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Yesterday (and just in time for Independence Day celebrations), DJ Escoffier brought you Volume 1 of our food music mixtape. Today, DJ Bearded James unleashes Volume 2; be sure to listen for the Paula Deen Apology remix at the end. Did we miss your favorite food-related tune? Let us know in the com ... More >>
The recent round of DC scandals has been good for rightbloggers -- for about a month they've been devoted to plumping up Benghazi, IRS, NSA, and other controversies, and have succeeded in knocking down the President's approval ratings. High fives all around! But seasons change, and Scandal Spring i ... More >>
We're almost two weeks into January, and for those of you still dieting, we offer our congratulations--reluctantly. It can't be easy to live in a food city such as New York and spend your days and nights chugging down BluePrint Cleanse cashew drinks and eating raw kale chips. So bravo, we guess. Now ... More >>
Anthony Bourdain was fine form this week -- back to attacking his favorite target, Paula Deen. On Tuesday, he appeared on ABC's Good Morning America and went at Deen again, calling her decision to cook fattening food while hiding her diabetes "in excruciatingly bad taste, unconscionable, and cynical ... More >>
We really don't mean to pick on Paula Deen but she has had quite a year, and it's only March. Just one more thing for now, we promise: Kristen Wiig's SNL parody of Dean, which is kind of harsh but too funny not to post.
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Paula Deen is in deep water again, but this time it's not for eating too many doughnut burgers. Lisa Jackson, a former manager at Uncle Bubba's Seafood and Oyster House, a restaurant owned by Deen and her brother Bubba Hiers, claims the two siblings sexually and racially harassed and assaulted their ... More >>
Chef shuffles and kerfuffles this week: Mario Batali and Joseph Bastianich have agreed to pay $5.25 million to settle a lawsuit filed on behalf of their restaurants' employees who claimed that the owners deducted the equivalent of 4 to 5 percent of the total wine sales from the tip pool and pockete ... More >>
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Here's the picture of Deen shown on this morning's The Doctors. First thing on this morning's episode of the CBS show The Doctors, the panel lit into Paula Deen. They first criticized her for knowing she had diabetes three years ago and still promoting unhealthy meals on TV, noting "80 percent of ... More >>
Photo courtesy Franklin BeckerFranklin Becker still loves chicken wings on game day...but grilled onesYesterday we spoke with Franklin Becker, the chef at both Abe & Arthur's and Lexington Brass, who told us all about revamping the menu at Abe & Arthur's and what food trends are here to stay. ... More >>
The kick-ass Zoe Saldana (Avatar, Star Trek) was photographed above going for lunch with a friend, but did she really eat anything?
How did food television become so boring and predictable? Umpteenth season of Top Chef? Yawn. Endless cupcake wars? Yawn. Paula Deen pouring more butter into the cake? Yawn. Guy Fieri tucking into another giant hamburger? Zzzzzzzzz. Well, the time has come to invent new types of food-themed s ... More >>
Totally tofu...Fork in the Road sticks its nose in a book with this week's Literary Lushes: Our 10 Favorite Book (and Play)-Writing Boozers. Robert Sietsema samples Upper East Side sichuan in his review of Land of Plenty. Lauren Shockey snacks on mozzarella sticks in her review of SoHo ho ... More >>
Paula Deen has diabetes, but the Southern belle of butter intends to keep on eating the fatty, sugary, salty foods linked to the disease, according to Time.
Jeff Tidwell / FlickrShe may be pretty funny, but her cheeseball recipe is not.So it seems that this extended holiday weekend has, finally, wound down. And between all of those holiday meals, you must be exhausted from cooking. So don't worry. These are some recipes that won't make you want to bu ... More >>
This week in food blogs ... What big teeth you have! Eater National describes Paula Deen as an "evil sex fiend succubus" again. We appreciate the reminder, and will remain vigilant and report any suspicious, succubus-like activity. Diner's Journal has some bad news for filicidal foodies: ... More >>
Opting for produce from small, local, organic farms cannot guarantee that you will avoid the food safety issues that go along with large-scale farming. [Washington Post] The USDA is reporting that food prices are expected to rise up to 4.5 percent, the sharpest increase since 1978. [Wall Str ... More >>
Perving on Paula.Pick up a copy of Harper's Bazaar this month and you'll find a sexy Sandra Lee draped across its pages. The often conservatively dressed Food Network star vamps it up for a piece on her "semi-homemade" success and home life with Governor Cuomo. Meanwhile, Maxim selects its f ... More >>
It would appear that dogs are the final frontier when it comes to gourmet food trucks. Bocce's Bakery launched its Biscuit Bike this summer, offering organic dog treats, including and cupcakes. [NY Post] Paula Deen shot back at Anthony Bourdain after he called her the "most dangerous person ... More >>
Yes, the latest trend in film magic happens to be crap! It's really the shit! Here are some examples: *The Change-Up starts with Jason Bateman changing a baby's diapers, only to have the baby shoot a big stream of caca right into Jason's mouth! Watch out, Divine!
