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Secret Ridge is an impressive new collection of Craftsman-style paired homes located in Coquitlam's Foothills at Burke Mountain community. The new paired homes at Secret Ridge look and feel like single family homes with attached double-wide garages, home sizes that range from 2,039-2,902 sq ft, and vaulted ceilings.
Homes at Secret Ridge are thoughtfully nestled into four distinct enclaves, which are surrounded by lush landscaping and protected forests. Homes offer attached 2-car garage. Secret Ridge features quality construction, superior finishes, and grand living spaces both indoors and out – as well as the peace of mind that comes with maintenance-free living.
PERSONAL TOUCHES: With over 25 customizable options, including two designer colour schemes of Classic or Contemporary, there are countless ways to let your individual style shine through.
DESIGNER KITCHEN: With so many quality details, your new kitchen will be a space you'll savour. Maple or white wood shaker cabinets include soft-close drawers and doors, a pantry, and a central kitchen island with storage below so you'll never run out of cupboard space. Granite countertops and under cabinet task lighting will make preparing meals as enjoyable as eating them.
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VAULTED CEILINGS: Homes at Secret Ridge are designed to be bright and airy with an effortless flow from room to room with 9-foot ceilings throughout main floor (in most homes), and soaring vaulted ceilings in the entries (except in home A2) and living rooms.
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October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month and we've got some great events lined up to raise awareness of Breast Cancer...so get your pink on and participate.
Oct 6 - Look for our Digital Mammo truck in the FHSU Homecoming Parade
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Archive: August, 2012
Mike Kafka fractures left hand; Nick Foles to take snaps as No. 2 quarterback
Zach BermanBETHLEHEM, Pa. -- Intrigue was added to the Eagles' No. 2 quarterback competition on Saturday after coach Andy Reid revealed that Mike Kafka fractured his left hand and will not be able to fully participate for three weeks. Kafka, the third-year backup quarterback, had his non-throwing hand stepped... Read more
Eagles sign WR Brian Hernandez
Jeff McLaneBETHLEHEM, Pa. -- The John Gill era is over. The Eagles signed wide receiver Brian Hernandez, who was last with the Redskins, and released Gill, who the team signed on Monday. Gill, a defensive tackle, played in Thursday's preseason game against the Steelers. The 6-foot-0, 183-pound Hernandez was... Read more
Dunlap moves ahead of Bell at LT
Jeff McLane and Zach BermanBETHLEHEM, Pa. -- The Eagles aren't wasting any time. After one preseason game Andy Reid made his first significant move, dropping Demetress Bell and promoting King Dunlap to the first team at left tackle. Dunlap took first-team repetitions during this morning's walkthrough and will start on the... Read more
Reid's agent: Lurie said Andy's coach as long as I'm owner
Jeff McLaneBETHLEHEM, Pa. -- Bob LaMonte reiterated a story he's told many times whenever he's been asked about Andy Reid's future with the Eagles. But it bears repeating as Reid enters his 14th season as Eagles head coach -- all still without a Super Bowl -- and off an 8-8 season that owner Jeffrey Lurie called... Read more
Eagles vs. Steelers winners and losers
Jeff McLaneThe Eagles won their preseason opener over the Steelers, 24-23, but it wasn't necessarily a performance Andy Reid will want to bottle up and keep – especially from his starters. Here's a compilation of some winners, losers and others from last night's game after re-watching... Read more
Reid: Backup QB competition open
Jeff McLaneIt was one preseason game and only one quarter of play for each quarterback, but Nick Foles had a stronger 2012 debut than Mike Kafka. Kafka was facing the Steelers' second team defense and Foles their third stringers, so the compare the two reserve quarterbacks may not be an entirely fair enterprise... Read more
Michael Vick suffers left thumb contusion
Zach BermanUpdated at 12:14 a.m. The Eagles suffered a big scare on Thursday when Michael Vick came off the field with a left thumb injury suffered when his throwing hand hit Jason Kelce on the follow-through of a pass in the second quarter of the Eagles' preseason opener. However, the injury is not a cause... Read more
Maclin out with hamstring injury
Jeff McLaneJeremy Maclin sat out tonight's preseason game against the Steelers with a hamstring injury. The wide receiver injured his hamstring during pre-game warm-ups, the Eagles said. Rookie Damaris Johnson started in place of Maclin and caught the Eagles' first pass of the game for four yards. Eagles coach... Read more
Eagles' inactives and starting lineup changes
Zach BermanThe Eagles have 11 players inactive against the Steelers: WR Riley Cooper, S Nate Allen, S Colt Anderson, LB Jamar Chaney, DE Trent Cole, LT Jason Peters, G Brandon Washington, TE Brent Celek and DT Mike Patterson. The starting lineup changes are interesting in result. - Cullen Jenkins will start... Read more
Eagles vs. Steelers pre-game notes
Zach BermanFor the first time since Jan. 1, the Eagles will play a game in Lincoln Financial Field. It will obviously be an emotional night after Garrett Reid's passing, and the Eagles are wearing a "GR" patch on their helmets and will have a moment of silence. They will also honor two firefighters and two police... Read more
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So we put a homework desk on yo' treadmill so you can do nothing while you go nowhere.
So we put a treadmill on yo' scooter so you can move while you run!
So we put a burger patty grill on yo' muffler so you can grill while you drive!
Just fasten the attachment to the muffler and drive for a while. Thankfully no exhaust actually comes into contact with the patty: the hot air is used to heat a metal plate between the two instead. It's a good thing too, because that would be one smokehouse style burger I would not want to touch!


