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got a nice high country 60-70 lb 27-29 dl on cam i believe. 100 shipped, made it 01 or 02 its a pro extreme i believe
experience 70lbs 27 dl 360 grain arrow 313
Mathews LX and the drenalin i have now
I would not pay over 225
experience still then drive lt
its a cheetah
this what i was thinking
Experience shoots fast now iboing higher than its 335, you might be disappointed with rpm cams since rpm is coming in a lil low. maybe experience cams on a rpm will be better.
lefty but right eye dominate, my daughter is lefty too
Bowtech Experience
backup PSE Xforce Drive
CS little faster, lil longer . might be good upgrade
traded to kfaulkner
same, then exteme vft
texas deer are tricky like florida deer a little, might be older than you think, but i dont know.
then paint to cover up
yes 150ish
I dont think i would go with the havoc, its a very large head, i would go with wasp jak hammers, or trophy ridge steel head.
144 and 1/4s
i like it, they eat good, and less mouths compete for buck food.
yes and yes
easy Capt Hook
if u like it leave it
i say arrows also. i had a 54lb kronik 27 dl shooting 55/75 GT. Couldnt hit nothing. switched to 35/55 it would tear fletchings at 30 yards.
Like them or hate, he came on here to say his piece
my buddy has both. hes hunting with DNA
If they beat the exper. i would be surprised.
Dl, lbs, condition
if pro shop just turned up LBS for string cable stretch then they dont know how to tune a bow. also some heads and bows perform better with stiffer arrows.
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[OS] PNA/ISRAEL/US - MORE* Erekat: Negotiations will restart If PM accepts 1967 lines
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Erekat: Negotiations will restart If PM accepts 1967 lines
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Chief Palestinian negotiator says that Netanyahu must accept Obama's
pre-'67 lines with land swaps formulation to be peace partner.
Chief Palestinian negotiator Saeb Erekat said that the Palestinians were
ready to restart peace negotiations if based around the principles US
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By Martin Chandler
20 Nov 2011
Peter Roebuck was still not half way through his First Class career when his first book,
Slices of Cricket
, appeared. It was crystal clear then that Roebuck was a gifted writer, and with the benefit of hindsight the book's dedication, that begins "As this may be the only book I write" is rather amusing.
What you get with
Slices of Cricket
are 27 essays by Roebuck himself, a brief pen portrait of the author by Somerset teammate Nigel Popplewell, which portrays Roebuck as an eccentric even in those days. Finally there is an irreverent glossary prepared by another teammate, who like Roebuck made his post playing career a combination of broadcasting and journalism, Vic Marks.
The essays are on a variety of subjects but Roebuck is at his best when writing profiles of those he knows well. Three of those in this selection, of Ian Botham, Viv Richards and Brian Close, are quite outstanding. There have been full length books written about all three that fail to capture the essence of the man in the way that Roebuck does in around 2,000 words.
There are also a few match reports, although that description rather fails to do justice to the quality of writings which are very much more than sterile accounts of the matches concerned. The best of these is the story of a Combined Universities side's victory over Yorkshire in a Benson and Hedges Cup game in 1976. The students' man of the match was a diminutive 22 year old Sri Lankan, Gaj Pathmanathan. Yorkshire struggled to 185 in their 55 overs following which Pathmanathan opened the batting with Roebuck. He proceeded to blaze away for 58 in just 14 overs, England's Chris Old being savaged for 36 in just four overs along the way. What Roebuck's engaging digression about his opening partner does not mention is that in as many as eleven other List A matches for the Combined Universities Pathmanathan scored just 16 more runs, which puts in context the delightful quote from Geoffrey Boycott that concludes the piece. Boycott had wished Roebuck luck before the game started but not, as he put it after the defeat,
that much bloody luck
In other chapters Roebuck visits the odd far flung corner of the globe, and takes the occasional glimpse at the game's lower levels. He also dwells from time to time on the cameraderie amongst teammates and indeed opponents within the County game in the late 70s and early 80s. It is all a far cry from the events of 1986 when Somerset dispensed with the services of Richards and Joel Garner and, after that decision was confirmed, Botham resigned in protest. Roebuck stood firmly behind the club's decision and the rift that caused in his relationship with Botham, which had been such that they had co-authored a book earlier that year,
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Once Roebuck left the game and became a full time writer/broadcaster he became noted for his trenchant views and his views often polarized opinion. Those who are used to that part of Roebuck's oeuvre will be surprised at the essentially parochial and often whimsical side of his character that produced
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. Nonetheless nobody should be deterred from reading, or as in my case re-reading, the first book of a man who, prior to his sad and untimely death, was one of cricket's best and most highly regarded writers.
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All information concerning the nominations and selections of the Nobel Laureates is kept secret for 50 years.
