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It may still be too early to judge the success or failure of that revolution in Egypt, but one thing is clear: It has not led to economic prosperity.
Vodafone under fire for actions during Arab Spring
Interview with
Jan 29, 2013
During Egypt's revolution, cellular provider Vodafone shut down its mobile network in the country, prevented internet access to customers, and sent pro-Mubarak text messages under the order of the Mubarak regime.
Stock market tumbles as Morsi expands powers
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Nov 26, 2012
As President Morsi works to resolve tensions over his expanded powers, confidence in Egypt's government and economy falters.
Egyptians cast votes for first president since Mubarak
Interview by
May 23, 2012
After forcing President Hosni Mubarak from office in the Arab Spring uprising last year, Egyptians are lining up today to vote for their next President. Local businesses hope the election will boost tourism to Eygpt.
In Tunisia, more democracy but still much poverty
Apr 12, 2012
More than a year after the revolt that toppled Tunisia's ruler, Zine al Abidine Ben Ali, discontent is rising because of poverty and unemployment.
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Feb 6, 2012
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For Egypt's young people, jobs are few
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One year after the Egyptian revolution, the country's youth have free speech -- but still face massive unemployment levels.
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The social networking site has just announced it will block tweets in certain countries that violate laws or bans on speech in certain countries.
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Sen. John McCain could just not stop himself from cracking a gag when Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, on Monday, expressed his wish of becoming an astronaut.
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Ahmadinejad had tweeted that he wanted to let go himself for the scientists of the nation and wanted to be the first Iranian to do so.
But, his statement prompted the Arizona Republican to joke. "So Ahmadinejad wants to be the first Iranian in space - wasn't he just there last week", said he. This in turn led him face criticism by a fellow Republican and some others. They all showed outrage over the Israel-hating tyrant's comparison with a primate.
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Italian Style Pasta Salad
1 Jan 2010
|Vermicelli/Dried spaghetti
|4 Ounce (1 Package)
|Marinated artichoke hearts
|6 Ounce (1 Jar)
|1 Small, halved and sliced
|1 , sliced
|Sliced salami
|2 Ounce, cut into strips
|Shredded mozzarella cheese
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|Grated parmesan cheese
|2 Tablespoon
|Salad oil
|2 Tablespoon
|White wine vinegar
|2 Tablespoon
|Dry mustard
|3⁄4 Teaspoon
|Dried oregano
|1⁄2 Teaspoon, crushed
|Dried basil
|1⁄2 Teaspoon, crushed
|1 Clove (5 gm), minced
1 Break pasta in half. Cook pasta according to package directions; drain and set aside.
2 Drain artichoke hearts, reserving marinade; coarsely chop artichoke hearts. In a large bowl combine the cooked pasta, artichokes, zucchini, carrot, salami, mozzarella cheese, and Parmesan cheese.
3 In a screw-top jar combine the reserved artichoke marinade, salad oil, vinegar, mustard, oregano, basil, and garlic. Cover and shake well. Pour dressing over pasta mixture; toss to coat evenly. Transfer salad to a covered container; refrigerate several hours or until thoroughly chilled.
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Difficulty Level:Easy
Course:Side Dish
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Updated 04/17/2015
Popular with convention-goers who need huge meeting spaces, and with families who appreciate its casual Southwestern architecture; lively, Mexican-style food court; and elaborate swimming pool, colorful Coronado Springs Resort also offers a moderate price. A 95,000-square-foot convention center and the adjacent 60,000-square-foot ballroom make this a Disney go-to convention hotel. The meeting space is in its own wing, making the resort a clever choice for families of convention-goers, as the kids can have fun while the parents attend to business. The pool is a masterpiece of Disney imagineering, with its Mayan pyramid slide and creeping vine-covered waterfall.
1000 W. Buena Vista Dr., Lake Buena Vista, Florida, 32830, United States
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By adamb91
Sep 13, 2011
There's something about Disney's Coronado Springs that makes me have ambivalent feelings towards it. The service is fantastic, the food is delicious, yet overpriced, the property is expansive and beautiful, and the rooms are pretty small. The best thing about this resort is the service and benefits such as the Magical Express to and from the airport, and the magical hours. The Pepper Market is also a nice touch because it's a very open, market, feeling
atmosphere that's quite unique in my opinion. Another nice thing about this resort is the property. It's very well kept and beautiful, plus it surrounds a huge lake/lagoon. With great things also comes some bad ones too. The worst thing about this resort is its room size, especially if you try to fit 3 people in it. These rooms just aren't meant for three or more people, so be sure to get multiple rooms. But other than that, this resort is very nice and has a very calm and relaxing vibe. Overall, if you're looking for a moderately priced Disney Resort, with a very cool and authentically themed atmosphere, the Coronado Springs is a fantastic choice.