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Friday's Gricnhmas Carol!, Part 2: Scrooge's Last Minute Xmas Shop
"Come one, come all!" yelled Friday. "Because if one is coming, da rest might as well come, too!"
Friday and Homer have just opened "SCROOGE'S LAST MINUTE XMAS SHOP".
"Santa Fri is here!" announced Fr... uh, Santa Fri. "And so is Home-Dog the Black-Eyed Reindeer!"
"Black-Eyed?" asked Homer.
Suddenly, Friday punched Homer hard in the eye, giving him a black eye.
"Oh.... I get it..." said Homer.
"Hey!" said Tsheepo, the local cheapskate. "Only I can sssshell crappy itemssshh for inssshhane pricessshhh!"
"What?" chuckled Friday.
"I ssssshhhhhaid....."
sssshtarted started Tsheepo.
"I don't care what you sssssssshhhaid!" yelled Friday. "Get lost!"
"Take a chill pill, Doctor Phil!" yelled Homer. "It's Christmas/Hanukkah/Quanza!"
"Actually, I sssshhhhelebrate Cheddartoly..." mumbled Tsheepo.
"What the heck is that?" asked Friday.
"A holiday my dad made up to advertise hisssssh company." answered Tsheepo.
"Okay....." mumbled Homer.
"NOW GET LOST!!!" shouted Friday.
Tsheepo left the store, mumbling some curse words/mispronouncing them.
As Tsheepo left, Monday entered.
"What the Naughty List is going on here?" asked Monday. "This kid at the daycare I was volunteering at had a 'toy' that was real a stapler duct taped to a box of matches duct taped to a rabid raccoon! He said his mom got it from Scrooge's Last Minute Xmas Shop."
"Yes, we ARE doing fine this Christmas Eve, thank you very much." replied Friday. "And, YES, I will go out with your ex-girlfriend you just broke up with. Oh, wait, I already am...."
"Friday, seriously, I mean, you're a good cousin and all, but you're a HORRIBLE PERSON!" yelled Monday.
"Lecture, lecture, LECTURE!" groaned Friday.
"Oh, and, uh.... what was that last one?" asked Monday.
"Lecture?" asked Friday.
"No... it was something about my ex-girlfriend...." said Monday.
"You mean Liz?" asked Friday. "We're just friends.... um... MONDAY, HOMER. HOMER, MONDAY. You guys are getting along good so far! 'Kay, bye!"
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Herb Canales: Visiting Sir Paul, revisiting the Beatles
CORPUS CHRISTI - Friday marked the 50th anniversary of the Beatles' arrival in America with their appearance on the "Ed Sullivan Show" two days later. Our family tuned in that night along with 73 million other Americans. Garnering a viewership of 40 percent of the nation, it is still one of the largest events in television history. I was 9 and remember it clearly. America and the music world were never the same.
Rock music was born in America, but it was repackaged in Great Britain and sent back across the Atlantic in the form of the British Invasion led by the Beatles. Until then Britain had done little in music to stir the world. That was to change dramatically with the Beatles and their fellow countrymen. Singing and song-writing were largely separate functions, with Tin Pan Alley and Brill Building song-writing teams like Carole King and Gerry Goffin churning out hits in an assembly line for the popular singers of the day. The Beatles combined those functions.
What marked the uniqueness of the Beatles was their originality, the cleverness and spontaneity of their compositions, and their remarkable ability to constantly remake themselves. They were never satisfied with the same formula. They did not change with the times, musically speaking — the times changed with them. In a short period they evolved from the whimsical "Love Me Do" and "I Want to Hold Your Hand" to the more mature themes in the operatic Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band, now ranked by Rolling Stone magazine as the No. 1 rock album of all time. Ability to maintain momentum would be demonstrated again when Paul McCartney would record with Stevie Wonder and Michael Jackson and when George Harrison would join with Roy Orbison, Bob Dylan, Tom Petty, and Jeff Lynne (of Electric Light Orchestra) to form the Traveling Wilburys.
The numbers tell the story of the Beatles' popularity and commercial success as a group: more than 2 billion albums sold, 15 No. 1 hits, one of which stayed at the top of the chart for 30 weeks, the McCartney-written "Yesterday" covered by more artists than any other song, some 3,000! Just how many garage bands were formed as a result of the Beatles is unknown but it became a craze. Forty-five years later, Abbey Road still leads album sales in vinyl format. Their popularity continued as individual artists. McCartney's recent Japanese tour grossed $40 million.
While in London in October I had the opportunity to meet McCartney at a signing of his new CD (titled New) at His Master's Voice record store on Oxford Street. I happened across the notice of this event accidentally while thumbing through a London newspaper. I ended up queuing for 26 hours and met the most interesting people.
There was Rose from the Netherlands, now a friend, who traveled to London for the event. She quickly established her credentials with the rest of us by showing photos of her being embraced by Sir Paul on stage. She came with sleeping bag. He would remember her at the signing. There was Phil with McCartney tattoos and whose pronounced Manchester accent was at times not understandable to my American ears. You can see him meeting McCartney on YouTube.
Two young Japanese women, born 20 years after the Beatles broke up, spoke limited English but could recite Beatles songs. Meeting McCartney brought them to tears. Two young American women whiled away the time in the queue filling in Beatles coloring books. Another young lady flew in from Moscow or so she said. She arrived late, inserted herself in the queue, and was chased away by Rose and others. Indeed, an Australian in military fatigues had advised us to hold our positions because autograph hounds would come in at the last moment and try to cut the line.
