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"My help comes from the Lord, the Maker of heaven and earth." ~Psalm 121:2
One obstacle after another presented itself at times, and each time I could only say, "Well, Lord, I don't know how to get through this weekend, but You are faithful and promise to be my Helper. Please show me what You want me to do, and what you want me to watch You do!"

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Spanish Tortilla with Manchego and Green Olives
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Dense with onions, potatoes, olives, and cheese, this homey, one-skillet wonder hits the spot at breakfast, lunch, or dinner. Serve it hot or at room temperature, sliced into wedges.
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Nutritional Information
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Calories | 426 |
Total Fat | 31g |
Saturated Fat | -- |
Cholesterol | 261mg |
Sodium | 927mg |
Total Carbohydrate | 22g |
Dietary Fiber | 3g |
Sugars | -- |
Protein | 16g |
Calcium | -- |
Christopher Testani
Yields: 6
Total Time: 1 hr 25 min
Prep Time: 25 min
Oven Temp: 350
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- 1/4 cup(s) olive oil
- 3 tablespoon(s) olive oil
- 1 medium (about 7 ounces) yellow onion
- 1.50 teaspoon(s) salt
- 1.50 pound(s) (about 5 medium) red potatoes
- 1/2 teaspoon(s) freshly ground pepper
- 8 large eggs, beaten
- 1/2 cup(s) (about 15 large; pitted) chopped green olives
- 1/4 pound(s) aged Manchego cheese, thinly sliced
- Preheat oven to 350 degrees F. In a 10- or 12-inch ovenproof nonstick skillet over medium heat, heat 2 tablespoons oil. Add onion and 1/2 teaspoon salt, and cook, stirring occasionally, until onion is soft and translucent, 8 to 10 minutes. Transfer onion to a large bowl and set aside.
- In the same skillet over medium heat, heat 2 tablespoons oil. Working in batches, add half of potatoes in an even layer and season with 1/2 teaspoon salt and 1/4 teaspoon pepper. Cook, stirring occasionally, until potatoes begin to soften, 8 to 10 minutes.
- Add eggs and olives to reserved onion-potato mixture, and gently stir to combine.
- Wipe the skillet clean. Over medium heat, heat remaining olive oil. Add half of reserved potato-onion-egg mixture to skillet, smoothing with the back of a spoon to create an even layer. Top with cheese; then cover with remaining potato mixture, smoothing with the back of a spoon to create an even layer. Cook for 10 minutes on stovetop, then transfer skillet to oven.
- Bake until eggs are set and potatoes are tender, 25 to 30 minutes. Adjust oven to broil and cook tortilla until top is lightly browned, about 3 minutes. Transfer pan to a wire rack and let cool for 5 minutes. Invert onto a serving plate and cut into 6 or 12 wedges. Serve hot or at room temperature.
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1999, Lion's Head. Directed by Kevin Smith. Ben Affleck, Matt Damon, Linda Fiorentino, Jason Mewes, Kevin Smith, Alan Rickman, Chris Rock, Salma Hayek, Jason Lee, Alanis Morissette.
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Content advisory: Constant vulgarity, crude language, and profanity; crass sexual references and innuendo; some violence and carnage; fleeting drug use; lots of bad theology, not all of which is meant for comic effect.
By Steven D. Greydanus
Although it'll go without saying ten minutes or so into these proceedings, ViewAskew [Kevin Smith's production company] would like to state that this film is — from start to finish — a work of comedic fantasy, not to be taken seriously. To insist that any of what follows is incendiary or inflammatory is to miss our intention and pass undue judgment; and passing judgment is reserved for God and God alone… — From the disclaimer prefacing Dogma
Like the creators of Dogma, I feel the need to begin with a disclaimer of my own. This review is an exercise in film criticism and commentary informed by Christian faith. It is neither an anti-Dogma activist polemic nor a pro-Dogma apologetical treatise. I come not to praise Kevin Smith, nor to bury him, but to critique his work. I will tell you what I think is good about it, and what I think is evil, and why I think the work as a whole deserves its unacceptable rating (not only from this site but also from the ). But this is a complex film, and deserves careful evaluation. Those who are only interested in one-sided spin, whether bad or good, will not find it here.
Let's begin where Dogma does, with the disclaimer. Dogma, we are told, is a "comedic fantasy"; and the film lives up to its billing. Consider an early scene in which George Carlin plays a Catholic cardinal spearheading a media and public relations campaign called "Catholicism Wow!" Among his proposals for revamping the Church's image are retiring the crucifix, which was determined (doubtless by focus groups) to be depressing and spooky, and replacing it with a smiling, winking, thumbs-up "Buddy Christ" figure.
