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REVIEW: Edge of Tomorrow
"Groundhog Day" worked. It's a classic. But the imitators that followed didn't' come close to its success . There was Dennis Quaid and the attempted Presidential Assassination in the 2008 film "Vantage Point" and the Duncan Jones (David Bowie's very talented son) sci-fier "Source Code", with a bomber on a Chicago commuter train.
Based on a popular book, "Edge of Tomorrow" is Tom Cruise's 9th thriller (or sci-fier). This time he's a reluctant soldier who's stuck in a relentless time loop, at war with aliens alongside Emily Blunt , who plays a goddess warrior. This is not your typical Tom Cruise action flick. He's an untrained, terrified soldier thrown into a war where he dies within minutes only to reset and relive his demise over and over and over til he gets it right. He learns more and more each time. The thing is, each day he re-lives, he has to reintro himself to Blunt's warrior goddess (Rita Vrataski) because an alliance with her is the ony way to win this battle, much less the war with the aliens. So it's also a sci-fi version of the Adam Sandler-Drew Barrymore rom-com "50 First Dates". But there's just a hint of romance in "Edge Of Tomorrow".
Directed by Doug Limon of "The Bourne Identity", the action keeps you on edge. But I still found it tedious to basicallyrelive the same scene over and over and over. It was fun seeing Cruise play against type. Basically he's dragged kicking and screaming into battle. He's a wuss who's forced to become a man. And there's a good dose of humor thrown in.
Why they came up with the soap opera-like title "Edge Of Tomorrow" is a mystery. Why didn't they stick with the title of the 2004 book "All You Need Is Kill"? While that will have you scratching your head, so will the ending.
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Arizona is 3-13 at Chase Field; Nationals counter with Zimmermann
The D-backs have been playing better baseball as of late and are returning home to Phoenix following a 6-3 road trip. Most teams would look forward to getting back to some familiar surroundings following a lengthy time away from home, but then again, the D-backs have yet to find their mojo in the desert so far this season.
Arizona is just 3-13 at Chase Field this season and 3-15 at home overall when including two losses in Australia against the Dodgers to open the season. The D-backs have nearly identical slash lines and have scored close to the same number of runs per game both home and away, so the issue hasn't necessarily been the hitting. D-backs pitchers, meanwhile, own a 5.36 ERA at home vs. a 4.52 ERA on the road.
"We need that momentum to carry us back coming home and then we need to play well at home," outfielder Cody Ross said. "That's the main thing."
The D-backs will start Josh Collmenter and take on Nationals righty Jordan Zimmermann to open a three-game set with Washington starting Monday. The series marks the return to Chase Field of Nationals manager Matt Williams, who served on the Arizona coaching staff for four seasons prior to taking the job in Washington.
Zimmermann hasn't allowed an earned run over his last two starts covering 10 1/3 innings, though his last start was cut short after four innings due to a lengthy rain delay last Monday against the Dodgers.
Zimmermann helped stabilize a rotation that hung together without an injured Doug Fister, who made his season debut on Friday. The rotation has also been boosted by the development of righty Tanner Roark, who is 2-1 with a 3.65 ERA in seven starts.
"Yeah, we're all back and healthy and pitching pretty well right now," said Zimmermann of the Nats' rotation. "It's fun to watch every night."
While the rotation ranks just inside the top half among National League teams with a 3.61 ERA, the bullpen has been one of baseball's best. Despite allowing three runs late in Washington's 4-3 walkoff win on Saturday, the Nationals' bullpen was third in all of baseball with a 2.32 ERA entering play Sunday.
"We've got some pretty special talent here," lefty reliever Jerry Blevins said. "We've got [Drew] Storen, who closed for a long time, we've got [Rafael] Soriano, who's been doing it forever, [Tyler Clippard], who's been one of the best setup men for a handful of years. We've got a lot of versatility. Pretty high-end talent."
D-backs: Ross stops thinking about hip
Outfielder Cody Ross admits that, when he returned to the field this spring, there was still some lingering thoughts about the horrific hip injury he suffered last August.
