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The Truth About Vivisection & Animal Testing
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Although Canada is known as a country of beautiful wilderness, peaceful politics, social welfare programs, high education rates, low poverty, excellent health care, and friendly people, there is a dark side to this nation's otherwise beneficent ways: the seal slaughter. Each year, more and more seals are brutally killed, many of which are three months old or younger. Seals are gentle and playful animals that reside…Continue
Shenita Etwaroo is an animal rights advocate, a vegan, author and a volunteer at a local animal shelter. She holds a doctorate degree in religious studies, and is presently pursuing other avenues in academia. She also holds numerous diplomas and certificates in theology, veterinary studies healthcare, and animal law and humane studies.
Shenita has written fiction, short stories and numerous poems and articles.Although she has been writing for many years, her formal work began while participating in journal authoring at a secondary school where she taught English and literature.Inspired by her bunny, Neon (Neo), who saved her life, Shenita has associated with a variety of animal groups and is an active voice for the voiceless and vulnerable.
Shenita's love for animals began when she was a little girl. From her earliest years, she would provide food and shelter for helpless, abandoned creatures. She is committed to working for the welfare of animals who she considers innocent creatures that have to bear heart stopping cruelties just because of inherently cruel humans. Truly, she identifies with the inherent innocence of every animal born in this world, and is a practicing vegan, in a further show of compassion and support.
It was a special bond she shared with her bunny, Neon (Neo)—who saved her life—that motivated her to safeguard the lives of other innocent animals. In memory of her beloved baby, soul companion, best friend, angel and family, Shenita has been aligned with numerous animal rights groups and shelters as a helping hand for the voiceless and vulnerable. It was through Neo she was able to see the world differently, and it was that speechless creature who painted her life with vibrant colors of joy and happiness.
These acts that compel animals to undergo brutal cruelties just in the name of human welfare or amusement are in no way acceptable to her. Such crimes as fur farming, seal hunts, vivisection, animal testing and blood sports are all heinous acts that Shenita hopes to help bring an abrupt end to—while fighting for the conviction of those found guilty of conducting these injustices.
Through her endeavors, she intends to bring a change to the lives of innocent creatures that have undergone inexplicable suffering, and hopes the world soon will be a better place for all. She firmly believes animals deserve the same love, care and affection as humans.
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TEMPE, Ariz. --- The New Mexico softball team pounded out 13 runs on 12 hits to upset the third-ranked UCLA Bruins, 13-1, Saturday night in five innings. Junior pitcher Kelly Ninemire dominated in the circle throwing five innings allowing a run and holding UCLA to two hits. Sophomore Samantha Hughes and freshman Katie Gilmore both hit their first home runs of the year and led UNM at the plate. The Lobos pick up their first victory of the season and move to 1-3 on the season. The upset of UCLA (1-3) was the first victory in the Ty Singleton era at UNM.
"UCLA is a great opponent and we have tremendous respect for its program," said Singleton. "We are very excited about the overall effort. When you face a team the caliber of UCLA it's easy to tighten up but we remained aggressive in every aspect of the game to the very end. We had great at-bats and made plays defensively early to set the tone. There are so many people that had a great game and it was truly a team accomplishment. This is a credit to the team and their hard work."
UNM struck first in the top of the second inning with two runs on three hits. Hughes started a two out rally with a solo home run over the left field fence and was followed by back-to-back singles from junior Ashley Allen and freshman Erin Brandow to push across another run.
UCLA bounced back with a run in the bottom of the second frame to pull within one of UNM. The Lobos took a 2-1 lead into the third inning, when the offense exploded for five runs on five hits. UNM led off the inning with a single by sophomore Analise Rubalcava and proceeded to rattle off four hits in the next five at-bats including a walk by junior Lindsey Elcess. After the offensive showcase by the Lobos, the score stood at 7-1.
Ninemire (1-1) cruised through the last three innings getting UCLA to go down in order and setting up the offensive attack. In the game, Ninemire had three strikeouts and only one walk after facing 18 batters.
In the fifth, UNM sealed the victory with six runs on four hits. The late inning rally was jump started by back-to-back singles by Rubalcava and senior Amy Ray with two outs. Ray was followed by an Elcess two RBI double of the base of the left center field fence. Gilmore capped the rally with a two-run homerun to score Elcess and put UNM up 13-1.
UNM had eight different players collect at least one hit and four had two. Hughes went 2-for-2 with two runs and three RBI, while Gilmore had two hits in four trips to the disk.
The Lobos continue the Kajikawa Classic Sunday against Florida at 11 a.m. For more information about UNM athletics visit www.GoLobos.com.


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A few years ago, Birdie Num Nums was the word in my mother's group. We were Birdie Num Nums junkies, all of us.
And why not? It was one of the first cafes in the northern suburbs to savvy-up to the marketing potential of being kid-friendly. Parents from all corners of Melbourne flocked there, like swans to a duck-dive. These days it is still popular, but not as cloyingly-so.
