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Chicken Cordon Bleu With Turkey And Ham
|Chicken cutlets
|6 Ounce (2 thin, 3 ounce each)
|Turkey ham slices/Reduced fat swiss cheese
|2 (2 slices, 1/2 ounce each)
|Dijon style mustard
|1 Tablespoon, divided (1 tablespoon plus 2 teaspoons)
|1 Teaspoon
|Plain dried bread crumbs
|18 Teaspoon (1/3 cup plus 2 teaspoons)
|Vegetable oil
|2 Teaspoon
|Canned ready-to-serve low-sodium chicken broth
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|All purpose flour
|2 Teaspoon
|Sour cream
|1 Tablespoon
1. Preheat oven to 375°F. Top each chicken cutlet with 1 slice turkey-ham and 1 slice cheese; starting from the narrow end, roll each cutlet jelly-roll fashion. Secure with toothpicks.
2. In small mixing bowl combine 1 tablespoon mustard and the honey; spread half of the mixture evenly over each chicken roll.
3. On sheet of wax paper arrange bread crumbs; turn chicken rolls in bread crumbs, coating all sides and using all of the bread crumbs. Arrange chicken rolls on nonstick baking sheet and drizzle each with 1 teaspoon oil. Bake until chicken is cooked through, 20 to 25 minutes.
4. While chicken is baking prepare sauce. In small saucepan combine broth and flour, stirring to dissolve flour. Cook over medium-high heat, stirring frequently, until mixture thickens, 3 to 4 minutes. Reduce heat to low and stir in sour cream and remaining mustard; cook, stirring occasionally, 3 to 4 minutes longer (do not boil).
5. To serve, remove toothpicks and cut each chicken roll crosswise into 4 equal slices. Onto each of 2 serving plates pour half of the sauce and top with 4 chicken roll slices.
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Nutrition Facts
Serving size: Complete recipe
Calories 926 Calories from Fat 329
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 38 g59.1%
Saturated Fat 8.8 g43.8%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 102.2 mg34.1%
Sodium 2177.3 mg90.7%
Total Carbohydrates 90 g29.9%
Dietary Fiber 4.3 g17.3%
Sugars 10.4 g
Protein 51 g102.5%
Vitamin A 2.5% Vitamin C 0.27%
Calcium 18.8% Iron 28.4%
*Based on a 2000 Calorie diet


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The Miller-Davidson House at Old Falls Village will be festively-decorated in a Currier and Ives theme for the holidays and open for visitors on Sunday, December 2 from 1:00-4:00 p.m. for the annual Silver Tea. The Menomonee Falls Historical Society will offer free admission, parking and refreshments for this event. Donations are gratefully accepted. A Christmas Cookie Bake Sale will be held in the Public House with a limited supply of cookies sold in Currier and Ives tins and plates. Mrs. Santa will pay a visit and read stories to the children.
Tour this lovely, restored home which was once the summer home of Emma Davidson of Harley-Davidson. Ladies, gentlemen and children will enjoy tea, coffee and homemade Christmas cookies as they savor the sights and smells of days gone by. The home will be decorated by the Menomonee Falls Garden Club and supported by Bank of Memories & Flowers and Shady Lane Greenhouse.
The Miller-Davidson house anchors the 22 acre historical park at Old Falls Village. Built in 1858 in the Greek Revival style popular at the time, the house is built of locally quarried limestone with mortar lime coming from the lime kilns. The Miller-Davidson House, original to the site, is special in many ways beginning with an unusual arched foundation. In 1935 it was selected by the Federal Government's Historic American Building Survey. And in 1973 the National Register of Historic Places listed this beautiful early American farm home among those to be preserved for future generations. The house has not been restored to its original state but is presented as a house improved as lifestyles improved. It now houses an eclectic decorative arts collection.
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i like the possibility to copy attachments from another post, but i would need to make the titles of the attachments editable for editors.
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i like the possibility to copy attachments from another post, but i would need to make the titles of the attachments editable for editors.
best regards jemp
@jemp: editors should be able to edit attachment titles by default, both in media library and in File Gallery interface. Could you describe me the problem a bit more?
Thanks for your reply. I solved the problem by deleting the following code out of attachements.php
<?php if( ! current_user_can('edit_post', $attachment->ID) ){ echo ' readonly="readonly"';} ?>
users could only modify titles when they were able to edit posts from others users.
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@jemp: are you sure you don't mean 'authors' instead of 'editors'? Because editors by default have the 'edit_posts' and 'edit_others_posts' capabilities.
If you need to change user type capabilities, I'd rather recommend using another plugin for that (see the list here), instead of modifying plugin code directly.
