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From fantasy to foreplay, can Betsy keep her perspective at the office when falling for her boss could cost her future?
Betsy Pruitt is up for a promotion at a magazine which has never seen a female executive. Just because Maxwell Sumner, her office crush, is up for the same promotion does not mean she is willing to forfeit an opportunity to rise to the top.
Max Sumner failed in his attempt to make a name for himself with his father's law firm....
From fantasy to foreplay, can Betsy keep her perspective at the office when falling for her boss could cost her future?
Betsy Pruitt is up for a promotion at a magazine which has never seen a female executive. Just because Maxwell Sumner, her office crush, is up for the same promotion does not mean she is willing to forfeit an opportunity to rise to the top.
Max Sumner failed in his attempt to make a name for himself with his father's law firm. Given a second chance to succeed at the family owned magazine, he has moved from office lacky to business team manager under the careful training of the delectable Ms. Pruitt.
Keeping business and pleasure separate seems obvious, but what happens to office politics when Max finds Betsy in the throes of orgasm…at his desk in an empty building? All bets are off and the fight for the corner office suddenly becomes more complicated.
Betsy Pruitt rolled her eyes at yet another entreaty for help with a one-night stand. Sure, there were benefits to be had in scorching, rough sex, but how could the person claim to be in love with the woman then ask for one night?
She tried to ignore the nagging prod in the back of her mind. The one which said she'd do anything to have one night of sexual bliss with her co-worker, now boss, Maxwell Sumner. She also ignored the spiralling tingle down her spine at the thought he'd ever write a letter like this about her.
Betsy dropped back in her cubicle chair. Its hinges squeaked with the same fatigue she felt after pushing ten hours of work. The office had emptied and the only available light was artificial despite the two full walls of windows. She glanced towards the huge corner cubicle where Max worked. His desk had been cleared with the exception of a single light that pierced the darkness with valiant effort.
She caught her lip, considering whether or not she could get away with sitting in his chair just to touch something he had, to inhale his space. Her bottom would caress the same leather his had. Her sex, unhindered by panties she hadn't worn, would brush the same contours his sex had. Her pussy tightened. The lace in her bra teased her puckering nipples and her breath caught.
"Good night, Betsy. Pulling another all-nighter?" Her co-worker winked at her, enjoying the office joke. "You're the last one out. I hit all the lights on the north side. Don't forget to lock up when you leave."
"I never do." Betsy glanced at her monitor. She had another two letters to answer and layout before the magazine's deadline tomorrow morning. She supposed she deserved it after volunteering to take on the advice column when Murna had retired, but she'd been hoping to catch the attention of Max's boss. So much for that plan. She doubted Mr. Philips had even looked at her resume for the layout editor's position once he knew Max had also been interested in the corner office spot.
She groaned, feeling every one of her overtime hours this week. She could seriously use a solid fuck. Her eyes drifted back to Max's desk. He'd been gone on business this week, schmoozing with companies, selling advertising spots in the magazine. Being deprived of seeing his wavy brown hair and bottomless black eyes or of hearing the baritone commanding the unseen phone voice behind the walls of his office was nearly a physical pain. More a sexual pain, she chortled.
However, Betsy was a realist and this was the real world. Office sex wasn't a possibility. She and Max weren't a possibility. A man that hot had models attached to his arm in his free time, not thirty-year-old pencil pushers with horn-rimmed glasses—though the single rhinestones on the horns were completely retro hot, in her opinion.
Betsy whipped out the last two responses. A solid forget about it for the office playboy and a reprimand to move out of mamma's home to the forty-six-year-old man whining about his dating trouble finished the job. The template was easy since she'd saved several to work from. Finally, she initiated the shut down of her system.
Her computer whirred through the sequence and Betsy looked longingly into Max's cube. It was after eleven o'clock and she ought to go home, take a bath, and get some sleep. Tomorrow he'd be back in his black leather chair, a phone attached to his ear and papers spread across the massive desk centred in his cube. Betsy would rather be the one spread across his desk.
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When Republican Scott Brown won the U.S. Senate seat in Massachusetts recently, it looked as if President Obama's health-care reform legislation was essentially dead. The Democrats' 60 percent supermajority in the Senate, which was needed to move legislation forward without getting Republican support, would be gone when Brown took office.
In the wake of Brown's election to the Senate, Obama called on Congress to hold off on a final health-care reform vote until Brown was seated.
Obama correctly read the feelings of moderate (and conservative) voters. Moving forward on an important issue like health care without all elected senators involved would be seen as an end run around voters.
Obama conceded in his State of the Union speech Wednesday that health care has been a divisive issue. "By now it should be fairly obvious I didn't take on health care because it was good politics," he said.
But earlier this week, after the reality that the health-care reform effort would essentially have to start over again, Democratic congressional leaders pondered the possibility of using some legislative sleight-of-hand to salvage health-care reform before Brown takes office in mid-February.
"We've put so much effort into this, so much hard work, and we were so close to doing some significant things. Now we have to find the political path that brings us out. And it's not easy," said Sen. Dick Durbin, the No. 2 Democrat in the Senate.
The initial plan was to approve the Senate bill with some changes to accommodate House Democrats so the proposal would not have to come back to the Senate after Brown is seated.
Associated Press writer Ricardo Alonso-Zaldivar described that strategy as being as politically risky as it is bold. But polls show the public is deeply skeptical of the Democratic bills, he added, and Republicans would certainly accuse Democrats of ignoring voters' wishes.
Exactly. Brown was elected in part -- perhaps a large part -- because of concerns about the health-care package that was emerging. It was built on trading favors and political expediency. It was so tainted by the process that many were justifiably outraged.
Even the Democratic majority in both houses of Congress weren't exactly thrilled with the pending legislation, but it was seen as better than nothing.
Actually, nothing would be better than reform that has significant flaws.
Congress will never get a perfect piece of reform legislation approved, but it can -- and should -- work for something that will serve the entire nation.
It must be accepted, perhaps even embraced, by the majority of Americans whether they are Republicans, Democrats or independents.
Brown's election to the Senate, while obviously painful to the majority Democrats in the Senate, is an opportunity for Congress to start fresh in its effort to reform -- and improve -- health care in America.
