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Pluto's transit through Capricorn is a really long one, which makes it hard to imagine what the world will be like in 2023 (the year it ends). As a Cardinal Earth sign, Capricorn is the master of the physical realm, the long-lasting creator of structure of the Zodiac. The planetary purpose of Pluto is to shatter the things which aren't anymore a match for the evolutionary plan. So this planet transforms the very structure of our society and our lifestyle.
Major changes may or may not occur depending on how we react to Pluto's profound provocations and challenges that are intended to change our old ways. These challenges are supposed to destroy structures which don't allow for growth to happen, although we are strongly attached to the familiar as it is shattered. Pluto's transit removes even the last hope, the light at the end of the tunnel, and that is when you realize how strong you really are.
In present-day society, the drama caused by Pluto is noticeable in the area of finances, the environment, and government. The probing of Pluto reveals distorted thinking and the wrongly wielding of power. The truth makes its way to the surface: in the financial system, we can easily observe that it is poisoned by greed. Generally speaking, Pluto resorts to extremes in order to send a message or to make a point. What we are presently witnessing in our world – all the new rules skewed towards corporations – is in fact a mirroring of what happened in pre-Colonial America when Pluto was in Capricorn the last time.
The Capricorn Sun sign deals with power, hierarchies, and patriarchy, so apart from the average citizen, those who occupy positions of power will be affected as well by this transit. Now we see the "powerful" ones fall during this period of change. Since Capricorn is a sign correlated with authority, we may be surprised – if not shocked even – by the unmasking of corrupt leaders. During this transit of Pluto, we will witness the end of blind faith in those who promise to make the world a better place, but who do exactly the opposite, preaching one thing, and doing a completely different one. Therefore, we could say that the major imbalances of a patriarchal system will be destroyed.
While Pluto can make us feel utterly hopeless, we shouldn't forget that there's always rebirth and regeneration awaiting at the end of it all. This planet transforms any energy it comes in contact with, and it does so by completely crushing the outer structure and by leaving enough free space for the new to rebuild.


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Directed by Michael Lange
At this point, it's getting harder to slog through some of the episodes which, despite changing the level of the sci-fi, are starting to get a certain level of sameness. It's yet another episode where one of the agents deals with a friends from the past, as well as the old cliché of a law enforcement agent trying to deal with a threat from the past. Backed by the horror cliché of a killer coming back from the dead. Followed with the cliché of the government involvement in all this. Really, there isn't room for much original material considering all the deadweight of these formulas.
Considering that Mulder will come to face some of the most horrible villains, human and inhuman, during his time on the series, it seems rather quaint to have him so up in arms about the possibility of an armed robber and murderer coming back and threatening him. (Perhaps he's truly upset that John Barnett keeps calling him by his first name, which even he admits he hates.) This doesn't have much force on its own, and is weakened even further by the fact that there is nothing original or special about this MOTW. A man is granted the Fountain of Youth, and he uses it to reek revenge on the men who put him in prison---- that's not a particularly original villain; it's not even a particularly original criminal, even if he does have the hand of a salamander.
I'll give some credit to Carter and Kaufer--- they at least tries to come up with a plausible explanation as to what makes Barnett younger. Using progeria--- one of the rarest and saddest diseases known to man--- adds an element of pathos that the episode would otherwise lack, and hard science that has been seriously lacking from a lot of the last episodes. Of course, it then tries to make it part of a government conspiracy, by having mysterious men, like Deep Throat and the Cigarette-Smoking man (who isn't even smoking in this episode) trying desperately to get the science for themselves. Don't they have shadowy government cabals to run?
There are a lot of episode in the X-Files canon that are derivative--- there are some this season that are that way--- but this one seems determined to move at such a slow pace, by being derivative. First, we see John Barnett die in the teaser. Then we see Mulder and Scully find out that John Barnett is dead. Then Scully learns from Mulder what happened when he and Barnett first met. Then we see a video tape of it happening. Then we have a flashback to a courtroom where Mulder testifies to what happened. It's as if the writers, rather than flesh out their story, have decided to engage in the most overly clichéd kind of padding imaginable. And the moment we see Mulder not take a killshot when he has to, we know that there's going to be a situation where he will do so again, and this time take the shot. There should be some significance from the fact that this is the first time we've seen Mulder kill somebody, but the way they drag out his final moments seems like just more padding. And the episodes ends with the hoariest of clichés, that we "haven't seen the last of John Barnett."
