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Buffaloes and Goats and Sauce…Oh My!
You all probably thought I broke both hands whilst fighting a lion, cavegirl style; or perhaps- simply just forgot how to type.
Thankfully, all 10 digits are alive and well. Truth be told- I think about articles all of the time. I have crafted several; one on white potatoes, another on eggs, one on how much I sometimes hate paleo, and approximately 57 recipes with witty titles…one day they will get out of their fragmented form -part draft, part scribbled notes, part inside my head- and onto a screen near you. I digress. Excuse me with my excuses.
Today, we are talking about how to be a lazy-a$$ cook with bad-a$$ food.
Seriously. Who out there doesn't want to be just that, at least some of the time? Like on a Tuesday night, when none of your three children have had baths (in 48 hours), your dog just rolled in a fresh pile o'dung, you have completely run out of wine, and your significant other got stuck at work late. I bet being a lazy-a$$ cook with bad-a$$ food sounds pretty darn good to you right about now.
Enter: one tool, one sauce…and endless, expedient, excellent meals.
First: the tool. For $9.95, this bad boy will arrive at your door in approx. 2 days. (Click on picture for link. I love Amazon Prime.)
It is a sharp little bugger, so fingers beware. I have had mine for a little over a week and have used it already 4 or 5 times. It works like a champ on squash and zucchini, creating quickly julienned strips that serve as noodles.
It is more work on harder veggies like sweet potatoes and beets. But, lets be honest. You guys are strong. And the end result is delicious. So quit whining. Or buy something that costs more than $10. (Like this guy, which I plan to get one day. I accept gifts, by the way. Just kidding….or am I?)
Next up: the sauce. WARNING: I am stepping firmly into the grey zone with this, because it uses goat yogurt. (Fear not- I also will include the paleo option for you those who are intolerant to dairy in any form.)
- 1 cup goat's milk yogurt
- 1/4 cup Frank's RedHot Original
- 1t. pepper
- 1 cup goat's milk yogurt
- 1/3 cup Frank's
- 1t. pepper
- Combine ingredients in a small sauce pan: Whisk until well combined.
- Heat over medium-high heat until sauce reaches a heavy simmer.
- Slow-simmer on low while you prepare dinner, or cool and store in a sealed container for later use.
- choose your desired heat and substitute 1 cup full-fat coconut milk. (From a can.) Look for a brand with no stabilizers, such as the Golden Star brand pictured above; available at Safeway for less than $2.
- Adjust the heat to your family's liking by adding more or less Frank's. Heat shy? Start with less and add more after your sauce reaches a simmer.
- I used full-fat Redwood Hill Farm Plain Goat Yogurt from Safeway. Trader Joe's also carries their own brand.
Put it all together with protein like the recipe below.
- 1T. coconut oil or butter
- 1lb ground meat
- Medium onion, sliced
- 2.5 cup 'noodles' (julienned zucchini or summer squash; no seeds)
- 3/4 cup Buffalo Goat Sauce or (see recipe)
- 2 cups baby spinach, chopped
- In a large covered pot or pan, melt oil on medium-high heat.
- Sautee sliced onions in oil until soft.
- Add ground meat, brown until cooked thoroughly.
- While meat is browning: julienne zucchini or squash.
- Once meat is cooked, reduce heat to medium-low. Add Buffalo Goat Sauce, cover pan, and heat until simmering.
- Add 'noodles', stir until coated with sauce.
- Cover and cook for 2 minutes.
- Serve immediately over bed of chopped baby spinach.
- If desired; heat additional sauce in a separate pot, serve along with finished dish.
- Substitute noodles for whatever julienned vegetable you choose: F or firmer vegetables, increase cooking time until soft. .
Less time in the kitchen means more time for GAINZ. Now THAT is bad-a$$.
Until Next Time…
The Proposterous Paleo Paradigm
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: a model or pattern for something that may be copied
: a theory or a group of ideas about how something should be done, made, or thought about
Eating real food
has somehow turned into a runaway reality show. Maybe you recall when The Real World first came out. It was 1992. Reality tv was a novel idea. Now, in 2014, I dare say that the number of reality shows far outweighs traditional shows. If nothing else, it seems their popularity does. And, holy moly, are these reality shows BAD. Bad on so many levels. Toddlers and Tiaras? My 600lb Life? The Bachelor #4,875? 16 & Pregnant?
SERIOUSLY. It's BAD.
A novel concept 20yrs ago - reality tv- got so morphed, re-conceptualized, tweaked, and 'perfected'; that a gargantuan, convoluted, money-making, monster now exists today. With no end in sight.
Sort of like paleo (aka EATING REAL FOOD) has been Frankensteined into a paleo-pancake-pumpkin bread-pasta-wrap-muffin-cupcake Google Search disaster.
A paleo cupcake is a cupcake…A bowl of berries is real food.
Most parents censor what their children watch on TV, especially during their young, formative years.
A newbie learning how to eat a diet centered around meat, seafood, vegetables, fruits, nuts, seeds, and berries should not be wandering around the world wide web. A great deal of the recipes labeled as paleo are preposterous…It's like a preschooler watching reality TV. The kid knows just enough to laugh when it is funny, but has no clue that repeating things when she gets to school are going to land her in time-out.