Outrageous and provocative? Sure. But even devoutly traditional Catholics — some of whom have actually suffered silently (or not-so-silently) through similarly banal and shallow efforts of liturgists and others to make worship more "relevant" and "up to date" — need not take offense here. After all, the scene plays as satire; the Cardinal's proposals obviously go to ridiculous extremes, making such trendy and revisionistic liturgical monkey-tricks look as silly as they are.
Then in the next sequence Matt Damon as a semi-fallen angel named Loki (also the name of the Norse god of mischief) has a goofy monologue on The Walrus and the Carpenter as religious allegory: The Walrus, he says, stands for Eastern religions, since by his girth he resembles the Buddha and with his tusks he evokes "the Hindu elephant god"; while the Carpenter, naturally, stands for Christ, and by extension Western religion. This is just funny. I had Christian friends in college who did riffs like that; I remember a couple of guys developing a complex theory of higher criticism based on the cartoon-like illustrations in the Good News Bible.
There's a lot more buffoonery as the film progresses, including a fiery angel who gets doused by an extinguisher; a black "thirteenth apostle" named Rufus (Chris Rock) who claims that Jesus was black too; a muse named Serendipity (Salma Hayek); a giant poop monster with an origin story you'll never guess in 2000 years and a vulnerability too silly for a comic book super-villain; and a demon who confidently invites a human character to take a swing at him with a golf club, little dreaming that this particular club happened to have been stolen from a cleric — from Cardinal Glick, in fact, who despite his liturgical revisionism turns out to have been old-fashioned enough (the heroine inexplicably uses another descriptive term) to bless his golf clubs, inadvertently making them deadly to demons. (The Cardinal is even capable of declaring that "The Church doesn't make mistakes", a remarkably pious profession from so irreverent a character; but then, this is a comedic fantasy.)
Infinite patience
But is it true, as the disclaimer insists, that Dogma is comedic fantasy "from start to finish"? Absolutely not. Dogma has a gospel to preach, and it's as earnest about its message as a Billy Graham special.
And what is the gospel according to Kevin? Well, like the Christian gospel of sin and redemption, there's the bad news and the good news, the problem and the solution. Smith's good news is essentially a message of faith to a faithless world; which is, on the whole, a positive thing. Consider this brief monologue by Loki's companion Bartleby (Ben Affleck):
These humans have besmirched everything [God has] bestowed upon them. They were given paradise; they threw it away. They were given this planet; they destroyed it. They were favored best above all his endeavors; and some of them don't even believe he exists. And in spite of it all, he has shown them infinite [expletive] patience at every turn.
When was the last time you heard a speech like that in a mainstream Hollywood film? When did you even hear the words "besmirched" and "bestowed" in the same sentence? That's got to be worth something.
What about Smith's bad news? Well, as the above excerpt implies, unbelief would seem to be bad news. And at times the film takes on a catalogue of sins including idolatry, adultery, suicide, and cheating on taxes. "The big sins never change," Loki maintains. Loki is the erstwhile Angel of Death, and in one scene he visits judgment upon a roomful of entertainment industry executives for a variety of offenses, including one man's spending money on himself while neglecting the needs of his aging mother (an offense for which Christ himself had harsh words in Mark 7).
On the other hand, we are also told by Rufus that God's "only real problem with mankind" is not idolatry or even unbelief, but the bad stuff "that gets carried out in his name — wars, bigotry, televangelism. The big one, though, is the factioning of all the religions. Mankind got it all wrong by taking a good idea and building a belief structure out of it." That's right, God prefers "ideas" to "beliefs," because ideas are easier to change.
The sign of the true Catholic
And here we come to the heart of the gospel according to Kevin: "Faith" is good , but "religion" — systems of belief, dogma, ritual — these are not good (or "not so good," as Smith himself amended when I saw him in person). "It's not about who's right or wrong," Serendipity lectures Bethany, the heroine. "It doesn't matter what you have faith in, just that you have faith."
This, of course, is hardly "faith" at all, merely a vague, inclusive spirituality. What's more, Smith isn't content merely to promote his own generic "faith;" he has to tell us, again and again, what's wrong with orthodox Catholic belief.
Smith has an extraordinarily bleak impression of contemporary Catholic religious experience. "You people don't celebrate your faith," Serendipity charges, "you mourn it." Later, Bartleby observes, "People don't go to church to feel spiritual any more — they go to church and feel bored! But they keep going every week just out of habit!" The experience of the heroine is apparently thought to be pretty typical: "I don't know why I still go [to Mass]. I can remember going to church when I was young and feeling moved. Now I go every week and I feel nothing." When she goes on to tell a coworker she thinks "God is dead," the coworker responds: "The sign of a true Catholic." (Incidentally, the coworker is Jewish.) In fact, Smith seems genuinely oblivious to the existence of any vibrant Catholic orthodoxy in our day (perhaps he simply hasn't run across it in northern New Jersey).
