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01Mit diesem Downhill Run schreibt Greg Minnaar Mountainbike-Geschichte
02NFL-Quarterback lehnt Vertrag über 23 Millionen ab, weil er nicht auf Surfen verzichten will
03What?! Stuntman Damien Walters mit dem ersten "Hold and Release" Bungee Jump
04Dieser 10-fache Weltrekordler zeigt Bike-Parkour vom Feinsten
05Die faszinierenden Instagram-Bilder von diesem Paar auf Weltreise sorgen für Fernweh
06Der Millionen Dollar Mann im Skateboarding: Das Rob Dyrdek Interview
07Living The Dream! Mountainbiker bauen sich eigenen Park in den Garten
08Pro Skater Danny Leon landet Backflip verkleidet als 80-jähriger Opa
09Diese 14 Bilder vom verschmutzten Ozean sollten zum Nachdenken anregen
10Superstar Chris Sharma klettert am Stamm eines Mammutbaumes
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http://www.worldsnowboardtour.com/historyofsnowboarding For competitive snowboarding, 2013 has been a year for reminiscing and good times; from legends' sessions at O'Neill Evolution and the historical 20th Anniversary of Air&Style, to a genuine retro look and feel etched all over the Burton European and US Open. We also saw legends like Gian Simmen saying goodbye to the competition scene and moving on to new chapters in their lives. Why have we felt so nostalgic this season? It might have something to do with the insane amount of progression the sport is currently witnessing; but we would like to stop for a minute, catch our breath and take five from concerning ourselves with the future and dive deeper into the marvellous tale of snowboarding. It's a rich narrative, filled with some illustrious characters, such as Tom Sims and Jake Burton who wrote and starred on the first pages. It moves on, with adventurers and immortal heroes like Craig Kelly, Terje Haakonsen and Shaun White. And the story does not end there... Here at the TTR Pro Snowboarding headquarters, we probably own one of the world's largest collections of competitive snowboarding footage. From TTR's inaugural year in 2002 to the Tour's inclusion of X Games in 2013 and everything in between, we have been there watching and documenting. Over the years we've supplied countless producers with some stunning material, and after all that we still found enough left to produce something we thought was missing: a series on the history of competitive snowboarding. Teaming up with Swatch, we opened our archives, dusted off our historical material and searched for some missing chapters. We asked for help from many partners worldwide for footage to fill any missing gaps, and with that we have produced something truly incredible Our passion for the sport, combined with hard labour and hours spent in the editing room have resulted in a five webisodes series, of which we proudly present number one today. "From Straight Lines to Triple Corks, the History of Competitive Snowboarding" is a remarkable piece, a part of that peculiar sub culture that snowboarding is. It takes us back through some glorious moments in the sport, narrated by the heroes, peeking behind the scenes. At the same time, we feel the series will inspire the viewer to go out and write another few chapters themselves. In celebration of it all, the World Snowboard Tour has put its efforts in creating an interactive timeline, with the purpose to educate all enthusiasts on where it all began and how it's still pumping.


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Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff's Station deputies Monday investigated a second report of indecent exposure in Newhall. It was the second report near Newhall Elementary, which is also near a Santa Clarita Valley Boys & Girls Club clubhouse, Placerita Junior High School and Hart High School. A similar incident.Read More »
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Santa Clarita Deputies Investigating Indecent Exposure Reports Near School
Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff's Station deputies Wednesday are investigating two reports of indecent exposure near Newhall Elementary. Don't miss a thing. Get breaking Santa Clarita news alerts delivered right to your inbox. At approximately 12:15 p.m. Tuesday, two parents reported a man exposing himself from a red car on 13th Street in Newhall, according to information reported to officials. "The ...Read More »
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A Santa Clarita Valley man is still in custody Monday on charges he exposed himself at the Valencia mall, where he was arrested by Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff's Station deputies. Antoine Williams, 24, was arrested Thursday on resisting arrest and indecent exposure charges. Mall-goers and nearby businesses reported to Sheriff's Station officials Thursday that Williams was allegedly exposing himself near the video game arcade where children hang out at the Westfield Valencia Town Center.Read More »

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The Delta Xi Chapter of Sigma Theta Tau was started at Kent State University in 1975 as the School of Nursing Honors Organization. Delta Xi modeled a constitution and admission requirements after those established by Sigma Theta Tau International guidelines and the Nursing Honors Organization was accepted as a Sigma Theta Tau Chapter in November, 1979.
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2004 R1150RT Wideband O2 Sensor Project (and AF-XIED for BMW)
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Good stuff. These Spark-Advance/TPS/RPM graphs really get inside the brain of the Motronic.
If this is true, would it make the GS's different coding plug irrelevant?
Since the 1150 GS has different heads, cams and intake manifolds I believe there ARE differences in the VE (fueling) and Spark Advance tables. I plan to put a GS Coding Plug in my bike to see if there are any obvious Spark Advance differences.
