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Study Says Men at Much Higher Risk for Drunk Driving
The results of a recent study suggest that man are almost three times more likely than woman to be arrested for driving drunk, a finding that is sure to spur plenty of debate between the opposite sexes.
According to a report from KIVI-TV in Boise, Idaho, which cited evidence offered on an auto insurance website, men are about three times more likely to be arrested for a DUI, reckless driving, or driving without a seatbelt.
And, before male readers unleash their outrage at potentially misleading statistics, these numbers are backed up by insurance company practices.
In Idaho, for example, average car insurance premiums are 14 percent higher for men than they are for women. It seems that car insurance companies, which have a vested interest in doing ample research on safe driving, buy into the adage that men have a tendency to be more reckless behind the wheel.
In addition to the findings about DUIs, the study also discovered that roughly 80 percent of accidents involving cars hitting pedestrians are caused by men.
Of course, not everyone is convinced that men are more aggressive drivers. The report interviewed local body shops in Idaho, which confirmed that they see a 50-50 split in body work requests from drivers.
In addition, anecdotal evidence from following police blotters suggests that women are frequently asked to submit to blood alcohol tests, though it must be admitted that more male offenders seem to dot the DUI headlines each week.
And, while the debate may continue between men and women about their driving habits, there are certain demographic trends that help guide police efforts to reduce the overall instances of drunk driving.
For example, it has been conclusively shown that young people are more likely than older drivers to be arrested for driving under the influence of alcohol.
Due to this reality, ant-DUI marketing campaigns led by local governments and non-governmental organizations tend to focus their messages on younger audience to maximize the potential impact of their ad campaigns.
Thanks to the success of these forms of targeted marketing, statistics showing the proliferation of male drunk drivers may ultimately lead concerned police to target their messages to specifically male audiences.
If, in the future, anti-DUI messaging is restricted solely to young males, incidences of DUI arrests may very well decline. However, while statistics help reveal the realities behind DUIs, the act of driving while drunk has proven to be very difficult to eradicate.
Each year, millions of people get behind the wheel after having too many drinks, and a painfully small percentage of these drivers are ever caught.
By targeting DUI enforcement to certain populations, such as young males, police officers may be able to put a bigger dent in the problem of drunk driving than they would if they were casting a wider enforcement net.
Yes, this could be viewed as gender or age profiling, but in a country that sees 40,000 traffic deaths each year, drastic measures could be necessary to reduce the number of fatalities on American roads.


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I was attempting to set up a new ASP.NET 4.0 web on my dev machine, running Windows 7 and IIS 7. I ran into several errors, that I suspect others may encounter, and I had to search all over the web to find all the answers. So I've written this post in the hopes it saves some other dev the same headache I had!
So, first I created the new website and app pool identity, but when I hit the site for the first time, I got the following error:
HTTP Error 500.19 – Internal Server Error
The requested page cannot be accessed because the related configuration data for the page is invalid.
After searching for solutions, I found most had to do with permissions to the web.config file or actual locking of sections of the web.config file. I confirmed that the app pool identity had permissions to the file, and there were no locking attributes in the file. So something else had to be the issue. Then I found this post:
It turns out that ASP.NET had not been configured fully on my machine. So, according to one of the answers on the post, the solution is to do the following steps:
1. Open control panel
2. Click on "Programs and Features"
3. Click on "Turn windows features on/off"
4. Locate "Internet Information services IIS" in the pop up window and expand its node
5. Expand the "World Wide Web Service" node
6. Expand "Application Development Features" node
7. Check the check box of"ASP.NET"
8. Then click ok button
9. You will need to restart your computer (go get a cup of coffee…)
After restarting, and hitting the site again, I got this new error:
HTTP Error 500.21 – Internal Server Error
Handler "PageHandlerFactory-Integrated" has a bad module "ManagedPipelineHandler" in its module list
Another web search revealed that even though the step above enabled ASP.NET, it was not fully installed. This article shows how to finish the installation: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/6846544/how-to-fix-handler-pagehandlerfactory-integrated-has-a-bad-module-managedpip
Basically, just open a command window and enter the command shown below (command is slightly different for 32-bit vs. 64-bit).
%windir%\Microsoft.NET\Framework64\v4.0.30319\aspnet_regiis.exe -i
32 bit:
%windir%\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v4.0.21006\aspnet_regiis.exe -i
If you get a permissions error, you need to run the window as an administrator. To do this, go to start |run, and type 'cmd', but hit Ctrl-Shift-Enter, instead of just Enter.
After doing that, I hit the site again, and it worked! Hope this has helped!


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You would think by now I would be 'challenged out". The Daring Cooks and Bakers were the ones that started it all. Actually, the Daring Kitchen was one of the main reasons why I started blogging in the first place. But then throw in Secret Recipe Club, Twelve Loaves, an occasional Bread Baking Day, and of course my own baby, Sourdough Surprises, and that's 1.5 challenges every week of every month! I keep telling myself I need to cut one, to slow down a bit before I burn myself out. And yet, I cannot seem to say no. I must say that I am really enjoying the Willow Bird Baking Challenges. It is great to actually sit down and think beyond just filling out this week's menu, to think "What am I going to do with this".
I've been curious about roasted grapes for a while now, and particularly drawn to one appetizer I've seen over and over again - roasted grapes with ricotta and honey on crispy bread. I decided to model my cream cheese braid on this - a ricotta/cream cheese mixture topped with roasted grapes, sprinkled with a little balsamic vinegar syrup, sealed in a buttery pastry, and then topped with a thyme honey glaze. Yeah, it was as good and as rich as you are thinking. While it was definitely decadent and delicious, I was happy to find that it wasn't too rich - I could definitely finish my piece...and might have snacked on a tiny bit more as I was cleaning up. Maybe.
Dough (slightly adapted from Willow Bird Baking)
2 cups flour
1 tsp baking soda
1/2 tsp salt
1/2 cup butter
3 ounces cream cheese
1/2 cup milk
Preheat oven to 425F.
In the bowl of a food processor, mix the flour, baking soda and salt.
Add the butter and cream cheese into the flour and pulse to cut the fats into the dough (about 6 pulses).
Add the milk and blend into a loose dough.
Turn the dough out onto a floured surface and knead very lightly for 4-5 strokes (be careful not to overwork it or you will get tough pastry!).
Sandwich the dough between two sheets of waxed paper and roll the dough out into an 8x12 " rectangle.
Measure and mark the dough lengthwise into thirds.
Spread the grapes down the center of the middle third.
Divide the cream cheese mixture in half and place each half on the outside of the grapes (keeping everything in the middle third of the dough.
Using a pizza cutter, cut 1" strips out of two sides of dough. Don't cut all the way to the middle, leave a little dough at middle, or all your fillings will ooze out.
Fold the strips, rotating from one side to the other (like you are braiding) over the filling.
Bake for 12-15 minutes, until the dough is cooked through and the top is lightly brown.
Pour the honey glaze on top, cut into slices, and Enjoy!
Roasted Grapes:
3 cups red seedless grapes, washed
olive oil
Preheat oven to 450F.
Line a rimmed baking sheet with foil or parchment paper.
Spread the grapes on the baking sheet.
Drizzle with olive oil, sprinkle with a pinch of salt and toss.
Bake for 7-9 minutes, just until the grapes begin to burst.
Ricotta Cream Cheese (slightly adapted from Ellie Krieger)
1/2 cup ricotta cheese
1/2 cup cream cheese
2 TBSP honey
1/2 tsp vanilla extract
In a medium bowl, mix all of the ingredients together until smooth (a hand held mixer is great for this!)
Transfer to a small bowl and refrigerate for at least 2 hours.
Balsamic Syrup:
3 TBSP balsamic vinegar
2 TBSP sugar
Combine the ingredients in a small saucepan.
Simmer for 2 minutes, stirring occasionally.
Allow to cool completely.
Honey Thyme Glaze: (Food and Wine)
1/2 cup honey
1/2 tsp thyme leaves
Bring the honey to a boil over moderately high heat.
Remove from the heat and allow to cool about 10 minutes.
Stir in the thyme leaves.


