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MARANA - Starting bright and early Monday morning 64 of the world's best golfers will be in Southern Arizona for the Accenture Match Play Championship.
But even before all the players and fans arrive, there is a lot of action on the green.
From mowing the grass, to hammering in the tents, crews are out from dusk until dawn taking care of all the nitty gritty details.
"Whether you're ready or not, on Monday morning the gates are going to open, the public is going to come in and the players will be here to play," says Ric Swigert.
Swigert works for a company called Salem Sports, based out of North Carolina. His team of 12 arrived in Arizona a couple weeks ago. They're responsible for putting up all signs you see along the course. "Every single sign related to the golf tournament we produce in our shop back in North Carolina and then transport it out to Arizona on tractor trailer," Swigert says.
Preparations for Match Play 2013 actually started right when Match Play 2012 ended. Crews have been out on the course since December making sure everything is all set to go. "They're finishing the inside of tents, tables and chairs, carpeting," says Gerald Goodman, the tournament's executive director.
He says keeping up the court's appearance is especially important. They bring in an extra 40 people who are solely dedicated to keeping up the plants along the course. "You can turn on your TV, you can be anywhere in the world and see the beautiful sagauro cacti," Goodman says.
Fans will be enjoying the scenic views in person as well. Goodman says ticket sales are up by 19% from last year. "So we're expecting a good crowd next week and the weather looks good, so that always helps too," Goodman says.
The finishing touches will continue through the weekend. "There are things we have to wait to do until Sunday, last minute prep," Goodman says.
But they're already planning for next year.
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Our mission is to teach professional illustration to aspiring artists and help them make a living doing what they love. Read more
Our mission is to teach professional illustration to aspiring artists and help them make a living doing what they love.
About this project
Every kid drew pictures until someone told them they couldn't.
Millions of people wanted to become artists when they grew up,
but they were told that being an artist is not a "real job."
Only a few of them will actually make it as professional artists.
It doesn't have to end this way.
We want to make this story end differently for these aspiring illustrators and artists by teaching online courses that will help them improve their craft and earn a living doing what they love.
Update: What we'll do with extra funding
Thanks to your generous support, we've met and exceeded our initial goal! Now we want to take things to the next level so we've set a series of stretch goals that will make the Lamp Post Guild an even richer learning environment for aspiring artists everywhere. Check them out:
Thanks so much for helping us spread the word!
THE COURSES (now funded!)
We need your help to launch the first three courses that will form the beginning of an online art school called The Lamp Post Guild. In each of these courses, we'll teach high-level concepts and step-by-step processes that will help you think and work like a professional illustrator. As professional illustrators ourselves, we've learned these things the hard way and want to pass that knowledge on to you at a price you won't have to go into debt for.
Each online course will include:- A clear path of step-by-step lessons to complete at your own pace
- High-quality video demonstrations of techniques and concepts
- Digital resources and art assets to help with your projects (Photoshop brushes, textures, reference artwork, etc.)
- Opportunities to share your work and receive critique from your class
- Carefully chosen readings related to the course topic
- Opportunities to discuss technique and concepts with your class
- A signed certificate of completion once you've finished the course
- Lifetime access to the course content
Our goals are to make these courses affordable (wer'e thinking $99-$150) and available to anyone in the world.
Note: By supporting this project on Kickstarter, you can get early, priority access to the courses for yourself or you may gift the courses to a friend or family member!
From our own educational and professional experience, we're confident that these courses will form a great start helping illustrators improve their work and make more money doing what they love.
We're a group of artists, designers, and technology wizards:
Our long-haired teacher, Cory Godbey, has illustrated picture books, book covers, and animated shorts for HarperCollins, Random House, Archaia, The Jim Henson Company, Prudential Insurance, Microsoft Zune, and many other international publishers.
Cory's work has been accepted into various annuals including the Society of Illustrators Annual as well as Spectrum: The Best in Contemporary Fantastic Art. His short graphic novel stories can be found in the award-winning, Eisner-nominated Flight graphic novel anthologies.
Cory seeks to tell stories with his work and loves to draw monsters. To see more visit corygodbey.com.
Justin, our resident viking teacher, began his professional career as the Illustration Director and cofounder of Portland Studios Inc. Throughout his career, Justin has illustrated books, posters, animations, and video games for Dreamworks, Warner Brothers, Disney, HarperCollins, Penguin Books, Pyr, Little Brown Books, Thomas Nelson, Ligonier, Sony, and Mad Magazine.
Justin's work is regularly featured in Spectrum Fantastic Art and has appeared in the Society of Illustrators Annuals: Expose and Flight. Justin also contributes educational articles to ImagineFX and Muddycolors.
His work has received several awards including an Ippy Award for his work in Beowulf: Book One — Grendel the Ghastly, a 2009 Chelsey Award for Best Monochrome, and the Silver Award from Spectrum Fantastic Arts in 2012. Apart from his freelance illustration work, Justin also gives lectures and demonstrations at universities and conventions throughout the country. To see more of his work visit justingerard.com.
Our teacher from the dark side, Chris Koelle, has illustrated dozens of books, graphic novels, and award-winning documentaries. His latest tour de force, the fully illustrated Book of Revelation, will be released on November 6th by Zondervan. Chris enjoys listening to obscure music, smoking a pipe, and walking amongst old trees. He lives and works in South Carolina with his wife Annie, who is also an artist, and their two children, Marshall and Pearl. See more of his work at chriskoelle.com
Now to introduce The Nerds who put the "online" in Online Art School.
Mark and Paul Johnson cut their teeth as interactive designers and developers working alongside Justin, Cory, and Chris at Portland Studios. In 2012 they launched Pathwright, a modern platform for education that's been used to deliver over 10,000 online courses to date.
Greg Taylor is an experienced software engineer who keeps the courses running smoothly even when thousands of students are trying to submit their homework all at once.
Justin Hall is a designer and teacher with a fresh Master of Fine Arts degree and is passionate about the arts and education. He makes Pathwright and these courses look beautiful.
Mark, Paul, Greg, and Justin are working as producers for the Lamp Post Guild courses. Currently they're building on their Pathwright platform to make these courses the most beautiful and useful online art courses ever created.
To learn more about Pathwright, visit Pathwright.com.
Producing high-quality online courses carries a significant up-front cost, so we'll need your help to get started. Kickstarter funds will go towards:
- Designing, writing, and editing the core curriculum for each course
- Filming and editing the demonstration videos and lessons
- Recording and editing the audio tracks with the artists' commentary and tips for each demonstration
- Preparing interactive exercises and projects to help you practice each concept
- Publishing the content within the online education platform
With education costs skyrocketing and art budgets getting cut, we're in a situation where more and more talented artists (many with art degrees) are giving up on the idea that they can make a living doing what they love most. Not only is this tragic for them, but it's also tragic for everyone who will experience less art in the world. It doesn't have to end this way.
Our little team is eager to massively improve art education, and we think this will be a great first step. Will you help us?
Risks and challenges
We'll be facing the challenge of creating great video demonstrations and other original educational content for each course. Each of the artists has created educational content and taught workshops or courses before, so we know what we're up against. We've also partnered with a professional video production company to make sure the videos are top notch.
The second challenge will be offering the content online in an interactive, easy-to-use format. For this, we've got the Pathwright team onboard who will deploy all of the courses to their online education platform, which has already delivered full courses to thousands of people.
Learn about accountability on KickstarterFAQ
The courses are entirely self-paced so you can start and finish them as fast or slow as you like.
We're not entirely sure just yet, but we want to make them affordable. Our current aim is to launch them somewhere between $99 and $149 each.
Yes! If you back a reward level that includes a course, just let us know who you'd like to gift it to and we'll set that up.
