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HBO's True Blood is prepping for its third season and it seems that creator Alan Ball is looking to bring some more batsh*t characters to Bon Temps. Michael Aussiello at EW posted the official show casting notice. Sorry fellas, looks like next season is going to be an undead sausage party. Check out a rundown of the cast-to-be: Tommy Mickens – Sam's long-lost brotherTalbot – a sarcastic vampire named after a shoe storeJesus Valasquez – "an unordinary orderly with a heart to match his good looks"Franklin Mott – a vampire that befriends TaraCoot – leader of the rednecksJen and Missy – two college girls looking to partyYvetta – a Czech stripper with designs on EricReverand Daniels – a holy man who is going to bang the crazy out of Tara's mom We'd like to make a suggestion for the casting of unordinary orderly Jesus Valasquez: Dun dun duuuuuuuuuunh!
Who gives a twirling sh*t if Joanna Krupa can dance? I certainly don't. Hey ABC, get a pole up on that stage and watch your ratings skyrocket. Joanna is one of the sexiest woman alive, which is clearly evident by the aurora borealis of "daaaaaaaaaaaaaamn!" above. No tap shoes required. A word from Joanna: "I get so sick of wearing lingerie for shoots that I don't even go to Victoria's Secret" Lingerie is overrated anyway. Nothing always works. Or bath bubbles. Personally, I prefer the Robocop brand of liquid suds. You have ten seconds to comply with the pics after the jump.
Dudes, I hate to be the bearer of bad news but the final season of Lost is going to be c-blocked by the Winter Olympics. Also your mom and I are taking things to the next level.According to Carlton Cuse, Lost will take a break after the first few episodes while NBC airs the Winter Games. The show is expected to return in March.This news comes as a total bummer but on the brightside we won't care much anymore come March. We can get through this together, you guys. (IGN)
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Network: ABCHost: Tom BergeronSynopsis: Celebrities partner up with professional dancers and compete against each other in weekly elimination rounds to determine a winner.
Tonight Spike honors horror movies and BET honors hip-hop. Both industries famous for stabbings. CHECK OUT WHAT TO WATCH AFTER THE JUMP NOTE: ALL TIMES EASTERN & PACIFIC!!!
Paranormal Activity is an undoubted success. It cost $11,000 to make and has raked in over $62 million at the box office. I don't have a calculator on hand but when you do the math the profits equal a f*ckload. Of course a sequel is being talked about but more importantly the attention has warranted a pornographic knock-off. Or knockers-off, in this case:Dread Central has alerted us to Jim Wynorski's Para-Knocker's Activity. Yes, the Spielberg of Boob Cinema is taking on the ghost genre and giving it a kinky edge. Filming is slated to begin right after Halloween (presumably because Halloween props will be marked down). Look for it this Spring at the Cans Film Festival.
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The TV Subtitling Industry is set to make a bundle this January as mumbly British comic Ricky Gervais has been hired to host the 67th Annual Golden Globe Awards. This comes as no surprise as The Office star has crushed as a presenter at the Emmys for the last few years. Apparently, he's been approached to host other awards shows in the past but never had an interest. In a statement, Gervais… err… stated: "I have resisted many other offers like this, but there are just some things you don't turn down. Not only is this the biggest Hollywood celebration of the industry which includes both film and TV, but also an environment where I feel I can get free reign as a host."The noms for this year's Globes will be announced in December. Gervais appeared most recently in The Invention of Lying and will be seen next in his day-to-day life looking like a human/mole hybrid. (First Showing)
Synopsis: Semi-scripted comedy about a Fantasy Football leagueCast: Nick Kroll, Mark Duplass, Paul Scheer, Jonathan LaJoieAirdate/time: Thursdays @ 10:30pm ET/PT Network: FX
Chris Farley & David Spade Direct TV Commercial – Watch more Funny Videos Direct TV has a new ad that re-creates the "Fat Guy In A Little Coat" scene from Tommy Boy. Many feel the ad is in poor taste given Chris Farley's sad end and are appalled that David Spade would take part. However, in Spade's defense the cable provider did get the consent of the Farley family before he accepted all that blood money. Regardless of your stance on the ethics of advertising, I think that the real lesson here is that life is fleeting and can be torn away from us at any time. Like so many little coats. [Asylum] Get a good look at the butcher's ass by shoving your head up these links: 7 Best Maury Povich Paternity Result Reactions (HolyTaco) Mark Sanchez Sneaks A Sideline Hot Dog (TotalProSports) Courage Wolf, Advice You Can Count On (TheChive) Brett Ratner's Girlfriend In Playboy (FilmDrunk) 15 Horrifying Baby Halloween Costumes (SuperTremendous) The Stink Of The Adam Sandler Curse (Pajiba) Miranda Kerr Poses On A Rooftop (CelebJihad) A Collection of Videos That Make Fun Of Michael Bay (Unreality) Political Halloween Costumes (Asylum) 10 Naughty NSFW Pumpkin Pics (RegretfulMorning) 5 Performance Driving Moves To Lose Cops (MadeMan) Earnhardt Losing Streak Reaches 53 (AllLeftTurns) Woman Pulls Whole Shelf Of Alchohol On Herself (NothingToxic) The Greatest Action Movie That Never Was (Atom)
Tonight Shannon Elizabeth battles a gaggle of ghosts and Master P gives back to the community.CHECK OUT WHAT TO WATCH AFTER THE JUMPNOTE: ALL TIMES EASTERN & PACIFIC!!!
According to io9, James Cameron may have spontaneuously come up with the concept for Avatar after reading Poul Anderson's 1957 sci fi novella Call Me Joe, and then conveniently forgetting that he read it:Like Avatar, Call Me Joe centers on a paraplegic — Ed Anglesey — who telepathically connects with an artificially created life form in order to explore a harsh planet (in this case, Jupiter). Anglesey, like Avatar's Jake Sully, revels in the freedom and strength of his artificial created body, battles predators on the surface of Jupiter, and gradually goes native as he spends more time connected to his artificial body.Cameron is no stranger to accusations of plagiary. After Terminator's release, writer Harlan Ellison sued the production company for ripping off two episodes he wrote for The Outer Limits. The company settled and Ellison is acknowledged in the film's credits.As far as Avatar is concerned, at least Cameron had the creative insight to change the name of the title from Call Me Joe. Sounds like a biopic of Joe The Plumber, who would undoubtedly be played by a bald Tim Allen.
Paul Haggis is best known as the Academy Award-winning writer and director of the 2004's Crash aka the Love Actually: Racist Edition. He's not as well known for his dance moves but trust me, dude does a sick robot. Anyhow, the writer/director/dance-fiend is in the news today because he has decided to end his 35 year relationship with Scientology. Incensed that the San Diego's branch of the Church has supported Propostion 8, the anti-gay marriage ballot, Haggis wrote an angry letter to church spokesman Tommy Davis. Here is an excerpt of the controversial letter: "Why are you so dumb?" Oops. Sorry I paraphrased. Here's the actually excerpt: "As you know, for ten months now I have been writing to ask you to make a public statement denouncing the actions of the Church of Scientology of San Diego. […] I called and wrote and implored you, as the official spokesman of the church, to condemn their actions. I told you I could not, in good conscience, be a member of an organization where gay-bashing was tolerated. […] The church's refusal to denounce the actions of these bigots, hypocrites and homophobes is cowardly. I can think of no other word. Silence is consent, Tommy. I refuse to consent."Many members of Hollywood were very vocal in their opposition to Prop 8. Will Haggis's leaving the Church inspire others to jump ship or will it inspire Hollywood to turn its back on Paul Haggis? When making your decision please note that unlike Xenu, Haggis doesn't have his own spacecraft. I think he has a Saab or something. [THR]
Arrested Development creator Mitch Hurwitz has been silent thus far in the back-and-forth speculation on whether or not the cult favorite will find its way to the big screen. Until now. While appearing on a panel alongside series executive producer and Hollywood's beloved ginger Ron Howard, he was asked about the status of the film. Hurwitz confirmed that it is happening and he will be directing. When pressed for more details, Hurwitz only commented that the script will feature "a heavy jail presence." So there you have it. Once again, not much substantial info. The stars haven't been contacted and the project doesn't appear on any production schedules. So let's reclassify this one from a "Maybe" to a "Strongish Maybe Kinda". Don't let this one linger in Production Limbo too long. It very well may be our last chance to see Scott Baio on the big screen. (The Playlist)
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This weekend on television, MTV makes reparations while Mad Men builds up to its season finale. CHECK OUT WHAT TO WATCH AFTER THE JUMP NOTE: ALL TIMES EASTERN & PACIFIC!!!