What I was getting at with my comment is that I see several ways to adjust the fueling of the 1150 but I see no real way to adjust timing. Timing looks like a very dynamic matrix that you might change by swapping coding plug but not be able to effectively adjust by several degrees to a new value. For instance you can use a Wideband O2 to adjust closed loop fueling 4% richer or use a powerfommander to shift fueling but I don't see a way to adjust timing by 3 degrees at 5000 RPM with 50 degrees of throttle.
When I get a chance I will plot the 1150 GS plug. Then at least we will know the landscape.
It is also worth mentioning (even though I didn't plot it) that the dwell angle is very dynamic and changes somewhat differently from the advance curve. So the dwell time is variable based on TPS and RPM.
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Additional file 3.
List of biological process terms selected by GO analysis with three gene-sets. This table is an output obtained by running BinGO software showing genes and their GO biological process terms. The parameters used are described above the table.
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Cured Goose Salad
Date Added: Jan 19, 2012 Scandinavian Appetizers
Chef Sigurður's wild cured goose salad is a fantastic mixture of a lightly salted cured meat and a sweet pop of orange flavor. This recipe has a great application as a appetizer or a starter salad and is a great dish for the Christmas Holidays.
- 1 Each Orange
- 3 Ounce(s) Weight Wild cured goose
- 1 Each Endive
- As Needed Rapeseed oil
- 1/8 Cup(s) Olive oil
- 1/2 Cup(s) Orange juice
- As Needed Coriander
- As Needed Water crest
- Begin by peeling the orange and cutting it into segments.
- Place 1 endive in a vacuum sealable bag with olive oil and orange juice.
- Next seal the bag and cook it in a water bath or Sous-vide at 100 degrees Celsius, or 210 degrees Fahrenheit for 3 minutes.
- Next place the endive on a hot grill for 30 seconds on each side.
- Once grilled slice the endive and cured goose for plating.
- Dress the cured goose with rapeseed oil before plating.
- Dress some endives with rapeseed oil.
- Using the endives, water crest and coriander dress the plate.
- Spice bread crumbs are a nice accompaniment with the salad.
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Welcome back to Wing Wars, our March Madness-Style competition in which Washington's finest chicken-wing venues go beak to beak to determine the top saucy-snack spot in the city. Over the past few weeks, we've narrowed the list from 32 to eight. Make that seven, actually--in yesterday's bout, the first one for the elite eight, the Ugly Mug beat out the Source for a slot in the final four. Congratulations, Mug.
Today, the Black Squirrel goes up against Fuel Pizza. This is a big one, Wing Warriors. Adams Morgan imbibers flock to the Squirrel for its crispy-fried poultry pieces, but fans of downtown pit stop Fuel Pizza showed up in droves to vote in our first two rounds. And given yesterday's upset, we know well that at this point in the competition, it's anyone's game. The poll remains open until midnight, so have at it.


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Volkswagen Jetta TDI Problem Report
Volkswagen Jetta TDI Vehicles Using Biofuels May Have Injection Pump Failures
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Cars using biofuel typically have problems with injection pump failures; symptoms can include a "no start" condition or external pump leaks.
varies miles...have resealed many leaking pumps. typically with biofuel and diesel use this will occur sooner than vehicles running just one or the other. - goodguysdiesel
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Fuel found after vehicle parked. Poor MPG. Inspected IP could see leak. Decided to install rebuilt injection pump and timing belt/water pump instead of just replace IP seals. Get rebuilds done at DFIS in Portland, OR. - Visitor
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PRP injections can be performed in tendons, ligaments, and painful joints all over the body. Sports injuries including rotator cuff tears, Achilles tendonitis, plantar fasciitis, knee meniscus tears, and hip & knee arthritis all may be effectively treated with PRP. Many patients have been able to avoid surgery with PRP treatment.
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A musculoskeletal ultrasound was performed & identified multiple abnormalities of the knee which were contributing to his pain in addition to the arthritis.
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Columbus, OH: A new jewel in my crown
I can honestly say I've never thought about going to Columbus, OH. With no preconceptions Columbus has been one of those cities, to me, that just hover somewhere in the middle of cool,… Continue reading
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While helping Zumi Japanese Kitchen in Nashville, TN, I've been implementing daily punches for this student heavy neighborhood hang. It's quick and a lot of fun for those who are just coming into… Continue reading
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italian cities walking question
Going to the cities of varenna,bellagio, Venice, Florence, siena and Rome on my trip. I only want to take one pair of men's shoe, something casual that I can still use it at night and look good but comfortable wearing them. Will probably be wearing golf pants dark colors the whole trip. Since this trip will be mainly cities I went to a walking shoe store in my town. I tried on 2 pairs that were real comfortable. Has anyone used used these she's before or do you think they would be good for the trip. Dansko Wyatt or Ecco Boston are the 2 specific models I'm asking about


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On getting revenge on Kane and Eve at Great American Bash: "I needed that redemption big time. I was on such a roll at the end of 2011 and the beginning of 2012 and the whole Kane and Eve thing killed my momentum. Basically killed my career. So, to turn that around and get revenge on them was something I needed. Hopefully it'll get the Ryder Revolution back on track."