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The Guard has four Aviation Classification Repair Activity Depots in the United States. Based in California, Connecticut, Mississippi and Missouri, each AVCRAD serves a region of the country. Task Force AVCRAD includes personnel from all of them, as well as other individuals.
Each depot maintains such helicopters as AH-64 Apaches, UH-60 Black Hawks, CH-47 Chinooks and OH-58 Kiowas.
"All the AVCRADs have been deployed, so they came up with TF-AVCRAD," said Sgt. 1st Class Joseph Allen, the noncommissioned officer in charge of maintenance for the task force.
A Composite Unit
TF-AVCRAD is composed entirely of National Guard members and civilian contractors. Its approximately 220 members are drawn from the regional AVCRADs and from Maryland's Aviation Depot Maintenance Roundout Unit, the administrative headquarters for the AVCRADs. Members also come from Kentucky's Aviation Intermediate Maintenance Unit, supplemented by Soldiers from the National Guard Bureau in Arlington, Va.
The formation of the task force meant no specific AVCRAD had to be deployed, and it gave AVCRAD members four years at home between deployments.
"The mission is to perform maintenance on aircraft components to make sure that the rotary-wing fleet is up and ready to fly," said Lt. Col. Clifford Hopkins, a Maryland Guard member and the task force's executive officer. "Being able to perform this mission with Guard Soldiers saves a lot of time, because we're forward-deployed. Instead of aircraft components having to go all the way back to the States, we can repair them right here and get them back to the warfighters in a timely manner."
A Variety of Skills
TF-AVCRAD maintains Army Guard, Regular Army and Army Reserve aircraft theater-wide. The team services avionics, rotors and blades, engines, props and searchlights, and stocks replacement parts. A machine shop makes parts and tools. The AVCRAD has equipment that allows rebuilt engines to be tested.
"We can simulate that engine running at full power on a flying aircraft, so that when we're finished with it we can put it back in the inventory system, guaranteed to run reliably," said Staff Sgt. Joseph Gray, assistant shop supervisor.
Some of the AVCRAD's members are forward deployed in Afghanistan and Iraq to provide even faster service.
"We work for every aviation unit in Iraq and Afghanistan," Staff Sgt. Gray said.
Some of the work is routine maintenance. Much is necessary because of sand and battle damage.
Wind-blown sand is irritating for people, but it can be an extreme hazard to helicopters. Parts arrive at the AVCRAD with a glass coating--sand transformed by engine heat. Soldiers use an ultrasonic cleaner to loosen the debris. They also must clean sand from electrical parts.
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Like many reserve-component members who are not on the frontlines but who still hold essential jobs, TF-AVCRAD members realize that, frustrating as it may be to be one step removed from the war, they are vital to it.
"I'm not the hero," said Sgt. Dennis Cantrell, deployed from the Kentucky National Guard. "I'm the little geek who makes sure the hero's helicopter picks him up."
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(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); This last Super Bowl Sunday brought a number of victories, not only in the game itself and its players, but also in the mobile marketplace, where records were broken for the number of pizza orders that were made for pizza delivery during the broadcast. Mobile use as a whole were very popular throughout the Super Bowl game, especially in terms of mobile social media platforms. In fact, there were approximately 12,000 tweets … Read entire article »
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Glamour magazine uses QR codes in print ads to successfully achieve 512,339 scans
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Glamour magazine, from Condé Nast, has achieved a striking success through the use of QR codes printed on several of its pages, which produced 512,339 scans. This pilot program, which occurred within its September "social edition" achieved these scans among an estimated two million readers, meaning that it managed to obtain a scan from approximately 1 in every 4 readers. The editorial and marketing departments at Glamour worked together to form content that pushed the download of … Read entire article »
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A UK judge ruled Tuesday that a convicted member of the Basque separatist group Euskadi Ta Askatasuna (ETA) can be extradited to Spain. In his ruling, Judge Howard Riddle said there had been no abuse of process in Antoio Troitino's case, and he could receive a fair trial in Spain. Troitino served ...[read more]
The International Criminal Court (ICC) on Monday requested assistance from the UN Security Council (UNSC) in the forced extradition of Sudan President Omar al-Bashir, who is facing charges of genocide in connection with the Darfur conflict. In asking the UNSC to take "necessary measures" to force... ...[read more]
A federal judge in Brazil has ordered the deportation of former leftist Italian guerrilla Cesare Battisti, annulling a work visa granted by the Brazilian government in 2011. Battisti, a former member of the Armed Proletarians for Communism, was convicted of committing four murders during the ...[read more]
The French Court of Cassation on Wednesday approved the extradition of Mukhtar Ablyazov, Kazakhstan's former energy minister accused of misappropriating USD $6 billion from BTA Bank. The court upheld the extradition requests from Russia and Ukraine, which both house BTA Bank branches, partly ...[read more]
The Spanish government has requested that the US use diplomatic discussions with Cuba regarding the country's removal from the State Sponsors of Terrorism blacklist to seek the extradition of two members of the Basque separatist group Euskadi Ta Askatasuna (ETA) residing in Cuba, according to a ...[read more]
The US Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit on Wednesday affirmed a district court's ruling that former Bosnian guard Almaz Nezirovic is subject to extradition to his home country of Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH), after allegations that Nezirovic is responsible for war-crimes committed during ...[read more]
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The Supreme Court of Argentina confirmed Saturday the extradition of a US fugitive wanted for a 2002 murder in Colorado. Kurt Sonnenfeld, a former Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) cameraman and 9/11 conspiracy theorist, fled to Argentina in 2003 after Denver prosecutors charged him with ...[read more]


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May 31 – Wesley Earlywine, 23, was arrested on US 27 South and charged with operating a vehicle while having a suspended or revoked license.
May 31 – Johnny Nichols, 33, was arrested at 105 Smith Ave. and charged with fourth degree assault (domestic violence/minor injury).
May 31 – Joshua Malin, 36, was arrested at 15 Delta Court and charged with alcohol intoxication, disorderly conduct, fleeing and evading on foot and resisting arrest.
Judge Barbara Paul
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Keelie Shae Conrad vs. Christopher Lee Conrad, domestic; passed to be re-noticed.
Carl E. Eddington vs. Shelley L. Eddington, domestic; testimony taken, decree entered.
Lois M. Kelly vs. Bobby Allen Kelly, domestic; testimony taken, decree entered.