Greg Grossman, the 15-year-old who started cooking at age of 9, will be at the helm of Alan Philips' next Feast pop-up, running from March 10-12. The theme will be Pop Art. [Grub Street] Michael Psilakis is no longer the executive chef at Eos in the Viceroy hotel, in Miami. No replacement ha ... More >>
It's Friday, blessed Friday, and time for a look back at the week that was: Our 10 best and cheapest Pennsylvania Station eats. Mile End's Noah Bernamoff talked about what's next for the restaurant, keeping Jewish food alive, and schmaltz. Vermin roaming your apartment? If you can't beat 'em, eat ... More >>
Tonight, after dangling the promise/threat of Paula Deen before us for what now seems like years, Top Chef is giving its viewers a meaty, man-sized portion of the Butter Queen. According to The Huffington Post, Deen and John Besh will be judging the Elimination Challenge, for which the chefs ... More >>
The horror."Then if things weren't bad enough, if I didn't already realize it was Sandra's world and Rachael's world, they bought my network.What does this mean? I guess it means that if Paula Deen wants her bunions pumiced at 2 o'clock in the morning, I'm going to get right over there. Let m ... More >>
If you harbor the same odd fondness for Barneys' freakish, food (Network)-themed holiday windows that we do, then check out the above video from Liz Lomax, the artist responsible for the outsized likenesses of Bobby Flay, Sandra Lee, et al. It shows their construction process from beginning to end ... More >>
The iPad is an increasingly popular tool restaurants employ as as part of their point-of-sale systems. [Nation's Restaurant News] Kroger has recalled several brands of pet food in 19 states, because of possible aflatoxin contamination, which can cause sluggishness and diarrhea. [Bloomberg] ... More >>
Mario Batali's decapitated head is surrounded by a garnish of Crocs. On Tuesday, Barneys unveiled its much-anticipated food-themed holiday windows. Inscribed with the command "Have a Foodie Holiday," the three tableau offer an assemblage of 70 Food Network "personalities," chefs, and assort ... More >>
On stilts, Cartman fools Randy into thinking he's Gordon Ramsay. Last night's South Park was a hilarious send-up of the Food Network and celebrity chefs, and few avoided being hit by the satiric splatter.
The Food NetworkThis is Paula Deen's mac 'n' cheese. It will eat your face. Much as Greenpoint has absorbed a sizable number of erstwhile Manhattanites, so too has it appropriated a phenomenon previously confined to the island: the all-mac 'n' cheese restaurant.
Urban sharecropping is the latest twist to the farm-to-table movement, in which homeowners get matched with would-be farmers who don't themselves have gardening space. [Wall Street Journal] Mayor Bloomberg's favorite diner, Viand Café, was slapped with 36 violation points in its latest ins ... More >>
Although not quite as much fun as the time Betty White expounded upon the virtues of her dusty muffin, Saturday Night Live's latest foray into the food demimonde is still respectably unnerving. This weekend's episode saw Kristen Wiig do her best impression of Paula Deen in a commercial for Paula D ... More >>
Domino's Pizza in Japan has announced it will hire someone for a mysterious one-hour job in December that will pay 2.5 million yen ($31,000). [AP] Meanwhile, Domino's in Europe is opening its first store in Germany, in the Charlottenburg district of Berlin, this Saturday. [PR Newswire] Food ... More >>
Scary: Guy Fieri.Stumped for a great Halloween costume this year? Check out CHOW's excellent gallery of food-celebrity costumes. Some are scary, like the Paula Deen, complete with lightning-white teeth. Others are just, well, awesome, like the purple-draped Alice Waters or slightly slutty Mic ... More >>
Pauladeen.comJust in time for Halloween, something scary.You may not have realized that carrots and apples were in desperate need of a spokesperson, but oh, they are. And not just any shill, but one who's given the world and its waistlines Cheesy Ham and Banana Casserole and Deep-Fried Mac an ... More >>
The strange case of Home Shopping Network Host Claire Champlin being attacked by a watermelon reminds us that foods are not just for nourishment -- they can also serve as dangerous weapons. Recently, heartthrob Justin Bieber was hit by a water bottle as he performed onstage, which seemingly c ... More >>
Global warming could significantly impact the production of rice, which could lead to higher prices, fears over food security, and more hunger in an increasingly populated world. [Reuters] Food magazines are outperforming celebrity magazines, with sales at Cooking With Paula Deen and Martha ... More >>
Tom invites you to waste some money and get taken advantage of. I hate to say this, but I blame the Anchor Bar in Buffalo. Ever since reading a New Yorker article about the meteoric rise of the Buffalo wing, I'd been meaning to make a pilgrimage out to where it all began. Though controversy s ... More >>
This summer, Green Table, a café in Chelsea Market, will sell brown-bag lunches for customers to enjoy at the neighboring High Line park. [Wall Street Journal] Despite the oil spill threatening the seafood supply, the first New Orleans Oyster Festival, originally scheduled for the summer of ... More >>
I like Paula Deen. She has a warm personality, she apparently likes the gays, and most importantly she whips up a mean buttermilk pancake. But with that accent laid on as thick as barbecue sauce on chicken fried steak, I'm starting to think she "hicks" it up for the public a little.