The film advances some rather conventional examples of how the Church is supposed to have gone wrong. We hear, for instance, that the Bible is sexist; and, when God finally appears in glory at the end, it's in the form of a young woman (Alanis Morissette). In a particularly odious speech, Rufus derides belief in Mary's perpetual virginity as "just plain gullibility." Smith even hauls out the tiresome and false charge that the Church had a "policy of noninvolvement in the Holocaust" (see "How Pius XII Protected Jewish Lives" for more information).
And, notwithstanding some outrageously straight-faced political incorrectness from Jay and Silent Bob, the court jesters of Kevin Smith's universe, the film's real attitude toward a host of subjects is relentlessly P.C.: abortion rights, homosexuality, feminist theology, gays in the military, even the general theme of male-bashing (Bethany charges that the average male "is never [truly] a man even for ten minutes in his whole lifespan"; and, when Loki and Bartleby visit judgment upon the executives, every man in the room is guilty and the lone woman is innocent). There is something astonishingly perverse about the film's climax, which requires an abortion clinic worker to commit direct euthanasia in order to bring God back to life and save the world (see my essay "Dogma in Dogma: A Theological Guide" for more information).
Much of this suggests serious sentiments behind the satire; and certainly the central tenet of "faith good, religion not so good," is quite seriously meant. Yet ViewAskew wants to claim total comedic immunity: You can't raise serious moral considerations about our film, says the disclaimer, since it's all comedic fantasy from start to finish. That's very far from the most wrong-headed notion in the film, but it may be the most hypocritical. Christ had harsh words for hypocrisy too; especially hypocrisy about religion.


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Crisps & spuds
Click below to read a summary of the Crisps & spuds project ideas for Bronze, Silver, and Gold awards; or to go back to project ideas click here.
CREST Bronze
Find out which crisps are crispiest and what makes them un-crisp
For this project you will carry out a number of experiments on crisps. You should start by selecting which crisps you want to test. You should try to get different sorts of crisp. For example, some crisps are made from peeled potatoes, others still have their skins. Some crisps are 'hand cooked in sunflower oil'. Some crisps come in 'foil fresh' bags. Some crisps are crinkle cut. There are also lots of different brands. Try to get as wide a variety as possible. Find out what conditions are suggested for storing your crisps (these are usually given on the side of the packet). Try to get packets that have the same sell-by-date, so your tests are fair.
CREST Silver
Investigate the fat and salt content of different crisps
You should start this project with some research. You should find out about the various different types of crisps that are available. For example, different brands, whether they're peeled or unpeeled, cooked in sunflower oil, low-fat, low-salt etc. Ask people which they buy, and ask for their reasons. Find out what saturated and unsaturated fat means. You could visit the Food Standards Agency website (www.foodstandards.gov.uk) to find out just how low in fat something has to be before it can claim to be low-fat on its label. At the end of this investigation you should suggest which type of crisps should be used by a coronary heart disease patient. Therefore, before you start any tests, you should research the disease. Find out about the affects of high cholesterol and high blood pressure, and what in turn can cause these symptoms.
CREST Gold
Investigate potatoes and starch
Potatoes contain starch; the amount of starch in a potato affects what it's used for in terms of cooking and food preparation. You should begin this project by finding out how the starch content of foodstuffs affects cooking and food preparation. Which varieties of potatoes are used to prepare certain food products, and why? You could link up with someone from the agricultural industry to find out what sorts of potatoes they grow and what they're used for. Food manufacturers may also be able to provide you with information. Select some spuds to test. Try to pick as wide a selection of varieties as possible; for example, new potatoes, white potatoes, red potatoes and baking potatoes. You could also try pre-prepared potatoes, such as chips.


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This is a very elegant moisturizer. It is a light and silky fluid which absorbs almost immediately and leaves my skin hydrated. It basically consists of glycerin + squalene, two very good ingredients for the skin. I think it would be perfect for summer months and hotter weather as well as for acne-prone skin year round. It is a nice, light hydration product. Will repurchase.
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I bought this due to the rave reviews and small ingredient list. Unfortunately, this irritated the heck out of my skin. It made me flush and caused a dermatitis-like breakout. I believe it must be the squalene.
I had to use Cortaid for 2 days following this moisturizer.
It is too bad I am sensitive to Squalene because this did have a very silky & light feel to it.
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Although I really like the concept of the LRP Toleriane line, unfortunatley this product irritated my dryish, uber-sensitive, dermatis and acne-prone skin treated with Ystheal. I believe the problem for me is seated in the use of squalane, which evidently my skin cannot tolerate as use of this product resulte d in deep cystic acne. This light fluid absorbed well but was not moisturizing enough for my skin, and would probably be more suitable for oilier skin types. However, I have had much better luck with Bioderma's Hydrabio Light creme (see my review), which IME is superior to both this LRP product and the Avene one. The packaging is superb: a hygienic, vacuumed flacon. More readilty availalbe in the states now, but at a steep price for the quality of its ingredients.
