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New Jersey Wedding at the Highlawn Pavilion
By dcarpenito at January 18, 2013 | 2:27 pm | 0 Comment
Heather & Chris's New Jersey Wedding was held at the Highlawn Pavilion, which has an amazing view overlooking the New York City skyline. Bilal of Photography by Bilal shared with us some of his favorite shots and the equipment and techniques he used to capture them! The bride is Columbian and they had a mariachi band come in towards the end of the
New York Wedding at The Carlyle by Chadwick Creative Arts
By dcarpenito at January 10, 2013 | 12:28 pm | 0 Comment
A New York wedding with "Classical Elegance" captured by member Chadwick Creative Arts. We're so excited to share these beautiful photos and details about Emily and Matts wedding: The ceremony was held on October 20, 2012 at the beautiful, historical Riverside Church on the Upper West Side of Manhattan. A reception at the elegant Carlyle Hotel on the eastern end of
Destination Wedding on Grand Cayman Island Seven Mile Beach
By dcarpenito at January 7, 2013 | 1:50 pm | 0 Comment
Kathy and Randy's Destination Wedding took place on 12-12-12 at the London House Property on gorgeous Grand Cayman Island Seven Mile Beach. The bride wanted a beautiful sunset location on an island where the ocean was an amazing blue color, and she got it! Thanks to Ann's Photography, Destination Wedding Photographer, for sharing some of her favorite photos with
Wedding Photography Registries: A Future Trend
By dcarpenito at January 3, 2013 | 11:42 am | 0 Comment
Help Cut Costs without Sacrificing Quality What's new in the photography industry? Wedding photography registries! It's not something everyone has jumped on the band-wagon for yet, though I predict it will be a revolutionary fad. With today's economy (and more and more brides risking poor results by turning towards amateurs for services), it would certainly
Honeymoon Photography – A New Phenomenon
By dcarpenito at December 11, 2012 | 11:13 am | 0 Comment
Honeymoon Photography is a new upcoming phenomenon. As couples begin to choose more out of the norm locations (or luxury honeymoon locales) this becomes increasing important to document. This is the couples chance to forever seal their wedding year glamour and turn it to printable legend. It is certainly not every day or even every year you can take such an elaborately
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Hipstamatic iPhone Wedding Photos – An Entire Wedding Day Captured
By dcarpenito at December 5, 2012 | 1:27 pm | 1 Comments
Capture hipstamatic iPhone wedding photos for an entire wedding day? That's the unique opportunity that member Marc Sadowski came accross on a craigslist ad. Katie and RT, this adorable couple, were looking for a photographer to shoot their wedding specifically with an iPhone using the Hipstamatic app. If you're not yet aware of what this cool app does, the hipstamatic
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5 Wedding Ideas for Sci-Fi Fanatics
By dcarpenito at November 28, 2012 | 1:15 pm | 1 Comments
Personalized weddings are all the rage these days, as brides and grooms decide to go beyond the traditional church ceremony that tends to come complete with a long, white dress and tuxedo. Some of the many wedding ideas to personalize both a ceremony and reception are to incorporate a favorite movie genre, pay homage to a classic movie trilogy or immortalize the day by
Tips for Brides from the Experts at Back2Back Photography
By dcarpenito at November 27, 2012 | 12:18 pm | 0 Comment
Having photographed weddings since 2004, you can only imagine how many tips for brides Laurie & Caroline of Back2Back Photography have learned along the way. They've gathered all of this knowledge and created this amazing e-book to help brides, grooms, or anyone planning a wedding. This expert advice will help couples get the most out of their wedding photos and also help
Puerto Rico Destination Wedding Photography
By dcarpenito at October 19, 2012 | 11:44 am | 0 Comment
Beautiful Puerto Rico destination wedding photography captured by member Vanessa Vargas Photography."Surrounded by their family and closed friends Muriel and Guillermo celebrated their destination wedding at the well know Hotel Caribe Hilton, located in Old San Juan. Before the ceremony took place the couple decided to have a romantic pre wedding session at the amazing
Wedding Invitation Etiquette Q & A
By dcarpenito at September 26, 2012 | 10:53 am | 0 Comment
Your wedding invitations are such an important part of your wedding day since they contain essential information for your guests. Be sure to read through these wedding invitation etiquette question and answers to learn about some basic rules to follow when sending out your invitations. Q. What should I include in with my Wedding Invitations? A. The
Wedding at the Dirty Dancing Hotel – Larkins Photography
By dcarpenito at September 6, 2012 | 11:16 am | 0 Comment
Jessica and Chris were married at Mountain Lake in Pembroke Virginia, the location of the 1987 film Dirty Dancing! This lodge offers themed Dirty Dancing weekends, with tours, contests, dance lessons and more. Jessica and Chris danced to "I've had the time of my life" and also released butterflies! Their amazing day was captured by member Larkins Photography. Laura
Virginia DIY Wedding – Beck & Call Photography
By dcarpenito at August 8, 2012 | 9:52 am | 0 Comment
Have you ever considered a do it yourself wedding? It can help create a very personal impression on your event, just make sure to leave the high level important jobs to the professionals, like wedding photography, food and entertainment. Here is an example of an impressive DIY wedding in Virginia captured by member Beck and Call Photography. Take a look at some favorite
5 Easy Steps to Finding the Perfect Wedding Venue
By Brea Gunn at July 25, 2012 | 9:24 am | 0 Comment
One of the most important items you'll need to think about when planning your wedding (besides the dress, of course) is the finding the perfect wedding venue. WHERE are you going to get married? A church? A bed and breakfast? Your backyard? While you may think that it's not a big deal, choosing the right venue is extremely important and quite possibly the most
Wedding Gift Registry Etiquette Q&A
By Lauren LaBelle at July 20, 2012 | 10:43 am | 0 Comment
Wedding gift registries are extremely helpful and expected by guests. Guests can purchase a gift and know the couple will not only like and use it, but they won't receive duplicates by other guests. Before heading off to the store with your clipboard in hand, you need to be aware of basic wedding gift registry etiquette.A guide for Wedding Gift Registry Etiquette:
Look Great in Wedding Photos – 5 Easy Tips
By dcarpenito at July 18, 2012 | 9:37 am | 0 Comment
Apart from having butterflies in your stomach from excitement, a wedding can leave some with a feeling of the jitters. Although most couples feel generally excited and look great in wedding photos, some aren't quite so comfortable with being the center of attention, making wedding photography a dreaded event. However, if you'd like to feel at ease – after all, you
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Wedding Dresses for 2013 – What's Hot?
