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I'm Not Sure Which Part of the Lane Kiffin Firing I Like More
Well, it seems that you just are not allowed to lose a t USC. After the Trojans went 4-7 in their last 11, including Saturday night's seal clubbing at Arizona State in which the Trojans were busted for 62 points, it was clearly time for head coach Lane Kiffin to get fired.
When I say fired, I don't mean "Hey, Lane, the athletic director wants to see you in his office 9 a.m. sharp Monday morning." I mean the story is being reported that USC AD Pat Haden pulled the trigger on Kiffin at 3 a.m. Sunday after the team had returned from the slaughter in Tempe.
There's so many parts to this story to love, I simply have no idea where to start with them all.
I May Finally Have To Admit Joe Paterno Is Old
I've been saying for years that while Joe Paterno is chronologically 83 years old, he only gets called old when his detractors have a criticism. JoePa hasn't been old since the Orange Bowl win in 2006, but it seems to some he is getting old again. I'm finding it increasingly difficult to find an article on Penn State football that doesn't reference Paterno's age or start bringing up examples. I've heard these sorts of rumbles before; a cornucopia of rehashings of four years ago when JoePa sprinted off the field in the middle of the game at Ohio State because he had to go to the bathroom. Then's there's two years ago when his bad hip wouldn't allow him to stand on the sidelines.
These calls of "Joe is old" always come from those who have wanted the elder statesman of college football to step aside; those calls peaked in concert with Penn State's struggles at the beginning of the decade, waned with the resurgence of the Nittany Lions in the middle of the decade, and his incapability of walking the sidelines for games is now furthering them. Paterno's defenders, such as myself, point out that Penn State is coming off consecutive 11-win seasons for the first time since 1985-1986, and is facing a schedule in 2010 making Penn State the first team to face three teams that won BCS bowls (Ohio State, Iowa, and Alabama) in the previous season. That doesn't look or sound like the doings of an "old" man.
Then I saw Paterno at the Big Tweleveten's annual media day.
I was literally shocked at what I saw.
Since the Blue-White intrasquad scrimmage in April, there has been a seriously noticeable decline in JoePa's health. Paterno fought a couple of health issues over the summer; he had a dental infection that required antibiotics, and he had a reaction to those medications. Normally, those tend to be minor issues, but they seemed to take a major toll on an 83-year old. Media day was his first public appearance since the intrasquad game in April, and he seemed so much more like an "old" man then he ever has.
I get that he looked "old" a few years ago when he was being shuttled on a golf cart or ambling about with that cane, but that was when he was in obvious pain from an arthritic hip and/or a knee taken out by a Badger tight end. Then, he wore the frown of a tough guy fighting pain. Now, he shows no pain at all. Nor does he show his usual disdain for media events. Rather, his speech was slow, slurred, and featured none of JoePa's usual sharp wit or incisive commentary. In fact, he seemed a bit of a doddering old man who just rambles on about whatever pops into his head. "Old" or not, that's never been Paterno's style.
Paterno's modus operandi has always been one of incredible energy; energy that has always outstripped what it seemed his slight frame could contain. Before the knee injury he suffered during the Wisconsin game in 2006, Paterno was the only octogenarian I knew who ran from the tunnel onto the field every Saturday with his team. Paterno press conferences were at once an exercise in humility and a display of Paterno's sense of sarcasm illustrating his disdain of the pointless and silly. Nobody could rip apart a reporter asking an inane question and still seem grandfatherly like Paterno. Now, he just seems like a grandfather.
That's not an insult; nor am I suggesting that it is time for Joe to go. Rather, I would ask you to think about the cherished elders of your own family. The memories you hold most dear are when they were at their most vibrant. If you are my age, everybody's house had a picture of one or both grandfathers in uniforms from World War II. If you are my age, you've never seen a sunrise under which Joe Paterno was not the head coach at Penn State. And if you are like me in your belief that Joe Paterno may be the single-most important figure in the history of college football, you were so busy watching him quietly become a larger-than-life figure that you missed the gradual downslope, especially since it was masked by so much success in the past few years.
As much as I would like it to be, there aren't two Joe Paternos; there is not both the legendary coach who in the minds of all true Penn State fans can still ride into your town on a Harley, take all your women, drink all your beer, and still find time to destroy your football team who then morphs into the kindly-yet-stern, occasionally temperamental grandfather. Even if there were two Paternos, they would both be made of the real Joe, which sadly is not immortal unlike the legacy he will ultimately leave.
And it is that legacy that compels the "Joe should go" crowd to, for lack of a better term, shut the fuck up. A lot of the squawking you've heard this week hasn't really been about Paterno's health at all. Instead, it is coming from a collage of self-centered boosters, fans, and alumni echoed by some reporters who care only of the won-loss record, and not for the man who built that which they cherish.
When Joe Paterno first arrived in State College as an assistant coach in 1950, Penn State was a "cow college" of which nobody had ever heard stashed away in the coal-mining and logging hills of central Pennsylvania. Now, The Pennsylvania State University is one of the pre-eminent research universities in the world and boasts one of the largest football stadia in this country; Joe Paterno played a major role in building both of them. As he built the football program into one of the best in the land, he was paid handsomely. However, with that income, Paterno in turn has donated millions to the university; so much so they named a library for him. You can't swing a dead cat in a BCS conference without hitting a statue of an immortalized coach, but it's hard to fire a guy whose name is on the library.
The man may have slowed down, but the program is still riding a wave of energy Paterno has been building for 60 years. It is easy to forget when Paterno started, television barely existed, and therefore was not a factor. In fact, when television began its relationship with college football, there were coaches and NCAA officials who were worried it would kill attendance. It is that same energy that makes what he has accomplished in the latter part of his career possible. Paterno's Nittany Lions have won at least nine games each year since 2005; three times they've notched at least 11 victories, and have been to the Rose Bowl once. Remember that all of this came after the dark years at the beginning of the decade when the "Joe should go" chants were the loudest.
