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Open the hood of your car and turn your key in the ignition to the "on" position.
How to Reset a Remote Ezee Start Transmitter
The Ezee Start remote transmitter is a handheld remote that you can wirelessly sync to your car's engine starter. These remote starters can be almost universally synced to most transmitter types and are used to auto start your engine from up to a couple hundred feet away. You can use this technology to warm your car on a cold winter day without ever leaving your house to go outside. The process outlined here is for Crimestopper Security Products' EZ-90 and EZ-91 Ezee Start transmitters.
Locate the programming button inside your hood for the Ezee Start transmitter.
Press the programming button four times and wait a few seconds for the car's parking lights to flash four times.
Press the Lock button on your remote and wait for the light to flash two more times to indicate successful programming.
Turn the ignition key to the "off" position and close the hood to finish the process.
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My first girl crushes in Trek were Teri Garr and Mariette Hartley. I would get sooo excited if I saw them in anything else.
I also remember being rather gaga over Julie Newmar's Catwoman who just seemed SO THRILLING. I guess she was my first lady in leather
That predates my Trek era, that show seemed to always be on tv.
A few years ago, I was watching the Twilight Zone ep, "What you Need". When the camera panned inside the bar, I was like "Who is that girl in the back??". Then it turned out she was the featured actress in the episode. Her name was Arlene Sax. So I looked her up and Arlene Sax was Arlene Martel.
Well, I decided right then and there I should email Arlene Martel and tell her she was and is a stunning lady. *One* of the little voices inside my head said, "This is a little stalkerish.", but I answered back that "I'll bet she would appreciate the compliment, especially if it concerns a lesser known role of hers than Star Trek"
She actually wrote back and said she was flattered and that I should look for her in a second TZ ep too.
edit: Yeah, I had a little thing for Mariette Hartley also. "All Our Yesterdays" is criminally underrated IMHO.
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- 24 hour security
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-200 mts north from \"La Sede Lechera\".
-From Arenas San Pedro four blocks South (go past a bridge) and turn right, then straight ahead three blocks, corner house in the right hand of the street.
-From Veritas University three hundred meters East, then exit to the right (North) and advance two hundred meters, you will see a corner house in front of you, that's the hostel.
b. BY BUS
Exit the airport and get to the bus stop that is in the main street. Once there, take a bus (TUASA and STATION WAGON are the two bus companies that you should be looking for) to San José, it should cost you around US$1,00.
Once you reach the bus station in front of a park and a church (Parque de la Merced) in San Jose, you should get off and can either:
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Fruit beers are all the rage and now you can craft an awesome, apple-flavored brew of your very own. Our Apple Ale includes apple favoring to add at bottling or you can use apple cider. Its crisp, tantilzing apple flavor pleases the palete and will have you coming back for more.
74 People have reviewed this product
Overall Rating: 4.3
Let Sit for a year
Review by Katie
(Posted on 10/5/14)
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Brewed this beer in October of 2013. Used the cheap yeast and did not add anything to the recipe. Had some pretty funky flavors at first try. Just tried it again 9/05/14 it is much better and it is actually drinkable.
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Review by Jason
(Posted on 4/1/14)
My drinking crew liked it. Its a good blend of beer and apple flavor. It's got a crisp refreshing apple after taste. I will order again.
Best Around
Review by Spy V
(Posted on 2/18/14)
This is the best apple ale I have tried great taste and smell very easy to make I added a gallon of cider in the first fermenter and it turned out very good
additional flavoring?
Review by saluki26
(Posted on 2/12/14)
I purchased two of these kits and have brewed one already. I used a gallon of frozen cider to bring down the temperature instead of using a wort chiller. It worked great. Has anyone added anything besides apple juice/cider to the recipe like another fruit? I was thinking something like a blackberry, raspberry or cherry in the secondary.
Apple's away
Review by Bushyboy
(Posted on 2/3/14)
This is by far the best apple ale kit I have ever purchased. Everyone loves my apple ale brew. Has a thick apple juice color and the taste is amazing. This is usually one of the kits on my must get list.
let it sit
Review by madbrewer
(Posted on 1/8/14)
so with this beer after the boil i added 2 gallons of apple juice to the wort to finish off the 5 gallons. after 3 weeks in the bottle I tried it. not great in my opinion or my wife's. so I just left it in my basement kind of forgot about it until now which was about 7 months of time and decided to try it again and wow did it make a complete turnaround. really actually like it now. so if you can let it sit.
