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Mini Bagels With Crab Spread
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12 miniature bagels, split
1 container (8 oz. size) soft-style cream cheese with olives and pimiento
1 tablespoon chili sauce
1 teaspoon prepared horseradish
1 can (6 1/2 oz. size) crabmeat, drained, flaked and cartilage removed
Snipped chives or parsley
Toast bagels lightly under the broiler for 1 to 2 minutes or until golden brown.
Meanwhile, for spread, stir together the cream cheese, chili sauce and horseradish in a mixing bowl until combined. Stir in crab. Transfer mixture to a serving bowl. Garnish with snipped chives or parsley. Serve crab mixture with toasted bagel halves.
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I believe that Herman Cain is authentically pro-life and that he would appoint judges who would interpret the Constitution properly. But he tried to get too political in answering questions about abortion from Piers Morgan.
Please see How I wish the abortion-for-rape debate would go for a simple and effective way to navigate through the rape and incest exception questions. This works whether you are being interviewed by a "gotcha" journalist or just having a conversation with a friend.
Pro-lifers need to quit apologizing for their views and start being more consistent. This is not that complicated. The unborn are unique, living human beings from conception. That is a scientific fact. They shouldn't be killed because they are unwanted or as punishment for a crime someone else committed.
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I am addicted to the cooking shows. I am not a creative person and cooking give me an opportunity to demonstrate the little creativity I have.
I love Paula Deen, Bobby Flay, Ina Garten, Tyler Florence, Rachel Ray...on Bravo I am addicted to Top Chef. I cook along with these great chefs and feed my family, so that's a good thing. Most recently, I have made Ina's wheatberry salad. Very healthy and so tasty! What shows are YOUR favorites? What TV recipes have YOU tried? |
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Bakemom, im right there with you. I keep my TV on the food network channel almost all weekend. Right now I'm watching an Iron Chef America rerun and my mind is just spinning with ideas. Hmmm... kumquat tomato salad..... I love the ones you mentioned plus the competition shows. Iron chef america, The cake competitions and/or sugar sculptures, Bobby Flay's Throwdown and my most recent - the next food network star. |
Hi, I almost never come over to Conversations, just saw this thread. I'm another foodie who is addicted to the cooking shows and to Top Chef. I've watched all the previous seasons of it. Also love all the chefs you mentioned, Bakemom, plus Alton Brown, Giada DeLaurentiis and Mario Batali. I've found that if you use a lot less olive oil/fat than the recipes, you can actually make them pretty healthy. We've also been watching the Next Food Network Star. It's really interesting to compare what qualities the Food Network executives look for, with the qualities they look for on Top Chef. I've never made Ina's wheatberry salad, I'll have to look it up. I've made Bobby Flay's fish tacos, using tilapia. I've also made a bunch of Rachel Ray's recipes. |
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We have been without any sort of cable or color TV for 31/2 months. I am convinced going WITHOUT is even more fattening. I get bored. I eat. Hmmm, GGG |
http://food.aol.com/tyler-florence?video=6 This recipe is fabulous. I made it this afternoon. Double it because it's so good. |
Ooh, just what I need, another fix for my recipe collection addiction. LOL, I don't do much cooking but I do collect the recipes. Someday.... Bobbie |
- Posted by limequilla 5 IN (My Page) on Mon, Jul 9, 07 at 16:33
I watch them all, too, but it would never occur to me to actually make a recipe from a TV show. I just like to watch somebody else besides me cook. LOL! I have never seen or heard of Top Chef, but have watched the last 2 episodes of Next Food Network Star which I have found very interesting! Lime |
Did you see Tyler do that Beef Tenderloin (looked like a filet to me) topped with crab salad and little grilled tomatoes on the vine on the side? Oh man..... I dont try alot of the recipes either, but I've got to try those lettace wraps and that steak and crab salad. |
I'm going to look up that beef recipe. Top Chef is on Bravo. You can visit Bravotv.com and check out what has happened so far. This is season three and there have been just a few eliminations. You also get to rate the plates by presentation which is fun. |
I like Why Did the Chicken Cross the Road Tortilla Soup. I think it came from Rachael Ray. The flavor is deep and complex. I usually make it more during the winter, so I use corn off the cob put up from the previous summer. I dry char it in a Calphalon pan instead of grilling it. Same for the red bell pepper. I often don't use tortillas or chips either. I like the soup just as well without it. I make large batches and store in individual freezer containers. I think I'll go dig in the freezer now.... |
Ok. I've got the previous episodes of TOP CHEF set to tape so I can catch up and I'm planning on watching tomorrow nite. It sounds like the next food network star so I'm sure I'll enjoy it. They show previous episodes of that too, so check them out. Its a fun show. I'll have to check out that chicken soup recipe too. I love learning different ways to fix chicken. I'm so tired tonite, tho, supper is going to be a bag of popcorn. *sigh* |
Here is a link that might be useful: Tylers Ultimate Surf & Turf
I went over to my son's girlfriend's parents house tonight and we had Bobby Flay fish tacos. She made them with swordfish and it was delish. I don't have a good tortilla soup recipe, so I will search on foodtv.com tomorrow for that. Top chef is a lot like Project Runway in that at the end of the day it's the designs/food that counts. It's very fun to watch when you get into it and they run marathons of it on the weekends, so you can cook along with it. |
seedmama, do you have a link for that tortilla soup? I googled it but didn't find it... haven't searched Rachel Ray's site yet. |
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:-) My favorite food program is Bizarre Food. lol. Won't make you fat. :-P |
lynnem, I didn't have the name quite right; probably why you couldn't find it. Sorry about that. I'm so excited you are going to try it, especially with fresh corn available right now. Please let me know if you like it. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Why-the-Chicken-Crossed-the-Road Santa Fe-tastic Tortilla Soup
Ha! I just came over to discussion.... I never deglazed a pan before, and now I always do when browning meat. I love Alton, and I'm excited to see Amy with her new show. The new Iron Chef will be neat too. I bet the guy from Louisiana wins. |
Is anyone watching Gordon Ramsay's Kitchen Nightmares? I saw a few episodes of this in England this past summer, and now he is doing an American version. I know he has a foul mouth and a violent temper. I've never watched Hell's Kitchen cause watching a grown man yell at and demean people and throw pots and pans isn't my idea of entertainment. But so far he has been absolutely spot on with his observations and criticisms of some of the American eating establishments he has visited and turned around. He seems very perceptive about the weak spots at each restaurant and knows exactly who to point the finger at! |
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It would have been hard to imagine during training camp that the Kansas City Chiefs would remain as the last unbeaten team in the NFL.