Given all that success, one of the most impressive things Paterno has done is keep his coaching staff largely intact. People always talk about "coaching trees," as in how many of a coaches' disciples move on to head coaching jobs of their own. For example, even though Pete Carroll left town before Southern Cal landed in the NCAA's doghouse (somewhere a Paterno team has never been, by the way…), he opened the doors for many of his staff to join the head coaching ranks. Lane Kiffin, Ed Orgeron, Steve Sarkisian, and Norm Chow (to name a few) all had their careers furthered by their association with Carroll. What better career builder could there possibly be in college football than having "Paterno" on your resume?
Don't forget having "Paterno" on a resume means being associated with not only a living legend, but more bowl wins than anybody, two national championships (which should be at least three, and most likely four, but I don't want to get into that argument here), five undefeated seasons, scores of All-Americans, a Heisman trophy winner, and a sizeable number of Hall-of-Famers, both at the collegiate and professional levels. Oh, and don't forget JoePa is on the verge of 400 career wins, a number reached by nobody at the Division I level, and only reached by fellow legends Eddie Robinson of Grambling State (408) and John Gagliardi of St. John's (Minnesota) (471).
What does this all mean? Simply stated, it means Paterno doesn't need to be patrolling the sidelines, he doesn't need to be on Twitter, and he's doesn't need to be in every living room on recruiting trips. He built the Penn State program into what it is; in fact he played a major role in building the whole damn university into what it is. He's built a resume that no coach will ever again build, and anybody who is foolish enough not to relish the opportunity to draw water from the deepest well of knowledge in the history of the game isn't worthy of wearing Penn State blue.
In short, as long as JoePa is JoePa, he should be revered and treasured for what he has done for Penn State and college football in general. I'm more than willing to admit that Joe may be showing the signs of age, but he still remains as the most important figure in the history of college football.
If Joe Paterno wants the end of his run to come on the sideline, or in the press booth, or in the president of Penn State's office, he's earned that right. Meanwhile, you assholes who have been surfing the wave of success in the ocean Paterno created while saying he is no longer fit for the job need to shut your mouths until you get the gravitas having a library named after you brings.
Until then, shut your mouth or I will come to your house and shut it for you, most likely by hitting you in the face with a shovel.
Steve Sarkisian – A Star Is Born
Mention the movie "A Star Is Born," and the TCM-o-phile in me comes right out. I'm not the only one; it seems that every generation feels the need to remake this classic. Legendary Hollywood mogul David O. Selznick first made this movie in 1937. Another, and undeniably the best version starred Judy Garland and James Mason in 1954. Barbra Streisand brought us the most laughable version in 1976. However, Washington's win over Southern Cal a few days ago actually brings yet another take on this classic tale.
Act I: The Beginnning of the End
Sometime in the not-so-distant future, USC has fallen on hard times; the Trojans didn't win the Pac-10 for the first time in eleventy-bajillion years. At the post-season gala Coaches' Dinner, Washington Huskies' head coach Steve Sarkisian is getting ready to accept the Pac-10 Coach of the Year Award. Pac-10 Commissioner Larry Scott peers around the auditorium, anxiously drumming the armrest of his chair, because USC head coach Pete Carroll is nowhere to be found.
SCOTT: (getting angrier by the minute…) Where the hell is Pete Carroll?
ED ORGERON: Yyyyyyaaaaaaawwwwwww-he-is-here-yyyyyyyaaaaaaaaaaawwwwww!
SCOTT: Good. Where is he?
ORGERON: Yyyyyyaaaaaaaaaaaawwww-backstage-but-he-is-drunk-yyyyyyyyyyyyaaaaaaaaaaaaaaawwwwwwwww!
SCOTT: Drunk? How drunk? Is it bad?
ORGERON: Yyyyyyyyyyyaaaaaawwwwwww-he-just-tried-to-make-out-with-Jim-Harbaugh-yyyyyyyyyyaaaaaaaaaaaaawwwwwww!
SCOTT: (does a face-palm) Oh, God…What the hell are you doing here anyway? I thought you were with Kiffin in Tenneesee?
ORGERON: Yyyyyyyyyyyaaaaaawwwwwww-I-just-wanted-to-be-here-for-Steve-yyyyyyyyaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaawwwwwwwwwww!
Act II: The Discovery
In one of those Tarantino-like jumps in time, the calendar suddenly says 2001. The incredibly debonair Pete Carroll is resplendent in his tuxedo and a slight fog from his unfiltered Lucky Strike. He walks on to the sideline at El Camino Junior College; striding right up to Sarkisian.
CARROLL: Do you always coach like that?
SARKISIAN: Like what?
CARROLL: Like you did just now. I've never seen anybody coach like that.
SARKISIAN: Do you mean good or bad?
CARROLL: Do you ever go fishing? No forget that…Have you ever seen a great fighter? (A bit awkwardly) I'm trying to tell you how you coach.
SARKISIAN: You mean like a fish or a prizefighter?
CARROLL: There are certain pleasures you get, little jabs of pleasure like when a swordfish takes the hook, or when a prizefighter gets ready for the kill. You don't understand a word I'm saying, do you?
SARKISIAN: No, not yet. You mean like a coach beating USC with a team that was 0-12 the previous year?
CARROLL: You're joking, but that's exactly what I mean. If you'd never seen a Pac-10 game in your life, you'd know a great coach from the minute he stepped on the field; from the way he stood, or from the way he moves. When you see that, there's a little bell in your head; one of those little jabs of pleasure. Well, that's what happened to me just now. You're a great coach, Esther Blodgett Steve Sarkisian.
SARKISIAN: (surprised, yet humbled) Who, me?
CARROLL: What, no one has ever told you that before?
SARKISIAN: No, Coach Carroll, no one has ever told me that before.
