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Posted: 05/23/2007 - Al Gore launched his national book tour Tuesday night in Beverly Hills, California, with an event that seemed more like a campaign stop than a book signing.
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Baylor again put its best foot forward Sunday afternoon when Rivals No. 19 prospect Malik Jefferson stopped by with his family.Following a Saturday afternoon visit at Texas, the Mesquite Poteet 2015 product wanted other family members to see the Baylor campus. They also took a tour of McLane Stadium. This was Jefferson's fourth known visit to Waco. He visited Baylor back in April and twice back in the summer of 2013."It was fun, but I wanted my other family members - really my brothers - to see everything,'' Jefferson said. "Everyone enjoyed it.''But Jefferson stayed the course with his approach to recruiting by only saying he is still seriously considering Baylor among his 29 offers. Jefferson, who had the second-highest SPARQ test score at The Opening earlier this month, said he likes the Baylor defensive approach. That's why there is the appeal."I'm not sure where they would put me,'' Jefferson said. "They told me that they could use me inside or outside. That's a compliment.''At this point, Jefferson said he has no plans to announce a Top 5 or a Top 10. However, his summer tour is not finished. He said he hopes to plan a visit to Texas A&M soon. Mesquite Poteet begins fall camp on Aug. 11.In recent years, Baylor would have offered recruits like Jefferson. Yet that's as far as the recruitment process would have gone. Jefferson's visit is a reminder that this coaching staff can compete for some of the nation's top prospects.Jefferson still plans on taking his five official visits. Baylor hopes to be one of those. A commitment decision doesn't seem to be coming anytime soon. The earliest that it may happen is in December. ...More... To continue reading this article you must be a member. Sign Up Now!
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A learned friend of rather retro views likes to muse from time to time on the North America that might have been: a balkanized continent without the miniature tribalisms that have plagued the actual Balkans, which, so said a Saki character, "produce more history than they can consume locally." In this thought experiment we might now have a quilt of commonwealths: New England, Midatlantica, the Confederacy, New France in the Mississippi Valley, and perhaps even a New Spain in the Southwest.
It was not to be, and just why it wasn't is obviously a very complicated story. But one factor was a journalistic phrase that electrified American political discourse in 1845 and after: "Manifest Destiny." An ideological notion that drew upon the contours of the map but also upon the idea that the United States owed tutelary responsibility to the world as the citadel of thrusting democratic experimentation. The phrase is usually attributed to a wordy New York editor, John L. O'Sullivan, who wrote of the annexation of Texas that it was "our manifest destiny to overspread the continent allotted by Providence for the free development of our yearly multiplying millions." The ascription of this destiny to "Providence" added a pleasing metaphysical spin to raw ambition.
Winston Groom's new book, Kearny's March, tells a significant part of the story. The year of that march, 1846-47, was not only the year of the Mexican War but also a year of prodigious feats of exploration that engaged two notable adventurers. One was Gen. Stephen Watts Kearny himself; the other was the more famous (or notorious) John C. Frémont, a mere Army captain but also the son-in-law of the powerful Sen. Thomas Hart Benton of Missouri, with ambitions to match. Frémont was already celebrated as the "Pathfinder," though according to Groom this was a misnomer since Frémont had found no new paths in the western wilderness. He did aspire to be the emancipator of California, then a disputed entity, from the lotus-eating Laodiceans who sparsely inhabited it.
A case can be made that the true mastermind of all this was James K. Polk, dark-horse Democratic winner of the 1844 election and 11th president. Groom calls Polk a "political cipher," though the epithet seems misplaced in the light of Groom's own evidence. Polk set himself big goals, including the acquisition of California. Texas, as well, was annexed on his watch, the proximate cause of the Mexican War, itself the proximate occasion of American acquisition of Mexico's properties north of the Rio Grande. When the dust of battle and intrigue settled, the United States possessed vast lands that would embrace New Mexico, Arizona, Nevada, and parts of Colorado and Utah. At $18 million plus considerable bloodshed, it was a bargain not far inferior to Jefferson's Louisiana Purchase and the approaching "Seward's Folly."
One can argue all day about the justice of Polk's and O'Sullivan's aggressive vision. Polk seems to have favored peaceful purchase over war but did not shrink from arms. Groom stipulates that it is "beyond the scope of this book to conduct a moralizing seminar on nineteenth-century standards of behavior." A good thing, no doubt, since Manifest Destiny entailed measures against weaker Indians, Mexicans, and indigenous Californians that were far from polite and which, incidentally, earned the notable condemnation of Ulysses S. Grant.
