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I like this biscuit. My changes were to decrease the amount of vanilla to 2 tsp and use 1/2 cup whole wheat flour and 1/2 cup all-purpose. Also, I cook the biscuits for about 17 minutes, turning them over after about 12 minutes.
My baby loves these. Unfortunately so does my dog. I did have to add some additional flour to make the dough stiff enough, but it might be because it is so humid here right now, I have been having all sorts of issues baking lately with that. I didn't use any honey because my son is still too young but it was easy to substitute simple syrup. I didn't have the issue hardening that other seemed to have.
This recipe worked for me perfectly exactly as stated. I'm so happy my 13 month old twins like them since they are so much healthier than teething biscuits at the store, and they're very easy and fast to make.
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I guess loading screens have just been something that always bothered me. It just annoys me and makes the world feel Small to me. Like its a bunch of little "levels" as opposes to one big beautiful world. And I never really expected this game to be PvP-centric really but it would just be nice to have the option. Yes there are griefers out there but really there are so many types of "griefing". Griefers are gonna grief, regardless of the outlet whether it be PvP or general chat. To me, if a game doesn't have the option to attack someone if you want to do so, then it just gives prissy little elitist b*****s the feeling that they can act however they like because there is no consequence. Plus I just love PvP :)
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Im actually glad there is no forced PvP in the game, because it will fall into an endless nerf and flavor of the month class cycles screweing up PVE content.
Which is why I think the arena PvP with seperate skill sets is a very smart way to go, one will not affect the other. If you choose to do some PvP just queu up.
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Joined: 2/20/13
Originally posted by dyermaker714
Holy crap. Someone replied to a question without instantly getting defensive and flaming because they assume the person asking a question is flaming......amazing.
I can definitely see your point with the open world PvP. I know in ffxi there were some people I would have enjoyed beating into the ground lol. However I also know that the tradeoff for that is that anyone at any time could choose to gank my ass for no apparent reason. Interrupting my gameplay with having to travel back to where im going (potentially multiple times) does not, in my mind at least, sound like fun lol.
As you mentioned though..to each their own, and I'm not sure if you read the PvP thread already or not (Though i'm assuming you have) but that's a pretty good indication of what we know so far. Nothing open world that I read about though.
Edit: Also keep in mind that the producer was a huge PvP player. Take that for what it is. Not gonna say its going to be the best PvP ever, or even good, because we simply won't know until the next beta phase....but it's worth something.
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I did the same exact thing as the OP.
I saw that there was beta sign ups on one of the many gaming sites I frequent, at first I chuckled about it and ignored it. After a few days, I saw it again and decided "Ah, what the hell". Signed up and didn't think about it after that. Now, I'm an MMO drifter, I just play a few F2Ps to pass the time before going to work or just for something to do, So I didn't really have a home MMO at the time of signing up. Fast forward a few weeks later and I get accepted, I laughed about it and loaded it up. Waited until Beta weekend started for phase 2 and decided it was a quaint little game, but nothing I was to excited about. Played a Lancer, but it was nothing that hooked me in.
When Phase 2 ended I kept the client on my desktop. I thought about deleting it, but when I read about Phase 3 and the areas opening up, I decided to stay around. Phase 3 started and I actually found myself a little excited about this. This time I started up a Gladiator, and that was it for me. I was hooked. The story drew me in, since the cut scenes where actually in the game now (last time it just moved you forward, so you had no idea what was going on, they didn't want to spoil it for you) and I actually cared about my character and others I interacted with. My class quest was just as neat as well, and as soon as the first Phase 3 test was over, I wanted more.
Now I'm like OP. I pre-ordered and now I'm willing to drop money down for a sub, which I haven't done for awhile. I had so much fun in this, the dungeons felt great and fluid, the game play to me felt great, and the game overall just looked beautiful. I don't know if I'll be sticking around with the game, but I would love to make it a new MMO home like EQ was for me when I played that for years on end.
Now I don't agree with OP on this being the best MMO to launch, or the best game ever. In his mind and mine it will be, maybe few others as well. Hopefully there is a trial down the road for people to try this out, but this game seems to be better than what 1.0 was.
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Originally posted by dyermaker714
There is going to be PvP arena based and certain areas in world map where there is 24 hour PvP. Granted its not everywhere but Yoshi-P has stated that the PvP zone(s) are going to be huge. Also it gives me faith that he has been focused in on PvP since he took over V.1 ... It also made me breathe a bit easier when I did a bit of research and came to find that he is an Avid PvP er in a few online MMOS and is actually at the top of two different PvP leaderboards.
"on front line, we are planning to implement it on patch 2.2 or 2.3 we're talking which one it's going to be on, it has higher probability of it being on 2.3 but once you go in, depending on your grand company the starting point changes so, you're going to take over forts against other players. there are parts where crafters also comes to play. the frontline zones will be open for PVP 24hrs "
This is the most interesting bit
"First of all, we are going to introduce one part of the PVP we're planning to make, Coliseum. This is going to be 4 vs. 4 or 8 vs. 8. With this next beta phase, 4, we're going to test that out - so you'll be able to find out what happens when different classes or jobs fight against each other within FF14.
Not saying its going to be amazing but I am keeping an open mind.
