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Shrimp-and-Pork Spring Rolls
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Zang Toi's supremely crispy spring rolls are filled with a mix of marinated shrimp, ground pork and a handful of colorful julienned vegetables, like carrot, jicama, and beans.
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Serves: 6
Total Time: 1 hr 30 min
Cook Time: 1 hr
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- 1/2 pound(s) (medium) shrimp, shelled, deveined, and cut into 1/2-inch pieces
- 2 teaspoon(s) soy sauce
- Salt
- Freshly ground white pepper
- 1/4 pound(s) ground pork
- 3/4 teaspoon(s) Asian sesame oil
- 3 medium dried shiitake mushrooms
- 1/2 cup(s) boiling-hot water
- 2 tablespoon(s) vegetable oil
- 1 quart(s) Asian sesame oil, for frying
- 2 large eggs, lightly beaten
- 1 clove(s) garlic, minced
- 1 small carrot, cut into julienne strips
- 1/2 cup(s) julienned jicama
- 1/2 cup(s) julienned green beans
- 3 large shallots, thinly sliced and separated into rings
- 1 small Kirby cucumber, halved, seeded, and cut into julienne strips
- 12 spring roll wrappers, thawed if frozen (see Note)
- Asian chile sauce, for serving
- In a bowl, toss the shrimp with 1 teaspoon of the soy sauce and 1/4 teaspoon each of salt and pepper. In another bowl, toss the pork with the remaining 1 teaspoon of soy sauce and 1/4 teaspoon each of the sesame oil, salt, and pepper. Cover and refrigerate the shrimp and pork for 30 minutes.
- Meanwhile, in a small bowl, cover the dried shiitake with the hot water. Let the mushrooms stand until softened, about 20 minutes. Discard the mushroom stems and thinly slice the shiitake caps.
- In a small nonstick skillet, heat 1 teaspoon of the vegetable oil. Add half of the beaten eggs, spreading them over the bottom of the pan. Cook over low heat until almost set, 30 seconds. Carefully turn the egg and cook until set, about 10 seconds. Transfer to a plate and cut into thin strips.
- In a large nonstick skillet, heat 1 tablespoon of the vegetable oil. Add the shrimp and cook over moderately high heat, stirring, until just cooked through, about 1 minute. Using a slotted spoon, transfer the shrimp to a bowl. Add the garlic to the skillet and cook until fragrant, about 20 seconds. Add the pork and cook, breaking up the meat, until no pink remains, 2 minutes. Add the pork to the shrimp.
- Heat the remaining 2 teaspoons of vegetable oil in the skillet. Add the carrot, jicama, green beans, and shiitake and cook over moderate heat, tossing, until the vegetables are softened, about 2 minutes. Add to the shrimp and pork.
- In a large saucepan, heat the remaining 1 quart of vegetable oil to 375 degrees F. Add the shallot rings and cook, stirring a few times, until browned and crisp, about 2 minutes. Using a slotted spoon, transfer to paper towels to drain, then add to the spring-roll filling along with the egg strips, cucumber, and remaining 1/2 teaspoon of sesame oil. Toss well and season with salt and white pepper.
- On a work surface, brush the edge of 1 spring roll wrapper with a little of the beaten eggs. Spread 1/3 cup of the shrimp-and-pork filling on the wrapper. Bring the bottom end of the wrapper over the filling and roll up the wrapper like a cigar, folding in the edges as you roll. Repeat with the remaining wrappers, filling and beaten eggs.
- Reheat the vegetable oil to 375 degrees F. Working in batches, fry the spring rolls, turning once or twice, until golden brown and crisp, about 2 minutes. Drain on paper towels. Keep the cooked spring rolls warm in a preheated oven. Cut each spring roll in half, arrange on a platter, and serve with chile sauce.
Tips & Techniques
Make ahead: The spring rolls can be assembled and then refrigerated for up to 3 hours before frying them.
Note: Look for thin spring-roll wrappers, also known as lumpia wrappers, made with wheat flour; they're available at Asian markets, usually in the freezer section. Don't use egg roll wrappers; they're too thick.
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I'm still speechless and struggling for the words to describe my utter disbelief.
You want to know the best part of this recipe? I didn't have to season ANYTHING. The flavor was so strong from the broth, wine, shrimp, and bacon that no salt was needed. For me, the girl obsessed with all things salt, it was beyond comprehension. If that doesn't make your jaw drop, I don't know what does (yes I realize how much of a food geek I am and how awesomely weird that makes me).
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- 1 cup arborio rice
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- 6 ounces cooked shrimp
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- Heat a saucepan on medium heat. Chop bacon slices and add to pan, frying until crispy. Remove with a slotted spoon and drain on a paper towel, leaving bacon drippings in pan. Measure one cup of rice and add to pan, along with minced garlic. Stir to toast rice, about 2-3 minutes.
