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Video: Maceo Plex DJ-Kicks Interview
One of Maceo Plex's stated goal with his DJ-Kicks mix was to take a forward-looking approach to the music and selection, rather than getting mired in retro-ism. That emphasis on the future seems to have extended to this video interview, which sees the DJ / producer speaking about his contribution to the DJ-Kicks series amidst some incredible 3D visuals from The Butchers. Maceo Plex's DJ-Kicks is out this week. Grab a free track, see tour dates, and order the album at http://www.dj-kicks.com/maceoplex
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Maya Jane Coles Video Interview
Maya Jane Coles' DJ-Kicks is out this week, and she's still on an incredible run! In the short time since we last touted her accomplishments, she's been named one of five Best New Artists for April by Spin Magazine, and been honored as Artist of the Year by Beatport's staff. All in a month's work, we suppose. We managed to grab some time out of Maya's insane schedule to speak in London about the mix, and her philosophy on making music. Check out the video (directed by Giorgio Gremigni) below, and below that you can grab an exclusive new Maya production from the mix. The whole mix is available from fine retailers worldwide.
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Maya Jane Coles never intended to be a DJ, let alone one of the most exciting new names in house music when she first started producing hip-hop in her bedroom aged 15.
By her own admission, the 24-year-old Londoner despised … read more...
Maya Jane Coles Gets Her DJ-Kicks
To say Maya Jane Coles had a big year in 2011 would be an incredible understatement. In the space of twelve months, the 24 year old East Londoner went from a hotly tipped favorite of house music connoisseurs to, well, pretty much taking over the world. It is our extreme pleasure to announce that her first commercially available DJ mix is coming this year, in the form of a DJ-Kicks mix in April. (Tracklist & more info after the jump)
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Danilo was always incredibly young with things. He started producing at the age of eleven—"way
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Blood Diamond (2006)
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Directed by: Edward Zwick
Starring: Djimon Hounsou, Jennifer Connelly, Leonardo DiCaprio
Factual error: In the scene in Kono, one of the child soldiers is seen with a Game Boy Advance SP, which was released in 2003, but the movie takes place in the 90's.
Factual error: Throughout the entire movie, the vehicles are driven on the left side of the road. Sierra Leone drives on the right. This is likely because the filming locations of South Africa and Mozambique drive on the left.
Revealing mistake: When Solomon finishes negotiating with the diamond dealer and steps out of the car, it drives away. Presumably the shot was to appear that it pulls away and drives off into traffic, but the car doesn't clear the camera before it stops. The car just pulls ahead about 30 feet and stops again.
Continuity mistake: Danny has two small wounds on his forehead on the right side which disappear through the film.
Continuity mistake: Danny takes a sip from his beer but the camera changes and he is suddenly holding his beer.
Continuity mistake: In the beginning, the bad guy with a red beret tells the kid about the consequences of voting. He extends his left hand with a paper in it. In the next angle he is holding a machete. Then in the next one, he is back with the paper.
Continuity mistake: When Danny first spots Maddy in the bar, his cigarette is broken. Then he sits down, and there is nothing wrong with it.
Factual error: When Danny is at the beach bar, he asks Ahmed the bartender to give him the scoop on the government troops hitting Marampa mines. Iron ore is mined at Marampa, not diamonds (no diamonds at Marampa). Kono was the rebels' stronghold, and that's where the diamonds are.
Factual error: When Danny is walking in Freetown to sell the diamond that was hidden in his tooth, the diamond office's phone number posted starts with a 1 followed by 3. All Freetown landlines start with 22 then the number.
Continuity mistake: When the main characters are stopped on the bridge by the child soldiers the boy shoots out the window of the bus. When they reach the air strip the bus window is unbroken.
Continuity mistake: The second time Danny and Maddy are in the bar together, after the finish dancing, they head over to the bar. Danny puts a cigarette in his mouth, but when it cuts to the other side, the cigarette is gone from his mouth, and he does a shot.
Continuity mistake: The big diamond that Solomon found at the river changes shape and size at the end of the film.
Continuity mistake: After Solomon takes the kid to the bus, he gets in but he suddenly appears in the car with Danny Maddy and the other guy.
Factual error: When Solomon is in London towards the end of the movie, one shot shows a new 2006 model Volkswagen Passat in the background, even though the movie takes place in the late 90's.
Factual error: The plane at the beginning of the film, a Gippsland GA8 Airvan, only existed as a prototype during the late 1990s when the film is supposed to take place. They were not produced until late 2000.
Continuity mistake: At the end of the movie they show the article written by Maddy and a photo of Archer that she took, in the photo he is facing to the side but when she took the photo he was facing her full-on.
Factual error: When Solomon goes fishing in the morning, the sun is shown to have risen over the sea. In reality, the sun would rise over land, as Sierra Leone is on the West Coast, revealing the shot of the sunrise was taken elsewhere.
Continuity mistake: When Danny and Maddy are at the bar, Danny says, "Get over yourself, darling," and then proceeds to light a cigarette, which he holds between his index and middle fingers. When the shot changes, he is holding it between his thumb and the rest of his fingers.

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There are more than 700,000 auto service technicians and mechanics in the U.S. Finding the right one to repair a dent in your car door or fix an engine that won't start can be overwhelming, especially when it's an emergency. Review a few important facts about auto repair professionals and what you can do to get the best possible mechanic working on your vehicle's issues for a fair price.
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Not every type of auto repair work needs to be done by a certified mechanic. You can fix some of a vehicle's issues just by paying attention to how the automobile is running and having a basic understanding of auto repair. Look over the ways weather may impact your car and what preventative measures you can take to avoid having to take it into the shop. At the same time, be aware of mechanic scams that can impact your experience.
Preventing Trips To The Professional
Some fixes to your car can be done without paying a specialist. Issues like replacing oil and air filters are relatively simple, with instructions provided in the owner's manual on how to make these changes. The same goes for replacing broken windshield wipers or burnt-out headlights. Such issues should be repaired quickly to guarantee safety, but don't require a visit to a garage. By handling these types of tasks on your own, you'll gain a better understanding for how your car operates and save time and money.