Kearny was sent with his Army of the West southwestward from Fort Leavenworth down the primitive Santa Fe Trail and thence, eventually, to California. The obstacles, natural and human, quite apart from armed clashes, were fierce and formidable and but for the guidance of mountain men like Kit Carson, might have proved insurmountable. They included erratic weather, oscillating by day and season between blinding heat and freezing cold, rugged mountain ranges and deserts, monster snowfalls, rattlesnakes that liked to cozy up with camping troopers in their blankets, unfriendly Indians, mosquitos, fleas, grasshoppers, and gnats. And disease and quarreling, too.
Ultimately, the arrival of Kearny's bedraggled army in Los Angeles, diminished by at least one major battle, brought him into collision with Frémont, who had marched earlier from Colorado and waged his own private war for American acquisition. Headstrong as always, Frémont disputed the office of governor with Kearny. His refusal to accept the orders of a superior officer led to a Washington court-martial some months later. Frémont escaped from the charge of mutiny but was dismissed from the Army, reinstated by Polk, and resigned. He would be heard from again, in little more than a decade, as the impromptu and untimely emancipator of Missouri slaves. Kearny, winner of the argument, served briefly as governor-general of Mexico City but fell victim to yellow fever and died in October 1848.
These two titans are not the only dramatis personae of Groom's vivid account. Other principals include the Mormons, then in quest of the Zion they would find in Utah, beyond the hostile reach of the United States. And the tragic Donner party, who set out on bad advice to cross the Sierra by a shortcut called the "Hastings Cutoff." They were trapped in the passes by early snows and their fate is gruesome and legendary. Groom calls his account of that fate "The Horror," echoing the last words of Conrad's Kurtz: a figure of fiction who exemplifies the pressure of unfriendly nature and isolation on civilized norms. Groom writes:
On . . . the same day . . . Kearny marched victorious into Los Angeles, Luis and Salvador, the two Miwok Indians accompanying [the Donner travelers] in their attempted escape from the Sierra, were killed and eaten by starving members of the party.
As that stark sentence suggests, Groom's retelling of the Year of Decision is brisk, unblinking, unsentimental, and sometimes grim. And appropriately so. This is not a tale for dainty or euphemistic narration, and Groom knows warfare at first hand. The story is all too human, marking our perennial capacity for good and evil, the heroic and the shameful, the tragic and the triumphant.
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A handful of college basketball teams and conferences will find something to brag about in Thursday's NBA draft, even if it is one of the weakest draft classes in years.
The decision to stay in school by top prospects such as Ohio State's Jared Sullinger, Baylor's Perry Jones and North Carolina's Harrison Barnes watered down the draft pool for college players. That could mean an abundance of foreign players in this year's draft.
Only one international player was selected in the first round last season, when France's Kevin Seraphin went 17th overall to the Chicago Bulls. That also meant an all-college draft lottery for the first time since 1994. The draft won't be that heavily dominated by the United States this year.
The latest mock draft from DraftExpress projects seven international players in the first round. That figure would be the most since eight international players were selected in the 2003 first round.
DraftExpress projects four international players to be drafted in the first 14 picks, which would be the most in the lottery era. Three international players were selected in the lottery in 2002 and '06.
This story isn't about the international players, though. Here, we'll look at the NBA draft numbers for schools and conferences since 2000.
If the Cleveland Cavaliers draft Duke point guard Kyrie Irving first overall, as projected, Irving will be the first Blue Devil to go No. 1 since Elton Brand went to the Bulls in 1999.
With Sullinger, Jones and Barnes staying in school for their sophomore seasons, this draft will be short on one-and-done selections. Only seven college freshmen even declared for the draft, which is fewer freshmen selected in the first round of the 2008 draft (10) and the 2007 draft (eight). The fewest college freshmen to be selected in the first-round in the one-and-done era was 2009, with four. This draft class should be close to that number.
If Connecticut's Kemba Walker is selected in the top 14, he will extend the Big East's streak of lottery picks to 13 consecutive drafts. The next-longest streak belongs to the Big 12 -- at five.
