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This evening I fixed something on my car myself. It has left me with a feeling that I assume must be "grown-up-ness".
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I am on a bus. The air is clammy. Condensation drips down the windows. Directly in front of me two teenagers are watching a video on an oversized smartphone. The volume is loud – no headphones involved, obviously – and the track is terrible (it'll probably place highly in the singles chart in...
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13 Sep DC Area University Graduates Achieve Success at New York Fashion Week
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The duo behind Noon by Noor, graduates of Arlington Virginia's Marymount University, shared a massive success at their debut Mercedes Benz Fashion Week show in a move that showcased Fashiontonian spirit with Middle Eastern flare. The story behind the label is one of intrigue and excitement, with Sheikha Noor Al Khalifa a rumored princess of Bahrain unbeknownst to her fellow Marymount students. Cousins Sheikha Noor Al Khalifa and Sheikha Haya Al Khalifa both graduated with degrees in Arts and Sciences (Fashion Design) from the Virginia university, returning home to Bahrain following their studies to perfect their craft and dream up the perfect collection to showcase.
Their dream was realized as they took their bows wearing slick black tuxedo jackets, which stood in stark contrast to the bright, vibrant, silky and spring-like collection, complete with fluorescent orange tailoring and shirts, floating silks in chartreuses, teal florals and shimmering metallic weaves.
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For a brand as new as Noon by Noor (the name comes from the pronunciation of the Arabic letter "N"), putting on a show at New York Fashion Week is no small feat, as designers often take years to really refine their styles into enough of a trademark vision to really be noticed by the harsh critics of Mercedes Benz Fashion Week. Launched in 2008, Noon by Noor is the first Gulf-based label ever to show on-schedule at New York Fashion Week.
A favorite brand of Blake Lively, Kim Kardashian, Demi Lovato, and Lauren Bosworth, the Bahraini duo were able to turn out a fantastic show, complete with Olivia Palermo and Nicky Hilton front-row, wearing pieces from the resort collection.
The National writes: "especially lovely were the peachy-orange chiffon, silk or metallic-shot jacquards used in a playsuit, loungy, wide-legged pajama sets and pared-back evening gowns. The edgier fluorescent orange trousers, city shorts, shirts and biker jackets were sharp and urban and the romance of long, floaty dresses was spiked by that uncompromising shade and by asymmetrical cuts.Yet there remains a certain Middle Eastern aesthetic, with the metallic brocades of the pyjama suits and frocks inspired by features of traditional Gulf dress and a fluid, drapey feel to the fabrics that clearly has its roots in the region's costumes."
Fashiontonians can find the pieces at the Noon by Noor website and at Harvey Nichols Dubai, and soon to be at Saks Fifth Avenue Dubai. The pair's success at New York Fashion Week will be the key to their quickly growing label and, if the cheering crowd at the end of this week's show is anything to go by, the cousins' collection will have a long life at New York's Fashion Week.


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What is your favorite moment in the final episode? Mine is when Inu and the others are trapped in the demon's belly, especially when Kagome risks her life and runs through acid to help Inuyasha. I thought that Kagome was really brave here. Even with acid lapping at her ankles, she held her ground and didn't cry.
I have screen captured some Images from that episode, and will show you my favorites.
1. Sango notices acid raining down and Miroku realizes they are inside of a demon's belly. They both look scared.
2. Kagome and Shippo looking very worried. I think that this one is cute!
3. This one is my favorite. It is Kagome bravely running through acid to help Inuyasha.


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Our Laramie has under 7K and electrical problems started approx. 2K ago. Sometimes (About 15 times so far) when you try to start her up it does nothing, all of the lights and gauges and so forth illuminate as normal but no reaction click etc. from the starter. After setting for a bit and a few tries it has cranked and not left us stranded. Same problem using either of two keys we have.
I thought maybe a loose connection or something may be the cause. We took it back to the dealer, they had a few day's. The service order describes the problem as "6678 Interm Open Starter Circuit 08890102, .3 Tested, Replaced, And Configured TIPN Module". I felt all along that it was a relay issue of some sort.
Well it happened again yesterday and the wife needless to say was pissed, it's her daily driver, I drive my 2002 Z-71. We called the dealer and told them about the recurring problem, we wanted to have a comporable truck loaned for the weekend since we already had RV reservations and some much needed surf fishing/beach therapy in our future. We had already spent $70 on a rental from the first time and wanted a free loaner. Of course nobody could confirm or deny the free loaner.....
The dealer called back this morning and wants to give us another truck, yes, replace the truck, so this must be a fairly serious problem and possibly a fire hazard. I sure don't feel safe parking the truck in the garage. I'll keep you posted. FYI the service mgr. had said they had one other truck with the same problem but they have not had it happen again after the "repair" like we did.
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List of Hudson Bay rivers
This list of Hudson Bay rivers includes the principal rivers draining into the Hudson, James and Ungava bays of the Arctic Ocean. The total surface area of the Hudson Bay watershed is about 3,861,400 square kilometres (1,490,900 sq mi),[1] with a mean discharge of about 30,900 m³/s. The drainage basin includes parts of five Canadian provinces (Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Ontario and Quebec), territories (Northwest Territories and Nunavut) and four American states (Montana, South Dakota, North Dakota and Minnesota). The two principal waterways are the La Grande Rivière, in Québec, and the Nelson River in Manitoba, each with an average waterflow of over 3,000 m³/s.
The rivers are presented by coastline, clockwise, starting with the George River in northeastern Quebec, just south of Cape Chidley and the entrance to the Atlantic Ocean.
Rivers in Quebec[edit]
- Tunulic
- À la Baleine
- False
- Koksoak
- Aux Feuilles
- Arnaud
- Kovik River
- Povungnituk
- Kogaluc
- Innuksuac
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- Nastapoka
- Chenal Goulet
- Petite Rivière de la Baleine
- Grande Rivière de la Baleine
- Roggan
- La Grande
- Eastmain
- Pontax
- Rupert
- Broadback
- Nottaway
- Harricana
Rivers in Ontario[edit]
Rivers in Manitoba[edit]
- Hayes
- Nelson
- Churchill
- North & South Knife
- Red River of the North
- Seal
- Caribou
- Geillini
- Thlewiaza
- Tha-anne
- Ferguson
- Wilson
- Chesterfield Inlet
- Lorillard
- Brown
- Kirchoffer (Southampton Island)
- Koukdjuak River (Baffin Island)
Rivers in Alberta[edit]
Rivers in the United States[edit]
- Bois de Sioux River
- Buffalo River (Minnesota)
- Marsh River
- Red River of the North
- Sand Hill River
- Souris River
- Turtle River (North Dakota)
See also[edit]
- ^ "Canada Drainage Basins". The National Atlas of Canada, 5th edition. Natural Resources Canada. 1985. Retrieved 24 November 2010.