- Pour in one cup of white wine and turn heat down to a simmer, and allow rice to soak it up. Add chicken stock one cup at a time, allowing rice to absorb it. The easy way for me to do risotto is to pour enough liquid in so it is about ¼ inch above the rice, let it absorb, then taste it for doneness. If it is not soft, add another ½-1 cup.
- Stir in shrimp (I used raw shrimp and sauteed it in olive oil and garlic) and fold in bacon, reserving a few pieces for garnish. Stir in parsley. Serve immediately.
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Looks great- and that is a very original flavor combo, the smokey bacon /sweet shrimp should be awesome. Will try..


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This culinary journey onboard Allen Gardiner Harbour Cruise Restaurant offers a different and exciting fine dining experience. Sailing all year round and within the scenic and tranquil waters of Durban Harbour, diners experience a spacious and elegant dining saloon, flanked by scenic ocean vistas and marine wildlife. Serving freshly prepared fine foods for breakfast, lunch, dinner and champagne sunset; the menu extends varied choices and dining styles. Choose from the American-style brunch – This 2 1/5 hour 3-course American style brunch cruise welcomes aboard with a glass of fresh orange juice, and 3-course brunch complete with a full English breakfast, hash brown potatoes, hot muffins, apple pie and cream. The a la carte lunch and candlelit dinner cruises from 12noon to 3.00pm. The Dinner cruise is from 7pm to 10pm. The fork lunch and dinner is a three hour cruise, during which a two course meal is served, with choices from the a la carte menu suitable for eating with just a fork. Finally the champagne sunset welcomes aboard with a glass of champagne, and a fully-stocked bar. Throughout the course of the cruise the galley crew serve trays of hot and cold canapés. The Allen Gardiner Harbour Cruise Restaurant offers diners the chance to explore the scenic surrounds of Durban harbour while tantalising the taste buds with decadent fare.


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Facts and figures
National Cancer Institute designation
In 1974, VCU Massey Cancer Center was designated by the National Cancer Institute, and Massey has retained that prestige ever since. Of the 1,500 cancer centers in the U.S., only 68 have earned an NCI designation, placing Massey in the top 4 percent nationwide. This designation makes Massey eligible for federal funding reserved for the most elite institutions that demonstrate superior research capabilities. Learn more
Massey scientists and physicians collaborate to conduct laboratory and clinical research to discover new and better ways to prevent, diagnose and treat cancer. Nearly 180 of our researchers are faculty from 36 VCU academic departments, six schools and one college.
Research programs
Our researchers conduct basic, clinical and translational research designed to lead to novel approaches for treating cancer:
- Cancer Cell Signaling – identifying key signaling pathways that contribute to cancer
- Cancer Molecular Genetics – investigating genetic and epigenetic changes that underlie the molecular and cellular events contributing to cancer development and progression, and using this information to develop new target-based therapies for cancer
- Cancer Prevention and Control – developing basic and applied research programs in behavioral, social and population sciences to create or enhance interventions that reduce cancer risk, incidence, morbidity and mortality, and enhance quality of life
- Developmental Therapeutics – exploring cancer therapeutics, identifying molecular targets, assessing the molecular genetic profiles of tumors and translating these findings into the development of novel therapeutic strategies for the treatment of cancer
- Radiation Biology and Oncology – examining effects of radiation on tumor cells at the molecular level to determine radioresistance and how to optimally deliver radiation to more effectively treat cancer
Cancer specialties
- breast cancer
- lung and respiratory cancer
- prostate and other urologic cancers
- hematologic malignancies (lymphomas, leukemias and multiple myeloma)
- colorectal and other gastrointestinal cancers (stomach, esophagus, liver, pancreas)
- ear, nose, throat, head and neck cancers
- cancers of the brain and nervous system
- gynecologic cancers
- pediatric cancers
Massey earned Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield's prestigious Blue Distinction for Complex and Rare Cancers, which include acute leukemia, primary brain cancer, esophageal cancer, gastric cancer, head and neck cancers, liver cancer and pancreatic cancer.
Annual treatment volume
- 15,080 patients
- 17,960 chemotherapy treatments
- 15,770 radiation treatments
- 2,600 surgerical procedures
- 190 bone marrow transplants
(approximate; 2014)
Part of the nationally recognized VCU Medical Center rated the number one hospital in Virginia (U.S. News & World Report 2012 & 2013), Massey consists of more than 450 clinicians who specialize in various types of cancer. Our oncology care was ranked first in Virginia in 2012, 2013 and 2014 and high-performing nationally in 2012 by U.S. News & World Report's publication of America's Best Hospitals, and many of our physicians are consistently voted Best Doctors in America® by Best Doctors Inc., America's Top doctors by Castle Connolly Medical Ltd. and Top Docs by Richmond Magazine.
