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This research critically examines the social legacy of mega-event hosting by looking at the experience of Guangzhou, China, in hosting the Summer Asian Games in November 2010.
The key aim of this project is to investigate socio-spatial impacts of mega-event preparation upon the livelihood of rural-to-urban migrant workers and poor local residents who live in those vulnerable neighbourhoods earmarked for demolition as part of the Games preparation.
Focusing on poor neighbourhoods and migrants' enclaves in Guangzhou, this project investigates the socio-spatial impacts of mega-event preparation upon the livelihood of rural-to-urban migrant workers and poor local residents (consisting of work-poor households, retired households and unemployed or laid-off households) who live in these vulnerable neighbourhoods earmarked for demolition.
The project involves field visits to Guangzhou, questionnaire surveys on three neighbourhoods and qualitiative in-depth interviews with local residents, local government officials, planners and academic experts. The collected data from this research project are expected to provide a rich contextual understanding of how the Games are experienced by the city, and also, how urban spatial restructuring has been facilitated by the intervention of the Games-related projects in Guangzhou's existing urban planning and development framework.
It is envisaged that the project outcome would establish a solid platform upon which a comparative project can be developed to bring the experiences of mega-event hosting in both Global South and North.
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Project period: April 2009 - July 2011
Funding: STICERD/LSE Annual Fund New Researcher Award (2009 - 2011)
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This week has been pretty hectic. We've already been back at school for a week and this is the first time I've really had a chance to do anything else other than study. We've had so many readings and work to do to prepare for this trip, but I'm really excited about going to South Africa. I'm getting a little nervous about flying because this will be my first time. I'm sure everything will be alright though. Well that's all for now. I have to get back to studying. When we actually get to Jo'burg I'll be able to write a little more and hopefully it'll be more exciting. Until then I'll just be studying. : )
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Healthcare reform: "The Affordable Care Act: What does it mean to your business?" will be the topic of a panel discussion at the Lakeshore Chamber of Commerce's business expo and luncheon Sept. 26 at Dynasty Banquets, 4125 Calumet Ave. Lunch will be from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. and the business expo immediately following until 6 p.m. Booths and sponsorships are available for the expo. For more information, call the Lakeshore Chamber at 931-1000. The expo brochure may be viewed and downloaded at www.lakeshorechamber.com.
Car seat check: Certified child passenger safety technicians are offering a free clinic Sept. 21 at NorthShore Health Centers, 2490 Central Ave., to help parents determine if child car seats and booster seats are properly installed in their vehicles. The service will be offered from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. The evaluation takes approximately 30 minutes. Visit childseat.in.gov for a list of locations that provide safety inspections and a toll-free phone number to speak with experts about the proper installation of child safety seats or call NorthShore Health Centers at 763-8112, Ext. 5510 for more information on the clinic.


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Samuel L. Jackson Cast in 'Robocop' (UPDATE: Aimee Garcia Cast)
[UPDATE #9] Aimme Garcia is set to join Robocop as "a scientist who helps put together the Robocop with his creator, played by Gary Oldman." Garcia is currently filming the new (and her second) season of Dexter, playing Dexter's nanny and the sister to Angel Batista (David Zayas).
[UPDATE #8] Forget everything you thought you knew about Robocop's villain, because now he'll be played by Michael Keaton. This news is extremely exciting, couldn't have asked for a better cast actor than Keaton. The news has been announced by director José Padilha via a statement: "Michael is the final addition to the amazing cast we have assembled for this film and it is so great to have the last puzzle piece in place."
[UPDATE #7] Hugh Laurie is out, Clive Owen may be in. MGM is talking to a small group of actors to take on the role, which includes Owen as the filthy rich CEO of Omni Corp.
[UPDATE #6] Marianne Jean-Baptiste has joined the film, playing Police Chief Karen Dean.
[UPDATE #5] Michael K. Williams, aka. Omar Little from The Wire, has joined the cast of Robocop "supposedly [playing] Kinnaman's partner in the film". He's so going to die in film, what a waste of talent.
[UPDATE #4] Jennifer Ehle has joined the cast of Robocop as Liz Kline. No details are known on the character and speculation to attribute it to a previous role on the original seems to be futile. Check back soon when more details arrive.
[UPDATE #3] Looks like Robocop will be welcoming the always captivating Jackie Earle Hayley as Maddox, "the guy who dispenses the military training to Robocop." Jay Baruchel is also circling a role in the film.
[UPDATE #2] Looks the (long-awaited?) end of House was a really good thing for Hugh Laurie who's now in negotiations to play "the evil and ultra-rich CEO of Omnicorp, the company that makes Robocop."
[UPDATE #1] Abbie Cornish has been offered the female lead in the Robocop remake, directed by Jose Pahilha and starring Joel Kinnaman in the title role. Cornish "has been offered the role of his wife, who thinks she is a widow."
[Original] Another high-profile remake has landed the highest grossing actor of all time. Get That M****F****** actor on that M****F****** film set. The Robocop remake has landed Samuel L. Jackson for the Sony/MGM remake of the 1987 sci-fi action movie. He'll be appearing with Gary Oldman (The Dark Knight), as Robocop's creator, and Joel Kinnaman (The Killing), as the titular cyborg.
