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Hot on the newsstands... I'm thrilled to share that a kitchen project I designed is featured on the cover of the Spring 2014 Better Homes and Gardens Special Interest Publication, Kitchen + Bath Makeovers. It's a huge honor and a project that's been in the works for over a year. The issue just hit the newsstands and I actually haven't even got my hands on it yet (I downloaded the digital copy, which you can do too if you want - you won't be disappointed!)... Isn't it beautiful?! It's a 3-tone kitchen, which I love. AND it incorporates the color I am most obsessed with... NAVY. … [Read more...]
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One of the biggest projects to date that I tackled was my kitchen makeover. I can't believe it's been a year, but this time last Summer, I was finishing up the final details and sharing it with you. Since that time, I've been flooded with questions (and many kind comments - thank you), and thought a One-Year-Followup post including answers + an update a year later would be interesting and helpful for those thinking of tackling something similar. There were alot of details and updates that went into the entire Kitchen Makeover, resulting in quite a few posts to explain all the … [Read more...]
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FINALLY the day has come that I can officially say that the kitchen is complete! It feels wonderful to finally make the reveal - you've all been very patient and so kind with your comments! After weeks of project posts and minimal pictures, here it is~ If you haven't seen the kitchen before, here it is. The cabinets were an orangey oak color with hunter green laminate on the countertop. When we first moved into our house about a year ago, we quickly updated the cabinets with new hardware, but left everything else...until now! Before When originally sharing the pictures of the … [Read more...]
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You're probably saying to yourself..."Isn't she done YET?" Who takes this long to redo a kitchen. Well, between work and summer activities with the kids, my kitchen makeover has definitely been dragging. And being away this week, hasn't help matters. But I can promise you, the FINAL REVEAL will be very soon! I pinky swear!! Before I left, I made another change to the kitchen that I am very excited about. In the 'before' kitchen, I had a baker's rack with baskets that housed alot of misc things. I didn't think it meshed with the look of the 'new' kitchen, but I still needed a place to … [Read more...]
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Students at West Goshen Elementary School may be scrapping their casual duds for a more formal dress code.
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Has anyone else tried this recipe? Yes, you have to pay for it on the CI site, but there are various "adaptations" floating around on the Internet. My chicken turned out ridiculously awesome, flavor-wise, even with less than the recommended 6 hours of marinating time. Definitely a keeper.
Just one thing bugged me, though: roasting the chicken on a beer can in the oven yielded skin that was nicely crispy on top, but fairly flabby on the legs/thighs, even after a finishing blast of 500 degrees. How could I remedy this? Could I flip the chicken around halfway through cooking, plopping it on the beer can via the neck hole, or will it fall over?
I dont know the method for this recipe exactly, but I'm assuming you can just pat it dry with paper towels after marinating. That'll allow the skin to crisp up. You can always fan it a bit beforehand to dry the chicken skin a bit. There are a lot of methods to get your skin crispy on a chicken.
I haven't seen the recipe, but I'm only guessing that you need a much wider pan that is also shallow. If it's deeper than it should be the heat won't be dry enough at the bottom of the bird as it is at the top. Does this make sense?
I know when I make Chinese duck or roasted chicken, I pat it dry and then put it in front of a fan. Skin turns out paper thin and crispy. I was also told to slash the the skin (but not the muscle) to allow the fat to flow out easily. Maybe what is happening for you is that the fat is settling in the bottom half of the bird with nowhere to go?
No you can not plop the bird on a beer can upside down. Not unless you:
a) make the neck hole wider.
b) don't mind running the risk of boiling hot beer pouring out all over you.
Check out some of these Peruvian Chicken recipes too :
PS Big fan of ATK / CI but hate the fact their website wont share TV show recipes unless you sign up AND it is darn near impossible to unsubscribe from their junk mail. Shame on you Chris...
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We used to have a CI subscription. Nothing else came to the house and we simply didn't renew and were done. No problems.
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Junk snail mail or email?? We get no junk snail mail from them and if we did I'd just toss it. I also have a hotmail account for signing up for stuff like that so I can get sent all the junk email a company desires and I could care less.
We have made this recipe several times very successfully, and ended up buying a NorPro vertical roaster for the recipe because we liked it so much. It was less than $20 on amazon, goes in the dishwasher, and stores flat. I now roast all my chickens vertically :)
Just be sure to put a rimmed baking sheet lined with foil on the rack underneath the vertical roaster rack - there can be messy drippings/spills.
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I know, right? Something about that combination of herbs and spices and habanero...can't even imagine how awesome it would be on an actual grill. Soon...
I think my problem stemmed from a combination of factors - I didn't dry the skin enough, I didn't marinate it long enough for the juices to get sucked back in, and I put too much water/potatoes in the roasting pan towards the end. Although I daresay the resulting Peruvian-spiced potatoes were worth it.
Side note: if you make it with a beer can and are dared to drink the hot, chicken-flavored beer that is left in the can at the end, don't do it. It will be the most disgusting thing you have ever tasted.