As difficult as it may have been to imagine the Chiefs sitting atop the AFC West following the bye week, yet the fact remains… The Chiefs, at 3-0 and #1.
I can't believe it myself, and I picked the Chiefs to start 3-0 when doing my pre-season schedule run-down and predictions…
Throughout the bye week I spent a lot of time traveling the internet and reading NFL blogs, articles, columns and micro-blogs of all types and all teams.
Things learned on my journey:
- In pre-season picking the Chiefs to go 9-7 on the season labels you a homer
- Picking the Chiefs to go 9-7 after they have started the season 3-0 labels you a pessimistic hater
- Chiefs opponents' fans like this column
- Chiefs fans don't like this column
- Most sports bloggers and blog readers are nice
- Many people who hang out on fan forums/message boards are pricks
Week 5 takes the Chiefs to Indianapolis to face the Colts and their toughest match-up of the season… A match-up that most likely will bring the Chiefs back to Kansas City with a 3-1 record… So, why will the Chiefs lose to the Colts?
First, thanks to all the friends of Chiefs Command who helped me out this week:
- Blaine Grider from 65 Toss Power Trap
- Neil from Armchair Linebacker
- Josh from Pro Football 101
- Brett Mock from Coltzilla
- Demond & Deshawn from 18to88.com
Newest Chiefs Posts
5: Fate is just like any another 4-letter word
Neil: Armchair Linebacker
Let us not forget, we are the sports fans of Kansas City… We have not yet earned, nor do we deserve, anything from the sports gods…
4: Home Sweet Dome! & Meaningful Games
Demond & Deshawn: 18to88.com
Wouldn't that be nice Chiefs fans? Being able to separate Chiefs games into two categories… Those that matter in securing a playoff spot (and playoff games), then dumping the others into a "Don't Matter" category.
3: Colts offense will hold the Chiefs running game in check
It's easy to say the Chiefs need to run the ball and control the clock to be able to win the game. It sounds so simple, so obvious… It's not. Whether or not the Chiefs are able to run the ball well against the Colts, eventually they will be forced to abandon the run in favor of the potentially quicker scores in the passing game.
Josh of Pro Football 101 sums up my point:
2: One Second Too Long or The Matt Cassel Story
A little story about a boy named Matty… Matty liked his football. He liked his football SO much that he never wanted to share it with any of his friends…
One day Matty and his friends began a journey; a journey that lead him to a magical place… This place was called Indianapolis!
Once in this magical place, Matty and his friends encountered two enormous snarling beasts, referred to by the native people as the Freeney and the Mathis. These beasts were always hungry and loved to eat footballs, and they especially wanted to eat Matty's football. The Freeney and the Mathis chased Matty all day and all night, trying to get his football…
Matty refused to give his football to his friends so they could hide it in a super-secret place called the End Zone. His friends begged him, they screamed and yelled for Matty to give them the football so they could hide it and make the beasts leave him alone… Stubborn Matty refused. After so much running and jumping, Matty was exhausted…The beasts caught up to Matty… And they bit off his fucking head!!! They also ate Matty's football…
Moral of the story: Survey the field and throw the ball quickly or get destroyed by Dwight Freeney and Robert Mathis!
Story inspired by and dedicated to Brett Mock of Coltzilla
1: Did you know that one guy in those commercials with Justin Timberlake plays football?
I would be curious to listen to Colts' opponents' sports talk radio week in and week out… I bet no other player is more talked about by the opposition's fan base than Peyton Manning. As said by Blaine Grider of 65 Toss Power Trap:
While the Chiefs have been amazing in 2010, out-performing expectations from even the biggest homer fans, the team will experience their first loss in week 5.
Peyton Manning is simply too much for the young Chiefs secondary to handle. Jamaal Charles and Thomas Jones should, and will, run all over the Colt defense, but the Chiefs will soon find themselves out-gunned and forced to switch primarily to the passing game in desperation to catch up/not let the game get out of hand.
Once forced to rely on the passing game exclusively, the Chiefs offense and Matt Cassel will be exploited by defensive ends Dwight Freeney and Robert Mathis. The high-powered Colts offense forcing the Chiefs to throw the ball will lead to a boost Cassel's passing yards total, but will also increase Cassel's propensity to turn over the ball.


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UH Presents 'Circuits of Empire: India as Metropole'Keynote Speaker and Bollywood Movie Address Caste, Sexuality and the Limits of Liberalism
University of Pennsylvania professor Ania Loomba will speak on "Caste, Sexuality, and the Limits of Liberalism" at 4 p.m., Thursday, Sept. 20 in conjunction with a presentation of Milan Luthria's Indian film, "The Dirty Picture." A panel of film experts will conclude the program at 1:30 p.m., Saturday, Sept. 22 at the University of Houston (UH) Dudley Recital Hall. Both events are free and open to the public.
"We decided to invite Ania Looma because she is a widely respected Indian scholar who specializes in postcolonial studies, empire studies and Shakespearean studies," said Lynn Voskuil, associate professor in the department of English at UH. "Postcolonial and Empire studies are particularly import to the Empire studies group of faculty in the English department who planned the event.
We selected 'The Dirty Picture,' because it is a recent Indian film— specifically, a Bollywood film— that would attract a wide public audience and promote good discussion among viewers. A critical and commercial success, the film has won many awards in India, including three National Film Awards and six Screen Awards. The film raises interesting questions about gender issues in contemporary Indian society."
Loomba is Catherine Bryson Professor of English at the University of Pennsylvania. She received her Bachelor of Arts, Master of Arts and Master of Philosophy degrees from the University of Delhi, India, and her doctorate from the University of Sussex, U.K. She researches and teaches early modern literature, histories of race and colonialism, postcolonial studies, feminist theory, and contemporary Indian literature and culture. Loomba is also faculty in comparative literature, South Asian studies, women's studies, and Asian-American studies.