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Just wanted to point out that main reason this is primarily a PvE game is that is what the JP audience seems to prefer (based on previous experience and many of the changes made to games being versioned for Japan most recent being Archage that I read about).
The fact that there is separate PvE and PvP gear and skill sets may actually have me doing some PvP. Oh and I am glad it is not open world PvP every where had enough of that with griefers, besides I play EvE for that.
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I am not a hater, I call it like I see it.
Originally posted by dyermaker714
You love Final Fantasy but fail to realize Final fantasy has never been about player conflict?
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I'm definitely not going to let this game pass me by, will be buying at launch in approximately a month from now.
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Bought the CE of original version so i got a month of free play time. Nothing to lose here really. I will play for a month and then just move on to something else. The problem is not that FFXIV is a bad game but MMOS likes these have no longevity beyond first month.
"The problem is that the hardcore folks always want the same thing: 'We want exactly what you gave us before, but it has to be completely different.'
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Definitely won't let it pass me by, had such a blast in beta, don't remember the last time I had so much fun in an MMO, preordered it already.
Now I'm going through withdrawls since beta ended.
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I was in the same boat as you OP.
I even played FFXI, and could not enjoy it after a month of play.
So I avoided FFXIV like the plague when it came out, and glad I did after reading the reviews. Told myself, that is what I expected.
Well, I was snooping around awhile back, and found this news about FFXIV being shutdown and soon to come back out as FF:ARR.
Well I thought what was the harm in applying for the Beta, so I did.
So I ended up getting an invite for phase 2, I didn't do anything about at first because I had family issues to deal with it, and I was kind of MEH towards the idea anyway. Well, a few days were left on the test schedule, so I downloaded the client and logged in. I played two classes to level 7 and it ended. I didn't think anything special about it, it just felt like another MMO.
So when phase 3 came around, I didn't jump on right away as I did in Phase 2. About 3 days left in the testing. So I jumped on, made another toon and off I went.
So about 6 hours later when my wife came up to ask me what I was doing, I realized I was enjoying myself. I was having tons of fun. It was a shock to me as well. So I went out and pre-oredered, joined a great guild. And I am awaiting P4 and release impatiently.
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Joined: 10/13/05
Played the beta, was hooked. It was love at 10 levels! Its a fun game with a lot goin for it. Sure it has its problems, but there addressing them as quickly as there able.
I like the combat. Im old, twitchy combat is not for me. I like to be able to play a MMO and have fun, not a twitch fest that is the "new and improved" combat thats been coming out lately.
It is a story driven MMO,. You have story quest you must do in order to advance. Its not anytning new to MMOs. Its a solid, old fashioned MMO . The kid of MMO I used to play. I think its at least worth a shot to try it out. Open Beta is coming out soon.
Worth a shot, at the very least. Its not goin to be for everyone! Its not the next WoW killer. Its a good, fun MMO with old school feeel to it.
See you guys in Open Beta!
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Joined: 7/30/13
Really want to try this game and see if I like it before the release...how do you get into the open beta I cant find a way? :\
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Originally posted by crucial01
Its all up in the air right now on dates. 8/8 is the next Newsletter and Im sure they will give dates then. Once Open Beta is on, youll be able to get in. The beta thing is closed right now. Tried last night to get my son in the next beta, but it says its Closed. :(
Keep an eye out. Im sure itll be posted on here.
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Unfortunately, the game plays like a less polished WoW with a FF soundtrack tacked on. I only made it to lvl 30 in B3, so it may get better at higher levels, but the outlook is kinda grim at the moment.
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We can only show them the path, but they have to be the ones to take it.
As a potential customer, this game passed by already. They refuse to fix the major complaints, the biggest of which was combat, hiding behind the "it's not for everyone" excuse. Any company that talks like that to a potential customer doesn't care enough about their product to have me buy it. When I hear something is not for everyone I automatically simplify, to me, it sounds like I'm being told only a sucker would buy that crap. Sure, the game doesn't look like crap, but if you plan on using a product long-term the company behind it has to has at least a minimum standard. If they do not believe they have the best game out there, they have no standards.
Now you're probably over-reacting and saying "well i-i-i-im not a sucker and I wanna buy it". Well truth be told, if they need to tell people that a game isn't for everyone, eg. even for people without a PC, or people without broadband, or people with no interest in gaming, it means they think you are a sucker. You could have figured that out for yourself that not everyone can play this game, so why are they saying that? Because they want to make you feel inadequate if you don't buy their product, but even with that, they can't even focus on the client, potential client, YOU, only on everyone else. So if you think for a second, you quickly realize that they aren't making the game for you, they are making a game so that you can give them your money and make their shareholders happy.
This game has never been about the gamer.
Boycotting EA. Why? They suck, even moreso since 2008.
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Originally posted by neobahamut20
lol too funny, looks like someone is way over-reacting.
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Alot of people seem to like the combat system though from what I have been reading...so not sure if them not caring is the issue. Basically at this point I have been hearing alot of praise for this game after researching the past couple of days but the main point that is brought up on the negative side seems to be the simplified and slow combat....so I hope if it really is an issue they can do something about it by the release date since this is pretty much the only thing holding me back from buying it right now.


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by Rachel Shabi
Once again, Palestinians are being punished for daring to exercise a choice.
