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I have been working at Red Herring full-time (More than 3 years)
Annual travel to Amsterdam, Hong Kong, LA was a perk. Get exposed to many innovative companies and their technologies. Build great contacts.
Leadership terribly ineffective and ranges on the socieopathic. Pay usually late, sometimes by months. Leadership does not listen to employee feedback. Company culture not supportive.
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There are no pros: the company has declined from a magazine to a conferencing business that the CEO has been legally enjoined from participating in.
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It was a great place to get your foot in the door of the financial journalism world. Hardworking people were quite the inspiration, although some of the crazier journalists and editors at RH were more ego-tripping than helpful. Depending on who was slotted as the editor above you, you could definitely acquire a great working experience and inspirational passion for your position. The company was located in a great area of Silicon Valley, although commuters from Caltrain would have quite a walk up ol' Ralston Avenue just to get to the area. Packing one's lunch was fun, as it was hard to find anywhere local to eat.
Well... where to begin. For starters, the company was dying. Inept management at the top made it next-to-impossible for this weekly magazine to survive. Jackass editors weren't very constructive, so much as power-tripping and crazy. Turning stories in was akin to offering up your firstborn to the sacrificial altar, although you'd have to worry that your higher-ups wouldn't accidentally whack you as well with the blade. But even beyond all that, the place was decent enough to work for until, as noted, the checks started bouncing. Once "don't worry about its" became the bi-weekly ritual in place of cold, hard cash... it was time to get out. Yikes.
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Revolt against Alex Vieux. Spin Red Herring into a Web-only publication. And, then, hire a better Web designer.
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Mostly in a reactive mode as a company. Not harnessing well the huge potential it could have as a business model. Slightly old or out of date managerial structure. Not much potential in terms of personal career growth. Not adding extra value, neither on a personal nor a professional level, to retain best employees.
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Vince Wilfork was first-team All Pro in 2012.
That wasn't one of those reputation-based honors, either. He was – along with Geno Atkins – one of the very best defensive tackles in football.
Since 2007, Wilfork was either first or second-team All Pro in every season except 2008 and last season, when he blew out his Achilles against the Falcons.
Prior to the injury, Wilfork's work in the Patriots first three games was modest. Far short of the destructive force he'd been in 2012.
That fact, Wilfork's age (he'll be 33 in November) and his financial heft (he's due a $7.5M salary and will carry an $11.6M cap hit this year) have his immediate future in some question.
Over the next four days, the Patriots will be trying to convince Vince to trim that cap hit down by taking a restructured deal.
And – given his age and recent injury history – they may be asking him to take a pay cut as well (I don't know that to be the case, by the way, it is a presumption).
This is where it might get sticky. Wilfork – aside from a three-game span in 2013 – has been one of the NFL's best defensive linemen over the past seven years.
He's not going to think he's anything less than that now.
The contract Wilfork signed in March of 2010 was for five years and $40 million. It included an $18M signing bonus and $24M guaranteed. He's realized $31,954,860.00 of that deal.
Given the prolonged battle he went through to get the deal he got, I will bet Wilfork and his wife/business partner Bianca are going to want every cent the Patriots agreed to give them.
Having been with the team since 2004, Wilfork is well-acquainted with the Patriots' relentless pragmatism.
He likely foresaw these March 2014 discussions taking place the day he signed the contract.
The rub to any Patriots appeal for a restructure is this: it's not that they CAN'T carry Wilfork's $11.6M cap hit this year. It's that they will not WANT to.
The cap is at $133M. With cap rollovers, credits, etc., they are about $15M under the cap right now according to Miguel Benzan, a layman cap expert who's been doing this stuff for more than a decade and is very accurate.
Meanwhile, Isaac Sopoaga and his $3.5M cap hit have already been heaved overboard, we're just waiting for the splash. They have a crapton of cap space.
The Patriots can handle Wilfork's $11.6M cap hit. And Logan Mankins' $10.5M cap hit. Both players have been everything they said they'd be when they signed the deals in 2010. They've played at a high level. They've played hurt. They've been the standard-bearers for leadership on offense and defense and they've been the conscience or their groups.
If the Patriots want to shuffle Wilfork's money just to open 2014 cap space and then contract Wilfork at below-market prices in coming years WITHOUT using the cap space saved on new guys in 2014, then I wouldn't go along with that if I were Vincent Lamar Wilfork.
The Patriots would be, in essence, pocketing the savings and penalizing Wilfork in 2014 for being hurt in 2013.
However, if the Patriots intend to use that money a Wilfork restructure will save them THIS YEAR, that's a different story. In that case, they are giving Wilfork all of his five-year, $40M contract but contracting him at a below-market deal in coming seasons. The negotiation would then be in good faith.
The Patriots would be signing up for two more seasons at below-market price for a player of Wilfork's ability. They would be entitled to do that, in my opinion, as he would be a guy coming off an Achilles in his 33rd year on Earth. And what the hell, the Patriots guarantee about 70 percent of it, and that's a fair move.
I'm sure these are the things being weighed right now in Camp Wilfork.