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Light, not oily, absorb fast, moisture enough, and kinda cheap too. I like it. It's a plain moisturizer that is great for oily skin.
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Though the whole movie was fun to watch, my favorite scene was the one there the guys are impersonating the girls act to "Sisters" Very funny!
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J. Cole Engaged To College Sweetheart?
J. Cole may have put a ring on his college sweetheart. Several blogs have reported that the 28-year-old rap star reportedly popped the question to his long-time girlfriend Melissa Heholt, who he began dating while at his Queens alma mater, St. John's University.
The official Twitter account of SJU's alumni also retweeted the message below, adding more fuel to the engagement rumors, according to MTV News.
Congrats to @JColeNC on his engagement to his @StJohnsU college sweetheart #SJU #ColeWorld http://t.co/UCMYxAYM0I
— St. John's Alumni (@stjohnsalumni) December 12, 2013
While the Born Sinner MC keeps mum about the specifics of his relationship, he has mentioned his cuffed status on some songs, including "All I Want Is You," "LAnd of the Snakes" and "Power Trip."
Back in 2011, he was linked to pop's bad gal Rihanna but dismissed the rumors and said his girlfriend handled the ordeal very well. "[She dealt with it] like a champ," he told Hot 97.
Should the rumors be true, Cole wouldn't be the first rapper this year to propose. Big Sean recently gave his leading lady, actress Naya Rivera, a rock for her left hand while Future and Ciara are also set to wed.
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Here's a second photo from June's Critical Mass bike ride in Vancouver.
Before the ride starts all the cyclists gather at the Vancouver Art Gallery. Friends find each other and you get to talk about how sweet bikes are and how great riding them is. It's always during Critical Mass that I get a tinge of bike envy. I mean, I love my bike; I've got it just how I want it, but there's always so many other well thought-out bikes to admire. Everyone brings out their slick fixies to show off. This refurbished-looking pink bike has especially well-matched components.
I know you guys have some sweet bikes. We should plan to go for a bicycle ride soon.


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East Coast Grill & Raw Bar
The vibe at this always-packed Cambridge spot is boisterous and casual, but there's serious food—and an ambitious mix of cuisines—being served up here. Grill guru Chris Schlesinger pairs traditional New England seafood (local cracked Jonah crab claws, a killer clam-and-sweet-corn chowder) with spicy, smoky Caribbean and Latin-inspired dishes. The white-pepper grilled tuna with wasabi and pickled ginger is deliciously light; those who can tolerate more mess (and calories) should order the barbecued, shredded North Carolina pork platter.
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- Bar Dining
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- Good for Groups
- Handicapped Accessible
- Parking Available
- Take-Out Available
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- Daily 8am – 6pm
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We have a Sleep Number 5000 we purchased in 2000 that is now in our spare bedroom because we upgraded to a King instead of a Queen. We purchased a Sealy Trueform? Plush that had a small pillow top in 7/03 it was very comfortable but ended up being defective by sagging more than 2 inches, creating 2 troughs. By 4/05 I switched it out to a Simmons Beautyrest Cypress which was way to soft so it was switched out. By 5/05 I had a Simmons Beautyrest Asberry Plush which I switched out last year because it also had 2 troughs. By 11/07 I had purchased a Sealy Posturepedic Sedona Springs Plush which ended up being to hard. We had numbness after sleeping on the mattress all night. We added a Novafoam (memory foam) pad and felt like we were sinking into the bed, not to mention it was way to hot. So in 2/08 we purchased a Sealy Posturepedic Elmhurst pillowtop mattress. It's to soft and is forming the troughs and it's too hot. I sleep on the Queen Sleep Number occassionally but it's not that comfortable as it seems to be impossible to get the two sides to be at the same height. I loved the Marriott foam mattress and didn't remember it being to hot to sleep on. I see that you recommend/suggest the Sealy Springfree as an alternative to Jamison foam, for durability and say the material is different. Will the Sealy Springfree be a hot sleep? Will it mold to my body? I want to be able to get out of it in the morning and not be in pain. I was considering a Westin Heavenly but I have been reading the Blog and it says they are non-tempered springs which means they aren't as durable? I feel like we would be lucky to get a couple of years out of a mattress at this point. Any help would be appreciated. BTW my husband and I are both 5'11 and almost 200 pnds
I also should have mentioned both by husband and I are side sleepers and I have had spinal surgery in the past to fuse my upper spine and had/have a bulging disc in my lower back. not sure that's really why we are going through so many mattresses. It seems it's more that the Cal Kings keep getting two troughs. I have also noticed with my last few mattresses a chemical smell which doesn't seem to disappear even after leaving the door open without sheets to air it out when we first receive them. Suggestions?