Whole Foods has reported higher-than-expected fiscal first quarter earnings, which is being attributed largely to a price shift instituted last year. [Forbes] Romania has proposed a tax on burgers, french fries, soda, and other fast foods in an effort to fight both adult and child obesity. [ ... More >>
Remember when McSweeney's envisioned what sort of pole dancer Paula Deen might be? Apparently, Martha Stewart prefers you not use your imagination.
NBA star Yao Ming is featured in a new ad campaign aimed at wealthy Chinese, urging them to say no to shark fin soup in order to combat the overfishing of certain species. The ad shows Yao pushing away a bowl of shark fin soup served to him in a fancy restaurant. [AFP] Jonas Brother Kevin, w ... More >>
It's no Paula Deen pot roast doll, but this classical (and classy!) nude painting of Rachael Ray by Alex Gardega is up there with foodie gift idea no-nos.
Unless you're trying to express discernible disdain for your Secret Santa pick this year, you'll want to avoid the gift ideas on Food Network Humor's list of 11 Awful Gifts for Foodies and Cooks. It includes such cringeworthy gems as the eerie Paula Deen Makes a Pot Roast doll, inappropriatel ... More >>
Who knows what Paula Deen gets up to when she's not deep-frying butter or getting hit in the face with a ham. She very well could be an excellent pole dancing teacher. She probably is not, of course. But the short story by Erin Hershey entitled, Pole Dancing with Paula Deen, Y'all!, published ... More >>
Speaking of food television, a certain person who will not be outed might possibly have a guilty thing for Paula Deen. The way Deen drawls "buuuuuuuuuuteeer" could tame a wild beast. But on her show on the Food Network, Deen looks like an amateur drag queen--sporting a rock hard, puffy coiffure an ... More >>
This week in food blogs... The highly anticipated La Cense burger truck finally arrived in all its grass-fed-beef glory. Midtown Lunch opted out of the free burgers for food bloggers to pay for his burger like a regular customer, and deemed it good, but not great. Eater loved the last Top Chef Mas ... More >>
Food star Paula Deen popped out her butt crack at a recent South Beach Wine & Food Festival demo, creating a recipe for absolute hilarity. I can't understand a word Deen says before that happens, but it looks like her pants were a-tumbling down, so she helped the process along and giddily revealed h ... More >>
Paula Deen's gonna fatten her right up. Sarah Palin makes me want to throw my television out the window and start setting shit on fire. Luckily for my neighbors, an email from the Food Network arrived just in time to calm me down. Just gaze at the picture above, breathe into a paper bag and think o ... More >>


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(I have both; been using DWMX for a while, but I just got the whole CS package, and GoLive CS looks rather nice.)
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(I have both; been using DWMX for a while, but I just got the whole CS package, and GoLive CS looks rather nice.)
Can't say yet, I have both. Previously I was using Golive 6, which actually was better for what I was using it for than CS. I am really loving the MS office import features in DW, as well as prefer the interface. Adobe stuff is awesome when you have a second monitor to put the toolboxes on, but really can be a pain in the **** when you are stuck with one.
I will never change DWMX04. Maybe for the next version.
I downloaded a copy of GoLive CS for Mac OS X and love it so far. It runs faster than Dreamweaver MX (on my system at least), renders CSS & XHTML layouts exceptionally well, and is overall a tighter package. It's also much cheaper to upgrade from GoLive 6 than going from MX to MX 2004, especially if you buy the entire Adobe CS suite.
I am going to order a copy for ourselves tomorrow.
I've just started using GoLive CS and it's a nice change of pace from Dreamweaver. They both have their pros and cons, but for me, the CS interface is MUCH nicer than the Macromedia interface. Also, Adobe has really made some significant improvements over the last version.
I don't want to get into the whole Dreamweaver vs. GoLive debate, because I would still consider Dreamweaver superior in a lot of ways. But I think Adobe is closing the gap. And they're clearly using the strategy they used with InDesign -- sneak it in as part of a package. A lot of people will buy the Creative Suite for Photoshop, etc. and end up with a copy of GoLive. If Adobe can keep improving it, they might have something.