On his goals: "The United States Title, I had that for a hot minute. I'd love to get that back. In 2011 I think I proved to people that I'm not a joke, I can be taken seriously in the ring. And hopefully by the end of this year I'll have a major championship."
On whether he's concerned that he will have to drop the goofier parts of his persona to get to the next level: "I think maybe in time, I can't be the same old guy forever. But that doesn't mean I'll have to drop all of the parts of my character to get to the top. I think eventually I'll evolve. If you've followed my career I was a Major Brother, then an Edge Head, now I'm Zack Ryder, I'm sure in three years I'll be completely different."
On whether WWE asks him for social media tips: "No. It's funny though, now they have meetings about how to use hash tags or whatever. And I'm like, "Are you serious, bro?" All this stuff that I've been doing for years, not saying that I originated it, but I've been doing it best. It's cool though, I'm glad WWE is finally embracing social media."
On getting his own action figure: "It was great. I've been a wrestling fan all my life and I've collected wrestling figures my whole life. So, of course a dream of mine was to be in the WWE and to have my own figure. When I got my first Mattel action figure I was ecstatic. I'd always check on the Internet and try to see the new lineups. When I saw the prototype image, it was one of the best moments of my life."
On the Internet Championship: "What's crazy is the Internet Championship is something I created for my YouTube show and I'm not allowed to bring it out on WWE TV. Yet, it's on this WWE t-shirt I'm wearing here. And now it's on the action figure. So, someone's telling you no, but you still get to do it. It's ridiculous. I love it."
On why he can't put it on TV: "I don't know. As soon as I got it made I showed it to some people and they were like, "Absolutely not." I'm not going to put up a fight about it, if they don't want to use it, they don't have to use it."
On getting props from Edge in his Hall of Fame induction speech: "Edge, whether he knows it or not, saved my career, saved Curt Hawkins career. We were the Major Brothers at the time, doing nothing on Smackdown. And we'd pitched this idea to be Edge's cronies. He didn't have to say yes. But he put the green light on it and along the way we learned so much from him. And for him to retire and to talk about us and give us words of encouragement, it was very humbling. It was great."


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American Drywall Contractors, Inc.
Founded in 1994 on the principles of high quality service, attention to detail and value, American Drywall Contractors in Denver, Colorado is a large and well respected drywall contractor serving the entire United States. We are a full-service drywall contractor whose services include drywall installation, metal framing, suspended ceilings, custom textures, venetian plaster, and project restoration.
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Phillys Big Trip (Alaska to Chile or is that Argentina)
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Temagami to Hearst, Wednesday, 20 June 2012, Day 16
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Even though I went to bed at 10.30 I still not did get up till 9 the following day must be more tired than I thought. Sun was up going to be another hot one. Packed up slowly enjoying the sun and went to pay my camping fees turned out that the 37 CAD included tax which took a bit of the pain of the price. Hit the road with first stop you guessed it Tim Hortons for breakfast the usual. Planned to do a long day in the saddle but turned out shorter than planned. Stopped in Cochrane where I had heard about a polar bear sanctuary where you could swim with them (comment same pool but thick glass wall dividing humans (dinner) from the polar bears) Unfortunately it was closed as all the old polar bears had died and they had just got one new one who was being acclimatised to its new surroundings. Was chatting to the girl on reception when she says there he is so got a glimpse and few photos from a distance tried to persuade her to let me and have a look around but couldnt swing it.
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Went to the library to use the free Internet to scope out this evenings accommodation and check mail. When I hit the road again the weather had changed and in no time it was pissing down quick pit stop to get wet weather gear on but was well soaked by the time I could pull over and get kit out. Temperature also dropped significantly. I hit Hearst at around 5 pm and I had heard from here it was about 200km to next bit of civilisations so decide to call it quits for the night (Moose on the road at dusk) as I was cold and wet and had spotted a sign for a special offer at Howard Johnson motel so I am having an evening of reasonable luxury why because I can ;-). One horse town but found a local cafe and huge dinner of souvlaki glad of the extra inches on me new jeans they are going to be filled very quickly at this rate.
The driving scenery is not so interesting but still having a giggle as I have a big smile for the huge American trucks, the school buses and when I see huge freight train going past all of this is fascinating for me and the fact that even though mundane it all different for me so having a chuckle to myself as I tootle along.
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NorthBay Leadership
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- Christie Dittmer – Admissions/ Communications Director
As the Admissions Director, Mrs. Dittmer manages the admissions and registration process for NorthBay's new and returning families. In her role as Communications Director, she oversees the communication of essential information to existing and prospective NorthBay families and manages the NCA web site. As the Educational Administrator, she assists with the development and implementation of NorthBay's academic program.
- Robbin Isham – Educational Director
The Educational Director directs the development and implementation of NorthBay's academic program. This includes providing management and support for NCA's teachers and member families as well as the development, implementation, and evaluation of NorthBay's academic program.
- Philip Isham – Financial Director
The Accounting director handles deposits, reimbursements, insurance, and taxes.