Kentucky made the biggest jump of any school in draft numbers thanks to five first-round draftees and three lottery picks last season. From 2000-09, Kentucky produced only three first-round picks, the same amount as teams such as DePaul and Fresno State. In that same time frame, the Wildcats had no lottery picks. Now, thanks to last year's draft, Kentucky is tied with Duke for the most first-rounders since 2000. Look for Kentucky's numbers to continue to improve: Guard Brandon Knight is projected to be a top-five pick this year.
Providence's Marshon Brooks seems likely to go in the first round. Should that happen, the Big East's longest first-round draft drought would belong to Pittsburgh, which hasn't had a first-round pick since 1999. But the Panthers have the best conference record (75-29) since the league expanded in 2006 and are one of only three Big East teams to reach each of the past six NCAA tournaments (Villanova and Marquette are the other two).
The only other Big Six programs without a first-round pick since 2000 are Iowa, Mississippi, Mississippi State, Nebraska, Northwestern, Oregon State, Penn State, Purdue, Texas Tech, Vanderbilt, Virginia, Virginia Tech and Washington State. Washington State's Klay Thompson is expected to be a first-rounder this year.
The Big Ten could get shut out of the first round this year. Michigan guard Darius Morris and Purdue forward JaJuan Johnson are considered possible late first-rounders, but if they go unselected, the Big Ten will join the SEC as the only major conference to be a no-show in a first round since 2000. The SEC lacked a first-round pick in 2004 and '09.
Speaking of the Big Ten, from 2000-05 the league produced as much first-round and lottery talent as the Big 12 and Pac-10 and more than the SEC. But since 2006, the Big Ten has lagged behind the other five power conferences. The Big Ten has had 11 first-rounders since 2006, compared to 22 for the ACC, 20 each for the Big East and Pac-10, 17 for the Big 12 and 14 for the SEC.
The Big Ten has produced only four lottery picks since 2006 (three from Ohio State and one from Indiana). In the same span, the Big 12 has produced 11, the ACC, Big East and Pac-10 have produced 10 each and the SEC has produced nine.
Ohio State has the longest active streak of placing a player in the first round of the draft at four years (Evan Turner in 2010, B.J. Mullens in 2009, Kosta Koufos in 2008 and Greg Oden, Mike Conley Jr. and Daequan Cook in 2007). That streak likely comes to an end this year, as no Buckeye is projected to go in the first round.
Syracuse and Memphis have been represented in three consecutive first rounds, but those streaks may end as well. No team is projected to extend a streak of more than two consecutive seasons with a first-round pick.
The Pac-10 should rebound after producing only one first-rounder (Washington's Quincy Pondexter) in the last draft. The league had a combined 12 first-round picks in the 2008 and '09 drafts, and the league is expected to have at least three first-rounders this year -- Arizona's Derrick Williams, Washington State's Thompson and USC's Nikola Vucevic.
Arizona gets the "go big or go home" award: All five of its first-round picks since 2000 (Jordan Hill, Jerryd Bayless, Channing Fry, Andre Iguodola and Richard Jefferson) were lottery picks. That streak will continue with Williams.
The non-Big Six conferences could make a statement on draft day, not necessarily with the numbers drafted but with the programs showing up on draft day. Most of the non-Big Six first-rounders of the past decade have come from Memphis or from former Conference USA programs now in the Big East (Cincinnati, DePaul, Louisville, Marquette). But Kenneth Faried could be Morehead State's first basketball first-rounder and the school's first pick of any kind since 2004. Justin Harper could be Richmond's first first-rounder, too. San Diego State forward Kawhi Leonard could be the Aztecs' first draft pick since 2002 and the highest draft pick in school history (Michael Cage was the No. 14 pick in 1984).
Conference USA has produced 16 first-round draft picks since 2000, but half of those came from teams that later joined the Big East (Cincinnati, DePaul, Louisville and Marquette). Rice's Morris Almond (the No. 25 pick in 2007) is the only Conference USA first-rounder since 2001 who didn't play for Memphis or a future Big East team.
Perhaps the biggest aberration in the draft numbers is Fresno State. The Bulldogs have produced the same amount of first-round draft picks (four) since 2000 as Georgetown, Illinois, Louisville and Washington and the same amount of lottery picks (three) as Ohio State and UCLA. All but one of Fresno State's first-round picks during this span played on successful teams in 2000 and 2001 that eventually had to vacate wins. Courtney Alexander was selected 13th overall in the 2000 draft, and Melvin Ely (12th overall) and Chris Jefferies (27th) were selected in the 2002 draft. Fresno State's Paul George was taken 10th overall last season.