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zzthnx, management is under certain regulatory restrictions and can only buy USA common during certain very short windows of time. For management the big money in USA stock is not buying it at the market with their own cash, but rather the free USA stock option awards. The longer the stock stays low, the more time management has to award themselves millions of free low priced USA stock options which will be worth, in my opinion 5x-7x the strike price once 1Q2014 production numbers are on the table and the production trend at Galena is in black and white. In my opinion management is unconcerned that a low stock price could cause another hostile run by HL et.al. because as the last hostile bid showed, the Toronto pool has USA managements backs and trading in USA common locked up tight. It wouldnt matter if HL offered $1.80 or $2.80/share, the Toronto pool would offer the market a penny more than HL and soak up the volume offered. In the market currently, companies and company managements are big sellers of stock overall by a wide margin so in my opinion it is bullish that not only has USA purchased its own stock in the market for cash money in the recent past but so have company executives, with no selling at all. When I state my opinion that USA stock is under aggressive accumulation and those accumulating have an interest in suppressing the price of the common so as to pay as little as possible for their long position, this is not to say that I think there is a large sustained naked short out there, because as you point out, there isnt. Any shorting of USA is done tactically, against the box, to move the price down at key times by hitting the stops in the book, moving the stock lower and then cover the short against the box into the volume created by those stops getting tripped. Something like 85% of overall market volume isnt even real and is just a computer churn for volume rebates from the exchange - the trade in USA common cant be any different than the market itself. That big down day this week with a volume of 330,000 shares traded, probably only 40,000--50,000 were real, the rest just tactical shorts sold by the pool to themselves to stop out the longs. I rest my case by pointing out the volume for the last trade in USA on Friday in Toronto, one share - to my mind footprint of suppression scheme or is it some piker is selling one USA share at 3:51pm on a Friday afternoon to have the money next Wednesday to buy a cup of coffee?


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Erm sorry if you were taking it like that but I was quoting only part of the post that I considered significative to talk about. I have seen many users doing this and since I'm not so used to this website maybe it's a mistake.
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Hijacked is a big word, but anyways... I'm not to flame my point was only to take part of your post on which I was agreeing with. I don't plan on always quoting entire posts. End of discussion about this.
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I have been wondering why I am having so much trouble seeing the rhinestones and getting them onto my gown. freaking out a bit that my vision has deteriorated significantly since I did the last blue one. But no..... it was summer then. More light and longer days. Whew! I am thinking an Ott might be nice, though.
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The Berlin Group and the Philosophy of Logical EmpiricismSpringer Netherlands 2013; US$ 129.00
The first full length discussion of the Berlin Group, this book also re-examines the role of the Vienna Circle in the development of the philosophy of science. Covers the work of Walter Dubislav, Paul Oppenheim, Kurt Grelling and Jacob Friedrich Fries. more...
New Challenges to Philosophy of ScienceSpringer Netherlands 2013; US$ 229.00
This book seeks to offer a reflection on what might be meant by philosophy of science in Europe and European philosophy of science, and how awareness of it could assist philosophers interpret and motivate their research through a stronger collective identity. more...
EuthydemusReadHowYouWant 2009; US$ 3.99
One of the very first books that discuses philosophy of logic. Coming from a time when man was in the initial stages of differing between thinking and acting, philosophy and logic, this is one of the, masterpieces by Plato. Thought-provoking! more...
SymposiumReadHowYouWant 2009; US$ 3.99
Written at the high point of Plato's writing career, this is one of his masterpieces. The characters here discuss the nature of love, the relation between philosophy and poetry and between beautiful and good. To render realism to the work, Plato has accorded it historic credibility and logic. more...
Yoga TravelingSpringer International Publishing 2013; US$ 129.00
This book examines yoga?s transcultural dissemination in the twentieth and twenty-first centuries. It explores yoga as a situated practice, shaped in distinctive ways against the backdrop of both global forces and local imaginings of India and its traditions. more...
New Directions in the Philosophy of ScienceSpringer International Publishing 2014; US$ 279.00
This volume sheds light on still unexplored issues and raises new questions in the main areas addressed by the philosophy of science. Bringing together selected papers from three main events, the book presents the most advanced scientific results in the field and suggests innovative lines for further investigation. It explores how discussions on several... more...
Philosophy and Religion in German IdealismSpringer Netherlands 2006; US$ 209.00
This book contains the selected proceedings of a conference on Religion in German Idealism which took place in Nij- gen (Netherlands) in January 2000. The conference was - ganized by the Centre of German Idealism, which co-or- nates the research on classical German philosophy in the Netherlands and in Belgium. Generous support of the Dutch Organisation... more...
Philo of Alexandria and Post-Aristotelian PhilosophyBRILL 2008; US$ 188.00
An inquiry drawing on the presence of Hellenistic philosophy in Philo provides a better knowledge of the diffusion of Hellenistic philosophy since the late Republican age, as well as the relationship between Philo?s reception and other doxohraphical tradition. more...
Pyrrhonism in Ancient, Modern, and Contemporary PhilosophySpringer Netherlands 2011; US$ 159.00
This volume presents essays by leading specialists that explore the history and philosophical significance of this form of Pyrrhonism. The text debates thorny questions concerning ancient Pyrrhonism, explores its influence on certain modern thinkers, and examines it in relation to contemporary analytic philosophy. more...
Law, Liberty, and the Rule of LawSpringer Netherlands 2012; US$ 129.00
This book examines the core concepts of the rule of law, discussing the balance of powers and exploring the relationship between rule of law, human rights and separation of powers as well as the interplay between rule of law, constitutionalism and democracy. more...


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36-48 in. (90-120 cm)
6-9 in. (15-22 cm)
USDA Zone 3a: to -39.9 �C (-40 �F)
USDA Zone 3b: to -37.2 �C (-35 �F)
USDA Zone 4a: to -34.4 �C (-30 �F)
USDA Zone 4b: to -31.6 �C (-25 �F)
USDA Zone 5a: to -28.8 �C (-20 �F)
USDA Zone 5b: to -26.1 �C (-15 �F)
USDA Zone 6a: to -23.3 �C (-10 �F)
USDA Zone 6b: to -20.5 �C (-5 �F)
USDA Zone 7a: to -17.7 �C (0 �F)
USDA Zone 7b: to -14.9 �C (5 �F)
USDA Zone 8a: to -12.2 �C (10 �F)
USDA Zone 8b: to -9.4 �C (15 �F)
USDA Zone 9a: to -6.6 �C (20 �F)
USDA Zone 9b: to -3.8 �C (25 �F)
Sun to Partial Shade
Pale Pink
Pale Yellow
Mid Summer
6" to 12" (151 mm to 300 mm)
5.6 to 6.0 (acidic)
6.1 to 6.5 (mildly acidic)
6.6 to 7.5 (neutral)
By dividing rhizomes, tubers, corms or bulbs (including offsets)
N/A: plant does not set seed, flowers are sterile, or plants will not come true from seed
Flowers are good for cutting
Requires consistently moist soil; do not let dry out between waterings
This plant has been said to grow in the following regions:
South China, Maine
Ann Arbor, Michigan
Bay City, Michigan
Bemidji, Minnesota
Hillsdale, New York
Southold, New York
Lewisburg, Pennsylvania
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Embrace (Evolve Series #2)
By S.E. Hall / Genre: Coming of Age / Rating: 4.5 out of 5 stars (200 reviews)
Evan Allen is a handsome, athletic, southern gentleman who now attends Georgia Southern University for no good reason.