By Diane Lynn Thomas at July 17, 2012 | 10:36 am | 0 Comment
Vera Wang, Monique Ihuillier, Carolina Herrera, Oscar de la Renta, Alexander McQueen, the Amsale Collection, Alfred Angelo… names ring a bell? Well, they should – these are some of the biggest designers working on wedding dresses for 2013 in today's wedding dresses industry. What's coming in wedding dresses for 2013? Color - Who would have ever thought that
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Must Have Photographs – Part 2
By dcarpenito at July 16, 2012 | 11:46 am | 0 Comment
Previous Article: Must Have Photographs, To Pose or Not to Pose? Seems like everyone who writes about weddings has a recommendation for the must have photographs. Except me . . . and Claire Lewis. Neither she nor I believe you will cherish the must have photographs on your list or anyone else's list. Instead, Claire – who I've never met –
Wedding Ring Tatoos: The New Wedding Trend
By dcarpenito at July 13, 2012 | 10:41 am | 0 Comment
Celebrities like Angelina Jolie, Maria Carey, and Paris Hilton have "partner marking" -- the wearing of tattoos to represent commitment to a spouse or significant other -- popular. As go the celebrities, so go the public. Consequently, there seems to be a growing interest in having a wedding ring tattoo as the ultimate commitment. True, when you say your vows, the words
How to Create a Wedding Budget
By Lauren LaBelle at July 11, 2012 | 11:16 am | 0 Comment
One of the first things you must do after getting engaged is set your wedding budget. Here's how to to create a wedding budget that is realistic, you can stick to it, and still have a wedding that's perfect for you. Create a Wish List Once you know what kind of wedding you want and how much you can affordboth of you need to make a wish list of items,
Wedding Advice: 13 Must-Dos for your Wedding Day
By dcarpenito at July 10, 2012 | 11:10 am | 0 Comment
Your wedding day has finally arrived! Now that you've made it to your big day, it will be helpful to have a "day of" to do list! Destination Wedding Photographer Ann Peters of Photos by Miss Ann shared with us 13 must-dos for your wedding day. Exchange day of gifts- even if it is as simple as a card you send over to your soon to be that says, "Cannot
Vineyard Wedding with Floating Lanterns – DaussFOTO
By dcarpenito at July 6, 2012 | 10:44 am | 0 Comment
What a fun way to dazzle your wedding guests with a magical ending of floating lanterns in the sky! Take a look at Lauren and Nicks vineyard wedding with floating lanterns captured by member DaussFOTO of Fishers Indiana. Lauren and Nick Shaffer had their union and celebration at Castle Finn Vineyard & Winery in Marsall, Il. It was a
I Just Said Yes! Now What? – Timeline for engaged couples
By Diane Lynn Thomas at July 3, 2012 | 9:53 am | 0 Comment
As soon as you "say yes" there will be so many things going on your mind, so you want to get yourself organized. Purchase a wedding book or a even a plain binder to keep track of all your wedding notes, bills, estimates and photos. We've made it easy with a timeline for engaged couples.
Wedding Planning Timeline Checklist
By Diane Lynn Thomas at July 3, 2012 | 9:52 am | 0 Comment
Planning a wedding can be very stressful, there are so many details to think about and keep track of. Staying organized is most important, and having a wedding checklist is essential. Use this detailed wedding planning timeline checklist, based on a 12-month length engagement. TWELVE MONTHS BEFORE THE WEDDING: Decide on the size, venue and theme of your
Hand Fasting Ceremony – Latest Wedding Trend?
By Ron Carpenito at June 29, 2012 | 9:19 am | 0 Comment
What is a Hand Fasting Ceremony and is it becoming the latest wedding trend? Photo Courtesy of: Timothy Whaley Photography Some of the history of a Hand Fasting Ceremony dates back to the late 1600's in Scotland where a couple would have a trial marriage for a period of 1 year. If at the end of the year all worked out well, the couple would have a permanent
April Wedding with "Something Blue!"