The goal of the India Studies program at UH is to promote teaching and scholarship focused on the history, politics, economics, languages, religion and culture of India. UH began offering minors in Indian studies and comparative cultural studies in the fall 2012.
The event is co-sponsored by the UH department of English and India Studies program.
WHAT: | "Circuits of Empire: India as Metropole" |
4 p.m., Thursday, Sept. 20 "Caste, Sexuality, and the Limits of Liberalism," a lecture by Ania Loomba 1:30 p.m., Saturday, Sept. 22 "The Dirty Picture," a Bollywood film directed by Milan Luthria. Followed by a panel of Indian film experts: Nandini Bhattacharya, Texas A&M; Sucheta Choudhuri, UH – Downtown; and Subramanian Shankar, University of Hawaii, Manoa Refreshments following panel. |
University of Houston, Dudley Recital Hall, Fine Arts Building Entrance 16 off Cullen Boulevard (near intersection with Elgin) Metered parking is available in lot 16B, across from the Arts Complex |
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I am already spayed, housetrained, purebred, up to date with shots, not good with dogs, and not good with cats.
Prissy is a very sweet girl that we pulled from the pound several months ago after she was found as a stray. She was adopted into a loving home, but it soon became apparent that Prissy needs to be an only dog. She does not do well with other animals (dogs, cats, or parrots), but she loves people. She wins over hearts quickly and easily with her beautiful face and sweet disposition. If you are interested in this sweet girl, please download an adoption application from our website at www.bhsva.org and submit it to our office.
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August 4 is National Chocolate Chip Day. Obviously I've blogged many different Chocolate Chip Recipes from cookies to ice cream to truffles to pound cake to cheesecake to pancakes… and a lot more. I usually throw some chocolate chips in most of my recipes. It's almost always appropriate because you can never have enough chocolate!
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Documented Coalition Losses in the III Persian Gulf
As of April 18th, 2003
Supplement from Col. David Hackworth writing in Military.com May 24, 2003
151 M-1 tanks hit; 3 destroyed by AT-14 [Mr. Cooper will disagree]; 12 damaged beyond economical repair
16 BFV destroyed; 35 more seriously damaged
23 M-113 APC and 53 trucks destroyed
Col. Hackworth says almost all kills/damage result of RPG; accuses US DOD of hiding loss/damage because DOD wants to push 20-ton family of AFVs capable of being transported rapidly by air [estimated 4 versus 1 M-1 in C-5; 2-3 vs 1 M-1 in C-17; 1 versus none in C-130]. Many analysts have also been wondering how US Army can justify light AFVs to replace heavy ones when casualties would have been much heavier in Iraq had light AFVs been used.
Tom Cooper [www.acig.org]
- not all data about the units were confirmed so far;
- SMAF = small arms fire
- W/o = written off
- RTB = returned to base
19th March:
MH-53 Pave Low III, USAF; hard landing inside Iraq;
helicopter destroyed, crew and passengers "self-recovered";
AH-64, 11th Aviation Brigade, US Army; hard
landing inside Iraq; helicopter and crew recovered; non-combat related
CH-46, USMC; crashed in Kuwait, 12 KIA; non-combat related
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2 Sea King ASaC.Mk.7s; NAS 849; collided, 7 KIA;
AH-64, 11th Aviation Brigade, US Army; hard
landing inside Iraq; helicopter and crew recovered; non-combat related
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Tornado GR.Mk.4; shot down over southern Iraq by US Army
PAC-3 Patriot SAM; crew of two confirmed KIA;
24th March
AH-64D 99-5135, 11th Aviation Brigade (C
Company, "Vampires", 1-227 Attack Helicopter Battalion, 1st Cav
Division), US Army; damaged by RPG-7 and landed in the field near Karbala,
Iraq; crew captured;
AH-64D, 11th Aviation Brigade, US Army; damaged
by RPG-7 and SMAF; RTB, but probably w/o;
AH-64, 11th Aviation Brigade, US Army, damaged
by RPG-7 and SMAF; RTB;
26th March
Phoenix UAV, ZJ300, British Army; shot down near Basrah;
Phoenix UAV, ZJ393, British Army; shot down near Basrah;
27th March
RQ-1B Predator UAV, 95-014, USAF; shot down over Baghdad;
29th/30th March
AH-64, unit unknown, US Army; crashed in "brown-out"
conditions, probably w/o; crew OK; non-combat related accident;
UH-60, US Army; damaged by crashing AH-64; helicopter and
crew fate unknown; non-combat related accident;
UH-60, US Army; crashed in brown-out conditions; crew fate
unknown; non-combat related accident;
OH-58 Kiowa Warrior, 11th Aviation Brigade, US
Army; damaged by SMAF;
OH-58 Kiowa Warrior, 11th Aviation Brigade, US
Army, damaged by SMAF;
30th March
UH-1N, HMLA-169/MAG-39, USMC; crashed in southern Iraq; 3
S-3B, VS-38/CVW-2, USN; rolled off deck after landing
aboard USS Constellation; crew recovered; non-combat related accident;
AH-64, 1-3rd Aviation Regiment, 3rd
ID (Mech), US Army; crashed in "brown-out" conditions, w/o; crew (? Mike Carman
and C.W. Cathy Jarret) recovered; non-combat related accident;
1st April
AV-8B, HMM-263 USMC; crashed during attempted landing
aboard USS Nassau; pilot recovered; non-combat related accident;
F-14A, VF-154/CVW-5, USN; crashed due to engine
malfunction during strike against enemy positions in southern Iraq; crew
recovered; non-combat related accident;
2nd April
UH-60A, B Company 2nd Battalion 3rd
Aviation Regiment, US Army; shot down by SMAF near Karbala; 6 KIA;
F/A-18C, VFA-195/CVW-5, USN; shot down by US Army PAC-3
Patriot SAM while on a bombing run against targets near Karbala; pilot Lt.