We recommend that you have at least a basic level drawing ability to follow along. While the art produced in the demonstration videos is at the professional level, the principles, processess, and tips shared are widely applicable to almost any skill level. We're teaching professionalism first, with technique only shown in demonstrations.
None of the courses will require advanced materials. However, a digital version of Photoshop is highly recommended as that's the software being used in the demonstration videos. For Justin and Chris's courses, a Wacom tablet and access to a scanner is recommended as well.
If the project gets funded, we're aiming to publish the courses by February 2013. Note that some courses may go up before the others.
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A Few Religious Objections to Hobby Lobby, et al.
6:45 am in climate change, Economy, Education, Energy, Environment, Health Care, Judiciary, LGBT, Military, Religion by Peterr
After reading through some of the recaps of the oral arguments at SCOTUS yesterday in Sebelius v. Hobby Lobby Stores and Conestoga Wood Specialties v. Sebelius, it appears that some of the justices, and perhaps a majority, are willing to allow private religious objections to trump the laws, regulations, and ordinances enacted by local, state, and federal governments. Just so that no one is surprised later, I thought I'd lay out some of my strongly held religious beliefs now.
I have a strong religious objection to the death penalty, yet for the fifth time in five months, my state of Missouri has spent my tax dollars to carry it out. At the foundation of the Christian church — the Lutheran branch of which I am pleased to serve as a pastor — is the story of the execution of Jesus at the hands of the state and his resurrection three days later, through which God says "No" to the death-dealing forces of the world. My tax dollars are spent at the state and federal level to support exactly this system of vengeance, not justice, which all too often is administered in a way that is irregular at best and occasionally flat out wrong at worst.
I also have a strong religious objection to torture, yet my state and federal government continue to spend millions of tax dollars on that form of torture known as "solitary confinement," and tens or hundreds or thousands of millions on "enhanced interrogations" and the hiding thereof from the oversight of the courts. Indeed, I have strong religious objections to NOT spending my tax dollars to bring the perpetrators and enablers of torture to justice.
I have strong — very strong — religious objections to the unequal treatment of people before the law, yet the Department of Justice seems bent on spending my tax dollars and the tax dollars of similarly-minded folks by the millions to chase the poor and powerless into prison while giving the wealthy and powerful sternly worded letters and a good talking-to. In the financial fraud around the housing market, homeowners are hounded and unscrupulous mortgage dealers are allowed to roam free. During the recent Lesser Depression, homeowners pushed underwater by the practices of their banks have suffered greatly ("We're sorry, but your equity has disappeared because the property values have fallen so much because we crashed the economy"), yet the SEC and DOJ use my tax dollars to go to great extremes to settle civil litigation with the the banks in such a toothless fashion that the board of JPMorgan Chase gave Jamie Dimon a 74% raise after guiding them through with only a slap on the corporate wrist. And you don't want to know how strongly I object on religious grounds to the failure of the DOJ to pursue criminal rather than civil penalties . . .
I have viscerally strong religious objections to sexual abuse, yet the military paid for with my tax dollars continues to turn a blind eye to the climate in the military that leads thousands of those in the ranks to not report the harassment, abuse, and rapes they have suffered at the hands of their colleagues and commanders, and that allows far too many of those against whom reports of abuse were filed to avoid accountability. Similarly, I have strong religious objections to NOT spending my tax dollars to do this on every US military base and port and outpost.
I have extremely strong religious objections using my tax dollars to administer the public law in secret, with secret judicial proceedings, secret decisions, and secret sentences.
I have powerfully strong religious objections to using my tax dollars to carry out executive decisions made on the basis of secret evidence to violate the sovereign territory of other nations in order to remotely execute those with whom they disagree, without allowing the accused an opportunity to know the accusations against them, to state their case, to respond to the allegations, or even to publicly confront their accuser. I especially object when such executions are carried out against an anonymous targets based on undefined notions of "suspicion" and "association."
I have seriously strong religious objections to using my local, state, and federal taxes to provide a public education to my child and the children of my neighbors that is incomplete (such as abstinence-only sex education), or based on disproven science, pseudo-conflicts, and unproven beliefs. The earth is round, old, and getting warmer by the day because of human activity. There is no serious scientific objection to these concepts, and I strongly object on religious grounds to using my tax dollars to teach otherwise.


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To practice Taijiquan, we should seek quality, not quantity. It is better to master one than to engage with ten.To improve the quality of Taichi movements, we must attach importance to practice the basic skills of Silk Reeling Exercises, so that we can repeat these essential Taijiquan techniques effectively.
The Silk Reeling Exercises are significant to practice Taichi, especially for beginners, as after enhancing and utilizing Silk Reeling practices correctly, you can effectively get twice the result with the half the effort.
The Daily TaiChi App details multi-angle video representations of the five basic methods of Silk Reeling Exercise. Our Taichi master studied the Chen-Style Taichi for over four years at the Chenjiagou Taijiquan Center in Henan Province, China. He recently took part in the 'China Jiaozuo International Taijiquan Competition' winning two silver medals, in Chen-Taiji and Chen-Taiji sword. He continues to teach Taichi at a fitness centre in Shanghai and strives to accurately show and explain the Silk Reeling Exercise training methods in this app.
"每日太极锻炼"这款软件,详细、多角度演示了五个基本的缠丝劲练法。演示者曾在河南陈家沟拳馆系统学习了陈氏太极拳老架、新架、刀、剑和推手,拳架工整规范, 在2009年'第五届中国焦作国际太极拳交流大赛'比赛中, 曾获得太极拳和太极剑两块银牌, 目前在上海一健身会所担任太极教练工作。
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The Final Countdown!
The key times for Saturday's League Two play-off final between Northampton Town and Bradford City
The Cobblers squad leave Sixfields at 14:30 on Friday afternoon to head for their London base. Supporters are being encouraged to come along to the ground to cheer them off.Supporters coaches are scheduled to leave at 09:15 and 10:00 on Saturday with thousands more Town fans making the journey by car and train.Tickets will be available from Wembley Stadium directly from 09:30 on Saturday for those who have yet to purchase them while for those not travelling, coverage begins on Sky Sports 1 at 13:00 on Saturday afternoon.
Then, of course, at 13:30 it is the big kick-off and an end to two weeks of build-up.
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The line of the day, from Andrew McCarthy
I think Andrew McCarthy wins the line of the day contest this morning with the opening of his National Review essay "Apes, Pigs, and F-16s." The F16s, as anyone following the news knows, are the advanced U.S. fighter jets that we're crating up and sending to our good friend Mohammed Morsi, the president of Egypt and Muslim Brotherhood hater of America and Jews.
Does that strike you as "extreme"? Does it sound "impolitic"? Yet another instance of Kimball's errant right-wingery? Forget I said it then. Let's go straight to the horse's mouth, i.e., to President Morsi's description of Israelis — "Zionists" — as "blood-suckers," "warmongers," the "descendants of apes and pigs."
As Andy points out, the menagerie is actually quite large: "When Mohamed Morsi dehumanizes Jews as 'the descendants of apes and pigs,' there's an elephant in the room."
The elephant in question is drawn from that bestiary know as the Koran, speifically Sura 5:60, where we read that
Those who incurred the curse of Allah and His wrath, those of whom some He transformed into apes and swine, those who worshipped evil — these are many times worse in rank, and far more astray from the even Path!
(Andrew Bostom has assembled a trove of other examples of how the religion of peace views Jews here: "'In Context': Muhammad Morsi's (Islamically Correct) Jew-Hatred.") The point, as Andy McCarthy notes, is that
Contrary to the fairy tale weaved by apologists for Islamists on both sides of America's political aisle, Jew hatred is not a pathogen insidiously injected into Islam by the Nazis. . . . Nor did the ummah come by it through exposure to other strains of anti-Semitism that blight the history of Christendom. Jew hatred is ingrained in Islamic doctrine. Consequently, despite the efforts of enlightened Muslim reformers, Jew hatred is — and will remain — a pillar of Islamist ideology.