Multidisciplinary care
Massey pioneered the region's multidisciplinary treatment approach, which provides the highest level of coordinated, individualized patient care. Each week, teams of medical and radiation oncologists, surgeons, pathologists, clinical research nurses and others meet to customize each individual patient's course of treatment. All specialists work together at the same place, making the treatment experience cohesive, efficient and as stress-free as possible for patients. Learn more
Clinical trials
Massey offers 100-150 clinical trials and research studies, many of which are not available at community hospitals. These studies offer cutting-edge treatments, medical devices and prevention methods for more than 20 cancer types.
Our clinical research staff works with other NCI centers and national cooperative groups to develop and oversee clinical trials, ensuring patient health and safety and scientific rigor.
Massey has expanded its clinical trial offerings statewide to provide more Virginians access to clinical trials. Our integrated clinical trials network consists of affiliate partnerships in Danville, Fredericksburg, Lynchburg and Winchester. This network enables health systems and oncology medical practices throughout the Commonwealth to access Massey's excellence in research and its expertise in developing and managing clinical trials. Learn more
Bone marrow transplantation
The Bone Marrow Transplant Program at Massey is the largest comprehensive BMT provider in Virginia, allowing patients to receive any available transplant source and option without being referred elsewhere. It is also one of a select group of BMT programs across the nation to become a Blue Distinction Center, in recognition of Massey's depth of experience and good patient outcomes. Learn more
Palliative care
Massey is a leader in providing palliative care for people with chronic illnesses, winning the prestigious Circle of Life award from the American Hospital Association. One of only eight exemplary sites in the U.S. offering National Palliative Care Leadership training, Massey trains clinicians and administrators at hundreds of other institutions on developing and delivering this important form of care. Learn more
Care for all
As part of a "safety net" hospital, Massey is committed to caring for all Virginians regardless of their insurance status or ability to pay. At least 30 percent of Massey's patients are minorities and Massey is designated as a Minority/Underserved NCI Community Oncology Research Program institution to lead a statewide clinical trials network that fosters access to cancer research for minority and medically underserved patients. We are also conducting NCI-funded studies aimed at reducing cancer incidence and mortality among minorities.


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An Update from the Board of Scientific Affairs (BSA)
By Suzanne Bennett Johnson, PhD
The Board of Scientific Affairs (BSA) consists of nine scientists, representing nine different areas of psychological science, elected by APA's Council of Representatives. BSA meets twice a year, in the spring and the fall, for two and a half days in Washington, DC. These meetings are called "consolidated meetings" because all of the major APA boards and committees meet at the same time.
At these meetings, BSA is updated on APA Science Directorate activities but also has an opportunity to provide consultation and commentary on issues, documents, and resolutions coming from practice, education, public interest and other areas of the association. In addition, BSA is briefed about what's happening in the federal agencies and in Congress and provides suggestions and information to public policy staff about advocacy activities and trends and issues in research funding. BSA also regularly sets aside time to discuss opportunities and challenges to psychological science and to provide input on how APA and the Science Directorate can assist, educate, or inform our colleagues and the public.
BSA is excited about several new projects. First, we developed a Culture of Service Initiative because BSA is well aware that service of all kinds - grant and manuscript review, policy and funding advocacy, communicating scientific findings to policy makers and the public, committee work at the local institutional level as well as in organized academic associations - is rarely valued or rewarded. Worse, it is often discouraged as a time-wasting activity that interferes with productivity in other areas deemed far more worthy - publications and grant-funding. BSA believes we need to change this rigid reward structure. BSA believes that the future of our science and discipline depends not only on producing good science but also on producing good leaders in our professional organizations and funding agencies. We need scientists who are willing to advocate for strong psychological science. We need scientists who are willing to take leadership roles in the institutions that regulate us, organize us and fund us. We need scientists who are willing to bring their expertise and perspectives to organizations like APA.
BSA and the Science Directorate are beginning a dialog at several levels - with division leaders, department chairs, university administrators, other psychological science organizations, and individual scientists at all levels of seniority. We hope this dialogue will identify opportunities for and barriers to service as well as strategies to create a culture in which service is more highly valued and encouraged. We feel it is especially important to model a culture of service for graduate students and to mentor new faculty to become science leaders.