Easy to make, but just Ok
Review by JD
(Posted on 12/19/13)
I made this beer using the dry yeast and the apple extract that came with it.
Maybe it's the malt extract but I was surprised at how thick this beer seems. The beer has a hint of residual apple taste after a swallow. Friends tell me it's pretty good, but rarely do they want a 2nd. I would suggest using real Apple Cider next time.
Easy and Good!
Review by Matt
(Posted on 11/3/13)
Simple batch to brew up. Fermentation was slow at first but once I reached the step of adding the apple cider (warmed to room temp) the fermentation took off like crazy. All said and done 3 weeks later it was in the keg and about a week later was awesome and super easy to drink!
just average
Review by Chris
(Posted on 10/20/13)
Instead of the extract I used a couple of quarts of apple cider that I added to the secondary along with a quarter of the extract. The beer is average. Friends will have one glass but not two, and I feel the same way. I enjoyed making the beer though.
Light and Delicious
Review by AHECK
(Posted on 10/14/13)
We brewed this kit according to directions and were happy with the results. The apple flavor is certainly light. To be honest, I am not sure you would know it is apple unless told. None the less, it turned out tasty.
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One bedroom apartment in the privet condominium with a spacious balcony and stunning views - Atlantic Ocean and Marina of Albufeira, hi chairs, table and chairs to enable you to sit and enjoy beautiful sunrise ore sunset from the balcony and dine al fresco, Jacuzzi ,nice kitchen,air conditions, garage, 2 swimming pools, tennis court, in 2 min. by walk restaurants, bars. In 10 min. by walk Old Center and Fishermans beach.
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Train deaths continue to raise questions
I have been reading this blog since it began and would just like to say as a member of the community in Sale Creek I am saddened by the loss of these two young adults. For whatever reason they are gone. I pray to GOD that the families find the truth no matter what.
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CAPE CORAL, Fla. - A motorcyclist was killed Monday night when his bike struck a mailbox on NW 9th Terrace.
William G. Ranagan III (DOB: 06/27/1963) was transported as a trauma alert to Cape Coral Hospital and died due to injuries suffered in the crash. Ranagan is the ninth traffic fatality this year in Cape Coral.
At 7:18 p.m. Cape Coral Police and Fire units responded to a crash in the 2200 block of NW 9th Terrace. A small, black/red compact motorcycle (aka mini-bike or pocket rocket) was traveling eastbound on NW 9th Terrace when it entered the front yard of the residence at 2212 NW 9th Terrace and struck a mailbox. The motorcycle continued to travel east, and the rider lost control of the bike while crossing the driveway of the residence. The motorcycle and rider came to rest just east of the driveway on NW 9th Terrace. Ranagan was transported via ambulance to the hospital where he died from his injuries. Next of kin has been notified.
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Trading Hunter is addition by subtraction
August, 27, 2012
By James Walker | ESPN.com
The infamous Wayne Hunter era is officially over in New York. The Jets traded the struggling right tackle to the St. Louis Rams in exchange for former draft bust Jason Smith.
According to the Jets, they had no intentions of trading Hunter. But St. Louis called the Jets with a proposition and both teams decided these embattled players could use a change of scenery.
This is a trade involving two struggling offensive tackles who might be a reclamation project elsewhere. For the Jets, they get a former No. 2 overall pick in Smith, who battled injuries, inconsistent play and never panned out. For the Rams, they get a struggling veteran with starting experience who may improve in a different system. Hunter also reunites with former Jets offensive coordinator Brian Schottenheimer in St. Louis.
In my opinion, whether the acquisition of Smith pans out for the Jets doesn't really matter. This is a win for the Jets simply because it's an addition by subtraction. Hunter struggled mightily last season and wasn't getting any better, as evident by his awful preseason performance.
New York was fortunate to get a warm body in exchange for Hunter. Austin Howard will remain the Jets' starting right tackle, and maybe Smith plays halfway decent as their new third tackle off the bench.
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Despite the low version number, the developers say that Webminstats is ready for productive use. The Webmin module can generate diagrams for a wide range of system information and services, such as CPU load, mailbox sizes, statistics for Amavis, Firewall and Snort. It offers hourly, daily, weekly and monthly overviews, and supports customized periods. The program draws on RRDTool as its engine and for drawing graphs.
