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Every week, Raid Rx will help you quarterback your healers to victory! Your host is Matt Low, the grand poobah of World of Matticus and a founder of No Stock UI, a new WoW blog for all things UI, macro, and addon related. It's time to gear us up some healers! Let's take a look at all the phat loot the coliseum has to offer.
The Crusader's Coliseum offers a wide variety of gear and equipment for both new and veteran healers. It's time for us to start equipping ourselves in order to be prepared when Icecrown Citadel hits. While we're not exactly going to be healing Arthas to death, it's a good idea to start working on our stuff now.
We'll start with Trial of the Champion for the fresher 80s before we move to Trial of the Crusader where all the good stuff is.
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The patch 3.2 PTR went down for maintenance today, but it's scheduled to be coming back up soon (if it isn't already). The 5-man dungeon will be available for testing "shortly after the PTR coming up." The main event for this PTR testing period, the Crusader's Coliseum raid, will have three bosses available for testing in each region (North America and Europe), on the following schedule:
Tank and DPS Patchwerks will also be back again. Daelo notes that much of the loot does not have its final art yet, and that most of the achievements should now be implemented.
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SAN DIEGO -- Seattle rookie starter Michael Pineda reached base twice on Saturday night, or just once less than the San Diego Padres did through eight innings.
That's how well it's going for the Mariners and their talented pitchers, and how poorly things are going for the Padres in their own ballpark.Pineda allowed only two hits while striking out nine in seven dominating innings and Mike Wilson had two run-scoring hits to lead the Mariners to a 4-0 win against the scuffling Padres.Pineda (6-2) and relievers David Pauley and Jamey Wright combined to four-hit the Padres and strike out 13. It was Seattle's fifth shutout of the season and its 26th in interleague play, the most by any team since the AL and NL began playing each other in 1997."Michael threw another good ballgame," manager Eric Wedge said. "It was a different type of ballgame for him, seeing as how he had to go up and hit and he was on the basepaths a couple times. All in all, he handled himself tremendous, as he has all year long."Pineda frustrated the Padres with his fastball and slider. Since the game was in an NL ballpark, he also had to hit for the first time. He put the ball in play twice, reaching on an error on Padres starter Clayton Richard in the second and a fielder's choice in the sixth, a play in which Brendan Ryan was caught in a rundown but eventually led to the Mariners scoring their final run."Today is a big day for me, yes," Pineda said. "It's my first time hitting in the big leagues. So the baserunning, a little ground ball, I was running nice and easy, but when I looked at the pitcher, oh, the error, I'm running fast. The second time when the pitcher, a ground ball nice and easy, he's looking for third base and I'm running fast."As Ryan was caught in a rundown between third and home, Jack Wilson took third and Pineda advanced to second. Wilson scored on catcher Kyle Phillips' errant pickoff throw to make it 4-0.The Padres were shut out for the ninth time, the most in the majors. San Diego's home record of 8-17 also is the worst in the bigs. The Padres have totaled one run, eight hits and 22 strikeouts in the first two games of this series, and must face reigning AL Cy Young Award winner Felix Hernandez on Sunday. They've struck out 39 times in the first four games of this eight-game homestand."I don't know if there is anything specific I could point to," Padres leadoff batter Will Venable said about San Diego's struggles at Petco Park. "I'm not sure. It's nothing really about the ballpark that makes a difference."The Mariners won their fourth straight game. Jack Wilson had two hits, an RBI and scored a run.The Mariners frustrated the light-hitting Padres for the second straight night. After Erik Bedard allowed only three singles while striking out nine in Friday night's 4-1 win, Pineda allowed only a double to Orlando Hudson in the second and a single by pinch-hitter Eric Patterson in the sixth. The big right-hander struck out the side in his last inning, the seventh, the third time in his nine big league starts that he's struck out nine. He hasn't allowed a run during his last 14 innings in his last two starts."Good fastball. He locates pretty well," Venable said. "His sinker, if it's up, the bottom kind of falls out, almost like a curveball. He's a good, young, talented kid."Pauley struck out the side in the eighth and Wright struck out Will Venable leading off the ninth, making it seven straight Padres to go down on strikes. Wright allowed two straight singles before getting the final two outs.The Padres had only one runner reach third. Chase Headley walked leading off the fourth, stole second and advanced on Ryan Ludwick's fly out before being stranded.The Mariners had three straight singles with one out in the second against Richard (2-5), including Mike Wilson's base hit to bring in the game's first run. Jack Wilson followed with a sacrifice fly to make it 2-0.After Brendan Ryan was hit by a pitch with one out in the fourth, Mike Wilson followed with an RBI double to right-center.Richard allowed three runs and seven hits in five innings, struck out two and walked one.Game notes
Hernandez will oppose San Diego's Tim Stauffer on Sunday. ... The Mariners have allowed two or fewer runs in their last five games. ... Seattle starters have gone at least seven innings in eight straight starts and 13 of 17. ... Richard is 0-3 in five home starts. The Padres have scored four runs while he was in those games.