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I think I remember a talk where a professor said that Vesta is a particularly important asteroid because its gravity is strong enough to perturb other asteroids.
In spite of Vesta's size, this effect might be so strong that some smaller asteroids might be kicked out of their orbits - making their way to Jupiter, or to the inner solar system.
Can Vesta dominate the orbits of other asteroids?
All related to the one question, there are particular points I'm interested in:
- if so, how often, presumably?
- is there a preferred direction (inwards / outwards)?
- has the perturbation rate been constant over geologic timescales?
- do the "victims" stay in the plane of the ecliptic?
- did someone model such processes?
I currently think the whole process is chaotic - essentially unpredictable.


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10 ways to improve tornado response
Piles of residential debris (pictured in June 2011) in Joplin, Mo., sit in the right of way awaiting collection during Expedited Debris Removal. The city was struck by an EF-5 tornado on May 22, 2011.
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Tuscaloosa County in Alabama was able to get a functioning Emergency Management Agency (EMA) with help from the Mobile Emergency Response Support. The previous EMA was destroyed in the April 27, 2011, tornado.
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Police officers Jeff Dutton and Mohanead Tabia survey damage in Moored, Okla.
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The Debris Task Force conducts an assessment after an EF-5 tornado struck Joplin, Mo.
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Debris Removal Continues in Tornado Ravaged Community
Volunteer crews help local residents with debris removal on private property in Moore, Okla. Cleanup continues throughout areas that were impacted by the May 20, 2013, tornado.
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Editor's note: If you think the 800 tornadoes that hit the U.S. every year are confined to rural areas, guess again.Cities in five regions are most prone: the Midwest (Indianapolis), the Plains (Oklahoma City), Gulf Coast and Mid-South (New Orleans), Southeast of Appalachia (Atlanta), and other (Clearwater, Fla.). But a tornado can strike anywhere, anytime. New York City was hit three times in 2010. Here is advice from those who lived through them.
"In many communities, public works still isn't engaging with emergency management and response planning," says Ken Hill of the Tulsa, Okla., Department of Public Works and an instructor at the Federal Emergency Management Agency's (FEMA) Emergency Management Institute.
"You have to spend time thinking about this," says Kurt Blomquist, public works director for the City of Keene, N.H., and chairman of the American Public Works Association's (APWA) Emergency Management Committee. "Disaster response is a collective decision-making process. There are so many demands for resources and you need to decide where they're going to go."
Blomquist, who's been through five federal disasters, uses "coffee cup conversations" to get the discussion going.
"It's going to Dunkin' Donuts, knowing the fire or police chief has two creams and two sugars, and showing up at his or her office asking, 'There was a tornado in the town next door. What would we do it if happened here?'" he says. "Every community is different, so look at critical facilities. Identify where things like hospitals and nursing homes are because they're a priority."
We compiled the following tips based on extensive interviews with men and women whose communities have survived multiple hits:
Kurt Blomquist, PE
Public works director; City of Keene, N.H.
Chairman, American Public Works Association (APWA) Emergency Management Committee
Susie Culp
Communication Supervisor
City of Tuscaloosa, Ala., Police Department
David Hartin
Emergency management director
City of Tuscaloosa, Ala.
Ken Hill
Member, APWA Emergency Management Committee
Bill Robison
Lead engineer/stormwater projector coordinator and hazard mitigation director
City of Tulsa, Okla.
Michael Sutherland, PE
Public works director
Town of Parker, Colo.
Member, APWA Emergency Management Committee and Mitigation
Assess the number of repair kits your community typically has on hand. If the task is usually contracted out, factor that into emergency planning.
Plan to set up mobile repair stations at the hospital and along major roads. "As patients are being offloaded at the hospital, someone can be repairing the tire," Hartin says. "We set up stations at shops but also at satellite places just to handle the repairs."
Don't forget to have gas-powered air compressors available in case the power goes out.
Demolished cell towers and downed telephone lines make it impossible to communicate with co-workers, much less first-responder agencies and the public.
"Have spare equipment to put online quickly," says Michael Sutherland, public works director for the Town of Parker, Colo., and member of APWA's Emergency Management Committee and Mitigation Subcommittee.
Tuscaloosa, Ala., used Southern Link, a "push-to-talk" radio network that uses a cellular phone tower. When that wasn't available, e-mail worked well. "It takes less bandwidth, so sometimes it went through when a phone call didn't. And then there are plain old analog radios."
If all else fails, national radio frequencies are available. First responders from outside the disaster area won't have local frequencies programmed into their radios. When that happens, both visiting emergency managers and local officials can switch over to mutual aid frequencies. Make sure your communications plan indicates the frequencies on which you'll be operating.
Mass notification systems are very useful for notifying the public before, during, and after a tornado, says Bill Robison, hazard mitigation director for Tulsa, Okla. The city's system can notify residents 15 ways, including home phone, cell phone, text, e-mail, Facebook, and Twitter.
"Ask yourself what you'd need if your office was destroyed," says Tuscaloosa's Hartin. "Where could you get employee rosters?"
Tuscaloosa's administrative building was destroyed by an EF-4 tornado in 2011. If important records had not been backed up to a hard drive locked in the safe of a municipal building 10 miles away, they would have been lost. "The fire-suppression system broke when the top was taken off the building, so we had 4- to 6-inch lines pushing water into the area," Hartin says. "It flooded everything."
That's why, he says, "An iPhone, Blackberry or tablet—something with all of your numbers in it—is essential."
He always carries a spare charger as well as a USB drive with critical plans, forms, and maps. If the office loses power, Hartin can set up rudimentary operations somewhere else. "It might just be plugging the laptop into an inverter in a vehicle or a generator," he says.
ArcGIS maps become particularly important because overlays show different information that can be used. "If you're in an area and you want to identify the property owner, the overlay with the county database can be used and you have the information in the palm of your hands," Hartin says.
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ZF-8718: CLONE -Update all docblocks to use consistent copyright/license header. Version: 2010
There are quite a few code files throughout the library, tests, and incubator that have an inconsistent header docblock.
We need to have a single canonical header docblock that correctly describes the copyright and license for the code, and we need to make that docblock present in all files for PHP code, tests, scripts, etc.
My bet is that all copyright blocks are now more or less of the same format, but since we changed years, we should do the same in the code, hence this issue.
Update to copyright notices committed in revision 20096.
I already asked Zend last year if we can change the copyright header, because also other projects have notices which do not point to a fixed end year. (something like "2002 until now"). But there was no response until now.
ZendX files still mention 2008. Seems like they need an update too.
- ZendX incubator files updated in revision 20164
- ZendX files updated in revision 20165
- Zend Framework incubator files updated in revision 20166
@Thomas: Copyrights refer to the date a work is published, and copyrights expire. So the notice should specify the year of publication.
Who knows if Zend will still publish Zend Framework in 2020, or if they will still own the copyright, or if they will even still exist as a business?
Cf. "Copyright Your Software" by Attorney Stephen Fishman (Nolo Press, 1994 and 1998), p.3/5:
bq. The copyright notice must also state the year the work was published. For initial versions of software, this is easy. bq. As discussed in the preceding section, a publication date should not be provided in a notice for unpublished software.
You are the first one who found it fine to reply.
Thanks for clearification after more than one year of asking and opening an issue.