There are a ton of differences that come to mind when comparing the two products, the most obvious that come to mind is the fact that Dreamweaver seamlessly integrates ASP.NET and ColdFusion which GoLive doesn't support. I began developing for the Web in 1993...I used Notepad, then moved onto Pagemill in 1995, which was Adobe's first product. In late 1995 I got a hold of Dreamweaver 1.0 beta and was amazed at how far beyond Pagemill and Frontpage it was. Once Macromedia came out with Dreamweaver 2.0, Adobe introduced GoLive but it was obvious that the features that GoLive incorporated where at par with Dreamweaver 1.0. For every new version of Dreamweaver that came out, Adobe came out with a new version that modeled the functionality that a previous version of Dreamweaver contained. It almost seemed like Adobe Project Managers got ahold of a copy of Dreamweaver and started modeling their next release around Dreamweaver's current interface and functionality.
We're at a point now where functionality has reached a limit...there simply isn't anymore that can be added. It's no wonder that Adobe has finally caught up to the functionality level that Dreamweaver has had for years. It was only a matter of time. Personally, I've always found Dreamweaver superior in many aspects to GoLive. GoLive just seems like a cheap ripoff like LiveMotion was to Flash.
By the way, if you decide to use Dreamweaver, please give my book a try: Dreamweaver MX Unleashed on Sams Publishing by Zak Ruvalcaba.
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Sidenote: what would you prefer for ASP.NET, Visual Studio or Dreamweaver MX 2004?
Funny thing is, I always, let me stress always, have both Visual Studio and DMX open at the same time. Visual Studio is horendous for WYSIWYG editing whereas DMX lacks in the intellisense and code-behind department. I simply Alt+Tab between the two.Quote:
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Visually, most people think GoLive and DMX match up because they have the same basic functionality ie. drag and drop behaviors, quick table editing, roundtrip graphics editing, etc. Shoot, FrontPage can do all of that. What people don't realize is that Macromedia devotes hundreds if not thousands of man hours to improve on its support for server-side application development. ASP (VBScript / JScript), ASP.NET (C# / VB.NET), PHP, and ColdFusion are all supported, and supported well. BTW, Have you seen the CSS integration? It's absoultely unreal what they've done in DMX 2004. I'm sure GoLive will follow suit in their next release....they always seem to find a way to.
Yeah, I think DMX is the first WYSIWYG editor that actually lets you use CSS for layout and does it properly. Hopefully GoLive and Visual Studio Whidbey follow suit :).Quote:
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well there is no contest I would never reccomend anyone use GL javascripts!! they are hideous (whereas DW is just a little painful (bloaty?))
True :p. The one saving grace for Macromedia's JS functions is that they work in nearly any browser created. I guess I don't really need it (most of my JS work is DOM-based since I rarely support very old browsers on the JS front) but it's useful if you do. :)Quote:
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Which is particularly good for prototyping and proof of concept work, where you want to get a prototype into user testing as soon as possible before you necessarily have time to code 100% properly. This is when the wysiwyg editor in DW comes into its own... you can whip up a quick site to test with and then build it properly in the code view laterQuote:
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From what I'm reading here, am I to understand that there is an appreciable difference between Dreamweaver MX and MX2004, particularly in CSS?
Is CSS rendering in the 2004 version 99% accurate for modern browsers? I'm asking because I'm toying with an older MX version and PROBLEMS GALORE.
css rendering in design view in mx2004 is a huge improvement over earlier versions... having said that it isn't yet perfect, if you have a very complicated layout then you will still have issues.
but you can build a pretty decent crossbrowser css site just in design view...
Of course if anyone looks at the code they might scream and claw their eyes out... well maybe not quite that bad.
The real gains for me is in the code view, you can now set you target browsers up and DW will highlight when you put in code not understood by a target browser, plus the code hints are much better too...
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Former Irish Prime Minister Dr Garret Fitzgerald continues to fight for his life in a Dublin hospital.
Doctors at the Mater hospital have placed the one time Fine Gael leader on a ventilator.
Family members have continued to hold a bedside vigil as the 85-year-old battles chronic pneumonia.
Dr Fitzgerald was rushed to hospital last week after he became ill at his Dublin home.
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He campaigned for Yes votes in both the Lisbon Treaty referendums and still writes a political and economics column for the Irish Times.
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The bar is filled with the aroma of fresh hops. The brew team is hard at work and in full force, making additions to one of the massive fermenters that dominates the rear of the space. Locals already line the bar at 3 p.m. in the afternoon; part of me wonders if they ever left from the previous days ... More >>
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Add a new chapter to the Red Hot Chili Peppers' nearly three-decade history of highs and lows: Anthony Kiedis has a bum foot, and the band's U.S. tour has been postponed. Originally, the dates were set to begin in South Florida at BankAtlantic Center on January 20 -- which is already sold out -- ... More >>
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Flickr: Peter EllisTraditionally, the Flyers' "team bonding events" involve pummeling men with different jerseys.The Philadelphia Flyers just arrived in town to play our Panthers -- on Friday night. That means the team has four days and three nights to kill before they suit up in the BankAtlantic ... More >>
The Hyatt Regency Miami, which underwent a $20 million dollar renovation last year, has unveiled its' new Pure Verde restaurant. Executive chef Michael Morris will be in charge of the snazzily-designed venue, which just months ago was a dull, aging sports bar. Morris, who previously helmed Hyatt pro ... More >>
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I actually watched Taue/Bossman the other week. It's not very... good... but there's a metric ton of quality stuff that's relatively un-pimped from February to September on AJ TV. One of my favourite years in the promotion's history, although I think '91 would be my top pick.
