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The good news is, more sensible people tend to be armed.
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September 27, 2005 - 12:00 am
The bad news is, people like this not only exist, but mean deadly serious business.
The good news is, more sensible people tend to be armed.
I am reminded of a fictional terrorist gang that appears in several scenarios in the Railroad Tycoon II game: People Against Humanity. Life imitates art.
(In the initial scenario, PAH attacks a monster geothermal plant in Spain – getting its energy supply direct from the Earth's mantle – and you have a set amount of time to send enough cement by rail to do the repairs. There's a catch: geothermally-induced global warming is causing ocean levels to rise – which will eventually cut off parts your rail system.)
TO: Allan K. Henderson
RE: Reminded Of…
"Species traitor exists as a forum for spreading and developing theories and practical means to bring about the destruction of civilization and defend what wilderness remains." — Bidinotto
…gangs in computer sims?
I'm reminded of that group of greens in Rainbow Six, a Tom Clancy novel.
I had to laugh when I saw where these folks were headquartered. I worked for 7 years in Greensburg (about 25 miles east of Pittsburgh), and for some reason there are a disproportionately high number of wackos in that region.
It's a semi-rural rust belt area with a lot of drug trade happening. What you end up with is marginalized blue-collar conservative types rubbing elbows with "better-living-through-chemistry" enthusiasts.
Imagine if Hunter S. Thompson had written "Deliverance" and you get the idea.
Which may explain why the little town of Jeannette (adjacent to Greensburg) plays host to an annual Bigfoot hunters convention:
They're against the "mass death culture" by advocating the death of the human species? Reminds me of the AFLAC duck running into Yogi Berra.
And wouldn't the Endangered Species Act protect humanity from extinction?
A moral question
This morning, I discovered this person's web site, which highlights his crusade against… well, humanity. He appears to be calling for nothing less than the obliteration of all forms of civilization, denouncing the harm Man has inflicted on the enviro…
Maybe what needs to be done is for civilization to shun this moron. Post his name and address in the papers and ask everyone to decline his buisness when he tries to buy anything. He doesn't like civilization? We don't like him either and choose to exercise our right to interact ( or nt interact ) with who we choose.
They are no different than the people who want to go to war with the rest of the world and turn it into one big Wal-Mart built by Halliburton.
Well, well, well.
If these folks are serious about wanting to destroy cvilization and even humanity itself, I submit the following recommendations.
1. Send your money and anything civilized and of worth to me, I'll take care of it, honest I will.
2. If you really want to rid the planet of humans, please start with yourselves. We'll be follow in just a while, really. We will.
Why yes, of course…
Removing two dictatorships so that 50 million people can choose their own governments… why, that is EXACTLY a plan that requires 9/10ths of the human race to die.
Opening discount stores so that everyone can have cheap consumer goods… yes, that is EXACTLY like "bringing about the destruction of civilization."
Do words mean ANYTHING to you? Or did you stay at university for a very, very long time in the Post Modern Thought department?
I'm gonna guess there aren't all that many "thoughts" happening at ToadThoughts.com…
Wal-Mart and H sound good to me.
Good call. "Doesn't anyone see the similarities between the last Star Wars and the our current situation?" [over a Photoshop of Bush as Palpatine]
Real deep thinker there.
These people are the nutcases that want to live in, "go back" to, or otherwise recreate their fantasy of "life in the Ewok village". That is a term I use for people who seem to think that all life's problems will be solved by banning technology and innovation, banning "consumerism", banning war, banning Starbucks, WalMart,(your choice here), banning….oh, you get the point. The less extreme ones are everywhere – you know, those people who are always trying to stop "development" or "sprawl". The ones who insist that a three story building is "massive". Those who insist on "urban infill" and "transit villages" rather than allowing one to have a home with a yard. The ones suing to stop freeways, insisting that "everyone" take mass transit. In the Ewok village, we are sustainable, renewable, and non-polluting. These are the people who drive old VW buses that run on Crisco. I am really, really, tired of them. But since I live in the SF Bay Area, I am doomed.
You learn something new every day. For example, I had no idea Halliburton built Wall-Marts. But now I do.
Well, once we turn into three foot tall teddy bears with suspiciously placed large, tree-based weaponry, an Ewok village sounds like fun!
Is Al GOre their honary chairman?
"We have wished, we ecofreaks, for a disaster or for a social change to
come and bomb us into Stone Age, where we might live like Indians in our
valley, with our localism, our appropriate technology, our gardens, our
homemade religion — guilt-free at last!"
- Stewart Brand (writing in the Whole Earth Catalogue)
"We must … reclaim the roads and the plowed land, halt dam construction,
tear down existing dams, free shackled rivers, and return to wilderness
millions and tens of millions of [acres of] presently settled land."
- David Foreman, Founder of Earth First! (taken from his book
Ecodefense: A Field Guide to Monkey Wrenching)
"We must make this an insecure and uninhabitable place for capitalists and
their projects. This is the best contribution we can make towards
protecting the earth and struggling for a liberating society."
- Ecotage, an offshoot of Earth First!
"To feed a starving child is to exacerbate the world population problem."
- Lamont Cole (as quoted by Elizabeth Whelan in her book Toxic Terror)
"This is as good a way to get rid of them as any."
- Charles Wursta, Chief Scientist for the Environmental Defense Fund,
in response to the banning of DDT (as quoted in Toxic Terror by
Elisabeth Whelan) ("Them" refers to "all those little brown people
in poor countries.")
"I got the impression that instead of going out to shoot birds, I should go
out and shoot the kids who shoot birds."
- Paul Watson, founder of Greenpeace (quoted in Access to Energy, Vol.
10, No. 4, Dec 1982)
"The planet is about to break out with fever, indeed it may already have,
and we [human beings] are the disease. We should be at war with ourselves
and our lifestyles."
- Thomas Lovejoy, tropical biologist and assistant secretary to
the Smithsonian Institution (quoted by David Brooks in The Wall
Street Journal article, "Journalists and Others for Saving the
Planet, 1989)
"Now, in a widening sphere of decisions, the costs of error are so
exorbitant that we need to act on theory alone, which is to say on
prediction alone. It follows that the reputation of scientific prediction
needs to be enhanced. But that can happen, paradoxically, only if
scientists disavow the certainty and precision that they normally insist
on. Above all, we need to learn to act decisively to forestall predicted
perils, even while knowing that they may never materialize. We must take
action, in a manner of speaking, to preserve our ignorance. There are
perils that we can be certain of avoiding only at the cost of never
knowing with certainty that they were real."
- Jonathan Schell (in his book, Our Fragile Earth)
"A global climate treaty must be implemented even if there is no scientific
evidence to back up the greenhouse effect."
- Richard Benedick, an employee from the State Department working
on assignment for the Conservation Foundation (from his report
Who Needs Evidence?)