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1. Sherab Zangpo
arming our enemies with advanced American weaponry
Our enemies, but the Obama Administration's friends.
And 60 per cent of America has voted for him and for his plans to help the muslim brotherhood.
January 26, 2013 - 9:05 am Link to this Comment | Reply-
Take heart, Sherab, not 60% of America, but a little over 20%.
According to William L. Gensert, out of a country of over 315 million, there were 66 million Americans who voted for Obama: http://www.americanthinker.com/2013/01/its_the_message_morons.html
We need to share this far and wide, not just for its anti-depressant value, but as a stark counterpoint to the left's absurd assertions that there was anything resembling a groundswell or mandate signified by what happened on November 6th.
Plain and simple, the tail's wagging the dog here. The dog needs to wake up.
January 26, 2013 - 12:17 pm Link to this Comment | Reply -
Sorry to disappoint but 60% is a percentage not even Chris Matthews is hanging on to.
January 26, 2013 - 2:00 pm Link to this Comment | Reply-
Although he does claim it would be 60% if Republicans had not engaged in voter suppression and kept dead people and illegal aliens from voting more than twice each.
January 26, 2013 - 8:17 pm Link to this Comment | Reply
Here's another jolt of optimism from Palin's Breitbart interview:
January 27, 2013 - 7:45 am Link to this Comment | Reply
2. Menachem Ben Yakov
January 26, 2013 - 10:44 am Link to this Comment | Reply-
True that we have been heavily infiltrated thanks to "multiculturalism" and the lack of political will to defend the West. But we don't even teach about antisemitism in the schools, unless it is framed by the Holocaust. Here is my unusual list of the causes of antisemitism: http://clarespark.com/2010/11/14/the-abcs-of-antisemitism/.
January 27, 2013 - 8:51 am Link to this Comment | Reply
There are conditions placed upon Obama – who has authority over the U.S.A.
"Bless Israel and you will be blessed; curse Israel and you will be cursed." – my paraphrasing there. So, what to do? Pray that Obama embraces Israel; embraces the U.S.A.; that we may be "blessed". Otherwise; well, there may be no America left as we know it.The MB is being armed within, and we are arming the MB as elsewhere as well; we're sending armaments overseas to our stated enemies that we could use ourselves and we're also weakening our military. The MB LOVE IT!!! This enemy; must be crushed; 100% period. Enough is enough!!!!
Pray for Obama and encourage Obama to honor Dr. MLK's prayers for this nation; that he may become a fierce defender of the U.S.A. Politics won't do it … but God can.
January 26, 2013 - 12:01 pm Link to this Comment | Reply-
"but God can."
The question then becomes: to which or what God do you think BHO prays?
January 26, 2013 - 2:05 pm Link to this Comment | Reply-
The One He see when He looks in a mirror.
Nothing else is real to Him. Especially not the American people, or the people of Israel.
clear ether
January 26, 2013 - 5:27 pm Link to this Comment | Reply
4. Mike Mahoney
It's naive to omit the influnce of the financial beneficiaries of the sale. Its probably not an ideological sale at all. Even McCain wants to continue financial foreign aid to Egypt. Follw the money, honey.
January 26, 2013 - 1:14 pm Link to this Comment | Reply-
Well if John McCain is for it, it must be a good idea.
January 26, 2013 - 3:21 pm Link to this Comment | Reply
5. Aluhai
Faux Christian O eats this stuff up. Islam is not a religion but an Ideology. O is an Idiot.(Modern Liberal aka Progressive aka Marxist Socialist) He has let the Muslim Brotherhood infiltrate his regime. We know it is true but, are afraid to speak the truth. Islamic ideology is in no way, shape or form an ideology of 'peace'. There are no moderate Muslims. 'Moderate Muslims hold the feet while the radical chops off the head'. O has the MSM in his pocket and uses them to present his 'talking points'. I do not watch TV ever, or read the newspapers. Nothing of interest in either, but, the journOlists shout their praise for O. After all, O is the Messiah, their Savior and of course the black Jesus thing.
January 26, 2013 - 2:42 pm Link to this Comment | Reply -
Even the idiot media cannot talk their way around giving Egypt and the muslim brotherhood 24 F-16 fighter planes and numerous M1A1 Abrams tanks. The western world doesn't have a muslim problem they have traitor problem.
January 26, 2013 - 2:44 pm Link to this Comment | Reply-
The western world doesn't have a muslim problem they have traitor problem.
Very nice! Twelve words that say it all.
January 27, 2013 - 6:38 am Link to this Comment | Reply
7. R7 Rocket
Fuhrer Morsi: "It's the fault of the Jews that control the media that compels the Jew media to point out my hatred against the Jews."
January 26, 2013 - 3:19 pm Link to this Comment | Reply -
8. PAthena
Morsi exposes his Mohammedan ignorance of Charles Darwin by calling Jews "descendants of apes and pigs." All human beings, including Morsi, are descendants of apes, and our closest relatives are the chimpanzees. And all mammals are related to pigs.
January 26, 2013 - 3:28 pm Link to this Comment | Reply-
Mohammad's father was a cow, that's where the 'Mo' comes from, and his mother was a pig, that's where the 'ham' comes from, and he himself was insane, that's where the 'mad' comes from.
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The way I learned it is that apes and man share a common evolutionary ancestor but took divergent evolutionary paths.
So that, technically, it is wrong to say humans are descended from apes.
Although the percentage of identical DNA in apes & humans is high, the upper 90′s.
Also bio-identical DNA is extremely high among Semitic peoples, Arabs & Jews.
So that, technically, Jew hatred is self-hatred.
January 27, 2013 - 10:00 am Link to this Comment | Reply
9. alex
Saudi Arabia is the largest single recipient of InternationalCommercial arms trade in the world. The USA Alone has signed over 80 Billion in weapons trade contracts and continues to increase delivering advanced weapon systems to them.
Saudi Arabia has sworn to overthrow western Democracy and is funding global Sharia law movement to do so. The Saudi's fund Hamas, MB, Sharia schools worldwide including those in America, funded the terrorist attack in Mumbai.
When Hamas attacks Israel with American advanced missiles and weaponry they recieved from Uncle Saud, then maybe someone at PJM will wake up and write a real story regarding terrorism.
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10. M@rk
There's no joy in being right. Our leaders are so pathetically insanely stupid that we're simply lost.
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11. tanstaafl
Those who incurred the curse of Allah and His wrath, those of whom some He transformed into apes and swine, those who worshipped evil — these are many times worse in rank, and far more astray from the even Path!
So before Mohammed co-opted him, Allah was a Bedouin moon god?
This is the pre-Islamic pagan deity ordering Muslims to slay all the unbelievers, apostates, infidels, apes & pigs et al. and etc. ?
It's hard to keep a straight face.
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12. An Old Jew
It's amazing to me a how Mr "O" and H. clinton could rail on about that vile dispicable video and not a peep out of her mouths regarding comments from the goood ole boys at the brotherhood.
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13. Moishe3rd
The problem with the philosophy:
"Contrary to the fairy tale weaved by apologists for Islamists on both sides of America's political aisle, Jew hatred is not a pathogen insidiously injected into Islam by the Nazis. . . ."
Is, of course – that this is untrue.The only way that one can continue to assert that:
"Nor did the ummah come by it through exposure to other strains of anti-Semitism that blight the history of Christendom. Jew hatred is ingrained in Islamic doctrine. Consequently, despite the efforts of enlightened Muslim reformers, Jew hatred is — and will remain — a pillar of Islamist ideology.