You can't really go wrong with the best of BattleArts from IVP. It's something I've been thinking about picking up for a long time, but the fact there's no dates on the match lists is annoying because I've seen quite a bit from 90s BattleArts, and I've already got a lot of it on DVD anyway. Late 90s BattleArts is some of my favourite stuff ever, though. Yuki Ishikawa and Daisuke Ikeda are especially fond of punting the dogpiss out of one another. Some of the stuff is ridiculously stiff, which means it's fuggin' awesome.
Yeah I thought that would be more interesting than actually good but you're totally right about some of the good stuff thats relatively unknown. I guess AJPW was so good that year that some of the stuff just flew under the radar. I've already seen Kawada destroy RVD,a Fuchi-Kikuchi match with some crazy head drops and of course I'm going to watch the more famed stuff again.
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Yep, they're still the champions of the Sunday roast at Fitzroy's cosy mod-Brit bistro. The team are friendly, your goat/beef/duck is wood fired in the courtyard oven so it's always got that smoky edge, and they're sticklers for produce (suppliers are regularly re-interviewed), so you're guaranteed quality beast and some amazing local booze like super-dry Bress cider. Fitzroy.
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We define family-friendly as no-one getting in trouble for spilling the tea. Since it's Sunday and you've got time, do the voyage to the outer 'burbs for serious yum cha action. Golden Dragon in Templestowe offers fast, delicious chaos, worth the trek for tasty open-faced pork siu mai with XO sauce – king of spicy dippers – and the softest mango pancakes in the city. Lower Templestowe.
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Every time King Obama gets his cnady-butt handed to him overseas he compensates by screwing over Americans.He has no qualms about using the power of the federal government to bully 95 year old WWII vets, cancer victims, ranchers and other Americans who don´t kiss the ground he walks on.
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Outside of North America, the Golf has been Volkswagen's bread-and-butter model for more than three decades, making the diminutive hatch one of the best selling global vehicles since its mid-Seventies launch as the Beetle's successor. But in the States, it's a totally different story. Except for a few brief periods when fuel prices spiked, the ...
Performance Icon. That two-word phrase is bandied about so often there's hardly any meaning left in its 15 letters. After all, if a Porsche 911 is rightly referred to as a performance icon, can we call a Honda Civic Si the same? And are we talking any old 911/Civic Si, or just certain years and models? For instance, there is no doubt that the B13 Nissan ...
The way Volkswagen talks up the $42,800 Touareg V6 TDI, you'd almost think it was the ninja of SUVs: a single package with so many highly developed capabilities that its gas-engined foes are annihilated and left on the side of the road with ninja shuriken lodged in their tailgates before they even realize they've been outdone. The engine alone promises ...
The Volkswagen Routan's "German Engineering" ad campaign has provided plenty of irony-laced comedic fodder for the Autoblog water-cooler, and VW's own press release doesn't help, heralding the Routan as "a stylish alternative to the minivan." An alternative to what?In a perfect world, VW would have revolutionized the moribund minivan segment with a ...
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The honchos at VW decided that Park Assist (PA) wasn't enough. That's where the car parallel parks itself while you twiddle your thumbs behind the wheel, and when the Fasten Seat Belt sign is extinguished you can get out and go on about your business. The latest development from VW is called Park Assist Vision (PAV), and it will park the car for you in any ...
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Hall Programs are hosted by every hall on campus, though each hall puts their own unique twist on the programming that happens in that hall. Foss has a few that pull in students from all over campus and people can't wait every year to attend. Some of these Foss programs include Field Games (day of fun, carnival-style games), Game Nights, End of the Semester Celebration, and the Frosted Mug Lovers, a social program sponsored by Foss and Pflueger staff members bringing together residents from both buildings experience various types of rootbeer and to talk about life in the hall and around campus.
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A new study says our Milky Way galaxy contains more than 100 billion planets - theorizing that recent discoveries have indicated that there is, on average, at least one planet per star. The study also says that a minimum of 1,500 planets within just 50 light-years of Earth. Here's the full story from the Hubblesite.org.
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Scientists from NASA's Kepler project have discovered a sun called KOI-961 with a solar system that contains three rocky planets that are smaller than Earth. The planets are too hot and close to the star to be habitable for humans but finding three exoplanets so small gives hope for the existance of a planet similar to Earth where life could exist. A year on these planets, one orbit around their sun, lasts about 2 days.