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On, December 10, 2008, Stephanie Madoff Mack was seven months pregnant and busy planning the baby's nursery when she got a call from her husband, Mark. "It's my father," he said. "My father has done something very bad, and is probably going to jail for the rest of his life." The quiet world she shared with Mark and their two-year-old, Audrey, was about to shatter.
Mark's father, Bernie Madoff, had just revealed to his sons that his multibillion dollar investment fund—the part of the family business managed solely by Bernie—was nothing but a huge Ponzi scheme, a massive fraud. Mark and his brother, Andy (both of whom worked in a different part of the firm) immediately notified the authorities and turned their father in. Neither son has been charged with a crime, and both maintained they had no knowledge of the fraud (as has their mother, Ruth).
Still, the family was vilified by the public, hounded by the press and subject to civil suits as the scam's repercussions devastated banks, charities, businesses and ordinary citizens around the world.
Stephanie and Mark struggled to rebuild their lives but in December 2010, two years to the day after his father's arrest, Mark hanged himself in the couple's SoHo loft.
In a moving and revealing memoir, The End of Normal: A Wife's Anguish, A Widow's New Life, Stephanie finally tells her side of the story. And in this MORE.COM exclusive, she opens up about her relationship with Ruth, her theories about Bernie and her hopes for the future.
Yesterday would have been your seventh wedding anniversary. Did you do anything special?
I missed him so much yesterday. I didn't really do anything special. It just seemed too painful to sort of celebrate that time that was such a happy time for me. So I hung out with my kids, and my mom treated me to a manicure and pedicure. We just had kind of a lazy day.
Speaking of your kids, you were especially eloquent in the book when you wrote about helping them deal with the loss of their father. Did you learn anything about grieving by watching how they dealt with it?
Yeah, I did. To watch them be excited to talk about their dad or draw a picture for their dad. Or go to the windows in the apartment and dance around and say, "Daddy, look at me." It breaks my heart but I know it's healing them.
You led a pretty quiet, family-oriented life before all this happened. What made you decide to write a book?
I wanted to give my husband a voice that he was never allowed to have. And I wanted to do it for my children, so that one day they'll have something to read that's the truth about their father and not just the tabloid version of the Mark Madoff story.
In the book you say about your mother-in-law, "Ruth could take you down like sniper." Have you heard from her since the book came out?
Did you expect to?
I was forthcoming with her about my book. And I know she's participating in a book that's coming out and she was not forthcoming with me.
How do you know she's participating in another book?
I've heard that she participated in an upcoming book [Truth and Consequences: Life Inside the Madoff Family, due out October 31].


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Dew Tour brings action sports to SLC tonight!
Last year's Dew Tour brought the likes of Shaun White, Ryan Sheckler and Bucky Lasek to Energy Solutions Arena, and this year more of the world's best BMX, motocross and skateboard athletes will descend on Salt Lake City. Shaun White at last year's Dew Tour in SLC Read More


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Steep and deep at Alta Resort in Little Cottonwood Canyon
A decade ago, Snowbird Ski Resort and Alta Ski Area up Little Cottonwood Canyon were linked by a single lift. Along with the opportunity to ski two very different ski areas with very different slopes—Snowbird is known for its steep and deep runs and powder and Alta is one of the country's oldest resorts—the union opened up skier access to a total of 4,700 acres, nine base lodges and 22 restaurants. A pass good for both areas will be $99 this season.
Big Cottonwood Canyon offers a second double-resort combo at Brighton Ski Resort and Solitude Mountain Resort. The two are linked by the SolBright trail, giving skiers and boarders the opportunity to ski and snowboard on very different slopes at two very different resorts with two very different personalities. The limitation on this interconnect is that the trail between the two can be difficult to negotiate, is not always open and is not always groomed. The pass for the connected areas is $82.


