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We are going to dinner at a Jain believing household
Thank you everyone for the suggestions. It seems trickier than I has even anticipated. I have learned quite a bit here too.
Being gracious people I don't think they would be upset even if we 'put our all of our feet in it' and brought the wrong gift.
I did see beautiful orchids at Trader Joe's so I think I will go that route.
Sep 13, 2014twodales in Not About Food
We are going to dinner at a Jain believing household
I could use some help and advice here folks.
I would like to bring a gift to our friends as they have invited us for a vegetarian dinner. I am not sure what is appropriate. I thought about a jar of honey but after reading up on Jainism, I discovered that is a no-no. Violence against bees evidently.
I am thinking about a nice candle, especially since Diwali is coming up next month. I think they celebrate Diwali...not sure. Would flowers also be a bad idea? (Cut flowers might be considered "killed" flowers?) Perhaps a flowering plant would be more suitable?
How about chocolates?
So, I am considering candles, chocolates, a flowering plant (or flowers)at the moment. I am open to any other suggestions.
I'd appreciate any helpful input. Thanks all.
Sep 08, 2014twodales in Not About Food
bacon, avocados and cheese---oh my
Maybe melt the cheese on either mini pita bread or cut the pita into wedges after cooking (broiled). Sprinkle with cooked bacon and top with avocado.
Jul 03, 2014twodales in Home Cooking
Instead of tuna nicoise why not make chicken nicoise. A perfect Summer meal...if it ever gets hot!
Yes...we are having fog, cool temps and lots of rain here in Chicago...or are we in San Francisco???
Jun 26, 2014twodales in Home Cooking
May 26, 2014twodales in Chicago Area
What's for Dinner #290 - April Showers/April Flowers Edition! [through April 12, 2014]
I sadly don't have much time to cook the way I once did. All work these days.
I was able to make a tasty and quick meal today however, thanks to a little marinating started this morning. Mongolian lamb chops grilled on a grill pan in a very hot oven, with sautéed bok choy and lovely, plump green beans. Completely hit the spot and even the hubs...who is not overly fond of lamb...was quite content.
Apr 08, 2014twodales in Home Cooking
Graduation Dinner in May for a vegetarian
We are in the burbs and the grad attends a college in the downtown area. We have no problem with driving anywhere. Happy to get out of the 'burbs, to be perfectly honest.
Just had a nice dinner at Anteprima a few days ago. I have heard quite nice things about Piccolo Sogno so perhaps that is an idea. Also, Ricardos Trattoria was mentioned by someone.
Thanks for your suggestions.
Apr 08, 2014twodales in Chicago Area
Graduation Dinner in May for a vegetarian
We are pretty open regarding ethnicity. The graduate likes Indian, Italian & Thai and others. Since this is a momentous occasion it would be nice to have a fitting environment. There are so many new places in the city that we are not familiar with. I guess the question is: Where would you take a new graduate to celebrate?
What's for dinner #287: The adios to winter edition [Through March 30, 2014]
Tonight I tried the rather weird Chicken with crème fraiche and crushed ginger biscuits. Interesting but not really my cup of tea. Served it with rosti, tiny choux de bruxelles and squash. Filled the cake hole.
Mar 31, 2014twodales in Home Cooking
Graduation Dinner in May for a vegetarian
Not vegan but no fish either.
What's for dinner #287: The adios to winter edition [Through March 30, 2014]
Ice pellets are in our forecast. What the H*ll are ice pellets? Is that a politically correct term for hail? I love Winter but I am so D O N E.
Mar 31, 2014twodales in Home Cooking
Graduation Dinner in May for a vegetarian
We have been to Green Zebra many times and like it but want a change. Somewhere downtown or in the city would be nice and not exclusively vegetarian. Just somewhere that offers more than a plate of steamed vegetables for the College
Perhaps Zia's in Edison Park? Just the other side of Park Ridge on Northwest Highway.
So happy Marianos is carrying Crescenza-Stracchino
I made "Italian-Style", thin crust pizzas with Pomi strained tomatoes and the Crescenza-Stracchino from Mariano's this past w/e. A little sprinkle of Romano or Parm on top and fresh basil (post baking). Almost perfect. I baked them in the oven on a stone. Can't wait to try this on the grill.
Help! I'm having a party for 40!
I would do as much ahead as you can. Buy things that won't go off early.
Pull your serving ware, wash it and label it if need be so any helpers can match up food with the platter or bowl you want used.
Consider if you have any vegetarians and might need a non-meat option.
Also, for that many people I mix catered or store-bought with homemade items. For example: Pillsbury biscuits are good and can be bought at Sams or Costco in bulk. Much easier than baking last minute and a good substitute.
I am also planning a big party and am thinking of catering some brisket from a great BBQ place. I won't have many places for people to sit so I need to keep my food choices easy to eat. (Not a lot of cutting required, for example.)
I will make a tortellini salad and a wild rice and orzo salad days ahead and keep them in gallon size ziplocks. I can turn them everyday and just dump them in a serving dish on the day of, adding any last minute garnishes which also have been prepped ahead.
Enlist help if you need it. Maybe someone to wash dishes, refresh the buffet and take out the trash and recycling. A responsible teenager that wants to make a few dollars perhaps? Good luck!
Feb 09, 2014twodales in Home Cooking
What recipe are you lusting after but have never found the "exact" one?
The noodle dish sounds like Singapore Noodles perhaps?
Jan 22, 2014twodales in Home Cooking
Thanks for all of the tips.
I did try the egg white wash and it does seem better but not sure I love the texture. I guess it's a trade-off until or if I can find a better remedy. Perhaps this is the best I can do. At least all of the seasonings aren't collected at the bottom of the container.
I might try using popcorn salt the next time and reduce the amount too.
I have made the glazed nuts and I am a fan of those too.
Jan 16, 2014twodales in Home Cooking
I thought about using popcorn salt and possibly an egg white too. Any thoughts?
Jan 14, 2014twodales in Home Cooking
I have a recipe for something called Mississippi Pecans. The pecans are toasted in the oven and then olive oil is poured over them along with a mix of fresh herbs, salt and brown sugar. The problem is that the seasoning tends to drop to the bottom of the container instead of sticking to the nuts. I am wondering if I should add more oil. What do you all think?
Recipe can be found here:
Jan 14, 2014twodales in Home Cooking
What's for Dinner #246 - It's Officially Fall Edition [through Sept 30, 2013]
Chicken Parmesan, asparagus and some pasta on the side
Sep 26, 2013twodales in Home Cooking
What's for Dinner #246 - It's Officially Fall Edition [through Sept 30, 2013]
Chicken Parmesan, asparagus & thin spaghetti on the side
Sep 26, 2013twodales in Home Cooking
I have used Cook's Palate software to make cookbooks. Not bad. They will Publish cook books for you but I did it myself for a girl scout troop project.
Sep 25, 2013twodales in Home Cooking
What's for Dinner #244 - Slouching towards Fall Edition [Through September 19, 2013]
That smoked butt must have been honored to get washed down with a lovely Sancerre. ;-)
Hope your time in SF was great. I've been busy working, working, working. I feel like that man in the old dunkin' donuts ad. "Time to make the donuts..."
Sep 20, 2013twodales in Home Cooking
What recipe are you lusting after but have never found the "exact" one?
I think the yum yum is the dipping stuff on the side.
This is a possible recipe I found today. The shrimp is topped with the sauce and then steamed under a lid with mirin,
What recipe are you lusting after but have never found the "exact" one?