By brooster42
Jun 20, 2011
I've just returned from my first WDW Disney vacation...staying at the Coronado Springs Resort. The layout and landscaping is beautiful. It feels open and very reminiscent of old world Spain (I've been there) only much nicer. Everything is Disney quality - clean and well kept - staff (cast) and service excellent. Unfortunately I didnt get a chance to dine at the Maya Grill, but had several quick service meals at Pepper Market. The variety of foods
was good and of the quality of a diner rather than a dinner club. Portions were generous and all was fresh. The rooms were not small but as expected for a hotel room. Two queen beds, a desk and chair, flat panel TV, credenza w/drawers. The A/C worked fine and overhead fan. If a person wants or needs a couch and sidechair in their room, they can pay for a suite or villa. Every staff person I talked to went out of their way to be friendly and helpful. Its is rare to get that consistently at any 5 star....I've been to a number of them. I'm not a wealthy person - I saw Spain while in the US Navy while on liberty call. But when I spend for vacation, I spend beyond my class. I've stayed at the Hyatt in LaJolla, CA. I checked out early....snob factor - yes, fun - no. I created my Fodors profile here just because I read one bad review of this great resort. Granted, there is little snob factor here - just clean, friendly, relaxing, and fun. I would recommend to anyone. One more thing - despite 6 days of eating at disney, my party of 3 had no intestinal discomfort whatsoever. Try to accomplish that eating out for even two days in your own locale.
By Mab85
Jul 7, 2008
I stayed here with a friend and her mother while the latter was attending a convention and I'm not sure what was paid, so please disregard my comment on the value (I had to enter something!) I was very happy with this resort. It is beautiful and well-kept. The restaurants were great (Pepper Market is a buffet while the Maya Grill is more upscale) and the atmosphere delightful. Our room was a bit far from the main area, but the walk was peaceful
and enjoyable. Highly recommended.
By kris10rocks
Jun 2, 2008
This is by far my favorite moderate. It has a beautiful layout. The Pepper Market is a wonderful food court with lots of items to choose from. You rarely hear any noise so this is a great resort for couples without children. The bus transportation is fast and efficient. You rarely have to wait more than 5-10 minutes for a bus. I would highly recommend this resort to anyone that is looking for a moderately priced resort.
By mhope3244
May 28, 2007
My family and I just returned from the CS at WDW. The rooms are very small, the decor is suppose to be Colonial Spain/Old Mexico; however, a little on the "tacky" side. The main pool is nice with a good slide for everyone to enjoy. The only restaurant we dined at on this property was the Pepper Market. Stay away! The variety is large; the quality is lacking. The best features are the transportation to the WDW theme parks, the mini-refrigerator
in the room, and the grounds around the property itself. This is a value play for anyone visiting WDW. If you're use to staying in 4 or 5 star hotels, you will be disappointed at the CS.
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We call on the President to honour his earlier pledge to Nigerians and take the Confab report to the people for a referendum; it shows respect and consideration for the people's view, which he presides over.
While receiving the National Conference report from its Chairman, Justice Idris Kutigi, on Thursday, August 21, 2014, President Goodluck Jonathan stated that he will present it to National Assembly and the National Council of State for ratification and implementation; adding that the Confab's discourse was reflection of current issues in the light of present socio-political evolution in Nigeria. Mr. President also promised that he will ensure that the efforts of the 492-member conference did not end up in vain.
However, this is in sharp contrast to what Jonathan assured Nigerians of, when the Conference was inaugurated in March, 2014. He had assured Nigerians that whatever the outcome of the Conference, it would be sent to Nigerians for a referendum; invariably, to make the expected new constitution, there from, the peoples' document. No doubt, it was in that hope that a cross-section of Nigerians anxiously awaited the outcome of the conference.
This newspaper is therefore surprised at the volte-face of the President in eating his words to now insist on presenting the Confab report to the National Assembly and the National Council of State. This is somewhat a confirmation of the posture that is before the public domain that Nigerian political leaders do not seem to respect or abide by their public pronouncements. It is rather unfortunate, as it smacks of disregard for the people.
Besides, we see a lacuna in the presentation of the Confab report to the National Assembly. How will the National Assembly see the document in the first place? Sending the report to the National Assembly will be a sure way to killing it and making it go the way of all other such conferences. Among many other contending issues in the report, it is difficult to see how members of the National Assembly will subscribe to part-time legislature as proposed by the Confab.
Nigerians are all too aware that members of the National Assembly are least representative of the common interest of the people. They are seen to only represent their selfish and parochial interests; that best explains the poor performance of the 7th National Assembly. Taking the report to them will surely not be in the national interest. Let's consider their performance and their lack lustre approach to national issues, time and its essence; and it is arguable that taking the report to the National Assembly is a journey in the wrong direction.
More imperative is the need for the people to be involved in the making of their constitution; the Confab report presents a golden opportunity for that. At least let Nigerians decide, for once, what is good and what is not good for them through a referendum. The political leadership should not always decide. We agree that the National Assembly ought to be a representation of the people, but we are equally aware, and a great number of discerning Nigerians too, that they have not represented the people in altruism. We call on the President to honour his earlier pledge to Nigerians and take the Confab report to the people for a referendum; it shows respect and consideration for the people's view, which he presides over.


