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Red Sox starter Ryan Dempster surely knows the statistics.
He's combined to strike out 18 batters in his last two outings and has 33 strikeouts for the season.
Opponents are hitting .186 against him.
What's more, Red Sox starters had not allowed more than three earned runs in their first 16 games before Dempster gave up four runs in his last start against the Royals.
And yes, Dempster knows he does not have a victory this season, but that's just fine with him.
"Yeah. I've said it before -- we push each other to get the best out of each other," Dempster said. "Our job is to go out there and give quality innings and give us a chance to win a ballgame."
Dempster will get another chance on Friday against the Astros and Houston starter Erik Bedard, who pitched for the Red Sox in 2011.
Like most Houston starters, Bedard is not pitching deep into games, and it's taking a toll on the bullpen. Bedard has pitched only 11 2/3 innings during a span of four games, which includes three starts.
In his last start, the veteran allowed six hits and two runs while striking out eight batters against the Indians in four innings. He threw a season-high 75 pitches in the outing, although he was on an 80-pitch limit.
"Erik has some injury history and we're going to do everything we can to make sure we monitor his workload and continue to build him up going forward," Astros manager Bo Porter said.
Bedard believes he can throw 90 to 95 pitches against the Red Sox.
"I think that's everybody's goal [to pitch deep]," he said. "Right now, the starters aren't going too deep. [Lucas] Harrell did a good job [Wednesday], but the starters need to do a better job going deeper so they don't abuse the bullpen. That's what they're going to do. That's not happening now, but eventually we'll get there and throw six, seven innings."
Astros: Maxwell slated to see hand specialist
• Outfielder Justin Maxwell was scheduled to see a hand specialist Thursday. He fractured his left hand when he was hit by a pitch Tuesday.
• Jose Altuve went 1-for-4 on Thursday. He has hit safely in 10 of his last 11 games.
• The Astros are 2-8 all-time against the Red Sox.
Red Sox: Sore back sidelines Victorino
• Shane Victorino is experiencing tightness in his lower back and he was out of the lineup Thursday and isn't expected to start Friday.
"We won't even consider putting him in the lineup until he's symptom-free, and even then, it might be best-served to give him one additional day after that," said Red Sox manager John Farrell. "We're going to go on when he's free and clear of the symptoms."
• The Red Sox called up catcher Ryan Lavarnway from Triple-A Pawtucket on Thursday after they optioned pitcher Alfredo Aceves to the PawSox after Wednesday's game vs. the A's. Boston is expected to activate John Lackey from the disabled list Sunday, making Lavarnway's stay in the big leagues a short one.
• "Frozen Fenway 2014" will return in January with two doubleheaders between some of the area's best Division 1 college hockey programs.
Worth noting
• Bedard made eight starts for the Red Sox in 2011, going 1-2 with a 4.03 ERA.
"It was a lot of fun to pitch here," he said.
• The Red Sox have been in first place in the AL East or tied for the top spot in the division since the start of the season, a span of 26 days.
• The Astros have homered in eight of their last nine games. Overall, they have hit 25 home runs in 22 games.
• Rick Ankiel has nine hits for the Astros this season. Five of them have been home runs.
Jesse Sanchez is a national reporter for MLB.com. Follow him on Twitter @JesseSanchezMLB. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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john john killed it 4 rides over 9
He friggin rips , every bit as good as Kelly!
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All these guys are so good...then you see John John surf and it instantly validates how nasty this kid is.
He's on a whole other level at Pipe. Dominant.
Balaram from NY has advanced and will be in heat 16 today. They are up to heat 13 already I believe, so he'll be in the fourth heat of the day.
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yeah, john john is ridiculous! That barrel Olamana Eleogram got was unbelievable, too...and he's from Hana, Maui....my favorite place on Earth.

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Pannis is the flab of skin that hangs BELOW the belly button and above the va-j-j.
Zelda is so fat that she gets horrible rashes on her sweaty hanging pannis which looks like a spare tire.