After what he expected to be the romantic gesture of the century, Evan is looking at no friends, a year of ineligibility on the football team, and no girl.
He's starting over alone and doesn't know quite how to proceed. Certain members of The Crew refuse to let him face things by himself, taking him under their wing, and it doesn't take the ladies long to notice him, either.
Sometimes life doesn't go as you had planned. Sometimes it goes better.
Embrace it.
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A Portrait of Dawn: Book One of the Dawn Trilogy
By B.J. Young / Genre: Romance, Religious & Inspirational Fiction / Rating: 4.8 out of 5 stars (45 reviews)
Beth grew up in an abusive home with an alcoholic dad. After looking for comfort in the wrong place, she becomes pregnant at the age of sixteen, and her life is changed forever. As she struggles to push past the pain of her childhood, she doubts she'll ever trust any man again. She wants to believe God can take the darkness of her past and create a life of beauty, but wonders if she's destined to be alone in life. Then she meets Alex and becomes the recipient of his unconditional love. With his help she begins to overcome her issues of trust and unresolved grief. But will his love and her faith be strong enough when she receives a letter that takes her back to the darkness of the year she turned sixteen? It was the year she placed her baby girl in the arms of adoptive parents. Now her daughter is back and needs her biological mother to give her life a second time. But for that to happens Beth will need a miracle.
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The Marked Ones: Book 1# in The Fairytail Saga
By S.K Munt / Genre: Fairy Tales, Mythology & Folk Tales / Rating: 4.5 out of 5 stars (37 reviews)
Mermaids have three purposes in life: To protect their environment from the humans, to cultivate their bloodlines, and to keep the knowledge of their species a secret-at any cost.
For a thousand years they have depended on the Court family to keep their species thriving, and Ivyanne is the next in line for the throne- a direct link to their creator, and their princess. Ivyanne is the embodiment of the mermaid fantasy-beautiful, kind and chaste. But she has a secret, and when she returns to the mainland to live and work as a human, she finds herself facing him again-the only man she has ever loved. A human, and forbidden.
Ivyanne has been running from the Siren within her for decades, ignoring all of the urges that might jeopardize her arranged marriage to an eligible son of The Marked Ones-urges that the other mers within her kingdom embrace. It was easy to do in the sea, under her parent's watchful gazes…
But Ivyanne is on the land now, and there is more than one temptation vying for her heart. And they won't take forbidden as an answer.
The Marked ones is a paranormal romance for the big girls who have always dreamed of being mermaids, and big boys who always dreamed of being with one. Set against the beautiful Great Barrier Reef, packed with drama and action and humming with sexual tension that will have you squirming, this is a modern fairytail unlike any other. Be seduced.
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Blood Soaked and Contagious
By James Crawford / Genre: Action & Adventure / Rating: 4.3 out of 5 stars (37 reviews)
"Great book."–Books or Death
I am not going to complain to you about my life.
We've got zombies. They are not the brainless, rotting creatures we'd been led to expect. Unfortunately for us, they're just as smart as they were before they died, very fast, much stronger than you or me, and possess no internal editor at all.
Claws. Did I mention claws?
I kill them for a living, but it's as much a vocation as a freelance career choice. It helps me, helps my neighborhood, and the people I consider to be my family of choice. What's more? I'm really good at it.
My life had a nice rhythm, and I'd almost gotten used to it, but the military bungled an attempt to wipe out an organized bunch of undead near a major commuting route into DC. The formerly-human survivors relocated. Now they're less than an hour's stroll away from where I live.
The new Zombie Overlord is smarter, crazier, and much more well-equipped than anyone we'd dealt with in the past. We have something he wants, badly. I know he's going to come and get it and try and wipe us out in the process… men, women, and even the children. I'd seen it done before elsewhere for lesser reasons.
This is my home. These are my people, my family. This is personal.
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The Gigolo's Bride (The Necklace Chronicles)
By R.E. Butler / Genre: Fantasy, Romance / Rating: 4.1 out of 5 stars (38 reviews)
Sold into slavery….
Only one person can truly set former sex slave Eden Atarn free: his soul mate.
Taken from her planet….
When Ashleigh Turner receives a beautiful necklace as a gift from a secret admirer, she has no idea who it came from. When another delivery shows up at her home, instead of finding out who sent her the necklace, she finds herself transported onto an alien spaceship as it speeds her away from earth.
Will she be what he needs or find herself a slave as well….
On a planet where forced prostitution is a punishment and young adults are sold by their families for money, Ashleigh must decide if she can be what Eden needs when she comes face to face with what he once was. Will she always want to go home, or will she find that the place she longs to be most is in Eden's arms?
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'ER' Star Parminder Nagra Joins Cast of NBC's 'Blacklist'
Former "ER" star Parminder Nagra is joining the cast of NBC's new fall series "The Blacklist," Deadline.com reported.
Former "ER" star Parminder Nagra is joining the cast of NBC's new fall series "The Blacklist," Deadline.com reported.
