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Ex-lobbyist details how he bilked Choctaws for $20M
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PHILADELPHIA — Convicted lobbyist Jack Abramoff writes in his new book that he spent $20 million from the Choctaw Indians in Mississippi to defeat gambling expansion in Alabama because it would compete with the Choctaws' casinos.
Abramoff writes that he funneled the money from the Choctaw tribe through nonprofit groups over a five-year period to oppose Gov. Don Siegelman's lottery plan, Milton McGregor's plans to add gambling machines at VictoryLand and plans by the Poarch Creek Indians to expand their gambling offerings in Alabama.
The Birmingham News reports Abramoff does not give details of where the money went. But he says it was important to hide the source of the money from religious groups working against gambling expansion, and he credits Christian political activist Ralph Reed with getting religious groups on board.
"We organized scores of pastors and voters to lay siege to the statehouse and governor's office," he wrote in "Capitol Punishment: The Hard Truth about Washington Corruption from America's Most Notorious Lobbyist."
Abramoff said the $20 million the Choctaws provided him to use in Alabama was worth it financially for the tribe.
"Over the course of almost five years of waging this battle, we saved Choctaw's gaming market — which provided them with $400 million a year in revenue," Abramoff wrote.
Abramoff spent 3 ½ years in prison after pleading guilty to corruption-related charges, including bilking the Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians and others out of millions of dollars and bribing officials in Washington.
A 2005 investigation by the U.S. Senate Indian Affairs Committee documented how Abramoff routed some money into Alabama by using nonprofit groups as intermediaries. In 2000, the Christian Coalition of Alabama accepted $850,000 from Americans for Tax Reform to help fight legislation to allow video poker machines at VictoryLand and other locations. Another $300,000 went from the same anti-tax group to Citizens Against Legalized Lottery, which successfully fought Siegelman's lottery proposal in 1999.
McGregor's VictoryLand casino in Shorter is closed, but the Poarch Creek Indians have electronic bingo casinos in Montgomery, Wetumpka and Atmore. Their casinos don't have table games like the Choctaws' casinos in Philadelphia.
Abramoff writes in his book that he developed his Alabama strategy with partner Michael Scanlon, who also pleaded guilty and was sentenced to 20 months in prison.
The book does not mention that Scanlon, who worked for Bob Riley when he was in Congress in 1997, played a role in Alabama's 2002 elections. Scanlon gave $650,000 to four organizations that made large donations to Riley's winning campaign for governor. Riley was an opponent of Siegelman's lottery proposal.
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is a poet born in Fès, Morocco, in 1948. His first collection of poems was published in 1960 and to date he has eleven collections. He loved poetry from an early age. He studied philosophy in Fès, and since 1980 has taught in the Faculty of Philosophy in Rabat.
In 1971 he founded the avant-garde and influential literary journal Al-Thakafa al-Jadida [New Culture], which he continued publishing until it was banned in 1984.
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Mohammed Bennis was primarily responsible for the establishment in 2000 by UNESCO of an annual World Poetry Day on 21 March to stimulate dialogue among cultures through poetry.
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Barack Obama nominated Tim Massad in November but his appointment needs Senate approval
The acting chairman of the Commodity Futures Trading
Commission Mark Wetjen believes the appointment of his proposed
replacement Tim Massad could take as long as six months,
writes Luke Jeffs.
Wetjen told the world's largest swap brokers
last week he expected the new chairman to take over at the CFTC
in "three to six months", according to two sources in
The acting CFTC chairman, who was elected to that post on
December 16 last year, also sought to reassure the European
firms, some of whom criticised the CFTC under former chair Gary
Gensler, that the Commission will consult more with the
industry in future.
The comments came during a European tour that saw Wetjen
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The CFTC did not respond to calls requesting comment.
Barack Obama nominated Tim Massad, formerly of the US
Treasury, as CFTC chair in November but his appointment as head
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approval from the US Senate.
Wetjen has been acting chairman of the CFTC since Gensler
stepped down at the start of this month and will continue to
run the Commission until Massad takes office.