While running to first on a grounder to the infield, Ross stumbled and tripped, causing his right hip to pop out of the socket and breaking the socket that holds it in place.
"For anybody who has had this type of injury to say that they're not going to think about it would be an absolute lie," he said. "Anything, from running to first and playing the outfield, to sliding, to diving, in the back of your mind, even if it wasn't what I thought, you think in the back of your mind, 'Is it going to hold up if I do this or do that?'"
Ross said that could have played a role in his slow start at the plate.
"Maybe that has a little bit to do with it," he said. "But now that's kind of all gone and hopefully that helps me concentrate on playing and producing and helping."
Nationals: Blevins likes team's chances despite injuries
The Nationals had a rough weekend in Oakland. Not only did the team lose the series, but it also lost slugging first baseman Adam LaRoche to the 15-day disabled list with a strained right quad. On Sunday, the team recalled Tyler Moore to replace LaRoche, who now joins Bryce Harper (left thumb surgery) and Ryan Zimmerman (broken right thumb) on the DL.
Still, Blevins sounds confident in his club's ability to stay competitive in the tough National League East.
"We're trying to show our depth right now and kind of figure out the identity of our team and dealing with missing some key pieces," Blevins said. "Just trying to weather the storm until we kind of figure it out and hit that stride for the marathon."
• The Nationals are 15-1 when scoring four or more runs this season.
• By taking the rubber match against the White Sox on Sunday, the D-backs won their third consecutive series, all on the road.
• Arizona's Gerardo Parra extended his hitting streak to nine games on Sunday.
Joe Popely is an associate reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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LOOKING AHEAD: Almirola said, "Atlanta is certainly the raciest mile-and-half track that we go to. It is old and wore out. It's a mean, old, nasty race track which makes it a lot of fun. It can certainly try your patience as well. It's hard to get your car driving perfect around there. We just got done doing the tire test at Atlanta, and I feel good about going there."
LOOKING BACK: Despite being involved in a multi-car accident with 141 laps to go, Almirola was able to rally and finish 15th at Bristol. "We had a really good car," said Almirola. "We were on point to have a really good day - a top-10 or even a top-five finish. Unfortunately, we got caught up in someone else's mess. I am so proud of the 43 guys. They worked hard to fix the damage and get the car to handle good enough to stay with the leaders. We'll take a 15th-place finish on a night like this."
ETC.: Crew chief Todd Parrott said he is "really looking forward to Atlanta. We had a tire test there a few weeks ago and tested this week in Chicago. We hit on some things at both tests that made us faster. The extra track time going into this weekend should really help us hit the ground running. Managing tires will be really important this weekend."
14 MARK MARTIN, Chevrolet
Team: Stewart-Haas Racing
WHERE HE STANDS: The team is 13th in the car owner point standings, only eight points out of the top 10.
ATLANTA RECORD: Finished 10th a year ago for his 24th top-10 finish in 52 races. Has two wins and 14 top-five finishes at AMS.
LOOKING AHEAD: Martin said, "To be real honest with you, I was quite challenged in Bristol and I don't feel like I was able to rise to the challenge. That's why the test in Richmond this week is going to help so much. And the same is true for next week's test. It will help us get in the groove and go forward. Right now, I need as much time as I can get in the car."
LOOKING BACK: Martin struggled in his first race with the 14 team as he finished 20th at Bristol. "We missed the setup really bad at the beginning of the race," said Martin, who is subbing for the injured Tony Stewart. "We struggled with the car in trying to get it better, and then I pitted wrong (outside the box) and cost us a lap. But we were pretty fast at the end. That's why I go home feeling good about it because we were able to improve the car and get it competitive at the end."
ETC.: Even though things didn't go as well as the team had hoped at Bristol, Greg Zipadelli, the competition director for the organization, feels the hiring of Martin is "a home run. Obviously he has big shoes to fill to take Tony's seat and there are not many guys in the garage that could do that. We all agreed that if there was any way to get Mark Martin he was the guy that would do us the best job and be able to do that. We feel this is the best opportunity for the 14 team to perform well on a weekly basis and do our sponsors the justice they deserve."