NCA School Board
Sergio and Heidi DeOliveira (chair persons)
Christie Dittmer
Philip and Robbin Isham
NCA Pastoral Advisors
Dave & Valerie Negri
NCHS School Board
Tim and Louise Bettelli
Monique Dart
Dan and Ronda Kremske
Kathy Leone
Karen Salemme
NCHS Prayer Board
Neal Brown
Aaron Currin
Rory Dardich
Tommy Shelton
NCA Educational Administrators
- Educational Director, Robbin Isham
helped co-found NorthBay Christian Academy, and has served as the education director since 1999. Robbin graduated with a bachelor's degree from the University of Texas. As the education director, she provides oversight of faculty, curriculum, student assessments, and facility needs. Robbin and her husband Philip love serving in their church, and they strongly desire to see the gospel of Jesus Christ shared locally and globally. Robbin and Philip have two daughters, both educated at NCA. In her spare time, Robbin enjoys spending time with family, walking, biking, reading, and going to the beach. One of her favorite verses is: Philippians 2:5-7 – Have this mind among yourselves, which is yours in Christ Jesus, who, though he was in the form of God, did not count equality with God a thing to be grasped, but emptied himself by taking the form of a servant, being born in the likeness of men.
- Admissions & Communications Director, Christie Dittmer
has served at NorthBay Christian Academy since helping co-found the school in 1999. As admissions director, Christie manages the admissions and enrollment processes for NorthBay's new and returning families. In her role as communication director, she oversees the school's communication with existing and prospective NorthBay families. As educational administrator, she also works with Robbin Isham in planning and implementing NorthBay's academic program. Christie has two bachelor's degrees from the University of South Florida. She and her husband have enjoyed active involvement in their home church, including service with middle- and high-school students and leading adult classes. They have three children, all educated at NorthBay. Christie enjoys reading, dancing, and music, and strives to live by I Peter 4:11 – If anyone speaks, he should do it as one speaking the very words of God. If anyone serves, he should do it with the strength God provides, so that in all things God may be praised through Jesus Christ. To him be the glory and the power forever and ever.
- Community Life Administrator, Heidi DeOliveira
has served at NorthBay since 2001. As community life administrator, Heidi provides leadership and oversight for NorthBay's school committees, including fundraising, chapel, school socials, and room moms. Additionally, she leads NorthBay's two annual fundraisers. She and her husband Sergio have served as school board members since 2001. They have attended their church since 1997 and have enjoyed serving there in the family, children's, and middle school ministries. Their two children attended NorthBay Christian Academy from preschool through graduation.
- Office Administrator, Ramita Buckley
graduated from Clearwater Christian College and has loved working in the field of Christian education for 37 years. Ramita and her husband, Bill, are members of Clearwater Community Church. They have raised a daughter and a nephew and now are blessed with six grandchildren. When not with the grandchildren, Ramita enjoys raising orchids, going to the beach, walking, and reading. Her life verse is Philippians 4:8 – Finally brothers and sisters, whatever is true, whatever is noble, whatever is right, whatever is pure, whatever is lovely, whatever is admirable – if anything is excellent or praiseworthy – think about such things.
NCHS Educational Administrators
- Ronda Kremske
and her husband, Dan, are the founders of NorthBay Christian High School. Ronda graduated from the University of Florida with a bachelor's degree. Prior to working at NCA, she had a career in Human Resources. Ronda and Dan enjoy being involved in their church and seeing how God is at work in their church family. All three of their children have attended NCA since preschool and they have been abundantly blessed to be a part of the NorthBay community. One of Ronda's favorite verses is Jeremiah 29:11 – "for I know the plans I have for you," declares the Lord, "plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future."
- Kathy Leone
graduated from the University of Pennsylvania in 2000 with two bachelor's degrees. She also completed a teacher certification program at William Paterson University in New Jersey. She has a Master's Degree in Educational Leadership: Administration and Supervision from New Jersey City University. Kathy was the Assistant Principal of a small high school in New Jersey for three years prior to moving to Florida in 2010. She also worked in admissions at Penn and served as an alumnae interviewer for student applicants. She has three daughters, two of whom are currently school-aged and attending NCA. She enjoys reading, running, and participating actively in her church (Northwood Community Church) with her husband and children. One of Kathy's favorite verses is Ephesians 2:8-9: For by grace you have been saved through faith. And this is not your own doing; it is the gift of God, not a result of works, so that no one may boast.


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Logo Design Builds Cabinetmaker's Image
When The Cabinet Tree in Marble Falls, Texas, wanted to build a stronger brand identity, the company selected Deluxe based on an Internet search. It was important that the logo reflect the company's long history of more than 50 years.
Once the company decision makers saw the logo options that Deluxe developed, they made an instant decision. The cabinetmakers appreciated how easily the Deluxe designers grasped everyone's ideas and emotions when developing the concepts. The option to communicate directly with the design team made the process and the final result even better.
- The logo design process went so well that The Cabinet Tree has ordered sales
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Steve Martin and The Steep Canyon Rangers Announce North American Tour
Steve Martin and the Steep Canyon Rangers, featuring Edie Brickell announced their North American dates today for a tour which kicks off on May 22 in Ft. Meyers, Florida. The highly anticipated tour is the first for Martin and Brickell, who will perform songs from their album Love Has Come for You. The remarkable new collaboration isset for release on April 23 on Rounder Records.
