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San Diego Museum Of Man
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1350 El Prado Balboa Park San Diego CA 92101 USA
The San Diego Museum of Man is a nonprofit educational corporation dedicated to preserving the record of human ecology and biocultural evolution, focusing on the peoples of the Western Americas with comparative examples from other areas. Following San Diego's 1915 Panama-California Exposition, a group of far-sighted citizens formed the Museum to keep the collections assembled for the Exposition in San Diego. Today, collections have grown to over 72,000 objects. Drawing upon collection strengths in the Western Americas, ancient Egypt, and physical anthropology, the Museum fulfills its mission through exhibits, education, research, and publications. These components interact to create a dynamic learning environment for a broad, multicultural audience.
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6 people found this review helpful
I have been going to the Museum of Man since I was a kid in elementary school, and I have always looked enjoyed the experience; but when my now adult daughter went into Anthropology, we all became members and found out just how useful having the resources available can be. And it is there for all levels of education, from K-12 to College.
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very helpful.
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About every month
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3 people found this review helpful
I was working on a project for my cultural anthropology course and I was able to find the resources and answers that I needed at the Museum of Man. Staff was friendly and helpful.
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Be the most awesome museum ever!
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There were even more exhibits for me to explore!
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About every six months
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8 people found this review helpful
I just received my degree in anthropology and I must say, the Museum of Man was a very useful tool when I needed some outside resources. Placards are helpful & easy to understand, but most of all informative! All the staff are very knowledgable and friendly. Once I started volunteering I learned much more about the anthropology field than expected.
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my volunteer work.
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create more interactive exhibits.
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hands-on interaction with artifacts & getting the public interested in what we're doing.
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helpful, friendly & informed.
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Change the way people understand their own personal history, both evolutionary & culturally. They could show the average person that we are all alike in the world and to appreciate other cultures.
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If I could have been more involved.
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lack of grants & donations.
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Extra Lean Curried Ground Beef With Potatoes
|Canola oil
|2 Tablespoon
|1 Large, cut into small cubes
|Extra lean ground beef
|1 Pound
|1 Medium
|2 Clove (10 gm)
|Ground turmeric
|1 Teaspoon
|Coriander powder
|1 Tablespoon
|8 Ounce (1 Can)
|2 , sliced
|To Taste
|Black pepper
|1 Teaspoon
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs), chopped
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|1 Large, chopped
1. Cut potatoes, put in a microwavable bowl and cook for 10 minutes (this will soften the potatoes before adding to the curry later).
2. Heat oil and add onions, garlic and coriander powder. Fry over medium-high heat until slightly brown.
3. Add meat and cook, stirring until brown.
4. Reduce heat to medium-low, and add the rest of the ingredients.
5. Cover and cook over low heat 15-20 minutes. Serve over rice or with whole wheat chapattis.
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Serving size: Complete recipe
Calories 1365 Calories from Fat 509
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 57 g88.2%
Saturated Fat 13.1 g65.3%
Trans Fat 1.7 g
Cholesterol 281.3 mg93.8%
Sodium 737.5 mg30.7%
Total Carbohydrates 109 g36.2%
Dietary Fiber 22.2 g88.9%
Sugars 18 g
Protein 111 g222.4%
Vitamin A 42.2% Vitamin C 180.3%
Calcium 30.4% Iron 113%
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Associated Press
President Barack Obama responded angrily to a reporter from a conservative online publication who interrupted him during remarks on immigration in the White House Rose Garden.
Obama was speaking about his plan to stop deporting younger illegal immigrants who came to the U.S. as children. Midway through the remarks Friday, Neil Munro of the Daily Caller shouted to Obama, "Why do you favor foreigners over American workers?" Obama told Munro he would not answer questions while he was speaking.
The president later addressed the reporter directly, saying the plan was the "right thing to do for the American people." Munro continued to shout questions.
Obama told Munro he was explaining the policy, not asking for an argument.
This clown is selling this country down the drain just to get a few votes. I can only pray he is thrown out of office in November
Interesting: I found that the AP (Always Partisan) wrote in support of Sam Donaldson of ABC News when he'd do much worse to President Reagan. (The AP's agenda and tone hasn't changed through the decades.)
Muslims don't like to be interrupted...
Regardless of you political persuation, the PRESIDENT was making an announcement and this no-class jerk pulls a kenye west . Yes, we have freedom of speech, but too many "reporters" do too much talking and not enough listening.
Just like Joe Wilson (R-SC), the reporter was rude to interupt the president. Factually correct, but rude.
When Joe Wilson shouted out that the president was lying during a speech, he was being rude. Joe was CORRECT, the president was in fact lying, but it was definitely rude to shout out during the speech.
Interrupting the president is rude, and the reporter who did this on Friday should know this. He was CORRECT, the president is in fact selling out America to gain favor and votes from a specific group of people. The president is shirking his contstitutional duty to enforce the laws; turning a blind eye to allow a favored group to violate the law in return for votes. However, it was rude to interrupt the president during a press conference.
Ytown is still STRONG and up front with it's CLASS (LOW) and always shows it ugly head . GO GOP/TEA types
You know whats rude? Having someone posing as president and running this country into the ground. Some people worry about the pissants while the elephants are running wild in the streets.
youngstowntelegram.....You claim Obama's birth certificate is fake and his Kenya birth records stolen.
I'm sure that you have proof and just forgot to post them with your claims. Since this thread is still open how about you providing that proof? It's really not that hard I'll show you how.
You also stated that Obama uses some else's social security number. snopes.com calls BS on your claim. See how I did that? You said something stupid and in about thirty seconds I had proof that you lie.
youngstowntelegram....teabagger web sites do not count as reliable news sources. Neither do the voices in your head.
I see you also claim Obama went by the name Barry Soetoro. Never happened. It seems as though everyone in the world knows that it was an "April Fools" joke but you.
You can continue to use teabagger blogger web sites, fix noise, rush and those voices in your head for your info. I'll use the main stream media, FactCheck, PolitiFact and Snopes
GM is ALIVE,
Osama is DEAD,
The US is OUT of Iraq.
None of the aforementioned would be true had McCain been elected.
I love watching FIXED NOISE NETWORK and how they say Obama should not "politicize" those things. Apparently they forgot about Georgie Dubya and "Mission Accomplished." I get a lot of entertainment out of watching them cry like little girls.


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I'll be in the Salisbury area for a week in late July and early August.
I was planning to book inner circle access to Stonehenge through English Heritage. But the English Heritage website hasn't updated the application form since spring last year. The current form is for April 2010 - March 2011. Any idea when the updated forms will be available?
It's strange that you can book commercial tours right now for summer 2011 that "claim" to have inner circle access but you can't yet book through English Heritage. I don't want to book a commercial tour since I'm only staying 20-30 minutes away.