"[W]e have to offer up scary scenarios, make simplified, dramatic statements,
and make little mention of any doubts we may have. Each of us has to decide
what the right balance is between being effective and being honest."
- Stephen Schneider (quoted in Our Fragile Earth by Jonathan Schell)
"Let's face it. We don't want safe nuclear power plants. We want NO
nuclear power plants."
- A spokesman for the Government Accountability Project, an
offshoot of the Institute for Policy Studies (reported in
The American Spectator, Vol 18, No. 11, Nov. 1985)
"Scientists who work for nuclear power or nuclear energy have sold their
soul to the devil. They are either dumb, stupid, or highly compromised….
Free enterprise really means rich people get richer. And they have the
freedom to exploit and psychologically rape their fellow human beings in
the process…. Capitalism is destroying the earth. Cuba is a wonderful
country. What Castro's done is superb."
- Helen Caldicott, Australian pediatrician, speaking for the Union
of Concerned Scientists (as quoted by Elizabeth Whelan in her
book Toxic Terror)
"We've already had too much economic growth in the United States. Economic
growth in rich countries like ours is the disease, not the cure."
- Paul Ehrlich, Stanford University biologist
Paul Ehrlich deserves special attention, because his views sum up the
anti-human trends of political-environmentalist thought — trends that
frequently manifest themselves in predictions of global famine or plans for
draconian measures to halt or reverse population growth. In "The
Population Bomb", Ehrlich predicted that the "battle to feed humanity is
over. In the 1970s, the world will undergo famines. Hundreds of millions
of people are going to starve to death in spite of any crash programs
embarked upon now. Population control is the only answer."
Of course, that inevitable mass starvation didn't happen unless you were
unlucky enough to have it imposed upon you by a Communist government in
Ethiopia. But Ehrlich has persisted in his predictions. He predicted
global famine in 1985 and was wrong. Now he says that the population of
the United States will shrink from 250 million to about 22.5 million before
1999, because of famine and global warming.
He still recommends reducing population by force, saying: "Several coercive
proposals deserve serious consideration, mainly because we will ultimately
have to resort to them, unless current trends in birth rates are revised."
Among Ehrlich's "coercive proposals" for the United States are
deindustrialization, liberalized abortion, and tax breaks for people who
have themselves sterilized. Ehrlich has many supporters in the
environmental movement.
"The right to have children should be a marketable commodity, bought and
traded by individuals but absolutely limited by the state."
- Kenneth Boulding, originator of the "Spaceship Earth" concept
(as quoted by William Tucker in Progress and Privilege, 1982)
"Childbearing [should be] a punishable crime against society, unless the
parents hold a government license…. All potential parents [should be]
required to use contraceptive chemicals, the government issuing antidotes
to citizens chosen for childbearing." – David Brower, Friends of the Earth
(as quoted by Rael Jean Isaac and Erich Isaac in The Coercive Utopians,
Lastly, when Prince Philip of the United Kingdom, leader of the World
Wildlife Fund, stated recently that, were he to be reincarnated, he would
wish to return as a "killer virus to lower human population levels."
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Monte Morris is ending a four-year varsity career at Flint Beecher that began with immense hype but was verified with sustained greatness.
The senior point guard is the Player of the Year for the Associated Press Class C All-State team — just the latest award in a career for a player who will be remembered as one of the all-time greats ever to wear a Bucs uniform. He also has been named Michigan's Mr. Basketball.
"Everybody around here waited for him ever since he was a young kid," said Beecher coach Mike Williams, who is the Coach of the Year for the Class C All-State team.
Williams led the Bucs to a 19-1 regular season and another deep postseason run.
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That run includes a trip to the Breslin Center during Morris' first three seasons and an undefeated 28-0 state championship run as a junior last year. Throughout his career, Morris had countless people in his ear suggesting he transfer and leave his neighborhood school for what they told him were bigger and better programs.
Joining Morris on the Class C All-State first team are Detroit Consortium's duo of Vincent Hunter, a senior, and Josh Jackson, a freshman. Hunter averaged 26.5 points and 14 rebounds per game while Jackson emerged on the scene with an average of 17 points and six boards.
Schoolcraft senior Luke Ryskamp is a repeat selection for the team. Ryskamp closes out a four-year varsity career with an average of 23 points and nine rebounds per game. He's headed to Grand Valley State next year.
Flint Hamady senior point guard Erick Layton, Morris' top competition and conference rival in Class C, also made the team with an average of 24 points per game.
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Western Michigan Christian junior forward Bernard Smith was an honorable mention on the Class C team.
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The Wonder Woman, my wife of two years, and I call the double wide mobile home with the million-dollar view the Mountain Cabin. The view of the Wallowa Mountains front range sweeping north 10 miles to Mount Harris is stunning on the most storm-ridden days. When the gold of late summer shines, it takes one's breath away.
Call me crazy but sometimes I like to think of the Mountain Cabin as a cruise ship, and myself as the cruise ship captain. No, I am not an egomaniac. No, there is no buffet or live entertainment, except when Mattie, our main cat, and Sophie, our auxiliary cat, decide to engage in a game of chase.
It's all about being the captain of the cruise ship of life, not just a passenger. It's about being the instigator, the idea guy, the person who opens the door to adventure.
Here's how it works. As a cruise ship captain, it is my responsibility to find one novel thing to do each weekend to beat the relationship doldrums. For example, the other weekend the Wonder Woman suggested we go to a movie and out to dinner. OK, sometimes, often, nearly always, more times than I'd like to admit, I'm beaten to the punch. The Wonder Woman is the cruise ship captain, and I happily go along with the entertainment she suggests.
Being a homebody, a wallflower, an introvert whose idea of a crowd is three people and a smiling dog, I struggle with cruise ship captain duties. Some days, figuring out an entertainment is harder than others. One reason it's difficult is we have two modest homes, 90 miles apart. I work in the Grande Ronde Valley, Wonder Woman works in the Walla Walla Valley. I know what's going on — the cheap date opportunities — in the Grande Ronde Valley but often spend my weekends in the Walla Walla Valley.
Budget is another consideration that looms like dark clouds on the horizon Some days, such as the Fourth of July, the decision is easy. We're going to the fireworks and celebrating the U.S.A. and independence. Period. End of discussion. Did I say I like fireworks?
As a cruise ship captain, I need to be the man with the plan. Ideas for cheap dates are everywhere — in the newspaper, online, even in the post office lobby.
These activities need not involve long trips or hotel stays. And they don't need to cost a fortune. A seven-course meal with real napkins is nice, but it isn't part of our weekend template.
The activities can be something as small as a slow bicycle race or a tennis match when we make up the rules.
The bigger point is, relationships fall into ruts. We need to break out of those ruts and fill the senses with new experiences. We need to be experience collectors, experience hoarders.