We're now nearly two-thirds of the way through the show's first season, and it seems like the series still doesn't have a clear road map. We can get chilling monsters of the week when Morgan & Wong are in the driver's seat, but Carter still seems determined to link everything to some kind of government conspiracy or alien pathology, even when it doesn't seem necessary. And with few exceptions, when other writers have tried to take the series into different places, they have no idea what works because Carter doesn't seem to know what works. Young at Heart is a MOTW that is neither scary nor interesting, and Carter clearly doesn't have any confidence, so he starts pulling out every trick in what is currently a rather limited book. It's not like this is really a terrible episode, but it's symptomatic of the larger problems with the series that it just seems ordinary. And for a series that's supposed to be paranormal, that's the worst thing that could happen to it.

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Hope this won't turn out to be a stupid question. If I want to apply the Hahn-Banach lemma to prove the Hahn-Banach theorem, then I want to define a function $p$ that provides an upper bound on my functional defined on a linear subspace $Y \subset X$. Say, I want to extend $f \in Y^\ast$. Then the notes define $p(x) = \|f\| \|x\|$. I don't quite believe this works since if $\|y\| \lt 1$ we might not have $f(y) \leq p(y) = \|f\| \|y\| = \sup_{\|x\|=1} |f(x)| \|y\|$. What am I missing? Thanks for your help.
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The thing you're probably missing is the fact that the left hand side depends on the norm of $y$. Maybe you will be more convinced if you write it that way (for $y\neq 0$, if $y$ is zero both sides are zero, so the inequality holds): $$f(y)=f(y/\lVert y\rVert)\cdot\lVert y\rVert\leq \lVert f\rVert\lVert y\rVert$$ (notice that $\lVert (y/\lVert y\rVert) \rVert=1$).


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Satin panties and bustier – BurdaStyle 01/2012 #127, #128
I am trying to reduce my towering pile(s) of vintage fabric, so that means some interesting (even unintended) results. Most of the fabrics in my stash are from the 70's, and when I discovered this remnant of original fabric with these beautiful tribal patterns, I I thought about making this one-off two piece swimsuit, and it in fact has a wonderful retro tiki-look about it. It is comfortable, just like wearing shorts and a crop top, plus you can wear the top as a strapless bustier top if you like. There is only lining in the front and crotch of the pants, and the amount of fabric stretch in the outer material is obviously sufficient for the chosen garment size. It didn't take long to make at all. I like how the panties give me tummy control, as in a shaping girdle; the bustier pattern conforms nicely also. Location: Pacific Dawn
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70's ethnic printed cotton of medium weight and slight crosswise stretch, brown knit lining for front panel, pink stretch lace trim for elasticity and edging, zipper for left side opening, hook and eye tape for bustier.
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I tested this two piece swimsuit while on holiday the other week. It felt wonderfully fitted and secure to swim in, with no bagging or moving out of place, or stretching out, no ballooning. The waffle-like cotton fabric actually dries at a sufficient rate in warm weather, considering its medium thickness as well as the added lining for the pants. The bottom back leg elastic stretches too easily as the elastic was not sewn taut enough in that area.
Sep 19, 2013, 08.34 PMby Ellen Hatteland
Nice! Love the fabric :)
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This just inUp on the brewery reindeer pauseOut jumps good ole Santa Claus..
Friday, December 16, 2011 Mr. and Mrs. Santa Claus came all the way from the North Pole to visit with 41 children belonging to co-workers at Dogfish Head Craft Brewery in Milton, Delaware.
Oh how I wish you could have been here! To see all the excited children who waited patiently all year just to get a glimpse of Santa Claus. When you are under 10, maybe even 11 hes the man. You do your best all year just to stay on his nice list and then if youre luckyyou get the chance to see him before he makes his infamous journey on Christmas Eve. You get the chance to tell him, in person, without your parents pressuring you, what it is you really want for Christmas! And so they did! Out of the 40+ children that came to chill with the man in the big red suit that night at least 35 got sit on Santas lap and have a serious conversation. The roughly 9% that were left were either too young, had no clue or wanted no parts of Santa whatsoever.
The kids came with their letters to Santa which were collected in a special mail box and mailed directly to the North Pole from the Brewery. In turn, each child who mailed a letter received a personal note from Santa at the North Pole. There were cupcakes and cookies and punch for everyone a special thanks to Kathleen Weissberg who ALWAYS makes the most delicious treats for the kids during the holidays!