I was one of the lucky 100 or so who were able to meet McCartney. He ultimately threw his pen into the crowd and departed, disappointing a large number of people. Security was tight, understandably. John Lennon was shot dead in New York in 1980. In 1999 George Harrison was brutally stabbed by an intruder in his home. He survived but later died of cancer.
As my time approached in the queue to meet McCartney I thought about what I would say, knowing I had little time. I told him of the upcoming anniversary in America. He recalled Ed Sullivan. I also spoke of the impact of the Beatles. They burst on the scene in America less than three months following the assassination of President Kennedy, the young president who inspired the baby boom generation. The nation was still in shock. They inspired us with their beautiful and joyful music with universal themes and brought happiness back to American youth.
This unique talent which has stood the test of time is what brought such a diverse group together at the London signing, who braved the 26-hour period, part of which in the cold night air, to meet McCartney. What a remarkable county Great Britain is to have given the world Chaucer, Shakespeare, Jane Austen and the Beatles. Their popularity continues attested by record sales and numerous current magazine/newspaper cover stories.
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It seems that actor Terrence Howard may be going over his own fiscal cliff. The "Red Tails" star was sued by American Express in November for an unpaid balance of $33,474.79, according to court documents.
The complaint, which was filed in the Los Angeles Superior Court on November 30, charges against the actor individually, as well as his company, Al Chemist Productions Inc. American Express is also seeking ten percent interest from the date the suit was filed.
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Marcellus gas fuels Natural Gas Vehicles
Natural gas encourages industrial and large commercial end-users to revisit their operational plans
Allen Matkins partner Ray Buddie - San Francisco Construction & Development Summit
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Sackett v EPA - Supreme Court Authorizes Pre-Enforcement Review of Clean Water Act Compliance Orders - David Cooke
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Don Donadio on Economic Development Incentives in North Carolina
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Last week, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court, on certification from the United States Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit, ruled that the primary term of an oil and gas lease would not be equitably tolled during the pendency...more
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Online vacation rental marketplace HomeAway Inc. has filed suit against the City and County of San Francisco in an attempt to block a new law restricting home rentals in the City. HomeAway is requesting an injunction to...more
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20th Anniversary of the Biggest Thing in Bay Area Surfing History: "Jay Moriarity – Insane Wipeout at Mavericks"Monday, December 22nd, 2014
Welcome Back, Terracotta: China's Famous Terracotta Warriors Coming Back to Our Asian Art Museum February 22, 2013Thursday, August 16th, 2012
They're ba-aaack!
Armored General, Qin dynasty 221-206 BCE, Height 203 cm, weight 250 kg. Excavated from Pit 1, Qin Shihuang tomb complex, 1980. Reproduced with kind permission from the Qin Shihuang Terracotta Warriors and Horses Museum. Serial number 002747.
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"CHINA'S TERRACOTTA WARRIORS:THE FIRST EMPEROR'S LEGACY – Asian Art Museum kicks off 10th anniversary in Civic Center with epic exhibition
SAN FRANCISCO, August 15, 2012—The Asian Art Museum kicks off its 10th anniversary in San Francisco's Civic Center with an exhibition from one of the greatest archaeological discoveries in modern time. China's Terracotta Warriors: The First Emperor's Legacy will be on view February 22 – May 27, 2013.
The exhibition features 120 rare objects from the great tomb complex of China's First Emperor (259-210 BCE), including 10 life-size terracotta figures—the maximum number of figures permitted outside China in a single exhibition.
Captivating the world since its discovery in 1974, the First Emperor's tomb complex is one of the largest burial sites ever constructed. Estimated at nearly 250,000 square feet—or more than four American football fields—it includes a scale replica of the emperor's imperial palace, complete with stables, offices, an armory and even a zoo. Ancient historians also described "flowing rivers" of mercury, of which trace amounts have recently been confirmed by scientists.
Perhaps most impressive are the estimated 8,000 terracotta figures excavated to date, including warriors of all ranks (all individually constructed, no two faces are alike), acrobats, musicians and horses. The tomb complex took 700,000 laborers nearly 40 years to build.
In 1994, the museum, then located in Golden Gate Park, was among the first to present the terracotta warriors to a U.S. audience. The 2013 exhibition offers a new generation of visitors the rare chance to view the clay figures up close. Visitors will also discover new secrets from the tomb, with more information than ever before on the First Emperor, his reign, and his quest for immortality.
"Celebrating 10 years in our Civic Center home calls for something extraordinary," said Jay Xu, executive director, Asian Art Museum. "In China, history is being unearthed. Bringing a chapter of this epic story to San Francisco—with 10 life-size sculptures from one of the most significant discoveries of our time—is a great way to commemorate this occasion."
Advance tickets go on sale October 16, 2012
More info: www.asianart.org/terracotta-warriors"
The Rare Anthony Green Herons of Golden Gate ParkFriday, June 8th, 2012
"A common species on earth however rare for Golden Gate Park, San Francisco.
Joseph Mailliard listed it as a rarity during the summers at Golden Gate Park in his book "The Birds of Golden Gate Park" published in 1930. At the time it was referred to as an "Anthony Green Heron" p.24."
Here's a shot from the former Strybing Arboretum eight years ago, when there were a few about.