Life is not about acquiring material possessions and keeping up with the Smiths and Jones and all their boats, recreation vehicles, swimming pools, great rooms and bowling trophies. It's about doing stuff. Going places. Turning off the TV and computer for a while, getting away from the smart phone and Facebook. It's about doing new stuff, or stuff you've done 1,000 times before, but with a new twist. For example, instead of just visiting a waterfall, you might take along swim trunks and sit under the spray, letting the cool water invigorate your spirit and then trying to chase down the fool who had this idea.
Being a cruise ship captain means taking the initiative. It means being proactive rather than reactive. It means looking for windows of opportunity, and when those open, jumping through the window like some kind of experience stunt man.
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POTSDAM A Potsdam man was charged with sending emails to police under a false identity to accuse three men in the murder of 12-year-old Garrett J. Phillips.
Potsdam Police arrested Richard J. OHanlon, 65, of 18 Sisson St., and charged him with two counts of falsely reporting an incident, two counts of third-degree identity theft and two counts of second-degree obstruction of governmental administration, all misdemeanors.
He was arraigned without counsel Thursday by Potsdam Village Justice Nicholas J. Pignone and released under probation supervision. He will be re-arraigned with counsel Dec. 13.
Police received two emails, one on Dec. 5, 2011, and a second on Aug. 8, 2013, falsely naming William R. Beebe, Norman Gardiner and Craig Foley as those responsible for Garretts death on Oct. 24, 2011.
Mr. OHanlon said he acted out of revenge against the men, with whom he said he had trivial disagreements.
I didnt really think about the way it would affect the family of Garrett, Mr. OHanlon said. I was just that upset with the individuals.
The emails, sent from public libraries in Potsdam and Woodgate, were done on a fake account created by Mr. OHanlon under the name of James Blair, the brother of his ex-girlfriend Nancy Matthews, without his knowledge or permission. Mr. OHanlon posed as Mr. Blair and later as Mr. Gardiner, falsely confessing to involvement in the murder with Mr. Beebe and Mr. Foley.
Mr. OHanlon told police that he was distressed with personal problems. The bizzare messages referring to the boys murder included references to Elvis and the Antichrist.
I didnt know what the ramifications would be, said Mr. OHanlon, sitting at his dining room table in an interview Friday. I didnt think it was going to come to this. I thought they were going to talk to these three individuals and put them on edge. I thought this would put their credibility into question by my getting even.
Potsdam Police Lt. Mark R. Murray said police tracked down Mr. OHanlon with the help of multiple law enforcement agencies and subpoenaed interviews including those named in the emails.
You can imagine the resources that were used in this diversion, but the message here is if you send an email, we are going to trace it, Lt. Murray said.
Tandy Cyrus-Collins, Garretts mother, said the incident is troubling to her family after a two-year emotional roller coaster.
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For nearly half a century, the general trend within America's police precincts has been toward greater militarization, a transformation initiated by the culture wars of the 1960s and facilitated by the war on drugs, fear of inner-city crime, and anxieties over the threat of terrorism.
Fear of drugs, crime and terrorism have been used to justify the expansion of SWAT programs and the acquisition of military grade weaponry and vehicles in America's smaller towns. Citing previous work, investigative journalist Radley Balko writes that the number of SWAT teams in municipalities with populations between 25,000 and 50,000 "increased by more than 300 percent between 1984 and 1995," and that 75% of all of these towns had their own SWAT teams by the year 2000. Small precincts acquired wartime weaponry and a warrior culture was engendered among community police.
The ACLU is currently working on a major investigation to illuminate the extent of militarization across America. Here are four shocking examples of militarized police in America's small towns.
1. Keene, New Hampshire
A town with a murder count of two since 2009, Keene's city officials surreptitiously accepted a $285,933 grant from the Department of Defense in 2012 to purchase a Ballistic Engineered Armored Response Counter Attack Truck, or BearCat.
2. Ogden, Utah
Ogden, a medium-sized Utah town flanked by the Wasatch mountain range and the Great Salt Lake, was for a long time little more than a junction point for railroads crisscrossing the country. These days, it's ground zero for the debate over the use of SWAT in Utah, which has pitted fervent proponents of aggressive paramilitarism against those who want alternatives to the hyper-violent police confrontations that have roiled the state in recent years.
3. Columbia, South Carolina
Richland County, where Columbia is located, caught the attention of some activists in 2008 when its sheriff purchased an armored personnel carrier from the DOD. Police in the area continued buying military-grade vehicles unchallenged. Most recently, the Columbia Police Department purchased a mine-resistant war truck from the DOD in the fall of 2013.
4. Paragould, Arkansas
The Paragould police chief attempted to turn a rising crime rate into a carte blanche for sending fully outfitted SWAT teams into communities to ask every single person in public for identification. The population of the town is 27,000.
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Wednesday, July 29, 2009
Slow Cooker Pesto Chicken and Sweet Potatoes Layered Dinner
On the plane ride home, I read Animal, Vegetable, Miracle by Barbara Kingsolver, and now I want to move to a sustainable farm. Like, NOW. Take me. Teach me. I want to know more! For the time being, we're going to hit up our local produce stand, farmer's market, and look into CSA delivery. I can't wait to learn as much as I can about growing vegetables, and want the kids to grow up knowing where food comes from.
On that note, I made a completely organic (except for the chicken, because it was Foster Farms and already in the freezer and I'm a die-hard cheapskate and couldn't not eat it) dinner. In the slow cooker. Slow cooking is known for fast, friendly meals, but that doesn't mean that the food needs to be processed or not healthy. I've made TONS of healthy food in the slow cooker, and you can too.
once in a while, Buffalo Chicken Wing soup is okay, though. right...?
The Ingredients.
serves 4.
for the pesto:
1/4 cup olive oil
2 tablespoons lemon or lime juice
4 garlic cloves
2 cups fresh basil
2 tablespoons pinenuts, or walnuts, or sunflower seeds
1/4 teaspoon pepper
1/4 teaspoon salt
4 chicken thighs, or breast halves
sliced mozzarella cheese (I used string cheese!)
aluminum foil or parchment paper
4 small sweet potatoes, washed well, skin on
The Directions.
I used a 6 quart slow cooker. In a food processor or blender, combine the ingredients for your pesto. When liquidy, taste. If you need to add more citrus or salt or pepper, do so now.
In the bottom of a large slow cooker, arrange your chicken pieces. Mine were still frozen. Layer on slices of mozzarella cheese. Pour pesto evenly on top. Cover with a layer of foil or parchment paper. Scrub sweet potatoes well, prick with a fork, and lay them on top of the paper or foil. Cover and cook on low for 6-7 hours, or on high for 4-5. If your chicken is frozen it will take a bit longer.
If you're using fresh chicken, and your sweet potatoes are quite large, you may choose to swap layers, and put the sweet potatoes on the bottom. Newer slow cookers cook from the sides as well as from the bottom, but some people swear the stuff on the bottom cooks faster.