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2nd | M Wilson singled to right, F Gutierrez scored, B Ryan to third. | 1 | 0 | |
2nd | Ja Wilson hit sacrifice fly to center, B Ryan scored, M Wilson to second. | 2 | 0 | |
4th | M Wilson doubled to deep right center, B Ryan scored. | 3 | 0 | |
6th | Ja Wilson scored on throwing error by catcher K Phillips. | 4 | 0 | |
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Attendance | 34,648 (81.5% full) - % is based on regular season capacity |
Game Time | 2:46 |
Weather | 64 degrees, cloudy |
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This hotel in Warren, Arkansas, features a hot breakfast and rooms with a microwave and refrigerator. Bradley County Medical Center is less than 5 minutes away.
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Located just off US Highway 425 in Monticello, Arkansas, this motel features free WiFi and an outdoor pool. Cable TV is provided in each room at Days Inn of Monticello.
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We liked everything about our stay. We were there for a family funeral and found the place to be just what we needed. The man at the front desk came and made us waffles for breakfast. They had a little bit of everything for your breakfast choices. Very good! The bed spreads looked new and very comfortable. All was good!
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If in this area, stay here. The other hotel in town is dirty. The staff is very friendly. Rooms are nice. Good location, easy to find. Would stay there again.
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Bathroom need some updating - black mold around bathtub and paint peeling off of wall.
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needs a little more cleaning, ice maker didn't work. nothing major,maybe a few up dates
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As noted yesterday, Sasha Abramsky has a piece up at Mother Jones cataloguing the worst places in America to vote (or even try to). Of Ohio, he writes:
Election activists don't have Florida's Katherine Harris to kick around anymore, but in a system where most states' top election officials are also politicians, there's no shortage of other nominees for worst secretary of state. The current leading candidate must be Ohio's Ken Blackwell, now a Republican candidate for governor, who seems intent on making sure as few Ohioans as possible are registered to vote.
In 2004 Blackwell achieved national notoriety when he announced that his office would accept only voter-registration forms printed on paper of at least 80-pound weight. Blackwell had to back off that requirement, but a slew of other restrictions remain, including one under which door-to-door registration workers must sign in with county officials, and another requiring them to personally mail in the registration forms they collect.
"The constant promulgation of rules and regulations keeps members of the Board of Elections jumping around like cats on a hot tin roof," says Chris Link, executive director of the Ohio ACLU. "And this essentially hurts Democrats. Who is newly registering? People who've just become citizens, young people who've just gotten the right to vote." Meanwhile, Blackwell's office has done nothing to inform voters that come Election Day this year, they will have to bring photo IDs to the polls -- guaranteeing that tens of thousands of mostly Democratic voters will be turned away.