(That was from before paywall went up at Strybing Arboretum. The Board of Supervisors said that they would revisit the issue of charging for admission at the "San Francisco Botanical Garden" if things didn't work out and, actually, things didn't work out, but I don't think anybody's going to seriously reconsider the pay gates.* Oh well. So, I'm never going back there. Oh well.)
*Uh RPD, do you want ideas about what to do instead of blindly following whatever the Botanical Society tells you to do? Oh, not really? OK. Uh, RPD, don't you know that everybody knows that you were lying about the projected attendance figures in the post-paywall era? You do? Good. But the attendance figures are much lower than what you were actually expecting, right? And what you were actually expecting was a lot lower than what you said you were expecting, right? And you're cool with that, and you had no other options at all, RPD, so this is the greatest thing ever, right? OK fine.
Gold Mountain Mural in North Beach is Gone, Long Gone, Owing to Graffiti Vandals – Why We Can't Have Nice ThingsFriday, March 9th, 2012
The news of this mural going away had escaped my attention the past couple of months.
Here's what it looked like before….
…and here's what it looks like now:
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Gen Fujioka of the Chinatown Community Development Center is involved with promoting the horrible Central Subway to Nowhere.
Artist Ann Sherry is fortunate to get a five-figure commission for anything, so I'm not sure why she's so perpetually cranky.
It's not smart to put up images of authority figures (you know, people in military of police uniforms) in a sort of wild part of town
I don't know, maybe this was a bad idea from the start?
I don't know, maybe San Francisco government has lots of bad ideas, you know, from the start?
What can we learn from this episode?
The Longest-Lived Mural Graffiti in San Francisco – Epoxy Plus Paint Equals ForeverTuesday, March 16th, 2010
Here's what the little monsters know – they know that if they tag a big old transformer box or what have you, then it'll simply get painted over by the City or a property owner, sometimes with a quickness. But painting over a mural, such as the one called Gold Mountain at Romolo Place in North Beach near the intersection of Columbus and Broadway, well that throws all the stakeholders into paralysis and so scribblings will remain for tout le monde to see.
Ideally, you'd have the original muralist come over and do a touchup for free. Ideally. But the long-lived tagging on Gold Mountain has epoxy in it, so it's really hard to take off of the wall without erasing everything. And then after you do a fix-up another tagger will come along, despite your use of anti-graffiti coatings and whatnot.
Here, take a look at the mural on Romolo from six-plus years ago – nice and clean.
But WholeWheatToast's photo from 2008 looks just like every other recent photo that you can find online:
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Here's the current shot from Google Maps. (Note that Google's face-blurring privacy program doesn't distinguish betwixt real people and paintings of people.)
And the pic on MapJack looks the same as well. Oh well.
Now honestly, I'm not sure how much good putting up video cameras would do unless you had somebody to watch a live feed 24-7. I mean the value of showing the SFPD grainy night-time footage of some skinny, 5′ 8″, hoodie-wearing hood isn't much, right?
For all I know these tags are still there today, with more added on, possibly. I'll check it out the next time I'm in the area.
(San Francisco: The City That Knows How®… to sit around and dawdle. Oh well.)
Leaving you with what the Chinatown Community Development Center has to say about all this:
"Gold Mountain Mural Restoration
The Gold Mountain Mural is located at Romolo Alley, near Broadway and Columbus, on the side of the Swiss American building owned and managed by Chinatown CDC. It is the joint effort of Ms. Ann Sherry, the muralist, and Chinatown CDC depicting the lives of Chinese Americans in San Francisco. It was created in 1994, and once restored in 2004 due to heavy tagging. At that time, to honor her, we added the image of our local heroine, Ms. Betty Ann Ong. Ms. Ong is the American Airline stewardess who was the first one to contact ground crew informing them of the plane being hijacked on that fatal flight into the World Trade Center on 9/11.
Recently, this historic mural caught the eyes of the President of the National Museum of Murals and Mosaics in Philadelphia, and will be featured in their online museum website.
Once again, due to tagging, we will start restoring the mural in the near future. We have so far secured some funding to install surveillance cameras to safeguard the mural. Once restoration is complete, we will daily monitor the mural and assist the SFPD to apprehend taggers. (Volunteers interested to help can contact Cathie Lam at 415-984-1461.)
Supervisor Eric Mar Calls for More Protections Against Second-Hand SmokeMonday, February 1st, 2010
[UPDATE: Joshua Sabatini has an update – the next committee hearing will be on February 22, 2010.]
Your San Francisco Supervisor Eric Mar wants to expand Article 19F of the San Francisco Public Health Code – you know, the one from 1994 that prohibits smoking in enclosed areas and sports stadiums.
Check out the current rules after the jump, but don't get used to them as they could be changing soon. This afternoon's meeting of the Board of Supervisors Committee on Land Use & Economic Development could lead to some changes.
A graphic from this afternoon's rally – secondhand smoke levels from outdoor dining areas at two unnamed cafes in North Beach are considered dangerous by the EPA:
80 souls were there before the committee meeting began:
Eric Mar and supporters enjoying a healthy smoke-free ride in the Richmond District back in 2008:
Brace yourselves:
Rally & Press Conference Before the Board of Supervisors Committee
Hearing on Ordinance that Closes the Gaps in Public Health Code
Polk Street City Hall Steps
Monday, February 1 at 12:00 noon
WHAT: A rally and press conference to support an ordinance that will
expand protection from second hand smoke by closing gaps in the
San Francisco Public Health Code. San Francisco is poised to
join 18 other Bay Area cities in offering protection from
second hand smoke by prohibiting smoking in many outdoor areas
such as farmers markets, outdoor dining areas, theater and ATM
lines, hotel and motel lobby areas, and other places frequented
by members of the public. The rally will convene just before
the meeting of the Board of Supervisors Committee on Land Use &
Economic Development, which will hear the proposed legislation
for the first time.
