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Can Science Shed Light On Film's 'Out-Of-Body' Plot?
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In the new movie "If I Stay," which opened over the weekend and is based on Gayle Forman's young adult novel, the teenage character Mia (played by Chloë Grace Moretz) seemingly has it all: a great family, a cute boyfriend, and a promising future as a cellist. But tragedy strikes and poor Mia suffers a bewildering, angst-ridden (not to mention terrifying) out-of-body experience.
Regardless of what comes of Mia's fate (you'll have to see the film to find out) some moviegoers may get to wondering about out-of-body experiences. What are they? And, are they even real? Good questions!
While official statistics are hard to come by, anecdotal reports of out-of-body-experiences, also called astral projections, have existed for decades. The phenomenon is often associated with near-death experiences or when psychoactive-drugs are involved. In other cases, sensory deprivation (e.g., high-altitude mountain climbing), the loss of a limb, or a stroke (lack of blood flow to the brain) can each cause out-of-body-like sensations.
There are even people out there who claim they can induce out-of-body experiences at will, without drugs. "Simply put, an out-of-body experience is an experience in which you seem to be consciously apart from your physical body," writes Robert Peterson, author of "Out Of Body Experiences: How to Have Them and What to Expect."
Peterson, who claims to have had many such episodes, has written extensively on the subject. In one chapter of his book, he shares step-by-step instructions on how to achieve an out-of-body-experience. Tips range from listening to certain songs ("Backwards Traveler" by Paul McCartney is one of the suggested tunes); attempting the experience in the morning after you've woken up without an alarm clock; and visualizing a small object, such as a small cube. "Of course, I can't guarantee positive results," Peterson cautions in his book. "Your success depends on the amount of effort you put forth."
Regardless of Peterson's abilities, skeptics may be unconvinced. So what does science have to say on the matter? Quite a lot, actually. Advances in technology within the field of neuroscience have helped researchers begin to make sense of what was once considered a freaky paranormal occurrence.
Claude Messier of the School of Psychology at the University of Ottawa in Canada studies how the brain works and has attempted to analyze an out-of-body experience in a 24-year-old graduate student who claimed that she could induce one at will.
Messier (along with colleague Andra Smith) published the findings, titled "Voluntary Out-of-Body Experience: An fMRI Study" in the journal Frontiers in Human Neuroscience earlier this year.

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|Unsalted butter/Margarine
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|Chopped celery
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|Chopped onion
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|Day old bread cubes
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|Chicken stock/Low- sodium chicken broth
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|Minced parsley
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|Rubbed sage
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|Black pepper
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2. Preheat the oven to 425°F. Season the inside of the chicken with the remaining 1/4 teaspoon each of salt and pepper. Stuff the chicken with the bread mixture, truss , and insert a roasting thermometer in its thigh. Transfer the rest of the stuffing to a buttered au gratin dish, cover tightly with foil, and refrigerate.
3. Roast the chicken on a rack in an open roasting pan for 30 minutes. Lower the temperature to 350°F and roast, basting with the pan drippings, 1 1/2 hours longer or until the thermometer registers 180°F. Bake the extra stuffing, covered, during the last 30 minutes. Let the chicken stand for 10 minutes, then carve it, discarding the skin. Serve with Green Beans Amandine.


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WALLA WALLA� -- At an open Valley Transit board meeting last night, board Chairman Gregg Loney began proceedings with a call for calm productivity.
"I want to set a tone for this meeting," he said. "We are trying to find a solution as we go forward."
Valley Transit has already made clear its financial shortfalls will not just go away. The agency has calculated its future at current rates of revenue, and has confirmed that by the end of the year only three months of operating reserve will be left -- after which, as much as 25 percent of the budget will have to be cut. Without preventive action, the shortfalls will force Valley Transit into service cuts that affect the mobility of valley residents.
Ed McCaw, finance administrator for Valley Transit made the position clear at a public hearing last week.
"We are in a dire financial situation," he said then. "We will be facing a $800,000 deficit this year."
When the situation came to light during a July finance meeting, Valley Transit began taking steps to involve the public. Three public hearings have been held to inform concerned customers and invite problem solving.
Thursday night, Valley Transit opened its usual board meeting to the public -- setting aside time to hear public comment and the collected findings of the hearings.
Dick Fondahn, general manager of Valley Transit, reported feelings from customers that Valley residents do not understand the importance of Valley Transit's services or the severity of the financial situation.
"The average citizen in Walla Walla doesn't understand how many people use the bus," he said. "We have the fifth highest productivity statewide."
For customers actually at the hearings, Fondahn reported a willingness to involve themselves out of genuine concern.
"Our customers need Valley Transit, they use Valley Transit and are willing to help," he said.
When the meeting opened up to public comment, several residents rose to share ideas and comment on their own concerns. One attendee, Mike Friedman, asked the board about the details of orchestrating a sales tax hike -- a revenue source that already provides Valley Transit $2.1 million annually and with a 0.3 percent increase could plug Valley Transit's deficit. According to Loney and board member Jerry Cummins, the issue would have to be filed by Dec. 26 and put to a vote Feb. 24. If passed, a tax hike would begin to provide revenue by next September. Cummins also wanted to make it clear that the election would cost additional money.
"To run a ballot measure in February, the cost would be $50,000 to bring the vote to the taxpayers. That is assuming that there is no other issue to split the cost and does not include campaigning," he said.
Another attendee brought up the likelihood of the measure being passed or failing, asking the board about possible reluctance in the past over such a hike. Cummins responded, reporting that he had seen resistance from local businesses concerned with their proximity to sales tax-free Oregon.
He said that increased sales tax can put local business at a disadvantage and that they had come to Valley Transit in the past to express this concern.
Despite the difficulties that could arise in bringing about a tax hike, people at the meeting showed their desire to push the measure forward. Noah Leavitt, a representative of the Faith Communities for Sustainability, promised his organization's support and announced a meeting next week to look at the details of getting a measure on the ballot.
Another attendee and longtime customer of Valley Transit who offered her support was visually impaired and had moved to Walla Walla specifically because of Valley Transit's services.
"I would be willing to go door to door to lobby for this measure," she said.
Others stood to offer their insight on solutions beyond a tax hike. The continuing theme was for Valley Transit to seek out less conventional solutions, to begin "thinking outside of the box," as Richard McFarland said.
His suggestions included developing a local support network -- something like "Friends of Valley Transit," setting up an "adopt a trolly" system in which individual donors cover maintenance costs of a single bus and using advertising at Valley Transit's location on Rose.