- Stephen J. Déry et al., Characteristics and Trends of River Discharge into Hudson, James and Ungava Bays, 1964-2000, Journal of Climate, 18 (2005), pages 2540-2557.
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Suzuki TS185 project
Here's the story:
My dad bought this bike new, in 75. He rode it several years, the in 84, upgraded to a husky 250. The zuke went to mom, and was ridden I few years.
Then it was sent to live in the barn, until somewhere in the late 90s, I dug it out, cleaned it up and got it running. I then proceeded to learn to ride/beat the crap out of it. That lasted a few years, until it became really hard to start, so I put it back in the barn:dunno teenagers, I tell ya.
This brings me to now. I've dug it back out of the barn, and brought it home with me.
So, what say you? What should I do with it? Restore? Cafe? Street tracker? First thing, obviously, is to get it running again, but then what should I do with it?
These are my inspirational bikes. The first one in the same bike.
Clean it up, get it running nice and ride it. It's only original once and since it's been in the family since new, the patina is all home grown.
Looks good to me
It looks like all the parts are there. I'd restore it to as close to original as possible. If your were missing a bunch of pieces the hours of ebay searching for parts would make think otherwise, but it looks good.
You probably already know, but make sure the oil injection is working right and resist the temptation to go premix because it is easy. Old Suzuki like the GT185, and GT380 used an oiling system that was way ahead of their time. The crank bearings were lubed by the autotlube system. I think the TS185 was similar so it is worth it to make sure the autolube works right.
There was a thread over on the HUBB from a New Zealand couple who had decided on TS185 ER for their around the world bikes. I'm not sure if they are still out there somewhere leaving a thin trail of blue smoke.
So perhaps ride it to Siberia and China after the restoration?
Make it run and enjoy it for what it is. I saw one within the last year and it brought back memories.
Dad put a 185 engine in a TM125 frame way back then. I think it bolted right in. He was in search of the perfect tight woods bike.
Yeah, I've heard the horror stories about trying to run premix, so the oil injection will stay
Make it mechanically sound and ride it. +1 on the auto lube comments. Pay close attention to the crank seals.
just clean it up nicely!
Clean it all up....Perhaps CRANK SEALS.
Keep it basically stock and RIDE IT.
Maybe an expansion chamber (difficult to find......my '71 still has the one that was on it when I purchased in '74 or so) and a fork brace.
FRESH fork juice..grease steering head bearings AND SWINGARM BUSHINGS.....maybe rear shocks and a brighter headlight.
Clean and grease all electrical connections.......Buy a spare CDI box off ebay.
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Looking toward the future, could the military train troops to use their brains differently? Simmons thinks it could, though application is a long way off.
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"Learning to control your physiology, to control your anticipatory response as you remain in that situation, are the first steps to controlling your brain's response," Simmons said.
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Pilot Completes Record Flight Around the World
SALINA, Kan. (AP) — First by balloon, now by plane, Steve Fossett is once again a 'round-the-world record holder.
The millionaire adventurer on Thursday became the first person to fly around the world alone without stopping or refueling, touching down in central Kansas after a 67-hour, 23,000-mile journey that appeared endangered at times by a troubled fuel system.
Fossett, who failed five times before successfully circumnavigating the globe solo in a balloon, needed just one try to make the trip in a plane. He holds many other records as a balloonist, pilot and sailor.
Fossett's GlobalFlyer, designed by the same engineer who came up with the Voyager aircraft that first completed the trip in 1986 with two pilots aboard, touched down on the center line at the Salina airport at 1:50 p.m. Thursday.
Immediately after leaving the cockpit, a jubilant Fossett hugged his wife, Peggy, and was congratulated by Sir Richard Branson, the Virgin Atlantic founder who financed the flight.
"That was something I wanted to do for a long time, a major ambition," Fossett said.
Although he looked surprisingly fresh, the millionaire from Chicago said he was tired and ready for a bath and a good meal. He planned to rest before attending a celebration for the crew and supporters Thursday night in Salina.
"Believe me, it's great to be back on the ground," Fossett said. "It's one of the hardest things I've ever done."
Branson grabbed a bottle of champagne from Fossett, shook it up and sprayed down the pilot.
"It's been a magnificent trip," Branson said. "He was obviously over the moon about it."
Fossett said he survived on 12 milkshakes and water during the flight. He said his main problems were headaches, which went away when he drank water, and a lack of sleep. Fossett used bottles as his bathroom.
He said he was overwhelmed by the number of people who watched the flight on television and the Internet, and by the tens of thousands who were at the airport to watch him land. But he insisted his adventures were not publicity stunts.
"I would do these things if nobody was paying attention," Fossett said.
There had been some doubt Wednesday whether Fossett would make it back to Salina. Fuel sensors in the custom-built plane's 13 tanks differed from readings of how quickly its single jet engine was burning fuel, forcing Fossett's crew to assume that 2,600 of the original 18,100 pounds of fuel "disappeared" early in the flight.
It was not clear whether there was an actual leak or just a problem with the sensors, Fossett's team said.
Facing a decision near Hawaii about whether to land or press ahead over the vast Pacific Ocean for the U.S. mainland, Fossett told his team, "Let's go for it." Hours later, pushed by strong tail winds that left him with enough in the tanks to finish the global trek, he safely crossed over Los Angeles.
Fossett chose Salina because he needed a long runway for the takeoff and landing. The runway in Salina – once used to train WWII bomber crews – extends about 12,000 feet.
Fossett, 60, set his ballooning record in 2002, taking off and landing in Australia. He also has swum the English Channel, taken part in the Iditarod sled dog race and driven in the 24 Hours of Le Mans car race.
The GlobalFlyer's trip broke several other aviation records, including the longest flight by a jet without refueling. The record was more than 12,000 miles, set by a B-52 bomber in 1962.