Birdie Num Nums is located in Carlton North in one of the many single-fronted terraces that make Melbourne so unique. It feels like you're stepping into a piece of history. Until you realise you've had your child's boogers on your shoulder all morning.
This place is an institution. It has a large covered courtyard out the back with a sandpit (stunningly cat-poo free) and plenty of room to run around. Space for the kids to move about as well. The coffee is good, the service pleasant and most importantly, the wait staff are rugrat friendly.
The menu is a pretty standard affair but it's tasty and universally loved. There is a range of egg dishes for breakfast and a large selection of lunch options, such as open melts with chips and salad ($14), tofu and chicken burgers ($15-$16) and salads ($15-$17). There's not much culinary innovation here but they are certainly crowd pleasers. And really, who gives a crap when you can suck on decent coffee with your kids wrapped knee-deep in sand? You don't come here for the food, but for the break.
Ye traditionale kids menu reigns supreme – chicken nuggets with chips, fish and chips, pasta, pikelets, fruit salad etc. etc.. Nothing exciting, but it's reasonably varied. After my whinge last week about the unoriginal "blah blah and chips" on many a kid's menu, I didn't order anything for Inky from it (CAN SOMEONE YELL FOOD SNOB? YES. THERE IT IS). She shared my House Made Corn bread with avocado salsa, bacon, rocket and poached eggs ($16). Freaking YUM can I tell you. Problem is, Inky loves eggs. You order an egg dish for YOURSELF and she's hitting you up for every morsel until you realise you actually haven't eaten any damn egg.
Cor, this kid is part-yolk, I tell ya.
There has been a definite shift in the number of cafes in Melbourne that have gone kid-friendly. I won't say dime-a-dozen, but go ask Hey Bambini about it. There's been some serious wising up in these parts and I'm LOVING it. Birdie Num Nums though, it's one of the first, and in my opinion, still one of the best.
- What was the bill? Breakfast for 1 adult and 1 child + *cough* 3 coffees – $30.
- Where is it? Birdie Num Nums, 745 Nicholson Street, Carlton North
- How kid-friendly is it? 10/10 (you heard me!). Kids menu, highchairs, change table, entertainment (outdoor sandpit and toys).
* This post is not sponsored. Cafe reviews are the opinion of Melbourne Mum, and meals/coffee are paid for out of my own pocket.


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When a BlackBerry PlayBook™ tablet is first started there is an initial setup wizard to complete before the device can be fully used. To start, swipe the screen to move past the welcome page. If using a 4G/4G LTE™ BlackBerry® PlayBook™, the first step is to connect to a mobile network, otherwise it will be to connect to a Wi-Fi network.
The BlackBerry PlayBook tablet will list any available Wi-Fi networks. Select a network to connect to. If the connection is secure there will be a prompt for username and password to access the network.
Note: To complete the setup wizard a Wi-Fi must be established here. If a connection is being made to a public Wi-Fi hot spot there may be a captive portal in place that requires authentication to obtain full access. See KB26582 for steps on how to authenticate with captive portal hot spots. Once a connection is made, swipe to continue to the next screen.
Select the date and time then swipe to continue.
The next screen is the BlackBerry ID Legal Agreement. In the drop-down list select the appropriate country, read the agreement, tap I Agree and then swipe to continue. On the next screen there is a prompt for BlackBerry ID credentials.
If an account already exists simply enter the credentials here. If a new account is needed one can be registered by clicking Create BlackBerry ID. For more information on BlackBerry® ID please see article KB23716.
A mandatory system software upgrade will now be downloaded and installed on the BlackBerry PlayBook tablet. This step cannot be skipped. To prevent issues with the update it is recommended that the tablet be connected to a power source, such as a USB port or wall charger, during this process.
Following this, an option to pair a BlackBerry Smartphone using BlackBerry® Bridge will appear. This is optional and can be skipped if desired.
The next screen provides access to tutorials on how to use the BlackBerry PlayBook tablet.
The final screen of the wizard presents the opportunity to configure additional optional items, such as Wi-Fi connectivity, BlackBerry Bridge and BlackBerry Desktop Software. Tap Done to complete the wizard and start using the device.
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I came across the recipe for Taco Stuffed Shells a few months ago. At first, I wasn't sure how I felt about combining taco meat with pasta shells… but after long consideration, I decided to adjust a few ingredients to my own taste and give it a try.
After all, this recipes has all the makings of a delicious recipe! Here are the ingredients that I chose to purchase to make this recipe. Other recipes may call for different brands etc, but generally… it is safe to go with brands that you know you like and are familiar with. For me, that is McCormick Taco blend for the seasoning, Barilla for the pasta shells, Lucerne Mexican four blend cheese, Lucerne cream cheese, Jennie-O ground turkey breast, and a hot salsa fresca. Jennie-O Turkey is actually 1.25lbs… so you get a little bit more for the money.