Responsible conduct of research (RCR) is a second BSA initiative. There are a broad range of issues needing our attention including research ethics, data sharing, publication and authorship, peer review, conflicts of interest, navigating IRB and HIPAA issues, to name a few. These issues are important to multiple APA constituencies and require policy and education activities. Consequently, BSA is recommending that a comprehensive initiative be put into place to position APA to serve as a resource and clearinghouse for RCR issues. Products of this initiative include excellent articles produced by the Advisory Group on the Conduct of Research on the Internet, titled "Psychological Research Online," American Psychologist, 59(2), and the IRB Project Working Group titled IRBs and Psychological Science: Ensuring a Collaborative Relationship. A Task Force on Research Regulation has been established; it met in 2003 and will meet again in 2004 to develop a set of recommendations for BSA and the Science Directorate that will provide guidance for future activities. Currently the Science Directorate staff is also collaborating with the DHHS Office of Research Integrity (ORI) to put on workshops focusing on research integrity and RCR issues.
BSA's Academic Enhancement Initiative started a few years ago and includes the Advanced Training Institutes (ATI), Summer Science Institute and other programs. The ATIs are designed to provide psychologists in-depth training in the use of a variety of scientific methods such as fMRI, structural equation modeling in longitudinal research, accessing and using large scale data bases, and meta-analytic procedures. New ATIs are always under development to respond to the needs of the scientific community and the availability of new methods, tools, and approaches.
BSA also oversees the activities of its standing committees - the Committee on Psychological Tests and Assessment, the Committee on Animal Research and Ethics, and the Committee on Scientific Awards, and receives reports from collaborative groups such as the Joint Committee on Testing Practices. BSA's Task Force on Psychological Testing on the Internet recently published a shorten version of its report, "Psychological Testing on the Internet: New Problems, Old Issues" in the American Psychologist, 59(3). Among the many other topics that BSA discussed were definitional issues of evidence-based practice; threats to the free circulation of scientists and scientific information; future opportunities for psychological scientists, and ideas for future APA activities.
BSA oversees APA's science-related activities with other organizations through the appointment of liaisons to these organizations. APA has liaisons to the Association for Assessment and Accreditation of Laboratory Animal Care; the American Association for the Advancement of Science; the College on Problems of Drug Dependence; the Council of Scientific Society Presidents; the Federation of Behavioral, Psychological, and Cognitive Sciences; the International Test Commission; the Social Science Research Council; and the Society for Neuroscience. Future issues of Psychological Science Agenda will highlight these organizations and APA 's relationships with them.
The BSA meeting agenda also includes the selection of people for lecture programs and a variety of awards. BSA members selected the recipients of the 2004 Meritorious Research Service Commendation (see article this issue) and the speakers for the Master Lecture Program, the Neal Miller Annual Lecture, and the Distinguished Scientist Lecturer Programs. You can read more about these programs on the APA Science web pages. In addition to regularly scheduled agenda items, BSA members also met with APA's past president, current president, and president-elect, to share information regarding BSA/Science Directorate initiatives and presidential initiatives, and met with APA'S CEO, Norman Anderson, to discuss his points of emphasis. And of course, BSA members found time to bring each other up to date on their research, professional, and private lives!
In November, we will all return to Washington for the fall consolidated meetings. In the meantime, we meet regularly by conference call to make sure BSA's varied and important agenda stays on track.


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Cincinnati Union Co-op Initiative
Open a newspaper any day and the need to create jobs is paramount. Our communities, suffering from high and long-term unemployment, are waiting on the government or private sector to solve the jobs crisis—to no avail. Instead it is the time for us to take the initiative, be part of the solution and embrace a successful economic development model that creates jobs that are accountable to workers, their families, and their communities for the long term. The Mondragon Worker-Owner Cooperative from Spain is a compelling model to replicate in part due to the success in creating and sustaining family supporting jobs and developing a vibrant middle class in an originally war torn area.
Mondragon Worker-Owned Cooperatives began 56 years ago in the Basque region of Spain after the Spanish civil war left the region devastated. Mondragon started with five worker owners and has expanded today to more than 85,000 worker owners, over 24 billion dollars in sales, and upwards of 200 cooperatives in 39 countries, operating under the "one worker, one vote" principle. Mondragon is the 7th largest corporation in Spain today.
The Cincinnati Union Cooperative Initiative (CUCI) emerged in the wake of a historic agreement signed in October, 2009 between Mondragon and the United Steelworkers, North America's largest industrial union, to launch union-cooperatives in the United States. The agreement opened the door for the opportunity for CUCI's to create jobs that are family supporting and improve the local economy in the Greater Cincinnati area by replicating and enhancing the long standing success of Mondragon's Worker-Owned Cooperative Model by implementing the United Steelworker (USW) – Mondragon agreement.