Webminstats is GPL'd and is available from the project homepage in the form of a zipped tarball.
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Les Halles: Avignon's Gourmet Food Market
With around 40 stalls selling a cornucopia of regional produce, Les Halles is a must for any dedicated foodie in Avignon.
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Here you'll find cheeses, charcuterie, meat, breads and fish as well as more unusual items such as dozens of variants on tapenade (pictured top left) or sea salt perfumed with rose petals.
The original covered market was built right at the end of the 19th century. But in the 1970s the commercial heart of Avignon was threatened by the rise of the grandes surfaces, the vast shopping malls and commercial strip developments which today encircle the Old City.
To combat this, a multi-storey car park was created near the market in the 1970s and the old hall demolished and rebuilt.
The bad news is that the new interior is a little functional and lacking in the panache and elegance of the open-air markets in the Old Town of Aix en Provence. The good news is that, yes, there is limited parking at Les Halles, Avignon: 520 spaces.
And, unlike its namesake in Paris, which became a gigantic underground shopping mall, Les Halles in Avignon (the 'h' is aspirated and the 's' is silent, so that it's pronounced Lay Ahle) has remained true to its origins as a food market.
Matters were improved still further when, in 2006, the city cloaked the stark 1970s façade with a huge and dramatic plant wall (pictured) designed by the botanist Patrick Blanc, who also created a similar installation at the Musée des Arts Premiers in Paris.
Of course the food is the thing anyway and, as well as the myriad market stalls, Les Halles has a lively programme of food-friendly activities.
Insiders particularly like to plan a visit for 11.00am every Saturday in their diaries. That's when leading chefs from the region - a different one each week - turn up to give cookery demonstrations at the little kitchen - la petite cuisine, also the title of the series - in one of the southern corners of Les Halles which has been specially set up for the purpose.
A leaflet is distributed with the recipe, which uses ingredients sourced at the market this morning, giving details of which stalls sell them. It's a clever and entertaining way of promoting Avignon's gastronomy. Click here to read more about the petite cuisine at Les Halles and to download all the recipes demonstrated (in French only).
When we visited, Richard Bagnol (pictured, tasting his efforts), of the reputed restaurant L'Oulo in nearby Mazan, was showing his skill with turkey parcels stuffed with goat's cheese.
It was accompanied by an unusual ratatouille featuring cherry tomatoes, potatoes, nectarines, green peppers, lemon juice and apricots (since the latter were not available, Bagnol improvised with pumpkin instead, the orange colour being of the essence here rather than the taste).
You'll enjoy these sessions more if you speak French, as there's much humorous and good-natured banter between the chef and the bystanders. But the demonstration is fairly self-explanatory and, best of all, you get to eat the delicious results, along with a wine tasting hosted by a local vintner.
Where: Les Halles, place Pie, 84000 Avignon. Tel: (+33) 4 90 27 15 15.
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- Location - walking distance from the centre (about 15 min walking slowly) - Hotel is easily reached by car and there's a parking at the back for about 12 cars ; it' better to reserve it. Costs 7 eur. - Room is structured well because there's a small hall and the bathroom door is there and not immediately in the sleeping area. Good size bathroom, nice shower. The sleeping area could be bigger though.
- Didn't take breakfast because it seemed too expensive (not included in the room price). -Bed was too hard, didn't sleep very well because of it - Airco is placed in such a way that when turned on, the draft is right at you and it can get uncomfortable. Basically we couldn't sleep with the airco on, and the window is quite small to let enough air in (it was a warm night).
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Good location, close to the train station(as we arrived by train). I needed a needle and thread to sew up a seam which was unraveling, and the lady at reception was wonderful and found me a little sewing kit. All the reception staff were very nice and friendly.
Only stayed for one night and our room was quite small. No tea or coffee making facilities in the room, and had to go to a special room to do our ironing.
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Overall, this is a very nice efficient hotel. Staff helpfulness and friendliness in supporting your visit or just answering general questions was much above average, even in English. Good value in the room amenities as well as guarded parking. Modern facilities; clean well-designed and appointed rooms.
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While breakfast was good,it was expensive €14. The lounge area was very small. I did not like animals being allowed in the restaurant and in the rooms of the hotel: very unhygienic.