Of the 80 individuals suggested for the 1963 Nobel Prize in Literature 22 were new candidates. Among the new ones were French President Charles de Gaulle and Nelly Sachs, later awarded the 1966 Nobel Prize in Literature. The Nobel Committee for Literature had six candidates considered most relevant this year:
Greek poet Giorgos Seferis
Anglo-American poet W. H. Auden
Chilean poet Pablo Neruda (later awarded the 1971 Nobel Prize in Literature)
Irish born Samuel Beckett (later awarded the 1969 Nobel Prize in Literature)
Japanese novelist, poet, playwright Yukio Mishima
Danish born novelist Aksel Sandemose
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Giorgos Seferis was nominated in 1955 for the first time and again in 1961 by T. S. Eliot. In 1963 it was Nobel Committee member Mr. Johnson who nominated Seferis who in the end was awarded this year "for his eminent lyrical writing, inspired by a deep feeling for the Hellenic world of culture".
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Our Lenten ReflectionsAs a Lenten observance several members of our congregation have written personal reflections on the daily scripture readings. We all have insights into God's message. We hope you find daily inspiration from one of our own.
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"Like as the Hart desireth the water-brooks, so longeth my soul after thee, O God." And ending with the affirmative statement of faith: "Put your trust in God: for I will yet give thanks to him, who is the help of my countenance, and my God."
Herbert Howells led a troubled life in so many ways and found sustenance in the Psalms. So may we.
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- Had its post-premiere screening at the Alamo Drafthouse in Austin, TX on May 15th.
- Filmed entirely on location in the San Francisco Bay Area.
- Described as a dark comedy.
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US oil firm Hunt Oil to end an exploration project in the Amazon
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Repsol have an oil exploration project that Fenamad said overlaps with
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people only control the surface rights of the land, not the subsoil
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It's been a marvelous offseason, basking in the glow of yet another San Francisco Giants' World Series title. Sure, we had the stress of Pablo Sandoval's departure, but then Sports Illustrated named Madison Bumgarner "Sportsman of the Year," and we were transported right back to that special place in late October.
I think the Giants have made a number of great moves. They dodged a bullet by not signing Pablo (he'll be sorry!) or Jon Lester, saving tens of millions of dollars and mortgaging the future on very questionable stars. I like the additions of Casey McGehee and Nori Aoki, who fit the Giants' mold of good guys, undervalued, and should play well to the ballpark — get on base, hit to the gap, knock in runs, score runs — rather than constantly searching for the next Barry Bonds. If Brandon Belt is healthy and continues to mature — neither is a tall order – then there's a guy who can take Pablo's slot between (or behind) Buster Posey and Hunter Pence, letting McGehee drop in the order.
I'm glad to see Jake Peavy and Sergio Romo, and maybe even Ryan Vogelsong, coming back. Despite Peavy's playoff struggles, the Giants don't even get to the postseason in 2014 without him. Plus: In Brian Sabean and Bruce Bochy I trust.
These and other memories can be found in a couple of my own postseason efforts. The best is the Dynasty magazine the San Francisco Chronicle produced. I wrote practically all 96 pages, with great photos from the Chronicle's prize-winning staff. It recaps the entire magical season, with special emphasis on the playoffs, World Series and parade. It's for sale online, and I've seen it in Safeway, CVS and Walgreen's.
I also appeared on Edward Brown's show, Sports Econ 101. I had a lot of fun talking Giants baseball with Edward, and the very knowledgeable Bay Area sports journalists Bruce Macgowan and Vernon Glenn. You can watch it here:
Warning: Edward lets the camera roll, even during what are breaks in the radio recording. During one of these breaks, he goes into a long discussion about some drama involving his daughter and a would-be boyfriend; if you want to skip that, it's from 18:00 to 28:00.
Celebrate the Giants in San Rafael
This World Series has been the Giants' 2014 season in microcosm: They looked dominant in Game One, just as they had in April and May. They looked doomed in Games Two and Three, just as they had in June and July. And then, like August, when things appeared ready to go completely off the rails, in Game Four the Royals took a 4-1 lead, and the Giants bounced back, led by the usual assortment of castoffs (Yusmeiro Petit, Travis Ishikawa), misfits (I think it's safe to say that about Hunters Pence and Strickland), rookies and stars.
Now they're poised to win another Series. If they hadn't won in 2010 and 2012, Giants Nation would be trembling in dread, remembering this very same situation presented itself in 2002. But Bruce Bochy is not Dusty Baker (and as much as I loved Dusty, I am thankful every October day that Bochy is steering this team). I am sure he will pull out all the stops to win Game Six in Kansas City, much as he did in Game Six in Philadelphia in the 2010 NLCS. Madison Bumgarner's epic, historic complete game shutout in Game Five enables Bochy to have a rested bullpen and keep Jake Peavy on a short leash.
Whatever happens this week — champagne and parade, or shock and disappointment — I'm going to be talking about it, and trying to put it in some historic context, this Saturday, Nov. 1, from 1 to 3 p.m. at the fabulous Il Davide restaurant, 901 A Street, San Rafael. The event is sponsored by the Stanford University Alumni Club of Marin, but it's open to anyone. The cost is $40, which gets you chef-owner David Haydon's tasty appetizers, beer and wine, and a signed copy of my book, The Giants Baseball Experience. The book itself typically sells for $35, so this is a deal!
The Stanford Alumni Club of Marin, led by Mike Williams, has put all the information online. I hope to see you Saturday, and to celebrate the Giants' third world championship in three years!
Here comes 2014!