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Astronomers have found at least 10 planets to be homeless - floating freely without a parent star. It's theorized that these Jupiter-sized planets were booted from emerging star systems.
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TCU took its final turn on the road back to Omaha and it was a doozy.The Horned Frogs, down to their last three outs, scored two runs in the top of the ninth, including the go-ahead run on a suicide squeeze, to beat Pepperdine in a 6-5 thriller Monday afternoon at Lupton Stadium.With TCU trailing 5-4, Garrett Crain and Jerrick Suiter led off with singles to start the inning. Dylan Fitzgerald failed to get a bunt down in hopes of moving the runners over and fell behind 0-2. Down in the count, the bunt was no longer an option and Fitzgerald, after having worked the count to 2-2, drove a double into the right-field corner, scoring Crain to tie it at 5-5. Suiter moved to third on the double with Kyle Bacak coming to the plate.On a 1-0 count, Suiter took off on the pitch and Bacak laid down a suicide squeeze bunt toward third. Suiter scored easily to give TCU a 6-5 lead."[Third base coach Bill Mosiello] told me before Bacak even got up to bat, 'look for the squeeze on the second pitch,' " Suiter said. "Once that second pitch came, I had all the faith in the world that Bacak would get it down."Bacak, who led the team with a TCU record in sacrifices this year, said when he got the sign he was ready to give the Frogs the lead."Alright, let's get it done, let's get the run in," Bacak said he thought. "He threw a slider and I laid it down. We're resilient. We've been fighting all year. We'll keep fighting in Omaha. I knew if we got another run for Riley, he was going to close the door."Indeed, TCU closer Riley Ferrell finished the game with two perfect innings to earn the win. He struck out Bryan Langlois swinging with runners on the corners to clinch the victory. He was mobbed by teammates, who quickly dogpiled near the mound in an ecstatic celebration.TCU (47-16) returns to Omaha for the second time. The Frogs earned their 2010 CWS berth against Texas in Austin. They'll join Big 12 brothers Texas and Texas Tech at the CWS. It's the most teams from Texas to earn CWS berths in one season. TCU has won 32 of its last 36 games and hasn't lost consecutive games since March 29-30 at Oklahoma State. TCU opens against Texas Tech at 2 p.m. Sunday at TD Ameritrade Park in Omaha, Neb.Monday's elimination game in front of 4,450 in attendance had all the drama you'd expect. But for much of the day TCU trailed, as Pepperdine (43-18) took a 3-1 early lead."I can't remember playing in a game as dramatic as that in my entire life," said TCU outfielder Boomer White. "And to get to Omaha, every inning there was something new. I probably lost a year off my life."Down 4-2 with two outs in the top of the 6th, TCU rallied to score twice and tie the score at 4-4. Keaton Jones led off with a single and moved to second on Kyle Bacak's sacrifice bunt. Derek Odell then worked a walk before Boomer White, who had been hitless in nine at-bats in the series, came through with a single to right to score Jones. Kevin Cron, who had homered in his previous at-bat, slapped an RBI double down the left-field line to score Odell with the tying run.TCU threatened to go ahead in the seventh with Cody Jones facing Pepperdine reliever Matt Maurer, who had just come in with runners on first and second and two outs. But Maurer forced a fly out to end the inning.In the eighth, Pepperdine took a 5-4 lead after Langlois led-off with a single and Aaron Brown doubled off the center field wall against pitcher Jordan Kipper. TCU brought in closer Riley Ferrell to face Brad Anderson, who drove in Langlois with the go-ahead run on a sacrifice fly to right.Kipper replaced starter Tyler Alexander after a lead-off single in the fourth and retired 11 of 12 batters he faced through the seventh inning before the Waves started the eighth with two hits. Alexander's three inning stint was his shortest since returning to the rotation on April 19 in a five-inning start at Texas."The thing that's so special about this is our fans played a role in it," TCU coach Jim Schlossnagle said. "Kipper was phenomenal. I thought he kind of settled the storm there in the middle of the game."Pepperdine took a 1-0 lead in the first inning after taking advantage of a misplayed fly in right field. Fitzgerald misjudged a fly from lead-off hitter Brandon Caruso. The ball sailed over Fitzgerald's glove after he made an initial move forward. Caruso made it all the way to third with a triple as the ball rolled to the wall. Caruso scored on on Aaron Brown's single to right.TCU tied it at 1-1 in the second. Fitzgerald's two-out single was followed by singles by Keaton Jones and Kyle Bacak. Fitzgerald scored on Bacak's single to center. With the rain coming down heavily, Cody Jones tried to catch Pepperdine's third baseman off guard with a safety squeeze bunt. Keaton Jones took off for home but Austin Davidson made a great pickup and flipped the ball with his glove to the catcher to get Keaton Jones at home and end the inning.Caruso, however, pushed the Waves back in front with a two-out, two-run homer to left in the bottom of the inning. TCU's offense again was plagued with an inability to move base runners across home plate. In the fourth, the Frogs had runners on the corners with one out when Cody Jones struck out. After Derek Odell walked to load the bases A.J. Puckett replaced Jackson McClelland on the mound to face Boomer White. White got ahead in count 3-1 before Puckett got him to foul off a pitch low in the zone and then struck him out with a fastball to end the threat and leave the bases loaded. TCU left eight men on base through the first four innings. In the three-game series, TCU left 33 runners on base in the series, including 13 on Monday.Cron's solo homer to left pulled the Frogs to within 3-2 in the top of the fourth, but Aaron Brown returned the favor with a solo shot to the same spot in the bottom of the inning. It was Brown's 13th homer of the season. Cron's homer was TCU's 13th as a team in 2014 and the team's first at Lupton since May 9."The ballpark was definitely playing different than it usually is," Kipper said. "With the rain, the air was a little lighter and a bit of a breeze going outward. I thought it was a decent pitch. It was up a little bit but he put a good swing on it. No one said it was going to be easy. We had a lot of chances early in the game and weren't able to cash out, but we did it when it mattered. There's no quit in us. It's going to be a fun ride the next couple of weeks."
