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very clean room and bathroom.Parking,superfast internet and excellent front desk.Furniture and TV was dated but everything was clean and comfortable.TV has HBO. It's like your old grandma's house that has old slghtly worn of furniture.Liked it a lot.
Bathroom was big but you have mini fridge and microwave inside at one end of bathroom.Keeping food inside bathroom is something i do not prefer.But with everything arrange the way it was and being maintained and clean, I had no issues.
It was exactly what I had expected.
Priceline prices were higher than what the hotel was actually charging. I thought priceline was supposed to be a cost saving site.
The beds were really comfortable. The view from our room was nice too. We were overlooking a farm and the mountains. breakfast was good too.
Room was spacious with microwave and refrigerator. Breakfast room was also nice and spacious with quite good food, including a waffle maker and even yogurt.
Desk clerk that checked us in was rude. The breakfast buffet had no food at 9am and nobody was around to restock. We left and went out to breakfast.
Location and Price are the headliners! The staff was great. Rooms were very clean, but decor a bit dated. Renovation in progress.
The breakfast was limited. No real healthy options..ie yogurt/granola and hard boiled eggs.
Found one ant and one water bug in room. Told staff, there might be damp walls.
nothing exciting
nothing exciting. too far out of the way. room cramped
The staff were friendly and helpful. The staff made the stay worth it-they went above and beyond to help you and were great. Pool was good for kids.
Old run down building. Was some garbage on the floor fron previous guest. The mattress in the sofabed had stain (hopefully blood not poop). Elevators didn't work great or at all sometimes.
Room was clean and well maintained...met our needs ans d the price was super.
No TV Guide...had to guess our channels!! Everything else was fine.
The room was dirty, when we plugged in the lamp we got an electrical shock. We had to book another room at another hotel. They did give us our money back.
Front desk woman was incredibly helpful and kind and made sure we got a room change to suit our needs
Room was a bit dated
Room was in great shape, breakfast was good and 10% discouint at Applebee's for dinner, can't beat this deal.
Very convenient to town and on a main road.
Barking dog in the next room.
Comfortable, clean and friendly
The breakfast was okay.
The location to the horse center. Can park the horse trailer and truck in parking lot.
three flight of stairs and I have a very bad knees.
This was a quick stay, convenient to the highway. Check in/check out was seamless since I had booked online. Continental breakfast was nice.
I had a hard time sleeping, beds and pillows weren't the best. We got in at 1am, finally got to a deep sleep about 3:30 or so, which was nice.... Until the fire alarm ran out of batteries and began chirping every few seconds beginning at 5:45 am. someone eventually came to change the battery after calling the front desk, but by then it was 6:30 and there was no hope for continuing with sleep. Almost would have been better just driving through the night than wasting $ on hotel.
The staff were very courteous and helpful. My wife enjoyed the pool and the large room.
There wasn't anything we particularly didn't like. Everything was alittle better than average.
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Staff was inhospitable. Front desk clerk insulted my husband at check in. The breakfast hostess picked up and removed breakfast items right out from under me while scolding me for being late anyway.
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New England Patriots defensive end Rob Ninkovich sacks Carolina Panthers quarterback Cam Newton during Fridays preseason game.CHARLOTTE, N.C. Quarterback Cam Newton will miss the Carolina Panthers final preseason game after an MRI on Sunday revealed a hairline fracture in his ribs.
Panthers coach Ron Rivera said Monday that Newton will be evaluated at the end of the week, but expects the two-time Pro Bowl quarterback will be ready for Carolinas Sept. 7 regular season opener against Tampa Bay.
I do expect hell play, Rivera said. But he has to get past the soreness. Then we will see how he starts to progress.
Newton did not speak with reporters, but walked gingerly to and from the practice field.
Hes pretty sore and hes hurting right now, Rivera said. It is of concern.
Newton was hit after scrambling from the pocket in Carolinas preseason game Friday night against New England.
The injury came one day after Rivera talked about Newton needing to get down and slide and avoid hits in the open field. Newton was wearing a flak jacket at the time, but was hit in a small opening where there isnt any protection.
That was the only crease in between the protection and, wouldnt you know it, thats the one spot he got it, Rivera said.
Newton has never missed a regular-season start in his three seasons with the Panthers.
Newton has run for 2,032 yards and 28 touchdowns in three seasons.
We expect him to get past the soreness the next few days and be able to do a lot more, Rivera said.
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Somehow, a large part of these two years involved dabbling with the occult (which is an integral part of Hinduism, I might add) in the form of Vedic, Chinese and Western astrology, Tarot Reading and Numerology.
Some Christians called me insane and unholy, some others felt 'blessed' that I did bring good tidings of joy, love and hope… and most of all, some folks who did take a chance in listening to the few things that I had to offer, began to take a path similar to mine, in an effort to find the truth, albeit an offbeat and not necessarily popular one, which we Aquarians are known for!
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Known as the 'seat of the soul' from times when medicine was not yet considered an exact science, not much was known about the pineal gland until its discovery in the vertebrate brain.
Now, your body has its own internal clock which controls the wake/sleep patterns, and the amount of melatonin that is produced depends on this internal clock as well.
Called the 'hormone of darkness', the amount of melatonin released increased from mid to late evening and remain at their highest levels at night, until the time you open your eyes in the morning to the presence of light, which acts as a signal for the production of melatonin to stop. It has been documented that low-melatonin levels are the cause of insomnia, and hence conversely has been recognized as the body's natural sleeping pill.
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That may be true, but right now they own the system and you're not getting out without a fine. In fact in Canada it is a fact that if you demand your right to a trial on a charge like an auto insurance fine you automaticly get double the fine you would have if you had just plead guilty.