Hi Karen. Well, you have had a time of it. The Westin is the same as the Beautyrest. The Sealy SpringFree contours, but doesn't mold to you like the memory foam does. Pillowtops and soft mattresses are more apt to get body impressions. Add a couple of large people to the equation and those impressions get deeper. Include a size that can't be rotated well and the situation gets even worse. You sleep farther apart in a king. The center stay like new and ends up looking like a hump. In a standard king, you can 1/4 turn rotate the mattress for more ven wear. In a Cal king, your screwed. Neither one of you are so tall that a standard king is too short. The standard is wider than the cal king, for more elbow room. The softest you should consider is the Sealy SpringFree Beachside, which has an in-between feel. The Wybridge model is firmer and is one to try before deciding.
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Amazinz wrote:Sheffield (black) was basically given a free pass by the NY media, partly because they were too busy tar and feathering Giambi (white). It relaxed substantially after his public apology and it dissipated entirely after his offensive resurgence but therein lies the rub. There are a lot of ignoble reasons why the media and we as fans choose to crucify some and pardon others but I do not believe race is one of them. I am sure there are racists who enjoy persecuting Bonds because he is black but I believe they are by far the minority.
I don't deny it is in the minority, and you make a fair point about Giambi/Sheff. But I have had a SF Reporter tell me that this was a trully a motivating factor with Bonds. I have seen many a SF and LA reporter make the same charges against the powers that be in Chicago. I have seen the 49ers mock as many races as possible, and not see anything wrong with it for a year. If you go to SF to this day, it is still basically segregated and separated by the bay.
I don't understand how poeple can turn a blind eye quite honestly, and say it doesn't have some mitigating factor. But the minute you mention race, you are the bad guy for playing the "race card."
I got news for you, racism is alive and well and this country, except of course in the media
When was the last time all three major networks covered a missing minority child. Nope. Greta Van Sustern, only goes live to Mississpi for the missing pretty white girl .. I don't make the rules and I am just pointing out the obvious.
Now I can't tell you why the Yankees seemingly get a pass either, they just do. Its odd. Maybe Selig is in play here, I don't know. They are of course the face of baseball. Maybe it is because they were allready under a large contract, or something like that, but from an organization that requires your hair to be just so, its ok to stick a needle in your ass?
Maybe Clemens and Pettitte get a pass because they were once Yankees, and if so Bonds should sign there for the Major league minimum.
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As Lucky assistants, we see it all. This week we're coveting the spring line of a young designer (she's our age!), swaping our sandals out for boots and shamelessly shopping the kids' side of the store.
I stumbled upon this gem when I was researching a children's blog post. This has to be the coolest bowtie ever! I'm really tempted to add it to my crazy accessories collection.
I'm obsessed with motorcycle inspired boots...especially this pair from Barneys with multiple buckles and wrap around straps! When I'm not busy at Lucky I also perform as a singer/songwriter. On stage, I love pairing these boots with something like an innocent lace dress because it gives me an edgier look.
Although I'm not a fan of chilly weather, I do get excited about my footwear in the fall and winter months. I just ordered these boots from American Eagle and cant wait to pair them with girly dresses and tights all winter long.
While everyone else in the city seems to be praising the return of fall (lame), I am mourning the end of my favorite season. At least it can still sound like summer on my iPod with Girls' new song "Honey Bunny." The whole album is on repeat in my apartment, but that song is particularly theraputic for me with the changing seasons.
I'm obsessed with Katie Ermilio's line! Hers was my favorite showing this NYFW, hands down. The designer has perfected the art of adding modern details to classically feminine silhouettes–and she's only 25! I'm DYING over this peplum blouse on the model in the middle and am already convinced that my spring wardrobe needs to be filled with shades of mint and melon.
My wardrobe got a little boost this fashion week thanks to Rent the Runway. A color-blocked Missoni shift and a pretty pleated Proenza number found a temporary home in my closet for the last week (and I fell totally in love with both dresses). I am already scoping out my calendar and planning the next time I can rent one of these fabulous frocks.
It's time for me to retire my boat shoes and get ready for fall. This season it's all about bright socks for me! These Paul Smith ones will look great with loafers and boots and will definitely make my feet feel alive as I dance through the fashion closet!
Coffee Bean and Tea Leaf, my favorite LA coffee spot, has finally made its way across the country and opened in NYC! Try their signature drink, the ice blended mocha. Such a treat when I'm feeling a little homesick.


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Personally, me and the entire rest of the business / science / medicine / engineering world are desperate for a reader that can fit an entire 8.5/11" sheet on one screen, without its own walled-garden 'ecosystem' (looking at you, iTunes), including support or fast high quality conversion for common office filetypes... hell I'd take just PDF with annotation capability.