The board took note of McFarland's and other's suggestions, but some attendees, like one Valley Transit driver of 18 years, just needed to get personal concerns off of their chests.
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'Filthy Britain' is the term The Coleman Experience has been using to expose VIP paedophilia. I grouped all posts here, for they do include satanic secrets.
From an avid online activist:
"Our government is one that has not only failed to address the problem of an establishment paedophile network, it has been and remains the heart of the problem. The only hope of justice for the victims and a cleansing of our system therefore lies in the hands of the people, in public demonstration and outcry to shed light on the darkest corners of our nation that we have too long neglected." http://www.breitbart.com/london/2015/01/03/if-british-citizens-do-not-rest-the-control-of-the-establishment-paedophile-scandal-from-the-government-it-will-forever-be-a-source-of-national-shame/
"A letter was brought to light by an earlier police investigation in which Napier bragged of being able to send obscene pictures back to the UK in diplomatic bags, and of how easy it was to gain access to young boys in Cairo, where he was working for the British Council."
A search on Google Canada under British Paedophilia brings up a lot of North American media talking about the UK institutionalised paedophilia. You might find the newspapers who published amenable to a story to counter what was said in the British press.
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Ebola ~ Terror Or Bogey Man
|Dr Graham Downing drugthebug.com
If you follow the main stream media, there appears to be one crisis after another all seemingly random and each more deadly than the next. The latest being the events from Africa as they unfold across the World's media: Ebola is on the forefront of everyone's mind. Are those events random or, as many more researchers, doctors and members of the public suspect, there is a hand behind them. Geopolitical expert Ian R. Crane and Neil Saunders a UK expert in Mind Control after many years of research are of the conclusion that the constant use of fear is a significant weapon used against modern society and allows better control of the masses by such a so-called "Elite". REF1a REF 1b
I was asked on a UK radio interview what is going on with the Ebola outbreak and what that means in terms of a government response eg mass vaccination.REF 2
I started off by saying that Ebola is the bogey man of the viruses; it strikes fear into us because we have been led to believe that there is no cure and it is an efficient killing machine. The latest revelations in the news are hyping that up and the transportation of infected Americans from Africa back to the US adds to the fear of an uncontrollable plague affecting western civilisation. REF 3
During the interview I suggested we needed to look at this with a clear head and step back from the hysteria, especially if this is another psy-op to keep us off balance and controllable. I looked at the research and went through many Ebola cases to see for myself just how dangerous is this virus. What I found surprised and shocked me.
The Ebola virus is within our own genome, our DNA—Yes, we have it already in us, a part of us. Our ancestors have obviously encountered and dealt with this virus in the past and the remnants of the virus' DNA have been incorporated into our DNA. Researchers have uncovered that it has probably been around for a very long time maybe many millions of years. As a scientist and clinician what I found most strange and unique about this virus is that it doesn't really mutate like other viruses; it remains pretty much the same: it is incredibly genetically stable. REF 4
I posed a question: is the high mortality rate of Ebola due to solely to it being a deadly virus or to the lack of proper medical care in Africa in the "field". When I looked at the research, I was shocked to see that, contrary to its public perception, survival rates in the correct medical setting where far higher than we are being led to believe. REF 5
One example was the treatment of eight Ebola infected patients that received relatively good care compared to that of other unfortunate souls. They received adequate nutrition, nursing, blood transfusion and appropriate meds for things like secondary infection and significant inflammation. Of those eight treated only one died; the rest walked out of hospital after two weeks. Similarly, in Europe there was a case of an infected woman transported to Switzerland from Africa. She was isolated and treated with the full compliment that the best of modern medicine could offer. No one else was infected and after two weeks she walked out of hospital to resume her life. REF 5, REF 6
The other concern is that it can easily be "caught" and will spread rapidly through communities. If that were the case that would have happened by now, and it hasn't. As it stands, you physically have to touch an infected person to contract Ebola and as long as proper infection control is implemented the risk of "catching" this virus is low. REF 7
The natural reservoir (where the virus lives) is thought to be Fruit Bats and although many animals have been demonstrated to be infected by Ebola; humans and primates seem to be particularly susceptible to infection. From a pathophysiological view that is extremely interesting because they all have one thing in common: they don't make vitamin C. Couple that with the clinical picture of Ebola—high temperature and bleeding—and the simple thought of scurvy comes to mind.
Therefore, treatment with therapeutic doses of vitamin C would be mandatory in my view. Others share my view: Dr Cathart MD and Dr Levy MD. REF 8, REF 9
Regarding vaccination to prevent an epidemic of Ebola virus. History has demonstrated that the much lauded success of vaccination programs in preventing infection is not justified. Data demonstrate that infectious diseases in large part were well over 90% reduced before the advent of vaccination and that proper hygiene, good food and water supply and better living standards were responsible for the decrease. REF 10
Regarding the "success" of vaccination programs, in many cases, recent research from well-respected institutions demonstrates quite the opposite eg regarding the mass flu immunisation across the World every year: those receiving vaccination are twice as likely to get the flu and more likely to get a severe case of flu, and outbreaks of infectious disease occur in well vaccinated populations. In other words: vaccination doesn't seem to work and more alarmingly may precipitate an outbreak of infectious disease. REF 11, REF 12, REF 13, REF 14
For those reasons, I am extremely worried at the prospect of mass vaccination programs for Ebola. In my opinion, the evidence strongly suggests that such programs may cause the very epidemic they are meant to prevent.
But is that what they want.
There are those that believe there is a hand behind the recent Ebola events and that mass vaccination programs will be brought in alongside loss of civil liberties, and that will lead to increased infection and a significant reduction the World's population "heralding" in the New World Order. Reports of a bioweapons facility near the Ebola outbreak involved somehow with Ebola research and an arrest of a nurse warning people in a nearby town that "they" are deliberately infecting Africans with Ebola are also surfacing. It is alleged that George Soros' and Bill gates' foundations fund the lab. Both of whom are implicated with the New World Order. Also an Ebola vaccine has been tested since January this year and, as was suggested with the Swine Flu "epidemic" of 2009, is the causative agent in the recent epidemic. Other dots are being connected, including the tragic loss of Glenn Thomas, the WHO publicity officer who, it is suggested, was in the middle of this conspiracy and "knew too much". He died as a passenger of the plane brought down over Ukraine. REF 15, REF 16, REF 17
I cannot confirm or deny the above points; only time will tell.