"The Blacklist" is making its Comic-Con panel debut Thursday — before premiering this fall on NBC (Monday, September 23 at 10/9c) — and executive producer/showrunner John Eisendrath gave xfinityTV a sneak peek at what we can expect from the thriller.
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Palak Paneer is a very common and popular Indian recipe. This is a slightly different version of the regularly made Palak Paneer but is equally nutritious and delicious. It is low in calorie and packed with nutrients and fiber. It is served as a part of main course menu and goes well with rotis and rice alike.Explore Recipe »
Parathas are all time favorite food of all Indians. This recipe combines the taste of paratha with health benefits of spinach and cottage cheese. Eat them at breakfast or at lunch or pack them in your child's lunch box. They taste best with low fat curd and mango pickle.Explore Recipe »
Paleo Asian Chicken Salad Wraps
Leftover chicken breast finds a happy home in this delicious take-along lunch. Make it in the evening so that the flavors meld overnight. Add a sweet apple and a handful of blueberries for dessert, and lunch at the office becomes an anticipated event.Explore Recipe »
People who follow the paleo diet avoid grains, dairy, and nuts that grow on trees. That means a lot of baked goods, including favorites like banana bread, are technically off the menu. Fortunately, with a few paleo-friendly substitutions, you too can enjoy warm, oven-fresh banana bread. Try this fantastic recipe as is, or mix things up with zucchini. For banana-zucchini bread, replace a half-cup of the banana with a cup of shredded zucchini, squeezed to remove excess moisture. Explore Recipe »
Nothing draws a crowd to the breakfast table like the luscious aroma of freshly baked blueberry muffins. This recipe is paleo-friendly, replacing wheat flour with almond and coconut varieties. Use fresh blueberries, not frozen, for the very best results!Explore Recipe »
With the first taste of this aromatic soup, you'll close your eyes and hum in delight. Perfect for lunch, it reheats easily and teams up perfectly with a fresh salad for a scrumptious, filling meal. Explore Recipe »
The paleo diet may avoid grains and the flour we make from them, but that doesn't mean you can't enjoy baked goods. Using almond flour, try these amazing carrot and apple muffins for a nutritious breakfast or snack.Explore Recipe »
We know popcorn is a no-no on the paleo diet. But when you have the urge to munch on a big bowl of something that fits your diet plan while watching your favorite movie, this recipe hits the mark. Once you make it a time or two, vary the seasoning to suit your mood of the moment. The longer the roasting time, the more caramelized the cauliflower becomes.Explore Recipe »
The paleo diet eschews all forms of grain, along with many mass-cultivated foods like potatoes and even some nuts. This can make finding snacks at a party somewhat difficult. Fortunately, Healthline is here to help you out! Use this basic spice blend to flavor baked vegetable slices, perfect for having people over for drinks or just vegging out at home. Sweet potatoes, butternut squash, carrots, and parsnips all work well when combined on the same baking sheet. Use a mandolin or slicer to produce the thinnest, most consistent chips. Check on the chips while they bake; baking time may vary according to their thickness. Explore Recipe »
Paleo Chocolate-Amaretto Fondue
Chocolate fondue is a real treat, whether you're at a fancy socialite wedding or spending a special night in. It's quick, easy, and (dare we say it?) sexy, too. Explore Recipe »
Plan this spicy stew for a chilly evening in front of a fire, paired up with a cool citrus salad. Set up the slow cooker on a weekend morning and you're good to go by late afternoon. Explore Recipe »
The problem with party appetizers is the temptation to sample as you prepare them. This recipe is no exception; you should plan on sacrificing at least one half to your own belly while you make it. It's not your fault — they're simply too delicious! Make a batch of the basic recipe, and then go for one of the variations. If anything, you'll have a lot more to try out! *Total time does not include cooking eggs. Explore Recipe »
Paleo Eggplant Crisps with Spicy Dipping Sauce
Eggplant, the unsung hero of paleo enthusiasts, shines in this simple recipe. Oven 'frying' produces crispy eggplant-chips that are delicious on their own. Dipped in the tangy sauce, your taste buds will get up and dance. If you can find them, use a Japanese eggplant instead of the larger Italian variety.Explore Recipe »
*Allergy Warning: This recipe contains eggs and nut products. This amazing, paleo-friendly coating plays well with fast-cooking chicken tenders. Fry the tenders in batches, turning them gently to prevent the crunchy outer crust from coming loose. Finish them off in the oven and the melt-in-your-mouth deliciousness is all yours. Explore Recipe »
The Paleo diet is meant to recall the diets of our earliest ancestors, which means no grains or mass-cultivated vegetables. But while it's unlikely our ancestors ever used ketchup, making a tomato-based condiment that both fits your dietary requirements and is French fry-friendly is plenty easy. Just follow these steps.
Use this recipe with Paleo meatloaf »Explore Recipe »
Who needs pie when you can devour this fragrant pumpkin-y custard! It's memorable when warm, and equally yummy when chilled. *Allergy Warning: This recipe contains eggs.Explore Recipe »
Enjoy the mouth-watering aromas this recipe sends through your house as the day progresses. Complete your plate of beautifully seasoned chicken and onions with steamed cauliflower and a fresh cucumber and tomato salad. Explore Recipe »
Of course homemade mayo is paleo! It's also one of life's true simple pleasures. However, food safety is imperative here. Be sure to use only pasteurized eggs and check the carton's expiration date before you begin. Then, date your finished mayo container for 5-7 days later. After that, it's gotta go. Once you perfect the technique, play a little and add additional flavors such as chopped garlic (aioli) or fresh herbs from the garden.Explore Recipe »
The Paleo diet is inspired by some of our earliest ancestors' eating habits. In the Paleolithic era, the diet of these hunter-gatherers consisted mostly of animal proteins and all the vegetables they could pick. They also enjoyed fresh fruit, nuts, and berries, and the occasional egg swiped fresh from the nest. But they did not cultivate grains, beans, or peanuts, let alone later agricultural developments like potatoes and corn.