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While the great majority of professionals in the industry are honest, hard-working people, a few bad apples can ruin everything. You should be extra careful when first visiting a mechanic to guarantee that the price you're charged and maintenance the vehicle receives are fair.
Among the common scams pulled are needless repairs, where a garage charges you for work that isn't necessary. Another popular one is attracting customers through a cheap oil change or tire pressure check. Then, when you are in the shop and your car is being repaired, they give you a long list of other corrections they'd like to make, therefore boosting the total cost of your bill.
The best way to combat these types of problems is getting a written estimate before work is done. That way, you can see how much repairs are expected to cost. If the final bill is higher than the estimate projected, ask to specifically see the work. Make sure information is put in writing as well. If a problem remains, you can have proof that work was not done to your satisfaction.
By working closely with an auto repair professional and doing some of the tune-up work on your own, you will be less likely to fall for these scams. At the same time, you'll be able to drive out with a clean and healthy vehicle, thanks to the repairs made by a trained professional.


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Kaiser November Health Tracking Poll: Individual Elements of the ACA Popular with the Public
After taking a negative turn in October, the public's overall views on the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (ACA) returned to a more mixed status this month. Still, Americans remain somewhat more likely to have an unfavorable view of the law (44 percent) than a favorable one (37 percent).…Perspective Read More
Kaiser Health Tracking Poll — November 2011
The November Health Tracking Poll takes a closer look at public opinion and knowledge about specific provisions of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (ACA). Findings include: After taking a negative turn in October, the public's overall views on the ACA returned to a more mixed status this month.…Poll Finding Read More
Kaiser Health Tracking Poll: Support for Health Reform Law Dips in October
After remaining roughly evenly split for most of the last year and a half, this month's tracking poll found a higher share of the public expressing negative views towards the health reform law. About half (51 percent) say they have an unfavorable view of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act…Perspective Read More
Kaiser Health Tracking Poll — October 2011
The October health tracking poll finds a more negative overall public mood about the health reform law, driven largely by changes in support for the law among Democrats. The poll also asked the public's impressions of the Massachusetts health reform law enacted under then- Gov. Mitt Romney, who is now…Poll Finding Read More
Pulling It Together: Rising Health Costs Are Not Just a Federal Budget Problem
Premiums for employer-provided health insurance, where 150 million Americans get their coverage, jumped 9% in 2011 while workers' wages grew just 2%, according to our annual employer survey. The average family policy now costs more than $15,000 per year, more than the cost of a Chevy Aveo or a Ford…Perspective Read More
September Kaiser Health Tracking Poll: Pre-Existing Conditions
With several elements of the ACA targeted toward individuals with pre-existing conditions, this month's Kaiser Health Tracking Poll takes a closer look at this group. Fifty-two percent of Americans say that they or someone else in their household has what would be considered a "pre-existing condition," and among this group, one…Perspective Read More
Kaiser Health Tracking Poll — September 2011
The September tracking poll examines public opinion about the "super committee" and explores the views and experience of individuals who have pre-existing health conditions, in addition to continuing tracking opinion about the health reform law. Findings from the poll include: Most Americans express doubt that the congressional super committee can…Poll Finding Read More
August Kaiser Health Tracking Poll: The Uninsured and the Health Reform Law
The August Kaiser Health Tracking Poll finds that even though 32 million uninsured Americans will gain health insurance under the ACA, only about half of non-elderly Americans currently without coverage say they are familiar with the chief components in the law designed to achieve this goal. Fifty-two percent of the uninsured…Perspective Read More
Pulling It Together: Uninsured But Not Yet Informed
If there is one thing there is general agreement on when it comes to the Affordable Care Act (ACA) it's that it will help the uninsured. The estimates are that 32 million people will gain coverage under the law through an expansion of Medicaid and tax credits, which will help…Perspective Read More
Kaiser Health Tracking Poll — August 2011
The August tracking poll examines the views of Americans without health insurance, with a particular focus on how they think the health reform law will affect them. Findings from the poll include: Although estimates are that 32 million uninsured Americans will gain coverage under the ACA, only about half of…Poll Finding Read More


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You don't work in the business as long as John Leslie has and not turn in an entertaining slice of pornography.
Although none of these girls are exactly new to viewers, they do get the job done. Even MILF-niche performer Darryl Hanah does a decent turn, showing off her preternaturally huge clitoris. Her ensuing three-way with Trisha Rey and James Deen is worth the price of admission.
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I currently using Sony VAIO laptop with 32-bit Window 7 Ultimate. But recently it has been bugging me. Whenever I try to open my D: drive (it was separated to two drives, C: and D: by default) in Explorer, an error message pops up. I can't access files and folders in the D: drive. Currently I am accessing my D: drive files from the command prompt. But it is a pain, I like to use it normally like others do. Is there a way to solve this problem?
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Utah Pearl Harbor survivors, in their 90s, marking 70th anniversary
Steve Fidel, Deseret News
To read the first chapter of a book written by the son of a survivor of the Pearl Harbor attack, please visit: "Cyclone — A Son Remembers His Father: The Biography of Colonel Emmett S. "Cyclone" Davis," By J. Tucker Davis.
HIGHLAND — Emmett "Cyclone" Davis was one of the few American pilots to scramble a plane into the air during the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor — 70 years ago today.
The P-40 he was flying took friendly fire from a stunned U.S. Navy below, and he was sent, alone, to see if a ground-invasion force was approaching Oahu.
No such force existed, as had been reported, or he would have faced the approaching armada alone.
He flew several additional missions that day, though none are officially recognized because he never took time to do the paperwork.
Cyclone would spend the rest of the war in the Pacific, finally leading a squadron of P-38s on one of the last aerial raids in that theatre of the war. This time it was Americans flying over Japanese soil.
The second atomic bomb was dropped on Nagasaki the day before "Cyclone's Flying Circus" dropped napalm bombs on small-arms factories. "The two big ones got their attention; we brought them to the table," Cyclone said this week from his home in Highland.