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Remember when you had to type in a domain name to acess stupid shit that is now intelligently sorted in superwikibookfacer? I heard daft corporations pissed 185k away just to catalyze a transition away from random horribly programmed websites to a secure cohesive flourishing knowledge and resource mapping infrastructure of community maintained distributed networks?
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I just don't get developers sometimes. Somehow, some way, franchises stricken with Stupid Sequelitis like Madden, Need for Speed, Halo, Jak, Ratchet and Clank, and Splinter Cell receive installment after marginal installment, even though many (I won't say most) gamers that I know or talk to agree that these are just rehashes of more of the same, and the quality invariably declines with each iteration. Yet they keep coming, because some marketroid decided that there's still milk in that franchise cash cow despite the fact that to the nearest decimal point, nobody cares. (Though halo 3 was an exception to this, as plenty of people did care, and still do.)
The reason sequels are so popular is because people but them. The truth is "innovative" doesn't imply "good". For each crappy sequel there is a crappy original title. They are just not as well publicized as the crappy sequel. When a Major franchise falls short of the mark it's news. When a new game falls short of the mark it's not news. If you really look at the number of game that come out each year you'll find sequel to original ratios have gone up since the Atari days but not that much since the SNES da
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Already got my Xmas orchids. Parkside was having it's annual sale so I had my partner order early so he could save some moola. I got a Cattleya Walkeriana 'alba', Cattleya violacia 'Muse' and another Rhyncholealia glauca. Plus tomorrow is the Manhattan Orchid Society's holiday auction. I know there is a huge Brassavola Little Stars that I will not be out bid on :).
Another batch of Agdia virus test kits -- there is something wonderful about peace of mind -- and a small orchid order. I have lists of three or four plants from each of the three or four dealers I buy from during the winter because of their wonderful packaging and heat packs. Now to choose which dealer's list will be mine, while waiting for the holidays to be over.
Darn, it's cold this morning! Thankful for no wind.
My wishful thinking list includes room for more orchids and someone to take care of them on demand. :)
CJ - it's cold this morning here too but thankful for winds of only 4 mph. 13F right now, 16 for predicted high, and +2 tonight. LOL Couldn't resist.
Up here, once predicted temps get to around 5F or below, weather folks put plus and minus signs on them - so no one will get confused? 'Cause their brains are frozen?
Cj, you're gonna have to expand upon your post and tell us the orchids you're ordering so that we can drool.
Whitecat8, robots! soon there will be robots that we can program to water and fertlize. Actually if robots can cook and clean, I'd have more time to water and fertilize.
Elvis, nothing picks up my energy level like getting new orchids! not even coffee.
Smwboxer, good luck at the auction! Don't forget to post picks of your winnings!
My Xmas gift to myself is 2 Catts. 1 catt because I've had a stressful year (went back to school after being out of school for 10+ yrs). And another catt to make me feel better about the results I'm going to get from Critter Creek.
WC, it was 27F this morning when I was whining. I expect even lower temps during the winter, but it isn't winter yet ... sigh. Greenhouse heaters were really chugging.
dk, it is really difficult to choose between dealers and plants. It seems I always want only two or three new ones from each, making the shipping kind of wasteful.
1. Oak Hill
Aerangis brachycarpa
Aerangis cryptodon
Angraecum praestans
Gastrochilus fuscopunctatus
Kegeliella atropilosa - had one years ago, this will be a new seedling
Trichoglottis cirrhifera
(first three Angs are just duplicates so they don't count, I try to keep two of each Ang)
Ceratochilus biglandulosus
Angraecum infundibulare
Aerangis macrocentra
3. Andy's
Tuberolabium quisumbingii
Oberonia toppingi
Nakamotoara Newberry Apricot
Dtps Anna-Larati Soekardi 'Lenette #3' x Dtps Anna-Larati Soekardi 'Redlands'
Catyclia Corientes Paye' FCA 'Bartley Schwartz'
5. Hausermann
Rhyn. coelestis - my old plant is dying
Epidendrum nemorale
Phalaenopsis hieroglyphica 'Egyptian Lore' x self
A few other dealers with just one plant or so. I have to pick which I am going to order from. Space in the GH is limited so most are mini sized.