CARROLL: I know exactly what I'm saying. You do have that little something extra that Norm Chow was talking about. Norm Chow, a great coach long before you came around, he always said that's what "star quality" was; that little something extra. And you've got it. So, now what are you doing wasting your time coaching junior college?
SARKISIAN: (defensive) Wasting my time? I'm not wasting my time. You have no idea how long it's taken me to get this far. I'm doing fine, Coach Carroll, just fine.
CARROLL: You're wasting your time. Here, you come with me (sweeps Sarkisian into his monstrously posh convertible for a drive down the Pacific Coast Highway).
SARKISIAN: Do you know the only thing I can think about right now? Where will I wash my hair? When anything happens to me, good or bad, I make straight for the shampoo bottle.
CARROLL: With me it's a bottle all right; perhaps not shampoo, though. But things are so good at SC right now, I have no need of it.
SARKISIAN: I'm afraid I'm no good talking about myself, Coach Carroll. Everything just runs together. My mind works it's own jumbles.
CARROLL: I can sort them out.
SARKISIAN: (in that vulnerable, yet inquisitive manner usually reserved for a woman falling in love) Can you? Can you tell how long it has taken me to get here? Does a big-time coach like you know the kind of luck I need? Maybe one day, a scout from a Division II school will come along, see me coach, and I'll get a contract.
CARROLL: Yes, that could happen very easily. The trouble is your dream isn't big enough. How long is your contract at El Camino?
SARKISIAN: Wha….what? All I know right now is we leave for a road game in the morning.
CARROLL: Don't go.
SARKISIAN: What?
CARROLL: Leave El Camino; stay here. You can come coach for me at Southern Cal. Sure, it's a chance, but you would be well-served to take it.
SARKISIAN: But I'd be giving up everything I ever worked for.
CARROLL: Right, but it serves a purpose. A coaching career is a curious thing; talent isn't always enough. Timing, an eye for seeing the turning point, recognizing the big chance when it comes and grabbing it. A coaching career can rest on a trifle, like us sitting here tonight. Or it can turn on somebody saying to you "You're better than that; you're better than you know." Don't settle for the little dream, go on to the big one. Are you scared, scared to take the plunge?
SARKISIAN: Let me ask you something. What makes you so sure about me?
CARROLL: I've seen you coach. But you know yourself too, don't you? You just needed someone to tell you.
SARKISIAN: Boy, I am certainly mixed up now. I thought I was doing just fine.
CARROLL: You needn't be all mixed up; you needn't make up your mind right now. I'll call you first thing in the morning. Whatever you do, remember that I am right.
Act III: The Protégé Eclipses the Star
Sarkisian takes Carroll's advice and becomes the quarterbacks coach at USC. In no time at all, he becomes a star in his own right, but a star still overshadowed by Pete Carroll. So he moves on to his own starring role, as the head coach at Washington. Of course, a Sarkisian musical number ensues.
Thank you, thank you very much
I can't express it any other way
For with this awful trembling in my heart
I just can't find another thing to say
I'm happy that you liked the show
I'm grateful you liked me
And I'm sure to you the tribute seemed quite right.
But if you knew of all the years
Of hopes and dreams and tears
You'd know it didn't happen overnight
Huh, overnight!It was during a game on Saturday
They used a locker-room towel for my didee
When I first saw the light
It was white-hot from the lights
Coming from the towers on the field
When my dad carried me out there to say hello
They say they stopped the game
My coaching career was born
At a junior college called El Camino So I grew up in a crazy world of locker rooms
And hotel rooms and waiting rooms
And rooms behind-the-scenes.
And I can't forget the endless rows
Of jeering fans and cheering fans
And nights without a solid offensive scheme
But it's all in the game and the way you play it
And you've got to play the game you know
When your coaching career was born
At a junior college called El Camino
But then I went to where the song girl sings
At first I just stood and watched from the wings
That's all that Norm Chow would allow
But as I got older, I got a little bolder
And called my own plays anyhow
They kept me in the act For coaching quarterbacks
Until Washington did a crazy thing
Hired me to coach all alone
Norm Chow said 'You're on your own!'
And Carroll shouted 'This is it kid, coach!'
So I went north an answered the call
Let's see what we can make of this fall
It would be a thrill to have a Trojan kill
'Cause they'll try to take advantage of me
(chorus of Husky fans) No!
Carroll thinks I'm an apple on the bough
That he's gonna shake me down somehow
This ain't the Palouse, I'll cook his goose
Carroll won't take advantage of me
(chorus of Husky fans) Yes!
Huskies, how I love you, how I love you
My dear old Huskies
I'd give the world if I could only be
Sitting on Don James' knee
Your new head coach will wander no more
When I get to that Puget shore
So I can't quite be called overnight sensation
For it started many years ago
When my coaching career was born
At a junior college called El Camino
Act IV: The End of the End
Carroll has taken the loss to Washington hard, crawling deep into a bottle. The calendar flashes back to the award ceremony. Sarkisian is getting ready to give his acceptance speech, the chair next to him reserved for Carroll sits noticeably empty. Meanwhile, Carroll prepares to enter the auditorium.
SARKISIAN: I really wish Pete was here. He's the one who made this all possible. I hope nothing has happened to him
SCOTT: (reasurring) I'm sure nothing has happened.
ANNOUNCER: …And the winner for Pac-10 Coach of the Year is…Steve Sarkisian!
SARKISIAN: (taking the podium) When something like this happens to you; I'm not going to lie to you and tell you I didn't keep hoping it would; all those speeches you have made up in your bedroom or in the bathtub go right out of your mind completely. You find out of all the worlds in the world, only two stick in your mind – "Thank You." All I can do I so say them from my heart, and…(Sarkisian is interrupted by one set of hands offering sarcastic applause; they are the hands of a drunken Pete Carroll.)
CARROLL: (staggering up to the podium, in order to go all "Kanye West") Congratulations, Steve. Looks like I made it just in time, didn't I? May I borrow the end of your speech to make a speech of my own?