Prompt thorough replies to several e-mail questions. Room was very attractively furnished and extremely clean. The staff was knowledgeable and helpful with local directions. The location is directly across from the train station and within 15 mnutes walking distance to most points of interest in town.
Comfortable, pleasant decor. Would recommend
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very friendly staff
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The Warren
Cottage | 3 bedrooms | sleeps 8
|Key Info
The Warren is part of a high quality conversion of traditional, Victorian mellow brick and slate farm buildings at Conygre Farm into three high quality cottages with the added attraction of an integral, heated, indoor swimming pool.
The three cottages are graded 4 stars by Visit Britain and provide accommodation for up to 21 people in total. The swimming pool is easily accessible from each cottage and, in the case of The Burrow or The Warren, without the need even to step outside. The cottages are ideal for larger groups or for several families wishing to holiday together. Dining for large groups is provided in The Burrow's open plan living area. (Outside catering can be arranged). The Burrow and The Warren are at either end of an indoor walkway adjacent to the swimming pool and The Old Cart Shed adjoins The Warren.
Swimming pool/games facilities:
The indoor pool (approx. 8 metres x 4 metres) and open from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. can be accessed via a communal indoor walkway. It has its own changing room with shower and wc and is for the private use of visitors. A games room with table tennis, darts, games and an arts and crafts area for smaller children, as well as a tumble drier and freezer, is located in a separate barn on the other side of the courtyard.
|Sleeps up to 8, 3 bedrooms
|Will consider
|Corporate bookings, Short breaks (1-4 days)
|Car advised, Wheelchair users
|Nearest Amenities
|5.6 km
|Nearest travel links
|Nearest railway: Pewsey 5.6 km
|Family friendly
|Great for children of all ages, Suitable for people with restricted mobility
|Pets welcome, No smoking at this property
Features and Facilities
|Log fire, DVD player
|Shared indoor pool
|Central heating, TV, CD player, Games room, Wi-Fi available
|Kettle, Toaster, Iron
|Dishwasher, Cooker, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine
|3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms of which 1 Family bathrooms and 1 En suites
|1 Sofa beds, Single beds (2), Double beds (1), Cots (1)
|Linen provided, Towels provided
|Shared indoor pool, Private garden, Shared garden
|Parking, Wheelchair users
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All the accommodation in The Warren is at ground floor level, with the exposed original timber work lending character and style to the double height rooms. The cottage access out onto the large, enclosed, attractively landscaped courtyard garden area.
Main entrance into large, open plan living room comprising a sitting area with woodburning stove, an oak fitted kitchen and a dining area. Door to a lobby area providing access to the covered walkway and from there to the swimming pool area. 3 bedrooms - one with 5ft double and 1 with zip & link beds providing a king size double or 2 singles. Bathroom/wc. with independent shower above the bath. Further twin bedroom adjoining an additional sitting room with double sofa bed and level access to/from the courtyard. En suite shower room and separate wc. This end of the cottage could, if desired, be used by a disabled person with a carer.
Conygre Farm is situated in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty in the Pewsey Vale. Its unusual name provides the clue to its original purpose. The farm once provided rabbits for the lord and master of the ancient Savernake Estate to hunt - 'Conygre' means 'rabbit enclosure' in medieval French. The farm has changed and evolved over the centuries and is now 340 acres of rolling, arable land with 35 acres of environmental 'features' including four newly planted woods, a wild flower and 'wild bird' meadow, to promote and enhance the natural flora and fauna - it now supports many different bird species (barn owls, lapwings, golden plover, grey partridge), wild mammals (hares & deer, not to mention the odd rabbit) and is the registered site of rare species of wild flowers.
From the farm there are 360 degree views of both sides of the valley up to the downs and plenty of walks on the farm. In the local area The Kennet & Avon Canal, a mile away, offers narrow boat trips while the ancient Savernake Forest, (3 miles) is good for walks and picnics. The area is rich in prehistoric, archaeological sites such as Avebury, Stonehenge and Silbury Hill while the historic cities of Bath, Oxford and Salisbury are within an hour's drive. The nearest market town is Marlborough (7 miles) while nearby Pewsey has a main line rail link to London, good local shops and a supermarket.