31 JEFF BURTON, Chevrolet
Team: Richard Childress Racing
WHERE HE STANDS: 20th, 93 points out of the top 10.
ATLANTA RECORD: 14 top-10 finishes including eight top-five's in 35 starts.
LOOKING AHEAD: Burton believes "the most unique thing about Atlanta is the grip level. The grip level is just so different from all these tracks that have been recently repaved. I always like to say that Atlanta has multiple personalities. The difference between the handling of the car in race and qualifying trim is amazing. Atlanta is a fun race track because it has multiple grooves, but it is challenging because the car's handling changes so much throughout a run."
LOOKING BACK: Despite being involved in several wrecks, Burton was able to finish 13th at Bristol. "To bring home this Caterpillar Chevrolet in 13th place says a lot about this team," said Burton. "We had a terrible day on Friday in practice and qualifying, but never threw in the towel. After being involved in two separate accidents, we didn't complain. The guys went to work, fixed it and in the end, here we are with a solid top-15 finish. It was just a great team effort in a tough situation."
ETC.: Burton will be one of a handful of drivers hosting the annual Coca-Cola Racing Family Ride Along on Thursday at Atlanta Motor Speedway. The 10 grand-prize winners and other special guests will have the opportunity to take a few "hot laps" with Burton and the other Coke drivers. "It's always fun to watch their faces during the ride along," said Burton.
42 JUAN PABLO MONTOYA, Chevrolet
Team: Earnhardt Ganassi Racing with Felix Sabates
WHERE HE STANDS: 21st, 95 points out of the top 10, only two points out of the top 20 Gained two spots last week.
ATLANTA RECORD: Four top-10 finishes including three top-five's in 10 starts.
LOOKING AHEAD: Montoya said, "I'm always enjoyed racing at Atlanta. It's one of the first tracks I learned to run the high lane at and I realized that it suited my driving style. The Target team has had pretty good results from Atlanta and I've come close to winning it a few times. Our cars have been really good and we've had great speed so this should be an exciting weekend for us. I'd really like to give Target another win before the season is over."
LOOKING BACK: Montoya showed Saturday night at Bristol that he is going to go all out in his final races for EGR as he ran up front all night and finished third. "We had a really good car all night," said Montoya. "The car had good speed. I got caught speeding (on pit road) and that kind of hurt us. But we were able to get back up front. I really had to use my brakes at the end (as he tried to run down leader Matt Kenseth) and really cooked the front tires."
ETC.: Montoya will be one of honorees at the 26th annual Hispanic Heritage Awards program on Sept. 5 at the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in Washington, D.C. The awards, which celebrate Hispanic cultural pride, contributions and accomplishments, will be broadcast on MundoFox on Sunday, Sept. 15 at 6 p.m. Montoya will be honored for his highly-successful career in racing.
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One of the most beautiful areas of London and great for history and the arts. Surrounded by stunning Georgian and Edwardian architecture. Visit the Natural History Museum, the Science Museum and the Victoria and Albert Museum while you're here.
YouTube vlogger Jimmy Hill took a musical tour of London and then jumped on a ferry to explore the Isle of Wight Festival. See how he got on in the video below.