Carefully remove the sweet potatoes with tongs, and remove foil or parchment. The steam that comes out will be quite hot, keep small children away.
The Verdict.
We all loved this meal. My kids put cinnamon on their sweet potatoes, and enjoyed eating the skin--for the first time. I was thrilled. The chicken was fully cooked, and the pesto had a good bite from the garlic that was balanced by the citrus. I used limes instead of lemons, and enjoyed the limey flavor. Lots of pesto calls for gobs of Parmesean cheese, which I opted to not use to 1) keep it a bit lighter and 2) to save a trip to the store. I served it alongside some leftover Quinoa Salad from Fat Free Vegan Kitchen.
This was a great dinner.
somewhat related recipes:
Layered Dinner
Use your Slow Cooker as a Smoker
Cedar Planked Salmon
Chicken Adobo
Baked Sweet Potatoes with Chili, Lime, and Cumin
53 comments:
- Infant Bibliophile said...
My slow cooker is in the mail.. I can't wait.
I left an award for you on my blog.
- July 29, 2009 at 1:42 PM
- email@example.com said...
That sounds fantastic. I love pesto. Interesting combination with the sweet potatoes.
- July 29, 2009 at 2:01 PM
- Amanda on Maui said...
I listened to Animal, Vegetable, Miracle on audiobook and it was great. My mom listened to it as well after I recommended it to her. My mom has a lot more going on in her garden than I do right now, but I'm fighting with a yard that hasn't been tended to in over a decade.
Her book was really inspiring to me, but my boyfriend warned me that farming isn't all it's cracked up to be. It's really hard work, and he knows from growing up with a dad who was a hippie farmer on Maui and still is.
My motto is to do the best you can with what you have. Buy locally what you can, buy organically what you can, and try to build as much as you can around that without buying other things. Then, once you have to go beyond them try to do other good things for the planet as well.
- July 29, 2009 at 4:11 PM
- Mrs. Hoppes said...
We live on a homestead and while it is hard work, it is very rewarding. There are days where I am near tears with frustration and there are days when I am rejoicing over food preservation or new chicks or baby goats being born.
Right now, it is more tears of frustration. But it is also short-lived. I blame last month's tornado.
- July 29, 2009 at 6:04 PM
- La Nouvelle Femme said...
That meal sounds great! I love my crock pot but I've never even thought to cook multiple things in layers like that. I will definitely be trying that in the near future!
- July 29, 2009 at 6:28 PM
- squawmama said...
Thanks Stephanie, I will definitely be trying this recipe... It sounds great... Glad you had such a great time at the Blogger convention.
- July 29, 2009 at 9:13 PM
- Lori said...
That book changed how I buy food. I grow some things in a small garden and do a lot of canning and freezing. I loved everything about her year of self-supplication and her family's support. An all time favorite read.
- July 30, 2009 at 4:09 AM
I read AVM 2 years ago and it changed how I thought about food I went from playing with a small vegetable garden to growing with a plan for sustaining us through the winter. We are in our second year as CSA members and buy local as much as possible. Between the farm and my garden, we have all the produce we need (except tropical fruits, our "luxury" items). The variety is amazing and we enjoy trying new fruits and veggies. You can find local farm markets, CSA etc at www.localharvest.org
I gotta give a shout out to your blog. Without utilizing my slow cooker the last year, I'd have burned out and given up. Thanks Steph!
BTW – Can't wait to try this recipe. Started making lots of pesto this summer and it has become a favorite in our house.
- July 30, 2009 at 5:45 AM
- aelfie said...
I'm not sure where you are in the Bay Area, but we use the CSA from Live Earth Farm in Watsonville. Really, really good food. The strawberries are to die for.
- July 30, 2009 at 6:32 AM
- Jackie said...
The meal sounds great! Gotta try it next week. Thanks.
- July 30, 2009 at 6:37 AM
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- July 30, 2009 at 7:12 AM
- Stephanie said...
I, too, loved 'Animal, Vegetable, Miracle'. It was great and so inspirational. I would love to do something like that but I know that my family would starve to death:) So, we bought into a CSA again this year instead. It runs on a different model - you get a credit and buy what you want instead of just getting standard share. It's been great and we have less of a problem with dead veggies in the fridge than we did last year.
Thanks again for all the great recipes you post. It's a great reminder to use the crockpot all year long. I just did another pot of black beans so that we could freeze some to take along with us on vacation.
- July 30, 2009 at 7:40 AM
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- July 30, 2009 at 10:35 AM
Stephanie, I totally recommend CSA deliveries. We've been getting one from Farm Fresh To You (http://www.farmfreshtoyou.com)for quite some time now and have really liked it. Especially that it's delivered right to our door instead of having to go pick it up somewhere -- perhaps a bit less eco-friendly, but it's the only feasible way for us with our schedules! Anyway, I think we can get one time discounts since we're already members thru their referral system, so let me know if you're interested in them. We referred Eric's boss, and she's been really happy w/ them, too.
- July 30, 2009 at 11:16 AM
- Julie said...
yum, this looks great. We love chicken, we love pesto, and we love sweet potatoes. I don't see how we can go wrong with this recipe. :)
And just to add to the "or or or" list, we usually use roasted edamame (aka toasted soy nuts) instead of pine nuts, walnuts, or sunflower seeds. Very yummy.
- July 30, 2009 at 6:38 PM
So, I have never been able to enjoy pesto because I am allergic to pinenuts, walnuts, and just about any other nut. I never thought to use sunflower seeds! Thanks for the great idea!
- July 31, 2009 at 8:22 AM
- Anne Basso said...
I just wanted to say a HUGE thank you for this blog. I'm pregnant with my sixth child at the moment and I have all my energy in the morning and early afternoon. By dinner time I'm exhausted and I don't want to cook.
Now I'm having so much fun with your recipes, I'm making dinner in the morning/afternoon when I have energy and then it's pretty much done by dinner time! You're saving my family from frozen pizza, corn dogs, and fast food.
Thank you so much! I've pre-ordered your book and plan to give copies as Christmas presents, too.
- July 31, 2009 at 11:51 AM
- ChefDruck said...
Thank you so much for the link love! I am honored. Your panel was great - I got so many great money saving tips from you and the other participants. I'm particularly excited to find a CSA.
I just started Animal, Vegetable, Miracle and was shocked by how much gas is used to get us our food. We need a major wake up call to change.
- July 31, 2009 at 1:18 PM
- Ashley said...
Your blog is awesome! Thanks for sharing so many great recipes!
- August 1, 2009 at 3:18 AM
- Angela's Kitchen said...
I love doing layered dinners in my crock! And sweet potatoes - yum! I am going to try this one this weekend (dairy free for us) as I have some basil begging to be pesto.