I've gone both ways. It's a thousand if you plead and 3500 if you go to court. You're fucking guilty no matter what either way. I can tell you why they do that.
The first time I went in and asked for a trial there was a docket of about 150 cases in the court that morning. One ofter the other we all waited our turn. I was the only one to demand a trial. Judge sent me to the clerk's office to book a date. I went in there and the clerk pulled out the schedule book and opened it up to the first available day. There was a total of 6 slots open. Three in the morning and three in the afternoon. You tell me how they're going to fit 150 trials into 6 slots for that entire week?
If everybody who went in there in one day said fuck it I demand a trial... there would be an immediate 25 week backup of cases. Next week it would be 49 week backup. In one month it would be two years and every case thereafter would have to be thrown out on speedy trial grounds. That's why they don't want you going to trial.
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Hitfix is reporting that Warner Bros. plans for Joseph Gordon-Levitt, who played police officer John Blake in "The Dark Knight Rises," will be signed on to play Batman in "Justice League," the superhero film set for 2015 starring DC Comics' franchise characters. Hitfix quotes unnamed sources, so this is still quite a ways from official. The Hitfix writers also speculate on the possibility of seeing a Batman cameo in next summer's "Man of Steel."
"The Dark Knight Rises" is on sale on DVD and Blu-ray next week; it's possibly a spoiler for those who haven't yet seen it to note that this casting makes some amount of sense.
This is all far from official, but provides some fodder for discussion as "Justice League" moves closer to production.
Update: Looks unlikely at this time.
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Picture: Jonathan Rhys Meyers at the movie premiere of 'August Rush' held at the Ziegfield Theater New York City, USA -11.11.07
Irish actor JONATHAN RHYS-MEYERS has landed his biggest role to date - as legendary rocker Elvis Presley.
The Dublin native, who has appeared in such films as Bend It Like Beckham and Alexander, beat out almost 500 hopefuls for the chance to play the rock 'n' roll icon in a two-part mini-series called ELVIS for American TV.
Bosses were so eager to have Rhys-Meyers in the role, they didn't even audition him.
HOWARD BRAUNSTEIN, one of the project's executive producers, says of the actor, "He has both the physical look and the style hat embodies Elvis, both the sweetness and the sex appeal."
Camryn Manheim, formerly of The Practice, will play his mother, while Randy Quaid will take on the role of manager COLONEL TOM PARKER and ROSE McGOWAN will portray Ann-Margret.
Filming is set to begin on 10 January (05) in New Orleans, Louisiana, with May set as the air date.21/12/2004 21:22


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And so did Phil Jackson.
Both coaches won championships with Michael Jordan -- Smith at UNC, Jackson with the Bulls -- and yet to present him into the Hall of Fame, Jordan picked ... David Thompson?
It's an enormous slap in Dean Smith's face for Jordan to not only not pick him, but to pick a player whose best days were spent at rival North Carolina State. Seriously, Jordan is far too smart to have done this lightly. If I had to guess -- and I'm about to -- I'd guess that the relationship between Smith and Jordan is not good. Otherwise, how can anyone but Dean Smith (or Phil Jackson) present Jordan?
Then again, there's that old joke that goes something like this:
Q: Who is the only man in basketball history to hold Michael Jordan to less than 20 ppg?
A: Dean Smith.
Maybe Jordan carries a grudge.
Meanwhile, David Robinson picked Larry Brown to present him. So a member of the Dean Smith coaching tree will be represented at the induction ceremony. Just not Dean Smith himself.
At least Jordan didn't pick Mike Krzyzewski as his presenter.
But I bet he thought about it.
Blog Entry
Dean Smith just got slapped in the face
Posted on: September 8, 2009 5:33 pm
Category: NBA
Tags: Dean Smith, Michael Jordan
Since: Nov 3, 2008
Posted on: February 11, 2010 11:09 pm
Dean Smith just got slapped in the face
Jordan selected Thompson because he idolized him when he was a kid! Coach Smith is like a father to him! Get your facts straight!
Since: Oct 23, 2006
Posted on: September 10, 2009 9:04 pm
Dean Smith just got slapped in the face
Definitely a slap in the face to Smith and Jackson. I must say I am surprised...
Since: Jan 16, 2007
Posted on: September 10, 2009 12:47 pm
Dean Smith just got slapped in the face
Brilliant response Coto, though I have to say that my less innocent conquests are remembered pretty fondly too.
Since: Oct 22, 2006
Posted on: September 9, 2009 11:28 pm
Dean Smith just got slapped in the face
Mr. Doyel, I think you may be underestimating the importance of a boy's first hero. It is like the girl you first kissed...you will never forget her, and the years will likely be more kind to the old memories than to those of more recent and less innocent conquests. We are all strongly imprinted with our first wants and desires. I am sure, as Michael thinks back on his career, that his earliest influence carries a lot of weight, and provides balance and symmetry to the final official act of his career. I know it is a bit of a morbid reference, but there is insight in the following dialogue from "Silence of the Lambs". I am sure Thompson was what MJ saw every day, what he knew, and was the power he lusted to attain. It drove him to achieve beyond his dream. It makes perfect sense. He has nothing to prove, and no political statement to make. This choice came from deep inside.: First principles, Clarice. Simplicity. Read Marcus Aurelius. Of each particular thing ask: what is it in itself? What is its nature? What does he do, this man you seek?
: He kills women...
: No. That is incidental. What is the first and principal thing he does? What needs does he serve by killing?
: Anger, um, social acceptance, and, huh, sexual frustrations, sir...