SARKISIAN: (stands bewildered)
CARROLL: My method of getting your attention may seem a bit unconventional, but hard times call for harsh measures. Uhhhh, I had my speech all prepared, but like you said, Steve, it all goes right out of your head. (staggers down and sits on the stairs leading to the podium). Seems a bit silly to be so formal seeing as know most of you sitting out there by your first names. I made a lot of money for you gentlemen, and well, I'm going to need a job now; eventually this habit of losing to non-ranked teams in conference games is going to get me fired. Anyway, that's it, that's the speech, I'm going to need a job.
ORGERON: (rising from his seat, Orgeron charges the stage, directly at Carroll) Yyyyyyyyyyyaaaaaawwwwwww-I'm-not-gonna-let-you-ruin-Steve's-moment-yyyyyyyyyyaaaaaaaaaaaaawwwwwww!
SARKISIAN: Don't hurt him, Ed!
ORGERON: Yyyyyyyyyyyaaaaaawwwwwww-he-is-just-Mr.-America-of yester-year-yyyyyyyyyyaaaaaaaaaaaaawwwwwww!
CARROLL: Take it easy, Eddie! I don't want to forget we are friends.
ORGERON: Yyyyyyyyyyyaaaaaawwwwwww-friends-my-ass-I-just-got-you-out-of-your-jams-because-it-was-my-job-I-don't-like-you-and-nothing-made-me-happier-than-to-see-all-your-cute-little-stunts-land-you-on-your-face-yyyyyyyyyyaaaaaaaaaaaaawwwwwww!
CARROLL: (takes a swing at Orgeron)
ORGERON: (proceeds to sytematically dismantle Carroll) Yyyyyyyyyyaaaaaaaaaaaaawwwwwww!-So-this-is-how-it-ends-not-with-a-bang-but-with-a-whimper-yyyyyyyyyyaaaaaaaaaaaaawwwwwww! (scene fades to black with Orgeron kneeling on Carroll's chest, wailing on his face with both fists).
Man vs. Food – The Lane Kiffin Word-Eating Edition
Thanks to Adam Richman, I now know that is actually possible to gastrointestinally rape one's self. So that there is no possibility of missing the full experience, Richman has demonstrated two ways in which to leave your colon a golf-bag sized miasma of undigested beef and guatemalan insanity peppers. Each week, he either attempts to eat a hamburger the size of a water tower , or something so incredibly OMFG-it's-like-chugging-flaming-turpentine hot that even taking the challenge requires the signing of legal waivers, and the cooks wear HAZMAT gear – otherwise the vapor of the cooking peppers will cause them to do that face-melt thing just like the Nazis at the end of Raiders of the Lost Ark.
Even a combo plate of the two won't match the tsunami of destruction headed for Lane Kiffin's alimentary canal. The post-game conference after Florida beats Tennessee eleventy-bajillion to six Saturday promises to be the Mother of all Word-Eatings, the sheer volume of which hasn't been seen since the "Egg Scene" in "Cool Hand Luke."
Just let yourself picture it. Kiffin scoots his chair up to an old wooden table, his eyes fixed on the eighty-pound breakfast burrito made of his own words sitting in front of him. A single bare bulb illuminates the rest of the Vols' coaching staff huddled around Kiffin, the table, and a trash-can sized figurative wad of eggs, sausage, cheese…and ghost chile peppers.
Kiffin seems to enjoy the first few bites. In fact, there seems to be just the right blend of flavors, the kind that brings that slight smile of satisfaction. The kind of smile that can only exist in that split-second before the epiphany; the pants-shitting, "we're-gonna-need-a-bigger-boat" moment.
Then it hits him. He doesn't hit "the wall," rather it lands on him like a giant boa constrictor digesting a pig stuffed inside hippo stuffed inside a walrus stuffed inside Phil Fulmer. His chair creaks ominously as his newly-increased girth settles back into it. Ed Orgeron begins to vigorously rub Kiffin's shoulders ("EEEEEEEEYYYAAAAAAWWW -YOU-GET-MAD-AT-THEM-DAMNED-EGGS-YYYYAAAAAAAAAWWW!!!!!!!") in what has to be painfully inappropriate encouragement, as Kiffin currently has 23 pounds of undigested food in his esophagus alone.
His eyes roll back in his head as during the sigh of surrender just as the fire from peppers bursts from his mouth like a fusion-powered blast furnace. Bits of incindiary burrito rain fire across the room. Kiffin's torso splits open, shooting flames like an oil-rig fire. Ed Orgeron sweeps Layla Kiffin under one of his "way-too-manly-too-die-in-a-fire-like-you-pussies" arms and dives out a window, the two of them never to be seen again.
Yeah, I'm pretty sure it will look exactly that way.


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Definition of the noun claret
What does claret mean as a name of something?
noun - plural: clarets
- a dark purplish-red color
- lexical domain: Attributes - nouns denoting attributes of people and objects
- more generic term: dark red = a red color that reflects little light
- dry red Bordeaux or Bordeaux-like wine
- lexical domain: Foods & Drinks - nouns denoting foods and drinks
- synonym of claret: red Bordeaux
- more generic terms: red wine = wine having a red color derived from skins of dark-colored grapes; Bordeaux / Bordeaux wine = any of several red or white wines produced around Bordeaux, France or wines resembling them
- more specific term: Saint Emilion = full-bodied red wine from around the town of Saint Emilion in Bordeaux
Alternative definition of the noun claret
- [chiefly British] A dry red wine produced in the Bordeaux region of France, or a similar wine made elsewhere.
- A deep purplish-red colour, like that of the wine.
Definition of the adjective claret
What does claret mean as an attribute of a noun?
adjective - degrees: -
- Of a deep purplish-red colour, like that of claret.