Aside from sitting on Santas lap, each child received a special toy and a goodie bag. This year, everyone got a Singamajig. By pressing its belly, the Singamajig would emit a sound out of its mouth, when two or more Singamajig's are in the same room they harmonize! They also talk and sing a song by themselves!
In order to help Santa, originally, we made sure we had 50 Singamajigs on hand before the big event. When only 41kids showed up, we were able to donate 9 Singamajigs to the Toys For Tots Foundation! The event turned out to be very successful and a really good time for all of those involved.
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5. Gt Cheyne Row, Chelsea / 11 Novr 1853—
Dear Sir,
On a candid survey, we like the former Sketch, on your own plan, decidedly better than any of these three done on mine. We will therefore stand by that,—with or without any changes you may introduce. Perhaps you can reduce it a little in size: the "No" at the bottom, tho' very cunningly introduced, may be left out or retained according to your own feeling.1
I am farther charged to say that if you could bring the thing in person,—say on Monday evening, 7 o'clock at tea, if you can get so far,2—it wd be all the welcomer. You need not write, except in the negative case; if we hear nothing from you, we shall expect you at that hour.
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On February 23, 2010, the committee voted unanimously to recommend that the 2010-2011 seasonal influenza vaccine include a strain of the pandemic A (H1N1) virus. This would be in addition to 2 other viral strains. At the present, the vaccine for pandemic A (H1N1) is being administered in monovalent form while an additional trivalent vaccine is administered for seasonal influenza.
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Kenny Burrell and his band were excellent. Unfortunately, some of the guest singers decided to use the show to promote their liberal biased political agenda.
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Once upon a time, playing country legend Loretta Lynn in a movie was kind of a big deal for actress Sissy Spacek. The star of the film version of Coal Miner's Daughter won a Best Actress Oscar for her performance, turning her from That Girl Who Played Carrie into one of the most respected actresses of the early '80s. Could a similar career transition be in the cards for Zooey Deschanel, the big-eyed "adorkable" star of 500 Days of Summer and The New Girl?
Lynn herself certainly hopes so. Deschanel showed up at a recent Grand Ole Opry gig of Lynn's to sing with the elderly country star, and was introduced by Lynn in a similar manner to the way she introduced Spacek before announcing her as the star of Coal Miner's Daughter in the late '70s. ("Pulling a Spacek," we like to call it.) Rhapsodized Lynn of the moment:
I have a friend here tonight. I don't know if ya'll remember when Sissy Spacek was with me. I brought her out here with me. She about fainted. We both fainted…She went on to do the Coal Miner's Daughter and you know from there. Well, there's a little girl back stage that's going to do the play of Coal Miner's Daughter on Broadway…Zooey, where you at honey?
From there, the two performed the song "Coal Miner's Daughter," trading off verses. "Don't forget her name. Her name is Zooey," Lynn cautioned the crowd after.
Well, we don't know if this counts as a formally binding contract, but it certainly seems like Lynn has her mind made up on this one. Hopefully the ads for the movie will be like those Deschanel-starring Siri commercials that have been airing incessantly, except with Zooey dancing to "Fist City" instead of "Shake, Rattle & Roll."


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It's a point that's been made often—that Jesus was and is about compassion, kindness, tolerance, peace…you know, love—but the Republicans are too Old Testament, these days—all fire and brimstone and (pre)judgement and condemnation and (capital) punishment.
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We love chocolate almond biscotti pieces so we tried the chocolate-dipped almond biscotti flavored decaf coffee. Since then we order the 5 lb beans. We grind it fine and use half as much to make a pot as regular ground coffee from the store. Decaf has never been so good. We enjoy whenever - breakfast, afternoon break and after dinner. Distinct flavor without bitterness.
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After putting her life on the line to protect classified intelligence, military psychologist Mia Kensington is on a cross-country road trip from hell with an intrusive save-the-day hero. Uninterested in his white knight act, she'd rather take her chances without the ruggedly handsome, cold-blooded operative who boasts an alpha complex and too many guns.
Colby Winters, an elite member of The Titan Group, has a single objective on his black ops mission: recover a document important to national security. It was supposed to be an easy in-and-out operation. But now, by any means necessary becomes a survival mantra when he faces off with a stunning woman he can't leave behind.