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(noun)a hanging pouch on a woman's abdomen.This occurs above the navel & below the breasts.Usually in the period following childbirth. Do not confuse with the erotic belly bulge
She's had 3 kids, its no wonder that she wears large shirts, hanging out, to hide her pannis
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Panni refers to the strip of aluminium foil used to chase the dragon. Together with a pungi it is used to enjoy gard (heroin).
Etymology: From Hindi, panni means a lot of things in hindi, one of which is aluminium foil.
Etymology: From Hindi, panni means a lot of things in hindi, one of which is aluminium foil.
Bushama had some secret service guys deliver some high grade heroin to him. Bushama did not mainline, instead he got Apu (from The Simpsons) to get some panni and rolled himself a pungi. He really enjoyed chasing the dragon.
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Am I the only one that isn't blown away by the Classico's? They taste really nice straight out of the can, but after cooking I feel these qualities vanish. I keep it simple for NY style... uncooked sauce on the skin, a pinch of oregano, maybe salt & sugar depending on the taste out of the can. I've also had some disappointment with my Sunday gravy.
Its after the bake, they almost taste like paste.
The ground are a little on the "thin" side, you may need to use more, and it may well be drying out during cooking. The crushed are chunkier and I prefer them over the ground. Sometimes the crushed will be a bite watery, I like to run then through some sort of strainer to get rid of a little of the excess liquid. If you don't find Classico's to your liking, give Sclafani crushed tomatoes a try. They are much thicker and taste great, but they aren't available at Walmart and they aren't on sale for a buck!
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The odd eyebrow may have been raised when U2 arrived with an entourage of about 30. We didnt have much choice as were going directly from here to Manchester, so other than sightseeing in a Cologne with all our bags there werent a lot of options for the rest of our party. This brings me on to wonder about other rock stories ≠ ones like J-Lo turning up to Top of the Pops with a posse of forty primpers and minions. It makes for good gossip but they were probably just on tour like us, stuck in a TV show that they cant get out of. We were all wrecked too ≠ Im still recovering from the Brussels onslaught and the fact that the only available food for the entire day was toasted sandwiches didnt help raise the communal energy level.
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AACD Remembers Past President Dr. Jeffrey Golub-Evans
The AACD remembers Past President and Accredited Fellow Dr. Jeffrey Golub-Evans, who died Aug. 1.
Dr. Golub-Evans will be honored at AACD 2014 in Orlando.
Dr. Golub-Evan's contributions to the AACD were plentiful. In addition to serving as president, Dr. Golub-Evans was a fine artist and created the AACD's Celebration of Excellence Statuette.
He practiced at the New York Center for Cosmetic Dentistry in New York, NY, and was the founding president of the New York Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry.
Dr. Jeff Morley, AACD co-founder, shared his thoughts about Dr. Golub-Evans:
"He was admired and loved by many. Jeff's contribution to the development and 'soul' of the AACD is immeasurable and transcends his many accomplishments."
To see a video of Dr. Golub-Evan's work to create the statuette,
click here.
Thoughts from leadership regarding Dr. Golub-Evans:
"Jeff was unique among our AACD colleagues with his love of art and application to esthetic dentistry. He was shared his skill with generosity and kindness like so many other AACD friends. Jeff, you will be truly missed."
--Mickey Bernstein, Past President
"Jeff Golub-Evans was my first contact with the AACD. I heard him speak in San Antonio in the early nineties and he encouraged me then to join the AACD and pursue Accreditation. I know that he reached out to many others as well and greatly influenced many lives. His legacy will live on..."
--Susan Hollar, DDS, FAACD, Member of the American Board of Cosmetic Dentistry
"I am sorry to hear of the passing of Dr. Golub-Evans. I met him and his family at the Dallas meeting and although I didn't know him well, you could tell he had a passion for his family, the Arts, dentistry, and the AACD. His legacy will live on within the Academy for years to come. My sincere condolences to his wife and daughter. May the many comments we all leave comfort them in their time of loss."