Don't get me wrong , I love many of these 'paleo' websites. BUT. If you're just learning how to eat and cook real food, and you stumble across a paleo chocolate covered donut….do you know what happens? You get really excited. And you buy $57 worth of 'paleo' baking goods to make said donut. You get less concerned about how to eat differently and more focused on how to find the right substitution. You know what does not happen?
You do not learn how to eat real food.
Those of you who are learning to eat real food (whether it is for the first or fiftieth time) need to consider quitting reality TV. Many of these sites have taken paleo…eating meat, seafood, vegetables, fruits, nuts, seeds, and berries…so far from what it is intended to be that you'll be hard-pressed to find yourself on the path that leads to fueling a healthy body with real food.
Will there come a day when you can eat a baked treat that's made of ingredients that could possibly construed as paleo? Perhaps. But until you've learned to eat real food, you aren't truly giving yourself the opportunity to decide whether or not you even want to.
How will you know?
If you're still wondering "is that paleo?" …you are not there yet. Because cupcakes are not paleo. Cookies are not paleo. I don't care what they're made of. Quit watching The Voice and start singing on your own.
Shift the paradigm. Don't be phaleo.
Here are some great go-to sites for eating real food:
Until Next Time…
Little White Lies
I'm baaaaackkk.
With newly fueled, intense feelings about how much BAD FOOD may still be hiding in your life.
I want you to live a long, strong, bada$$ life. I want you to do this by lifting heavy (preferably at CFR, of course), and by avoiding little white lies.
They are bad for your health, you know this-your parents have been telling you this since you were 5: "Honesty is the best policy". This we know. So, don't skip reps in your WOD, and
Vegetable oil? What is wrong with vegetables?!? (And better yet, what does vegetable oil have to do with little white lies?)
Great questions. Nothing is wrong with vegetables. Eat them until the grass-fed cows come home.
Vegetable oil, on the other hand, is a lie. It is not made of vegetables. Think about it for a moment: when is the last time you were in the produce section thinking, "Man, that cauliflower looks extra greasy today….". Yeah, that would be never.
Now an even better question: when is the last time you picked up some delicious rapeseed or canola at the farmers market? Yeah, that would also be never. Read on to find out why…
You better check yo'self, before you wreck yo'self
Vegetable oils (and margarine, made from these oils) are oils extracted from seeds like the rapeseed , soybean, corn, sunflower, safflower, etc. They were practically non-existent in our diets until the early 1900s when new chemical processes allowed them to be extracted. Unlike butter or coconut oil, these vegetable oils can't be extracted just by pressing or separating naturally. They must be chemically removed, deodorized, and altered.
"During WWII, inedible rapeseed oil was used as a high-temperature lubricant on steam ships, but with the switch to diesel engines in the following decade, industrial demand declined. Initially, consumer demand for rapeseed oil was negligible because it naturally contains high amounts of erucic acid.(–a substance associated with heart lesions in laboratory animals–) Erucic acid was enough of a concern that in 1956, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) banned rapeseed oil for human consumption. In addition, demand for rapeseed meal was low because of high levels of glucosinolates, a compound that at high doses depresses animal growth rates.
By the early 1970s, plant breeders developed low-erucic acid rapeseed (LEAR) varieties that also had low glucosinolate content. In 1978, the Western Canadian Oilseed Crushers Association registered these varieties with the name "canola" for marketing reasons. (…CANada OiL…) Over the next 10 years, European seed producers also developed LEAR varieties, which they dubbed "double-zero" or "canola-equivalent."
Because of the higher palatability of LEAR varieties, FDA granted the oil produced from LEAR varieties Generally Recognized as Safe (GRAS) status on January 1, 1985. With its low level of saturated fat, LEAR oil appealed to health-conscious consumers, and production increased steadily." (CLICK for source: USDA Economic Research Service)
So, canola oil has been GENERALLY REGARDED AS SAFE (?!? Seriously. I have more than a 'general regard' for the safety of people I don't even like. Researching this is giving me nightmares) since 1985, it is genetically modified, and it is found in a majority of items on the inside aisles of your local grocery store. From organic salad dressing, to sports drinks and ice cream, to fluffy loaves of bread.
Just to reiterate… your great-grandparents, grandparents, parents, and you, never touched this stuff until 1985, because it was either stuck in a pretty yellow flower and inaccessible, or because it was BANNED.
Just take one gander at the increase of use in the last few decades…
Wait, are you still wondering why canola is referred to as a vegetable oil?
Me too…
You WILL have a reaction to this video.
And you REALLY need to watch it: use your sharp, conventional-wisdom-questioning eye…
Seems pretty natural, right?!? You're just dying to run back to the low-fat craze, aren't' ya? (Death pun intended) That 'first solution' they refer to? It's hexane. And after you take the 'vegetable' oil home and use it to cook with…it further oxidizes and becomes even more dangerous. 'Chemical analysis shows that even bottles of organic, expeller-pressed canola oil contain as much as 5% trans fats, plus cyclic hydrocarbons (carcinogens) and oxyphytosterols (highly damaging to arteries). (Shanahan,2009, Deep Nutrition, 181) No. I actually want to go home and eat kerrygold butter from the tub after watching that. Right after I go to all of my relatives' homes and throw out their vegetable shortening. And then buy a cow to feed grass so I know my meat isn't chocked full of CANOLA CAKE. Unless it's fueling your diesel VW…I don't think I need to answer that one for you. So, no more little white lies….do not cheat yourself on your wod, and do not ingest steam ship lubricant. Until Next Time… Mallory
Ew, ew, EW!