Also have been lusting over several Bandera restaurant recipes. Bandera is a small "chain"(5 Banderas in the U.S.) which is part of the Hillstone group. The roasted peanut cole slaw, corn bread, and the cheese dip are all so tasty. The chesse "dip"is a sort of pimento cheese only made with jalepenos instead of pimentos---all are terrific. I think I have the ingredients for the latter but need to play with amounts and technique. Anyone else craving these?
What recipe are you lusting after but have never found the "exact" one?
The egg-oil/butter "batter" poured over shrimp at Japanese Hibachi style restaurants. Once it is poured over the shrimp/lobster it is steamed under a lid. It is usually called "Golden Shrimp" or the like. It is a thick yellow gloop. Supposedly a very eggy mayo. I have seen many way out there recipes. Very bad for one, no doubt, but oh so addictive.
Summer Time ...What's your drink??
Yes cucumber and mint is a must for the Pimm's! I love a nice sangria too. I prefer Red sangria but white is good too.
Jul 19, 2013twodales in General Topics
What's for Dinner #232-The Dog Days of Summer Edition #2 (Through Jul 18, 2013)
Will do as soon as I get off the conveyor belt I seem to be running on lately. Life is crazy...people are crazier! Will have 14 days straight of challenging work. Trying to get stuff done in the middle of all of that. Not much time for food either. Have a great time!
Jul 18, 2013twodales in Home Cooking
What's for Dinner #232-The Dog Days of Summer Edition #2 (Through Jul 18, 2013)
Lucky house guests! That would be a nice event for the hub.
Jul 18, 2013twodales in Home Cooking
What's for Dinner #232-The Dog Days of Summer Edition #2 (Through Jul 18, 2013)
KP duty huh? My kind of guy. ;-)
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Update: Late breaking tonight, Brock Lesnar's next fight has become official. He'll be taking on Cain Velasquez at UFC 121 at the Honda Center in Anaheim, Ca. Velasquez was a two-time All American wrestler when he was at Arizona State and he was a JoCo champion at Iowa Central Community College. He's 8-0 and coming off a victory over Antonio Rodrigo Nogueria at UFC 110 in February.
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Just wanted to drop a quick note for people to get their weekend MMA fix while we all are still basking in the glory of Brock Lesnar's big win last weekend.
Travis "The Hurricane" Reddinger (14-2), the #1 ranked 135 pound fighter according the Minnesota MMA News page's ratings, has been tapped to take on Ulysses Gomez (6-1) in the first round of the upcoming Bellator 135 pound tournament . It is expected that the fight would take place on 9/2 according to MNMMAnews.com. Both fighters are on four fight win streaks. Reddinger trains locally at the Minnesota Fight Factory, while Gomez trains with Marc Laimon in Las Vegas at Cobra Kai.
Former Ultimate Fighter contestant and Hopkins native Zak Jensen has agreed to face former UFC vet Tim Hauge this Saturday for a fight in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. He agreed to the fight on less than a week's notice. The fight can be seen at aggressionmma.com.
Finally if you are in the Buffalo area, CFX has a show there Saturday night featuring a couple of good fights, Nate Schut vs. Bruce Johnson and Kent Nathe vs. Billy Jochum. Tickets are $35 for reserved seating and $25 for G.A. Former UFC and WEC vet Brock Larson will also be in attendance.
7:45 p.m.: The live blog is underway! You can also follow along on twitter tonight @StribMMA with Myron Medcalf updating there throughout the night.
Also, we've got two great stories on Lesnar up right now, my story, which you can find right here and one by Myron P. Medcalf which can be found here.
7:57 p.m.: We are moments away from the start of the prelims show on Spike TV. They will be starting with Seth Petruzelli (205) vs. Ricardo Romero (205). Petruzelli is famous for being the guy who in a way, caused Elite XC, the first UFC competitor that was the first company to have a show on network TV, to be put out of business. A few years back he was a last minute replacement for Ken Shamrock in a fight against Kimbo Slice on CBS. Petruzelli knocked out Slice and two days later when celebrating went on a morning radio show in Miami and said that he had been offered money by the promoters to keep the fight standing.
EXC, which was heavily in debt, was in the middle of negotiations to try and sell the company to CBS and Showtime, but the controversy from the implications that they had tried to "fix" the fight, caused Showtime to withdraw from the negotiations, and EXC was forced to claim bankruptcy and close down.
8:09 p.m.: Another interesting note is that this fight was not originally meant to air on Spike. Originally the Kendall Grove - Goran Reljic fight was to be on free TV, but a few weeks ago Grove did an interview on Tapout radio where he was critical of SPIKE, saying that they only care about personalities on reality TV show The Ultimate Fighter, and not about how good a fighter the people on the show are. SPIKE then asked UFC to remove him from the free TV portion of the show because of the comments and this fight was put on it isn't place.'
8:15 p.m.: Petruzelli controls the first round, landing strikes early in the round, but gassing out about half way through. Romero controls the middle of the round but Petruzelli gets control again at the of the round and throws so double axe handle type blow. Second round sees Romero shoot for a takedown but miss, Petruzelli take his back attempting an armbar but Romero escaped and ends up moving from the guard to a crucifix position, and then he grabbed an armlock and extends it, seriously hurting Petruzelli.
8:32 North Dakota native Chris Tuchscherer is coming to the cage right now. Chris was a two-time all-american wrestler at Minnesota State University, Moorhead. He trains with Lesnar at Brock's camp in Alexandria. This is his third UFC fight. He lost his debut against Gabriel Gonzaga after never fully recovering from on of the most brutal low blows in MMA history, when Gonzaga kicked him in the junk like he was kicking a field goal. He defeated Tim Hague in his second fight last February by majority decision (two judges scored it for Chris, one scored it a draw).
Tonight he taks on Brendan Schaub, who was the runner-up on The Ultimate Fighter season 10, losing to Roy Nelson in the finals. Schaub trains with Lesnar's opponent, Shane Carwin in Denver, making this a grudge match.
8:40 p.m.: This fight didn't last long. Right at the one minute mark, Schaub floored Tuchscherer with a right hand and then jumped on him and threw a flurry of punches until Herb Dean stepped in and stopped it. 1:07 is the official time.
8:48 p.m.: Spike is showing a fight from earlier in the night right now since the two live fights went quickly. We are seeing David Branch vs Gerald Harris. Harris controls the first two rounds with his wrestling. The third round saw Branch try and pull guard with a body scissors and Harris slam Branch, landing a forearm to the throat on the way down, knocking out Branch immediately and ending the fight.
9:00 pm: Here we go! We are live on PPV~!
9:10 George Sotiropolous vs. Kurt Pellegrino is up first. The Minnesota connection to this fight is that Sotiropolous lost to Elgin native Tommy Speer in the semi-finals of The Ultimate Fighter season six. Speer went on to lose to Mac Danzig in the finals and was released from UFC following a lost to Anthony Johnson five months later.
9:24 pm: Two rounds are in the books. The first round so both men trading punches on their feet and each knocking the other down once. Pellegrino ended the round with a single leg takedown but Sotiropolous neutralized him with his guard and waited out the end of the round. The second round quickly went to the mat with Sotiropolous dominating the entire round with his grappling. 20-18 on my card after two rounds
Third round saw both men run out of energy and have a pretty even round with Sotiropolous probably ahead most of the round. With a few seconds left, Pellegrino lands a huge knee as Sotiropolous puts his head down, sending Sotiropolous to the mat. Goldy and Rogan speculate that it might steal the round for Pellegrino.
Two judges score the fight 30-27 while one scores it 29-28, all for your winner George Sotiropolous.
9:40 p.m.: Yahoo Sport!'s Dave Meltzer reports that win or lose, Brock Lesnar has a private plane chartered to leave Las Vegas as soon as the press conference is over.