Shannon Michele Radford vs. David James Radford, domestic; testimony taken, decree entered.
Stephen Dahmer vs. Marilyn June Dahmer, motion hour (motion for contempt); motion withdrawn.
Judge Jay Delaney
presiding May 30, 2014
Amber Fryman, 1990, to enter plea; complicity burglary-first degree (amended), 5 counts theft by unlawful taking (firearm), theft by unlawful taking $500 or more but under $10,000; guilty plea entered.
Judge Jay Delaney
presiding June 3, 2014
Tracey Gross, 1986, review; case dismissed, diverted.
Jessie Fletcher, 1984, sentencing; 2 counts convicted felon in possession of a handgun; 4 year sentence imposed, probation denied at this time.
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presiding May 29, 2014
Estate of Michael Lee Asher, probate hearing; will admitted, order entered, bond approved.
Estate of Roselyn S. Wilson, probate hearing; order entered.
Adam R. Knipper, 1984, probation revocation hearing; in rehab.
Shawn D. Whisman, 1987, other hearing; criminal trespassing-third degree; guilty plea entered, $50 and costs.
Sandra M. Nickell, 1957, other hearing; order entered.
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May 17 -- At 1:38 p.m., a non-injury accident occurred on New Lair Road within the city limits. Oma Doyle was backing out of her driveway when she accidentally struck a parked vehicle on 4th street.
May 19 -- At 10:25 a.m., a non-injury accident occurred on KY 353 just over six miles from the city limits. Tyler Robling of Sugar Hill Lane reported that he had swerved to miss an oncoming vehicle, left the road and struck a mailbox.
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Brenda Kay Brown, 1950, pretrial conference; agreed order submitted.
Keith Smiley, 1985, pretrial conference; fraudulent use of credit card under $10,000; guilty plea entered, 5 year sentence pretrial diverted on conditions.
Tony Cadle, 1978, motion hour; trafficking in controlled substance-first degree (first offense); jury trial reset.
Traffic Cases
May 10 -- At 12:19 p.m., a non-injury accident occurred on KY 356 within the city limits. Brent Erwin of Louisville, KY was traveling north on the bypass when he decided to turn around. He was going to turn into a farm access road on the left hand side. Kristie Wiglesworth of Shaw Lane was traveling behind Erwin and thought he was pulling off the road and tried to pass on the left hand side of the road. Erwin turned into her.
May 1 -- At 2:26 p.m., James C. Dedman, 111 Oddville Ave.,reported that his Briggs and Stratton push lawn mower was taken from his front porch. The mower was later found at J&B Trading Post and had been sold for $25.
May 1 -- At 11:53 p.m., police were called to Walmart for alleged shoplifters who had passed the last point of sale with an air conditioning unit, several clothing items all totaling $356.
Judge Charles W. Kuster Jr.
presiding May 12, 2014
Estate of Jane C. Moore, probate hearing; order entered.
Portfolio Recovery Associates, LLC vs. William Cole, motion hour; motion for judgment.
Merrill Northcutt vs. Kathy Hall, court trial; forcible detainer sustained, order entered.
Grange Property and Casualty Insurance Co. vs. William P. Hicks, motion hour; granted 45 days to complete discovery.
LHR, Inc. vs. Edward J. Kitts, motion hour; motion over-ruled.
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Children and the future of Mozambique
Participation of children and young people
Communication for Development (C4D) and Communication for Advocacy
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Child-Friendly Media Network
International children's day of broadcasting
Nearly 70 per cent of Mozambique's population lives in rural areas, with limited or no access to mass media. In this context, providing ways for young people, families and communities to access the knowledge they need to reinforce healthy behaviours and identify their own development needs, helps to ensure that they can assess their options and take action on issues that affect them.
A variety of community communication channels, such as community theatre, multimedia mobile units, and radio networks, are used to share information and knowledge and prompt people to adopt and maintain healthy behaviours. In those communities with limited access to traditional media, young people and children, along with local leaders, facilitate dialogue to help communities acquire knowledge and search for their own solutions to development issues.
The community theatre programme is a key C4D strategy supported by UNICEF to reach rural and urban communities with information and knowledge on a wide range of social and health issues. Community theatre transforms social issues into a theatrical moment and uses an interactive participatory approach where the audience (considered a spect-actor) is invited to engage in the performance at critical decision points. The theatre groups perform on streets corners, in schools and other public places across the country.
In 2011, approximately 184,000 people in 275 localities had been reached three times by community theatre activities.
UNICEF Mozambique has supported the implementation of audio-visual and multimedia mobile unit programming since the late 1980s with the Government of Mozambique. The Institute for Social Communication (ICS), one of the public information bodies of the Government of Mozambique, is the main government body implementing these programmes.
The mobile unit refers a team of trained community mobilizers from the ICS who transmit vital information and messages on child rights, health and education to vulnerable groups in remote communities. The mobile unit is equipped to present audio-video productions to large community audience on topics like violence prevention, HIV prevention, health seeking behavior, child rights and other community issues. The film presentation is an entry point to engage communities in participatory debates on the topics. During HIV-AIDS related presentations, a makeshift clinic staffed by trained health personnel provides free and voluntary HIV counselling and testing services
Mobile units join forces with local influencers to create spaces for communities to engage in frank debates on issues such as cholera, multiple and concurrent partners, stigma, sexual abuse and HIV and AIDS, around which there is little or no precedent of discussion, many misconceptions, and little or no corrective or preventive knowledge.
Since 2007, mobile units have been scaled up to 75 priority districts in 190 localities, in eight of the eleven Mozambican provinces. Mobile units have proven to be an effective means for promoting dialogue and helping communities acquire knowledge for locally driven decision-making and problem-solving on social and children's issues.
In 2011, the Forum for Child Rights (ROSC), with support from UNICEF and other civil society organizations, published a paper on the position of civil society on the wellbeing of children. ROSC has since fostered effective partnerships and better coordination between civil society organizations that have engaged universities, professors, the Ministry of Education, along with the publication of a magazine and website for the dissemination of information on issues related to children.
UNICEF has also partnered with media outlets in the creation of a national network of child-friendly journalists (RECAC). This group uses media to educate, train, influence and advocate for the promotion and realisation of children's rights in Mozambique. By the end of the first half of 2012, the network brought together more than 500 communicators and media professionals working in various media outlets throughout Mozambique who are interested in documenting and reporting on social issues and issues related to children's rights, resulting in more than 1,700 articles published on child rights in 2011.