Aviation pioneer Wiley Post made the first solo around-the-world trip in 1933, taking more than seven days and stopping numerous times. The first nonstop global flight without refueling was made in a propeller-driven aircraft in 1986 by Jeana Yeager and Dick Rutan, brother of GlobalFlyer designer Burt Rutan.
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These Bloopers From Hilary Duff's New Music Video Are Actually Too Cute
How can you not love Hilary Duff?!
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3. The queen of walking around LA…
4. … and looking mad cute in post-gym candids.
5. The #1 mom…
6. … with the low-key song of the summer.
7. Yes, Miss Hilary Duff. Well, she's got this really cute blooper video.
8. Featuring that lady with the Kate Gosselin wig…
9. … that hot dude getting smacked in the face.
10. Also that hot dude flexing his teets…
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What is causing the strange noise in the back when the car reaches around 40mph?
I just bought the car; it has 57,000. On the way home from the dealership when we got off the freeway and back to city driving, the car made a noise as if it was adjusting- it sounded robotic. Now, as we drive through the city, it happens all the time, right around 40 mph. There are no warning lights showing up. Should we be worried?
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But motorists should still expect heavy traffic and authorities are recommending avoiding westbound US 50 at this time. Motorists are advised to call 1-877-BAYSPAN (229-7726) for current traffic conditions or on Twitter - TheMDTA. Tractor-Trailor Uprighted, But Southbound US 301 Still Closed By Don Rush • May 28, 2014 creative commons The Maryland State Highway Administration says its crews have up righted the tractor-trailer that turned over this morning and crashed into a telephone poll at around 5 a.m. The incident took place at Route 301 and Maryland 544 in Crumpton. The two southbound lanes are still closed along those roads but both northbound lanes are still open. Police say the fallen power lines have also been clear off. There are no reports of injuries. Tractor-Trailer Crash Closes U.S. Route 301 Southbound By Don Rush • May 28, 2014 creative commons An overturned tractor-trailer shut down the southbound US Route 301 at Maryland Route 544. Maryland State Highway Administration says its crews have been sent the scene where the truck apparently struck a telephone pole at around 4.45 a.m. There was detour set up taking westbound Maryland 291 to southbound MD 290 back. No injuries have been reported from the crash. Lawsuit Against Punkin Chunkin for Injuries Suffered by Lewes Resident By Don Rush • Nov 1, 2013 Don Rush DOVER, Del. (AP) - A Lewes resident who was injured while working at Delaware's popular Punkin Chunkin is suing festival organizers. A complaint filed last week says Daniel Fair, who volunteered as a spotter at the 2011 festival, suffered spinal fractures after he was ejected from an all-terrain vehicle that hit a depression in the ground, then landed on top of him. 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Troopers were called to the crash on Capitol Trail early Tuesday. The collision reconstruction unit is on the scene and police are warning that Capitol Trail has been reopened . It had been closed in both directions between Delaplane Avenue and Polly Drummond Hill Road. Vigil on Kent Island for Four Teens Lost in Accident By Don Rush • Apr 12, 2013 fire station photo Hundreds of community members in Queen Anne's County turned out for a vigil at the Kent Island High School last night to mourn the loss of four teenagers who died in an accident on Wednesday on Cox Neck Road. One was Tyler Elzey who as a volunteer firefight in the same company that responded to the call. Others included Cory Passagno, Michael John Ringenbach and Harrison Rhoades. Katie Debries told WBOC that she self like she just saw them yesterday before the accident making it all feel unreal.


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1 can (12 ounces) evaporated milk
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5 eggs
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Ranked number five on Forbes' 2014 Richest People on the Planet list
Forbes' 2014 list of the Richest People on the Planet is in, and despite some pretty stiff competition, Microsoft's Bill Gates still holds court as the world's richest man, a title he's held for 15 of the past 20 years. Coming in at number five with a net worth of $48 billion is Oracle co-founder and CEO Larry Ellison—which means he still holds the title of the world's richest Jew.
Ellison was joined in the top 10 by Jewish casino mogul Sheldon Adelson, whose estimated net worth of $38 billion snagged him the number eight spot.
Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg, while not yet in the upper echelons of world billionaires, increased his fortune in the past year more than anyone else on the list. His net worth jumped from $15.2 billion in 2013 to a whopping $28.5 billion in 2014.
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It was a busy morning Oct. 19 at Santa Anita Park, as Breeders' Cup contenders led by Classic runner Mucho Macho Man turned in moves over the track.
It was a busy morning Oct. 19 at Santa Anita Park, as Breeders' Cup contenders led by Classic runner Mucho Macho Man turned in moves over the track.
Led by champion Royal Delta and Breeders' Cup Classic (gr. I) contender Ron the Greek, horses conditioned by Hall of Fame trainer Bill Mott got in their Belmont Park works Oct. 19 in advance of the Nov. 1-2 Breeders' Cup.
Five-time grade I winner Point of Entry sailed along his road to recovery from a condylar fracture suffered in early June, and is on track for a comeback in the Breeders' Cup Turf (gr. IT). read blog
Steve Haskin picks his top 10 Breeders' Cup races from 1994 through 2003.
Awesome Again, Smart Strike, and Tapit are the leading Breeders' Cup Sires by numbers of winners. View Slideshow
Hall of Fame trainer D. Wayne Lukas discusses Will Take Charge, Fast Bullet, Strong Mandate and more Breeders' Cup contenders. Watch Video
Listen to Steve Haskin ask D. Wayne Lukas about the meaning of the Breeders' Cup experience, most memorable victories, and if the Breeders' Cup Juvenile is a Kentucky Derby prep race. listen to podcast
Take Control, a son of A.P. Indy, out of 2002 Horse of the Year Azeri, was euthanized after sustaining an injury to his right front leg in a workout the morning of Oct. 17 at Santa Anita Park.
Fans sporting the most fabulous headwear, including, but not limited to, fascinators and fedoras, will be eligible to win up to $10,000 in Westfield gift cards.
In a rare moment of social media accord, it was mostly agreed upon that the Breeders' Cup Classic fields from either 1998 or 2004 were the best. read blog
The Thoroughbred Aftercare Alliance is teaming with California Retirement Management Account at the Breeders' Cup World Championships to promote awareness of Thoroughbred aftercare.
Images from the Breeders' Cup career of D. Wayne Lukas. view slideshow
While his riding career was winding down by the time the Breeders' Cup launched in 1984, jockey Bill Shoemaker still managed to stamp the event when he delivered a perfectly timed ride aboard Ferdinand in the 1987 Classic.