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Naomi's Wish
A sizzlingly sexy romantic comedy from the author of Eliza's Gift and Lucy's Kiss.
A sizzlingly sexy romantic comedy from the author of Eliza's Gift and Lucy's Kiss.
It had always been Dr Naomi Fontaine's dream to practice small-town medicine - an ambition that has brought her to the quirky, tight-knit community of Cypress Hollow. But no matter how hard she tries, the locals still treat her with suspicion.
Then ruggedly handsome Rig Keller walks into town and Naomi's heart stops for all the wrong reasons.
For a few months back Rig was a rip-roaring, throw-caution-to-the wind one night stand. Now he's her partner at the practice - and keen to play doctors once more...
Will the instantly popular new medic wreck her dreams? Or be the one to help make her wish come true...?
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A very romantic and heart warming book, with plenty of detail throughout. some sexy and raunchy parts throughout the book as well as some sad and emotional family situations that will move you as the reader. Will keep you enthralled throughout the whole novel.
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Rachael Herron is the author of seven novels: Eliza's Gift, Lucy's Kiss, Naomi's Wish, Cora's Heart, Fiona's Flame, Pack Up the Moon and most recently The Darling Songbirds about three country-singing sisters.
She received her MFA in writing from Mills College, and when she's not busy writing, she's working her other full-time job as a 911 fire/medical dispatcher for a Bay Area fire department.
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10 - Breathtaking: Wow, the mistakes aren't noticeable and it's filled with so many outstanding moments. A show like this rarely pops up and is a must see. Also, good luck trying to do anything else in real life. Ignoring family members, losing sleep, failing a test would be some of my personal examples.
9.5 - Spectacular: There are plenty of moments that will blow me away. There's only a few mistakes that will hold this back from a 10.
9 - Superb: It has a moderate amount of masterpiece moments that make this show highly entertaining. However, I can honestly say that I'm disappointed with a lot of the 9's I had to rate. I think certain 9's should have been 10's, but its potential was held back by certain content that didn't belong.
8.5 - Excellent: This is when anime starts to get addicting to watch. There are moments that leave me in awe and wanting more of it. Although, these moments either don't happen enough or something is holding it back. Regardless, I'll watch the anime all the way through, even if it's long.
8 - Really Good: There's not a big wow factor, but its superior in numerous ways compared to what I usually see.
7.5 - Good Job: It's above average, meaning its better than what I normally see. I'm satisfied.
7 - Average: It's pretty good, but it's really nothing I haven't seen before. I'll probably finish the first season and stop watching.
6.5 - Not bad: There are some good things here, but I'm looking for better.
6 - Alright: Not very entertaining, but it's not bad. I'll drop it after 2 episodes.
5.5 - Lacking: Traits like Recycled Material, Predictable, and being boring hold this one back.
5 - Dull: For every moment I'm entertained, there's a moment I'm annoyed.
4.5 - Poor: While there are good qualities here, it's hard to notice when there's more bad ones.
4 - Bad: The couple things that it has going for it is dragged down and quickly forgotten.
3.5 - Really Bad: Ever compare anime to crap? Well now you can!
3 - Terrible: Annoying, Disappointing, and awful ideas are some of the many traits that make this anime horrible to watch.
2.5 - Painful: This is when I start to feel some real mental pain. The off button is the pain reliever.
2 - Tormented: What were they thinking? I feel like the life is being sucked out of me when I watch this broken anime. Yea, there's a story, characters, animation, and sound. But it's basically the worst I've seen.
1.5 - Extreme Torture: Symptoms include Excruciating Pain, extreme discomfort, and loss of sanity.
1 - Unbearable: This isn't anime, it's a torture device made from hell. Just about every moment I watch, I'm beyond irritated and annoyed. If I want brain damage, I'll just continue watching.
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hey dude thnkks for the comment :) yea i find alot in the anime community ppl hating on eachother cuz we dnt like what they do.Anyway man ive added you to friends to so take care and keep watching awesome animes :D
@ Gizmok24
Hey, thanks for the compliment! I've only seen the first episode of Maji de Watashi ni Koi Shinasai, but I thought it was great. You also have nice list of anime and you have a pretty cool avatar.
Hey Dude just wanted to say you have a awsome taste in anime :) I found your profilke because you gave the anime Maji de Watashi ni Koi Shinasai 4 stars like me when everyone was hating on it for some reason even though it was a cool anime so yea awsome list bro :D
@ Singan, Thanks for the heads up, I'll put it on my won't watch list.
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Saoirse Dun and Declan Bates
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< Saoirse Dun raced in rear for most of the 2m4f trip and was only a moderate eighth rounding the turn for home. Even at the second last fence, the eventual winner needed to pass si horses to win but the son of Flemensfith stayed on stronly to lead early on the run-in, eventually staying on well to defeat Lascalahall.
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Set out to create a poster of a revived OSU Michigan ticket that I found in the wild. Some of the details were missing from rips and tears, so I restored sections, cleaned up the type and re-imagined the color palette for the poster. The final piece is 10x18 and one of two was auctioned off for a cancer research fund raiser.
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Goaltending finally gives out.
Eastern Conference Semifinals
Game Four
Tampa Bay Leads the Series 3-1
Ben Bishop allowed 3 goals on 14 shots for the loss before giving way to Andrei Vasilevskiy, who allowed 3 on 26 shots the rest of the way. Bishop allowed 1 soft goal off his glove (again), which ended up being the GWG. It was wise to get him out and get a rest at that point with the team down 3-0. You're going to have 1-2 stinkers even in a successful playoff season, and the silver lining in those games is you get to give your workhorse goaltender a breather. Vasilevskiy showed significant signs of rust by allowing a softie on his 2nd goal allowed and giving out a bad rebound that led to his 3rd goal allowed. He got better as the game went along, but there's certainly no goaltending controversy in Tampa Bay after that showing.
First Period
2:44 MTL Markov (1), (Subban, Pacioretty)
8:43 MTL Pacioretty (4), (Gilbert)(SH)
Second Period
5:08 MTL Desharnais (1), (Weise, Galchenyuk)
9:39 MTL Petry (2), (Galchenyuk, Subban)(PP)
9:54 MTL Gallagher (3), (Pacioretty, Plekanec)
12:26 TB Kucherov (4), (Palat, Stralman)(PP)
Third Period
0:17 TB Palat (2), (Johnson, Stamkos)(PP)
4:52 MTL Prust (1), (Eller, Parenteau)
There's a lot of blustering and posturing by Subban and the Habs that's going to get replayed on a loop by the media to try to drum up interest in a 3-1 series. Don't take the bait and panic. The Lightning didn't play well the past 2 nights, but you have to take the magnitude of tonight's 6-2 loss with a little grain of salt given that 3 of the last 4 goals allowed were purely on the netminders. The negatives didn't so much come from effort, for me, but the mental lapses in positioning that led to the first 2 goals. When Bishop allowed the softie, that put the team down 3-0 and that was all she wrote. So, those mental lapses are correctable and you have to proceed under the assumption Bishop isn't going to wet the bet like that twice in a row. He hasn't all season long. You try to take the handful of silver linings out of this game that you can, too. Bishop got some much needed rest after carrying the team on his back for much of the first 10 games of the playoffs. The power play went 2-for-3 and is starting to look respectable in this series. Drouin got some much needed seasoning in garbage time. So, there's some glass half full things to look at.