WHO: A large crowd of community members including families, tenants,
tenant advocates, members of the Chinese Progressive
Association and San Francisco Tobacco Free Coalition;
Supervisor Eric Mar, Supervisor John Avalos, Jul Lynn Parsons
(Co-Chair of Mayor's Disability Council), Carol McGruder
(Tobacco Free Coalition member); Alex Tom (Tobacco Free
Coalition; Chinese Progressive Association) and others.
The proposed ordinance would update Article 19F of the San Francisco Health Code, the landmark legislation adopted in 1994 that protects residents and visitors from second hand smoke. If approved by the Board of Supervisors and signed by the Mayor, San Francisco would join a long list of other Bay Area cities that have already expanded protection from second hand smoke for their residents to include many outdoor areas.
MTV's Real World San Francisco 1994 Returns: Pedro the Movie Airs April 1Wednesday, March 4th, 2009
You kids are too young to remember, but before the Internets there was TV, the biggest thing ever. You see, we didn't have YouTube and Facebook and all, we only had MTV's Real World. Hollywood came to town, rented a house on one of the most touristy blocks imaginable, and then stuffed it full of video cameras and castmembers, like Puck (the fans' favorite), Pedro, Rachael, Judd, Cory, Mohammed, Pam and Jo. (Was UCSF Medical School grad Pam Ling really the most irritating actor on this show?) Reality television was a newer idea back then, so this show got lots of attention.
People certainly paid attention to AIDS-activist Pedro Zamora. Read up about him here because a movie about his short life will premiere on MTV, mtvU, LOGO and MTV Tr3s on April 1, 2009. See the news below.
This is the actual Pedro Zamora, from 1994:
And this is the movie Pedro Zamora:
So yes, it's a scripted drama about a Bunim-Murray Productions reality TV show, but there you go, your choice. You might be surprised with what you see:
"MTV's "The Real World" is now in it's 18th season but it has never reached the kind of social significance and importance it did after it's third season. Today's "Real World" is a far cry from what it used to be. Whereas before it was filled with important social commentary and significance, today it's degenerated simply into a bunch of snot nosed twerps having sex, and getting drunk with no socially redeeming value of any kind."
OK then.
Here's today's news:
World Television Premiere Event: The Film 'Pedro' Airs on MTV, MTV Tr3s, mtvU & LOGO on Wednesday, April 1 at 8:00 PM ET/PT
Introduced by President Bill Clinton, BMP Films and MTV Bring Academy Award-Winner Dustin Lance Black's ("Milk") Story of The Real World's Pedro Zamora To Life
MTV and World Class Partners to Help Mobilize Young People to Get Tested During STD Awareness Month
MTV, mtvU, LOGO andMTV Tr3s, withsubtitles in Spanish, will present the world television premiere of Pedro, a movie based on the remarkable life of The Real World's Pedro Zamora, on Wednesday, April 1 at 8:00 PM ET/PT. BMP Films, in association with MTV, produced this biopic written by Academy Award-winner Dustin Lance Black ("Milk"). For more information and to view the movie trailer, please visit www.pedro.mtv.com.
In 1994, Zamora captured the hearts of millions as the first-ever openly gay, HIV-positive main character on TV — on MTV'sThe Real World: San Francisco. Zamora's time in the house on Lombard Street brought a face to the AIDS crisis. President Bill Clinton has long credited Zamora with personalizing and humanizing the epidemic, and he will introduce Pedro when it makes its world television premiere April 1st.
"To this day, Pedro Zamora remains an extraordinary example of what a huge impact one young person can make in our world," President Clinton said. "I'm glad to have known him, and I'm grateful his life has been able to inspire and enrich so many others."
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Chinese Pepper Steak
14 Jun 2009
The chinese pepper steak is prepared with a sirloin steak. Cooked with sauteed garlic and veggies like onions and green peppers, the chinese pepper steak is simmered in a pan with soy sauce, bouillon and water chestnuts and is best served with jasmine rice.
|Sirloin steak
|1 1⁄2 Pound (1 Inch Thick)
|Vegetable oil
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|1 Clove (5 gm), crushed
|1 Teaspoon
|1 Teaspoon
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|Green peppers
|3 Large, sliced
|2 Large, thinly sliced
|Soy sauce
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|Beef bouillon
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|Water chestnuts
|1 Cup (16 tbs), sliced thin
|1 Tablespoon
|Cold water
|14 Cup (224 tbs)
|Green onions
|4 , cut in 1 in. pieces
Cut meat into 1/8-inch thick slices.
Heat oil in skillet; add garlic, salt, ginger and pepper.
Saute until garlic is golden.
Add steak; brown and remove.
Add green peppers and onions; cook 3 minutes.
Return beef to pan; add soy sauce, sugar, bouillon, water chestnuts, cornstarch dissolved in cold water and green onions.
Simmer about 3 minutes or until sauce thickens.
Serve over hot rice.