Network: ABCCast: Nathan Fillion, Stana KaticSynopsis: A famous mystery novelist works with a bright and aggressive female detective to solve crimes.
A quick trip over to Rotten Tomatoes will show you that Amelia, which opens this weekend, has a favorable rating of about 20%. For those of you who don't know, that percentage means the movie sucks on a collective level. But you probably didn't need some Tomatometer, scientific as it is, to tell you that. After all, does the real life story of the first woman to not fly around the world sound exciting? Christ, why didn't they just make a movie about my grandma? She didn't fly around the world either, but unlike Amelia Earhart, she didn't have a butch haircut. Plus, my grandma made some delicious pierogi. All Amelia made was a wrong turn.*My point is this: if for some reason you are going to make a movie about someone who didn't do something, there are a lot more impressive failures to choose from. Here are five of them.Marv Levy and the Buffalo Bills – Not Winning Super Bowls
Do you remember the frustration you felt when viewing Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull? Did you want to unleash your inner-Christian Bale on the filmmakers after that lazy attempt? Good news! Now you can own a piece of that cinematic turkey turd with this brand new "Nuke The Fridge" 12-inch figure!Actually all 600 of the limited edition have been sold out at $175 a pop. Sounds like a rousing success. Hopefully this means we will get more groan-worthy moments from film playsets. Such as Batman's Shark Repellent or Jeff Goldblum Uploading A Virus To the ID4 Aliens. (Sideshow Toys via /Film)
UGO reports that unsung actor Dylan Baker confirmed he will be making a return to the Marvel Universe in Sam Raimi's forthcoming Spider-Man sequel. In fact he had received his first call regarding the film just yesterday. Baker has appeared in both Spider-Man 2 and 3 as Dr. Curt Conners, better known as the web-slinger's scaly nemesis, The Lizard. Baker also reportedly stated that he would essentially have a background role, but no one is sure whether or not it's a joke and he'll finally transform from a mild-mannered Empire State University professor into the lab coat-wearing reptile. You can currently see Dylan Baker in screenwriter-turned writer-director Michael Dougherty's Trick 'r Treat, available on DVD. While you're waiting for it to arrive on Netflix, check out today's top links:5 Horror Films Reviewed By You At Ages 10 and 24 (HolyTaco) 12 Amazing Sports Etch-A-Sketch (TotalProSports) Behold, The Reverse Photobomb (TheChive) Amputee Needed To Complete Halloween Costume (FilmDrunk) Parachuting Into Qualcomm Stadium (SuperTremendous) The Most Generic Actors In Hollywood (Pajiba) J Simpson And G Butler Hookup (CelebJihad) 12 Hitler Rants Toward Video Games (Unreality) 7 Real Movie Titles That Sound Like Porn (Asylum) Cheerleader Jayme Hamilton Lives The Jaguars Dream (BustedCoverage) Dirty, Dirty Pug Love (RegretfulMorning) Surfing The Internet Makes You Smarter (MadeMan) Carl Edwards Baby Shower Gifts (AllLeftTurns)
Tonight, Ludacris stops by Rob Dyrdek's Fantasy Factory to discuss how all his songs aren't the same damn thing. CHECK OUT WHAT TO WATCH AFTER THE JUMP NOTE: ALL TIMES EASTERN & PACIFIC
MSNBC mistakes Jesse Jackson for Al Sharpton – Watch more Funny VideosWell… kudos, I guess, to MSNBC's Contessa Brewer for not disappearing and leaving a Contessa Brewer-shaped cloud of dust after having the Reverend Jesse Jackson remind her that he is, in fact, not the Reverend Al Sharpton as she introduced him. Apparently MSNBC thinks all wise, elderly black reverends are named Rev. Al Sharpton. Or else they thought Al Sharpton was coming, and he cancelled at the last minute, leaving them with one choice: get "the other one." Then some poor intern forgot to change the script… and the rest pretty writes itself. Tune in to "Countdown" this evening, when Keith Olberman interviews star of the Lethal Weapon series, Forrest Whitaker.
Thanks to Marc Ecko and his new Black Rhino Collection, you can finally dress like your favorite psychopath without worrying about catching a light chill. Ecko has released new hoodies in the likenesses of The Joker, The Batman, The Jason, and The Saw Puppet. Knocking over gas stations has never been so stylish.Star Wars hoodies have been out there for awhile now and I'm really enjoying this fad. I eagerly await the day that it goes full-Elmo. Gangsta. (/Film)
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YouTuber jkpyle posted this impressive mashup trailer, which runs Darren Aronofsky's The Wrestler through the grindhouse. What comes out is as bloody and chills-inducing as Randy "The Ram" Robinson's hand after he caught it in the deli slicer.
Tonight on The Douchebag Olympics (aka RW/RR Challenge), the five fingers have a matter of great import to discuss with the face. CHECK OUT WHAT TO WATCH AFTER THE JUMP NOTE: ALL TIMES EASTERN & PACIFIC!!!
Below are a couple new clips from This Is It, the Michael Jackson tribute film that arrives in theaters next week for a 2-week limited run that we're sure, based on pre-ordered tickets alone, will get extended. The first clip is a featurette that gives us a glimpse of just how huge this concert tour was going to be and how meticulous the preparation had to be to pull it all off.
Choreographer-turned-director Adam Shankman has been tapped to co-produce this year's Oscar telecast. The Hairspray director and So You Think You Can Dance judge will take the reins with movie executive Bill Mechanic. A fact my brosefs and I are way stoked about. I can imagine it now. A long game of touch football in the park, then a nice walk in the crisp winter air, quick stop-off for some tapas and then me and the bros will all curl up and see how the Shank-Man can butch up the Academy Awards. I mean, did you see Zac Efron's Pool Party? That was a machismo fiesta. Reminded me of my fraternity days. (Variety)


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Born one second past midnight on Jan. 1, 1946, Kathy Casey became the first Baby Boomer to be born in the United States. Kirschling leads the ranks of the reported 79 million Baby Boomers born between 1946 and 1964.
It has taken a while for Kirschling to grow accustomed to her notoriety. Her first taste of fame came when she was heralded as the first Boomer in the Landon Jones book "Great Expectations: America and the Baby Boom Generation." Jones helped paint Kirschling as the face of the generation. Throughout her adult life Kirschling has been featured in numerous magazine, newspaper and television features about her life and times as the first Baby Boomer. The world watched when she turned 40, 50 and 60 ... when she filed for Social Security benefits. Chances are the world will also be watching when Kirschling rings in the new year while turning 65.
