobby Wagner: 3.0
DT Brnadon Mebane: 3.0
DT Jason Jones: 2.5
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VIDEO: Madalena Alberto Performs 'Forever Strange'
Madalena's latest single "Forever Strange" has been recorded at Songreel Studios, London, with Daniel J Waples (Hang Drum), Flavio Lopez (violin) and Daniel Gray (bass). Click below to watch the video!
Originally from Lisbon, Madalena moved to London with a scholarship to enroll on a performing arts degree; and since her graduation she has developed a successful career in Musical Theatre. She has recently performed the role of Lucy in the acclaimed Morphic Graffiti production of JEKYLL AND HYDE at the Union Theatre. She also played the role of Fantine in the acclaimed 25th Anniversary International Tour production of LES MISERABLES which finished at London's Barbican Center on October 2010.
In Spring 2011 she performed in a new production of GODSPELL directed by Michael Strassen at the Union Theatre. And she has also starred in shows such as FAME, CHICAGO, ZORRO THE MUSICAL (West End) and OVER THE THRESHOLD (Edinburgh and Off-West End). Madalena will be alternate Piaf in the upcoming production of PIAF at Leicester's Curve Theatre.
Apart from her career as an actress, Madalena has recently developed a career as a singer / songwriter. Madalena has been offering different concerts where she performs her own material, both in Lisbon and in London, from the dampest caves in Camden Town to the majestic Old Vic stage.
You can download "Forever Strange" mp3 HERE. For more information, visit www.madalenaalberto.com.
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There are a few key acronyms you should know when you venture online, IMHO. After all, if you don't know the lingo, your fellow WOW players will LOL you right out of the MMORPG. You don't want to be the Luddite who's baffled by a simple AFK, do you? See also: The Blogger's Meal Plan: 5 Secrets for Well-Balanced Content WPromote put together a quiz to test your web acronym IQ. Take a look at the graphic below and see how far you can get before stopping to check the answer key.


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Hospice is a type of palliative care that provides services to improve the quality of life for the family and child. The word "hospice" literally means "a place of shelter." Hospice settings and home-hospice care provide extensive services to terminally ill children. Care usually involves relieving symptoms and providing psychological and social support for the patient and family. To qualify for hospice care, a patient usually has a life expectancy of less than six months. The decision to pursue hospice care is a decision not to pursue aggressive treatment. In addition, hospice philosophy provides for the spiritual and cultural needs of the child and family. The goal of hospice care is to provide the terminally ill patient peace, comfort, and dignity.
Research has shown that hospice care at home helps a family as a whole. In addition to being in the comfort of the home, family members can also take an active role in providing supplemental, supportive care to the patient. Hospice often includes an extensive multidisciplinary team available for care, including physicians, nurses, social workers, chaplains, home care aides, trained volunteers, pharmacists, and bereavement counselors.
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Daniel Markham's Pretty Bitchin'
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Americans Under 30 the Most Cynical Bunch Ever
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13 of the Best Female-Fronted Bands in DFW
By Rachel Watts
Your Baseball Season Guide to Pre- and Post-Game Eats...
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The Bizarre Life and Troubling Death of DarkSide
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The Ten Most Badass Band Names in DFW
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Not since the escapist early '70s has the narrative "concept album" been so hip. In American Idiot's vaguely political wake, Ryan Adams has released the autobiographical 29, the Yeah Yeah Yeahs are hard at work on a musical essay about singer Karen O's cat (no joke) and even Velvet Revolver is reportedly planning a concept album that will really "make a statement," according to bassist/philanthropist Duff McKagan.
Using our contacts in the Israeli Mossad and China's MSS (the CIA's intelligence capabilities not being what they once were), the Dallas Observer has learned that practically every guitar-wielding musician of note is set to release a concept album in 2006. Here's a taste of the brilliant concepts headed your way:
Garth Brooks is readying Shane II, a musical sequel to the 1953 film about a mysterious gunfighter in a big Stetson who saves homesteaders by fighting off aggressive ranchers. Brooks' Shane II tells the story of a mysterious accountant in a big Stetson who comes to the aid of corporate factory farmers by saving them nearly $200,000 in capital gains exemptions. It will be sold exclusively at Wal-Mart.
Despite reports from every music news source containing no such information, we have the scoop that Morrissey's Ringleader of the Torturers is a rock opera about the singer's lucratively ambiguous sexuality. Coy, jangly tracks include "Touch Me, Don't Touch Me" and "Let's Do It, No, We Mustn't." A bonus video feature was removed at the last minute, reportedly containing footage of guitarist Alain Whyte sneaking up on a startled Moz knee-deep in copies of Juggsand Popular Science.