9:42 p.m.: Stephan Bonnar vs Krzystof Soszynski is next. This is a rematch of a fight from UFC 110 earlier this year. That fight saw Bonnar get cut open on an accidental head butt. Unfortunately the referee did not see the foul, and after the fight was stopped because of the cut, the fight was awarded to Soszynksi, even though it should have been a no contest or a win for Bonnar. Interesting that UFC ignored what happened in the fight in their pre-fight video package.
9:54 pm: Bonnar has multiple cuts his face at the end of round one. Bonnar got a takedown earlier in the round and had Soszynski against the cage one point and was teeing off on him, but I can tell you from experience that the one guy looking all bloody and the other having no cuts can weigh on a judge. Probably give it to Bonnar 10-9
Bonnar comes out swinging in round two and is getting the better of it, though Soszynski lands a more effective shot at the end of the exchange. Bonnar ties him up with his wrestling and they grapple against the cage, with Bonnar controlling Soszynski. Bonnar tries to take his back but Soszynski turns around. Bonnar throws a great muyi thai knee that sends Soszynski to the mat, and Bonnar keeps throwing punches until Dean stops it.
These two will have to have a rubber match.
Keep checking in with Myron on our twitter feed @StribMMA. He's been very active tonight and has a great perspective.
10:05 PM: Chris "Lights Out" Lytle vs Matt Brown is next.
Lytle is 7-9 in the Octagon steel, but he has won the most amount of money in bonus pay from UFC. He's collected $310,000 in additional money, including 4 fight of the night bonuses, two submission of the night bonuses and a knockout of the night bonus. This is a rematch of a fight they had outside of the UFC right before Brown entered The Ultimate Fighter, which saw Lytle win. Lytle returned to the UFC after being the runner-up in the comeback season of The Ultimate Fighter, losing a split decision to Matt Serra in the finals.
10:16 PM: What an awesome fight. Brown caught Lytle in a D'arce choke in round one and Lytle and Lytle was turning purple in front of everyone. He eventually escaped and survived the round. Round two saw Lytle win the striking battle and then when Brown put his had down, Lytle tried to clamp on a guillotine choke. They went to the ground where Lytle put on a clinic, moving from half-guard to full mount to a leg triangle from the mount where Brown was completely trapped. Lytle grabbed the arm and clamped on an armbar and Brown had to verbally submit since his arms were tied up and he couldn't escape. Chris Lytle wins at 2:02 of round two.
10:20 Yoshihiro Akiyama vs Chris Leben is next. Leben just fought two weeks ago on The Ultimate Fighter finale special on Spike. He is a last minute replacement for Wanderlei Silva who was forced to pull out of the fight a couple of weeks ago due to broken ribs suffered in training. Akiyama is a world class judo practitioner and a former gold medal winner in the Asian Games for Japan. He hasn't fought in a year though has he's been waiting to fight Silva since he won at UFC 100 last summer.
10:35 PM: Akiyama completely dominates the first round with his superior athletic ability. He controlled every aspect of the fight and put on a showcase with his wrestling. Doesn't appear to be taking the fight to seriously though, which could cause him to get caught.
Round 2: Leben comes out swinging, and throws a high kick that lands butt Leben falls to his butt. Leben's corner is telling him Akiyama is tired and to push the fight. This is insane. These two are standing in the middle trading punches. Leben looks out of it but just keeps coming forward with punches. Akiyama executes a fantastic judo throw taking Leben down. Back on their feet they trade more blows. This is off the hook.
Round 3: Holy cow~! These guys just keep going at it. Akiyama ends up on top in the guard and both guys are just trading blow after blow. They are throwing for two straight minutes, with Leben getting the better of it but Akiyama having the dominate position. With just 30 seconds left, Leben traps Akyiama in a triangle and starts throwing punches, then he adjusts the choke and Akiyama is forced to tap. This is probably upset of the year.
Main event time!
Word is that Bud Light has sponsored Shane Carwin tonight against Brock Lesnar because of Lesnar's comments at UFC 100, saying he was going to drink Coors Light and not Bud Light because Bud Light wouldn't pay him.
Round 1: Brock is in trouble early. Carwin nails him with a punch that send Lesnar to the canvas and Carwin pounces on him. Carwin is jut unloading on Lesnar and Lesnar is not doing anything but turtling. Lesnar receives a gift from the ref who didn't stop the fight despite the fact that Lesnar did nothing. Lesnar is cut. A totally dominating performance by Carwin, 10-8 round. Carwin is gassed though.
Round 2: Carwin is dead on his feet and Lesnar gets a no-effort double leg take down into the half-guard. Lesnar moves to the mount effortless less and now he's got an arm triangle, though Carwin is ok. Moments later Lesnar adjusts it a bit and Carwin's air gets cut off and he's forced to tap out. Brock Lesnar gets his first ever submission victory and after an amazing comeback.
Lesnar tells Rogan the fight wasn't about him, but about his family, his doctors and his training partners. "I am blessed by God," Lesnar says.
An amazing night of fights capped off by one of the biggest comebacks I've ever seen. Brock got a gift in that first round, though in a heavyweight title fight they are going to let the fight go longer than you see in a normal fight. He was in danger of seeing that fight stopped at any moment though. To come back and win the second round, and by submission no less, is just phenomenal. Lesnar becomes the undisputed heavyweight champion again (not that it was ever really disputed, I don't think anyone took Carwin's interim title seriously). He also stakes his claim as the #1 heavyweight fighter in the world after last week's loss by Fedor Emelianenko in Strikeforce.
Cain Velasquez is next for Lesnar sometime later in the year. The winner of that fight will most likely face the winner of a Junior Dos Santos-Roy Nelson fight. Lots of great heavyweight battles on the horizon for UFC.
Thanks for sticking with us all night long. Myron P. Medcalf will have a story tonight on Lesnar's win. I may write something up if something interesting comes out at the press conference.
"Gentlemen, we can rebuild him. We have the technology. ... We can make him better than he was before. Better, stronger, faster." -- Theme from the Six Million Dollar Man
UFC's version of the Six Million Dollar Man, Brock Lesnar, returns to the Octagon after a year-long hiatus this Saturday night on pay per view, and according to Lesnar, he's better than ever.
"This is kinda my second coming. It has brought a lot of life into me and into my camp," Lesnar told reporters in a conference call last week. "I feel like I'm a cat with 9 lives and I've got 8 of them left."
The long-awaited match-up between UFC heavyweight champion Lesnar and interim champion Shane Carwin had to be delayed while Lesnar battled a near-fatal case of diverticulitis
"This illness, it kills a lot of people. At the time, I wasn't even sure I wanted to fight again," Lesnar said. "When I decided I could continued to fight, I said you know what, I gotta make some changes, I wanna be a better fighter, that was the main reason I had to make the changes."
"I've brought in a new strength coach and a new boxing coach. I took a new approach on it, as far as training. It has been very refreshing. It has been a great thing."
When these two behemoths collide on Saturday night, it will be one of the "biggest" battles in UFC, with both fighters tipping the scale at the maximum 265 pounds allowed in the heavyweight division.
"When two great big heavyweights that are athletic get in there, these are the great fights, these are the ones you remember," Lesnar said.
Lesnar is used to grappling with guys his own size though. His camp in Alexandria consists of fighters like former NCAA champion and fellow Golden Gopher Cole Konrad and two-time Division II All-American Chris Tuchscherer, who wrestled at Minnesota State University, Moorhead. Former UFC heavyweight champion Randy Couture even stopped by recently to help prepare Lesnar for this fight.
"My camp is full of big guys. I've been surrounded by greatness. I believe, that is what you have to do. You have to be surrounded by people who will push you," Lesnar said.
As far as ring rust, Lesnar said he doesn't think it will be a factor. "I've had about 40 tune up fights in the last eight weeks (in camp)," jokes Lesnar.