Well, today brings some good news in that regard:
CLEVELAND, Ohio, Sept. 1 /U.S. Newswire/ -- A federal court in Cleveland today blocked enforcement of an Ohio state law enacted earlier this year that would have imposed crippling requirements on voter registration groups. The plaintiffs, civic and religious organizations and voting rights groups that have been working in Ohio through many election cycles without government interference, say that the law had dramatically curtailed their efforts to help eligible voters get on the rolls.
"This is a win for democracy and, coming on the heels of the similar decision in Florida on Monday, the beginning of a national trend of courts rejecting unreasonable barriers to voter registration," stated Wendy Weiser, deputy director of the Democracy Program at the Brennan Center for Justice at NYU School of Law and co-counsel to the plaintiffs in both the Ohio and Florida cases.
"This decision and the Florida decision will send a message to states and could help head off comparable voter-suppression statutes in Georgia, New Mexico and Colorado," continued Weiser.
"This is the third time in as many years that a federal judge said "No" to a state's efforts restrict voter registration activities," said Jehmu Greene, Project Vote's National director. "We hope other states learn the lesson that suppressing voter registration is not an option," continued Greene.
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—By Josh Harkinson
Bristly, 1000-pound brutes willing to claw it out for females and whisk them off for a week of spirited shagging, male polar bears might hook up with several mates in a season. They are not the stripe of male to suffer from any image problems when it comes to, well, having the right equipmentnot, at least, until today, when the Nunatsiaq News of the Nunavik region of Arctic Quebecsurely an authority on polar bears--reported that their penises are shrinking.
A photograph accompanying the article shows a woman holding 20-odd polar bear penis bones, which were found by a recent study to be significantly shorter in bears exposed to high levels of toxic chemicals. The findings, published last month in the journal Environmental Science and Technology, adds fuel to concerns that a massive buildup of pesticides in the bodies of Arctic animals and hunters is causing environmental and health problems (see the story in Mother Jones). The issue may compound troubles caused by the bears' loss of Arctic habitat. "Added to the stress of climate change," the Nunatsiaq News points out, "this could be bad news for their survival."
The same toxic buildup taking place in polar bears is happening to a lesser but increasing degree in the fatty tissues of humans--even in some places outside the Arctic. For the sake of our own mating rituals, let's hope the global masculinity index isn't going bearish.
—By Cameron Scott
This summer, Mother Jones reported on the ways the poor get taken by lenders who prey on the cash-strapped, including payday loans with average annual interest rates of 400%. It seems the government is finally paying attention. But it's not the pound-of-your-flesh interest rates that have the government concerned. Rather, it's the fact that soldiers whose debts amount to a third of their income cannot be sent overseas.
This policy exists because major financial problems are thought to make soldiers more vulnerable to bribes that would force them to reveal sensitive information. If that's the case, it's another example of the Bush administration hurting rather than helping national security. Since Bush took office, the number of sailors and Marines who could not be deployed as a result of financial problems has increased 150-fold.
Payday lending outlets cluster by the dozen around military bases, where soldiers are paid poorly. Currently, just 12 states have laws capping interest rates at 99%. Congress is now considering a law that would cap rates at 36%, and the Pentagon is on board. It's about time.
—By Clara Jeffery
Two-time Pulitzer Prize winner Paul Salopek sits in a Sudanese jail, charged with espionage and reporting "false news." Basically his crime was sneaking across the border to report on Darfur. (Reporters need to sneak in, because the Sudanese government doesn't want the press to expose how it supports the militias behind the atrocities.)