Directed by Jose Padilha, Kinnaman will play "a cop named Alex Murphy who is brought back from the brink of death and turned into a cyborg police officer." Jackson will play Pat Novak, "a charismatic media mogul and a powerful force in the Robocop world."
The film will begin shooting in Toronto and slated to begin in September for Summer 2013 release.
Jackson can be seen as Nick Fury in The Avengers and is currently shooting Quentin Tarantino's Django Unchained.
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Wilmington College honored juniors and seniors for academic achievement and leadership activities April 28 at its 33rd annual Student Recognition Ceremony.
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The word "hunger" conjures images of impoverished children in Africa's Sudan or Rwanda, but persons in Clinton County are too often going to bed with empty stomachs. In conjunction with Wilmington College's third annual Food Symposium March 20, a group of 27 students, faculty and staff placed 13,000 white garden stakes in the campus mall Thursday afternoon.
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I don't think I'll be joining. Looks like just another place to despair at the massive number of stupid people in the world.
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Yes, though I found it slightly more cheering that the two columns, (one for the motion and one against), made it clear that there were quite a few sensible ones too.
There were some good ideas for debates too.
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At Centerplate we craft and deliver "Craveable Experiences. Raveable Results." for more than 115 million guests each year in over 300 prominent entertainment, sports and convention venues across North America and the United Kingdom. Centerplate has provided event hospitality to 30 official U.S. Presidential Inaugural Balls, 13 Super Bowls, 21 World Series, the 2010 Winter Olympic Games, and the largest plated dinner in history. Recently, the company was named the fastest growing restaurant/hospitality group in the United States by Nation's Restaurant News, and has recently expanded operations in the United Kingdom.
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Check out our new Dessert Cart that will visit your suite during the event. It features our own house baked goods along with selections from Michelle's Pies, Sweet and Simple, and cordials served in chocolate shot glasses.
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We proudly feature hot dog and hamburger buns from Chaves Bakery of Bridgeport here at Webster Bank Arena.
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Sections 106 & 114 offer chicken tenders, philly cheesesteak sandwiches, grilled chicken, Hummel hot dogs, and hamburgers from Pat Lafreida Meats. Also try our variety of French fry options, including cheese fries and delicious garlic fries.
Section 104 delights fans with foot long and regular Hummel hot dogs, nachos grande, pretzels, and churros.
Section 102 is our Pizza location featuring our hand stretched New Haven style thin crust pizza. Cheese, pepperoni, or white available by the slice.
Section 118 brings you our Narragansett beer battered clam strip roll, foot long and regular Hummel hot dogs, pretzels, and the sweet fried dough. Also try a signature item, Bacon on a Stick here. It's thickly sliced pork belly seared, dunked in our maple chipotle glaze, then finished for a nice crisp!
At section 116 you can find chicken quesadillas, nachos grande, pretzels, and Hummel hot dogs.
Above section 212 for Sound Tigers games only we have the Harborview Pub featuring an "All You Can Eat Picnic Feast" with hamburgers, hot dogs, salads, and cookies. All items also available a la carte.
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"Local Fairfield": Near the main doors featuring pulled pork sandwiches from Wilson's BBQ and Liquid Lunch soups.
The Carvery: Just past section 102 featuring freshly carved sandwiches.
Joe's Missing Link (Section 103): Sausage grinders with custom made sausages from Joe in Milford.
Timothy's Ice Cream Cart (Section 102): A Black Rock mainstay since 1982 now hand dipped right at Webster Bank Arena.
Snack Attack (Section 117): Hummel hot dogs, freshly popped popcorn, pretzels, candy, cracker jacks, peanuts, and churros.
Rita's (Sections 114 & 106) Featuring handmade local ice cream since 1982.
Sweet Street (Sections 104 & 116): Cotton candy, sno cones, and fresh squeezed lemonade.
All of our bars are stocked with quality liquor, wine, draft, and bottled beer. We feature beer selections ranging from big name imports and domestics to crafts and microbrews from the next town over all the way to the pacific coast. In addition to the Limerick Pub you can find…
Atrium Bar - Located in the atrium by section 113 right next to the smoking section.
Harborview Pub - Located behind section 112 on level 2.
Two Roads Brewery - Between the two main doors you can find brewery fresh beers on tap from our craft brewing friends in Stratford.
Karma/Ripe Margaritas - We've brought together Karma, a handmade small batch premium tequila, with Ripe Bar Juice from New Haven. The result is a fresh, well balanced, and quite delicious margarita. You can find their cart between the two main doors.
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Date: March 16, 2009
On Monday, March 16 our Warburg Lecturer was Ambassador Charles F. Dunbar. His topic was "AF-PAK: New Name, Same Crisis." Ambassador Dunbar, who is currently Professor of International Relations at Boston University and was the Warburg Professor at Simmons (2001-2004), examined a situation that he considers "the Obama Administration's most complex and intractable national security problem." Ambassador Dunbar's assessment is that we are "closer to failure that when we began" with the overthrow of the Taliban more than seven years ago. In his lecture, Ambassador Dunbar discussed the foreign policy options available to the United States in AF(ghanistan)-PAK(istan).