Have the Lightning elected the easy road for closing out this series? No. This thing may get a little hairy now considering Montreal's going to be a crazy barn on Saturday. But, it was crazy the first two games of the series, too. If they're feeling apprehension, they shouldn't, because they've been through this gauntlet before. They just need to concentrate on getting the first goal, tightening up the positioning lapses, and hope that Bishop shakes off tonight's performance with the same ease he usually shakes off his stinkers. If they do, they'll be ok. Calm needs to be the word of the hour, for sure.
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7 Best Anti-aging Herbs: Garlic
…recommend that you consume at least a clove of garlic each day. If you're taking garlic as a form of treatment for any of the above cited medical conditions I recommend that you take it in supplement form, as well. Now it's your turn: What's your favorite garlic recipe? You May Also Be Interested In: * 7…Read More


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For the sake of fantasy relevance, we will break down the rookies and sophomores into four distinct categories and spend an increasing amount of time discussing the players in those categories. We have top-tier lock, top-tier chance, roster lock and roster chance. So players like Jeff Skinner or P.K. Subban fall into the category of top-tier lock, because they are set in stone to be playing as a top-six forward or top-pairing defenseman. Whereas a player like Bryan Bickell or Jamie McBain would slot in as a top-tier chance, because they have a shot at top-tier minutes, but it's not guaranteed.
Top-tier locks
There are only two rookies who look to be concrete locks to play in their respective team's top six to start the season. Both Zac Dalpe (Carolina Hurricanes) and Gabriel Landeskog (Colorado Avalanche) have a scoring-line role that is theirs to lose entering training camp. From a fantasy perspective, Landeskog screams for attention. He plays a physical, hard-hitting game that both generates offense and protects his team as a two-way forward. Landeskog could very well be the Avs' top left-winger to start the season and fill all the standard fantasy categories for his owners. Dalpe will begin the season as the third member of the Hurricanes' second line with Jeff Skinner and Tuomo Ruutu. Skinner and Ruutu played very well together last season but failed to find a third member of the unit who could contribute. Dalpe should have little trouble stepping into the role after a solid AHL rookie season last year with 57 points in 61 games.
These are made up of names you know well from last season. Many of them were in the hunt for the Calder Trophy and more of them were everyday starters on your fantasy teams. You know what to expect from a lot of them.
Jeff Skinner (Carolina Hurricanes), Logan Couture (San Jose Sharks) and Michael Grabner (New York Islanders) are in a class by themselves on offense. Each is expected to not only resume his duties in the top six for his team but also elevate his output this season as a sophomore. The same goes for top breakout rookies Cam Fowler (Anaheim Ducks), P.K. Subban (Montreal Canadiens), Alex Pietrangelo (St. Louis Blues) and Kevin Shattenkirk (St. Louis Blues). Fowler needs to work on his defense to improve an atrocious plus/minus from last season, but that should come as he learns to play a more physical game. After watching Shattenkirk put up points after being traded to the Blues last season, one has to think the ceiling on him is hardly visible. It goes for Pietrangelo, too, as the pair of young Blues blue-liners should continue to elevate their games together.
There are other top-tier locks who just aren't quite as fantasy-friendly as their counterparts but still deserve some attention in your league. Derek Stepan is the New York Rangers' No. 2 centerman, but an offensive breakout hinges on how much responsibility the second line has to score, which hinges on how well Brad Richards gels with his new wingers. Brad Marchand is a lock to play alongside Patrice Bergeron again on the Boston Bruins' second line, but that doesn't necessarily mean huge offensive numbers. The line had some great scoring months last season, but they had some slow months as well. Jordan Eberle and Taylor Hall will be in the Edmonton Oilers' top six, but exactly in what capacity remains to be seen. The sophomores will need to improve upon dismal plus/minus ratings to be considered for regular fantasy use. Mattias Tedenby will fill a role in the New Jersey Devils' top six. A natural left-winger, he will shift to the right, so he can be on a line with either Ilya Kovalchuk or Zach Parise. Tedenby is speedy and knows how to score goals. If the Devils have a stronger year offensively, he should break out.
John Carlson was quite the fantasy asset in his rookie season for the Washington Capitals. While he will remain a top-tier offensive-defenseman for the coming season, we need to scale back any expectation for a growth in production. Carlson was able to have the opportunity to lead the Caps' defense last season, thanks to an injury-plagued year from Mike Green. Healthy and ready to go, Green won't mute Carlson's production, but he will limit its growth. Finally, Corey Crawford is the only rookie goaltender from last season who will be a sure-fire stud in 2011-12.
Top-tier chance
There are different classifications for some of the rookies and sophomores who will have a chance at being a top-tier fantasy producer this season. Keep in mind the word "chance." Just because a player is listed here doesn't mean they should be taken as a sleeper in your fantasy league. Some have a better chance than others and some may be irrelevant to fantasy leagues if things don't break right for them.
While Landeskog has his spot secure with the Avalanche, fellow 2011 NHL Entry Draft selections Ryan Nugent-Hopkins (Edmonton Oilers), Jonathan Huberdeau (Florida Panthers), Adam Larsson (New Jersey Devils) and Mika Zibanejad (Ottawa Senators) only have a shot at cracking the NHL. But it's no sure thing. Nugent-Hopkins is ready to try his hand at the NHL, but there are several other young players vying for developmental ice time. If the Oil can't afford to give RNH enough minutes, they will keep him in junior. Huberdeau is also more than ready to try the NHL level, but the Panthers have to decide whether or not burning a year of his entry-level contract will be worth it this season. With Zibanejad, the Senators have to decide the best way to acclimate him to the North American-style game. Whether that means he goes straight to the NHL or tries his hand at a lower level first has yet to be determined. Rest assured with Nugent-Hopkins, Huberdeau and, to a lesser extent, Zibanejad, the players have the talent to be fantasy producers. It is simply a matter of opportunity now. Larsson looks like a lock to at least make the Devils' roster, but to have a shot at top-tier production, he will have to prove himself capable of keeping up with the NHL game right away. If he is ready, expect him to be saddled with as much responsibility as he can carry. Generally speaking though, defensemen need more time to adjust to the speed of the NHL, so don't be shocked if there are some growing pains.