1.25lb Extra lean ground turkey breast (you can use beef or chicken)
12oz. box of Jumbo Shells (you will not use them all)
1 packet of McCormick Taco Seasoning
2 cups of Mexican 4 Cheese blend
2 cups of hot salsa
4oz of cream cheese (cubed)
Cook pasta according you package instructions for pre-bake (usually a few minutes less than a full cook). Drain, and lay each shell face up on wax or parchment paper to cool without sticking together.
Cook turkey until brown and add McCormick according to package and cook. Add cubed cream cheese and cover to allow cream cheese to melt, then stir to combine, turn of gas and let meat mixture cool down.
In a 9×13 glass baking dish add 1 cup of the salsa to the bottom of the pan.
Start adding about 1-2 TBSP of meat to each shell and arrange into your pan. (I ended up with 5 rows of 5.
Once shells are full, top each one with the remaining salsa.
Cover, and bake at 350 for 30 minutes. Remove foil, add the cheese, and return to the over for 15 minutes to melt cheese.
Serve with sour cream, avocado, sliced olives, hot sauce… or any of your favorite toppings.
I was pleasantly surprised at how easy this recipe was. It didn't take much time… and it was rather delicious. Christopher mentioned more than once how much he enjoyed this meal. My friend Jennifer also agreed that this was a good recipe. I would like to try it with the ground beef, and using taco sauce for the topping instead of the salsa. All in all this recipe gets a thumbs up in my house and will very likely be made again!
If you give this recipe a try let me know what you think. Also if you have any variations or similar recipes… please feel free to share. I look forward to hearing from you.


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I thought this was a very interesting piece. Asking the question, well, have we reached Peak Apple? The answer being, yes, almost certainly. The reason identified is structural as well:
The story of Apple Incorporated is far from over. It is the most valuable company in the world, by a large margin. Apple produces a range of exceptional and much loved products. It employs many of the most talented designers and engineers on the planet. But I think Apple has peaked and the story of the next few years will be one of a slow but real decline.
All such things are relative of course. We might well argue that Microsoft has declined since the late 1990s, certainly it has relative to some of its peers. But it's still a very successful company with profits that any and every businessman would envy. The argument being made here isn't that Apple is about to go bust, nor that it will fail particularly. Rather, that it's not going to outperform as it has.
Part of this is just reversion to the mean of course. There is very much a dose of luck in any successful business adventure. And luck doesn't, as anyone who has ever played cards knows, last forever. We would rather expect there to be one or two products that really don't make the grade after the stunning trio of successes that are the iPod, iPhone and iPad.
However, over and above just this simple dismal fact about the universe, that the good times don't roll forever, there are two more problems identified:
Why do I think Apple has passed its peak? There are a number of signs. The most visible recent one is the Maps debacle. Replacing Google Maps with an obviously inferior experience shows how much Apple has changed. Apple's success had been all about offering users the best possible experience; suddenly it is willing to give users a clearly worse experience to further its corporate interests – in this case its long-running dispute with Google. We might expect this sort of behaviour from Microsoft, but we don't expect it from Apple.
That does seem fair enough as a criticism. One of the famous Steve Jobs stories is his insistence, weeks before launch, that the iPhone had to have a tougher, glass, screen given the propensity for the planned one to be scratched by keys in pockets etc. That was an insistence on the best possible product at whatever cost to plans and schedules. The release of Maps was a very different decision: as above, the release of a decidedly sub-par product for strategic reasons.
The other reason give is the management style at Apple:
But Apple has serious structural faults. The loss of Steve was devastating – the entire company was built around him and the mistakes we have seen since he left are entirely consistent with a very hierarchical organisation trying to find its way without its leader. I think in hindsight, we will see that Apple's peak of creativity, innovation and leadership was early 2012.
Another way of putting the same point is that if you've got a genius it makes good enough sense to create the structure where the business depends upon that genius. But you're obviously going to have problems when the genius leaves the stage. Yes, genius makes its own rules but this is in violation of what the best book ever about management technique (Up the Organisation. Old but very good indeed) tells us the prime duty of any and every manager. To look for and find the person who can do your own management job better than you can. And then make sure that she gets your job.
The current Apple management structure was, deliberately, built around Steve Jobs. Now that he's not there the company has a problem.
I'm rather persuaded by the analysis given. I have no doubt at all that Apple is going to continue to make vast amounts of money for some years into the future. But I also think that we probably have seen Peak Apple. It's going to go back to what it hasn't been these past 7 to 10 years: just another large and profitable consumer electronics company. Which, after what is has been these recent years, is indeed a decline.