Ambassador Dunbar drew on his extensive diplomatic and academic experience that includes service in Afghanistan as political officer (1967-70) and as Charge d'Affaires (1981-83). He later developed and helped execute in the State Department a strategy for strengthening the political dimension of the Afghan resistance to the Soviet occupation. Ambassador Dunbar also served as Ambassador to Qatar (1983-85) and to Yemen (1988-91) and elsewhere in the Moslem world (Iran 1963-67, Morocco 1973-75, Algeria 1975-78, Mauritania 1978-80).
Following his thirty-one year career in the Foreign Service, Ambassador Dunbar was President of the Cleveland Council on World Affairs and during that time taught at Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland State University, and Hiram College. In 1998, he was also the UN Secretary General's Special Representative responsible for the Western Sahara issue.


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Okay, so I've been quiet for a while. I haven't posted since waaaay back during the 2010 postseason, when two teams (I can't remember their names...something like the Flyhawks and the Blackbullies) were trying to win Lord Stanley's Cup.
Jokes aside: congratulations to whatever team won the Cup this year. Treat it with respect, and remember, you're only borrowing it. Be sure to return it to Dave Andreychuk's rec-room when you're finished.
The Lightning are rebuilding their front office, and GM Steve Yzerman has picked Guy Boucher for head coach. Um, okay. People seem excited. Apparently he's won games (and people's hearts) in the AHL. We'll see how he does in the big league. He should at least be able to beat the self-sabotaging antics of the last bunch.
But what about players? The draft is coming, and then free agency. Time for buy-outs, qualifying offers, all that type of shite. The annual roster retool is coming up. Bring it, ja?
For in depth analysis, I headed down to Thunder's, the local Lightning bar, to talk with the other Bolt goons. There I found Ramone, our local cynic, downing popcorn shrimp and Bloody Marys. Carter J. Lizardman was there as well, in all his trench-coat-and-fedora glory. "Gentlemen," I said, setting down a pitcher of draft beer, "how do our forwards look?"
"Solid," croaked Carter in his lizard-person voice. "Forwards are good. If the RFAs resign and the dead wood walks, we'll have room for a few bit-part signings, and the young guns like Panik and Ashton and Wright can fill the holes."
"Sounds paper thin to me, trash-diaper," Ramone said. "You need some proven scorers to fill the gaps, not AHL prospects, and you need to sign more than just the next versions of Veilleux and Bochenski. We need some freakin' NHLers, ass-clot."
"Okay," I said. "So we have some differing opinions. Who would you sign, Ramone?"
Ramone gulped from his Bloody Mary and muttered something about pulling a rabbit from a hat.
"Okay, how about defence?" I asked.
"Need to resign Foster," said Lizardman. "If Ranger plays, we're not bad. His offence might have meant a few more wins last year. But a tough, steady, stay-at-home type who can play 16-20 minutes without throwing the puck away every second shift would make a big difference."
"Buy out Meszaros," said Ramone. "Or trade him, if there's anyone out there who needs a useless, expensive defenceman. Call Glen Sather."
"He's never played to potential in Tampa," I said. "I'd like to see what Boucher can do with him. But moving on: goalies."
"Have to assume Niittymaki's gone," said Ramone. "And Smith is not enough. I bet we could sign Jose Theodore for two-thirds of what he got paid last time."
"We would have to sign a guy like that long term," said Carter J. Lizardman. "We need someone to just hold the fort until one of the prospects develops. We got goalie prospects out the wazoo."
"I'll give you a wazoo, turd-helmet," said Ramone. "I'm sick of having goalies that look like they washed up on the beach. Let's get something real."
I told Carter and Ramone about my suggested plan to sign Michael Leighton from the Flyers. "No, no, no," said the lizard. "He wasn't that good in the playoffs. The Flyers sheltered him. And Philly is an all-time running gag of bad goalie jokes, and you want to sign one of their cast-offs two years in a row? Not good enough. Set your sights higher."
"Yeah, nut-sniff," Ramone said. "Sign someone real. Someone Smith has to chase."
"Right," I said. "How about the draft?"
"Best player," said Carter, "but no goalies. Seriously, what do we have, five goalie projects? Enough."
"We draft sixth, right?" asked Ramone. "We needed real deals on forward and defence. Get the best player and give him a year or two. No matter what position he is, we'll need him in a year or two."
"Because, crap-hammer, we've got no depth. Sit back and let Stevie Y fill the cupboard. Don't be in such a rush to promote kids."
"I like the kids," Carter croaked.
I finished my beer and left, feeling like I'd accomplished nothing. But it felt good to talk about the Bolts for a while, even if it was with two imaginary degenerates like Ramone and Carter. Okay! Back to the real world.


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There are over 900 churches in Rome but only four greater, or patriarchal churches, which come directly under the Pope and have a papal altar: San Pietro in Vaticano (St. Peter's Basilica) is the heart, home and spiritual capital for over one billion Catholics around the world; Santa Maria Maggiore; San Paolo Fuori le Mura and San Giovanni in Laterano (St. John in Lateran).
One of the most recognizable squares in Rome, St. Peter's Square lies in front of St. Peter's Basilica and over a portion of the Necropolis, or City of the Dead. Along each side are Bernini's semi-circular colonnades, on top of which are 140 marble statues of saints looking down upon the piazza. In the middle is a large Egyptian obelisk, originally erected in Heliopolis by King Nuncores and moved to Rome by Emperor Caligula (34-41 A.D.).