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Washington County Sheriffs deputies are investigating a homicide that occurred in Metzger on Wednesday afternoon. According to Sgt. Bob Ray, a spokesman with the Washington County Sheriffs Office, deputies were called to a home on Southwest…
February 10, 2016
Tualatin High School turns back its clock to 'South Pacific' time
School presents Rodgers & Hammerstein musical, opening this Friday. Theres a warm wind blowing through the Tualatin High School auditorium this weekend. The school is presenting South Pacific, this years musical, under the direction of Dan…
February 09, 2016
Former chaplain sues Legacy Meridian Park Medical Center over discrimination
Lawsuit seeks $380,000 after Marshall Wattman-Turner was fired last March. Alleging he was discriminated against over his attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) and auditory processing problems, a former chaplain at Legacy Meridian Park…
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City of Tualatin debuts new look on website, newsletter
Orange tones, new format distinguish Web presence from what came before. The city of Tualatin has rolled out a rebrand of its online presence. A new version of the municipal website, featuring bright orange tones, larger pictures, and a sidebar with…
February 09, 2016
Police release details in fatal Highway 217 crash
Vicky Stohl, of Lake Oswego, killed while crossing Highway 217 at Kruse Way A Lake Oswego woman who was killed while crossing Highway 217 on Monday was wearing headphones and walked against a pedestrian crosswalk signal, according to Tigard Police.…
February 08, 2016
Tigard 'State of the City' expands outside City Hall
Yearly address moves to new location, promises to revamp celebration Tigards Indio Spirits distillery is used to bringing life to a party with its drinks, but it seldom that the party comes to them. But that's just what happened last week, when…
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Treadmill fundraiser at Legacy Meridian Park Medical Center raises $3,129
For 24 hours last week, a treadmill was running in the lobby of Legacy Meridian Park Medical Center in east Tualatin. It wasn't just for show Walk Around the Clock! raised $3,129 to support patients of the hospital's cardiac rehabilitation…
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Uber passenger assaults driver, steals and crashes car
An intoxicated Uber passenger assaulted the driver, then stole and crashed his car in Tigard late Saturday. Collin Lyle, 31, was arrested and charged with DUII, Unauthorized Use of a Motor Vehicle, Reckless Endangering and Intimidation. He was…
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Police in Tualatin will be making an enforcement push through Feb. 21 as part of the nationwide Click It or Ticket campaign to encourage seat belt use. In a news release Monday announcing the start of the campaign in Tualatin, the Tualatin Police…
February 08, 2016
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Tigard Police are investigating after a 41-year-old Lake Oswego woman was killed while she walked across Highway 217 near Interstate 5 on Monday morning. According to Jim Wolf, a spokesman with the police department, the woman was attempted to cross…
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At Hazelbrook Middle School, students' respectful behavior doesn't go unnoticed
School recognizes model students at 'Respectful Celebration.' It's not always easy to be on your best behavior especially in middle school. But at Hazelbrook Middle School, there's an incentive. Students are rewarded for displaying consistent…
February 05, 2016
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'STEMagination' draws hundreds with hands-on activities, science theme. It was a night of STEMagination at Bridgeport Elementary School on Wednesday, as students and their families enjoyed a plethora of engaging, interactive and educational…
February 04, 2016
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TIGARD The Tigard Police Department made the following arrests between Jan. 26 and Feb. 1: Theft 7; drug related 1; warrants 8; animal abuse 1; forgery 1; assault 2; criminal trespass 1. Monday, Feb. 1 A man trying to impound a car in the…
February 04, 2016
New deli looks to future, expansion
Tigard sandwich shop expected to be first in new chain, owner says. Tigards food scene got a bit more diverse this week, with the opening of a new Asian and European deli on Pacific Highway. Bon Baguette sandwich shop, 13500 S.W. Pacific Highway,…
February 02, 2016
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Sherwood Police are investigating after a man was stabbed in a parking lot late last week. Sherwood Police were called to the parking lot of Dollar Tree, 16220 S.W. Langer Drive, next to Safari Sams at about 10:47 p.m., Thursday, Jan. 28, to…
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PSU supporters push ahead with Metro-wide payroll tax plan
One-tenth-of-1-percent plan may still have uphill battle Portland State University supporters aim to find out how valuable the university is to local voters with an initiative petition to raise new taxes filed Friday, Jan. 29. The PSU-backed citizen…
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Tualatin Elementary students get a lesson in engineering
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Obama, Romney and the Political Silence of Gun Control
On Friday, America witnessed true terror on the television - in Aurora, Colorado, over 70 people were shot by a madman at a midnight premiere of The Dark Knight Rises. James Eagan Holmes, the suspect now in custody, had been planning the attack for months and, inside of his apartment yesterday, police authorities discovered a mini-arsenal of other deadly weapons.