Steve Haskin and Lenny Shulman discuss Princess of Sylmar, Breeders' Cup "sleepers," and "And They're Off at the Derby Dozen." They also review a Breeders' Cup top 10 list for additional BC races. Sponsored by Darby Dan Farm watch video
The Breeders' Cup announced Oct. 16 that pre-entries for all 14 of the World Championships races at Santa Anita Park will close Monday, Oct. 21 at noon (local time of place of pre-entry).
A mobile guide to the 2013 Breeders' Cup with race details, events, maps and more. View Guide
Trainer Chad Brown tells us every horse he possibly has running in the Breeders' Cup. listen to podcast
The key to making anyone who is unfamiliar with horse racing "get it" -- assuming you can't take them to an actual racetrack -- is showing them a great race.
The Breeders' Cup announced Oct. 15 that a star-studded concert has been planned to enhance the Breeders' Cup World Championship festivities.
Hear what trainer Dale Romans' contenders are currently doing and what he thinks through prior to entering Breeders' Cup races. watch video
A relatively few number of women's names crop up on trainer and jockey rosters in general, but in the 30 years of Breeders' Cup history the numbers are smaller still.
Zayat Stables' Paynter tuned up for the Breeders' Cup Classic Oct. 14 with a five-furlong work in 1:00 under jockey Martin Garcia, who will ride the son of Awesome Again in the mile-and-a-quarter race at Santa Anita Nov. 2.
The Breeders' Cup announced that the last opportunity to nominate weanlings of 2013 to the program for a one-time fee of $500 is 11:59 p.m. (ET) Tuesday, Oct. 15.
Sometimes you marvel at a racehorse's performance, sometimes you shake your head, and sometimes you do both.
Let's Go Stable and Coolmore partners' Verrazano worked a bullet five furlongs in 1:01.08 Oct. 12 on the dirt training track at Belmont Park, gearing up for the Nov. 1 Breeders' Cup Dirt Mile (gr. I) at Santa Anita Park.
Reliving the brilliance of champion Gilded Time in the 1992 Breeders' Cup Juvenile (gr. I).
Steve offers some early thoughts on the Breeders' Cup. read blog
A background in foreign pedigrees and careful study of previous weight assignments helped Anne Eberhardt Keogh choose Sheikh Albadou in the 1991 Breeders' Cup Sprint (gr. I).
The most expensive Breeders' Cup World Championship winners as determined by their auction prices were sold as yearlings.
Ken and Sarah Ramsey's Kitten Kaboodle took the rail trip to victory in the $150,000 JPMorgan Chase Jessamine Stakes (gr. IIIT) at Keeneland Oct. 9, earning a berth in the Breeders' Cup Juvenile Fillies Turf (gr. IT).
Taste of LA, featuring nine local chefs and food vendors, returns to the Breeders' Cup World Championships Nov. 1-2 at Santa Anita Park.
Hansen, the 2-year-old champion of 2011 and winner of that year's Grey Goose Breeders' Cup Juvenile (gr. I), has been sold to South Korea, former owner Kendall Hansen confirmed Oct. 8.
Personal Ensign, who was seriously injured during her 2-year-old season, came back to win the 1988 Breeders' Cup Distaff (gr. I) and remain undefeated in 13 starts.
Churchill Downs makes a big splash less than month before the World Championships. read blog
The 1989 Breeders' Cup Classic was a West Coast vs. East Coast showdown.
Trainer Wayne Catalano was doing a little advance planning the morning of Oct. 7, both in the short term for the Keeneland meet and for a few weeks down the road at the Breeders' Cup World Championships at Santa Anita.
Marylou Whitney and John Hendrickson will receive the community service award at Race Track Chaplaincy of America's White Horse Award Luncheon Oct. 31, 2013 at The Derby Restaurant in Arcadia, Calif.
Which Breeders' Cup Distaff was the best? Vote Now!
Fall Stars weekend brought a bevy of surprises as favorites were felled in the major races and a record rainfall pelted Keeneland on the afternoon of Oct. 5. read blog
Steve Haskin's top 10 Breeders' Cup World Championship races by decade.
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John and Brad Hennegan, who teamed for the Eclipse Award-winning documentary "The First Saturday in May," have produced a special on the 30 greatest moments in Breeders' Cup history that will air Oct. 19.
The transcript from the October 4 chat is now available. Read Transcript
BloodHorse.com introduces a month-long series of Breeders' Cup stories including personal tales, polls, video, and photos in honor of the world championships' 30th anniversary.
Lenny and Steve discuss Princess of Sylmar, Ron the Greek, Mucho Macho Man, and the Breeders' Cup Classic, and more. Sponsored by Darby Dan Farm. Watch Video
If you feel the Breeder's Cup Classic field is pretty much cut and dry, you might want to follow the results of Saturday's Prix Dollar at Longchamp. read blog
Dogwood Stable's Belmont Stakes (gr. I) winner Palace Malice will make his final start of 2013 in the $5 million Breeders' Cup Classic (gr. I) and will have a new rider--Hall of Fame jockey John Velazquez.
An overflow field of 14, highlighted by undefeated Keeneland contender Winning Cause, plus previous Stoll Keenon Ogden Phoenix (gr. III) victors Sum of the Parts and Hoofit, are entered in this year's edition of the race.
Catalano's plan for Solitary Ranger included the Breeders' Cup World Championships long before the talented juvenile runner broke his maiden. read blog
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Isbell Plays Conan; London Cowboys Stage Line Dance Protest; Album Releases
- Get the story behind Curly Putnam's Green Green Grass of Home." Is there a sadder twist ending in country music than the one in this song?
- Jason Isbell performed "Flying Over Water" on Conan last night. Isbell also sang "Different Days" for CMT Edge.
- Here's your first look at Carrie Underwood as Maria in The Sound of Music.
- Stream new records by Band of Heathens , Sarah Jarosz, and Garland Jeffreys.
- Henry Carrigan did a fine interview with Linda Ronstadt.
- On what would have been Hank Williams' 90th birthday, stream Joey Allcorn's "The Death of Hank Williams."
- Shovels & Rope played a Tiny Desk Concert.
- Roger Cook will be celebrated by the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum as part of their Poets & Prophets series. Cook co-wrote songs like "I Just Want to Dance with You" and the insanely catchy jingle "Buy the World a Coke."