I actually want to go home and eat kerrygold butter from the tub after watching that.
Right after I go to all of my relatives' homes and throw out their vegetable shortening. And then buy a cow to feed grass so I know my meat isn't chocked full of CANOLA CAKE.
Unless it's fueling your diesel VW…I don't think I need to answer that one for you.
So, no more little white lies….do not cheat yourself on your wod, and do not ingest steam ship lubricant.
Until Next Time…
2014 Be Strong Challenge Winners
Join us in congratulating our 2014 Be Strong Challenge Winners!
First Place and winner of $500.00 and a free month membership Goes to Sindi Eyler.
Second Place and $350.00 goes to Danielle Marsalek
In a tie for third place was Jason Eckard and Holly Rowe. They each received $150.00.
Every participant had unbelievable results and picking this year's winner was one of the most difficult decisions we have made. Hands down, this was one of our best challenges with the biggest changes we have probably ever witnessed. We are so proud of all who participated and we hope you got as much out of it as we did witnessing your amazing progress. We sincerely hope you learned more about proper nutrition and its effects on body composition and performance , but more importantly, that you are capable of doing anything you set your mind to do. We also hope these effects will stick with you and that you'll spread the good word to any friends at CFR or non-members you feel could benefit from a Be Strong Challenge.
If you or someone you know would like to participate in our next Be Strong Challenge and reap the awesome rewards, please have them contact us for further information at firstname.lastname@example.com. Please check out Sindi's fabulous results below to see how FIVE WEEKS can transform your body and change your life! Congratulations to all participants involved and thank you for making this such a successful Be Strong Challenge!
Resolution Revolution
Today puts you at 85 food-points into CFR's 2014 Be Strong Challenge.
The literal half way mark…80 food-points to go!
How's it going? Noticing anything yet?
My bet is that all of you have started noticing some sort of change. Maybe the pants are a little looser. Perhaps that black coffee didn't taste exactly like burnt tar this morning. Less congestion could be occurring for many of you since cutting out wheat and dairy. What to eat for lunch may no longer be a heart-wrenching, pain-inflicting decision process. Clearer heads and no mid-afternoon crashes, anyone? Better mood and sleep are likely an unexpected side effect for a few of you as well.
You can bet that your coaches already see a change in many of you. It is shocking how much body composition can change in just 85 points.
Shocking until you think about why this change is so marked. By completely cutting out grains, added sugars, and dairy from your food intake, each of you Challengers have eliminated a whole host of BAD NEWS from your body. Bad news you may not have even realize you were inundating yourself with. Boston cream donuts? Sure, you may have realized they weren't the best dietary decision. But I bet many of you didn't think that your wheat toast smeared in smart balance was inflicting the kind of inflammation in your system (from brain to bowels) that can set you up for a whole host of auto-immune issues; from allergies to IBS to heart disease. Dr. Loren Cordain, who is basically the Father Christmas of the Paleo Diet sums up the changes up very well:
I know that Paleo perks up mood and mental outlook in people who are seemingly normal without depression, or other mental disorders. Robb Wolf and I have heard anecdotal success stories from people all over the world whose lives have been improved from the Paleo diet and have cured themselves from chronic depression, bipolar disorder, and other psychotic illnesses, including ADHD, autism and Asberger's syndrome in their children. I believe that multiple elements of the Paleo Diet operate in synchrony to normalize brain function. The brain is no different than any other organ in the body, as all organs respond positively when their internal mileau/environment is returned to "normal" as dictated by our genes. Besides it's low glycemic and fructose load, the Paleo Diet is devoid of wheat which produces opiods in the gut upon digestion and which can bind brain opiod receptors. Similarly, the digestion of casein in all milk products produces casomorphins which also influence brain opiod receptors. The Paleo Diet is rich in long chain omega three fatty acids which also have been demonstrated clinically to reduce depression and improve mental health. Finally, this lifelong way of eating is much more nutritionally dense in the micronutrients (vitamins, minerals and phytochemicals) required for optimal nervous system function than either the USDA My Plate diet, the Meditteranean Diet, vegan or vegetarian diets or any other popular diet people follow. (check out this link for the fascinating post called 'Grain and the Brain' that this excerpt was pulled from)
While we at CFR know and love that each one of you are unique snowflakes, we also truly believe that EVERY SINGLE ONE OF YOU will benefit in some way from doing the Be Strong Challenge. Why? Because it is true. Try this on for size:
In 2009, Dr. Frasetto and co-workers put nine inactive subjects on a Paleo diet for just 10 days. In this experiment, the Paleo diet was exactly matched in calories with the subjects' usual diet. Anytime people eat diets that are calorically reduced, no matter what foods are involved, they exhibit beneficial health effects. So the beauty of this experiment was that any therapeutic changes in the subjects' health could not be credited to reductions in calories, but rather to changes in the types of food eaten. While on the Paleo diet either eight or all nine participants experienced improvements in blood pressure, arterial function, insulin, total cholesterol, LDL cholesterol and triglycerides. What is striking about this experiment is how rapidly so many markers of health improved, and that they occurred in every single patient. ( Frassetto LA, Schloetter M, Mietus-Synder M, Morris RC, Jr., Sebastian A: Metabolic and physiologic improvements from consuming a paleolithic, hunter-gatherer type diet. Eur J Clin Nutr 2009)
This is the real deal. You Challengers have taken a huge leap of faith and tried something totally different. (Even if it is the second…or fifth time.) Maybe you did it for the money. Maybe because your WOD-buddy made you do it. Maybe because you can't pass up a challenge thrown your way. Maybe your it was your New Year Resolution to lose weight or eat better.