Nathan "O.J." White KIA;
4th April
AH-1W, HMLA-267/MAG-39, 3rd Marine Aircraft
Wing, USMC; crashed in southern Iraq; 2 KIA (Capt. Benjamin W. Sammis, Capt.
Travis A. Ford); non-combat related accident;
Phoenix UAV ZJ402, British Army; shot down over Basrah;
Phoenix UAV ZJ417, British Army; shot down over Basrah;
7th April
F-15E, (Squadron unknown; reported not 336th
FS) 4th FW, USAF; went missing over the Tikrit area (some claims say
by truck-mounted Roland 2 or truck-mounted SA-3; sources close to USAF deny
this F-15E to have been shot down by a SAM); pilot meanwhile declared KIA (name
remains unknown), WSO MIA;
8th April
A-10A, 173rd FS/Miss. ANG, USAF; shot down by
truck-mounted Roland 2 during attacks against target near the Baghdad
International Airport; pilot recovered;
A-10A, USAF; heavily damaged by SMAF and MANPAD over
Baghdad; aircraft and pilot (Capt. Kim "Killer Chick" Campbell) recovered;
CH-46E, USN; crashed in Eastern Mediterranean during
VERTREP-operation for USS Truman; crew recovered;
14th April
AH-1W, HMLA-?/MAG-39, USMC, declared missing somewhere in
central Iraq; crew should be OK; no other details known;
Note: the total Iraqi and Arab media claims for US and British losses
are for at least 70 M-1 Abrams and Challenger 2 tanks, and over 400 other US
and British vehicles; the following list was compiled on the basis of
photographic and written reports by open-source media;
1 M-1A1 Abrams by Hellfire from USMC AH-1W near Basrah;
3 M-1A1 Abrams 3-7th Cav by Iraqi RPG-7 shots
from the rear near Karbala; fate unknown;
M-1A1, probably 3-7th Cav, US Army; captured almost intact; date and
place unknown (video released by Iraqi TV after the same battle near Karbala in
which 3-7th Cav lost three M-1A1s, and together with the video of
the M-9 captured intact);
2 M-1A1s of 3rd BCT/3rd ID (Mech) on
3 April; some 10km south of Baghdad; fate of crews unknown;
M-1A1 "Cojone EH", 2nd BCT/3rd ID (Mech), on 6 April,
during the raid into Baghdad downtown; set afire after RPG-7-damage to a fuel
cell; wrecked by Coalition air strike; wreck recovered;
1 M-113A-3 (fitter's vehicle) of 3rd ID (Mech),
on 3 April; fate of crew unknown;
1 M-109A6 Paladin by ammo explosion; burned out;
1 M-9 (captured together with three M-1A1s of the 3-7th
there are claims for up to five M-2 and M-3 Bradleys being
lost during the fighing so far, but none were confirmed by photographic
2 AAV-7s by Iraqi RPG-7 shots in an-Nassiriyah; both
destroyed; number of casualties unknown (several other AAV-7s god bogged down
in the mud or fell into irrigation ditches so far, but all were recovered);
1 AAV-7 of USMC on 1 or 2 April, place unknown; 1 KIA;
1 AAV-7 of 3-4 Marines on 7 April near Baghdad; 1 KIA;
1 M-1A1 fell from bridge when driver was shot by Iraqis;
crew KIA; not recovered;
2 M-1A1s on 5 April, four kilometers south of Baghdad; two
crew KIA, several injured;
1 M-1A1 2nd Tank Battalion/1st
MARDIV near Sayyid Abd, on 6 April; disabled, crew fate unknown;
there are rumors about one LAV-25 of the USMC being
destroyed as well; there is no confirmation except this blurred picture, which
seems to be showing the "fitter's vehicle" version that fell into a ditch (and
was certainly recovered):
(with additional informations from Johann Price)
On 25th March a Challenger 2 from C Sqn, Queen's Queen's
Royal Lancers (part of the Royal Regiment of Fusiliers Battle Group) has got
the turret and glacis severely damaged when another Challenger 2 attached to
the Black Watch Battle Group mistakenly engaged it in the middle of s series of
night contacts with Iraqi forces
along the Shatt-al-Basra canal. The driver and tank commander were killed, but
the gunner and loader while seriously injured are recovering.
On 28th March a Scimitar CVR(T)s from D Squadron of the Household Cavalry
Division (attached to 16th Air Assault Brigade) was destroyed in a daylight
blue-on-blue engagement by a USAF A-10 on a road along the Shatt-al-Arab,
north-west of ad-Dayr. One British soldier was killed and four wounded.
A picture of a Challenger 2 with a damaged track was published, and
there are also reports about a Warrior or Scimitar AFV damaged after driving
over an unexploded 60mm mortar shell.
The US Army and USMC also lost between 25 and 30 Hummer "jeeps"
(including at least five by RPG-7s), as well as up to 20 different trucks so
far. Also damaged was an US Army Patriot fire-control radar: this was hit by an
AGM-88 HARM, fired from an USAF F-16C on a patrol over southern Iraq, when the
radar established a lock-on on the fighter.
So far no losses of Coalition vehicles are known to AT-14 Kornet
ATGMs, although delivery of 200 rounds and 12 launchers to Iraq by Syria (in
autumn 2002) was now confirmed. Except the one M-1 that fell into the Euphrates
River after the driver was shot while crossing the bridge, no M-1s were
destroyed to direct enemy fire so far. All the losses of M-1 MBTs initially
occurred to RPG-7/16 hits into the engine compartment, open turret hatches, or
fuel cells: in most cases, tanks were abandoned and left to burn out; in one
case a tank was set afire and then hit by Coallition air. The Iraqis probably
captured a total of seven M-1A1s – of which only three were intact – so far,
but it is questionable if they managed to tow any of them away, due to the lack
of time and heavy equipment needed for such tasks: certainly, one of the
burned-out M-1s initially captured by the Iraqis ("Cojone EH") was later
confirmed as recovered by US Army.
Dozens of other Coalition vehicles, especially M-1A1 Abrams MBTs, were
damaged by Iraqi fire, foremost by RPG-7s, but not disabled.