By dcarpenito at June 28, 2012 | 4:46 pm | 0 Comment
What a great idea Nicole had when she wore blue shoes as her "something blue!" in this beautiful April wedding captured by Timothy Whaley Photography in Illinois. Such a fun couple, and gorgeous outdoor ceremony and reception. Nicole Dellaria and Jason Deyoung - April 14, 2012 Bride wore navy blue shoes for a pop of color and as her "something
Beautifully Captured First Look Wedding Photos
By dcarpenito at June 26, 2012 | 9:12 am | 1 Comments
On your wedding day, the moment you first lay eyes on each other is full of emotion and love. This is the moment you want to capture and keep forever. Jim of JP Brandano Photography in Florida shares the benefits of First Look wedding photos and also some of his beautiful shots of Anna and Brian's first look. Thanks Jim! The First Look At some of our weddings the
5 Tips to Look Great in Wedding Photos
By dcarpenito at June 20, 2012 | 12:42 pm | 0 Comment
Ann of Ann's Photography in South Carolina shared this great advice for brides to help them look great in wedding photos. Thanks Ann! One of the things I like to talk to brides and grooms about is how to have better images on your wedding day. There are 5 things to remember: While walking down the aisle, hold your bouquet waist level. You want your
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13 Best Destination Wedding Tips for Obscure Locations
By dcarpenito at June 18, 2012 | 12:46 pm | 0 Comment
Want to have a wedding like none other? Or, at least like none other you've ever attended or heard about? Don't be afraid to try something different! That's just what Destination Wedding Photographer Ann Peters of Photos by Miss Ann did for her own wedding. She took a unique spin on the typical wedding location and chose the Seljalandsfoss Waterfall in Iceland! Amazing!
It Started With a Crush! Vintage Farm Wedding – D Coleman Photography
By dcarpenito at June 13, 2012 | 11:37 am | 0 Comment
How cute is this couple? We love all of the the adorable details of Ryan and Caitlin's sweet vintage farm wedding, especially the crush sodas! D Coleman Photography in Missouri was there to capture it all, and what an amazing gallery of photos they have to share. Thanks for sharing with us David & Sarah! You can check out more photos from this day
Planning a Wedding Budget
By Lauren LaBelle at June 13, 2012 | 9:14 am | 0 Comment
Our first and most important piece of advice for planning a wedding budget is figure it out before you buy or book anything! Before you make any decisions, book any venues, or even buy your perfect dress, you have a few things that you need to figure out. So have a seat, grab your favorite glass of wine and discuss the following questions about planning a wedding


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Lebanon: Gas prices continue to rise
Gas prices continue to creep up in Lebanon
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The weekly price update of gasoline prices in Lebanon showed an increase for the fifth week in a row Wednesday.
The 95 octane fuel rose by LL200, and sells at LL33,200, according to the latest update issued by the Energy and Water Ministry.
The 98-octane now costs LL33,800, up by LL100.
The price of diesel oil dropped slightly, selling at LL26,400.
All prices are per 20 liters.

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Religion only points to the Truth, but we must find it with a living Master. Without a real Master, we don't even understand religion.
I do not belong to Buddhism or Catholicism. I belong to the Truth and I preach the Truth. You may call it Buddhism, Catholicism, Taoism or whatever you like, I welcome all of them. Many Masters have problems fighting preconceived ideas about all religions. I have none. I will tell you that all religions are good. All religious Masters are good, speaking the Truth and leading you to it. Stick to your religion and have faith in your own religious Master. If you happen to find a religious Master in this present time and in your own religion then you are lucky. If not, then search in other religions to see if there is any living Master available. But meanwhile have faith in your own religion, do not change to that Master's religion. Because all religions came from God and all religious leaders also came from God to convey their message in different times and places. All enlightened beings whether they are Catholic, Buddhist or from any other religion have all discovered the same thing, the same wisdom, the same ecstasy. I also found the same universe, and it is actually more a state of mind, of consciousness, of intelligence and higher understanding.
According to Christian Bible, God is the "Word". In the beginning was the Word and the Word was with God and the Word, was God. That is what we call the "Yin", the vibration, the Tao, the Buddha Nature in Buddhist terminology, or Sound Current in the Hindu terminology. Once we get touch with that so-called "Word", we are in touch with God because the Word is God. God is not a figure with a long beard or with a stick, standing there telling you what to do. God is a power, a loving current that we can use to mold our life and to make things come into being by this creative substance.
This Word or divine vibration is mentioned in all religions. We call it Yin, others call it celestial music, Logos, Tao etc. It vibrates within all life and sustains the whole universe. This inner melody can heal all wounds, fulfill all desires and quench all worldly thirst. It is all-powerful and all-love.