That he's won the Pulitzer twice speaks to his skill as a reporter and writer. He's also a great guy, as anyone who's ever had even a passing acquaintance with him will tell you. A dozen or so years ago, my dad, then an editor at the National Geographic, hired Paul into a staff writing job, a hire that still makes dad feel like a genius, as he likes to joke. The position in question was mostly a desk job and Paul quickly outgrew it. He went to the Chicago Tribune in 1996 and got into the field. Over the last decade he won his Pulitzers for his Tribune reporting, and has written lyrical, probing features for the Geographic, for whom he was on assignment when arrested by the Sudanese thugs. As his former Tribune colleague Ken Armstrong points out in this moving piece, Paul's known for chasing the tough story, the dangerous story, the story on the downtrodden and ignored:
He's told stories from Africa, Afghanistan, Asia and the Balkans, stories about refugees, rebels and victims of war, about pirates, poachers, gunrunners and killers, about a child in Ethiopia forced to marry at age 7 and a 13-year-old schoolgirl in Angola tortured for being a witch. He's told stories through hardship and will, with datelines like: THE MOUNTAINS OF WESTERN KOSOVO; THE SHOMALI PLAIN, Afghanistan; THE CENTRAL HIGHLANDS OF ETHIOPIA.
The State Department has intervened on Paul's behalf, and I'm sure the Tribune, the Geographic, and the CPJ are doing whatever they can to ensure his release.
Paul didn't let his success go to his head. So I'm sure he'd be the first to point out that his fate is inexorably linked to other journalists doing dangerous work, often without such large, powerful institutions behind them. In reporting on Paul's situation yesterday, NPR noted that while he's been moved to a relatively decent jail, a Slovenian filmmaker who faced the same charges has been sentenced to two years, and is being held in what sounds like an absolute hell hole. Paul's driver and interpreter, both Chadians, have also been arrested. The trial for the three of them is scheduled for September 10th.
Two months ahead of major elections, and four years after the passage of the Help America Vote Act -- which was designed in part to eliminate, nationally, the kind incompetence and outright criminality that marred the 2000 election -- the machinery of US democracy still leaves much to be desired. As Sasha Abramsky notes in the current issue of Mother Jones, the chances that your vote will count, the ease with which you can cast your ballot, even your odds of getting on a voter roll, greatly vary according to where you live.
As it turns out, except for a rudimentary federal framework (which determines the voting age, channels money to states and counties, and enforces protections for minorities and the disabled), U.S. elections are shaped by a dizzying mélange of inconsistently enforced laws, conflicting court rulings, local traditions, various technology choices, and partisan trickery.
Among the more striking regional discrepancies:
The piece offers a partial--but sadly emblematic-- list of "American democracy's more glaring weak spots."
Read it here...and weep.
—By Elizabeth Gettelman
Yesterday Tucker Carlson got into a tiff with Utah's Attorney General Mark Shurtleff over the justification for putting Warren Jeffs on the FBI's 10 most wanted list. That the polygamist has been charged with first-degree felony rape and has victimized countless women and children doesn't stop Tucker from defending him.
"A lot of these things are not illegal...to teach animals to kill animals with your bare hands," for example. He goes on to argue that Jeffs is accused of doing things that are merely "titilating," adding: "There are 10 spaces on the list, but is this guy one of the 10 most threatening people to America?" Shurtloff points out that he doesn't have to be a threat to America but a threat to society and to individuals, thousands of them in this case.
Tucker counters: "He's more threatening than, say, the Islamic radicals huddling in a basement right now figuring ways to blow up airliners? Or people who are working to overthrow the government?" Shurtloff tells him that Osama is on the list, as are child abusers, rapists and the like.
If only Tucker had bothered to vist the FBI's site he would have seen, too, that there's a separate list of Most Wanted Terrorists. This list features not 10, but 26 mug shots, making Carlson's "either/or" argument all the more absurd.
—By Diane E. Dees
Eric Hamlin, a middle school geography teacher in Jefferson County, Colorado, received a letter of reprimand his very first week of class. The reason? He displayed the flags of Mexico, China and the United Nations in his classroom as teaching aids, as he has always done throughout his geography-teaching career.
Hamlin was told to take the flags down by the assistant principal. She said it was Jefferson County School District policy that he could not display the flags. Hamlin said he took issue with that, and an hour later, she returned, saying it was actually state law, and she handed him the statute:
Any person who displays any flag other than the flag of the United States of America or the state of Colorado or any of its subdivisions, agencies, or institutions upon any state, county, municipal, or other public building or adjacent grounds within this state commits a class 1 petty offense.