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The Lord's Day Is a Gift from God
from Daniel Hyde Jul 31, 2015 Category: ArticlesThe first four commandments of the law teach us how to love God, even how to love Him in worship on the day of His choosing. It is important for us to understand the fourth commandment, in which God gives His command for the day of His worship: "Remember the ... Keep Reading
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from R.C. Sproul Jr. Apr 22, 2015 Category: ArticlesI suspect I'm like a lot of people in that I tend to think most people are pretty much like me. I tend to think others not only think like me, but tend to sin like me. Thus, my concerns about the habits of the church at large tend to follow my concerns about my weaknesses and failures. Keep Reading
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We understand that the decision to modify/improve your appearance is an important one. Our goal is to provide you with as much information as possible in a private, comfortable, supportive environment. As the largest cosmetic surgery practice in Central Texas, four plastic surgeons, a physician assistant, a registered nurse, one certified skin care specialist and support staff devote their expertise to your new look. We offer a complete range of cosmetic care and aesthetic surgical solutions. Here, you are our first priority and your satisfaction is our ultimate goal.
The Cosmetic Surgery Center of Scott & White is part of the Scott & White Health Care System, the largest multi-specialty practice in Texas.
In your initial appointment, we'll empower you with the information you need to make the best decisions. During your exam and consultation, we will educate you about today's modern cosmetic surgical options to achieve your desired goal. You can choose to see our physician assistant for your initial assessment, free of charge or with a Cosmetic Surgeon. The initial visit with our surgeon is $50 and this is fee will be applied to your surgery package, if you choose to have surgery.
The Cosmetic Surgery Center in Temple offers a welcoming and comforting environment that ensures privacy and confidentiality. Conveniently located off of 57th Street, our facility is separate from the Scott & White Temple Clinic and you can enjoy close parking in a discreet location.
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Dr. Andrew Altman completed his Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery Residency at the University of Wisconsin and went on to complete his fellowship training in Microvascular Reconstructive Surgery at the University of Texas, MD Anderson Cancer Center in Houston, TX.
Dr. Altman's patient care emphasis includes breast surgery, cosmetic surgery, hand surgery and reconstructive surgery.
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Dr. Marcin Czerwinski is the Chief of the Section of Cleft-Craniofacial Surgery at Scott & White in Temple. He completed a plastic surgery residency at McGill University in Montreal and a fellowship in craniofacial surgery at The Craniofacial Center in Dallas.
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Tuesday, April 22, 2014
Will Obama Administration Act to Slow Removals?
There is lots of chatter out there that the Obama administration is considering administreative measures sthat will slow down the well-greased deportation machionery. Activists have been pressing the administration to halt all deportations. Rumors have it that, while the administration is unlikely to do that, it may do such things as exercise prosecutorial discretion to not seek to remove undocumented and other immigrants not convicted of serious crimes. Any bets on what the administration will do?


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We mainly know CyberPowerPC for their gaming desktops, but they offer a full line of gaming laptops as well. At CES 2015 they were showing off one of the most insane laptops with an even more insane configuration! The Fangbook III Extreme is the laptop we are talking about and it was the most powerful gaming laptop at CES 2015!
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Taking the lead with the proud introduction of the largest workstation of the world, Eurocom is surely coming to terms with its own industry and it won't be long before Eurocom will be considered as a name falling in the top most famous technological innovators. The name has not been considered often but this image is soon going to change as Eurocom takes a step further ahead with the surprising pounce into the gaming industry. And within no time, Eurocom has come up again with yet another world's first; the Eurocom X3 Gaming Laptop which has been tagged as the most powerful 15 inch laptop in not only the gaming industry but the entire computing world.
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Moosie, what NFL team are you the general manager? I am amazed at all the brilliant pro scouts posting and yet none of you are employed in the NFL. Apparently Heckert must know something to have been around the NFL for many years. We will not no if this draft is good or bad til this fall, so until then go H & H!
Great point...............not even a veteran QB for a mentor.
While I think McCoy may not be the QB to move the Browns forward, when did he ever show that he was selfish. He always took responsibility for his mistakes and always gave credit to his team mates for the few good things this season. Whether McCoy's dad should have handled the situation differently or not the Browns screwed up. If it was your son you would sit idle? Shurmer more then McCoy is the biggest mistake this team has ever made when it comes to coaches. McCoy might not be the man, but at least he tries with poor talent and pathetic play calling.
Shurmur is so obvious. I'm just a beer drinking fan who has been watching the NFL for over 40 years and know his play call. Please try to disguise your intentions.
Dick Jeron stinks, a gimpy quarterback and you go into a prevent defense? With this coaching staff their is no BALLS! What have we got to lose? The team is a reflection of the owner a "yuppie puss"'
You're absolutely correct!! I was willing to put up with Mangini after his wins with N.O. & N.E. but not any more. He doesn't even seem like he is engaged during the game. I guess I'm jealous of teams with coaches who are up and down the sideline getting in coaches and players faces. We are ready for a change.............................