Love Has Come for You features 13 eloquently rootsy compositions that combine Martin's inventive five-string banjo work with Brickell's distinctive vocals and vivid, detail-rich lyrics. The album was produced by legendary producer Peter Asher (James Taylor, Elvis Costello, Linda Ronstadt) and features notable players including rising-star Esperanza Spalding on bass, veteran studio guitarist Waddy Wachtel and Nickel Creek alumni Sara and Sean Watkins. The album also features the esteemed bluegrass combo the Steep Canyon Rangers with whom Martin recorded his latest Grammy nominated album Rare Bird Alert.
In a genre that prizes musicianship above all else, Steve Martin and the Steep Canyon Rangers have risen to national prominence with their dynamic stage show. The tour will showcase new material performed by Martin and Brickell, along with the unique hybrid of bluegrass and comedy that Martin and The Steep Canyon Rangers have been delighting audiences with at their sold-out, critically acclaimed shows.
To purchase tickets please visit: http://stevemartin.com/stevemartin/tour.html
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Locusts may very well be grasshoppers. There doesn't seem to be any difference in the species, the grasshoppers change into locusts when they are crowded. Wikipedia - Locust swarming behaviour --Macxcool (talk) 14:50, 13 February 2014 (UTC)
I disagree with the last part of the explanation. I feel that the statement OH_GOD_THEYRE_INSIDE_MY_CLOTHES is the (possibly final) code comment from the programmer writing the dependencies, and has nothing to do with the server on the other end (why would a computer be wearing clothes in the first place?). 184.108.40.206 14:23, 24 February 2014 (UTC)
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Emerald Spring Pea Soup
Serves: 8
These ingredients are:
Vegetarian Corn-free Egg-free Peanut-free Soy-free Tree nut-free
Bright green and fresh, this soup is the harbinger of spring!
For the soup
- 2 tablespoons butter Add to list
- 1/4 cup sliced shallots Add to list
- 1 teaspoon coarsely chopped fresh tarragon Add to list
- 1 teaspoon coarsely chopped fresh basil Add to list
- 1/4 cup dry sherry Add to list
- 4 cups freshly shelled spring peas (you may use frozen baby peas) Add to list
- 3 cups vegetable or chicken broth Add to list
- 1/2 cup heavy cream Add to list
- Salt and pepper, to taste Add to list
For the Basil Oil
- 1/4 cup fresh basil Add to list
- 1/4 cup Italian parsley, stems removed Add to list
- 2 cloves garlic Add to list
- 1/2 teaspoon salt Add to list
- 1/2 cup extra virgin olive oil Add to list
For the Soft-Crisp Croutons
- 2 cups fresh 1-inch bread cubes (I prefer Ciabatta or rustic sourdough bread) Add to list
- 1/4 cup melted butter Add to list
- 2 tablespoons chopped fresh basil or favorite herb blend Add to list
- Pinch of sea salt Add to list
- Skewers (optional) Add to list
To make the soup
In a soup pot, melt butter over medium heat and cook shallots for 5 to 6 minutes, or until tender but not browned. Stir in tarragon and basil and cook for 30 seconds. Add sherry to the pan and cook until most of the liquid is absorbed. Add peas and broth.
Bring the liquid to a slow boil and cook until the peas are just tender, about 8 minutes for fresh peas. Stir in cream and adjust the seasoning with salt and pepper.
Puree the soup in a blender or food processor or pass through a sieve or food mill.
Serve in pretty bowls and garnish with Basil Oil, Soft-Crisp Croutons and Radish and Arugula Salad.
To make the Basil Oil
Combine all ingredients in a blender or food processor and process until smooth.
To make the Soft-Crisp Croutons
Preheat oven to 425° F. Combine butter and basil and toss with bread cubes to coat well. Sprinkle with salt and toast in the oven for 2 to 3 minutes. Thread several croutons each on skewers and float on the soup.
Each serving: 140 cal, 8g fat (5g sat), 30mg chol, 230mg sodium, 11g carb, 3g fiber, 3g protein
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She's always been an inspiration to women the world over, and now Salma Hayek is putting her star power to work for the "Got Milk" campaign.
The "Desperado" dame donned hair curlers and a pink bathrobe and posed with a milk mustache for the new ad, with the tag line, "Protein Makes Perfect."
Keeping her little girl's well-being a top priority, Salma Hayek took Valentina Paloma Pinault to the doctor in Santa Monica on Monday (March 4).
The "Frieda" star looked pretty in a knee-length pink floral-print dress and black heels while her daughter wore a pink top, purple leggings, and purple-and-black boots.
Working hard, even on a weekend, Salma Hayek showed up at a Studio City, CA studio on Saturday (March 2).
The "Here Comes the Boom" cutie looked effortlessly chic in jeans and a burgundy shirt as she made her way inside the building.