- Starting next Tuesday, a trio of bluegrass e-books will be available for $2.99 for a limited time.
- Brian Mansfield wrote a feature on Chris Young for USA Today. (warning: autoplay)
- The Avett Brothers discuss their new song, "Another Is Waiting," in a new video.
- The 615 premiered Billy Currington's new video.
- The Devil Makes Three played "Walk On Boy" for Live & Breathing.
- A group of protesters dressed as cowboys and cowgirls danced outside a few London radio stations in an attempt to get more country music on UK radio.
- Senator Lamar Alexander donated the original "Tennessee Waltz" manuscript to the University of Tennessee.
- Tim McGraw is about to start shooting a Disney film; Tomorrowland will also star George Clooney.
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Band of Heathens – Sunday Morning Record
Del McCoury Band – The Streets of Baltimore
Chris Young – A.M.
Tim O'Brien & Darrell Scott – Memories and Moments
Tony Joe White – Hoodoo
Kellye Gray – And, They Call Us Cowboys: The Texas Music Project
Garland Jeffreys – Truth Serum
Pete Anderson – Birds Above Guitarland
Audrey Auld – Tonk
Fats Kaplin – The Fatman Cometh & World of Wonder
Justin Moore – Off the Beaten Path
Billy Currington – We Are Tonight
Darin & Brooke Aldridge – Flying
Zachary Lucky – The Ballad of Losing You
Mark Pickerel & His Praying Hands – Tess
Mike Beck – Tribute
Left Lane Cruiser – Rock Them Back to Hell
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Not as sad as green green grass but I always like the twist in 'See the Big Man Cry'
Recomends the Del McCoury and the Audry Auld albums.
Enjoyed reading the Ronstadt interview. Thanks. Good job by Mr. Carrigan. I was lucky to finally see Linda in concert the summer of '06 and she was still great.
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As in, you buy it, you use it, you pass it on to your kids.
Stuff that is strong. Things that are purposeful. Goods that come with a work ethic. And if, after years and years and years of hard use, you find that these loyal companions need a tune-up, a patch, a stitch—so be it. You'll fix them. Because they've earned it.


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Our May Top Pick in Cookbooks is A Girl and Her Greens: Hearty Meals from the Garden by New York Michelin-starred chef, April Bloomfield! Did you know the leafy tops of carrots are actually secretly tasty? Bloomfield's recipe for Carrot-Top Pesto will completely change the way you look at this popular veg.
Carrot-Top Pesto
If you've never nibbled a carrot top, you have a happy surprise waiting for you. The greens are delicious: a little less carroty than the roots, and almost briny, like heartier borage. Arriving home from the market with not only a collection of sweet, colorful roots but also a big old tuft of bushy tops is like ordering pork shoulder and finding out that the kind butcher has snuck a couple of trotters into your bag.
I treat the tops as I would a tender herb, adding little sprigs to salads as I might parsley or dill. And because each bunch of carrots can bring twice the volume in tops, I make pesto. As much as I like the particular flavor of the tops themselves, I also like how they carry the flavor of basil, which comes through quite a bit considering how few leaves you use.
Makes about 1 cup
Combine the carrot tops and basil in a small food processor, pulse several times, then add the walnuts, Parmesan, garlic and salt. Pulse several more times, add the oil, then process full-on, stopping and scraping down the sides of the processor or stirring gently if need be, until the mixture is well combined but still a bit chunky. Taste and season with more salt, if you fancy.
Adam Johnson—who won the Pulitzer Prize for fiction in 2013 with The Orphan Master's Son—returns on August 18 with a collection of six stories, Fortune Smiles (Random House).
In the new collection, his second, Johnson explores varied settings and characters, from a former warden of a Stasi prison to a young mother in Louisiana. He also returns to the subject of North Korea, the setting of The Orphan Master's Son, for the story of two Pyongyang defectors who struggle to assimilate to their new life in Seoul.
Setting the everyday details of life against extraordinary backdrops is something of a specialty for Johnson, who went to North Korea to research The Orphan Master's Son and ended up asking the sort of "verisimilitude questions" his minders had never heard before. Will you look for this one this fall?
RELATED CONTENT: Read more about this year's fall fiction releases.
The Familiar by Mark Z. Danielewski
Pantheon • $25 • ISBN 9780375714948
published May 12, 2015
order from: BAM | B&N | Indiebound | Amazon
By now, you've most likely heard something about 2000's cult-favorite horror novel House of Leaves. Author Mark Z. Danielewski's highly experimental writing style is often compared to that of James Joyce, but his inclusion of graphic elements—sections of text printed in shapes, multiple typefaces and font sizes, certain words printed in color—have set his novels apart in today's literary landscape. His new novel, The Familiar, is the first in a series with 27 planned volumes (yes, 27!), and it follows a 12-year-old girl named Xanther who finds an abandoned kitten on the side of the road one rainy day. Well, the story isn't quite that straightforward. Danielewski also explores Mexico, Singapore, a brutal gang in East L.A., two computer scientists in Marfa, Texas, and many more settings and characters—each with their own color-coded sections. Fans of more traditional linear narratives may want to take caution, but if you're feeling adventurous and are interested in a different kind of reading experience, then The Familiar is for you.
Xanther cracks the window, gulping air, and wow!, the spray actually warms her!
"Remember: they are only questions," Anwar has told her many times. Like he's also told her: "Remember, they are only answers."
Xanther starts breathing regular-like again.
And sure, just as there's rain out there, the number for rain is out there too.
Dancing on the pavement.
Dancing in the air.
Like music before music becomes music.
"Is everything okay?" Anwar asks.
"Huh?" Xanther responds, profoundly, rolling the window back up, too aware of what she must look like bu the look already cornering her dad's eyes. "Head in the clouds?" she tries.
"Those are some clouds."
"You know, just daydreaming," Xanther tries again.
"Tell me then," Anwar sighs. "Tell me your daydreams, daughter."
And Xanther can't stand worrying him.
She can't stand lying either. She really can't.
What are you reading today?
Best-selling author Pamela Schoenewaldt's new book tells the story of a German-American girl whose life is changed forever by the outbreak of World War I. In a guest blog post, Schoenewaldt shares five surprising facts about the German-American experience on the homefront during WWI.