The Bible says: Seek you first the Kingdom of God and all other things shall be added unto you. That I have found be the truth. It is the whole truth. And in the Buddhist sutras,for example in the Surangama Sutra, it also says that: Once you get in touch with this inner Buddha Nature through practicing the Quan Yin Method, the worldly things will go on smoothly too. We can also have other things. And this I have also found to be the truth. Therefore, even bible says similar things. You can find many other example in the Indian scriptures, Jewish scriptures and other scriptures. That's why we hear that the rich people are blessed by God. It might be true in some sense, but the richness of this world has not always been the symbol of the blessing of God. It just denotes our virtuous way of life the last period of our existence, before this existence, and that's all. The blessing of God come directly, without virtues even, once we are connected with this God power.Buddhism is like Catholicism. I do not think that the teachings are different. When you compare the Christian's ten commandments to the Buddhist's commandments, it's the same: don't kill, don't steal, don't lie, don't drink alcohol or drugs, don't take another's wife or husband. And the rest of the teachings are only details and explanations, or historical events recorded by the disciples when their Master was still alive. In the Bible, for example, there are many accounts of wars, and tribes fighting each other. This doesn't belong to the teaching but because these events took place when that Master was alive, they wrote them down.
Jesus was a man, but Christ is a power. That power can be transmitted any time, any place, through anyone who is qualified. Just like electricity, it can go through any wire, if the wire is in good condition and there is a plug. You see, Jesus Christ is the Buddha, and Buddha means Christ. Christ is a Hebrew word for Buddha, and Buddha is a Sanskrit word for Christ. How about that! People never translated these terms in their own languages, they just used the original language and fought over it. There is always trouble because of the incompetence of the human language.
At the outset all scriptures encourage people to lead a pure life. 'Thou shalt not kill. Thou shalt love thy neighbour and thine enemy, not steal,'' etc. The Christian commandments, the Muslim, the Sikh, the Hindu, and the Buddhist commandments are all the same. We shall be good people, loving to one another and purify the inner self. Now, the outer virtues we all know, and most of us can keep the commandments from the holy scriptures, but what about the inner purification and inner realisations which are mentioned? How can we hear God with our own being, without someone else telling us a second-hand story? These are more important questions than just our ethical conduct. Of course, an ethical life is a great help, and a must for one who strives to become one with God, to go back to the Tao, or to become Buddha. These all mean the same thing; to be united with the great source of all things.


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Container Gardening
Lack of space is no excuse for not gardening. A wide variety of flowers, vegetables and herbs can be readily grown in containers. A container garden can be just as enjoyable as a traditional garden, as long as it receives proper care.
Container Growing
Sunlight is the main factor that determines what can be grown in containers. Vegetables grown for their fruits, such as tomatoes and peppers, most herbs, miniature roses, geraniums, petunias, portulaca, marigolds and zinnias need full sun for at least six hours a day. Caladiums and leaf crops, such as lettuce and spinach, fibrous-rooted begonias, coleus and impatiens can be planted in a more shaded area. Group plants so that all require similar
Clay pots, half barrels and window boxes are the most commonly used containers, but any sturdy container that has ample space for root development and adequate drainage will do. It's best to raise the containers off the ground so excess water can drain freely. If the pot will be on an apartment balcony above another balcony or patio, put saucers or pans under the container to catch water that drains out.
Soil-less potting mixes, those containing peat moss, perlite and/or vermiculite, work best for container gardening because they drain quickly, have high moisture-holding capacity, are lightweight and are free of diseases, harmful insects and weed seeds. Good drainage means fewer problems with root and crown rot and overall better root development.
Container gardens should be planted at the same time as regular gardens according to the seeds' package instructions. Transplants will get your container garden off to a quicker start. Limit the number of plants based on the container size and the expected mature plant size.
Potting mix in containers will dry out quickly in warm, windy weather. Daily or even twice daily watering may be necessary. Apply water until it runs out the drain holes. Avoid overwatering, or keeping the soil continually soggy with water standing on top, because this can lead to root rot. Water plants in containers with a watering can or sprayer attachment on a garden hose. Use cool water, rather than hot, because hot water doesn't stimulate root development.
However, soil-less mixes contain little if any nutrients, so a soluble fertilizer should be added every three to four weeks according to label directions. Fertilizing container-grown flowers is not difficult or complicated but there are a few guidelines you should follow. Annual flowers put most of their resources into blooming and attempting to set seed for the next year and therefore are heavy fertilizer users. A weekly application of a water soluble fertilizer, will provide plants with enough nutrients to stay deep green and continue growing and blooming throughout the summer.
* A note of caution- plants should not be fertilized if they are very dry or wilted. Wilted plants should be watered first and allowed to recover from the wilt before fertilizer is applied. In this case, there is no need to let the soil dry out before watering again with the fertilizer solution.
Deadheading annual flowers is another way to increase the number of flowers each plant produces. Deadheading is the practice of removing spent flowers as they begin to fade. Since annual plants need to set seed to continue the next year's generation of plants, if the flowers are removed as they begin to fade the plants will continue to produce more and more flowers in an attempt to produce seed. Deadheading your plants once a week will ensure that they stay beautiful all summer long.


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MamaNatalie by Laerdal simulates the baby, uterus, blood, placenta, and all as a low-cost teaching aid for instructors and midwives.
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A "60 Minutes" report this Sunday will look at the new ways this technology is being used that even has one of its inventors calling it too intrusive. Here's a preview.