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13 Then the king defiled the high places that were east of Jerusalem, which were on the south of the Mount of Corruption, which Solomon king of Israel had built for Ashtoreth the abomination of the Sidonians, for Chemosh the abomination of the Moabites, and for Milcom the abomination of the people of Ammon. | 13 The king also desecrated the high places that were east of Jerusalem on the south of the Hill of Corruption--the ones Solomon king of Israel had built for Ashtoreth the vile goddess of the Sidonians, for Chemosh the vile god of Moab, and for Molech the detestable god of the people of Ammon. |
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British seafood is celebrated to the full here, with oysters, mussels and winkles alongside mackerel
3 x 300g/10½oz mackerel
50g/2oz smoking chips
1 x 300g/10½oz mackerel (from above)
1 tsp grapeseed oil
salt, to season
2 native oysters, opened
1 tsp lemon olive oil
2g grated fresh horseradish
1 tsp superfine capers
pinch celery salt
squeeze lemon juice
40g/1½oz crème fraiche
2 rock oysters, opened
1 free-range egg, yolk only
½ tsp Dijon mustard
squeeze lemon juice
1 ice cube
100ml/3½floz grapeseed oil
1 free-range egg, yolk only
½ tsp Dijon mustard
squeeze lemon juice
pinch salt
pinch freshly ground black pepper
100ml/3½fl oz grapeseed oil
2 spring onions, finely sliced
225g/8oz plain flour
330ml/11fl oz lager
pinch sugar
pinch salt
20g/¾oz yeast
12 mussels
20 winkles
300ml/10fl oz vegetable oil, for deep frying
1 tsp lemon olive oil
40g/1½oz samphire
fillets of 1 x 300g/10½oz mackerel (from above)
salt, to season
grapeseed oil, to coat mackerel fillet
drizzle lemon olive oil
First prepare the mackerel. Fillet two of the mackerel. Trim one set of fillets for the grilled mackerel, and set aside in the fridge until needed. Skin the other set of fillets and cut into 5mm/ ½ in dice for the tartare. Set aside in the fridge until needed. Reserve the bones from the two mackerel, to smoke. Leave the third mackerel whole, ready to be smoked.
For the smoked mackerel pâté, set up a stove top smoker with smoking chips of your choice and place over a medium heat. (CAUTION: smoking generates a lot of smoke. Cook in a well-ventilated area, and open the smoker outside if possible.) Score the whole mackerel, rub it with the grapeseed oil and season generously with salt. Once the smoker is smoking, place the mackerel inside along with the bones from the two filleted mackerel. Smoke for 10 minutes, turn the mackerel and continue to smoke for a further 10 minutes or when gently prised, the flesh lifts away from the bones.
Add the two native oysters to the smoker for two minutes.
Remove the mackerel, oysters and bones from the smoker. Place the smoked oysters in a bowl with the lemon olive oil and set aside in the fridge. Set aside the smoked bones for the velouté.
Rest the smoked mackerel at room temperature for five minutes, then carefully lift off the skin, remove the flesh from the bones and place in a bowl. Pick through the mackerel to ensure no small bones remain.
Add the grated horseradish, capers, celery salt, lemon juice and crème fraiche and gently fold to create a loose and textured pâté. Cover and set aside in the fridge until needed.
For the muffins, warm the milk, sugar, butter and yeast in a pan to roughly body temperature (37C/99F). Put the flour and salt in a bowl, then pour in the warmed milk mixture. Mix the ingredients together and once it begins to form a dough, knead the mixture to a smooth dough. Set the dough aside in a warm place to prove for an hour.
After an hour knead the dough a couple of times to knock it back. Lightly dust a work surface with the cornmeal, and with a rolling pin, roll the dough out to 1cm/½in thick. Cut out 2 x 4cm/1½in discs. Prove for another 10 minutes. Heat a non-stick pan over a low heat and add the muffins. Gently toast for five minutes each side, until they are golden-brown and cooked through. Set aside covered with a cloth.
For the tartare, sprinkle the diced cucumber with salt and set aside for 30 minutes. After 30 minutes, rinse the cucumber thoroughly, squeeze it out, then season with the vinegar and sugar and set aside until needed.
For the oyster mayonnaise, blend the oysters, egg yolk, mustard, lemon juice and an ice cube in a blender, to a smooth purée. Gradually add the grapeseed oil, drop by drop, while the blender is running, to create a light mayonnaise. Set aside in the fridge.
To finish the tartare, mix 100g/3½oz of diced mackerel with 60g/2oz of the oyster mayonnaise. Mix in the cucumber, capers, chives and set aside until needed.
For the potato salad, cook the new potatoes in salted water until tender. Drain and set aside to cool, peel the potatoes then cut into a 5mm/½in dice.
Whisk the egg yolk, mustard and lemon juice briefly. Add a pinch of salt and pepper and while whisking vigorously, drizzle in the grapeseed oil to form a mayonnaise. Mix the diced potato with enough mayonnaise to bind. Add the spring onions.
For the beer batter, whisk together the flour with 165ml/6oz of the lager. Add the sugar, salt and yeast and whisk to a smooth paste. Add the remaining lager, whisk until homogenous and set aside in a warm place.
For the mussels and winkles, heat a heavy based pan over a medium heat, add a splash of water followed by the mussels and winkles. Cover with a lid and steam for a minute or until the mussels have opened. Drain the shellfish, reserving the liquor. Discard any mussels that have not opened.
Remove the mussels and winkles from their shells. Trim the tiny hard disc from the winkles' 'feet'. Set aside, covered in the liquor.
For the velouté, gently fry half the onion, half the leek and half the celery with 15g/½oz butter and a pinch of salt. Add the smoked mackerel bones reserved from above, cover with the milk and 300ml/10fl oz water. Bring to the boil, reduce the heat and simmer for 20 minutes. Strain through a colander, then through a fine sieve, reserving the liquid. Gently fry the remaining onion, leek, celery and all the potato in the remaining butter, with a pinch of salt, until tender. Add the simmered milk, bring to the boil and cook for 10 minutes. Transfer to a blender and blend to a smooth, velvety velouté. Set aside until ready to serve.
For the samphire, blanch the samphire in boiling water for 10 seconds. Drain, and immediately refresh in a bowl of iced water. Drain again, and set aside for serving.