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- David Conn: Why Championship clubs are crying foul over financial fair play
Soccer Potpourri
Once again, it's been a while since I've posted. Here are links to stories that still have relevance(IMO). Some are old, some not so old.
With MLS season approaching, I plan on being more active. I'm thinking the focus will shift away from regular attendance reports to the next great hurdle for the league, higher TV ratings and revenues. That's certainly the pathway to raising the quality level of play. A big year, with national TV contracts up for renewal and a new CBA on the horizon.
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- Luis Bueno: Chivas USA and MLS identity
- Philly Soccer Page: The changing transfer marketplace for MLS
- Brian Straus: MLS contemplating playoff format tweak: Give higher seed choice of home leg
- Jason Davis: Why MLS keeps expanding
- J Hutcherson: MLS expansion and the importance of the footprint
- MLSSoccer: How big of an impact did the 2013 rookie class have on MLS? A look inside the numbers
- On the Fire: Brazil 2014: Who will be missing from MLS and for how long?
- SI.com: Galaxy launch full USL Pro team: LA Galaxy II
Interesting Reads
- FutFanatico: Soccer Spanish Revisited: Bridging the Iberian Divide
- 3FOUR3: The 1 Soccer Policy that Cripples the National Team all the way to 9 Year Olds
- Rob Hughes: Barcelona Is Winning on the Field but Suffering Off It
- Guardian: Does analysing football through statistics miss the point of the game?
- Guardian: In defence of football statistics: the drama is in the data
- FutFanatico: Tactics Talk: Roster and Roles in the 4-2-2-2
- Chirstopher Harris: Manchester City Facing New Threat of European Expulsion
- Guardian: Practising perfection by 10,000 touches
- World Soccer Talk: Richard Scudamore Confirms Plans for a Premier League 'B' League
- Independent: New concern for Fifa ahead of World Cup 2022 after anti-Zionist row in Qatar
- ESPNFC: Racing Santander banned from 2014-15 Copa
- Bill Archer: White Sands, Soft Breezes and Cosmos Confusion
- Clemente Lisi: Soccer's Super Bowl, the Champions League by the numbers
The Business of Soccer
- Guardian: Is fan ownership the answer to struggling football clubs?
- Owen Gibson: Manchester United's share price mirrors form under David Moyes
Soccer Potpourri
It's been a while since I've posted. New home, holidays and all that that entails. Here are links to stories that still have relevance(IMO). Some are old, some not so old. Hope you enjoy.
- Brotherly Game: Soccer Mills – The Schools and Semi-Pro Clubs That Produce MLS Players
- NY Times: Deals Show M.L.S. Is No Longer an Afterthought
- Devin Pleuler: Who's the most efficient shooter in MLS? The answer may surprise you
- Brian Straus: December expiration looms for David Beckham's MLS expansion option
- Keith Hickey: Mattocks complaints illustrate lack of player power in MLS
- On the Fire: In Defense of the MLS Playoffs
- Kartik Krishnaiyer: Forbes List Justifies High MLS Franchise Fees and Path of Lower Division Clubs to MLS
Interesting Reads
- Philly Soccer Page: Meet the Babe Ruth of American Soccer
- 3FOUR3: Soccer Development or Player Development? Start Getting it Straight
- Guardian: Anzhi Makhachkala: a warning of what happens when sugar daddies get bored
- Kartik Krishnaiyer: European Soccer Calendar Needs to Change to Summer Schedule, Says Rummenigge
- BBC News: England v Hungary – a football match that started a revolution
- Soccer Lens: Of Revolutions, Hopes, and Home: Bob Bradley In Egypt
The Business of Soccer
- SoccerLens: Chelsea's Bad Business Goes Unpunished
- Kevin Harris: UEFA's Financial Fair Play: One Rule For France, And Another For Everyone Else
- Guardian: Bolton Wanderers admit their debt adds up to £163.8m
- Guardian: Is fan ownership the answer to struggling football clubs?
Soccer Potpourri
- SI.com: Chivas USA sued for alleged discrimination
- J Hutcherson: MLS and the Next Rounds of Expansion
- Paul Kennedy: MLS wants all its clubs either fielding reserve teams in USL PRO or affiliating with one by 2015
- Avi Creditor: Dempsey deal calls MLS transparency into question — again
Interesting Reads
- Christian Science Monitor: Once a 'league of stars,' Spanish pro soccer crashes down to earth
- ESPN FC: UEFA continue FFP crackdown
- Independent: Idealists v 'the monetisers' – a struggle for football's soul
- Barney Ronay: Kieron Dyer: a wasted talent and poster boy for English game's excesses
The Business of Soccer
- Owen Gibson: Real Madrid are €590m in debt so how do they get round Uefa finance rules?