Franz Ferdinand's follow-up to You Could Have It So Much Better is to be titled Ferdinand Ferdinand. The piece is entirely fictional, concerning a group of art school mush heads from the UK who rise to rockstardom, armed with good looks, suave clothes and baffling lyrical non sequiturs. Duran Duran is reportedly suing for both plagiarism and identity theft.
Alanis Morissette is busy completing Venti, a woman's journey of self-discovery inside a Starbucks. Bruce Springsteen will return to the borderland themes of Devils and Dust with a harrowing Blood and Antlers, the tale of a drunken, middle-aged migrant from Saskatchewan who loses all his limbs in a tussle with a moose while trying to sneak into Washington state. And, of course, having promised to chronicle every state in the union, Sufjan Stevens follows Illinois with, you guessed it, Iraq.
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DOHA, Qatar - November 19th - In a journey that took over two month's of voting and thousands of ballots being placed by media members and racing fans alike, U.K.'s John Hill and Italy's Guido Cappellini have been officially elected into the UIM F1 H2O World Championship "HALL OF FAME" for 2013.
The 1990 World Champion from Gloucester, England, who earned over half of the votes finishing with 56%, was one of the greatest powerboat drivers and certainly one of the most experienced in the sport in a career that spanned more than three decades.
John was unique for having won world titles in the three major categories, Formula One, Formula Grand Prix and Formula Three.
He died in an accident while racing at the Grand Prix of Abu Dhabi in a UIM F1 H2O World Championship event in 1993 at the age of 59.
One of the fittest and most astute men in the history of the sport, John was known for defeating leading drivers one-half his age. He started in monohull racing later jumping into International F3 racing in 1979.
The driver from England helped win the international Harmsworth Trophy for the United Kingdom at its height back in the 1980's before capturing the world F1 H2O title at the final round of the 1990 campaign in Singapore.
A true dignified ambassador for the sport wherever he raced he was always one of the drivers to beat!
Meanwhile, Cappellini who captured 36% of the vote holds multiple records including most victories (62) most race starts (171) along with most pole positions (70) over his 23 years in F1 H2O racing.
This award winning boat designer has had his DAC built boats on top of the world drivers championship for the last two straight years with fellow Italian Alex Carella taking advantage of it's advanced design qualities.
Cappellini, who didn't win an event for his first five seasons in F1, came on with a roar enjoying his best season in 1996 when he captured eight of the nine races.
His ten titles, in 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1999, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2005 and 2009 along with a speed record of 256.25 kph in April of 2005 on Lake d'lseo for a Formula 1 boat are standards that will long be ingrained in the sport of F1 racing.
Both John Hill and Guido Cappellini will be honored for their achievements at the season ending Gala Awards Evening in Sharjah, United Arab Emirates on the 13th of December and be enshrined in the "Lap-of-Honor" marking the fifth class and the ninth and ten person's now in the "HALL-OF-FAME."
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Some late brunch for a hung over New Year's Day
Despite drinking my fair share on New Year's Eve, I woke up surprisingly early. The extra hours late in the morning/early in the afternoon afforded me the chance to finally try out a recipe from the Isa Chandra Moskowitz/ Terry Hope Romero vegan-bible Veganomicon.
My partner's mother makes the very best baked corn casserole in the entire world. This is the kind of dish that rarely sees the light of a new day. When he goes home to visit his parents, he has one and only one responsibility: he must bring back some creamed corn casserole for me. And to his credit, without fail, he comes back with a little Tupperware container of the stuff.
Anyway, the dish is so good that I am wary of trying it myself, for fear of failing to capture its strange alchemy. But when I came across the recipe for "Southwestern Corn Pudding" in Veganomicon, I thought maybe this was a variation I could attempt. So, with a few alterations due to both taste and supplies limitations, I tried it out.
Then I threw together the world's easiest tofu scramble to go along with the casserole. I've included the recipe – if you can call it a recipe – below the casserole recipe.
- 2 tbsp vegetable oil
- 4 cups corn (recipe says to use fresh, I used frozen with seemingly little difference)
- 1 green bell pepper, chopped finely
- 1/4 cup jarred jalapeno, chopped finely
- 1 cup coconut milk
- 2 tbsp Xanathan gum
- 1/2 cup cornmeal
- 2 tbsp pure maple syrup
- 1 cup green onions, finely chopped
- 1 tsp salt
- 1/4 tsp cayenne
- I also added about 1/2 tsp of Penzey's Arizona Dreaming spice blend, but this is strictly optional.
- Pre-heat oven to 350 degrees. Grease a 8×8 casserole dish.
- If corn is frozen, thaw and drain. Saute along with the bell pepper and jalapenos, until the corn is lightly browned.
- Mix together the Xanathan Gum and the coconut milk until the Xanathan Gum disappears.