The second biggest question for Lesnar this weekend will be his chin, as Carwin will be the first guy he's ever faced with true knockout power.
Carwin has knocked out three of his last four opponents in the UFC cage and five of his 12 wins have ended by KO.
The 35-year-old Carwin also has the potential to match Lesnar's wrestling ability. He is a former Division II wrestling champion at Western State College in Colorado, where he also played linebacker for four years.
"This is definitely the biggest fight of my career. I approach every fight the same way. I am trying to not approach it any differently," Carwin told reporters.
As far as his game plan for the fight, Carwin has been telling people all week he's looking to knock Lesnar out. "I want to get in there and I want to fight, I don't want to eek out any decisions," Carwin said.
Carwin also trains with a premiere set of fighters at Trevor Wittman's branch of the Jackson Submission Fighting schools. He trains with UFC vets like Nate Marquardt, Keith Jardine and former UFC light heavyweight champion Rashad Evans.
"I have a lot of areas I feel like I've just scratched the surface I think I can be a better fighter," Carwin said.
As far as the "new" more friendly Lesnar that has been seen the last few weeks, "I'm still the ornery SOB. I've always been. Nothing's changed for me," Lesnar said with a laugh. "There is no animosity between me and Shane. He's just an opponent and obstacle I have to overcome."
Lesnar also told reporters that despite fans' criticism of his time in pro wrestling, it helped prepare him for the pressure of being in the Octagon.
"If it wasn't for the WWE and the visibility I got from them, they gave me a lot of visibility and that is what I bring to the UFC. Without the WWE, I wouldn't be as prepared as I am not as far as dealing with the press and dealing with the popularity."
One other difference between the two fighters is the discrepancy in what they will be paid for the fight on Saturday night. The $4 million man might be a little more realistic of a name for Lesnar, because that is the estimated amount Lesnar took home for his fight last year against Frank Mir and what he could take home again after Saturday night. On paper, he's scheduled to be paid $400,000, but he'll also get an undisclosed cut of every PPV he fights on. Carwin, on the other hand, will make just $40,000 for the fight and another $40,000 if he wins.
"I wont lie and say I (don't) wish I was getting a piece of this PPV. Of course I want that, so does every other fighter on the card that is not," Carwin wrote on his website last month. "I love to fight but I would love to fight for millions of dollars. ... But, I am not fighting for the money. If I was, I would have checked out of this sport LONG ago."
Just a reminder, I'll be live blogging UFC 116 tomorrow night starting about 8 p.m. Central time, right here at Startribune.com. You can check back here on my blog or navigate to the front page and follow the link there. We'll also have Twitter updates throughout the night, which you can follow @StribMMA


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The estimate aims for a five-year time frame, an even more aggressive timeline than the 10-year timeframe put forth by President Bush last year.
According to the report, a fully operational national health information network would require $156 billion in capital investment over the next five years plus an additional $48 billion in annual operating costs.
The amount of capital investment, $156 billion, is roughly equal to 2 percent of annual health care spending.
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The report estimates that two-thirds of the cost will be for functionality while one-third will be for interoperability. After the initial investment, they expect that split to be more even.
The estimate is based on the inclusion of a wide range of functionalities including in-patient and ambulatory results viewing, in-patient and ambulatory electronic health record, in-patient and ambulatory computerized physician order entry (CPOE), electronic claims submission, electronic eligibility verification, secure electronic patient communication, and electronic prescription acceptance by pharmacies.
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I served this dressing with steamed asparagus and sprinkled toasted pecans over the top and it was delicious I could have eaten the whole thing! I forgot to zest the lemon so mine was without but this is a fantastic dressing. I did end up using a little more sugar than called for. Delish!
Very, very tasty. I used the peel of one whole lemon, rather than 1/2 tsp,used onion instead of shallots, and tried the dressing with a whole- seed, mild Dijon. It is delicious. I'm planning to keep it on hand as a staple because we eat a lot of salads.
Very nice. This is my 11-year-old son's specialty. I figure a couple of recipes like this under his belt & he'll never be a hungry bachelor.


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KNOX COUNTY, Tenn. (WVLT) - Officers with the Knox County Sheriff's Office have arrested a fugitive on the run from California.
Aaron Damon Walker, 38, of Hunter's Ridge Way in East Knox County was taken into custody without incident Tuesday at a motel on Brakebill Road.
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Sauber will continue with Ferrari engines in 2015 despite their current Ferrari-powered challenger lacking in both pace and points.
Sauber have yet to get off the mark this season, a worry for the Hinwil team who even trail Marussia in the Championship.
Although some of the responsibility rests with Sauber's C33, Ferrari's engine is also to blame as it is lacking in performance compared to the likes of the Mercedes unit.
"It is one of the major factors," Kaltenborn conceded in an interview with the official F1 website, "but I don't think it is as easy as saying it is somebody else's fault.
"We always have to look at ourselves first and, being very honest about it, this car is definitely not one of the better cars that we've built. This has its reasons and we know them.
"Yes, the engine is a major factor - the driveability of the engine - but because it wasn't right from the beginning that doesn't mean that you give up.
"We have a very long lasting partnership with Ferrari and in all these years we've gone through good and not such good times, but you stick together and get through it."
The Sauber team boss says there won't be any finger pointing but rather a concerted effort to improve the situation.
"We've never done that," she said. "If we have times when maybe things didn't go so well, I can very openly say that there. And we've always managed to get through these times together.
"I am very sure that if I am unhappy and dissatisfied, then my colleagues at Ferrari have double that amount of frustration, so I don't need to worry about that.
"The important thing is that they see the road ahead and know what to do, and I have full trust and confidence that we will get out of this slump."
Pressed as to whether Sauber had an 'emergency plan' to turn their season around, Kaltenborn added: "The emergency plan is pretty simple: scoring points, a point.
"Yes, we've had a very rough start, but looking at our side - the chassis side - we have made steps and introduced improvements. It's just that when the gap is so big you don't immediately see that improvement from the outside, nor in the performance or in points.
"We have to keep to our path. The advantage compared to last year is that there is not such a massive change for 2015. What you do now can be used next year.
"I also can say that from the powertrain side our engine supplier has been doing a lot and I know that they are absolutely flat out in wanting to make improvements. So we will get there together."
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January 20, 2010
Press Release #10-017
Jacques S. Gansler, former undersecretary of the Defense Department, will talk about the "Issues in Defense Acquisition for the Obama Administration," at St. Mary's College of Maryland (SMCM) Thursday, January 28, 2010, at 5 p.m. in Cole Cinema in the Campus Center. Gansler is a professor at the University of Maryland. The Patuxent Partnership and the Center for the Study of Democracy at St. Mary's will co-sponsor the event. The sponsors strongly urge interested attendees to register online in advance to assist in managing seating by visiting www.paxpartnership.org and selecting the link to the program registration. The presentation is free and open to the public. For more information, contact Michael Cain at 240-895-4215.
"I am excited to host Dr. Gansler here at St. Mary's College," said Michael Cain, director for the Center for the Study of Democracy. "Each year we try to host an important policy analyst from the defense community that attracts our friends in the NAVAIR community. His work on defense issues is well known throughout academic and policy circles. I expect him to raise some important issues facing the Obama administration."
Added Bonnie Green, executive director for the Patuxent Partnership, "Dr. Gansler's expertise and experience is extraordinary and is well known. This will be a very special opportunity for the Southern Maryland community to hear his thoughts on the future of acquisition and defense contracting."