So another 1st round bust? Looks as if the new crew does not know how to draft either if Wright is the best cover corner we have. What was that backs name, oh yea Hardesty BUST.... No pass rush and manweinie passed on Clay Matthews last year. Whenever any of my friends gets excited about the Browns all I can say is "Whatever". I'm finding myself after 30 years as a Browns fan not even bothered if I miss any of the game.
I appreciate what you are saying, I thought it was 73 & 70. Right now, having been a Browns fan for over 30 years, I am apprehensive on a college coach. When you consider the "bloated" egos that come with coaching in the NFL I guess I would feel better having an experienced NFL guy. What ever decision is made I hope you and I and the rest of the weary will have a team to be proud of again!
Are you serious? At Iowa Kurt Ferentz's record is barely .500. Isn't the talent recruited by Kurt and his staff? If we are going to get a college coach at least get one who is consistent in breaking the top 5 in college ranks. Is Pioli wanting Kurt because he is a "great" coach or because they are drinking buddies?
Kirk Ferenz is 73 and 70 in 12 seasons as the head coach of Iowa! I do not care what anyone says that record sucks as a college coach, and people want him to coach the Browns? I agree with the asessment of Mangini, I feel his down fall was Brett Farve. I do not know who's decision it was to bring in Farve but, it's clear it was not the right one. I beleive that Pioli is Bill Belicheks puppet and that is why he is reluctent to leave.
If Ferenzt is so good why has he been stuck in Iowa? If he dosen't have talent then that is his fault. Apparently good prospects do not believe in him either. Mark my words if he becomes the Browns head coach it will set this club back for years. I have been following College and pro football for over 30 years and think a McKay and Shanahan could turn this around.
Mr. Lerner, PLEASE do not hire PIOLI! You know the Patriots are controlled by Bill B., and Scott does his bidding. Also, Pioli wants to hire Ferentz (a college coach who is not any good), this could be a disaster in the making.


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Summer may be winding down, but Enzian's series of outdoor films in downtown Winter Park, otherwise known as "Popcorn Flicks," continues to rock'n' roll. I'll be on vacation hanging out with the kids for the week of August 6 - 10 (camps are done but school doesn't start for another couple of weeks here in Central F-L-A), but I didn't want to miss the opportunity to remind everybody about Thursday, August 9, and the long awaited return of the Marx Bros. to Central Park. The curtain goes up on A NIGHT AT THE OPERA (1935), perhaps their greatest comedy next to DUCK SOUP, at sunset, and you won't want to miss this priceless classic--even thinking about "the Party of the First Part" contract still cracks me up. Orlando Weekly Music & Film Editor Jason Ferguson will be doing the intro honors and gracing the crowd with some interesting historical trivia and perspective on the film and its stars, so don't be late.
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salt and pepper to taste
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barbeque sauce
I make this all the time but keep meaning to rate this so here goes. I rate this a 5 with my alterations, otherwise it is a 4. I usually use a 4-5# roast, I use the recipe as listed plus I place a sliced onion on top. After this has cooked 6 - 8 hours or so, I take it out, drain the juice out, shred the beef and return to the crock pot. I then add another 18 oz of barbecue sauce and simmer it until whenever we are ready to eat, usually another one to three hours. Sometimes I buy the economy 32 oz of barbecue sauce and use 1/2 in the beginning and 1/2 after shredding. I have had best results with KC Masterpiece. I have one son that likes Sweet Baby Ray's but that is a bit sweet for most people's tastes. For work functions I cook this in the crock pot all day, come home, drain and shred, place meat in fridge. Next morning I add the meat plus the extra jar of barbecue sauce, take to work and put in slow cooker on low and it is served for lunch approximately 4 hours later. It gets RAVE reviews! This is highly requested and so simple! I can usually find roasts on sale for 1.79/lb plus so it is economical when feeing large crowds. Try this, I don't think you will be disappointed!
This just didn't turn out for me. I think it's all about the sauce & meat you use. I used Jack Daniel's, and maybe it is just too thick to not have extra liquid. Also, my meat was a leaner cut. After about 7 hours, I had a burned, sticky pile of inedible expensive ingredients. It was SO disappointing. It seems to have worked for others & my crockpot is not usually hotter than average, so I think it comes down to the sauce & meat selected. I recommend making this (the first time) when you are able to check on it after 4 hours and adjust the liquid if needed.
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This recipe, was a HUGE hit with everone (60 ppl) at my party recently, and was the most requested recipe of all time for me. For absolute success, I have two tips: USE EYE ROUND ROAST! It's leaness allows the meat to slow cook for 8 hours without diluting the BBQ sauce with liquids from fat. After the meat is cooked and cooled, slice it thin and return it to the crockpot on low. I used (4) 4 lb roasts cut in half. (Remember, 60 people and 4 crockpots!). Half way through cooking time, I turned the sections over to allow them to cook evenly in the sauce. Second, if you haven't spotted the Bourbon Whiskey BBQ Sauce recipe submitted by Kevin on this site yet, you should. It's better than great. This combination made the dish to die for. All I could hear in the crowd was "the barbeque beef is sooooo good". If you really want your cooking to please, this combo does the job. Thanks!