In a 2006 interview with USA Today, Kirschling said, "I don't feel like I am a spokesman for the generation, but I have just a little part of every part of the generation in me. I am definitely a Baby Boomer, in the true sense of the word -- the good and the bad."


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In the event the Utah Legislature decides to raid the state's centennial highway fund to increase public education spending, Carbon County residents may face a 10 cent per gallon gas tax increase by 2006.
Revenue shifting has occurred for the last two years as public education's share of income taxes climbed from 82.8 percent in 2001 to 92.1 percent in 2004.
The revenues have been transferred from higher to public education, pointed out the Utah Taxpayers Association.
In turn, sales tax monies have been shifted from transportation to higher education to compensate for the loss of income revenues.
In November, Gov. Olene Walker announced an intent to increase state funding for public education without raising taxes.
One way to accomplish the goal involves diverting centennial highway fund sales tax dollars to higher education, indicated the association.
The diversion would allow the shifting of income tax dollars from higher to public education.
Gas taxes are already expected to increase 5 cents per gallon by 2006, added the association.
The diversion of sales revenues from the state's centennial highway fund would likely lead to a 10 cent per gallon increase, indicated the association.
Utah's income tax dollars may only be allocated for public and higher education, explained the independent public policy watchdog association.
Prior to 1997, public education received 100 percent of all individual and corporate income taxes collected throughout Utah.
The Utah Tax Commission and administrative services get a 2 percent to 3 percent piece of the pie.
The governor's proposal to shift additional revenue from centennial highway fund will basically leave the state one option: implementing a 10 cent per gallon increase in 2006, indicated the association.
Proponents of revenue shifting have relied on several arguments to justify raiding the centennial highway fund of sales tax revenue.
For example, the supporters maintain that roads should be financed by user fees like gas taxes and not subsidized by sales revenues.
However, few proponents would favor making mass transit cover all costs associated with providing bus and light rail services on the Wasatch Front, noted the association.
In 2001, the Utah Transit Authority received $5.37 in sales taxes for every dollar generated by passenger fares and advertising.
By way of comparison, the state highway and local road fund received $0.37 in related monies.
In 2004, budget analysts expect the ratio to decrease to 20 cents per gas tax dollar.
Last year, the state's legislative fiscal analyst reported that gas tax revenues as a percent of total personal income dropped from 0.94 percent in 1972 to 0.57 percent in 2001, representing a 39 percent decrease.
Several Utah legislators immediately started calling for a gas tax increase, pointed out the association.
However, the legislative fiscal analyst study neglected to clarify that the motor fuel burden declined because the state was relying on increased sales taxes to fund transportation. In 1972, Utah spent no sales tax dollars on transportation.
The state's sales tax burden climbed 0.55 percent from 3.15 percent of personal income in 1972 to approximately 3.70 percent in 2003, continued the association.
At the same time, the gas tax burden decreased to 0.37 percent of personal income and the changes are directly related.
In 2003, Utah allocated $110 million in sales tax revenues to public transit, noted the association.
Combined with the $65 million earmarked by the state for Utah highways, sales tax dollars used for transit and transportation amounted to 0.32 percent of total personal income.
Combined with current gas taxes, the total 0.89 percent of personal income is slightly lower than the burden reported in 1972, the benchmark identified by the legislative fiscal analyst.
However, the total costs to Utah consumers registers higher than the 0.88 percent gas tax burden experienced in 1974.
Utah lawmakers have set the precedent of utilizing sales tax dollars to reduce gas burdens.
Therefore, the only logical consequence of raising gas taxes to fund transportation would be to decrease the sales burden shouldered by residents across the state, concluded the public policy watchdog association.


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A row of shovels pierced the dirt. The dignitaries smiled beneath their hard hats.
The moment, the groundbreaking at the new USO Warrior and Family Center on the campus of Walter Reed National Military Medical Center in Bethesda, Maryland, slated to open in 2014, was symbolic. Soon, it will be much more.
"We're building hope here and this is the beginning of that journey," USO President Sloan Gibson said. "Hope for our healing heroes and for their families. [This will be] a place where futures are planned and where they are launched."
Every decision in designing the new center, and a sister site at Fort Belvoir, Virginia, was made not just with the wounded, ill and injured troops in mind, but also caregivers and families.
The 16,217-square-foot USO Warrior and Family Center will keep families together and strong. Healing is not a solitary act. That's why features such as the Fireside Lounge are important, offering a space for the family to relax together. Or the Children's Playground and Children's Garden, where the little ones can cut loose and explore.
Of course, a center of this magnitude would not be possible without generous donors. The list of those contributing to Operation Enduring Care includes corporate donors like the Northrop Grumman Foundation, the Coca-Cola Foundation, the Anschutz Foundation, Charity Works and jcp cares, as well as individual donors like former Ambassador Tim and Sue Timken and actor Charlie Sheen.
"Today we're starting on a mission, building an outstanding center that's going to be a place of healing and fellowship," said Navy Captain Fritz Kass, commander of Naval Support Activity Bethesda. "A place where families will come to nourish their bodies and their souls."
The USO celebrated former Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Admiral Mike Mullen and his wife, Deborah, as 2012 Spirit of the USO honorees at the USO's annual gala on November 2 in Washington. Throughout Mullen's celebrated military career, he and Deborah were staunch supporters of the USO and its mission.
"We've watched, up closely and very personally, the USO for decades affect our lives, but more importantly, affect the lives of those we care about the most, both in peace and in war and at the most difficult times," said Mullen, who retired in 2011. "If I were going to sum it up … it would be to bring that smile, that support, that little piece of home into the hearts and souls of those who serve around the world and do so, so nobly, for so long."
The USO's response to Superstorm Sandy began even before the winds and rain died down.
Joan Ashner, a volunteer with USO of Metropolitan New York, walked 50 blocks, as the storm raged around her, to open the Times Square USO Center on Oct. 29, in case Joint Task Force Empire Shield troops needed a break.
"It was a little hairy," she said. "If there are troops on duty, the USO must also be on duty."
As it turned out, Empire Shield troops, tasked preventing terrorist attacks in New York, were diverted elsewhere and the Port Authority forced the USO Center to close until the storm passed.
Ashner was back less than 48 hours later and two USO Mobile vehicles from North Carolina and Virginia were headed north to support the more than 7,000 National Guardsmen deployed to the region for cleanup and relief effort.
The capabilities of the two Mobile USO lounges provided troops with entertainment including, a 46-inch LCD television with state-of-the-art home theater and digital satellite systems, as well as an Xbox 360 gaming system and ways to stay in touch with loved ones.
Army National Guard Captain J.C. Bravo of the 369th Regiment Armory in Harlem said his soldiers were working hard, but called it "a great benefit to have the presence of the USO out there."
Elizabeth Vallette's first experience with the USO wasn't exactly life-changing, but it lifted the spirits of a cash-poor West Point cadet making her way through an airport en route to a training assignment.
"Another cadet came running … up the terminal at us, screaming 'Free hot dogs at the USO,'" Vallette said.
Later, during a 12-month deployment to Iraq with III Corps in 2004, the USO brought comedian Robin Williams to her base in Baghdad.
"His show was perfect timing," Vallette said. "It was just sinking in that things were not going well. We really needed the pick-me-up, and he delivered."
After leaving the Army, Vallette spent time as an MBA student at the University of Houston and worked for a Canadian nonprofit in Kabul, Afghanistan.
When the project ended, she saw a job listing for a center director at USO Houston.
"It hadn't ever really occurred to me that you could actually work for the USO … and get paid," she said.