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This blog is essentially no more. Though I have left posts here, in most cases just for the sake of genealogy, there will be no more updates. Those posts I chose to move can now be found between two of my other blogs:
Southern Graves -- http://blog.southerngraves.net
Stephlin's Mountain -- http://stephlinsmountain.blogspot.com
03 November 2010
The Cockspur Island, Georgia Lighthouse at "Your Peachy Past"
Since this site maintained by the National Park Service does not directly connect to my family story, my post about the light is located on another blog I author, Your Peachy Past. I know readers of this blog are interested in sites of historical significance such as this, so I thought I'd plug the article here. ;-)
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A charity is calling for the introduction of low cost collective pension schemes.
The RSA said consumers' pensions would be boosted by some 40 per cent if the schemes were introduced.
They would be similar to those currently in place in Holland and Denmark.
The RSA said lower cost schemes could be achieved through a combination of auto-enrolment, which reduces selling costs, while having a limited number of large suppliers would enable these firms to benefit from economies of scale.
It added that introducing collectively provided pensions would also further reduce the administration costs associated with having to report individual performances.
The report said if a Dutch person and a British person saved the same amount into their pension, the Dutch person could expect to receive a retirement income that was 50 per cent higher, because of the lower charges they paid.
The group said if minor changes were made to the UK's regulatory framework, enabling collective defined contribution schemes to be introduced, pension returns could be boosted by 39 per cent.
It said the introduction of Nest (National Employment Savings Trust) when auto-enrolment comes in, was a good start, but it said contributions to the scheme should not be restricted to £3,600 a year.
The RSA is calling for a Commission of Inquiry to be set up by the coalition Government to build a consensus on how to solve the UK's pensions crisis.
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HOUSTON, Tex. (Ivanhoe Newswire) – For many, they're a cosmetic concern. For others, they can lead to dangerous health issue like circulatory problems blood clots, and ulcers. Caused by faulty valves that can lead to blood pooling in the legs, varicose veins affect up to 25 percent of women and up to 10 percent of men. A newer procedure is getting rid of the veins with a lot less pain.
Varicose veins, they can be ugly, painful, or both.
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The Philadelphia Flyers needed a win in the worst possible way on Sunday. They had lost nine consecutive games at Madison Square Garden and were facing the very real possibility of returning home in a 0-2 hole with a 10-game losing streak in New York.
The second game of the series has proven to be pivotal in Flyers franchise history as well. Regardless of the outcome of Game 1, the Flyers were 30-7 in series in which they won Game 2 but just 8-23 when losing the second game. In franchise history, Philadelphia is only 3-14 when falling behind 0-2 in a series.
Simply put, the Flyers needed a win.
It did not get off to a great start. Just four minutes into the game, Derek Stepan worked the puck to Martin St. Louis on an odd-man rush and St. Louis put home his first goal of the playoffs. St. Louis' goal gave New York the 1-0 just 4:06 into the period.
After Sean Couturier was whistled for roughing, the Rangers went to work on their second power play of the game just 6:55 into the first period. Once again New York made the Flyers pay as Derrick Brassard got the pass to Benoit Pouliot who set up for the one-timer but didn't get all of it. The big shot attempt but fluttering puck threw off Flyers goaltender Ray Emery and Pouliot's "change-up" beat Emery to give the Rangers a 2-0 lead at the 8:22 mark.
Philadelphia was in a critical spot in the game. They were in hot water with the possibility of having Game 2 slip away from them early. They had two choices: fold up and hope for the best in Philadelphia or show some resiliency and fight back. They chose the latter.
With just over five minutes remaining in the first period, Claude Giroux carried the puck out of his own zone and passed to Scott Hartnell in the neutral zone. Hartnell flipped the puck along the boards to Jake Voracek who pick up speed chasing the puck. Voracek made an aggressive move towards the net with the puck and beat Henrik Lundqvist on a gorgeous goal to get the Flyers on the board.
In the second period, the Flyers looked like they relaxed and started playing their game. After Anton Stralman was sent to the box for interference, the Flyers power play went to work. After buzzing around the Ranger net for much of the power play, Vinny Lecavalier's shot was stopped but Brayden Schenn somehow got the puck to Jason Akeson who had a wide open net and didn't miss.
The unfair goat of Thursday night's game came through in a big way to tie the game 2-2 for the Flyers.