Cyclone's first and last air missions are like bookends to the war. This year's Pearl Harbor Day observance is a big deal not only because it marks yet another decade since that infamous day, but because of the likelihood that survivors like Cyclone will be gone by the time the next decade after the attack is commemorated.
"There aren't many of us around anymore," Cyclone said, his wife, Marjorie, at his side. Cyclone turns 93 five days after National Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day.
Pearl Harbor Day in Utah
There are probably between 10 and 15 Pearl Harbor survivors in Utah. The Pearl Harbor Association listed 20 as of the beginning of 2011, but some on that list are known to have died as many as six years ago. Only four members of the group still participate in regular get-togethers, and some, like Cyclone, never joined the association to be counted on that list, so there is no exact count.
Even as their numbers are dwindling fast, organizations like the Utah Department of Veterans Affairs are still looking for, and finding, Pearl Harbor vets they didn't know about.
"There are others we've heard about, and we're still trying to find them," said Cathy Kitterman, president of the Utah chapter of The Sons and Daughters of the Pearl Harbor Survivors Association. Her father, Pearl Harbor vet Carter Tomlinson, asked her years ago if she'd be interested in participating in the group. "I said, 'I would love to.'" She continues to work with the Pearl Harbor vets even though her father died in 1996.
An 11:30 a.m. Pearl Harbor Day ceremony in the rotunda of the Utah state Capitol will honor the four association survivors who still get together: Max Burggraaf, who was an electricians mate aboard the USS Nevada; Marion Kesler, a mess cook aboard the USS Hulbert; Kenneth Potts, a coxswain aboard the USS Arizona; and Ernal Underwood, a petty officer aboard the USS Helena.
An Honors to the Nation Cannon Salute by the 1st Battalion of the Utah National Guard's 145th Artillery is set to take place at 11:48 a.m., which corresponds with the 7:48 a.m. beginning of the Japanese air attack, Hawaii time, on Pearl Harbor in 1941. Organizers want the timing of that salute to be exact.
Important to remember
Some Pearl Harbor survivors, like a broader population of military veterans, still have a hard time talking about what they saw and experienced during the war. Even though hardly anyone knew Davis' first name is Emmett, "Cyclone" was a nickname, not a segue to a war story.
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Truman P. Young
Department of Plant Sciences
University of California, Davis
Davis, CA 95616
Room 2234, PES Building
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Recent lab news:
Junw 2016 Kristina Wolf takes a position as Academic Coordinator for UC Davis's Agricultural Sustainability Institute.
May 2016 Steve Fick and Kristina Wolf earn their Ph.D.'s in Ecology. Congratulations, Kristina and Steve!
April 2016 Lab alumna Lauren Porensky pays a visit and gives a departmental seminar on longterm rangeland experiments, threshholds, reversibility, and hysteresis.
April 2016 Lab paper on the restoration implications of priority (wrapped around a summary of PRYER Results) is accepted in Restoration Ecology.
April 2016 Kelly Gravuer is awarded a NaureNet Science Fellowship to work with The Nature Conservancy and Arizona State University.
April 2016 Jennifer Balachowski's paper on the physiological correlates of summer dormancy in grasses is accepted in Annals of Botany.
March 2016 Chhaya Werner is awarded an NSF Graduate Research Fellowship. Way to go, Chhaya!
March 2016 Jennifer Balachowski is awarded a Climate Hubs post-doctoral fellowship.
March 2016 Emily Zefferman accepts a Conservation Ecologist position with the Monterey Resource Conservation District (RCD). Congratulations, Emily!
March 2016 Steve Fick accepts a Research Associate position with the Stockholm Environmental Institute, Sweden. Congratulations, Steve!
March 2016 Derek Young returns from a three-month field season in Brazil and Peru (as part of his IGERT Fellowship).
March 2016 Truman co-leads an 18-day graduate field course down the Colorado River through the Grand Canyon, and survives.
February 2016 Kristina Wolf's review of blue gum, an invasive eucalyptus, is published in California Agriculture.
February 2016 "Leveraging nature's backup plans" appears online in Restoration Ecology.
January 2016 Mila Dunbar-Irwin''s paper comparing yellow pine forests in (burned) Baja and (fire-suppressed) California comes out in Forest Ecology and Management.
January 2016 Steve Fick's paper on restoration on the Colorado Plateau is accepted for publication in Ecosphere.
January 2016 Chhaya Werner's first-authored paper on the long-term effcts of priority planting in restoration is accepted for publication in Ecological Applications.
January 2016 "Are cattle surrogate wildlife?", summarizing 15 years of KLEE vegetation data, is accepted for publication in Ecological Applications (same day as above!).
January 2016 Lauren Porensky's paper on edge effects and patch orientation comes out online in Landscape Ecology.
December 2015 Katie Stuble wraps up her post-doc in the Young labs to start an ISEECI post-doc, which will be followed by a full-time position with the Holden Arboretum in Ohio.
December 2015 Jen Balachowski earns her Ph.D. in Ecology. Congratulations, Jen!
November 2015 Dr. Amelia (Amy) Wolf joins the lab as a visiting post-doc.
November 2015 Kristina Wolf's paper exploring the use of flushing annuals as a restoration technique is accepted for publication in Ecosphere.
October 2015 Laura Morales and Grace Charles are back in town after extended field seasons in Peru and Kenya.
September 2015 Grace Charles' junior-authored paper on the implications of behavioural plasticity comes out online in Behavioural Ecology.
August 2015 First paper on the synergistic effects of fire and herbivory appears in the Journal of Animal Ecology.
July 2015 Grace Charles co-authors a paper in Ecology on plants using stickiness to trap insects that attract predators that then protect the plant!
June 2015 A lab-written paper on the low invasion of harsh sites (senior-authored by Emily Zefferman) appears in AoB PLANTS.
June 2015 Emily Zefferman is awarded a Shapiro Award for the best dissertation in Ecology in CAES. Congratulations, Emily!
June 2015 Lab paper on fire revealing cryptic plant diversity, first-authored by Derek Young, is published in Ecosphere.
May 2015 Kelly Gravuer is awarded an ELIPPS fellowship (Emerging Leaders In Policy And Public Service) and an ARCS Fellowship. Egad, Kelly!