At the attack, he carried with him an AR-15 semiautomatic rifle, shotgun and .40-caliber handgun along with thousands of clips to reload. As we mentioned yesterday, all of these murder weapons were bought legally.
Now, with a mass shooting like this, we are struck with an opportunity. Like the horrific events at Columbine and Virginia Tech, the country has this mirror moment, when we see our dark side in the reflection of the screen. Holmes's grin and the tears of victims' relatives are reminders of where we went wrong; the thought that our society could produce such a maniacal member bent on killing his own in cold blood. And the incredibly easy and legal gateway he was able to use to perform this atrocity.
As President Obama and Mitt Romney travel across the country, pausing their campaigns to reflect on exactly what happened that late night in the Midwestern state, they are both offered the same mirror moment we are. Except they have the power to make a difference; unfortunately, it doesn't look that chance will be taken any time soon.
Since the shootings, both candidates running for the Oval Office have gone with the silent treatment on gun control. Instead, Obama asked for a moment of silence, rushing back to D.C. to lower the flags to half-mass and now en route to Aurora, while Romney labeled the event "a hateful act." The four month countdown until Election Day has begun and, in politics, that's all that matters.
Every politician treads ever so lightly with gun control; ironic, given that it is one policy area that can produce the deadliest byproducts, as we have seen this week. With the lobbying power of the NRA and the insane sensitivity of every hardcore gun owner in this country, pols on the Hill are scared that an 'extreme' stance on guns - in other words, 'safety' - will scare off the two control factors in politics: the money and the voter. Hence why Obama and Romney are keeping to themselves; as Don Kettl of the University of Maryland told Bloomberg Businessweek, "There are more downside risks than upside gains in talking about it."
For Romney, things were different when he wasn't campaigning for the White House: as Governor of Massachusetts, he enacted a ban on assault-style weapons. (Add that to the policy list of 'The Romney We Used to Know,' along with widespread care for the sick and abortion rights). Rather than acting like a President, he is behaving like an immature girlfriend. And that's a damn shame.
As for the incumbent, the NRA and the rest of the far-right has always complained that Obama will take away their guns. Because of his silence on the whole weapons issue for the past three years, we have a President that is proving to be the most NRA-friendly in recent years. In politics, silence is not deadly.
Once again, we will lose this enormous opportunity to reset our gun laws and start afresh. We will let another terrific event pass us by without ensuring ourselves that it will never happen again. And, before an election for the highest throne in the country, this opportunity's value is multiplied ten fold. So, let's start acting like citizens and bring noise to this all too quiet issue. We'll let the Mayor of New York City speak for us:
"It's time for both of them to be called, held accountable. You know, we spend all our time talking about tax returns, and gaffes, and things like that. This is one of those issues, along with a handful of others, that really matter to the American public. It matters to the future of our country, it matters to you and me and to our children and grandchildren. And it's time I think that we hold them accountable and say, 'Okay, you want our votes? What are you going to do?'"
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That's according to a mountain expert: Mathias Frank, Tuesday's Swiss winner of USA Pro Challenge's second stage, a lung-bursting 126.1-mile trek from Aspen to Breckenridge.
"The altitude is the big difference," Frank said at the news conference in the Breckenridge Town Hall. "Our climbs in the Alps finish at the altitude that we're here now — 2,200 meters (7,260 feet), you're normally at the top of any climb, any pass in Europe.
"Here they start at this altitude."
Frank, 26, is a BMC Racing teammate of Tejay van Garderen, a Colorado resident who gave him some basic advice about Tuesday's stage.
"I had to go deep on that last pitch (up Borias Pass)," said Frank, who nearly collapsed at the finish. "That's the altitude. Normally if you're at sea level you can do this and 20-30 seconds you recover again. But here ... once you go into the red you never recover.
"Tejay did a recon of the stage and he told me you only have to make it over the top, and it's downhill for the rest. The position you have on the top you'll have at the finish and he was right."