--Dwight Rickert, Accredited Member, Board of Directors
"It was with shock and sadness that I read of Jeff's passing. Jeff brought a theatrical and artistic sensibility to cosmetic dentistry which he also applied to his activities within the Academy. He truly put the 'art' into the art and science of dentistry. He was also generous with his time and knowledge. His passing is a great loss to the Academy and dentistry."
--Ken Glick, DDS, FAACD, Past President
"To all my friends and colleagues,
I've had a heavy heart all day after hearing the passing of one of our greatest of all time in cosmetic dentistry. Jeff was one of the most inspiring persons in my professional growth as a cosmetic dentist. He emphasized to me the importance of approaching our work from an artistic point of view. To this day I use many of these artistic principles in my work on a daily basis. I will always remember his passion for the AACD and compassion for his work. This is a great loss to our academy....my sincere condolence to his family. I'm glad to hear that we will celebrate his life in Orlando."
--Wynn Okuda, Past President
"To all,
I just received the shocking news about Jeff's passing. He will be missed by his friends and colleagues in the AACD, our profession as a whole, and especially by his family.
With sadness and respect,"
Jack Ringer, DDS, AACD President
"I am deeply saddened to hear of the passing of Jeff. He was admired and loved by many. To the extent that you can determine more details, would you please forward them along to the rest of us. Jeff's contribution to the development and "soul" of the AACD is immeasurable and transcends his many accomplishments.
My first reactions are shock and grief and I am hoping over the next few months that we, as an Academy, can pay proper tribute to the life of Jeff, in our Journal and at the Orlando meeting. AACD has lost one its 'Great Ones'."
--Jeff Morley, DDS, AACD co-founder
"I too am shocked and saddened. What an amazing man and dentist. I didn't have the opportunity to know him the way many of you have and I could never express myself as well as you all have, but my feelings are as close to yours as they can be."
--Larry Addleson, DDS, Past President
"This is a shock and a loss to us all. I did not know he was ill. Politics aside he was a good friend to aesthetic dentistry and the AACD. I will remember him fondly."
--Paul Landman, DDS, Past President, FAACD
"Aloha. I was looking at Jeff's picture last night in one of the current journals and reminised what an artistic, skills and charming person he is. Jeff always sat next to me at board meetings and was never shy to ask for suggestions and to assist him during those early (1990) board meetings. Even at times when we agreed to disagree, he was cortial and never mean. I am sad that he has passed. Thanks you Jeff Golub (Evans) for all you have contributed to mankind and how you have touched my life."
--Daniel T. Mayeda, DDS, Past President, FAACD
"He was always kind and generous with his wisdom, encouragement, and support. A giant in this life. Deepest condolences to his family."
J.A. Reynolds, AAACD, American Board of Cosmetic Dentistry
"We have suffered a great loss for our Academy. Jeff was a unique person and talent who inspired many of toward towards greater plateaus of accomplishment. As a student and friend, I feel a terrible void and gain an even greater perspective on how fragile life is. Bless you all and celebrate Jeff."
--Hugh Fax, Past President
"Unbelievable. What a shock! Jeff was a true artist at heart. Kiki and I loved talking art with Jeff in every form imaginable. In that same way he was also a big supporter of the AACD art show and only recently approached Kiki to help him revive it. Always positive and supportive. He will be missed immensely. It has been a joy and wonderful experience to have known him. Wishing his family and friends comfort and peace at this time."