As I said in the Radio interview: what's needed here is a clear head. There is no doubt that Ebola is potentially very dangerous but handled correctly it need not be. Our greatest enemy, regardless of how this outbreak came about is not the Bogey man of the viruses—Ebola—but the Bogey man of our minds. Treat that and hopefully rational minds will prevail: pushes for mass vaccination will be defeated and life will continue as normal. Fail to do that and, psy-op or no psy-op, we will have a problem, the magnitude of which, no-one dare think about.
1b. http://www.neilsandersmindcontrol.com/
2. http://www.drugthebug.com/ebola
3. http://q13fox.com/2014/07/28/health-officials-fear-possible-spread-of-ebola-virus-beyond-west- africa/
4. http://www.scientificamerican.com/article/virus-genes-human-genome/
5. http://jid.oxfordjournals.org/content/179/Supplement_1/S18.full#ref-11
6. http://jid.oxfordjournals.org/content/179/Supplement_1/S48.full
7. http://jid.oxfordjournals.org/content/196/Supplement_2/S142.full
8. http://vitamincfoundation.org/www.orthomed.com/ebola.htm
9. Levy, T. Vitamin C, Infectious Disease, & Toxins (2002) Xlibris pp107-110.
10. http://childhealthsafety.wordpress.com/graphs/
11. http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/21880755
12. http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/20614424
13. http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1646939/
14. http://cid.oxfordjournals.org/content/51/9/1017.full
15. http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/world-news/ebola-conspiracy-theories-spreading-fast-3929922
16. http://betweentwopines.wordpress.com/2014/08/02/george-soros-his-ebola-bioweapons-lab-and-the-death-of-who-spokesperson-glenn-thomas-in-the-ukraine/
17. http://birdflu666.wordpress.com/2014/07/08/us-bioweapons-lab-in-sierra-leone-at-the-epicentre-of-ebola-outbreak/
Source: http://www.drugthebug.com/ebola
Why the bloody hell is Fiona Woolf heading the CSA Inquiry?
|By thecolemanexperience, September 5, 2014
If you thought for one minute that Theresa May and David Cameron are serious about investigating VIP child-abuse in this country it's time to think again.
The announcement today that Lord Mayor Fiona Woolf will be replacing Elizabeth Butler-Sloss as head of the CSA inquiry is all the proof we need that a major establishment cover-up is on the cards.
Fiona Woolf is a top-ranking lawyer and close ally of the money-laundering bankers who operate from the City of London financial quarter.
She is allegedly related to Baron Harry Woolf, the former Lord Chief Justice of England and Wales.
Harry Woolf was instrumental in denying a right of appeal for Barry George who was falsely imprisoned for 8 years for the murder of Crimewatch presenter, Jill Dando.
His Wikipedia entry contains some most interesting facts:
" Woolf was born in Newcastle-upon-Tyne, England, on 2 May 1933, to Alexander Susman Woolf and his wife Leah (née Cussins). His grandfather Harry was a naturalised Briton of Polish or Russian Jewish origins."
" He went to Fettes College, an Edinburgh public school, where he mostly enjoyed his time and had supportive friends; however, being the only Jewish pupil he was teased and occasionally bullied"
" Woolf, an Ashkenazi Jew, first met his wife Marguerite Sassoon, a Sephardi Jew, at a social event which was organised by a mutual friend at the National Liberal Club. "
By a strange coincidence, Mossad rent-boy, Tony Blair also attended Fettes, along with his very close chum Charlie Falconer:
" According to the Aangirfan website, Tony Blair attended a private boarding school called Fettes, in Edinburgh.
One of his teachers, Knox Cunningham, was involved in a high-level paedophile ring.
Blair, who liked to call himself Miranda, absolutely adored Cunningham.
By a strange coincidence, the Fettesgate Scandal of the early 90′s uncovered a "magic circle" of corruption and rent-boys allegations going to the very top of the Scottish Legal system.
" A group of gay judges and lawyers were conspiring to ensure soft treatment for homosexual criminals, or so went the rumour that spread through Edinburgh legal circles in the late 1980s.
The talk was of a "magic circle" reaching the highest levels of the Scottish legal system and the potential blackmail of judges by "rent boys".
Tony Blair went to school with political weirdo Charlie Falconer, who lives in Islington:
" The friendship between Tony Blair and Charles Falconer goes back 30 years to when they were both at school in Scotland. But they have always made a curious pair."
" He and Blair first met as teenagers, in the latter's room at Fettes".
" Falconer's Islington home was the venue for campaign meetings during Blair's drive to become Labour leader, and shortly before the election."
" Falconer is one of the least known members of the Blair circle. But his appointment to 14 ministerial committees last week as "the eyes and ears of the Prime Minister", as one member of the Government put it, confirmed what everyone suspected. Lord Falconer, known affectionately at the Cabinet Office as "the man with his shirt hanging out", is one of the most powerful and important men in Britain."
In a curious twist, Fiona Woolf sits on a board of trustees with Charles Falconer:
Falconer also acts as a shady Mr Fix-It in the House of Lords along with Rothschild bumboy, Peter Mandelson.
It's highly likely they know all about the VIP abuse ring which has been operating within the UK for decades and may have lots of important information for investigating officers.
Mandelson, Blair and Falconer were all neighbours of Margaret Oppenheimer Hodge who was implicated in the Islington care-home abuse rings.
Hodge knows all about covering up for her political chums sick predilections.
She is also personally responsible for bringing in disgusting changes to the Children's Act which strengthened the power of social workers to steal children from loving families and throw them into abusive council-run homes.
By a bizarre coincidence, her nephew Philip Edmonds, was holidaying at the same resort with Madeleine McCann just before she disappeared:
Former top-tory, Leon Brittan, has long been suspected of being involved in the Elm Guest House boy-brothel scandal.
Despite this fact he has never been hauled in for questioning by the Met.
His cousin is Malcolm Rifkind who controls all British Intel agencies and works for Israel on the sly.
Quite incredibly, it has now emerged that Brittan and his wife are close work colleagues and personal friends of Fiona Woolf.
Talk about a bloody conflict of interests- it's more like a full-scale war.
Another dubious peer is child-raping scum, Greville Janner.
Janner, who has a penchant for sodomising young lads in care homes, has conveniently developed dementia and can't be quizzed about his crimes.
Harry Woolf once wrote a book with Janner called ' I Am Jewish':
Janner was nominated for his knighthood by Tony Blair and is absolutely adored by Times editor Danny Finkelstein.