Definition of the verb claret
What does claret mean as a doing word?
verb - inflections: clareted | clareting | clarets
- drink claret
- example: They were clareting until well past midnight
- lexical domain: Consumption - verbs of eating and drinking
- more generic terms: booze / drink / fuddle / hit the bottle = consume alcohol
Phrases with Claret
Claret is a commune in the Alpes-de-Haute-Provence department in southeastern France.
- also known as Claret, France; Claret, Alpes-de-Haute-Provence
- part of Alpes-de-Haute-Provence, Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur
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Claret is a name primarily used in British English for the red wine from the region surrounding Bordeaux in France; outside the UK this is usually referred to as Bordeaux wine or simply Bordeaux.
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The Physical Basis of Predication (1992)
by Andrew Newman
C' sub R claret is a red R sub C' red is a spectral colour C' sub C' claret is a spectral colour The first argument is about particulars and is valid. If (x)(C'x —> Rx) is considered as expressing a relation between attributes, which we have called ...
Historical Dictionary of Golf (2011)
by Bill Mallon, Randon Jerris
CLARET JUG. The Claret Jug is the trophy given to the winner of the Open Championship (British Open). It was first awarded in 1873. The original prize for the Open was a championship belt, with the proviso that any player winning the event ...
The British Angler's Lexicon ... (1892)
by Richard Niven
«nd two more of blue pig's wool, over this silver tinsel and gold twist side by side ; a red claret hackle, commencing from the orange wool ; the blue wool picked out in longish fibres at the shoulder, over this a bustard hackle, then the wing, and ...
The Encyclopaedia of sport & games (1911)
by Henry Charles Howard Suffolk and Berkshire (Earl of), Hedley Peek, Frederick George Aflalo
The best tags are the red, the orange, and the macaw ; the claret, yellow, orange- claret, and furnace bumble are of almost equal value, but should be tied on, at the most, allowing them either to bore to the bottom, rolling and gyrating the while , ...
Encyclopaedia of Etiquette ... (1922)
by Emily Holt
SHERRY, claret and champagne are the wines of perhaps the greatest importance in dinner-giving. For a dinner of more than eight persons, a white wine, sherry, claret, burgundy and champagne are provided. One wine, preferably claret, ...
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- Verbena 'Claret'
Some species, hybrids and cultivars of vervain are used as ornamental plants. They are valued in butterfly gardening in suitable climates, attracting Lepidoptera such as the Hummingbird Hawk-moth (Macroglossum stellatarum), Chocolate Albatross (Appias lyncida), or the Pipevine Swallowtail (Battus philenor), and also hummingbirds, especially Common Vervain (V. officinalis), which is also grown as a honey plant.
Vervain has longstanding use in herbalism and folk medicine, usually as a herbal tea. Nicholas Culpeper's 1652 The English Physitian discusses folk uses. Among other effects, it may act as a galactagogue and possibly sex steroid analogue. The plants are also sometimes used as abortifacient.
The essential oil of various species - mainly Common Vervain - is traded as Spanish Verbena oil. Considered inferior to oil of Lemon Verbena (Aloysia citrodora) in perfumery, it is of some commercial importance for herbalism and it seems to be a promising source of medical compounds. Verveine, the famous green liqueur from the region of Le Puy-en-Velay (France) is flavored with these vervains.
Verbena plants are drought-resistant, tolerating full to partial sun, and enjoy well-drained, average soils. Once the plants are established, they require little care and will spread out to cover the flower bed space allotted for them.
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Burgundy for kings, champagne for duchesses, claret for gentlemen.
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The value of this 6-letter word is 8 points. It is included in the first and second editions of the Official Scrabble Players Dictionary.
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During the transition period between technology formats, such from CDs to MP3s, consumers inevitably go through a period where they want 'all in one' players'. So, one designer has developed a concept MP3-cum-CD player that promises to play MP3 and traditional CDs, but in a way that's anything but traditional. The DMP looks …
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This is just the player what a girl used in the film. The player was mounted on her wrist with the cd spinning almost freely. This is just the thing to have that good old retro future feeling. (if the ever going to sell it with a wrist mount band)
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MOST chipmaker SMSC to be swallowed by Microchip
According to a joint press release, Microchip will pay some $939 million dollars for SMSCs assets. The partners expect the acquisition to close in the third quarter. Microchip CEO Steve Sanghi said the company regards SMSC's mixed-signal connectivity solutions aimed at embedded systems could be an "ideal complement" for Microchip's embedded control business.
The move brings the MOST semiconductor business under Microchip's control. Within the automotive industry, the fact that SMSC is the sole chip vendor for MOST devices is increasingly regarded as a drawback against industry standard solutions, in particular against the Ethernet PHY driven by the OPEN Alliance. In this context, the MOST cooperation has been advertizing its interest for second-source supplier, but so far without success. A spokesperson of the MOST Cooperation said he is convinced that the position of the MOST technology within the automotive industry will benefit from the takeover. "For MOST customers this means that the MOST technology now will be backed by an even bigger and stronger manufacturing company", he said. The spokesperson added that he believes that the efforts of the MOST cooperation for a second source of the chips will not be thrown back, since Microchip is known for its active licensing policy."
In a conference call, Microchip expressed particular interest in SMSC's patent and IP portfolio including the MOST business. Sanghi said he hopes that the takeover would help to open the doors of the automotive industry for Microchip, in particular to the infotainment sector.
- Microchip adds enhanced noise immunity, ECC flash to MCUs
- USB 4-port controller hub connects smartphone to infotainment system
- Microchip, LDRA collaborate on functional safety
- Infineon closes technology gap through International Rectifier takeover
- Evaluation kits facilitate MOST infotainment designs
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Thousands descended on San Diego last week for Comic Con 2014, including a few hundred #Outlanders there to see the world premiere of Outlander on STARZ.
I was invited along by another big fan, Karli, who generously offered her "plus one" ticket to me. We spent the weekend with 6 other fabulous women in a house in the Hillcrest district of SD.