: No! He covets. That is his nature. And how do we begin to covet, Clarice? Do we seek out things to covet? Make an effort to answer now.
: No. We just...
: No. We begin by coveting what we see every day.
Since: Dec 5, 2008
Posted on: September 9, 2009 2:33 am
this is mjs day....he can pick whoever he want. that's all i have to say about that!!
Since: Apr 1, 2007
Posted on: September 8, 2009 10:52 pm
Dean Smith just got slapped in the face
Absolutely! Doyle is living in left field. You have a much more plausible explanation for Jordan's choice.
Since: Aug 21, 2006
Posted on: September 8, 2009 10:50 pm
Dean Smith just got slapped in the face
I'm not buying it, Doyel. You're just trying to create a story that isn't there. It makes perfect sense for Jordan to pick David Thompson.
Since: Aug 18, 2008
Posted on: September 8, 2009 10:06 pm
I Agree With Doyel, MJ Slapped THE DEAN
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bsp; I have to agree with Doyel on this one. Yes david was MJ's hero. But MJ played for Coach Dean Smith. MJ could have played for any college in America. But he choose to play under Dean. Dean Smith did not make MJ but playing under him sure did not hurt MJ. If Deans heath is failing i think that would be more reason to want him to do it. I would love to know what MJ's UNC friends like Davis Love think of this. I know MJ and Davis are good friends and Davis gave MJ his first set of golf clubs. But Davis is the type that would have asked Dean if he had been his coach. MJ you slapped THE DEAN in the face on this one.
Since: Jan 11, 2009
Posted on: September 8, 2009 8:58 pm
Dean Smith just got slapped in the face
Doyel---didnt you learn anything during your tenure with the Charlotte Obseerver? DT transcends rivalries in the Carolinas and is revered by ALL fans from that time period. Many ACC fans regardless of school affiliation consider DT one of their own, I am a life long Tarheel and I have NO problem with MJ's selection. and I doubt many other alumni do.
Lastly, you should know by now that Coach Smith has always tried to remain low key and not detract from his players. He is in the later stages of his life and it is my understanding that his health is failing. I believe that this is the true reason that he is not presenting. All of you ABC'ers need to get a life. Carolina basketball is still FAMILY!
Since: Mar 25, 2008
Posted on: September 8, 2009 8:07 pm
Dean Smith just got slapped in the face
If Jordan is in good terms with Dean Smith now.I think the coach will understand his decision.Being an old man with a historical past,Dean Smith's achievements is enough for him to be contented.Now if they hate each other,it is going to be more slap in the face of the coach if Jordan choose him over Thompson.
Blogg Doyel if you were an athlete once maybe you will understand what's on Michael Jordan's mine.Most if not all players in different sports they have an idol.So it is not a secret that if an athlete achieve something,the first thing that come to his mine is his beginnings.Jordan's beggining is him trying to be like the skywalker.
So you are wrong again as always.


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MP3: It's Only Rock and Roll and The Kids Are Alright
As Chuck D of Public Enemy says, Napster and other such networks are not pirating machines. Napster is radio. Fans will continue to download cheap or free music, and will probably continue to buy CDs if record companies cut their prices and offer value like documentation, design, arrangement and convenience at a reasonable price. The Beach Boys' Pet Sounds is Pet Sounds because it is a complete masterly document, not a collection of digital signals. Despite Dr. Dre's complaints about Napster, his new album is a major hit. Free MP3s have not kept it from crossing the Sam Goody counters.
I spend about $60 per month on CDs over and above any "free" music I download. I download to taste, not to replace. That's common behavior among digital music fans. I have a CD burner, which I use to make mix discs for lectures and parties. But I have yet to assemble an entire replacement album from MP3s. That would be a supreme waste of time. I usually spend no more than $10 per CD because I buy used and from an online music club. Once every six months or so, I pay retail, usually for something brand-new. And my students have not stopped buying CDs either. They are, however, choosier about what they buy.
Of course, not every user of MP3s or distribution networks is a good-hearted fan, or even a driven revolutionary out to overturn the commercial-music industry. There just might be a whole lot of excessive copying going on. But no one seems to know how many CD sales abusive Napster users are costing record companies. Sometimes the Recording Industry Association of America tries to provide evidence of sales losses attributable to MP3, but their research is unpersuasive. Is every downloaded song a potential CD sale? Every dozen songs? What if I hate the song I listened to? The fact is, there is no way to measure accurately the financial impact of MP3 use. And some evidence suggests its effect on CD sales is just as likely to be positive as negative.
A recent study filed in court by the plaintiffs in the case against Napster seemed to indicate that Napster had hurt CD sales among college students, the most visible users of the service because they have access to high-speed Ethernet connections in their dormitories and computer labs. The report, released by the digital-rights management company Reciprocal, examined sales from 2,099 record stores located within one mile of 3,454 US campuses. Those stores experienced a 7 percent drop in sales between a 1998 peak and early 2000. Interestingly, the study considered more than two years of sales data, even though Napster has been out only since last August. What difference could pre-Napster sales make in this debate? If sales dropped before online swapping began, then there must have been some other cause for such a decline: price hikes, online sales, pickier buying habits or just plain aversion to Ricky Martin, perhaps.
Plus, the standard industry sales tracking service, Soundscan, does not count sales at small, independent record stores that do not subscribe to it. Most important, college students are big users of online CD merchants like EveryCD.com. Online sales did not show up in this survey. Perhaps students are buying less from the stores down the street, which do not offer discounts and charge sales tax, and buying more from tax-free web CD services. As it turns out, better studies suggest that college students are actually a minority of Napster users. Most Napster users are over 30.