The private sector plays an important role in ensuring the health, education, equality and protection of all Mozambican children. Since 2007, UNICEF Mozambique has been investigating opportunities to foster and develop private sector partnerships and assisting corporate partners to further develop their corporate social investment (CSI) initiatives in support of children's rights and well-being.
In collaboration with the Government and civil society, UNICEF developed a Partnerships Menu to guide interested private sector companies in key areas of potential support, either through corporate social responsibility programmes or child-friendly internal workplace policies. The main objectives of UNICEF's private sector partnerships strategy are to promote strategic and preferably long-term partnerships for child focused investment, to organize and expand the base of initial investments through the Partnership Menu of child-friendly initiatives, to promote improved workplace policies, to establish a Corporate Social Investment database with a focus on child-friendly initiatives and to advocate for child-friendly products that improve the livelihoods of children in Mozambique.
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Mesh is another take on how to use a shallow cross, it's main aim is to create a rub between the two crossing WRs thus making it extremely effective against man coverage. With that said depending on the routes around the main concept it can be used as a horizontal stretch (using wheel routes) or even using a high low read to allow you to take the top off the defense.
Y Cross
Y Cross is nothing more than a weakside flood using many of the same principles you'd get from Sail or Strong Flood. Its got all your basics covered for a vertical stretch flood play. There are 3 WRs running at one side of the field at 3 different depths (intermediate, short, and deep). What makes this different is that it brings its main target from across the field rather than loading up 3 WRs all on one side. This lets you run Y Cross out of a variety of formations from 3X1 with the flood happening on the 1 side or something as constricted as I Form Tight Doubles where you flood using the TE and the FB along with the lone WR. This along with Strong Flood (or Sail as the Air Raiders tend to call it) were the main calls against zone defenses in the early days of the Air Raid.
Shakes/3 Verticals
Shakes is a simple 3 vertical concept that uses deep corner routes with a deep seam. It aims to do exactly what 4 verticals does while giving you a more complete protection scheme since you can now block 7. It attacks the outside deep defenders on the sidelines while attacking the middle with the seam route. You can run this with a traditional 9 routes if you have too but its best to run it out of a corner strike play if you can. When running it with regular 9 routes is important to use the next concept to play off of it.
This will look like your standard 3 vertical concept (with 9 routes) except instead the two outside guys will stem their vetical routes off 15 yards downfield and cut back towards the sideline. Its a timing heavy concept that looks to attack loosing man coverage and loose zone coverage. Its best used in conjunction with Shakes since they are technically two sides of the same coin and in a real NFL book you'd see them drawn up as part of the same concept where the WR has the option to comeback if he sees the right coverage.
Slot Outs
Simple way to attack the shallow sidelines. your flankers run 9 routes while your slots run shallow speed outs putting strain on the CB to pick between covering the 9 route or the speed out. Its a great way to beat zone blitzes as well as man coverage. It will have a small window to hit the out routes against cover 4 but cover 3 and cover 2 will cause it all sorts of problems so look to the check-down route if you get stuck against those coverages.


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can someone tell me some of the benefits to this so that i can be motivated to read it every friday? Jazaka Allah Khair
Here's the benefits, pulled from another site. There may be more.
There is a lot of reward in reciting Surah Kahf either before the jumu'ah salaat or after it. Rasulullah (Allah bless him & give him peace) said: "The person who recites Surah Kahf on Fridays, a nur will appear for him from below the arsh as high as the skies. This light will help him in the darkness of the day of resurrection . And all the sins which he may have committed from the last Friday till this Friday will be forgiven . " (Sharh Sifrus-Sa'aadah)
The ulama have written that this Hadith refers to minor sins because major sins are not forgiven without making taubah.
related by Hakim and Bayhaqi, from Abu Sa`id (Allah be pleased with him), �Whoever recites Surat al-Kahf on Friday, light shall shine forth for him between the two Fridays.�
(a) From Abu Sa'eed al-Khudri, who said: "Whoever reads Soorat al-Kahf on the night of Jumu'ah, will have a light that will stretch between him and the Ancient House (the Ka'bah)."
(Narrated by al-Daarimi, 3407.)
(b) "Whoever reads Soorat al-Kahf on the day of Jumu'ah, will have a light that will shine from him from one Friday to the next."
(Narrated by al-Haakim, 2/399; al-Bayhaqi, 3/249.]
Reported by Ibn al-Salah:
ولقد أحسن الحسن بن أبي زياد اللؤلؤي صاحب أبي حنيفة فيما بلغنا عنه أنه استفتي في مسألة فأخطأ فيها ولم يعرف الذي أفتاه فاكترى مناديا فنادى أن الحسن بن أبي زياد استفتي يوم كذا وكذا في مسألة فأخطأ فمن كان أفتاه الحسن بن أبي زياد بشيء فليرجع إليه
فلبث أياما لا يفتي حتى وجد صاحب الفتوى فأعلمه أنه أخطأ وإن الصواب كذا وكذا والله أعلم
I THOUGHT IT WAS SURAT AL QAF NOT KAHF :s
Good point, just to be sure.
It's Surah #18, not #50.
for this great reminder
I could not find the hadith, but AFAIR it is a shelter against fitnah of Al-Dajjal.
With Regards.
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06.01.05 - Browning Boxing, Inc. will kick off its ninth year of staging monthly prizefights in Houston with a state title bout at Park Plaza Hotel at Reliant Center on Thursday, January 20. In the main event Chase The White Tiger Shields defends his Texas junior middleweight belt for the third time against Sergio Vela of El Paso..
The fight, scheduled for eight rounds, is a chance for fight fans to whet their appetites for fisticuffs before local hero Juan Diaz, 26-0 (12 KOs), defends his WBA lightweight title against Billy Irwin, 42-5 (30 KOs) the following day at the Reliant Center.
A vicious power puncher, Shields has won over a hoard of fans, many of whom show up clad in White Tiger attire, with his exciting take-no-prisoners style since making his pro debut two years ago. All but one of his bouts have been fought in the Browning Boxing ring. Shields, 15-0 (9KOs), won the state title against Marcus Wood a year ago and has successfully defended it twice. Against Vela, 9-5-2 (6 KOs), he ventures into unfamiliar waters of fighting a southpaw.