If you eat Paleo, keep your meat portions lean and make sure you get enough fiber via vegetables, fruits, and nuts. People on the Paleo diet report many benefits, including increased energy, healthier skin, and reduced intestinal distress. There isn't a lot of scientific study to support going Paleo, but just about everything on the "yes" list is good for you.
While you wouldn't think it, making meatloaf Paleo is pretty easy — just take out any grains like breadcrumbs, oats, or rice. The result will be denser, but who craves "light and fluffy" meatloaf, anyway? This recipe has all the savory, comforting flavors of meatloaf, plus the surprise of hardboiled eggs, and a homemade Paleo ketchup glaze. And just like your mom's meatloaf, it tastes even better the next day. Enjoy with a fresh salad to boost fiber.
Enjoy Paleo ketchup with your meatloaf »Explore Recipe »
There are days when lunch just needs to be pretty, even if you're sitting in your cubicle at work. This recipe for one offers a feast for the eyes and the soul. Enjoy every delectable, gorgeous bite! *Total time does not include cooking the hard-boiled egg. Explore Recipe »
Simple ingredients play well in this citrus-inspired dessert. But the secret to success is a nonstick pan. It will make flipping the crepes an easy task! Explore Recipe »
The paleo diet is meant to mimic that of our Paleolithic ancestors, who lived over 10,000 years ago. That means no grains, and no dairy, among other things. Suffice it to say that it's not particularly breakfast food-friendly. However, with a few paleo-friendly substitutions, a stack of pancakes is back on the menu. This basic recipe is delicious on its own, but you can also add to it. Throw in a half-cup of banana, pumpkin, blueberries, or sweet potatoes for a seasonal flavor boost. Or substitute maple syrup for honey if the spirit moves you. A nonstick skillet is essential for easy flipping. Top with fresh fruit or a touch of maple syrup. Explore Recipe »
No cocktail party is complete without the requisite shrimp appetizer. And like a punch bowl, this recipe will have your guests coming back for seconds and thirds. While small plates and forks are what we'd recommend as serving utensils, you may want to switch to toothpicks when you see how fast these pickled shrimp go! Explore Recipe »
Serve this mouth-watering dish with homemade paleo tortillas, or give tender collard leaves a whirl as a fresh wrap. Add roasted sweet potato wedges and a fresh green salad with avocado vinaigrette for a complete, simple meal. You can use this recipe as a weekend brunch option too — serve with poached farm eggs and enjoy a "wow" moment. Explore Recipe »
Life without ranch dressing? Never! It's great on a fresh salad and equally tasty as a dip for crudités when you're having a party. Make this dressing when you make your mayo .
Then, there won't be any confusion about expiration dates.Explore Recipe »
Paleo Sausage-Stuffed Mushrooms
Talk about some seriously good food! Prepare these tasty morsels before guests arrive and bake them in batches during the party. Keep extras on a baking sheet in the fridge so you can occasionally pop another batch in the oven. Explore Recipe »
Sometimes, less is more. Perfectly cooked shrimp, paleo mayo, and simple seasonings make this simple dish noteworthy. Begin with exceptionally fresh ingredients and resist the temptation to add any "bells and whistles." Serve this salad chilled in a cup of butter lettuce, or half of a luscious heirloom tomato. Surround it with fresh avocado slices, a lemon wedge, and voila — a fabulous, easy lunch! *Total time does not include time spent cooking and cleaning shrimp. Explore Recipe »
Paleo Slow-Cooker Vegetarian Chili
If you could only describe chili with one word, chances are you'd pick "adaptable". Chili can take on so many different forms and flavors, all of them wonderfully different. This vegetarian version combines ingredients that hold up in a slow cooker, and develop a heady tastiness with the addition of a several unexpected spices. Serve it with a salad, or pair it with our slow-cookin' Puerco Cubano for a true feast.Explore Recipe »
Whether you're heading out for a day on the trail or doing a work marathon at your desk, this delicious snack takes you to the finish line. Measure your portions into a small container, however, so you don't mow through the entire recipe in one sitting. It can happen.Explore Recipe »
The secret to this recipe is the mandolin, which slices the zucchini into paper-thin strips. If you don't have one of these high-end tools, get yourself a slicer. It may become your new favorite tool. Another tip: Go easy on the avocado mixture. Too much filling will cause the roll-ups to get messy when your guests take a bite.Explore Recipe »
Pan-Fried Sole with Golden Beets, Yukon Gold Potatoes and Lemon Gremolata
The rich gold colors of this recipe make it a sight to behold—and perfect for a celebration. Better yet, this recipe is easily adjusted to make it vegetarian, giving you plenty of options for your healthy meal. Gather with family and friends, and prepare for a heart-healthy feast.Explore Recipe »
Pan-Seared Pork Tenderloin with Garlicky Spinach
Spinach might not give you the bulging muscles of Popeye the Sailor, but it is an excellent source of vitamins and minerals.Explore Recipe »
Pan-Seared Salmon with Wilted Greens
The trick to perfectly cooked salmon is to leave it alone. Once you add it to the pan, don't move it until it's ready to remove and you'll end up with a crispy top and juicy, medium-rare to medium flesh at the bottom.Explore Recipe »
Panamanian Chicken and Vegetables
Chayote can be found in the ethnic produce section of supermarkets or in Latino marketsExplore Recipe »
Paneer bhurji is a delicious paneer recipe that is very easy to make. It is an excellent source of protein especially so if you are a vegetarian. It tastes best hot served with parathas or chapattis. The leftover bhurji forms a sumptuous sandwich filling which you can savor at breakfast or with your evening tea.Explore Recipe »
These cookies are sweet, spiced, and soft inside. Add a smear of cream cheese or butter for a cookie that's more like a mini cake--you won't be disappointed.Explore Recipe »
This simple soup is a staple of many Italian kitchens. By simmering the chicken wings in broth, you'll get an intense chicken flavor that's a great base for fresh, seasonal produce.Explore Recipe »