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Have you thought about rubbing some paste inside the skin? I usually left the skin, and with a short sharp knife, slice away at the tissue connecing the skin to the meat, and rub some in there. I also tend to cook 2 chickens whenevre possible - one for eating that day and one for chicken salad. South American/Mexican chicken makes foir an amazing sandwich.
I do two things to get crispy skin:
1. Pat dry with a paper towel.
2. Salt liberally with kosher salt.
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Good point - for chicken in general it works well - but with the amount of salt I would pass.
The butter on the other hand really helps brown and crisp the skin.
Inverting the chicken would probably be messy, difficult and dangerous, unless you're using one of those vertical roasters, which tend to have a much wider and more stable base than a can. You'd also probably need to widen the neck hole (removing and/or breaking the wishbone).
A couple of other things that would probably help:
1. Take the chicken out of the bag a few hours before cooking and let it dry out a bit in the fridge. If marinating overnight, you could remove the bag the morning of the day you plan to cook.
2. If you have it, use the convection setting on your oven.
3. After roasting the chicken to the target internal temperature, allow the chicken to cool pretty thoroughly (to room temp or thereabouts) before the 500F final blast. The hot juices just under the the skin can interfere the crisping process. Letting the chicken cool off a bit, and then heating the skin from the outside in will tend to give you better crisping.
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OK, this may be international fusion blasphemy, but considering the marinating process and the desired outcome of the crispy skin, I might try the Sicilian method of cutting the chicken into serving segments and doing it "under the bricks" providing it is well-marinated and dried. This has worked beautifully for the crisp skin.
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just look a bit further down in the google results, you can nearly always find a blogger who has made it. http://myyearwithchris.wordpress.com/...
I've made it several times and just roasted it in a pan. I only do the beer can thing outside on the grill.


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TMZ Reports Jordan Hill Charged with Choking Family Member
Superstition dictates bad things come in threes. If that's the case, allegations that Jordan Hill choked a family member during an altercation in February in Texas would cap a bad legal week for former Arizona basketball players. Jesse Perry was arrested April 21 under suspicion of domestic abuse and assault, and Josiah Turner was picked up on possible DUI over the weekend. The charge surfaces at a peak for Hill's blossoming NBA career. He recorded a double-double in the Lakers' Game 1 NBA Playoff defeat of Denver on Sunday. Hill had forced his way into the regular rotation after a commanding performance last week vs. Oklahoma City.


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Rookie Jimmy Hayes adds quickness to stature
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Jimmy Hayes (39) swipes at the puck in his NHL debut Friday. The 6-6, 221-pounder has improved his skating. | John J. Kim~Sun-Times
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The only player in the Blackhawks' locker room who can look down on rookie winger Jimmy Hayes is giant-sized John Scott. Hayes is just two inches shorter.
At 6-6 and 221 pounds, Hayes is one of the biggest prospects in the Hawks' system. Coach Joel Quenneville and the Hawks' brass thought it was time to see if his game caught up to his coveted stature. Hayes was called up Thursday after smaller forwards Brandon Pirri, Jeremy Morin and Ben Smith had their chances.
"I like his size," Quenneville said. "[But] he's got a nice set of hands. He's got some quickness to his game."
Hayes was thrust into a different situation for his NHL debut Friday against the Detroit Red Wings than Pirri, who was sent down to the Rockford IceHogs when Hayes was recalled. Hayes started on the fourth line with Jamal Mayers and Andrew Brunette.
Pirri had more expectations put on him. With Marcus Kruger out with a concussion, Pirri centered the second line with Marian Hossa and Patrick Sharp.
"[Finding consistency] is part of the process for young guys," Quenneville said. "[Pirri] is still 20 years old and working his way here and trying to find a place and niche. Technically, he's improved. But I think that's probably the learning curve to be expected from a young guy, especially at center."
Hayes also is one of the Hawks' older prospects at 22. Hayes, the 60th pick in 2008, was acquired from the Maple Leafs for the 43rd pick in the 2010 draft (Bradley Ross), after the Hawks selected his younger brother Kevin with their first-round pick in the same draft. They are second cousins of former NHLers Keith Tkachuk and Tom Fitzgerald.
"It's great to learn from them," Hayes said. "They give great advice. They've been through it."
Jimmy Hayes said he has devoted ample time to improving his skating. He had 18 points in 28 games for the IceHogs and had 42 goals and 39 assists in 117 games with Boston College before joining Rockford.
"Obviously, I'm a big guy," Hayes said. "I have to be able to move out there."
Quenneville has seen a difference.
"I noticed that in camp," he said. "I thought he added some quickness to his stride. You watch him on the ice, he's got movement in tight areas and a jump to his step."


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Oops, I meant to post in the middle of the week, but its was kind of busy around here this week. I blame it on this little guy:
TheFirstChild and SweetiePie were gone for a week and we got to dogsit. Cute little Winston is still a high-energy puppy and he took up all of my extra time. We had lots of fun taking walks, playing with his cousin dogs, and taking a few pictures. He did NOT want to wear those goggles, poor little guy! (But, ever the gentleman, he's always wearing his bow tie.)