The event will also feature a trio of former amateur standouts. Former National Golden Gloves heavyweight champion and American Football League defensive end Travis Walker, 6-0 (5 KOs) will face Michael Hamilton of Huntsville. Light heavyweight Chris Henry, a former Ringside International champion, will make his pro debut against Ricky Foret. Conroe light welterweight Mario Perez, 1-0 (1 KO), will take on Felix Blanco, 0-1, of Tyler.
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"Cumbersome process of issuing certificates will be looked into"
CHENNAI: Residents of rural areas abutting the city are not as fortunate as their urban counterparts when it comes to getting documents such as birth and death certificates on time. It is a rather cumbersome process for them to get the certificates and copies, which at times even takes a couple of months.
K. Jayabalan, a resident of Thoraipakkam, said that on most days the Village Administrative Officer would have gone out on official visits for verifications. "Only when he is available in the office, should we submit our applications and receive the temporary certificates. Last month the VAOs were busy with the distribution of flood relief and free saris and dhotis," he added.
Residents of Surapet panchayat in the western fringes of Chennai said that while those within the Chennai Corporation limits could get their certificates even online, those in the suburbs, coming under Kancheepuram and Tiruvallur district limits, had to travel long distances to the tahsildar offices concerned for the same.
Officials of Puzhal panchayat union attributed the delay in the issue of certificates to the lack of manpower. There was a delay in providing the certificates for the past three months as the staff available were involved in distributing flood relief and free saris and dhotis.
The situation is no different in tahsildar offices as they too are said to be understaffed and the existing personnel overburdened with work. For people living in the rural areas, they have to approach the tahsildars too after getting the necessary approvals from the VAOs.
S. Radhamani of Karapakkam said it took her a week to get the death certificate of a relative from the tahsildar's office. She had to wait for another week to apply for the copies. "They said I could get only three copies at a time, of which one would be retained by the government for its records. I had to come again to get the legal heir certificate. Some of the employees were not helpful and I was left clueless about whom to approach, where to go," she added.
Even a short messaging (SMS) service for applying for the certificates, launched in Tiruvallur district November last year, has met with lukewarm response. Officials at the Tiruvallur Collectorate said that only 300 messages requesting various certificates, particularly copies of land documents and birth and death certificates, have been received. Tiruvallur District Informatics Officer P. Palanirajan said the service, which is now available only for BSNL mobile phone customers, would be extended to users of other mobile phone services depending on the patronage. The Collectorate is planning to launch a campaign in all local bodies, by installing boards, to create awareness about the service.
Kancheepuram Collector Santhosh K Misra said that he would look into the issue of cumbersome process for issuance of death and birth certificates and copies. "We are conducting workshops to sensitise staff to effective public relations, stress management and workload reduction. We have identified areas that need to be addressed."


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Big 12 Tournament: Baylor advances to title game with sixth straight victory
Mar 15, 2014, 12:50 AM EDT
The early portion of Big 12 didn't go well for the Baylor Bears, to say the least. At one point Scott Drew's team lost five straight and seven of eight Big 12 contests, going from a team some thought to be a contender for the league title to one that looked destined to simply sit above TCU in the standings.
But there's something to be said for a team that gets hot at the right time, and it's clear that Baylor fits that description. The Bears have now won six in a a row and ten of their last 11 after whipping Texas 86-69 in a Big 12 semifinal Friday night. Brady Heslip shot 6-for-11 from beyond the arc and scored 24 points, leading four Bears in double figures.
As a team Baylor shot 12-for-24 from deep and 24-for-30 from the foul line, outscoring the Longhorns by 21 points from deep and 22 points from the charity stripe. And with their starting front court outplaying the Texas big men, Baylor led by 15 at the intermission and by as much as 24 in the second half.
Cory Jefferson racked up 20 points, 13 rebounds and three blocks, with both Isaiah Austin (ten points, five rebounds and seven blocks) and Royce O'Neale (eight points, ten rebounds) chipping in.
Another key for Baylor during this run has been the play of point guard Kenny Chery. Chery, the replacement for Pierre Jackson, has averaged 13.7 points, 3.6 rebounds and 5.8 assists during this 11-game stretch with all three averages being higher than his season averages.
One reason for Baylor's struggles early in conference play was the strength of the Big 12, and when a team isn't playing well in a conference that difficult issues have the potential to snowball. But instead of getting frustrated and splintering off, thus allowing the season to get away from them, Baylor tightened things up and continued to work. They've turned things around as a result, and now Baylor has the look of a team capable of winning multiple games next week.
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wvu fan here, Apologizing to all longhorn fans. Ugly basketball breeds ugly basketball.
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Michigan-Ohio State game preview
For many years, Michigan and Ohio State ended the regular season with a clash that decided the Big Ten title. When the two rivals meet tomorrow afternoon in Columbus, they'll both have something to play for beyond just bragging rights, but their goals couldn't be more different.
Michigan missed an opportunity to gain bowl eligibility with a 23-16 loss to Maryland last Saturday, which means the Wolverines will have to beat the Buckeyes to extend their season. Ohio State, on the other hand, is still vying for a spot in the College Football Playoff.
Ohio State already has the Big Ten East division wrapped up, but trails Alabama, Oregon, Florida State, Mississippi State, and TCU in the rankings. Only the top four will get in. Ohio State will get a chance for another big win in next week's Big Ten Championship game, but if they struggle with a 5-6 Michigan squad at home, it would be hard to make a case for moving the Buckeyes ahead of any of those other teams unless they lose.
TCU took care of business on Thursday night with a 48-10 win over Texas, and only has Iowa State remaining. Mississippi State visits in-state rival Ole Miss tomorrow, but the Rebels have lost three of their last four after opening the season 7-0. Unless Alabama loses to Auburn tomorrow, MSU won't reach the SEC Championship game. If the Crimson Tide can top Auburn, they'll face Missouri or Georgia next week for the SEC title. Oregon, like Ohio State, faces a 5-6 team, Oregon State, and then the Pac-12 Championship game. That leaves Florida State, the reigning national champion and the only unbeaten team.