Well guess what. The proof is in the pudding. And sorry, Challengers, but you have (proverbial) pudding all over your faces.
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Use the following long trading sequence as an adult to get Biggoron's Sword. Go to the lady that gave young Link the empty bottle, when her Cuccos were rescued. She will give Link a Pocket Cucco egg. Wait for the egg to hatch, then bring it to Talon in Kakariko Village. Bring the Cucco back to the lady, to receive Cojiro, the Blue Cucco. Go to the Lost Woods, then turn right at the entrance. Give Cojiro to the man to receive an Odd Mushroom, which will spoil if too much time is wasted. Rush to the Potion shop in Kakariko Village, then go left into the room. Run into the shop to the right, then give the Mushroom to the lady at that location. She will give Link an Odd Potion. Hurry back to the Lost Woods. The man will be gone, but a Kokiri will be here. Give the Potion to her to receive the Poacher's Saw. Ride the horse to Gerudo Valley. There is a broken bridge here, so whip Epona to jump it. Give the saw to the carpenter that is outside to receive Biggoron's Broken Sword. Go to the top of Death Mountain, then walk to the right. Biggoron will appear, rubbing his eyes. He has an eye infection and will give link a Prescription. Bring the Prescription to King Zora after he has been unfrozen to receive the Eyeball frog, an ingredient for the Eyedrops. Hurry to the Lakeside Laboratory at Lake Hylia and give the Eyeball Frog to the Old Man. He will give Link the Eyedrops. Hurry back up to the Death Mountain Summit and ive the Eyedrops to Biggoron. After using them, he will give Link a Claim Check. Wait three days (play the Sun's Song six times to quickly pass the time), give him back the Claim Check to receive Biggoron's Sword. This weapon is twice as powerful as the Master Sword, and will not break like the Giant's Knife. Note: If Link is late during any of the time-sensitive parts of the trade, the game will restart back at the person you need to give the item to, and will cost you ten rupees, but will allow another try. Ocarina songs may not be used to teleport to a location during the trade.
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I am looking to sell 2 seats.... 135 GG.
Season tix and PSLs....$3500
PM if you're intersted in making an offer.
It'll all hit e-bay soon.
Yes! You can use PayPal if you'd like to use some plastique.
The Texans charge $50 for you to transfer PSLs.
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I am interested in the PSL's and the Tickets. Please e-mail me at email@example.com Thanks
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I see seats in the 600s going for what I am asking for lower level.
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Are these tickets still available? If so, please email me at firstname.lastname@example.com
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Yes they are...$3500 gets you tix & PSLs.
Best Offers accepted as well.
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Oh lookeee.. I have a buyer...lol
Hello There,
Do you still have the item posted for sale? I want to purchase it and pay with a certified cashier's check, if you accept,kindly forward me your full names, address,city and telephone numbers
to enable me mail out the check,you can hold on to the item and release the item to my shipper whose fee I will be adding to your price for the item.
My reply...
You are going to have to use paypal to pay for this and it needs to be ASAP.
Who are your favorite players?
Ain't giving up....
You can release once the check clears.
Sure I can, hoss.
We can meet and you can pay cash. What part of town do you live in?
Who are your favorite Texans players?
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Ah man....he spit the hook right at the boat. I hate it when that happens....
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Yea that whole scenario just sounded fishy...I think you dodge a bullet with that one.
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Y'all think? LOL
He was gonna send me a check for an item that couldn't be delivered until July.
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If they don't sell here than I'll just keep the PSLs and sell the tix.
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Uh Oh....Fish On......Again!
Hello Seller,
Yes i am Still intrested in your Texans and i am willing to Pay $5000 for the Texans.So i will be Sending you a Cashier check or Moneyorder and i also include the shipping fees.So as soon as the check clear into your account you will deduct your own Money and send the remaining Money to my Shipper that will be coming for the Pick up of the Texans.So kindly get back to me with you full name and address and also Number so that i can send the check to you immidiately.
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These guys are low down dirty scoundrels, there gramar is always off a bit as well, it sounds like he is buying the team LOL.
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I sent him my neighbors name and addy. He can send his $5k to those losers. LOL
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We had a similar scam tried on us like this one when we sold our tractor when it was listed in the newspaper. They wanted to pay us double for what the tractor was worth, we called our bank and they said it was a total scam. I wish I had thought of Roc's plan of sending the neighbors info. :spit:
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I don't hate too many people but those a-hole neighbors are on the list.