I have a very boring list.
Cattleya intermedia var. orlata 'Crown Fox' plus three seedlings of C. intermedia.
'Crown Fox' maybe/should be 'Crownfox'
Plus 60 orchids, nursery choice to be handed out as Pressies at the local orchid society Christmas Function.
I saw that Dtps. and mini-vanda in C&H latest flier, it's got me thinking about an order also. I used to order quite a few from C&H, but didn't like the small sizes I usually received. I understand they are struggling right now, so maybe another order is appropriate.
Okay, I broke down and placed an order with Andy Phillips. They'll ship it when the weather warms a bit here (it's in the 20Fs at night now).
I ordered:
Jumellea densifoliata -- got one a couple years ago, killed it by moving it away from in front of the fan; seems to like breezy weather and rots otherwise. Andy still had one left.
Oberonia toppingi -- I have really started to enjoy Oberonias. The genus seems to do well here, and many are miniature to small plants.
Schoenorchis juncifolia -- this was a case of snooze/lose. I kept putting off ordering, and then it was no longer in the catalog. But Andy and Harry to the rescue! They still had one.
Platycerium madagascariensis -- okay, not an orchid. But I do grow a few of the rarer staghorn fern species which often look nothing like the common species sold at Lowe's.
Here is a link that might be useful: Platycerium madagascariense
Got my plants from Andy's midday. Wonderful, as always! The Schoenorchis juncifolia was not only a huge specimen plant (the stick -- well, limb -- was over 2' tall), and there were still a few leads blooming. The little Oberonia toppingi (the stick is 3" tall) has a spike starting. The multi-lead mounted Jumellea densifoliata doesn't appear to have bloomed yet. The staghorn of course only sets spores.
And you are absolutely right, dk, I LOVE to shop for orchids.
CJ - 27F in FL - whine on, girl! :) At least up here, we expect those temps and can deal with them.
Put me on the list for loving the orchid "hunt." You get look at as many orchid pix as you want, check out as many vendors as you like, (for me, anyway) check w/ vendors about details of growing conditions, email some for those orchids they don't list online, place the order, wait for the package, open it... I love the entire experience.
Keep your eye on Ebay. Around Xmas, both before and after, bidding is notoriously weak. Some vendors put stuff out at ridiculous low prices. I bid on some of these without having any intention of incrersing the price. If you know what you want and where to find it on Ebay, this is the best time of the year to attewmpt to get it.
Not so bad, WC. We usually get a few nights in the teens every year, and we expect it -- we have big furnaces and insulated windows, etc. But the average winter night is around 40F unless a cold front comes in.
Truly wish I had a few violacea keikis to put under your Christmas tree, terp. In fact, I wish I had one under MY Christmas tree. I keep putting off buying a coerulea hoping to find one of exceptional color. But since there is no way I can actually do that by mail order, I guess one day I will face reality and just buy one and hope. Personally, I think the albas are gorgeous also.
If you want a violacea coerulea, contact H.P. and Katherine Norton at Orchidview. They offer unbloomed (large)seedlings for $35. All of them are from their blue program and they are dark.
I got this one from them five years ago - violacea 'Blue Genes' x 'Indigo Blue'
Terp I think Norman and Big Leaf have the other two violaceas you are interested in.
Thank you, Brooke! That one is absolutely stunning. Now to massage the piggy bank.
Aw, thanks CJ. What about a flask from OrchidView? You're never gonna get true blue, might as well get a flask and see what comes out! His blue breeding has come a long way!