I love the arrival of spring, and all the hope it brings that a new year — even-numbered! — will cleanse the pain of the last one. (I also hope a good rainfall will come along for the cleansing, to end California's drought.) While 2013 was decidedly painful for the Giants, I see plenty of signs for a turnaround in 2014.
Pablo Sandoval is lean and motivated.
Tim Lincecum is ready to complete his reinvention as a crafty pitcher, instead of a fastball chucker.
Tim Hudson is here to help Lincecum — and he can still deal.
And those are the three and four starters, behind the horses Matt Cain and Madison Bumgarner.
Brandon Belt and Brandon Crawford keep improving; Angel Pagan and Marco Scutaro are healthy; Buster Posey and Hunter Pence anchor the meat of the order; and Michael Morse has arrived to make sure there are no weak spots. The bullpen is deep (love Sergio Romo!); the bench is capable (lurve Hector Sanchez!); Bruce Bochy is the best in the business.
And best of all: I have a new Giants book coming out!
The Giants Baseball Experience: A Year-By-Year Chronicle From New York To San Francisco will be published by MVP Books and will be available April 3. I'll set up a new Web site, and start planning events. The last time I had a new Giants book out — with Willie Mays on the cover, naturally — was 2010, and we all know what happened then!
Farewell to 2013
The Giants (and I) ended the 2013 season in fine fashion and high spirits, and I don't think either of us wants to wait too long for 2014.
In the case of the Giants, according to Mercury News beat writer Alex Pavlovic, "they went 20-14 after August 24 and finished with wins in 10 of the final 15 games."
In my case, I attended three games in the last week of the season. In my first, the Giants lost to the Dodgers, but they kept it close, they won the next two, and we were treated to the spectacle of Brian Wilson's ignominious return to San Francisco. I had the extra pleasure of attending with my friend Joe Konte, who is not only the man who has organized my season ticket group since Pac Bell Park opened in 2000, but is now also the author of the fabulous new book on the Giants and Dodgers and their long enmity for one another, "The Rivalry Heard Round the World."
With Rivalry Day approaching – wait, didn't you know that Oct. 3 was Giants-Dodgers Rivalry Day? On this date in 1951, Bobby Thomson hit his famed home run; in 1962, the Giants again won the capper of a three-game playoff against the Dodgers, this time when Stan Williams walked Jim Davenport with the bases loaded; and in 1993, the Dodgers beat the Giants on the last day of the season in what we know as the Salomon Torres game, and the Giants lost the division championship to the Braves. And on Oct. 3, 2013 – as in, tomorrow – Joe Konte will appear at Books Inc. in San Francisco's Marina neighborhood to regale the crowd with even more tales of the rivalry. (It will help put the latest sordid episode into context as well.) I saw Joe's event at Book Passage in Corte Madera, and he was a wonderful storyteller. (Buy his book!)
My next two games were Friday, Sept. 27, and Sunday, Sept. 29. The Giants beat the Padres in both. Friday night, Hunter Pence won the Willie Mac Award as the team's most inspirational player. Last season's winner, Ryan Vogelsong, turned in a strong effort. I hope he makes it back next year.
Then, after the Giants rewarded Pence with a big contract – yay! – he showed what he's capable of, turning in his first walk-off hit as a Giant as the team came from behind to beat the Padres on Fan Appreciation Day on Sunday. It was a glorious afternoon at the ballpark, highlighted by two moving displays: An ovation for Giants fan Bryan Stow, who came out to the ballpark, and an overdue ovation for Barry Zito, who shared his love of the fans. Three years ago, such mutual affection seemed impossible; fans chafed at Zito's poor performance under his massive contract. But Zito proved himself a class act, first accepting a sideline role in the 2010 playoffs, and then rebounding with a strong 2012 season and some series-saving performances in the postseason. Redemption is sweet, and Zito, with all his struggles, seemed less like a glamorous millionaire athlete and more like one of us as he doffed his cap and touched his heart.
I can't say enough about how optimistic I am for 2014. I love a pitching staff anchored by Matt Cain and Madison Bumgarner. (Do I have to say it? Bring back Tim Lincecum!) I love that Buster Posey is locked up for years – he is our Derek Jeter. I love that Brandon Belt and Brandon Crawford emerged as bona fide big leaguers, and will continue to improve. I love that Pablo Sandoval showed, if only briefly, that he can lose weight and regain his stroke. I love that Sergio Romo can go a whole season as a closer. (Do I have to say it? Bring back Javier Lopez!) I love little things – the return of Angel Pagan, the emergence of Yusmeiro Petit (the next Vogelsong), the clutch hitting of Hector Sanchez, the willingness to spend big on Pence and possibly other free agents. And I love that the Giants never quit, and managed to escape the cellar and finish in third place, after all their struggles. Thank you, Bruce Bochy!
The Giants' failure to defend their World Series championship probably means the end of the line for my incredible run as the author of Giants Past and Present. I still have some of the 2012 World Championship editions to sell (email me for a signed copy!), but there won't be a fourth edition.
I have, however, put the finishing touches on a new Giants' book, the Giants Experience, which will be out in the spring. It will be a big, beautiful coffee table book that will sell for $35. I'll set up a new Web site for that! (You can get a sense of what it will be like by checking out Tyler Kepner's Phillies Experience.)