Several years ago, my dog got out. They always LET thier pitbull out front with them. Well...their dog got mine and cost me $500. Thats on top of the $700 another neighbor paid for their cat...and another whose cat was killed.
So I go over to biatch and they won't answer the door. When I finally caught up to them...they said everyone else lied. My dog got into their backyard and its my problem. Ain't there responsibility? MF'ers. I am one of those vindictive fauckers. My day in the sun will come...eventually.
Now...it could be worse. I call their kid "billboard head" as GoldenPalace.com would pay $$$ to tattoo their logo on his giant forehead. The old lady could be in a witch movie...as is. And that turd old man looks like he gets beaten weekly with an ugly stick. So it could be worse....we could be them.
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Darn, I wish you had 3 tickets instead of 2. I am looking for 3 or 4 tickets in this endzone. I have lots of friends and family in 135,136,137 and 138.
I am looking for tickets close to them. I am very glad that you didn't get scamed though. I am sorry to hear about your Dog. I hope he lived. Your neighbors sound horrible. :wild:
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The only reason why I didn't follow up too much into this is b/c I figured we still have another month until the tickets arrive and so hopefully the bank should notify me before then if it was bad. Any advice on this would be appreciated.
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Obama says initial data on Libya attack was wrong
In an interview with ABC's Diane Sawyer that aired Wednesday night, President Obama acknowledged his administration released faulty information about last month's deadly attack on the U.S. Consulate in Libya.
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WASHINGTON — President Obama on Wednesday acknowledged his administration passed faulty information to the public about last month's deadly attack on the U.S. Consulate in Benghazi, Libya, but suggested those reports came in the interest of keeping the public abreast of what they knew at the time.
In an interview with ABC's Diane Sawyer that aired Wednesday night, Obama said "as information came in, information was put out," and those reports "may not have always been right the first time."
The admission came as critics questioned early accounts of the attack that killed Ambassador J. Christopher Stevens and three other diplomats at the consulate on the night of Sept. 11.
At first, the administration said the attack was started by opportunists taking advantage of the chaos surrounding protests over a video critical of Islam — whether in the region in general or in Benghazi specifically, it wasn't completely clear.
In a Sept. 16 interview on "Meet the Press," Susan Rice, the U.S. envoy to the United Nations, said what happened in Benghazi was "initially a spontaneous reaction to what had just transpired hours before in Cairo, almost a copycat of the demonstrations against our facility in Cairo, which were prompted, of course, by the video."
Officials now call it a deliberate act of terrorism, and the State Department this week said there were no protests in Benghazi that night. The level of security at the consulate was the subject of a congressional hearing Wednesday.
Republican Mitt Romney has stepped up his criticism of the Obama administration over the past month. On Wednesday, Romney policy director Lanhee Chen charged the administration with continuing to "offer incomplete and indirect responses to simple and straightforward questions."
White House press secretary Jay Carney said Wednesday that Rice and others were working from early information "based on the facts that we knew as they became available and based on assessments by the intelligence community."
The State Department's former security chief for Libya told Congress on Wednesday that higher walls and a half-dozen extra guards couldn't have stopped the Sept. 11 assault. At the hearing by the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform Democrats noted that the Republican-controlled House of Representatives has been slashing proposed budgets for the State Department's Bureau of Diplomatic Security, which protects 275 U.S. diplomatic missions, many of them in conflict zones.
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In the works on display in the exhibit, Arctic Journeys/Ancient Memories: The Sculpture of Abraham Anghik Ruben, "Ruben contrasts the ancient lives of two northern peoples—Norse adventurers and Inuit (Inuvialuit) whale hunters—guiding us to a new perspective on the complex history of the North American Arctic, a history shaped by movement, contact, and change."
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Cream Cheese Pumpkin Pie
Cream cheese pumpkin pie that's great for the gluten free guests at your holiday meal.
Prep Time: 25 Minutes Total Time: 4 Hours 4 Minutes Makes 8 Servings
- 1 cup Bisquick® Gluten Free mix
- 5 tablespoons cold butter
- 3 tablespoons water
- 4 oz cream cheese, softened
- 2 tablespoons sugar
- 1/4 teaspoon vanilla
- 1 egg yolk
- 1/2 cup sugar
- 1 teaspoon ground cinnamon
- 1/4 teaspoon ground ginger
- 1/4 teaspoon ground nutmeg
- Dash salt
- 1 cup canned (from 15-oz can) or smoothly mashed cooked pumpkin
- 1/2 cup evaporated milk
- 1 egg, slightly beaten
- Whipped cream, if desired
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- Heat oven to 425°F. Grease 9-inch glass pie plate with shortening or cooking spray. In medium bowl, place Bisquick mix. Cut in butter with pastry blender or fork (or pulling 2 table knives through mixture in opposite directions), until mixture looks like fine crumbs. Stir in water; shape into ball with hands. Press dough in bottom and up side of pie plate.
- Bake 10 to 12 minutes or until lightly browned; remove from oven. Cool while preparing cream cheese and pumpkin fillings. Reduce oven temperature to 350°F.