My writing and research process for Under the Same Blue Sky (Morrow) was flavored by stories of relatives who came from Germany between 1870 and 1900. I was curious about their experience during World War I, when their native country and culture was vilified as the home of Huns, brutes and monsters. My great-grandparents, quietly harvesting corn in Iowa, must have been so astonished, so perplexed.
Naturally, my research went beyond family tales, but here are a few surprising facts about German-Americans during World War I.
German-Americans are the largest self-reported ethnicity in the United States
In 1910, nearly 10% of Americans were born in Germany or had German parentage. In much of the Midwest, German-Americans made up more than a third of the population. Most major cities had a significant "Germania" neighborhood. Assimilated and widely respected, German-Americans were spared much of the discrimination suffered by other immigrants. All that changed during World War I.
Immigrants were encouraged to let go of the past to become American
We all know the story of how our national identity was founded on the idea of a nation of immigrants, a golden gate typified by the Statue of Liberty, dedicated in 1886. By 1910, for various reasons, the mood had changed. Ever-more restrictive immigration policies were put in place. German-Americans, like Greek, Italian, Polish or Scandinavian-Americans, were often regarded with suspicion by many whose parents or grandparents had themselves been immigrants. President Wilson warned that "true" Americans give up their heritage. They close the door behind them. They forget where they came from. Imagine how that felt.
A telegram sent the U.S. into the war
The U.S. stayed neutral for the first three years of World War I (while making huge profits in munitions sales). Many German-Americans were even convinced that we'd ultimately side with the Kaiser. Then came the Zimmerman Telegram of 1917, a coded message from Arthur Zimmerman, the German foreign secretary, to the German ambassador to Mexico, offering to support a Mexican attack on the U.S. In return, Germany would reward Mexico with the return of Texas, New Mexico, Arizona and California.
In retrospect, the plan seems hardly credible: Mexico didn't begin to have that kind of military power, and Germany was a tad busy in Europe. Still, the effect was electrifying. Suddenly, people looked at their German-American neighbors as potential traitors and enemies. Within weeks, we were at war.
Thanks to war propaganda, German-Americans became suspect
Newspapers, posters, schoolteachers, songs and speakers whipped up the public against "the Hun." Speaking German in public was suspect, sometimes illegal. German-Americans were forced to demonstrate their loyalty by buying war bonds, sometimes bankrupting themselves. Some were made to crawl across factory floors to kiss the American flag. Patents by German-American inventors were taken away. Business were ruined, people beaten up, tarred and feathered, run out of town, sometimes killed. It's an ugly story, repeated so often in human history, when public policy shatters peaceful communities.
The German-American cultural community and identity were in many ways devastated by the war
Nearly 1 million German-Americans "disappeared" in the 1920 census because they claimed other ethnicities. Many German newspapers, community and cultural organizations never reopened, or never regained pre-war status. Music by German composers had been banned. Bach and Beethoven only slowly returned to repertoires. Yes, we won the war, but included in the collateral damage was a huge cost in cultural diversity and the richness in our communities.
Thanks, Pamela! Under the Same Blue Sky is now on sale; find out more on the official website or at these retailers: BAM | B&N | Indiebound | Amazon.
Author photo by Kelly Norrell
Every month, we review the hottest new romance releases in our Romance column. But why let the print books have all the fun? In Digital Dalliances, we highlight digital-only releases guaranteed to heat up your eReader.
Second Position by Katherine Locke
Carina • $3.99 • ISBN 9781426899706
Published April 15, 2015
order from: BAM | B & N | Amazon
Katherine Locke's New Adult romance Second Position follows two ballet dancers struggling to recover after a car accident destroyed their relationship and sent their careers into a death spiral. While Zed lost his leg in the accident, Aly lost her drive, and she's on a leave of absence from the Philadelphia Ballet Company in order to recover from an emotional and physical breakdown. For being so young, these two have a very intense history, and it's interesting to watch them as they attempt to delicately step toward new lives—and toward each other. If you've got a penchant for drama and anything ballet related (Center Stage, anyone?), the first book in Locke's District Ballet Company is for you.
Aly may have lost her sparkle, but she didn't lose grace. She stands perfectly still, her eyes fixed on her phone as she scrolls down the screen. Everything about her is still long, elegant lines, everything a ballerina should be.
Of course. She was—or is—the youngest principal dancer in Philadelphia Ballet history. One of the youngest in American ballet. She was born to dance. So was I, but I guess terrible things happen to terrible people. I stand heavily on my left leg. The bite of the prosthetic into the stump of what used to be my knee is punishment for my thoughts.
For four years, I wanted nothing more than to run into Aly, to find out what went wrong and how we lost everything on the side of the highway that day.
Do you think you'll be picking up this romance novel for your eReader?
Looking for a fun, fast project to bring a little pop of color into a room? Victoria Hudgins, founder of the lifestyle blog A Subtle Revelry, outlines this straight-forward DIY for Colorful Rolled Tea Lights from her new book, Materially Crafted: A DIY Primer for the Design-Obsessed.
Any excuse is a good excuse to make a day at home a special one, and these colorful rolled tea lights will brighten up a room in more ways than one. I love the vibrancy of colored beeswax, and these small candles almost look like confetti strewn about!
Skill level: Beginner
Time needed: 30 minutes
Using an X-Acto knife, cut the beeswax sheets into three 4 x 2" (10 x 5 cm) pieces per candle.
Make the wax malleable by warming it up in your hands for a moment. Overlap the short ends of two of the pieces slightly and press together. Add the third piece in the same manner to connect the three pieces into one long skinny piece (about 11½ x 2" [29 x 5 cm] long).
Press a tea-light wick into the wax at one end. Starting from that end, gently roll the wax strip tightly around the wick to form a spiral.
Press the end of the roll into the candle base to connect.
Excerpted from Materially Crafted by Victoria Hudgins with the permission of Abrams | STC Craft. Photography by Jocelyn Noel. Read our review of this book.
It's another big week for new paperback releases, with a strong roster of titles for both fiction and nonfiction readers:
My Salinger Year
By Joanna Rakoff
Vintage • $15.95 • ISBN 9780307947987
Rakoff's compelling recollections of her first job—working in the New York City literary agency that represented, among others, reclusive writer J.D. Salinger—was one of our favorite memoirs of 2014.