Thanks for all you share...
One thing that is fun for my kids is I have my kiddos "in charge" of growing our sprouts. They love sprouts (especially broccoli ones) and are the rinser/drainers of our weekly sprout growing. You just need a canning jar, some clean netting/hose and sprout seeds. They are fun to watch!
- August 1, 2009 at 7:45 AM
- gfe--gluten free easily said...
This one looks great, Stephanie! I love pesto chicken, but have never made it myself. I've always eaten it out, but your recipe looks plenty easy. I'll put in a sweet potatoes for me and white for hubby and try to be sure their sizing will ensure adequate cooking of both.
So glad your BlogHer time was great! Will check out the link to learn more. :-)
I haven't read that book yet, but I will now. Thanks.
- August 1, 2009 at 4:36 PM
- Pam said...
Glad you had a great time at the Convention and that you're back safe and sound.
Very happy you're excited about embarking on another adventure and really pleased that you'll be passing it along to your kids.
I grew up on a pretty self-sufficient family farm and most recently have come off a decade long stint of living on a sailboat outfitted for cruising and also fairly self-sufficient; at least energy-wise.
- August 1, 2009 at 9:38 PM
Hello, I'm trying this recipe this week! How much cheese do you use?
Thank you for this blog--many wonderful recipes!--Becky
- August 2, 2009 at 7:31 AM
- Stephanie O'Dea said...
Hi Becky, I actually used string cheese because I didn't have any lump mozzarella in the house. I'd just slice some up and lay it over the top of the chicken---no real measurements needed.
xoxo steph
- August 2, 2009 at 8:26 AM
fyi - the "year ago today" link keeps taking me to the recipe for Spanish Braised Chicken (both yesterday and today) regardless of what the text says (today I think is actually a no-noodle lasagna) - anyway, maybe it's just a subliminal message that I need to be making the Spanish Braised Chicken pronto(!):-) But, thought you might like to know in case the techies can change the linkage...
- August 2, 2009 at 10:08 PM
- thomas family said...
My friend Lindsay found this site and suggested it to me. We recently found out that my husband has Celiac and that my little boy might possibly have it as well. I have found it some what difficult coming up with new ideas for gluten free dinners. I just wanted to say thank you for having a sight like this and for having ideas for people like me! Thanks.
Melissa Thomas
- August 3, 2009 at 9:40 AM
- Kim Smith said...
Thank you so much for this blog! I am such a huge fan!
- August 3, 2009 at 11:57 AM
- myfavoriteplace said...
I recently finished Animal, Vegetable, Miracle, and felt the exact same way you did! I would love to live that lifestyle, especially after learning so much from the book. I'd love to know how your CSA adventure pans out.
- August 3, 2009 at 6:07 PM
- grouchy mama said...
OMG! A whole blog devoted to CROCK POT?! I love it. You are now on my bookmarks. I can't wait to have some time to explore your site. Of course, The Boy is waking up from his nap, NOW, so I will have to save the exploration for another moment.
- August 4, 2009 at 1:33 PM
- Michelle said...
Thank you for this wonderful recipe Steph! It's dinner tonight as if you couldn't tell by the frequent stops on the blog
- August 5, 2009 at 4:35 PM
Have you ever made stuffed peppers in the crock pot? I couldn't find them anywhere on your site but I thought I remember you doing that last year.
- August 6, 2009 at 4:26 PM
- Stephanie O'Dea said...
Hi Janessa,
yup, I did! They came out really well. Here's the link: Slow Cooker Stuffed Peppers Recipe.
xoxo steph
- August 6, 2009 at 4:56 PM
- Indian As Apple Pie said...
Thanks for your recipe. I'm learning quite a bit from your blog. I never thought about using tinfoil! Today as I was working on my cookbook on Indian Crockpot Cooking, I made rice palau in the crockpot for the first time. And I just posted an amazing lentil dish on my site if you want to swap recipes. www.indianasapplepie.com
Thanks again...Like your site.
- August 6, 2009 at 9:56 PM
- Aunt LoLo said...
Oooh...I never thought to layer it up with the tinfoil. Brilliant! And now my mind is reeling...the possibilities are endless!!
- August 8, 2009 at 6:33 AM
- ArmyMama said...
MMmmm This was delicious!! I used both thighs and chicken breasts and they both turned out so tender! great combo, pesto chicken and sweet potatoes!
- August 10, 2009 at 7:34 PM
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- August 10, 2009 at 11:30 PM
- newmum said...
Hi! I have just discovered your blog through anothers bloggers comments. I am floored! And so excited to see all these great slow cooker recipes. I am just beginning to explore the realm of slow cooking and am also a very average cook. I don't like cooking, but the slow cooker is helping.
But then... I read that all your recipes are gluten free!!!!! WOWOWOWOW!! Fantastic! I couldn't ask for a better site SO well suited to me and my family! Thank you so much! My partner and I can eat gluten but are completely and utterly wheat intolerant. The words 'gluten free' are like gold to our ears!
I look forward to discovering 365 days + of recipes. Thank you!
PS. tonight I am trying out a roast for the first time and am using your beef roast recipe. :):)
- August 11, 2009 at 2:28 AM
- Rob said...
I made this for my family, and they loved it. Even my 2 year old.
Great blog. I've got several recipes on deck for the next couple of weeks that I cannot wait to try.
- August 11, 2009 at 4:18 PM
- Sara said...
Oh thank you thank you!! I LOVE your blog, since I HATE cooking! I made this this afternoon in my 3 quart crockpot. I used 3 frozen chicken breasts since that was all I could fit--dumped them right out of the bag. Poured on a jar of pesto, & sprinkled a cup of shredded mozzarella that I had in the freezer. Added the foil, and as many sweet potatoes as I could fit in my little crock and four and a half hours later . . . tada! My kids ate it! I cooked up some penne at the last minute and tossed it with the "sauce" that was left in the crockpot, and my 9 year old said that she liked it even though it looked yucky. Every part of it was a huge hit. The chicken was juicy & yummy & we all loved the sweet potatoes. What a brilliant idea to do them on top. It was 90 outside today and I was so glad to not have to turn on my oven to get such a yummy dinner! It was fabulous. Thanks!
- August 11, 2009 at 6:58 PM
- DriedPapercutsAndChickens said...
I LOVED animal, vegetable, miracle
Awesome book
The zuchini orzo is a huge hit in this house
- August 13, 2009 at 9:30 PM
I actually slow cooked this in a dutch oven in my oven and it was phenomenal! Thanks for sharing.
- August 15, 2009 at 7:09 PM
- gfe--gluten free easily said...
Made this fab dish for a girlfriends' dinner tonight, Steph! I did overcook it a tad. I had some huge chicken breasts and they were frozen, so I thought they'd take longer to cook than they did. But, it didn't do any harm to taste, just presentation as they were falling apart some. My fault, but they were still wonderful. It was a basil night because one girlfriend brought lemon basil ice cream, which we had with my three-minute chocolate cake. :-) Anyway, thanks for the great recipe!