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Strengths: Almost all the products are fragrance-free; one very good cleanser and some good vitamin C and retinol moisturizers; an effective AHA product with lactic acid; all the sunscreens provide sufficient UVA protection; stable packaging.
Weaknesses: Expensive; most of the AHA products have pH values too high for exfoliation to occur; irritating skin-lightening products; no effective products for acne-prone skin.
What a great name for a skin-care line! Not only does the "ultra" prefix speak to consumers looking for the best or most potent products, but also the "ceuticals" suffix lends a medicinal touch that is reminiscent of the emerging term "cosmeceuticals" (which is a marketing term that has no sanctioned validity or standards, so it can be applied to any product).
Ultraceuticals was the brainchild of Australian plastic surgeon Dr. Geoffrey Heber, whose vision to deliver "honest, clinically-proven skin care" back in 1991 was years ahead of the trend of doctors as skin-care salespeople. The company speaks readily of its ingredient technology, which is what the people behind it believe makes Ultraceuticals a cut above the rest. The clinical study results and before-and-after images provided in the company's catalog look convincing, but, as is usually the case, the details are left out. We don't know what product in their double-blind study was used as a control, we don't know what other products the study participants used prior to being treated with the Ultraceuticals cream, and the result (that topical vitamin C can improve the appearance of sun-damaged skin) is hardly revolutionary or exclusive to Ultraceuticals. It is well established that stabilized vitamin C applied topically (and consumed orally) can do this (Sources: The Journal of Pharmacy and Pharmacology, August 2005, pages 963–972; The Journal of Investigative Dermatology, February 2005, pages 304–307; and Journal of Cosmetic Dermatology, January 2005, pages 4–9). Moreover, many, many other antioxidants have the same ability, including vitamin E, green tea, and retinol. In fact, many researchers believe that, regardless of the content of a single antioxidant in a product, a better approach is to use skin-care products that offer a blend of antioxidants. In that sense, Ultraceuticals falls a bit short.
Australians may be all abuzz about this skin-care line, and it is creeping into the United States. Yet aside from offering mostly fragrance-free products and consistently using packaging to keep light- and air-sensitive ingredients stable, it really isn't anything new under the sun. However, as you will see from the reviews below, there are a few star products to consider if the prices don't bother you.
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The trauma induced by a police officer shining a flashlight directly into a motorist's eyes during a traffic stop may be one of the most indelible memories of an encounter with the police.
However, while the flashlight-in-the-eyes gambit can burn the retinas, it rarely helps police detect whether a driver has committed a crime.
A new toy for public safety officers, though, could help law enforcement officials use flashlights to detect whether someone is driving under the influence of alcohol.
And this new device isn't a product of science fiction. It's being deployed in cities near you.
According to StateCollege.com, police in State College, Pennsylvania, recently received a fresh shipment of the flashlights that can apparently detect whether someone has been driving drunk.
The spaced-aged flashlights, which cost around $700 apiece, were given to the State College police department as part of long-term, federally funded research project aimed at studying the effectiveness of DUI-fighting tools.
The flashlights, which are called "passive alcohol sensors," look to be normal illuminating devices, but when they are placed within a foot of a driver's nose, they can detect whether the driver has been drinking lightly, moderately, heavily, or not at all.
Lights on the end of the devise indicate whether the motorist should be given further tests to determine his or her level of inebriation.
Since the flashlights are less than precise, they cannot be used as the sole basis for an arrest. However, they can help police officers determine whether further testing is needed to gauge a person's blood alcohol content.
According to one study, the percentage of drunk drivers detected at a traffic stop using the sci-fi flashlights was 71 percent, which represented a large increase over the 55 percent of drunk drivers detected using more traditional methods.
While the flashlights may seem invasive, the police do not intend to use them secretly. State College police plan to use an advertising campaign to alert drivers to the presence of the new machines.
Of course, in an interview, one officer remarked that most drivers would not be told the flashlight was used during a traffic stop until after an arrest.
Some critics are concerned that the devises could be used outside of traffic stops. Police, however, promise that they do not intend to use the flashlights for, say, pedestrian checkpoints.
Nevertheless, State College police claim that they may also use the flashlights in the event of an open container violation, or a medical emergency.
In defense of the new technology, law enforcement officials say that the device traditionally used as an initial DUI detector—the human nose—is far less reliable.
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I want use this map to plan a trip, driving and sightseeing. Map seems OK for identifying roads for driving. Would much prefer the map printed on both sides with north half on one side and south side on other side. That way, the scale could be doubled, with improved definition, especially minor roads or event trails. National Geo maps should exclude commercial names, including tours, rafting, and horseback ride vendors.
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Eh. The fillers will be over by late fall give or take. Then they'll get back to real episodes.
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Eh. The fillers will be over by late fall give or take. Then they'll get back to real episodes.
Pichubro, your post just brought back tht tiny tinge of hope I had. Thank you. <NO SARCASM
Oh thank god you told us that pichubro. I am so sick of these useless filler episodes where Naruto always accompanies Neji's team.
Yeah. Right now it's at episode 180 and the fillers end at 220. 221 onwards are normal eipsodes.
Which means we'll have to wait... 40 more episodes. Wow.
But only 20 weeks. That's November 15th.
This is all true. The pkmn series went down the toilet. It's just not as good. Naruto is much better. And I agree about Ash, he's really becoming a fag... :/Quote:
Naruto actually has a very decent plotline, unlike Pokemon where it was good the first season, but then repetition over and over again. Naruto has drama and is actually very sad, while Pokemon never has any major conflicts.
Naruto isn't half as faggoty as Ash is. Naruto is much better.
Naruto fails.
At least Pokemon's been around longer than Naruto.
Naruto is just a retarded anime, which never changes.
They kill Orochimaru, and yet have to kill the Akslutski now.
All of the bad guys in it fail.
^Why pokemon wins.
By the way, Naruto isn't all that great. Now, Transformers is totally an ass-kicker. ;3
But hey? It's only a matter of opinion, I guess.
how ave a hanti pictur send to me
naroto kill pokemon not
there lots of reasons why naruto is gay and pokemon is EPIC
how about both suck
naruto is over dramatized and true pokemon is a bit to predicatable but thats the writers fault cuz they obviously dont know anything about what they are writing about and ashes pikachu gets a level reset each season
you know what would bring it to life? ash actualy winning some tournament not just the beat one trainer and you win ones but the leagues (orange league is just like battle frontier)
thought i say naruto sucks i dont like its animation style or characters
and dont get me started on DB or DBZ the animation is so... ugh....*shudders* and it sounds so stupid plus it is completly over dramatized, the only episode i saw was with a guy who couldnt tell a pathetic joke without blowing his top and some weird green guy who calls himself a king and has the name which means "food" in maori