By Ruth Reichl
Random House • $16 • ISBN 9780812982022
In her delightful first novel, the former editor of Gourmet and author of the best-selling memoirs Tender at the Bone and Comfort Me with Apples combines a young food writer's coming-of-age story with an alluring World War II mystery. The paperback edition includes a reader's guide.
The Shell Seekers
By Rosamunde Pilcher
St. Martin's Griffin • $15.99 • ISBN 9781250063786
It's hard to believe, but this 1987 bestseller from the beloved British writer has never previously been released in an American trade paperback edition. Why now? This year marks the 25th anniversary of the Pilcher novel September and the 15th anniversary of The Winter Solstice. So her U.S. publisher is releasing new editions of all three books. Adapted for both film and television, The Shell Seekers is the kind of engrossing family saga that makes it an ideal beach read.
Everything I Never Told You
By Celeste Ng
Penguin • $16 • ISBN 9781594632921
Ng's moving debut novel, which landed on many best of the year lists and was selected by Amazon as the top book of 2014, opens with a stunning relevation: "Lydia is dead." In meticulously constructed layers, the novel reveals the repercussions of the teen's disappearance and death on her Chinese-American family in small-town Ohio. The paperback includes a Q&A with the author.
A Spy Among Friends
By Ben MacIntyre
Broadway • $16 • ISBN 9780804136655
When it comes to treachery, it's hard to top the story of Kim Philby, who headed Britain's spying efforts against the Soviet Union while secretly working for the enemy. In this masterful biography, which has been optioned for TV by Lionsgate, MacIntyre focuses on Philby's close friends Nicholas Elliott, of Britain's MI6, and James Angleton, of the CIA, both of whom were blindsided by Philby's betrayal.
The Bees
By Laline Paull
Ecco • $15.99 • ISBN 9780062331175
The heroine of Paull's fascinating novel is an unlikely character: Flora 717 is a worker bee with lowly status in her hive. But when environmental issues put the hive under stress, Flora takes on new roles and begins a climb to power. Based in fact but keenly imagined, this is the ultimate in "buzz" books.
Patricia Park reimagines the perennial Jane Eyre as a Korean-American young woman in Queens in Re Jane. Our reviewer writes, "Park's portrait of Korean-American life feels authentic and is ultimately endearing. Charlotte Brontë would be proud." (Read the review here.)
We asked Park to tell us about three books she's enjoyed reading lately.
After I turned in the last manuscript pages for Re Jane, I finally turned my eye back to the stack of books on my TBR (To Be Read) list. I read fiction and nonfiction, and I'm thrilled to share my latest reading rotation with you now:
I was woefully late to the Frank McCourt conversation; I finally read it because my dentist told me Frank McCourt was her teacher at Stuyvesant High School. Angela's Ashes touched me on so many personal levels—themes of migration and reverse migration, steeped in the blue-collar world. It reminded me of my father's own immigrant struggles—scrapping and saving to make it to America (or in McCourt's case, making it back to America) with nothing more than a suitcase and a dream. I have never read more delicious descriptions of floury potatoes or milky tea or fried toast (pig heads, maybe not so much). And all told with such humor! I don't come from a family of big readers, but it was the kind of book that immediately made me want to buy it for everyone I loved. I forced my older brother to listen to the audiobook, and as we laughed at McCourt's hilarious retellings of his otherwise miserable childhood, I think the experience brought us (if a little) closer together.
I've read Lahiri's short stories, but hadn't read her first novel until just recently. Then I reread it for a conference presentation I was giving on Show Vs. Tell in literature. Lahiri does an enviously skillful tell—one expository paragraph with details like "ashtrays the size of serving platters" and whiskey and wine bottles stacked on top of the refrigerator will do the work of pages and pages of scenes. I love the way she presented the main character Gogol's attempts to fit in—with both his Bengali and his American identities. I think his struggle is one that many of us "hyphenated-Americans" deal with on a daily basis.
What a wealth of information about the Brontës! With each page turn I found myself learning a new Brontë fact, and it changed the way I (re)read Jane Eyre. Brontë had set out to show that a female lead "as plain and as small as myself" deserved her own novel, at a time when convention dictated that only beautiful female characters got airtime in literature. There was a real-life St. John Rivers—modeled after Brontë's friend Ellen's brother, a rather straight-laced clergyman who saw in Charlotte the makings of a good pastor's wife. But she turned him down with the following quip: "I have no personal repugnance to the idea of a union with you—but I feel convinced that mine is not the sort of disposition calculated to form the happiness of a man like you." There was also a real-life Rochester. While teaching in Brussels, Brontë carried on an emotional affair with the married professor Monsieur Heger, whom she first described as "small, ugly, short-tempered and, above all, Catholic." The Brontës is a 1,000-page whopper, but what a comprehensive and quite readable biography of a prolific family.
Thank you, Patricia! See anything you'd like to pick up, readers?
(Author photo by Allana Taranto)
Hugh Acheson, a James Beard Award-winning chef with four Atlanta restaurants, has compiled an inspiring cookbook, The Broad Fork. This guide to seasonal eating features recipes for more than 50 veggies and fruits, and with a harvest of summer berries coming soon, this recipe for Raspberry Cobbler with Drop Biscuit Topping is sure to come in handy.
I once cooked a guest-chef dinner at the great Atlanta restaurant Woodfire Grill, and the dessert course was made by chef Scott Peacock. Scott spent much of his professional life cooking and writing with Edna Lewis, one of my all-time favorite Southern culinary writers and one of the most important chefs in Southern food. Scott, who is himself a wildly talented man, clearly had learned some nuanced dessert skills from Edna because out of the kitchen emanated a truly scrumptious cobbler, wonderfully soupy with drop biscuits nestled into it, soaking up all of the fruit goodness from a mix of juicy berries. This recipe is an ode to both Scott and Edna, two of my favorite people ever to shape biscuits.
Serves 6.
1. Preheat the oven to 350°F.
2. In a medium-size mixing bowl, combine the raspberries with the 1⁄4 cup sugar and set aside to macerate at room temperature for 1 hour.
3. While the raspberries are macerating, assemble the biscuit dough: In a food processor, combine the flour, cornmeal, baking powder, baking soda, remaining
1 tablespoon sugar, and ¼ teaspoon of the sea salt. Pulse to combine, and then add the butter. Pulse until the butter has flaked into small pieces. Add the buttermilk and pulse until just combined. Remove the dough from the processor and set it aside.