I used pork tenderloin instead of chuck roast. I've used chuck roast for these types of recipes in the past and thought they were too fatty. You end up having to pick out the pieces of fat and a lot of it cooks off into the sauce making it greasy. I believe this is why a lot of reviewers felt they needed to replace the cooking sauce. With the pork tenderloin there is almost no fat at all and the meat comes out super tender and easy to shred. You can put it right back into the bbq sauce it cooked in which adds additional flavor. No need to drain. Perfect and easy! Mine was tender enough to shred easily after 8 hours on low.
So easy, and if you follow other reviewers' tips (drain fat and a lot of the juice towards end of cooking time, add new bbq sauce to the shredded meat, then finish cooking for the last hour or half-hour), you'll have a great meal with little effort. You can use pork or beef and vary the kinds of bbq sauce for variety. Try one of the mustard-based sauces -- yummy!
We make this at least every two weeks, because its delicious and so easy. It makes the whole house smell good. If you live in or near Texas, I'd definitely recommend Stubb's Barbecue Sauce. I put half of a bottle in it all day.. then I pour most of this down the sink because there's alot of grease after it cooks all day. Then I shred it and pour the other half of the bottle on it at the end. Its delicious.
TRY THIS! I bought a 3.5lb chuck roast, put it in the crockpot and seasoned with the onion and garlic powder and pepper as the recipe states. THEN, I poured Dr. Pepper (really!) over the roast until it was covered completely. I then added a generous amount of salt to the liquid. The combination of the salt and Dr. Pepper really tenderizes the meat. Cook on low for 8 hours WITHOUT any BBQ sauce. Once the 8 hours is up, the meat literally falls apart on it's own! I discard all of the liquid mixture and shred the beef. Then, I add my BBQ sauce and mix together and leave the cooker on warm until it is ready to be served. It is phenomenal-a must try! I made my own BBQ sauce which is great too! Recipe for that follows: 1/2 tsp oil, 1/2 onion(minced), 1 clove garlic (minced),1/2C ketchup, 2 Tbsp worcestershire, 2Tbsp apple cider vinegar, 1/8 cayenne pepper, 1/2 cup Dr Pepper, brown sugar (if desired). Heat oil in pan on medium. Sautee onion and garlic til soft & fragrant then add rest of the ingredients. Simmer for about 45 minutes (sometimes longer) until sauce thickens.
I would give this more than 5 stars if I could! It is THE BEST recipe ever! Very easy and so delicious! I used about 4lbs of brisket and onion soup mix along with the bbq sauce and garlic salt. I live in the UK and it's hard to buy decent bbq sauce but I found some called New Orleans Smokey Blues, and it's fan-tab-u-lous!
I put it all in the slow cooker this morning before work and the house smelled so good when I got home! I'm actually still cooking it cause my husband wont be home until late. It's been in the cooker now for 13 hours and it seems the longer I leave it in, the better it gets! (I've been picking it at all evening!)
Thank you so much for an excellent recipe that, if it weren't for my diet, I'd make ALL the time!!
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From luxury spas to chocolate tours, a London hen party offers loads of great ways to celebrate the bride's last days of singledom. To help you plan the perfect itinerary, here are our Top 10 ideas for a memorable weekend in London.
Luxury London Spas
If you want to add a touch of luxury to your day, treat yourself and your hens to some top-class pampering at one of London's most sumptuous spas. The May Fair and Corinthia Hotel offer luxury spa experiences.
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Take a boat cruise along the river Thames and see some of London's best-known landmarks from the water. Will you choose a leisurely cruise, a speedboat tour, a kayak trip or a London Duck Tour?
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Tea in a pot, scones with cream and jam, finger sandwiches and dainty cakes... nothing could be more British than afternoon tea in London. From The Ritz to The Savoy, book ahead to enjoy London's best afternoon teas.
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By The Raleigh Telegram
CARY – Local filmmaker and adventurer Allan Smith survived a terrifying but unique experience this past summer as he filmed an expedition trying to make a record climb to the top of Mt. Everest. By the end of the summer, 10 people had died on the world's tallest mountain, including one of the members of Smith's group, a German doctor who perished on the mountain and is still there.
Smith, age 51, is a former child actor, US Marine veteran, and is currently a professional filmmaker who now operates out of California but still has property and family here in the Triangle after living here for many years.
His two sons call the Triangle home and Smith met with The Raleigh Telegram during his holiday to share some photos and stories from his Mt. Everest experiences.
Smith's DreamQuest Productions was hired to film the exploits of veteran mountain climber and attorney Bill Burke of California. Burke was the oldest American to climb the mountain three years ago at age 67 and he has climbed the highest peak on all seven continents across the globe. For this documentary, Burke was attempting to summit the mountain again at age 70 from both the north and south faces of the mountain to set a record. The film which will be released this coming April is called "Eight Summits: The Bill Burke Story."