Anyway, one last post from Australia. I saved the fun stuff for last. Kellie took me to some beautiful shops. First up was Sunspun — not a fabric shop, but since I love to knit, just as good!
What a fun little shop — packed FULL of pretty yarns and samples.
Yarn shops confuse me. I can't buy yarn like I do fabric — maybe because I'm not a scrap knitter like I'm a scrap quilter. I have to have a specific project in mind when I buy yarn. So, in spite of all the beauty, I walked away with just a pattern book. I'd like to chalk it up to self control, but confusion is the true story! It was a wonderful stop though.
Then we were on to Amitie where we met up with Jan. And I met Louise – SO fun! Oh, and Judy Newman was there too, so it was really fun to meet her. I know I'm forgetting someone else — I was in a fabric stupor.
Look at all that gorgeous fabric — and all in Amitie style. Shelves of Liberty!
A pile of fabulous quilts, with our star, The Aunt's Quilt on top of the pile. I don't know what I was thinking — WHY didn't I get a good picture of THE quilt??? Or any of them, for that matter!
Here's a shot of the lucious quilts in the front window. I was so busy looking at everything and just enjoying it all and I'm sad that I didn't get more pictures. ;-( It was SO amazingly inspirational though — I was overwhelmed. Amitie certainly lived up to her reputation!
After Amitie, Kellie, Jan and I had a fun lunch catching up and then Jan took me for the afternoon and evening. I have to stop here for a minute and rave about the food that Kellie and Jan made for me while I was in Australia. We don't eat much lamb (well, any, really), but in Australia they have it quite a bit. The first night Kellie made delicious lamb chops (I bought some for TheManoftheHouse to try when I got back and they're not called lamb chops but that's what they look like — it's more like a roast) and roasted potatoes. Later in the week, Kellie also made lamb strapback (I hope that's what you call it) with the most delicious fruit salad I've ever had — she drizzled it with some sort of basalmic molasses (that I sadly can't find here). Words just can't describe those delicious meals!
Then, the night Jan took me to her house, she plopped this jumbo bowl of grilled pineapple and prawns in front of me. I thought it was our main meal, but it was the appetizer. And, being from the landlocked midwest, it was my first experience actually peeling the shrimp, which Jan's girls thought was hysterical. They were probably wondering how I escaped from my corn field! Dinner was a delicious roasted lamb (which I thought was beef until the next day) with roasted pumpkin and vegetables. And THEN, Jan had invited Meredithe to dinner and it was so fun to meet her. We were so busy talking that I didn't get any pictures of all of her beautiful quilts. (And trust me, that's a tragedy. Because, you guys. These girls are all Australian quilters. By default, all their quilts are beautiful!) Since we were having an all Aussie dinner, Jan requested that Meredithe bring an Aussie dessert, and what's more Aussie than Pavlova? It was amazing — I LOVE bananas and raspberries — maybe I was an Aussie in another life!
Such a fun night and I was sad to leave the girls, but time was short and there was much to do. The next day, Kellie took me out to the country. We had the best day and went to another beautiful little quilt shop.
Mill Rose is just full of fabric. Feast your eyes on all that Liberty! There was some serious drooling and fondling going on in this room.
Another big room of fabric — behind that brown row of fabric is another double-wide aisle of beautiful prints.
What a fun little quilt shop. After all that fondling and shopping, we were parched and hungry, so we went next door and had a delicious lunch in the Mill Cottage.
I didn't buy much fabric. It's easy to be restrained — not that I didn't LOVE all the fabrics, but we're so spoiled with prices here in the states — we pay less than half of what fabric costs in AU. I couldn't resist buying just a little though, so, here's a picture of my purchases.
From Mill Rose, the six prints on the left are Terra Australis by Emma Jansen. Can you see the boomerangs, kangaroos, and Australian continents? I had to have a little souvenir! And the prints on the left and across the bottom are from Amitie — just some low volume prints that I loved.
So, that's it. Whew! What a fun trip, made all the better because I was able to see Australia with friends. Kellie is always so good to me, and I miss her and her cute little family.
Oh, one last picture. You can't take all those road trips and fondle all that fabric without some sustenance. I now have two new candy favorites (which I can't find here boohoo!) — The fantales are sort of like a big milk dud — caramel and chocolate, what's not to love? And the Babies are like Gummi Bears — only WAY better. Way, way better. And, in case you didn't know, they're pronounced "Baaayyyyybies" — as in "The Dayngo ayte mah Baaayyyyyby!"


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I will leave you to visit the New England Journal of Aesthetic Research website to see all the nominees and winners, but I would just call your attention to the people's choice award in the category, Performance or Spectacle. That honor went to the Casilio triplets, Alicia, Kelly and Sara, and photographer Cary Wolinsky who perform together as Triiibe. The identical triplets use their startling similarity to make social and political commentary, both in performance pieces and in photographs. For the New England Art Awards, the Caslio triplets appears as beauty queens wearing sahes reading Miss Represent, Miss Lead, and Miss Apprehension. Great stuff!