Our effort stands on the shoulders of the Cleveland's Evergreen Cooperatives launched in 2009, also inspired by the Mondragon model. To date, Evergreen has launched three co-ops, Evergreen Laundry, Ohio Solar that offers energy retrofits and solar panel installation, and Green City Growers that grows high end lettuce for hotels and restaurants in Cleveland. They have dozens of potential cooperatives in the pipeline. We are partnering with the major players of this initiative including the Ohio Employee Ownership Center for our unique project.
Another model for success is the Pittsburgh Clean & Green Laundry, a union-worker coop that is set to be operational in 2014. It will establish a sustainable, market-competitive, green laundry in a disadvantaged neighborhood in the City of Pittsburgh to support the regional healthcare and hospitality industry. The Laundry aims not only to create job opportunities for historically disadvantaged individuals but provide for an opportunity to create family wealth through business ownership.
The Cincinnati Union Cooperative Initiative (CUCI) incubates Mondragon union-co-ops by developing and refining co-op ideas, funding feasibility studies, providing technical assistance, identifying community partners, educating on cooperative business models, and attracting existing Mondragon co-op businesses to expand to Cincinnati in order to create family sustaining jobs in the Cincinnati area. Our partners include Mondragon USA, USW, UFCW, local Building Trades, local NAACP, Cincinnati State, Ohio State, Ohio Employee Ownership Center, Center for Community Change, Blue Green Alliance, and St. Francis Seraph Ministries.


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Visiting the Office of Pesticide Programs
Visitors to the Office of Pesticide Programs (OPP) will need valid photo identification, such as a driver's license. All visitors must be escorted. Call from the lobby the EPA staff person you wish to visit for an escort to your meeting location.
One Potomac Yard
2777 S. Crystal Drive
Arlington, VA 22202
Please note that this is the physical address for OPP. The mailing address is:
Office of Pesticide Programs (Division Mail Code)
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
1200 Pennsylvania Ave. N.W.
Washington, DC 20460
Public Transportation
The closest Washington Metrorail station is Crystal City (Blue/Yellow lines) but please note that Metro is approximately one mile from our building. Besides walking, street transportation includes:- a taxi (available at any of the hotels near the Metro station) or
- Metrobus 9S – Crystal City-Potomac Yard
- Weekdays: 5:30 am - 7:30 pm - every 12 minutes
- Peak hours: - 5:30 - 9:00 am and 3:30 - 6:00 pm - every 6 minutes
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- Cost: $1.25 (exact change), Metrobus token, or SmarTrip card
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- Weekdays: 5:30 am - 7:30 pm - every 12 minutes
- From Washington Ronald Reagan National Airport (DCA):
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- Blue Line towards Largo Town Center or
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From US Route 1 (Jefferson Davis Highway) turn eastward on 27th Street. Go straight ahead (the road actually veers slightly to the left, then right) to Crystal Drive. Turn left on Crystal Drive and One Potomac Yard is the large building immediately on your right across Crystal Drive from the Hyatt Hotel.
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The Wall Street Journal reports New York City will pay 7 million dollars to the family and associates of Sean Bell after they reached a settlement.
The city reached a settlement Tuesday that will pay more than $7 million to the family of Sean Bell, who was shot and killed by police in 2006 in a hail of 50 bullets, and to two men with him who were also shot.
The settlement, approved by a federal magistrate judge in Brooklyn, will pay $3.25 million to the estate of Mr. Bell, who was killed outside a Queens strip club on the eve of his planned wedding. Joseph Guzman and Trent Benefield, who were with Mr. Bell and suffered serious injuries in the shooting, will receive $3 million and $900,000 respectively, the New York City Law Department said.


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Today's Globe and Mail contains an amazing, disturbing article about documentary films that are disappearing from the world because the filmmakers can't afford to re-clear copyrights to the archival footage they contain.
The makers of the series no longer have permission for the archival footage they previously used of such key events as the historic protest marches or the confrontations with Southern police. Given Eyes on the Prize's tight budget, typical of any documentary, its filmmakers could barely afford the minimum five-year rights for use of the clips. That permission has long since expired, and the $250,000 to $500,000 needed to clear the numerous copyrights involved is proving too expensive.Link (Thanks, Mom, and everyone else who submitted this!)This is particularly dire now, because VHS copies of the series used in countless school curriculums are deteriorating beyond rehabilitation. With no new copies allowed to go on sale, "the whole thing, for all practical purposes, no longer exists," says Jon Else, a California-based filmmaker who helped produce and shoot the series and who also teaches at the Graduate School of Journalism of the University of California, Berkeley.