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New York Barbecue: Ribs, via the Far East
By JULIA MOSKIN
Published: July 7, 2004
IN New York, demand for great barbecue tends to outstrip supply. A few weekends ago, thousands of 'cue-seekers descended on Madison Square Park for the Second Annual Big Apple Barbecue Block Party, hoping for a shot at Mike Mills's Memphis baby backs and Ed Mitchell's North Carolina ribs.
The lines were epic. Some waited it out. Many fled to nearby Blue Smoke, figuring that New York barbecue is better than no barbecue at all. And quite a few -- present company included -- hopped on the subway to Chinatown and sated the craving with a huge pile of Cantonese spareribs.
New York does have its own thriving barbecue tradition, but it's more about star anise than smoke. At places like Big Wong King and Kim Tuong in Chinatown, pit masters turn out hundreds of racks of magnificently glazed ribs every day, with the moist meat, salty-sweet perfume and burnt edges so beloved of barbecue fanatics across the land. And at other Asian restaurants up and down the dining scale, from Nam and 66 to Big Wong and Pig Heaven, chefs have capitalized on New Yorkers' passion for Chinese spareribs by developing their own styles. With judicious spicing and steaming, a glaze here and a dry rub there, Asian ribs have evolved into a hybrid Asian-American-New Yorkese barbecue. They may not be authentic anything, but they might still hold their own at the Jack Daniels invitational.
''I think the ribs here are as good as any I ever had in the South,'' said Jason Washington, a construction worker ordering takeout ribs at Kim Tuong on Chrystie Street last week.
New York's first wave of Chinese restaurateurs came from Canton, where pigs are affectionately referred to as ''long-nosed generals'' and roasting pork is a respected art form. Cantonese cooking fell out of fashion in the 1970's, when New Yorkers discovered ''real'' Chinese regional cuisine, but the spareribs have endured. In Chinatown in Manhattan, as in market streets in China, almost every city block has at least one window full of irresistible barbecued pork, ready to eat on the spot or to take home to stir-fry with greens.
The best ribs are often the ones that came out of the oven most recently, so popular places with a high turnover, like the always mobbed Deluxe Food Market on Elizabeth Street, are good bets. The Ollie's chain of Chinese restaurants, which goes through more than a thousand pounds of barbecued ribs a day, makes sure that they are fresh by doing two large-scale roastings each day at a commissary in Flushing. Each restaurant gets fresh ribs before lunch and dinner.
The traditional method for making Chinese spareribs calls for marinating whole racks in rice wine, soy sauce and sugar (or another sweetener), then roasting them in a hot oven. The ribs are hung on hooks so that the heat can move evenly around the meat. The sugar in the marinade caramelizes during the roasting, creating a dark reddish-brown crust, shiny as fresh lacquer, that acts as a Pavlovian signal to barbecue lovers. (Red food coloring can also play a part, but good ribs should be more brown than red.)
The ribs at Pig Heaven, a Chinese restaurant on the Upper East Side, have just the right balance between sweet and meat. At Big Wong, a sugar syrup is brushed on the ribs as they hang in the window, just waiting to be ordered, hacked into small pieces and devoured with a stack of napkins at the ready.
The oven used in Chinese roasting looks very much like a modern American barbecue ''pit'' -- a metal box with heat at the bottom. But the heat source is gas, with none of the aromatic wood smoke that defines American barbecue. In fact, smoke is the enemy of Chinese roasting; to prevent it, and keep the meat moist, cooks keep a pan of water in the bottom of the oven.
''The moisture makes the meat soft, so you don't have to cook it as long as American barbecue,'' said Romy Dorotan, the Filipino chef of Cendrillon, an Asian restaurant in SoHo. Mr. Dorotan's ribs are marinated in the Chinese style, then coated with an American-style dry rub and cooked in a man-size Chinese roasting oven in the restaurant's basement.
His ribs differ from those in Chinatown because the spices in the rub -- ground star anise, fennel seeds, cardamom, mustard, coriander, black pepper and some Sichuan peppercorns (stockpiled before the ban against importing them began to be enforced a couple of years ago) -- toast slowly at low heat and create a smoky-sweet crust. The meat falls off the big bone into soft shreds, like American ribs; Chinese ribs tend to be chewier, better for gnawing.
The same is true of ribs in Vietnam, where grilled baby backs are everyday family fare.
''In Vietnam, people don't mind if the meat is not so, so soft,'' said Mai Pham, the author of ''Pleasures of the Vietnamese Table,'' who grew up in Saigon. ''In fact, the way we cook ribs makes them more chewy, good for eating with your fingers.'' Ms. Pham said that ribs adapt to the different cooking styles of Vietnam: ''In the south, we marinate with more lemon grass and fish sauce; in the north, the Chinese influence is stronger, and they use more five-powder and soy sauce.''


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Snow Forces Rapids To Postpone MLS Home Opener
Soccer fans will have to wait a day to see their beloved Rapids in action at home in Commerce City this weekend.
Hundreds 'Step Up For Cancer' At Dick's Sporting Goods Park
Hundreds of people laced up their sneakers on Sunday and hit the stairs at Dick's Sporting Goods Park. It was all part of "Step Up for Cancer."