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Big questions: Draft stock of Claremont's Tarczewski, other Arizona Wildcats
But Miller isn't 100 percent certain that Ashley will do so with the Wildcats.
Not if you consider the surprise departures of Grant Jerrett (pro ball) and Angelo Chol (San Diego State) after last season, or the draft stock of current Wildcats such as Nick Johnson, Kaleb Tarczewski, of Claremont, N.H., and Aaron Gordon.
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I thought the same, Strength is an avoidance stat to DK's as well as threat. Slamming three Strength/Stamina gems in there and you've got a very respectable weapon.
Better for DPS or Tanks? To be honest, I don't think there's a huge amount of difference either way. By the time you've got one you should be clearing ICC anyway. There's no progression past this as of yet, and I doubt it'll last as a useful weapon very long into Cataclysm. It's an E-Peen weapon, pure and simple.
And honestly? I think they made a mistake with it. They should have allowed you to forge between a choice of several weapons, one viable for each class. Its unfair to those who don't play either a healer or a plate class as it is now.
As an aside...Reigns of Sindragosa as a Legendary rare mount drop? :D
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Traffic delays in the District of Columbia have been much worse lately. For the past several months, the city's army of highway help trucks have been forced to sit in the very backups they themselves are tasked with preventing.
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Inner Loop reopens
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495 Express Lanes: One-year review shows customer use fell short of projections
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Hang on. Lina and Mindaugas had such a sexily gorgeous wedding in Kaunas, Lithuania, that I'm still fanning myself. The couple own a yoga studio together, so let's start with how hot that is. Then let's examine the bad-assery of getting matching wedding-ring tattoos. Next, let's take into consideration how stunning the two-part ceremony was: Lina and Mindaugas exchanged vows both outdoors at the confluence of the Nemunas and Neris rivers and inside a Gothic church. St. George's Church is still undergoing restoration (building is OLD, y'all), but you'd never be able to tell from these airy, light-filled photos.
Obviously, there's a lot of loveliness going on here. But people, I want to know. Does your jaw drop as low as mine did when you see the back of the bride's dress? Pardon… more fanning, coming up.
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text: While carrots are grown in modern Egypt, historical references are few and far between and likely to be very questionable. John has probably covered that far more thoroughly than I. What I'm looking for now are references to carrot seeds from archeobotanical reports, but there isn't much readily available. I haven't had time yet to peruse the current research of The Oriental Institute in Chicago. I've been chasing references to various foodstuffs in Hakluyt. It also occurs to me that cultivated carrots may not have come to Egypt until the Islamic expansion and that the limited rainfall might not support wild carrots. If the latter is true, then it might be possible to determine the southernmost extent of the wild carrot by examining the paleobotany of Neolithic sites in the Levant. Not a task I plan to tackle anytime soon. Bear >I forwarded Adamantius' reply about carrots in Menagier to John at the >Carrot Museum and here is his reply. He's also wanting to know if anyone >has documentation on carrots in ancient Egypt. Bear? > > Again, his site has a lot of info on carrots. A lot that I haven't seen > discussed here on this list. > http://www.carrotmuseum.co.uk/ > > I'm pretty sure he'd appreciate any comments about the site or additional > info on carrots. > > Stefan


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After 35 years at the Lafayette Chamber of Commerce, President and CEO Rob Guidry has announced his retirement, although he won't say goodbye until the end of 2013. Guidry announced his retirement about a year and half in advance to give the chamber ample time to conduct a search for his successor. "There are extraordinary opportunities out there. I plan to remain fully engaged in the business and social aspects of the community," Guidry told the board. Guidry was a staff member for 10 years and has been president and CEO for the past 25 years.
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On February 13th the Secratery of Defense authorized the issuance of a new medal: the Distinguished Warfare Medal (DWM). This medal was brought about to recognize the contributions made by individuals who may not necessarily be engaged in true combat. This award now provides an avenue for people such as pilots of unmanned areal vehicles (UAVs) who are very much a part of operations in Afghanastan, only their cockpit physically sits in the outskirts of Las Vegas, Nevada. The DWM is also an opportunity for those who work in fields such as cyber warfare/defense, a critical component to ensuring vital infrastructure remains functioning but one often well outside of the limelight, to potentially be awarded for significant acts supporting combat operations.
In his letter authorizing the DWM, the Secratery stated, "The DWM provides an avenue to recognize appropriately extrodainary direct impacts on combat operations warranting recognition above the Bronze Star Medal. Since September 11, 2001, technological advancements have, in some cases, dramatically changed how we conduct and support combat and other military operations. Accordingly, the DWM award criteria intentionally does not include a geographic limitation on award, as it is intended for use as a means to recognize Service members who meet the criteria, regardless of the domain used or the member's physical location."