Later in the period with a delayed penalty call coming, the Flyers raced up ice on the rush. Michael Raffl got the puck to Adam Hall who got off a tough-angled shot that was stopped by Lundqvist. Flyers defenseman Luke Schenn, who joined the rush when the delayed penalty took place, beat Mats Zuccarello to the rebound and put home his first career playoff goal that gave Philadelphia a 3-2 lead.
The third period was going to be telling about how resilient the Flyers will be the playoffs. Thursday night provided no reassurance the Flyers could fight back as they were outshot 13-1 in the third period and outscored 3-0 despite entering the period tied 1-1. Sunday's third period needed to be better if they were going to even the series.
The Flyers continued to skate hard but, despite the effort, still gave New York a power play as Nicklas Grossmann was called for interference just 3:15 into the period. The Flyers killed it off thanks to a few big saves by Ray Emery and none bigger than his blocker save on Zuccarello just inside of the 15-minute mark.
After some confusion from the Rangers bench on whether or not to pull Henrik Lundqvist, the Flyers went on the power play with 1:19 remaining as New York was called for Too Many Men on the Ice. Wayne Simmonds, on a quasi-Herculean effort, sealed the game with an empty-net goal to put the Flyers up 4-2 with 26 seconds remaining.
As they had hoped, the Flyers third period effort was enough to win the game. They outshot the Rangers 8-7 for the first time in any period this series. It was exactly what they needed to give them another confidence boost heading home.
The victory gives the Flyers home-ice advantage now as the series essentially becomes the best-of-five with three games being played in Philadelphia.
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Nelson, on 04 February 2013 - 07:49 AM, said:
Incidentally, when digitizing more of the Marlipins archives we found another photo http://www.shorehamb...3-18a-3861.html showing a military funeral in a cemetery but it looks as if the men in it are Army rather than RFC. Despite the RFC and army fatalities buried at St. Nicolas churchyard the scene couldnt be matched there there isnt much to identify the venue unless anyone else has any thoughts?
I think the new photograph could have been taken in Mill Lane Cemetry as well. There are fir trees there - but then there are elsewhere. Pat Tough found the gravesite location from the groundsman, who is standing on the spot, as its unmarked. I've cirlcled the location in red


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Cannot. Live. Without. Nail bag MUST!!!I am addicted to doing my nails, it keeps my calm. And I change my nail polish at least once a week because of how calming it is for me to paint my nails. My problem? I am SUPER impatient. I usually buy quick dry nail polish which limits colors. I have tried every trick online to dry my nails quickly and they don't seem to make the process any quicker. I found this product on accident and decided ...read moreto give it a shot. I was skeptical but man it is AMAZING!!! After putting my second coat on I wait about a min like the directions say, put 2 drops on my nails and make sure the whole nail is covered. If you watch closely you can see it coat your nail, so 2 drops is plenty and bam. One min later my nails are no longer tacky. I give it about 3-5 more min and it's completely dry. No joke. It's a perfect product to cut a ton of drying time out. The excess absorbs into your skin quickly and moisturizers your cuticles. I will for sure repurchase over and over. My nail polish kit will never be the same. I recommend this product to anyone specially if you are impatient like me. I tried it doing a friends 7 year old daughters nails and it was great. She didn't have to sit still for very long and her nails came out perfect. I cannot say enough great things about this product. — 1 year, 11 months agolittlelaura | 50 reviews
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love itI avoided these drops for years because I assumed they would be messy but now I've tried them and I'm sorry I waited so long. — 3 years, 11 months agoSaradancer | 28 reviews
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Clients LOVE it!I have a client who swears by drip dry. Comes with dropper. Use one drop and let it roll off nail. I polished my own nails on a busy day. Let them dry for only 2 minutes, then put on drip dry. Sat to dry less then five minutes. Got up and did salon trash.....NO SMUDGES!! Perfect product. Highly recommend. — 4 years agoSaraJade | 4 reviews
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OPI DropsI LOVE these Drops! I have a nail polish blog at wordpress under maesbeauty and I am reviewing and doing nails constantly. I used the OPI by Sephora and the OPI Nicole Drying Drops and I will tell you, they are for sure! A lifesaver. I even did a test where I made some cookies, and then timed it and after I painted my nails, applied top coat, and then the drops My cookies were done 5 minutes later...read more. ut oh, now what do I do, well I put my hands in my oven mits and to my surprise... drumroll... NO Smudges! I would definetly reccomend any of the OPI Drops. I have tried several of them — 4 years, 3 months agokalelmari | 2 reviews
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OPI Drip Dry better than othersI have been scared off of my favorite nail top coat/fast dry due to health concerns. Now I am trying several and I found the OPI Drip Dry to be one of my two favorites. I give it only 8 stars because it isn't as convenient as a quick coat of seche vite and I still feel I have to wait a bit before cleaning up my manicure station. However, I find the claims of this product to be far more true tha...read moren man others that carry the same claim. I have noticed that this seems to work better if I use an OPI polish than if I use another brand. I have always wondered if others encountered this issue. I never used to think about using the same products within a brand on nails, but it makes sense based on the chemistry of the ingredients. — 4 years, 7 months agoGloriasGlam | 3 reviews
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Curly, round, or conical, pale-green or vibrant ruby-red, cabbage is a versatile vegetable that may be shredded for coleslaw, sliced into a stir-fry, or simmered until softened in a flavorful liquid and served as a side dish. It can even be added to mashed potatoes and pasta sauces, if you like.