April 2015 The Ecological Society of America announces their 2015-19 cohort of (nine) Early Career Fellows. One is lab alumna Corinna Riginos. Congratulations, Corinna! Three others are past or current KLEE researchers at Mpala (Hillary Young, Rob Pringle, and Brian Allan).
April 2015 Derek Young is awarded a $20,000 GRIN grant.
March 2015 Marit Wilkerson's single-authored paper on hedgerows appears in Agriculture, Ecosystems and Environment.
March 2015 Kurt Vaughn's paper on the demographic underpinnings of priority appears in Ecological Applications.
February 2015 Emily Peffer Zefferman's single-authored paper appears in PLoS ONE.
February 2015 Kristina Wolf wins Best Doctoral Student Talk at the annual meeting of the Society for Rangement.
February 2015 The KLEE project awarded an NSF REU grant, senior-authored by Grace Charles.
January 2015 The first PRYER paper appears in AoB PLANTS, as an Editor's Choice.
January 2015 Jen Balachowski returns from her Fulbright Fellowship in Montpellier, France.
December 2014 Emily Peffer Zefferman and Kevin Welch earn their Ph.D.s in Ecology. Congratulations, Emily and Kevin!
OK, Back to Truman's stuff:
Truman Young CV
Professional History:
2003-present Professor and Restoration Ecologist, University of California, Davis
1996-2003 Lecturer, Assistant and Associate Professor, University of California, Davis
1992-96 Associate Professor, Fordham University
1981-91 Post-doc, Lecturer, Consultant, Scientific Director, peripatetic tropical ecologist
1976-81 University of Pennsylvania (Ph.D.)
1972-75 University of Chicago (B.A.)
Research Interests:
I have broad interests in plant population and community ecology, including 38 years of research in Africa. For the last 25 years, I have been involved with more applied research at the community and landscape scales in California and Kenya. My current research projects are related to the ecology, management, restoration, and conservation of human-dominated landscapes.
My current research focuses on the following projects:
- Contingency in restoration ecology: priority effects, year effects, and site effects (PRYER)
- Wildlife, livestock and biodiversity in an African savanna (KLEE)
Secondary (and past) research includes:
- Planting issues in ecological restoration
- The maintenance of biodiversity in a model system (ACACIA)
- The evolution of semelparity
My early research (1970s and '80s) concentrated on basic and theoretical questions in population ecology, and the ecology of Mount Kenya.
I also have collaborated with Lynne Isbell in her studies of primate behavioral ecology. I provide a life history and plant ecological perspective to her explorations of how food and predation influence the evolution of mammalian behavior. (Behavioral ecology publications).
I am a member of the Graduate Group in Ecology and the Center for Population Biology. See this link for more details on graduate student research
Satellite view of the KLEE exclosure plots in Laikipia, Kenya, where we have been excluding various combinations of cattle, wildlife, and mega-herbivores (elephants and giraffes) from a savanna grassland since 1995. Each of the 18 plots is 200m x 200m. This is an NDVI layer of an image taken 20 June 2003 (Quickbird, via Digital Globe). Lighter areas are indicative of higher productivity. The larger white areas are anthropogenic glades, and the smaller white areas are low termite "mounds". Both are hot spots of soil fertility, plant productivity, and animal use.
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The CIA, Amazon, Bezos and the Washington Post: An Exchange with Executive Editor Martin Baron
By Norman Solomon
To: Martin Baron, Executive Editor, and Kevin Merida, Managing Editor, The Washington Post
Dear Mr. Baron and Mr. Merida:
On behalf of more than 25,000 signers of a petition to The Washington Post, I'm writing this letter to request a brief meeting to present the petition at a time that would be convenient for you on Jan. 14 or 15.
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Top 10 Proofs People Can Be Completely Manipulated Without Hypnosis
1. Any article listing the top 10 of anything will be widely read.
2. A poll of people in 65 countries, including the United States, finds that the United States is overwhelmingly considered the greatest threat to peace in the world. The consensus would have been even stronger had the United States itself not been polled, because the 5 percent of humanity living here is largely convinced that the other 95% of humanity -- that group with experience being threatened or attacked by the United States -- is wrong. After all, our government in the U.S. tells us it's in favor of peace. Even when it bombs cities, it does it for peace. It's hard for people under the bombs to see that. We in the U.S. have a better perspective.
3. Polls in the United States through the 2003-2011 war on Iraq found that a majority in the U.S. believed Iraqis were better off as the result of a war that severely damaged -- even destroyed -- Iraq[1]. A majority of Iraqis, in contrast, believed they were worse off.[2] A majority in the United States believed Iraqis were grateful.[3] This is a disagreement over facts, not ideology. But people often choose which facts to become aware of or to accept. Tenacious believers in tales of Iraqi "weapons of mass destruction" tended to believe more, not less, firmly when shown the facts. The facts about Iraq are not pleasant, but they are important. To believe that the people who live where your nation's government has waged a war are better off for it, despite those people's contention that they are worse off, suggests an extreme sort of arrogance -- and a misplaced arrogance because you've just proven that a few slick politicians can make you believe up is down.
4. According to U.S.ians the greatest threat to peace on earth is a nation that hasn't threatened any other, and hasn't attacked any other in centuries, a nation that suffered horrible chemical weapons attacks and refused to use chemical weapons in response, a nation that has refused to develop nuclear weapons but been falsely accused of doing so by the U.S. government for decades. That's right: a bit of laughably bad propaganda, regurgitated in variations for 30 years, and the smart critical thinkers of the Land of the Free declare a nation with a military budget below 1% of their own -- Iran -- the Greatest Threat to Peace.[4] Edward Bernays is cackling wickedly in his grave.
5. Because no cartoon character has ever been named after Edward Bernays, nobody's ever heard of him.
6. In poll after poll after poll, 75% to 85% in the United States say their system of government is broken. Yet, what remains the top piece of advice to agitators for change? That's right: "Work within the system." And what remains the fallback ultimate reliable justification for launching or escalating or continuing a war: That's right: "We need to bring our system of government to others."