The basic criteria to receive the award, according to DoD Manual 1348.33-V3 "Manual of Military Decorations and Awards," are as follows:
1) Event must have occurred after September 11, 2001.
2) Engaged in military operation against enemies of the United States
3) Engaged in military operation involving conflict against a foreign force, or
4) While serving with friendly foreign forces engaged in military operations with an armed opposing force.
As mentioned previously, the DWM is a response to the changed nature of how the U.S. conducts military operations in the today's complex, technology dependant environment. The award cannot be given for any act of valor whatsoever. This has created some controversy around the DWM. In the order of awards given to military members it sits between the Bronze Star and the Distinguished Flying Cross, both of which are awarded for acts in which the individual's life is in direct threat of harm. Many see the DWM as a "me too" award and has also been called the "geek award" by many.
While certainly the contributions made by individuals not on the front lines of combat can have a significant impact on forces down range, do they rate on the same level as awards given for valor? As someone who served in the communications field, it is nice to see often overlooked jobs have an opportunity to be rewarded for what they do. However, in my opinion, the actions that Bronze Stars are awarded for outweigh those conducted by someone on the other side of the globe out of the line of fire. The key difference is being able to execute the action while truly facing danger: bullets being shot directly at you, Mortor rounds raining down, anti-aircraft missile seeking out your plane etc. A predator pilot, while truly providing a needed and valuable roll, will never be shot down over enemy lines. He or she will not face the same dangers as a Chinook pilot ferrying troops through valleys riddled with Taliban carrying rocket-propelled grenades


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Genocide Trial of Guatemalan Dictator Offers Historic Chance For Justice
Brigadier General José Efraín Ríos Montt at the first press conference following his 1982 coup.
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On March 19, the trial against General Efraín Ríos Montt, the former de facto Guatemalan head of state, and his former head of military intelligence, General José Mauricio Rodríguez Sánchez, began in Guatemala City. Ríos Montt took power in a military coup in March 1982 and the two of them are accused of orchestrating genocide and crimes against humanity against rural Mayan communities as the intellectual authors of the killings of 1,771 individuals and the forced displacement of thousands from the Ixil triangle region of southern Quiché department.
A 1999 UN-backed truth commission found that during Guatemala's 36-year internal armed conflict (1960-1996) some 200,000 people were killed or disappeared. After documenting more than 600 massacres, the commission attributed 93 percent of the human rights violations to the Guatemalan state and concluded that genocide had occurred between 1981 and 1983. The commission also found that 1982 - the year Ríos Montt seized power - was the year in which almost half of the torture, massacres, rapes, and enforced disappearances committed during the entire conflict took place.
The shadow of the past hangs heavily over present-day Guatemala. To this day the truth commission's finding of genocide is still denied by prominent public figures. The day after Ríos Montt was formally linked to the genocide case in January 2012, newly-sworn in Guatemalan President Otto Pérez Molina publicly stated that genocide had never occurred. And in a meeting with a Guatemalan business group on March 13, Molina reportedly repeated this view. Other high-ranking government officials have openly shared this opinion over the past year, leaving human rights groups to question the current administration's commitment to dealing with the horrors of the past. Most recently, on April 16, President Molina joined other former government officials and signatories of the 1996 peace accords in raising concerns that the genocide trial could endanger the peace.
Ríos Montt's trial is historic because it is the first time a former head of state in Central America has been on trial for genocide. Yet, most of those suspected of criminal responsibility for the crimes of the conflict years have so far evaded justice. And many alleged perpetrators successfully avoid accountability through the use of countless procedural appeals and similar tactics.
In 2011, during the pre-trial phase, defense lawyers requested that the first instance court Judge Carol Flores be recused from the case because of alleged partiality against the defense. Judge Flores was recused and Judge Galvez (from another first instance court) stepped in. One of the rights groups working with the prosecution challenged Judge Flores's recusal, but the case nevertheless moved forward. In late 2012, Judge Flores's recusal was overturned by the Constitutional Court, but shockingly Flores was not notified until April 2013, while the parties were not notified until April 17.
During the pre-trial phase, Ríos Montt's lawyers also sought to include a number of favorable witnesses and evidence to the case. In February, Judge Galvez denied the defense's request on the grounds that the evidence was irrelevant to the issue to be tried. The defense appealed Judge Galvez's ruling. Recognizing that the issue was pending before the Constitutional Court, Judge Jazmín Barrios, the president of the tribunal (or trial court) that oversees the genocide trial, permitted the defense to present all the witnesses and experts they had proposed, and all the defense witnesses who showed up to trial were able to testify.
On April 18 – day twenty of the trial - after more than 100 witnesses had already testified and the trial was nearing its conclusion, some of the procedural appeals by the defense team seemed to take root. An April 3 ruling by the Constitutional Court had ordered that documents and experts submitted by the defense be admitted into evidence. This decision was communicated to the re-instated Judge Flores. On the morning of April 18, the whole defense team insisted that the trial be suspended by arguing that, even though Judge Barrios had already incorporated the disputed defense witnesses and evidence into the trial, Judge Barrios had violated the law by not abiding by the April 3 Constitutional Court decision. The court adjourned after the entire defense team walked out.