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Lamb With Tomatoes
|2 Ounce (50 Gram)
|Vegetable oil
|2 Tablespoon
|Lamb shoulder
|2 Pound, cut into 4 cm or 1 1/2 inch cubes (1 Kilogram Of Boned Lamb Shoulder)
|To Taste
|Black pepper
|To Taste
|Small tomatoes
|1 Pound, peeled, halved and seeded (500 Gram)
|1 Tablespoon
|White wine
|4 Fluid Ounce (100 Milliliter)
|Chicken stock/Veal stock
|8 Fluid Ounce (250 Milliliter)
|1 Clove (5 gm), crushed
|2 Tablespoon, freshly chopped
Melt 25 g/1 oz of the butter with the oil in a frying pan.
Add the lamb cubes and sprinkle with salt and pepper.
Fry until the cubes are lightly browned and tender.
Transfer to a warmed serving dish, using a slotted spoon.
Keep hot.
Melt the remaining butter in another pan.
Add the tomatoes and fry gently for 5 minutes.
Remove the tomatoes from the pan with a slotted spoon and arrange around the lamb cubes.
Keep hot.
Stir the flour into the fat remaining in the pan in which the lamb was cooked.
Cook, stirring, until the flour is lightly browned.
Gradually stir in the wine and stock with the garlic and simmer, stirring, until the liquid has reduced to half the original quantity.
Pour this sauce over the lamb and sprinkle with the parsley.
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Upcoming UFAs, RFAs
Posted 27 March 2014 - 09:23 AM
Legwand ($5.5 per for 4 years)
Alfredsson (walk)
Samuelson (walk)
Bertuzzi (walk)
Cleary (1.5 for 1 yr)
Quincey (walk)
Gustavsson (walk and replace with Mrazek)
This would put the Wings at just under 57.6 mil on a 71.1 cap leaving them with 13.5 to sign RFAs or promote from within for the 2014-15 season. This leaves the Wings with 11 forwards, 5 D and 2 G. The Wings would need 2 F and 2 D.
RFAs (2014)
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What do the Wings do?
In Holland we trust.
Posted 27 March 2014 - 09:40 AM
You had me until Cleary...
You let ALL UFA's go except Legwand (and $5.5M is too much) and possibly Alfie.
You resign ALL RFA's (obviously) and then trade players accordingly to fit your needs. You left out Almqvist, he needs to be re-signed and then packaged in a trade IMO.
I think Mrazek needs one more full year in GR to grow. I look to signing Tomas Vokoun to push Ugh harder because Monster and Mrazek haven't done that enough this season. Mrazek just with his inexperience and Monster, well, he gets injured too often.
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DAN WHATEVER YOUR f****** NAME IS CLEAR OR CLEARLY GET THE f*** OUT OF THIS TEAM BACK GO f****** LEARN TO PLAY MORON I PERSONALY DON'T GIVE A s*** THAT YR LEG IS f***ET UP, PLEASE LIIVE. ANF BABCOCK PLEASE GET READ OF OUR QUINESSSSSSYYYYY HOLLAND YOU JUST HIT THE JUCK f****** POTT!
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Posted 27 March 2014 - 10:57 AM
wasn't there already some sort of thread similar to this?
imo, UFAs: alfie and legwand stay (unless the wings win the cup, then alfie retires)
RFAs: I agree with leftwinger (because duh )
i think mraz & jurco start down in GR, and anderson does if they can't/don't want to trade him.
I don't think we'll resign monster but I wouldn't be surprised if kenny goes after an older goalie for a bargain year (it'd be nice to see brodeur or thomas accept a backup role/push howie for the starting job causing him to play even better consistently)
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There are literally already 2 threads for this
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Health Management Associates Inc., which owns Sebastian River Medical Center and 22 other Florida hospitals among its total of 71, is being acquired by the larger Community Health Systems Inc.
Community Health Systems, which is headquartered in Franklin, Tenn., will acquire Health Management Associates, based in Naples, for approximately $7.6 billion, including the assumption of about $3.7 billion of debt, the companies announced in a joint statement last week after the boards of both companies approved the merger.
When completed, Community Health Systems would own or operate approximately 206 hospitals in 29 states with a total bed count of more than 31,000.
Health Management Associates shareholders will own about 16 percent of the combined company after the deal is finalized.
Wayne T. Smith, Community Health Systems chairman, president and CEO, said the larger company will be "well positioned to realize the benefits of health care reform and to address the changing dynamics of our industry."
Community Health Systems owns, leases or operates 135 hospitals in 29 states with a total of about 20,000 licensed beds. In Florida, however, it had two hospitals, in Crestview and Lake Wales.
Health Management Associates currently operates 71 hospitals in 15 states, including 23 hospitals and 133 clinics in Florida. They total approximately 11,000 licensed beds.
Smith said, "Our complementary markets and the ability to form networks in key states, along with the synergies that will be available to us, can create value for the shareholders of our companies, the communities we serve, our employees and medical staffs. We look forward to working with the physicians and employees of Health Management to advance the commitment shared across both organizations to pursue clinical excellence and to deliver quality care for patients."
The transaction is expected to close by the end of the first quarter of 2014 and is subject to approval by a 70 percent vote of Health Management's stockholders, antitrust clearance, receipt of other regulatory approvals, the absence of certain adverse developments, and customary closing conditions.
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Though not visible from the bottom, the climb continues up for a second pitch.
Look for some blocky rock that leads up into a blocky crack, and eventually a left-facing corner with a crack in the back. Start at the base of this.
33m 5.8 Climb blocky rock to a high first piece, then up to the lovely crack in the corner. Clip one of the bolts on the anchor off to the left, and a 2nd bolt on the slab to a bolted anchor.
32m 5.8 Climb up through the dirt and trees off the anchor to better rock above. Though not obvious, a number of small placements will appear, generally when needed. Clip 4 bolts along the way, and finish at a cedar at the top.