None of us had ever met in person, but as I've learned before on previous Outlander-related trips, when you travel to meet other fans of Diana Gabaldon's epic tale of love and adventure, you're sure to meet a group of like-minded women all up for a good time.


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"I don't have time" is the most overused excuse in the book. "Too many people sit passively, waiting to get enough time off to travel," says Rolf Potts, author of Vagabonding: An Uncommon Guide to the Art of Long-Term World Travel (Villard). "But it will never happen, because the American corporate world isn't set up to reward you with free time." Potts's strategies (below) will help you create your own. (For added inspiration, bookmark these sites: Take Back Your Time and Vacation Campaign)
> Take all of your vacation time: Studies consistently show that Americans rarely take all of their allotted time off even if it's a measly two weeks. It's yours. You've earned it. What are you waiting for?
> Negotiate a sabbatical: "These can be paid or unpaid, depending on the situation. The bottom line is, an unpaid leave of absence is better than none at all."
> Fine-tune your career to create more natural pauses: "Many people are getting more creative at doing seasonal or contract work, which frees you up to travel."
> If all else fails, quit (but first devise a solid six-month financial backup plan): "Make strategic use of a time-honored personal-freedom technique popularly known as 'quitting,' " says Potts. "It doesn't have to be reckless." Second opinion? Travel writer Pico Iyer refers to quitting as "a step in a better direction."
If you feel too guilty to take off for no good reason, try combining it with an altruistic mission or a self-improvement goal. The opportunities are endless, from developing a portable library system in Vietnam to assisting at a school for the deaf in Brazil. And there's nothing wrong with a self-help mission to perfect your surfing in Mexico or partake in Ironman New Zealand, either. Keep in mind, however, that altruism doesn't always equal inexpensive: A volunteer trip to Brazil might run $2,500 for two weeks, not including airfare. And take this tip from Doug Cutchins, co-author of Volunteer Vacations (Chicago Review Press): Check out the U.S. State Department's Web site (travel.state.gov) for travel warnings before you sign on. A few good sites: Cross-Cultural Solutions (crossculturalsolutions.org), Globe Aware (globeaware.org), Global Volunteers (globalvolunteer.org), Active.com.
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I like the new Christmas ad from Sainbury's: there, I've said it.
Halloween was big last week, wasn't it?
As subjects for free-form anxiety go, Ebola is one that I am finding difficult to shake off in the middle of the night – every time I cough, I assume I am in the early stages, despite the fact that I haven't been to West Africa, haven't had close contact with a chimpanzee, fruit bat or forest antelope and I'm not a health worker.
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You either do or you don't: wee in the shower, that is.
I love lists so much that I have a special 'to-do list' book, a special 'to-do list' pad of post-it notes and a special 'to-do list' tear-off paper pad so that I never need to be without a specialised method of writing lists.
It's a brave broadcaster that stumbles into the domestic battlefield of Chore Wars, but Radio 4's Woman's Hour is that brave broadcaster (insert sexist comment which is below me, considering my steadfast stance on equal rights).
They are superseded relics of the past that we remember in rose-tinted hues. Recording music from the Top 40, buying singles on Vinyl, watching Top Of The Pops having having penpals - these are the things parents most miss from their childhood, according to new research. STACIA BRIGGS remembers the days of C90.
There are more than 60 independent coffee shops in the heart of Norwich and numerous chains serving the nation's favourite hot beverages. A new event aims to recognise Norwich's rich café environment and crown the best barista in the city. STACIA BRIGGS laps up the atmosphere.
The headteacher from reality TV show Educating Essex has fired a shot over the bows of the good ship Marks and Spencer, blasting its new campaign for a range of "cool" uniform staples such as slim-fit shirts and skinny-fit trousers.
It's the largest event of its kind in the country and it's right here in our fine county – the Norfolk Food and Drink Festival 2014 celebrates a delicious decade this year and has a programme of events guaranteed to whet every appetite. STACIA BRIGGS reveals some of the highlights of the first half of the festival.
Celebrity perfume is beginning to smell a bit dodgy – shares in Elizabeth Arden have plunged 25 per cent and the beauty giant has cited a bigger than expected decline in celebrity fragrance sales.
Norwich's restaurant reputation has never been better – and the Norfolk Food and Drink Festival will see a whole new event designed to bring even more diners to the table: Norwich Restaurant Week. STACIA BRIGGS discovers what will be on the menu when Norwich's restaurants team together for a culinary collaboration.
The creme de la creme of Norfolk's chefs battled it out for the prestgious title of EDP Norfolk Food and Drink 2014 Chef of the Year yesterday. STACIA BRIGGS watched the judging process and selflessly tried five incredible desserts
Science has provided women with the perfect excuse to keep putting up with shoddy behaviour from their husbands and boyfriends – according to new research, women are hardwired not to like nice men.
Don't deny your children or grandchildren an adventurous outdoor life, encourage them to reconnect with nature. The National Trust is committed to getting more children to enjoy the great outdoors. STACIA BRIGGS discovers a host of events where children can literally go wild.
If I had endless pots of cash, I know where I'd be investing it: in a chain of tattoo removal clinics.
What are your kitchen essentials? Whatever they are, if you can honestly claim that one of them is "exotic grains" then you're no reader of mine.
He literally puts the Sting in stingy – stool-hugging, lute-strumming, Kayapo Indian Chief-bothering, Tantric sex-practising, macrobiotic yogic-trance dullard Gordon Sumner has announced that he won't be leaving any of his £180 million fortune to his six children.
Shock news this week – according to a new poll, Ed Miliband is even less popular than Nick Clegg.
Mon nom est Stacia Briggs et je suis allé en France pour mes vacances et c'était très agréable. J'avais une baguette et un peu de fromage et une glace.
When I started in journalism, I wanted to grow up to be Lynda Lee-Potter (RIP) or Lynn Barber. And now that I'm 20 years into the business, I still do.