It happened before in 2006, when they took part in what was deemed to be the wrong kind of democracy and picked the wrong (Hamas) government. That mistaken execution of free will caused the international community to close its funding tap - cutting Palestinian aid and salaries.
Now, there are penalties for taking another 'wrong' turn, despite repeated threats and warnings: US congress is blocking US $200 million intended for the Palestinian Authority (PA), which persisted with its UN statehood bid in the face of US disapproval.
Few things typify international complicity in stalling Palestinian aspirations like this on/off money switch. The current cut in cash will affect health and social projects - but not, it is said, the PA's security commitments (coordinated with Israel). In other words, the pinch is designed to cause Palestinian suffering - but is calibrated so as not to upset Israeli concerns, or totally derail the stagnating status quo.
It's a fine calculation and one over which Palestinians are losing patience - on more than one occasion, PA officials have threatened to pull the plug on their limited governance. Between the Israeli occupation and a dependence on foreign aid - the withdrawal of which is routinely used as threat - it would hardly be surprising if PA officials concluded that their compromised remit to indefinitely manage a stunted Palestinian state-in-waiting isn't worth the headache.
Israeli officials know there's a tipping point. That's partly why prime minister Binyamin Netanyahu, not known for acts of generosity toward his Palestinian counterpoints, was in US congress last month, explaining that cutting PA funds entirely wouldn't be a good thing.
Foreign funding is part of the Oslo accords and premised on the creation, through peace talks, of a Palestinian state. In this context, the EU is a key financial partner to the PA - but, even with the Eurozone in crisis, with one official saying that aid levels are "unsustainable", and worries over who will plug the gap left by cuts in US funds, there's a core commitment to keep the prop-up money flowing.
Palestine: The aid cash cow
The cash goes hand in hand with an insistence on stalemated negotiation - reiterated by the Middle East quartet in recent days - and that's the best it gets from the international community. Time and again, we've seen that there is no political will to drive the alternative: pressure on Israel to end its military occupation and put a stop to the Jewish settlements that are decimating the geography of a Palestinian state.
In any case, this contrived impasse is a cash cow at every level. On the ground, scores of international workers are employed in a foreign aid sector that should not exist, since Palestine, free from occupation, has ample brainpower and resources to power its own economy.
A report released last month showed that aid money, because of the conditions on how it is spent, almost all flows back to companies in the donor nation - making places like the Palestinian territories a channel through which countries turn state aid into corporate gain.
Meanwhile, on the phantom peace track, there's ample opportunity for people like Tony Blair, accused of using his Middle East 'peace envoy' title to secure money-making schemes, as has recently been revealed.
Running through his deals and the conflict of interest they may represent, a recently aired Dispatches report on British Channel 4 TV noted that its easy to see how Blair benefits, but "more difficult to see what the Middle East peace process gets out of Tony Blair". (The peace envoy has since dismissed these allegations as "untrue and absurd".)
Israel's occupation, perpetuated in part by the tired Oslo formula of aid-plus-asymmetric-talks, is fuelling profits for scores of companies.
Among them are the American arms manufacturers that benefit from American state money, given as aid to Israel and then spent on US weaponry. And the Israeli arms and surveillance firms that test cutting edge equipment on occupied Palestinians, securing a position as market leaders. At so many points in this money trail, state funding is funnelled into corporate coffers, all fundamentally enabled by the international community's approach to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
Now, the Palestinians' UN bid for statehood, and reactions to it, have brought this conditional-aid-plus-talks doctrine into sharp focus. We can see all the strings. And, just as clearly, we can see how they're being pulled to strangle Palestinian hopes.
Rachel Shabi is a journalist and author of Not the Enemy: Israel's Jews from Arab lands.
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Reading through the coverage of the first results from the world's most sensitive search for dark matter, the Large Underground Xenon (LUX), you'd be forgiven for thinking that researchers working on dark matter had either discovered nothing at all or were on the verge of laying their (metaphorical) hands on the stuff. As with so much scientific research though, things are never as simple as they seem.
With the Higgs boson safely tucked under one arm, the next great hunt for physicists is the search for dark matter, even if scientists really don't know very much about it at all. With their typical caution, the most any physicist will commit to is that there is something out there that is dark – in that it doesn't show up in visible light or other electromagnetic waves – and that interacts with the universe in a similar way to visible matter.
After that, we're firmly in the realm of theory. Dark matter might be made up of particles and those particles might be Weakly Interacting Massive Particles (WIMPs). WIMPs interact through the weak force and gravity, but not through electromagnetism – so they can't be seen – and not through the strong nuclear force. Then again, dark matter might be made up of axions, a hypothetical elementary particle. Or it might be made up of something else entirely.
According to Dr. Chamkaur Ghag, an astroparticle physicist from University College London who works with the LUX project, WIMPs might be a "favoured theory", but they're far from the only theory out there.
"With experimental direct dark matter searches such as LUX, we try to be as model independent and "broadband" as possible, probing as many models as are feasible in the hunt for a signal," he explained. "There are still many other models of course, and this is as it should be."
So what exactly have LUX' first results proved? Well, they have gone some way towards disproving other recent sets of results from the Coherent Germanium Neutrino Technology (CoGeNT) and the Cryogenic Dark Matter Search (CDMS) experiments, even if scientists at those projects aren't entirely sure they agree yet.