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On the Border Serves $4.3M Deal (Real Deals)
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A 1.51-acre eatery development in Sherwood tipped the scales at $4.3 million.
Manganaro's Hero Boy Inc. of New York bought the On the Border project at 6000 Warden Road from OTB Acquisition LLC of Irving, Texas.
OTB acquired the location for $918,000 in April 2013 from Sherwood Forest LLC of San Antonio.
School Assembly
Land for a middle school campus in west Little Rock was assembled in two deals totaling $4.2 million. The Little Rock School District purchased 43.5 acres, most of which is on the east side of Katillus Road north of Cantrell Road.
The sellers were the William L. Adams Family Trust and William and Iva Adams, 40 acres for $3.4 million; and Professional Property Co. LLC, led by Sam Winstead, 3.5 acres near the northwest corner of Katillus and Cantrell roads.
The PPC parcel was part of the 26.7-acre Leisure Arts development at 5701 Ranch Road. However, it was excluded from the $12.5 million sale to Baptist Health in April 2013.
Leisure Arts bought the land as part of a $1.4 million deal with Johnson Ranch Partnership, led by Ed Willis.
The Adams family had owned their property since striking a deal with F.R. and Effie Worstel in 1942.
Trane Transaction
A 60,000-SF office-warehouse facility in west Little Rock shifted ownership in a $2.75 million transaction.
VHV Partnership, led by Robert Vogel, acquired the 50 percent stake in the Trane Arkansas project at 19 Col. Glenn Plaza Drive. The seller is Lay Family Revocable Trust, led by Gary Lay.
The other half of the development is owned by Robert A. Vogel Management LLC.
The 5.82-acre location was part of a 110-acre tract purchased for $3.8 million in January 1998 from St. Vincent Infirmary Medical Center of Little Rock.
Ryder Acquisition
A 5.72-acre property in North Little Rock changed hands in a $475,000 sale.
Ryder Vehicle Sales LLC of Miami bought the property at 11501 Interstate 40 from Harris Family Co. LLC, led by Bolton Harris II.
The Harris family has owned the land since B.T. and Floy Harris bought it as part of a July 1950 deal with Butane Wholesale Gas Co.
Courts House
A 4,388-SF house in The Courts neighborhood of west Little Rock's Chenal Valley development rang up a $523,000 transaction.
Phillip and Keya Pointer purchased the house from Jeremy and Jennifer Nipps. The deal is financed with a three-year loan of $496,850 from First Security Bank of Searcy.
The residence previously was tied to an April 2010 mortgage of $414,878 held by Little Rock's Bank of the Ozarks.
The Nipps family bought the location for $63,000 in December 2004 from KT Builders Inc., led by Kenny Whitfield.
Chapel Ridge Funding
A 122-unit apartment project in Little Rock is backed with a $6.24 million funding agreement.
Little Rock Housing Associates II Ltd., led by Ernest R. Coleman Jr., received the loan through Red Mortgage Capital LLC of Dallas.
The 10.1-acre Chapel Ridge Southwest development at 9400 Stagecoach Road previously was linked with a November 2002 bond issue of $6.6 million through the Pulaski County Public Facilities Board.
The limited partnership acquired the site for $433,000 in November 2002 from Ann Terry Pincus and Terry Family Ltd., led by F. William Terry.
Walgreens Mortgage
The owner of a Walgreens project in west Little Rock picked up a $4.4 million financial package.
Merlander Family Irrevocable Trust of Palos Verdes Estates, Calif., obtained the five-year loan from Wells Fargo Bank of Sioux Falls, S.D.
The 1.67-acre development at 15500 Chenal Valley Parkway previously was tied to a November 2008 mortgage of $4.73 million held by Bank of the West of San Franciso.
The project was purchased for $7.75 million more than five years ago from Chenal & Wellington Hills 2007 LLC, led by Jeff Nicholas.
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The NOAA-supported Northeast Regional Climate Center is currently reviewing temperature data for 2012 from throughout the 12-state region, and researchers have discovered that for most major sites--including Washington, DC, Boston, Philadelphia and New York City--it was the hottest year ever recorded--something we tend to overlook when we're in the midst of storms and blizzards.
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Ernst & Young announces judges for Entrepreneur Of The Year Award 2011
Ernst & Young today announced the independent judging panel for its Entrepreneur Of The Year (EOY) Award 2011 in the UAE.
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The award recognises and champions entrepreneurs who have built successful, growing and dynamic businesses and honor their entrepreneurial excellence. This year's UAE finalists will be announced on 19 March 2012, with the winner named on 9 April 2012 at a gala dinner in Dubai.
The judging panel for the 2011 EOY awards consists of five industry luminaries. These include HE Huda Al Matroushi, Board Member – Abu Dhabi Chamber of Commerce, Selim El Zyr, CEO – Rotana Group, Sujit Parhar, CEO – TABREED, Farhan Al Bastaki, Acting CEO – Siraj Finance and Thom Deen, CEO & Founder – Focus 360° Arabia.