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Loricraft record cleaners anyone use one,
Our they the best and worth the outlay?
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Loricraft record cleaners anyone use one,
Our they the best and worth the outlay?
Thanks in advance
Yes and yes.
I havn't got one yet (still saving the pennies) but a friend has one and I have used it plus I have played with them at shows before.
Very very quite compared to other cleaners, so much so you can use it while listening to music.
The other real bonus is how much more automatic it is.
Liquid on, quick wipe, then arm down and that is it. It sorts the rest out.
I used to own one and it's definitely the most convenient, better designed (and the Keith Monks of course) machine.
Now you can honestly clean as well manually and for less money, but it's gonna be a messy, time-consuming affair. The Loricraft makes it a breeze.
In any case, I've never found any machine or liquid which turned a noisy records into a silent one. Best you can hope for is a reduction of noise, not miracles.
I recently forked out £1300 (+ postage etc) for a Loricraft cleaning machine, fabulous ok... I've only used it a few times as I'm about to move house soon and everything is packed up.
Very quiet operation, and Terry is a gentleman to deal with over the phone!
I would if I could afford one, though I have used them and a Keith Monks through a couple of record shops I know and they are silent while giving the record a great clean.
History remembers the originators and forgets the imitators.
I have one, and it is a lovely machine. As people have said, very quiet and built like a brick outhouse.
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I'VE been a bit of a Conservative supporter all my life – but I'm a lot less so since I came to university.
I don't have a problem with the Coalition itself or tuition fees on the whole. But I do think what the Government is proposing is unfair and the proposed cuts are going too far.
That's why I went down to London.
The first protest I took part in was at the end of the last academic year, when the university was bringing in a levy for students to use the sports centre here at Colchester.
We marched on the vice chancellor's office and shouted out our protests. We didn't get the levy lifted but there was some measured amount of success, as we managed to get the figure down.
Like many of the students who went to the protest, I found out about the London march through friends. On the day there were five coaches that went from here.
There was a real buzz on the coach and a feeling that we were doing something really positive and, most importantly, we were all in it together.
It was actually quite amazing. There were a few anxieties about whether everything would go OK and that there wouldn't be any problems but, to be honest, I didn't really think about it too much.
When we got there, we got off at Victoria Embankment and before setting off, got our banners together and put on some face paint. There were obviously some who were more experienced than others and they started off the chants, but it was all good-natured fun.
We walked up to Whitehall where we joined up with the main body of students and then all marched to Parliament Square. It all went really smoothly.
Then there were these rumours floating about that something was going on elsewhere. That buildings were on fire and people were rioting, but we all thought it was just people exaggerating.
At one point, there were so many rumours flying about we didn't know what to believe. I was just hoping that if it was true, that nobody was getting hurt or injured.
I remember where we were.
There were a group of students carrying a coffin with the words "the death of further education" written on it and a violinist playing the funeral march. Then there were all these drummers. It was a real carnival atmosphere.
It was only when we left Parliament Square and crossed over the river that we saw what was going on at Millbank.
It did take the shine off the day. Up until then I would have definitely gone on another demonstration because it was such a positive experience, but that did taint it for me.
As we returned home we were hoping that the focus wouldn't be on that and it would be on the march itself. But, of course, after watching the news, we realised that wasn't to be the case."


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Twenty-five years after the world's worst nuclear accident, More visits a hardy community of women who've made a home in Chernobyl's desolate, radioactive surroundings. Why they chose to live here after the disaster, defying the authorities and endangering their health, is an inspiring tale—about the pull of ancestral lands, the healing power of shaping one's destiny and the subjective nature of risk. Read the full story here.