Brooke, I've been coveting their blue breeding program for a couple years now. Any coerulean violacea will definitely come from them, when I do get it. I have a horrible history with bellina, but the one violacea I grew once upon a time was indestructible. I got the violacea bug again recently, and bought a Phal Samera (from blue breeding, but didn't come out blue) and a Phal violacea alba at our orchid show this past october, both in spike. If I can keep these alive and rebloom them come this fall, not only will I finally get over the very strong buyer's remorse at spending $60 on these a piece, but I will without a doubt become a wild and crazy violacea collector, quite possibly forgoing the rest of my orchid collection for them (unless I can finally succeed with long petaled multifloral paphs, in which case I can make room.)
I got a compot of the Norton's Phal. Samera coerulea and they all came out darker than a normal violacea x bellina. The regular type carries the magenta markings and the coerulea have a "hint" of blue. Here is one of my Samera coerulea When making this cross they used one of their blue violacea but a bellina coerulea is much lighter. Doing some sib crosses or 1/2 bro/sis could produce a much darker pattern.
Your Samera and alba will bloom next summer, not in the fall. You should also get more spikes as the warmer temps set in. If you can grow a violacea you can grow a bellina right next to it. Neither will appreciate being left on your balcony in 40 degree weather :>)
Brooke both those plants are just adorable!
Lol! No more balcony! I bought a house last may. Now it's my front porch They are much more exposed to the elements than they were on that balcony so I'm a little more gentle with them. Things definitely came in earlier this year! And I made sure the Samera and violacea came in when the temps got below 70f at night.
You know, people have been saying that to me for years: bellina and violacea need the exact same culture and have equal ease (or lack thereof) of culture. but i always, without fail, have killed bellina. My violacea, I'd dehydrate the thing, overwater, keep it in next to no light, or otherwise abuse the hell it and it would reward me with 5 new spikes a month. So Im not convinced :)
I actually did mean fall in this case. I know they rebloom in the summer, they just have until the fall to impress me :)
I assumed you were giving your vio decent culture :>)
Both of these species do grow in reduced light - 800 fc is more than ample for them.
Five new spikes a month? Maybe I need culture tips from you since two new ones a year is the best I can do.
nope, no decent culture for that poor thing, but it kept going. I was in college, so it was passing between home where nobody watered it, and college where it had no decent growing area. To make matters worse, it was in a basket rather than a pot.
Ok, maybe that was slight hyperbole :) I was getting maybe 2-3 spikes per year. But it was such a behemoth it probably coulda! It was huge, 14" LS with a basal keiki. Got it as a gift of sorts.


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So, in the heat of fending off my little daughters and trying to get my beer transferred to the secondary, I rinsed the carboy secondary, but forgot to sanitize it! What are my chances of losing this batch? Its pretty high alcohol (ruination all grain clone), but I am worried that I just wasted all that hard work. Whaddya think?
I think it might be a good idea to bottle it up and move on to the next batch. Thats just my opinion though...
All i can say buddy, Is 50/50 chance.
If you cleaned the carboy really well....You have a fairly good chance.
Take a sample in a couple days.. If it tastes good, But you are still worried..You could keg it early...Little settement never killed anybody
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Wish you the best of luck man, Been in your same spot before, Forgot to sanitise a keg once. Got lucky....But i drank it fast
you'll be fine. as long as you cleaned it well I'd say you have a 90% chance of everything being fine
Thanks for the help fellas. I will let it go and see if I get lucky.
I wouldn't worry about it, nor would I rush to bottle. I've done it once before and had no problems...If your secondary was CLEAN, then there's more than likely nothing in it that could do harm. Besides if you waited til fermentation was complete before racking, then you were moving alcohol, so it will be less problematic than if you racked pure wort.
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I wouldn't worry about it either. If there was some junk in the carboy, you probably would have seen it while washing it out briefly and it would have caught your eye and warranted further attention.
It'll probably be fine.
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30 Minutes Hourglass
Earlier this month, my friend Jen gifted me a beautiful 30min hourglass. It's a beauty just to look at, but also oh-so-helpful for someone like me who would like to improve focus. I admit, I get easily distracted by the world around me and the always tempting internet.
I now use the hourglass to implement the idea of the Pomodoro Technique. It works! (It's hard though!)