Approaching the issue from a different direction, there is reason to believe that the proliferation of MP3s helps the CD business: Other Soundscan-based studies show that CD sales were up 7 percent in the first quarter of 2000 compared with the first quarter of 1999. In the midst of its price-fixing fiasco, the music industry would rather not confront the possible positive marketing effects of MP3s.
When Napster's lawyers filed briefs July 3 in federal court arguing against a request for an injunction against the service, they included a new study by Peter Fader, a professor at the Wharton School of Business at the University of Pennsylvania. Fader's surveys of Napster users show that they most often use the service to try out new tunes to decide which CDs to buy. He argues that Napster is a great boon to the CD industry, and sales figures seem to support that assertion.
On the other hand, Chuck D of Public Enemy, the most visible pro-MP3 recording figure, predicts slow but steady death for the CD and for major labels. He envisions a world of small, independent websites offering free digital music. Emerging and marginal artists would not suffer so much under this system. Communities, not major synergistic media companies, would control the marketing efforts.


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A widowed Civil War vet attempts to reconcile with his past by engaging in other-planetary warfare, while a pair of newbie police officers have to revisit their embarrassing teenage years while working undercover at a high school. The premises couldn't be further apart and yet are the setups for two major upcoming March 2012 releases, John Carter and 21 Jump Street.
Today we have new featurettes for the titles which both focus on the respective films' central character duo: the titular hero (Taylor Kitsch) and Princess Dejah Thoris (Lynn Collins) in John Carter, along with the nerdy Schmidt (Jonah Hill) and dumb hunk Jenko (Channing Tatum) in 21 Jump Street.
Check out the new featurette for John Carter:
21 Jump Street
Oscar-nominee Jonah Hill (you read that correctly) and Channing Tatum star in 21 Jump Street, a movie take on the classic 1980s TV series which propelled Johnny Depp to fame. The film features Hill and Tatum as Officers Schmidt and Jenko, a pair of underachieving cops who get recruited for an initiative that requires them to go undercover as high school students, in order to blow the cover on an elaborate drug ring. However, getting back into the groove of teenage life turns out to be a rather difficult task for the oddball duo.
Watch the new featurette for 21 Jump Street below:
Early John Carter buzz indicates that co-writer/director Andrew Stanton (Finding Nemo, WALL·E) and his production team have done an overall solid job of bringing Burroughs' often bizarre sci-fi characters and old-fashioned narrative to life in a fresh and exhilarating fashion. If good word-of-mouth continues to build, then the costly Disney flick could avoid becoming the box office flop many have been anticipating.
21 Jump Street is also being helmed by a filmmaking pair better known for their work on CGI animated fare, in the form of Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs directors Phil Lord and Chris Miller. Early footage (especially in the red band trailers) has gone over surprisingly well, thanks to the film's Superbad style mashup of action and comedy – not to mention, the pervading self-awareness of the movie's jokes in general.
John Carter hits theaters in the U.S. next month on March 9th, followed by 21 Jump Street on the 16th.
Source: Walt Disney Pictures, Yahoo! Movies


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MG Back Online + Data Loss
Sun Jun 28, 2015 2:32 am
Posted by Cleod9
MG is now back online
However unfortunately we've incurred some data loss in a few areas
- First, the forums themselves will be missing any posts after Tuesday, Jun 23 up to the crash.
- Next, the Dojo is unfortunately still offline and it will take some work to bring back due to a mix up with the backup process, where the data is out of sync with the site files. We'll work on getting this up soon, but I don't have an estimated due date for when yet so you'll have to wait. It's possible quite a bit of the content will have to be recreated.
And last but not least, unfortunately my pet project site
lost all of its data
, and the backups had been misconfigured so it'll have to start from scratch again. As of writing this post PastaPasta isn't available, however I do plan to bring it back soon. Once I revive it you'll have to create a new account again.
I'll make sure the backups are set properly next time so we can avoid this from happening again, but do keep in mind that I cannot be held responsible for any loss of sensitive data within PastaPasta.
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The Dojo should be back sooner than expected as well, a status update will be posted upon its return.
The previous range of data loss for the forums turned out to be incorrect, it was actually any posts after Tuesday Jun 23rd were lost.
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Dojo has returned, everything is pretty much back to normal
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Sat Jun 27, 2015 5:22 pm
Posted by Cleod9
Sorry about the downtime! We had some unexpected hardware failure which knocked everything out, but we're gradually getting back to normal.
The main website is back online and the forums are currently being restored. The in-browser version of SSF2 works again, however not all downloads may be immediately available. Everything should be back to normal within a few hours, so please check back later if you experience any issues.
SSF2 v0.9b Update Rev. 1982 With Online Mode Enhancements
Wed May 20, 2015 8:48 pm
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The update for online mode performance boosts is here!
Head over to the
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Incoming Update for 9b Online Mode!
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So we've just finished running some special tests for online mode performance, and we're happy to report it was a success! An update will be coming for v0.9b that features a significant improvement to online mode gameplay speeds.
MGN services will be unavailable around 9-10pm EST on Wednesday, May 20th while we push the update.
The update will require you to download a newer version of v0.9b in order to access online mode. Also note that this update will not affect loading replay data from the previous version.
Be sure to swing by tomorrow for the update!
SSF2 v0.9b updated to Rev. 1981
Wed Feb 18, 2015 11:39 pm
Posted by Cleod9
SSF2 v0.9b has been updated to revision 1981, and MGN services are now back online.
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Chicken Chili with Hominy
From EatingWell: January/February 1999
Traditional Mexican techniques combine with spicy Southwestern chic for a creamy "white" (chicken) chili. The chili is thickened with corn tortillas, which also contribute to its rich corn flavor.