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- Hide filed and sent messages from the Messages application
- Show or hide messages from the Messages application
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- Hide the new or unread message indicator
- Change how you group email messages
- Use colour to differentiate work messages from other messages
- Set how long your smartphone stores messages
- Open a new message automatically when you remove your smartphone from your holster
- Turn off the delete message or read message prompt
- Change options for spell check
- Email
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- Set up an email address
- Reconcile email over the wireless network manually
- Change options for your personal email account
- Compose and send an email
- Check spelling
- Save a message
- Blind carbon copy a contact
- Attach a contact card to a message
- Attach a file to an email
- Set the importance level for an email or a PIN message that you send
- Viewing and replying to email
- Organising your email inbox
- Email filters
- Synchronising email
- About synchronisation and reconciliation
- Turn on or turn off wireless email reconciliation
- Empty the deleted items folder on your computer from your smartphone
- Forward messages from a specific email folder to your smartphone
- Stop forwarding email to your smartphone
- Stop storing email sent from your computer on your smartphone
- Stop storing email sent from your smartphone on your computer
- Google
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- View Google Mail messages with a specific label
- Create or delete a Google Mail label
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- Archive a Google Mail message or conversation
- Move archived Google Mail messages to your message inbox
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Pregnancy, Childbirth, and the Newborn
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If you buy only pregnancy book, this is it because… It's the most complete. It covers all aspects of childbearing, from conception through early infancy, and tells you what to expect. It offers detailed information, suggestions, and advice to help make pregnancy, childbirth, and new parenthood an enjoyable, healthy experience. It's the most up-to-date. It presents the latest research-based information on interventions during childbirth, revised statistics and discussion on cesarean birth, and new advice to help you make informed decisions about your care. It's the most authoritative, yet easy to use. A completely new design makes the information accessible, well organized, and easy to read. It includes engaging photos, illustrations, and boxed features that highlight important information.
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Exploring viral replication pathways has led Carol Carter from the study of measles and reoviruses to the assembly and budding of newly minted HIV.
Exploring viral replication pathways has led Carol Carter from the study of measles and reoviruses to the assembly and budding of newly minted HIV.
Leonard Hayflick has been unafraid to speak his mind, whether it is to upend a well-entrenched dogma or to challenge the federal government. At 86, he's nowhere near retirement.
A chemical engineer walks into a biology lab . . . and revolutionizes bioengineering. How Robert Langer blazed a trail in drug delivery and regenerative medicine.
Alan Aderem earned his PhD while under house arrest for protesting apartheid in South Africa. His early political involvement has guided his scientific focus, encouraging fellow systems biologists to study immunology and infectious diseases.
An inspiring lecturer turned Marcus Raichle's focus from music and history to science. Since then, he has pioneered the use of imaging to study how our brains function.
Vision researcher John Dowling has spent a lifetime studying the neural architecture of the retina. He is closing his laboratory after 53 years, opting to extend these studies as a postdoc.
In lieu of a career in punk rock, James Pfaus opted to study the brain signals underlying sexual behavior and then see what happened when he manipulated them.
Not one to shy away from controversy, Bruce Ames has pitted himself against industry groups, environmentalists, and his peers through his work identifying DNA mutagens. And he's not done yet.
György Hajnóczky uncovers the chemical and physical strategies by which mitochondria communicate and function within a cell.
With much of his early career dictated by US Navy interests, Carl June drew inspiration from malaria, bone marrow transplantation, and HIV in his roundabout path to a breakthrough in cancer immunotherapy.