Struck By A Rainbow
This made me laugh.
(Thanks Bas)
Ship Your Enemies Glitter
Every now and then, I stumble upon a business idea that makes me laugh out loud and nearly spill my coffee, Ship Your Enemies Glitter is one of them. As a parent of crafty little ones, I can fully attest that glitter is the most annoying thing that anyone could spill in your house.
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Stylish Sweeper and Funnel
This sweeper and funnel is a beauty. And yes, it's crazy to spend $70 on something trivial like this, but it would sure make me happy every time I used it.
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Given how cold it is here in NYC, I totally feel this dog's love for being blow dried.
– It was a real pleasure being interviewed by Jess Lively. You can listen to the podcast here.
– We all need a Banana Phone Headset. Right?
– The Best Art Tattoos of All Time
– Recently some folks at the New York Public Library discovered a box containing old reference questions from the 1940s to 1980s. Talk about a Time Before Google!
– Always wondered what a pigeon brain looked like. Glad I learned something today by discovering this anatomical model.
– Beautiful seaside geometric print over on Present & Correct.
– Pretty cool looking height ruler wall chart.
– Pizza Cat. Made me laugh.
– Super slow-motion video of snowballs smashing into faces.
– Sushi Socks.
– Stunningly minimal thermo cups. #want
– It's ok to hate your spouse for 10 minutes a day.
– Did you know? Now Is the Best Time to Renew Your Passport
– Every Gmail user's dealt with this annoyance: You're writing an email, you copy and paste some text from another page, and the text's formatting comes along for the ride. Then everything you type after that is formatted the same. Here's how you can fix that.
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– "Do you know how babies are made?" That moment parents talk to their kids about sex for the first time.
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– Eventbrite in San Francisco is looking to hire a Senior UI Designer.
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A Teen's Take on Social Media
"Facebook is something we all got in middle school because it was cool but now is seen as an awkward family dinner party we can't really leave."
You're a parent or simply interested in how teenagers and young adults use Social Media? Read this post. It's written by Andrew Watts, a 19 year old. Such insights. Fascinating!
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Now you can draw with emojis. My daughter's head will explode when I show her this later tonight.
What TV Show Should I watch Next?
Looking to find a new show on Netflix or Amazon Prime. I enjoyed House of Cards, Scandal, Weeds and The Good Wife. Recommendations anyone?
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I don't own a TV, I watch shows on Netflix or Amazon Prime. I asked my Twitter followers what show I should watch next. OMG! So many answers! Thanks to everyone that responded. I went with Transparent and 'devoured' the first three shows right away.
Skillshare Class with John Maeda
I am most definitely going to take this Skillshare class with John Maeda on Creativity, Design and Leadership.
Elevated Game
My favorite quote from Steve Larosiliere's CreativeMornings talk.
Waterballoon Fight Anyone?
Josh Malone has created Bunch O Balloons, a single-use device that allows you to fill up 37 balloons in roughly 20 seconds. Waterfight!
Stunning macro snowflake photographs by Buffalo based photographer Douglas Levere. (You can buy them as a print!)
'Houshi Ryokan' – A 1300 Year Old Hotel
Houshi Ryokan hotel is the oldest family-run business that is still operating in the world. Really enjoyed this mini documentary on the 1300 year old business, by Fritz Schuman.
A year ago, when traveling through Japan, I stayed at the Hiiragiya Ryokan in Kyoto. Definitely my most memorable hotel experience to date.
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Kissing Your Socks Goodbye, by Penelope Green
A Bigger Boat
With all that I have planned for 2015, I might need a bigger boat, metaphorically speaking, of course. Happy new year to you all. Thanks for reading and taking part in this little (blog) world of mine. Also, happy my birthday to you!
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Seriously thrilled about this TechCrunch feature on my temporary tattoo company Tattly.
Pizza Slice Sleeping Bag
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Balances remaining on auto loans have risen by about a third since April 2011, reaching an all-time high of $924.2 billion in August, according to credit reporting bureau Equifax. The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau said in September that it is taking steps to oversee auto lenders that have previously been less regulated, and companies like GM Financial...