- Premiership Talk: Wenger calls FFP a joke
- US Open Cup: US Open Cup Semifinals
- UEFA Champions League: UCL prelims begin
- Europa League: Europa League Begins
- Copa Sudamericana: Copa Sudamericana underway
Soccer Potpourri
- RSL: The Big Debate: RSL v. LA roster development
- Shin Guardian: MLS: You Go Sit Down The Other End Of The Table…
Interesting Reads
- NY Times: Let Them Eat Soccer
- Independent: Mr Blatter, the party's over
- Barney Ronay: Spain and Brazil: two contrasting routes to footballing beauty
- Guardian: You don't need to have played football at the highest level to understand it
- Counter Attack: The State of Analytics: Shot Analysis—the bridge between analytics and football tactics?
- Medical News Today: Soccer Headers Can Lead to Brain Injury
- Wright Thompson: When The Beautiful Game Turns Ugly
- Soccer Without Limits: The Rise of FC Porto and the Perfect Transfer Stratagem
- Georgina Turner: In EPL, big transfers mean small minutes for academy players
- ESPN: Best-paying teams in the world
- US Open Cup: How U.S. Soccer has failed the Open Cup and how USSF can improve it
- Matthew Doyle: The evolution of the playmaker, Part 1 – Part 2 – Part 3
The Dark Side
- SI.com: Serie B's Bari, 33 people face match-fixing trial in Italy
- Fox Soccer: UEFA punishes Fenerbahce, Besiktas
Soccer Potpourri
- Special 1 TV: Will He Or Won't He? The Special1 TV Press Conference
- Ben Rycroft: CSA pressuring MLS to change domestic player rule
- Kyle McCarthy: MLS, USL put players' interests first
- Jason Davis: Authentically Major League Soccer
- RSL Prespective: The reality and perception of MLS's inferiority complex
- Alex Olshansky: How Much Should MLS Spend on Players?
- Best Team on Paper: MLS, and what makes it a good league to follow
- Who Scored: Following MLS with a statistical slant
Interesting Reads
- Jonathan Wilson: The Question: what were the tactical trends of 2012-13?
- Paul Doyle: Monaco splash out £100m on transfers despite Ligue 1 ban
- Jakarka Casual: Indonesian Football & Politics
- Guardian: Lazio look forward to Europe as Roma face wrath of their fans
- Guardian: The Numbers Game: Why Everything You Know About Football Is Wrong
- BBC: 'In the six' and football's other strange Americanisms


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If you had told us back in 2005 that the star of "Prison Break" was going to become one of the promising screenwriting talents in Hollywood, we would have said you were crazy. But that's just happened to Wentworth Miller. Under the pen name Ted Foulke (which he seems to have now abandoned), the actor wrote "Stoker" which quickly landed on the Black List, and then assembled a jaw dropping brace of talent with Park Chan-wook directing, and Nicole Kidman, Mia Wasikowska, Alden Ehrenreich, Jacki Weaver and more starring. It's one of the most anticipated movies of the year. And now, he's got something else brewing.
Voltage Pictures and Killer Films have picked up his latest script, "The Disappointments Room," and it's another interesting thriller from Miller. The story centers on a woman who moves into a mysterious old house in the country with her husband and young son, only to discover their new home comes with a dark past. Yes, it seems like another old school style concept from Miller, but an intriguing one nonetheless.
Right now the project is out to directors, and give the heat "Stoker" brought, it should be attracting some serious attention. As for Wentworth Miller the actor, he'll next be seen in the thriller "Loft."
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Thanks for lettting me know what is going on with the Loft. I read he also wrote a prequel to stoker.
Any idea when Stoker is coming out?