Climbing A Few Steps Can Go A Long Way To Fight Cancer
Step Up for Cancer is a stair climbing fundraiser which brings the cancer community together and helps dozens of cancer related charities.
Athletes Of All Ages To 'Step Up For Cancer'
Athletes of all ages will come together in one week to "Step Up for Cancer." The fourth annual event will take place at Dick's Sporting Goods Park.
Rapids Beat Swansea City 2-1
Andre Akpan scored in the fourth minute and goalkeeper Steward Ceus stopped one shot and the Colorado Rapids defeated the Swansea City Swans 2-1 in an exhibition match Tuesday.
Phish To Return To Commerce City On Labor Day Weekend
Jam band fans in Colorado should be excited to hear this news: Phish will return to Dick's Sporting Goods Park at the end of the summer for another three night stand.
Relocation Of Shock Show On Minds Of Many
Saturday was the opening day of the National Western Stock Show in Denver. It comes after plans to move the stock show to Aurora officially came off the table last month.
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A man found dead Sunday outside a Phish concert near Denver has been identified as a 26-year-old South Carolina resident.
Man Found Dead At Phish Concert In Commerce City
A man was found dead as people camped around him for a Phish concert.
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Lucas Tyler is a newcomer to journalism, but he already has his first exposé — himself.
The 33-year-old Canadian has become the first male reporter on the Naked News Web site (www.nakednews.com) — an Internet news site where women deliver the news as they do a striptease. A recent broadcast featured a weatherwoman talking about a cold wind blowing across Canada. She was wearing nothing but earmuffs and stockings — as well as a few goose bumps.
This is the news site "with nothing to hide," as the slogan goes. Naked News claims that 6 million people a month are turning to its broadcasts "for information."
"A lot of our audience are women," says Kathy Pinkert. "It was time to get a man in the mix."
The Wolf Files sat down with Tyler for a little one-on-one, to ask the questions everyone wants to know.
Tyler Speaks
Q: So, why do the news in the raw?
A: Every news network has its schtick. CNN is 24 hours a day. We're naked. I think people come to us because they are curious. We're really different. But we are giving them real information. And if they are getting informed, then we really are doing our job.
Q: Since you're the first nude male journalist, I think you should describe your credentials.
A: Well, up until a few months ago, I was an investment adviser at a major Canadian bank [Tyler won't reveal which one]. But I wanted to do something more creative and artistic. I saw an add in The Toronto Star for this. And I just had to take the chance. It was scary. But it worked out. I don't have a background in journalism, but I'm a total news junkie. I'm excited.
Q: It's good to be excited about something. That leads me to my next question. Being nude on the air. Does that create any problems for a man? Are you concerned about how you'll look?
A: I'm not really thinking about my body when I'm on the air. It's not a sexual experience, and I am comfortable about how I look. I work out. Actually, the hardest part for me was not getting naked in front of the camera. It's reading off the TelePrompTer. It's hard to deliver the lines just right. I don't want to flub. That's my biggest problem.
Q: A lot of people make fun of President Bush for struggling with reading off the TelePrompTer. Can you relate to him in that regard?
A: It's tougher to do than you'd think, so I can sympathize. My problem isn't pronouncing the words, which he sometimes has a problem with. For me, it's tone level and making it conversational.
Q: Do you think it would be easier for the president to read in the nude? Do you have any advice for him?
A: He should speak more slowly and work on pronouncing every letter.
Q: What was the audition like?
A: The first audition I was in shorts. They just wanted me to read. There were dozens of guys going for the job. I didn't think I had a chance.
Q: So what was your first broadcast like?
A: I was standing. I thought I was going to be uncomfortable. But it was easy to make the transition from clothes to no clothes. I'm an open-minded and liberal person — not a nudist, just a guy who is very comfortable with himself. Being nude is just something in the background.
Q: Most people who are in front of the camera wear makeup. Do you? And, if so, where?
A: I wear no makeup at all … no place.
Q: Where do you expect to be in 10 years? What's your next job in journalism after the Naked News?
A: I'm not sure. This could be a steppingstone. We will have to wait and see.
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Scariest Canucks of the Past Decade Part II
Jeff Angus
October 30 2011 04:09PM
Editors note: if you missed part I of Jeff's two part series, you can read it here.
In honour of Halloween, here are a few more of the scariest players to don the Orca crest over the past 10 seasons. Scary, of course, has a variety of meanings. For the purposes of this column, it could describe a player's appearance, his poor play, or the boldness of his eyebrows (spoiler alert).
Nation Network Hockey Pool: October 30th Edition
Jonathan Willis
October 30 2011 03:19PM
After many requests, we've finally sat down and updated the standings in the Nation Network Hockey Pool.
Roberto Luongo: A study into the dynamics of facial expressions
The Stanchion
October 30 2011 02:47PM
(Can also be found under the alternate title, "Yo Roberto, wtf?")
Roberto Luongo is one of the most polarizing sporting figures in Vancouver history. There haven't been too many players that have gotten the city up in arms in a debate on a day to day basis like Roberto has. And if you add in the impact social media has had on the way we view players, well it's no surprise that everyone you meet in Vancouver most likely has a theory or viewpoint about Roberto Luongo.