Descent: walk-off, or lower-off the cedar (may need to bring leaver-gear, no fixed anchor/gear on tree.)
Usually only the first pitch is climbed, often stopping short at the anchor to the left, before the slab. The 2nd pitch is a bit dirty, lichen-covered, with occasional smatterings of pine needles, but is good climbing after the initial really dirty bit.
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The global market for pharmacy automation devices is expected to reach USD 8,996.8 million by 2020, growing at an estimated CAGR of 7.3% from 2014 to 2020, according to a new study by Grand View Research, Inc. Pharmacy automation devices such as medication dispensing system, packaging and labeling systems, storage and retrieval systems, compounding systems and table-top counters are used to increase efficiency of work within pharmacies. These devices are used to enhance productivity, system integration, lowering of medication errors, and provide additional time to pharmacists and clinicians for patient care. Rise in demand for pharmaceutical products, technological advancement, and precise robotic tools to carry out pharmacy operations are some of the key drivers contributing towards the growth of this market. In addition, presence of untapped growth opportunities in emerging markets such as India, Brazil and China and increasing need for automation in pharmacy and healthcare operations are expected to serve this market as future growth opportunities.
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When Kesha went to rehab for an eating disorder, it came as a shock. The singer had visibly lost weight, but no one suspected a problem ... except the 'Warrior' singer's closest circle, who knew something was up.
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Glitter covered, pee drinking, teeth wearing, ghost-sexing singer Kesha is known for her big, bold style and her love of wild hair colors, and she may have just dyed her hair our favorite shade yet: rainbow.
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Mariah Carey, her boobs and her new beau James Packer, aka the fourth richest man in Australia, took their love to Ibiza, Spain where they gallivanted on a yacht with her kids.
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Discover what stories lie hidden on the Don Edwards Refuge in this series by Art Garibaldi. New coordinates will lead you to two new landmarks that embody the rich human history that helped shaped refuge lands. We'll begin with a brief introduction on how to use our GPS units. GPS units are available for loan. Meet at the Visitor Center.
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SHERIDAN — Andrew Bryan Runge and Jessica Hope Smith of Sheridan have announced their engagement.
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Browse our list below for events happening at the Gardens this year, or use the menu to the right to go straight to a particular category. If you're looking for classes and other programming, check out our Learning for Adults and Learning for Families & Children pages for more information.
Insects and Insect Pollinator Display and "Bug Walk"
With Colby College Biology Professor David Angelini
Sunday, July 19
Noon - 3 p.m.
Free with admission
Join Colby College Biology Professor David Angelini for an afternoon of learning about insects, including insect pollinators! Dr. Angelini, a biologist, will be at Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens collecting data on the bumblebees of our region. Beginning at noon, Dr. Angelini and his student Will Simmons will host a display table in our Education Center so visitors can discover live and preserved insects and information on native pollinators. At 2 p.m., Dr. Angelini will lead a fun and interesting "Bug Walk" through the gardens to see what insects and insect pollinators abound here! No registration required.
Fall Tea
Sunday, September 13th
4:00 p.m. in the Cafe
Join us for a delicious Traditional English Cream Tea in our Cafe while the fall colors start to show off in the gardens. There will be delicate tea sandwiches and scones made that morning by Mollie and Wells Moore with Mollie's own strawberry jam topped off with yummy real clotted cream finishing with a mini sour cream walnut cookie. Most important - your own individual pot of tea with your choice of milk or lemon.
Be sure to make your reservations early as there is limited seating.
Kitchen Garden Dinner Series
2015 KGDS The Gothic
Tuesday, July 21
6:00 to 8:00 p.m.
In the Kitchen Garden Cafe
Chef de Cuisine Matt Downes and Owner/Chef Matthew Kenney (a two-time James Beard award nominee and raw-food pioneer) have created a unique and award-winning restaurant in the former Belfast National Bank in Belfast. The Gothic serves a vegetarian only menu that offers both traditional and innovative dishes painstakingly prepared with modern, cutting-edge techniques. Original, bold and full-flavored dishes at the Gothic celebrate both the beauty and bounty of Maine. The Gothic won Eater Maine's 2013 Restaurant of the Year title and is listed in Eater Maine's 2014 18 Essential Restaurants in Maine.
2015 KGDS Maine Harvest Restaurant at Harraseeket Inn
Tuesday, August 4
6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
In the Kitchen Garden Cafe
Under the supervision of Executive Chef Troy Mains, Maine Harvest Restaurant at the Harraseeket Inn features a modern interpretation on French-influenced American cuisine with a farm-to-table devotion to the best and freshest local and seasonal ingredients. Impeccable dining service, expertly prepared, hand-crafted dishes and delightful tableside preparation (the Cesar salad and Chateaubriand are sublime!) are hallmarks of the Maine Harvest experience. Rightfully voted "Best Brunch in Maine" by Downeast Magazine- another great reason to visit Freeport!
2015 KGDS Piccolo
Tuesday, August 18
6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
In the Kitchen Garden Cafe
At Piccolo, Chefs and owners Damien Sansonetti and Ilma Lopez (both named as Star Chef "Rising Stars") serve impeccably prepared traditional home-style dishes of Central and Southern Italy. Their dishes are simply made but with great care and passion using only the freshest traditional Italian ingredients. It is no wonder that Piccolo holds the number 8 spot in Eater Maine's 2014 18 Essential Maine Restaurants list, awarding Sansonetti and Lopez "Best Chef" in 2013. Travel & Leisure Magazine awarded Piccolo with "Best New Romantic Restaurant" in 2014 and The Maine Sunday Telegram gives them 4 1/2 stars.