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Camellia sasanquaScientific name: Camellia sasanqua Author: Carl Peter Thunberg 1743-1828 Common name: Snow on the Mountain Peak,White Doves Family: Theaceae |
LocationCharm, grace and versatility mark our feature plant, Camellia sasanqua Mine-no-yuki. We have two shrubs to about 4 metres in height, located between the Entry Booth and the Nursery and Depot area, marked on the Visitor Guide map. They stand on the western side of the driveway to the Residence and were probably planted between 1931 and 1968 by the previous owners of this land, Alfred and Effie Brunet. |
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Forgive me if this has been discussed before, but I am new at this. Is there a way that I can run AVG Antivirus, Adaware, and Spybot from my USB? Quite often my parents or friends get "gunk" on their PC's and ask me to clean/fix it. I though it would be great if I could have these installed and ran from the USB, so I can just scan their drives. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks ( categories: )
Almost...Hi Ad-Aware and Spybot can be installed to the thumbdrive (or folder copied over from hard drive). I'd recommend SpywareBlaster for your thumbdrive as well. AVG will not run from thumbdrive...I'd recommend Portable ClamWin which John Haller has made available right on this site. If you want to install "protection" to other PCs, you might try this combo of INSTALL files: Ad-Aware / Spybot / SpywareBlaster / Windows Defender / AVG and make sure that a firewall is running, preferably a 2-way firewall. If extra ambitious :-| , there is a standalone version of SP2 for Windows XP avaialble (about 266 MB...probably best to put on a CD) for older XP systems, and an "AutoPatcher" program that can update from SP2 to usually within the last two months or so (200+ MB) to cut down on time (and reboots) when getting the last of the updates with a visit to the Windows Update/Microsoft Update site. Thanks! Ive got ClamwinThanks! Ive got Clamwin installed, I know there is a U3 version of Avast also, can I use that, or is there a non U3 version? No problem... As for U3 andNo problem... As for U3 and Avast, I think that would be fine, but I'll leave that up to someone who knows U3 to chime in |


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These Hanging Fabric Baskets or Pockets are a great way to organize any room in your home. It is easy to learn how to organize anything when you learn how to make a fabric basket. The trick to being a great organizer and creating a clutter-free space is to give everything a space. You cannot throw everything away, but you can keep it hidden. Whether your son has way too many legos or you are overwhelmed by the cosmetics strewn across your bathroom, this sewn organizer is the perfect solution to give everything a place.
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When the major criticism of the evening has to do with the naming of a dish rather than it's taste, I would say that's a pretty good sign that the Evolve Cuisine team is doing something right. So right from the beginning I'll tell you this was another successful event. If that's all you needed to read to get you to one of the next events, you can stop reading now. But if you came for pictures and prose, I've got that too.This menu was described as, "a modern tribute to the classic cuisine of America's finest city". To start Servers came by providing a 3 different amuses each prepared by a different member of the Evolve team.
My favorite was the tempura beef shank from Sheena Villegas. I thought of it as a nod to San Diego's many Japanese eateries where patrons are given chicken karaage to start the meal. So if you like that type of fried chicken – try fried beef. The additional sweet mustard and mild spice from chili threads made this a opening bite one that I'll remember for some time.
Our first comprised dish was the favorite of many. Along with a fresh piece of local San Diego urchin, each component carried some essence of the delicately briny, sweet flavor.
What was originally going to be yellowtail ended up being a a great piece of Wahoo (an even better choice for a play on fish tacos). What made the dish for me was semi-spicy guacamole moderated by a cool crema sphere, and additional crunch from the radish chip. Another one that many called favorite.
The smell of this dish immediately brought a Big Mac to mind, and I mean that in the most fondly nostalgic way. My best guess as to where that came from is the horseradish/white cheddar mixture inside the brioche giving me a sense of special sauce. Conceptually, I think this may have been the best dish of the night.
Our intermezzo was another palate annihilator from Mike Yen. I thought the cuisine was involved, until I got the ingredient list for this cocktail. You will will wipe palate clean with one of these, and you'll have fun doing it.
This course was the naming controversy I alluded to earlier. Apparently you HAVE TO HAVE CARNE ASADA in order for it to be a California Burrito. After tasting, I wouldn't have cared if it had been called spaghetti & meatballs, it was still my favorite. I'll take a tortilla filled with Barron's cilantro potato espuma and crispy shrimp against any filled with carne asada and fries. Shoot me.
The short rib was collaboration with a dish created Matt Gordon. My personal preference is still for Matt's more traditional prep, but a number of diners noted just how similar the flavors were to the beef cheeks being served at Urban Solace. A worthy dedication, just not a replacement.