A lot can happen this week and next, but in order to avoid getting left out, Ohio State has to beat Michigan and look good doing it. Playoff committee chair Jeff Long started a controversy when releasing this week's rankings by describing the committee's use of "game control" as an evaluation metric, which is essentially rewarding teams for running up the score. A 42-41 win over Michigan like last year will not win Ohio State any points in that category, so Urban Meyer will look to keep his foot on the gas pedal and send Brady Hoke packing.
As fans on both sides are fully aware, anything can happen in a rivalry of this magnitude. Because of this, OSU fans are approaching tomorrow's matchup with caution, despite having won 11 of the last 13. Michigan fans, meanwhile, have already set their sights on Jim Harbaugh and can't wait until the game is over to close the book on yet another lost season.
Does Michigan have a chance to knock off the Buckeyes in Columbus for the first time since 2000? Or will Ohio State simply take care of the inevitable, ensuring Michigan a third losing season in the last seven years? Let's take a look at the matchups.
Michigan defense vs Ohio State offense: When Ohio State has the ball
Although they lost running back Carlos Hyde, Ohio State entered the season with high hopes offensively, mostly because of senior quarterback Braxton Miller who would be entering his fourth season as a starter. The two-time defending Big Ten Offensive Player of the Year was near the top of most preseason Heisman trophy watch lists. But after re-injuring his throwing shoulder in fall camp, Miller was forced to spend the season on the sidelines.
Enter J.T. Barrett.
The redshirt freshman, who hadn't seen the field since his junior year of high school thanks to a senior-year injury of his own, was thrust into action much earlier than expected. And while there were some early-season hiccups that resulted in a loss to Virginia Tech — which could ultimately cost the Buckeyes a shot at the national title — he has had one of the most impressive seasons in the country. The Wichita Falls, Texas native has completed 64.8 percent of his passes for 2,658 yards, 33 touchdowns, and 10 interceptions, and has rushed for 849 yards and nine scores. Two more solid performances and he will likely earn an invitation to New York at season's end.
Barrett ranks second in the Big Ten in passing yards per game, first in passing efficiency, and first in total offense. He may not match Miller's 2012 rushing total of 1,271 yards, but he has far and away surpassed Miller's best numbers.
But it hasn't been a one man show in Columbus. Sophomore running back Ezekiel Elliott picked up right where Hyde left off with 1,061 yards through 11 games. He ranks sixth in the Big Ten in rushing with 96.5 yards per game and fifth with 5.9 yards per carry. He has topped 100 yards in five of the last eight games, including a 23-carry, 154-yard, two-touchdown performance against Michigan State.
Ohio State doesn't have a receiver that ranks in the top ten in the conference in yards or receptions, but the Buckeyes have a group of very solid receivers. Senior Devin Smith is the big-play receiver, leading team with 610 yards on just 25 receptions. Sophomore Michael Thomas has 12 more catches, but five fewer yards. Both have eight touchdowns. Freshman Jalin Marshall has emerged as a threat as the season has gone on. He caught just six passes for 39 yards and two touchdowns in the first five games, but has 18 for 308 yards and four scores in the last six. Elliott has actually caught the second-most passes on the team (25) for 201 yards. Tight end Jeff Heuerman, who caught a touchdown against Michigan last season, doesn't have nearly the production he had a year ago but is still a threat with 16 catches and two touchdowns.
The offensive line was a major question mark entering the season, but has progressed pretty well throughout and has had the luxury of starting the same group all 11 games. After giving up eight sacks in the first two games — seven in the Virginia Tech loss alone — the Bucks have allowed just 15 in the last nine games. Some of that has to do with the progression of Barrett, but the line has done its part. Left tackle Taylor Decker is the anchor alongside redshirt freshman Billy Price, junior center Jacoby Boren, redshirt sophomore guard Pat Elflein, and fifth-year senior right tackle Darryl Baldwin.
Michigan offense vs Ohio State defense: When Michigan has the ball
Last season, Ohio State's defense didn't do much to help its offense, but new co-defensive coordinator Chris Ash has helped shore it up. While it's still not where Meyer wants it to be, it ranks 30th nationally in scoring defense (22.5 points per game), 41st against the run (147.8 yards per game), 15th against the pass (182.5 yards per game), and 19th overall (330.4 yards per game). It also ranks 18th in sacks (32).
It all starts up front for the Buckeyes with one of the best defensive lines in the nation. The group took a hit when last year's sack leader, defensive end Noah Spence, was suspended for failing a drug test after last season's Big Ten Championship game. Slated to miss the first two games of the season, he failed another test and was summarily suspended for the entire season. The other end, sophomore Joey Bosa, has been an absolute star, leading the Big Ten with 11.5 sacks and 18 tackles for loss. Spence's replacement, senior Steve Miller has recorded six tackles for loss and one sack.
In the middle, Ohio State is led by senior Michael Bennett and junior Adolphus Washington. Bennett finished fourth in the Big Ten with 15 tackles for loss in 2013, but has fallen off that pace this season with 7.5 so far and three sacks. Washington has seven and 2.5.
The linebacking corps had to deal with the loss of Ryan Shazier to the NFL, but has developed great cohesion with the same three players picking up 32 of the possible 33 starts. Junior weak side linebacker Joshua Perry leads the team with 99 tackles to go along with 8.5 for loss, three sacks, an interception, and two passes defended. Redshirt freshman strong side linebacker Darron Lee ranks fourth on the team with 50 tackles but second with 11.5 tackles for loss and 4.5 sacks, and also has two interceptions. Senior middle linebacker Curtis Grant has 47 tackles, three for loss, and one sack.
The secondary was the unit that got torched over and over again last season, but has fared much better this year. Cincinnati and Michigan State both passed for over 350 yards on Ohio State, but the Buckeyes have held five of 11 opponents below 150 yards through the air. Redshirt freshman Eli Apple and senior Doran Grant are the starting corners and have five interceptions and 18 passes defended between them. Sophomore safety Vonn Bell is the team's second-leading tackler with 68 and also has three picks, while the other safety, redshirt sophomore Tyvis Powell, ranks third with 57 and also has three takeaways.