7. When U.S. military spending begins to inch below $1 trillion a year, military-friendly journalists declare the weapons lobby dead. When it begins to inch back slightly above $1 trillion a year, slightly less military-friendly journalists declare the weapons profiteers alive but struggling. In both scenarios the level of spending remains roughly $1 trillion and the difference between the high end and the low end, while greater than most other public programs will ever see, is less than the Pentagon "misplaces" in an average 12-month period.
8. On Tuesdays, President Barack Obama goes through a list of men, women, and children, picks which ones to have murdered, and has them murdered. Knowing this would conflict with hating exclusively a particular sub-group of our public sociopaths, so most people simply choose not to know it.
9. If Iraq had really had those weapons, and if Syria had demonstrably really killed a small number of its victims with the wrong type of weapons, and if Iran were really building nuclear weapons, . . . then launching wars on those countries would still be illegal, immoral, and disastrous. We all have opinions about the question the warmakers want asked, but not about the insanity that lies behind the question.
10. People have been dying since before recorded history, and yet only those who pretend to believe nobody dies can be considered serious, honest, upstanding folk. That there's another longer life helps us not worry so much about getting screwed during this one. Perhaps it also helps us in allowing our "representatives" to routinely end the lives of so many foreign, and thus ignorant, people.
1. The last such poll may have been Gallup in August 2010.
2. Zogby, Dec. 20, 2011.
3. The last such poll may have been CBS News in August 2010.
4. Check out Gareth Porter's forthcoming book, Manufactured Crisis: The Untold Story of the Iran Nuclear Scare.
Art, Ideas and the Profit Motive: Capitalist Executives Evicerate a Working Class Film
By John Grant
The issue of economic equity is appearing on the national agenda. We're suddenly hearing lots of talk about raising the minimum wage and other reforms to break the cycle of social Darwinism and provide working people at least a livable wage for their labor.
One cheer for the Times (three for the Guardian): Nation's Major Paper Says Snowden's a Hero, but Won't Say Obama's a Criminal
By Dave Lindorff
Let's start here by conceding that today's New York Times editorial saying that President Obama should "find a way to end (Edward) Snowden's vilification and give him an incentive to return home" was pretty remarkable.
It shouldn't be, though.
Talk Nation Radio: Robert Parry on Syria in Reality and in the New York Times
Robert Parry reports that the New York Times has finally, and quietly, admitted that a key claim pushed in September by the New York Times and Human Rights Watch that nearly took the United States to war in Syria is false. Parry has been the editor of ConsortiumNews.com since 1995. He broke stories on Iran-Contra and the October Surprise for AP and Newsweek and other outlets. His books include America's Stolen Narrative: From Washington and Madison to Nixon, Reagan, and the Bushes to Obama.
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For months, the "slam-dunk" evidence "proving" Syrian government guilt in the Aug. 21 Sarin attack near Damascus was a "vector analysis" pushed by the New York Times showing where the rockets supposedly were launched. But the Times now grudgingly admits its analysis was flawed, reports Robert Parry.
Looking for clues, not 'sacred' relics: NY Times admits Exhumation Proves Ex-Brazilian President Murdered
By Dave Lindorff
A few weeks ago, WhoWhatWhy ran a piece of mine criticizing a subtly deceptive article in the New York Times that made light of a wave of exhumations of popular leftist figures in Latin America. Quoting unnamed "scholars," the paper's Latin American correspondent Simon Romero suggested the forensic digs may be the secularized continuation of customs from the time of early Christianity, when a vibrant trade involved the body parts of saints.
That, in fact, is nonsense. The purportedly "natural", "accidental", or "suicide-related" deaths of such important left-leaning figures as Nobel Laureate Pablo Neruda, Brazil's President Joao Goulart and Chile's President Salvador Allende all occurred during the rule of various rightist dictators.
The re-examination of evidence in these cases is based therefore on strong skepticism about the "official" narratives of their deaths. This skepticism, in turn, is based on a well-documented history of thousands of cases of political murder in the region.
Far from looking for relics to sell, investigators are looking for evidence that these deaths were actually assassinations, the work of fearful tyrants anxious to prevent the victims' return to power. Now one result is in, and it's explosive.
Truth Commission: Juscelino Kubitschek Assassinated
Investigators from Brazil's Truth Commission, looking into the 1976 car crash of former leftist Brazilian president Juscelino Kubitschek and his limo driver, have discovered a bullet fragment lodged in the driver's skull. This finding, the Commission ruled, along with other evidence, suggests that Kubitschek was murdered—most likely at the behest of the leaders of the CIA-backed military coup that also ousted his successor Joao Goulart.
A criminal government at work!: The NSA Paid to Steal Your Private Data
By Alfredo Lopez
As the people of this country, and much of the world, observe the year-end holidays, we can look back on 2013 as the year when any illusion of genuine democracy was dashed by the remarkable revelations about the police-state surveillance that watches us. Last week, we saw a deeply disturbing stroke added to that incrementally developing picture.
US hypocrisy over diplomatic immunity: US Embassy and Consular Employees Deserve It, Foreign Diplomats Not So Much
By Dave Lindorff
The diplomatic brouhaha between the US and India over a federal arrest and multiple strip-search and cavity search of a high-ranking Indian consular official in New York has exposed the astonishing hypocrisy of the US when it comes to the issue of diplomatic immunity.
Corporate media keeps US citizens in the dark: Pakistan Outs Three US CIA Station Chiefs in Three Years
By Dave Lindorff
For the third time in three years, a CIA station chief has been outed in Pakistan, a country where the CIA is running one of its largest covert operations. It's a remarkable record of failure by the CIA, since each outing, which has required a replacement of the station chief position, causes a breakdown in the agency's network of contacts in the country.
It's been a 'Catch-22': My Experience with Obama(doesn't)care
By Alfredo Lopez
The web designers will tell you: when it comes to websites, good design can't mask bad ideas.
I've been thinking about that for the last six weeks as I've confronted, with waning trust morphing into enraged frustration, the remarkably complicated corridors of The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (popularly known as "Obamacare"). The problems in the roll-out of this ersatz reform are generally known and, depending on who's talking, have led to irritated calls for fixes or have been cited as proof that anything the government does that is socially responsible is a communist-inspired train wreck.