The next most likely to break into their team's top-tier of offense are a pair of forwards and a defenseman who thinks he is a forward. Adam Henrique (New Jersey Devils), Nino Niederreiter (New York Islanders) and Ryan Ellis (Nashville Predators) are all going to have a good chance to win a top position on the depth chart to start the season. Henrique gets his opportunity thanks to an injury to Travis Zajac that will keep the Devils' top pivot out until November, but even before Zajac was hurt Henrique had a shot at the second-line center spot. Coming off a solid AHL rookie season, all Henrique needs to do is prove he can keep pace with Ilya Kovalchuk or Zach Parise and the job is his to keep. Niederreiter got a cup of coffee to start last season with the Isles but was sent back down to junior while still under the game limit. Niederreiter had another superstar season in the WHL and is more than ready for the NHL game now. The challenge will be pushing someone out of the top six to claim a role. The second line, with Frans Nielsen, Michael Grabner and Kyle Okposo, had so much success last year that Niederreiter will be hard pressed to challenge Brian Rolston, P.A. Parenteau and Matt Moulson for the wing spots beside John Tavares With Ellis, his numbers as a junior are just stupid good from the point. He had 101 points in 58 games for the OHL Windsor Spitfires last season. Ellis is undersized for a defenseman, but if he can overcome that hurdle the sky is the limit in the NHL. As we saw at the end of last season when Ellis made a 10-game debut with the AHL's Milwaukee Admirals and only managed two points, there will be a learning curve.
Then we have Brayden Schenn (Philadelphia Flyers) and Cody Hodgson (Vancouver Canucks), two players who have been considered cream-of-the-crop prospects but are still not guaranteed a top-six role with their respective clubs. Schenn will face an uphill battle to quality ice time given the talent at the top with the Flyers, but he at least has the flexibility for Claude Giroux to play wing and open up a center spot. That is not the story for Hodgson, who will have to convert himself to a winger, if he ever hopes to crack the Canucks' top six on a permanent basis. Henrik Sedin and Ryan Kesler will trump for him for the foreseeable future in that regard. Hodgson will get a chance to start the season as the second-line pivot, if Kesler isn't fully rehabilitated from offseason hip surgery.
Jonathan Bernier enters his fifth straight season as the Los Angeles Kings' "goaltender of the future." But so long as Jon Quick continues to hold the fort adequately, Bernier has been forced to play second fiddle. The crazy part is that Bernier is still only 23 years old, so he has all the time to bide in the world. Perhaps after two straight seasons of Quick melting down toward the end of the season and in the playoffs, Bernier will be afforded more of an opportunity to establish himself.
It is debatable whether to put Mikael Backlund (Calgary Flames) and Tyler Ennis (Buffalo Sabres) into the top-tier locks category, because they are almost a sure thing to start the season with their team's top six. But Backlund is largely an unproven commodity, and Ennis faces such stiff competition, they are downgraded to simply having a chance at top-tier. Backlund will likely be given the prime opportunity of centering Jarome Iginla and Alex Tanguay to start the season, but with the stakes so high, he will be quickly dropped down the depth chart if he can't keep up with the star players. Ennis put up good numbers in his rookie campaign, but with the Sabres featuring so many qualified forwards for the top six, there are very few sure things for the top assignments. Ennis will probably play wing on the second line, which would lead him to decent fantasy production, but he can't write his name down in pen just yet Tyler Seguin (Boston Bruins) will also compete for a top-six role with his club. Mark Recchi's retirement leaves a gap on the second line, which Seguin, Benoit Pouliot and Rich Peverley will battle for in training camp.
Jamie McBain (Carolina Hurricanes) and Travis Hamonic (New York Islanders) might have been top-tier locks if not for players moving into that position on the depth chart during the offseason. Tomas Kaberle signed with the Hurricanes, likely bumping McBain from the top pairing, and Mark Streit will return to the Isles this season after missing all of 2010-11 with a shoulder injury, likely bumping Hamonic from the top pairing. Hamonic had 18 points in 33 games after the All-Star break, while McBain posted a steady 30-point rookie season. Both players will have to earn their way into quality ice time this season.
Two rookie goaltenders will start their sophomore campaigns as the No. 1 goalie for their club, but they will also be surrounded by question marks. James Reimer (Toronto Maple Leafs) and Al Montoya (New York Islanders) both ended last season on high notes for their teams and will be incumbent starters this season because of it. Montoya has more pedigree and was always expected to emerge as a No. 1 goaltender. In fact, before last season's breakout it was just about time to start labelling Montoya as a bust. He will still have Rick DiPietro (and his contract) breathing down his neck for starts Reimer came completely out of nowhere to take the Leafs' starting spot by storm. With pretty pedestrian numbers coming out of the WHL, Reimer even spent most of his first professional season in 2008-09 in the ECHL. But a win is a win, and Reimer had a winning record for a losing team. His goals-against average may not be the best, but a starting goalie is a starting goalie and Reimer has little competition for the job.
Then there are some sophomore forwards who will be in the mix for a top-tier spot but face a pretty steep battle for the quality ice time Mats Zuccarello will at least be in consideration for the New York Rangers, and that could very well mean big things for the offensively capable Norwegian The Edmonton Oilers might have a spot for Magnus Paajarvi in the top six, but with so many other veterans and young stars to work in Paajarvi would have to have chemistry with an established top-line player Bobby Butler could be in the mix for the Ottawa Senators, but if he doesn't make the top line with Daniel Alfredsson and Jason Spezza, he might as well be in the bottom six Bryan Bickell doesn't quite have the offensive skills of these other sophomores, but he has power-forward potential. And because he will be in consideration for the top six with the Chicago Blackhawks, his linemates could be of exceptional quality.
Oliver Ekman-Larsson (Phoenix Coyotes) still has the upside of a top-pairing defensemen, but as long as Keith Yandle continues to improve, there may not be enough space for Ekman-Larsson to take big strides in his production.
Roster lock
When it comes to players who are locks to be on a roster, that means you will see them in the NHL, but it is unlikely -- at least to start -- that they will have any fantasy value. However, making the NHL roster is the first step to earning the opportunity to earn fantasy value, so keep an eye on these guys.