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We are an overweight society and our pets are no different. By far, the most common explanation for an overweight pet is simply too little exercise and too much to eat. But, you see your dog every day - and you might not recognize extra pounds or ounces creeping on. Of course, your veterinarian would be able to determine if your pet is overweight, but it may help if you have some idea of your pet's weight status. Sometimes, when you get used to the way a pet looks day to day, it is difficult to see extra pounds or ounces.
Sometimes owners, in the stress of the moment, forget to tell the veterinarian relevant information about their pets. Here is a handy checklist to bring with you to your next veterinary appointment. If any of these statements describe your dog, make a note to discuss your pet's weight with your veterinarian.
My dog looks boxy or has a straight line on either side from head to hip with no definite waist behind the ribs.
The area between his ribs and hips is wider than the rest of his body.
The area between his ribs and hips is wider than the rest of his body.
My dog's abdomen has no discernable tuck - his abdomen is in line with his chest.
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From the producers of Big Brother, USA Network brings us an all new reality competition—Summer Camp. Sixteen contestants will head back to summer camp in hopes of bringing home a cut of the $250,000 grand prize.
One of those contestants is Utah's own Brooke Mangum, 23, of Salt Lake City. Known as the "The Model," and raised in a large Mormon family, tomboy Brooke says she surprised everyone when she shed her ugly duckling exterior and started a modeling career. We sat down and chatted with Brooke about the show and what she hopes to gain from the experience.
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Reality TV is a big step for a Salt Lake City girl—what inspired you to audition for Summer Camp?
"When I was given the opportunity to go back to summer camp I thought. Why not? I knew it was a once in a lifetime opportunity and I had to take the chance and just go for it. Also, what truly inspired me to do this was a shot at redemption. It is not often in life we are given the opportunity for a "do-over" and that is what summer camp was for me. Growing up, I was an ugly ducking through and through. I was very awkward and shy. I was chubby and even had a mullet! Summer camp gave me a chance to make new memories as a confident and strong adult."
You're up against sixteen other campers. What advantages do you have over the competition that will help you make it to the end?
"I am strong athlete. I played sports all through my childhood. I knew that I may not be the very best at everything, but I was confident in my abilities to make it work and be pretty solid at whatever came my way. Also, I am extremely competitive and will not go down without a fight."
Summer Camp is a once in a lifetime experience—what do you hope to get out of your time spent on the show?
"I was so blessed to have been apart of this show. I made some true life long friends and I learned so much about myself. I learned that I am capable of much more than I even imagined."
If you do win, what do you hope to do with your split of the money?
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I had a feeling this was going to happen and thats why we have been reminding our readers about the Triple Bypass registration. Here is a story from the Westword.
Want to ride in this year's Triple Bypass? Well, you likely can't.
Registration for the 120-mile bicycle ride from Evergreen to Avon -- and over three mountain passes -- sold out yesterday in under one hour. That's record time; in 2008, the 3,500 slots were snapped up in eleven days. Last year, it took just 44 hours.
Check out some of the comments folks have left on active.com
I am upset at the registration process. I was unable to be at a computer at 12:00 on the dot (when registration opened). I am upset with the whole scalping process and I don't want to fight to pay 2X the ticket price 3-4 weeks before the event.
I too feel cheated. I paid for the team registration with the expectation of getting into the event. It's like I bought a gift card to a store, only to find out that the store was out of merchandise. Very disappointing.
(Team Evergreen, which sponsors the ride) did a horrible job with this. They knew it would go fast and yet they set it up in a way to encourage the scalpers on craigslist. They even moved the date to noon in the middle of a work week to make it particularly difficult for anyone who has to work at that time. They will warn you that riding the route without a wrist band can get you arrested. What garbage.
I am so bummed. We had planned our family trip and already arranged a nanny and travel (from NY) for the event. I was not able to register either. I do hope that the reg process will be reviewed. BTW- these are public roads- anyone can ride the course- right? I will do self-support and ride on the roads that I pay for in my taxes.
sold out in 35 minutes. i'm getting my membership $$ back. this is crap.
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I don't see how it's the organizers fault if people missed out. There was ample time to plan for registration, and given the popularity in the past these people should have been ready. I'm sorry, but what a bunch of babies. I have found that the exact reg fee was offered on CL the last two years, this is how I got mine last year. I'm sure you will get your memb fee back. Next time get your act together and plan accordingly.
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Just go for a ride...
Save your money and go for a ride with friends on some quiet roads that day. I can't imagine paying money to ride on I-70 and then on Hwy. 6 over Loveland Pass with all the Trucks. Then doing Vail Bike Pass with 3000 other riders.
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I wrote the snotty post above. Evergreen puts on great races and rides and they raise a ton of money for local charities. Any local will agree with me, and criticizing them doesn't sit well with me. I don't think they were expecting it to sell out in 35 minutes, how could they? Leadville gets Lance et al, and of course it needs a lottery. If TE created a lottery for the TBP this year, how much outcry would there have been?
To your point...exactly! Pick a one of the gazillion fantastic and safe rides in CO and do it. Or DIY a different but equally intense route with some buddies.
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So why is it that I logged on at 12:15 and breezed through .... Sounds like sour grapes to me. I've picked up registration for list price or below the past two years on Craigslist ...
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Hey, I too missed out on registration. I had it on my outlook calendar to register as soon as it opened but had a work appointment that I couldn't escape. I went on at 12:45 and it was full. My brother registered right at noon and scored two spots. At first I was hacked off at the process, but once I got over my disappointment I chalk it up to the pros and cons of high-speed internet. It's a new world and that's the way it is--like it or not.
As for the craigslist scalpers, well that's just the way of the capitalist world. Maybe, I'll get to benefit from their ingenuity?
Hope to see you on the road.
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PEORIA, Ill. - Designated hitter Greg Partyka and the Bradley Baseball team picked up where they left off in a home-and-home series against Iowa, downing the Hawkeyes (16-20) by a 7-3 score for the second time in seven days Tuesday night at O'Brien Field.
Partyka, who hit a pair of home runs in last week's win at Iowa, belted a 2-run home run in the bottom of the first inning Tuesday, then started Bradley's go-ahead rally when he was hit by the first pitch he saw with one out in the fourth inning. He came around to score on an Austin Jarvis single and the Braves (21-16-1) made it a 4-run inning when Andrew Wasmund followed with a 2-run double and scored on a David Compitello single to right.
Senior right-hander Justin Ziegler (3-4) bounced back from a rough start Saturday at Illinois State and limited the Hawkeyes to three runs, one earned, on six hits in his 6.0 innings. The bullpen trio of Steve Adkins, Jacob Booden and Danny Gifford did the rest, each allowing one hit in 1.0 scoreless inning while combining to strike out seven.
Freshman center fielder Max Murphy added an insurance run in the seventh inning, delivering an RBI single to extend his hitting streak to 11 games. Murphy, who has been on base in every game this season, now has enjoyed two 11-game hitting streaks.
The Braves will return to action Wednesday night by hosting Northern Illinois (11-28) in a 6 p.m. game at O'Brien Field in hopes of building momentum in advance of their weekend Missouri Valley Conference series at Evansville.
NOTES: By sweeping the home-and-home series against Iowa, Bradley improved to 3-1 against the Big Ten Conference this year ... The Braves previously split a home-and-home series against Illinois, answering a 6-3 loss with a 6-3 win against the Illini ... Junior utility player David Compitello got his first start at third base in place of the injured Rob Elliott and responded by going 2-for-3 with an RBI and making several solid plays at the hot corner ... Compitello became the third player to start at third base this season ... Partyka matched Murphy for the team lead with his eighth home run and increased his team-leading RBI total to 37.


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if this doesnt make him the goat i don't know what will. I was listening to his one song earlier today where in the middle he just freestyles in japanese. GOAT
no other rapper alive has the balls to do this.. rap to a jazz beat??? LIVE in front of a crowd at his home town?? Wasalu is truly one of the greatest ever