Special Teams: The other third
True freshman kicker Sean Nuernberger has made just 10 of his 16 field goal attempts on the season with a long of 49 yards. Interestingly, he has yet to attempt a field goal between 30 and 39 yards or over 50 yards all season. He is 5-of-6 from 20-29 yards and 5-of-10 from 40-49 yards. Punter Cameron Johnston, on the other hand, ranks third in the Big Ten with an average of 43.6 yards per punt. He has downed 19 of his 31 punts inside the 20-yards line and booted nine of them over 50 yards with just three going into the end zone.
The Buckeyes rank 18th nationally in punt returns and 19th in kick returns. Marhsall ranks second in the Big Ten with an average of 13.6 yards per punt return and has taken one to the end zone. Dontre Wilson ranks fourth in the conference with 24 yards per kick return — 0.1 more than Dennis Norfleet — but a broken foot suffered against Michigan State has sidelined him for the rest of the regular season.
There are two likely scenarios for Michigan on Saturday. Either the team plays with nothing to lose, inspired by its soon to be former head coach and gives Ohio State a run for its money, or it packs it in at the first sign of distress and gets pushed around for 60 minutes resulting in the worst defeat in the history of the rivalry.
Michigan had no business nearly beating Ohio State last season, but came within a failed two-point conversion from doing just that. But heading into that game there was at least an indication that Michigan's offense could outscore the Buckeyes. This year, however, Michigan's offense has been stuck in neutral, failing to score 20 points in seven of 11 games. Ohio State hasn't scored fewer than 21 points in a game all season and averages more than twice that.
The only hope Michigan has is if its defense plays its best game of the season, contains Barrett's legs, and pressures him into mistakes that he — like any first year starter and freshman — can be prone to make. But that's certainly no easy task and one that even Michigan State's defense couldn't do. And even if the defense can do that, Michigan will have to avoid costly turnovers that have plagued the offense all year. And even if both of those things happen, Michigan will need Dennis Norfleet to break a return that doesn't get called back. In other words, Michigan needs a perfect storm.
Michigan has allowed just nine first half points in its last three games combined, and will hang with Ohio State early on. But Michigan won't be able to keep the Bucks at bay for long, and if they can't find the end zone themselves, will see the game slip away in a hurry. Expect a fairly close game at halftime that Ohio State blows wide open in the second half with a couple of deep balls to Smith or Thomas and the running combo of Elliott and Barrett wearing the defense down. Meyer goes for two at the end to get to 50 and earn style points with the playoff committee, Hoke is fired shortly after, and Jim Harbaugh comes home to reignite the rivalry.
Ohio State 50 – Michigan 13


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| January 27, 2010 | Air Cargo
American Airlines Cargo Division (AA Cargo) unveiled its redesigned Business ExtrAA' program, which allows nearly all cargo customers to earn travel awards for booking cargo shipments. For every shipment on American Airlines, regardless of the size or boo Read More »
| January 27, 2010 | Air Cargo
Wallenborn will provide a full distribution package out of the six hubs AirBridgeCargo serves with Boeing 747-400 freighter services in Europe. ABC connects Europe with China. Hong Kong and Japan via Moscow with 28 flights a week, offering the most effici Read More »
| January 27, 2010 | Liner Shipping
Barges and cranes being mobilized for temporary docking and cargo ops in the port
Crowley Maritime Corporation, working under contract with the U.S. Transportation Command, successfully discharged 12 20-foot containers of relief supplies acr Read More »
| January 27, 2010 | Liner Shipping
Jose Ayala has been promoted to director of labor relations for Crowley Maritime Corporation. Ayala will remain domiciled in Jacksonville and continue reporting to Steve Demeroutis, Crowley's vice president of labor relations.
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| January 24, 2010 | International Trade
The end of a decade invariably brings pundits and other assorted experts out of the woodwork to pontificate on the changes which occurred during the previous ten year period. The $100 billion air freight industry is no exception. A wide variety of indust Read More »
| January 24, 2010 | Ports & Terminals
In a highly volatile business environment, Liebherr's Mobile Harbour Crane Division delivered satisfactory operational performance. In 2009, deliveries amounted to 74 Mobile Harbour Cranes and thus were 27% below those of the previous year's period. In co Read More »
| January 24, 2010 | Ports & Terminals
Port Commissioner Wayne Richards is taking a leading role in Palm Beach County's response to the catastrophic earthquake in Haiti. At a mobilization meeting of community leaders on Friday, Richards described a two prong approach. First, Missionary Flights Read More »
| January 24, 2010 | Ports & Terminals
On January 17th, the Yeoman Bontrup, the first ship carrying stones for the hard sea defences for Maasvlakte 2, was unloaded in Rotterdam. The stones come from Bremanger (Norway), about 200 km north of Bergen. During the coming two years, a ship loaded wi Read More »
| January 24, 2010 | Intermodal
ATA representatives and other trucking industry speakers gave the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) a clear message: 'The current Hours of Service (HOS) rules are working. Retain them but add flexibility to the sleeper berth provision.' Read More »
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CN announced it will make an initial donation of C$100,000 to the Red Cross in support of the agency's relief efforts in Haiti. In addition, CN is launching a program for employee donations to the Red Cross and will match employee contributions dollar-for Read More »
| January 24, 2010 | Intermodal
The trucking industry is safer than ever, according to truck Vehicle Miles Traveled (VMT) figures just released by the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA), and previously released National Highway Transportation Safety Administration (NHTSA) data on cra Read More »
| January 24, 2010 | Intermodal
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After suffering mutiple concussions in at Texas A&M, Cardinals rookie wide receiver Ryan Swope wasn't able to participate in OTA's or minicamp and the Cards are concerned.
"We were very, very, very surprised about it," head coach Bruce Arians told NFL.com's Ian Rapoport on Friday, via NFL.com. "I'm not sure what he can do, I'm not sure what the doctors are going to do at this point. I hope … because the kid is a great talent, and it would be a shame. But having Austin Collie last year, go through this same thing, it's scary."
Asked which rookies have been impressive, Arians said, "I like them all. … Only guy I'm worried about is Swope with his head."