However, the statute does include an exception for "a temporary display of any instructional or historical materials not permanently affixed or attached to any part of the buildings." Apparently, the word "instructional" is a new one to the administration at Hamlin's school. When he pointed it out, he was told that the flags "seemed permanent."
The principal then told Hamlin to take the flags down, which he refused to do. He was then given the letter of reprimand, and told that he could regain his good standing if her would agree not to display flags of foreign nations, and always obtain administrative approval for any classroom displays he put up. Hamlin refused, and was placed on administrative leave.
Once the news media learned about the incident, things changed. School and county officials agreed to "allow" Hamlin to rotate the flags on a temporary basis, which is what he has done for his entire career. Hamlin resigned from his job, but said that he feels bad for the principal, who is getting "unfair" emails, calling him "Nazi and things like that."
How's this for a blistering editorial, from the Beaver County Times?
One year after Hurricane Katrina slammed into Louisiana and Mississippi, huge swaths of that area look as bleak as they did in the days immediately following the storm.
Debris is piled in massive mounds everywhere; block after block of homes are boarded up; signs of rebuilding are few and far between; thousands of residents are still displaced.
In a way, that's to be expected. Katrina was a storm of such immense proportions and the geographic area it hit was so widespread and populated, especially in regard to New Orleans and Biloxi, Miss., that the resulting damage was on a scale that is and was unimaginable.
And yet, and yet...
[E]ven given the depth and breadth of the destruction, the response of government at the local, state and federal levels has been pathetically inadequate.
This isn't just about the rip-offs and scams, the squabbling over how to proceed, the blame-gaming and the power plays. These things are going to happen when dealing with an unprecedented event like Katrina.
However, it's the paralysis that continues to grip government that is long-term scary. For a nation and a people who pride themselves on problem solving, post-Katrina muddling stands as a rebuke to that can-do attitude. ...
...the failure of government post-Katrina to do what it is supposed to do - look out for the common good - is a bad sign.
Mark Fiore makes much the same point in his own inimitable way. (Click on the image below.)
—By Monika Bauerlein
California legislators really do seem to be poised to pass the modestly named Global Warming Solutions Act, which would require the state to bring greenhouse gas emissions back to 1990 levels (and how sad that that's an ambitious idea). The Assembly has signed off and the Senate is expected to by midnight today; Arnold is on board. No doubt there's a downside to this somewhere, but until we find it, it looks a lot like saving our species from extinction comes with an economic bonus: A new University of California-Berkeley study finds that going back to 1990 emission levels would boost the annual Gross State Product (GSP) by $74 billion and create 89,000 new jobs by 2020.
Ok, anything that gets the American public more interested in science is good. And yet, I really have to question the judgment of Neil de Grasse Tysonthe man who first demoted Pluto!; but on that front, people, dealand other notable scientists for appearing on ABC's pseudo-scientific offering, "Last Days on Earth!"
Now, given that a huge chuck of TV programming on any given night is devoted to the grossly overstated threat from serial killers and pedophiles (more on that in a later post), people are probably relieved to confront threats they cannot hope to protect against. ABC has obliged with a Top Ten list of scary, scary threats to the planet, such as:
No. 8: Gamma radiation from nearby astral implosion. Anyone got the odds on that one?
No. 7: Black hole swallowing earth. What, does it just appear astern, like on the season premiere of "Deep Space Nine"?
No. 6: AI Gone Wild! Yes, indeedy, many Disney-owned film clips were pressed into service.
Number 5: Killer asteroid. Yawn.
Number 4: Still not entirely sure. "Many of our threats come from above. Only one comes from below " i.e. some kind of geophysical meltdown that, according to ABC, "might" happen under Yellowstone. (You know, it is one thing to rope in media-sophisticated scientists interviewed in some kind of Truthiness studio setting to do your bidding. It is another thing to interview every law-enforcement official and EMT guy in Rapid City, SD, and ask: What could you hope to do if a giant cloud of ash swallowed your city?)