Ashraf Abu-Sharkh, Partner and UAE Entrepreneur Of The Year Leader, Ernst & Young, said: "The EOY judges are highly successful, accomplished entrepreneurs and business leaders who provide inspiration for the next generation. We are very appreciative of their continuing commitment and support to nurturing entrepreneurs in the UAE. This year, they will pass critical judgment over a range of dynamic businesses. They will also single out entrepreneurs who have demonstrated excellence and extraordinary success in innovation and financial performance."
Since its inception, the EOY program has honored the inspirational leadership of entrepreneurs such as Jeff Bezos of Amazon.com, Michael Dell of Dell, Herb Kelleher of Southwest Airlines, Fred Smith of FedEx, Larry Page and Sergey Brin of Google, Ruth Fertel of Ruth's Chris, Richard Schulze of Best Buy, Howard Lutnick of BGC Partners and Cantor Fitzgerald, and many more.
Now in its 26th year, the EOY awards recognize outstanding entrepreneurs for their vision, innovation, courage, and leadership in building and growing successful businesses – businesses that influence the way we live, the products and services we depend on, and the economic vibrancy of our local communities and global markets. A truly international program, EOY covers over 140 cities in 50 countries worldwide. This year's winner from the UAE will have an opportunity to be crowned the global winner of the EOY Awards in a ceremony in Monaco, in June, 2012.
"According to Ernst & Young's quarterly Rapid-Growth Markets Forecast, 15 million young people will enter the workforce in Qatar, UAE, KSA and Egypt over the next decade. Promoting entrepreneurship and creating the right environment for new businesses is therefore of paramount importance to create employment. Providing exceptional entrepreneurs in the UAE with EOY's global platform will not only showcase their own businesses and champion their successes, but will also encourage other budding entrepreneurs in the UAE to follow in the footsteps of these exceptional businessmen and women," concluded Ashraf.
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From Bridget Jones' triumphant moment to Julia Roberts in Pretty Woman, these ladies knew how to say get lost with style.
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The Situation: Based on the founding of Facebook and the life of its young creator, Mark Zuckerberg, The Social Network begins in a random Boston bar. Socially awkward Harvard student Mark Zuckerberg (Jesse Eisenberg) is on date with his long-time Boston University girlfriend Erica Albright (Rooney Mara). Lost in a deeply one-sided conversation, Mark manages to insult Erica's intelligence and values in what can only be described as a rapid-fire stream of consciousness. Erica gets more and more infuriated, realizing that, while Mark may be brilliant, he is not a nice guy. She immediately dumps him with brutal honesty.Quote: "You are probably going to be a very successful computer person. But you're going to go through life thinking that girls don't like you because you're a nerd. And I want you to know, from the bottom of my heart, that that won't be true. It'll be because you're an ass. " - Erica Albright (Rooney Mara)Why It Works: Erica's swift action and harsh words remind women everywhere that respect and kindness are not negotiable traits in a relationship.
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If you haven't noticed I have been gone for a few months now. I have not had any motivation to blog lately. I have still been cooking and running I just haven't felt compelled to document any of it on here. It has felt like a chore and that is not what I want out of my blog, it should be enjoyable. I am going to stop blogging for now. I won't delete it. I just won't be posting anymore. Who knows maybe I will return to blogging in a few months or years. I still check my email though, so feel free to email me anytime. Goodbye :)
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Hi guys. First off, this post has no pictures. I wanted to post pictures but apparently I have reached my limit on blogger?! Well that is unless I want to pay for an upgrade :/ I am thinking about creating a wordpress account. I would use the same blog name and everything. Let me know if you think this is a good idea :) I will let you all now in a follow up post what I decide to do. But onto todays picture-less post.
This past weekend I was in Edinburgh with my family. My brother has been looking at universities and that was one that was on his list. Since he had a long weekend, my family decided to just spend the weekend there. I flew up to meet them and we had a great time (even if I only was with them for 36 hours)!
This past weekend I was in Edinburgh with my family. My brother has been looking at universities and that was one that was on his list. Since he had a long weekend, my family decided to just spend the weekend there. I flew up to meet them and we had a great time (even if I only was with them for 36 hours)!
On Friday evening, we went to dinner at a restaurant that was a the top of a museum The view was really nice and that was about the only thing that was nice! It sounds harsh but I was really unimpressed by the meal. For a starter I had a warm squid salad with fennel. It was fine but it was almost as if the chef had forgotten to add the acid (some lemon juice would have been perfect) and salt!! It was also an extremely small portion. Then for the main I had fish with peppers and potatoes. This portion was HUGE. It tasted fine but was nothing special. I just got the cheese for dessert which was again, mediocre. It was quite a disappointing meal, but I was happy to spend time with my family and catch up.
Saturday my mom and I went on a food tour! It was really interesting. We went to various restaurants and wine/whiskey bars and tried different foods and drinks. It lasted nearly 4 hours and we were SO full by the end of it. We definitely shouldn't have eaten lunch beforehand! Although, lunch was good. We ate at a cute cafe where I had bean and tomato soup and granary bread sandwich with spicy prawn filling.
Of course I wasn't hungry for dinner because of our day of eating but we already had a booking. We ate at The Witchery which was better than the night before. I really enjoyed our meal. For starters I had a fish soup (we had this soup over Spring Break when we were in the south of France) which you eat with toasted bread, grated cheese, and a garlic aioli. I had baked salmon with greens and baked sweet potato chips for my main. To be honest I was so completely full that I couldn't even THINK about dessert! My brother ordered this really dense chocolate tart though which looked delicious!