All three experiments are searching for signals from dark matter in underground mines, to help eliminate background interference. The CoGeNT experiment and the CDMS experiment are located in an old mine in Minnesota, while LUX is searching for signals from dark matter particles colliding with atoms in liquid xenon in an old gold mine in South Dakota.
The theory goes that dark matter particles like WIMPs usually just pass through atoms without having any effect, but ever so rarely, they should hit visible matter atoms instead of passing through the spaces in between them. These are the events that experiments are searching for. In LUX' case, researchers are hoping that they'll be able to measure the photons given off by a xenon atom when it gets bumped by dark matter. They stuff the experiments down into mines and heavily shield them to stop anything else, like cosmic rays or background radioactivity, from causing the photons.
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Since the end of the Finals, the Celtics have made it clear that they believe Rasheed Wallace will retire this summer. Celtics president Danny Ainge was more emphatic about it this morning on WEEI's Dennis and Callahan Show.
"Rasheed has decided that he's retiring," Ainge said. "He's going to retire."
Wallace's agent Bill Strickland, however, was noncommittal when reached by phone this morning.
"I won't confirm or deny that that's the case," Strickland said.
Strickland said he was unaware of Ainge's comments and that he only knew what had been done on his side. Last month, on the night of the NBA Draft, Strickland said, "If I had to bet my money, I would say he's done."
Yesterday, as he was being introduced, new Celtics big man Jermaine O'Neal said he sent Wallace a text message asking the 15-year veteran to return for one more run. Wallace didn't respond to the text.
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FORT PIERCE - A 10th anniversary is always cause for celebrating, and the Humane Society of St. Lucie County will do so in style at the 10th Annual Fur Ball and Catsino Night. The theme is "Diamonds are Fur'ever" and the glamour and glitz will be in full swing on Saturday, March 15, at 6 p.m. at the Pelican Yacht Club.
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Kyle Williams can't believe the New York Giants weren't punished by the NFL for targeting him in last year's NFC championship game. The punt returner whose mistakes cost the 49ers a chance to make the last Super Bowl, and who will miss Sunday's game with an injured left knee, says Wednesday he is ''shocked'' that the Giants escaped discipline. He wonders why the NFL clamped down so heavily on the Saints during the bounty scandal, yet New York linebacker Jacquain Williams and receiver Devin Martin were not punished after admitting they went after Williams. Williams says ''the only thing crazy to me was that nothing came of it after they came down so much on the Saints.'' --- Online: http://pro32.ap.org/poll and http://twitter.com/AP-NFL
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I've been a Vikings fan ever since I learned how the sport worked, but I'll leave this story for another day. I'm sure you may find some controversial thoughts in my first article (but then again, this won't be unusual). My articles will continue to be a lot like this, so if you want to comment, knock yourselves out.
What is this article all about? Well, since we're days away from the beginning of Free Agency, I'm going to analyze the top free agents as ranked by NFL.com and their possible landing spots (don't get too pissed if one of the potential landing spots is the Vikings, have to show them some love). You can find the NFL.com list, which ranks the top unrestricted free agents in the NFL, here.
I'm gonna be a total ass and say that nobody is really interested in seeing where offensive linemen are going. Their possible landing spots should be in places like Indianapolis, Miami, and Cardinals. But let's go into detail regarding who I think are the 3 most "interesting" free agents.
1. Jarius Byrd
This guy is the best free agent out there, no doubt. Signs indicate that he won't be re-signing with Buffalo. Where is his landing spot? I have to go with Philadelphia. Chip Kelly has built an amazing team from scratch and this defense is in serious need of secondary help. The Eagles organization is not going to be afraid of spending some cash on a guy that would make them a better team, and along with the draft, they can easily become a scarier team next season.
Other possible landing spots: Green Bay, Chicago and Tampa Bay (his father is a coach there.)
2. Eric Decker
Most people go with the Raiders, back to Denver, Washington or even New York (both Jets and Giants). But, I'm going with Seattle. Why the Seahawks? Because this team needs somebody to move the chains. They mostly depend on their defense and their offense has the potential of being really scary, but with players like Tate and Baldwin, you can't really expect that to happen. They do already have Harvin, and we saw how that turned out, at least until the Super Bowl. And some may think that spending big money on another receiver is WAY too risky, but if it were up to me, Decker could come in and immediately make the offense unstoppable.
As I previously mentioned, the other team which I wouldn't be surprised to see him go to is Oakland. The Raiders have shown an interest for him and for Michael Vick. Oakland fans, I will now tell you what your off-season will be like. If the Raiders sign Vick, they will draft Watkins (if he's still there),and if they sign Decker, they will draft a QB (potentially Manziel, Bortles or Bridgwater). As a Vikings fan, I really hope they sign Vick.
3. Michael Johnson
Yeah, I'm being a bit unfair here. But the most logical spot for him to land is in Minnesota. Frankly, I hope he doesn't come here. I rather have a cheaper guy in Everson Griffen (ranked #19 in the NFL.com FA list) who has proven himself than a guy who's gonna significantly impact the cap and also stop the team from signing other good players.