Perhaps feeling more unified with her husband after the birth of Blue Ivy, Beyoncé has taken steps to integrate Jay-Z's last name with her own.
Shortly after naming her upcoming tour The Mrs. Carter Show, the 31-year-old songstress referred to herself as Beyoncé Knowles-Carter in a charity campaign video.
Excitement was in the air as the 85th Academy Awards came to Hollywood last night (February 24), and the Vanity Fair Oscar Party had plenty of famous pairs on hand.
Best Film winner Ben Affleck brought his lovely wife Jennifer Garner to the Sunset Tower in West Hollywood to celebrate his big win.
Stepping out for an evening of pomp and circumstance, Salma Hayek headed over to the Dolby Theatre for the 85th Academy Awards tonight (February 24).
With her hubby Francois-Henri Pinault on her arm, the "Frieda" star did a little hobnobbing as she meandered inside to catch all the action.
It's always exciting when our favorite stars gather to honor their own, and Salma Hayek was in the house for the 2013 Film Independent Spirit Awards tonight (February 23).
Scoping out the latest in fashion, Salma Hayek dropped by the Gucci Womens Wear show on Wednesday (February 20) in Milan.
Stylish as always, the "Frida" actress donned a lavender jacket and fur vest as she headed inside to take her coveted front row seat at the venue.


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my problem with the healthkit trademark is that is too close to the trademark for the electronic kits that were know as heathkit... but that was 30-40 years ago. so, maybe it is just me... i have to look twice to see that it is healthkit, not heathkit.
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Because so many people have asked me about these and the availability / price of parts, I called Leica USA today. The rear lens elements (which come as a set with the metal collars) are $98 each and Leica agreed to pay for US shipping.
The rubber eyepieces are $25 each and also are molded into their metal threaded collars, should anyone want to replace those.
So, these are the Leica USA prices. And if you wanted to purchase these and put them back in very close to like-new condition, this is what you'd be looking at cost-wise. Or you could purchase a pair of Trinovid 8 x 42 new (the 7 x 35 power sadly is no longer available) for $1,450 plus shipping (not from Leica directly but from another seller who I know nothing about).
Is any of this necessary? I don't know, because I don't know your personality. If you are like me, then the answer is no. If on the other hand you are the sort of person who might find it hard to sleep knowing the scratches are present or if you are the sort of person who only wants really nice and perfect things, then the answer may be yes. Could these lenses be polished successfully? I would say the answer is no because of the cost and risk of breakage and also you would definitely lose the coating once they were polished...that is to say polishing them seems to me to be a bad choice given the risks involved. So there is the universe of options.


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No fairy tale ending achieved in third-rate film
- Grade: C-
- Starring: Jeremy Renner, Gemma Arterton, Famke Janssen
- Director: Tommy Wirkola
- Writers: Tommy Wirkola and Dante Harper
- MPAA rating: R for strong fantasy horror violence and gore, brief sexuality/nudity and language
- Running time: 88 minutes
As silly as the title "Hansel & Gretel: Witch Hunters" sounds, it didn't have to preclude the movie being worthwhile.
Had director Tommy Wirkola mixed solid drama and serious action scenes, then set it in a dark, romantic forest, that movie would have been fine. Or, had he given viewers a violent film with lots of action and the occasional funny line, that film could have worked as a horror-like "Die Hard" flick.
But somehow, "Hansel & Gretel: Witch Hunters" tried to bring those ideas together and then saddled them with a 3D component and a lot of third-rate humor.
Anyone thinking Oscar-nominated Jeremy Renner might elevate the film into something memorable will be sadly disappointed.
The movie starts out well enough. Ten-year-old (or so) siblings Hansel and Gretel are left in the forest and come across a house made of candy. A horribly frightening-looking old witch invites them in, cages them and prepares to eat the two children before Gretel saves the day.
It's an effective dramatic opening.
Then some cool credits roll, showing a map of the two children as they grow up and defeat evil crones around Europe.
The leather-clad Hansel (Renner) and Gretel (Gemma Arterton) arrive in Augsburg, Germany, to locate and save 11 missing children. Hansel saves ginger-haired Mina (Pihla Viitala), who has been accused of being a witch by overbearing Sheriff Berringer (Peter Stormare).
An argument ensues, Gretel head-butts the sheriff, and the movie proceeds to fall from grace.
Foul language ensues, automatic crossbows and other automatic weapons are unsheathed, and silly violence takes over.
For the rest of the movie, brother and sister go to the verge of death in wall-to-wall battles with awful witches, most of whom are led by the evilest witch of them all, Muriel (Famke Janssen).
In the few respites from battle, fanboy Ben (Thomas Mann) shows up, wanting the siblings' autographs on his scrapbook of newspaper stories documenting their exploits. Gretel also manages to make friends with a ginormous troll, Edward (Derek Mears), and Hansel has a brief affair with Mina.
The siblings spend too much time shooting weapons, engaging in hand-to-hand combat and throwing off wannabe "Die Hard" lines than the 88-minute movie spends to develop a real storyline.