It was a great trip; however, 36 hours is WAY to short of a time to spend in such an interesting city. I will definitely try to go back sometime soon and explore it more :)
Have you been to Edinburgh?
Have you done any food tours of cities before?
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Sunday, November 25, 2012
Quick and Easy Sunday Morning Pacakes
I have really been craving pancakes for a while now. I always like to experiment with different recipes and I found one which used cottage cheese. As you know from my last post, I just purchased some and have been trying to figure out what to do with it. This seemed like the perfect idea.
Also, you might notice there is no sugar in this recipe. At first I was a bit hesitant, but after making them realised they really don't need the sugar. The banana and sauce provide more than enough sweetness!
I don't usually choose to put blueberries (or fruit for that matter) on pancakes because I think it ruins them. I had no peanut butter or chocolate chips in the house though, so I had to resort to fruit. I was very pleasantly surprised though; these were delicious!
Cottage Cheese Pancakes with Blueberry Sauce
-1 large egg
-1/3c cottage cheese
-1 small banana
-1.5T ground flax
-2t whole wheat flour
-1/2c frozen blueberries
-1t honey
-butter for pan
Simply mix the egg to flour together. Heat a pan and grease with butter. Pour the batter on and cook until golden brown. Flip and repeat. this made four medium sized pancakes.
For the sauce, simply heat the blueberries and honey over medium heat. Then pour over pancakes and top with cinnamon.
Have you used cottage cheese in pancakes before?
What do you like in/on your pancakes?
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Wednesday, November 21, 2012
Happy Wednesday everyone. If you haven't already head over to Jenn's blog to check out what all the other bloggers have been eating lately.
I am definitely ready to start decorating for Christmas. There is such a long break between Halloween and Christmas that it is hard to fill the gap. Fortunately, I have been so busy with Uni work that I haven't had to much time to dwell on it. The weather has been around 10 degrees so it actually feels really warm for this time of year; but I am not complaining, it means I can still wear shorts when i run :) I am planning on doing some baking soon. So far there are just two items on my list: apple cake and molasses cookies.
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Tomatoes from my vegetable box, sprouted bread, avocado, smoked salmon
This was my take on a salad Nicoise
Soft Boiled Egg
Smoked salmon, potatoes, and broccoli
This is my favoutite take on the classic Korean dish Bimbap
I absolutely love to make this because it has so many different layers, textures, and flavours.
This particular version has matchstick carrot pieces with edamame and sesame seeds sauteed in some soy sauce.
Two poached eggs
Tofu blocks marinated in ginger, garlic, and soy and then quickly cooked on both sides.
And finally, a mix of quinoa with amaranth and chia seeds with some crumbled seaweed.
It. Is. So. Good. Try it.
Finally, this is a little snapshot of my homemade ricotta. It was pretty decent for a first attempt and I am looking forward to experimenting more with making ricotta (and possibly other cheeses) over the holidays. In this batch I simply took some milk, heated it on the stove until it was ALMOST boiling. I turned off the heat and added some vinegar (unfortunately all I had was white balsamic which made the flavour a little strange). I slowly mixed it and stopped when it curdled. I left it for 5 minutes and then poured it into a bowl with a sieve and some coffee filters (I don't have cheese cloth). I let it sit for about twenty minutes and then enjoyed it with some almonds, pear, and manuka honey. Like I said next time I might try a different acid like lemon juice or a more neutral vinegar.
Any ideas of what else I should bake for the coming Christmas season?
Any tips/tricks on making homemade ricotta?
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Tuesday, November 20, 2012
Vegetable Curry
I have still been so busy. My second year of uni so far has been incredible but in so many different ways than last year. First off, I am going out way less than last year, which is actually really nice. I have more time to focus on my work, running, and finding a placement internship for next year.
I have been going to a lot more of the cross country events with my running club. Although the distance is much shorter than I would like (usually around 5k, while the boys get to run 10k!) it has been really fun. The most recent race was run in Wimbledon Commons and it was by far my favourite race so far. The weather was beautiful and the course was so much fun. It had been raining for a few days so the ground was so muddy and it was super hilly! It reminded me of running back home; I loved it! The one problem I have with England is that it is so flat! I love running hills so this course was really fun.
Sorry for the rubbish pictures but now that it gets dark at basically half three, there is no hope of having good lighting :/
Now for the recipe I have. This was honestly the best thing that I have eaten in such a long time. It was DELICIOUS! I've been receiving my Abel and Cole Veg box for two weeks now and I finally decided to try one of the recipes from their site. I did alter it though, so here is my adaptation:
-1 large carrot, chopped
-1 large parsnip, chopped
-1 small head of romanesco cauliflower, chopped
-1 T olive oil
-salt and pepper
-2 cloves garlic, minced
-1 T fresh ginger, chopped
-1 small onion, chopped
-1T soy sauce
-1T olive oil
-chili flakes, to taste
-1t turmeric
-1t pb2 (I have run out of peanut butter, or else I would have used that!)
-1 can coconut milk
-250 vegetable stock
-frozen spinach
-serve with barley, chickpeas, and cottage cheese, or paneer
Toss the vegetables in the oil and salt and pepper. Roast in the oven until tender, about 25 minutes.