For the grilled mackerel, just before serving heat a grill to hot. Season the mackerel fillets with salt, and brush lightly with oil. Grill, skin side up, until cooked.
Just before serving, preheat the vegetable oil for the mussels and winkles to 180C/355F in a deep- sided, heavy based pan, or alternatively use a deep fat fryer (CAUTION: hot oil can be dangerous. Do not leave unattended). Dip the mussels into the beer batter to lightly coat them and deep fry until golden-brown. Heat a saucepan to a medium heat and add two teaspoons of the reserved mussel/winkle liquor, then add the winkles. Heat them thoroughly before serving, add the lemon olive oil to finish.
Before serving, gently warm the smoked oysters under the grill, halve the muffin and toast it. Heat the velouté to near boiling.
To serve, place half a toasted muffin on the side of each serving plate. Place a spoonful of smoked mackerel pâté onto it, and top with a smoked oyster. Spoon some potato salad next to the muffin, add some samphire and top with a fillet of grilled mackerel. Drizzle with the winkles and liquor and top with the deep-fried mussels. Add a spoonful of the mackerel tartare to each plate and place a cup of velouté by the side. Drizzle the velouté with lemon olive oil and serve.
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Alex McLeish: Nottingham Forest manager exits City Ground
Nottingham Forest manager Alex McLeish has left the Championship club by mutual consent after 40 days in charge.
The 54-year-old Scot cited "a difference of understanding of the development strategy" at the club as the reason for his exit.
Chairman Fawaz Al Hasawi told the club website: "I'm bitterly disappointed - as is Alex - it has not worked out."
McLeish was appointed on 27 December but only won one game out of seven and lost four of those matches.
The Kuwaiti owners are now looking for their fourth manager since taking over in July.
Forest's last five managers
Billy Davies: Jan 2009-Jun 2011. Games: 126 - Wins: 53 - Draws: 36 - Lost: 37.
Steve McClaren: Jun 2011-Oct 2011. Games: 13 - Wins: 3 - Draws: 3 - Lost: 7.
Steve Cotterill: Oct 2011-Jul 2012. Games: 38 - Wins: 12 - Draws: 7 - Lost: 19.
Sean O'Driscoll: Jul 2012-Dec 2012. Games: 26 - Wins: 10 - Draws: 9 - Lost: 7.
Alex McLeish: Dec 2012-Feb 2013. Games: 7 - Wins: 1 - Draws: 2 - Lost: 4.
McLeish was understood to be angered by the club's failure to sign players during the January transfer window and refused to commit his future to the club following Saturday's defeat against Birmingham City.
A deadline-day deal for Peterborough United's George Boyd fell through at the last minute when the midfielder failed an eye test, while to add insult to injury, another target Chris Burke scored both goals in Birmingham's win at St Andrew's.
In a statement issued by the League Managers Association McLeish said: "I am extremely saddened to be leaving after such a short period but even so it has been a privilege to be manager of such a fantastic football club.
"Both parties entered into the relationship in good faith, however, there was a difference in the understanding of the development strategy of the football club and it was felt by both parties that we should part company.
"I want to thank the players, staff and fans for their support and wish Nottingham Forest the best of fortunes ahead."
Al Hasawi, who last week issued a statement denying a rift with his manager, added: "I would like to put on record my thanks for his services and wish him every success in the future."
Forest have said they will not be making any further comment.
The Al Hasawi family sacked the then manager Steve Cotterill within days of assuming control in the summer.
They promised an iconic name as a replacement but after being linked with Glenn Hoddle and several other "big-name" managers, they appointed former Reds coach Sean O'Driscoll.
McLeish took over on 27 December, that's not enough time to get a carriage clock.
At the heart of this is the January transfer window. We understand that Alex McLeish was promised around £3m to wheel and deal for players. The one that really annoyed him was George Boyd signing from Peterborough. He thought he had him for £500,000 but then the owners pulled out. Although Boyd passed a medical the owners said he had an eye problem so they would not be proceeding with it. McLeish thought that was ridiculous.
He guided a new-look Forest to a point outside the play-off places but was sacked on Boxing Day after an impressive 4-2 victory over Leeds United.
However under McLeish they have won just one of their six Championship matches, and are now in 11th place.
They are are six points adrift of Middlesbrough in sixth spot, having played a game more.
McLeish's side also suffered a shock home defeat against League One strugglers Oldham Athletic in the FA Cup.
Reds midfielder Andy Reid had said on Monday that he would be sad to see McLeish leave.
"Everyone is happy with how he is - an honest, straight manager," Reid said.
"For me, as a footballer, that is all that you want because that is how I feel I am as a player.
"I've enjoyed working with him since he has come in and it would be very, very disappointing if he did leave."
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Comment number 673.
7th February 2013 - 18:59This will be added to short reigns along with Brian Clough (former Forest manager), Mick Harford (former Forest coach and caretaker manager), Sean O'Driscoll (former Forest manager), Gary Megson, (former Forest manager), Dave Bassett (former Forest manager). and Colin Todd (former Forest manager).
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LOL, A***hole. -
Comment number 671.
7th February 2013 - 12:36Seemingly the real reason McLeish had to quit, is that he was clocked for speeding away from yet another defeat and driving a car for which he was not insured. McLeish admitted the offense, saying "it was the only way I could get 3 points".
Comment number 670.
7th February 2013 - 12:32what the hell is happening to this club??? what chance do we have when we chop and change every 40 days??? Billy Davis was great coach, Sean O Driscoll was solid and getting the squad better, McLeish, McClaren apparently know a thing about football. If it were Billy Davis I would run a mile. I am this close to positng my jersey back.
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6th February 2013 - 22:02Hasawi dunt knw is elbow from his fart pipe...marchin on together
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For VeriSign, it's 2009 all over again
Growth in .Com/.net base slows down thanks in part to search engine changes.
Immediately after Verisign released its earnings yesterday that showed slowing growth, fellow blogger Michael Berkens sent me this tweet:
Michael was referring to my earlier article that stated the numbers he used in his own post saying .com/.net growth had slowed to a crawl weren't a fair comparison, and that historically .com growth rates have been on a steady but measured decline.