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The problem with all of these 'comparisons' is that they don't factor in the requisite infrastructure. Consider what happens if we take solar to the extreme: the grid has massive unpredictable spikes based on time and geographical location during the day based on weather - and produces next to nothing after dark. The only possible way to balance solar is either to have true global generation and sharing (unlikely for all sorts of obvious reasons, would require ocean bottom superconductors to prevent loss, $$, politics, etc) or to have very difficult to design battery and capacitor based installations to store up peaks during the day and discharge at night. Battery tech isn't fast enough and certainly isn't cheap enough to make that economical anytime soon.
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I am replacing my picket fence and have already done about six 8-foot sections. I have several to go. I have used one screw on top and bottom of the 3-inch wide pickets and I really don't like the way the holes show. I tried painting them, but they're still noticeable. My questions are (1) should I be using nails instead of screws, (2) if I keep using the screws, do you think the pickets will eventually cup with only one nail on top and bottom (they're primed and painted white); (3) if I switch to nails and rent a nail gun, what type of nail should I use that won't rust or react to the cedar wood, and (4) should I use 4 nails total (two on top and bottom)? Thanks for any advice you can give me. |
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Yes they will cup with only one nail or screw in each picket. Stainless Steel should be used regardless if screws or nails. Go to a lumberyard and get "trim head" screws in stainless or if you choose to rent a nailer use a finish gun or brad nailer and use the appropriate stainless steel nail, using 2 or 3 top and bottom. |
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Maybe it was the picklebacks my boyfriend made me drink last night at the Super Bowl party,* or the fact that my horoscope told me it was a good time for a detox,** but I woke up today contemplating cleanses.
Truth be told, I'm not a fan. I'm of the (well-researched) mind that our bodies, properly treated, do a very good job ridding themselves of "toxins," and that good nutrition means eating three squares and snacking—not starving yourself with expensive juices, raw foods, or packets of mysterious powder.
It's not to say I don't like expensive juice and raw food, and back when Alexandra and I lived together in our little bachelorette pad in Montreal, we would occasionally do juice cleanses with our two other roommates. The four of us would loll about reading magazines and talking about how hungry we were, and when the three days were up, we'd feast on vegetarian food. I did it because they were doing it, but I've not done one since, and that was more than 10 years ago.
Forgetting for a second that some cleanses are downright dangerous, am I missing something here?
It's not that I don't get the impulse. Like finally donating that pile of jeans you don't wear or deleting exes from your phone, the urge to purge can be a healthy one. It's a way of saying to yourself I'm done with that, it's time to start fresh. I'm not really in that headspace right now, but since we've been talking a lot about what it takes for us to feel our best, I'm going to start my version of a cleanse: Committing to doing the things that make me feel my best—and actively avoiding the crap that doesn't.
Because let's get cheesy for a second: It's not just about feeling your best, but also acting your best out there in the world. For me to do my best work, to be kind and patient with myself and others, to write blog posts that don't suck and be present and happy in my day to day life, I need to take care of number one. Probably, I'm thinking, so do you.
So here's my cleanse idea: A plant-based diet with a little fish (but definitely not this one), lemon water, lots of sleep, consistent meditation (tips, as always, are here), dark chocolate, as well as three whole pieces of fruit, daily—but also I'm going to do things that I find fun—because that's a big part of it, too. I'm going to do this for a week, maybe two, and see what happens.
See what I did there? I came up with a cleanse where I get to eat a lot and have a ball. What about you? Do you do cleanses?
Do you like them? Tell, tell.
* If you have never had one and you do drink alcohol, do yourself a favor and get on that. Also, he didn't really make me.
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I did this with people I barely even know last week, and then again last night at dinner with our friends Anna and Erika. Groan, groan, groan, I know. It's super corny! But it also feels nice.
People seem to spend an awful lot of time saying they need to lose weight, or their skin sucks, or how they wish they had curly/straight/blonde/brown/black/red hair, how their smile lines are deepening—you name it. We all do it, and that's fine. But part of the message of our book, and our message here, is that chasing the beauty dragon makes you feel bad, and we want to find ways to feel good, and embracing your natural beauty is part of that and…
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We are certifiably obsessed with astrology, and this week something very important happened in the land of planets: Venus went direct.
Not surprisingly, Venus is the planet that rules aesthetics. When it's in retrograde, as it has been so stubbornly for the last while, astrologers caution not to do cosmetic procedures or spend big money on anything related to your appearance.
The other thing Venus retrograde can do? Just generally make you feel crappy about the way you look. We were both totally feeling this. Were you?
But now that Venus is in forward swing, we can all rejoice. To celebrate this shift we're asking you this:
What do you like about yourself physically? So often women are asked what they would change—we'd like to know what you'd keep.