However, as Smith told us, the trip turned out to be a deadly one and this year saw the third highest body count of climbers for any year at Mt. Everest. Ten people died from falls, medical conditions, or other calamities on the mountain.
After working with a personal trainer for six months before the expedition, and flying halfway around the world, Smith and his group arrived in the legendary city of Kathmandu, Nepal.
They then flew from there to the short runway higher up in the mountains known as Lukla Airport, which has been rated the most dangerous airport in the world due to a 6,000 foot drop at the end of the runway.
Landing in Lukla got them closer to Mt. Everest, but they still had a ways to go before they could begin their climb.
"You grab all your gear and walk up 35 miles," said Smith. "It's a brutal seven day trek."
However, Smith said that the hike through the valley to Everest was certainly worth the trip.
"It's one of the most beautiful valleys, the Kumbu," he said. "You see yak herders and other local people there."
At the end of the week long hike, Smith said that they saw Everest towering above them and the experience was surreal.
"The first time you see Everest, it takes your breath away," said Smith. "The most surprising thing is that you are actually there."
The Himalayas are often called the rooftops of the world and even being at the base camp involves high altitudes. The base camp at Mount Everest is at an altitude of 17,500 feet. Compare that altitude to Mt. Mitchell in western North Carolina which stands at only 6,683 feet even though it is the tallest peak east of the Rocky Mountains.
Just like Mt. Mitchell where wind gusts have been recorded as high as 178 miles per hour, wind is a concern on Mt. Everest as well. Storms can often blow in and although weather prediction has improved greatly over the past few years, the extreme nature of the weather there is a factor.
Smith says that shortly after arriving at the base camp, one of the sherpas in the camp died of pulmonary edema, which is caused by the high altitude.
"That was kind of a wake up call," said Smith.
Smith said that getting used to the high altitude is the hardest thing to do and that it's not an easy transition, even if you've been on the mountain for a while.
"You wake up in a tent and you start hyperventilating because of a lack of oxygen," said Smith. "It scares the sh** out of you."
At Camp One, further up the mountain, many people came perilously close to getting killed in an avalanche, but Smith said that luckily no one was hurt.
"The tents and everything got blown away," he said. "No one died in that avalanche surprisingly."
According to Smith, there were several problems on the mountain this year that contributed to the unusual number of deaths and made it harder to summit.
The weather was warmer than usual, making some areas more dangerous to climb and the melting surfaces meant it was harder to anchor ropes in some areas. Smith said that it made the installation of rope lines in certain areas of the mountain take longer than usual.
As a result, when the lines were finally put in and the weather cleared, there was a mass rush of people trying to complete the climb from base camp.
It's hard to believe that there could be a traffic jam on Mt. Everest, but Smith said that is exactly what happened.
"After that point, it was a traffic jam," said Smith. "Once they opened the lines, everybody went for it."
Smith said at certain points, there were around 150 people at one time waiting in line on the side of the mountain, not counting the sherpas. He has photos of large lines of people on Everest, despite a perception back home that a climb typically is a lonely affair with few people around.
One big bottleneck was the Hillary Step, where only one climber can pass through at a time. Smith says he feels that climbers having to wait there for hours at a time exposing them to harsh conditions and altitude longer than necessary could have contributed to the large number of deaths by climbers this year.
"You're standing there not moving, getting cold and frost bit," said Smith. "They're so close, they don't want to turn back."
Many of the climbers who died this year had already reached the summit and were on their way back down when they died. One of those who died was in Smith's expedition group.
Dr. Eberhard Schaaf of Germany was found dead after he had reached the top of the mountain and was on his way back down. According to Smith, his co-climbers said that Dr. Schaaf was exhibiting signs of cerebral edema or swelling of the brain caused by altitude sickness.
"He came down [from the summit] and died," said Smith. "They had to leave him on the mountain."
According to an article in Outside Magazine, his body was found by climbers on the way up who had to cut him from a rope where he was found dangling, as he was blocking the path. His body is still there.
Smith said seeing bodies on Mt. Everest is not uncommon and in fact, some of the frozen bodies of past climbers are used as landmarks on the way up.
"I don't know the exact count but it's quite a few," he said. "You can still seem them there, they are part of the map."
According to a climber's blog, there are probably over 200 people who have climbed Mount Everest whose bodies still remain frozen in place at the top of the world.
"Around 225 climbers have died on Everest since 1953 with about 3,700 individuals standing on the summit," says climber Alan Arnette in a researched article on the topic on his blog. "The vast majority of the dead are still there."
The bodies are not left there as a matter of disrespect, but as a matter of logistics. Conditions on the mountain make the removal of bodies a daunting task. Weather is always a factor and often climbers are frozen into place. Those who fall can be located in hard to reach locations such as at the bottom of a cravasse, making recovery dangerous if not impossible.