Makes: 6 servings, 1 1/2 cups each
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Nutrition Profile
Diabetes appropriate | Low calorie | Low cholesterol | Low saturated fat | Low sodium | Heart healthy | Healthy weight | Gluten free |View Our Nutrition Guidelines »
- 4 corn tortillas
- 12 ounces boneless, skinless chicken breasts, trimmed and cut into 3/4-inch chunks
- Salt & freshly ground pepper, to taste
- 1 tablespoon extra-virgin olive oil, or canola oil
- 2 small red bell peppers, seeded and diced
- 1 large onion, chopped
- 1 4-ounce can chopped green chiles
- 3 cloves garlic, minced
- 1 tablespoon chili powder
- 1 teaspoon ground cumin
- 1 teaspoon dried oregano
- 1 14-ounce can reduced-sodium chicken broth
- 2 cups low-fat milk
- 2 15-ounce cans white hominy, rinsed
- 1/2 cup chopped fresh cilantro
- 6 lime wedges
- Place a tortilla directly on a stovetop burner set at medium-low and toast, turning frequently with tongs, until light golden and fragrant, 30 to 60 seconds. Repeat with remaining tortillas. Cut tortillas into 1-inch-wide strips and set aside.
- Season chicken with salt and pepper. Heat 1/2 tablespoon oil in a Dutch oven over medium-high heat. Add chicken and cook, stirring often, until lightly browned, 2 to 3 minutes. Transfer to a plate.
- Add remaining 1/2 tablespoon oil to pan. Add bell peppers and onion; season with salt and pepper and cook, stirring often, until softened, about 3 minutes. Add chiles, garlic, chili powder, cumin and oregano; cook, stirring, until fragrant, about 1 minute. Add chicken broth and milk and bring to a simmer, stirring. Stir in reserved tortilla strips, chicken and hominy.
- Reduce heat to low. Cover and simmer, stirring occasionally, until chicken is cooked through and chili has thickened, about 20 minutes. Stir in 1/4 cup cilantro. Adjust seasoning with salt and pepper. Serve with remaining cilantro and lime wedges.
Tips & Notes
- Make Ahead Tip: Cover and refrigerate for up to 2 days.
Per serving: 251 calories; 6 g fat (2 g sat, 3 g mono); 37 mg cholesterol; 30 g carbohydrates; 18 g protein; 5 g fiber; 313 mg sodium; 265 mg potassium.
Nutrition Bonus: Vitamin C (69% daily value), Vitamin A (31% dv), Selenium (20% dv), Calcium (15% dv).
Carbohydrate Servings: 1 1/2
Exchanges: 1 1/2 starch, 1/2 low-fat milk, 1 vegetable, 1 1/2 lean meat, 1/2 fat
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Recently, many studies have suggested a potential role for early hematopoietic progenitor cell and hematopoietic stem cell (HSC) recruitment and differentiation in the development of allergy and inflammation. This is based largely on evidence that stem cells or CD34+ progenitor cells are recruited to the site of inflammation in allergic diseases, likely through many of the same adhesion and chemokine receptors used for stem cell homing to the bone marrow (PSGL-1, CXCL12, alpha4-beta1 integrin, CD44, etc). Once at the site of inflammation, it has been suggested that stem cells could participate in the perpetuation of inflammation by maturing, locally, into inflammatory cells in response to the growth factors released in situ. Here we provide a brief review of the evidence to suggest that hematopoietic stem and progenitor cells (versus mature hematopoietic lineages) are, indeed, recruited to the site of allergic inflammation. We also discuss the molecules that likely play a role in this process, and highlight a number of our novel observations on a specific role for the stem cell antigen CD34 in this process.
Recently, many studies have suggested a potential role for early hematopoietic progenitor cell and hematopoietic stem cell (HSC) recruitment and differentiation in the development of allergy and inflammation. This is based largely on evidence that stem cells or CD34+ progenitor cells are recruited to the site of inflammation in allergic diseases, likely through many of the same adhesion and chemokine receptors used for stem cell homing to the bone marrow (PSGL-1, CXCL12, α4β1 integrin, CD44, etc). Once at the site of inflammation, it has been suggested that stem cells could participate in the perpetuation of inflammation by maturing, locally, into inflammatory cells in response to the growth factors released in situ. This is further supported by the recent observation that transplantable HSCs, with the ability to reconstitute all hematopoietic lineages in irradiated hosts, can readily be isolated from the thoracic duct lymph of mice.
Many of these studies have relied on the use of the CD34 marker to identify HSCs. Antibodies to CD34 have been extremely useful in stem cell purification for clinical use and in furthering the understanding of stem cell biology. Interestingly, through more in-depth analyses, the known distribution of CD34 in vivo has recently expanded to include many of the key cell types that participate in allergic inflammation including mast cell and dendritic cell precursors, and eosinophils [1-4]. Careful analysis of these cell types derived from CD34-deficient mice has led to a better understanding of the exact functional role of CD34 in both stem cell migration and mucosal inflammatory cell homing [4,5]. Here we provide a brief review of the evidence to suggest that hematopoietic stem and progenitor cells (versus mature hematopoietic lineages) are, indeed, recruited to the site of allergic inflammation. We also discuss the molecules that likely play a role in this process, and highlight a number of our novel observations on a specific role for the stem cell antigen CD34 in this process.