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A man was attacked in an attempted robbery Tuesday morning after dropping his son off at school in Evanston.
The 54-year-old man was on his way home after dropping his son off at Evanston Township High School for finals when a man blocked the intersection of Davis Street and Darrow Avenue about 7:50 a.m., Evanston police said.
Once the victim stopped the vehicle, the suspect reached inside the driver's-side window, grabbed the steering wheel and gear shift, displayed a box cutter-type knife and demanded money, police said.
The victim was cut in the head, left arm and right hand before the suspect fled on foot without getting anything, police said.
The victim was taken in good condition to Evanston North Shore University Hospital.
The suspect is described as a black man, 35-40, about 5-foot-11 with a thin build, 35-40, police said. He was wearing jeans.
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On a champ like ezreal in bot lane?
It's impossible, especially how much steriod ezreal has and how good he can kite.
Does not really need attack speed, all he needs is sanguine blade, trinity force and game over if your team doesn't gank him.
As a mage bot, do i have to build MET and then build frozen heart, so i get 45% cooldown on item and waste another slot?
Ignite. Also Thornmail basically makes no ad be able to 1v1 you. People hate on it, but it's actually really cost effective for what it does and also slot-effective in dominion because you won't fill your slots anyways.
The answer is Thornmail. It should be built before other armor items when against autoattackers -- it does an amazing job for its cost. Ninja Tabis also combines well with it and more often than not, these two cheap armor items are all you need for defense in 1v1.
Of course, if you're Ryze or someone who relies heavily on mana or CDR, go for FH instead.
ignite exec thornmail or morellos
Ignite, thornmail, morellos, or executioner's calling.
Probably the funniest build in the game is:
Annie with
Ninja Tabi, Thornmail, Void Staff, Morello's, DFG, Dcap.
Dat molten shield.
The thing with Thornmail is that you'll also want some magic penetration (like the Void Staff mentioned in that Annie build). I've ran 60 pen + Thornmail on some APs when I was getting bullied around like Rumble vs Xin + Ez and I've done Tabi + Thornmail + Void in the same situation on things like Kat vs a team of auto attackers focusing me.
So how would that autoattacker champ you dislike counter your Thornmail? Answer: MR and more life steal be it a Executioner's + Negatron, Maw, Wit's End, etc (or even a melee with scaling MR and scaling MR glyphs). So unless you have the penetration, it's not going to save you by hurting them.
The other option is the ubiquitous Frozen Heart and Warden's Mail as life steal only works on autoattacks and these items slow down the enemies ability to autoattack. They're two of the strongest items in Dominion and almost a must on tanks vs a team with 2 or more autoattackers.
In summary:
Grievous wounds is an obvious counter. Thornmail is great on APs and tanks with the magic pen. Frozen Heart and/or Warden's is better on everything else. Don't forget though that high-life-steal champions are generally DPSers and can die to burst combos before there's even a chance to start gaining back lost health with life steal. They also can't life steal when hard CC'd. Most often these champs are carries that your team should work together to take down and you shouldn't be trying to 1v1.
As has already been said, go Thornmail.
It may seem troll but I main AP and I see it done ALL the time (and do it myself). The main people I find myself doing it on are non-glass cannon assassins, EX. almost every time I play Diana you'll see it coming out as a 3rd or 4th item so that I regain my potential to 1v1 those irritating powerhouse bruisers like J4 Xin Panth etc.
Depending on what caster you're playing down bot, you since you'll be going thorn mail as opposed to building more flat AP, I would seriously recommend a build including an early guise and a page of Pen Marks and Quints otherwise the money allocation for the mail will put you behind nulling its original purpose.