Blend from garlic to the pb2 in a food processor. Add the coconut milk and stock until combined. Put roasted vegetables in a large saucepan. Add the sauce mixture and frozen spinach and simmer for about 10 minutes.
Serve with cooked chickpeas and barley and cottage cheese.
I have actually never bought cottage cheese before, but I did on a whim today. I tasted it by its self and, to be honest, it wasn't as bad as I had initially thought it was going to be. After deciding I was going to make this curry for dinner, I though that the cottage cheese, which is similar to paneer, would be the perfect accompaniment. It was really delicious with the curry and definitely completed the meal.
Have you tried cottage cheese? Do you like it? How do you eat it?
Are you a huge Lana del Rey fan like me? What do you think of the Paradise Edition?? :)
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Saturday, November 10, 2012
Vegetable Box and Where I Have Been
It's long overdue, but here is my Halloween costume:
It was hard to get a picture of the whole outfit.
Like I said before, I was wonder woman.
This year has been so busy! I have less hours than last year, but for some reason I am always out of the house. Since I am not living on campus, I guess a lot of my time is spent walking to campus; which I don't mind because it is good exercise. I do have a lot of lab hours though, which is stressful and means you really have to apply yourself! Despite being busier, I am really enjoying my second year of uni so far.
I finally ordered a vegetable box! I went with the company Abel and Cole. For my first order I went with just the vegetable box, but I have changed it for next week to include fruit. Anyways, for this week I got: onions, tomatoes, potatoes, carrots, cabbage, peppers, and broccoli. I'm looking forward to creating some interesting recipes.
Here are some meals I've been eating lately:
Snap peas in soy sauce
Barley "fried rice"
Smoked salmon
I have been loving soft tofu lately. I like to eat it raw with soy sauce. It is such a quick and easy meal, but so satisfying.
Sauteed green peppers
Tofu with sesame seeds
Since it is getting dark so early now the quality of my food pictures is getting worse :(
Again with the tofu. But this time I had it with avocado, edamame, and sliced cucumbers marinated in vinegar.
How do you like to eat tofu?
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Wednesday, October 31, 2012
Happy Halloween Everyone! I'm really excited for tonight. My house is all dressing up as superheros. So I am going to be wonder woman and am really happy with my costume. Although it is halloween, unfortunately I don't have any spooky or even pumpkin themed eats for today :( I have just been too busy lately to bake. But before I get onto my eats, don't forget to check out everyone else's spooky posts for today. Head over to Jenn's blog to check them out :)
I love savoury oats and I always forget how much I love them!
Oats with chia, flax and salt with spinach, a boiled egg, and edamame.
Frozen mango with greek yogurt and mixed seeds
Prawns with snap peas and scrambled eggs with soy sauce.
That was a pretty quick post but I have to run off to lectures and then I have a race and then Halloween!! Hope you all have a great day :D
What are you dressing up as for Halloween?
What is your favourite Halloween candy?
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After rough second half in '12, White Sox' Paul Konerko looks ready to go
BY DARYL VAN SCHOUWEN firstname.lastname@example.com March 24, 2013 9:17PM
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Updated: March 25, 2013 12:23AM
GLENDALE, Ariz. — If Paul Konerko seemed a bit distracted Sunday — he struck out twice and grounded out against Royals starter Jeremy Guthrie, halting a nine-game hitting streak — you'll have to cut him some slack.
Konerko was keeping track of nine Little Leaguers from his son's baseball team before the game, which goes with the territory of being a father of four. That's a lot of candy-induced energy to keep in check while getting ready for a major-league baseball game.
(An aside: The Konerko nine were more interested in a free dive into the Sox' clubhouse supply of candy than receiving high-fives from third baseman Jeff Keppinger. Kids these days).
Konerko, 37, is ready, though. Take it from hitting coach Jeff Manto.
"He's having a better spring training as far as preparation goes compared to last year,'' Manto said. "I'm seeing a whole lot more energy than I saw last year, and there's a lot more certainty this year.''
Entering Sunday, Konerko was tied for second in the Cactus League with five homers and ranked sixth with a .712 slugging percentage. He also was among the leaders in RBI (12), hits (20) and average (.385).
"The ball is coming off his bat better earlier than it did last year,'' Manto said. "Last spring, he told me he starts to feel it right about the last week and a half or so of spring training. And, sure enough, the ball started coming off his bat, and you could tell he was ready. But this year, it was like the second week, and I was like, 'Wow.' And it hasn't stopped. So he's really in a good place.''
Konerko's production dropped off in the second half last season after a torrid first half. He finished with a .298 batting average and 26 homers and saw his RBI drop to 75, his fewest since he had 62 in 2008.
There were physical issues that Konerko dealt with but won't use as an excuse: a concussion, getting hit in the face with a pitch and dealing with a floating chip in his wrist.
"He had that great first half,'' Manto said. "He's such a great teammate and great player. There were things like the wrist and the uncertainty of how you feel with the concussion. It had to be scary.
"I'm probably out of place saying this, but he was probably a little uncertain himself. He continued to play with the pain in his wrist. He played extremely hurt last year. And I'm sure with the concussion, that's a little scary. It's tough, but he played through all that because of his unselfishness. That's the type of player he is.''