- August 17, 2009 at 9:35 PM
- My Ice Cream Diary said...
Just have to say that the tin foil layering is now my most very favorite crock pot trick. I use it all the time now! With my husband's new job he has a very long commute and I currently pick him up and drop him off at the train which is a 45 minute round trip. This makes having dinner on the table rather tricky because I'm not home to make it last minute. I have been using this web site at least 3 times a week now and have been totally rocking the dinner scene. Thank you, again!!!
- August 20, 2009 at 8:07 AM
- Heather and Matt said...
Made this for dinner tonight. It was delicious and a huge hit! Even my two year old loved it! Thanks!!
- August 20, 2009 at 3:05 PM
- Christine said...
Stephanie, exactly the same thing happened to me! My son was diagnosed with celiac when he was 18 months old (lots of vomiting!). We've been gluten free since late 2007. Thank you so much for your blog, I"ll be discussing it at our next celiac support group meeting. Your book is on my wish list too!!
Even though you've been tested, keep an eye out on the family; 6 months after my son was diagnosed I broke out in a nasty rash which turned out to be dermatitis herpetiformis (the skin version of celiac). No GI symptoms at all. These things come at you fast!!!Keep up the good work!!
- August 21, 2009 at 7:07 AM
- Stacey said...
I LOVE this idea! How delicious! And I would have never thought to layer in the slow cooker, chicken and then sweet potatoes? Great idea.
- August 27, 2009 at 8:09 AM
- Building Materials & Supplies said...
The meal sounds great! Gotta try it next week.
Thanks for sharing
- September 2, 2009 at 8:55 AM
- Sweetpea said...
Really yummy. I loved how tender the sweet potatoes were, and loved that my WHOLE dinner was done in one dish, at the same time. I was so full from just the chicken and potato, I didn't really need anything else to eat. And I use parmesan because that is all I had in the house and it worked just fine.
- October 12, 2009 at 11:39 AM
- BrendaS said...
Should there be any liquid at the bottom of the Crock Pot? I'm afraid the chicken will burn or get dried out.
- December 1, 2009 at 6:05 PM
- Stephanie O'Dea said...
Hi Brenda, the pesto provides the needed liquid, and the chicken creates it's own juice. The layer of foil also will help keep the chicken moist and the steam near the meat instead of evaporating.
- December 1, 2009 at 6:26 PM
- DotMom said...
Hi Stephanie ... I have to sing your praises, too. I've recently been using this website to make dinner since I'm gone 3-4 afternoons/week. It's wonderful since we've been trying to eat less take-out. So far, I've rounded up 4 or 5 recipes that even the picky people in the family like. ;-)
One question on this recipe: If I put cheese on top of the chicken, doesn't the foil stick to it???
- March 13, 2010 at 11:53 AM
- Danielle Brown said...
Basil Question:
Is that 2 cups loose or packed? How many "bunches" are we talkin' about here? :)
- February 23, 2011 at 6:44 PM
I've got too much meet and bone to accommodate the potatoes cause I'm using Turkey legs (really good sub in many of your chicken recipes as they are cheaper and great slow cooked). I hope this still comes out without the foil and sweet potato top. Going to bake the sweets in the oven (cooled off outside enough to use the oven). Thanks for all your recipes.
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Alpek, the petrochemical unit of Grupo Alfa (Garza Garcia, Mexico), has raised an estimated 11.1 billion pesos ($850 million) in its recent initial public offering (IPO) on the Bolsa Mexicana de Valores (BVM). The shares represent about 18% of Alpek. The April 26 deal priced shares 27.50-31.50 pesos/share; shares were trading at 29.41 pesos at the close of the week ended May 4. The Alpek IPO is the first in Mexico since last July, in part because concerns about the euro zone put a damper on IPO activity last year and the beginning of this year, according to...
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NYC Parks Events Calendar
Get up, get out, and do something! Just about any day of the year, you can find something fun, informative, and healthy to enjoy at an area park. Feel free to browse the listings below, or use the search tools to find an event that matches your interests and location.
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Tuesday, October 21, 2014
Le Petit Zen Art Workshop for Adults
at Poe Park Visitor Center (in Poe Park), Bronx
2:00 p.m.–3:30 p.m.
Participants will create small Zen works of art in black and white. Learn Zentangle, and other meditative forms of art. Any color use will be minimal.
Category: Arts & Crafts, Art
Remembering Yesterday: Queens and Its World's Fairs
at Kingsland Homestead (in Margaret I. Carman Green - Weeping Beech), Queens
2:30 p.m.–4:30 p.m.
Remembering is both a collective and a personal activity. In this exhibition, both are on display in relation to two World's Fairs that took place in Flushing, Queens in…
Category: Art, History
Tuesdays at The Pavilion: Arts & Crafts
at The Pavilion in Union Square Park (in Union Square Park), Manhattan
3:00 p.m.–5:00 p.m.
Enjoy a free reading series, nutrition education, singalongs, fun activities, special guests and more.
Category: Arts & Crafts, Kids, Talks
Bryant Park Juggling
at Bryant Park, Manhattan
5:30 p.m.–7:30 p.m.
Test your coordination and dexterity with free juggling lessons. All skills are welcome and equipment is provided.
Category: Education, Games, Kids
Brooklyn Nets Wheelchair Basketball Open Gym
at Al Oerter Recreation Center (in Flushing Meadows Corona Park), Queens
7:45 p.m.–9:30 p.m.
Similar to regular basketball but played in a wheelchair. Participants must be physically disabled and able to play in a sports wheelchair. There are available sportschairs for use at…
Category: Accessible, Fitness, Sports
Wednesday, October 22, 2014
4th Bienal de Arte Latinoamericano del Bronx: Open For Discussion
at Poe Park Visitor Center (in Poe Park), Bronx
8:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m.
The exhibition suggests that art discussion is inherently an expression of populism and protest; therefore it is important not to deny the mass attraction to it.
Category: Art
Art in the Garden: The Evolution of an Artist
at Queens Botanical Garden, Queens
8:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m.
Art in the Garden: The Evolution of an Artist Tuesday, September 30 through Sunday, January 17, in the Visitor & Administration Building Gallery Fee: Free with…
Category: Art
2014 Emerging Artist Fellowship Exhibition at Socrates Sculpture Park
at Socrates Sculpture Park, Queens
8:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m.
The annual Emerging Artist Fellowship Exhibition is a cornerstone of the park's visual arts program and is widely acclaimed for the ambition, breadth & innovation of the works on view.
Category: Art, Waterfront
The NY World's Fairs and the Port Authority Bringing Trade, Travel and Tourism to Queens, The Region and the World
at Queens Botanical Garden, Queens
8:30 a.m.–5:30 p.m.