A cruciferous vegetable that contains disease-fighting phytochemicals, as well as vitamin C, folate, fiber, and beta-carotene, cabbage's crisp texture and slightly peppery flavor make it a popular ingredient in many South Beach Diet dishes. Here's a guide to some of our favorite cabbage varieties, and a suggested dish to try with each.
Bok choy. With its crunchy white stalks and lush green leaves, bok choy looks almost like wide-stalked celery. Widely available in supermarkets, it has a mild cabbagey flavor. When shopping, look for crisp, firm stems and glossy leaves, and once you get the bok choy home, store it for no longer than several days. You can slice the stalks and steam or stir-fry them. The leaves are especially good when steamed, too, but be sure to separate them from the stalks before cooking. Also look for baby bok choy, which resembles a miniature version of regular bok choy but has more uniform green leaves and a noncabbagey taste. Use either baby or regular bok choy in this zesty Bok Choy and Shrimp Stir-Fry, which is perfectly seasoned with both chili sauce and reduced-sodium soy sauce.
Green. This is your go-to cabbage variety for coleslaw and other salads, since it's sturdy enough to stand up to a variety of dressings and holds up well in stir-fries. Choose a head that feels heavy for its size and has moist-looking leaves, and avoid any heads with wilted or brownish leaves. Green cabbage (the color will vary from nearly white to pale green) keeps for at least a week as long as it is well-wrapped and refrigerated. Try green cabbage in our perfectly spiced Moroccan Cabbage and Carrot Slaw, a great side dish to serve with chicken or steak.
Napa. Also dubbed Chinese cabbage, Napa has an appealing celery-like taste. It's an excellent choice for salads or for stir-fries, where its crinkly, light green leaves provide texture and color. Napa cabbage comes in a few varieties such as michihili (a cylindrical head with open leaves on top) and wong bok (large and barrel-shaped). Once you get it home, wrap it tightly and refrigerate for up to three days. You can replace the bok choy with Napa in this Beef and Bok Choy Fried Rice, a hearty, filling entrée the whole family will love.
Red. It's not only beautiful, but red cabbage has a more robust, hearty flavor than green cabbage—and it contains more vitamin C than the green variety. The color can vary from a deep, vibrant ruby-red to purple. It's particularly delicious in this make-ahead Braised Red Cabbage where it's simmered with chopped onion and caraway seeds in reduced-sodium chicken broth sparked with a splash of red wine vinegar.
Savoy. If you're making coleslaw or another type of cabbage salad, consider this mellow, mildly flavored cabbage variety. It features a delicate texture, crinkled yellowish green leaves, and a full, loose head. When shopping for Savoy, choose a head that has crisp leaves with no discoloration. A bit more perishable than green cabbage, Savoy should be refrigerated and used within several days. For a hearty side dish to serve with pork tenderloin, make this delightful Savoy Cabbage and Peppers, which is seasoned with caraway seeds and mustard seeds.


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Phoenix Healthy Food Examiner, Tiffani Maynor, came up with an awesome super bowl snack food to help keep the body energized for the big game.
Enjoy a delicious sesame cornbread with almonds, golden raisins, sesame seeds, and whole grain brown rice.