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- In large bowl, mix 1/2 cup sugar, the cinnamon, ginger, nutmeg, salt, pumpkin, evaporated milk and egg. Carefully pour pumpkin mixture over cream cheese mixture. Bake at 350°F. 15 minutes. Cover crust edge with strips of foil to prevent excessive browning; bake 30 to 40 minutes longer or until knife inserted in center comes out clean. Cool completely; about 1 1/2 hours. Refrigerate about 2 hours or until serving time. Garnish each serving with dollop of whipped cream. Cover and refrigerate any remaining pie.
Nutrition Information
Beta-Carotene:140%; Calories:270; Calories from Fat:120; Carbohydrate Choice:2; Cholesterol:85mg; Fat:3; Other Carbohydrate:1 1/2; Potassium:135mg; Sodium:280mg; Starch:1/2; Total Carbohydrate:33g; Dietary Fiber:1g; Total Fat:14g; Monounsaturated Fat:3 1/2g; Polyunsaturated Fat:1/2g; Protein:3g; Saturated Fat:8g; Sugars:19g; Dairy:1/2c; Fats & Oils:2tsp;


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Although Joshua Hale Fialkov and Kody Chamberlain's Punks: The Comic doesn't debut from Image Comics until October, they're offering something to whet readers' appetites, and maybe lift some spirits: 36 pages of "classic" Punks, for free.
"In order to combat the sheer shittiness of this week," Fialkov writes on his Facebook page, "Kody Chamberlain and I, along with Image Comics are offering a FREE CLASSIC PUNKS COMIC to make you hate the world a little less."
You can read the first issue of 'The Bunker' for free
If you're having trouble deciding whether to pick up the first volume of The Bunker, out this week from Oni Press, Boing Boing may make things a little easier: The website is playing host to the complete first issue of the acclaimed sci-fi mystery by Joshua Hale Fialkov and Joe Infurnari — meaning you can read it for free. It's good, too; it was one of my favorite comics of 2013.
The series centers on five friends who, while on their way to bury a time capsule, discover an underground bunker where they find letters addressed to each of them … from their future selves. Warned that they'll soon destroy the world, the friends grapple with their own deteriorating relationships as they struggle with bigger issues, such as whether their decisions can change the future, or only make things worse.
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Ahead of the release next week of its October solicitations, Image Comics has announced the debut of Goners, a historical fantasy mystery by Jacob Semahn and Jorge Corona, and the return of Punks, the surrealist comedy by Joshua Hale Fialkov and Kody Chamberlain.
Beginning in 2004 as a self-published one-shot, Punks centers on four slacker roommates — Abraham Lincoln; Dog, a man with a dog's head; Skull, a man with a skull head; and Fist, a man with a fist for a head — who fight alien robots, undead carrots and each other. The new series will feature all-new stories.
"Returning to both the world of Punks and Image is like a warm, slimey sock," Fialkov said in a statement. "No. That's a terrible analogy. It's like a pungent pair of goiters. No. This isn't going well. Um … Getting to make new Punks for a whole new audience is a dream come true. And not one of those weird dreams with too much massaging."
Goners, meanwhile, centers on the Latimer Family, which for centuries has been the first line of defense against supernatural threats. When the present-day progenitors Raleigh Latimer and his wife Evelyn, stars of their own reality show, are murdered on live television while on a seemingly routine case, opportunists and creatures of the night both pursue their young children Josiah and Zoe, "for a sound byte or simply… a chomp."
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Creators | As the first issue of his new series The Life After is released, writer Joshua Hale Fialkov talks about why he prefers creator-owned work: "I want to treat every book I do as though it's 100% owned by me, because, at the end of the day, nobody is blaming an editor if that book sucks. They're blaming me. Even if the art is sub-par, I take the blame for that. So, for my money, being thorny and vocal to get work I'm proud of is worth it, no matter what doors it shuts, because, as the saying goes, nothing shuts doors and costs you audience faster than producing junk." And, he says, he is making as much money doing creator-owned comics as the corporate ones. [The Hollywood Reporter]
Comics A.M. | 'Walking Dead, 'Saga,' 'Titan' rule bookstores in April
Retailing | While Captain America: The Winter Soldier Ultimate Collection cracked Nielsen BookScan's Top 20 graphic novels sold in bookstores, making it the first Marvel or DC Comics release since January to do so, the April chart was again dominated by three familiar titles: The Walking Dead, Attack on Titan and Saga, which claimed a combined 13 spots. The horror series by Robert Kirkman, Tony Moore and Charlie Adlard led the trio with six volumes, followed by Hajime Isayama's dystopian fantasy with four, and Brian K. Vaughan and Fiona Staples' space opera with three. The 36th volume of Masashi Kishimoto's hit manga Naruto was No. 1 in April. [ICv2.com]
Events | On the eve of the 11th Toronto Comic Arts Festival, The Japan Times looks at both the growing presence of manga, and Dork Shelf talks with festival director Christopher Butcher about its Comics vs. Games 3 showcase. Meanwhile, the National Post is running a series of conversations between artists attending TCAF, beginning with Georgia Webber and Seo Kim, and Réal Godbout and Nick Abadzis. You can read more of its festival coverage here. [Toronto Comic Arts Festival]
Comics A.M. | Just one comic broke 100,000 copies in January
