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Ryan and Turner still stars
Matt Ryan, Michael Turner and the Falcons are set for more big things
Funny how much things can change in a year.
It wasn't long ago that the Falcons were a franchise saddled with a black mark, facing an uncertain future. Michael Vick had been suspended and imprisoned entering 2007, and new coach and savior Bobby Petrino, robbed of his most valuable offensive weapon, resigned his post late that year. The Falcons finished the season 4-12, and while that didn't represent the worst record in franchise history, most people would have told you there might not have been a lower point in the team's first 42 years.
So, coming off such a surprisingly successful year, what can the Falcons possibly do for an encore? While some might fear the team will fall back to earth -- something that might manifest itself more in the team's record than in individuals' performances -- the seeds are here for a repeat or perhaps even an improvement. Atlanta continued to bolster its offense during the offseason, acquiring future Hall of Fame tight end Tony Gonzalez, and made a few key additions on draft day to its defense, a key weakness in 2008, by selecting defensive tackle Peria Jerry and safety William Moore.
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Key position battles: Although Roddy White almost assuredly will occupy the role of Matt Ryan's most trusted receiving target, with new arrival Tony Gonzalez as Ryan's next most preferred option, the battle for the starting split-end role will be one to watch, at least for sleeper-seekers. Michael Jenkins locked down that spot admirably in 2008, setting career highs with 50 receptions and 777 receiving yards, but sophomore Harry Douglas, who caught 23 passes as a rookie, five of which went for 20-plus yards, surely will provide healthy competition. Whichever of the two emerges as the clear starter -- if that's a clear preseason decision -- might warrant some matchups potential even in a more limited role.
Fitting in: The Falcons' trade for Tony Gonzalez represented not only one of the more significant moves of the offseason, but also one of the more surprising ones. A Kansas City Chief for his entire career up until the trade, the 12-year veteran brings with him a résumé that includes 10 Pro Bowl selections and a string of nine finishes in the top three in fantasy points at his position in those 10 years. Gonzalez gives the Falcons their first elite receiving threat at tight end since Alge Crumpler, and while his role on the team might be somewhat diminished due to Atlanta's power running game featuring Michael Turner and Jerious Norwood, he almost assuredly will remain one of the game's better choices at the position. Still, it's hard to imagine him as the 1,000-yard, 10-touchdown threat he was at his peak, accounting for Atlanta's multitude of offensive weapons.
On the line: The offensive line was a particular strength of the Falcons in 2008; they ranked fifth in the league with only 17 sacks allowed and paved enough running lanes for the team to average 4.4 yards per carry, seventh in the NFL. Atlanta returns largely the same cast in 2009, including tackles Sam Baker and Tyson Clabo, guards Justin Blalock and Harvey Dahl, and center Todd McClure. It's a unit somewhat more known for its pass protection than run blocking, but any O-line that can keep a player like Michael Turner healthy for 376 regular-season plus 18 playoff carries has to be skilled at the latter, too. Depth is the main worry; an injury or two to any of the starters might expose the team and result in lackluster numbers for the team's key offensive players.
The bottom line
Needless to say, the Falcons' chances at a repeat appearance in the playoffs rest mostly on the right arm of Matt Ryan, the cornerstone of the franchise. With a year's experience under his belt and another veteran pass-catcher at his disposal, the sophomore quarterback has a legitimate chance at a huge breakout campaign. Still, it'll be interesting to see how Ryan responds to his first taste of playoff failure and defenses perhaps more prepared to challenge him now that they have had a year to study his game film. History is on Ryan's side; two of the past three quarterbacks picked in the top five of the draft who had comparably memorable rookie campaigns went on to even better things as sophomores. Their names? Peyton Manning and Carson Palmer, two fantasy staples. And the third, Vince Young, is hardly a passer in the Ryan mold.
The running back position is another spot to watch. Michael Turner might not ideally fit as a player in serious jeopardy from the "curse of 370," but his fantasy chances would be helped tremendously by a productive season from his backup, Jerious Norwood. With training camp on the horizon, the Falcons have stressed -- as they seem to every summer -- that they intend to involve Norwood more in the offense. That probably won't mean Norwood warrants much more than handcuff status for fantasy, but it'll be worth tracking his usage in the preseason. Even his ability to take some of the pressure off Turner, keeping the star somewhere closer to the 325-carry range, might go a long way toward keeping Turner productive enough to again rank among the game's elite.
You get the idea: Less quantity might mean more quality.
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Help picking out banquette fabric
We have a mostly white kitchen (BM Chantilly Lace on cabinets), so we wanted color in the banquette cushions. The island has a gray stain that is a greenish-gray with a Calacutta marble top and the backsplash tiles will be a "light sage yellow-green to gray-green" (looks almost taupe to me IRL).
We've narrowed it down to three choices:
Here's a shot with the drum chandelier, which could affect your opinion. Also, we are going with a dark brown ("rustic mahogany") circular table (not this one, but similar in color)
A shot of the other end of the kitchen to give you an idea of the style of the kitchen:
I like the one on the right, with the blue background. The one on the left is a little too "folk art" for your kitchen. The pretty one in the middle is my very close next choice; it looks pretty with the table and echoes the circles in that wonderful light, but I think the blue one flows with the rest of the kitchen, and it won't show spills as readily as the white background.
Although, if it were a daytime photo, I might choose the middle one. Can you take a daylight shot?
BTW, what is the drawer to the left of the range?
I like the one on the left the best. I think the design is more "finished" than the other ones, which I think would fit your space better; maybe because the others have such prominent flowers and the flower edges are "pouffy" (probably wrong word; I hope I'm making sense!). Plus, there are more colors in the one on the left, which would give you more freedom to change other accessory colors without competing with the cushions. Hope that helps!
I like the blue one the best - it adds color and the tone of the blue looks like it would go with the gray backsplash. The other ones are a bit folksy and I would worry that the white background of the fabric wouldn't match the white of the cabinets.
Very pretty kitchen - love the light fixtures and your counters. Would love to see more of your kitchen.
My question, Are those roosters on the canisters on the counters? Though I can't see them very well in the picture, they don't seem to go with the fabrics you chose, neither in color or style. That said, I personally prefer the one on the right with the blue background but I'm drawn to bold colors with your cool kitchen. Second choice would be the middle one. I really like that one also, but not sure about the white background. Do you have kids? I ask b/c in my family, I would worry about staining or discoloration though that may not be of any concern for you. Where is the banquette in relation to the kitchen space and what color will be on your walls?
Please share more about your lovely new kitchen!
fourkids - Ignore the canisters - they are from our old kitchen and we haven't bought new ones yet. We do have two children 10 and 12, so all the fabrics are Sunbrella-esque (treated indoor/outdoor fabric but not actually Sunbrella brand - they didn't have any florals and colors that we liked). The banquette is on the end of a corner of a 14.25' x 21' kitchen about 52" away from the long run of cabinets (with the sink). We have BM Genesis White on the walls, which is a very pale blue/gray . Most of the kitchen is covered with cabinets, so there is actually very little painted wallspace.