There has been a steadily increasing body of literature to suggest that inflammatory stimuli can have a potent effect on hematopoietic precursors in the bone marrow as well as recruitment of these cells to the site of inflammation, particularly in the lung [6]. Indeed, Denburg and colleagues have shown that eosinophil precursors are elevated in the bone marrow during development of upper and lower airway inflammation, and could contribute to the continuous production of eosinophils in asthma. Using a mouse model of upper (allergic rhinitis) and lower (asthma) airway inflammation, this study showed that at 24 h post challenge, the number of eosinophil progenitors is increased in the bone marrow after either upper airway challenge, lower airway challenge, or upper and lower airway challenges with ovalbumin. This increase correlated with a boost in mature eosinophils in the blood and tissue, with a spike in the production of IL-5 and eotaxin. It was further suggested that this increase in eosinophil progenitors could contribute to the well-described augmentation in mature eosinophil numbers in blood and tissue in these models.
In addition to this evidence several additional studies, conducted in both humans and mice, support the hypothesis that cytokines and chemokines produced during inflammation influence recruitment and trafficking of eosinophil progenitors (see figure figure11 for a complete list of molecules and receptors in human and mouse hematopoietic stem cells). For example, it was shown that in humans, inhaled IL-5 provokes a decrease in CD34+/CCR3 (eotaxin receptor)+ cells in bone marrow aspirates and bronchial mucosa, likely due to an increase in recruitment of these cells to the airway lumen [7]. Allergen challenge has also been shown to provoke an increase in CD34+/IL5R+ cells in the human airway lumen [8], as well as an increase in CCR3 expression by CD34+ and CD34+/IL-5+ populations in bone marrow aspirates [9]. Finally, this CD34+/CCR3+ progenitor population was shown to migrate in vitro towards the CCR3 ligand, eotaxin. The idea that cytokines, chemokines or antigen challenge can provoke the production and migration of eosinophil progenitors is very interesting indeed, since it supports the hypothesis that hematopoietic progenitor production in bone marrow and peripheral migration can be influenced by an inflammatory environment at distal sites, and that a constant production of hematopoietic progenitors promoted by inflammatory mediators could contribute to the chronicity of inflammatory diseases.
With a detailed evaluation of the molecules involved in hematopoietic cell migration and homing to the bone marrow, it quickly becomes apparent that these same receptors are essential for the efficient homing of mature effector cells to the site of inflammation. For example, the α4β1 integrin, VLA-4, is a key adhesive receptor for HSCs in the bone marrow and systemic and administration of VLA-4 blocking antibodies increases the number of hematopoietic progenitor cells in circulation[10,11]. Similarly, the inflammatory homing selectin ligand, PSGL-1 and its endothelial cell receptors P- and E-selectin, are also known to play a key role in homing and adhesion of HSCs to their bone marrow niche [12]. Interestingly, activation of PSGL-1 by a soluble ligand or an anti-PSGL-1 antibody leads to suppression of hematopoietic progenitor cell proliferation [13]. The hyaluronic acid (HA) receptor, CD44, is also known to play a role in both HSC homing and adhesion to their bone marrow niche [14] and to enhance the adhesion of inflammatory cells to endothelium at the sites of inflammation [15,16]. Of further interest, CD44 ligation is also known to stimulate eosinophil precursor proliferation [17] and could thereby enhance inflammatory cell expansion. Finally, we have shown that CD34, itself, is expressed by both HSCs and a number of inflammatory cell subsets (eosinophils, mast cells, dendritic cell precursors, etc). Interestingly, on both populations, CD34 appears to act as a type of molecular "Teflon" to enhance cell mobility and invasiveness and thereby facilitate trafficking of HSCs to the bone marrow and inflammatory cells to inflamed peripheral tissues [2,4,5]. In summary, the same repertoire of functional adhesion, homing and trafficking receptors are expressed by HSCs and inflammatory cells and should endow these cells with a similar potential for migration.
Intriguingly, just as HSCs and inflammatory cells appear to use the same slate of adhesion and homing receptors for migration to the bone marrow and sites of inflammation, they also rely on the same chemo attractants, growth factors and cytokines. For example, CXCR4/CXCL12, a general inflammatory chemokine receptor and chemokine ligand, is the only known chemokine receptor expressed by HSCs and plays an instrumental role in HSC homing and retention in the bone marrow niche [18,19]. Likewise, c-kit, the receptor for stem cell factor (SCF) and a known regulator of stem cell growth and proliferation is also expressed by peripheral tissue mast cells and regulates their chemotaxis, survival, and expansion [20,21]. Moreover, G-CSF (a general inflammatory mediator) leads to neutrophil precursor activation in the bone marrow, MMP release, and proteolytic cleavage of c-kit, CXCL12 and CXCR4, etc. Cleavage of these molecules effectively deletes the molecular anchors that attract and hold HSCs in the bone marrow and leads to their rapid release into peripheral blood. Further, this blinds HSCs to signals that could recruit them back to the bone marrow until de novo CXCR4 and c-kit membrane receptors can be expressed on the HSC surface [22,23].
In addition to facilitating the potent recruitment of peripheral blood cells to the site of local inflammation, there is accumulating evidence to suggest that inflammatory mediators can influence stem cell recruitment and migration as well. For example, mast cell precursors respond to CXCL12 and migration of the precursors is enhanced by the presence of histamine (signalling through the H4 receptors on mast cell precursors) or supernatants from IgE-stimulated mast cell cultures [24]. It has also been suggested that the migration of stem cells to chemotactic ligands is enhanced by the presence of TNF-alpha [25]. Another study suggests that the CXCR2 ligand GRO-beta mobilizes early stem cells [26]. These observations, combined with the array of inflammatory homing receptors expressed on this population suggest that recruitment of stem cells and hematopoietic progenitors may occur in allergy and chronic inflammation. If they were to differentiate into mature inflammatory cells in situ, these cells would be well positioned to influence the chronicity of disease. Since HSC are known to exit and re-enter the bone marrow through the circulation on a regular basis [27], they could easily be recruited to the site of inflammation during their normal homeostatic migration.