Often fellow climbers are in no condition to remove the bodies themselves as they are often oxygen deprived and exhausted after being at the top. According to various reports, climbers most often die after they have reached the top and are on their way down. At that point, the climbers have been exposed to the altitude and cold for long periods of time or are out of oxygen.
Leaving the dead on the mountain is part of the mountain's culture and although it may be morbid, it is the reality. However, taking photos of bodies is discouraged and sherpas and others often will try to cover the bodies as best they can when weather conditions permit it.
Although not talking about any one individual in particular, Smith said that the large number of deaths this year may also be due to the fact that anyone — regardless of training, experience, or fitness level can climb Mount Everest.
"One of the things I learned about Everest is that people climb Everest to put a notch on their belt," said Smith. "Many are inexperienced and pay to play which I find unfortunate."
People pay big money to climb the mountain — anywhere from $50,000 on the low end to around $100,000 for the high end guides. As a result, a lot of professionals are on the mountain who have lots of money but no real climbing experience or knowledge of the adverse conditions.
And Nepal's government doesn't seem ready to start deciding who can go and who can't go up the mountain in terms of issuing climb permits or requiring guide companies to have standards for their clients. The country badly needs the tourism revenue and is not likely to start turning down lots of cash by foreign tourists.
""There are no real checks and balances on Everest," said Smith. "If you have the money, you can go."
Smith says that despite being in good shape, there's not much you can do if you succumb to problems with altitude. At the peak, you're over 29,029 feet up or almost six miles above sea level. Those oxygen-depriving altitudes do strange things to your body.
"It's a combination of exhaustion with a difficulty in breathing," said Smith. "It's not a mountain you play with. But you could be the fittest guy on the planet and still get altitude sickness."
As Smith explained, climbing Everest this year was a definitely a challenge. So what happened to Bill Burke's expedition?
After trying to climb the easier Southern route and experiencing the dangerous conditions, many guides and climbers decided to forgo their treks to the top. Even world renowned mountain climbers were saying that the conditions were too dangerous.
At that point, Smith said his month-long Everest trip was over and he had stayed as long as possible to support his team but that he decided not to try and summit the mountain last year. He said the risks were too great when expert Everest climbers were calling it a day after the ten deaths on the mountain.
Bill Burke, the subject of his documentary, did try to go to the colder and more dangerous northern side of the mountain to attempt a summit climb.
"It's colder, with harsher weather conditions," said Smith. "It's a more risky route, but it was still an opportunity."
Burke was not able to reach the top although he was certainly in sight of it.
"He made it up to about 26,000 feet and then turned around due to weather and exhaustion," said Smith.
According to Smith, Burke hopes to return to the mountain and finish his quest. He's already the oldest American to climb to the top of the world and he hopes to set another record soon.
As for filmmaker Allan Smith, he also hopes to return to Mt. Everest someday. Although his experiences this past summer included seeing tragedy on the mountain, he said the fact that the challenge can be so deadly is why people from around the world come to meet it.
"My overall experience was one that I enjoyed as a filmmaker, but the number of deaths was unexpected," said Smith. "To ultimately be losing one of our group members was a tragic loss of life."
The mountain has always called adventurers to see its vast beauty in person and overcome the peak's unique obstacles. Conquering Everest can produce a euphoria and a claim to fame like no other. However, to some it can also offer a one way ticket and a cold, lonely death on the top of a mountain far from home. The potential for tragedy is part of every climb.
"People will always die on Everest," said Smith. ::
ON THE WEB: http://www.eightsummitsfilm.com
Article Posted: Thursday, January 10th, 2013.
PHOTOS: Courtesy of Allan Smith


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What i have found and you can STILL do is you CAN sync your PDF's to any iOS device via iTunes. All you need to do is to now Drag them, or use Shift+Command+O and Add to Library, and once your PDF is in the iBooks Library, goto iTunes then Click on your Device then goto Book across the top Menu Bar and select Sync Book>All Book/Selected Books and in those book are your PDF's.
It still works but you just can't use the Script you used to use, unless it does ?? The Script ones can now be used to goto the iBook Library and then Drag or Add To Library and goto iTunes and do what you have always done. All it has done, has taken it from iTunes and put it in iBooks.
I just did this and works fine
I thought this worked for me once, but last night I tried this numerous times with several different PDF's, and the PDF never synchronized from iTunes to my iPhone. I'm tired of trying to get this non-intuitive iBooks piece of junk to work. iBooks for the Mac is really half-baked, you can't even read a PDF in it! It just opens it in the Preview app.
Instead, I just updated the kindle app on my iPhone running iOS 7 (Which is another story). The new kindle app supports collections, which it had not in the past. They actually listened to their customers, unlike Apple. The kindle app is far superior to iBooks, and there's also the "Send to Kindle" app for the Mac. It's MUCH easier to sync PDF files between devices and Macs. With the Kindle app you can:
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