"He eats too many hotdogs!" claims Wes from Vancouver. "He needs to adjust his T-Push, his angle is off by .3 degrees, any moron can see that" shouts Leah from White Rock. "His hair is pretty greasy, I think he needs to switch up shampoo brands" states Lena from Burnaby. It seems everyone has something to say about Roberto Luongo, good or bad.
October 30 2011 01:32PM
Another week in the NHL season is now in the can and as expected Phil Kessel leads the league in points, Nikolai Khabilbulin has the lowest GAA among goalies and the Oilers are in first place in the West. No, you haven't accidentally stumbled through a worm hole into a parallel universe.
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Don Cherry confused me, Episode I
Cam Charron
October 30 2011 01:03PM
Welcome to 'Don Cherry confused me', a new Sunday-morning feature that will chronicle the silly things that Don Cherry says the night before on Coach's Corner. The feature will focus on Cherry's out-dated focus on the game and attempt to get him to understand that things happen in hockey a little bit differently than he remembers them.
"Anyway, Vancouver. Everybody is after Vancouver. I mean, and I saw something on television that I couldn't believe. It had every bad headline that was in the paper from the playoffs back, it was unbelievable how bad Lalongo is. It's always Lalongo's fault, it's always the goaltender's fault."
"First of all, I don't think Vancouver's paying the price and I can prove it. When you want to win, you want to pay the price and blocking shots. Everybody else likes to score goals and have fun, even fighting, but blocking shots, you have to pay the price."
I'm not sure what game Don Cherry thinks he comments about, but to win games, you want to do the exact opposite of blocking shots, as in, make the other team block shots.


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Sisters Ann Geiszler, Mary Bartholomay, Polly Lindemann and Beth Lange hadn't ridden together in more than 40 years, but riding was an important part of their childhood and they rode together recently during a trip to Arizona. They took a photo similar to one they had taken more than 40 years ago to commemorate the occasion. Special to The Forum
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TUSCON, Ariz. — The company now operates 157 carwashes in 18 states.
PARKER, Colo. — Kwik Car Wash will donate 50 percent of their carwash sales to the Rotary Community Corps (RCC) of Parker.
CORTLAND, N.Y. — Mike Benmosche discusses the importance of formal training for ladder safety.
CASTLETON, N.Y. — Cappy's Auto Repair will offer U-Haul trailers, trucks, support rental items, towing equipment and in-store pick-up for boxes.
GREENWOOD VILLAGE, Colo. — Throughout July, August and September, participating Grease Monkey™ centers will contribute and collect donations.
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AMD Files Antitrust Lawsuit Against Intel 790 790
from the let-the-games-begin dept.
What? A well known secret you say?
We always seem to quickly forget their bad processors that seem to quitely fade away into non-existance.
We also seem to ignore their attempts at privacy invasion...
except, possibly, strongarm tactics by Intel.
StrongARM tactics? Don't you mean "XScale tactics" nowadays [wikipedia.org]?
Looks like that explanation may have been a bit premature.
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Chicken Lo Mein
10 Apr 2010
|Peanut oil
|2 Teaspoon
|Minced pared ginger root
|2 Teaspoon
|1 Clove (5 gm), minced
|Boneless skinless chicken breast
|5 Ounce, cut into 1/2-inch strips
|Julienned carrot
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|Drained bean sprouts
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|Chopped bok choy
|1 Cup (16 tbs) (Chinese Cabbage)
|Sliced mushrooms
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|4 Medium, julienned (Green Onions)
|Low sodium chicken broth
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|Low sodium soy sauce
|1 Tablespoon
|Cooked chinese egg noodles/Thin spaghetti
|2 Cup (32 tbs)
1. In large nonstick skillet, heat oil; add ginger root and garlic; cook over medium heat 1 minute. Add chicken and carrot;
cook over medium-high heat, stirring occasionally, until chicken is lightly browned, about 2 minutes.
2. Add remaining ingredients except noodles; cook, stirring constantly, until carrot is tender-crisp, about 3 minutes. Stir in noodles and cook until heated through, about 1 minute.
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I would say Plovdiv, Bulgaria. Well, I can't really be very objective (as it is my hometown). And yet I consider it a town with a unique atmosphere and unique combination of architecture and social reality...
1. Otets Paisii str. - great place for small workshops, flower shops, cafeterias, etc.
2. Aliosha monument - my choice is inspired by last night's events... There was quite a change overnight in the monument, as the figure of the soldier "awoke" with red mantel... I suppose this has something to do with the continuous protests against the current government of the state - a socialist one.
3. Local art-shops, a place for young artists to show their talents. Especially in the old district.
4. Every year there is the Night of museums and galleries, The Autumn art salon, the international dance festival...
5. Local drink of choice... That's a hard one. For Bulgaria in general there is the traditional airian, a salty yogurt drink... Good for the summer hot days!


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David J. Mills, 22, of Columbia City, passed away Friday, Jan. 24, 2014.