Recently, a study by Massberg et al suggested that HSC are, indeed, recruited from the bone marrow into the circulation and travel to the liver, peripheral blood, lung, small intestine and kidney. These authors also detected HSCs in thoracic duct lymph, which suggests that they have traveled through the lymph nodes and exited via the efferent lymphatics [28]. In this context, it is intriguing to speculate on the ability of HSCs to respond to inflammatory signals by accelerated differentiation into effector cells in situ. Support for this notion was recently provided by the observation that HSCs express the innate pathogen pattern recognition receptor, TLR4, and in response to LPS (a TLR4 ligand), these cells proliferate vigorously in situ, and differentiate into mature hematopoietic lineages (dendritic cells) [29]. This is the first evidence to suggest that recruitment, proliferation and accelerated maturation of circulating HSCs in response to an allergen or bacterial infection could, in fact, have a direct contribution to the inflammatory immune response.
In summary, during either steady state trafficking, or in response to potent systemic inflammatory signals, HSCs are well equipped with the appropriate cytokine receptors, chemokine receptors and adhesion and homing molecules for trafficking to the sites of inflammation (see figures figures22 and and3).3). Furthermore, evidence is emerging to suggest that these cells can respond to inflammatory signals with the rapid production of required cell types at the site of inflammation.
Several recent studies have argued that the "stem cells", themselves, could enhance allergy and chronic inflammation via production of inflammatory factors and chemotactic mediators, thereby promoting recruitment of either other precursors or mature hematopoietic cells. Following this line of reasoning, it was shown that human CD34+ progenitor cell supernatants attract RAW 264.7 macrophages cells in vitro [30], suggesting that progenitor cell-produced chemotactic agents are released by hematopoietic precursors. Moreover, in a mouse model of angiogenesis, matrigel inserts containing CD34+ progenitor cells were shown to rapidly recruit monocytes/macrophages as well as neutrophils in NOD SCID mice in vivo. In this case, it was shown that attraction of monocytes occurred through production of IL-8 and MCP-1 by the CD34+ progenitor cells [31]. An additonal recent study has confirmed that CD34+ human progenitor can act as effector cells in allergy. Indeed, it was shown that they express receptors for the epithelial and mast cells cytokines thymic stromal lymphopoietin (TSLP) and IL-33 [32]. These two cytokines are known to drive towards Th2- IgE dependant allergic reactions. Moreover, when these CD34+ cells were stimulated with the combination of TSLP and IL-33, they produced a variety of cytokines including IL-5, IL-13 and GM-CSF. These three mediators are well known to recruit and promote chronic inflammation in allergy and asthma. Finally, that study demonstrated that the sputum from allergic/challenged patients contained IL-5 and IL-13 positive CD34+ blood cells, confirming that an allergic environment leads to cytokine production by hematopoietic precursors. All in all, this suggests that CD34+ precursors could participate into promoting chronic inflammation.
A caveat to this previous model, however, is that CD34 has recently been shown to be expressed on a number of mouse inflammatory cells and precursors (such as mast cells, eosinophils and dendritic cells). Thus, it is possible the inflammatory cytokines detected in this study where produced by more mature CD34+ inflammatory cells rather than CD34+ progenitor cells. Our observation that CD34+ mast cells and their precursors express the same cohort of cell surface markers and antigens[2] suggest that great care must be exercised in distinguishing stem cells from mast cells. Since mast cells are extremely potent elaborators of inflammatory mediators and are present in peripheral tissues at the same frequency as circulating stem cells, this represents a significant problem in the interpretation of many previous studies.
With the afore mentioned caveat aside, functional assays have confirmed that bona fide HSCs and hematopoietic precursors, with the ability to generate multiple hematopoietic lineages in lethally irradiated recipients, do circulate through the peripheral blood and lymph and therefore are positioned to home to the sites of inflammation. Although it could be argued that the numbers of these circulating and recruited progenitors would be too low to make a major contribution to allergy and inflammatory disease development, it is important to bear in mind that as HSCs enter the differentiation pathway and become "transient amplifying cells", they exhibit a truly remarkable capacity for proliferation and expansion. This expansion of precursors prior to terminal differentiation and would allow a very limited number of recruited stem cells to have a major impact on local inflammatory cell generation. There are no studies to date that have investigated whether blockade of their recruitment could influence the course of inflammation. However, a closer look at the blockade of some molecules implicated in their trafficking could help us determine whether this avenue could be of therapeutic value.
The evidence of shared receptor expression and chemotactic potential between inflammatory cells and stem cells is convincing. Moreover, there seems to be a direct effect of inflammation on stem cell recruitment, potentially redirecting the homing of HSCs destined for the bone marrow, to the site of inflammation in diseases like allergy. As the understanding of these interactions grows, we should have a better impression of the extent of stem cell recruitment to the development of allergic inflammatory diseases.
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Supported by CIHR grant #MOP-64278 and the Allergen Network Centre of Excellence. KMM is a Michael Smith Foundation for Health Research senior scholar.
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Juste one little thing, I noticed a small typo : if you look at the table on the top left corner of page 357 (units conversion) you will notice that the conversion factor from Joules to Kcal is expressed as... multiply by 0.000
Does this imply that to make calories dissapear from my meals all I have to do is to convert Kcal to Joules back and forth, to end up with a zero calorie dinner?
My guess is that the correct value should be 0.239. Irrelevant anyway since the concept of calories is an obsolete and inadequate method of evaluating the nutrition potential of food.