I'm gonna give you another landing spot for Johnson in Atlanta. Osi was signed last season but this team is STILL very weak at the defensive line. They made up some cap space by releasing Samuel and Nicholas a while ago, and in order to become a better defense, Johnson would fit right in.
I will mention a few other players and where I believe they may land:
1. Michael Vick, QB: New York Jets, Oakland Raiders.
2. Alterraun Verner, CB: Minnesota Vikings, Philadelphia Eagles, San Francisco 49ers
3. B.J. Raji, DT: Green Bay Packers, Dallas Cowboys.
4. Jared Allen, DE: New England Patriots.
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PROS: Has good speed, quickness and vision. Has nice burst through the hole. Can be dangerous and elusive in space. Can make defenders miss on the second level. Shows a nice stiff arm and spin move. Has nice footwork and is patient with good balance. Runs low, and will duck under defenders that tackle high and take bad angles. Small stature allows him to sneak and squeeze through holes. Has nice hands and works well on screens. Shows nice power for his size, keeping his feet moving after contact.
CONS: Lacks ideal size and won't break many tackles. Doesn't do well in short-yardage. Tends to try and bounce things outside and can lose yards. Needs to do a better job taking what is given.
OVERVIEW: Was a productive back that lived in the shadow of DeMarco Murray, despite outrushing him the past two seasons. Was most productive as a junior where he had 1220 yards, average 5.6 yard per carry and had 20 touchdowns. But production dipped this past year probably due to injury to Sam Bradford and the passing game being less formidable. But still rushed for 749 yards, averaged 4.1 yards per carry, and had 7 touchdowns.
NFL FORECAST: Brown is the classic fit as a third down back. I don't think he could be a feature back at any point in his career, as I would compare him to Maurice Morris. He has bulked up this off-season, as he was listed at 200 pounds during the season, so that might help him. But he doesn't have the running style that applies well to be an every down back that can run between the tackles. But he shoudl at least be more durable now. However his best asset is his ability to make plays on the second level. He's not a burner, but is quick and shows the elusiveness to make big plays. He's a guy that will probably never get more than 80-100 carries in a season unless there's an injury. He can be a nice complementary back that would work on third downs, but won't be a featured part of the offense.
ATL FORECAST: Brown could come in and be a nice replacement for Norwood. Don't think he's a good enough blocker at this point to think he can win the third down role as a rookie. But he has some skills as a runner that make you like his chances there more than Norwood. I think he can be more durable option than Norwood, although he's not quite the lightning in a bottle that Norwood is. But should be more reliable. But by his second year, he should have a nice handle on the third down role and be a nice complementary option behind Turner. But he's not really an option going forward to be a significant part of the Falcons offense. Just a guy that can get 5-8 carries each week and be a nice outlet receiver for Ryan on checkdowns.
VALUE: Brown is a nice mid-round pick that a team looking for a third down back could take in the fourth round.
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Friday, April 30, 2010
façade: praising pam
My wife and I wandered back to ABC's "Dancing with the Stars" this year, after having consciously avoided it for a couple of years, and we rediscovered why we liked the show in the first place. Much like the annual Golden Globes telecast, DWTS is a party. You sit back, sip a highball - or two - and enjoy the fizzy fun without having to dress up or leave the house.
Every year that we watched, there was a revelation and, this year, the pleasant surprise was Pamela Anderson, a personality who, frankly, had only existed on the periphery of my life. I never paid much attention to her. But, on this show, dancing with Aussie pro Damian Whitewood, she's been indeed a revelation. Hands-down. Anderson doesn't just dance - which she does extremely well, by the way - but rather inhabits each routine with a specific movie-driven character. Marilyn one week, Loren the next.
She was especially a knock-out Dolly Parton in the hugely clever "9 to 5" bit that Whitewood choreographed for her. One week, judge Carrie Ann Inaba declared, "I'd love to see you on Broadway!" Hey, me, too.
Bruno Tonioli, meanwhile, has enthusiastically noted and admired Anderson's deep, concentrated focus with each little character piece she danced. And she received well-deserved high praise from dance critic Gia Kourlas in her most astute New York Times assessment of DWTS:
"As a dancer, Ms. Anderson isn't like other people, either: apart from being an actual celebrity, which is increasingly rare on "Dancing With the Stars," she's the only imaginative dancer in the bunch.
"Buxom, blond and full of saucy insouciance, Ms. Anderson has said that she had never had a dance lesson in her life. Even so, she is a natural performer, with rhythm, an understanding of when to be subtle or fierce and a sense of how movements connect to create a story. And that's all accomplished with a tongue-in-cheek self-awareness.
"She's flexible, has great legs and even in high heels could probably run the length of a football field. For a ballroom dancer, that's key; just as a point shoe creates an extension of the foot, Ms. Anderson's stilettos achieve the same sensation on the dance floor.
"In her mesmerizing rumba last week she floated along so smoothly, lingering in each pose a millisecond too long — this was genius — that her partner, Damian Whitewood, eyes flashing like a desperate Broadway dancer, was the one trying too hard to please. Ms. Anderson may be sexual, but that doesn't mean that she is cheap. She doesn't flaunt her sexuality; it's simply a part of her. Bob Fosse would have loved that."
Where have you been all these years, Pamela Anderson?