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Internet Of Things Might Be Greatest Risk To Security, Privacy: Sophos Researcher
Sophos researcher James Lyne discusses cyber threats, and the opportunities they create for solution providers
Sophos researcher James Lyne discusses cyber threats, and the opportunities they create for solution providers
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The Student American Veterinary Medical Association (SAVMA) Symposium is held annually for veterinary students with participation by international vet students. U.C. Davis School of Veterinary Medicine in Davis, California, hosted the 2011 Symposium March 24-26.
"It is a chance for veterinary students across the country to meet, attend lectures, wet labs, and day trips, and to have experiences they may not have an opportunity to explore in their normal curriculum back home," said Arielle Sherrard, an Auburn University College of Veterinary Medicine student and a member of the class of 2013 .
In addition to the programs and lectures, schools also participate in friendly athletic and academic-based competitions. "This year, Auburn placed in the top three of several academic events," said Sherrard.
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Each Friday in Shreveport, people looking for a quick lunch break can visit 'Lunch on the Lawn' outside the Caddo Courthouse.
Officials of Shreveport-Bossier hope this two-month-long event will attract locals to downtown and the riverfront events. "This gives (locals) more venues to explore around your own community," said Pam Glorioso, City Project Coordinator for Bossier City. "For tourists that are coming, it gives them something new to take part in."
Glorioso and Swaine both told us that 'Rendezvous on the Red' is less about the money and more about spicing up the downtown and riverfront areas of Shreveport and Bossier City. "It's about letting people know that there are a lot of things to do and a lot of those things are free in downtown Shreveport, Bossier and along the riverfront," explained Swaine.
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- 1 pint(s) Plain Yogurt, do NOT get vanilla by accident -- LOL!
- 1 large Cucumber, deseeded and grated
- 2 tablespoon(s) Fresh Lemon Juice
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BATON ROUGE, LA (NBC33) — Southern University students walk into class Friday morning, a little down but still proud of the way their men's basketball team played Thursday. The jags lost to the number one seed Gonzaga Bulldogs 64 to 58.
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Fourth & Goal: Cardinals defense, special teams
http://www.pittsburghlive.com/x/pitt...s_608936.html# By Mike Prisuta, TRIBUNE-REVIEW Tuesday, January 27, 2009 They're not as fast as the Indianapolis Colts, and they're not as physical as the Steelers. But the Arizona Cardinals are somewhere in between, which means they're fast and physical on defense. They fly to the football. They hit hard when they get there. They create turnovers. The Cardinals did all of the above periodically throughout their 9-7 regular season but have done those things consistently enough in the postseason to reach Super Bowl XLIII. And they've brought some playmakers with them to Tampa. DT Darnell Dockett, in particular, is a physical presence, as is DE Antonio Smith. So are LB Karlos Dansby, DE/LB Travis LaBoy and SS Adrian Wilson. Especially Wilson. Playing fast and physical has been a major point of emphasis in Arizona since coach Ken Whisenhunt took over prior to the 2007 season. The Cardinals caught on fast enough to beat the Steelers, 21-14, on Sept. 30, 2007, sending multiple Steelers to the X-ray room. Following is a breakdown of the defense and special teams that will oppose the Steelers on Sunday (starters are in bold; years of service are in parenethesis): THE DEPTH CHART (years pro in parentheses) End: Antonio Smith (5), Travis LaBoy (5), Kenny Iwebema (rookie), Bertrand Berry (11) Tackle: Bryan Robinson (12), Darnell Dockett (5), Gabe Watson (3), Calais Campbell (rookie), Alan Branch (2) Outside linebacker: Karlos Dansby (5), Chike Okeafor (10), Pago Togafau (2), Victor Hobson (6) Inside linebacker: Gerald Hayes (6), Monty Beisel (8) Cornerback: Rod Hood (6), Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie (rookie), Ralph Brown (9), Michael Adams (2), Eric Green (4) Safety: Adrian Wilson (8), Antrel Rolle (4), Aaron Francisco (4), Matt Ware (5) OVERVIEW In the NFC Championship Game, the Eagles kept passing (47 attempts for Donovan McNabb) and the Cardinals kept coming after him (24 blitzes). The Cardinals came with five pass rushers, with six or seven on occasion. They took some chances and blew a couple of coverages that McNabb wasn't able to exploit. But the real story of the Cardinals' defense is how the unit has suddenly become much tougher to run against. Arizona allowed more than 100 yards rushing to an opponent seven times in 16 regular-season games, including 183 yards on Dec. 21 at New England, 185 on Nov. 27 at Philadelphia and 239 on Dec. 14 against Minnesota. Its three playoff opponents have rushed for 60 yards (Atlanta), 75 (Carolina) and 97 (Philadelphia). The Cardinals slammed the door on the Falcons, limiting RB Michael Turner (the NFL's second-leading rusher) to 42 yards and 2.3 yards per attempt. But the Panthers' inability to maximize their No. 3 rushing attack against Arizona may have had more to do with Carolina QB Jake