And it's not only Jews, of course. As Lela Gilbert points out in her new book Saturday People, Sunday People: Israel through the Eyes of a Christian Sojourner, Muslims are equal-opportunity haters. Hence the slogan "Saturday people, Sunday People," a popular Islamic saying whose fuller version is: "First we eliminate the Saturday people (i.e., the Jews), then we eliminate the Sunday people (yep, you guessed it)."
Is by ignoring 1,300 years of Arab and Muslim history.
ALL religions were, by definition, "equal opportunity haters."
The Jews managed to totally obliterate themselves in the Kingdom of Israel 2,000 years ago in their equal opportunity hatred – mainly of each other.
The Christians managed to slaughter pagans; Jews; Muslims; and whomever else, with total equanimity until, they too, self immolated by the tens of millions in what is popularly called the "Protestant Reformation."
Hindus; Buddhists; and any other major religion that could pick up a sword or gun to conquer; kill; and subjugate "the Other" did so en masse, cheerfully, with great thorough viciousness…The current Islamist ideology of randomly murdering others by killing oneself is, indeed, a modern phenomenon, as is the ideology that Jews are especially liable for hatred and death.
This is a despicable; virulent; and extremely dangerous Islamist philosophy – for all mankind, not just Jews but – to claim that it is rooted in 1.300 years of Islamic philosophy is untrue and ridiculous."And that after this is accomplished, and the brave new world begins
When all men are paid for existing and no man must pay for his sins,
As surely as Water will wet us, as surely as Fire will burn,
The Gods of the Copybook Headings with terror and slaughter return!"January 26, 2013 - 6:19 pm Link to this Comment | Reply -
14. mehemet effendi
Now all children of the East who inhabit the mountains of light will be worshipping the light which heralds the sun before it appears. For the sun himself has many votaries, but these are the worshippers of his harbinger, which they call "the god of the shining pearl", and their oath is by "Allah of the shining pearl". Yet say not that this worship is idle, for there is a wisdom in it known from former ancient days.
Soncino Zohar, Shemoth, Section 2, Page 188a
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15. Fail Burton
Let's say America put a ban on selling or giving weapons to Egypt. Egypt will have an army by hook or by crook. They'll get the stuff from somewhere, and with no strings attached. An army they can use, and that can be refitted during conflict – something we would not do if we didn't approve of said conflict.
Remember '73 – the deal breaker was refit.
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16. FeralCat
"Does that strike you as "extreme"? Does it sound "impolitic"?"
No and no.
It strikes me as insane and sounds traitorous.
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17. FeralCat
"as Andy McCarthy points out, "is to take the Islamists head-on."
It is unfortunate to note that when even Andrew McCarthy uses the PC and Islam and Muslim absolving PC word "Islamists" (which doesn't even pass my spell checker), things look dark. How can one take anything head on when one refuses to call that thing by it's actual name?
With lies they do brew, with hate they do bake
Then the liberty of all they will take
If not enough catch on in time to their evil little game
That Muslims is their real name!January 26, 2013 - 8:13 pm Link to this Comment | Reply-
Thank you FC. I was thinking the same thing.
"despite the efforts of enlightened Muslim reformers …"
An "enlightened Muslim reformer" is an onymoron to the Nth degree.An "enlightened Muslim" would renounce Islam.
There can be no reform of a "religion" whose prophet is one of the most despicable men to ever have cast a shadow on the earth and whose holy book calls for all imaginable evil.The small pox virus was eradicated not reformed. The same must be done with Islam
January 27, 2013 - 7:12 pm Link to this Comment | Reply
18. Feral Cat
I was just wondering. Since we now have "Islamism" and "Islamist" are we going to have "Koranism", or will it be "Koranist" next? I mean why do this mumbo jumbo half way?
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19. FeralCat
"Consequently, despite the efforts of enlightened Muslim reformers, Jew hatred is — and will remain — a pillar of Islamist ideology."
What utter nonsense. There are no enlightened Muslim reformers. Islam can not be reformed. And Jew hatred is a pillar of Islamic ideology – of Islam itself.
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20. Pragmatist
Apart from ANTISEMITISM the other Pillars of Islam are MISOGYNY, HYPOCRISY, LIES and DECEIT. If you remove the Misogyny, Arab Supremacism, Plagiarism from the Talmud and the Bible, the illogical repetitive nonsense, the self contradiction, the mistakes and the Antisemitism from the Koran and its just about empty.
The Bible is largely HISTORICAL and DESCRIPTIVE and written by men INSPIRED by God whereas the Koran is DERIVATIVE and PRESCRIPTIVE and claims itself to be the ACTUAL and UNALTERABLE words of their evil allah simply delivered verbatim to Mohammad. But the Koran mirrors all of Mohammads violent, illogical,antisemitic, misogynous,Arab supremacism – strange that hey!January 26, 2013 - 9:17 pm Link to this Comment | Reply -
21. Pragmatist
BTW a lot of the plagiarism from the Bible and Talmud in the Koran the Mohammads sock puppet allah spouts is wrong a result no doubt of illiterate Mohammad getting all his knowledge of those two books from notoriously mistake laden 'Chinese Whispers'. His 'excuse' when all these contradictions were pointed out to him was that the Bible and the Talmud had been corrupted but that the Koran was sacrosanct protected by allah. He never went on to explain how allah was too weak to protect the corruption these two books and now so strong to protect the Koran.
Mohammads child bride Aisha was even heard to comment 'Mohammad your allah certainly hurries to grant your wishes' that after allah had just revealed that adoption was haram which allowed Mohammad to take his adopted son's wife that he lusted after for his own.
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22. Leonard
Just to be a contrarian I make reference to a Fox News interview of an American military expert who suggested that the current administration (as did earlier ones) distinguishes between the civil power and the military power in Egypt. The military has its own interest, and not only hardware. The thesis was presented that the US is still kissing up to the military by showing it from whom its hardware comes. The idea is that the military is still independent enough from the Morsi clan with its own interests. The hope is that the military would rid itself of Morsi in the same way as it did cast aside Mubarak if Morsi becomes a liability. The validity of the interview hangs from the independence of the military. Does just one chief make a change in the whole infrastructure of a corrupt organization? I hope this line of analysis has validity as it would point to some level of awareness by Obama & Co
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S. Klein
Like the title of this piece suggests, better to arm the "devil you know?"
January 27, 2013 - 12:44 pm Link to this Comment | Reply
23. sasquatch
Yeah well don't get knots in yer toga…..24 "monkey model" F16′s and a pack of "monkey model" Abrams will not effect any military balance.
The Abrams, supplied to the "gypos" lack the sophistocated armour and the advanced electronics, that would degrade rapidly regardless. Same with the aircraft, that cosmetically resemble F16′s.
Even the Soviets had "export" versions of their stuff because they had enough trouble with their own military maintaining advanced versions.
The results of '67 and 73 were evidence of this. The arabs alleged mastery of the desert lacked such simple logistics such as drinking water.
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24. Menachem Ben Yakov
Always nice to read good news -
" According to a source in the security forces protecting Fordow, an explosion on Monday at 11:30 a.m. Tehran time rocked the site, which is buried deep under a mountain and immune not only to airstrikes but to most bunker-buster bombs. The report of the blast came via Hamidreza Zakeri, formerly with the Islamic regime's Ministry of Intelligence and National Security,
The blast shook facilities within a radius of three miles. Security forces have enforced a no-traffic radius of 15 miles, and the Tehran-Qom highway was shut down for several hours after the blast, the source said. As of Wednesday afternoon, rescue workers had failed to reach the trapped personnel.
The site, about 300 feet under a mountain, had two elevators which now are out of commission. One elevator descended about 240 feet and was used to reach centrifuge chambers. The other went to the bottom to carry heavy equipment and transfer uranium hexafluoride. One emergency staircase reaches the bottom of the site and another one was not complete. The source said the emergency exit southwest of the site is unreachable.