- In a food processor, combine 2 cups of the corn-pepper mixture with the coconut milk-Xanathan Gum. Pulse until pureed, but not completely smooth.
- In a mixing bowl, combine the pureed mixture with the remaining corn, cornmeal, maple syrup, green onions, salt, cayenne, and any other spices you want to use.
- Spread the batter into the casserole dish and bake for about 40 minutes.
World's Easiest Tofu Scramble
- 1lb extra firm tofu, drained and squeezed
- 1 can black beans, drained
- 1 can fire roasted chopped tomatoes (Seriously, a word on canned fire-roasted tomatoes: Is there anything handier to have in your kitchen cupboard? These things make an instant meal. They come all packed up in their own flavor, but it's malleable enough to work with various other flavors, so they can be incorporated into any number of cuisines.)
- Vegetable oil
- 2 tsp turmeric
- 1 tsp cayenne pepper
- 2 tsp liquid smoke
- 1 tsp black pepper
- Salt (to taste)
- In a mid-sized pot, heat vegetable oil. Crumble in the tofu, then add liquid smoke and turmeric. Cook at medium heat, tossing to get the tofu nice and yellow, then add beans, tomatoes, and the rest of the spices.
- Cover and continue to cook on low heat. (This recipe is especially good the day after, when the flavors have had a good chance to really sink into the tofu.)


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Restaurants to try in 2010
What restaurants do you really want to try locally (in the province) this year?
I want to try Les Enfants terrible and a Venezuelan on St Laurent that I've heard about.
What restaurants do you just have to try?
re: lagatta
It is Bocadillo by Sablo Kafé, 3677 St. Laurent, 514-227-4041
It was mentioned today by Maeve Haldane in the article on casual restos for 2009.
re: bigfellow
Interesting. Sablo Kafé is very close to where I live - it is at the corner of St-Zotique and St-Dominique in la Petite Italie aka Little Everywhere.
Although there is nothing wrong with the café, somehow I've never fallen in love with it. It lacks focus - perhaps this new endeavour will have that focus.
Gotta get out to that lamb noodle place in Verdun - tried twice so far and just couldn't make it!
Now that Brasserie Brunoise is closed, I have to try Mas on Wellington. I'm also tempted by La Cantine everytime I go to Kouign Amann.
FYI, bigfellow - Bocadillo's is definitely worth the trip. I used to live in Venezuela - and this is definitely the most authentic Venezuelan I've had anywhere else...
Personal reccos in my opinion are the arepas and their fried egg sandwich. Or any sandwich for that matter... they come in a really great grilled bread, which has a nice dense and chewy bite and cool looking griddle marks all over it... I've now taken to buying them on their own to take home and use as hamburger buns...
Anyway - so I give it a thumbs up... Buen provecho!
re: thebenc
thebenc- Not that I really want to increase the competition for reservations for this place, but if you're a fan of Martin's style, this is not to be missed. A different twist on the traditional Cabane a sucre theme would be an understatement. Well worth it. Arrive hungry and pace yourself.
re: KzenCass
really? what type of food is it? what did you get? i like the name of the restaurant..
re: KzenCass
Two totally opposite reviews of Le Chien Fumant. Catherine Macpherson in today's Hour paper gives a total rave. While Lesley Chesterman in last Saturday's Gazette said pretty much the opposite(the restaurant was misnamed(I assume) as Au Chien Fumant in the review).
Well, off the top of my head I can think of the following:
Mas Cuisine
Decca 77
La Cantine
La Banquise
Jun I
High tea at Le Maitre Chocolatier
Chao Phraya
La Chronique
Moti Mehal
Not really places I haven't tried, but also on my to-do list
Picasso - late one night after their re-opening
Pied de Cochon - for the pig's head
Délices de l'Île Maurice
Chien Fumant
The sparrow
I'll pretend I havent been to Cabane à sucre Pied de Cochon just to try it again...;)
re: HappyMtl
Have you been to Pho Tay Ho, on St-Denis at the southwestern corner of Beaubien? You'll find a lot about it on this board. I'll also put in a good word for a very small and inexpensive byow hole-in-the-wall not far from there, Nhu Y, on Jean-Talon just east of St-Urbain. While it has very good, evidently authentic food, the menu is necessarily more limited in this tiny restaurant run by a couple than in the somewhat larger Pho Tay Ho. Both get a lot of Vietnamese patrons.
re: lagatta
--deux gamins
--Portus Calle
--dominion square tavern on metcalfe
--lobster box (muvbox) when it reopens this summer in old montreal
--vu bistro near clock tower old montreal for the area, drinks and finger food
--same thing for cafe eclusiers old montreal on a sunny day
-- rumi for breakfast
--bagels etc
--la cantine
--il cortile for inner courtyard
--australian restaurant on park ave.