Delhomme throwing interceptions than anything Arizona was doing. Carolina averaged 5.0 yards per carry against Arizona, and Philadelphia averaged 5.4. SS Adrian Wilson is the Cards' most lethal playmaker, either in the defensive backfield, in the box or even in the pocket (he knocked Buffalo QB Trent Edwards from a game against Arizona on Oct. 5). Rookie CB Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie is a gifted athlete whose game began to click in the season's second half. In the postseason, he's been entrusted with shutdown corner responsibilities against Carolina WR Steve Smith (two catches) and Philadelphia WR DeSean Jackson (six catches for 92 yards, including a 62-yard TD on which Rodgers-Cromartie grazed the ball as it arrived and Jackson hauled it in after first bobbling it). The Cardinals' success taking away the ball has been consistent from the regular season to the postseason. Arizona wound up tied for fifth in takeaways with 30 during the regular season. (The Steelers had 29.) In the playoffs, the Cardinals have picked up where they left off, forcing three turnovers against the Falcons, six versus the Panthers and three against the Eagles. The Cardinals were No. 19 in the NFL in total defense in the regular season (16th rushing, 22nd passing) and are No. 6 among playoff teams (sixth rushing, 10th passing). WHAT THEY'RE CAPABLE OF Some pretty talented people have been bottoming out, or coming close to it, against the Cardinals in the playoffs. Delhomme threw a career-high five interceptions and posted his second-lowest passer rating as a starter (39.1) in a 33-13 loss to Arizona on Jan. 10. Panthers WR Steve Smith didn't catch his first pass until less than a minute remained in the third quarter and finished with two catches for 43 yards and a TD. Smith's touchdown wasn't scored until 50 seconds remained in the fourth quarter (Carolina trailed, 33-7, at the time) and his 43 receiving yards constituted his second-lowest output of the season. 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I'm still not sold on AZ's D. They almost handed the Eagles the game in the second half in the NFCC and weren't consistent in their play. I think the Steelers can and will exploit their weaknesses and as long as the Steelers are successful with their rushing attack, which I believe they will be, both the ground and passing game are going to flourish. GAME ON!
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heres another good breakdown article
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Walnut Super Sauce for Main Dishes, Baked Chicken Cutlets and Herb-Grilled Butterfish recipes: Helen Dollaghan
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Week 30: Walnut Super Sauce for Main Dishes, Baked Chicken Cutlets and Herb-Grilled Butterfish
Helen Dollaghan, food editor of The Denver Post from 1958-1993, selected recipes [2] she felt were the best and published them in this 1987 special section called "30 Years of Rocky Mountain Cooking." Most are recipes [2] Helen or her readers developed.
On Fridays we share several of the recipes from her collection.
The Denver Athletic
Club ushered in the '80s
with a menu that
included a first course of
black-eyed peas in lemon
sauce, topped with walnut
halves. Tea Room
Alpenrose in Vail put
walnuts in a cold
cucumber soup. Here's our
way with walnuts, a
delicious sauce that can be
served with fish, pasta,
poultry or vegetables.
Walnut Super Sauce for Main Dishes
1 tablespoon cooking oil
3 oz. shelled walnuts
1/2 cup chopped onion
1 medium clove garlic, minced
1/4 teaspoon crushed, seeded, small hot chilies (crush on paper towel and discard seeds)
1/2 cup water
2 teaspoons ground coriander
2 teaspoons packed brown sugar
2 teaspoons soy sauce
1 1/2 teaspoons lemon juice
1/4 teaspoon ginger
1 jar (2 oz.) diced pimientos
Poached sole fillets
(recipe follows)
Heat oil in heavy skillet. Add walnuts and toast over moderately low heat, stirring frequently, until nuts are toasty. Leaving as much oil as possible in skillet, spoon walnuts into food processor or blender. Add onion, garlic and chilies to skillet. Saute until onion is soft. Add to walnuts. Add water, coriander, brown sugar, soy sauce, lemon juice, ginger and pimientos. Process until smooth but not liquified. It should have a thick but spoonable, grainy texture. Serve warm or at room temperature. Makes about 1 1/4 cups. May be stored up to one week in refrigerator.
Serve as a sauce for poached sole fillets (recipe follows), cooked pasta, chicken, baked or boiled potatoes, green beans and other green vegetables.
(Poached Sole Fillets)
4 sole fillets (5 oz. each)
Salt and chopped parsley to taste
1 cup water
1 medium bay leaf
1 slice onion
1 tablespoon lemon juice
Grated Parmesan cheese
Sprinkle fillets lightly with salt and parsley. Starting at narrow end, roll fillets spiral fashion. Secure ends with skewers. Place water, bay leaf, onion and lemon juice in 10-inch skillet. Heat to slow boil. Add fillet rolls. Poach at gentle simmer about 5 minutes, spooning liquid over fillets. Cook until opaque when tested with fork. With slotted spatula, transfer rolls to shallow baking dish. Remove skewers. Spoon a heaping tablespoon of the walnut sauce on each roll. Sprinkle lightly with cheese. Broil a few minutes until sauce is heated. Serves 4.
This is one of those
recipes geared to the cook
who needs a quick dish on
a work night. A number of
readers of The Post's
Contemporary magazine
told us they liked it.