The brother of Finkelstein runs the Jill Dando UCL Crime Institute along with her former co-presenter Nick Ross.
Nick Ross pretended to grieve for Jill but was actually party to the conspiracy to kill her because she was about to blow the lid on the paedophile-rings.
Ross recently said he'd watch child-porn given half the chance.
He is married to the cousin of Esther Rantzen and is involved with both Crimestoppers and Childline which are front organisations used to filter out victims of VIP abuse and silence them.
In a macabre twist, the former editor of Crimewatch is Angela Neuberger.
Her husband, Lord Neubereger, is the highest judge in the land and used to work for the Rothschilds.
He recently claimed that social media is out of control and Twitter should be sanctioned.
On of his closest friends within the judiciary is none other than Baron Harry Woolf.
So you see is it any wonder Theresa and Dave want Fiona to head the CSA inquiry?
In their eyes she's the ultimate establishment cover-up queen.
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George Orwell ranks among the most profound social critics of the modern era. Some of his quotations, more than a half a century old, show the depth of understanding an enlightened mind can have about the future.
1) "In our age there is no such thing as 'keeping out of politics.' All issues are political issues, and politics itself is a mass of lies, evasions, folly, hatred and schizophrenia."
Though many in the modern age have the will to bury their head in the sand when it comes to political matters, nobody can only concern themselves with the proverbial pebble in their shoe. If one is successful in avoiding politics, at some point the effects of the political decisions they abstained from participating in will reach their front door. More often than not, by that time the person has already whatever whisper of a voice the government has allowed them.
2) "All the war-propaganda, all the screaming and lies and hatred, comes invariably from people who are not fighting."
Examining the nightly news in the run up to almost any military intervention will find scores of talking heads crying for blood to flow in the streets of some city the name of which they just learned to pronounce. Once the bullets start flying, those that clamored for war will still be safely on set bringing you up-to-the-minute coverage of the carnage while their stock in Raytheon climbs.
3) "War against a foreign country only happens when the moneyed classes think they are going to profit from it."
It's pretty self-explanatory and while it may be hard to swallow, it's certainly true. All it takes is a quick look at who benefited from the recent wars waged by the United States to see Orwell's quip take life.
4) "The very concept of objective truth is fading out of the world. Lies will pass into history."
My most prized books are a collection of history books from around the world. I have an Iraqi book that recounts the glory of Saddam Hussein's victory over the United States in 1991. I have books from three different nations claiming that one of their citizens was the first to fly. As some of the most powerful nations in the world agree to let certain facts be "forgotten," the trend will only get worse. History is written by the victor, and the victor will never be asked if he told the truth.
5) "In a time of deceit, telling the truth is a revolutionary act."
Even without commentary, the reader is probably picturing Edward Snowden or Chelsea Manning. The revolutions of the future will not be fought with bullets and explosives, but with little bits of data traveling around the world destroying the false narratives with which governments shackle their citizens.
6) "Journalism is printing what someone else does not want printed: everything else is public relations."
Make no mistake about it; if an article does not anger someone, it is nothing more than a piece. Most of what passes for news today is little more than an official sounding advertisement for a product, service, or belief.
7) "In real life it is always the anvil that breaks the hammer…"
In every conflict, it is not the side that can inflict the most damage, but the side that can sustain the most damage that ultimately prevails. History is full of situations in which a military "won the battles but lost the war."
8) "The nationalist not only does not disapprove of atrocities committed by his own side, but he has a remarkable capacity for not even hearing about them."
Haditha. Panjwai. Maywand District. Mahmudiyah. These names probably don't ring a bell, but it is almost a certainty that the reader is aware of the brutality that occurred in Benghazi. The main difference is that in the first four incidents, those committing the acts of brutality were wearing an American flag on their shoulder.
9) "Threats to freedom of speech, writing and action, though often trivial in isolation, are cumulative in their effect and, unless checked, lead to a general disrespect for the rights of the citizen."
Everyday there is a new form of censorship or a new method of forcing people into self-censorship, and the people shrug it off because it only relates to a small minority. By the time the people realize their ability to express disapproval has been completely restricted, it may be too late. That brings us to Orwell's most haunting quote.
10) "If you want a picture of the future, imagine a boot stamping on a human face—forever."
Once the people are indoctrinated with nationalistic beliefs, and the infrastructure to protect them from some constantly-changing and ever-expanding definition of an enemy is in place, there is no ability for the people to regain liberty. By the time all of the pieces are in place, not only is opportunity to regain freedom, but the will to achieve freedom has also evaporated. The reader will truly love Big Brother.10 George Orwell Quotes That Predicted Life In 2014 America
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Water, snow & dirt too.
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Looks like you guys are still enjoying the journey.
I'm enjoying tagging along - thanks again!
Really like the small details. How is the guinea pig?
06 TE 610; 98 DR 650 - Sold: a past pleasure
02 XT225 - Wifey's ride
So I'm packing my bags for the Misty Mountains
Over the hills where the spirits fly,
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Thanks for taking the time to comment, guys! Glad you're enjoying the trip with us!!
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Less than 10 kms east of the El Cusco (the red desert) lies Los Hoyos, the grey desert. For this trip, Nacho suggested we take our own bikes, which saved us a bit of money for the tour. There were two other French tourists staying at our farm, so Nacho took one of them on the back of his scooter, and another guide came and picked up the other one and off we went!
Our bikes looked like land yachts compared to Nacho's scooter and his friends motorcycle
The red rocks and sand slowly turned to grey as we rode further east
We made a pit stop at a point called Las Ventanas (The Windows)
Nacho explains more nature-y stuff to Neda while the bikes pose for a picture
Smiling for the camera in front of Las Ventanas
More bikes join us! It feels like a Tim Horton's parking lot now!
Still the fairest of them of all...
About 8kms into the desert, we stopped at a small pullout at the side of the road and hiked down a valley. The rocks here were slate grey and seemed a lot more dusty and powdery than the red rocks we saw yesterday at El Cusco.
Walking along a dry riverbed
"Los Fantasmos" (The Ghosts) of Los Hoyos
Neda captures some interesting details in the grey rock
All I need is a grey bedsheet and I could blend right in
We were staring at the walls like it was an art gallery
Closeup, we could see the area was formed over distinct time periods
Layers of pebbles separated the different periods that the rock was laid down
Most of the grey desert formed "recently" over the last 2.6 million years in the what's known as the Quaternary Period
These formations look like tall stone mushrooms. Very trippy!