--maybe back to le locale since chefs changed, same for newtown
...and last but not least the new montreal poolroom for steamie
re: HappyMtl
There are a lot of good recommendations for pho here: http://chowhound.chow.com/topics/5901.... One of my personal favorites is Ong Ca Can on Ste-Catherine Est. Great pho and soupe tonkinoise. It's recently renovated, clean, good service and one of the oldest Vietnamese restaurants in Montreal.
re: Jasper1
Thanks lagatta and Jasper. I will try them out. Love Vietnamese food, especially a great bowl of beef pho with lots of Asian basil and coriander!


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Hear Me Out: Lea Michele, Amy Ray
By Chris Azzopardi
Originally printed 2/27/2014 (Issue 2209 - Between The Lines News)
Lea Michele, 'Louder'
The business of turning a theater-born star into a bona fide pop act isn't as easy as it looks, and Lea Michele knows this from seeing her "Glee" co-stars, Matthew Morrison and Kristin Chenoweth, make failed attempts. The TV musical has proven Michele, who plays Rachel Berry, isn't just a flash in the pan; this girl can actually sing. And she can sing anything, from Rihanna to Barbra to The Beatles. Her debut, then, wisely puts her sterling voice front and center, but doesn't forget that to have a radio hit you need a soaring melody, and you should probably have Sia too. A strategic move considering how prolific the hit machine's become, three of the album's singles were all, in some part, written by Sia. The defiant "Cannonball," produced by Stargate and resembling Beyonce's "Halo," is an empowering anthem; the beautiful "Battlefield" builds into the kind of sad power ballad Celine Dion would have a field day with; and armed with an urban thrust is the mid-tempo "You're Mine," a declaration of eternal love Michele dedicated to her late boyfriend, Cory Monteith. When Michele picks up the pace on "Don't Let Go" and "On My Way," you imagine the entire "Glee" cast dancing behind her. She sings her butt off, but the stock beats are tailored for a TV show choir and not a solo career. The last song leaves the biggest impression. Given the context of Monteith's death, which inspired her to write "If You Say So," the song is a haunting piano ballad made even more heartbreaking given its real-life candor. This is Michele at her saddest and most vulnerable. It's that kind of personal touch "Louder" could use more of. Grade: B-
Amy Ray, 'Goodnight Tender'
Amy Ray's solo career was bound to end up here. The singer-songwriter's been inching her way to the prairieland ever since 2001's "Stag," her first Emily Saliers-less album; her fifth break from the Indigo Girls, "Goodnight Tender," goes all in. This is her farm album. Rooted solely in the sounds of the Deep South, its dozen tracks are fully immersed in country culture. Pedal steel, fiddle, banjo and mandolin frame the folk, gospel and Appalachian sounds, which, of course, wouldn't follow in the genre's footsteps if they weren't pensive and raw, and didn't completely wreck you. "Broken Record" stings with the lonesome plea of wasted love, and the title track - as lullaby-like as you'd imagine from a track called "Goodnight Tender" - unfurls into a sweet, empathetic story-song. "The Gig That Matters," a spiritual toe-tapper, and the reflective "Anyhow" conjure the image of Ray, guitar in hand, singing on the porch with a bottle of Jack at her side. These are simple songs from a simple time, something she ponders while looking forth to her last days on the dreamy "Oyster and Pearl." By honoring the great traditions of the country recipe, and with her singing sounding like it's been rolled across the dust and gravel of a dirt road, Ray's "Goodnight Tender" captures an authenticity that's been missing from country music for some time. Grade: B+
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Ghost Beach, 'Blonde'
"Moon Over Japan," the launch pad for this Brooklyn-based duo's debut, could run over the closing credits of just about any John Hughes movie - that's how '80s it is. It's got psychedelic funk, soaring synths and a whimsical dreaminess, which means it's everything you want from the MTV era. From the danceable sun-kissed "On My Side" to that awesomely retro guitar riff on "Too Young," Josh Ocean and Eric "Doc" Mendelsohn's 12-song release is an exhilarating rush of youthful energy and neon glow.
Robert Ellis, 'The Lights from the Chemical Plant'
Even though Robert Ellis is a country gent, you won't find him singing about his truck or beer-guzzlin' with the boys. This is quiet, sensitive introspection that sounds wise beyond Ellis' 25 years - and not just lyrically. Ellis introduces bossa nova, jazz and classic pop to the country palette, so while rooted in the genre - especially given that Ellis' voice is about as twangy as they come - it's also clear his influences aren't all in the family. It's not always a knockout, but it's always refreshing.Chris Azzopardi is the editor of Q Syndicate, the international LGBT wire service. Reach him via his website at www.chris-azzopardi.com.
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