All three of them are pretty but I am leaning toward the bold blue on the right. I love the color contrast with the white banquet & the dark wood table. It also compliments your backsplash & it matches your teapot. My close second choice is the middle one. I like that one with your drum shade chandelier.
Your kitchen is beautiful. The Calacatta is gorgeous & I still love the pendants.
I just noticed your pretty blue teapot-love the pop of color on the stove! I just touched one of the photos on my iPad to enlarge it so I cold see the fabrics better, and ended up in your photo album and saw the photo taken from the opposite side of your kitchen, showing a great view of where your banquet is. Love all the windows! I think I'm going to stick with my first choice of the one on the right. It has some gray in it that the others don't have which ties into the marble and other grays you have/will have with the paint and backsplash. Will you have just pillows as shown or is there a bottom seat cushion too? Great idea using a sunbrella-type fabric. I'm trying to find something in that type of fabric for my dining room chairs. Where did you find your fabrics?
Can't wait to see your finished kitchen!
This post was edited by fourkids4us on Sun, Nov 3, 13 at 0:25
You have a beautiful kitchen and I'm looking forward to seeing your banquette because I'm considering putting one in my kitchen. I can't tell from the photo - is the base made of wood and painted to match the cabinets?
I vote for the blue on the right. The color looks good with the darker stain on the table and is a nice contrast to the white cabinets.
I like the blue one best. I like the richness and the warmth of the colors. I can't like the middle one because it screams pink to me and I really don't like pink. I do love that one's design softness though, so despite its coloration it would be my second choice.
Funny what I think KBSpider referred to as more finished in the first fabric is what I dislike about it. I find the edges of the design too sharp and hard.
BTW can you please post the details of your chandelier- I am in the market and I think I am in love!
My favorite pattern is the middle one, but not pink. I don't care for the tropical feel of the blue one in your traditional kitchen. The left one reminds me of Pennsylvania Dutch folk art.
I looked through all your photos. There's a lot going on, so I'd look for a quieter pattern.
fourkids - the swatches are from Calico Corners.
juddgirl - the base is custom made with the cabinets, so they are all the same color and design.
localeater - the drum chandy is from Horchow. It's made of smoky capiz and I am in love with it. It's so pretty unlit during the daytime - the natural mother of pearl just glows. Here's a shot of it during the daytime, although the photo doesn't truly capture its beauty::
They are both adorable, but I'm still voting for the blue. While it is garden-y, it also has elements that go with the formal elements in the kitchen.
Can I borrow the pink one for my screened porch? It really is pretty, but it's more cute-casual to me.
Thanks for the pic of the utensil drawer. Looks like you can get more in that drawer, and more accessible, than a normal drawer, cabinet, or canister. Nice!
TY Martha- I just ordered it- I can't believe I committed to a light. Of course it is on back-order until January and if when it comes it doesn't work I can always return it. I have been looking at DR lights for so long and this one was the right size, right finish and my DH and both DS liked it.
Thank you ever so much. If I hadn't seen it illuminated in your posting I wouldn't have fallen in love.
Martha, may flowers got me thinking. Have you considered doing a neutral fabric & adding pillows for a punch of color. It could be a better long term choice as you could easily change the pillows. You would then also have the option to change pillows like you change placemats, tablecloths & dishes for seasons & holidays. You might even find pretty accent pillows at Pottery Barn, etc.
Your light fixtures, glass door style & calacatta (and backsplash) have added an element of elegance to your kitchen. These fabrics are beautiful but I wonder is you should consider something that blends better with both the elegant features & the more casual features of your island finish, table & chairs. I couldn't find a picture on Houzz that perfectly suits your kitchen, but I did find some nice pics of banquettes with neutral fabrics, both light & dark with pretty accent pillows. I don't have "designer vision", just throwing out another idea. I saved some pics if you want me to post them. Ignore me if I am off base, I won't be offended.
I agree with romy about the fabric conflicting with the elegance of the rooms. So many things are calling for attention, and at some point you have to pull back. I think the turquoise and orange is too bright and bold, and I can't see the relationship to the other room elements. I guess they are the "fun pop of color" people like to put in quiet rooms, but you do have ornate elements already. Maybe you could put together a mood board using that fabric.
I don't know that you'd want loose pillows--some people have pointed out that they get in the way.
Romy and may_flowers - we considered a neutral fabric and that certainly would be the safe option. DH and I feel that the kitchen is so overwhelmingly white (which it may not seem in photos, but we are still waiting on DW and fridge panels which will add to the whiteness) and needs color. Pillows can have the same effect, but pillows will most likely get thrown into another room since it will get into the way of day-to-day eating. We do plan to get pillows, but solids and/or simpler and understated prints. We want a zippered cover, so no permanent cushions to worry about being married to. I guess we're afraid of being too safe and circumspect with this banquette. Everything else is pretty safe and neutral in this kitchen.
That said, all options are still on the table. So Romy - feel free to post away some pretty options! I'd love to see them!
This post was edited by marthastoo on Sun, Nov 3, 13 at 15:08
This is a nook versus a banquette but the fabrics are more elegant, more subdued, but still have color. I was recently on the hunt for a fabric for a laundry room bench cushion that my dogs sit on. I was limiting my search to Sunbrella type fabrics because of the durability. One of the sales ladies pointed out to me that the the 15 year old cushion I was replacing was not a Sunbrella fabric, but a durable fabric that was protected with a factory applied scotchguard type product. Muddy feet, upset tummies, etc. and the cushion still looks great. You could also do a heavy duty type fabric on the seat (spills more likely) and a less durable pretty fabric on the upper cushion.
Of the fabrics you posted, I like the blue the best, but I think there are better options out there. Like some of the other posters, I found the style of the fabrics to be a bit at odds with the overall style of the kitchen. The kitchen is very elegant and refined; the fabrics are great but read too casual for the space.
I looked for fabrics that have color but are a bit more traditional, with less internal contrast. The pic shows a few fabrics I liked along side your kitchen. The ones on the bottom are Sunbrella; the rest are indoor/outdoor fabrics I found on buyfabrics.com.
This post was edited by cawaps on Mon, Nov 4, 13 at 10:49
Of the 2 choices, I like the blue better, but I agree with some of the others that the mood of the fabric doesn't go with the elegance of your kitchen. I also wonder where the color comes from as they don't seem to associate with the lovely palette in your kitchen. I think you can add color without going quite so OTT.
For example, this stripe is indoor/outdoor, from calico corners, has the turquoise, and yet pulls colors from the rest of the kitchen so it looks more like it belongs.
Fabric on a banquette is obscured by the table, so a peek of something interesting is, well, intriguing and inviting. I don't want to confuse "elegant" with "formal", and I think the fabric is lovely and its shapes pick up the curves of the island brackets, and the garden trellis look of the glass-door cabinets.
What will the chairs look like? Will they be upholstered on the backs?