Or perhaps I should ask, where have I been? More to the point, where is the management to push you in the right direction? You are so much more than an animated pin-up. You're a real movie star. Or could be.
Get this woman a good real! And quick.
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Monday, April 26, 2010
cinema obscura: "Two Loves" (and other lost Shirley MacLaine titles)
MGM's "Two Loves," directed by Charles Walters in 1961, is a lost Shirley MacLaine film co-starring Laurence Harvey and Jack Hawkins. Filmed on location in New Zealand and based on a Sylvia Ashton-Warner novel titled "The Spinster" (also the film's working title), the film casts MacLaine against type as a repressed teacher of native children whose methodical, cloistered world is upset when she is sexually challenged by randy drifter Harvey and an intimidating Hawkins, who plays the headmaster of her school.
Other lost MacLaine titles from the same era include Daniel Mann's "Hot Spell" (1958), starring Anthony Quinn and Shirley Booth - it was prominently (and surprisingly) featured in MacLaine's most recent film, Garry Marshall's "Valentine's Day" - and Joseph Anthony's "Career" (1959), co-starring Dean Martin, Anthony Franciosa and Carolyn Jones. Jack Cardiff's "My Geisha" (1962), long unavailable, was finally made availalble on DVD a couple of years ago. All three titles are Paramount films.
Other lost MacLaine titles from the same era include Daniel Mann's "Hot Spell" (1958), starring Anthony Quinn and Shirley Booth - it was prominently (and surprisingly) featured in MacLaine's most recent film, Garry Marshall's "Valentine's Day" - and Joseph Anthony's "Career" (1959), co-starring Dean Martin, Anthony Franciosa and Carolyn Jones. Jack Cardiff's "My Geisha" (1962), long unavailable, was finally made availalble on DVD a couple of years ago. All three titles are Paramount films.
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Saturday, April 24, 2010
breeding contempt
Oh, no! Are we experiencing Jane Lynch overkill?
"Familiarity breeds contempt, while rarity wins admiration."If there was ever any doubt about the validity of Apuleius' observation, one has only to look in the direction of modern television programming.
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A show that one loves this year is likely to be dreaded a few years into the future. "Seinfeld" and "Roseanne" are two expert sitcoms that didn't know when to quit, losing their momentum and wearing out their welcome. Both were literally unwatchable their last two seasons.
"Ugly Betty," on the other hand, was a dramedy whose initial promise had dwindled in record time - by Season Two. It became both cloying and annoying when it became disturbingly clear that Betty was GOING TO BE RIGHT ABOUT EVERYTHING. Consequently, it got to a point where I couldn't tolerate even looking at star America Ferrera anymore.
Right now, my concern revolves around "Glee," a first-rate weekly musical comedy whose modest merits have been a tad overrated by both wroking critics and its supporters (which, in some cases, are one and the same). The show reached its nadir somewhat early - with its "Madonna episode" on 20 April, a show which I found, well, cringe-worthy.
It's one thing for the producers to have the show's talented cast perform the Madonna song catalogue exclusively - and quite another to fawn over the self-promoting singer to the point of making the viewer sick to his/her stomach. I mean, the show behaved as if Madonna was still relevant.
But my greatest fear is the potential for Jane Lynch Overkill. I like Lynch way too much for me to get sick of her so soon - and I have the uneasy feeling that that's exactly what's happening. She has seemingly taken over the show as its resident villain but I, for one, wish the powers there would use her more sporadically - and more selectively.
Also, the jokes about Matthew Morrison's marcelled-looking hair have become tiresome in record time, no matter how well Lynch reads them.
As the most astute David Hiltbrand desperately pleaded in his Philadelphia Inquirer column on 24 April, "Can I please have my show back?"
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Tuesday, April 13, 2010
cinema obscura: Karel Reisz's "Isadora" (1968)
Redgrave's Isadora Duncan entertains herself while her distracted lover James Fox concentrates on his art in Karel Reisz's lost masterwork "Isadora" (1968)The general personality profile of a lost movie is that it is small and that its original release came with little fanfare. Such films usually come in under the radar. Invisibility is the trademark of a lost movie.
What's difficult to grasp is a major movie that seems to fall off the map. Case in point: Karel Reisz's brilliant, messy Isadora Duncan biopic, "Isadora," which provided star Vanessa Redgrave with her most emblematic, self-defining role. Duncan, a solopistic, sexually uninhibited artist who experimented with dance, liberating it, was also a defiant free-thinker, and the like-minded Redgrave tore into the role as if it were a raw piece of meat and she was starving. It's something to behold.
Unfortunately, the film was undermined by its studio even before anyone, critics included, got to see it. Universal, with Oscars in its eyes, rushed the 168-minute art film into a single Los Angeles theatre for one week in December of 1968 to qualify for that year's Academy Awards. Misunderstood, it was promptly panned by The Los Angeles Times (shades of Alfred Hitchcock's "Vertigo"), although Vanessa Redgrave did get her Oscar nomination - losing, unbelievably, to Barbra Streisand and Katherine Hepburn who won in a tie vote that year.