The one development into the siblings' past is hurried through as they prepare to stave off a black witch ceremony on the occasion of the Blood Moon, which will change everything for everyone.
The town sets look cheap, the forest locations are random, and few real scares or atmosphere add to this foresty-like horror flick.
"Hansel & Gretel: Witch Hunters" could have, and should have, been a lot better.
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Glazed Pork Chops
|1 Tablespoon
|Pork chops
|2 Pound (6 Chops, Each 3/4 Inch Thick)
|3⁄4 Cup (12 tbs)
|Dry onion soup mix
|1 Ounce (1 Pouch)
|Packed brown sugar
|2 Tablespoon
|1 Medium, cored and sliced
|2 Teaspoon, blended in 1/4 cup water
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs) (For Blending The Cornstarch)
1. In a large, casserole or pan large enough to accommodate the chops, heat the oil over medium-high flame.
2. When hot but not smoking, arrange the chops in the pan, and fry for about 5 to 7 minutes each side until evenly seared and fat is rendered.
3. Remove the chops onto a platter and keep aside.
4. Drain off excess fat.
5. Tip in the water, soup mix and sugar.
6. Stir to blend and bring to a boil, stirring to dislodge the browned bits.
7. Stir the apple slices into the sauce.
8. When the sauce begins to bubble, return the chops to the casserole.
9. Cover and reduce heat.
10. Let simmer for 10 minutes, stirring occasionally, until chops and apples are tender.
11. Use a slotted spoon to remove the chops and apples to a serving platter. Cover with foil or place in a warm oven to keep warm.
12. Into the sauce in the casserole, blend in the cornstarch paste
13. Bring to a boil and allow the sauce to thicken, stirring all the time.
14. Spoon the sauce over the Glazed Pork Chops and Apples.
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WASHINGTON (AP) — President Barack Obama's victory means that everything he campaigned upon is alive and about to drive the political conversation with his adversaries. Every legacy of his first term is safe and enshrined to history.
Analysis: Obama wins but Washington unchanged
Yet big honeymoons don't come twice and Republicans won't swoon. If Obama cannot end gridlock, his second term will be reduced to veto threats, empty promises, end runs around Congress and legacy-sealing forays into foreign lands.
Obama will push for higher taxes on the wealthy as a way to shrinking a choking debt and to steer money toward the programs he wants. He will try to land a massive financial deficit-cutting deal with Congress in the coming months and then move on to an immigration overhaul, tax reform and other bipartisan dreams.
He will not have to worry that his health care law will be repealed, or that his Wall Street reforms will be gutted, or that his name will be consigned to the list of one-term presidents who got fired before they could finish. Voters stuck with him because they trusted him more to solve the struggles of their lifetime.
America may not be filled with hope anymore, but it told Mitt Romney to keep his change. And voters sure didn't shake up the rest of Washington, either.
They put back all the political players who have made the capital dysfunctional to the point of nearly sending the United States of America into default.
"Progress will come in fits and starts," the president cautioned in his victory speech. "The recognition that we have common hopes and dreams won't end all the gridlock ... or substitute for the painstaking work of building consensus. But that common bond is where we must begin."
The president likely will be dealing again with a Republican-run House, whose leader, Speaker John Boehner, declared on election night that his party has orders from voters, too: no higher taxes.
Obama will still have his firewall in the Senate, with Democrats likely to hang onto their narrow majority. But they don't have enough to keep Republicans from bottling up any major legislation with delaying tactics.
So the burden falls on the president to find compromise, not just demand it from the other side.
He won the electoral vote comfortably, but the popular vote showed the nation he leads — split right in half.
Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell welcomed Obama with both arms folded.
"The voters have not endorsed the failures or excesses of the president's first term," McConnell said. "They have simply given him more time to finish the job they asked him to do together" with a balanced Congress.
The vanquished Republican, Romney, tried to set the tone on the way off the stage.
"At a time like this, we can't risk partisan bickering," Romney said after a campaign filled with it. "Our leaders have to reach across the aisle to do the people's work."
For now, Obama can revel in knowing what he pulled off.
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LAS VEGAS, Jan. 7, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- International Consumer Electronics Show (CES 2013), HGST (formerly Hitachi Global Storage Technologies and now a Western Digital company, NASDAQ: WDC) today announced that it's shipping the industry's first 1TB, 9.5mm, 2.5-inch, 7,200 RPM hard disk drive (HDD). The new Travelstar HDD is available in the HGST Hard Drive Retail Kit as well as in the award-winning Touro Mobile Pro USB 3.0 external storage solution for simple add-on storage and backup.
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Reply+55#9 - larxenex (07/05/2013) [-]
gif kinda related.
Reply+2#104 to #96 - keatontheghostfox (07/05/2013) [-]
I'm sorry but why do people call animes by their Japanese names some time. Yes I know it originally goes by a Japanese name but no one calls Fullmetal Alchemist Hagane no Renkinjutsushi.
#128 to #104 - deliciousdee ONLINE (07/06/2013) [-]
The anime doesn't yet have an english dub or title yet, and the rough translation is still part japanese (Love, Chuunibyou, and Other Delusions), so we just call it by it's Japanese name.