Comics sales | ICv2 crunches the January numbers and calculates that just one comic, Batman #27, sold more than 100,000 copies in January, something that hasn't happened since August 2011; this follows a weak December in which only three comics broke the 100,000 mark. The retail news and analysis site also lists the top 300 comics and graphic novels for the month. [ICv2]
Creators | Batman writer Scott Snyder talks about his plans for Batman #28, writing the Riddler, working with artist Greg Capullo on the action sequences, and getting ready for Batman's 75th anniversary. [Hero Complex]
Creators | Eugenia Williamson profiles Shelli Paroline and Braden Lamb, whose work as artists on the Adventure Time comics has brought them an unexpected measure of fame. [The Boston Globe]
Comics A.M. | This weekend, it's the Black Comic Book Festival
Events | The second annual Black Comic Book Festival will take place this weekend at the Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture in New York City. The lineup of guests includes Norwood Steven Harris, Grey Williamson and Tim Fielder. "It is the largest gathering of black comic book fans in the country," says Schomburg Director Khalil Gibran Muhammad. "There is something for everyone from the aspirational 9-year-old illustrator, to the costumed superheroes, to the lifelong collectors." [New York Daily News]
Creators | Ed Brubaker discusses the exclusive deal he and Sean Phillips signed with Image Comics, announced last week at Image Expo: " It's almost like having your own label or something. Just the fact that we can green-light our own projects and we have approval over format, everything. … I feel like we have such a core audience that seems to follow us from thing to thing, so let's take advantage of that and really just experiment and go crazy and just be artists." [IGN]
Comics A.M. | North Carolina convention war brewing?
Conventions | Brian Howe looks at the rivalry between Comic Book City Con, which debuted two weekends ago in Greensboro, North Carolina, and NC Comicon, which returns Saturday in Durham. The latter, which is now co-owned by artist Tommy Lee Edwards, drew 4,000 attendees last year (its first at the Durham Convention Center), and this year doubled its exhibit space and ramped up its programming. The conflict, which manifested in a flier for Comic Book City Con that one party considers playful but the other calls "bullying," seems to be rooted in the proximity of the dates and a perceived lack of communication. However, it's not simply a rivalry between nearby conventions; it's one between retailers: Durham's Ultimate Comics organizes NC Comicon, while Greensboro's Acme Comics operates Comic Book City Con. [Indy Week]
NYCC '13 | comiXology offers art cards featuring 'Lazarus,' more
At comic conventions, a company like comiXology has to get creative in order to draw traffic to its booth; after all the digital distributor doesn't have anything physical to sell, and it's not like you can line up a bunch of creators to sign iPads. (I mean, you could, but why?) At New York Comic Con, however, comiXology is getting physical — by offering limited edition art cards during artist signings.
These limited-edition art cards will be signed and handed out during creator appearances at the comiXology booth, where you can meet Nick Dragotta (East of West), Greg Rucka and Michael Lark (Lazarus), Katie Cook (My Little Pony), Sara Richard (My Little Pony) and Doug Braithwaite (Unity #1). You can also meet Joshua Hale Fialkov and Joe Infurnari, creators of the wonderful The Bunker. They'll be signing sketch cards that'll have a code to get the first issue of The Bunker for free.
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'Green Lantern Corps' gives nod to John Stewart 'death decree'
It was only three months ago that writer Joshua Hale Fialkov abruptly resigned from DC Comics' Green Lantern Corps and Red Lanterns before his runs could even begin due to, as Comic Book Resources and Bleeding Cool reported, an editorial edict to kill off John Stewart. The news was met initially by a "no comment" from the publisher, followed by an assurance from incoming Green Lantern Corps co-plotter Robert Venditti that he and writer Van Jensen "have never even contemplated killing John Stewart." A DC representative added, "Seeing a lot of unverified reports on this. To clarify: John Stewart is not going anywhere."
So why bring this up now? Because this week's Green Lantern Corps #21, the first issue of Jensen and Venditti's tenure, features a pretty obvious wink and nod to the March controversy.
DC Editorial Hunger Games: May the odds be ever in your favor
"I want to remind readers of this column that all the Marvel NOW! launches are going strong — none have been canceled or RE-relaunched in a whole new direction after 3 or 4 issues — which is a testament to the talent and coordinated effort of our writers, artists and editors," Marvel's Axel Alonso said in last week's Axel-in-Charge column. Yeah, it's another trademark swipe by Marvel at its competition, but he isn't wrong. Putting aside the snarkiness, there's something to be said for a.) making a plan and sticking with it, b.) having faith in the choices you made, and c.) not undermining your creators and your fans with sudden shifts in creative teams.
I of course have no insight into how things are really being run at DC. But from an outsider's perspective, it feels like its editorial strategy is inspired by the likes of The Hunger Games and Battle Royale. Every man for himself, blink once and they're gone, blink twice and their replacement is gone. On the day DC announced the new new writers for the Green Lantern books, I remember seeing a tweet that said something like, "Oh, I figured they wouldn't announce the new writers until [next weekend's] WonderCon." My first thought? Just wait — maybe they will.