Since July 2011, she has led a team that serves nearly 35,000 troops and family members with the help of a team of 400 volunteers. Anyone who wants a taste of Vallette's Houston hospitality should check out the Houston Livestock Show & Rodeo's World's Championship in February and checkout the USO's entry in the barbecue contest.
Every year, the USO selects a service member from each branch and a military volunteer to honor at its star-studded gala in Washington, D.C. With a roomful of guests to impress, honorees and their family members, like Jessica Perkins, wife of USO Soldier of the Year Staff Sgt. Jacob Perkins, pictured, need to look good.
That's where P&G's Beauty and Grooming Salon stepped in.
One of the perks of having great partners like P&G is that they bring their own party supplies. A whole line of P&G beauty items were donated and P&G-provided stylists to help honorees, their guests and a few special military invitees look sharp for the big event.
For the dozens of Americans on the ground in Benghazi, this year's 9/11 brought another terrifying scene, one that left several wounded and four dead, including U.S. Ambassador to Libya Christopher Stevens.
But when the C-17 carrying the evacuees touched down at Ramstein Air Base in Germany, the USO was there and ready to provide comfort at the end of a horrifying ordeal.
"You could just tell by the looks on their faces," said Konrad Braun, area director of USO Kaiserslautern.
Dozens of evacuees stepped off the plane around 10 p.m. on Sept. 12, many with only the ragged clothes on their backs.
When Braun learned the Americans—mostly State Department employees—would be arriving, he rounded up a group of 11 USO staffers and two volunteers who filled a van with assorted clothing items before assuring the USO Center at the Joint Mobility Processing Center was stocked with snacks, toiletries, laptops and televisions. Hot meals were also provided.
Any needed items not immediately available were quickly procured when the USO arranged for the base's AAFES department store to open its doors at 1 a.m.
Within 24 hours, and with help from global strategic partner TKS, the USO provided cell phones loaded with enough minutes for 10 hours of calls back to the States for the evacuees.
"Even though these were not service members, they were serving our country," Braun said. "We had the resources available and the will, and we executed both of those."
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Vanilla custard, sliced bananas, and vanilla wafers are the simple ingredients that make up the addicting banana pudding loved in the South. Alabama in particular has embraced the creamy dessert, and the state attracts visitors with it. In fact, a delegation from China recently considered Monroeville, Alabama, for a new business location. What ultimately convinced them that Monroeville was the right place? The true Southern hospitality and the banana pudding.
Make It: Banana Pudding Parfaits
Order It: Pat Rogers and Geraldine Umbehagen have operated Sisters' in Troy for nearly 15 years. You won't find instant vanilla pudding in their dessert. The custard is cooked in a double boiler and topped with Nabisco wafers.
Sisters', 3316 U.S. 231, Troy; (334) 566-0064; sistersrestaurant.biz
Perhaps you brag about your state's sensational strawberries or plump blueberries, but Alaskans get to enjoy some less traditional berries, including the huckleberry and the nagoonberry. The huckleberry is reminiscent of a blueberry, while the nagoonberry is a small red berry that some have argued is the tastiest berry in the world. You might find Alaskans enjoying a Red Huckleberry Pudding or a Nagoonberry Chiffon Pie when the sweet fruits are in season. You may not be able to get your hands on huckleberries and nagoonberries for your holiday meal, but you can take inspiration from the ways they are used to make fabulous desserts. Try your own fall- and winter-friendly versions of chiffon pie.
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Pumpkin Chiffon Pies (pictured)
Frozen Blackberry-Lemon Chiffon Pie
Order It: At Foraker Restaurant, the pastry chef celebrates the fruit from the land with the Alaskan Berry Cobbler, a berry compote topped with puff pastry and served with vanilla bean ice cream.
Foraker Restaurant, Talkeetna Alaskan Lodge, 23601 South Talkeetna Spur, Talkeetna; (907) 733-9500; talkeetnalodge.com/foraker-restaurant
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By TERRY WILLISSun Advocate reporter
Just when it looked like the Carbon Lady Dino soccer team would get a home field playoff slot, they suddenly found themselves on the road headed into play Logan instead. On Wednesday, Delta edged them out in overtime 2-1. Then in their final home game on Friday, Salem Hills did the same with a 1-0 win.
North Sanpete finished their season with seven points and Carbon ended up with six for the bottom spot. It was a heart breaking finish to an excellent region season that had so much promise and for a team that was really beginning to gel.
Against Delta, Carbon came out sluggish and the Rabbits scored on them right off the bat. The Dinos woke up their defense and really buckled down. Before the half was over Hannah Downard sent in a goal off a corner kick to tie it up. It became a defensive struggle.
It remained knotted until the overtime period. Then on a penalty kick after some contact in the box, Delta knocked in the winning goal and it was over.
Friday was critical for Carbon to determine playoff standings. Since Emery does not field a soccer team, every one from region eight made the first round. It just was who would they have to face.
The team came out with intensity and controlled play for most of the first half. It was a stalemate at the break. For Coach Upwall it was the best he has seen his team play at home all year.
What lost it for the team wasn't the Sky Hawks offensive powers, it was just a slow roller that took a funny roll off the goalie Lydia Jeppson's arm and crossed the line for the only score of the game. All the other great stops she had made in the game went to the wayside. The Dino offense had many shots on goal themselves but just could not punch one across.
With that, Carbon went from second to last place in the region standings. So off to Logan this Wednesday, Oct. 15 for the first round. Coach Upwall still feels like his team has a chance for an upset. Logan is not from one of the strongest soccer regions and if his girls continue to play some of their best soccer of the season, then anything can happen. Game time will be at 4 p.m. on Wednesday.


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28 U.S. Code § 2517 - Payment of judgments
(a) Except as provided by chapter 71 of title 41, every final judgment rendered by the United States Court of Federal Claims against the United States shall be paid out of any general appropriation therefor, on presentation to the Secretary of the Treasury of a certification of the judgment by the clerk and chief judge of the court.
(b) Payment of any such judgment and of interest thereon shall be a full discharge to the United States of all claims and demands arising out of the matters involved in the case or controversy, unless the judgment is designated a partial judgment, in which event only the matters described therein shall be discharged.
Source(June 25, 1948, ch. 646, 62 Stat. 979; Pub. L. 95–563, § 14(e), (f),Nov. 1, 1978, 92 Stat. 2390; Pub. L. 97–164, title I, § 139(k),Apr. 2, 1982, 96 Stat. 43; Pub. L. 102–572, title IX, § 902(a)(1),Oct. 29, 1992, 106 Stat. 4516; Pub. L. 104–316, title II, § 202(l),Oct. 19, 1996, 110 Stat. 3843; Pub. L. 111–350, § 5(g)(11),Jan. 4, 2011, 124 Stat. 3848.)
Historical and Revision Notes
Based on title 28, U.S.C., 1940 ed., § 285, andsections 225, 228, of title 31, U.S.C., 1940 ed., Money and Finance, (R.S. §§ 236, 1089; Feb. 18, 1904, ch. 160, § 1,33 Stat. 41; Mar. 3, 1911, ch. 231, § 178,36 Stat. 1141; June 10, 1921, ch. 18, §§ 304, 305,42 Stat. 24; Feb. 13, 1925, ch. 229, § 3(c),43 Stat. 939).
Section consolidates section 285 of title 28, U.S.C., 1940 ed., and sections 225 and 228 of title 31, U.S.C., 1940 ed., Money and Finance.
Words "chief judge" were substituted for "the chief justice, or, in his absence, by the presiding judge of said court" in section 225 of title 31, U.S.C., 1940 ed., Money and Finance, in conformity with chapter 7 of this title.