OTH, 2littlefishes' banquette is an all-time favorite :)
out of the three you picked, i like the blue...
that being said, i do agree with other posters that you need a fabric a bit more refined and formal...
i would definitelly do a dark background to make it pop... you have enough white in your kitchen, you need some color...
of the ones cawaps posted, i like the 1st and 3rd on the right... the 1st on right i like the pattern but would probably do a different color if possible and the 3rd on the right i like as is...
personally, i would not do flowers or stripes, everyone has that....go for a pattern if possible...
Marthastoo, can you post a picture of your kitchen from the range end of your kitchen looking at the banquette area? it looks like you have beautiful windows behind the banquette area & some cabinetry next to it? I love your light fixture above the banquette. It really goes well with your other light fixtures.
That utensil drawer is great. Is that something that can be added to a drawer after cabinet construction is complete?
Romy - thank you so much for taking the time to post pics. I have seen many of those since I have been looking for photos of banquettes. TBH, I haven't seen many examples of bold, vibrant colors/prints and that may be a function of people shying away from that look. DH and I still like the idea of brighter/polychromatic print, but we just really need to think this out with swatches in the room. So much for getting the banquette done for Christmas! I'm at work now, but I can get a photo later today of the banquette area. We are still waiting for a lot of trim work to be finished, but you'll get the idea. I had my cabinet maker make the utensil drawer based on a few photos I had seen on Houzz. ::wub:: I'm not sure if it can be retrofitted for the canisters since you need enough clearance for the tops of the utensils.
cawaps - thank you for taking the time to mock up a mood board. DH are doing all the design ourselves w/o KD or any designer (we are doing almost a whole house remodel) and while I like to think everything has been well thought out, that obviously hasn't happened consistently!
bpathome - the other chairs will be PB Napolean chairs in chestnut stain, which is wood and has an open design in the back. We may put cushions on later - not sure now.
kitchendetective - the kitchen has a 5' opening to the family room, which we are still renovating. It's painted BM Cameo White, a creamy white that reads almost beigey-peach in some lights with BM Decorator's White trim. The family room furniture is very nuetral with a beigey sofa and love seat, sage green velvet chairs and cream and brown rug. We have red and white oak mixed floor in a Provincial stain. Interpretation: very bland and neutral.
This post was edited by marthastoo on Mon, Nov 4, 13 at 12:18
Romy, if you click on one of the photos above, it will open her album and there you can scroll through - there is one of the view you asked for showing the huge windows surrounding her banquette. I clicked on one of the photos accidentally and discovered the album has a picture which gives a vantage point from the range end of the kitchen.
Marthastoo, you & DH have done a beautiful job designing your kitchen. I hope all my elements work as well together as yours have. I saw your sunny banquette area on the photo link fourkids4us pointed out. What a great space. Whatever you choose is going to be beautiful.
I'm at a loss to figure out a light fixture to go over my kitchen table that will work with my island pendants. Your light fixture choices are perfect. I'll be asking for your help once my pendants are hung.
Here's a view of the banquette wall. The cookbooks will stay and already add much needed color to the room. The table will be circular (this table is too high and is getting returned) and the chairs will match the dark stain. The white office chair will stay.
The windows aren't as sunny as one would assume. There is a 4' overhang on the back of the house (see rain chain) and our property is heavily wooded. The only real sunlight comes in on the left east-facing window in the morning. This is also the main reason why we went so overwhelmingly white in our choice because of the darkness of the room.
Your kitchen is beautiful so far! Your marble is stunning and your light fixtures are beautiful.
What is your perimeter counter material?
I do really like the blue fabric and I think it would look great, though as I always say I am no expert here and am always one looking for advice and don't think Im the best at giving it!
I also like the 3rd down on left side that cawaps posted. My eye was instantly drawn to it, the brown background is a nice contrast to the white and ties into the island cabinetry and table, and the contrasting light & dark blues, gold, cream colors on the fabric are pretty and seem to tie in to accent colors I assume you like ...aqua tea kettle & aqua fabrics.
Good luck with another tough choice!
I too like the one homebuyer mentions, if you want a bolder print. When I compare cawaps samples to the turquoise and orange, it reads even more tropical to me. I am even seeing fish shapes in it now. I can easily see it poolside in Florida on a couple of lounge chairs.
We also have a very white neutral-color kitchen with banquette. We used a Knoll neutral gray fabric for the banquette but then added color and variety in the pillows. We figured we would swap out pillow covers more often than the actual banquette cushion.

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"Cyberchase" Miniseries Coming in July
PBS Kids will broadcast "Hacker's Transformatron," a four-episode Cyberchase miniseries, beginning July 25, the network says. The story will feature Tony Hawk playing slider's long-lost father, Coop. In addition, Cyberchase will launch new interactive games in July at its website. [Source: Business Wire]
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VIDEO: Matchett goes behind-the-scenes at Caterham
Nov 16, 2013, 6:00 PM EDT
On Friday ahead of the United States Grand Prix, NBCSN's Steve Matchett was given a chance to take a look around Caterham's garage to give some insight into the workings of a V8 F1 engine – which is entering its penultimate race before the change to turbcharged V6s – and the chassis of a Formula One car.
Montoya's evolution evident after statement victory in St. Pete
Mar 29, 2015, 8:40 PM EDT
The year-on-year evolution of JPM showcases a driver still getting even better.
Jeans and Ice Cream: Will Power's brother live tweets IndyCar season opener
Mar 29, 2015, 8:15 PM EDT
Will Power's brother brings the jokes while live tweeting Grand Prix of St. Petersburg.
Power dominates another St. Pete race from pole, but reflective post-race
Mar 29, 2015, 7:53 PM EDT
Close but no cigar, but still a very good day for Will Power in the IndyCar opener at St. Petersburg.
IndyCar: Tony Kanaan breaks up Penske's quartet with third place finish
Mar 29, 2015, 7:27 PM EDT
Tony Kanaan earns second podium in a row while thwarting potential sweep by Penske.
Montoya ekes out win in St. Petersburg season opener
Mar 29, 2015, 5:57 PM EDT
Juan Pablo Montoya emerges up front after beating teammate Will Power on pit stops, and then holds off a final challenge.
Will Power, debris dominate halfway through Grand Prix of St. Petersburg
Mar 29, 2015, 5:14 PM EDT
Will Power led a caution filled Grand Prix of St. Petersburg after 55 laps.
Indy Lights: Ed Jones doubles up in St. Petersburg
Mar 29, 2015, 2:23 PM EDT
Ed Jones wins again in St. Petersburg, to complete an Indy Lights weekend sweep.
What to watch for: IndyCar at St. Petersburg
Mar 29, 2015, 2:00 PM EDT
IndyCar is racing today, at long last. Here's what to watch for.
Malaysian Grand Prix signs three-year contract extension
Mar 29, 2015, 1:00 PM EDT
F1 will continue to visit the Sepang International Circuit until 2018 after a deal was signed on Sunday.