"One pill makes you larger, and one pill makes you small..."
These two bikers joined us on our tour of Los Hoyos
As we walked back to our motorcycles, we found out that they were from Bogota and were on a two-week tour of their own country. They were very impressed with how much of Colombia that we had already seen and we felt very privileged and lucky as we described the rest of our trip. Their sporty street bikes modified for touring kind of reminded us of how we first started with our trips around Southern Ontario!
Come a long way since touring around Ontario on an old Suzuki GS500!
Group ride with our new motorcycle gang!
The grey desert of Los Hoyos was kind of interesting, but definitely anticlimactic after the red rocks of El Cusco. The best part of the trip was riding through the desert with our makeshift motorcycle (and scooter) gang. Unfortunately, our time in the dry and hot climate was coming to an end. I could sense the rest of rainy Colombia waiting to greet us just outside the park's boundaries... :(
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Way to go guys!
This thread just keeps on giving.
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Lovely photos...
The aloe vera shot was exceptional.
Water, snow & dirt too.
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Hallucinogenic rock maybe?
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That was kind of funny in a jolting sort of way!
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And we're doubling back again. If we were to plot out our route in Colombia, it would probably look like a bunch of random squiggles scribbled on the map... We're going to be meeting up with the Pan American Highway at the town of Popayan, passing through La Plata. And this time, we're going to do extensive research to make sure we don't swim through mud again!
Fantastic scenery through some not-so-fantastic roads
So after all the research, we plotted a route through what looked to be a main road on Google Maps and on our GPSs. However, when we got there, we were faced with a gravel road. Memories of mud bogs filled our heads. We asked someone if this was the way to Popayan. They said yes.
By now, we've learned our lesson about asking for directions in Latin America. If someone doesn't know the way, they'll usually make something up or give us a guess instead of saying, "I don't know". So we employ our "Best Of Three" methodology: ask three people and if two or more give you the same answer then that's *probably* the right way. Well, all three people we asked told us that this gravel road was the most direct way to get to where we wanted to go... and it was unpaved for pretty much all the way... Great.
The scenery through the mountains was spectacular. We were going slow enough that we could appreciate it...! :)
A few kms later, we pass a bus coming in the other direction. This made us feel a little better that we were on the right track. Later on we would find out that the major highway that runs between Neiva and Popayan does a huge detour south, bypassing the mountains. That's the route the truckers use, so while this road was a bit rough, at least it was less distance and no trucks! We'll take No Trucks over Crappy Roads any day of the week!
We were passed by a lot of vehicles. This bike was the only one we managed to pass. Yay! Totally Winning!
A lot of adventure riders like to stand up on their pegs anytime the asphalt disappears underneath them, fantasizing that they're Marc Coma riding the dunes in the Dakar Rally. We've certainly done some of that in the past. However, while we're pretending to be all Long Way Round, there'll always be a family of 3 or 4 crammed onto a 125cc motorcycle passing us like we're standing still. Then they'll look over at us while passing with a quizzical look on their faces wondering, "What the hell's wrong with their seats?"
So we sit back down and ride the roads like the locals do now...
The rough road winds it's way through some beautiful green canyons
Over the canyon, we can see where we're going to be 15 minutes from now
Towards the end... sweet, twisty pavement!
Pictures don't do the ride justice, so here's a short video
Finally reached our destination - Popayan
We rolled into Popayan in the late afternoon and after knocking on a few doors, found a cheap hostel. The town is quite pretty: cobblestone streets lined with colonial buildings all painted white. It kind of reminded us of the white towns in the south of Spain that we had ridden through a few years ago.
Neda is happy that there's a kitchen she can use
And, just as we predicted, rains in the afternoon.
We know, my friend. We know...
Things have come to a boil in Neda's mood. Once again, we were in a city wracked with congestion, the sounds of traffic and car alarms piercing the air. She's very sensitive to noise and every time a loud diesel truck passes by, I can see the vein in her temple throbbing like it's going to explode. Her annoyance is mixed with a bit of malaise, as the rains have dampened her spirits and she tells me that unlike me and the blog, she feels like she doesn't have a project to keep her occupied. I know how critical this is for someone like her who's very energetic and driven - quite the opposite of how lazy I am. This lackadaisical pace which suits me seems to be eating away at her.
I think we're going to have to change up our schedule somehow.
Not everyone was miserable though. This little guy had a great time driving up and down the rainy streets!
Cool helmet!
My own woes centered around the same bike issue that's been plaguing me for a couple of weeks now ever since leaving Cali. My ignition delay problem, although not worsening, was a constant worry to me. Every morning, I'd count the seconds between turning the key and the electrics coming on. 10 seconds one day. 30 seconds another. Would the bike refuse to turn on when I was in the middle of nowhere?!?
Then one day, the delay was almost 60 seconds. That was the last straw, there was absolutely no way I could continue traveling this way, no matter what assurances the BMW Service Centre told me that there was no problem. I scoured the Internet message forums for other riders having the same symptoms. There were a couple of promising leads, pointing to replacing the ignition housing.
I emailed a few places down the line. BMW Ecuador was unresponsive, BMW in Cali said the part was not in stock and would take a few weeks to ship. From many recommendations on ADV, I contacted an independent bike shop in Cali and was pleasantly surprised that they were very helpful and responsive. They too said the part was not in stock (since they got it from the same place as the dealer), but they told me to come in and they would take a look at it.
Cali was only two hours away from Popayan up the highway, so we made an overnight trip out of it.
Overnight in Cali. We didn't have to travel to Morocco to stay in Casa Blanca!
A lot of these hostels have the right idea. We don't have many pictures of the two of us, so the hostels make sure they always get a photo of their motorcycle guests with their sign in the background, and for sure, that photo will be plastered on blogs and forums all over the Internet. Free advertising!
Jorge at Asturias Motors diagnoses my bike
We dropped into Asturias Motors and were greeted by Jorge, the owner. He wheeled my bike into the service bay and immediately started diagnosing the problem. "I have the same bike, same model", he told me. I looked over at Neda and I knew we were both thinking the same thing: this guy knows his motorcycles. We had a much better feeling now than when we were at the official BMW shop.
Because the problem only manifested itself when the bike was cold, Jorge told us to leave it overnight and to come by in the morning.
My bike is hooked up to a computer using GS911, an On-Board Diagnostic adapter
I have to get one of those GS911 cables. Then I can talk to my bike. It'll probably tell me, "Quit friggin' dropping me, jerkoff!" On second thought, maybe I don't really need that cable...