Six don't finish. Tuesday's 12,250 feet of climbing took its toll on six riders who didn't finish. One was Australian Christopher Williams, who was prominently featured in The Denver Post's story Sunday about Team Novo Nordisk, made up entirely of Type-1 diabetics.
"He really struggled with the altitude," team CEO Phil Southerland said. "His legs were completely empty."
Jersey holders. Besides Team Garmin-Sharp's Lachlan Morton holding the yellow jersey, he also has the Best Young Rider jersey, which will be worn Wednesday by American Lawson Craddock, who's fifth overall for Bontrager Cycling Team. Boulder's Matt Cooke of Jamis-Hagens Berman kept hold of the climber's jersey and Slovakian Peter Sagan of Cannondale held the sprinter's jersey.
Sky Proracing's coffee stop. Britain's Sky Proracing has a traveling coffee trailer that serves espresso to fans near the team buses. It's sponsored by Rapha Performance Roadwear so souvenir jerseys are available, too.
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This report has been prepared by the Agriculture, Food and Fisheries Division of the Department Primary Industries and Resources, South Australia (PIRSA), in association with the Northern and Southern Zone Rock Lobster Fisheries Management Committees.
The purpose of this report is to provide Environment Australia with a detailed assessment of the management arrangements in place for the South Australian Southern and Northern Zone Rock Lobster Fisheries, against the 'guidelines for the ecologically sustainable management of fisheries', set out in the Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999 (the EPBC Act). It is intended that this report serve to have southern rock lobster (Jasus edwardsii), taken from South Australian waters, placed on the list of exempt native specimens for export under Part 13 and 13(A) of the EPBC Act.


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Avoid triggers of allergic reactions. If people know they have an allergic reaction to peanuts, for example, they should not eat them and should go out of their way to avoid foods prepared with or around peanuts (see Food Allergy).
Self-care at home is not enough in severe reactions. A severe reaction is a medical emergency.
Slight reactions with mild symptoms usually respond to nonprescription allergy medications.
For small, localized skin reactions, use a cold, wet cloth or ice for relief. One option is to apply a bag of frozen vegetables wrapped in a towel as an ice pack.
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Dr Hojjat Ramzy, front second from right, director of the Oxford Islamic Information Centre, joins the protest against the war in Gaza
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HUNDREDS of people have taken part in two protests through Oxford against Israel's attacks on Palestine with campaigners demanding Government action and in-depth reporting.
About 700 people took part in a peaceful protest through the city centre on Monday to raise awareness of the situation in Gaza.
Organiser Dr Hojjat Ramzy said: "The attacks against Gaza are wholly unjust and must stop immediately. Israel is committing genocide. We urge David Cameron to intervene to negotiate an immediate ceasefire so that peace may be put back on the table."
A second protest, organised by the Oxford Palestine Solidarity Campaign, was held last night outside BBC Oxford on Banbury Road.
The group said: "The BBC's reporting of Israel's deadly assault on Gaza fails to explain the years of occupation and siege Palestinians have endured. We say, give the full picture."
Retired teacher David Hillman, 66, of Boundary Brook Road, said: "We are not really protesting against staff at BBC Oxford, but more the institution of the BBC as a whole. There have been many examples of its editorial bias when covering Israel and Palestine – it always portrays Israel as being under attack."
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Does anyone have an action shot of mama or daddy with baby in your ergo, along with the Ergo baby backpack diaper bag?
I'm pregnant with #2 and considering getting the diaper bag and am wondering how it all fits together when you're wearing baby.
Anyone have any experience with this combo? Figure it would work well if I'm out & about with my 2 year old walking and have the baby in the ergo.


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Peanut Chocolate Squares Recipe
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I received this recipe from a friend at our local fire hall's annual quilting bee, where ladies bring in treats to serve at break time. It was a big hit with our family.
- 1 cup butter, divided
- 6 ounces semisweet chocolate, divided
- 1-1/2 cups graham cracker crumbs
- 1/2 cup unsalted dry roasted peanuts, chopped
- 2 packages (8 ounces each) cream cheese, softened
- 1 cup sugar
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- In a small microwave-safe bowl, melt 3/4 cup butter and two ounces of chocolate; stir until smooth. Stir in cracker crumbs and peanuts.
- Press into a greased 13-in. x 9-in. pan. Cover and refrigerate for 30 minutes or until set.
- In a small bowl, beat the cream cheese, sugar and vanilla until fluffy. Spread over chocolate layer.