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Accident occurred Thursday, May 15, 2008 in Ucayali, Peru
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On May 15, 2008, at 1800 universal coordinated time, a Cessna T210N, OB-1203, operated by Aero Montanas S.A. - AMSA, as a charter flight, experienced a total loss of engine power while in cruise flight and made a forced landing into the jungle. The airplane was destroyed by impact and subsequent postimpact fire. Visual meteorological conditions prevailed. The commercial pilot and four passengers sustained fatal injuries and one passenger received serious injuries. The flight originated from the David Abensur International Airport (SPCL) Ucayali - Peru, at an undetermined time, enroute to the Puerto Esperanza Airport (SPEP), Ucayali - Peru, when the accident occurred.
The investigation is under the jurisdiction of the Government of Peru. Further Information pertaining to this accident may be obtained from:
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Economics at UEA: More Than A Subject Economics at UEA: More Than A Subject
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Sad Situation Lyrics - Asia
When you wake, I'll be gone
Just a space, an empty chair
And I know, I was wrong
Just one more time, then I'll be gone
Who stopped the sky from falling?
Who held you back from harm?
Who stood as walls were falling?
A call still guides us on
It's a sad situation
And no one's to blame
I'ts a sad situation
Now you're gone
It's a sad situation
Which someday may change
It's a sad situation
Now you're gone
In the dawn, turn the page
We stand alone, as the lions rage
I suppose we'll move on
A fight of minds, that still breathe strong
Who stopped the sky from falling?
Who held you back from harm?
WHo held you close when hurting?
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Back when we ran our own squid(guard) we used to block http(s) requests to IP's ( sites not using FQDNs)
Never seemed to cause a problem and solved a number of them.
Since moving to another product we have not done this, until today when I bothered to work out how to do it (not as easy as squidGuard)
So will see what happens on Monday.
Anyone else doing this?


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UNC Lineberger News
DeSimone elected to all three branches of the National Academies
Dr. Joseph DeSimone, Chancellor's Eminent Professor of Chemistry at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and UNC Lineberger member, has been elected to the Institute of Medicine, one of the highest honors in the fields of health and medicine a U. S. scientist can receive.
Having dependent children motivates advanced cancer patients to pursue more aggressive care
A pilot study of people with advanced cancer indicates that parental status is an important factor in treatment decision-making, with the majority stating that being a parent motivates them to pursue life-extending treatments, according to research presented this week at ASCO's 2014 Quality Care Symposium by Devon Check, a Ph.D. student at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
New Template for Survivorship Care Plans Released
Deborah K. Mayer, PhD, RN, professor in the UNC School of Nursing and director of cancer survivorship at UNC Lineberger, leads national efforts to address growing need for post-treatment planning for cancer patients.
Endeavors: Just Add Liver
A tale of viruses, stem cells, and global health
Inaugural She ROCKS luncheon raises funds for ovarian cancer
The first annual She ROCKS (Research, Ovarian, Cancer, Knowledge, Support) event held recently in Wilmington raised funds that will go directly towards ovarian cancer research based at UNC Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center.
All the Cell's a Stage
Brian Strahl, PhD, and his band of biochemists unravel the complicated mysteries of the epigenetic code to find a culprit in cancer development.
New website launched to help women learn about risk factors for breast cancer
The UNC Breast Cancer and the Environment Research Program (BCERP) has announced the official launch of myBCrisk.org, an interactive website designed to increase knowledge about breast cancer risk factors, especially among young African-American women.
Coach Hatchell inspires as featured speaker at 10th Annual Roy Williams' Fast Break Against Cancer
Now in its 10th year, this annual event hosted by Coach Roy Williams raised $213,000 for cancer research and treatment at UNC Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center.
Milowsky appointed medical director of the N.C. Cancer Hospital
CHAPEL HILL, NC – Matthew Milowsky, MD, associate professor and co-director of the Urologic Oncology Program at UNC Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center, has been appointed as the clinic medical director of the N.C. Cancer Hospital.
Komen awards more than $875,000 to UNC Lineberger researchers
Susan G. Komen® has awarded over $875,000 in research funding to UNC Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center.
Team UNC Oncology among top fundraising teams for Light The Night Walk
The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society (LLS) held their Light The Night Walk at Rock Quarry Park in Durham on Saturday, September 20. The evening fundraising walk celebrated and commemorated lives touched by blood cancer. More than a walk, the evening had a carnival atmosphere and included refreshments, entertainment, music and kids' activities
UNC Lineberger hosts Metastatic Breast Cancer Network Conference
The Metastatic Breast Cancer Network (MBCN) held its 8th Annual National Conference in Chapel Hill September 19-21, 2014 in conjunction with the UNC Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center.