While that's true (the actual numbers released yesterday were higher than the zone file, which is measured differently), Michael definitely spotted a trend. .Com/.Net growth rates are retreating. (I'll buy Mike a drink at the next free cocktail hour at a conference.)
VeriSign missed the low end of its quarterly forecast by over 200,000 net adds, increasing the .com/.net base by merely 1.37 million domains. Although that's not no growth, it's certainly much lower than anytime since 2009.
This morning I reviewed all of VeriSign's quarterly reports dating back to Q4 2006. Here's what I found for .com/.net numbers combined:
These numbers are what VeriSign reported in their quarterly financial releases. A couple notes: you can't directly compare the zone file numbers Verisign publishes on its web site to these numbers since Verisign calculates them differently. Also, it appears Verisign sometimes rounded its .com/.net base to the nearest million until Q4 2007, which also affects the "net" quarterly growth.
Yearly growth rates were strong until Q1 2009, when suddenly growth dropped to the single digits. As the base gets higher, percentage differences are harder to maintain. But you see it in the absolute numbers as well (the third column is net adds quarter-to-quarter).
.Com/.net was humming along through 2007, adding another 4 million to the base most quarters. In Q2 2008 it started slowing to 2-3 million domains a quarter. Then in Q4 2008 and into 2009 it was 1-2 million a quarter as annual growth rates dipped into the single digits.
So why the comparisons to 2009?
On yesterday's investor conference call, Verisign blamed Google in part for this slowdown. Google was one of the culprits seen in 2009, too.
As Google tweaks its algorithms to favor high quality content, it's pushing down the rankings for sites that are just there to make a quick advertising buck. Domain registrations for these sites were driving a substantial amount of growth in .com/.net. (Verisign notes "domainer" along with "made for Adsense" and similar sites. Parked pages have been mostly out of the Google index for a long time, but they were replaced with other types of low-content sites.)
Here's how Verisign CEO D. James Bidzos explains it:
I think there is a more serious effort by the search engine algorithm players here to sort of clean up search results and improve the quality, as Pat said, to drive some of the monetization community down further. So we discussed in the last call, the Panda and Penguin programs, for example, that Google utilized where they were targeting content farms, they were targeting keyword stuffers and now, they're also targeting exact name matches, which typically are monetization names often. So for example, if you search for purple blue widgets, and purplebluewidgets.com happens to be a registered domain, that in the past, would've been likely to score very high in the search results. However, if the search engine algorithm is tweaked to go out and consider other factors, the age of the domain, how many pages are on it, how fresh is some of the contents and give it a score, essentially, on how likely it is that it's truly quality content that the searcher might be interested in versus something that had been set up for monetization purposes, I think the search engine algorithms are essentially targeting that kind of traffic to get it out.
Verisign blames lower renewal rates (estimated at 72.3% last quarter compared to 73.3% in the same quarter last year) in part on these changes. It also says macroeconomic issues, particularly in Europe, are hurting new registrations.
Patrick S. Kane, Senior Vice President and General Manager of Naming Services, noted that some monetizers are moving to free domains to clear more profit from monetization. He points out .tk in particular.
Is there a silver lining? Bidzos thinks so:
But I think there might be some developments where other domains have sort of other TLDs have targeted in a sense, this monetization community and possibly, some of those names may have been drawn away over the years and moved to other areas, which is, in a sense, a good thing because it means that these changes, while they are making a difference and I know you see that every day, we do too, of course, and while it may take longer to recover depending on how intense and how sustained these campaigns are, the fact is that there may be fewer of these names to work on in .com because of the move to other TLDs.
In other words: the fewer the domains in .com/.net registered strictly for monetization, the lower the impact these sorts of search engine changes will have.
What Verisign is saying makes sense. I let about 3%-4% of my portfolio drop this year. Almost all those names were names monetized with made for Adsense sites. These sites covered their registration fee two years ago but not anymore.
One quarter doesn't make a trend. Until this quarter things were pretty steady for .com/.net. But more woes are on the horizon: VeriSign forecasts 0.9 million and 1.3 million net adds in fourth quarter. It hasn't seen numbers like that since 2009.
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There's only so many bad domain names you can register, and each year the pickin's gets slimmer. That's my quasi-scientific analysis of the situation.
Why is google always at the wheel? I long for the day that everybody charges google to access our content for their index. It's stupid everyone goves them access for free when only 1% of websites indexed even benefit from being indexed while google benefits from 100% of the sites it indexes. If we charge google then we are back at the wheel, and visitors will still find a way to find us.
2009 was when grace period deletes started to cost.
Lets start a shareholder petition for VRSN to sue ICANN again and bring back tasting!
James and Hopeful spot on. Decrease in viable permutations, and the trend matches almost exactly with end of tasting. Bumping EM domain value down the algo won't stop people from regging lllllllbeachballs.com for a beachball minisite with original content.
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Lots of domains dont get renewed because earnings from parking are lowest in history.
Maybe Verisign has figured out that every increase in price creates a huge block of domain names that don't earn renewal costs.
I'm letting more names than ever drop.Ripping off domainers, the engine that drives their business, has consequences.


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Hello everyone, and welcome back to this week's LiveChat! We just spent the day filming four different video collaborations that we're super excited about. Some of you sneaky ones on Twitter and Facebook might already know what we're doing and who we filmed with. OOH YOU SO SNEAKY! Anyhow, for those of you who don't know, you can see those videos next week.
Come to think of it, have we been doing nothing but being teases about different videos we've been doing? We still didn't tell you about the Japan video, which got delayed a bit longer, so we're gonna have to wait another month for that. Eep! We'll stop being teases soon, I promise! Just this video, the Japan video, and another video that should, ideally, come out after March 10th (according to the timeline we have been given)
As for what we shot today, we're pretty pumped, and it seems like a LiveChat is a great way for us to end the week. Though, we still have a WTF and DICKS coming out Saturday and Sunday, so stay tuned for that. Woot!