A trio of rookie goaltenders will be riding the pine for their respective club as the backup this season: Anders Lindback (Nashville Predators), Mark Dekanich (Columbus Blue Jackets and Jhonas Enroth (Buffalo Sabres). You may recognize Lindback from some stints of quality play last season while filling in for Pekka Rinne. And Dekanich is actually the one who benefited from Lindback's absence with the Predators' AHL affiliate. Dekanich parlayed the quality play in the AHL into a contract with the Blue Jackets to back up Steve Mason. Enroth, meanwhile, will spend another season backing up Ryan Miller with the Sabres. All three goaltenders have better upside than a No. 2 goalie in the NHL, so all it would take is an injury to the man in front of them to find out that they have some fantasy value.
The remaining slew of rookies who look to be locks to make the NHL can all be lumped together for a description, with one exception. Most of these players will be quality defensive-defensemen in the NHL, with enough offensive upside to be worth owning in most fantasy leagues. However, they will start the season down the depth chart for their respective clubs and will have to earn the minutes required to contribute on offense by playing good defense. So keep your radar handy for Erik Gudbranson (Florida Panthers), Jonathan Blum (Nashville Predators), Tim Erixon (New York Rangers) and Jared Cowan (Ottawa Senators) The one exception is Marc-Andre Gragnani (Buffalo Sabres), who is all about the offense from the blue line but will also have to earn his minutes through quality defensive play.
The most important sophomores who won't necessarily have any fantasy value are a trio of goaltenders who won't be getting the lion's share of starts with their club this season. Sergei Bobrovsky (Philadelphia Flyers) and Michal Neuvirth (Washington Capitals) both were replaced when the Flyers brought in Ilya Bryzgalov and the Caps signed Tomas Vokoun. Bobrovsky and Neuvirth both flashed potential as a No. 1 goalie in their rookie campaigns but now will have to bide their time Cory Schneider is also destined to remain a No. 2 goaltender behind the all-world Roberto Luongo with the Vancouver Canucks. Schneider showed true starter potential in 25 games last season but will have to wait for a trade off the Canucks before he can display it on a consistent basis.
There are a lot of sophomores around the NHL destined to be on starting rosters but won't be in a position to contribute to fantasy leagues because of a lack of ice time and offensive responsibility. Some of those players have a better chance than others of possibly moving up the depth chart with consistent play or through an injury to someone ahead of them. The most intriguing of the sophomores to put on your radar include Lars Eller (Montreal Canadiens), Nazem Kadri (Toronto Maple Leafs), Matt Calvert (Columbus Blue Jackets), Marcus Johansson (Washington Capitals) and David Desharnais (Canadiens). Eller and Kadri, in particular, have top-six potential that is just waiting to be unleashed but will be blocked by other players to start the season.
On defense, Adam McQuaid (Boston Bruins) and Nick Leddy (Chicago Blackhawks) stand out as the most talented and ready sophomores who haven't had a chance to break through yet.
Roster chance
The list of rookies with a "chance" at making the NHL is simply too long to list. Really, any prospect being invited to training camp has a "chance" of making the NHL with strong play. For the sake of this list, we are concentrating on the ones closest to actually making that breakthrough.
Remember that even if these rookies do happen to make an NHL roster, they are being listed down here because they would still be unlikely to play a top-six role with their respective club even if they emerge from training camp on a team.
Already with some NHL experience, Andrei Loktionov (Los Angeles Kings), Eric Tangradi (Pittsburgh Penguins) and Evgeny Grachev (St. Louis Blues) have a decent chance of making the NHL. Tangradi is really the only one with a potential opening in his team's top six to shoot for, but even that is a long shot. Loktionov and Grachev are blocked by too many players to be top six this season without a lot of luck.
Players like Kyle Palmieri (Anaheim Ducks), Zack Kassian (Buffalo Sabres), Jeremy Morin (Chicago Blackhawks), Scott Glennie (Dallas Stars) and Blake Geoffrion (Nashville Predators) don't really have anything left to prove at the lower levels of competition but may be stuck there by virtue of numbers. If those players can't be given enough ice time to continue to improve, they may be kept out of the NHL to keep their ice time up this season. But that is not a knock on their NHL readiness.
Brett MacLean (Phoenix Coyotes) and Brett Connolly (Tampa Bay Lightning) have more talent than some of the forwards who will be blocking them, but without relevant experience in the NHL, they may not be able to break through this season. They both have a chance to make the NHL as a member of the third or fourth line and work their way up, though.
Because of his chemistry outside of the NHL with fellow Greater Toronto Area resident John Tavares, it will be worth keeping an eye on New York Islanders first-round pick Ryan Strome. He and Tavares train together in the offseason already.
Kyle Beach (Chicago Blackhawks) and Patrice Cormier (Winnipeg Jets) both play a power-forward role that their team might not need on the top two lines at this point. If they ever were to earn enough ice time in the NHL, Beach and Cormier would bring a nice mix of points and penalty minutes to the table.
Marcus Kruger will be bringing some top-level offense from the Swedish Elitserien into the Chicago Blackhawks' training camp this season and could be a surprise Tomas Tatar proved his European playmaking was applicable in North America via the AHL last season and may earn a role with the Detroit Red Wings this season.
Two players drafted in 2006 and 2007 who need to make an impact soon before their star fizzles out will also look to turn heads at training camp. Angelo Esposito (Florida Panthers) is hoping to have a healthy knee with a new organization to up his stock. While defenseman Bobby Sanguinetti (Carolina Hurricanes) is running out of time to show he can handle defensive responsibilities well enough to allow him to show his offensive game.
Finally, rookie Alexander Salak will be in the mix for the backup job with the Chicago Blackhawks. If Ray Emery can't prove himself ready for an NHL contract in training camp, the job will fall to Salak.
Only a couple of sophomores who could go from fantasy relevant all the way to not in the NHL really come to mind. Linus Omark is a wizard with the puck on offense, but there are enough other young prospects ahead of him, and enough veterans signed with the Edmonton Oilers, to keep him out of the starting lineup this season. If he happens to secure a role on the offense, keep him on your radar Mark Letestu showed he can go through scoring streaks last season, and with Sidney Crosby's official status up in the air, Letestu could be called upon for an offensive role. But Letestu could just as easily be in the press box or AHL if Crosby is ready to start the season.
While this is a pretty comprehensive list of young players looking to make an impact in fantasy hockey, just remember that surprises can come from anywhere. This time last year, no one had Jeff Skinner on any list of can't-miss rookies.
Sean Allen is a fantasy analyst for ESPN.com. He is the 2008 and 2009 Fantasy Sports Writers Association, Hockey Writer of the Year. You can e-mail him here.


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- California growers are expecting average cotton yields this fall;
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"My cotton crop is about average – not great and not bad," Cox said Aug. 1. "We were behind on heat units due to the cool spring but lately we've had too many heat units resulting in crop stress."
Cox planted the crop in early to mid March. The hotter July weather advanced Cox's crop from seven to 10 days behind in heat units down to about three. The heat crop stress level in late July alternated between stress Level One (crop temperature between 82.4 degrees and 86 degrees) to Level Two (higher than 86 degrees).