Baked Chicken Cutlets
1 lb. chicken breasts, boned, skinned, halved
3 tablespoons Italian salad dressing
1/4 cup Italian style bread crumbs
1/4 cup chopped walnuts
Pierce chicken all over with fork tines. Place in single layer on baking dish. Pour 2 tablespoons salad dressing over chicken. Turn to coat completely. Set aside 10 minutes. Mix bread crumbs with nuts. Sprinkle half of mixture over chicken. Turn and spinkle with remaining crumb mixture. Bake, covered in preheated 350-degree oven 15 minutes. Drizzle chicken with remaining salad dressing. Bake, uncovered, until fork-tender, about 15 minutes. Serves 4.
Because of its oil
content and tender
texture, butterfish (also
called sablefish and black
cod) responds well to
broiling and outdoor
cooking. When fish started to become more
popular on local menus in
the early '80s, this was a
favorite cooking treatment.
Herb-Grilled Butterfish
1 small clove garlic, minced
1 tablespoon butter or margarine
2 tablespoons lemon juice
2 tablespoons dry white wine
Salt to taste
1/4 teaspoon dried rosemary
1/8 teaspoon dried thyme
4 butterfish steaks
Saute garlic in butter. Add lemon juice, wine, salt, rosemary and thyme. Simmer 2 minutes. Baste fish with mixture. Broil over charcoal or in oven about 5 inches from source of heat. Allow 10 minutes cooking time per inch of thickness or until fish flakes when tested with fork. Baste several times during cooking. Turn once. Serves 4.
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Rob looks hotter than ever rocking a beanie, shades and a clingy T while out and about in Los Angeles!
It's a cold day in LA when Robert Pattinson has to wear a beanie. Even though he probably could have gone without, we've got to admit he wears it well!
Robert Pattinson Spotted In LA Rocking A Beanie
R-Patz is a big beanie fan — he's been photographed wearing one in countless pictures. This time, Rob, 27, donned a navy blue beanie when he visited a studio in LA on July 10. He was also spotted at the same studio earlier in the week.
We love Rob's scruffy, casual look in these photos posted to robsessedpattinson.com! Maybe hanging out in the City of Angels is making Rob more laid-back. He's been spotted out and about in California while shooting his latest project, Maps To The Stars, a ghost story that also doubles as a commentary on celebrity culture in Los Angeles.
Does Robert Pattinson Miss Kristen Stewart?
Rob looks super hot — but not super happy — in these pics. Maybe because he's been "desperately missing" his ex Kristen Stewart. Although the couple have been broken up for almost eight weeks, we told you Rob has been obsessing over Kristen and he actually called her on June 27 before she left for Paris, according to a new report in Ok! Magazine.
Maybe these sexy new pics will get Kristen's attention. We couldn't help but notice Rob looks very fit in that fitted T-shirt! Has he been working out?
What do YOU think, HollywoodLifers? Does R-Patz look hot in a hat?
WATCH: Robert Pattinson Obsessing Over Kristen Stewart After Breakup
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Rob is looking migty fine here despite what others think or say they're just jealious of him bc he's so dang fine so that's how KS snatched him up!!! Rob is a SEX machine or should I say Edward no wonder why KS (aka Bella) wated him, she probably used him as a SEX toy for her atvantage whenever she wanted to such a prize!!! Wish I was her!
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According to your comments he's wearing KS shades ,sneakers using her pack pack what's going on here ,reverse of last time supposedly apart.Glad they are both back at work give them something to think about other than themselves.Still think all is not as it seems ,they had a planned strategy for break and everything that's said is all rubbish,who wants to know if he rocks in a beanie ,obviously no other so called news.Give it a break and start obsessing on someone else HL and leave both of them alone they deserve it.
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What a big love fest you guys have going on. I now know why he and Kristen were together. They both like hats. T-shirts are a must. Sneakers are a plus. They love trucks. It sort of ends with the backpacks. His taste is a little off. I can't equate the polka dots with the sex symbol. I'm surprised the Dior reps haven't stepped in.
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Daaang this man is FINE as heck and his guns are showingmore than ever which is totally awesome come on girls who's with me? Breaking Dawn really paid off I mea this man is I already said it but I will use a different word this time there are so mant words to discribe him but anywhooo this handsome hunk of man is divne can't see wy KS would screw him over for some 40 yr old fart who ain't even cute…. If Ob was my bf I would try to keep him,I would love to be kissed by him all the time especially at night sharing the same bed cuddling next to him, him kissing your ear telling you he loves you… Getting all the loving!!!
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Series starts 11/23
Game 1: Friday, November 23rd | ||
Lakers | 98 | Final |
Grizzlies | 106 | |
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Game 2: Wednesday, January 23rd | ||
Lakers | 93 | Final |
Grizzlies | 106 | |
Recap »Boxscore » |
Game 3: Friday, April 5th | ||
Grizzlies | 84 | Final |
Lakers | 86 | |
Recap »Boxscore » |
Coverage: TWC SN
10:30 PM ET, April 5, 2013
STAPLES Center, Los Angeles, CA
Kobe Bryant gladly will deal with sore muscles from playing nearly every minute in order to help push the Los Angeles Lakers into the playoffs.
Steve Nash could return from a hamstring issue for Friday night's home matchup with the Memphis Grizzlies, though, potentially easing the burden on the 34-year-old Bryant.
"I feel sore right now. My back is a little sore and my hamstrings are a little sore," Bryant said after recording his 19th career triple-double with 23 points, 11 rebounds and 11 assists while playing all but 56 seconds of Tuesday's 101-81 win over Dallas.