Anyway, based on this one review, Universal panicked, recalled the film and deleted some 40 minutes (shade of Terry Gilliam's "Brazil," a future Universal victim). By the time it opened in New York on April 27, 1969, it had a new title - the generic, TV-movie-sounding "The Loves of Isadora" - and, according to Vincent Canby's dismissive review in The New York Times, it ran 128 minutes. (This conflicts with reports that puts the edited version at 131 minutes, but what's three minutes when 40 have been cut?)
Despite its already troubled history, Universal gave Reisz permission to screen the film in competition for the Golden Palm at The 22nd Cannes Film Festival (held May 8-23, 1969), where Redgrave took home the best actress award. Presumably, the original version was screened at Cannes, given that it played there as "Isadora," not "The Loves of Isadora."
The film then disappeared from the landscape until it was incarnated, briefly, in the 1990s when a "director's cut," running 153 minutes, was released on VHS (a version which was televised by the Bravo cable channel, with some minor editing of nudity) and then it disappeared again.
The final nail in "Isadora's" coffin came at The Orange British Academy Film Awards last February 21, when Redgrave was awarded its highest accolade, the Academy Fellowship, to an approving crowd at London's Royal Opera House. Voluminous clips from just about all of Redgrave's important films preceded the award itself. But not "Isadora."
Not the film that, arguably, contains her single greatest screen performance.
On his invaluable movie blog, Sergio Leone and the Infield Fly Rule, Dennis Cozzalio prominently displays Pauline Kael's famous comment,
"Great movies are rarely perfect movies." That sums up "Isadora." Perfectly.
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Friday, April 09, 2010
doris & gig & shirley & dean
There are screen teams - and then there are screen teams.
My interest is in those teams who haven't been aknowledged as teams.
Per se.
Let's take Doris Day, as an example. She is most identified with Rock Hudson, Gordon MacRae, Gene Nelson and James Garner but she actually appeared in more films with ... Gig Young:
-Gordon Douglas's "Young at Heart" (1954)
-George Seaton's "Teacher's Pet" (1958)
-Gene Kelly's "The Tunnel of Love" (1958)
-Delbert Mann's "That Touch of Mink" (1962).
These four titles would make a nice, tidy Saturday-afternoon film festival.
Then there's Shirley MacLaine, most closely linked with Frank Sinatra and Jack Lemmon.
Her most frequent co-star, however, was Dean Martin who shared seven - count 'em - seven films with her:
-Frank Tashlin's "Artists and Models" (1955)
-Vincente Minnelli's "Some Came Running" (1958)
-Joseph Anthony's "Career" (1959)
-Lewis Milestone's "Ocean's Eleven" (1960)
-Joseph Anthony's "All in a Night's Work" (1961)
-J. Lee Thompson's "What a Way to Go!" (1964)
-Hal Needham's "Cannonball Run 2" (1984).
And, oh yes, Shirley and Gig teamed up in Charles Walters' "Ask Any Girl" (1959).
From top to bottom: Doris Day and Clark Gable prop up Gig Young in George Seaton's "Teacher's Pet"; Young and Elisabeth Fraser surprise Day and Richard Widmark in Gene Kelly's "The Tunnel of Love"; Shirley and Dean team in "All in a Night's Work" and "Career," both directed by Joseph Anthony
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Monday, April 05, 2010
façade: Nancy Kwan
Kwan in her most iconic moment - the "I Enjoy Being a Girl" number from Henry Koster's film of Rodgers and Hammerstein's "Flower Drum Song" (1961)In anticipation of Brian Jamieson's new documentary, "To Whom It May Concern: Ka Shen's Journey," which played San Jose's Cinequest 20 Film Festival in February, today's space is devoted to words about and images of the sublime Nancy Kwan, an enchanting film presence who flirted fleetingly with movie fame in the 1960s in a string of titles that never quite matched her talent and magnetism but which challenged the notion of who could be a star when moviegoers still weren't colorblind.
Kwan dancing with Lionel Blair in her first film, Richard Quine's "The World of Suzie Wong" (1960), and with her leading man, William Holden
Born Ka Shin Kwan in Hong Kong in 1939, Kwan was 20 and studying at England's Royal Ballet School, when she was snagged by producer Ray Stark and director Richard Quine as a last-minute replacement for France Nuyen, the play's original star, in Quine's 1960 film version of playwright Paul Osborn's "The World of Suzie Wong," with William Holden as her leading man. Nuyen had been a sensation opposite William Shatner on Broadway - Josh Logan directed - but untimely weight gain reportedly is what ruled her out for the film.
Nancy Kwan/thenI was always charmed by Kwan's ever-so-slight speech impediment, a quality which added immense vulnerability to her affecting portrayal of Mee Ling Wong, aka Suzie Wong.
The following year, she appeared in Henry Koster's faithful 1961 film adaptation of Rodgers and Hammerstein's "Flower Drum Song," a film which made use of Kwan's dance training and which has become legendary for Koster and producer Ross Hunter's decision to go with an all Asian cast. (It's a recent addition to the National Film Registry.) The film's only Caucasian (not counting extras, including an uncredited Virginia Grey) is Herman Rudin, as the vagrant who holds up Benson Fong.