Gansler holds the Roger C. Lipitz Chair in Public Policy and Private Enterprise in the University of Maryland School of Public Policy, and is the director of both the Center for Public Policy and Private Enterprise and the Sloan Biotechnology Industry Center. Additionally, he is the Glenn L. Martin Institute Fellow of Engineering at the A. James Clarke School of Engineering, an affiliate faculty member at the Robert H. Smith School of Business and a senior fellow at the James MacGregor Burns Academy of Leadership. He also served as interim Dean of the School of Public Policy from 2003 to 2004, and as the Vice President for Research for the University of Maryland from 2004-2006.
He is a member of the National Academy of Engineering and a fellow of the National Academy of Public Administration. He has chaired various National Academy Committees regarding the defense industry and engineering.
Gansler was undersecretary of Defense for acquisition, technology and logistics from 1997 - 2001. Prior to this appointment, Gansler was executive vice president and corporate director for TASC, an applied information technology company, in Arlington, Virginia. Additionally, Gansler was a visiting scholar at the Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University, and author of three books.
Gansler received a Ph.D. in economics from American University and masters' degrees from Northeastern University and the New School for Social Research.
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18 Salads to Brighten Up Your Thanksgiving Table
Left to its own devices, the traditional Thanksgiving spread of turkey, mashed potatoes, stuffing, and gravy looks a little...brown. A salad or two is just what you need to brighten up your plate. Here are 18 to add color and crunch to your table. More


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A lot of men in this city need to learn how to dress at a basic level.
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I was going to Costco and as I was getting a shopping cart, I saw you, you were organizing your items in the cart, you decided to carry them instead of waiting for the elevator. I kinda started to watch you, you were looking at me with this gorgeous smile. I wish I helped you, now I'm very regret but I was in a little shock.So I hope you forgive me for not helping you.
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The South African coach, Augustine Makalakalane, was overjoyed by his team's performance, âWe played really well; everything we planned paid off and it also restored our confidence after our defeat to England. It also provided us with motivation for our next game.
In their previous match the South African ladies were thumped 6-0 by an inform England side. This was not the case when they took on the Scots in their second group match. They clearly learned from their mistakes against the Poms and produced a far superior performance.
The difference did not lie in a long list of line-up changes, instead they played more as a team, more dedicated to the cause and with a never say die attitude.
The game started at a frantic pace with tackles flying in from all directions. Banyana were physically muscled off the ball in their last match and they were determined not to let the same happen against Scotland. It was certainly not a game for the weak-hearted as every tackle made had a crunching sound to it.
Sadly in the 37th minute Sebata Molatelo fell victim to one of these vicious tackles and consequently was substituted due to injury. Chantelle Esau came on in her place and almost made an immediate impact forcing the Scottish goalie into a fantastic save with her first touch on the ball.
Mukondi Mulaudzi in particular was in fine form for Banyana, between the uprights, bouncing back from conceding six goals against England to providing a wall in front of her goal against Scotland. Had it not have been for some superb diving saves by Mulaudzi South Africa would have gone into the break a couple of goals down.
South Africa were certainly the more dominant team in the second 45 as they constantly applied pressure on the Scotland goal and were rewarded for their efforts when the women's African Footballer of the Year, Noko Matlou, put Banyana in front in the 75th minute. Matlou latched on to a perfect cross from Kylie-Ann Louw with an expert finish, 1-0.
The icing on the cake for South Africa was their second goal scored from the spot by Hlengiwe Ngwane five minutes from time to stretch Banyana's lead to two which it remained till the end of the match.
South Africa will certainly see this as a great leap in their women's football, looking to qualifying for the 2011 World Cup in the future.
In the other Group A fixture, England and France played to a 2-2 draw.
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Banyana (0) 2 (Matlou 75', Ngwane 85' pen)
Banyana team: Mulaudzi; Van Wyk (Mogotlhe 46'), Dludlu, Thato, Ndimeni, Thobejane (Mosebo 46'), Ngwane, Louw, Rammala (Ntsweng 90'), Molatelo (Esau 37'), Matlou


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PHOTOS: Inside the New Williamsburg Passive House by Loadingdock5
Posted By Leonel Ponce On April 19, 2011 @ 6:55 pm In Architecture,Brooklyn | 7 Comments
The three-story Brooklyn residence [6] was built in compliance with the German Passiv Haus [7] standards, which emphasizes the heavy insulation of walls and openings, and the precise balancing of interior [8]and exterior temperatures. The building technique cuts down not only on energy [9]consumption and cost, but also on initial construction costs usually allocated to expansive traditional heating and ventilation systems. During most of the year with extreme weather (summer and winter, specifically), the house maintains a very tight seal and all ventilation is done through the Passive House ventilation duct system. But on beautiful spring days when the temperature is mild (such as the day of our visit) allow for fresh air and ample ventilation, the house remains open to the outdoor weather in temperate parts of the year.
When we arrived at the house, we waited inside the clothing and design store at ground level where we were met by the design team. The stunning raw concrete space looks down upon a double height workshop and design laboratory, where owner GGrippo produces his latest "creative activism [10]" designs; fantastic recycled artwork [11] mixed with adorable cashmere toys and children's [12] clothing.
The design team then led us through the neon pink front door to the residence, and up two flights of stairs to the main residential [13] space. Impressive 6′-6″ x 10′ triple-glazed sliding doors, manufactured by Austrian company Walch, allow cool air to flow into the room, and a hatch flushes warm air out through the roof. On the day of our visit, there was a lovely breeze that balanced the cozy temperature inside.
The 20-foot tall room, elegantly furnished [14] under GGrippo's direction, portrays a clean aesthetic of bright colors and simple lines fit for the creative couple and their young daughter. The design also provides a contrast to the whitewashed concrete walls and exposed ceilings, preserving the openness of the double height spaces, while focusing visual activity at floor level. Light [15] streaming in from the double-height facade bounced around the brightly colored space, transforming the calculated design into an active living zone perfect for hosting parties and dinners, or taking out crayons and coloring away!
The interior [8]aesthetic becomes more intimate in the smaller, private rooms; personal effects, children's [12]toys and a more nuanced color palete scale down the single height bedrooms and study. The master bedroom, perched on a loft above the central space, features a lavatory and shower built into a frosted glass wall. The translucent partition creates a private zone for the resident couple, yet allows light [15]to flow into the space from the south. This design maximizes illumination with natural daylighting [16], while diminishing the need for windows in the bedroom itself, lowering the heat gain and loss in the room to save energy [9]. As an added bonus, we can only imagine that the exhibitionist nature of the shower certainly must create some suspense for the inhabitants!
In the loft, as in the living room [8]and kitchen areas, ducts and piping are exposed to view, as are the metal decking of the floor and its supporting beams. While the house is now furnished and occupied, it proudly bares its mechanical and structural bones as a testament to its amazing efficiency.
The lower level of the house contains a bedroom for the couple's daughter, Lucia, along with a separate restroom and a study. These rooms sit at the core of the building, adjacent to the bulk of the mechanical systems, yet one would never know it because the ventilation [17]system registers little sound. During our visit, the architects [18] demonstrated how amazingly quiet their PassiveHaus ventilation system is. Sam turned on the Mitsubishi Mini Split Heat Pump ducted indoor ventilation unit at maximum power, daring us to perceive any noise.
We stood in the house in near dead silence, as only a faint hum could be heard by approaching the air diffusers in each room. This house's mechanical system is "passive" beyond its energy [9]consumption; at key locations, the system is barely perceptible, only revealing itself via small wall registers and minimal sound. Loadingdock5 utilizes the ventilation system's minimal requirements to their advantage: exposed ducts and pipes add minimal focus points to otherwise blank concrete masonry walls, and a silent system can be easily hidden behind walls to preserve visual and audial privacy.