I know it's annoying when you've decided that you're not going to vote and then someone starts shrieking at you that if you don't vote, you haven't got the right to complain about the outcome of the elections, the way the country is being run or anything whatsoever, really.
There's another survey out saying that gardening is good for the body, mind and soul – this time, it claims that young people benefit from gardening as opposed to, for example, binge drinking, smoking and fighting which are significantly not as good for their bodies, minds and souls.
I'm used to the surveys that announce that the public have placed journalists in the top 10 list of most distrusted professionals in the UK (alongside estate agents, builders and used car salesmen) but I refuse to believe that being a reporter is one of the worst jobs in Britain: for a start, I'm a reporter and I've done worse jobs than this.
It's Catch the Bus Week, seven days designed to encourage car drivers to become bus passengers. Car-loving Stacia Briggs decided to give public transport a fare chance and hitched a ride on a First Eastern Counties bus.
From the Golden Mile to the Holy Mile, shell museums to shrines, desecrated saints to angels, Norfolk has endless treasure to discover on a day out. STACIA BRIGGS and her family continued their trip across the county, taking in ruins, historic churches, railway stations and, er, some sausage rolls.
From giants to fairytale thatched roundhouses, tales of a dormant volcano in Diss to the site of medieval whippings, doughnuts to world-famous scones, Norfolk offers every visitor the perfect day out. STACIA BRIGGS and her family set off on a Grand Tour of the county to discover some old favourites and hidden treasures.
It's the biggest festival of its kind to be showcased in Norfolk and is bringing together gamers of all ages to celebrate the virtual world of video games. Non-gamer Stacia Briggs stumbled into an alien world.
I was a notoriously picky eater when I was a child, basically refusing to eat anything that wasn't a certain brand of sausages (the only brand my son will now eat – they're local, too, which means I am propping up Norfolk's meat industry even though I'm a vegetarian), chips or sweet things.
I was overjoyed to see that the Golden Triangle was named in a recent list of the 101 best places to live in England – mainly because I'm selling a house there at the moment and it might encourage people to spend a few more quid (although I'm also buying another one round the corner, so it's swings and roundabouts).
Can you help to bring the outside world into the lives of those unable to leave their home because they are caring for a loved one? An online community for carers is appealing for help to keep its vital service open to those in genuine need. STACIA BRIGGS spoke to Chill 4 Us founder Wendy Maxwell about the importance of keeping the lines of communication open.
The spell that ended the screen life of Harry Potter may be finally broken: JK Rowling is writing a film based on the textbook the bopy wizard used at Hogwarts. STACIA BRIGGS thought it was time she found out what all the fuss was about.
Are you daunted by DIY or heroic when it comes to home improvements? A new survey claims that DIY enthusiasts in East Anglia have upped their game and are now among the best in the country.
You don't have to go far to enjoy some of the amazing wildlife. Here in Norfolk we have some of the rarest species here, says Stacia Briggs.
It's time to celebrate a British institution with 50 fantastic facts about chips (and one truly bizarre fact about crisps). STACIA BRIGGS says chip, chip, chip hooray for British Chip Week, which starts today.
While traditional chip shops continue to boom, there are new chips on the chopping block - and we want you to tell us which chippy is your favourite, and why.
They are the minor inconveniences that can ruin a few minutes of every day but that – if we're honest – never herald the end of the world and are pathetic small-fry when compared to people living genuinely difficult lives. Stacia Briggs looks at first world problems, and wants to know what yours are.
Honey Loop, Toast, Egg McMuffin, Scrambled Egg, Shreddie and Crunchy Nut Cornflake may not have a mum, but they've got a team of dedicated surrogates working around the clock to make sure they'll soon be well enough to be released back into the wild.
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Langford joins incumbents in Orange council race
The Orange Town Council election Tuesday features three candidates running for the three available seats. Incumbent Vice Mayor Harry C. Hopkins Jr. is not running for re-election.
New to the council will be Town Planning Commission member Richard T. Langford, a lifelong Orange resident who previously served on the Board of Zoning Appeals. Working for his family's Paint and Paper business, which just celebrated its 30th anniversary, Langford said he is running "to give back to the community as much as I can."
"It has given me so much. I have a lot invested in this town," he said.
Returning Councilman Henry Lee Carter said he "wants to continue the progress we have been making over the last four years." A partner in the law firm of Somerville, Carter and Wilkinson, he has lived in Orange since 1973. This will be his fourth term on the council, including two one-year terms as mayor.
Current Mayor Harry C. "Chuck" Mason Jr. will also be serving his fourth term on the council, and has previously served four one-year terms as mayor.
He says he is running "because I hope I make a difference." The lifelong Orange resident says he attended the same elementary school his father did, and his daughters attended Orange High School, just as he did. He is a third-generation partner in the Mason Insurance Agency.
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UPDATE: Pratt was formally charged Oct. 28 with misdemeanor driving under the influence. She faces up to six months in jail and a $1,000 fine if convicted.
Stephanie Pratt has taken a detour from The Hills into the drunk tank.
The reality TV trainwreck was busted on suspicion of DUI early this morning after a night of partying.
A Los Angeles police spokesman tells E! News that Pratt, 23, was arrested at 3:45 a.m. in Hollywood and taken to Van Nuys jail. She was released around 10 a.m. Sunday morning after posting $5,000 bail.
Pratt and several Hills costars spent Saturday celebrating Holly Montag's 26th birthday at hot spot Empire.
Pratt attempted to cement her nonparty-girl status before heading to the club, tweeting: "its my sissy @hollymontags bday party! just finished dinner and going to Empire but im pretty tired aka yes i am the party pooper :("
Ironically, the Daily 10 correspondent echoed the same sentiments when E! News caught up with her last night. "I'm a party pooper tonight," Pratt said. "I got bad news this morning. A friend passed away in a car accident, so everyone needs to drive safe."