Cox estimated the potential yield at four to five bales per acre. Crop yields have consistently increased over the last five to seven years.
"The high yields are probably tied to the varieties, heavy Pix (plant growth regulator) and fertilizer use, and improved crop management," Cox said.
Cox will gin the crop at Modern Ginning Company in Blythe.
Cox's crop was beginning to cut out. The fertilizers CAN-17 and UN-32 were applied at 10 gallons each per acre.
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Pest pressure this year includes the always problematic whitefly in this low desert area. Cox had just started the second spray. A third spray could be necessary. Spider mites have also been heavy.
Cox expects to harvest from before Thanksgiving through late December. Cox is a second-generation farmer. His father Richard Cox started the farm in 1985.
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Roderick Firth (1917–1987)[1] held several academic posts, including Professor of Philosophy at Harvard University.[2] He is noted for his work on Ideal observer theory and radical empiricism.[3]
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An old self portrait done back at RISD. Haven't had a chance to paint much since those school days, my resolution is to find a studio space in the new year and do a new series of paintings, i guess this is just a self-reminder to get on top of things
Wow! Beautiful! Amazing technique!
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Ah-- the colors and the feeling this painting imparts are wonderful. Truely wonderful, friend. I like it very much.
These are two seperate pieces of canvas? Heheh, I like the Frankstien too.
These are two seperate pieces of canvas? Heheh, I like the Frankstien too.
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Wow awesome! Who'se the bloke down the bottom?
heh it was supposed to be a painting of frankenstein playing football with a robot but it didn;t work out and i painted over most of it but left some for some reason
Wow, you're a graduate of RISD? I finally see some good work of a one, that's amazing
haha there were lots of really talented folks at RISD, maybe not a lot on devart, but you should check out works by people like vincent valdez, andrew carr, paolo rivera and bill tsukuda just to name a few
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Business names in the news - 2/22/04
Promotions, awards and hires from around the area:
RE/MAX agents noted
- Olivenhain resident Patty Keck, a real estate sales agent at RE/MAX Associates' Encinitas office, and Marcie Quarisa of Poway, with RE/MAX Associates' Rancho Penasquitos office, have earned the RE/MAX Chairman's Club award for 2003.
- Encinitas resident Kurtney Noonan has joined RE/MAX Distinctive Properties in Del Mar as a real estate sales agent.
- Caryl Caldwell of Del Mar, a real estate sales agent at RE/MAX Distinctive Properties in Del Mar, is celebrating her 25th year in real estate sales.
Asteres selects president, CEO
DEL MAR -- Asteres Inc., a developer of automated prescription storage and self-checkout machines for the retail pharmacy market, has named Alan Waterhouse as president and chief executive officer.
Genius Products names officer
SOLANA BEACH -- Genius Products Inc., based in Solana Beach, has hired Mark Miller as chief operating officer of all Genius Products operations.
Invitrogen adds two
CARLSBAD -- Invitrogen Corp., a Carlsbad-based provider of life science technologies for disease research and drug discovery, has selected Michael Stapleton as general manager and vice president of its bioinformatics business. Additionally, the company named Vivien Bonazzi as director, research and development, bioinformatics.
New chief exec at Preventsys
CARLSBAD -- Preventsys, which provides network security audit and policy assurance systems, announced that Thomas E. Rowley has joined the company as chief executive officer.
Bancorp hires VP for branch office
CARLSBAD -- Southwest Community Bancorp, parent company of Southwest Community Bank, has hired Greg Brown as vice president, business banking, for its Temecula Valley office in Murrieta.
ViaSat chairman to be honored
CARLSBAD -- ViaSat Inc. Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Mark D. Dankberg will be honored at the Satellite 2004 international conference and exhibition as "Satellite Executive of the Year" by Via Satellite magazine.
Council announces new chief exec
CARLSBAD -- The Council of Community Clinics' board of directors has appointed Victoria M. Penland of Carlsbad as its chief executive officer.
Team earns designation
DEL MAR -- The Del Mar-based real estate sales team of Tricia O'Brien and Katie Ritto has been awarded the Chairman's Circle Diamond designation.
Son joins father's firm
ESCONDIDO -- Arnold Singleton, president of A.D. Singleton & Co., CPA Inc. in Escondido, says his son Brian has joined the firm.
SD National Bank promotes two
NORTH COUNTY -- San Diego National Bank has promoted Suzanne Gibbs of the Rancho Bernardo branch to assistant vice president and Anita Tartar of the Encinitas branch to operations officer.
RBF Consulting makes appointment
CARLSBAD -- Bob Davis of RBF Consulting's Carlsbad office has been appointed as an associate.
Chamber names top Ambassador
ESCONDIDO -- The Escondido Chamber of Commerce's Ambassador of the Month for February is Jim Felix.
Mother, daughter form partnership
ESCONDIDO -- Karen Black and Stacy Edwards have formed a mother-daughter law partnership called Black & Edwards LLP at 144 E. Washington Ave. Call (760) 745-2900.
Bank chooses VP, branch manager
ENCINITAS -- Don Taylor of Encinitas has been named vice president/branch manager of the Encinitas office of California Bank & Trust.


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sweet potato casserole with maple pecans and italian meringue
Not that any of you were planning on ordering in for Thanksgiving, seeing that you are reading a food blog and all, but I wanted to share a number with you. That number is 480. FOUR HUNDERD EIGHTY! That's how many calories are in a single small side order of Boston Market's Sweet Potato Casserole. I'm not joking! Look right here, plain as day, on their website. That's crazy. So is the fact that that same side order has 14 grams of fat!
I think I need to have a whiff of smelling salts.
Since 480 calories is in the ballpark of what one should be eating for their entire meal, it seems to me this classic Thanksgiving side-dish is in serious need of a make-over. Ok, now, picture this part spoken in my best Barney Stinson, "Challenge accepted! This is going to be legen…wait for it… dary!"
Here's the outcome of all my tinkering: Atop the orange-infused sweet potato mash is a gooey layer of maple pecans. Sounds indulgent already right? And instead of marshmallow topping, this casserole is topped with broiled home-made Italian meringue, which is about one third of the calories of marshmallows. Yes, there is butter in here, and yes I did use sugar. But they help make it taste so darned good. And I only used 4 tablespoons of butter for 16 servings. And only 1/3 cup sugar (that's less than a teaspoon per person.) Besides, I think you'll agree that 166 calories per serving and only two grams of saturated fat is a huge (some might even say legendary) improvement.