text: Facebook Twitter Tweet Follow @twitter Google+ ... E-mail Print Bookmark Reddit StumbleUpon By Ryan Teague Beckwith, Digital First Media Posted on January 28, 2013 | Updated: January 28, 2013 10:06 am MDT 0 comments Recommend0 Tweet0 Comments0 Email Print [View the story "Immigration deal: Reaction to the Senate proposal" on Storify] Immigration deal: Reaction to the Senate proposal Storified by Digital First Media· Mon, Jan 28 2013 08:56:06 A bipartisan group of senators released the blueprint for a comprehensive immigration overhaul early this morning. Here's what some key commentators and analysts have said about it. Denverpost (AP Photo/J. Scott Applewhite) Fox News: More to like than previous proposals Chris Stirewalt, digital politics editor for Fox News, argues that the proposal is more palatable to conservatives than previous proposals, including one by Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz. "It includes a broad amnesty but has a strengthening of national identification laws for job-seekers, tighter rules for visa abusers and requires those illegal immigrants already here to 'go to the back of the line' for citizenship or face deportation. There's more to like for the right than in McCain's 2007 proposal, but it still represents a major compromise." Sargent: This is real progress Greg Sargent, a liberal blogger at the Washington Post, says the deal represents real progress in the fight for an overhaul of the nation's immigration laws. "Indeed, the very fact that a path to citizenship for the 11 million is being discussed seriously by Republicans is alone a reminder of just how much the ground has shifted in this debate. This reflects just how much of a jolt the 2012 elections gave Republicans by bringing them face to face with the prospect of demographic doom." ACLU: It would undermine privacy Chris Calabrese, legislative counsel for the American Civil Liberties Union, argues that a provision in the proposal to strengthen employer verification of immigration status would undermine privacy. "The outline's call for employers to be mandated to use E-Verify, an expensive electronic employment-verification system, is a thinly-disguised national ID requirement that undermines the privacy of every American worker while imposing new burdens on businesses. Mandatory E-Verify would not only lead to discrimination against those who look or sound 'foreign,' but also increase the risk of identity theft and make it harder to get a job." Mother Jones: The governors' veto? Adam Serwer at Mother Jones, a liberal magazine, argues that the provision calling for a supervisory commission to determine when border enforcement efforts have been satisfactory — a precondition to approving the pathway to citizenship — amounts to a veto. "The plan implies that undocumented immigrants can only be legalized after a commission 'comprised of governors, attorneys general, and community leaders living along the Southwest border' certify that the measures have worked, which puts final legalization of the country's 11 million undocumented immigrants in the hands of Republican officials like Arizona Governor Jan Brewer who don't want it to happen." Yglesias: Oddly timid on high-skilled workers Although he praises it as a "humane and sensible approach," Slate economics blogger Matthew Yglesias says the proposal is "oddly timid" on measures to bring more science, technology, engineering and math — or STEM — workers. "What's the fear of America being overrun by foreign economists, lawyers, doctors, and other skilled professionals who don't have STEM advanced degrees? For that matter, what's wrong with foreign-born STEM workers who did their graduate work in the UK or Canada or France or India or Japan? And do skilled STEM workers really all have to have advanced degrees? Where's Bill Gates' PhD? I feel confident we can do better on this front." Hewitt: Not enough specifics Conservative blogger Hugh Hewitt says the proposal doesn't have enough specifics to judge yet, especially on crucial issues such as how long undocumented immigrants would have to wait and how employment verification would work. "It is a speech outline, and a not very good one at that. What is needed is a bill. An actual honest-to-goodness bill that free people can read and debate. Will the sharpies inside the Beltway ever figure out that those of us who can read don't have the highest opinions of their drafting ability or a great deal of trust that that which they say they will do they will do." Frum: It won't benefit Republicans Former George W. Bush speechwriter David Frum argues that comprehensive immigration reform won't benefit the Republican Party because new Hispanic voters tend to be Democrats. "Economically struggling Hispanics need and want more government than the GOP will offer them, and the 11 million illegals soon to embark on their 'path to citizenship' will need and want even more: Earned Income Tax Credits, Medicaid, Section 8 housing, food stamps, and so on. … It's not true for everyone, of course, but it's true for enough to ensure that Democrats will win the larger share of the Hispanic vote for a long time to come." Recommend0 Tweet0 Comments0 Email Print


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In 1904, a Belgian financier, Adolphe Stoclet, commissioned Gustav Klimt to create the mural mosaics of a luxurious mansion he was building in Brussels based on plans by architect Josef Hoffmann. Among the painter's sketches was the famous painting "The Kiss", in which he concentrated all his wealth of decorative creativity. Over a century later, Klimt's work is as vibrantly alive and fascinating as ever.
Jaeger-LeCoultre is dedicating to it a new ten-piece limited edition of the Atmos Marqueterie clock, a perfect embodiment of the Art Nouveau values reinterpreted by the hand craftsmanship traditions of the Manufacture. The cabinet faithfully reproduces "The Kiss" and treats it to the virtuoso skills of rare crafts worthy to match the brilliance of the Austrian symbolist painter.