Words "or, on review, by the Supreme Court, where the same are affirmed in favor of the claimant" in section 225 of title 31, U.S.C., 1940 ed., were omitted as unnecessary.
Provisions of section 228 of title 31, U.S.C., 1940 ed., for payment of district court judgments are incorporated in section 2414 of this title.
Changes were made in phraseology.
2011—Subsec. (a). Pub. L. 111–350substituted "chapter 71 of title 41" for "the Contract Disputes Act of 1978".
1996—Subsec. (a). Pub. L. 104–316substituted "Secretary of the Treasury" for "General Accounting Office".
1992—Subsec. (a). Pub. L. 102–572substituted "United States Court of Federal Claims" for "United States Claims Court".
1982—Subsec. (a). Pub. L. 97–164, § 139(k)(1), substituted "United States Claims Court" for "Court of Claims".
Subsec. (b). Pub. L. 97–164, § 139(k)(2), struck out the comma after "shall be discharged" thereby correcting a technical error in the directory language in Pub. L. 95–563which placed both a comma and a period after "shall be discharged".
1978—Subsec. (a). Pub. L. 95–563, § 14(e), inserted Contract Disputes Act of 1978 exception.
Subsec. (b). Pub. L. 95–563, § 14(f), inserted provision relating to discharge of partial judgments.
Effective Date of 1992 Amendment
Amendment by Pub. L. 102–572effective Oct. 29, 1992, see section 911 ofPub. L. 102–572, set out as a note under section 171 of this title.
Effective Date of 1982 Amendment
Amendment by Pub. L. 97–164effective Oct. 1, 1982, see section 402 ofPub. L. 97–164, set out as a note under section 171 of this title.
Effective Date of 1978 Amendment
Amendment by Pub. L. 95–563effective with respect to contracts entered into 120 days after Nov. 1, 1978, and, at the election of the contractor, with respect to any claim pending at such time before the contracting officer or initiated thereafter, see section 16 ofPub. L. 95–563, Nov. 1, 1978, 92 Stat. 2391, formerly set out as an Effective Date note under section 601 of former Title 41, Public Contracts.
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Posted on: 26 August, 2008
Adults in Ada can sample a free yoga class at East Central University on Sept. 6 [SATURDAY] during Yoga Month 09.2008.
Sponsored by ECU's Center of Continuing Education & Community Services, three introductory classes will be offered at three ability levels. No experience is necessary. The classes will be held in the atrium on the first floor of the University Center.
Posted on: 26 August, 2008
Eathen Graham of Coalgate, a freshman at East Central University and a four-year member of ECU's Upward Bound Program, has received a $500 scholarship from the Southwest Association of Student Assistance Programs.
The association works toward educational opportunity for students in federal TRIO programs, which includes the Upward Bound program, and supports activities that enable participants to achieve their educational goals.
Posted on: 25 August, 2008
New instructors in accounting, business administration, communications, education, English and languages, history, kinesiology, legal studies, mathematics, nursing and psychology have joined the faculty at East Central University. In addition, a facilities coordinator has been hired for the Hallie Brown Ford Fine Arts Center.
The faculty members are:
Jody M. Alford
Posted on: 25 August, 2008
Faculty members from East Central University's Department of Music will open the concert season Thursday [AUG. 28] with standard works from the 20th Century.
The free concert will begin at 7:30 p.m. at the Ada Arts and Heritage Center, 14th and Rennie Sts. Composers include Milton Babbitt, Alberto Ginastera, Anton Webern, Karlheinz Stockhausen, Iannis Xenakis, Benjamin Britten, Paul Desmond and Alexandre Therepnine.
Posted on: 19 August, 2008
Two women's-only team weight loss classes will begin in September at East Central University's Tommy Hewett M.D. Wellness Center. Classes will be held on Tuesdays and Thursdays before and after work hours.
Each class will be limited to five women and will offer a circuit-style format that includes strength training, cardiovascular endurance, flexibility and nutrition education. Nationally certified personal trainer Arron Edwards, NSC-CPT, will lead the classes.
Posted on: 11 August, 2008
Local businesses are welcome to participate in East Central University's Howdy Fair on Monday [AUG. 18], the first day of fall semester classes. Businesses will have an opportunity to acquaint students with their services from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. on the University Center lawn.
The Howdy Fair is part of ECU's Welcome Week from Monday through Aug. 22 [FRIDAY]. In past years the businesses have provided "welcome goodies" for students.
Posted on: 06 August, 2008
East Central University is looking for artifacts, memorabilia and stories to commemorate its history as the university prepares to celebrate its centennial in 2009.
Examples of ECU artifacts and memorabilia include photographs of campus events, postcards, pennants, copies of early diplomas, event programs, scrapbooks, newspaper articles and books written by alumni and/or faculty.
Posted on: 05 August, 2008
Regular walk-in enrollment for the fall semester at East Central University is underway until classes begin on Aug. 18 [MONDAY].
Beginning freshmen who have not yet applied for admission to the university must have their application paperwork turned in and processed by the Office of Admissions and Records before Aug. 15 [FRIDAY]. Once new students are registered, they should go to the Academic Advising Center any weekday from 8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m.


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Video: Interview with author of "Somalis in Minnesota"
MINNEAPOLIS - Somali Minnesotans: they are the people of Minnesota most Minnesotans hardly know.
KARE 11 set out to help the greater Minnesota community understand better the Somalis within, most of whom started arriving in this state just a couple decades ago.
Why they came
At this point, it is difficult to determine the exact number of Somalis who call Minnesota "home." Official estimates range from 35,000 to well over 100,000 people.
"The census says one thing, and we Somalis say something else. The number is at least 60,000," said Ahmed Ismail Yusuf, author of Somalis in Minnesota, the latest book in "The People of Minnesota" series published by the Minnesota Historical Society.
While the population number may seem elusive, there's no question why Somalis immigrated. They sought to escape their war-torn country in East Africa, and according to both community leaders and historians Minnesota opened its door.
"What brought them here first was jobs, actually, that were not available anywhere else," Yusuf said, adding that a poultry plant in Marshall, Minn. was among the first companies to hire Somalis.
"When the first group was hired, and they cashed their checks and just realized it was money, they were intoxicated with that itself. Then the word got out," Yusuf said.
Before long, droves of Somalis came to Minnesota for jobs, a strong non-profit network that helped the new arrivals settle in the state and the opportunity to unite with relatives who had already made the trip.
Life Today, according to three generations
Saida Mahamud, 18
Two decades after the first Somalis arrived, some of the younger Somalis consider themselves true Minnesotans.
"I would say I am more Minnesotan, because it's what I've been accustomed to, because I've been living here all my life," said Saida Mahamud.
Saida was born in Canada before immigrating with her family when she was just months-old. Her parents are from Somalia.
Today, the senior at South High School proudly wears her hijab while asserting herself as a leader among her peers.
"My parents really emphasized that they came here to have a better life for me and my siblings, and so our culture is something that we try to be very proud of," Saida said.
Saida has enjoyed her life as a leader both in and out of the classroom, participating in an organization that promotes inter-racial dialogue. But she acknowledges the riots that broke out at South High School in February, believed to be over race, were both an anomaly and troubling.
"I felt like it was almost my brothers and sisters being hurt at that moment," she said.
So Saida commits herself to trying to make a difference for both her home country and the country she now calls home. Next year, she'll attend the University of Minnesota, where she'll pursue a degree in either pre-medicine or political science.
"I'm really grateful for all the things that have come to me and all the opportunities I've been given to be called leader," she said.
Ahmed Jama, 36
It needs neither plane ticket nor passport, but a trip to the Karmel Mall in south Minneapolis all but transports a person to East Africa.