Rahal leads St. Petersburg afternoon warmup
Mar 29, 2015, 12:52 PM EDT
Graham Rahal breaks up the Penske juggernaut and leads IndyCar warmup at St. Petersburg.
Perez, Hulkenberg and Maldonado hit with penalty points
Mar 29, 2015, 11:00 AM EDT
All three drivers sanctioned by the stewards for misdemeanors in today's race.
Ricciardo felt helpless en route to P10 finish in Malaysia
Mar 29, 2015, 10:00 AM EDT
Red Bull endures a miserable day in Malaysia, scoring just three points in total.
Manor thrilled as Roberto Merhi finishes Malaysian GP
Mar 29, 2015, 9:00 AM EDT
Simply finishing the race must go down as an incredible achievement for Manor.
Confusion and strategy error costs Hamilton shot at race win (VIDEO)
Mar 29, 2015, 8:00 AM EDT
Did a mistake in Q1 on Saturday cost Lewis Hamilton a chance to win the Malaysian Grand Prix?
Verstappen becomes youngest points scorer in F1 history
Mar 29, 2015, 7:15 AM EDT
Breaking the record by over two years, Max Verstappen cemented his place in the F1 history books in Malaysia on Sunday.
Arrivabene: Ferrari is back, but must keep focused (VIDEO)
Mar 29, 2015, 6:30 AM EDT
Ferrari team principal oversees his first victory since taking the helm at Maranello.
Rosberg tells Ferrari "game on!" after Vettel's Malaysia win (VIDEO)
Mar 29, 2015, 5:56 AM EDT
German driver didn't expect his challenge to Ferrari in Australia to be taken up so quickly.
Hamilton: Ferrari simply too fast for Mercedes in Malaysia
Mar 29, 2015, 5:36 AM EDT
British driver humble in defeat after losing out to Vettel and Ferrari in Malaysia.
Emotional Vettel revels in first victory for Ferrari
Mar 29, 2015, 5:19 AM EDT
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3. Fracture (2007)
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11. Obsessed (2002)
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12. Death Sentence (1972)
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13. Lured Innocence (1999)
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14. Matter of Trust (1997)
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24. Beyond a Reasonable Doubt (1956)
directed by Fritz Lang
featuring Dana Andrews, Joan Fontaine, Sidney Blackmer, Sr., Barbara Nichols, Philip Bourneuf, Shepperd Strudwick
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directed by Martin Ritt
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BSC Bemidji, MN
Hello again all! For the month of October the Bemidji, MN BSC will be having two meeting dates. Tuesday the 13th at 6:00pm will be an open workshop where you can bring a project of your choosing to work on. Friday the 30th at 6:00pm we will be walking through making a full bust adjustment to a store bought blouse/shirt pattern. You are welcome to bring your own pattern for a blouse/shirt but if you do not have one just let me know and I can provide a pattern. If there are any newcomers interested in coming please send an email to email@example.com and I will provide directions.
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After a too long holiday hiatus the Bemidji Burda Style Sewing club is back in swing! For February we will be meeting on the 26th at 6:00PM. We will be making Moccasin type slipper based on this tutorial http://paleoplanet69529.yuku.com/topic/14813/t/Moccasins-101-How-to-make-one-piece-moccasins.html. The "kicker" is instead of using leather we will be making them from recycled articles of clothing ie.) old sweater, coat, denim, etc. Although anyone wanting to use leather is free to do so as well. Email me at firstname.lastname@example.com if you have any questions, need directions, etc. Hope to see you there!
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What to do when you are mistreated as an African immigrant in Europe?Hip hop artist K-Nel presents reports about migrants all over Europe who fight for their rights and try to improve their living conditions.
Sissoko Azoumane from Mali is the spokesman for a protest movement in Paris, that fights for papers for the undocumented migrants who have been living in France for years, contributing to the French economy. But a new law has eroded all of their hopes for papers.
Sorious Samura checks out how some migrants even clone identities in order to try to get a job.
Wahabou from Senegal survived a devastating fire that killed 20 people in an apartment where migrants were housed, and decides to do something about fire safety in Parisian buildings.
In Brescia, Italy, Africans unite to improve housing conditions when they get evicted as a result of anti-immigration sentiments.
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Tens of thousands of people filled the streets of Yangon on Monday, desperate for a glimpse of something no one had ever seen in their country before: a president of the United States. "O-bam-a!" the crowds chanted, waving and holding signs. President Obama drew more crowds when he visited famed opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi outside her manicured lakeside estate, where she spent 15 years under house arrest before being elected to Parliament. The two leaders greeted each other like old friends before retreating into her home for a brief talk as onlookers shouted "Freedom!" outside her gates. Obama and Suu Kyi emerged a short time later to address a throng of international media camped out on her lawn. In his conversation with President Thein Sein, Obama referred to the nation as Myanmar, even though Suu Kyi and her supporters prefer Burma, the name used before the military takeover.


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With such a rich cultural past, there's no shortage of things to do in Istanbul. If you have very limited time in the city, you should concentrate on the historic district and put Topkapi Palace and the Hagia Sophia at the top of your list. If you have a little more time, visit the nearby museums. The Istanbul Archeology Museum is easily accessed through the Topkapi Palace or Gulhane Park. This museum, located in the Eminönü district, is actually a group of three museums, the Archaeology Museum (Arkeoloji Müzesi), the Museum of the Ancient Orient (EskiŞark Eserler Müzesi), and the Tiled Kiosk (ÇiniliKöşk). The Archaeology museum houses sarcophaguses and mummies from the ancient Turkish Empire. It also has a children's museum where the most popular attraction is a life-size rendition of the mythical Trojan horse.
No travel to Istanbul would be complete without heading over to the city's world-renowned markets, filled with extraordinary tapestries, beautiful ceramic tiles, and unparalleled and colorful fabrics. Your top stop: The Grand Bazaar, which is among the oldest and largest covered markets in the world.
Responding to complaints from villagers throughout Turkey about large-scale textile production, Metin Tosun opened Abdulla in the center of the Grand Bazaar to both support a more traditional, handmade approach and sell 100% organic cotton, linen, and silk products like towels, blankets, robes, a
If Istanbul's romantic rooftop views work their customary magic, you may suddenly find yourself needing one of costume designer Bilge Mestci's opulent, Ottoman-inspired bridal gowns in silk and Indian lace.
You can cruise between the continents for $1— plus 30¢ for a glass of tea on board—by catching a local ferry at the Eminönü docks on the Golden Horn and taking a leisurely cruise on the Bosporos.
Designed to look like Istanbul's huge, centuries-old, labyrinthine Grand Bazaar with its colorful carnival of domed buildings, arches, and pillars, the newer and smaller Old Bazaar sells high-quality Turkish specialty items—olive oil, dates, halvah (a Middle Eastern sweet made of ground sesame se
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Sample the goat's-milk ice cream, which is thickened with the powdered root of wild orchids. Splurge on a triple scoop of pistachio, pomegranate, and black mulberry.