The final dish was…a cupcake? After having Chef Jeff Bonilla's dessert be a highlight of the last event, I was fucking furious a bit let-down to be presented with a standard cupcake. Luckily, it was only a joke and the initial disappointment only heightened my feelings for the actual dish.
The cupcake proper had a similar composition to my last Bonilla Dessert. My favorite components this time being the chocolate cremeux, raspberry sorbet, and the tiny Bunch-a-Crunch like chocolate spheres.
The food is good. It's inventive, fun, and most importantly tasty. But aside from cooking technique, what really distinguishes Evolve Cuisine events is the atmosphere they provide. The food is refined, but there's no pretension. The same people making the dishes are serving them, and if your dining companions weren't already your friends at the beginning of the evening, they likely will be by the time you leave. I'm really enthusiastic about what the Evolve team is doing, and can only see them getting bigger and better.
*Thanks to all of my dining companions, especially Gastrobits for his elaborate note taking and dorky-ass endearing fascination with superheros.


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Abdullah al Janabi openly preaches in Fallujah mosque
Abdullah al Janabi, the former emir of the Mujahideen Shura Council in Fallujah, an umbrella group that was formed by al Qaeda and was the precursor to the Islamic State of Iraq, has returned to Fallujah and is openly preaching at a large mosque there. Janabi is leading the Islamic State of Iraq and the Sham in Fallujah, and has even established a "Committee for the Promotion of Virtue and Prevention of Vice." From Reuters, which details how the ISIS and its tribal allies are in firm control of the city:
In Fallujah, it distributed leaflets on Thursday announcing a new "Committee for the Promotion of Virtue and Prevention of Vice" to enforce its strict Islamic code, residents said.That recalled memories of the harsh Islamic courts set up in Falluja when the city was dominated by an umbrella group known as the Mujahideen Shura Council from late 2005 to 2006.
Dozens of youths accused of collaborating with the U.S. occupation were executed on the orders of these courts.
A leader of that council, Abdullah al-Janabi, who was also prominent in an ISIL precursor called the Islamic State of Iraq, returned to Fallujah two days after its takeover this year.
"Blood is on the hands of all policemen. Police buildings were used to torture and to extract confessions ... and must be cleansed," the Sunni cleric told worshippers at the Saad bin Abi Waqas mosque in northern Falluja on Friday.
"We swear by God almighty and the blood of martyrs that the Safavid army will not enter the city except over our dead bodies," he said, in a derogatory reference to the Iraqi army.
About 200 masked militants using looted police vehicles guarded the road leading to the mosque, where worshippers were checked for weapons before Janabi's sermon at weekly prayers.
Janabi did the same thing back in 2004, when al Qaeda took control of Fallujah. He set up sharia courts that dispensed harsh rulings that made the Taliban look soft. He welcomed foreign fighters into the city. Janabi was a close ally of Abu Musab al Zarqawi's deputy, Omar Hadid. From The New York Times, dated Nov. 25, 2004:
Mr. Janabi, a 53-year-old cleric, cemented his position as leader of Fallujah's resistance after last April's aborted Marine invasion, when the city solidified into a rebel bastion.An adherent of the Salafiya sect of Sunni Islam, a fundamentalist branch followed by Osama bin Laden and the Jordanian militant Abu Musab al-Zarqawi, Mr. Janabi set up a strict Taliban-like regime in Fallujah. He named himself head of the mujahideen council and provided safe haven for foreigners like Mr. Zarqawi and anyone willing to take up arms against the Americans or the interim Iraqi government. He worked closely with a Fallujah native believed to be Mr. Zarqawi's second in command, Omar Hadid.
In the weeks before the offensive, Iraqi officials met with other leaders of Fallujah to seek a peace agreement, but they said they did not expect Mr. Janabi or the foreign fighters would obey those leaders even if an agreement were reached.
So, it is safe to say that Fallujah has reverted to its 2004 state, without the US military to oppose al Qaeda.
Iraqi forces have moved towards Fallujah but have stopped short of launching an assault. The government hopes that the tribes will restore the city to government control, just as the US and the interim Iraqi government did prior to the First battle of Fallujah. Keep in mind that it took nine battalions of US troops, a British battalion, and two battalions of Iraqi forces, backed by air, artillery, intelligence, and other combat enablers to wrest control of the city from al Qaeda during the Second Battle of Fallujah. Then, US and Iraqi forces, backed by the tribes, waged a protracted counterinsurgency before al Qaeda was finally ejected in June 2007. [Read Bill Ardolino's book, 'Fallujah Awakens,' on the counterinsurgency campaign.]