"... I just have to push through it a little bit right now. Hopefully we can get a game and get a little breathing room."
Los Angeles (38-35), which leads Utah by one-half game for the Western Conference's final playoff spot, has won three of four. Bryant also played more than 47 minutes of Saturday's 103-98 victory at Sacramento after Nash was injured early in that contest before sitting out Tuesday.
Metta World Peace also has been out after having surgery to repair a torn left meniscus.
Coach Mike D'Antoni said he needs to monitor Bryant's minutes due to the upcoming schedule. The Lakers face the Los Angeles Clippers on Sunday afternoon before a back-to-back -- Tuesday versus New Orleans and Wednesday at Portland.
Los Angeles then finishes with home games against Golden State, San Antonio and Houston.
"We have to watch it because we have to play Friday and Sunday, so we've got to be careful," D'Antoni said. "Going forward we're going to try and get him some more time, get Steve back and get (Bryant) some more time (to rest)."
Bryant got plenty of help Tuesday, as Dwight Howard posted his 14th straight double-double with 24 points and 12 rebounds while Earl Clark added 17 points and 12 boards off the bench.
"We have a tougher schedule, but I wouldn't have it any other way," Bryant said. "If you want to get to the playoffs and expect to make some noise, you have to beat playoff teams and that includes Memphis and the Clippers and those types of guys."
The Grizzlies have hosted and won both meetings with the Lakers this season. Zach Randolph posted a double-double and Mike Conley had 19 points in each victory.
Memphis (51-24), coming off a 94-76 win over Portland on Wednesday, has won four straight and is battling Denver for the West's only top-four seed which won't go to a division winner.
"Obviously, we are chasing that home-court advantage so need we need every (win) we can get," said Conley, who scored a game-high 20 points Wednesday and is averaging 21.0 over his last six.
Coach Lionel Hollins, though, is more concerned with simply finishing the season in strong fashion.
"The players may think about (home-court advantage), but I just want us to play well," Hollins said. "We had home-court last year (against the Clippers) and we lost the series. We've been in series where we didn't have home court and we won. Wherever you go you've just got to play well."
While the Grizzlies, allowing an NBA-low 89.8 points per game, have already wrapped up a playoff berth, the Lakers aren't feeling as comfortable.
"We're desperate, and the players know it," D'Antoni said.
Bryant has averaged 29.5 points in this season series, but Howard has totaled nine and a sore shoulder caused him to miss the second half of the last meeting -- a 106-93 defeat Jan. 23.
Gameday Matchup
Avg Points | 93.4 | 102.2 |
Avg Points Allowed | 89.3 | 101.0 |
Home Record | 32-9 | 29-12 |
Road Record | 24-17 | 16-25 |
Current Streak | W2 | W5 |
Last 10 | 8-2 | 8-2 |
Team Stats: Memphis | Los Angeles |
Injury Report
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Fantasy Injury News | View NBA injury report |
Last 5 Games
Starting Lineup
Team Stat Leaders
Points | R. Gay 17.2 | K. Bryant 27.3 |
Rebounds | Z. Randolph 11.2 | D. Howard 12.4 |
Assists | M. Conley 6.1 | S. Nash 6.7 |
Steals | M. Conley 2.2 | M. World Peace 1.6 |
Blocks | M. Gasol 1.7 | D. Howard 2.4 |
Team rosters: Memphis | Los Angeles |
Research Notes
NEXT LEVEL: In two games against the Lakers this season, Mike Conley has shot 75 percent and has scored 18 of his 38 points as the pick-and-roll ball handler. The Lakers have allowed the fourth-most points to pick-and-roll ball handlers this season. [+]Mike Conley as Pick-and-Roll Ball Handler by Opponent, This Season
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NEXT LEVEL: The Lakers were outscored 100-58 in the paint in two previous games against the Grizzlies this season. Dwight Howard and Pau Gasol played in both games, combining to make 6-of-18 shots inside the paint, including four blocked shots. [+]Head-to-Head Paint Battle, This Season
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Science Can Turn Albinos Blue!
By Anjeanette Carter on January 12, 2011
Maybe that title shouldn't sound so enthusiastic…but this sounds like a lot of fun. Medical researchers have been testing new spinal injury solutions and along the way discovered that the blue dye used in food products were turning albino lab rats blue!
So far, this only seems to happen when the mice are injected with the dye.
I'd love to get my hands on some blue Jello, a syringe, and these guys:
Or better yet, this guy:
Yes. Turning him blue is the only way I could ever see myself on Team Edward.
I believe that his transformation into the "blue" has already occured in at least one part of his body, judging by the rhetoric involved in the first three books/movies! But I think that being able to re-create the smurfs and the Na'vi in real life is the dream of many citizens of this fine nation, even if it does begin with our friendly animal culture!
[…] This post was mentioned on Twitter by Harry Wynn, Anjeanette Carter and Alisa Burton. Alisa Burton said: i'm not sure this is great use of a scientific mind but stil fun! http://bit.ly/hOuKC9 RT from @nerdist @nerdsinbabeland […]
There are blue people already:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Methemoglobinemia -