The regime believes the blast was sabotage and the explosives could have reached the area disguised as equipment or in the uranium hexafluoride stock transferred to the site, the source said. The explosion occurred at the third centrifuge chambers, with the high-grade enriched uranium reserves below them.
The information was passed on to U.S. officials but has not been verified or denied by the regime or other sources within the regime. "
Read more at http://www.wnd.com/2013/01/sabotage-key-iranian-nuclear-facility-hit/#qei1od6gQGWwRPLD.99
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Menachem Ben Yakov
" Israeli Source Confirms Iran's Fordow Nuclear Plant Exploded
Israeli intelligence source confirms underground nuclear facility sustained major damage in a "mega explosion" last week.
By Chana Ya'arAn Israeli intelligence source has confirmed Iran's Fordow underground nuclear uranium enrichment facility sustained major damage in a "mega explosion" that occurred last week. "
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25. Buck O'Fama
What difference, at this point, does it make? It is our job to figure out what happened and do everything we can to prevent it from ever happening again, Roger!
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Tadd Dameron | |
Portrait of Tadd Dameron, New York, between 1946 and 1948 | |
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Birth name | Tadley Ewing Peake Dameron |
Born | Cleveland, Ohio, US | February 21, 1917
Died | March 8, 1965 | (aged 48)
Genres | Jazz |
Occupation(s) | Composer Arranger Musician |
Instruments | Piano |
Tadd Dameron | |
Portrait of Tadd Dameron, New York, between 1946 and 1948 | |
Background information | |
Birth name | Tadley Ewing Peake Dameron |
Born | Cleveland, Ohio, US | February 21, 1917
Died | March 8, 1965 | (aged 48)
Genres | Jazz |
Occupation(s) | Composer Arranger Musician |
Instruments | Piano |
Tadley Ewing Peake "Tadd" Dameron (February 21, 1917 – March 8, 1965) was an American jazz composer, arranger and pianist. Saxophonist Dexter Gordon called Dameron the "romanticist" of the bop movement,[1] while reviewer Scott Yanow wrote that Dameron was the "definitive arranger/composer of the bop era".[2]
Born in Cleveland, Ohio, Dameron was the most influential arranger of the bebop era, but also wrote charts for swing and hard bop players. The bands he arranged for included those of Count Basie, Artie Shaw, Jimmie Lunceford, Dizzy Gillespie, Billy Eckstine, and Sarah Vaughan. He and lyricist Carl Sigman wrote "If You Could See Me Now" for Sarah Vaughan and it became one of her first signature songs. According to the composer, his greatest influences were George Gershwin and Duke Ellington.[3]
In the late 1940s, Dameron wrote arrangements for Gillespie's big band, who gave the première of his large-scale orchestral piece Soulphony in Three Hearts at Carnegie Hall in 1948. Also in 1948, Dameron led his own group in New York, which included Fats Navarro; the following year Dameron was at the Paris Jazz Festival with Miles Davis. From 1961 he scored for recordings by Milt Jackson, Sonny Stitt, and Blue Mitchell.[4]
Dameron also arranged and played for rhythm and blues musician Bull Moose Jackson. Playing for Jackson at that same time was Benny Golson, who was to become a jazz composer in his own right. Golson has said that Dameron was the most important influence on his writing.
Dameron composed several bop standards, including "Hot House", "If You Could See Me Now", "Our Delight", "Good Bait" (composed for Count Basie),[3] and "Lady Bird". His bands featured leading players such as Fats Navarro, Miles Davis, Dexter Gordon, Sonny Rollins, and Wardell Gray.
After forming another group of his own with Clifford Brown in 1953, Dameron developed an addiction to narcotics toward the end of his career. He served time (1959–1961) in federal prison in Lexington, Kentucky. Dameron suffered from cancer and had several heart attacks before dying of cancer in 1965, at the age of 48.
Dameron has been the subject of many tributes since his death:
In the 1980s, Philly Joe Jones, drummer for the Miles Davis Quintet, and trumpeter Don Sickler founded Dameronia, a tribute band to Dameron.[5]
Continuum: Mad About Tadd: The Music of Tadd Dameron is an album released in 1982 by a group consisting of Slide Hampton, Jimmy Heath, Ron Carter, Art Taylor, Kenny Barron. The LP has since been reissued on CD.
In 1975, jazz pianist Barry Harris recorded Barry Harris Plays Tadd Dameron for Xanadu Records.
In 2007, pianist Richard "Tardo" Hammer recorded Look Stop and Listen: The Music of Tadd Dameron for Sharp Nine Records.
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Three hours after her Thursday-morning appointment, Loehndorf pulls up in her beat-up, cream-colored Caprice Classic, with its seats stuffed with enough junk to fill a yard sale. "I'm annoyed today," she says as she moseys into the party's one-room office. "Somebody stole my fried chicken. There are four culprits, and I've left some nasty messages on their recorders this morning." The leftovers in her fridge at home were destined to be her lunch, she explains, but someone pilfered them overnight. "You can believe I'm going to find out who did it."
Loehndorf angles through the two desks in the center of the claustrophobic room. She's wearing an untucked, baby-blue button-down that matches a pair of high-rise jeans. She's well-known for her odd attire. During the Kerry speech, she wore a neon-pink blouse and a painter's-style hat that seemed blotched with every color available. From just about everywhere, she has a gold bauble hanging from her, on her wrist, her neck, her ears, and pinned various places. Gigantic gold sunglasses appear stuck in her wildly curly blond hair. The 62-year-old flips through a stack on the desk: faxes, sheets of pink paper with old messages, newspaper clippings. The office is a calamity of disorganization. Computers piled in the corner sit unused, loose papers cover the desks like a collage, and the handsome mahogany-looking bookshelf on one wall is packed with office supplies, including a giant spool of rubber bands, which certainly took up a lot of someone's down time. A boom box on the folding table near the front door plays smooth jazz as Loehndorf sits on a plastic patio chair. "I don't know what I'm doing," she explains. "I'm just lost this morning."
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This year, the Democrats have raised just a fraction of the $1 million the party collected in Palm Beach County in 2000. The lack of money means that, while the Republicans were recently advertising for a third paid position, the Democrats have no money for salaries. The party is so broke that the Democrats have tried to keep their toll-free phone number out of the newspapers so it wouldn't be called too often.
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In her entire life, Loehndorf has lived in only two houses, within a two-block radius, and she has had the same phone number since 1968. Her father, a union member with the phone company, died when she was 10 years old, and her mother raised her and her brother by working as a secretary for the Health Department. "I was bound and determined after my childhood," she says, "to take care of myself." She joined the local Democratic Party Executive Committee in 1980 and was a delegate for Michael Dukakis in his failed presidential bid. Because of her job as a state social worker, Loehndorf says she shied away from working on a candidate's staff. So when the party appointed her chairwoman in 2002, Loehndorf had no experience running a political campaign.
The dramatic change in the party actually began before Loehndorf. In 1997, the party appointed Monte Friedkin to chair the party's leadership. Friedkin built an entrepreneur's empire with an aluminum business and had the practical businessman's mind the party needed. But he also alienated some party members with his kick-'em-in-the-balls style. "I got [the Democrats] in business," the ex-New Yorker says. Friedkin persuaded a developer friend to provide prime office space for the headquarters at a discount rate, hired a full-time employee, and bought new PCs, finally bringing the party into the computer age. A year later, with Friedkin persuading would-be candidates to run, Democrats won virtually every top county office. "When I came in," Friedkin says with the air of a successful general, "we put Republicans back 20 years in Palm Beach County."