Number 3: Nuclear war. Wait, that's a real threat. Yet, while experts sanely noted the biggest risk still from U.S./U.S.S.R, most of the file footage was about Iran.
Number 2: Plague/Flu. Oddly, since 10 minutes earlier, ABC had made the point that only one threat "comes from below," plague is now shouted out to be the only threat "not sent from above." And wait, plague or flu could be weaponized! One biologist notes: "some people say, thank god that Ted Kaczynski was a mathematician, not a biologist." Snap!
Number 1: Wait for it yes, it is global warming. And, though sensationalized and overly reliant on Al Gore (yet another indicator he's running, btw.), the segment was relatively smart.
Smart enough that it made me wonder if this whole show wasn't the product of some producers concerned about global warming asking themselves: How do we sell this to network brass/ advertisers? Wait! I know! A Top Ten list!
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>> Carine Roitfeld wanted to make Lara Stone a star with her dedicated February 2009 issue of Vogue Paris — so is it working? Peter Lindbergh coaxed the man in the suit out of her, a la Naomi Campbell, Christy Turlington, and Linda Evangelista in 1991; Nan Goldin gave her the grunge treatment; Hedi Slimane captured her glamour — and that's just the beginning. Some are disappointed with the issue, but one thing's for sure — people are talking, and it's not just the usual Lara too-much-nudity fodder. Pretty good for "a girl who under any other circumstance would have been found to be 'too big' or 'too . . . umm mature' to fit into the [modeling] standard."
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Healthy cooking continues to be a hot topic, and a former student at the Cooking School of the Rockies, Dave Dischner, has just opened two locations (with one more on the way in Westminster) of his Cooking for Life school (one at Leetsdale and Quebec and one at Dry Creek and Yosemite). Dischner also attended Peter Kump's School of Culinary Arts in New York and owns the Claremont Inn in Stratton and several Wendy's (ahh, that brings back memories--my big break into the culinary world at age fifteen). The point at Cooking for Life is to learn how to make great food using low-fat foods and low-fat cooking methods. It also offers specific programs on weight loss, cooking to maintain a healthy heart, and teens with weight problems. Classes are taught by professionally trained chefs (the executive chef, Michael Comstedt, is the owner of the Greenbriar Inn), and like the Seasoned Chef, the classes--combinations of hands-on cooking and demonstration--are usually available in the evenings and on weekends, although they do offer a few on weekdays. Costs at Cooking for Life range from $35 to $45 per class; the school also offers a cool Friday Afternoon Club for $45, which gets you cooking instruction as well as pointers on pairing wines with food and includes lots of tasting of both.
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The launchpad that propelled celebrity chef Tom Douglas to stardom, Dahlia helped put Northwest cuisine on the map when it opened in 1989. And though Douglas now has a mini-empire of five restaurants (all within blocks of each other), his first is still his best in many ways. His menus change according to what's seasonally fresh, and dishes range from the straightforward (grilled Washington rib-eye with sautéed broccoli rabe, crispy potatoes, and cheddar gremolata) to the inventive (rotisserie-roasted five-spice Peking duck with yellow-curried fried rice, sautéed pea vines, and sweet-and-sour rhubarb) to the playful (dessert doughnuts served with seasonal jams for dipping). With its deep red walls and intimate two-person booths, Dahlia is the quintessential date restaurant, but early in the evening you'll see plenty of families too.
Tip: If you can't make it for dinner, pop into the Dahlia Bakery around the corner; it serves slices of the restaurant's famous coconut cream pie.
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Everyone's got an opinion about Adrianne Palicki's costume for the upcoming "Wonder Woman" series, and now the original Amazing Amazon herself, Lynda Carter, is weighing in.
"What's not to like?" Carter tells the Hollywood Reporter. "Adrianne looks gorgeous, and I'm really looking forward to seeing David E. Kelley's new series."
Carter, who played Wonder Woman in the popular '70s show, also urges fans to be open-minded when the new NBC series airs.