Amid the stalls of Somali goods and entertainment stands an example of Somali entrepreneurship. Ahmed Jama owns two halals, or markets, even though he arrived in Minnesota just six years ago.
Jama says his success is due to a strong work ethic and Somali traditions.
"I was telling you, Somalis, they stick together, they help each other. If I need money, $10,000, $20,000 I know Ahmed he has the money. And my good friend with me, I would borrow from him," Jama said.
Jama, a father of four, hopes to open more markets, believing it's his version of the American dream.
"If you work in Minnesota hard, you know... you will get somewhere. You will reach whatever your dream is," Jama said.
Helga Barre, 70s
A mother of five, grandmother of more than 20, Helga Barre moved to Minnesota on the word of those who'd gone before.
"A lot of Somali people here. Family. That's why she chose Minnesota," Barre said through an interpreter at the Somali Senior Center on Cedar Avenue.
Barre enjoys her life in Minnesota but sometimes misses all that she left behind.
"The difference, when I was in my country, I used to have everything. I was a businesswoman," she said, adding, "That's the difference. I used to be the head of the house, not anymore, not here."
Today, Barre joins other older Somali women doing American aerobics at the senior center. She also shares her wisdom with her children, grandchildren and others like them.
"To be a good kid. Go to study well. Stay out of trouble," she said.
Challenges and hope
Somali leaders acknowledge Somali Minnesotans have gone through some challenges, including the highly publicized recruitment of Somali young men to fight for the terrorist group al-Shabab and crimes related to Somali gangs. But leaders also hold out hope for better times.
"It looks like all those things are behind us. In the sense that you see less of those now," said Saeed Fahia, the executive director of the Confederation of Somali Community Minnesota.
Fahia and others point out to the significant progress Somalis are making: they continue to hold visible jobs as cab drivers, in retail and at meat processing plants; but Somalis are also attending graduate, medical and law schools and pursuing prominent careers in business or politics.
"There are a lot of good people who are making change there or here. Many people don't understand the vitality of this community -- how strong it is," Fahia said.
Cultural understanding
In the meantime, Somali Minnesotans of all ages remain united in hoping for a better understanding of their Muslim faith and Somali culture. It's the key, they say, to making them a people of Minnesota, more Minnesotans understand.
"The idea of an immigrant who just arrived in the United States [to] make himself or herself something, lives on, just I think the color of their skin has just changed a bit," Yusuf said.
To learn more about Somali Minnesotans, please check out the Minnesota Historical Society website, at: http://discussions.mnhs.org/10000books/somalis-in-minnesota/
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The Technical Committee on Motor Vehicles supports the European Commission approach to the MAC affair Publicado em: 18/07/2013
The Technical Committee on Motor Vehicles reached general consensus that an effective solution on the MAC issue needs to be found.
The Technical Committee on Motor Vehicles met on 17th July in a very constructive and positive atmosphere. The European Commission and the competent authorities of the 28 Member States discussed the current situation regarding the implementation of Directive 2006/40/EC on mobile air conditioning (MAC Directive)
There was a general consensus that, within their respective responsibilities,
the national authorities and the vehicle manufacturers will have to find
effective solutions to ensure the safety of European citizens, the achievement
of the climate objectives of the Directive, and the good functioning of and fair
competition in the internal market, in full respect of the requirements of the
EU legal framework.
Member States acknowledged that, regarding the vehicles which are do not conform to EU law, corrective measures shall be taken to bring the vehicles in conformity including the withdrawal of those non-conforming vehicles already sold on the market, as has already been done by a Member State.
The European Commission is committed to continue discussions with Member States in the coming weeks with a view to finding appropriate solutions.
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Ogdensburg Free Academy held its first Senior Night ceremony of the winter sports season, on Friday. honored two outstanding scholar-athletes from the Class 2013 in Andrew Cole and Nate Sarkin who have combined for five Section 10 Championships.
Both seniors recorded pins as the Devils climbed to 5-3 in NAC action with a 63-24 win over Canton (4-6). The only other NAC action of the night saw Gouverneur clinch the conference title and record its programs 43rd straight win with a 50-24 victory.
Cole, the son of Andrew and Leeann Cole, is part of a family wrestling tradition which dates back to the founding of the OFA program. He was also honored by OFA Coach Bill Mitchell for joining the Section 10 100-Win Club and will enter Tuesdays NAC season final at Clifton-Fine with a 104-59 career record.
The three-year sectional champion and three-year team captain plans to wrestle at the collegiate level next season but is undecided at the present time on his choice of schools. He upped his season record to 31-3 with a first period pin at 170 pounds over Nate Moose on Friday night.
Sarkin, the son of Mike Sarkin and Susan and Andy Smith, upped his season record to 18-8 and career mark to 40-33 with a 34-second pin over Zachery Rottier in the 285-pound bout.
Sarkin, who plans to attend Rochester Institute of Technology in the fall, is a two-year team captain who will be looking to earn his third trip to the state tournament next Saturday (Feb. 9) when the Section 10 Championships will be staged at Canton Central.
We are really going to miss Andrew and Nate and I want to thank their parents for allowing me to coach these two fine young men, said Coach Mitchell before the match where the Devils fueled a pull-away win with quick falls and three come-from-behind wins.
Joining Andrew Cole and Sarkin with first period pins were: Josh Wangler at 132 pounds, Bailey Phelps at 145 pounds, Nate Murdock at 152 pounds and Alex Cole at 182 pounds.
A duel of 99-pound titans saw Tanner LaPiene erase an early lead and reverse his only NAC loss of the season with an 8-2 decision over Ryan Brown.
Brody Sheppard made the most dramatic turnabout as he bridged his way out a determined first period pin attempt by Jon Feticie and went on to record a fall with one second left in the 106-pound matchup.
Cody Allen-David trailed by one point entering the third period but secured a fall over Jared Cascanette with 1:23 remaining. Codey Bond produced Cantons only victory on the mat by posting a second period fall in answer to a strong challenge by Glenn Breen at 138 pounds.
Receiving forfeits were: OFAs Adam Rickett at 126 pounds and the Canton trio of Thomas Lumbard (220), Steve Woods (113) and Codey Brown (195).
Allen Smithers (160) of OFA posted Carl Hayes in the lone exhibition match of the night.
Cantons senior trio of Corey Brown, AlexDean and Mike Meresca were also recognized before the match.
In modified action Cantons Coleman Whiteman recorded two pins and teammate Carson Thorton posted a pin and then tied OFAs Zach LaFave. Cordell David logged OFAs lone pin in a 9-4 decision.
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The French Laundry kitchen didn't stop, it continued to evolve over the four years I was there. I vividly remember the addition of the custom fish/canapé stainless unit. Allowing the poissonier to keep his mise en place in beautiful 1/9 pan rails instead of the ice cube filled fish lugs. Each advancement in technology and ergonomics made the kitchen a more efficient and exacting machine.
When I returned to the Laundry this past July for the 10th anniversary I was shocked that it had metomorphisized once again. The butcher room was now a sea of custom stainless steel low boys, the pot sink area was expanded, the walk-in moved, and an office added to the corner of the kitchen. The kitchen as I left it in June of 2001 was beautiful and extremely functional, of course it is even more so now. It is the relentless pursuit of detail and concise thought that allows the French Laundry kitchen to be one of the best for cooks to execute their craft…..16 hours a day.
This was good motivation.