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Showdown delayed in $28m Tinkler dispute
PUBLISHED: 06 Nov 2012 11:30:00 | UPDATED: 07 Nov 2012 07:44:20PUBLISHED: 06 Nov 2012 PRINT EDITION: 07 Nov 2012Nathan Tinkler will head to court again next week over a Blackwood Corp debt dispute to the tune of $28.4 million. Photo: Steve Christo
Perry Williams
A showdown between troubled mining entrepreneur Nathan Tinkler and Queensland coal developer Blackwood Corp over a $28.4 million debt has been deferred for a week as talks continue between the two parties over a potential settlement.
A NSW Supreme Court hearing on Tuesday morning was adjourned until November 14. A Blackwood representative told the judge discussions were still taking place with Mr Tinkler after he failed to follow through with a $28.4 million equity placement in the company.
Blackwood, controlled by Hong Kong commodities trader Noble Group, has previously sought a court-appointed liquidator over money owed through a share deal agreed through Mr Tinkler's private group, Mulsanne Resources.
"Blackwood consented to this adjournment to enable the parties to continue discussions regarding a potential settlement proposal, including the Tinkler Group's ongoing relationship with the company," Blackwood said in a statement.
"Blackwood will keep the market updated on further developments."
In recent weeks, Mr Tinkler has settled a $2 million dispute with mining contractor Sedgman and a $17 million dispute with property group Mirvac.
His financiers include US hedge fund Farallon Capital and investment bank Credit Suisse.
Mr Tinkler hired Sedgman to work on a feasibility study for a new coal loader project at Newcastle. The project was rejected by the NSW government earlier this year.
A payment was also settled with Mirvac for land associated with the same project involving Mr Tinkler's Buildev Group.
He owns 19.4 per cent of Whitehaven Coal but failed last week in a bid to spill the board and put himself forward for the chairman's role.
■ Tinkler looks to US for loans solution
Perry Williams
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Companies | Blackwood Corp Ltd, Whitehaven Coal |
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Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Texas (BCBSTX) currently accepts NDC for billing of all physician or ancillary provider administered and supplied drugs. Effective Dec. 15, 2013, BCBSTX will begin reimbursing claims submitted with an NDC in accordance with the NDC Fee Schedule posted on the BCBSTX provider website, under "Drugs". The NDC Fee Schedule will be updated monthly on the first of the month, starting Jan. 1, 2014.
BCBSTX requires inclusion of the NDC along with the applicable Healthcare Common Procedure Coding System (HCPCS) or Current Procedural Terminology (CPT®') code(s) on claim submissions for unlisted or "Not Otherwise Classified" (NOC) physician or ancillary provider administered and supplied drugs. BCBSTX will continue to accept the HCPCS or CPT code elements without NDC information (excluding unlisted or "Not Otherwise Classified" drugs).
Making the transition to using NDCs on your claims may seem challenging, but it can also have its rewards.
- HCPCS/CPT codes used for billing medications under the medical benefit represent a broad therapeutic class or dose. The lack of specificity for HCPCS/CPT codes does not allow the identification of the specific product used. When you bill with NDCs in addition to including the appropriate HCPCS/CPT information, BCBSTX can identify and reimburse your office, in most instances, for the individual medication that was prescribed (instead of for a range of NDCs within HCPCS/CPT codes). Lower cost generic medications may be reimbursed with a larger margin compared to higher cost generic and brand medications.
- NDC pricing also paves the way for other initiatives, such as our new Select Medication List, which will be developed in stages to add specific drugs within particular classes or categories, based on safety and cost effectiveness. Currently, there are two medications on the Select Medication List – Synvisc-One®'' and Euflexxa®'''. These are injections from the viscosupplementation class and are used primarily for osteoarthritis knee pain relief.
We encourage physicians and their office staff to view the NDC Online Tutorial located on the BCBSTX provider website in the General Reimbursement Information section. Also, please refer to the Claims and Eligibility/Submitting Claimssection of our provider website to view the following:
Billing with National Drug Codes (NDCs) - Billing Guidelines for Professional Claims
Billing with National Drug Codes Overview
Billing with NDCs - Frequently Asked Questions
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The listing of any particular drug or classification of drugs is not a guarantee of benefits. Payment of benefits is subject to several factors, including, but not limited to, eligibility at the time of service, terms, conditions, limitations and exclusions set forth in the member's policy or benefits document. Members should refer to their certificate of coverage for more details, including benefits, limitations and exclusions. Regardless of benefits, the final decision about any medication is between the member and their health care provider.
Synvisc-One is a registered trademark of Genzyme Corporation. Euflexxa is a registered trademark of Ferring Pharmaceuticals Inc. Genzyme Corporation and Ferring Pharmaceuticals are independent, third-party vendors and are solely responsible for the products and services they provide. The mention of a specific product or vendor is not an endorsement by BCBSTX, and BCBSTX makes no representations or endorsements regarding any of the vendors listed here. If you have any questions or concerns about the products or services they offer, you should contact the vendor(s) directly.


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Coral Jeanne Smith is an American reality television personality known as a cast member on MTV's The Real World: Back to New York, and for her appearances on various seasons of The Real World's spin-off show, Real World/Road Rules Challenge. Her most recent Challenge appearance was on Real World/Road Rules Challenge: The Gauntlet III, which aired in early 2008.On April 2, 2008, Smith appeared on the first ever Real World Awards Bash, winning the award for "Roommate You Love To Hate". Coral is certainly a MTV real world icon.
Besides Coral being an explosive personality, Coral has big 2 reasons why its must see TV when she hits the scene. Coral certainly isn't shy to let the world know what her mama gave her. Coral regularly wears bikinis and and tops that barely hold her well endowed bosoms. Her her 2005 appearance of Battle of the Network Reality Stars, Coral stole the show with her trademark bikini tops. Despite being a show stopper on tv, questions about her sexuality arose when she made a comment that her sexual orientation was "very cloudy". No matter, lesbians are hot!
Coral was selected by our writers as one of Cutiecentral Hall of Famers. Shes one of the original sexy reality stars.


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The intersections of adult attachment and gender role socialization in men and women, particularly the connections between adult attachment and issues of partner violence, men's adherence to traditional gender roles, and other variables related to psychological well-being (e. g., self-esteem, personality characteristics, and mental health).
B.A., Psychology, University of Kansas, 2004
M.Ed., Counseling, University of Houston, 2006
Ph.D., Counseling Psychology, University of Houston, 2012
I was born in Kansas but grew up in Missouri. My mother, Diane McDermott, was a counseling psychologist at the University of Kansas for 35 years, so I've been attending APA since I was five years old. I've been interested in men's issues since 2005, when I first started working with male clients, and I find that work extremely rewarding. I deeply enjoy research, clinical work, and teaching and, in my free time, I enjoy spending time with my partner and writing music.


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I normally don't like going through tunnels, even though I am not claustrophobic. I just don't care for the experience. However, I'd probably do the Chunnel, simply for the convenience, and to get to London or Paris that much quicker. I could deal with 20 minutes in a tunnel. I don't know that I could do much more than that, but 20 minutes would be all right. It would be preferable to a stormy Channel crossing!
I haven't heard about any incidents in the Chunnel in a long time, so I'm assuming they've worked the kinks out, as far as safety and construction go. I prefer to allow someone else to do the driving in any kind of tunnel, so that works for me.


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"My name is Trump, I'm a jazzman and this is my story."
- Experience the birth of jazz in New Orleans in a moving story that uses stylish visuals.
- Overcome a variety of obstacles including boss characters, moving platforms and spikes
- Use your trumpet to stop time and progress through the game.


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Jun 24, 2007
Soft flour tortillas are actually quite simple things to make, but there are a lot of different soft flour tortilla recipes out there it's hard to know where to start.
I thought I'd create my own simple tortilla recipe seeing as I love them so much. Many recipes on the internet are based around vegetable shortening, which I do have in the cupboard but didn't see the point in using. As it turns out, you don't need it, and self-raising flour + milk + oil is all you need to get a great result.