The massive, flashy complex right on the Bosporus is packed with open-air restaurants, but the real draw is the nightlife, which lures millionaires and models, not to mention the beautiful people of Istanbul. No jeans or T-shirts allowed. Closed during the winter season.
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Istanbul's major state-run museums charge hefty admissions, but the Great Palace Mosaic Museum, just behind the Blue Mosque adjacent to the Arasta Bazaar, costs only $3.
This family-owned Turkish chain sells lovely and unusual pieces that reflect Turkey's cultural heritage. The designers use precious and semiprecious metals and gems to create contemporary drop necklaces, rings, and bracelets inspired by Byzantine and Ottoman Empire designs.
Located in the Grand Bazaar, home to more than 4,400 shops, the Polisajci Brothers Antique Show is a small operation selling antique metalware once used in 16th-century kitchens and hammams.
The 19th-century mansion in Emirgan houses an impressive collection of Ottoman paintings.
For prestige, no schools top Galatasary Lise in central Taksim. Across from its vaunted black gates, Homer Kitabevi (bookstore) specializes in academic material for its students and other collegiate clientele throughout the city.
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* Religious conversion efforts are getting a little out of hand in Idaho. [Legal Juice]
* The Rutgers "merger" is old news, but one professor explains how the whole proposition is just a case of the central university "pulling a fast one." [TaxProf Blog]
* Miami attorney Irwin Block, whose pro bono death row advocacy efforts inspired a Pulitzer Prize-winning report, has died at age 87. [Miami Herald]
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Finally people are freaking out because of finals.
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* As a public service, here's a very good guide about what criminal activities should NOT be talked about on Facebook. [Slate]
* It's getting to that time of year when law students' minds turn from finals preparation and towards the violent overthrow of the government. [McSweeney's]
* Finally, the full story on how reporter T.J. Quinn eavesdropped on Barry Bonds's grand jury testimony without violating any laws. Go New York Daily News lawyers. [Deadspin]
* There allegedly was a female soldier prostitution ring at Fort Hood, lead by the unit's sexual assault prevention officer. Now watch as somebody uses this to argue that women shouldn't be in the military. [Gawker]
* Winners from Detroit's bankruptcy filing include lawyers, don't really include Detroit. [Am Law Daily]
* Here we go — proof that the internet is racist is coming. [Forbes]
* Rutgers-Camden Law has been fined and censured for allowing applicants to use something other than the LSAT without asking the ABA nicely if it could do so first. This is what the ABA cares about. Those are the questions they had for Rutgers. What was left off the list of ABA inquiries: Rutgers-Camden's favorite color? [ABA Journal]
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* Oh, and by the way, it's not just Verizon that the NSA is spying on. It's every major phone and internet provider, too. They must see an amazing amount of foreign pornography on video chat. [Guardian]
* The IRS is under siege over its conservative targeting scandal, and now a training video parodying Mad Men has surfaced with a focus on "customer service." How incredibly ironic. [DealBook / New York Times]
* Francine Griesing, the woman who sued Greenberg Traurig for $200M over the firm's so-called "boys' club" (and later quietly settled), has tips for women who want to succeed in the law. [Am Law Daily]
* This ruling has to do with collecting fees following a law school clinic victory, but the key takeaway is that law students' "time and effort still has monetary value." Hear that, ABA? [National Law Journal]
* Rutgers Law-Camden is trying to recover from "an existential threat" after its class size unexpectedly dropped by more than 50 percent. But… that's a good thing these days. [Philadelphia Business Journal]
* A judge dismissed Pennsylvania Governor Tom Corbett's lawsuit against the NCAA for "fail[ing] to advance the ball." How kind of her to entertain us with some football references. [Legal Intelligencer]
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* Roger Ebert has died at the age of 70. A great critic (his audio commentary track on the Citizen Kane DVD is amazing), whose work with the late Gene Siskel basically defined film criticism for a generation. At least now we know how we will be judged when we die — a simple thumbs up, thumbs down from Gene and Roger. [Chicago Sun-Times]
* Exploring the link between baseball's antitrust exemption and Roe v. Wade. It's more than just saying the Royals are an abortion of a team. [Concurring Opinions]
* "Bring me the head of the person who did this": the best closing to a C & D letter ever. [Popehat]
* A Rutgers-Camden 3L breaks down the looming sh*tstorm at Rutgers over basketball coach Mike Rice's treatment of players. [The Legal Blitz]
* If you've pulled off a successful robbery, don't taunt the victim from a traceable phone. I mean, act like you've been there before, man. [Legal Juice]
* It is a little funny to say that a city is looking for weaker swimmers to serve as lifeguards, but ultimately this represents the simplistic nature of the anti-affirmative-action argument: no one is saying lifeguards shouldn't be qualified, just that a system that only privileges a strong swimming résumé will always result in affluent white kids with 10 years of swim classes getting these jobs. [Volokh Conspiracy]
* Lawyers are often jerks, but this is a new twist. Help out a lawyer trying to make it in the small-batch, artisan jerky business.[Kickstarter]
* Maybe there aren't actual Commies at Harvard Law School, but the ratio of liberals to conservatives/libertarians on the faculty is still extremely high. [Nick Rosenkranz]


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Please join us for the next AIA Local Society, Riverside and Inland Southern California, event!
The AIA Local Society is proud to organize a colloquium on the "Archaeology of the Asian Diaspora in California."
The colloquium will take place on Saturday, February 28, 2015, 12-2pm at the UCR ArtsBlock in downtown Riverside. This event is free of charge and open to the public.
Speakers and topics include:
Kholood Abdo-Hintzman, Applied Earthworks: San Bernardino and San Luis Obispo Chinatown excavations
Marjorie Akin, Save Our Chinatown Committee, Riverside Chinatown Excavation and its Future
Linda Bentz, SDSU: Chinese abalone harvesting sites in the Channel Islands
John Foster, Greenwood Associates: LA Chinatown excavations
Laura Ng, National Park Service: Archaeology of Manzanar
Beth Padon and Karen Swope, Discovery Works, Inc.: Redlands Chinatown excavations
Members of the Save Our Chinatown Committee will offer a guided visit to the site of the Riverside Chinatown 10-11am on Saturday, February 28. Please meet at the corner of Pine and Tequesquite. The visit is also free of charge and open to the public.
For a full schedule of recent and upcoming Local Society events, please click on our 'News & Events' tab.


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Author has written 102 stories for Harry Potter, Camp Confidential series, Vampire Diaries, Darren Shan Saga/Cirque Du Freak, Vampire Academy, House of Night, One Tree Hill, Twilight, Dark Visions series, Gossip Girl, Pretty Little Liars series, Immortals series, Alyson Noel, Vampire Diaries, Percy Jackson and the Olympians, Gallagher Girls, Wake series, Private, Beastly, Night World series, Lurlene McDaniel, Misc. Books, Morganville Vampires, Hunger Games, Red Riding Hood, 2011, Teen Wolf, Chronicles of Vladimir Tod, Shiver, Maggie Stiefvater, Keith, Flight 29 Down, Glee, and Phantom of the Opera.