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In case you weren't getting enough kale in your life…
This week, I was thrilled to contribute to Food 52′s Halfway to Dinner series. The challenge was to make a few bunches of kale stretch into 5 nights of relatively simple meals. You don't have to twist my arm to cook kale so it's a challenge I gladly accepted. (Although after "week-of-greens" I'm pretty sure my husband Jack is out eating fried chicken somewhere…)
- 1/2 cup raw kale leaves
- 1/2 cup flat leaf parsley
- 2 tablespoons fresh oregano leaves
- 3 garlic cloves
- 2 tablespoons sherry vinegar
- 1/3 cup olive oil
- Salt and pepper, to taste
- pinches Red pepper flakes (optional)
- splashes Lemon juice (optional)
- serve with: grilled fish, meat or veggies, sauteéd kale on the side
- Pulse all ingredients in a food processor, then drizzle in the olive oil while continuing to run the food processor.
- Taste and adjust seasonings. (Tip: this is bold in flavor on its own, so I suggest tasting it with a bit of whatever you're going to be serving it with before adjusting). Spoon on top of fish, meat, or veggies.
- 5 leaves of kale (blanched), about 1 cup of cooked kale
- 1 cup of feta
- 1 clove garlic minced
- 1/4 cup scallions
- 1 teaspoon dried oregano
- salt & pepper
- pinch of pepper flake
- 1/4 cup melted butter
- 6 sheets of filo dough
- Chop and blanch the kale in salted boiling water for about 30 seconds. Drain* (see note)
- Place the kale in a medium bowl and mix in the feta cheese, garlic, scallions, dried oregano, salt, and pepper. Your filling should stick together, if it's crumbly, add some warm water a little at a time. Taste and adjust seasonings.
- To assemble, place 2 sheets of filo on your work surface.** Brush it with melted butter, and slice it into 5 vertical strips. Place a teaspoon of filling at the bottom of each strip and roll it up, flag-style.
- Repeat the process until you run out of filling (you'll have around 15 triangles). Brush the outside with butter and bake in a 425-degree oven for 20 minutes or until golden.
*If you're using fresh feta cheese that's on the wet side, you'll want to squeeze most of the excess water out of your blanched kale. If you're using the more-dry crumbly kind, you can leave the kale a little on the wet side because you'll need the moisture to help bind everything.
**as you work, keep the extra filo dough under a damp towel so it doesn't dry out.
- 2-3 kale leaves
- olive oil
- cooked brown rice (3/4 cup, or so, per bowl)
- rice vinegar
- pinch of sugar
- salt & pepper
- avocado slices
- edamame
- chopped nori (easiest to cut with scissors)
- pickled shiso leaf or pickled ginger
- toasted sesame seeds
- optional: bonito flakes
- serve with: soy sauce mixed with a bit of rice vinegar & sesame oil
- Toss kale with olive oil and salt and bake in a 400 degree oven until crispy but not completely charred (6-8 minutes or so, check often, you may need to rotate it halfway). Chop and set aside.
- Toss rice with just a bit of rice vineger and a pinch of sugar. Place the rice in bowls and assemble your toppings.
- Mix soy sauce with a bit of rice vinegar and sesame oil and serve in little bowls on the side.
- 2 tablespoons olive oil
- 1 large shallot, chopped
- 1 to 2 cloves of garlic, minced
- 1/2 teaspoon smoked paprika
- 1 teaspoon saffron
- 1 1/2 cup chickpeas, cooked, rinsed and drained
- 1 tablespoon tomato paste
- 2 to 3 teaspoons sherry vinegar
- 1/2 bunch kale, chopped
- Salt and pepper
- splashes Lemon juice (optional)
- 1/4 cup toasted pine nuts (optional)
- Heat the olive oil in a large skillet over medium-low heat. Add the shallot, a pinch of salt, and cook until transluscent, about 2 minutes.
- Add the garlic, paprika, and saffron. Stir, and cook until just aromatic, about 30 seconds, being careful not to let it burn.
- Add the chickpeas and a bit more salt. Stir to incorporate. Turn the heat of the burner up a bit, and let the chickpeas cook until they begin to turn golden brown, stirring occasionally.
- Add the sherry vinegar and tomato paste, then the kale. Continue to cook for a few minutes until the kale is just wilted. Remove from the heat. Taste and adjust the seasonings, adding a little lemon juice if necessary.
- 1/4 cup crushed tomatoes (can be from a can)
- pinch of smoked paprika
- 1 cup chopped raw kale
- olive oil
- balsamic vinegar
- feta cheese (optional)
- chopped scallions or chives
- salt & pepper
- 1-2 eggs
- Preheat oven to 375 degrees.