Over 1,200 tiny pieces of wood, individually cut and either left in their natural state or covered with gold leaf in the manner of Klimt himself, before being glued together, carpet the Atmos cabinet with a splendid entirely hand-made marquetry motif. The concern for detail cherished by the Grande Maison has inspired the artisan to associate various gold colours ranging from yellow to pink, in order to give life to the painting and accentuate its shimmering glow.
Equipped with a discreet mechanical system featuring a button concealed within the motif, the cabinet majestically opens to reveal time, the theme that occupies its every part. Housed within its protective crystal glass surround, the clock steadily marks off the time with unfailing regularity.
The Atmos clock is quite obviously intimately bound up with time. Firstly by its style, which has been finding its way unperturbed through the decades for over 80 years. And secondly by its almost perpetual mechanism, driven exclusively by variations in temperature.
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DELTA PRIVATE JETS, deltaprivatejets.com, 877-541-3548. Delta Private Jets Card provides access to light, midsize, super-midsize and large-cabin jets from Delta's managed and owned fleet and a network of approved charter operators. No interchange fee or fuel surcharge. Card purchase bestows SkyMiles Diamond Medallion status on Delta Airlines.
June 28, 2013
If you're shopping for an aircraft, paying attention to residual-value projections could save you a small fortune.
June 27, 2013
These days on a private jet you not only can fly wherever you want whenever you want, you can also dine en route on whatever you want. Caterers like Alison Price On Air and Bon Soirée of London and Hubert-Marsden Catering of Zurich, Switzerland can provide anything from fois gras with black truffle to chateaubriand with bordelaise sauce to Beluga caviar.
June 27, 2013
Ten years ago, nobody even talked about lighting aircraft cabins with LEDs. Today, not an airplane rolls out of a completion center that isn't LED from nose to tail. The result: illumination that's brighter, lower maintenance, longer lasting and more economical.
June 27, 2013
In recent years, many luxury fashion and design houses have ventured into the realm of the private jet cabin. Automobile and yacht designers are climbing aboard, too.
June 27, 2013
As the industry recovers from the long recession, sales of used and new aircraft are accelerating. Largely as a result, more and more independent completion and refurbishment shops are building a backlog of orders.
June 26, 2013
As soon as its first owner departs from the manufacturer's delivery center, a new airplane technically becomes used (or preowned). For various reasons, however, 10 years after an aircraft's final production date is generally considered the milestone separating "newer" used business aircraft from "older" ones.
June 26, 2013
Some new or dramatically upgraded business jets have recently been certified, and manufacturers anticipate FAA approval for 19 more models over the next several years. Assuming the global economy improves, demand for them should be strong.
Here's a look at the latest bizjet crop.
May 15, 2013
More than a decade ago, I was standing on a ramp at a California airport with an investment banker and his Dassault Falcon 900. Between incessant taps on his Blackberry, he was discussing the airplane and how he used it.
May 14, 2013
When is it time to buy your own jet? Part of the answer involves tax numbers, depreciation data, return on investment projections and the like; but if those are the sorts of factors you're pondering right now, you should put down this article and pick up some of the many BJT features that address such concerns in detail.
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quote:Originally posted by qmykcysryHey glad this came up, I have gotten rid of all my non-stick pans except cookie sheets and I''m having a hard time finding an alternative, that everything wont stick to. What have you found and perhaps where? I love using my castiron and am saving for a griddle! lyte
There is slight danger using teflon cookware but to me the biggest problem is that sooner or later that coating will start to come off of any of the nonstick stuff. I buy stainless non coated sautee pans and treat them like cast iron. Never wash them just rince and wipe them out. they will season and become nonstick after a while. Just use more oil to start and gradually cut back and they get better. Do buy good ones and stay away from the cheeeepies. After all these are the tools that you will use for maybe the rest of you life and you will be able to leave them to the next generation. (like cast iron stuff) lasts forever.if you take care of them.
It's bad that all the coated cookware will sooner or later start to peel off. Maybe some of the newer special coated ones will do better. I just decided some years ago that they are just not worth buying because they will scratch and peel eventually.