A witness says at around 2 a.m. Pratt, Montag and other partygoers headed over to Beso in Hollywood, where they partied for an hour. After that the group parted ways and Pratt took off in her own car.
Party pooper, indeed. We can't wait for this episode to air.
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Playing a high-rolling mobster, Norm Berger was a convincing undercover agent for the IRS and FBI. Then the government accused him of pocketing some of the proceeds. As Norm would say, "Ya gonna love this one."
U.S. Attorney Paul Coggins loves feeding his name to the papers. But what's he done that's news?
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How often have you used a pencil... Only to find the eraser was missing?
It's still a concern for one woman I met, even though she has tables full them.
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The Senate passed a sweeping public smoking ban bill that will now go to the House of Delegates where similar legislation had already died in subcommittee.
Senator Brandon Bell, R-Roanoke, is the bill's sponsor. The bill would ban smoking in restaurants and most other indoor public places. Bell says the bill is necessary to protect the health of customers and workers.
Senator Martin Williams, R-Newport News, is one of the opponents of the bill. He says that the government shouldn't interfere with restaurateurs who have, in some cases, invested millions in buildings with separate areas for smokers and non smokers.
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Wrexham returned to action following a three week break by beating Hayes and Yeading United 4-1 at The Racecourse.
The result was never in doubt after the opening goal arrived on 16 minutes.
Mark Creighton picked out player boss Andy Morrell who fed Jake Speight and the striker was able to fire past keeper Carl Pentney from the edge of the area.
There was no let up from Wrexham who doubled their lead one minute before the break.
Adrian Cieslewicz's cross was parried by goalkeeper Pentney and Mark Creighton converted from close range.
Wrexham went on to make it 3-0 after 58 minutes when Joe Clarke played a short corner to Jay Harris and the midfielder found the net from 25 yards.
It was one way traffic and the fourth goal came on 74 minutes, Speight's shot was saved by Pentney and substitute Mathias Pogba converted from close range.
Wrexham were denied a clean sheet when the visitors scored two minutes from time.
Substiute Julian Owusu's shot was spilled by keeper Joslain Mayebi and Michael Thallssatis was on hand to convert.
WREXHAM (4-3-3): Mayebi; Alfei, Creighton, Knight-Percival, Ashton; Harris, Clarke, Leslie (Hunt 76); Cieslewicz, Morrell (Pogba 65), Speight. Subs not used: Maxwell, Little, Westwood.
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A traditional Mexican corn dish; great with tacos!
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- 1 Medium onion, small dice
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- 4 Oz. Butter
- Epazote, a fresh Mexican herb *
- Garnish
- Lime Mayonnaise (recipe follows)
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- Chili Piquin *
- can all be found in any of the Mexican/Latin markets in South Philly
- Sweat diced onions in butter. Add corn kernels and cook until soft (About 15 minutes). Add corn stock and simmer on low heat for about 20 minutes, leaving some liquid. Season with salt to taste. Fold in epazote. Serve warm in large bowl. Top with a light layer of Lime Mayonnaise, crumbled Queso Fresco and a gentle shake of Chile Piquin.
- Corn Stock
- 6 corn cobs, kernels removed
- 1 medium onion, sliced thin
- 3 cloves garlic, crushed
- 2 tbs olive oil
- 4 quarts water
- Salt to taste
- Gently sweat onions and garlic in olive oil until very soft. Add corn cobs and water and cook until stock is very fragrant and flavorful, about one hour. Strain to remove cobs and onion and season to taste with salt.
- Lime Mayonnaise
- 1 cup prepared mayonnaise
- 1/8 cup fresh squeezed lime juice
- Salt to taste
- Combine mayonnaise and lime juice in a small bowl and mix well. Season to taste with salt.
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Nutrition Facts
|Amount Per Serving
|Serving Size 194g
|Recipe makes 8 servings
|Calories 256
|Calories from Fat 114
|Total Fat 13.07g
|Saturated Fat 7.67g
|Trans Fat 0.0g
|Cholesterol 32mg
|Sodium 92mg
|Potassium 372mg
|Total Carbs 35.5g
|Dietary Fiber 4.2g
|Sugars 0.54g
|Protein 5.64g


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NEWS RELEASE: Religious and Secular Groups Expand Work to End Violence Against Children
New York, 11 December 2013 – The World Day of Prayer and Action for Children expanded its influence as it celebrated the sixth Day of Prayer on Universal Children's Day on 20 November 2013. The World Day was the catalyst for 95 events – held in 51 countries in late November – which brought together secular and faith-based organizations to work to end violence against children.
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MATSAPHA – Violence against children has become one of the biggest challenges faced by the country.
This has prompted UNICEF and Faith Based Organisations (FBOs) to reaffirm their commitment in strengthening systems that protect children.
Children in the country experience all forms of abuse, physical, emotional, spiritual and psychological abuse resulting in serious consequences and in the process damaging their health and development.
Early this week, this newspaper reported on a case of two children who were stabbed by their father's rival around Matsapha.
Making his speech during the Day of Prayer and Action for Children on Wednesday at Esibayeni Lodge, Deputy Prime Minister Paul Dlamini said a study has confirmed that violence against children especially female was highly prevalent. "The violence often occurs in places that should provide safety such as home and school and lately some sporadic cases from the church environment," he said.
The DPM said it was encouraging to note that Faith Based Organisations (FBOs) have shown commitment to child protection.
He applauded UNICEF for the support they have been rendering towards supporting initiatives by FBOs.
UNICEF Deputy Representative Muriel Mafico said they have been working with religious groups to advocate for children on a wide variety of issues including education, health, HIV/AIDs awareness, violence and abuse issues.
Mafico said as Swaziland joins the rest of the world to celebrate the 2013 World Day of Prayer; she was pleased to note that for the past three years FBOs have continued to take action and deliver programmes for children in their various constituencies. "Our partnership has grown as reflected by the wide range of partners," she said.
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