Mike Jackson, AutoNation chairman & CEO, weighs in on the role of sub-prime auto loans in the marketplace.
A DC Federal Judge dismissed investor lawsuits related to Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac profits. CNBC's Kate Kelly says the ruling is a major potential blow to smart money involved.
Some investors are warning a wave of auto loan defaults could lay ahead, reports CNBC's Kate Kelly.
Investigations into lending practices and concerns about the exits of investors have some warning that trouble could lie ahead.
Subprime lenders are increasingly relying on technology that allows them to track and disable delinquent borrowers' vehicles.
Record-low interest rates will be around for at least a few more months, the Federal Reserve made clear Wednesday. Enjoy easy money while it lasts.
Individuals aged 18-29 are less likely to own a credit card than any other age group, according to a new Bankrate.com study.
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What does a curated mobile experience mean for advertisers who are trying to connect and win share-of-wallet from consumers?
I'm not a big plan-ahead person in my day-to-day, non-work life. I figure if I head out the door with some semblance of what I want to do, things will fall into place. This is a trait my wife finds incredibly endearing. This isn't as much of a problem today, but rewind six years ago and picture me driving around trying to find places I had heard about, then hoping they were open.
Life then was about exploring via friends, neighborhoods, and even printed local weeklies, like the Chicago Reader or LA Weekly. And if, like me, you didn't write things down, you could wander around town for quite a while trying to find places and things.
Now, with smartphones, all of that information exists in the palm of our hands. But, how has that convenience changed the exploring nature in all of us, and how will that continue to evolve over time?
Last year, Chris Anderson and Michael Wolff wrote a piece for Wired Magazine titled "The Web Is Dead. Long Live the Internet." In the article, Chris painted a picture of a day in which a user accessed the Internet only through applications and not through web browsers. This is a distinction that most people don't even realize they are making, but they are doing it because it's easier to have the information delivered to them rather than going out to find the content. With smartphone penetration in the U.S. now at 43 percent, per a Nielsen Q3 2011 mobile survey, these habits will only continue to increase.
So now we explore the world around us through applications on our phones, but are we really only exploring a portion of the world available to us?
Eli Pariser gave a brilliant TED talk about how web companies are only showing us what they think we want to see, through algorithmic curation sites, like Facebook and Google, that are filtering the web and serving to us what they think is important based on our behaviors. He calls these "filter bubbles" and argues that this will ultimately be bad for democracy and for us.
While I agree this is bad for browsing and consuming information on a tablet, laptop, or desktop, I would argue that this algorithmic curation in the mobile space makes our lives easier, and isn't easier what we want out of our mobile devices?
I live three miles from my office and, if you factor every side street into a potential route, there could be 100 different ways for me to get to the office. However, my phone's GPS gives me one, maybe two choices, and does it really matter that the other routes exist? I said I wanted to get from point A to point B, and it gave me a great way to accomplish this. If I ask Siri to find a pizza place near where I am, aren't three choices enough?
Or, if I make dinner plans based on a Scoutmob offer near me, isn't that OK? After all, this restaurant was digitally savvy enough to lure me and is making the effort to be digitally progressive.
But what does a curated mobile experience mean for advertisers who are trying to connect and win share-of-wallet from consumers? Because consumers are engaging across myriad of applications, it's important that advertisers are also creating experiences across the following:
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What's the Deal with Interstellar's Idea That Corn and Okra Are the Only Crops Left in the Future? Let's Ask a Scientist.
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Interstellar, the new movie from Christopher Nolan, comes out today, and as a lover of sci-fi epics, I've been looking forward to it for some time. But as a food writer the basic premise made me do a double take. In the near future the world's soil, through blight or exhaustion, has stopped supporting all food crops except for corn and okra.