Thanks to the Giants, who in yet another season of Torture have reminded us how sweet those world championships really were, and to all of you, for reading and supporting me on this wonderful ride.
World Champions – again!
It is almost as hard to believe it now as it was in 2010. Did the San Francisco Giants really win the World Series? You'd better believe it.
If 2010 was a team of castoffs and misfits, at least it was a veteran club, and one with dominant pitching. The 2012 Giants seemed like a bunch of kids, and the arms all seemed to fade as the season lurched to a close. The word I heard the most from the Giants this year was "grind."
Even as the playoffs started, the Giants did not carry any air of inevitability, or invincibility. Falling behind the Reds, and then the Cardinals, the season could have ended at any moment.
Until, suddenly – dramatically – for the second time in the post-season, the Giants got their wake-up call. It was an unlikely time. Barry Zito, who had not looked good against the Reds, got the call as the stopper in St. Louis. He gave up three hits before the Giants had one.
And then Marco Scutaro and Pablo Sandoval singled, and with one out, Hunter Pence hit a weak dribbler back to pitcher Lance Lynn, and the Giants got the sort of lucky break that defined this entire post-season – and, I suppose if you believe in these things, defined the Giants as a Team of Destiny. Lynn threw to second base, and there was no one there. He tried to hold up his throw, and it hit the bag. Scutaro scored. Another out, another couple of singles – one on a beautifully planned bunt by Zito – and the Giants were on their way to a 5-0 victory. They would never lose again in 2012.
About those lucky breaks the Giants caught, whether it was Johnny Cueto leaving Game 1 of the Cincinnati series, or Angel Pagan's grounder hitting third base against Detroit (again with the base!), or Gregor Blanco's exquisite bunt, stopping incredibly inside the chalk. Include in those the sloppy defense by the opponents in every series, and then consider: the Giants made no such blunders.
And that's by design. The Giants are built around pitching and defense. It makes sense, when you think that pitching wins games, and defense is a big part of pitching. Manager Bruce Bochy could have played Xavier Nady or Hector Sanchez in a quest for more offense, but he knew the formula. If you keep the other team from scoring, you don't have to score too much yourself.
In building that type of team, General Manager Brian Sabean also built just the right lineup for AT&T Park. The best defenders are not necessarily sluggers in the Barry Bonds mold. Instead, Sabean acquired and promoted contact hitters, who can spray the ball into the gaps. Players like Melky Cabrera, Pagan, Blanco, and even Pence, Buster Posey, Scutaro, Brandon Belt and Sandoval all fit this model. With Scutaro in particular showing the virtue of taking pitches, and not striking out, the Giants were built for the modern post-season.
The Giants had one more ingredient: Heart. It sounds like a cliche. It is said of nearly every team. (Well, maybe not the 2009 Yankees.) But consider some of the stories on these Giants – and not just overcoming the Brian Wilson injury or the Cabrera suspension. Instead: Ryan Vogelsong, wandering baseball's wilderness for years before he came home to San Francisco and became a bona fide star. Scutaro, the very definition of a journeyman infielder, earning the nickname Blockbuster as he turned into Ty Cobb when he arrived on the Giants in July. Zito, never living up to his massive contract, but suddenly becoming a consistent winner. Tim Lincecum, losing his magic touch, but happily accepting a role as a middle reliever, and becoming unhittable once again. Posey, coming back from the most devastating (and unnecessary) injury this side of Joe Theisman to become National League MVP. And plenty of other players – Matt Cain, Madison Bumgarner, Sergio Romo, Brandon Crawford, Pence, Sandoval – putting plenty of other struggles behind them for the sake of the team. I have to believe even having guys like Nady, Aubrey Huff and Ryan Theriot just in the dugout cheering (never mind scoring the winning run in the clincher, as Theriot did) had to help.
Without these guys, there's no parade in San Francisco on Halloween.
Nicely done. And thank you. Every one of you.
World Series, baby!
I almost did not recognize my San Francisco Giants when they started this postseason. And I'm not referring to the complete changeover in the starting eight from 2010 – with only Buster Posey remaining. (Pablo Sandoval rode the pine in that historic postseason.)
What I was wondering, less than one month ago: Where was the Torture? The Giants clinched the West so early, the world seemed upside-down.
But through the National League Division Series against the Cincinnati Reds, and the National League Championship Series against the St. Louis Cardinals, the Giants have shown that even though they have so many new cast members, they all know the script: Torture.
Having fallen behind two games to none against the Reds, the Giants managed to come all the way back. They proceeded to drop three of the first four games to the Cards, and once again won three straight to take the pennant.
Memo to Bruce Bochy and the boys: Please just win this next series early!