Two cheers for Pope Francis: About Time American Idiocy and Paranoia over Marxism Got Called Out
By Dave Lindorff
So Pope Francis, the new pope who has conservative American Catholics, particularly those in politics and the media, freaked out because he is criticizing capitalist greed, knows Marxists who are "good people," and isn't upset to be labeled one of them, even though he says "Marxist ideology is wrong.".
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The producer and director of the investigative documentary "TWA Flight 800" responds to Geoffrey Gray's piece in New York Magazine
The Warm-Up
It began with an email on October 24, 2013 to Tom Stalcup, Ph.D., Co-Producer and Senior Science Advisor for the new documentary, "TWA Flight 800". New York Magazine intern Claire McCartney wrote that editor Geoffrey Gray wanted to talk to Stalcup and to "get in contact" with Kristina Borjesson, the film's Producer/Director.
In his first phone conversation with Stalcup, Gray jokingly identified himself as being with the National Transportation Safety Board. He congratulated Stalcup on his success and suggested he write a book. Stalcup asked if Gray had seen the documentary. Gray hadn't, but promised to talk again after watching it.
Gray portrayed himself as an honest investigative journalist, saying that investigations like Stalcup's into TWA 800 are his life and that he has conducted many of them and knows what it's like. He gave Stalcup the impression that he was working on a serious article for New York Magazine. Stalcup provided Gray with verified, factual information, free of any speculation or theorizing.
Making good news out of bad: BLS 7% Jobless Rate for November is Nothing to Cheer About
By Dave Lindorff
The White House, and most headline writers around the country, are crowing that the November jobless rate of 7.0%, reported Friday by the Bureau of Labor Statistics, is the lowest since 2009 when President Obama took office, when it was 7.3% and rising.
But is this number really something worth cheering?
What we need is a movement!: Saving Social Security and Closing the Income Gap Go Hand-in-Hand
By Dave Lindorff
Talk about a no-brainer!
Killing the First Amendment in Dealey Plaza: JFK Assassination 50th Anniversary and the Eyes of Texas (Pt. II)
By Lori Spencer
"This is content based denial of free speech in a public park and at a designated historic site. Dealey Plaza belongs to history and to the American people, especially on the 50th anniversary."
-- John Judge, executive director of the Coalition on Political Assassinations
Obama Approves Major Border-Crossing Fracked Gas Pipeline Used to Dilute Tar Sands
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Keeping it unreal in Dallas: JFK 50th Anniversary and 'The Eyes of Texas' (Pt. I)
By Lori Spencer
I once did know a President
A way down South, in Texas.
And, always, everywhere he went,
He saw the Eyes of Texas.
The Eyes of Texas are upon you, all the livelong day.
The Eyes of Texas are upon you, you cannot get away.
Do not think you can escape them
At night or early in the morn
The Eyes of Texas are upon you 'til Gabriel blows his horn.
US Court Denies Halt on Pipeline Set to Replace Keystone XL Northern Half
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The ever-wise Yogi Berra once quipped "It's like déjà vu all over again," a truism applicable to a recent huge decision handed down by the United States District Court for the District of Columbia.
Shifting from Defense to Offense: Americans Want Improved Social Security and Medicare and less Military Spending
By Dave Lindorff
A tectonic shift is occurring in the US body politic. Ignore the media-driven sideshow about the 2014 contest for control of the House or about the screwed-up Obamacare insurance-market website. The real political battle is over Social Security and Medicare, and there the story is a historic turn from fighting against Washington efforts to cut those programs to demanding that both be expanded.
The real criminal, our government, jails the real hero: The Hero and the Villains: the Jeremy Hammond Sentence
By Alfredo Lopez
This past Friday, Internet activist Jeremy Hammond stood in a federal courtroom and told Judge Loretta A. Preska why he released a trove of emails and other information uncovering the possibly illegal and certainly immoral collaboration of a major surveillance corporation called Stratfor with our government.
News Dissection: CBS Still Under Attack for Benghazi And Other Reports
By Danny Schechter
New York, New York: Good news amidst the bad at CBS: Their drama, "Criminal Minds" had its biggest audience this week. Am I alone in believing that the network, once known for the stellar journalism of Edward R. Murrow and Walter Cronkite can at the same time be on the receiving end of at least three attacks, suggesting there is something far from kosher going on in the minds of the people at charge?
First, we have the now infamous 60 Minutes Benghazi report, which when criticized, was defended, as if it was a papal encyclical, by the powers that be, until problems were acknowledged, a luke-warm apology offered by chief correspondent, Lara Logan, that, boo hoo, did not quite silence the doubters who are still besieging CBS Hq. at the Manhattan building known as Black Rock with fresh doubts and unanswered questions.
Back to Benghazi, once known as Al Qaeda's favorite Libyan port, in a hot second.
Then, as we approach the 50th anniversary of the JFK assassination, when yet another tribute is aired to late anchor Walter Cronkite's sterling coverage that began when he took off his glasses to brush aside a tear and show that he was, despite being a news God, a human being.
A '60-Minutes' Scandal: Lara Logan, Hotness and Benghazi Gone Wild
By John Grant
Lara Logan is a formidable TV reporter who has covered wars and other stories at significant risk. She's supremely confident and has a powerful journalistic institution supporting her. But as a would-be ethical journalist, she seems to rely too much on her sexual allure and to be too tight with elite elements of the US military establishment.
What's more important: Security or freedom?: The Big Question the National Security State isn't Asking
By Dave Lindorff
So National Security Agency Director Keith B. Alexander, who, along with his boss, Director of National Intelligence James R. Clapper Jr., thinks that "if you can collect it, you should collect it," now is asking whether it might not be such a good idea in the case of spying on the citizens of US allies like Germany, France, Spain et al.
By Robert C. Koehler
Another crazed, furious loner shocks the world. This time I'm a little too close to the edge of the chaos.