Nancy Kwan/nowMiyoshi Umeki, James Shigeta and Jack Soo joined Kwan in what should have been starmaking roles for all of them, but "Flower Drum Song," for some bizarre reason, effectively ended their film careers. Umeki and Soo segued into TV work ("The Courtship of Eddie's Father" and "Barney Miller," respectively), although Soo was recruited again by Hunter for a shocking racist role in George Roy Hill's awful "Thoroughly Modern Millie"; Shigeta went on to play supporting parts in forgettable films, and Kwan, the most productive of them all, appeared in a string of pleasing, if uneventful films ("Honeymoon Hotel," "Fate Is the Hunter," "The Main Attraction," "The Wrecking Crew," "Arrivederci, Baby!," "Lt. Robin Crusoe, U.S.N." and an amusing conceit titled "Tamahine," Philip Leacock's clever take on Debbie Reynolds' "Tammy") before abruptly disappearing.
At one time, Stark was preparing to team her again with Holden in a film version of Richard Rodger's interracial musical, "No Strings," which starred Diahanne Carroll and Richard Kiley on Broadway, but the project was aborted when Carroll reportedly complained about changing the female lead's ethnicity - and with good reason. The character of international model Barbara Woodruff is shaped by America's civil rights and racial issues that, while not spelled out in the play, are crucial to the role. At one point, Kwan was poised to appear in Wayne Wang's film of Amy Tan's "The Joy Luck Club," but that obviously never happened. She still acts occasionally, most recently in 2006's "Ray of Sunshine," which was made her her third husband, actor-director Norbert Meisel.
In 1996, Kwan buried her only child, actor Bernie Pock, who died at age 33. Jamieson's documentary no doubt covers much of this, tracing how Ka Shen became Nancy. Among those interviewed in the film are Joan Chen, Vivian Wu, Sandra Allen and, yes, France Nuyen, the actress who, inadvertently, presented Nancy Kwan with her big break.
I read somewhere that Kwan once starred as Martha in a stage production of Edward Albee's "Who's Afraid of Viginia Woolf?," an intriguing bit of casting that I would have loved to see. She is missed.
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Dreamfields Healthy Pasta with Authentic Pasta Taste
|Penne rigate/Elbow pasta
|16 Ounce (Dreamfields)
|Sweet onion
|1 Large (Salad)
|Cherry tomatoes/Grape tomatoes
|2 Pint (Ripe)
|2 Clove (10 gm)
|Fresh basil leaves
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|Crushed red pepper
|1⁄2 Teaspoon (Chili, Adjust Quantity As Per Taste)
|Extra virgin olive oil
|2 Tablespoon
|Chopped parsley
|2 Tablespoon
|Grated parmesan cheese
|1 Tablespoon (For Topping)
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|13 1⁄4 Ounce (Dreamfields)
|Olive oil
|1 Tablespoon
|Chopped white onion
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|Minced garlic
|1 Clove (5 gm)
|Chopped fresh parsley
|1 Tablespoon
|Half and half
|1 1⁄2 Cup (24 tbs)
|1% milk
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|1 Teaspoon
|1 Teaspoon
|1 Teaspoon
|Non stick cooking spray
|Fontina cheese
|1 1⁄2 Cup (24 tbs), shredded
|Non fat cheddar cheese
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|Parmesan cheese
|2 Tablespoon
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Cook the pasta according to directions.
Meanwhile, place the onion, washed tomatoes, garlic and basil in a food processor. Rapidly pulse on and off until the mixture is chopped. Pour into a large serving bowl and add the crushed pepper, olive oil and parsley.
Drain the pasta and immediately add to the bowl. Toss well.
Serve immediately topped with the cheese.
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Heat oil in 12-inch skillet over medium heat; sauté onion, garlic and parsley for 3 to 5 minutes, stirring occasionally. Add half & half and milk, season with salt, pepper and nutmeg. Cook for 10 minutes, stirring occasionally.
Meanwhile, cook pasta according to package directions. Pre-heat oven to 425-degrees F. Spray a 9×13-inch casserole baking dish with nonstick cooking spray.
Toss pasta and sauce together. Add fontina and cheddar cheeses; stir until well blended and pour into casserole dish. Top with Parmesan.
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A banana allergy is pretty a very rare sort of food allergic reaction, hence sometimes referred to as the rare food hypersensitivity, however the people being affected by it must exercise plenty of caution so they really don't ingest it in anyway. Banana allergies types have two forms. The very first type is really a banana allergy caused due to a hypersensitivity towards ragweed pollen. The next and more dreadful, may be the allergic reaction caused as a result of allergens or allergic factors in bananas being just like the allergic factors or allergens in the substance "latex". This is known as the latex fruit allergy, and often, people having this sort of allergy also are generally allergic to kiwi, mango and avocado. Hence, sometimes, banana allergy can even be connected to various other fruit allergies too.
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Oral Symptoms•This is probably the banana hypersensitivity, though not too severe. It represents the very first kind of allergy, that's, on account of ragweed pollens. It results in swelling from the mouth and in many cases itching to a particular extent, within about an hour or so of eating banana. Itching might be proficient in tongue, mouth as well as the throat, and perhaps, they could even extent towards the skin and eyes. People who have high sensitiveness must be more careful since this symptoms have a very more adverse influence on them.
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Sunday's Easter holiday marks a centennial celebration for a Midwest Landmark. The St. Paul Cathedral held its 100th Easter this morning. The first mass held here was 100 years ago on Palm Sunday.
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