- Melt the remaining butter and chocolate; stir until smooth. Carefully spread over cream cheese layer. Cover and refrigerate until set. Cut into squares. Yield: 2 dozen.
Originally published as Chocolate Peanut Squares in Country October/November 2007, p51
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Zach Milenius sets the world a blaze with with lovely cottage. I think that is the first time that I've ever said that a house on fire was lovely, but it is. The shape really appeals to me.
Tag Archives: Pirates
There be Pirates
This sleek pirate starfighter is coming for you and yours. You've been warned. LegoDrome unleashed it. Blame him.
Release the Lego Kraken!
Lego.Skrytsson's depiction of the Kraken does it great justice. The teeth is just wow.
"He made his name in this killing game, he's the one they call Greenbeard"
If any of you get that reference without looking it up, I'll be shocked. Regardless, Chris Malloy considerably raised the bar in Forbidden Cove's Seedpart challenge with this piratical sculpture. Chris is one of my favorite builders out there and he hit this one out of the park. Malloy definitely has skillz!
Yo ho ho
Adding a pirate flag to a big stompy mech just makes it that much more awesome, as Kyle Vrieze (bermudafreze) proves with this gun platform. The white on the legs, red missile tubes, and judicious use of stickers/decals all add little splashes of color.
A LEGO ship on which to sail.
As you may or may not realize, I'm a total sucker for a pretty tall ship. I suppose it comes with the territory of being raised around boats. Combine LEGO, a pretty ship, and a fabulous display, and it just makes my heart soar.
Luke Hutchinson (Derfel Cadarn)has posted his creation, the Princess Ceinwyn, which happens to combine the three aforementioned things. This is a lovely three-masted ship, and the presentation and base complete the look.
Check out some of the other photos! The details are stunning!
The Infernal Lake
There are good builds and there is good presentation, but they don't always go together. Chris Malloy has them both, no question about it. With this creation he takes us on a fascinating adventure across an infernal lake, aboard a gloriously improbable craft.
This was built for Forbidden Cove's monthly seedpart contest.
Lolino shows off his sea legs
Sorry, I had to say it. But, honestly, Lolino's oceanside scene is a knockout. I love the use of legs as water and surf. But they aren't the only items of interest in this creation. The buildings are also lovely and the use of pistols are brackets is surprising, but it is the birds that really bring this build to life for me. Well played, Lolino!
Shiver me Timbers!
And now for something completely different. I seldom build anything Pirate and I've never tried anything quite like this before. The goofy look on his face appeals to me, so I may have to leave it together for awhile…at least until Talk Like a Pirate Day.
By the way, this was built for Forbidden Cove's June Seedpart Contest.
Four fair lasses on a pirate's bed, but yo-ho-ho it's The Brothers Brick for me!
Capt. Thomas Foolery lives up to his name with this amusing scene, in which several ladies of questionable character try to lure a pirate away from his online pursuits.
Ladies: "Come back to bed, Cap'n!"
Pirate: "As soon as I finish reading the Brothers Brick and posting to Eurobricks."
Yarrr! A wise choice indeed, matey!
Pillaging the mind of a builder: Gerard Joosten
Gerard Joosten (aka Elephant Knight) just posted his latest in a line of large, detailed sailing ships. Christened The Lynx, it is a beautiful example of a minifig scale Clipper Schooner.
Gerard agreed to sit down with me and answer some questions about the ship and how he builds.
TBB: Thanks for taking the time to talk with me, Gerard. Tell our readers a little bit about yourself. How long have you been into Lego and what themes do you build in?
GJ: I have been into Lego since just before my fourth birthday, when I got 1464 Pirate Lookout. I have never been into a dark age, and my older brother said I'm the biggest AFOL in my family of 7 kids. I mostly build in Pirates and Space, with Castle a bit behind those. Though I dabble in almost anything, except for Steampunk.
TBB: You have two older brothers who are adult Lego fans. Do you feel that their influence and your early exposure to the online Lego fan community has had an impact on your builds?
GJ: They certainly had an influence. Dan built a ship in 2008, a bit before the pirates line came out, that really opened up my love for Pirates. Dan has also pushed me into doing more realistic stuff.
TBB: So why no Steampunk?
GJ: I am just not a fan of steampunk. I think the idea of spaceships and mechs powered by steam to be silly.
TBB: Fair enough. You said you've been into Lego since you were four. So how many years have you been into Lego now?