Writing a novel is like driving a car at night. You can only see as far as your headlights, but you can make the whole trip that way. – E.L. Doctorow
Always carry a notebook. And I mean always. The short-term memory only retains information for three minutes; unless it is committed to paper you can lose an idea for ever. – Will Self
Check out my DeviantART account to see my different story covers:
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Link to my House of Night, Night World, and Harry Potter Second Generation, and Pretty Little Liar's Roleplays:
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I'm going to come out and say that Dana is what you can call me by, but it's not my real name. I used to belong to a Night World roleplay and I had a character named Dana Handler. When asked what my name was, I said it was Dana, not expecting them to believe me and for it to be a joke. Of course, they believed it and it has stuck ever since. So, yeah. :) My other usernames were Harmony'sLove, VampireDiary, and HuntressoftheDawnVD.
Books? Breathless, The Vampire Academy, Night World, The Vampire Diaries, The Gallagher Girls, Witch and Wizard, Gossip Girl, Percy Jackson and the Olympians, Blue is for Nightmares, The Demonata, Darren Shan Trilogy, Dear America, Royal Diaries, My America, any books by that title, Avalon High, The Wake Trilogy, The Girl In Blue, Charlie St. Cloud, Saving Zoe, The Hollow, Morganville Vampires, The It Girl, Red Riding Hood, Beastly, The Hunger Games, A Kiss in Time, HARRY POTTER, The Wolves of Mercy Falls, starting to relike Twilight, Dear John, Ann Rinaldi, A Walk to Remember, Pretty Little Liars, The Pact, Vampirates, My Sister's Keeper, The Mortal Instruments, The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants, The Lucky One, Nineteen Minutes, Bloodlines, The Lovely Bones, Keeping the Moon, Along for the Ride, Dreamland, Lock and Key, Snow in Love
Music? Avril Lavigne, Katy Perry, Evan Taubenfeld, V Factory, Eminem, P!nk, Selena Gomez, The Veronica's, Ashley Tisdale, Forever the Sickest Kids, Glee, Flyleaf, Ke$ha, Nickelback, Three Days Grace, The Pretty Reckless, 78 Violet, Daughtry, Breaking Benjamin, Asher Monroe (Asher Book), Lacuna Coil, JoJo, Lindsay Lohan, Jason Aldean, Rodney Adkins, Rascal Flatts, Miranda Lambert, Hey Monday, Lucy Hale, The Clique Girls, The Wanted, Brantley Gilbert, Montgomery Gentry, Little Big Town, Lady A, Keith Urban, Kenny Chesney, Eric Church, My Chemical Romance, Bowling for Soup, Blink 182, Fall Out Boy, Maroon 5, All American Rejects, Green Day
TV? The Vampire Diaries, Gossip Girl, Pretty Little Liars, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, One Tree Hill, Teen Wolf, Make It or Break It, Glee, Switched at Birth, Degrassi, Grey's Anatomy, Jane by Design, Full House, Heartland CBC, Revolution, Falling Skies, The Glee Project, The Fosters, Duck Dynsasty, Arrow
Movies? Country Strong, A Walk to Remember, The Last Song, Dear John, You Again, Just Go With It, The Bounty Hunter, Harry Potter, Twilight, The Hunger Games, Red Riding Hood, Charlie St. Cloud, Pirates of the Caribbean, Greta, Keith, My Sister's Keeper, Motorcross, Supercross, Remember Me, Fame, Cheaper by the Dozen, Mama Mia, Bring it On, The Challenge, Percy Jackson and the Olympians, Cheetah Girls, Water for the Elephants, Alvin and the Chipmunks, Cadet Kelly, Secretariat, She's the Man, Bride Wars, 17 Again, Flicka, Stick It, Hoot, Aquamarine, A Cinderella Story, Another Cinderella Story, Raise Your Voice, Bratz, Fighter, To Save A Life, Goal, Step Up 1, 2, 3, 4, Gracie, The Covenant, Premonition, The Vow, Soul Surfer, The Blind Side, Holiday in Handcuffs, The Perks of Being A Wallflower, Get Real, School Ties, The Dead Poetry Society, Shelter, Pitch Perfect, Bend it Like Beckham, United, Peaceful Warrior, Gone, The Lucky One, Solstice, 8 Seconds, The Cutting Edge: Going for the Gold, Borstal Boy, The Gridiron, Les Mis, Warm Bodies, One for the Money, Mr. and Mrs. Smith, 8 Second Ride, Cowboy Up, Cry_Wolf, Man On A Ledge, The Circuit, Mean Girls, Rango, You Should Meet My Son, Les Mis, Just Married, Now You See Me, Frozen, Fast and Furious series, The Hunger Games series, World War Z, Hours, 21 Jump Street
Plays/Musicals: Les Miserables (With the 25th Anniversary cast) and Phantom of the Opera (With the 25th Anniversary cast consisting of Ramin Karimloo and Sierra Boggess)
So, I have pretty much put all of my stories on Hiatus except for Goodbye, Spencer,. This one is taking a while to update. I'm focusing on doing somethings for Fictionpress.com right now. The stories include:
Away With My Heart
Juliet Moore had everything until she lost her best friend, she barely passed high school, and then moves to California to live with her dad while she goes to college. She meets Nick Gillion who has had about the same life as she has, but he still has, as it seems, everything going for him. Nick has a secret, though, a secret that no one else knows. Medical issues/suicidal thoughts.
Madison Smith has lived in her brother's shadow forever. Her father rides her about her grades. She knows her parents favor her brother by forcing her to go to all of his athletic games. Then, she meets bad boy Axel and things will never be the same. What will happen as she and Axel grow closer and learn more about each other? abuse/drug use included
The Lake People: Friendship, Love, and Werewolves?
Summary: Mary Ellen Mercer thought she had a pretty normal life. She had a popular boyfriend, great friends, and her parents were together. That all changed a few months ago when her friends started changing. They abandoned her for the senior jock, Nick. She was left with Tyler, but after a tragic incident, she basically lost the Tyler she knew forever.
The Lake People: Werewolves, Hate, War, and New Beginnings *sequel to The Lake People: Friendship, Love, and Werewolves?*
Mary Ellen now knows the secret of the Lake People and Black Ones. But, as they prepare for a war, how will she handle it? Enemies are forced together, foes change, lines are crossed, and sides drawn. Something goes wrong, however, and one person dies. A second chance is given for some, old grudges still held, and some things never change. Werewolves, War, Love, Hurt, Young Death
Rachel: "Being a part of something special makes you special, right?" (Pilot)
Will: "Life really only has one beginning and one end and the rest is just a whole lot of middle."(Journey)
Emma: "The only life worth living is one that you're really passionate about" (Pilot)
"There's not much of a difference between a stadium full of cheering fans and an angry crowd screaming abuse at you. They're both just making a lot of noise. How you take it is up to you. Convince yourself they're cheering for you. You do that, and some day they will." - Sue Sylvester (Ep.4 Preggers)
So...I removed basically all of my copy and pastes, but I will put a few on here. :)
When you carry a Bible, the devil gets a headache.