Adam Dunn knows how physical discomfort can throw a hitter off track. After his appendectomy in April 2011, he came back too soon and was slightly bent over in his stance because he lost core strength.
"Your mind tells you that you can do things, that you can swing a bat,'' Dunn said. "But if I watch 2000-whatever video of myself and then two years ago, I don't even know who that is. It felt normal, but when I see it, really, it's weird, but I don't recognize who that is. Then when you're finally healthy, you've put yourself in bad habits, and it's too late.
"I don't want to speak for [Konerko], but he feels good at the plate, and that's good for us.''
Konerko's calling card has always been his ability to turn on fastballs on the inner half of the plate. And he's still doing that, Manto said.
"You can't get there,'' Manto said. "From the coaching side or scouting side, you measure hitters, and he's not showing any signs of misfiring on that pitch at all. It's still not a good place to go.''
Royals 8, White Sox 2
FOR THE RECORD: The Sox (11-12-3) fell below .500 for the first time, while the Royals (21-6) built on the best spring-training record in baseball.
ONE SPOT TO GO: Manager Robin Ventura confirmed that Angel Sanchez will be on the team as the utility infielder. Corner infielder Conor Gillaspie, outfielder Dewayne Wise and catcher Hector Gimenez round out the bench. The only roster spot to be determined is in the bullpen if Jesse Crain (groin) isn't ready. Brian Omogrosso is favored over Ramon Troncoso.
HIDE AND SEEK: Sticking to pitching coach Don Cooper's tack of not letting AL Central opponents see their pitchers, the Sox used prospect Erik Johnson (four innings, no earned runs), David Purcey, Jeff Gray and Matt Zaleski, a 31-year-old minor-league lifer who will start the Cactus League finale Wednesday against Cleveland.
SOX POWER: Leadoff man Alejandro De Aza hit his first homer of the spring, a solo shot against Royals starter Jeremy Guthrie, who struck out eight and walked none.
BATS: Gordon Beckham (.290)went 1-for-4. Jeff Keppinger was 1-for-2 with an RBI, raising his average to .472. Keppinger has seven hits in his last nine at-bats.
WHERE'S THE DEFENSE? After making four errors against the Dodgers on Saturday night, the Sox made two more, including one by Johnson. Shortstop Alexei Ramirez made the other. The Sox have 27 errors this spring, 11 more than their opponents. "That's something that needs to be taken care of before we leave here,'' Ventura said.
ON DECK: Angels at Sox, 3:05 p.m., Gavin Floyd vs. Tommy Hanson.


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The CMA Awards are held to celebrate the best in country music, but it was pop stars Ariana Grande and Meghan Trainor who stole the spotlight atWednesday's ceremony.
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FRIDAY, Jan. 10, 2014 (HealthDay News) -- The U.S. Food and Drug Administration on Friday approved Mekinist for use with another drug, Tafinlar, to treat advanced melanoma that is spreading or cannot be removed by surgery.
Melanoma is the most deadly form of skin cancer, accounting for an estimated 9,480 American deaths last year, the FDA said Friday in a news release. Mekinist (trametinib) is newly approved to be used in combination with Tafinlar (dabrafenib). Both drugs were first sanctioned in May 2013 to be used by themselves to battle advanced melanoma, the agency said.
The combination therapy is newly approved for people who have certain mutations in the BRAF V600E and V600K genes, the FDA said. About half of melanoma cases have the mutated genes.
The combination therapy was clinically evaluated in 162 people. Of those treated, 78 percent had their cancer shrink or disappear for an average of 10.5 months, the agency said.
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10" (25 cm.) A wooden box with faux-wood-grain finish has a glass front and displays a hand-painted seaside scene,with boat in the background,and posed center-stage a red-jacketed sailor that is hand-painted and hand-cut with jointing at waist and knees. An hourglass-like sand mechanism hidden at the back causes the sailor to dance a merry jig. Condition: generally excellent. Comments: mid-19th century,a rare toy with beautifully painted background and sailor,great action.
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U2 rocker Bono has added his voice to the legions of citizens urging law makers in the U.S. not to get rid of funding for various aid packages currently on the cutting block.
The rocker will make a special visit to Washington, D.C. this week to encourage Congress and the Obama administration to keep funding for relief efforts in poverty stricken countries.
There are $600 million of projected budgetary cuts, part of the looming funding crisis known as the "fiscal cliff," currently on the table, many of which include aid packages for foreign poverty campaigns.
Speaking on behalf of his own ONE Campaign, Bono will specifically urge the government to spare funding for HIV/AIDS prevention and treatment programs as well as nutrition and emergency food projects across the world.
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PORTLAND - The Portland Police Chief is resigning.
The department has been in the national spotlight because of the Mollie Olgin, Kristene Chapa shooting investigation.
Gary Giles has been with the Portland Police Department for about 18 months. Even though he wasn't here when the shooting happened, he and his detectives poured countless hours into the investigation. Giles says now that an arrest has been made, he can walk away knowing nothing was left undone.
Giles was hired as the Chief of Police in Orem, Utah where he worked for 22 years prior to moving to Portland.
His last day is July 18th. The city manager is responsible for hiring his replacement.
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