Here is a yahoo group with lots of info on cast iron and dutch oven cooking lots or recipes etc check it out.
Ps some people want to do omlets like in your resturants but hesitate because they can't slide them around and flip em like those cooks do. Well just use more oil when you are learning and if you just practice with one egg and cook it well (hard) while learning how to flip it as you get better cut back on the oil and you will be cooking like a regular fry cook.You can lay the cooked eggs on a slice of bread to remove the extra oil until you get good and are able to use much less oil. For omlets get the oil HOT before you put the whipped eggs in this will help it blow up like they are supposed to.
good luck and good cooking
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Written by Mike Baehr | Filed under Taking Punk to the Masses, Shimura Takako, reviews, Paul Hornschemeier, Mickey Mouse, Maurice Tillieux, manga, Lou Reed, Lorenzo Mattotti, Johnny Ryan, Jaime Hernandez, Jacques Tardi, Floyd Gottfredson, Drew Friedman, Disney, Diane Noomin, Daily OCD, Alex Chun | 27 Jul 2011 12:28 AM |
We'll be catching up on the past week's Online Commentary & Diversions over the next several days.
• Review: "Fantagraphics Books, which has previously done such an amazing job of collecting other classic comic strips like Prince Valiant and Peanuts , once again hits it out of the park with this collection [Walt Disney's Mickey Mouse Vol. 1].... From the beautifully reproduced strips to the densely packed ancillary features, this must be the book that editors David Gerstein and Fantagraphics' co-founder Gary Groth wanted for years for their own libraries. Their enthusiasm shows in the wonderfully designed package. This book is highly recommended for any Disney fan and fans of America's rich comic strip history." – Rich Clabaugh, Christian Science Monitor
• Review: "Murder by High Tide introduces Maurice Tillieux's private detective Gil Jordan to America, collecting two 1950s stories from an acclaimed series that has never before been translated into English. Tillieux isn't quite Hergé, but he's adept at writing and drawing suspenseful detective stories with brief flurries of action. ...Tillieux's plotting and deft hand at action, figures, and environments make Murder by High Tide a thrilling read." – Garrett Martin, Paste
• Review: "...Fantagraphics is always a good place to start if you're worried about trying something new. The venerable comics publisher is a stamp of quality, a guarantee that the vetting process has been serious and that, at very least, the book you hold in your hands will have been beautifully printed. Wandering Son [Vol.] 1 bears all that out.... It's a lovely, tactile-y rich object, but it's also a sweet book in terms of content. ...[T]he characters are pleasant to spend time with, the art is emotive and expressive (embarrassment comes up a lot), and there is a gentleness to the whole project that is welcome." – Hillary Brown, Paste
• Review: "...Shimura Takako's Wandering Son, with its direct treatment of transgenderism, feels simultaneously natural and singular in the world of manga.... The true distinction of Wandering Son is not its subject matter so much as Shimura Takako's quiet and sensitive handling of it. Fifth grade is a difficult time and age for any author to handle well, and throwing transgenderism into the mix merely adds to the challenge. By keeping the story's focus on the intensely personal thoughts, experiences, and emotions of the characters, Shimura avoids both heavy-handed preachiness and overly melodramatic scenes, keeping the tone of the story sympathetic and realistic and — most importantly — a story." – Caleb Dunaway, Otaku USA
• Review: "...Fantagraphics' edition is beautifully presented as a full-sized hardcover with excellent print and paper quality. The volume is just as lovely to behold as it is to read.... Instead of following a strictly linear narrative, Wandering Son provides a somewhat fragmented view. To me, it seems more like a collection of memories, glimpses of important and influential moments in the characters' lives. Though told chronologically, the story has an impressionistic quality to it. Wandering Son is lovely and quiet with tremendous emotional depth.... I was very pleased with the first volume of Wandering Son and greatly look forward to the release of the second volume." – Ash Brown, Experiments in Manga