We totally don't mind advertising Asturias Motors!
The next day we popped in. Jorge said he couldn't duplicate the problem that morning, so it seemed alright. That was good news, because it would have been the first time in over a month with no ignition delay. He told me all he did was clean the contacts on the ignition housing, which seemed to clear up the problem. This made some sense. While the folks on the Internet bought new parts, those new parts would have clean contacts, so Jorge saved me from buying a $130 part.
When I asked him for the repair bill, he replied, "Nada". No charge, he said. That was super nice of him. We stayed awhile and talked to him and wife Sory. They both came from motorcycle families and you could tell that they were very passionate about bikes and travel, having done trips all over Colombia and South America. If you're in Cali and need anything done to your bike, definitely stop by Asturias and see Jorge. He really knows his stuff!
On the way back to Popayan, someone places a box of chocolate wafers
on my tank bag at a stop light and walks away. What the..?
Traffic in Colombia is such a funny thing. Vendors will place snacks on your windshield at a red light. Before the lights turn green, they'll pick them up again, unless you want to buy it because you've been staring at it for the entire duration of the red light!
Also, the Colombian drivers play a fun game at traffic lights. It didn't take me very long to work out the rules of the game. It goes like this: When everyone is waiting at the red light, the millisecond the light turns green, then the first one to honk their horn wins. At every traffic light, this game is played - light turns green, someone honks, then they win. So I decided to join in on the fun! I sat at the next red light, with my thumb on the horn waiting for it to turn green. As soon as it did, I mashed the button with competitive fervour, and to my delight I was the first one to let out a loud BEEP! I looked around at my fellow motorists expecting them to congratulate me on my triumph, but they just stared at me with quizzical looks.
I had just learned a new rule of the game. Those at the front of the line, don't get to play... :(
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Another great update. I like how you address the 'couples' issues that can crop up while traveling, especially those related to pace preferences. I haven't done much traveling with my SO since we spawned a troupe of kidlets, but it'll happen down the road.
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5 Ways to Prepare The Doctors of The Future
Years ago when I was a medical student I felt that lexical knowledge was more important than actually being able to find the information I need. And now there are 23 million peer-reviewed papers on Pubmed.com so the skill of being able to find information is becoming even more important than ever.
I thought that medical curriculum should be redesigned in a way that now we can serve this new need for skills such as digital literacy. That is why I launched the world's first university course focusing on social media, mobile health and the future of medicine. The course is still running with full house.
In my new video, I described methods that help us prepare students for becoming physicians who can take care of their patients in a technological world. Here is the video and then summaries of the 5 methods.
Developing e-learning platforms
I launched an e-learning platform for my students on which they can check all the presentations with hand-outs, data, studies, plus they can do the tests online. If they complete the tests online, they can skip the written exam.
Engaging students through social media
As all my medical students have Facebook accounts; challenges, tasks about online activities and questions about the topics covered during the lectures are posted every day during the semester on the Facebook page of the course and students with the most bonus points do not have to take the written exam. They fight against each other.
The typical curriculum requires students to study texts and data by heart without proper reasoning and understanding the logic behind it. Instead, study through serious diagnostic games has clear advantages. The "Healing Blade" card game takes the player into a world of sorcery and creatures where real–world knowledge of infectious diseases and therapeutics play a pivotal role in the winning strategy. "Occam's Razor" is a real diagnostic card game released by NerdCore Medical.
Creating a digital environment
I offer students the chance to interact with each other outside the curriculum online. If they need help in using a social media channel, they can find me online and I'm happy to help. With some of them, I'm still in touch even years after they completed my course. This way they can learn the tricks of online collaboration and it might be a simpler task when they have to do it as a part of their everyday job.
Rethinking the whole curriculum
At Radboud University Medical Center, they are currently working on a revolutionary new medical curriculum. The educational vision behind this transformation has been inspired by people all over the world who want to improve people's lives through healthcare and education. In this system, each student has a personal coach. They work with a so–called open space technology in which students themselves decide what will be addressed when students and teachers meet. Currently, biomedical and medical students also work as consultants for pharmaceutical companies in an attempt to come up with innovative ideas. These young students still have a lot to learn, but it seems they learn very quickly when under pressure.
Please share what you think either as a student or a lecturer and read more about the future of medical education in my recent book, The Guide to the Future of Medicine!


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Coming off two snore-fest wins over bottom-dwelling teams, the New York Jets somehow find themselves positioned for an absurd playoff run.That said, I am here to give you three reasons as to why the New York Jets will fall flat and ultimately lose their season on Monday Night Football. Bold Prediction No. 1: The Tennessee Titans Will Look Like a Real NFL TeamWith just four wins on the season, the Tennessee Titans' 2012 campaign has been nothing short of a disaster. That said, their roster is exponentially more talented than the lowly Jets. With weapons like Chris Johnson, Jake Locker and Kenny Britt, the Titans will control the offensive flow and win this game by at least a touchdown. Fans often point to poor coaching or a circus-like atmosphere as the cause for the Jets' woes. Although this may be a contributor, the real problem lies in their roster. It is utterly flawed.On Monday night, their main offensive weapons will be Shonn Greene, a slow back with a 3.8 yards per carry aver...
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Mario Maker (and in a smaller capacity, Wooly World) were the only things out of E3 (across all platforms) that remotely appealed to me...probably just getting older and set in my ways/bored with modern gaming (compared to games from my/our past)...
if he really wants to do this, he needs to hit up Dain (owner of NintendoAge). He has a complete in box Game Boy and Game Boy Color set.
I want the Zelda Yahtzee just for the treasure chest!
jesus tap dancin crackers....i swear to god nintendo...can't even get something as simple as a toy release right....I love you, but you're making it very hard to stay supportive of new products...
ive thought about it, but I can't get it and only have taiko to play....just like I won't dump $400 into a PS4 to play No Man's Sky
f'n stupid that nintendo region locks....I wanna play Taiko no Tatsujin on the Wii U, but nooooooooooooooo, stupid US only games....so I have to stick to my soft modded original wii and the 5 japanese releases on that system
It was a near tie between MK Wii and MK64...until MK8 came out and blew me away, that and alot of my favoritre retro tracks being redone on Wii U in HD (with more to come in the DLC part 2 next year) puts #8 head and above everyone of the others.
looks like you're getting your wish next month
Nintendo/Namco REALLY needs to release one of these in the US for Wii U! would be a day one pre-order for the drum bundle (and an extra drum).