Remember: Smoothies are not beverages, they're meal replacements, so keep their nutrition facts in mind when considering your overall diet plan. A classic combination, peanut butter and bananas is a childhood favorite of many and is a sure hit when combined in this great-tasting smoothie.Explore Recipe »
Clafouti, pronounced clo-fu-te, is a classic French dish traditionally made with black cherries. Almost any kind of fruit will work as long as you have approximately 31/2 to 4 cups.Explore Recipe »
Looking for an on-the-go breakfast choice that won't sacrifice nutrition? The versatile smoothie is the place to start. You can experiment with your favorite fresh fruit or whatever frozen varieties you have on hand. This recipe uses frozen mango and peach slices for convenience.Explore Recipe »
When selecting pears, be sure to pick ones that are firm but with a little give to them. Too ripe and they'll become too watery, too firm and they won't soften during cooking. Explore Recipe »
Pomegranates may look a little intimidating to open but they're actually easier than peeling an orange. Just make a small cut in one side and you'll be able to pry it apart. Then just pluck the bright red seeds out and enjoy! Explore Recipe »
A classic combo: sweet, grainy pears with sharp, creamy cheese. Any nut goes well in this salad, along with goat's cheese if Stilton isn't available.Explore Recipe »
Daliya is a great source of fiber and other essential nutrients. Daliya pulao recipe made with peas and tomatoes serves as a tasty breakfast treat. It is a wholesome meal which you can cook for lunch and dinner too. It is an easy and simple dish and tastes awesome. Enjoy it with fresh yogurt and tomato chutney.Explore Recipe »
Crunched for time? Stop by the salad bar at your local grocery store to pick up pre-chopped vegetables, then swing by the meat counter for a rotisserie chicken. These two steps will save you a lot of time when you get home.Explore Recipe »
"Arrabiata," the italian word for angry, refers to the spiciness in this dish. You can crank up the heat by adding more crushed red pepper, or add less to tone it down.Explore Recipe »
Though this recipe uses penne pasta, you can use any pasta you like, such as bow tie or spaghetti. Feel free to play around with the sauce to add or delete ingredients. This recipe is quite versatile and the pasta goes well with any combination of fresh vegetables.Explore Recipe »
Lentils are another great source of soluble fiber. According to the Cleveland Clinic, you can potentially lower your LDL ("bad" cholesterol) by about 1 percent by consuming 1 to 2 grams of the fiber every day.Explore Recipe »
Pepper steak is an American classic. By using a lean cut of meat, you can make it part of a well-balanced diet. Explore Recipe »
Duck is considered as a delicacy in India and is cooked only on special occasions. Here is an exotic recipe that makes your duck dish as memorable as the special occasion. But be forewarned that this dish is NOT for the weak hearted. Attempt eating it only if you can handle the hot pepper and other spices!Explore Recipe »
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Road rage appears to be the motive in the arrest of an Evans motorist who attacked another man in the parking lot of a day-care center.
Columbia County sheriff's deputies arrested Robert Joseph Perez, 39, for simple battery on Wednesday for after he was accused of punching a man who was picking his son up from day care.
According to a police report, Perez told police that the man had cut him off in traffic, so he followed him to the Evans day care. While Perez claimed the other motorist instigated the assault, witnesses said that the man tried to avoid Perez.
This year's annual Alzheimer's walk will change names in an effort to focus more on the disease.
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"It's going to take numbers," said Kathy Tuckey, the program and services director. "The greater the number, the greater Washington and our state legislators have to look at finding a cure."
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The case of three men accused of sexually assaulting a teen at a party last fall is still in the hands of a Columbia County jury, which went home Thursday without reaching a decision for a second day.
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They previously owned a Zaxby's one block from the new location.
The new location is 2,900 square feet and will feature both dine-in and take out.
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Greenbrier's Brian Smith is resigning as head football coach.
Smith, 12-27 with the Wolfpack, said he told his players and coaches of his decision on Wednesday.
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Gates to the 46th annual Columbia County Fair opened at 5 p.m. Thursday. The fair, at the Columbia County Fairgrounds on Columbia Road at William Few Parkway, will run through Nov. 12, with an optional additional day on Nov. 13 in case a day is rained out.
The fair is sponsored each year by the Merchants Association of Columbia County and supports scholarships for county high school students and donations to several charities.
The trial of three man accused of sexually assaulting a teen at a party last fall will resume Wednesday.
The trial of Jason Scott Turner, 22, of Evans; Robert Lincoln Levy, 21, of Augusta; and Tyler William Davitte, 23, of Martinez, began Monday. The trio is charged with aggravated sexual battery in connection to an assault, which occurred at a home on Shaw Street in Martinez.
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I searched for Bronica on Forvo. Sadly, no one says it at all.
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I searched for Bronica on Forvo. Sadly, no one says it at all.
As for toe-may-toe, toe-mah-toe: I say too-may-toe. And then there those who say tuh-may-duh.
And I say mah-mee'-ya. It's hard to say it correctly without it sounding like mommy-yuh. Which sounds weird. "I have a mommy-yuh." "This is my mommy-yuh."
"Toe-may-toe, Toe-mah-toe? ", let's call the whole thing off :)
I say Bronica as BRAH-nih-kuh, that is, rhyming with Hanukkah.
And then there's yuh-SHEE-kuh.
Calling my FED-2 cameras lay-kuhs would actually be a neat play on words, given the Soviet space monkey.
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New Castle's Brianna Heffernan passes Saturday against Delta.
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The company that entered bankruptcy last year announced Friday evening that it accepted a bid by rival bakery Flowers Foods Inc. to buy the bread-making end of its operation for $390 million.