Born May 2, 1991, in Fort Wayne, he was the son of Bill R. Mills and Pamela G. (Becker) Mills.
He attended Roanoke Baptist School until 2008 and graduated from Columbia City High School with the Class of 2009.
David received his Bachelor's Degree from IPFW in business law in May of 2013.
Sherry L. Iholts, 59, of Columbia City, passed away at 1:30 a.m. Tuesday, Jan. 28, 2014, at her residence, after an extended illness.
Born Oct. 22, 1954, in Fort Wayne, she was the daughter of the late Robert and Martha (Graves) Kessler.
She graduated from Columbia City High School with the Class of 1973 and on March 26, 1983, she married Richard Iholts in Churubusco. She was a lifetime resident of Columbia City.
She worked as a transportation dispatcher at North American Van Lines prior to becoming ill. She enjoyed shopping along with feeding and watching birds.
Robert D. "Bob" Martin, 89, passed away Tuesday, Jan. 28, 2014, at 12:20 a.m. in Lutheran Hospital, Fort Wayne.
Born Dec. 27, 1924, he was the son of Charles and Ruth (Steffe) Martin.
A lifelong Kosciusko County resident, Bob was a 1942 graduate of Atwood High School, Atwood.
He served with the U.S. Army in World War II. On Aug. 20, 1948, he and Patricia Harris were joined in marriage.
For 17 years he worked on the Kosciusko County Highway Department where he was a mechanic. He retired in 1990.
Craig Eugene Sherbahn, 61, of South Whitley, died unexpectedly Tuesday morning, Jan. 28, 2014, at his home.
He was born July 19, 1952. He graduated from South Whitley High School and received his bachelor of science in agriculture education in 1974 and Masters of Animal Science degree in 1977 from Purdue University.
In 1985, he began his employment with Farmers Elevator Company, now Ag Plus.
He also assisted his parents with Sherbahn Auctioneer Services.
On April 20, 1986, he was united in marriage to Pamela S. Eberly Nixon.
They have always made their home in South Whitley.
Randall W. "Randy" Scott passed away Jan. 10, 2014, at Miller's Merry Manor in Columbia City, after a lengthy illness.
He was born Oct. 12, 1953, in Paoli, a son to Cody W. and Lillian M. Kesterson Scott.
He moved to Larwill in 1973, and later moved to Ohio where he worked for Carpenters Amusement.
He was a member of the U.S. National Guard. He enjoyed Nascar, football, action movies, country music, camping and spending time with his family.
Marjorie J. Saffer, 89, formerly of Columbia City, died at 2:15 p.m. Sunday, Jan. 19, 2014, at Hamilton House in Fort Wayne where she had been a resident since January 2010.
She was born Nov. 17, 1924, in Fort Wayne, a daughter of Leon B. and Blanche V. (Layman) Williams. Her formative years were spent in Fort Wayne. She graduated from South Side High School.
Patrick Ryan Wesseler, 31, of Straughn, passed away Saturday, Jan. 25, 2014, from injuries sustained in an automobile accident.
He was born June 17, 1982, in Richmond, to Jamie and Susan (Singer) Wesseler.
Patrick graduated from Columbia City High School with the class of 2001 and received his bachelors degree in communications from the University of Southern Indiana in 2006.
He was a well known on-air radio personality, most recently as "Big P" on Evansville radio 103GBF. Patrick enjoyed competing in martial arts, watching movies, and writing stories and screenplays.
Lucille L. Lickey Staples, 97, formerly of Columbia City, died Sunday morning, Jan. 26, 2014, at Munroe Regional Hospital in Ocala, Fla.
She was born Jan. 17, 1917, in Washington Township, a daughter of Harmon and Opal (Miller)Lickey. Lucille graduated from Washington Center High School in 1937.
On March 27, 1938, she was united in marriage to William Donald Staples at the Eberhard Lutheran Church. They always made their home in Columbia City including their summer home at Big Cedar Lake. In 1984, they began spending their winters in Florida. Mr. Staples died April 1, 1988.
Harold E. "Buss" Alexander, 82, of rural Columbia City, died at 2:10 a.m. Saturday, Jan. 25, 2014, at Parkview Oaks where he was admitted on Nov. 27, 2013.
He was born April 10, 1931, in Whitley County, a son of Harry C. and Beulah B. (Juillerat) Alexander. His formative years were spent in Washington Township. He completed his education at Washington Center High School.
In 1951, he enlisted in the U.S. Air Force, serving in Africa and Greenland during the Korean War. He was honorably discharged in 1954 with a Medal of Valor.
Kevin Mark Grant, 60, a resident of South Whitley, died at 7:50 a.m. Monday, Jan. 27, 2014, at Parkview Regional Medical Center, Fort Wayne, where he had been a patient for the past two weeks.
He was born on Jan. 25, 1954, in Battle Creek, Mich. a son of the late Elmer Leon and Elsie May (Edwards) Grant.


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I shed a tear for that, and other institutions that have had to shut down because of the rising rates.
Because sure, a lot of these sites get shut down eventually, but is that really justice enough for their victims?