Side note: any of you Nasties here in Korea at the moment? WHOA the smog is really nasty today. Bad Nasty. Not bad meaning good but bad meaning bad. And not Nasty meaning "cool people" but nasty meaning bad. That was confusing. Point is, sorry for coughing so much in today's LiveChat. I went running today outdoors and I didn't wear a face mask. I just can't wear those things. I'll have a panic attack. I need to breathe fresh air all the time, even if the air is dirty. Does that make sense? So, I ran today with no mask and then I coughed for the rest of the day, including the LiveChat. Sorry guise! It should be better next week, I hope!
Special thanks to all of the lovely Nasties who sent us these fun packages!
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Milda, Dovile, and Konradas from Lithuania
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More importantly, what…Teen Top? Emoboys? Really? I refuse to believe it. REFUSE! Teen Top is an acronym for something, but I don't remember what it's for apart from one of the letters meaning "Emoboys." Oh…please…ah. I…can't.
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Bit late, but after reading through pretty mean comments at other places regarding the Mr.Mr. vs SNSD name/title controversy, by all means groups should go for crazy weird acronyms for group names. Then their identity can't be used thoughtlessly in a different context that neatly wipes out their online existence and searchability in mere hours.
Seriously. I finally got to watch this and you are seriously tearing up over Teen Top's name omfg X"DDDD
If I were to believe each acronym band name actually described what the band stands for, I'd probably have given up on kpop a long time ago. I think most of the meanings of the acronyms are picked exactly the same way you randomly guessed the one for 'Teen Top'. Companies basically come up with a name and then just pick the first word that comes to mind for each letter and expect praises for their 'cleverly' well thought branding process.
By the way, thanks for letting me know about 2NE1's new releases. I'll be sure to check them out now that I'm aware there's actually something out there. A year ago, a new album release would have never skipped by me. I used to search the news for upcoming songs, comebacks and tv performances all the time, but now, thanks to YG's 'brilliant' promotion strategy of constant teasing and empty promises while nothing was actually happening, I just stopped caring all together. If they release something, I'll start listening to it, cause I'm still a fan of 2NE1, even though I feel the same way as Martina about their latest songs, but other than that, I just don't give a s&#t about their other activities. Don't get me wrong, I understand how marketing strategies work, but trying so hard with so little was just plain stupid and as a result, YG's untrustworthy image won't get washed out any time soon. Meanwhile, I also liked SNSD's new song, even though to me it sounds a bit Britney Spears-ish. I'm not crazy about it, but it was an ok song and an interesting video, which I'd expect to be reviewed for KMM.
Regarding your concerns about over teasing us, don't worry about it, it's fine. One month is a reasonable amount of time to promote in advance your upcoming projects. It's not like you teased us over something that's coming out in 2 years and expect us to be hyped about it every day since (*cough thumbs up YG cough*) :D.
I also wanted to ask you about the status of the K-indie segments. Are you dropping them on a weekly basis, or will you start doing them again after this busy streak ends? I know you said we should expect a bunch of stuff featuring indie bands in the near future, but I was still wondering about the K-indie playlist, cause I've gotten really found of it. I started out with kpop, but I really got into the whole Korean indie scene thanks to your segment and I wish you'll continue making playlists, even if they are just blog posts without a video.
Congrats on the live chat, it was one of the most entertaining ones. Hopefully, I'll be able to catch one live soon. I realized that I used the word 'about' so much in this post that I almost started to feel Canadian :D. -
2NE1's title tracks are actually Come Back Home and Gotta Be You
Crush isn't getting an MV so far
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Just a random note – the color effect of Martina's hair is spelled "ombre" while the Spanish word for man is "hombre." :)
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I loved the moment of silence for Teen Top…. and I had NO idea they actually had this acronym??! LOLOL.
Aw man, I missed again! Can you please tell me when you guys are going to do another live chat, so I can chat too. :(
We usually do our LiveChats Friday, Korean time. We vary from 3PM to 9PM, depending on our schedule. We had a bunch of things to film this afternoon, so we didn't get to do this chat until later :D
Okay, so are you having another live chat this Friday in Korean time?
Simon!! Draże kokosowe "Korsarz" those are polish candy kkkk and draże doesn't mean expensive but dragée
AH! Right! Droge is expensive. :( Sorry! I haven't had the chance to speak with anyone in Polish and it's fading from me!
A picture say more than a thousand words…hahaha! Love you guys :)
Hahahhaa. Yes. That was totally unscripted. This is why I don't think we can do Kpop reaction videos. Some of our reactions might be…less than favourable.
OK GUISES. who here is going to the SXSW show in Austin, TX on March 13?? I'm driving down from Oklahoma City(6hrs!) it'd be reallyyyy tubular to meet up n watch the bands!
Whe am I always late for live chats?! It's not fair >_<!
YMGA (Young Men Gangsta's Association) was an actual hip hop duo consisting of underground rappers Masta Wu and Digital Masta, under YG entertainment. You can check there song WHAT!
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Apparently the smog is from China..http://kotaku.com/chinas-pollution-is-making-japanese-air-all-crappy-1531371641/1532270971/+jesusdiaz You should probably get used to wearing a mask, Simon. I'm sure you don't want to die of lung cancer!
Hi guys thanks for the shoutout during the live chat!^^
As for Nell's new album, I don't have much information but apparently they released an album called "Newton's Apple" these days. I haven't listened to it yet but I'm always excited for new music from Nell^^
the mv is in the charts now! its very pretty.
Yeah! I saw it on Reddit, but I didn't get a chance to check it out yet! Hopefully this weekend we'll have a chance to give it a listen :D
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"Focus on the Family: Gay People Can Still Be Fixed," a blog published last week, made the point that the Colorado Springs-based, James Dobson-founded evangelical organization continues to hold that homosexual proclivities can be "cured" through therapy despite the American Psychological Association's blanket excoriation of such practices. Days later, Focus confirms that it's getting rid of Love Won Out, a program intended to straighten out gays, transferring control to Florida's Exodus International ministry -- but not because it's wrong and harmful and stupid. No, according to Focus veep Gary Schneeberger, the reason is because it's a money loser. "Love Won Out is not an inexpensive event to stage," Schneeberger told the Denver Post, "and rarely, in over fifty cities where it's been held, have we ever made back our investment, despite good attendance."Focus on the Family's James Dobson.
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