I had great fun the other day discussing this and other weighty matters on Michael Krasny's excellent program Forum on KQED. (Krasny graciously said that "Giants Past and Present" is "one of the best books about the Giants.") You can listen to the show here:
The show opened with Giants' President Larry Baer, and you could really hear how much fun he's having. Larry is a lifelong Giants fan in his dream job, and you can't help but smile every time you see him. Then Michael led a spirited discussion with me, KNBR's awesome Marty Lurie, and San Jose Mercury News columnist Mark Purdy. I sure learned a lot listening to those guys – especially when Marty told us that, however bad Pete Kozma played shorstop for the Cardinals in the NLCS, he was not as bad as the Washington Senators' Roger Peckinpaugh in the 1925 World Series, who made eight errors! (Another highlight: Marty let me try on his 2010 World Series ring – and it is a thing of beauty!)
One thought I had that I did not get to share: As we discussed the Giants, and beautiful AT&T Park, I wanted to give props to General Manager Brian Sabean for building a team perfect for its ballpark. Instead of going out and signing home run hitters, who only get frustrated with the park's wide open spaces, Sabean brought in gap hitters like Angel Pagan, Marco Scutaro and Gregor Blanco. You could put Melky Cabrera in there too (even though we don't really like to talk about him any more), and it looks like it'll be a good fit for the Brandons – Belt and Crawford. Need I say Buster Posey?
And maybe, if Hunter Pence hits more line drives like his famed "triple double" from game 7 of the NLCS – the ball that hit the bat three times – instead of swinging for the fences, the Giants will have the ingredients necessary to foil those big bopping Tigers.
After all, Marty Lurie viewed Pence's lucky-breaking line drive as karmic payback for Willie McCovey's smash that ended the 1962 World Series. No one could have hit that ball any harder, but it went straight to the Yankees' Bobby Richardson. Pence's ball curved away from Kozma, and the Giants were in business.
It's good to be good. But sometimes it's better to be lucky.
Even if it's a little Torturous.


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Family of 5 loved it but did change things up a bit. Basically equal amounts of tomato, cucumber and red onion (added this). Also substituted cilantro for the parsley as another reviewer did and added salt/pepper to taste.
Made this tonight. We didn't have parsley (don't like it too much) but we used cilantro. Great fresh taste. It needed salt and pepper which we added. We will make this again. Next time might add a little garlic.
A great summer salad. I made it as an side to go with the excellent Harissa-Marinated Top Sirloin tips from this site. Sprinkled with Sumac (an ingredient in Za'atar). Also good with the addition of diced ripe avocado.
Ditto with the chef from Boston. Delicious and served all over the middle east, including Israel. To the reviewer who takes such offense at this being called Israeli - really? It's a salad, not a statement on middle eastern politics. I think Israel, and north America have bigger problems than who owns the right to a salad.
I adore this simple salad. It is crisp and flavorful and easy. Kirby cucumbers worked welll
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"This recipe will produce the most tender tasty short ribs,. I use rendered bacon fat for this that I store in my freezer for extra flavor in place of the oil, you may increase the beef broth and wine for more sauce if desired and add in some crushed red pepper flakes for some heat, I most always increase the broth and wine and serve this with hot cooked pasta, the sauce is delicious and don't forget to pass the Parmesan cheese at the table ---and if you find you have lots of sauce left over just freeze it and use it the next time you make this recipe again :)"
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"Looks like a solid basic recipe, but the name is misleading. These are braised short ribs, not oven-roasted. Oven roasting is a dry heat method while this recipe calls for cooking in liquid. Just letting you know because the recipe is coming up in the wrong searches. People searching for braised short ribs should give this recipe a go.
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"I'm giving this 5 stars, but I actually made quite a few changes. Perhaps some of my changes may be helpful to others. Here's what I did: I used 2 packages of short ribs, 9 ribs total so I used only one large onion and about 1 tsp thyme (since I planned on adding rosemary also). The garlic, mushrooms and liquid measurements I used full amounts. I didn't have seasoning salt so in the flour mixture I put Santa Maria seasoning ~1tsp, garlic pepper ~1/2 tsp,and granulated garlic ~1tsp. I rubbed the ribs before dredging with Weber Roasted Garlic and Herb but didn't do that step ahead with enough time to let them sit with the rub. I had very little oil in the pot after browning the ribs, so I didn't drain any off. I put all the ribs in a single layer bone side up when I returned them to the pan, smooshed the halved (they were large) button mushrooms into the liguid as much as possible and laid 2 4-5 inch rosemary sprigs across the top. Cooking time was 2 1/2 hours where the smallest pieces were ready to fall off the bone. When I lifted the ribs out, the pan drippings were a greasy sludge with little liquid, certainly not enough for noodles or mashed potatoes. So I skimmed all the grease I could off, prepared a packet of mushroom gravy mix and then added the the "sludge", which included the mushrooms, back in. This made plenty of gravy for pasta or potatoes. The portions seem very large. Served with pasta as we did, 2 ribs per person was as much as we could eat (and we have healthy appetites!). This was yummy and quite easy to prepare, a definite do-again!"
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"With the cooler weather, I was longing for the short ribs my mom used to cook. This recipe came the closest. I refrigerated them overnight so I could remove a lot of the fat. Served with mashed potatoes. Really good."
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In a presentation entitled "Subthalamic GAD gene transfer improves brain metabolism associated with clinical recovery in Parkinson's Disease," Matthew J. During, MD, D.Sc. presented findings of the open label, dose escalating, unilateral trial, which confirmed the safety and tolerability in all 12 patients studied out to one year. Though efficacy was only designated as a secondary outcome, the trial also yielded statistically significant clinical efficacy and neuro-imaging results.