#132 to #128 - keatontheghostfox (07/06/2013) [-]
oh ok that makes sense.
Reply+2#109 to #105 - keatontheghostfox (07/05/2013) [-]
But I was using it as an example, if a friend asked me if I watch "Hagane no Renkinjutsushi" I would ask them what it is and after they explained it I would just look at them and say "We're speaking English, call it by its English name." We don't call Legend of Zelda or other Japanese games by their Japanese names, so why do people do it for animes and manga.
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LOS ANGELES (AP) -- Blake Griffin scored 11 of his 23 points in the third quarter, Jamal Crawford got 12 of his 18 points in the fourth and DeAndre Jordan added 16 rebounds and 11 points, leading the Los Angeles Clippers to a 96-94 preseason victory over the Utah Jazz on Wednesday night. Chris Paul had six points and nine assists in his second game back after undergoing surgery on his right thumb in August. Clippers coach Vinny Del Negro rested all of his starters throughout the fourth quarter and didn't play Grant Hill and Lamar Odom at all in the team's first game back from an eight-day, two-game trip to China. Former Clippers guard Randy Foye had 17 points for the Jazz, coming off back-to-back wins over the Lakers by a combined margin of 47 points. Jamaal Tinsley started again at point guard in place of the injured Mo Williams and played 22 scoreless minutes with seven assists. Williams sat out his second straight game because of a groin strain, and swingman Derrick Favors did...
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Every six months, Canonical releases a new version of the Ubuntu Linux operating system to hoards of waiting fans. Today, October 17th, is that day for Ubuntu 13.10
As most of you know, I'm not Ubuntu's biggest fan. While I use an Ubuntu derivative (Xubuntu) as my primary operating system at both work and home, I feel there's some things with Ubuntu proper that rub me the wrong way. For example, I simply can't stand Unity and I don't like the way the company has installed a shopping lens that is, essentially, spyware. But, all that aside, I was pleasantly surprised when I installed 13.10 day before yesterday to check out for myself what all the slovering from the fanboys and girls was about.
It was amazing.
13.10 is one of those rare operating systems releases that get it right. It's obvious that Canonical has put enormous amounts of work into making this release the crowning jewel of everything they've been working on for the last six months. It's fast, responsive, stable, and usable for just about anyone. With 13.10, Canonical has finally delivered what Linux has promised for years: making a distro that grandma can use without many problem.
Considering that 13.10 is the last release before the next LTS, a lot was riding on the company to get things right. If they screwed up this release, the LTS six months from now would likely have been a complete disaster. Had they done something silly, like include the Mir display server when it wasn't quite ready for prime time, both this release and the 14.04 LTS would have been garbage. Thankfully, they over promised with 13.10 but then backed that up by over delivering too.
If you're a fan of the Unity desktop, there's a lot to love in this release. Unity runs faster now than it ever has before with the lowest resource use I've ever seen. Sure, it's going to take more memory than your old GNOME or today's XFCE, but, then again, it's supposed to. The entire reason you're probably using Unity instead of one of the other desktops is because you want the glitz and bang that a nice, compositing, desktop offers, and Ubuntu 13.10 doesn't disappoint.
Another exciting thing, though easy to overlook, is the addition of Smart Scopes. Smart Scopes make finding things from the Dash a lot easier and more intuitive. It also means that you're going to get a lot less garbage returned when you search and your searchers will, as a result, return a lot faster. Things are also categorized a lot more sensibly in this release and it looks like someone paid a lot of attention to both functionality and usefulness.
The new Mir display server isn't included in this release which was sort of disappointing and logical to me at the same time. I don't think Mir is ready for everyday desktop use yet but I really want to play around it without having to install it myself and risk breaking things. But Canonical made the right decision to hold off on the new server as there are some major performance issues that really need to be addressed before it's let loose on the world. One day very soon, possibly by the next release, Mir is going to be amazing. It's amazing now. It's just not quite ready and Canonical obviously knows that.
Lastly, the newest 3.11 kernel, just released in September, ships with this release and it brings some solid performance improvements to power consumption and memory use as well as a whole bunch of other things. Not much to review here but it's definitely worth noting.
Overall, there's very little not to like about 13.10. The only real complaint I could come up with was that the shopping lens is still on by default and, as Matt Hartley from The Linux Action Show says, default rules the world. It's a major privacy issue that Canonical has shown itself fairly unwilling to address in any meaningful way. Additionally, the results brought up through the lens are, in many cases, completely irrelevant. The first thing most users will do when they install the new OS is to disable the lens or completely remove it (which would be my option).
Should you upgrade to 13.10? If you're sitting happy on 12.04 and don't have a compelling need for the new stuff 13.04 offers, no, you shouldn't. Wait for the LTS to come early next year and grab that. But if you're someone who wants new hotness now, 13.10 is an absolute no-brainer. Canonical has hit one out of the park with 13.10. I hope this is the start of something amazing.
Ubuntu 13.10 releases later today and can be downloaded for just about any system on the planet by going to www.ubuntu.com/desktop.
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