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The sage pesto was a perfect addition to the garden-fresh flavor of the roasted squash in this dish. I'm thinking when my butternut squash is ripe (very soon!) it will also be fantastic simply roasted and tossed with the sage pesto. If you don't have a garden that's producing sage, you could use this same idea with purchased basil pesto and I'm sure it would also be delicious.
Roasted Yellow Summer Squash with Sage Pesto
4 medium or 6 small yellow summer squash or zucchini, washed and cut into 1/2 inch slices or half slices
1 T extra virgin olive oil
salt and fresh ground black pepper to taste
1/4 cup Sage-Pecan Pesto
Arrange squash in single layer on a roasting pan. Roast 25-30 minutes, turning once or twice. Squash is done when pieces are starting to soften and brown slightly on the edges.
While squash cooks, put pesto in a plastic bowl big enough to hold all the squash and let it come to room temperature. When squash is done, toss with pesto and serve hot.
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This simple-to-make vegetable dish is perfect for any phase of the South Beach Diet or any other low-glycemic eating plan.
More Roasted or Baked Squash Recipes to Try:
(Recipes from other blogs may not always be South Beach Diet friendly; check ingredients.)
Roasted Butternut Squash with Rosemary and Balsamic Vinegar
Roasted Butternut Squash with Lime and Rosemary
Roasted Squash with Garlic
Roasted Baby Summer Squash with Feta and Thyme
Roasted Summer Squash with Lemon and Mint
Roasted Butternut Squash Salad with Mango and Red Onion from London Foodie In New York
Roasted Butternut Squash and Onion Gratin from Mediterranean Cooking in Alaska
Roasted Vegetable Magic from Karina's Kitchen - Recipes from a Gluten Free Goddess
Summer Squash Casserole from A Veggie Venture
Roasted Zucchini with Garlic from Simply Recipes
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Obviously any such list is inherently subjective. I actually know guys who consider USANA's Def Leppard show at the top of this summer's must-see shows. (Blech) I also know there are many local teens who count down all year to Warped tour's arrival here in SLC. (Crowd surfing is a great way to wrench one's back and simultaneously endure borderline sexual assault) while others are genuinely "stoked, Brah!" that String Cheese Incident is rolling through (Another 10-minute mandolin solo!!) and still others can't wait for Toby Keith and/or Nickleback. (I have a tough time with songs so stupid I can literally feel my brain cells dying.)
Also, while the Twilight Concert Series likely won't be announced for a few weeks, I don't really consider those events to be music concerts any more so than I do the Utah State Fair. That's because the music - generally speaking - is completely ancillary background noise to about 80 (90?) percent of the audience each week. Is Twilight a good time? Sure. Is it a concert? Not to me.
So, with seemingly most everything announced that's going to be, this seems a good time to run through my list of "you-can't-miss, yes-you-must-get-a-babysitter-and-go-to-work feeling-like-crap-the-next-day shows of the summer.
Honorable mentions go to the Josh Ritter show at Red Butte and Iron Maiden at USANA. Both nights will be a blast. But, in entirely different ways.
5.Who: John Fogerty Where: Deer Valley Resort Snow Park Outdoor Ampitheatre When: Thursday, June 21 Tickets: Avaiilable at fteslc.com
Why?: Maybe I'm showing my age a bit, but I know I'll be on the young side of the spectrum in this crowd as the voice of one of rock's greatest ensembles hits the Wasatch for the first time in at least fie years. And also kudos to First Tracks Entertainment, AKA The State Room guys, for putting Fogerty in such a winsome venue. For those of us raised on the sounds of Creedence Clearwater Revival coming out of the radio - and that's a few generations now - this should be a great night. Also, friends who have seen Fogerty said he always has a top-flight band behind him and is always in good form himself.
4.Who: Neko Case Where: The Salt Lake City Main Library When: Saturday, June 16 Tickets: Available at fteslc.com
Why? Because the Library's east lawn is among the most criminally underused music venues in SLC will have its doors open for one of the handful of times it's accessible all year. And Neko Case is the closest thing that indie-rock really in terms of a bona fide diva. She's got a terrific, rootsy songbook and is a compelling live performer. This show is always a great time (especially when Cake's not booked like last year) and this annual fundraiser for the Utah ARTSFest is generally one of the most fun evenings of the summer.
3.Who: Glen Campbell Where: Sandy City Ampitheater When: Tuesday, June 26 Tickets: smithstix.com
Why? The Sandy Ampitheater normally doesn't get many acts that are remotely cool. (Kenny Loggins was on the bill last summer. Eesh. Talk about a "Danger Zone.") Consider this the exception. Campbell - whose list of accolades and accomplishments could choke a mule - is doing a farewell tour. And while I have mixed emotions about some veteran acts, Campbell isn't one of them. Once upon a time, Campbell was one of the biggest names in music. Period. And unlike say, The Scorpions or Judas Priest, this:"Goodbye Tour" most likely won't be repeated. Campbell's played on so many records and worked with a vast array of of performers while also selling 45 million albums under his own name. He deserves this kind of long-term, national embrace and I, for one, won't miss it. (Full disclosure: Campbell and I are both from Arkansas, but that's not the main reason I'm a fan)
2. Who: Los Lobos/Steve Earle
Where: Red Butte Garden:
When:Sunday, July 29
Why? One of the sleepers of the summer and this is being largely passed on by the older crowd (More quail eggs? Yes, please.) that populates many RBG shows. Why? Because these acts aren't loved by radio - although they should be - and don't carry the panache that others do (and that's a huge injustice, but hey, what can you do?). Meanwhile, for those of us who love rootsy rock with a message that you can dance to. This just might be the show of the year. More than a few people I know will swear on anything that's handy that Los Lobos is the best live act in the country. Period. Steve Earle? He's got a stack of great records and is still firmly on top of his game. (And he's got one of the scariest beards in showbiz). Also, Sunday nights generally produce a perfect vibe at Red Butte.
1. Who: Bon Iver/Wilco: Where: Red Butte Garden: When: Tuesday, May 29 for Bon Iver and Monday, June 25 for Wilco Tickets: Both concerts are sold out.
A dead-heat at the top for two Red Butte shows that are sadly already sold out. However, that doesn't mean you have to give up on seeing these acts. Some tickets for RBG shows are almost always available by folks selling unused tickets at the front gate before the opener starts. It's been my experience that these aren't scalpers usually, but are just regular folks with tickets that will go unused for whatever reason. I've seen the ticketless - including myself - get in on several occasions there, so it's not a lost cause. But anyway, back to the music.These two shows not only showcase two of the most respected acts in the music biz these days, but showcase the fact that SLC can bring top-shelf artists through town while they're near the peak of their career. While USANA Ampitheatre seems to specialize in retreads or bands with little relevance - Journey. Really? - Red Butte consistently brings in acts that matter, are written and talked about nationwide while producing some of the best music currently available.
Wilco's Monday night gig in late June sold out in less than three hours just to RBG's members and Bon Iver tickets have been a memory since at least mid-March. Both of these shows promise to be special nights. Both bands have been absent from Salt Lake City since 2008. Wilco, pictured above, played a tremendous show at Red Butte while Bon Iver was squeezed into Gallivan Center for a scarily overpacked night that was so crowded it was nearly impossible to focus on the band or park within SLC city limits. If you've got tickets to either event, you're in for a treat. But, you probably already know that.