At one year, all 12 patients as a group demonstrated a clinical improvement of 25% in the Unified Parkinson's Disease Rating Scale (UPDRS) compared to baseline (p < 0.005). Nine of the 12 patients showed an average improvement of 37%, and 5 of these patients had substantial improvement of between 40% and 65%. "This gene therapy trial is particularly unique and the clinical data unusually promising because the treatment was confined to just one side of the brain," stated Dr. During. In its next trial, the Company plans to infuse its treatment into both sides of the brain.
Clinical improvement also correlated well to metabolic brain changes as measured by Positron Emission Tomography (PET) scan. PET is an imaging method that measures brain metabolism following the injection of a radioactive analog of glucose (fluorodeoxyglucose). The PET scan data revealed a significant improvement (p < 0.001) in brain metabolism on the treated side of the brain as compared to the untreated side.
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The Phase I trial was performed at New York-Presbyterian Hospital/Weill Cornell Medical Center by Michael G. Kaplitt, MD, Ph.D. and Dr. During, both co-founders of the company. Drs. Kaplitt and During have collaborated in research in this field for more than 10 years. All patients were evaluated neurologically and by PET scan by Drs. Andrew Feigin and David Eidelberg at North Shore University Hospital.
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The gene transfer procedure utilized the AAV (adeno-associated virus) vector, a virus that has been used safely in a variety of clinical gene therapy trials, and the vehicle that will be used in all of the company's first generation products, including epilepsy and Huntington's disease. In its Parkinson's disease trial, Neurologix used its proprietary AAV-GAD gene transfer technology. ("NLX")
"The company is very excited about the results of this trial. We look forward to further validating these results in the next trial and continuing our efforts to develop a significant new treatment for Parkinson's disease worldwide," stated Neurologix CEO and President John E. Mordock.
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Neurologix's initial development efforts are focused on their core gene therapy technology, NLX, for treating Parkinson's disease, epilepsy and Huntington's disease. Neurologix is located in Fort Lee, NJ. Website: www.neurologix.net.
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In order to obtain the regulatory approvals necessary to commercialize its current or future product candidates, from time to time the Company will need to raise funds through public or private equity offerings, debt financings or additional corporate collaboration and licensing arrangements. Availability of financing depends upon a number of factors beyond the Company's control, including market conditions and interest rates. The Company does not know whether additional financing will be available when needed, or if available, will be on acceptable or favorable terms to it or its stockholders.
The Company will need to conduct future clinical trials for treatment of Parkinson's disease using the Company's NLX technology. If the trials prove unsuccessful, future operations and the potential for profitability will be materially adversely affected and the business may not succeed.
There is no assurance as to when, or if, the Company will be able to successfully complete the required preclinical testing of its gene therapy for the treatment of epilepsy to enable it to file an Investigational New Drug Application with the FDA for permission to begin a Phase I safety trial or that, if filed, such permission will be granted.
Other factors and assumptions not identified above could also cause the actual results to differ materially from those set forth in the forward-looking statements. Additional information regarding factors that could cause results to differ materially from management's expectations is found in the section entitled "Risk Factors" in the Company's 2005 Annual Report on Form 10-KSB. Although the Company believes these assumptions are reasonable, no assurance can be given that they will prove correct. Accordingly, you should not rely upon forward-looking statements as a prediction of actual results. Further, the Company undertakes no obligation to update forward-looking statements after the date they are made or to conform the statements to actual results or changes in the Company's expectations.
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The $47 million Secure First Credit Union was cleaning up Tuesday after a tornado swept over its main office on Monday in Birmingham, Ala.
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In the apartment it's difficult to do anything for myself when I'm on duty with Scott. If I try to do something for myself, like read, he can't tolerate it. So, in the interest in loving what is, I don't try to read when he's with me. That's what it means to adjust, to adapt.
Part of being in a relationship is creating new memories and Scott can't, while you can.
We're out of synch as far as the memories. Scott has long-term memory. He remembers the number of the motel room where we first made love back in 1950, but he has no concept of the future he can't even imagine what making a plan looks like. He is totally disoriented in space and time.
In your book, you talk about the sweet things Scott says from time to time. Is that the same old Scott or the Scott after the accident?
He's the same person. I'm the same person. We've just moved into a different place in our lives with different capacities. When Scott sees me his face still lights up with happiness and he says "Oh, look who it is! It's my beautiful wife." After the accident he reverted to his former self, always asking me out to lunch because he couldn't stand to see me cook since I made him into somewhat of a feminist. But now when he asks, I can say "Sure, later," and he won't remember when later comes along.
When did you realize Scott wasn't going to fully recover?
After the first year, I realized I had to change our lives from trying to heal Scott to trying to make both of our lives as satisfying as possible. For me that had to include my writing; my work is not over. I still have a lot of books waiting to be written.
At some point you say there is an equal chance that something like Scott's accident could happen to anyone in a long-term relationship.