Nicholas C. Davis DDS, Past President
"How do you measure the loss of JG-E (as some of us called him)? For me, personally, it was both frightening and illuminating. It does bring a sense of one's own mortality, but more importantly, it was illuminating because you start to think about Jeff, your relationship with him, and some of the things he helped accomplish for the Academy. When Jeff was president, I was his president-elect and we worked closely during those early years. He was very creative, with his eye on life's realities. He recognized early on the need to make the Academy an international organization with name recognition. He worked tirelessly to share with the Academy all of his 'Fifth Avenue' marketing contacts to expand our reach. He always encouraged people to join and was the first in our Academy to hatch the idea of a global reach in connecting with other ancillary groups, both in and out of dentistry. Sometimes, time blurs accomplishments but Jeff was responsible for these things. He was an influential member of our Academy and contributed significantly to its greatness. He will be missed."
--Sid Markowitz, Past President
"Although I have not had the honor of working with Dr. Golub-Evans personally, it is evident he has made a positive impact on everyone's life in some sort of fashion or manner. Dr. Golub-Evans set a shining example of a life well lived and loved. May he rest in peace knowing it touched many lives for the better and knowing his legacy will continue on making a positive example for others."
--Trish Jones, Board of Trustees Chair
"Jeff Golub-Evans was a dear friend, a mentor, a talented artist and an incredibly kind and giving man. His talent and passion touched many, and he will be missed. One of my fondest memories I have of Jeff was during the time we spent together while the statuette was being designed and created. He was quite honored to be asked if he would be the artist, and it was amazing to see the detailed and thoughtful approach he took to every aspect while creating her. Every element of the design had meaning...and his creativity was simply a beautiful gift to all of us. It was an honor he took seriously, and the end result is something our Academy can treasure and will be forever grateful.
Along with so many friends and our AACD family, I feel blessed to have known him."
--Laura Kelly, Past President
"Jeff brought passion, skill and dedication to all that he loved. His unbridled creativity was the key to his success both in the art world and in cosmetic dentistry. He was an outstanding clinician, emotion-generating artist, masterful marketer, tireless advocate, and guru and mentor to so many of us. His accomplishments from silk-wrapping to Broadway to designing our award trophy will be parts of his legacy. Jeff's leadership, friendship and love will be missed, but he will always be remembered by his colleagues, his students, and his family here at the AACD."
--Marty Zase, Past President
"He will be sorely missed by all of us at the office and by so many of the smiles he's created and lives' impacted, and by his colleagues and peers. I thank you dearly for your efforts here to honor our special man I've learned so much from in my many years in practice with him."
--Emanuel Layliev, DDS
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Baker allowed one run in five innings in a 3-1 win over Kansas City on Sunday. It was his fifth start of the season but first since July 13; this will be the first time he has made back-to-back starts since May 23 and 27.
Baker threw 71 pitches against the Royals but would like to go deeper in this game, the second of four with the Astros.
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"When you look at his first couple of months," said Porter, "if you just put half of what he's doing right now in those two months, you're looking at 43, 44 home runs and 120 some-odd RBIs and a guy who's hitting .265, .270, and now you're talking about an MVP candidate. This guy, it's all coming together, and we're seeing the real player."
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• Rangers third baseman Adrian Beltre is hitting .340 against left-handers this season. The highest average by a Rangers hitter against lefties in one season is .376, recorded by Juan Gonzalez in 1996.
• Astros outfielder Robbie Grossman missed Thursday's game after twisting his left ankle on Wednesday, and he is day to day.
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No real changes :-/
Well maybe it is time to buy some other graphic card. i wish Intel would build motherboards with a IGP. :-(
Phoronix: Catalyst 9.2 Released, Still Fails To Deliver XvBA
A day after the ATI Catalyst 9.2 driver update was issued for Windows, Catalyst 9.2 for Linux is now available. However, there really isn't much at all to see with this release...
No real changes :-/
Well maybe it is time to buy some other graphic card. i wish Intel would build motherboards with a IGP. :-(
What about this title:
Catalyst 9.2 Released: The NeverEnding Failure.
I also love this Known Issue that they state in their Release Notes:
"With some system configurations Catalyst Control Center may take up to 30 seconds to start."
I wonder how "dirty" is fglrx code. I think they can't handle the code anymore for how bad/messed up it is.