Other big counter to LS that I haven't seen many other people mention is DFG. It seems kind of common sense and almost silly to mention but one of the best ways to deal with high LS is to straight global the opponent, if you are running someone like a Fizz, nothing quite ruins an LS stacking bot lane like a first item guise into Sheen into DFG. Your W's DoT already partial counters, your E allots you the gap close to ensure kill, and the DFG into W>Q>auto>ult>auto is basically a 100% guaranteed global on even the heartiest opponents (we're talking 100% to 0-ing 3 item Jayce's).
Anyways there's my 2 cents on the matter. GL
Just had an ARAM game last night where I built tri-pen (Sorc Boots, Guise, Abyssal), flat out Mpen rune page Rammus with Thornmail.
Went against a Graves with 30 kills.
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Vegan risotto is not something you typically get excited about but while trolling through the multiple communities on Google Plus that I belong to I found a conversation regarding risotto and another regarding butternut squash. I thought to myself that would be a great combination as the soft creamy texture of the butternut squash would go perfectly against the al dente texture of the risotto. Along the way I saw crimini mushrooms in my refrigerator and the light bulb went off. Why not add some crispy crimini mushrooms to add a third texture and flavor profile to this dish.
As you may know risotto is typically made with chicken stock but seeing as I don't eat meat I chose to make a vegan risotto with just water. Plain old water and nothing else. I could have used vegetable stock but what I notice when I use stock is that the risotto turns a lighter shade of brown and I wanted the rice to stay as white as possible. Of course when you add crimini mushrooms to your vegan risotto they have a tendency to lend some color to the rice but all in all you can see the mushrooms and the orange hue of the butternut squash. One thing I know about food is that we eat with our eyes first and so making food more appealing via sight is just as important as making it taste great.
With that idea in mind I am reaching out to you, the readers of my blog, for some help. I am trying to get a cookbook published and one way to do that is to generate a lot of conversation via the social media platforms that I am involved in as well as on this blog. One of the ideas I have been thinking about and working on is food photography. If the food looks great in pictures then people will be more apt to +1, like, share and re-tweet them. So, do any of you have any classes that you have taken that have helped you with food photography? What kind of camera do you use? I joined a group called Food Photography on G+ and am hoping to learn more about the art there. I am also a big fan of Cait from Caits Plate as her pictures on Instagram and her blog are always top-notch. Look at how simple this dish is and yet how great it looks in her picture:
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- Yield: 1 Bowl (1 Servings)
- Prep: 10 mins
- Cook: 1 hr 10 mins
- Ready In: 1 hr 20 mins
A simple vegan risotto that combines earthy flavors of butternut squash and mushrooms.
- 1/2 Cup Arborrio Rice
- 1 1/2 Cup Water
- 2 Cloves Garlic Minced
- 35 Grams Onion Diced
- 100 Grams Butternut Squash Sliced
- 50 Grams Crimini Mushrooms Chopped
- 1 Tsp Coconut Oil
- Pre-heat oven to 405*.
- Add sliced butternut squash to baking pan and place in oven to cook for 35 minutes or until tender.
- While butternut squash is cooking melt coconut oil on medium low heat in a heavy bottom pan.
- Once coconut oil is melted add in onions and garlic. Cook until onions are translucent and aroma fills the kitchen. Be careful not to brown the garlic.
- After aroma has filled the kitchen add in the mushrooms and cook until the turn a golden brown.
Sprinkle in salt to help extract the moisture from the onions and mushrooms and allow them to crisp a bit.
- Once mushrooms are golden brown add in arborrio rice and toast the grains for 2-3 minutes.
- Add in the water and turn up the heat to high. Bring the water to a boil while stirring. Once at a boil reduce heat to low and keep stirring.
- The arborrio will absorb the rice and after 20-25 minutes should be tender. If it is not add 1/4c of water at a time until rice is tender but al dente.
- Remove butternut squash from oven and chop into chunks and fold into the arborrio rice. Allow the flavors to combine for a few minutes and then remove from the heat and plate.
Sprinkle a litte fresh ground pepper and serve.
- Optional: sprinkle a little italian seasonings and good quality olive oil.
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Trans Ocean Ravella Stripe Red 190024 Area Rug
|Style: Outdoor , Stripes
|Collection: Trans Ocean Ravella
|Material: Polypropylene (70% Polypropylene/30% Acrylic Pile UV Stabilized)
|Weave: Tufted
|Country of Origin: China
|Color(s): Red >> Main Color(s):Misc >> Secondary Color(s):Secondary colors: Brown, Gold, Neutral
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|The Trans Ocean Ravella Stripe Red 190024 by Trans Ocean is sometimes listed with the following brand codes: RVL12190024, RVL23190024, RVL46190024, RVLR8190024, RVL57190024, RVLS8190024, RVL71190024, RVL81190024. Also, the following UPC codes: 087215053953, 087215580664, 087215580688, 087215599970, 087215930339, 087215580749, 087215930384, 087215925434
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