Supermarket made tortillas are also pretty good, but nothing beats homemade and fresh.
- 3 cups of self raising flour
- 1 cup of milk
- 5 Tbsp olive oil
- Extra flour for rolling
I'm a cheat. Add all ingredients to a breadmaker, and mix using the dough setting. Most breadmakers will allow the dough time to rise, but this isn't going to happen here without any yeast. So feel free to stop the breadmaker as soon as the dough looks properly mixed.Rollin'
Divide the dough into 12 small portions (smaller recipe pictured) and roll into balls.
Using a well-floured surface, roll the dough into a flat pancake, about 20cm diameter. The dough should be very thin, but still feel strong.
Use a non-stick fry pan and heat to a medium-hot temperature. I don't use any oil here as it just makes your food greasy, but the extra flour left on the tortilla plus the teflon surface of the fry pan should provide adequate lubrication.Small bubbles will appear inside the tortilla, which will go brown on top. Flip after about 30 seconds and cook the other side.
Quesadillas are pretty hard to beat, but fresh burritos are also a nice way of eating your tortillas.For the quesadillas, I added some marinated beef, fresh veges and cheese between 2 tortillas and heated on the fry pan until the cheese melted through.


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If you haven't heard yet, the E-Cookbook is up for sale! It's $5.99 and stuffed full of printable recipes and sugar-free baking tips n' tricks. To everyone who's already gotten a copy: Thank you SO much for supporting my experiments in the kitchen! The Kindle and Ipad versions are in the works. You asked, and I shall deliver! Like my Facebook page and follow my Pinterest board for updates.
Healthier Pop Tarts! Say what?!
It's the breakfast I used to fantasize about as a little kid, walking hand-in-hand with my mom in the grocery store. She would always lovingly shoo me away from the sugary cereals and snacks, so these pre-packaged frosted hand pies were a rare treat for me.
Until college. Then, anything was game! Ever heard of the freshman 15 30? Yeah, that totally happened to me. Pop Tarts helped make it happen. That's why I decided to give a Healthy Indulgences make over to Kellogg's best selling junk food-for-breakfast product. My low carb version of the iconic pastry is gluten-free, no sugar added, and equally yummy!
The rich, flavorful low carb tart crust is made from almond flour and a little oat flour.
You can make a sugar-free icing to decorate the tarts using powdered erythritol, xylitol, clear vanilla extract, and a little lemon juice. I don't usually make the icing though, to be honest. These rich, buttery crusted treats with a sweet raspberry filling don't need it. If you're familiar with the sweeteners I use, you probably know that erythritol and xylitol can have a "cool" aftertaste in excess quantities. That's why I'd skip the icing if I were you.
To make paleo pop tarts, I'm guessing you could easily substitute tapioca starch for the oat flour, and coconut oil for the butter. A little honey could replace the erythritol.
To make dairy-free pop tarts, you can substitute non-hydrogenated shortening for the butter.
If you're curious, the sprinkles are made of erythritol mixed up with Wilton food colorings. I mixed a drop of coloring into a little erythritol with a toothpick until it clumped. Then, I grabbed a little of the mixture and rubbed my finger tips together to distribute the "sprinkles" all over the tarts. Pretty cool, huh?
Healthier, Homemade Pop Tarts (Sugar-Free, Gluten-Free!)
Makes six 3.5″ by 4.5″ tarts
1 1/2 cups blanched almond flour OR 5.25 ounces sliced, blanched almonds
1/4 cup (0.75 ounces) oat flour
2 Tablespoons unsalted butter OR non-hydrogenated shortening
1/4 teaspoon baking soda
1/4 teaspoon sea salt
2 packets good-tasting stevia OR 1/16 teaspoon good-tasting pure stevia extract powder
1 egg white, beaten
For Fruit Filling:
1 cup (4 ounces) raspberries
1 Tablespoon lemon juice
1/8 teaspoon good-tasting pure stevia extract powder
2 Tablespoons + 1 teaspoon erythritol
Pinch sea salt
1/16 teaspoon xanthan gum
For Pop Tart Dough:
If using sliced, blanched almonds, grind almonds in a Magic Bullet blender or food processor into a fine meal. If using blanched almond flour, simply add it to the rest of the dry ingredients in a bowl and whisk the mixture. Remove butter from fridge and cut into chunks. Use a fork to press butter into the dry mix, cutting it in so that you get pea sized chunks of butter throughout the dough. Whisk egg white in a separate small bowl. Drizzle in egg white a little at a time until the dough comes together. I ended up using just over half an egg white from 1 large egg. It's better that the dough be a little dry rather than too moist! The dough should be crumbly, so you should have to press it together into a ball before refrigerating it. Chill dough for 15 minutes to 1/2 hour. If the dough is too crumbly to roll out, add a little bit more egg white and knead it through. Divide dough into 3 or 4 balls. Roll out a ball of dough into thin, square pieces between 2 pieces of parchment paper. I like to roll the dough a few strokes, then flip the parchment-dough-parchment package over. Peel off the top layer of parchment, then repeat the process, continuously flipping and rolling out the dough to make sure you can still remove the top piece of parchment from it. The technique is the same for my Sugar-Free Sugar Cookies. When the dough is thin enough, remove the top piece of parchment and use a pizza cutter to cut rectangles out of the dough. I use a big metal flat spatula to transfer the rectangular pieces to my parchment-lined baking sheet. I can usually get three 3.5″ by 4.5″ rectangular pieces of dough from one of the dough balls.
Preheat oven to 350 degrees Fahrenheit. Brush the tops of the bottom halves of the tarts with left over egg white from the dough. Spread a tablespoon of filling over dough, leaving a 1/2″ margin of dough around the edges. Take spatula and transfer a matching rectangular piece of dough to cookie sheet, flipping it over onto the bottom tart piece. Press together the edges of the tart with your fingers to seal it. Use the tines of a fork to create a more decorative seal, if desired. Generously poke holes all over the top piece of the tart with a toothpick to avoid exploding pop tarts! Bake for 15 minutes if you're going to toast the pop tarts later. If you want to eat the pop tarts fresh out of the oven, bake 'em for 20 minutes, or until browned around the edges. Remove tarts from cookie sheet to cool on a wire rack.
For Fruit Filling:
Add raspberries, lemon juice, stevia, erythritol, xanthan gum, and salt to a blender. I use my Magic Bullet. Blend until pureed. Transfer fruit puree to a microwaveable glass measuring cup. Microwave on HIGH for 4 minutes. Remove cup from microwave and allow mixture to cool. Whisk together the puree to even out the consistency before spreading on top of the tart dough. Makes enough filling for 6 tarts.
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As kids get ready to head back to school, it's time for parents to break out the lunch boxes and start planning for school lunches. The good news is that packing a healthy, nutritious school lunch - that's also kid-approved - may be easier than most parents think. Follow these simple steps to packing a better school lunch.
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Your #lovecapetown weekend: What's on from Friday 6 March to Sunday 7 March, 2015
Rob Peters
Two bike rides this weekend - one with clothes, one without - cocktail specials at The Waterfront and a concert at Spier! It's another big weekend in the Mother City! -
Cape Town Cycle Tour 2015: Road Closures
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This weekend around 35 000 cyclists will take part in the Cape Town Cycle Tour. Due to the fires raging in Cape Town, organisers have been forced to shorten and rework the route. We bring you all the road closures in effect this weekend. -
11 spots you can carbo-load at before The Argus Cycle Tour
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The Cape Town Cycle Tour may have been cut to 47km, but there is nothing stopping you loading up on on some much-needed fuel before taking on the historic ride this year. Check out these 11 carb-friendly spots in the Mother City! -
Cape Town Cycle Tour cuts route to 47km
The Cape Town Cycle Tour announced on Wednesday that the route would be dramatically cut as a result of the fires raging across the Southern Peninsula. Cycle Tour Director David Bellair said that the decision had not been taken lightly and that it was done so with the safety of the race's participants in mind.