GJ: 15 years and it doesn't look like I am going to slow down at all.
TBB: So is Pirate your favourite theme?
GJ: Pirates and Space are always competing for first, but I think Pirates has a bit of an edge, simply because I build better sailing ships then spaceships.
TBB: You are becoming well-known for your large, detailed ships. How is this one different from your previous builds?
GJ: Well, this is my second time using reference material, and my first time basing it on a real ship. Also, this is the first time I have built a ship in minifig scale, and used proper cloth (As opposed to paper) for the sails.
TBB: Did using reference material make this build more difficult?
GJ: Somewhat. Using reference material meant I couldn't be as loose as I normally would be. The hull especially took a lot longer since I had to match it up with something.
TBB: Is this your biggest ship so far?
GJ: It isn't my longest, but I think it might be the tallest. The HMS Brunswick was 124 studs long, but a bit heftier. But the Lynx is wider and that has to count for something. I would have to say this isn't quite my biggest, but it is close.
TBB: What was the most difficult part of this build?
GJ: I dunno. I think making the sails, since my scissors sucked. Can't really say if any part of the actual build was harder then the rest.
TBB: What part of this ship turned out exactly how you envisioned it?
GJ: The angle of the masts. I got the idea how to do it, and it worked perfectly.
TBB: They do look really good. One thing that stands out on your ships is the custom sails and rigging. What do you use to make them? How much string went into the rigging on the Lynx?
GJ: In this case, I used cloth that I bought at Walmart. I usually use paper, but since the sails on this were larger then your regular sheet of paper, and since I wanted to raise the bar for myself a bit higher, I went with cloth. As for how much string, I don't know at this point. By the time I dismantle this, I'll know.
TBB: Are you going to start using cloth on all of your future ships?
GJ: I already converted one of my old ships to cloth sails, so I think it looks like it could happen, though paper is cheaper, and I am a bit of a mizer.
TBB: Where do you get inspiration for your ships?
GJ: Generally I just feel like building a ship, and I build one. In the Lynx's case, Caylin challenged me to build a minifig scale tall ship, so that's what I did.
TBB: As far as I can tell, your rigging is very accurate. How important is historical accuracy to you?
GJ: It is important whenever I feel like being historically accurate, which is happening more and more often these days. And since this ship was based on an actual ship, it was pretty obvious that I would have to make the rigging accurate.
TBB: Is there anything you want to mention that I haven't asked about?
GJ: Whenever I build a sailing ship, I like to compare it to my first sailing ship I got, 6250 Cross Bone Clipper. In this case, there isn't even a comparison.
TBB: I have to agree! Thanks for taking the time with us.
GJ: No problem!
Caribbean Fortress is the perfect redcoat getaway
Philip Stark (Erdbeereis1) constructed a fort by the sea for the redcoats to chill and build sand castles. I love the water texture made with double slope pieces topped off with clear cheese.


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Artist: Jay Brannan
Album: Rob Me Blind
I have to say
Dali's pallette captured me in a way
No painter has in a long while
But salvador's grey
When hanging alongside your perilous prey
Paralysis inducing smile
Im sinkin' down low
Propped up by my guitar, do you know I'd go
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I guess I might be
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I got nothin' to lose
I'm wild 'n' free 'n' young
I'm studyin' your shoes
But I wanna know your tongue
Ok wait, let me translate
Yo quiero hacer el amor contigo
Quieres casarte conmigo?
Cual es tu problema?
Sé que me amas!
Si me ves llorando,
Es porque no nos estamos besando
Me estás matando
Won't you believe in us?
If our lips interlaced,
You might discover I'm an acquired taste
Will you be my ESL lover?
What can I do
How do I convey
You make me want to
Put on a different t-shirt every day
I got nothin' to lose
Estoy en madrid, españa
Headin' for toulouse
Antes de mañana
Tengo que decirte
I know that when you look at me
I'm nowhere near your fantasy
I never played shirts versus skins
And no one likes americans
We've got this language barrier,
Internal stuff that's scarier,
But I cant leave this place today
'til I've had the chance to say
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A 436-page stack of regulations released on Friday by the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) paved the way for the Obama administration to bailout health insurers who lost money on Obamacare.
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Des Moines, IA NBC affiliate WHO reported on Thursday that Mercy Medical Center, a hospital in Des Moines, has had to lay off 29 people, which is attributed in part to the ObamaCare law according to Bob Ritz, president of Mercy Medical Center.