READER COMMENTS: "Abdullah al Janabi openly preaches in Fallujah mosque"
Posted by Joseph at January 18, 2014 7:07 PM ET:
The Iraqi government has lost precious time that the ISIS has used to dig in. Any future fighting will be a bloodbath.
Posted by blert at January 19, 2014 6:22 AM ET:
The 1982 Hama massacre, in Syria, by Assad, is the most likely template for any Shi'a assault on Fallujah.
Today's Iraqi Army simply does not have the precision to slice their way through the town. (It's really too small to term it a city.)
It's notable that Baghdad is requesting heavy weapons -- on the hurry up -- from DC.
There arrival will dictate events. Don't be shocked if the counter-campaign takes months to unfold.
As baby Assad could tell you, blow-back is a real headache.
The fanatics that are being enabled now will come to be a true nightmare for their sponsors in the fullness of time. For, they surely don't respect authority, and must, by the end, become the leading force to overthrow ALL of the existing Arab elites.
As for Maliki, this travail is the inevitable outcome for a politician that is hot enough to sentence his own peers to death in absentia -- whence they flee to Turkey. Perfect.
"Tariq al-Hashimi (Arabic: طارق الهاشمي Țāriq al-Hāshamī; born 1942)[2] ... Hashimi fled to Iraqi Kurdistan to avoid arrest on murder charges. The Central Criminal Court of Iraq convicted him and sentenced him in absentia to death on 9 September 2012.[3][4] As of April 2012, Hashimi is living in Ankara, Turkey, with the assurance that he will not be extradited.[4][5]"
The entire sequence of events looks to an outsider like Tehran was pulling the strings all along the way.
Maliki was happy to play their poodle. The street talk is that he's as hot-headed as any to come down the pike.
Of course, LONG before the blow-up, the ranking Sunnis, all of them, boycotted Baghdad's political scene. Ethnic cleansing had purged the capital city of Sunnis.
So they just 'phone in their objections.'
The Maliki administration had enough votes to steam roll legislation through, come what may.
On current trends, I don't see how the European invoked borders can endure much longer.
Posted by Michael Green at January 21, 2014 2:43 AM ET:
"He set up sharia courts that dispensed 'harsh' rulings"
Interesting choice of words to describe the depraved acts of savagery carried out by these barbaric Islamist murderers.
Posted by SlayerMill at January 23, 2014 2:28 PM ET:
Have you ever been to Fallujah? Definitely big enough to be considered a city, and well built up in parts too. I think you'd agree that the fight for Fallujah is over though. I've worked with the Iraqi army and they're completely useless. They don't have the heart nor the resources to retake the city.
Posted by Victoria Fontan at February 4, 2014 1:10 PM ET:
See a full transcript of the sermon on my blog: http://www.victoriacfontan.com/1/post/2014/02/resilience-of-insurgencies-in-iraq-part-2-of-abdullah-janabis-sermon-in-fallujah-friday-january-17th-2014.html
Posted by Victoria Fontan at February 4, 2014 1:13 PM ET:
Moreover, many things in the Reuters article are not correct. For instance, he returned to Fallujah more than two years ago.


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Spoilers ahead for Walter Dean Myers' Monster.
Fun fact: the first thing we talked about was the cover.
See, the cover of Monster presents one interpretation of the book, but the awards on the cover "muck up the interpretation," so to speak. It gives it a glamor that the actual book itself didn't want to present.
Shame on you, award seals!
But after our moment of coverlove, we jumped into talking about why Steve used the screenplay to document his life rather than a regular journal or something.
You know what that means? List time!
- It was Steve's way of coping with the loss of his innocence. It allows for detachment and new judgement, and separates him from reality without losing touch from his story.
- It acts as a counterpoint to his diary -- introspection, without stepping outside of one's self.
- It establishes a trusting relationship with the audience, following the classic rule of, 'Show, not tell.'
- A screenplay is forced to confine to expectations of form; Steve is confined to the expectations and stereotypes of race.
We talked about the importance of the typeface in the screenplay sections versus the diary sections, which I loved because I'm a fontwhore.
And then we talked about the plot, and how it's handled.
Steve uses the screenplay to go back in time and show different things that happened, usually coming back to his trial before jumping to the next bit.. We see how his life is affected by perspective and by who has the power -- a concept that's constantly destabilizing. Or something.
I just know that it treats guilt and innocence as something that can change, depending on the point of view of the person.
"The novel treats guilt and innocence as discourses. As discourses, they're concepts that shift in meaning depending on who has the power."
We ended the class by accidentally making parallels to Monster and the Treyvon Martin case, not in terms of actions but in terms of how race is perceived.
Rather than get into the nitty-gritty of that conversation -- mainly because I didn't take notes and I don't remember it well -- here's a Daily Show clip.
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