Is there any basis to this premise? A far-fetched yet theoretically possible superbug? And, if there was some massive worldwide die-off of crops, would corn and okra really be the last crops standing? If not, what will we be eating as our spaceships lift off for the the Kuiper Belt? I decided to ask a scientist and find out.
Is It Truly Impossible to Break an Egg in Your Hand?
Putting Tips to the Test in the Kitchen
When I first heard that it was impossible to break an upright egg in your hand, my boyfriend and I stood over our kitchen sink and tried for about 10 minutes with no luck. We tried cracking am egg in a vertical position, and we also tried cracking an egg on its side just to compare. Nothing seemed to work. How can it be so easy to crack an egg on any kitchen countertop, but then the pressure from your hand not make the slightest difference?
So, I put this theory to the test one more time. Here's what happened.
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While we may think a lot about what coffee we buy and how we brew it, most of us are pretty disconnected from the coffee production process. Coffee has become such an everyday item that we forget to even think about where it comes from and how it came to be, but in fact, the quality of a coffee is even more important than what you do with it when it finally reaches your kitchen.
Today we're going to take a look at coffee production, and how it goes from seed to cup.
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Food Myth Debunked: MSG Isn't Actually Bad for You
Food News
Are one of the many people who go out of your way to avoid monosodium glutamate a.k.a. MSG? Turns out, not only is it nearly impossible to avoid, but it also is completely safe to eat.
A new video by the American Chemical Society is attempting to dispel the MSG myth and explain where our misconceptions originated.
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The trick shot master is back @brian_pete_ @EasyMcClellan pic.twitter.com/qViBGk3vYO— Kyle Wiltjer (@kwiltj) February 16, 2015
We are writing to you to voice our collective concern regarding Vegas-style casino gaming recently introduced at off-reservation locations such as Post Falls, Boise and Idaho Falls under the pretense of wagering on historical horse races. This new form of casino gaming, called Instant Racing, has been determined in several states to be nothing more than illegal video slot machines attempting to pass as horse racing. If Instant Racing is not stopped, we could see these installed in one location in every county in the state.In particular, the signatories of the letter worry the machines could "directly harm" the Couer d'Alene Tribe, who are allowed to use slot machines, and Idaho's other Indian tribes.
We believe it is your duty to uphold the Idaho State Constitution and take immediate action to stop illegal activity occurring in the State. We encourage you to take a thorough look at these new machines and stop these Instant Racing Machines before they spread to every county.
Still the decision to throw in this situation was confounding to the point of feeling somehow diabolical. And, of course, there are some conspiracy theories floating around that the Seahawks needed Russell Wilson to throw the winning pass and be the hero, rather than Lynch. It's mostly nonsense, but can you imagine Roger Goodell (who was roundly booed when he took the stage) presenting the MVP trophy to Beast Mode?
The thing about the INT is Seattle got what it wanted with play-call. Unbelievable break on the ball by Butler. pic.twitter.com/zNEfTn8NfZ— Sheil Kapadia (@SheilKapadia) February 2, 2015
She's back!
Spokane's own Julianna Pena — the fiery mixed martial artist who's become a fan favorite since landing a contract in 2013 with the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) as champion of its 18th consecutive The Ultimate Fighter competition series — is getting back into the cage this spring.
The classically beautiful and deeply motivated athlete hasn't been able to compete since that November 2013 victory. Pena sustained a devastating knee injury one year ago while training at her Spokane gym, Sikjitsu, and initial predictions were that she might never return to the sport. Those sentiments, however, only made the relentlessly determined Pena — one of a small percentage of women in a sport dominated by male athletes and fans — push herself even harder to make a full recovery and return.
And just yesterday, the UFC announced Pena is indeed scheduled to return to the ring on April 4, against a recent UFC newcomer, Russian fighter Milana Dudieva. What's remarkable about that matchup, however, is that Dudieva most recently fought Pena's teammate and training partner, Elizabeth Phillips, at a hotly contested matchup in Macau, China, last summer. (Read our feature on Phillips and Pena written just before that event.)
I'm crying tears of blood that I can't be there... I love Z Nation <3
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