"According to the list I have, the Peoria plant is included as one of those" 20 bakeries and 38 bread depots involved in the sale, Flowers spokesman Keith Hancock said Friday night, referring to the plant at 1511 W. Lincoln Ave. It closed in November after more than 100 years in operation.
However, Hancock cautioned that "this really is the first step of a lengthy process," and it wasn't yet certain the Georgia-based company would, in the end, assume ownership of all those properties. As such, it's not yet clear whether the factory that once employed 200 and produced some 56 million pounds of bread and buns a year will see new life.
The deal first needs bankruptcy court approval, followed by a competitive auction to see if any other bidders are willing to put up more cash for the operation. Any final agreement would also have to pass federal regulatory muster.
That could all take several weeks to work through, Hancock said. Because those steps are not yet complete, he said the company was not yet in a position to detail whether it would reopen the Peoria plant or any other facilities, or, if they did, what might be produced there.
"All we're doing (Friday) is announcing the agreements," he said.
Flowers produces Tastykakes as well as bread lines including Nature's Own and Cobblestone Mill.
Separate bids on the Twinkies brand and other dessert cakes produced by Hostess could come in over the next several weeks.
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Tigers notes: Taking chances
Tigers manager Brad Ausmus gives every player the green light to steal bases at their discretion in Grapefruit League games.
LAKELAND, Fla. -- Fans can expect to continue seeing the Detroit Tigers take plenty of chances on the bases in Grapefruit League games. Tigers manager Brad Ausmus said every player has the green light to steal at their discretion, and he's encouraging them all to experiment in pushing the envelope in taking extra bases.
"We want to force the defense to make plays," Ausmus said.
The "Go-Go Tigers" have been on display in the first four Grapefruit League games, going five for six in stolen base attempts and taking plenty of extra bases.
However, there was a big inning that was diffused Friday against the New York Yankees. Rajai Davis got picked off second base before Miguel Cabrera got thrown out trying to go from first to third on a walk. Ausmus had no problem with that, noting that strong throws were required to get the outs.
"I've been very happy with the base-running," Ausmus said. "That doesn't bother me."
He likes the mindset that is evolving on a team that had the fewest steals in the majors last year with 35.
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Adding free agent outfielder Davis, who stole 45 bases last year for the Toronto Blue Jays, and trading for second baseman Ian Kinsler, a proven 20-plus base stealer, heavily influenced that decision.
"It might be different if we hadn't signed Rajai and made the Kinsler-for-Prince Fielder trade," said Ausmus.
However, he stressed that the fastest runners aren't always the best base-stealers. It's seeing an opportunity and taking it that Ausmus stresses on the bases with running game coach Omar Vizquel.
"You are more into the game that way," Ausmus said.
That's why Cabrera getting thrown out trying something totally unconventional did not bother Ausmus. He liked that Cabrera was busy calculating the move, and thought he caught the Yankees napping.
Kinsler said, "This is the way you win baseball games. Putting pressure on the defense is huge. Brad definitely has that in mind, and wants this to be a team that runs intelligently."
Ausmus said he will shut off the group green light once the season starts, and then decide which players still have it. Davis and Kinsler are good bets, but Austin Jackson and Torii Hunter also could receive the green light much of the time.
Casey Crosby, a left-handed starter prospect with an outside chance to stick as a reliever, has been experiencing elbow soreness and has yet to throw off the mound during spring training.
"He's not ready to pitch," said Ausmus, adding that he's playing long toss at 120 feet.
Justin Verlander threw live batting practice on Friday, but Ausmus said he would throw a bullpen session on Saturday before determining when Verlander will make his first Grapefruit League start. His throwing program was delayed by core muscle repair surgery in January.
Third baseman Nick Castellanos went the other way Friday with a pair of doubles to knock in four runs against the Philadelphia Phillies. He cleared the bases with a shot to the gap in right-center and then hit another down the right field line.
"As long as he stays within himself and uses the whole field -- especially to right-center -- he'll be OK," said Ausmus, who wants to assure that Castellanos doesn't go away from his strength and get pull-happy going for homers.
The Tigers sold out Opening Day (March 31 with the Kansas City Royals) in 25 minutes after single tickets became available at 10 a.m. Saturday. However, tickets for the opener remain available for those purchasing season ticket packages of 20-plus games.
Ausmus spent more time with the Houston Astros, Saturday's opponent at Joker Marchant Stadium, than any other team during 18 seasons in the majors. He was their catcher, 2001-2008, and played in the 2005 World Series under former Tigers manager Phil Garner.
"Adam Everett sent me a text today," said Ausmus, referring to his former Astros teammate who also played in Detroit and now coaches infielders with Houston. Morgan Ensberg is another former teammate now coaching for the Astros organization. Ausmus said those two and some clubhouse workers are the only ones remaining from his era.
Even the league has changed in regard to his old team.
"Every time I think of Houston," said Ausmus, "I have to remind myself they are an American League team now."
The Tigers announced on Saturday that they agreed to 2014 contracts with right-handed pitchers Melvin Mercedes and Bruce Rondon; left-handed pitchers Jose Alvarez and Ian Krol; catcher Bryan Holaday; and infielders Steve Lombardozzi, Francisco Martinez and Hernan Perez. All players on the 40-man roster are now signed.


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On February 22nd, 2005, John Ellis will release his new full length album, One Foot In The Swamp, on HYENA Records. Having recently signed to the New York City independent record label, the recording will be his first ever nationally distributed U.S. release. Ellis, who is widely known for his work as the saxophonist in Ropeadope recording artist Charlie Hunter's prolific and hard touring trio, recorded One Foot In The Swamp in New Orleans with his quartet featuring Aaron Goldberg on Rhodes and Wurlitzer, Roland Guerin on acoustic bass and Jason Marsalis on drums. He was joined by special guests John Scofield on guitar, Nicolas Payton on trumpet and Gregoire Maret on harmonica. Ellis composed all of the selections with the exception of two pieces that were based on traditional Southern folk songs.