• Review: "Brought straight to your chamber door from the ever-awesome Fantagraphics, we finally have The Raven graphic novel. Personally commissioned by Reed, legendary illustrator Lorenzo Mattotti (Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, Stigmata) has sketched some remarkably vivid scenes for what amounts to the definitive bard of Baltimore project from New York City's own poet laureate.... Hardcovered, with a jacket by Grammy-nominated designer Jesse LeDoux, the whole presentation is indeed first-class." – Logan K. Young, Paste
• Review: "...Taking Punk to the Masses: From Nowhere to Nevermind... is a dense tome... packed with beautiful photos of EMP's vast collection of instruments, posters and flyers and assorted rock and punk memorabilia, with commentary and excerpts from the oral history project, featuring testimonials from people like Greg Ginn and J Mascis and Grant Hart and Novoselic, on facing pages. The effect is that of taking a guided tour through the museum, exhibit by exhibit, with headphones on.... There's an awful lot to look at here, and the book stands up to repeated readings.... Taking Punk to the Masses is a definite keeper for anyone who loves the bands of the Pacific Northwest or the history of rock in America." – John G. Nettles, Flagpole
• Review: "Simply put, if you've enjoyed any of Alex Chun and Jacob Covey's series of glamour-girl cartoon retrospectives they've assembled for Fantagraphics over the years, you'll want — if not need — their latest, The Pin-Up Art of Humorama.... As with Chun and Covey's previous collaborations, the captions to the cartoons rarely matter — sometimes, they don't even match what's depicted. All that matters is the art, full of lovely, curvy, super-sexy women whose bra sizes run deep into the alphabet. It may not come in a brown paper wrapper, but yeah, this book's hot. It spills over with an abundance of retro tease to please." — Rod Lott, Bookgasm
• Reviews: At his High-Low blog, Rob Clough looks at several of our translated volumes of the work of Jacques Tardi: "Tardi is an interesting figure because he felt comfortable writing mainstream material like detective stories, mysteries, fantasy and even science-fiction (though usually of a period nature; The Arctic Marauder, for example is a steampunk book) as well as more experimental and mature fare. No matter what the subject, his books always have a density and meatiness to them that rewards multiple readings. I'll briefly examine each book roughly in order of narrative complexity."
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The real problem is that there is an incredible unsatisfied demand of this cheap narcotic, being the largest consumer the US. If there is an existing and increasing demand there will be a supplier for those in need. Mexico had played it's part with the drug war, (believe me as bloody as it is, before that we were bullied and hiding, being killed and robbed with no one to investigate, today now we can at least reach out for the army in our favor) but... What about the part to be played by the "consumer"?
Are they really fighting consumption? No.
Are they after the "legal" medical marijuana establishments? No
Are the states in that country fighting for these causes? No Actually 10 or more states had declared marijuana LEGAL for recreational consumption this year.
Is this going to help the Mexican authorities? NO.
Is this a slap on the face of those who had been killed and injured and kidnapped for ransom during the Mexican Drug war? Absolutely YES
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I reread the Glutenboy thread I referenced above. He said that he did a two hour room temperature bulk rise after mixing his dough, then he divided and refrigerated the dough balls for four and a half days. Since he got such good results, I'm assuming his dough handling protocol didn't result in over-fermentation. Of course, he used All Trumps unbleached unbromated flour, which is higher in protein than the Gold Medal Better for Bread I'm using. I'm sure that has got to make a difference.


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Nordeste is a remote, dried out, and disherited region of Brazil but also the moving heart of the country. Attracted by what they thought to be a better future, men and women, sometimes whole families, left their homes for an expected promised land.
They found themselves ending in the favelas of major cities as Rio and Belem or living as exploited farmers in the Amazonian forest. They tore themselves away from their rich cultural and historical roots which are a vibrant part of Brazilian identity. Their joys have become a souvenir. Their colourful carnivals and comforting religious practices, the patch worked ethnical entities and the multilingual richness of their home land are now haunting their nights and changing their passed dreams in a daily nightmare.
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