1 1/4 cup of cornmeal (Bob's Redmill brand)
1/2 cup of gluten-free flour (King Arthur's brand)
1/2 cup of cooked whole grain brown rice
1/4 cup of sesame seeds
1/4 cup of chopped almonds
1/4 cup of golden raisins
2 tablespoons of Truvia sweetner (Stevia brand)
1 tablespoon of fresh ground cinnamon
1 teaspoon of pumpkin spice
1/2 teaspoon of kosher salt
1/2 teaspoon of all-spice
1/2 teaspoon of ground cloves
1 teaspoon of baking powder
2 blood red oranges (freshly squeezed into juice)
1 teaspoon of sesame seed oil
1 teaspoon of corn or canola oil
1 cup of almond milk
1/2 cup of plain greek yogurt (works as the egg substitute)
1 9"x 5" loaf pan lined with parchment paper
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Prepare rice according to package instructions; cool and place rice into refrigerator overnight before making bread.
Directions: Preheat oven to 400 degrees Farenheit.
1. Mix and sift cornmeal, gluten-free flour, salt, and baking powder together into a large mixing bowl.
2. Squeeze the juice of two blood red oranges and set juice to the side.
Note: It is important to also brush as much of the pulp from the oranges into the bowl for use.
3. In a small bowl mix sesame and canola oil together; set contents aside.
4. Combine almond milk, yogurt, freshly squeezed orange juice, and oil to the flour; use a wooden spoon to loosen contents for two minutes.
5. Use a wire whisk and continue mixing product. If batter begins to appear stiff, then add 1 cup of cold water.
6. Stir in all the spices; cinnamon, all-spice, pumpkin spice, and ground cloves.
7. Use a wooden spoon to mix in rice, almonds, sesame seeds, and raisins; continue mixing all ingredients for another two minutes.
8. Pour batter into loaf pan, bake at 400 degrees for approximately 20 minutes.
9. Adjust oven temperature to 375 degrees and continue baking bread for an additional 15 to 20 minutes.
10. Use a toothpick to ensure bread is cooked thoroughly.
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LA PAZ, BOLIVIA: Paraguay and Costa Rica, seeded No. 1 and No. 2 respectively, didn't fail in the group stages of the Davis Cup by BNP Paribas Americas Zone Group III event in La Paz and this Saturday they will play against Bahamas and Bolivia in the play-offs, with the winning two teams moving up to Zone Group II in 2014.
Both favourites, however, only finished second in their groups and will have a challenge if they are to earn promotion.
In Pool A, Bolivia finished first with three points, while Paraguay had two. Then came Jamaica (one point) and Cuba (no points).
In Pool B, Bahamas finished with four points, Costa were second with two points and a set average of +4. Honduras (0) and Panama (-2) also finished with two points in the round-robin but no their route in the competition ended. Bermuda finished with no points.
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Ray Lamontagne is the kind of guy we imagine sweeping into our lives, serenading us with us words and guitar and whisking us away into the sunset. Daydream sets in. Ok, back to reality. We can't snag Ray, but we can snag his new album God Willin' & The Creek Don't Rise ($8). Haunting melodies take you on a journey through heartbreak, loss and generally awesome music. Drive on the down the highway with ten tracks of life stories, raspy voices and longing for a bearded man.
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Figure 8
Today's staples are expected to be surpassed in the next 24 months by:
- Data visualization, such as dashboards and scorecards
- Simulations and scenario development
- Analytics applied within business processes
- Advanced statistical techniques, such as regression analysis, discrete choice modeling and mathematical optimization.
Organizations expect the value from these emerging techniques to soar, making it possible for data-driven insights to be used at all levels of the organization. Innovative uses of this type of information layering will continue to grow as a means to help individuals across the organization consume and act upon insights derived through complex analytics that would otherwise be hard to piece together. For example, GPS-enabled navigation devices can superimpose real-time traffic patterns and alerts onto navigation maps and suggest the best routes to drivers.
Similarly, in oil exploration, three-dimensional renderings combine data from sensors in the field with collaborative and analytical resources accessible across the enterprise. Production engineers can incorporate geological, production and pipeline information into their drilling decisions.
Beyond 3D, animated maps and charts can simulate critical changes in distribution flow, or projected changes in consumption and resource availability. In the emerging area of analytics for unstructured data, patterns can be visualized through verbal maps that pictorially represent word frequency, allowing marketers to see how their brands are perceived.