When it came time to design my kitchen I drew on experiences at Trio, TFL and other kitchens I was familiar with to define the positives and negatives of those designs. We were faced with a 21x 44' rectangle. This space would not allow for my original kitchen design idea of four islands postioned throughout the kitchen, but ultimately gave way for the current design which I think is actually better than the original. But most the important aspect in shaping the final design was the cuisine. Due to the nature of food that we produce a typical layout with common equipment standards and dimensions do not work. Here is where the team drew on our experiences from Trio. By looking at the techniques we utilized we came to several conclusions.
1. A conventional range was not our main heat source. We do need the flat tops and some open burners for applications such as braising and limited stock work. But our overall use of this piece of equipment is somewhat low. Given that we wanted four open burners and two flat tops with two ovens I began to source out a reliable unit. We settled on the Molteni G230.
2. Upon analyzing our other heat source needs we decided to place a large focus on induction. By utilizing portable induction burners we are allowed the flexibility to give as much power as needed to a specific station in the kitchen. Obviously induction's radiant heat is very low, and this allows us to keep the temperature in the kitchen reasonable, yet the power is quite high. 31,000 BTU's of highly controlable heat. But the main reason for choosing this flexible source of heat is the fact that each chef typically employed at least four different cooking applications on a given night. This huge flux in technique and the realization that the menu would change entirely in 8 weeks time meant that we had to design a kitchen that could evolve on a nightly basis. And last, we are very specific with temperatures; induction makes it easier for us to hold a liquid at a predetermined temperature for long periods of time without fluctuation. They operate between 85 and 500 degrees farenheit. We did a great deal of research on the different producers of induction and favored Cooktek. The fact that they are the only U.S manufacturer of commercial induction cooking equipment and located in Chicago made the decision easier. Their innovative approach to induction may prove to be even more exciting as we are already talking about new product development in the future.
3. a. The complexity of the presentations and a la minute plate-ups of the food require a great deal of surface area devoted to plating. This was one of the most critical factors in determining the basic shape of the kitchen. The size of some of today's popular plates, the amount detail in each composition, coupled with the fact that producing tasting menus vs. ala carte means sometimes large waves of same dish pick ups made it necessary for us to have over 44' of linear plating surface.
b. Virtually nothing goes vertical above the 36" counter top in the space. All food, plates, equipment, and dry good storage are contained by under counter units. There are a few exceptions such as the infrared salamanders, the three-door refrigerator, and the hood. This allows all the cooks a clear line of communication between each other and the front staff. It allows me an easy sight line to survey the entire kitchen's progress with a quick glance.
Given these two points it seemed obvious that we needed to combine the two and create custom pieces that would fulfill both needs. Large spans of plating surfaces with all food and equipment storage below. As you can see we ended up with two 22' long units. Each function as a pass and under counter storage.
The building is 21' wide wall to wall. This allowed us just enough space to create two lines on each exterior wall with their passes forming a 60" corridor for the pick up of plates and finishing of dishes.
4. We decided to add a station to the kitchen. At Trio we had five including:
a. pastry
b. cold garde manger
c. hot garde manger
d. fish
e. meat
Now that we had more space, and the ability to give each station multiple heat
sources regardless of their location in the kitchen, we could spread the workload even further. We also realized it doesn't make much sense to identify each station by classic French Bragade terms. A saucier did not solely cook meat with classic techniques and prepare various traditional stocks and sauces…in fact quite the opposite. This holds true with most of the stations, with the exception of pastry, but even they will have very unconventional techniques, menu placement and involvement in the kitchen systems. We will add a station that will be responsible for a large majority of the one-bite courses both sweet and savory.
5.Given the size constraints of the building we realized a walk-in would not be possible in the kitchen. If we were to have one it would be in the basement. Having experienced this at Trio we decided to design the kitchen without a walk-in, making up for the space in various lowboy locations and a three-door reach-in. I experienced the walk-in less environment when I worked at Charlie Trotter's. It is certainly different, but as with most things if done properly it provides a very efficient environment. It works best in situations where fresh products are brought in daily for that days use. And prevents ordering in large quantities. It also provides us with very specific units to house different items. We will utilize the 3-door refrigerator to store the majority of the vegetables and herbs along with some staple mise en place, and items that cannot be made in very small quantities like stocks. Raw meat will have it's own lowboys as well as fish, dairy, and all frozen products.
6. At Trio we found ourselves using the salamander a great deal. It is very useful for melting sugar, bringing on transparent qualities in things like fat and cheese, cooking items intensely on only one side, and it is a highly controllable non-direct heat source. Due to the air gap between the foodstuff and the heat elements the cook can control the degree of heat applied to the dish based on the technique he is using. It becomes a very versatile tool in the modern kitchen, so much so that we will install three Sodir infrared salamanders.
Again, this is to insure that all the cooks have access to all of the techniques in the kitchen. As I said before it is important for our cooks to be able to sauté, simmer, poach, fry, grill, salamander, and freeze at the same time and sometimes for the same dish.
We have a few unusual pieces of equipment in the kitchen; the most is probably a centrifuge. A few months ago Nick and I were driving home from a design meeting and ended up talking about signature dishes and menu repetition. Of course the black truffle explosion came up and he asked if I would have it on the menu at Alinea. I replied a firm no, but shortly thereafter said I would enjoy updating it. We threw around some tongue and cheek ideas like White Truffle Implosion, and Truffle Explosion 2005….I said it was a goal of mine to make a frozen ball with a liquid center….but then dismissed it as nearly impossible. Within a few minutes he said …"I got it…we need a centrifuge" His explanation was simple, place the desired liquid in a spherical mold and place on the centrifuge…place the whole thing in the freezer. Within days he had one in the test kitchen. I guess this is better suited for the kitchen lab topic that we will be starting in a few weeks…
We are working on a upload of the kitchen blueprints. When those post I plan on going into more detail about certian aspects of the design. Doing so now would be pointless as the viewer does not have a reference point.
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BLOB is a binary large object that can hold
a variable amount of data. The four
types are
MEDIUMBLOB, and
These differ only in the maximum length of the values they can
hold. The four
TEXT types are
MEDIUMTEXT, and
These correspond to the four
BLOB types and
have the same maximum lengths and storage requirements. See
Section 11.7, "Data Type Storage Requirements".
BLOB values are treated as binary strings
(byte strings). They have no character set, and sorting and
comparison are based on the numeric values of the bytes in
column values.
TEXT values are treated as
nonbinary strings (character strings). They have a character
set, and values are sorted and compared based on the collation
of the character set.
If strict SQL mode is not enabled and you assign a value to a
BLOB or
TEXT column that
exceeds the column's maximum length, the value is truncated to
fit and a warning is generated. For truncation of nonspace
characters, you can cause an error to occur (rather than a
warning) and suppress insertion of the value by using strict SQL
mode. See Section 5.1.7, "Server SQL Modes".
Truncation of excess trailing spaces from values to be inserted
TEXT columns always
generates a warning, regardless of the SQL mode.
TEXT and
BLOB columns,
there is no padding on insert and no bytes are stripped on
If a
TEXT column is indexed, index entry
comparisons are space-padded at the end. This means that, if the
index requires unique values, duplicate-key errors will occur
for values that differ only in the number of trailing spaces.
For example, if a table contains
'a', an
attempt to store
'a ' causes a
duplicate-key error. This is not true for
BLOB columns.
In most respects, you can regard a
column as a
VARBINARY column that
can be as large as you like. Similarly, you can regard a
TEXT column as a
VARCHAR column.
BLOB and
TEXT differ from
VARBINARY and
VARCHAR in the following ways:
For indexes on
BLOB and
TEXT columns, you must specify an index
prefix length. For
CHAR and
VARCHAR, a prefix length is
optional. See Section 8.3.4, "Column Indexes".