Last edited by bulletxt; 02-20-2009 at 03:03 PM.
CCC takes like 15sec. to load on my main machine (Intrepid 64bit), yet it loads instantly on my laptop (Intrepid 32bit). This only really started happening since 9.1 really. Go figure.
Canabyst 1.0omega Released: HI! We are completely new dev team.
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Well could not test yet, but there are 5 readded devices:
Also the name changed from 9-1 to 9.2. Basically 8-x was used from 8-3 on... My script currently defaults to it.Code:RADEON 9500 (RADEON 9500 4144) RADEON 9600TX (RADEON 9600TX 4146) RADEON 9700 PRO (RADEON 9700 PRO 4E44) RADEON 9500 PRO / 9700 (RADEON 9500 PRO / 9700 4E45) ATI MOBILITY RADEON 9600/9700 Series (M10-P 4E50)
You guys are just ravenous. At least wait for the field tests to come in.
More or less the same as 9.1, except:
* aticonfig now, for the first time, says that POWERplay is not supported by my GPU. Strangely, I've been using POWERplay for many fglrx-releases (via the old atieventsd method), but support is obviously completely gone now. Even more funny is that "Auto powerstates" still seems to be enabled by default, and this crashes X when I unplug AC. So I still need to do an "aticonfig --auto-powerstates=off" to get stable operation, even though the driver says POWERplay is unsupported with "aticonfig --lsp" !
Otherwise, much the same. XVideo still unusably slow with Compiz, works OK without.
A few positive points:
* General performance is obviously improved in the later Catalyst-releases, both 2D and 3D, it's never been this good before (if disregarding video). Easily noticable when using Compiz.
* Execpt for the problems mentioned above, the driver is stable, even if running Compiz and using suspend/resume.
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Funny drivers There is so much bugs and everybody waits and they only fix the minor things. Sixteen bug in 21 days it isn't even a one poor bug per day. There is only one i can say:
Choose nvidia, have no problems I did so, now it's you turn ...
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I'm seeing *drastic* improvements with video playback using XV. I don't know if it applies across the board to all cards, but for me, it's dramatically better than 9.1. No more distortions and Xine doesn't flake out anymore.
Wow. Color me almost satisifed.
Edit: OpenGL apps + composite are still bad. Google earth still flickers like a candle if you've got desktop effects enabled in KDE4.
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I find I am getting into a rut when I make Indian food; the same dishes every time. They are great dishes, but it's time to branch out. So, tonight I made something I have never made before: biryani. It is fantastic. Baked rice has a wonderful texture, and with chickpeas and cashews this is a hearty meal unto itself. The raisins add small bursts of sweetness to balance the spices. In a word: yum.
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Chickpea and Cashew Biryani
27 comments:
- shelby said...
I've had biryani before but it wasn't baked in the oven so it probably wasn't authentic. I thought that recipe was quite bland so I will have to give this one a shot!
- February 2, 2009 at 9:12 PM
- Chris said...
See, the main reason I have never attempted Indian food is because I never knew what the dishes were. Biryani sounds so mysterious, but "baked rice" couldn't be much simpler. Though the recipe has a slew of ingredients, I'm sure it corresponds with great flavor. Thanks for demystifying this classic Indian dish :)
- February 2, 2009 at 9:37 PM
- Jessica said...
This looks so delicious! I'll have to try it soon.
- February 2, 2009 at 11:07 PM
- Janet said...
Hmm I've never had biryani before, it looks very interesting...I'm definitely intrigued. Anything made with cilantro is worth trying!!
- February 3, 2009 at 12:05 AM
- Selba said...
Looks absolutely delicious!
- February 3, 2009 at 12:32 AM
- DJ said...
I haven't made biryani for years - this sounds so good!!!
- February 3, 2009 at 2:00 AM
- Alisa (@ GoDairyFree.org) said...
That looks sensational! The ingredient list looked intimidating until I noticed it was mostly spices :)
- February 3, 2009 at 2:24 AM
- Nathan said...