Nielsen named Director of UNC Urologic Oncology
Matthew Nielsen, MD, MS, assistant professor of urology and adjunct assistant professor of epidemiology and health policy & management, has been named director of urologic oncology in the UNC Department of Urology. In his new role, he joins Matthew Milowsky, MD, associate professor of medicine, as co-director of the Multidisciplinary Genitourinary Oncology Service at the N.C. Cancer Hospital.
Sharon Campbell honored at the 2014 Hyman L. Battle Distinguished Cancer Research Award reception
On September 24, 2014, UNC Lineberger held a reception to honor Dr. Sharon Campbell, recipient of the 2014 Hyman L. Battle Distinguished Cancer Research Award.
The Geneticist
With his selection to the NIH Council of Councils, Terry Magnuson, PhD, becomes the first UNC scientist appointed to the board dedicated to funding the biggest ideas in medical research.
UNC researchers find final pieces to the circadian clock puzzle
Sixteen years after scientists found the genes that control the circadian clock in all cells, the lab of UNC's Aziz Sancar, MD, PhD, discovered the mechanisms responsible for keeping the clock in sync.
Damania appointed Assistant Dean for Research
Blossom Damania, PhD, professor of microbiology and immunology, has been named Assistant Dean for Research at the UNC School of Medicine, effective immediately.
Basch contributes to new ASCO guidelines for prostate cancer treatment
New clinical guidelines have been announced for the treatment of men with metastatic castration-resistant prostate cancer (CRPC) by the American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO) and Cancer Care Ontario (CCO). Ethan Basch, MD, director of the Cancer Outcomes Research Program at UNC Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center, served as the co-chair of the ASCO/CCO expert panel that developed the guideline.
UNC researchers find new genetic target for a different kind of cancer drug
Upstream of the proteins that cancer cells use to proliferate sits RBM4, a gene-splicing protein that UNC researcher Zefeng Wang, PhD, discovered is drastically reduced in human lung and breast cancer cells.
Popular cancer drug target implicated in cardiovascular defects
Research led by UNC's Kathleen Caron, PhD, shows that halting the protein CXCR7 leads to over activation of adrenomedullin, a hormone needed at proper levels for normal cardiovascular development
Reporting back (Spoiler: it's awesome news!)
Thanks to you, 2013-14 was a big year for UNC Lineberger.
Changing the face of clinical trials
UNC Lineberger secures three major NCI grants to advance the nation's clinical trials program.
Anders presents at 13th Annual Round Asia Oncology Forum
Carey Anders, MD, UNC Lineberger member and associate professor, was a presenter and moderator at The 13th Annual Round Asia Oncology Forum (RAOF) in Hong Kong on August 29 - 30, 2014. The theme of this year's forum was "Expanding our armory in personalized cancer treatment."
Eshelman gives $3 million gift to Center for Integrative Chemical Biology and Drug Discovery
The UNC Eshelman School of Pharmacy has received a $3 million gift from philanthropist and pharmaceutical-industry executive Fred Eshelman. Eshelman's gift will support the work of the School's Center for Integrative Chemical Biology and Drug Discovery, led by UNC Lineberger member Stephen Frye, PhD. The center is dedicated to evaluating and developing potential drug targets discovered by UNC faculty.
2014 University Cancer Research Fund Innovation Awards announced
Six researchers have been awarded 2014 University Cancer Research Fund (UCRF) Innovation Awards for promoting innovative and new ideas in cancer research at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
Field of Hope honors cancer survivors and raises money for Kay Yow Cancer Fund
UNC Health Care and Rex Healthcare co-sponsored "Field of Hope" at the Durham Bulls game on Saturday, August 23 with a portion of special ticket sales going to the Kay Yow Cancer Fund.
Lung Cancer Initiative of NC Hosts 4th Lung Cancer Advocacy Summit
The Lung Cancer Initiative of NC hosted a statewide Lung Cancer Summit on August 23 at the N.C. Cancer Hospital. Lung cancer advocates were bolstered with training, resources, knowledge and the courage to take action. UNC Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center was the Host Sponsor of the event.
The Ras Tracker
For more than 20 years, Sharon Campbell, PhD, has been studying Ras, a protein implicated in 30 percent of all cancers. Now she's on the hunt for alternative ways to shut the protein down.
UNC researchers trade lab coats for running shoes
Kirsten Bryant, PhD, was recently recognized by the Pancreatic Cancer Action Network for her dual role in the fight against pancreatic cancer.
UNC Lineberger researchers develop new approach to identify "drivers" of cancer
UNC Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center researchers have developed a new integrated approach to pinpoint the genetic "drivers" of cancer, uncovering eight genes that could be viable for targeted breast cancer therapy. The study, published online August 24 in Nature Genetics, was authored by Michael Gatza, PhD, lead author and post-doctoral research associate; Grace Silva, graduate student; Joel Parker, PhD, director of bioinformatics, UNC Lineberger; Cheng Fan, research associate; and senior author Chuck Perou, PhD, professor of genetics and pathology.