If you use the
BINARY attribute with a
TEXT data type, the column is assigned the
binary collation of the column character set.
LONG and
LONG VARCHAR map
to the
MEDIUMTEXT data type. This is a
compatibility feature.
MySQL Connector/ODBC defines
BLOB values as
LONGVARBINARY and
values as
BLOB and
values can be extremely long, you might encounter some
constraints in using them:
Only the first
max_sort_length bytes of
the column are used when sorting. The default value of
max_sort_length is 1024.
You can make more bytes significant in sorting or grouping
by increasing the value of
max_sort_length at server
startup or runtime. Any client can change the value of its
SET max_sort_length = 2000;mysql>
SELECT id, comment FROM t->
ORDER BY comment;
Instances of
BLOB or
TEXT columns in the result of a query
that is processed using a temporary table causes the server
to use a table on disk rather than in memory because the
MEMORY storage engine does not support
those data types (see
Section 8.4.4, "How MySQL Uses Internal Temporary Tables"). Use of disk
incurs a performance penalty, so include
BLOB or
TEXT columns
in the query result only if they are really needed. For
example, avoid using
which selects all columns.
The maximum size of a
BLOB or
TEXT object is determined by its type,
but the largest value you actually can transmit between the
client and server is determined by the amount of available
memory and the size of the communications buffers. You can
change the message buffer size by changing the value of the
variable, but you must do so for both the server and your
client program. For example, both mysql
and mysqldump enable you to change the
max_allowed_packet value.
See Section 8.12.2, "Tuning Server Parameters",
Section 4.5.1, "mysql — The MySQL Command-Line Tool", and Section 4.5.4, "mysqldump — A Database Backup Program".
You may also want to compare the packet sizes and the size
of the data objects you are storing with the storage
requirements, see Section 11.7, "Data Type Storage Requirements"
BLOB or
TEXT value is
represented internally by a separately allocated object. This is
in contrast to all other data types, for which storage is
allocated once per column when the table is opened.
In some cases, it may be desirable to store binary data such as
media files in
BLOB or
TEXT columns. You may find MySQL's string
handling functions useful for working with such data. See
Section 12.5, "String Functions". For security and other
reasons, it is usually preferable to do so using application
code rather than giving application users the
FILE privilege. You can discuss
specifics for various languages and platforms in the MySQL
Forums (http://forums.mysql.com/).
|Posted by Volnei Puttini on June 22 2007 12:04pm
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A pratical example of how write and read images into MySQL tables,
using Trolltech Qt4/C++
This example is for who reads/record images in tables
using fields BLOB.
First: Create a table, for example:
CREATE TABLE picture (
) ENGINE=InnoDB;
2) To read a image to a QByteArray
QString fileName = "IMAGE.JPG";
QImage image(filaName);
LBL_IMAGE->setPixmap(QPixmap::fromImage(image)); // Put image into QLabel object (optional)
// load image to bytearray
QByteArray ba;
QFile f(fileName);
ba = f.readAll();
// Writing the image into table
QSqlQuery query;
query.prepare( "INSERT INTO picture ( IMAGE ) VALUES (:IMAGE)" );
query.bindValue(":IMAGE", ba);
if( query.lastError().isValid()) {
qDebug() << query.lastError().text();
} else
3) Now, recovery the field with the image
int idx = 1; // The records ID to recover
QSqlQuery query;
query.prepare("SELECT ID, IMAGE FROM picture WHERE ID=:ID");
query.bindValue(":ID", idx);
if( query.lastError().isValid()) {
qDebug() << query.lastError().text();
} else {
QByteArray ba1 = query.value(1).toByteArray();
QPixmap pic;
pic.loadFromData( ba1);
// Show the image into a QLabel object
This example works fine and I use it frequently.
|Posted by Bryce Nesbitt on April 4 2008 4:36pm
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On MS Windows the "no DEFAULT" rule is an error, while on other platforms it is often a warning. While not a bug, it's possible to get trapped by this if you write code on a lenient platform, and later run it on a strict platform:
mysql> show warnings;
| Level | Code | Message |
| Warning | 1101 | BLOB/TEXT column 'abcdef' can't have a default value |
|Posted by [name withheld] on April 27 2008 11:17am
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I struggled for some time to utilize mysql's blob column to store images and especially large files with good performance in and out. I found this tutorials implementation very useful: http://www.dreamwerx.net/phpforum/?id=1
|Posted by Rajiv Kapoor on December 9 2008 9:46am
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Following way we can store blob data in a table using MYSQL:
|Posted by Kristian Köhntopp on October 2 2009 3:19pm
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Simon Mudd is right, but there are several things that must come together to make this bad:
1. You must have a query that has an EXPLAIN which includes 'using temporary'. If 'using temporary' is shown in your EXPLAIN plan, then a temporary table is being created either in MEMORY or as MyISAM table on disk. MySQL prefers MEMORY, but there are situations where it is forced to go to disk.
2. You must have a query which includes any TEXT or BLOB type in the column list, that is in the part of the query between SELECT and FROM. The actual size of the column or its content do not matter - even a TINYTEXT that is empty is enough.
Since the MEMORY storage engine cannot represent any TEXT or BLOB types at all, this forces MySQL to realize the table as an on-disk MyISAM table.
How to diagnose:
1. Run show session status:
kris@localhost [test_world]> show session status like 'Created_tmp%tables';
+-------------------------+-------+2 rows in set (0.00 sec)
| Variable_name | Value |
| Created_tmp_disk_tables | 3 |
| Created_tmp_tables | 7 |
+-------------------------+-------+2 rows in set (0.00 sec)
| Variable_name | Value |
| Created_tmp_disk_tables | 4 |
| Created_tmp_tables | 8 |
|Posted by TM Sch on April 21 2012 8:00am
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This was my first time working with BLOB data, but I first wanted to test WITHOUT an intermediary programming language. (That would add another source of errors, I think.) I had a hard time trying to test inserting and selecting.
Probably this is old had to professional programmers, but my book's limited discussion of BLOB data was about the data type, not how to use it.
Newbies, to make your life easier, here's a quick how-to insert/return blob data at the command line:
1) Got errors about NULL value in NOT NULL column. Permissions were fixed as far as I could see (have MySQL installed as a service on Windows 7, and all users had at least read/execute permissions). I did not see any "max_allowed_packet" or "secure_file_priv" already existing in the "my.ini" file.
SOLUTION: In addition to proper permissions, I need to use "/", not "\" in path to blob data (which was a picture). Note, this worked properly even for a non-relative path starting at the drive letter! :D
Meanwhile, I tried moving the photo to a new directory to solve my so-called "permissions" problem, but that wasn't the problem. Truly, I was getting Error 1048 was because I needed to use forward slashes! (You will get Error 1048 if you try to insert a NULL value, or when using LOAD_FILE and it can't read it for any reason...not always permissions.)
2) After solving #1, SELECT statement seemed to confirm the picture is indeed stored in the table. However, this returned so many unreadable characters that I could not scroll back to see the complete results, and I had to wait a couple minutes until my computer stopped beeping. (Lucky for me, the system didn't crash.)
SOLUTION: use the SUBSTRING() function in the SELECT statement to only return so many characters from that blob field!
** Edited, forgot to use double-backslashes in "Filename" column. **
CREATE TABLE Photos(
PhotoID int unsigned not null auto_increment primary key,
Filename varchar(255) not null unique,
Caption varchar(255) not null,
Photo longblob not null);
DESCRIBE Photos;
INSERT INTO Photos values (
'Walk of Champions official logo',
SELECT PhotoID, Filename, Caption, SUBSTRING(Photo,1,20) from Photos;


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