"You know, I'm very sensitive to the fact that she will be compared," Carter tells E! Online of Palicki. "There's no getting around it. It is what it is. I would hope that people would cut her some slack. I'm sure there will be people who say she looks better than me and like her better than me — and that's also fine. I want this story to be told again. I'm really excited. I can't wait to see it."
Though Carter has hinted that she may appear in the new "Wonder Woman" — which also stars Elizabeth Hurley as the crime fighter's nemesis, Veronica Cale, and Cary Elwes as the CEO of the corporation owned by Wonder Woman's alter ego, Diana Themyscira — she now says there are no plans for her to participate.
"I talked to David about doing something in the pilot but with my new CD, 'Crazy Little Things,' coming out in April and touring for the album, we couldn't coordinate our schedules," she tells the Hollywood Reporter. "But you never know what will happen in the future. Stay tuned!"
You have to update the costume and not keep it completely the same for Wonder Woman. Give it a chance. Find a new costume and experience life!
I never would put Lynda Carter in the Amazon category, she is still incredible looking, now the lady on Good Morning America-she's an Amazon!. I'm afraid my remote is going to break because I spend my mornings switching between GMA and CNN Headlines New with Robin Meade.
actually, its not. "Should've" is the same as "should have", not "should of" – but either way they didn't write it correctly.
Yes it's a common error: 'should of' instead of 'should have' which is contracted to should've. And yes Lynda Carter is awesome and gracious and still beautiful in my eyes.
It's not "should of", stupid! It's "should've"; it's called a contraction. Not the brightest bulb in the chandelier, are we?
Gotta love Lynda. Beautiful and gracious. How many actors/actresses in her position (made the role "famous" on TV) would have the humility to say give the new girl a chance?
I dont like her costume she should of stuck with the old one
nobody cares what u think
I wish they would have gotten a tougher looking female for the role. Still to delicate. Needs to be a woman that kicks ass.
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A popular dessert in Malaysia where I first came across it. It may sound a little strange but tastes really good. A great dessert for a Malaysian or Asian themed dinner party. I got this recipe from a cooking magazine I bought in....Malaysia!!
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- 200 g pearl sago
- 800 ml water
- 3 tablespoons sugar
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 100 g palm sugar (gula melaka)
- 2 tablespoons water
- 250 ml thick coconut milk
- 1Wash sago well and soak in water for a few minutes.
- 2Strain the sago, bring 800ml water to the boil and add sago.
- 3Stir constantly with a whisk until sago turns transparent.
- 4Drain and rinse with cold water.
- 5Add the sugar and salt and mix well.
- 6Spoon into individual serving glasses and chill in the refridgerator.
- 7Shave palm sugar into a saucepan and melt over a low heat with 2 tablespoons water.
- 8To serve, spoon some of the palm sugar syrup and coconut milk over the chilled sago in layers.
- 9Serve the extra syrup and milk on the table to add as you're eating.
- 10This is a great malaysian dessert often served in restaurants in Malaysia.
- 11Palm sugar is dark brown and crumbly-- also known as jaggery or gur-- it is made from the reduced sap of either the sugar palm or the palmyra palm.
- 12Try to find the real stuff as you can't really substitute.
- 13Pearl sago is a starch extracted from the sago and other tropical palms which is similar to tapico.
- 14When it's cooked it looks like little translucent balls.
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Nutritional Facts for Sago Gula Melaka
Serving Size: 1 (281 g)
Servings Per Recipe: 4
- Amount Per Serving
- % Daily Value
- Calories 162.8
- Calories from Fat 121
- 74%
- Total Fat 13.5 g
- 20%
- Saturated Fat 11.9 g
- 59%
- Cholesterol 0.0 mg
- 0%
- Sodium 159.9 mg
- 6%
- Total Carbohydrate 11.5 g
- 3%
- Dietary Fiber 0.0 g
- 0%
- Sugars 9.7 g
- 39%
- Protein 1.2 g
- 2%
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