$150,000 Childhood Cancer Research Grant Awarded to the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Part of More Than $24.7 Million Awarded in New Grants by the St. Baldrick's Foundation
UNC researchers lead project to sequence rare kidney cancer
An international scientific collaboration led by researchers at UNC has revealed new insights into the unique genetic alterations that contribute to a rare form of kidney cancer.
Older Patients with Limited Life Expectancy Still Receive Cancer Screenings
A substantial number of older patients with limited life expectancy receive routine screenings for prostate, breast, cervical and colorectal cancer even though the procedures are unlikely to benefit them, according to research conducted at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
UNC Lineberger announces Developmental Research Award winners
UNC Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center has awarded nine researchers with Developmental Research Awards to support their work in advancing the fields of clinical/translational and population science cancer research.
UNC Cancer Care's statewide multidisciplinary approach highlighted in Health Leaders Media
A recent article published in the July/August 2014 issue of Health Leaders magazine focuses on some of UNC Lineberger's strengths that rank it among the nation's leading cancer centers.
U.S. News article highlights nation's top cancer centers, cites UNC Lineberger
A recent U.S. News & World Report article highlights the nation's cancer centers, focusing especially on those that the National Cancer Institute has designated as comprehensive cancer centers, citing advantages of patients being seen at or referred to these sites, including advances in technology and collaboration.
Largest cancer genetic analysis reveals new way of classifying cancer
Researchers with The Cancer Genome Atlas (TCGA) Research Network have completed the largest, most diverse tumor genetic analysis ever conducted, revealing a new approach to classifying cancers. The work, led by researchers at the UNC Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and other TCGA sites, not only revamps traditional ideas of how cancers are diagnosed and treated, but could also have a profound impact on the future landscape of drug development.
Genetic mutations linked to salivary gland tumors may point to new therapies
Faculty members at the University of North Carolina School of Dentistry, The Scripps Research Institute (TSRI) and other institutions have discovered links between a set of genes known to promote tumor growth and mucoepidermoid carcinoma, an oral cancer that affects the salivary glands. The discovery could help physicians develop new treatments that target the cancer's underlying genetic causes.
Remembering Dr. Feng Liu
Feng Liu, PhD, a research professor in the Division of Molecular Pharmaceutics and UNC Lineberger member, died tragically Thursday, July 24, after being assaulted and robbed while walking in a neighborhood near campus. Liu was a dedicated colleague, educator and researcher focused on gene and drug delivery.
UNC researchers discover how Hepatitis C virus persists for years
Hepatitis C virus (HCV) lingers in the human body for years, slowly damaging the liver and leading to liver diseases such as hepatitis, cirrhosis and liver cancer, which is often fatal. Research conducted at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill has discovered a mechanism that facilitates the virus achieving this life-long persistence. Chronic HCV infection is the leading cause of liver cancer in the United States.


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Clinical utility of asthma biomarkers: from bench to bedside
Authors Vijverberg SJH, Hilvering B, Raaijmakers JA, Lammers JW, Maitland-van der Zee AH, Koenderman L
Published Date August 2013 Volume 2013:7 Pages 199—210
DOI http://dx.doi.org/10.2147/BTT.S29976
Received 10 April 2013, Accepted 29 May 2013, Published 29 August 2013
Susanne JH Vijverberg,1,2,* Bart Hilvering,2,* Jan AM Raaijmakers,1 Jan-Willem J Lammers,2 Anke-Hilse Maitland-van der Zee,1,* Leo Koenderman2,*
1Division of Pharmacoepidemiology and Clinical Pharmacology, Utrecht Institute for Pharmaceutical Sciences, Faculty of Science, Utrecht University, Utrecht, The Netherlands; 2Department of Respiratory Medicine, University Medical Centre Utrecht, Utrecht, The Netherlands
*These authors contributed equally to this work
Abstract: Asthma is a chronic disease characterized by airway inflammation, bronchial hyperresponsiveness, and recurrent episodes of reversible airway obstruction. The disease is very heterogeneous in onset, course, and response to treatment, and seems to encompass a broad collection of heterogeneous disease subtypes with different underlying pathophysiological mechanisms. There is a strong need for easily interpreted clinical biomarkers to assess the nature and severity of the disease. Currently available biomarkers for clinical practice – for example markers in bronchial lavage, bronchial biopsies, sputum, or fraction of exhaled nitric oxide (FeNO) – are limited due to invasiveness or lack of specificity. The assessment of markers in peripheral blood might be a good alternative to study airway inflammation more specifically, compared to FeNO, and in a less invasive manner, compared to bronchoalveolar lavage, biopsies, or sputum induction. In addition, promising novel biomarkers are discovered in the field of breath metabolomics (eg, volatile organic compounds) and (pharmaco)genomics. Biomarker research in asthma is increasingly shifting from the assessment of the value of single biomarkers to multidimensional approaches in which the clinical value of a combination of various markers is studied. This could eventually lead to the development of a clinically applicable algorithm composed of various markers and clinical features to phenotype asthma and improve diagnosis and asthma management.
Keywords: asthma, airway inflammation, biological markers, pharmacogenomics, metabolomics
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