Even worse, governments found a way to shut down the issuance.
Old English scyttan "to put (a bolt) in place so as to fasten a door or gate, bolt, shut to; discharge, pay off," from West Germanic *skutjan (cf. Old Frisian schetta, Middle Dutch schutten "to shut, shut up, obstruct"), from PIE *skeud- "to shoot, chase, throw" (see shoot (v.)). Related: Shutting.
Meaning "to close by folding or bringing together" is from mid-14c. Meaning "prevent ingress and egress" is from mid-14c. Sense of "to set (someone) free (from)" (c.1500) is obsolete except in dialectal phrases such as to get shut of. To shut (one's) mouth "desist from speaking" is recorded from mid-14c.
Deceptive; fake: All he has to sell is a shuck and jive caricature of Blackness
A theft or fraud; ripoff: Linear thinking was a total shuck (1950s+ Black)


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Central graduate Barrett now a closer for Nationals' Class A baseball team
Not only did pitcher Aaron Barrett get the save in the South Atlantic League All-Star game, he also got hassled by Bill Murray.
In addition to being a well-known actor and comic, Murray is co-owner of the Charleston (S.C.) RiverDogs, who hosted the SAL All-Star game.
"The atmosphere was electric," said Barrett, a Central High School graduate who earned the save for the North in last week's all-star baseball game. "There were more than 6,000 fans and they all wanted the South division to win."
He said the North players got a kick out of being heckled by Murray.
"Bill Murray was very comical before the game and made sure that the North division knew that we were not welcome," Barrett said. "It was all in good fun."
Drafted in the ninth round of the 2010 major league amateur draft out of the University of Mississippi, Barrett never thought he would be a closer.
"I kind of came into that role," said the 6-foot-4, 215-pound right-hander. "I didn't see myself as a closer. Getting a save in the all-star game was great. I had a lot of fun and enjoyed every second of it.
"The goal now is to continue to improve on and off the field. You have to try to get better every outing and make the most of every opportunity. I am very blessed to be where I am and I will continue to work hard to achieve my ultimate goal, which is the big leagues."
Pitching for the Hagerstown (Md.) Suns, Barrett has been overpowering, striking out 39 batters in 26 innings. He has allowed 19 hits and 10 walks in posting a 3-2 record with nine saves and a 3.46 earned-run average in 22 appearances.
"I've really been able to locate my fastball better than I have in the past," said Barrett, 24. "I was told that I hit 95 (mph on the radar gun) four times in the all-star game.
"For me, it's attacking the hitters and getting ahead and staying ahead (in the count) and executing every single pitch."
Currently at the low Class A level, Barrett hopes to move up the ladder the next few seasons.
"You can't worry about it," he said. "You have to let the chips fall where they fall. Hopefully, I'll move up."
He is excited to be part of the Washington Nationals' organization.
"Their minor league system was rated No. 1 last year and (Bryce) Harper and (Stephen) Strasburg are doing really well at the major league level," Barrett said. "It really is a neat thing to be a part of.
"I have a long road ahead of me and I have to keep working and do my best. It's definitely a process and I have to keep working at it."
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One former Bravo reality star is ready to sue over claims that she's Jay-Z's jumpoff!
Earlier this month, rumors began circulating that Jay was having a fling with 1Oak VIP hostess Casey Cohen, who was featured on "Princesses: Long Island." Supposedly, they'd sneak off for a little alone time whenever he visited her at work. The allegations showed up in several gossip magazines, including In Touch.
Now, Casey is denying claims that she ever got hot-and-heavy with Hov! TMZ.com reports that she's hired a lawyer; she's drafted a cease and desist letter to publishers Bauer Media Group, demanding that its magazines stop spreading lies about her.
Although she admits that she's met both Jay and his wife Beyoncé through her job, she writes in the letter that she's "never been in love or intimate" with him. Furthermore she's trashing the magazine reports as nothing but "a foul and phony mistress-rumor."
Casey's also seeking a formal public apology from Bauer, and she's insisting that the offending articles be scrubbed from the magazines' websites.
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that chug is tooooo off the hook!
Sounds like a hookah…
ive got a piece from that collection. not nearly as much work as this one but same shape and perc/recycler system
damnn what a unique looking oil rig great review guys PEACEEE
pretty dope! i love that window on the side! it sounds like a fuckin' jet-ski!
what a fucking chug! How do you guys afford all these sick pieces?!
The chugg on that piece damn near sounds like chubbs dabbin death chopper
hey was this filmed in a mariot hotel in camarillo, because I stayed at one last night that looked EXACTLY like the that one.
im stoned but i was watching the vid and i wanted more close up shots of the oil rig. from like 20 different angles. and heres the great idea instead of having us watch u torch the ti pad u can play close up vids while ur torching and still talking. Maybe alittle more editing but it would be worth it.
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and ...