Through their ability to emphasize or hide the inner workings of this building based on the functional needs of each space, and by working as a designer-client team to conceive an ideal living space, Loadingdock5 [19] has created an beautiful and very livable prototype for Passiv Haus construction in New York City [20].
+ Sneak Peek at the Williamsburg Passive House [21]
+ LoadingDock5 Architecture [19]
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[5] completion of Brooklyn's first Passive House: http://inhabitat.com/nyc/sneak-peak-first-look-inside-williamsburgs-newest-passive-house/
[6] three-story Brooklyn residence: http://www.loadingdock5.com/index.php?/progress/174-grand-street/
[7] Passiv Haus: http://inhabitat.com/nyc../../brooklyn-brownstone-gets-a-passive-house-renovation/
[8] interior : http://www.inhabitat.com/interiors
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[10] creative activism: http://www.ggrippo.com/
[11] recycled artwork: http://www.inhabitat.com/art
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[13] residential: http://inhabitat.com/japan-gets-its-first-passive-house/
[14] elegantly furnished: http://inhabitat.com/foster-partners-unveil-elegant-led-flo-lamp-at-milan-furniture-fair/
[15] Light: http://www.inhabitat.com/light
[16] daylighting: http://inhabitat.com/led-light-fixtures-create-the-illusion-of-daylighting/
[17] ventilation : http://inhabitat.com/california-desert-home-uses-passive-ventilation-techniques/
[18] architects: http://www.inhabitat.com/architecture
[19] Loadingdock5: http://www.loadingdock5.com/
[20] New York City: http://www.inhabitat.com/nyc
[21] + Sneak Peek at the Williamsburg Passive House: http://inhabitat.com/brooklyn-brownstone-gets-a-passive-house-renovation/
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A collection of yummy recipes, are recipes, i've made up, found online (i'll always link back) or recipes from here. I also am on a wheat-free lifestyle where I try to adhere to not eating wheat if possible. If I make something that has wheat I'll substitute, so read my comments.
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Cookbook creator says: Yum! Ditch the feta and it becomes vegan!
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Carbs: 14.8g | Fat: 1.2g | Fiber: 3.9g | Protein: 5.7g | Calories: 92.6
Slow cookers aren't just for meat! This is a tasty, affordable one-pot vegetarian meal that's filling and perfect for your slow cooker.
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Black olives, chickpeas, potatoes and lemons combine in this delicious and healthy Mediterranean lunch recipe that just gets better with age! If you can, get organic chickpeas and potatoes for optimum nutrition.
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Okay, so that is clearly my opinion. Let me know what you think. Yummy and healthy!!
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Carbs: 19.3g | Fat: 7.7g | Fiber: 3.7g | Protein: 4g | Calories: 158.7
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Super easy and delicious! Less than 360mg sodium per 1.5 cup serving.
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Carbs: 26g | Fat: 5.7g | Fiber: 6.7g | Protein: 29.4g | Calories: 289.2


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Rounder Records Moves to Nashville
Rounder Records completes its move from Boston to Nashville, acquires children's music imprint Music For Little People.
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The Howlin' Brothers to Release New Album April 29
The Howlin' Brothers gear up to release Trouble, the follow-up to 2013's Howl.
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Art of Guitar in Santa Cruz Includes Dali-like Playfulness
Fred Carlson's "humanitar"--a highlight of the Santa Cruz County Art of Guitar Exhibit and Festival--is a Dali-style amalgamation of harp, guitar, and dancer.
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Happy Birthday, Johnny Cash (1932–2003)
Remembering Johnny Cash on what would have been his 82nd birthday.
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Third Man Records Releases Michael Kiwanuka Single
Jack White's record label releases a 7" single by Michael Kiwanuka.
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Elephant Revival Releases Tour Dates in Support of 'These Changing Skies'
The Colorado-based Americana band will tour the US from February through May.
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Willie Nelson and Alison Krauss Announce Co-Headlining Tour Dates for 2014
Willie Nelson & Family and Alison Krauss & Union Station Featuring Jerry Douglas to embark on tour of eastern and southern US this Spring.
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VIDEO: Noah Gundersen Records "Poor Man's Son" for His Debut LP
The singer-songwriter gives a sneak peek into the recording session for his debut LP, 'Ledges', and streams album on Spin.
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Gibson Debuts New Versions of the J-15 and Hummingbird
Acoustic Guitar caught up with Gibson product specialist Don Ruffatto at the Winter NAMM in Anaheim, CA. He gave us the lowdown on brand new, 2014 versions of two classic guitars – Gibson's ever-popular J-15 and Hummingbird.
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Lee Ritenour's Six String Theory Competition Open to Acoustic Guitarists
The global music competition is accepting applications from acoustic guitarists for 2014.
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High-End Acoustic Guitar Sales Up 39% Since 2009
With just one week until the 2014 NAMM show in Anaheim, California, the outlook for high-end guitar sales is looking decidedly rosy. In a press release, NAMM noted the trend line for custom, handmade guitars.
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MerleFest Adds Old Crow Medicine Show and Holly Williams to 2014 Lineup
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Metropolitan Museum of Art to Display 35 Rare Martin Guitars in New Exhibit
Thirty-five rare Martin guitars will go on display at the Met.
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Third Man Records to Release Frank Fairfield 7" Vinyl on January 21
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Jamestown Revival Perform on KCRW's 'Morning Becomes Eclectic'
Tune in at 11:15 to hear their performance.
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Lost Album by Sid Selvidge to Be Released on March 11
The Cold of the Morning, originally recorded in 1975, will be available in CD, vinyl, and digital formats.
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SUNDAY SHOWCASE: Liz Green - "Bad Medicine"
UK singer-songwriter Liz Green delivers an old blues sound...with a twist.
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By God, he made it!
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American Roots Grammy Nominations Announced
Among the nominees are Sarah Jarosz, Steve Earle, and the Greencards.
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VIDEO: Never-Before-Seen Footage of Guitarist Jack Rose Released on Anniversary of His Death
The guitarist, who died on December 5, 2009, plays "Kensington Blues" in never-before-seen footage.
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VIDEO: Singer-Songwriter Scott Law Releases New LP 'Black Mountain'
Singer-songwriter and flatpicker Scott Law self-releases his latest album.
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Blues-Rock Band the Record Company Releases 'Feels So Good' EP
The band's second EP dropped on November 19.
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Remembering Duane Allman on His 67th Birthday
The legendary guitarist would have been 67 today.
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'Nashville 2.0: The Rise of Americana' Documentary to Premiere Nov. 22 on PBS
The documentary will be featured as part of the 2013 PBS Arts Fall Festival.
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VIDEO: Guatemalan Singer-Songwriter Gaby Moreno Nominated for Best New Artist in Latin Grammys
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Naked totally fulfilled our wishes this season embracing the velvet vibe, they gave one of their classic cut a lovely corduroy version. A reminder, the Weirdguy has a slim, tapered leg with a low rise. This one was made of a 10oz japanese cotton then dyed in indigo so it fades just like raw denim. Even though they are build to last, these trousers totally match the current season's trend. We love them worn with a pair of sand desert boots and a down vest.
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Watch the 'Vampire Diaries' star tackle a new role that's very close to his heart.
What's more enjoyable than watching Ian Somerhalder save the world and promote clean energy? How about watching him do all of that… in a tuxedo! The full-length trailer for Ian's new movie Time Framed has officially hit the web — we got our first teaser back in Dec. 2012 — and it while the film may be eco-friendly, Ian's secret-agent character does NOT play nice with his co-stars.
Whether Ian's Agent Black is bludgeoning a guy to death on a tennis court or stealing cars, one thing's for sure: You do NOT want to get in the way of his fight for clean energy.