4. Add the lemon zest and cornstarch to the raspberries, stir to combine, and place the mixture in a 6x8 inch baking dish. Dollop spoonfuls of the biscuit topping over the raspberries. Bake for 35 minutes, or until the topping is golden brown and the fruit is bubbly. Serve warm or at room temperature.


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1 comment by Berserker101 on Feb 18th, 2013
Hi bros, Im Berserker101 from Spain, I like videogames such Skyrim, Dark Souls, and classic ones like Baldur's Gate and Diablo 2. I also like strategy games, such Dawn of War: Soulstorm, Warcraft 3 and Supreme Commander.
I specially love fantasy games, but I also like sci-fi and other styles of games too.
I also have dragons/eggs from Dragon Cave (http://dragcave.net/) who grow up when people click on them and later they will become big dragons, and I would love some clicks and views to them:
Is simple, just click on the eggs/dragons and thats all!! Thanks for the help and clicks.
(Note: if someone questions about from what character is my avatar, is called Berserker (as my username) and is from the anime Fate/Zero)
This group has been formed to gather the people who enjoy Japanese anime and all of its facets, to salute the people from the land of the Rising Sun.
All fans of the Resident Evil games, join here and share knowledge about the RE series and have fun!
Join the Chaos Forces together we defeat our enemies and burn them all
waz up! this is a fan group for science fiction,fantasy fans and dark forces and warhammer fans.come on join and be a member.and know you are not alone...
That's my clan, so if you are a fan or you have warhammer Dawn of War, dark crusade or soulstorm join!!
A group for the Spanish community on ModDB! Open to all users, Spanish or otherwise. Feel free to join. | Grupo dedicado a los españoles en ModDB.
If it's information about ModDB and ramblings about mods in general that you are after - then you have come to the right place. Welcome to the official...
waz up! So If ya wanna bi big an'mean, If ya wanna be best an' green,If ya wanna get da job done fast,Da ORK CLAN iz where it's at! greetings from moddlord1...
yeah berserker you are slain by a woman, all because your bad master. he was so weak >_>
omfg!!! the thing u just said made me to think twice before i watch the next episode of this anime O.o
LoL. Im not the same Berserker XP that was the anime one, Im the REAL ONE!! XD
Oh hmm...I guess I should let Ilya know about this...and then I shall consume you.
over my corpse demon -.-
ok then ;D
Attention! Calling the army! you want to be in Bagaturs army, yes? you can be: general, captain, leutenant, poruchik (polish military rank: high leuntenant)??? :)
I want to be the commander, if not, I not agree :P
hey bro!
perfectly well! i was searching the whole net with hope of finding berserker armor mod but none have been made, the only berserker armor out there is from berserker anime which i have already,
what about u? :)
*cough* Sakura could easily make it in Skyrim in about two weeks XD
I already have made a few fate characters as companions O_o
seriously?!! u mean the armor? O.o
so you have modeling and texturing skills? :o
although sadly im not fan of skirim because of engine limitations :/
Ya I was thinking about making it for you and Beserker here as a surprise but after yesterday I figured it might "look a bit weird" and lost my inspiration :(


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vegasflyers top 6 Sunday/Monday
Chicago Bears-3.5 Minesota is 1-3-1 ATS last 5 at Chicago, I think they are lucky to be 3-3 at this juncture.
Tennessee Titans-9 This line has moved due to the fact the Larry Johnson won't play. Kansas City will be lucky to finish with a QB, after facing this defense off a bye week.
New York Giants-10.5 The 49ers turn the ball over way too much, they get sacked way too much, they are the most unreliable team to bet due to turnovers. Teams from the West going East are 0-6 straight up. 10.5 is a big number, but the Giants should get plenty of opportunities against this club.
New Orleans Saints+3 Saints are 5-0 ATS when playing at Carolina, and the Panthers are just 2-6 straight up vs. New Orleans.
Cleveland Browns+7.5 After a slow start, the Browns offense is starting to move, and they are 12-4 ATS in their last 16. I feel like this line should be -3 to 3.5, I'l take the extra 4 points.
Denver Broncos+3.5 The Broncos are 16-3 straight up when playing New England. The Pats are 0-5 ATS in their last 5 at home.
Re: vegasflyers top 6 Sunday/Monday
Here are the 6 West teams that went East and the 4 going East this week.
Sea at Buf lost 10-34
Arizona at Wash lost 17-24
Oak at Buf lost 23-24
Arizona at NY Jets lost 56-35
Sea at NY Giants lost 6-44
San Diego at Mia lost 10-17
This week:
San Diego at Buffalo -1
San Francisco at NYG -10.5
Seattle at Tampa Bay-10.5
Denver at New England-3.5
I did take Denver this week because I have the hook, I had the line sharp at 3, and if it would have dropped to 2.5 or less, I would have played New England. I think the other three are very playable, but both teams laying double digits last week lost, they may turn around this week, the difference is one team is coming off a loss, and the other coming off a win. Last week both teams were coming off a win laying 13.5 and one was on a short week off a Monday night. I'll give Minnesota that excuse, but Washington played sloppy, no ball control, and no reason. good luck this week...
Re: vegasflyers top 6 Sunday/Monday
Saints stuck it to a lot of people today, don't feel too bad. Good day otherwise though, congrats.
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Salmon Souffle
1 Sep 2009
|3 Tablespoon
|3 Tablespoon
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|Egg yolks
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|Dry mustard
|1⁄4 Teaspoon
|Worcestershire sauce
|1⁄4 Teaspoon
|Cooked salmon
|1 Cup (16 tbs), with skin and bones removed (or one 7-ounce can sal mon, drained, with skin and bones removed)
|Fresh dill
|1 Teaspoon, snipped
|Egg whites
Preheat the oven to 375 degrees.
Melt the butter in a saucepan and blend in the flour.
Add the milk slowly, stirring; bring to a boil, stirring, and simmer one minute.
Cool the mixture.
Beat in the egg yolks, one at a time.
Season with salt, mustard and worcestershire sauce.
Flake the salmon and blend well into the sauce mixture.
Add the dill.
Beat the egg whites until they stand in peaks; do not over-beat.
Fold the beaten whites gently into the salmon mixture with a rubber spatula.
Do not overblend.
Pour the mixture into a two-quart souffle dish, which may be greased or ungreased.
Bake until the souffle is puffed and brown, thirty to forty minutes.
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