In our continuing celebration of the New York World's Fairs, enjoy this Port Authority multimedia exhibit.
Category: Art, History
CityParks Seniors Fitness: Free Yoga, Tennis & Fitness Walking Instruction
at South Oxford Park, Brooklyn, Inwood Hill Park, Manhattan , John Jay Park, Manhattan , Carl Schurz Main Lawn (in Carl Schurz Park), Manhattan, Roy Wilkins Recreation Center, Queens , Fieldhouse (in Astoria Park), Queens, Cunningham Park at 193rd Street, Queens, Flushing Meadows Corona Park, Queens, Soundview Park Field House (in Soundview Park), Bronx, Tennis Courts (in Marine Park), Brooklyn, …
9:00 a.m.–10:00 a.m.
City Parks Foundation welcomes all New Yorkers, 60 and over, to participate in CityParks Seniors Fitness presented by Airbnb.
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Madama Butterfly is an opera that always elicits strong feelings. For every observer who condemns Pinkerton as a heartless exploiter, another will mention Butterfly's sadistic cruelty in committing suicide in the presence of her young child. Perhaps it's no surprise that a story centred upon cultural differences should elicit such polarised responses; this is ultimately a tragedy of conflicting expectations, each partner engaging in a contract based upon their stereotypes of a different civilisation. Whilst undoubtedly infatuated, Pinkerton has no plans to stick around in Japan in the long term: this is an extended holiday romance, and a marriage happily engaged in on the understanding that in Japan, geishas can marry by the month. His flaw is simply to fail to realise the potential consequences of his actions for Butterfly, should she be as in love as Sharpless warns. Butterfly in turn embarks upon her marriage in the belief that it will be an American-style contract, too naive and short-sighted to realise that an American sailor might not covet a Japanese entertainer as his life-long partner. This cultural myopia proves fatal. Any successful production of Madama Butterfly needs to make these cultural differences (and the attendant power conflicts) central to our understanding of the story. The chief limitation of Moshe Lieser and Patrice Courier's attractive but deeply conventional production is its failure to address these issues. Revived at Covent Garden for the fourth time (originally a vehicle for Cristina Gallardo-Domas), it offers a highly picturesque and delicate backdrop to the story, without ever daring to foreground the social dimensions of the story. Butterfly's house is conjured up through a series of discrete (if noisy) Ikea-style boards, which reveal in turn a garden, Nagasaki Bay and Kate Pinkerton in the distance. Character is mainly signalled through costume, whether Pinkerton's bright-blue naval uniform or Butterfly's series of kimonos. At no point are the thorny cultural issues - Butterfly's economic need for a partner, the social stigma of abandonment, Pinkerton's orientalist attitudes towards geishas – made bold and the result is decorative rather than hard-hitting. Given Nagasaki's obvious resonances for this alliance, why not set it during the American Occupation?
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As a result of this, the performance I attended was unusually dependent upon the singers for delievering sophisticated characterisation. This revival was due to be led by Patricia Racette, who has made a speciality of the role in recent times. Having pulled out due to illness, the role was shared by Liping Zhang and the (reportedly astounding) Kristin Oppolais through the run. Liping Zhang offered a very good Butterfly: quite apart from her physical aptness, her voice encompasses both the delicacy of her Act One entrance -her repertoire includes Lucia- and the necessary power for her climactic suicide, making it no surprise that her performance was recorded for 3D broadcast. Throughout she offered a complex delineation of Butterfly's journey from sweet, naive infatuated teenager to a heartbroken, volatile, perhaps spiteful adult. Is her suicide an act of honour or a subtle form of revenge? Zhang left this happily open-ended. Alongside her, Helene Schneidermann delievered a very affecting Suzuki, warm-toned and plangent yet without making this caring figure unnecessarily grandmotherly. In the role of Sharpless, Antony Michaels-Moore performed similarly well; his voice these days lacks an easy cantabile but his acuity with text and sensitive acting made for a very rewarding portrayal. Vocally speaking, the only weak link was James Valenti. His debut in La Traviata last summer was one of the most disappointing I've seen and my hopes weren't high for this performance - an attitude initially rebuffed by his confident entrance. Alas, the early problems soon re-surfaces: his tone. warm with a mahagony shade down below, become increasingly thin and uncomfortable above the passagio, meaning that Puccini's high-lying phrases never bloom in the intended fashion. The Act One love duet fell flat as a consequence (both he and Zhang gave up on their climactic top note a beat before the orchestra's entrance) and throughout his performance was oddly uncharismatic. He looked the part and seems confident as an actor, yet vocally he never seemed on top of it, and one wonders whether this lyric Romantic repertoire is his natural forte. The audience booed him. Together with Zhang, the best contribution of the evening came from the conductor. Andris Nelsons performed a very good La Boheme last year and maintained that form with a carefully nauanced yet passionate delievery of the score. He has a natural accompanist's ear for scale and happily let rip during the more passionate moments of the evening. Despite the flaws of the production, he set the seal on an involving and ultimately satisfying account of Madama Butterfly.
Earlier in the season, we were treated to a similarly tragic tale with a rather different set of moral conundrums. Nearly seventy years after its premiere, Peter Grimes' status as the British national opera seems fairly secure: a product not only of its groundbreaking international success, but perhaps also its distinctive resonance for the British collective psyche. Premiered immediately after the Second World War, it could be seen as part of a broader pattern of cultural regeneration, and its theme of the individual's struggle against an aggressive majority had unusual historical potence; at the same time, its lively, often comic depiction of rural British life has resonances which are by turns nostalgic and chilling. The Borough's devotion to established codes of behaviour (as in Albert Herring) can elicit an audience's yearning for an idyllic pastoral foretime; but it also yields moments of sheer horror when Peter chooses to commit suicide rather than face their united fury.
The conflicts in Peter Grimes are not so easily resolved, however. Many productions today are keen to stress Peter's moral purity, presenting him as a Parsifal-like figure who is essentially innocent and misunderstood, tormented by an uneducated, baying mass. The recent staging by David Alden at English National Opera indulged in some of these trends, making the apprentice's death a direct consequence of Peter's fear of the crowd's approach, and thus absolving him of blame. Yet as Ellen Orford's comments make clear ("It's started again"), the eventual death of John is a product of predictable negligence; Peter might lack malice but he also lacks circumspection. His gaze is entirely inward, and even his romance with Ellen appears to rest only upon a desire for social acceptance. From that point of view, is the Borough's suspicion of Peter solely cruelty, or at least in part prudence? How should society integrate individuals who seem unwilling or unable to live by society's conventions?