Prep Time: 40 minutes
Total Time: 50 minutes
Yield: 16 servings
Serving Size: 2/3 cup
Calories per serving: 166
Fat per serving: 6 g
- 4 pounds peeled sweet potatoes, cut into 1 ½ inch chunks
- 4 tablespoons unsalted butter, divided
- 1 ½ teaspoon salt, plus a pinch, divided
- ¼ teaspoon cinnamon
- Pinch chipotle powder
- 1 cup orange juice, preferably freshly squeezed
- 2 large egg whites, room temperature, see *tip
- 1/3 cup sugar
- 3 tablespoons water
- 1 tablespoon maple syrup
- ½ cup chopped pecans
- Place sweet potatoes in a large saucepan and cover generously with cold water. Bring to a boil over high heat. Reduce heat to maintain a simmer and cook until the potatoes are tender when pierced with a fork, 15 to 20 minutes. Drain and return to the pot. Add 3 tablespoons butter, 1 ¼ teaspoon salt, cinnamon and chipotle powder. Mash with a potato masher until no large lumps remain. Add orange juice and mash until smooth. Cover and keep warm.
- Position oven rack in upper third of the oven. Heat broiler. Coat a broiler-safe 2 ½ quart casserole dish with cooking spray.
- Beat egg whites and ¼ teaspoon salt in a stand mixer until soft peaks form. Mix sugar and water in a small saucepan. Place over medium-high heat and bring to a simmer, swirling pan gently to dissolve sugar. Do not slosh sugar solution on the sides of the pan. Boil undisturbed, until a candy thermometer just reaches 238 degrees F. Immediately drizzle sugar syrup into the egg white mixture while the mixer is beating continually. Continue beating until the bottom of the bowl is only slightly warm, about 2 minutes longer. Scoop the meringue into a large re-sealable bag and set aside.
- Mix maple syrup, the remaining 1 tablespoon butter and the remaining pinch of salt in a small sauce pan. Heat over medium heat until the mixture boils. Add pecans and cook, stirring constantly until the nuts are coated, 1 to 2 minutes.
- Spread the sweet potato mixture in the prepared casserole dish. Top with the pecans. Cut the corner of the re-sealable bag off and pipe the meringue decoratively over the sweet potato mixture. Broil, rotating as necessary, until the top is browned, 30 seconds to 2 minutes.
Sat fat: 2 g. Fiber: 3 g. Protein: 3 g. Sodium: 241 g. *tip: To warm egg whites to room temperature quickly and safely, place whole un-cracked eggs in a small bowl. Cover with very warm water and let sit several minutes. Drain and separate eggs as usual.
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looks amazing girl. Hope you're well
[quote name=Alison @ Ingredients]looks amazing girl. Hope you're well[/quote]Aww Alison,
How are you?!!! I am well for sure. Happy holidays to you.
Gorgeous. I am all about throwing out the extra junk but keeping the good stuff. Great idea to use a meringue topping!
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San Diego is where the California missions began! In March of 1769, the "Sacred Expedition" moved out of Baja California. One by land and another by sea. The "Sacred Expedition" forces reunited by the San Diego Bay in July. The journey was a hard one; one ship was lost at sea, and of the one hundred and fifty-nine people who made the journey, sixty had died of medical problems. Others were very ill and their deaths were to follow in the coming weeks.
On the morning of July 16, 1769, Father Junipero Serra offered High Mass before a rough wooden cross at the site chosen for the first mission. It was at the base of a hill and beside the mouth of a river. Overlooking a beautiful bay to the west and a river valley to the east. A tribe of fishing California Natives (the Kumeyaay) squatted upon the hilltop with their village, called Cosoy.
Although times were very hard, it seemed the perfect location. The soldiers of the presidio had a commanding view of the bay where they could see any new arrivals from a safe, defendable position. The padres had the protection of the soldiers and the Kumeyaay village full of potential converts. The wide grassy plains would make good pasturelands. The San Diego River offered a rich supply of fresh water. Along the river grew willow, poplar, and sycamore trees. These would provide fuel for cooking and timber for construction.
All was not as it seemed. The Kumeyaay were more warlike than their relatives to the North. They had heard how many of the intruders had died of a strange and awful disease. These intruders also had weapons that made strange sounds and had smoke but no fire. The Kumeyaay backed away from the missionaries and resisted attempts at conversion. On the morning of August 15, 1969 twenty or more Kumeyaay armed with bows and arrows charged the mission. Several Kumeyaay died and three in Father Serra's care were wounded.
In the days that followed, a few of the Kumeyaay came to the mission. They came seeking help for their wounded. The Spanish muskets had perhaps given these people special powers. Perhaps they could also heal the wounded.
The mission was never able to produce enough to feed the few converts, missionaries, and the heavy demands of the presidio. For five years they struggled with little water or too much water, depending on the seasons, the soil on the hillside was poor and the mission gardens reflected this. It would seem that the San Diego Mission's only claim to fame would be the fact that it was the first.
Father Luis Jayme and Father Vincent Fuster, the padres who succeeded to the mission, set to work to find a new site. After much scouting about they decided on a site six miles up the river valley to the East. They called this new site Nuestra Señora del Pilar, it was located near a large village called Nipaguay. The new mission land had fertile soil and fresh water. After receiving approval, the missionaries and Christians converts built a new mission of mud, sticks, and reeds from the river. The mission was erected on a knoll overlooking the stream in December 1774.
Almost at once the Kumeyaay began coming to the new site. There were only four hand picked guards, who were under the direct supervision of Father Jayme, no other soldiers to frighten or annoy them. Before the first year ended there were more than a hundred converts; the small mission grounds housed only a few so the remainder returned to their own villages each night. Some say this angered the village leaders, they could see their old traditions disappearing.
Two converts named Francisco and Carlos ran away from the mission and went from village to village, urging the villagers to revolt. They told of the food, cloth, trinkets and livestock that were there for the taking. The already angry leaders joined forces.
Some time after midnight on November 5, 1775, hundreds of Kumeyaay attacked the mission (the numbers vary, anywhere between 40 and 1000). Father Jayme left the mission and approached the attackers with open arms and his usual greeting, "Love God, my children", there the Kumeyaay stripped him of his clothing, beat him and riddled his body with arrows (Father Jayme was the only Padre to die in an attack in all twenty-one missions). Two others were killed in this uprising and all mission buildings were burned.
The survivors fled to the Presidio where the night guards admitted noticing something unusual but nothing was reported at the time of the uprising. Later in the day Father Fuster, along with soldiers, went to look over the ruins. A few Kumeyaay, who had been hiding, told Father Fuster of the plans to destroy the mission as well as the Presidio. The Presidio was spared because the attack on the mission was earlier than planned and the Kumeyaay who were to attack the Presidio were afraid that the soldiers would be ready for them.