Also since Wii U is picking up steam, how about Namco you go back on your "we aren't gonna release Pac-Man Collection w/ Pac-Man Battle Royale becaue the Wii U doesn't have an install base worthwhile" HMMMMMMMMM
so I go to said gaming shop to play magic with some friends tonight and the manager says my stuff is in!!!
pricey ($65 for all three - the mario figure and the two packs) but it was well worth it. Best Mario figure ever!
already have it preordered (along with the two accessory packs) at my local gaming/comic shop
Just got mine about an hour ago at Walmart in WV...played through two cups in 50cc....love it! I'd be playing now, but I gotta work in the morning, but I have aaaaaaaaallllll weekend to tear up some MK8
bunnyboy (creator of the powerpak and the repros for NWC 1990 and 1991)is working on one (with all new hardware) over on Nintendoage.
due out sometime next year
I just want the Taiko no Tatsujin series to be released in the US for Wii U (or for them to drop region lock) I've played all 5 of the japanese Wii releases.
woot, wiimotes to get!
so they must have had a bunch of these left over from Japan's Platinum reward stash last year....
first thing I did was sing the subtitle like the Smurfs would
any truth to the rumor that they are actually doing a localized cabinet this time?
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@UnseatingKDawg if you have Platinum, get the soundtrack, you can always get a calendar for $10 or less off Ebay
@Ay67 If you really want the posters go with them, if you're a collector, get another soundtrack, open one listen keep the other sealed
If someone has gold and doesn't want anything on there, I'll offer $10 shipped via paypal (when it arrives) for the calendar (could always use something video game related for my desk at work next year, PM me
If/When Nintendo becomes a former shell of itself, at least we have a wonderful back catalogue to go back and play...
@AugustusOxy I MAYBE bought 3 "retail" games for Xbox, the rest of my gaming purchases was for XBLA. Why pay $60 on a game I probably won't complete when I can get the same about of gaming fun (at least for me) with a game that costs $5 to $15?
Soft mod your Wii with HBC and get your games "elsewhere" and you ain't gotta worry about losing them if your system dies, get another one, re-mod, re-install...
This "local multiplayer" experience is why arcade manufacturers of old ought to unite under this console and do what Microsoft and whoever the hell that company was that did it failed to do, Game Room, with REAL arcade games (not crappy Atari 2600 and Colecovision ports), the "virtual" arcade w/ cabinet representations, etc. There was nothing more social than the arcade scene in it's heyday. And Nintendo could kick it off with their biggest arcade title, Donkey Kong!
another game to add to the USB stick X-D
yes! if for no other reason I can play Taiko No Tatsujin legitimately and not have to download it...
I could see them doing a NSMBWii-style graphically upgraded version w/ 4 player multiplayer support (Mario, Luigi, Peach and Toad) and do it as a couple level minigame in a future release of Mario Party (or unlockable, or even a downloadable game or something) would be neat. That being said, I like the arcade version.
I just got the repro in from RetroUSB: http://www.retrousb.com/product_info.php?cPath=29&products_id=94
It is awesome! If you really want the "arcade" version, (I know it's pricey) and you have an NES, pick this up.
Alternately, if you do emulation, you can go this route (mods, this link is strickly for the PATCH, not the ROM, I know better )
full version is actually available on the DVD or as a downloadable extra with the purchase of the DRM free version of the documentary. It's insane how good this man was/is at Tetris. Ecstasy of Order is well worth picking up!
screw that bag, NA CN blows compared to Europe and Japan...Europe has Super Famicom Wii controller, the Mario Kart 7 trophies and Japan has/has had lots of kick butt stuff...
lame...darn demo not being out til the 4th...
no joke dude, though MAYBE Huntington might get it, but nope
I've "acquired" all 5 on the Wii (had the two that were on DS when I had one as well). Just need to get a drum for the wii to play them the way they're meant to be played
Never understood why they never localized these to the US
hopefully they release the demo for PxZ in the US, would like to try it before I plunk down $40 for it
Moonwalker was garbage on the Genesis, arcade version was so much better.
Cool Spot is a very good and underrated platformer.
Use Google Chrome and Ad Block Plus, that way you don't see squat!
got the retail version pre-ordered at GS, only downloadable retail game I have is Mario 3D Land and that's only because of the free game promotion through Club Nintendo (recently upgraded to a 3DSXL and got a Club Nintendo code from the Pokemon game that you could register to get the free game offer.
Instead of rushing out the next full game in the series, they ought to do Mario Kart Arcade GP 1(and 2) as a Wiiware release (with upto 8 player online multi - the same # of cabinets that could be hooked up together in the arcade) then focus on MKU (or 8, whatever) by having a legacy mode with all the past courses from SNES, N64, GBA and GC.
got it for my Wii, got it reserved for the 3DS, wasn't a fan of the wiggle controls, so playing in the same way as the original DKCs (with buttons) will be nice
THIS x1000! That or PC with the same retro adapters.
Chip n Dale and Aladdin definitely
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The company denied it was preparing to split with Oliver before his success in Channel 4's Jamie's School Dinners changed its mind. A spokeswoman said: "Even before that programme, he was testing well with our focus groups. The new deal has been offered because he works on a yearly contract."
Sainsbury's original brief to the agencies recently involved in the pitch for its advertising account is said to have specified that the celebrity chef should not take a leading role in a new campaign. However, the brief was changed mid-pitch before Abbott Mead Vickers BBDO was reappointed to the £47 million brief last week.
Oliver's next commercial will see him promoting Jersey Royal potatoes and will air by the end of May.
The company has also denied speculation that it is set to review its media and direct marketing business. "There are no plans to do this at present," the spokeswoman said. "There have been a lot of reviews throughout the company recently, but these are not areas we are looking at changing now."
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I took a cab to a stadium outside the city, bought a ticket, and sat in the concrete bleachers.
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Why did they cancel Deathstroke ? He is my favourite DC character and IMHO the most badass one in DC along with Batman. A true professional who doesn't take anyone's shit & gets the job done :(
I hope they restart the series later on, or we get to see him as a villain in the other DC series.


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The role of an athletic trainer is integral to the success of athletes, professional competitors, and any other individual who champions the benefits of proper instruction and routine. In fact, athletic trainers of all disciplines and abilities are sought after for both their expertise and their knowledge. An athletic trainer is depended on every step of the way, throughout the entire process of developing, training, and competing.Read More...