Here's the movie's official description, via SinFactory Media:
Time Framed tells the story of Agent Truman Black (Ian Somerhalder), a gun-for-hire secret operative who is entrained to protect government and corporate interests in high-stakes missions. During his latest assignment to stop the supposed heist and expulsion of a revolutionary clean energy method that brings free power across the world, he finds himself framed and becomes a whistleblower that uncovers truths about control and corruption.
WATCH: 'Time Framed' Full-Length Trailer
For more information on Time Framed, head over to the movie's official website.
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Oct. 22 (Bloomberg) -- Sanofi's experimental drug Lemtrada worked better than an older medicine in preventing relapses from multiple sclerosis after two years, the company said.
A late-stage clinical trial comparing Lemtrada to Merck KGaA's Rebif showed that 78 percent of the patients taking Lemtrada were relapse free after two years, compared with 59 percent who received Rebif, Paris-based Sanofi said in a statement today.
Sanofi reported preliminary results from the trial, dubbed CARE-MS I, in July. The company said then that Lemtrada cut relapse rates by 55 percent over two years compared with Rebif. The study is being presented today at a medical conference in Amsterdam.
Results from a second advanced-stage clinical trial for Lemtrada will be available before the end of the year, Sanofi said. The company plans to seek regulatory approval for the drug in the U.S. and European Union in the first quarter of 2012, Sanofi said.
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South Region
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|Tenn. Wesleyan
|Emmanuel (Ga.)
|Columbia (S.C.)
|St. Andrews
West Region
|Team Name
|Robert Morris-Chi.
|Mo. Baptist
|Okla. Baptist
Wolverine-Hoosier Athletic Conference
|Team Name
|Indiana Tech
|Siena Heights
|Lawrence Tech
Final Apr 19 2014 Women's Lacrosse
Final Apr 19 2014 Women's Lacrosse
Final Apr 19 2014 Women's Lacrosse
13 Aquinas
10 vs Reinhardt
@ Belleville, Ill.
2014 NWLL National Championship 5th Place Game
Final Apr 19 2014 Women's Lacrosse
Final Apr 18 2014 Women's Lacrosse
10 Robert Morris-Chi.
8 vs Davenport
@ Belleville, Ill.
2014 NWLL National Championship
Final Apr 18 2014 Women's Lacrosse
12 Indiana Tech
13 vs SCAD
@ Belleville, Ill.
2014 NWLL National Championship
Final Apr 18 2014 Women's Lacrosse
8 Mo. Baptist
21 vs Aquinas
@ Belleville, Ill.
2014 NWLL National Championship
Final Apr 18 2014 Women's Lacrosse
9 Tenn. Wesleyan
10 vs Reinhardt
@ Belleville, Ill.
2014 NWLL National Championship
Final Apr 17 2014 Women's Lacrosse
8 Mo. Baptist
19 vs Davenport
@ Belleville, Ill.
2014 NWLL National Championship
Final Apr 17 2014 Women's Lacrosse
10 Aquinas
12 vs Robert Morris-Chi.
@ Belleville, Ill.
2014 NWLL National Championship
Final Apr 17 2014 Women's Lacrosse
15 Indiana Tech
9 vs Reinhardt
@ Belleville, Ill.
2014 NWLL National Championship
Final Apr 17 2014 Women's Lacrosse
0 Tenn. Wesleyan
18 vs SCAD
@ Belleville, Ill.
2014 NWLL National Championship
Final Apr 13 2014 Women's Lacrosse
11 Emmanuel (Ga.)
8 at Chowan
Final Apr 12 2014 Women's Lacrosse
10 Indiana Tech
15 at Davenport
Final Apr 12 2014 Women's Lacrosse
12 Emmanuel (Ga.)
18 at Reinhardt
Final Apr 12 2014 Women's Lacrosse
11 Mo. Baptist
13 at Robert Morris-Chi.
Final Apr 11 2014 Women's Lacrosse
17 Indiana Tech
16 vs Aquinas
@ Grand Rapids, Mich.
Final Apr 11 2014 Women's Lacrosse
13 Siena Heights
29 at Davenport
WHAC Tournament semifinal
Final Apr 11 2014 Women's Lacrosse
7 Midland
12 vs Mo. Baptist
@ Chicago, Ill.
Final Apr 11 2014 Women's Lacrosse
20 Emmanuel (Ga.)
12 at St. Andrews
December 1, 2014 Anna Zofchak Signs to Play Lacrosse at Lourdes
November 24, 2014 NWLL Signs Partnership with Harrow Sports
October 15, 2014 Poist Named Head Women's Lacrosse at Lindenwood - Belleville
April 20, 2014 Saturday's NWLL Championship games archived
April 19, 2014 #8 Tennessee Wesleyan defeats #7 Missouri Baptist 17-11
April 19, 2014 2014 NWLL National Championship Day will be streamed live
April 19, 2014 #1 SCAD defeats #5 Indiana Tech in semifinal thriller
April 17, 2014 #5 Indiana Tech defeats #4 Reinhardt University 15-9
April 7, 2014 2014 NWLL Coaches' Top 10 Poll – No. 6
March 31, 2014 2014 NWLL Coaches' Top 10 Poll – No. 5
March 24, 2014 2014 NWLL Coaches' Top 10 Poll – No. 4
March 17, 2014 2014 NWLL Coaches' Top 10 Poll No. – 3
March 10, 2014 NWLL Releases Offensive and Defensive Players of the Week
March 10, 2014 2014 NWLL Coaches' Poll - No. 2
March 7, 2014 Truett - McConnell College announces women's lacrosse to begin fall of 2014 The Truett-McConnell College Department of Athletics announced Monday the addition of women's lacrosse, a growing sport with nearly 14,000 women...
March 3, 2014 2014 NWLL Coaches' Poll - No. 1 The Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD) Lady Bees top the first National Women's Lacrosse League coaches' poll of the 2014 season.
February 24, 2014 NWLL Announces Matt Ankenbrandt as Sports Information Director
February 19, 2014 NWLL Adds Five New Members For 2015 Season
February 3, 2014 2014 NWLL Coaches' Preseason Poll Two-tme defending champs, SCAD, tops the 2014 preseason poll.
September 5, 2013 Four New Members Announced for the 2013-2014 Season
April 26, 2013 SCAD Featured in Lacrosse Magazine
April 22, 2013 NWLL Announces All-Tournament Team
April 20, 2013 SCAD Named 2013 National Women's Lacrosse League Champions
April 20, 2013 NWLL Livestreaming Championship Events
April 20, 2013 NWLL National Championship Tournament Day Two Recap
April 19, 2013 SCAD Downs Tennessee Wesleyan, 13-8
April 19, 2013 Robert Morris Posts, 19-7, Victory Over Emmanuel
April 18, 2013 Championship Banquet Photos
April 18, 2013 Aquinas defeats Midland, 19-12, in Game One
April 17, 2013 NWLL Names 2013 All-American Teams
April 16, 2013 NWLL 2013 All-Conference Selection
April 16, 2013 NWLL Releases 2013 NWLL National Championship Bracket
April 1, 2013 National Women's Lacrosse League Coaches' Poll: Week 5
March 18, 2013 National Women's Lacrosse League Coaches' Poll: Week 3
March 12, 2013 National Women's Lacrosse League Coaches' Poll: Week 2
February 19, 2013 National Women's Lacrosse League Preseason Coaches' Poll
December 21, 2012 Lindenwood University - Belleville to Host 2013 NWLL National Championship The National Women's Lacrosse League (NWLL) has announced Lindenwood University – Belleville as the host site for the 2013 National...
December 12, 2012 Haarberg Named NWLL Sports Information Director The National Women's Lacrosse League has announced Amanda Haarberg as the new Sports Information Director.