Have a great weekend and yes, go get that pair of jeans.
Hello! I'm Virginia of Beauty Schooled, a blog where I investigate the price of pretty. I'm so excited that Alexandra and Siobhan asked me to guest post, because I am obsessed with their book to the point that I carry it in my purse when I go to the store to stock up on conditioner and face wash (that's not weird, right?) and also, they are totally awesome people.
A little while ago, I bullied these ladies into guest posting on my blog, and we started talking about how cleaning up your beauty routine can lead to you also feeling maybe a little bit free from all those "you MUST look like [insert-whomever-in-Hollywood-here]" beauty standards that we all hold ourselves to, often to a pretty major degree.
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I have some Russian Hardy poms (actual variety uncertain) that have for the first time in 10 years borne fruit to this point (I'm a zone 6b dreamer when I planted them that has slid to a zone 7 with warming, but the erratic swings in weather in my high dry climate have kept any fruit off until now).
So, what I'm really more worried about at this point is whether there will be enough "heat" and/or heat days to ripen the suckers from here on out. We were overly warm up until last week, then got a cool down into the 70-80's. Going to be 90 today. But, by this Saturday, 46 for a high, low in upper 30's. Which gets to my question, do poms hit a certain low temp where they will quit ripening or is it more just the number of days before a freeze that will matter? Historically our first annual freeze date is Oct 31. We usually don't get a hard freeze until 15th to 20th (ish) of November. Think I can get the poms to ripen? |
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I would imagine you'll be fine if your first frost ends up being around the average time. Of course that assumes they are pretty far along already. All the fruit on my potted Wonderful pomegranate ripens by mid October barring any catastrophe, and I'm in a colder climate (zone 6 around 7,000 feet in N. NM) with an average 1st frost of Oct 15th. I don't know how your Russian variety compares to the moderately late-ripening Wonderful though. This definitely reinforces my belief that the so-called hardy poms are not necessarily early ripening, which is equally important in marginal areas for poms. |
Thanks for the info. The latest weather report says we'll have a fairly early cold snap and get to 33 degrees Saturday (hi of 45). If that stops ripening, I think I have lots of fruit that is not going to be very ripe. boo. Oh well, guess we'll find out pretty soon either way. |
Hey, just tried one of the pomegranates that had split. It was still pretty green but the fruit was GREAT. Letting some of the bigger red ones ripen some more. Can't wait to taste them. 10 years to get the first harvest. Pretty good patience! |
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The default controls on the PC version of Minecraft require both a mouse and keyboard, while the console version is adapted to a hand-held controller. You can access and edit input options by opening the controls menu in the "Options" section of the main menu.
Players using Apple computers or keyboards must use the function (fn) or Alt key to use most of the "F" key functions. For example, holding "fn" and pressing "F11" adjusts the game's volume. Apple users also have trouble changing in and out of full screen, so players may need to use "Alt" and "Tab" simultaneously to adjust the screen. Minecraft runs on dual display systems, but may expand to fill both monitors depending on the settings.
Default Control Functions
Mouse Movement: Slide the mouse in any direction to turn your character.
Mouse Wheel Scroll: Switch between items in the quick-bar.
1 through 9 Keys: Switches the active item to the one in the corresponding quick-bar slot.
Esc: Shows the mouse cursor and displays the game menu, it also pauses the game in single-player mode.
F1: Turn "Heads Up Display" on or off.
F2: Take a screenshot.
F3: Show debug information, including frames per second, memory usage and other performance data, along the top of the screen. Pressing keys 1 to 9 while in this mode to see additional information about each item.
F5: Switch between first and third person views.
F8: Toggle the mouse smoothing feature.
F10: Return cursor control to the player and prevents input into the game until pressed again.
F11: Switch between full-screen and windowed mode.
Forward Slash (/): Opens the chat box.
Shift: Holding Shift while selecting an inventory item will move it to the quickbar immediately. This method also allows for fast item transitions between the player inventory and chests, crafting tables, furnaces and other storage blocks. You can also hold shift while crafting to create as many finished products as the resourced placed in the crafting window will allow.
Configurable Controls
Left Mouse Button: Hold to harvest blocks, attack mobs and interact with doors, switches and levers.
Right Mouse Button: Click to use an active item, place blocks, block with a sword and shoot arrows from a bow. Use on switches and containers to interact with them and to board minecarts and boats.
Wheel Mouse Button: Change the active block to the one currently targeted by the player's crosshairs in the center of the screen. The player must be in creative mode or have that block on his quickbar to use this function. Using this button on some entities causes a glitch that puts bedrock blocks in your hand.
Players can duplicate dragon eggs and end portal frame blocks in creative mode with the wheel button.