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In "By the Numbers," ROBOT 6 takes a look back at the events of the past five days … in numbers.
With Thursday's announcement that Neil Gaiman is returning to the Marvel Universe and bringing with him Angela, the character at the center of his eight-year legal battle with Todd McFarlane, we're left to wonder about the whereabouts of Marvelman. We also look at the surprise departures at DC Comics, and what the right price is when you name your own.


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When the Oscar nominations are announced on February 2nd, don't be surprised if In the Loop is cited for best screenplay. Huh? You know, In the Loop! The indie about bumbling U.K. politicians in the run-up to an unnamed Iraq war! The one Tom Carson named one of the ten best films of 2009!
OK, you might not know In the Loop. The somewhat improvised, very funny film made slightly more than $2 million at the box office this summer—perhaps because the timing wasn't right: Americans were feeling too optimistic about Washington to spark to this dark satire, which stars James Gandolfini as a Pentagon hawk. The DVD is out tomorrow and, well, the timing feels just right now.
Here, Scottish director Armando Iannucci and star Peter Capaldi talk with GQ.com about Gandolfini's comic chops, universal health care, and Julie Andrews.
Armando, what surprises me most is that you came to Washington to research this script.
AI: Yes, I met up with people at the State Department, the Pentagon, the Senate.
Under what pretense? "Hi, We're gonna make a movie that completely makes fun of you and how your offices handled Iraq. Mind if we look around?"
AI: Well, yes! I said, I'm making a comedy set behind-the-scenes in Washington during the lead up to a war. It's not a documentary. I'm not out to name names. I'm not out to destroy careers. I wanna know from you the boring stuff, the day to day: What time do you get in? What time do you go home? What's your office like? What's the sort of people you work with? But in the course of doing that you do get the stories of what really went on, and realize that a lot of it is to do with petty politics, with people not speaking to other people, and ambitious people badmouthing other people. I just took those aspects of that story home and we fed it into the script. And that's how we plotted the movie.
Peter, were you involved in the research as well?
PETER CAPALDI: No, no. We were all happy for Armando to go and do that.
How did those contacts in Washington react when the movie was released?
AI: We showed it in Washington and invited them all along. I mean, They laughed all the way through it. It was slightly chilling in a way, but they certainly felt that we had got it very accurately.
We should probably address the language in this film, which is fairly dirty. It's certainly the first time I've heard someone referred to as a "Nazi Julie Andrews." Any chance she's responded?
PC: She'll take what she can get.
Do you watch much of The Daily Show? It seems like Jon Stewart wants us to be better people. But your movie—which is sort of like The Office set in the Beltway—says we're getting what we deserve.
AI: When you see Washington portrayed in the cinema, it's either as a sort of noble, heroic institution, or as a sinister, corrupt, conspiratorial place. Whereas in fact, seeing as being a little tawdry, untidy and dysfunctional, dull, was what I encountered, and I just thought it was interesting to portray that, really.
What's the temperature in the UK right now regarding Obama and healthcare?
PC: Well, we're very upset we're being attacked by Americans. Our national health service is being attacked as a model of disaster.
Set the record straight: What should we expect should we get universal health care?
AI: You're not gonna get committees deciding which old people to be shot.
PC: You will have free health care, and you have to accept that sometimes it's not all going to be perfect, because it's an enormous responsibility, and an enormous job and an enormous machine to set up. But as an idea, and as a concept, it's an extremely civilized one.
In the Loop grew out of a TV show you'd made for the BBC called The Thick of It. At one point, CBS made a pilot for a U.S. version—which is now dead. There was talk that HBO might step in. What's the latest with that?
AI: HBO has asked me to write a script for Washington based political comedy, which I haven't started yet. I'm writing two scripts for HBO. I just finished the first one, which is about something completely different. If they like it, we'll then shoot the pilot.
What's this one about?
AI: This is based in the world of the Internet start-up. It's about young twentysomethings who run a website that potentially is worth billions—but who have no money.
What about the world interests you?
AI: The fact that, potentially, it's so global. And yet fundamentally it's just some people who are quite young who don't quite know what to do next and who might just be sitting in a room full of boxes. I like that peering behind the veneer of something that looks very imposing and discovering it's just little people running around.
That's similar to In the Loop.
AI: During those scenes in Washington, I said to Peter and to Tom Hollander, 'Remember the first time you—as an actot—went to Hollywood, and you were so excited and you had lots of meetings and everyone thought you were great, and you went home empty, and feeling a little bit soiled?' That's what it is. That is how Tony Blair behaved. He just lost his composure and got a little bit star-struck because he was in the Oval Office and on the world stage and therefore they didn't really make much of an attempt to have an impact.
I love that James Gandolfini is doing comedy now. For an imposing guy, he's very funny.
AI: There's an air of slapstick visual comedy about him that he does. He told me he was actually a fan of W.C. Fields, and he watched all his movies. There's a deleted scene that he did where he and Karen [a U.S. official] go out for a pizza. When we were shooting it, he was doing all sort of comic things like getting oil stains on his sleeve and having to use a serviette to clean it. And you could just see him timing it to just get all the mechanics of the food business.
What else can we expect from the DVD?
PC: Julie Andrews is in it.


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