- In an individually sized baking dish, mix the tomatoes with paprika, salt & pepper and layer it on the bottom.
- In a separate small bowl, toss kale with a little olive oil, balsamic, salt and pepper. Place the kale in the baking dish on top of the tomatoes. Top with feta cheese and chopped scallions.
- Crack 1-2 eggs into the dish and bake until set. About 10-12 minutes. (Or fry the eggs separately and place on top). Finish with some freshly cracked black pepper.


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The Voice fans are never going to "forget you," Cee Lo Green, but after four seasons on the NBC singing competition, he is bidding it farewell just the same.
Green, who had been scheduled to take the upcoming sixth season off, announced on Ellen that he won't be returning to his spinning chair at all.
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The Bulls made a heck of an effort.
They marched out their core in Joakim Noah, Taj Gibson and Derrick Rose, lit up the scoreboard with an image of Carmelo Anthony in Bulls' home whites and wined and dined the seven-time All-Star so he could get a small glimpse of what life would be like in Chicago.'
But according to several reports Saturday, the idea of Anthony signing with the Bulls is just about running on fumes.
Bulls sources were mum on any Anthony talk, but they have taken notice of the reports coming out of New York that Anthony is expected to accept the Knicks' five-year,
$129 million contract offer by Monday. According to the Daily News, the one stumbling block is that Anthony is holding out hope that good friend LeBron James can find the two a place where the money is good and they can run together.
It seems unlikely that, with James seeking a max contract and Anthony wanting close to the max, enough parts could be found around the two to make a serious run at the champion San Antonio Spurs.
The Bulls are holding on to the belief that their pitch was the best of the four teams that didn't have Phil Jackson as team president — and that they have "yet to hear no.''
In fact, they haven't heard much from Anthony since he met with the Knicks in Los Angeles last week.
The hope is that will change by Monday, so at least the Bulls can move forward with Plan B in case of bad news. They met with free-agent big man Pau Gasol in Los Angeles on Thursday and have started very preliminary talks with the No. 23 pick from the 2011 NBA draft, European standout Nikola Mirotic.
The team purposely is dragging its feet on the 6-10 stretch four so it can give Anthony as much time as possible to make his decision.
If Anthony flips the switch on popular opinion and decides to sign with the Bulls as a free agent — especially because attempts at a sign-and-trade have been turned down — the rights to Mirotic likely would have to be shopped, especially if Mirotic's days with Real Madrid have ended as badly as reported and the NBA is his only option.
The team also would look to move Mike Dunleavy and the $3 million he has coming, which could get the first year of Anthony's deal near the $14 million-$15 million range. That figure is nowhere near what the Knicks can do, but is all the Bulls can muster with Rose set to make $18.8 million during the 2014-15 season, Noah $12.2 million and Gibson $8 million.
If Anthony does the seemingly inevitable and grabs the $129 million from the Knicks, start the debate on his integrity.
In February, Anthony told ESPN, "I'm going to make money. I have money. I'm good if I want to retire right now. As far as the money, it don't really matter to me.
"My concern is to be able to compete on a high level, a championship level, coming in this last stretch of my career.''
He can do that right away with the Bulls. Even if Jackson did his best Zen-like sales job, nothing is promised with the Knicks after the 2015 season — and owner James Dolan has a history of messing things up, no matter the circumstances.
Either way, the Bulls simply are waiting.


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Path to Pregnancy Uncovered 3.21
Do You Know... * The #1 mistake almost everyone makeCompany: Ernass Ltd.
Platform: Win 3.1x,Win95,Win98,WinME,WinNT 3.x,WinNT 4.x,WinXP,Windows2000,Windows2003,Win
Size: 325 KB
Price: USD $0.00
Release Date: 2008-03-14
Screenshot URL: http://www.dollarpiles.com/health/get_pregnant/box2.jpg
Category: Home & Hobby::Health & Nutrition
Do You Know... * The #1 mistake almost everyone makes when trying to conceive? (this will surprise you!) * What store-bought product you must never use if you want to get pregnant? * What happens if you save up sperm for your fertile days? * Which food contains something dangerous for women trying to conceive? * How to finally nail the difficult task of determining when you ovulate? * Which...
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