When you marry or commit yourself forever you think about how you are when you make the commitment. If your relationship continues into old age, one of you is going to be healthier than the other. One of you is going to wind up taking care of or surviving the other. And when that happens you must adapt, and hope adaptation won't feel like a sacrifice, just a new way of living. When the time comes, it's helpful if you have the kind of commitment and love that Scott and I had.


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text: Mr Palm's speech during the national workshop on Social Services Reform and UN Guidelines on Alternative Care for Children on 21 June 2011Albanian Society has many virtues or assets, many good things that Albania can be proud of. Among the strongest virtues is the respect and love for the family and within the family. The family sticks together, even if some members live abroad. And family members usually help each other – sometimes more than families do in other countries. When it comes to the protection of children, the cohesion in the family is Albania's biggest asset. The family is the basic group of any society. The family cares, protects and provides support for children. Parents often get help from other family members who share resources. The family is where children are at home, and they call it home. There is usually no better place for children to grow up. In contrast, children without parental care are at risk of living without a nurturing and protective environment. Therefore, if parental care is not available or inadequate, the first policy response is to support the family, so that parents or close relatives can provide the necessary care. This might be through financial support – economic aid, but also through special services to those families and children so they can stay together. Poverty alone is usually not, and must not, be a reason for parents to relinquish their children. Where the child's own family is unable, even with appropriate support, to care adequately for the child, or in the rare case where a mother abandons the child, the State is responsible for protecting the child and ensuring appropriate alternative care, together with competent local authorities and authorized civil society organizations. Competent authorities must ensure the supervision of the safety, wellbeing and development of any child placed in alternative care. Authorities must regularly review the appropriateness of the care arrangements. The UN Guidelines for the Alternative Care of Children were drafted, when it was found out that worldwide, millions of children without parental support care were given alternative care, often in institutions, that was neither needed nor appropriate. Policy makers and practitioners always have to consider these two questions: is it really necessary to take the children away from the family; and are the alternative care arrangements appropriate. To stay with the family would normally be in the best interest of the child. Removing a child from his/her family should be a measure of last resort. Before any such decision is taken, a rigorous participatory assessment is required. In order to decide whether the choice of alternative care is appropriate, the Guidelines define a range of possible options. The choice has to depend on the specific situation of the child; it can be short term or long-term, with foster families or other arrangements. Whenever possible, siblings should stay together. Any arrangement for alternative care must be subject to professional review, and consider the potential reunification with the family. This also applies to kinship care, where children are left in the care of close relatives. Even though we know that a family-like environment is best for the child, residential care is often the option automatically selected. Residential (or institutional) care has the administrative and financial systems in place. It is a well-used path, and often seems to be the "easy" solution. In contrast, the procedures for placement into a family are much less developed, and still not sufficiently used. This needs to change. Children need a stable environment, where they can attach themselves to adults, and where children can see their parents as role models. Placement in families must become the regular way of alternative care. Fostering and adoption procedures need to be more clearly defined and expedited. It is also cheaper than placing children into institutions. Placement in institutions should only be a temporary solution, and the method of last resort. And where residential institutional care is needed, it should be in the form of small group home that can provide a family-like environment. Let me conclude. Children belong into a family. Fostering and adoption are the best solutions. Albania, as said earlier, has a very strong family tradition and cohesion. Albania can do it. The UN guidelines for the Alternative Care of Children are clear. Albania can lead the way for many other countries in the region and Eastern Europe. More importantly, Albanian citizens do show compassion for family values. I am confident, that these values are also being extended to children unfortunate enough to be in need of alternative care. |


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This article describes how to use OLE automation from Visual FoxPro to
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Since the dialog box that sets duplex printing is part of the printer
setup, there is not a direct command that you can issue that causes a
document to print duplex. However, there are three ways that do work
allowing you to print documents duplex.
The printer used in this test is a Hewlett-Packard LaserJet printer, which supports duplex printing. Method 1Use the PRINT field in Word to send the printer escape code that puts the printer in duplex mode. The following code demonstrates this:
Note This code only works with the Service Release-1 (SR-1) for Word 97. Prior versions of Word 97 do not duplex print using this code. For the Word document to print correctly, it should not contain headers or footers on every page. However, it should print duplex if the document is setup to have a different first page header or footer only and the PRINT field is inserted on the first line of the header followed by a carriage return. Method 2Use the SendKeys command to send keystrokes to Word, which simulates using keystrokes to open the Print dialog box.
To use Sendkeys, Word must be visible, not minimized, since the keystrokes must go to an active window. You can move Word off screen by using the AppMove command, so that Word does not show, but the dialog box still displays. Also, using Sendkeys can be disconcerting because the menus and dialog boxes open and process as if you were in Word and pressed the ALT+F keys to open the File menu. Method 3Create a Word macro that issues the Sendkeys. If the macro is named SendKey, then run the macro from Visual FoxPro using the following command:
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To all our participants, notes about who you are giving to have been sent! For the most fun, try to have your drawing done and posted between December 24th and January 2nd! I believe you can schedule your deviation to show up on these dates. If anyone is wondering why I'm not participating this year, I'm a little busy with some other doodles at the moment and my free time isn't what it used to be
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Time for another fun event, secret Santa!!! NOTE: It is not required to be Christmas themed. Everyone of all skill levels and backgrounds are welcome to join. All you need to do at the moment is to decide if you want to participate! You can be as creative as you want with your requests!