I gape at the TV in disbelief: I'm supposed to fly out of Los Angeles Airport — Terminal 3, no less — that afternoon, but all I see is footage of scrambling police and snarled traffic. If I'd booked an earlier flight, I could have been sitting there when the 23-year-old gunman shot the TSA agent at the foot of the escalator, then wandered through the gate area with his rifle and his grievances.
There are worse things in life than having to reschedule a flight. I postponed my return to Chicago for two days. Now that I'm back, I'm still thinking about last week's killer-rampage spectacle, which culminated in the wounding and arrest of the suspect, Paul Ciancia. Afterward came the media's smattering of sound-bite psychology.
"There were few people that kept to themselves, and he was definitely one of them," a high school classmate told ABC News.
Good enough. As the headline of the story proclaimed: He was a loner. This is the extent of our official understanding. Loner is the new race card, you could almost say — the catch-all bin that separates bad-guys-with-high-powered-
We're long past the point when such know-nothingism is tolerable. Unfortunately, it remains the foundation of our criminal justice system, which is all about separating the bad guys and losers — the "monsters" — from normal, law-abiding, media-consuming citizens. Socio-political attitudes with labels such as "tough on crime" and "zero tolerance" have not only backfired on us, they've intensified our ignorance. The truth is that, no matter how shocking or heinous a given crime, the perpetrator is one of us, and intelligent social policy cannot begin until we acknowledge this.
A few years ago, for instance, I heard Azim Khamisa, a businessman whose college-age son was murdered by a 14-year-old boy during a robbery, describe the long, excruciating journey he was forced to embark on. As he investigated the phenomenon of gang culture, he explained, he came to understand that there were "victims at both ends of the gun." Eventually he met with the killer, who had been tried as an adult and sentenced to a long prison term.
"I didn't see the murderer in him," Khamisa said. "I saw another soul."
This begins to get at it. I wrote that Khamisa saw, at the pit of his grief, that something positive could come from this unspeakable tragedy — if he forgave the child who killed his son. Eventually he launched a foundation in his son's name and began a new life, devoted to bringing awareness to young people that violence is a dead-end street.
It's time to step into a new relationship with our broken world. Our troubles aren't caused by socially or mentally defective loners. They're the result of unaddressed reality.
"Our most widespread and tragic mistake has been to imagine the suicidal mass murderer as someone who lives outside of society, the ultimate and perverted individualist," Peter Alexander Meyers wrote for Huffington Post last December, after the Sandy Hook tragedy. "For, no matter how isolated we make him out to be, even the loneliest loner is a social type. Adam Lanza was not an alien, not a monster, nor a machine. He was one of us. We share with him a social reality that is the common spring of both good and evil."
The reality we have avoided addressing, in a system that is interested almost exclusively in punishment and refuses to acknowledge the need for and possibility of healing, has both social and deeply personal components.
The primary social flaw that makes mass murder not only possible but inevitable is our war-oriented economic and political systems. Waging war, whether with foot soldiers, drones or nuclear weapons, means sacrificing human life for strategic and ideological reasons. "We divide and slice the human race," I wrote in the wake of Sandy Hook. "Some people become the enemy, not in a personal but merely an abstract sense — 'them' — and we lavish a staggering amount of our wealth and creativity on devising ways to kill them. When we call it war, it's as familiar and wholesome as apple pie. When we call it mass murder, it's not so nice."
The societal practice of inventing enemies and turning people into expendable symbols makes "unthinkable" behavior far too thinkable. At the same time, we offer people few or no outlets for dealing with deep, personal trauma. Sexual and other forms of childhood abuse are widespread, creating a legacy of violence that is passed from generation to generation, almost entirely in secret. A person's volatile, inner hell often manifests as crime, including the kind that sometimes creates shocking headlines.
And it keeps getting closer.
Robert Koehler is an award-winning, Chicago-based journalist and nationally syndicated writer. His new book, Courage Grows Strong at the Wound (Xenos Press) is now available. Contact him at firstname.lastname@example.com, visit his website at commonwonders.com or listen to him at Voices of Peace radio.
A Modest Proposal: Let's Flip the NSA's Talents From the Dark Side to the Bright Side
By John Grant
President Obama finds himself under fire on two disparate fronts these days, both for the botched rollout of his signature health care program and for the secret spying on allied heads of state.
- Peter Baker, The New York Times
It's one of those elegant solutions to a mix of problems where you wonder why no one thought of it before.
MSNBC "Leans Forward" Into Running "Native Ads" Promoting Fracking
Cross-Posted from DeSmogBlog
Three years into its "Lean Forward" re-branding campaign, MSNBC has given new meaning to the catchphrase, leaning forward into running branded content promoting hydraulic fracturing ("fracking).
Government gangsterism: NSA's 'MUSCULAR' Program Secretly Invaded the Google and Yahoo Servers
By Alfredo Lopez
What a week! Shortly after Secretary of State John Kerry admitted that maybe our government had gone "too far" in its surveillance programs, the Washington Post dropped another Edward Snowden bombshell demonstrating that it is going a whole lot farther than we knew.
Twittered Out: Washington Does Not Like Snarky
By John Grant
To: Jofi Joseph, Washington DC
Dear Mr Joseph:
I read of your firing as a national security adviser in the White House thanks to your "snarky" tweeting about various White House officials above you in the pecking order.


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Skip to comments.MSNBC Panel Goes Nuclear On Sarah Palin: Irrelevant, Irresponsible, ...
Posted on 03/29/2013 12:12:56 AM PDT by 2ndDivisionVet
On Wednesday, former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palins PAC released a video touting the former Republican vice presidential candidates political stature and continued relevance in GOP politics. On Thursday, the panel guests on MSNBCs Now tore into the controversial political figure for what they saw as Palins irresponsibility, her irrelevance, and her effort to insert herself back into American politics for pure financial gain.
Mama grizzly Sarah Palin may not have a real job or even a reality show on the horizon, but these days she seems like shes gearing up to be a game changer in 2014, said guest host Joy-Ann Reid.
After playing a clip of her new video, Reid turned to her panel to ask their impressions of Palins reemergence onto the political scene. Irrelevant or awesome? Reid asked.