Looks so good, I have to try this one!
- February 3, 2009 at 3:17 AM
- Jeni Treehugger said...
Having just recently made my first Biryani and it coming out far too wet - I will give this recipe a try for sure. Thank you.
:) - February 3, 2009 at 3:32 AM
- Mr Spooky said...
Oh!!! I am difinitley going to make this one, this week!
- February 3, 2009 at 7:40 AM
- Tony - FoodsforLife said...
My boy loves Pistachios which I think would work well in this recipe.
Goji berries are good too instead of raisins and an indian family I know put pomegranate in the rice which i'd never thought of but is delicious and pretty!
Tony - London Nutritionists - February 3, 2009 at 9:21 AM
- Kelly said...
Mmmm. That looks fantastic as always. I'm doing an Indian feast for my boyfriend and I for valentine's day in lieu of doing Indian takeout so I may have to add this to the list. Thanks for another lovely recipe.
- February 3, 2009 at 9:55 AM
- Kelly said...
Mmmm. That looks fantastic as always. I'm doing an Indian feast for my boyfriend and I for valentine's day in lieu of doing Indian takeout so I may have to add this to the list. Thanks for another lovely recipe.
- February 3, 2009 at 9:55 AM
- happyherbivore.com said...
I'm a sucker for anything with cashews... this looks *really* good
- February 3, 2009 at 10:03 AM
- Bianca said...
I have the same problem. I always just make dhal or curries. But this looks so delicious. I love raisins in my Indian food.
- February 3, 2009 at 3:25 PM
- Karyn said...
That looks really good and I have to admit I like having the oven on when its so cold outside!
I am going to make this tomorrow for my dinner. Thanks for sharing this recipe. - February 3, 2009 at 3:40 PM
- Eating Consciously said...
I know what you mean about getting into a rut with Indian dishes. Usually the high amount of ingredients keeps me from making a lot of them.
- February 3, 2009 at 7:32 PM
- allularpunk said...
i love biryani! a pakastani friend of mine made me some a couple of times and it was always so amazing... thanks for the recipe :)
- February 4, 2009 at 10:50 AM
- Katie D. said...
I'd love to make this dish tonight, but I (and my go-to health food store) am out of plain soy yogurt. Any suggestions? If I leave it out, will I be missing necessary moisture and tanginess?
- February 4, 2009 at 6:28 PM
- Alyson said...
Looks and sounds yummy. I have avoided veggie biryanis so far, because none of them sounded interesting.....but yours looks great. Gotta try it!
- February 4, 2009 at 10:06 PM
- Alyson said...
Tried this tonight......Oh YUM!!!
- February 8, 2009 at 1:00 AM
- Alyson said...
Biryani in a crockpot? Is that do-able? It's got me thnking.......
- February 8, 2009 at 1:15 PM
- Vegan Dad said...
I'm no crockpot afficianado, but I don't think that would work. My thinking is that the rice would cook too slowly and would go mushy. But it's just a guess. - February 9, 2009 at 9:39 PM
- Anonymous said...
We made this for dinner tonight, and it is SO delicious. I love it! I am planning to make 2 larger pans of it when I host a music salon at my house, along with some red lentil dahl. Thank you!
- February 15, 2009 at 10:39 PM
- bubbasmama said...
we just made this last night for lunches this week and OMG IT IS DELICOUS!!! i put some tamarind date chutney on top and i think i am in total heaven. thanks for the AWESEOME recipe(s)!!!
- April 20, 2009 at 12:15 PM
- Brian said...
i will echo the comments of the people who have also made this one -- there is no understating the DELICIOUS factor of this dish. so savory. this one goes up to 11. it is in our family's top 5 all time recipes.
- November 29, 2009 at 11:52 PM
- Elisa said...
Do you really use 3 whole onions??? I want to make this but it seems like a lot of onion!
- January 24, 2011 at 5:39 PM


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