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The resort's "April Pass" will give you access to all of their lifts from April 2 to the resort's final closing day April 29. Even though the resort will open only on weekends after April 15, you will still have 20 ski days. Let's help you do your math: Considering the price of $199 a pass (or $99 for children 12 and under), it be worth buying if you plan on going every weekend, or it can cost you only about $10 a day (or $5 for your kids) if you ski every day.
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With her upcoming Nina Simone tribute album about a month away, Meshell Ndegeocello releases a new single for free download. "To Be Young, Gifted, and Black" features Cody Chesnutt on vocals backed by a smooth, minimalist track. Stream and download below!
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JAKE SHIMABUKURO, PEERY'S EGYPTIAN THEATRE, Ogden, Saturday, Oct. 20, 7:30 p.m., $20
I'm not completely on board with this re-emergence of the ukulele as a go-to instrument. Eddie Vedder's solo album and all manner of cutesy indie-rockers have embraced the instrument that the public school system of Knob Noster, Missouri, would force us to play as a means to learning how to read music when I was a kid. Suffice to say, the sound of 30 or so third-graders plucking away at the ukulele is enough to scar a person for life. That said, I've seen the man playing the awesome Peery's Egyptian Theatre this weekend, and while Jake Shimabukuro is probably not the "Jimi Hendrix of the ukulele" that some have labeled him, he is certainly the best, most entertaining ukulele player I've ever heard. You might have caught him a few years back at the Twilight Concert Series. If you did, you know what I'm talking about. If you didn't consider a trip to O-town on Saturday, and be sure to stop at Brewski's on 25th Street while you're there.
BILLY JOE SHAVER, THE STATE ROOM, Saturday, Oct. 20, 9 p.m., $20
Country songs are often full of vibrant outlaw imagery, but all too often the person delivering the song is merely acting the part of a rabble-rousing cowboy. Not so with Billy Joe Shaver, a Texas songwriting legend whose tunes capture their creator's own crazy life and times running around the Lone Star State, including a dicey situation just five years ago when Shaver nearly went to jail for shooting a man outside a bar. A lot of big names have grabbed hold of Shaver's tunes for their own albums and live shows, including Elvis Presley, Johnny Cash, George Jones and Willie Nelson, who once argued that Shaver is the best songwriter of them all. This summer, Shaver released Live at Billy Bob's Texas, a set of the man doing the dirty work of performing himself, and now you have a chance to see him do the same. It's classic-country poetry and gritty Texas tales are your trip, this is a show not to miss. Local roots-rockers Ghostowne open the show.
CAPTAIN CAPTAIN OPEN STUDIO, 825 S. 500 West, Salt Lake City, Saturday, Oct. 20, 7-11 p.m., free
The open studio parties every six months or so at Captain Captain studio are always a good time, offering a chance to mix and mingle with a bunch of Salt Lake art lovers while checking out both completed works and works-in-progress by a bunch of the resident artists. In Captain Captain's case, that's a true treat, because the studio is home to some of the best Utah contemporary artists working today, including Trent Call, Trent Alvey (work pictured below), Berkley Frei, Justin Carruth, Steven Larsen, Tessa Lindsey, Diane Borg, Jenny Hambleton, Chase McCleary and Suzi Elmore. While you wander and chat this Saturday, there's a bonus: Portland-based video artist and musician Alexis Gideon will be on hand to showcase his latest multi-media project, Video Musics III: Floating Oceans. Gideon's video installations have appeared at Manhatten's New Museum, the Baltimore Museum of Art, the Santa Fe Art Institute and more. Lewis Brothers food truck will be on hand to serve up some delicious fare (get the greens 'n' fries), and make a night of it! You won't be sorry.


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A few years ago, I won Best in Show in the Western Idaho State Fair for this citrusy cake with its luscious filling and creamy frosting. It's bursting with great orange flavor from top to bottom.—Amanda Bowyer, Caldwell, Idaho
- 1 cup butter, softened
- 1-3/4 cups sugar
- 4 eggs
- 1/3 cup orange juice
- 2 teaspoons grated orange peel
- 3 cups cake flour
- 2-1/2 teaspoons baking powder
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 2/3 cup 2% milk
- 1/2 cup sugar
- 1 tablespoon plus 2 teaspoons cornstarch
- 2/3 cup orange juice
- 2 tablespoons water
- 3 egg yolks, beaten
- 2 tablespoons lemon juice
- 1 teaspoon grated orange peel
- 1/8 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 cup sugar
- 1/3 cup water
- 1/4 cup orange juice
- 1 teaspoon orange extract
- 1 cup butter, softened
- 4 cups confectioners' sugar
- 3 tablespoons heavy whipping cream
- 1 teaspoon grated orange peel
- 1 teaspoon orange extract
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- In a large bowl, cream butter and sugar until light and fluffy. Add eggs, one at a time, beating well after each addition. Beat in orange juice and peel. Combine the flour, baking powder and salt; add to the creamed mixture alternately with milk, beating well after each addition.
- Transfer to two greased and floured 9-in. round baking pans. Bake at 350° for 20-25 minutes or until a toothpick inserted near the center comes out clean. Cool for 10 minutes before removing from pans to wire racks to cool completely.
- For filling, in a small saucepan, combine sugar and cornstarch. Stir in orange juice and water until smooth. Bring to a boil; cook and stir for 1 minute or until thickened. Remove from the heat.
- Stir a small amount of hot mixture into egg yolks; return all to the pan, stirring constantly. Bring to a gentle boil; cook and stir 1 minute longer. Remove from the heat; gently stir in the lemon juice, orange peel and salt. Cool to room temperature without stirring. Refrigerate for 1 hour.
- For syrup, in a small saucepan, bring the sugar, water and orange juice to a boil. Reduce heat; simmer, uncovered, for 10 minutes or until reduced to about 1/2 cup. Remove from the heat; stir in extract. Cool.
- For frosting, in a large bowl, beat butter until light and fluffy. Add the remaining ingredients; beat until smooth.
- Cut each cake horizontally into two layers. Place bottom layer on a serving plate; brush with 2 tablespoons syrup and spread with 1/3 cup filling. Repeat layers twice. Top with remaining cake layer; brush with remaining syrup. Frost top and sides of cake. Yield: 16 servings.
Originally published as Orange Grove Cake in The Taste of Home Cookbook 2009
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"Wow, this is a great cake. Perhaps a little fussy to make, but fun if you enjoy baking. And the result is worth every minute, every dirty dish, every calorie. Bursting with citrus flavor, perfect texture. This is a winner."
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