September 19, 2012 John McCarthy tabbed new NWLL Commissioner The National Women's Lacrosse League has appointed John McCarthy as its new Commissioner, league officials announced on Wednesday afternoon.
April 24, 2012 SCAD's Cutts, Hannon named NWLL POY, COY Charlotte Cutts and Nichole Hannon of SCAD-Savannah picked up the NWLL's highest honors, league officials announced.
April 21, 2012 SCAD nips top-seed Tech in 3OT for NWLL title Tournament MVP Kayla Nelson scored with 1:04 left in the third OT to send SCAD-Savannah to the NWLL championship.
April 19, 2012 Dominant first half leads Tech past MBU Top-seeded Indiana Tech scored 16 first half goals on the way to a 22-11 victory over eighth-seeded Missouri Baptist.
April 19, 2012 Shorter outlasts Aquinas 17-14 in NWLL Quarters Shorter advanced to Friday's semifinals with a 17-14 win over Aquinas on Thursday afternoon.
April 19, 2012 Big second half lifts SCAD over Davenport SCAD-Savannah outscored Davenport 12-2 in the second half en route to a 19-9 victory in the NWLL Quarterfinals.
April 19, 2012 TWC advances with 18-13 win over Reinhardt Lindsey Knapp's four goals led TWC to an 18-13 win over Reinhardt in the NWLL Quarterfinals.
April 12, 2012 Tech clinches NWLL regular season title Indiana Tech scored a convincing 22-7 win over Davenport University on April 12 to clinch its first NWLL regular season championship.
March 23, 2012 Indiana Tech nips Shorter, 20-19 Chelsea Olson and Holly Holod scored crucial goals in the final two minutes to lead Indiana Tech to a thrilling 20-19 victory over Shorter.
February 19, 2012 Shorter defeats Midland in NWLL opener Shorter's women's lacrosse squad opened the 2012 season with a 13-6 win over visiting Midland University in an NWLL matchup.
November 9, 2011 NWLL coaches to speak at US Lax Convention The National Women's Lacrosse league will be well represented at the 2012 US Lacrosse National Convention.
November 8, 2011 Aquinas, Midland added to NWLL roster The National Women's Lacrosse League announced today that Aquinas College and Midland University have been accepted as new members for 2012.
October 27, 2011 Lady Bulldogs scrimmage BSC, Sewanee Tennessee Wesleyan scrimmaged Birmingham Southern University and The University of the South this past weekend.
April 23, 2011 Indiana Tech clips TWC for inaugural NWLL championship Tournament MVP Autumn McMillin scored four goals to lead Indiana Tech to a 15-10 win over TWC and the first-ever NWLL title.
April 23, 2011 Shorter outlasts MBU in NWLL Third Place game The fourth-seeded Lady Hawks scored a thrilling 18-17 victory over No. 3 Missouri Baptist to take third place at the NWLL Tournament in Rome.
April 22, 2011 Indiana Tech will play for NWLL Championship Autumn McMillin racked up seven goals and Holly Holod added a goal and three assists to lead second-seeded Indiana Tech to a berth in the first-ever...
April 22, 2011 Top-seed TWC punches ticket to NWLL title game Chelsea Walsh and Tess Sasse scored five goals apiece and top-seeded Tennessee Wesleyan College advanced to Saturday's championship game with a 17-7...
April 22, 2011 MBU's Sullivan named top player; All-NWLL teams honored Missouri Baptist University senior midfielder Amanda Sullivan was named the 2011 National Women's Lacrosse League Player of the Year and MBU's Katie...
July 19, 2011 Indiana Tech standouts help USA to 2nd place in Berlin Aided by the contributions of four Indiana Tech Warriors, the United States AI team finished second at the Berlin Open International Lacrosse...
June 13, 2011 Indiana Tech sends four to Europe representing USA Indiana Tech will have four athletes representing the United States at the prestigious Berlin Open.
April 26, 2011 NWLL announces addition of three new members The NWLL announced the addition of three new members on Tuesday, each of which will begin competition in the conference in the 2012 season.
April 12, 2011 Tourney seeds set; Tennessee Wesleyan takes top spot On April 22 and 23, four teams will converge at Shorter University in Rome, Ga., to compete for the title of first-ever NWLL champion.
March 8, 2011 NWLL Weekly Report #2 National Women's Lacrosse League play is officially underway after the latest week of competition witnessed several league contests take place during...
February 28, 2011 NWLL Weekly Report #1 The first full week of National Women's Lacrosse League action is complete and while the first-ever NWLL game is also in the books, most teams will...
February 22, 2011 TWC starts season 2-0 Tennessee Wesleyan opened its 2011 season with a bang this past weekend at Millsaps College in Jackson, Miss., by defeating two NCAA Division III...
February 21, 2011 Shorter gets program's first win, 18-7 over Davenport Whitney Dixe scored seven goals and Bianca Rojas added five tallies as Shorter University beat Davenport University 18-7 in non-league women's...
February 19, 2011 Berry upends Lady Hawks in lacrosse exhibition at Barron Stadium Berry College's Anya Dziurzynski scored five goals and added an assist as the Lady Vikings topped Shorter University 17-7 in a women's lacrosse...
February 13, 2011 Indiana Tech opens season with win The Indiana Tech women's lacrosse team kicked-off their 2011 campaign with a win on Sunday at Central Michigan University. The Warriors defeated...
November 17, 2010 Brand new NWLL announces charter members The National Women's Lacrosse League announced today the six institutions that will compete in the league's first season of competition beginning in...
November 2, 2010 Shorter announces formation of NWLL Shorter University announced today the formation of the National Women's Lacrosse League (NWLL), the only NAIA specific women's lacrosse conference in...
November 1, 2010 Brittni Dulaney named Shorter's first women's lacrosse coach Shorter University Director of Athletics Bill Peterson announced today the hiring of Brittni Dulaney as the institution's first-ever women's lacrosse...


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Gershom, son of Thomas Wicom, Jan. 12.
Margarett, dau. of Samll Hazzen, Jan. 26.
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Stephen, son of Jonathan Thurston, Feb. 23.
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Ebenezer, son of Richard Stewart, Jan. 5.
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Dutch Passion did a great job with their version of the classic Blueberry marijuana strain. With many phenotypes to choose from, you are sure to find a keeper in a pack of these seeds.
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- STRAIN TYPE: Indica Dominant
- FLOWERING TIME: Blueberry marijuana by Dutch Passion finishes around 8 to 10 weeks
- YIELD: This is a medium to high yielding marijuana strain
- SMELL: Dutch Passion's Blueberry marijuana smells great. Like fresh Blueberry's and fruit. Some of the phenotypes have more of a danky, skunky smell, with hints of blueberry
- EFFECTS: We've noticed the dankier phenotypes are more couchlock with munchies. When you get the pheno that has the distinct blueberry smell it tends to be more energetic and euphoric
- MEDICAL USES: The More dank smelling phenotype: Sleep Disorders, Appetite, Nausea, Pain Relief, Relaxation. The really fruity blueberry smelling phenotype: Social Anxiety, Stress, Mood Enhancer, Muscle Tension
- TASTE: Blueberry's, fruit, danky. This is the kind of marijuana strain you find yourself smoking just for the flavor


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In April 1895 Oscar Wilde brought a libel suit against the Marquess of Queensberry, the father of his youthful lover, who had publicly maligned him as a sodomite. In doing so, England's reigning man of letters set in motion a series of events that would culminate in his ruin and imprisonment. For within a year the bewildered Wilde himself was on trial for acts of "gross indency" and—implicitly—for a vision of art that outraged Victorian propriety.
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