An athletic trainer can expect to operate and assist in a variety of areas, including primary care, sports medicine, and rehabilitation and recovery. From working on preventative programs to examining and diagnosing athlete injuries as they occur, trainers are responsible for the ongoing well-being of athletes and performers.
In a group or team setting, an athletic trainer will help assist, plan, and implement exercise and fitness routines; on an individual level, a trainer can design customized training programs for a person who requires special focus in a particular area. Furthermore, both teams and individual athletes will depend on an athletic trainer to recommend lifestyle changes, proper diet and nutrition, and the appropriate equipment needed to achieve the desired results.
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Aviva Premiership match preview: Saracens v Harlequins
Last Updated: 24/03/13 1:21pm
Saracens enter their top-of-the-table clash with Harlequins on the back of three successive Aviva Premiership victories.
Defending champions Quins travel to the Allianz Park on Sunday looking to wipe out the four-point lead Saracens hold at the head of the table.
The hosts have scored twelve tries in their last three outings which have seen them leapfrog Harlequins, who lost to Exeter Chiefs in their last league encounter.
Harlequins do however enter the clash with momentum after lifting the LV Cup last weekend with victory against Sale Sharks, despite their England contingent being unavailable.
The timing of the clash sees both sides ring the changes as a number of key players return from international duty following the culmination of the Six Nations last weekend.
Saracens welcome back Alex Goode, Chris Ashton, Brad Barritt, Owen Farrell and Mako Vunipola from England duty, while Scotland captain Kelly Brown is also named in the starting line-up.
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Farrell will start at fly-half which demotes Charlie Hodgson to the bench alongside John Smit, Neil de Kock and Chris Wyles.
Mike Brown, Danny Care, Joe Marler and captain Chris Robshaw all return to the Harlequins starting XV to face the league leaders.
Ugo Monye and Sam Smith begin on the wings for Harlequins with Matt Hopper and Jordan Turner-Hall partnered in the centres.
Joe Gray comes into the side at hooker as Charlie Matthews gets the nod in the second row alongside George Robson.
John Kingston's bench consists of eight players who all featured in the LV Cup final winning side last weekend.
Saracens: 15 Alex Goode, 14 Chris Ashton, 13 Joel Tomkins, 12 Brad Barritt, 11 David Strettle, 10 Owen Farrell, 9 Richard Wigglesworth, 8 Ernst Joubert, 7 Will Fraser, 6 Kelly Brown, 5 Alistair Hargreaves, 4 Steve Borthwick (capt), 3 Matt Stevens, 2 Schalk Brits, 1 Mako Vunipola
Replacements: 16 John Smit, 17 Rhys Gill, 18 Petrus du Plessis, 19 George Kruis, 20 Jackson Wray, 21 Neil de Kock, 22 Charlie Hodgson, 23 Chris Wyles
Harlequins: 15 Mike Brown, 14 Ugo Monye, 13 Matt Hopper, 12 Jordan Turner-Hall, 11 Sam Smith, 10 Nick Evans, 9 Danny Care, 8 Nick Easter, 7 Chris Robshaw (capt), 6 Tom Guest, 5 George Robson, 4 Charlie Matthews, 3 James Johnston, 2 Joe Gray, 1 Joe Marler
Replacements: 16 Rob Buchanan, 17 Mark Lambert, 18 Will Collier, 19 Maurie Fa'asavalu, 20 Luke Wallace, 21 Karl Dickson, 22 Ben Botica, 23 George Lowe
Aviva Premiership 2012/13 Round 18
Draw suits strugglers
London Irish and Sale Sharks both took a major step towards Aviva Premiership survival after sharing a 33-33 draw.
Gloucester v Harlequins: Teams
Gloucester have made five changes to their side for Friday's clash with defending champions Harlequins.
Aviva Premiership, Round 18
We look back at some of the highlights from the weekend's action in Premiership.
- McCall salutes England stars
- Sarries charge over Quins
- Narrow loss frustrates Young
- Tigers hunt down Chiefs
- Jones rouses beaten Welsh
- Irish pack delights Smith
- Wasps hurt by Saints
- Irish ease relegation fears
- Burns too hot for Welsh
- Diamond praises tough Sharks
- Sale boost survival hopes
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Grilled Swordfish with Black Bean and Corn Salsa
14 Jul 2011
|For swordfish
|Finely grated lime peel
|1 Teaspoon
|Lime juice
|3 Tablespoon
|Ground cumin
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|2 Clove (10 gm), finely chopped
|Liquid from canned tomatoes
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs) (Used In Salsa)
|Tomato liquid
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs) (Or Liquid From Canned Tomatoes, Used In Salsa)
|Swordfish steak
|24 Ounce (3 Pieces, 12 Ounce Each, Cut In Half)
|Swordfish steaks
|36 Ounce, cut in half (3 Pieces, 12 Ounce Each)
|For salsa
|Southwestern black beans
|15 Ounce, drained, rinsed (1 Can)
|Canned southwestern black beans
|15 Ounce, drained, rinsed (1 Can)
|Canned whole kernel corn
|11 Ounce, drained (1 Can)
|Diced tomatoes with green chiles
|1 Can (10 oz), drained, liquid reserved (Original Or Mild)
|Canned tomatoes with green chiles
|10 Ounce, drained, liquid reserved (1 Can)
|Green onions
|4 Medium, chopped to make 1/4 cup
|Olive oil
|1 Tablespoon
|Dry sherry/Red wine vinegar
|2 Teaspoon
|Red wine vinegar/Dry sherry
|2 Teaspoon
|1⁄4 Teaspoon
|1⁄8 Teaspoon
1 In a shallow glass or plastic dish mix all swordfish ingredients except the fish. Add swordfish to the marinade and turn to coat properly.
2 Cover and refrigerate for minimum 30 minutes but no longer than 2 hours to marinate.
3 In a medium size bowl mix all salsa ingredients and let stand at room temperature.
4 Spray the grill rack with cooking spray and heat the gas or charcoal grill.
5 Remove swordfish from the marinade,reserve the marinade. Place the swordfish on grill,cover and cook over medium heat for 15 to 20 minutes brushing 2-3 times with marinade and turning once.
6 Cook until fish flakes easily with fork.Discard the remaining marinade.
7 Serve fish with room temperature salsa.
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Difficulty Level:Easy
Course:Main Dish
Preparation Time:10 Minutes
Cook Time:30 Minutes
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