The mission and missionary activities were returned to the Presidio for the next few months while the governor, Captain Don Fernando de Rivera, attempted to bring peace and justice to the area. It wasn't until July 11, 1776, with the arrival of Father Serra, did plans for rebuilding the mission actually take place. A guard of twelve men from the Presidio and sailors from the San Antonio were sent to protect and help with the rebuilding. A group of California Natives greeted their return and helped with the construction. During construction, Padre Serra rewrote all the Mission records in his own hand.
On October 17, 1776, the new church was dedicated. It was not quite finished, but many of the building with deep stone foundations along with high adobe walls enclosing three sides were completed in time for Padre Serra to make the dedication prior to his departure. Father Fuster was able to report on March 20,1777, that all work had been done. The Mission was complete.
The Mission was never attacked again by the Kumeyaay, the converts were increasing daily. The orchards of young olive and fruit tress were doing well as were the mission gardens. The live stock had increased to a sizable amount.
The Mission was growing so rapidly that in 1780 the Mission church was enlarged and a period of reconstruction begin that lasted for five years. This period ended in 1785, the Mission had developed into the customary quadrangle. For the next eighteen years it served the Padres' well. The only addition was that of a tile roof in 1792, adding greater protection from fire and in 1795 the construction of a partial aqueduct system to provide a plentiful source of water.
These were the golden years for San Diego De Alcalá. In 1797 five hundred and sixty-five (565) Kumeyaay were baptized (the largest in any twelve month period) which brought the number of converts to 1405. The area grew to 50,000 acres of wheat, barley, corn, and beans. The vineyards and orchards were well established and providing wine and olive oil. It is recorded that the Mission owned 20,000 sheep, 10,000 cattle and 1,250 horses. It was never among the wealthiest of missions but it stood among the first five in the number of converts.
Twenty years after the founding of San Diego De Alcalá, the Mission San Luis Rey was built and dedicated in 1798. Later, the Mission Santa Ysabel was built as an asistencia of Mission San Diego de Alcala. Work far from their own mission was finally taken off the shoulders of the San Diegan padres. The Padres could now concentrate on local matters.
The Earthquake of 1803 severely damaged the Mission and although measures were taken to repair the Mission, another earthquake destroyed that. In 1808 the missionaries began construction of the third church built at the Mission site, one that would withstand future earthquakes. The Mission would be completely rebuilt along with the irrigating system.
A dam was built three miles above the mission, a stone wall 250 feet long, 16 feet high and 10 feet thick was covered in cement. A tiled aqueduct, based on stones buried in cement, carried a stream of water a foot deep and two feet wide. This was the first irrigation system in the Western region.
November 12, 1813 the newly completed Mission was dedicated (This is the same mission that we see today after extensive restoration). In 1816 the irrigating system was completed, promising sufficient provisions even in dry seasons. No one could have known that in six short years the Spanish rule would end and the Missions would never be the same.
In October of 1821, Mexico freed herself from Spain. Months would pass before the news traveled to San Diego. The secularization (transfer of Missions from the Franciscans to the government of Mexico) ruling had provisions for the land held by the Missions for the California Natives. This land transfer depended upon the length of service and the type of work done. Mission San Diego De Alcalá had fifty-nine Kumeyaay with their families who were eligible under this ruling, but only two went forth to battle life for themselves.
In 1834, another secularization law was passed and many dishonest men at the head of the government cheated many Native Californians out of their mission lands. The Mission, San Diego de Alcalá, was handed over to Jose Rocha. It now stood empty. In 1841, when Pope Gregory XVI arrived in San Diego he found only a hundred and fifty persons in the entire town. A few remained in the partially ruined presidio, but the mission was completely empty.
Mission land transferred back and forth between the Church and Mexico's government until July 29, 1846 when the American sloop-of-war "Cayane" anchored in the harbor. Captain John Frémont used the mission as headquarters for his men for fifteen years. The troops cut down much of the orchards for firewood but kept the mission in repair.
Then, in 1862 the American government restored mission buildings and 20 acres of land to the Catholic Church. By this time; the tile roof and heavy doors had been stolen, rains weakened the adobe and the roof fell in. The bell tower had crumbled and the bells had disappeared. Year after year the mission kept falling to pieces.
In 1891, Father Antonio Ubach, started raising money to restore the mission. He started a school for Native Californians at the mission. The school remained there for twenty years. When Father Ubach died in 1907, restoration efforts died with him and the school was moved.
Sometimes visitors would come and picnic at this mission ruins. But not until San Diego was to be home to the World's Fair in 1915 that citizens began to donate money, under Mayor Albert Mayrohofer's direction, for restoration. The Mayor raised one hundred thousand dollars and restoration work started.
On September 13, 1931, Mission San Diego de Alcalá was rededicated. The 1813 mission was now restored to its former beauty. This is the mission that we see today. Please join us for our field trip to this beautiful mission!


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I am getting a second hard drive for my hp pavilion a1630n. The hard drive that came with it is: 250 GB SATA, 7200 rpm (WD WD Caviar SE, 8mb cache). What do I need to know to find a good second drive for this notebook? Should I look at RAID? SATA?... I am not sure the difference between the two.
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I would suggest a Western Digital. You can get a terabyte HDD for about $100 bucks now
You don't buy a RAID hard drive. You use a SATA, SAS, or SSD hard drive with a RAID controller to create a RAID volume (logical drive). I didn't find specs right away for your computer, but most off-the-shelf desktop models don't support RAID. Even if they did, you typically need matched disks to make it work as expected. As a novice user, I would avoid RAID.
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Coach Jeff Fisher is determined to keep everyone guessing for the rest of the preseason.
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Whether you "do the dough cycle" or let your bread machine bake your bread, there are some tips that hold true for all bread machine recipes. In fact, most regular bread recipes can be converted for use in the bread machine if you keep the following in mind:
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- Room temperature is the rule. You want all the liquids (and the yeast) added to the bread machine to be around room temperature. That's because yeast likes to grow in a warm environment. You can use the microwave to gently warm milk straight from the refrigerator, if need be.
- Dry milk or wet milk? Some bread machine recipes call for dry milk and water. But if you're going to start your bread machine right away instead of using a timer, you can replace the water with milk or buttermilk and delete the powdered milk.
- Use the right size machine. Some bread machines make 1-pound loaves, some 1 1/2 pound loaves, and some can handle 2-pound loaves. Make sure your bread machine isn't too small for the amount of dough you're mixing. Generally, 1-pound loaf machines can handle up to 2 3/4 cups of flour and 7/8 cups of liquid, The larger machines can accommodate 3 to 4 cups of flour and 1 to 1 1/3 cups of liquid.
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Here is Daring Fireball's John Gruber's take on yesterday's speculations on whether Apple is working on a standalone TV set or not:
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