May I ask a personal favor... only some of you will do it, and I know who you are, if you know someone who fought cancer and passed away, or someone who is still fighting... please add this to your status for 1 hour as a mark of respect and remembrance
Every person has 1000 wishes. A cancer patient only has one: to get better. I know 97% will not post this as their status, but I have, in honor of those who died because of cancer, or are still ...fighting it. October - cancer month - Post this on, Facebook, Myspace, Fanfiction or whatever you people have, if you are one of the 3% that truly cares.
I wanted to call you today to say I love you, but your old number is no longer in service. I tried the operator, she said sorry, I have no number for you. I tried to go to your house, but you don't live there anymore. The post office has no forwarding address. I guess heaven is just too far away. I love you, I miss you. You are in my heart always. Loved ones gone but not forgotten. Merry Christmas to all those in heaven.. Put this as your status if there is someone you love who is spending Christmas in heaven and you wish they were down here with you!
I hate cancer. We all want a new car, a new phone. A person with cancer only wants on thing... to survive. I know that a lot of you "who think you're too cool" probably won't re-post this. But a very little amount of my friends will. Put this on your wall in honor of someone who died of cancer, survived, or who is fighting against it now.
You love hoodies. X
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You wear lip gloss/chapstick. X
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Raveclaw. :)
Glee Survey!
1. The first character I fell in love with: Puck
2. The character I never expected to love as much as I do now: Kurt
3. The character everyone else loves that I hate: Finn
4. The character that I love that everyone hates: Sebastian
5. Character I used to love but not so much anymore: Quinn
6. The character I'd slap: Rachel
7. A pairing that I love: Puckleberry, Klaine, Sam and Brittany, Jarley, Jake and Kitty
8. Pairing that I hate: Finchel
9. Three favourite characters: Kurt, Blaine, Hunter, possibly Jesse, Puck, Marley, Jake, Ryder, Kitty, Santana
10. Three least favourite characters: Rachel, Finn, Artie
11. Favourite guest star: Gwenyth Paltrow
12. Favourite group performance: Don't Stop Believing, Somebody to Love, Loser Like Me, We Are Young, We Are The Champions, Paradise By The Dashboard Light, My Life Would Suck Without You, You Get What You Give, Keep Holding On, Fly/I Believe I Can Fly, Sing, We Found Love, Rehab, Gold Digger, Cell Block Tango, Start Me Up/Livin On a Prayer, Let's Have A Kiki, Run, Joey, Run, What Makes You Beautiful, Friday, ABC, What Doesn't Kill You Makes You Stronger, Light Up the World, Call Me Maybe, Shake It Out, Chasing Pavements, Womanizer, How Will I know, The Scientist, I've Had The Time of My Life, Don't Speak, Tongue Tied, Sexy and I know It, America, Some Nights, Live While We're Young, Whistle, Gives You Hell, Empire State, Forget You, Highway to Hell, Mercy, Total Eclipse of the Heart, Toxic
13. Favourite duet: Pretending, I Feel Pretty/ Unpretty, Breathing, Need You Now, Beth, Perfect, Smooth Criminal, Big Girls Don't Cry, Loser, Mean, Rolling in the Deep, Somebody That You Used to Know, A Change Would Do You Good, Everybody Talks, Blow Me (One Last Kiss), Telephone
14. Favourite Solo: Without You, Get It Right, Jesse's Girl, Go Your Own Way, Firework, Here's To Us, The Only Exception, Cry, Cough Syrup, Fighter, I Won't Give Up, Fat Bottomed Girls, Last Friday Night, Raise Your Glass, Don't Rain on My Parade, It's Time, Oops I Did It Again, I'm the Only One, Big Ass Heart, Waiting For A Girl Like You, Take A Bow, True Colors
15. Favourite Episode: Journey, The First Time, New York, Nationals, Original Song, Prom Queen, Born This Way, On My Way, Sectionals, Duets, Furt, Rumours, Extraordinary Merry Christmas, Choke, Props, Mash Off, Wheels
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] You hold grudges.
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] When you sing, the birds fall silent.
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[x] You question everything.
] You're very defiant.
] You're spontaneous.
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[ ] You would do absolutely anything for justice.
[x] You like "secrets".
] You like sugar cubes.
] Others often describe you as sexy or gorgeous.
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[x] When you're anxious, your hands have to be occupied—with knots or something of that nature.
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[x] You're protective.
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[x] You love music.
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[x] You hum often.
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[x] You're always hungry.
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THIS IS A STORY ABOUT GOD. READ IF YOU BELIEVE IN HIM, AND READ EVEN IF YOU DON'T. A teenage girl about 17 named Diane had gone to visit some friends one evening and time passed quickly as each shared their various experiences of the past year. She ended up staying longer than planned, and had to walk home alone. She wasn't afraid because it was a small town and she lived only a few blocks away. As she walked along under the tall elm trees, Diane asked God to keep her safe from harm and danger. When she reached the alley, which was a short cut to her house, she decided to take it. However, halfway down the alley she noticed a man standing at the end as though he were waiting for her. She became uneasy and began to pray, asking for God's protection. Instantly a comforting feeling of quietness and security wrapped round her, she felt as though someone was walking with her. When she reached the end of the alley, she walked right past the man and arrived home safely. The following day, she read in the newspaper that a young girl had been raped in the same alley just twenty minutes after she had been there. Feeling overwhelmed by this tragedy and the fact that it could have been her, she began to weep. Thanking the Lord for her safety and to help this young woman, she decided to go to the police station. She felt she could recognize the man, so she told them her story. The police asked her if she would be willing to look at a line up to see if she could identify him. She agreed and immediately pointed out the man she had seen in the alley the night before. When the man was told he had been identified, he immediately broke down and confessed. The officer thanked Diane for her bravery and asked if there was anything they could do for her. She asked if they would ask the man one question. Diane was curious as to why he had not attacked her. When the policeman asked him, he answered, "Because she wasn't alone. She had two tall men walking on either side of her." Amazingly, whether you believe or not, you're never alone. Did you know that 98 of teenagers will not stand up for God, and 93 of the people that read this won't repost it? Repost this if you truly believe in God. PS: God is always there in your heart and loves you no matter what, and if you stand up for him he will stand up for you.
If you belive in Jesus Christ put this in your profile and don't just ignore this, because in the Bible it says if you deny me, I will deny you in front of my Father in the gates of Heaven.
66 of u won't repost this. BUT REMEMBER THE BIBLE SAID, ''DENY JESUS IN FRONT OF YOUR FRIENDS AND I WILL DENY YOU IN FRONT OF MY FATHER." Repost this IF YOUR NOT ASHAMED. Let God's love spread
98 of teenagers have participated in underaged drinking and drugs. If you're one of the 2 who hasn't, copy this into your profile wearing a smirk of pride.