One Foot In The Swamp opens with a simultaneously inspirational and greasy number called "Happy." It sets the tone for what's to follow. Ellis and company sublimely walk the line between the old school and the new, keeping one eye on the pocket and the other on the horizon--a reference of this philosophy might be drawn from the album's title. It's an organic approach that makes even more sense when one considers that Ellis has split the majority of his career living between the traditional jazz mecca of New Orleans and the edgier, modern jazz well-spring of New York City. Compositions such as "Bonus Round" and "Chalmette Shwarma" exemplify Ellis' willingness to push the boundaries of a song when the moment demands it, while the traditional "Sippin' Cider," based on a tune Ellis remembers his grandparents singing to him as a child, updates a joyous, Crescent City, second line rhythm. "I approach the music as a gift and the musician's job is to be a vessel for it, so we just needed to stay out of its way," explains Ellis. "Almost all of the tunes were played in ways we had never played them before. In other words, we didn't do gigs and work out how we would record the material. We did gigs, figured out how to play the tunes, and then changed them in the studio. We were engaged in the process of discovery the whole time, and I think the music sounds alive because of it."
The addition of trumpeter Nicholas Payton and harmonica player Gregoire Maret on five tracks apiece, along with jazz guitar giant John Scofield on two tracks, allowed Ellis room to experiment with a variety of shades and moods. "I was going for a warmth in the orchestration. I think some of the colors are very unusual on a jazz record," states Ellis. "'Ostinato' uses bass clarinet, harmonica, flugelhorn and Rhodes, which turned out to be a great color. The absence of acoustic piano was intentional as well because the sound of the piano suggests 'jazz' in a way that I wasn't interested in for this record."
"Work In Progress" has a pastoral texture guided gently along by Maret's melodious harmonica, but the tune soon builds to a frantic tempo with Payton's warped trumpet lines bending the gorgeous melody to its outer limits. "Seeing Mice" is a dream-like excursion, finding Ellis contemplative and serene, while Payton and Maret swirl about in a more ominous fashion. "One For The Kelpers," featuring John Scofield's guitar work, is a barnburner and a center piece for the date. Its gritty jazz pulls One Foot In The Swamp back to its center, but only long enough for Ellis to regroup and sail back into the heart of the storm.
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The CE, and CM 3s are M 42 the CE and CM 4s are K mount, for the most part the same camera with differnt mounts. I use my CE and CM 3 more often than the
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Thank you so much! This is very helpful! I'll put a list in "Classifieds" as soon as I have it all together.
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If you have no patience with idiot spouses who have freezers full of film, no idea what it is, and the need to sort "the good" from "the bad" and "the ugly," please stop reading now... also, I'll ask the mods to put this where it belongs if not here.
I'm starting to sort through all Ted's film in preparation for selling it,
Amy -
I think here at "Dummies who want film" , i.e. APUG is a wonderful way to deal with the inventory.
And I hope that the flood of memories that come with cleaning and sorting through all these things are more good than bad.
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Amy -
I think here at "Dummies who want film" , i.e. APUG is a wonderful way to deal with the inventory.
And I hope that the flood of memories that come with cleaning and sorting through all these things are more good than bad.
Thank you... even months later there's a bit of horror at the thought of letting anything out of his studio... but it's only a reflex, and there's nothing more important than getting his things where they will be used and loved.
And, of course, I'm not losing a mountain of film; I'm gaining a freezer.
Amy, let's start with a disclaimer: I'm not likely to be interested in any of it. That out of the way, what you should know about cold-storage of film is "speed counts." Lower temperatures retard chemical aging, but there's a certain amount of background cosmic radiation that fogs film over time regardless. The higher an outdated film's ISO speed rating, the more fog possible.
So, if you find Agfapan APX 25 or Kodachrome 25 that's been in a freezer since purchased fresh, it will likely be good as new. And, since both of those are prized, discontinued products, they'll command high prices. Conversely, something like Delta 3200 or TMAX 3200, both of which are still sold, will probably exhibit a fair amount of fog if much past date, and therefore might not fetch as much. I've heard that Kodak stores its TMAX 3200 in an abandoned salt mine while awaiting distribution, since many thousands of feet of earth is the only way to shield from cosmic radiation -- lead doesn't work.
All the above must be tempered with an understanding that the market seems to value certain discontinued emulsions highly almost regardless of condition. For example, I'd reverse my "not interested" position if you found any quantity of 120 or 4x5 Panatomic X.
Sorry you have to do this. It would be much better if the original purchaser got to use that film, but I don't know any way to change things, so please stay as strong as you've appeared to be thus far.
Best regards.
Thank you, Sal! There are several rolls marked "120", but I have yet to get the list together... all Kodak and Fuji. I've just written Sean asking about the cost of a subscription to APUG so I can put that list in the Classified section when it's together (I wasn't able to find the cost anywhere in the info on subscribing, but I'm sure it's here somewhere!).
Even OLD film, long out of date, which has lost speed, is still very useful.
I shoot LOTS of Royal Pan, a Kodak 400 film, that went out of date in 1995. It had not been kept cold in the store,
and I bought it (yes, cheaply) after it was out of date. It has a useful speed of 50, requires normal processing, is not troubled by fog, and makes exquisite pictures if I do my part. It still agrees with the old Kodak curve, it is just slower.
So you can count - in the worst case - that the freezer and fridge hold useful stuff for the pickiest of photographers.
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|ISSN 1088-6826(online) ISSN 0002-9939(print)
A Dixmier-Schaefer-Zhang theorem
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Abstract: Schaefer and Zhang have recently obtained an analogue, for sequentially order continuous functionals on , of a much earlier theorem of Dixmier. In this note it is shown that the Schaefer-Zhang Theorem has a natural generalisation to non-commutative -algebras. These results are obtained as consequences of our main theorem which is concerned with affine functions on compact convex sets.
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