2015 KGDS Hugo's and Eventide Oyster Company
Wednesday, September 16
6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
In the Kitchen Garden Cafe
Using modern cooking techniques and fresh, local ingrediants Chefs Andrew Taylor and Mike Wiley have wowed the Portland food scene and its devotees consistently with their menus at Hugos and Eventide Oyster Company. Hugo's was named the #2 restaurant in New England in 2013 by Opinionated Diners website & food blog. Chefs Taylor and Wiley named as Food & Wine's 2013 "Best New Chefs in New England", Hugo's and Eventide also hold, respectively, the #4 and #7 positions in Eater Maine's 2014 "18 Essential Maine Restaurants" list.
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2015 KGDS The Rooms-Portland
Thursday, October 1
6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
In the Kitchen Garden Cafe
Acclaimed Chefs Harding Lee Smith and Sean Doherty will represent The Rooms-Portland. "I wanted to make a neighborhood gathering spot - to have that homey feel like when you step into someone's living room…"
Harding Lee Smith, chef and owner of The Front Room Restaurant & Bar, The Grill Room & Bar, The Corner Room Kitchen & Bar and Boone's Fish House and Oyster Room, is a Mainer by birth. Once he graduated from Portland's Deering High School, Harding left Maine to experience the rest of the world. After earning a Bachelor of Science degree from Boston University, he moved to the San Francisco Bay area and attended the Culinary Institute of America's West Coast campus in Napa Valley. After an apprenticeship in Venice, Italy, Chef Smith relocated to Maui, Hawaii where he was the chef of several well-known restaurants. After six years on the island, family and the Red Sox were calling and he returned to Maine in the fall of 2003. After spending the winter of 2005 at the venerable Back Bay Grill in Portland, Harding embarked on his dream, the opening of a casual neighborhood restaurant and bar… Ten years and 4 award-winning restaurants later, Chef Smith has rightfully earned the title "Hardest Working Chef" by the Maine Sunday Telegram. All of his restaurants were recognized as "Best New Restaurant" in the year of their opening by the Phoenix Readers Poll and The Corner Room is the proud recipient of 3 consecutive Wine Spectator Awards of Excellence.
2015 KGDS Vinland
Tuesday, October 13
6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
In the Kitchen Garden Cafe
Vinland is the first and only restaurant in the world to use 100% locally sourced ingredients in every dish-even down to the salt. Chef David Levi creates dishes that embrace indigenous foods, cuisines and traditions of New England and are influenced by the New Nordic Movement in Scandinavia. Hailed as "a serious star...Portland's leading contemporary restaurant" by The Financial Times of London, awarded a perfect 5-star review by the Portland Press Herald and honored with a dinner at the James Beard House, Vinland lives up to its #5 rating in Eater Maine's 'Top 18 Essential Maine Restaurants in 2014'.
2015 KGDS 40 Paper Italian Bistro
Wednesday, October 28
6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
In the Kitchen Garden Cafe
Join Chef Josh Hixson, Executive Chef and owner of 40 Paper, his lauded restaurant in Camden, which serves traditional Italian cuisine with regional Mediterranean influences and 3 Crow in Rockland, his modern take on traditional Southern American cuisine, for a delicious evening at the Gardens. All of Chef Hixson's dishes are meticulously hand-crafted with the freshest and brightest ingredients which has earned him accolades as one of Maine's finest chefs.
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2015 KGDS Tao Yuan Restaurant
Tuesday, November 10
6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
In the Kitchen Garden Cafe
Asian-inspired ingredients and flavors hallmark award-winning Chef Cara Stadler's unique and delicious cuisine that is prepared with only the freshest, locally produced ingredients. Varied, sublime tasting courses are served family style. Recent awards and citations for Tao Yuan and Chef Stadler include:
2014 James Beard "Rising Star Chef of the Year" semifinalist
Food & Wine's 2014 "Best New Chef" award
Portland Press Herald's Maine Sunday Telegram's 2013's Top Maine Restaurant
Exhibit Receptions
To see more information for all of our Art and Photography Exhibits for 2015, please click here.
Opening Reception for Photo Club: Enchanted Gardens
Friday, August 7, 5:00-7:00 p.m.
Free, public reception in the Resource Room of the Visitor's Center.
See the talent of our Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens Photo Club. In this juried exhibition, titled "Enchanted Gardens", Photo Club members exhibit their work of the Gardens looking their most magical.
Everyone is welcome to join us for this free reception. It is not necessary to RSVP to this event, but doing so helps us plan ahead to put on the best reception possible.
This exhibit runs August 1 through December 15 in the Resource Room of the Visitor's Center.
Opening Reception for Flower Power: Paintings by Jennifer Knaus
Friday August 14th, 5:00-7:00 p.m.
Free, public reception in the Bosarge Family Education Center.
Come join us for the whimsical and botanical-inspired art of Jennifer Knaus. Refreshments will be served in the Education Center from 5:00-7:00 p.m. Knaus creates her "figurative paintings" using a playful combination of strong female iconography and herbaceous flowers.
Everyone is welcome to join us for this free reception. It is not necessary to RSVP to this event, but doing so helps us plan ahead to put on the best reception possible.
This exhibit runs August 14th through October 31st in the Bosarge Family Education Center.