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Trick or treat, smell my feet, give me candy to trade for cash
Halloween is not good for the teeth of trick-or-treaters. There's a plethora of candy, and kids will eat candy they wouldn't normally eat, because hey, it's there. What's a parent to do? Offer cash for candy, with the help of a local dentist. Halloween Candy Buyback, complete with zip-code dentist search, the website for the movement that has expanded from it's quiet start in 2005 with a single dentist in Wisconsin. Now, thousands of dentists across the U.S. buy back tons of candy at a dollar a pound, then send the candy with toothbrushes and toothpaste to Operation Gratitude to be added into care packages for active U.S. Military. If you're having trouble getting a younger child to part with their candy, there's the Switch Witch, who will take a pile of candy and switch it for a special switch gift. And if you want to start at the source, you can always make your own candy with one of the various sugar substitutes, or go with a teal pumpkin and avoid the candy all-together.
Gelatin, from calf's hoof jelly to Jell-O, "America's Favorite Dessert"
Gelatin foodstuffs have a long culinary history. The ancient Egyptians made a gelatin-like substance from protein-rich animal materials that they used in their cuisine. It wasn't until the 17th century invention of pressure cooking devices that the process of creating gelatin became significantly less labor and time intensive. The process was refined in the following decades, with the US inventor Peter Cooper filing the patent for Improvement in the preparation of portable gelatine in 1845. He never made much of the patent, and sold it to Pearle B. Wait, who's wife, May Davis Wait, helped turn the gelatin into Jell-O, both naming the product and turning it into a sweet, fruit-flavored dessert. They, too, had no luck selling Jell-O, and sold the patent for $450 to Orator Francis Woodward, who struggled for a period, before turning to marketing to increase interest in the dessert (NYT). By 1902, Jell-O was "America's Favorite Dessert," at least according to the advertisements. And now you know the history of gelatin and Jello. [more inside]
Native American Recipes
For your culinary enjoyment, I present NativeTech's collection of recipes, which you can browse by recipe category, regions, types of dishes, and alphabetically (the site is pretty vast, and you can find recipes throughout the site). For more manageable lists, here is a mixed collection of Native American Recipes, from Apache acorn soup to Zuni corn soup (there's more listed than soups, I promise). One Feather has shared some favorite recipes, and then there's the Native Food blog, with recipes and more information.
The circuitous histories of hamburgers and ketchup
The history of the hamburger could be a relatively short story, or one spanning centuries and continents, depending on how far you disassemble the modern hamburger. If you look for the origins of ground meat between two pieces of bread, that's something American, but where and when exactly is the question. But how did we get the ground meat patty? You can thank the Mongols and Kublai Khan, who brought their ground meat to Russia. Oh, and don't forget the fish sauce! [more inside]
White House recipes, from ale to woodcock (roasted)
We know the Obamas planted a vegetable garden in 2009, bringing back the tradition of a White House Vegetable Garden (7:44 YT video), and Barack has home-brewed beer. The White House then released the recipes for their honey ale and honey porter, but what of the other White House recipes? Here are some modern Thanksgiving recipes, but what about the rest of the year? Our White House provides a glimpse into past White House kitchens, menus, and recipes, but that's still too thin. More than 50 White House recipes? Still not enough! OK, how about the complete White House Cookbook from 1887 (on Archive.org, also on Project Gutenberg and Google books). Vintage Recipes has kindly provided a tidied up table of contents and recipes for quicker browsing, but be warned, the techniques are dated, and some of the household tips are a bit questionable. More on presidential gastronomy, previously.
"And what were they serving at El Bulli? Water!"
Drive 8.7 km (5.4 miles) west of the municipality of Roses in Catalonia, Spain, and you'll get to the gates of the renowned avant-garde restaurant, El Bulli. Run by Ferran Adrià since 1987, the restaurant closed in 2012 due to Adrià and his partner Juli Soler losing a half million Euros a year on the restaurant and Adrià's cooking workshop in Barcelona. Slate's Noreen Malone wrote an article on the history of the "I Ate at El Bulli" piece, giving an overview of tropes that you could expect in an IAaEB piece, and you can browse images tagged "elbulli" on Flickr for snapshots of personal experiences. But for an extended look into what went into making the ever-changing 35-course taster's menu, El Bulli: Cooking in Progress (Trailer on YT and Vimeo) is a 109 minute documentary on the preparation and implementation of the 2008/9 season, an "extreme fly-on-the-wall vérité, with only the barest context provided." If you're looking for recipes, Molecular Recipes has a few listed under the El Bulli tag. [more inside]
Illustrated recipes
Do you find yourself envious of the perfectly staged photos accompanying recipes? Are your drawing skills better than your culinary skills? Recipe Look is a collection of user-submitted illustrated recipes, some with pictures fit for a magazine, others a bit more casual. See also: Drawn Butter, an illustrated recipe blog (via Johnny Wander's Ecto-Cooler Smoothie); Pictoral Recipes from Oregon State University (in English and Spanish); and two recipes from comic artist Lucy Knisley (via; Knisley prev, prev).
"It's just like creating anything. when you create food, it's just like creating music."
The Jónsi and Alex (Recipe) Show: join Jónsi Birgisson (frontman of Sigur Rós), Alex Somers and their very loud blender to make raw food recipes. They made three videos from their Good Heart recipe book, for Macadamia Monster Mash, Raw Strawberry Pie, and Nammi Nammi. If coconut, almonds, dates and agave (heavily featured in their three recipes) aren't your thing, enjoy a couple dreamy videos from the couple's album Riceboy Sleeps: All the Big Trees and Daníell in the Sea. See also: Sometimes I Get Scared (a distortion-heavy non-album track), and Jónsi and Alex talk about their album, with parts of the tracks in the background. [more inside]
Was Hail! Drink Hail!
Winter holiday traditions change with time and location, with their current forms retaining little of their old forms, wassailing (rhymes with fossil-ing) possibly more than most. The modern interpretation of wassailing has been simplified to singing carols, though it was born of much more diverse traditions, from a cheer of good health before battle to scaring evil spirits from apple orchards. From these origins come wassail the drink, and that's just one of the many foods of the winter season (Food Timeline prev., 2, 3, 4, 5, 6). A few more are covered below the break. [more inside]
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Senior LRA Leader Captured in Central African Republic
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KONY 2012: Who's Telling the Story?
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These stories determine who you believe you are and how you believe you can engage in the world and with others. Powerful. Potentially dangerous. Always in some way failing in it's accuracy and exclusive to so ...
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Invisible Children released a short film Wednesday with the aim to make Joseph Kony, leader of the Lord's Resistance Army in Uganda, famous--not for acclaim, but to bring awareness to his alleged crimes i ...
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