Awesomely irrelevant, replied New York Times reporter Benjamin Wallace-Wells. One thing Im wondering is in the next presidential cycle, after Herman Cain and after Sarah Palin, we will view more cynically candidates who seem to be running for president as a way to amp up their speaking fees.
Ben Carson, Reid suggested.
Right, Wallace-Wells agreed.
New York Times Magazine editor Hugo Lindgren questioned whether Cains disgraceful exit from the political scene actually helped increase his speaking fees.
Reid asked Washington Post columnist Jonathan Capehart if Palin still retained some utility for the GOP, even if it was just to fire up the base.....
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How cute..leftists going after Sarah Palin AGAIN..calling her irrelevant, yet they are CONSTANTLY talking about her..because they are TERRIFIED of her, always have been, always will be..she is in their Commie little heads 24/7 living rent free
Says all those ppl on TV who are actually doing it for the money
Living rent free in their heads and loving it! Go Sarah.
If she's so irrelevant, why are they talking about her?
Two Words: Ted Cruz
Even if Ted Cruz was the ONLY Tea Party Conservative that was helped by Sarah Palin (which he wasn't, there are many more) the MSM would still have their "undergarments in a non-optimal rotated position" Made that last part PC so the libbies could understand it!!!
I know someone who is a libbie and one day was bitching about Sarah Palin, I told her that gee, if you just ignored her she would go away and that she lives rent free in her head, she kinda stared for a few seconds and said "I never thought of that..." I went on to tell her that her talking about Sarah Palin all the time is WHAT MAKES HER RELEVANT, I never her bitch about Sarah Palin again, LOL
Of course before august of 2008 the majority of MSM articles about Sarah Palin in the MSM were POSITIVE!!!! They loved Sarah because she cleaned out the corruption in the backwater hayseed fly-by country that is Alaska and they LOVED her for it...
When is was threatened that she would be a heart beat away from being able to DO THE SAME THING in Washington they BALKED. This scared the ESTABLISHMENT so much that they panicked and went FULL ALINSKY on her!!!!
I wouldn't be surprised in the least.
I'll bet a large share of the dozens who watch MSNBC come from right here in FReeperland.
Now THAT is one of the best illustrations I've ever seen.
It could be used for the whole panoply of leftist lies:
- Republicans stupid
- Limbaugh evil
You get the drift...
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Then why are they talking about her.
If people quit talking about MSBS and posting their drivel, MSBS might go away.
Just like the impeached Bubba *Squirt?
Controversial? Sarah Palin?
Funny that MSNBC which has Al Sharton as one of their news people should complain about anyones irresponsibility or irrelevence.
Has Sarah stirred riots and gotten people killed.
WTF is wrong with these dipsticks.? They would have to be total fools not to recognise Al Sharpton as the race baiting POS he is and then turn and make stupid statements about Sarah Palin.
I see. So tell me Joy, do you define a "real job" as sitting in a comfortable chair in an air-conditioned New York studio for an hour, and making nasty remarks about other women?
After you've had people doing your makeup and your hair and your nails for you all morning?
If MSNBC didn't go off on Palin, I would worry.
Trying to clear the field for Hillary.
"Those guys" throw out Dr. Carson, because THEY think he will fit THEIR mold!
A wise, Divine-led, Native American (who in Alaska is NOT?), well-cultured, experienced, self-determined woman will always outshine any MSM individual, regardless of their own delusions of grandeur, or self-inflated importance.
MSM figureheads learn to love that little red light on the camera, and think themselves large from the paycheck they are given.
Prairie and wilderness women learn to live life daily, face challenges only read about while on the commode by MSM types, and know that there is a greater thing than themselves, and work and grow within that mindset. I am humbled to have as a friend, such a woman. She is a descendant of those, whose homes were made of sod. (The rest of the story can wait.)
Sarah Palin is one of those women. She is NOT irrelevant. She stands as an unfettered American thumbing the eye of Socialists, Communists, and progressives all over this great land, and with a smile! Will Rogers was never accepted in New York City, but had some very smart things to say, as well!
Geaux, maman Grizzly!
Exactly!!! Because they fear Sarah Palin because she is the only one that can bring down the progressive commie party..she is the one that can do it and they fear that
If Sarah is so irrelevant, why do they obsess about her so?
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Greek-Style Stuffed Bell Peppers With Quinoa
Total Time
Prep 20 mins
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This a Greek take on the classic beef stuffed pepper. Lemon, cinnamon, fennel and oregano spice up traditional ground beef and onions, while healthy quinoa adds extra fiber. There seem to be a lot of steps, but this one goes together in about 20 minutes. It works great if you have pre-browned ground beef in your freezer.
Ingredients Nutrition
- 2 bell peppers, color of your choice
- 1⁄2 lb ground beef
- 1⁄2 medium white onion
- 2 garlic cloves
- 1 teaspoon olive oil
- 1⁄2 cup quinoa, cooked according to package directions
- 2 tablespoons lemon juice
- 1 tablespoon lemon zest
- 1 (8 ounce) can tomato sauce
- 1 pinch cinnamon
- 1 pinch fennel seed
- salt & pepper
- 1 1⁄2 teaspoons oregano
- 2 tablespoons feta cheese
- 2 tablespoons cheddar cheese
- Preheat oven to 375 degrees F.
- Set a pot of water to boil. Remove tops from peppers and cut in half length-wise. Seed and devein peppers. Reserve pepper tops. Once water has boiled, add peppers and cook for 7-8 minutes. Drain water and run cold water over peppers.
- Finely dice pepper tops.
- In a medium skillet, heat olive oil. Saute onion and garlic over medium-high heat until soft, about 5 minutes. Add ground beef and cook until browned.
- Cook quinoa according to package directions.
- Into ground beef, stir lemon juice and zest, tomato sauce, cooked quinoa and spices.
- Cook until slightly thickened, about 5 minutes.
- Stuff peppers with ground beef mixture. Top with cheese. Place peppers in a greased baking pan and cover with aluminum foil.
- Bake in a 375 degrees F oven for 15 minutes. Uncover and bake and additional 15 minutes.
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