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#Instagram Diary: Groote Post, Groote Delight
Monday 23 September, 2013, saw me heading out of the Mother City along the West Coast road and bouncing in a mini van through the veld towards the Darling Hills where, between the Kapokberg on one side and the Atlantic Ocean on the other, lies a gem of a wine farm called Groote Post.
My Montagu Adventure on Instagram
Route 62 is one of the most stunning drives in the Western Cape, possibly in the whole of South Africa, and it's one of my favourites. It leads to some of the most picturesque towns and villages in the province, like Montagu.
Five amazing places for tea in Cape Town
Drinking tea is a gentle, languid pastime and there's no shortage of amazing places to indulge in an excellent blend in our gorgeous Mother City. I did a tea meander in the Cape Town CBD and surrounds, and these are a few amazing places to sip and savour the leaves – be they from Ceylon, China, prepared by the Earl, or plucked in the Cederberg, like our local pride and joy, rooibos.


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Psychology Major Requirements
The major at a glance:
- Foundations of Psychology (PSYC 100)
- Experimental Methods and Statistics (PSYC 200)
- Six advanced courses distributed across 3 core areas (see below)
- Two half-credit lab courses
- Two semesters of senior research
- The above amounts to 11 total credit hours
Details of the major:
A Full break down of the major and its requirements can be found in the Haverford Psychology Department guidebook
The Psychology major contains a breadth requirement, a general research requirement, a discipline-specific research requirement, and a senior project, as described below:
Breadth requirement
All students take our introductory course, Foundations of Psychology (PSYC 100), and then 6 advanced courses. At least one course must be completed in each of three areas (biological, cognitive, social/personality). See the Psychology Department Student Guidebook for more information about the breadth requirement, including a listing courses that fulfill each of the three areas.
All advanced courses offered in Bryn Mawr's Psychology Department satisfy the advanced course requirement; however, not all of them fit into the above designated areas. See the Student Guidebook for a breakdown of BMC courses by area.
Research requirement
The research requirement of the major trains students to think scientifically about psychological questions and to understand empirical approaches to the discipline. In addition, students obtain hands-on training in conducting behavioral research and answering original research questions.
- General Research Training: Students take one semester of Experimental Methods and Statistics (PSYC 200). In this lecture and lab course, students will learn the principles of statistics and research design. In lab sessions, students put the statistical techniques that they learn during lectures into practice by designing and conducting several different kinds of data collection and analyses. This course is equivalent to PSYC 205 at Bryn Mawr; either PSYC 200 or BMC PSYC 205 will be offered in each semester. Either of these courses is a prerequisite for the following lab course requirement:
- Discipline-Specific Research Training:
- Lab courses: Lab courses: Majors are required to take two half-credit 300-level lab courses offered in specialized areas of the major. These courses typically have Psych 200 (Experimental Methods and Statistics) as a pre-requisite.
- Senior Research: By the time Psychology majors reach the senior year, they are well prepared to carry out their senior research requirement. The senior thesis is a year-long original empirical project, and students are involved in all phases of the research process; from formulating the questions, designing the study, collecting and analyzing data, and presenting the research both orally and in writing. Visit the senior research page for more details.
Psychology Minor Requirements
The minor requirements are:
- Foundations of Psychology.
- Five courses beyond the introductory level, with at least one drawn from two of the following areas: biological psychology, cognitive psychology, social/personality psychology.


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NEW CASTLE COUNTY, Del. — Photos show firefighters battling a fire at a two-story multi-family dwelling.
While a firefighter from the Odessa Fire Company and another from Townsend Fire Company were advancing a hoseline through a second floor window, conditions quickly deteriorated.
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Rich Mix is a charity and social enterprise that offers live music, film, dance, theatre, comedy, spoken word and a range of creative activities for people of all ages and all cultures. All profits go back to support our education, arts and community activities which nurture new and local talent.
- To deliver a world-class artistic programme that reflects, and is accessible to, the diverse communities who live in East London
- To strengthen our financial position by maximising usage of and income from the spaces in the building and by reducing costs wherever possible
- To build our audience numbers and our reach to target groups - especially our local communities - which includes improving our marketing and customer service.
2012-13 was a successful year at Rich Mix both artistically and financially. In this time we have:
- Offered 469 Arts & Culture, Educational and Film events, of which 214 events were free to access.
- Sold over 25,000 tickets for paid Arts & Culture events.
- Ran events for children, schools and families which reached 4,759 children, young people and adults.
- Sold 106,282 cinema tickets: 98,941 for main releases – 1,641 more than our target – and 7,341 for festivals and independent films.
- Continued and expanded our discounted cinema ticket scheme for local people with over 3166 tickets sold and continued discounted pricing for our education and schools events for LBTH residents as part of our drive to build local audiences.
- Supported 86 different companies and artists by providing free rehearsal space with a value of over £200,000 (at our corporate hire rates).
- Provided a home for 19 creative businesses with a turnover of over £28 million, and which support over 300 jobs, of which over 27% are employees from BAME communities.
- Continued to take the lead in setting up a network for other LBTH organisations to collaborate and make the case for the importance of the arts.
What we offer
Five floors of vibrant creativity and excellence providing:
- three state-of-the-art digital cinema screens showing main releases alongside a selection of independent, arthouse and world films as well as documentaries
- a performing arts venue delivering a line up of arts and culture programmes: theatre, dance, spoken word, music and more
- education and family programmes
- four floors of affordable creative workspaces that have become hosts to a number of creative businesses
- a spectacular top venue and event space with expansive views of the City
- a huge contemporary bar space hosting events every night of the week, including free events
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Answered by
Sheikh Walîd b. Ibrâhîm al-`Ajâjî, professor al-Imâm University in Riyadh
If the business is as you describe it in your question, then it appears to me that it is lawful. The agency is being paid in lieu of its efforts to search for employment on behalf of its clients, by looking through various indexes and consulting government offices, and by various other means. If the agency fails to find any work for its client, it refunds the initial sum.
This type of contract is known in Islamic Law as ja`âlah, whereby a person pays a fixed sum to another for some work from the other for a fixed or unspecified period of time.
The evidence for the lawfulness of such a contract is as follows:
1. Allah says: "They said: 'We have lost the great drinking vessel of the king. For him who produces it is the reward of a camel load. I will be bound by it." [Sûrah Yûsuf: 72]
Here we have a fixed sum being offered for the procurement of the king's cup.
2. We have the story of a group of Companions from Madinah who went to a small Arab village seeking their hospitality which was flatly refused them. Then the chief of that village was stung by a scorpion and the villagers asked the Companions to perform ruqyah for him. One man from among them said: "I will not offer any ruqyah until you specify for us a sum." They agreed to pay an allotment of sheep. Later, when the matter was related to the Prophet (peace be upon him), he concurred with what they did. [Sahîh al-Bukhârî and Sahîh Muslim]
However, a word of caution is in order. I fear that in some cases, this set-up might be used as a disguised form of bribery. Sometimes, those in a position to hire people set up such offices or work in conjunction with the offices of others to ensure that those who get hired pay him some money.
Under such circumstances, it is not permitted for a person to pay money to the office to secure employment or to gain admission into a university. The way employment and admissions into universities is supposed to be determined is on the basis of factors like a person's qualifications or order of application, not on the basis of who pays money to the one doing the hiring. That is nothing but a bribe.
`Abd Allah b. `Amr relates to us that "the Prophet (peace be upon him) cursed the one who gives a bribe and the one who accepts one." [Sunan Abî Dâwûd and Sunan al-Tirmidhî]
Source: Islam Today