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2 Continue steadfastly in prayer, being watchful in it with thanksgiving; | 2 Devote yourselves to prayer, being watchful and thankful. |
3 and pray for us also, that God may open to us a door for the word, to declare the mystery of Christ, on account of which I am in prison, | 3 And pray for us, too, that God may open a door for our message, so that we may proclaim the mystery of Christ, for which I am in chains. |
4 that I may make it clear, as I ought to speak. | 4 Pray that I may proclaim it clearly, as I should. |
5 Conduct yourselves wisely toward outsiders, making the most of the time. | 5 Be wise in the way you act toward outsiders; make the most of every opportunity. |
6 Let your speech always be gracious, seasoned with salt, so that you may know how you ought to answer every one. | 6 Let your conversation be always full of grace, seasoned with salt, so that you may know how to answer everyone. |
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The Father Who Is Always Too Busy
There is a very busy father who always working. Every day he goes to work before his children woke up and came home very late at night after they were asleep. One day, his five year old son waited for his father to come home until very late at night. When he saw his father, the boy approached him and asked:Son: Dad, can I ask you something?
Dad: Of course. What is it?
Son: How much earnings do you make in an hour?
Dad: Why do you ask something that had nothing to do with you?
His son did not answer but continued to press his father with the same question. The child really wanted to know how much earnings his father make in an hour. After being pushed several times, his father finally said:
Dad: Ten dollars per hour.
Son: Can I ask five dollars from you?
At the beginning, the father was reluctant but after being persuaded by his son, the father gave him five dollars. The child was very happy and thanked his father. Then he went to take his money-box and withdraw all the money that's inside it. After finished counting, he had a total of ten dollars. Then with glazed eyes, the boy said to his father:
Son: Dad, can I buy an hour of your time? Can you come home an hour earlier tomorrow and have dinner with me?
The child's tone of voice was very heart-breaking and touching. His father agreed to it.
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wow!a realy inspiring story.thanx.
This certainly does hit home whats important in life.
Thank you so much for posting this... I know from experience that the moral is true. I'm torn between laughing and crying when I read it, but that's a good thing in this case :) Sometimes we need to be reminded of what's important in life.


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28 Is this man Coniah a despised broken pot, a vessel no one wants? Why are he and his offspring hurled out and cast away in a land that they do not know? | 28 Is this man Jehoiachin a despised, broken pot, an object no one wants? Why will he and his children be hurled out, cast into a land they do not know? |
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Dr. Steven Shoshany is well known in Manhattan for being one of the few chiropractors at an integrated medical practice to offer advanced computer assisted spinal decompression. This non-invasive, non-surgical method is known for producing lasting results and even reversing damage to inter-vertebral discs that may be bulging or herniated.
Dr. Shoshany is expecting the delivery of the ISCS 2.0 Lumbar and cervical decompression system within the next few weeks. He will be the first chiropractor in New York to provide access to this system. He is no stranger to cutting edge back and neck pain treatment, since he was also among the first chiropractors to provide true non surgical spinal decompression in NYC. The ISCS allows decompression to be administered on the lumbar and cervical spine on the same machine. Currently Dr. Shoshany is equipped to provide both cervical and lumbar decompression but on separate machines.
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While a trip to the pier seemed like the perfect way for Mariah to escape the current Idol drama, the event was actually to launch Nick's web project Kuboo.com a "safe virtual world for children to interact and learn with their friends. Parents have complete control over how and with whom their children meet, making it the perfect site for children of all ages".
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We contracted qbout a month ago to have the front of our house done in Portsmouth Cedar Shake Staggered Greystone siding. We put in contract a month ago and contractor still has not been able to get the siding. We are disappointed as wanted it done before real winter sets in. I did see that Foundry also makes this same type of siding in Greystone color. Does anyone know how Foundry compares with Portsmouth? Not even sure if contractor can get Foundry any quicker, but looking for advice. |
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I definitey prefer portsmouth. Why hasnt your contractor started your job afer a month? Im a bit confused. I just did a portsmouth job and was done within 3 weeks of signing the contract. Sounds to me like your contractor doesnt know what the heck he is doing. Try calling crane and asking them for a dealer. Your contractor sounds like a typical local ,cheap contractor who does this for beer money. Crane make portsmouth. |
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I emailed Barbara boxer. You should contact your senator and tell them to vote no.
Not sure when it gets voted on. Protect the rights of those who gave so much for their country.
While I'm personally (slightly) opposed to HR 2640 (The NICS improvement act, not the "Veterans Disarmament Act") it is only because I oppose anything that involves more record keepiong and information sharing in government. The article you linked to is complete nonsense. In fact, as I recall, 2640 would make it easier to get mental health adjudication expunged (something that is now impossible). It definitely would not "place any veteran who has ever been diagnosed with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) on the federal gun ban list." "Anyone who is diagnosed as being a tiny danger to himself or others would have his gun rights taken away ..." - that's just not true. Complete BS article.
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