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[Modernist Cuisine] I noticed an interesting typo: how to make zero calorie recipes
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To clarify, this error appears on page 5·XXXVIII. The value in the third row of the "Common Conversion Values" table was incorrectly truncated. It should read: J kcal 0.000239 Thanks for pointing out the error.
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Week 13 Waiver Wire
It seems that every week in the National Football League, fans are provided with plenty of surprises.
Week 12 was no exception.
The biggest surprise came out of San Francisco, as the 49ers named Colin Kaepernick their starting quarterback after an impressive Monday night game against the Bears. While Alex Smith might have suffered a loss, fantasy owners might be gaining something special as they make a playoff run. But don't worry, we'll get into him a bit later.
This holiday week, we again saw multiple players step up out of the blue and provide fantasy football relevance for owners everywhere. And boy, is this a crucial time for owners to get a win.
The fantasy playoffs start in just one more week and it's now or never. Some owners have been fortunate enough to have already clinched a playoff berth, while others are sitting on the fence. Either way, I cannot stress enough how important it is to be active on the waiver wire. Whether you need a certain player or not, it is always smart to add someone an opponent might need, blocking them from acquiring him. Strategy really is a part of fantasy football.
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Colin Kaepernick, QB, San Francisco 49ers
If you have number one waiver priority in your league, it would be wise to use it on Kaepernick. Ever since filling in for a concussed Alex Smith, Kaepernick has been on a tear, throwing for 474 yards and three scores, while also running for a touchdown.
While Kaepernick's mobile skills are evident, he also possesses an incredible arm. So far, he has been making all of the throws. Although there are just a few weeks left, Kaepernick will be a top ten fantasy quarterback the rest of the way. He is an explosive, dual threat signal caller, who has all of the weapons around him. This second year quarterback out of Nevada is reminding many fantasy players of Tim Tebow's magical run last season, but Kaepernick is far more talented. If he is somehow available, get him right now.
Michael Bush, RB, Chicago Bears
On Sunday, we saw yet another significant injury for fantasy owners.
Bears running back Matt Forte left Sunday's contest against the Vikings with an ankle injury. Forte did not return for the rest of the game. In his place, came backup Michael Bush, who carried the ball 21 times for 60 yards. More importantly, he found the end zone twice, pleasing the very small amount of owners who started him. Whether or not Forte will miss significant time is unsure, but Bush needs to be owned in all leagues, especially by Forte owners. Bush is the goal line back regardless, so if Forte is in fact out, he could become a touchdown-scoring machine.
Knowshon Moreno, RB, Denver Broncos
Well, it looks like Mike Shanahan's former team is providing some Shanahanigans of their own.
After starter Willis McGahee was placed on IR, one assumed that Ronnie Hillman would see the starting job. On Sunday morning, head coach John Fox pulled the wool over fantasy owner's eyes when he named Knowshon Moreno the starter. It appears that the Broncos favor Hillman as a third down back on passing plays, while Moreno will be the featured back. This bodes well if you can grab him, as Peyton Manning loves the no huddle, insuring that Moreno will stay on the field. In Sunday's game, he totaled 111 total yards, showcasing value in PPR formats as well.
While this week's matchup with Tampa Bay and their number one ranked run defense is ugly, Moreno will still get to face Oakland, Baltimore and Cleveland.
Jacquizz Rodgers, RB, Atlanta Falcons
It is no secret that Michael Turner hasn't exactly been getting the job done in Atlanta. Sure, he's been fair at best, but there is another running back on the team that could be on the rise.
Jacquizz Rodgers has slowly been cutting into the workload of Turner. His touches have increased over the past two games, including a 12-touch, 79-yard, one touchdown effort on Sunday. Rodgers clearly fits the Falcons up-tempo offense better than Turner, and I honestly wouldn't be surprised if the two split carries from here on out. If you add Rodgers this week, he could be a good flex starter against the New Orleans Saints very generous defensive unit.
Julian Edelman, WR, New England Patriots
With Rob Gronkowski suffering from a broken forearm and Brandon Lloyd struggling, slot receiver Julian Edelman has been presented with an opportunity to see more two wide receiver sets.
And so far, he has been taking advantage of it.
Over the past two games, Edelman has 122 receiving yards and two touchdowns. Not to mention a fumble recovery for a touchdown and a punt return for a touchdown. The guy can really do it all. He may not be a household name in fantasy football, but with his versatility between catching, running and returning the football, Edelman may hold some fantasy value down the stretch. And oh by the way, the guy tossing him the football isn't too bad either.
Ryan Broyles, WR, Detroit Lions
How about this rookie out of Oklahoma?
Odds are, if Nate Burleson hadn't broken his leg, the world may not even know of Broyles. However, it happened and Broyles is proving to be a legitimate wide receiver in this league. Thursday's Thanksgiving game saw Titus Young suspended by the team. Sproles filled in as the team's number two wideout, and he excelled, catching six balls for 126 yards. While he didn't manage to find the end zone, Broyles was targeted 12 times, which is very promising. Broyles is proving that he deserves a big role in the offense, and with the amount quarterback Matthew Stafford throws the football, he could be worth a look in deeper leagues.
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The Greatest Western Writer Of The 21st Century
In Colorado Territory, Smoke Jensen is trying to live at peace with the big, beautiful world around him. Then a tinhorn named Puddle enters his valley--and unleashes a hellstorm of a range war.
Then The Shooting Started
Malcolm Theodore Puddle is a 21-year shipping clerk--from way back East. What is he doing out here? The Mountain Man's former neighbor, Humbolt Puddle, has died and left his crumbling 600-acre ranch to… (more)
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