Willy Decker's production goes some way to engaging with these questions. His basically expressionist staging is centred upon a steeply rake and employs a mise-en-scene familiar from The Crucible to evoke a world of social uniformity and ever-present threat. He avoids underplaying Peter's unattractiveness , however, making him a more ambiguous figure who evokes sympathy and mistrust in equal measure; a British Wozzeck of sorts. Ellen's final acquiescence is presented in unremittingly tragic terms as she covers her face to sing the final chorus, a gesture that conveys not only acceptance but also a piercing sense of shame at this destructive resolution.
The musical performances in this revival were generally excellent. As Peter, Ben Heppner offered a significant improvement upon his Tristan last season: his voice began to fail in the last act, yet the worn beauty of his timbre, his sincere acting and hulking presence made for a moving interpretation. Amanda Roocroft offered similarly sensitive singing and acting; her basic voice is not especially attractive and above the passagio can become unpleasantly shrill, but her interpretation was deeply felt and was met with a roaring ovation. In the smaller parts, Jonathan Summers as Balstrode and Jane Henschel as Mrs Sedley were especially memorable but all were well cast.
The Royal Opera House Chorus were on fire for this performance – few operas offer such rich opportunities and they offered wonderfully vibrant, full-toned singing delivered with gusto. Under Sir Andrew Davis, the orchestral playing was of a similarly high standard and the Sea Interludes were memorable for their careful rubato and fine display of colour. All in all, this was a thought-provoking evening at the Royal Opera House.


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just For Subscribers - The week in drinks
By Olly Wehring | 10 May 2013
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10. Analysis - Europe rides to Molson Coors' rescue as Canada softens
A resurgent Europe helped Molson Coors offset a stuttering North America in the first three months of 2013, an analyst has said, as rival value brands in Canada damaged sales in the period.
9. Analysis - Monster Beverage can side-step Q1 slowdown
Monster Beverage Corp remains on course for growth despite "disappointing" first-quarter results, an analyst has said.
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Carlsberg's CEO has said the shuttering of half of Russia's beer kiosks has disrupted the Danish brewer's sales more than the country's alcohol advertising ban in the first quarter.
7. just the Facts - Anadolu Efes' Q1 performance by Sector, Region
Yesterday, Turkish beer and soft drinks producer Anadolu Efes reported its figures for the first three months of the year. Here, just-drinks looks at the company's performance by category and by region.
6. Comment - Wehring's Way - Farewell LIWF, Hello London Wine Fair
The writing has been on the wall for a while now for the London International Wine Fair. And, yesterday, the event's organisers, Brintex, confirmed what many had long expected: The wine fair is down-grading in both focus and size.
5. In the Spotlight - The Coca-Cola Co's global anti-obesity pledge
It made for some good headlines: 'Coke to ditch ads aimed at kids'; 'Soft drinks giant promises calorie counts on all products'.
4. Comment - Soft Drinks & Water - Fishy Moves in the Cola Market
Ray Rowlands of Drinksinfo Ltd considers some of the product innovations that have shaped the US cola market following news of the pending launch of an omega-3 variant.
3. Preview - Tax Free World Association Asia Pacific Conference & Exhibition 2013
The Travel Retail world will start making its way to Singapore this weekend, in time for next week's TFWA Asia Pacific Conference & Exhibition. Joe Bates takes a look at what visitors to the event can expect as well as how the TR channel in the region is fairing.
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Like a royal's obituary, I could have penned this item about Paul Walsh's departure from Diageo quite some time ago. After all, it has been widely known in industry circles for the better part of two years that Walsh was going to call time on his tenure either this year or next.
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Map, 2003
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Changing three times a year, New Work promises to engage audiences with the most innovative expressions of contemporary art. The first exhibition reintroducing the series features work by two young artists from Los Angeles: Evan Holloway and Dave Muller. Holloway's sculpture Map, 2003, made of painted tree branches unnaturally joined at right angles, is a meditation on nature and culture executed with equal parts formal rigor and playful humor. Muller, a Bay Area native, has created a site-specific drawing installation depicting the San Francisco skyline, a portrait of a city filtered through memory and the politics of place.
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If you have hardwood floors and have a shoes-off policy in your home, then most of the time you can get away with dry mopping your floors instead of vacuuming. It is light, easy work, and it doesn't take all that long – but it is a chore of the type that can easily be passed on to a robot slave.
The robot in this case is called Mofa, it will quietly scoot around your floors with a microfiber mop, leaving cleanliness in its wake. Given that it is mop, not a vacuum cleaner, you are going to need to brush the dust and assorted detritus off it every once in a while – but it makes no noise, so should be easy on pets and crawling babies. It has a battery life of 1.5 hours.
The only thing that makes this author a little leery of the product is the price tag. At 7,800 yen (around $80), it almost seems too cheap. The growing e-waste pile in my shed is testament to the quality, or lack their of, of budget-oriented, Japanese-designed, Chinese-made electronics. It is priced right in As Seen on Television gimmick range. That is not to say that it won't work – rather it is to say that one should exercise a little caution and not expect miracles from an $80 robotic cleaner. If the most exciting thing about a product is its price tag, it will probably disappoint.
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Shreyas Talpade visits Ajmer Dargah
Actor- producer Shreyas Talpade, who was recently in Rajasthan on a shoot, visited Pushkar and Dargah Shariff of Hazrat Khwaja Muinuddin Chishti.
Feeling buoyed up after paying a visit to the Brahma temple on his way back to Jaipur from Ajmer, he wrote on a micro-blogging site: "Pushkar Sarovar...serene and calm as ever. Fortunate again to visit the only Brahma temple in the world. Peaceful. You have to experience the energy at Dargah Sharif to believe it. Consider myself fortunate to be here the 2nd time. Allah Maalik."
Shreyas also celebrated Ganpati this year by organising a Ganapati Sthapana ceremony.
He also said that he sees Ganpati as a time for family bonding where all his family comes together.
On being asked if there is any specific reason on this devotional visit, Shreyas said "I don't visit these shrines of divinity, to ask for specific things, the wellness and safety of my family is all I ask for. Coming here just makes me feel more connected with the divine, something that you miss sometimes, in a places like Mumbai."
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"We played hard against Southeaster, but we're tired of losing close games. I was looking at tape and we could have had that game on defense. Injuries are no excuse, that's how we feel. This is a next guy in type deal. I looked at it this week and we could be sitting here with just one loss to Texas Tech," Peveto said.
The loss to Southeastern dropped the Demons to 3-4 on the season and 1-2 in Southland Conference play. With the Demon's conference losses coming in close games, Peveto said coaches and players will take a more relaxed approach to games going forward.
"We've been tight. One of the things we need to work on is loosening up. We're going to do lighter practies this week and we'll use Monday to prepare for Homecoming," Peveto said.
The Demons have an open date Saturday followed by Homecoming against Nicholls Saturday, Oct. 27. That game will kick off at 6 p.m. in Turpin Stadium.


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