How does that badge stay on him? Sticky tape? Velcro to his chest hair (although it appears Mirror Picard shaves his)? An implanted snap? A pin? A strong magnet that is attracted to his artificial heart? (speaking of which, it might be cool to have a really angry-looking scar on his chest from surgery, one that's not as neat and well-healed as one might expect from our universe's medical skills )
Well being that it is the Mirror universe and I keep getting reminded that it is a Universe of extreme's I would venture to guess that the communications badge doubles as an Agonizer and has a set of claws that dig through the skin and deep into the muscle in the chest. That way when he is forced to turn over his Agonizer, it is only the remote portion and not the whole device.
In otherwords, there's a part of the badge we don't see that's implanted in his chest. Ouch!


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It's the summer of 2013, and Alex Rodriguez is finally getting the love and acceptance he craves. As he basks in the praise for his 715th career home run and takes aim at Hank Aaron and Barry Bonds, he's embracing the role of beloved elder statesman.
Critics who once slammed Rodriguez for wilting under pressure now admire him for the consistency, sportsmanship and strong work ethic he's displayed since breaking into professional ball with Seattle two decades ago.
He is 38 years old and he has never flunked a steroid test, posed for a mug shot, pulled a gun at a stop light or defamed the game with questionable off-field behavior. So who cares if he weighs his remarks for public consumption and seems obsessed with his self-image? Baseball fans certainly don't care as they stand and cheer, and sportswriters hail Rodriguez as the man who's about to ride to the rescue and knock Bonds from the top of the record books.
What uniform will A-Rod be wearing when he sets the home run record? As everybody knows, that question was resolved in November 2007.
The $252 million contract that Rodriguez signed with Texas six years ago is stunning for its magnitude and noteworthy for agent Scott Boras' foresight. It includes a clause giving Rodriguez the freedom to opt out after the 2007 season for any reason, and again in 2008 or 2009 if he's not earning $1 million more than the second highest-paid position player in the game.
Now that Manny Ramirez is staying in Boston and Bonds is re-signing with San Francisco -- we think -- it's the hot rumor du jour: A-Rod, tired of his best never being good enough in New York, plans to take advantage of his "opt out'' clause and flee for a more favorable environment.
He's not the only big leaguer with an escape clause. A.J. Burnett and Vernon Wells have similar opt-out provisions in Toronto. Aramis Ramirez just took advantage of one to negotiate a five-year, $75 million contract with the Cubs, and J.D. Drew left Los Angeles after two years to sign a $70 million deal with Boston.
Boras told ESPN.com that opt-out clauses are a way for players to protect themselves against all sorts of unforeseen developments -- from ownership upheaval to changing personal circumstances. "These things are about choice,'' he said. "When you do the contract, you can't always anticipate what the issues will be.''
Front-office executives generally agree that opt-out clauses are a no-win proposition for teams. If a free agent is bad (e.g., Chan Ho Park), he gets the cash regardless. If the player performs well and the market goes crazy, he can use his opt-out clause to hit the open market or squeeze an extension out of his current club.
"It certainly is for the most part a player-friendly clause,'' said Dodgers general manager Ned Colletti, who was not a happy man when Drew opted out in Los Angeles. "There's little debate on that.''
So why do teams give them? Maybe it entices a player to sign for a slight discount, or serves as Plan B when a club is averse to giving out no-trade clauses. More likely, it's as simple as the player and his agent holding firm and the team saying, "Let's do it and worry about the repercussions later.''


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WindowsTwo new screen options are available from Weather Shield Windows & Doors. Homeowners can now choose from wood-wrapped screens and No-See-Um screen mesh. Available on casements, eyebrow casements, French casements, awnings and Scena-Vu windows, wood-wrapped screens are available in a choice of six natural wood species. The nearly transparent No-See-Um screen mesh is made from... more »
Glass & IG ComponentsNeogreen recycled rubber setting blocks from Frank Lowe Rubber & Gasket Co. Inc. save money and preserve the environment, the company says. This product is available in 1/16 inch and 1/8 inch thickness and in all widths and lengths. more »
Patio DoorsTraco's new series of NX Architectural AAMA rated products feature energy efficiency values not previously available in aluminum window and doors products, according to the company. The-8900 Aluminum Terrace Door is the first in the line to be introduced. This product features a multipoint locking system, 1-inch insulating glass, stainless steel hardware and a U-value of 0.42. more »
The new Sideload Constant Force Balance System is designed to provide a quiet and tighter fitting sash. From John Evans' Sons Inc., the system utilizes AAMA qualified springs and provides for a simple conversion from block and tackle, the manufacturer says. more »
WindowsNew 100 Series windows from Andersen Windows are made for builders in the West. The windows feature the company's Fibrex material, a highly sustainable structural composite that blends the attributes of sawdust and polymer. Independent testing has found the material has a low thermal expansion and contraction rate, is resistant to rotting and termites, and retains its rigidity and stability in... more »
Patio DoorsMGM Industries introduces its first vinyl swing door, the WindStrong 9200 Series. This product features a 4 9/16-inch vinyl jamb, brick mould, a welded frame, internal weep holes and adjustable hinges for height and camber. Each door comes standard with 1-inch glass for energy savings, but homeowners can also choose between low-E glass and blinds between the glasses. The vinyl frame is available... more »
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