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"chinese meatballs"/sauce
Hi folks, someone mentioned to me recently that she made "chinese meatballs" using ground beef, soy sauce, ginger, garlic & scallions. I was thinking of trying something like that tonight to serve with brown rice & asparagus. What would you use for a bit of sauce?
I can't use soy sauce, but use the coconut aminos instead. Also can't use hot peppers. I have the above ingredients on hand plus things like rice vinegar & sesame oil - typical stocked pantry, but nothing fancy. Thought I'd add a bit of bread crumbs to the meatballs. What about a bit of shredded zucchini, or would that be wierd?
Any recipes for the meatballs/sauce appreciated, thanks!
This is a good recipe from The Perfect Pantry that I have made. You could saute the mushrooms in some oil, then add in the sauce ingredients, then the meatballs and heat them in the sauce until hot.
Chinese "spaghetti and meat sauce"
We use ground beef in many ways besides burgers. In our non-Asian house, this dish is the ultimate comfort food, just like the spaghetti and meat sauce we ate when we were kids. Serves 3-4.
8 oz fresh noodles or dry spaghetti
1 Tbsp peanut or canola oil
1/2 lb ground beef
2 scallions, sliced
1/2 lb cremini mushrooms, sliced
1 tsp chili paste with garlic
2 tsp oyster-flavored sauce
3 tsp reduced-sodium soy sauce
1/4 cup mung bean sprouts (optional)
Cook fresh noodles or dry spaghetti in a large pot of boiling water, until they are just underdone. Drain and set aside.
Heat a wok or large frying pan over high heat. Add the oil, then the beef, and cook, stirring and breaking up the beef as you go, until the beef is lightly browned. Add scallions and mushrooms, and continue stir-frying until the mushrooms are starting to brown. Stir in the chili paste, oyster sauce and soy sauce, then add the noodles and stir to combine everything. Top with bean sprouts, and serve hot.
Thanks a lot for responding. I will save this to try soon. For tonight, though, I don't have chili paste, my son is allergic to shellfish so I couldn't use oyster sauce, I don't have bean sprouts, and the only mushrooms I have today is a little can I keep for "mushroom emergencies" :), so I don't think it would taste the same.
Here is my version of Chinese Meatballs. Just a basic outline. I served them with sauted vegetables with bean sprouts. Seasoned with a spicy chili sauce.
Home Cookin Chapter: Recipes From Thibeault's Table
Asian Meatballs
April 2010
Just seasoned ground pork or turkey/chicken breast with garlic, cilantro, ginger, green onion, sesame oil, a splash of rice wine vinegar and a spoonful of hot garlic chili paste. Browned the meatballs. Remove from the pan. Sauted the onions and peppers. Removed from the pan. Sauted some garlic and ginger, added some chicken broth, another splash of rice wine vinegar, a spoon of chili sauce, put the meatballs back into the pan and simmered for 20 minutes. Added the onions and peppers back into the pan, along with bean sprouts and green onion, tossed to heat and served over rice.
Here's the recipe I've always used:
2 (20 oz.) cans water chestnuts
3 bunches green onions, chopped
5 lb. lean ground pork
1/4 cup soy sauce
6 eggs, slightly beaten
1 Tbsp. salt
2-1/2 cups fine dry breadcrumbs
Oil for frying
Drain and chop water chestnuts; chop onions (top and all). Mix both with meat. Add remaining ingredients, except for the cornstarch and oil. Mix thoroughly with your hands. Chill. Form into balls, using 1 rounded teaspoon for each. Roll lightly in cornstarch. Fry at 370 degrees F. until well browned. Refrigerate until about ready to serve. Warm before serving. Serve with Chinese meatball sauce.
1 cup vinegar
2 cups pineapple juice
3/4 cup sugar
2 cups canned beef consomme
1 can water
2 Tblsp. soy sauce
3 Tblsp. grated fresh ginger
1/2 cup cornstarch
1 cup cold water
Heat together vinegar, pineapple juice, sugar, consomme, water, soy sauce and ginger. Mix cornstarch with cold water and gradually stir into vinegar mixture. Cook, stirring constantly, until clear and thickened. Serve meatballs in just enough sauce to form a slight glaze in hot chafing dish. More sauce and meatballs can be added as needed.
**Note**: Five tablespoons chopped crystallized ginger may be used in place of fresh ginger.
Thank you both for the additional recipes. I had to start dinner early, so I just saw them now.
Ann T I want to live with you! Everything you post always looks so beautiful & delicious. I laughed out loud when I saw that dinner picture because of course, mine looked nothing like it. I ended up checking out a couple recipes on-line, and sort of combining them. My meatballs had green onion, garlic, coconut aminos, sesame oil, ginger, egg, breadcrumbs, and coconut oil, which I would leave out the next time. I baked them and while they were in the oven I made a sauce of chicken broth, cornstarch, coconut aminos, a splash of rice vinegar (I guess that should have gone in the meatballs?), honey, onion & garlic powder, ginger, sesame oil & scallions. I repeated a lot of what was in the meatballs in the sauce, as I wasn't really sure what to do. In the end, it tasted pretty good anyway.
Ann, I've never bought chili paste, but I'll get some. When you mentioned chili sauce - is that store bought, or did you make it somehow using the paste? Thanks again everyone!


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Nigeria�s Insistent Insurrection
John Campbell argues, "Only genuine reform of Nigeria's political economy can pull it back from the brink."
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John Campbell argues, "Only genuine reform of Nigeria's political economy can pull it back from the brink."
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John Campbell says both Norway and Nigeria offer lessons for the Arab Spring countries on how to handle oil revenues.
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John Campbell argues that the elections in Nigeria reveal the need for the United States and its allies to reach out to Nigeria's North.
John Campbell says clarifying the distinction between the north and the south in Nigeria is relevant to understanding the debates and conflicts around who will be Nigeria's next president.
John Campbell says that the nomination of Goodluck Jonathan as Nigeria's presidential candidate places an even stronger premium on the credibility of the April 2011 elections.
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John Campbell discusses Nigeria's upcoming presidential elections, and says credibility in the elections is imperative.
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John Campbell outlines the difficulties involved in addressing the current ecological disaster in the Niger Delta.
John Campbell discusses the risks of the upcoming Nigerian national elections.
John Campbell and Asch Harwood state, "The conventional wisdom that sub-Saharan Africa has moved beyond military coups may be wishful thinking."
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John Campbell discusses how Nigeria's response to U.S. security measures against the country exposes its need for clear leadership.
Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab's links to al-Qaeda are not what define him, writes John Campbell. Instead, we must look to his Nigerian upbringing to understand the roots of his rage.
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Ambassador John Campbell writes that under the presidency of Umaru Yar'adu, Nigeria is moving away from its corrupt system and towards the rule of law.
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