W: Press and hold to move in the direction your character is looking. Tap and then hold to sprint.
A: Move left without turning your character.
S: Walk backwards.
D: Move right without turning your character.
Spacebar: Jump or rise to the surface when submerged in liquids. Press this button twice in creative to activate flying mode.
Left Shift: Hold to activate sneak mode. While sneaking, you cannot fall off the edge of blocks and mobs are far less likely to detect you. Hold the key to travel downwards in flying mode.
E: Open the player inventory.
Q: Throw your current active item on the ground as a dropped resource. This function allows you to throw things off of cliffs and into water or lava. Each key press only disposes of a single unit, even if you are holding a stack.
T: Opens the chat box on multiplayer servers.
Tab: Hold on a multiplayer server to see who else is online.
Minecraft Pocket Edition
Movement: Tap the movement symbols on the screen to move in different directions.
Jump: Touch the square button on the screen.
Place Block: Touch the screen where you want to place a block.
Break Block: Press and hold the screen on top of the target block. A meter will pop up and display your current progress when harvesting.
Move Camera: Slide fingers across the screen in the direction you want to turn.
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Right Bumper: Place blocks.
Left Bumper: Break blocks.
Triangle: Open the player inventory.
Circle: Scroll through the hotbar from left to right.
Cross (X): Jump.
Square: Scroll through the hotbar from right to left.
Directional Pad: Each button moves the character in the corresponding direction.
Right Analog Stick: Move the camera.
Menu: Open the main menu.
Touch Screen: Tap the screen to open the chat box on multiplayer servers.
Search Button: Switch between third and first person views.
Most tablets use the same control setup as touch screen phones, but there are some configuration options available to tablet users that are not accessible in the phone app version of the game. The tablet version displays crosshairs like the PC and Xbox 360 versions do.
Minecraft Xbox 360 Edition
Default Controls
A: Jump
Right Trigger: Strike blocks with your active item and activate doors and switches.
Left Trigger: Place held blocks, fire bow and block with sword. Use to interact with containers and vehicles.
Y: Open the player inventory.
X: Open the crafting menu.
In Crafting
A: Finish craft combine.
B. Close the crafting menu.
X: Show information about the targeted item.
Right and Left Bumper: Browse through items in item bar.


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If this is the same site you describe in the discussion on clematis in that forum, I'm sorry to say that this is probably not going to work for you with a climbing hydrangea, either. First, these get to be large, woody and eventually quite heavy vines. While they can be trained in an espaliered form, they will need some sort of very sturdy support to hold up the main stem or woody trunk - that bare opening between the two ends of the pergola is not gonna work. And they do not vine but cling to rough surfaces via rootlets or fine hair roots that form along the stems.....hard to attach to any sort of wire, although it can be used as sort of a guide. And they grow very slowly initially, taking several years before establishing and beginning to put on any serious vertical growth. And finally, once growth begins in earnest, the pruning necessary to keep the vine restrained to just the side of your pergola and along the espalier framework will remove any flowering potential. |
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I think the July issue of the magazine is about to come out, which should include my 2nd place finish photo in the wide angle category of their photo contest for this year. Here is the photo:
They do have some web based slideshows up on their website under UW Imaging, but names are not mentioned, and it includes many other finalists and HMs, I think, based on the size of the shows. I had another photo show up in the slideshow for the Marine Life category, and another in the Macro category slideshow, and I don't know if they are finalists, or what.
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The Big Mek is about half as tough as the Nobs. Shouldn't he have the stats from the Dok?
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The Big Mek is about half as tough as the Nobs. Shouldn't he have the stats from the Dok?
Ork's profiles are in big need of change. There is no reason that Stormboy should have different stats than other Boyz. So all Boyz should have unnatural T of 2 and identical number of wounds. All Nob like Orks including Weirdboy or Big Mek should have unnatural T of 4 and similiar number of wounds. Why Weirdboy has 34 wounds [it makes him better than NPC Ogryns, and it does not matter that NPC Ogryn W/T/S stats are also silly]?
Posted 07 July 2012 - 07:26 AM
All the profiles in the book need work.
Posted 07 July 2012 - 04:03 PM
Agreed. Those Ork stats are wonky as hell.
Not that I disagree a Mad Dok shouldn't be "Ded 'Ard" compared to anything but the Bosses, after all, these guys SCARE even the other Orks. But yeah, he's tougher than the Master level opponent in the adventure.
I'd suggest all Orks should start at a base 35-45ish S, 45 T - and have an Unnatural T of 2… And onwards from there, with Unnatural S being an early get for anything not a Basic Boy. Because really, base boys are tough, and sorta strong, but not that far beyond a normal human in the Fluff. Obviously the more advanced the Ork is, the more Unnatural S and T it should have. As well as Size buffs to Hulking at a certain point.


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