I'm sorry, I meant authors. I have a german wordpress installation and there, the roles have different names. Authors cannot edit other posts and that`s ok, but I would need them to change the titles. I use wordpress in school. Pupils should be able to copy attachments and write their own titles, but they should not be able to edit other posts.
I took a look at the proposed role manager plugins but i could not find where to change restrictions to my need.
Thanks a lot
@jemp: a quick fix would be to hook a function to "file_gallery_edit_attachment_post_form", which outputs a javascript one-liner to make those fields editable. Try placing this somewhere in your theme's functions.php file:
function authors_attachment_editable_fields()
global $current_user;
foreach( $current_user->roles as $role )
if( $role === 'author' )
echo '
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jQuery("#fgae_post_alt, #fgae_post_title, #fgae_post_excerpt, #fgae_post_content").prop("readonly", false);
add_action('file_gallery_edit_attachment_post_form', 'authors_attachment_editable_fields');
It should work :)
Which leads me to another issue - this means that I'm not checking user capabilities when actually updating attachment data in the database, which should be fixed right away. But that means that this code won't work in the next version of the plugin. Maybe the solution is to change the attachment owner of the copy to the user who made the copy? It actually makes sense, right?
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• Foot Hills State Forest has two state ski trails: Hiram, located off Highway 12, and Cut Lake, located off Bull Moose Forest Road. Refer to the state forest map for details. A ski pass is required.
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Role of hemiarthroplasty in intertrochanteric fractures in elderly osteoporotic patients: a case series
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Management of intertrochanteric fractures in elderly osteoporotic patients continues to be a challenging problem for orthopedic surgeons. Cutting out of implant from the femoral head and varus malpositioning of fragments is often seen in such cases if early ambulation is allowed. Prolonged bed rest in elderly patients leads to higher risk of complications such as bed sores, pneumonia and deep vein thrombosis not uncommonly leading to fatal pulmonary embolism. The purpose of this case series study was to assess the role of hemiarthroplasty in the treatment of intertrochanteric fractures in elderly patients and study the complications.
Materials and methods
Twenty-five patients were treated at a tertiary care center with hip hemiarthroplasty in intertrochanteric fractures. Mean age of the patients in the study was 77.8 years. Young patients with stable fractures and patients with active infection were excluded from study. Seventy-two percent of patients in the study were osteoporotic and associated comorbidity was present in 18 patients. Preoperative ambulatory status of all patients was noted for comparison. If calcar was deficient, calcar was reconstructed with a cut autograft from the femoral neck.
All Patients were followed for 1 year and evaluated using Modified Harris Hip Score except one patient who expired in postoperative period probably due to embolism. He had poor cardiopulmonary reserve preoperatively and cement was used in this case. Average period of initiation of full weight bearing in the present study was 5.5 days. Excellent/good results were seen in 20 patients (80%). One of the patients, who remained bedridden even after surgery, developed decubitus ulcer on the back and was labeled as failure. This patient expired 9 months after surgery. Dislocation of prosthesis was not seen in any case. One patient had shortening more than 1.5 cm due to sinking of prosthesis.
Although majority of patients with intertrochanteric fractures can be successfully managed with osteosynthesis, older patients with severe osteoporosis and associated comorbidity may benefit from prosthetic replacement. However, large scale studies are required to prove it conclusively.
KeywordsHemiarthroplasty Intertrochanteric fractures Osteoporosis
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- Title
- Role of hemiarthroplasty in intertrochanteric fractures in elderly osteoporotic patients: a case series
- Journal
European Journal of Orthopaedic Surgery & Traumatology
Volume 22, Issue 6 , pp 467-472
- Cover Date
- 2012-08
- 10.1007/s00590-011-0870-2
- Print ISSN
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- Kapil Sangwan (1)
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I have been using Wamp with Windows 7 and when I recently upgraded to Windows 8 I have been unable to connect to the localhost. Uninstalling and reinstalling does not work. I also tried to install XAMPP to see if I can use the localhost on there but no. What is it about Windows 8 that is preventing me from doing this?
Yes there is a beta version of Xampp(1.8.1)thats available for download.Here is the Link http://www.apachefriends.org/en/xampp-windows.html. Check if it works or not..
The problem come because Windows 8 integrated Microsoft IIS, and both WAMP and IIS use port 80. Find below how to fix it (the solution come from http://wpfirstaid.com/2012/11/wamp-server-microsoft-iis-windows-8-pro/ , so check the url for complete explaination):
I dont think that windows 8 has anything to do with it, can you check your firewall , if its causing this problem. because in earlier windows versions. many people with firewalls have this problem. If the problem still persists then maybe i will install wamp and try it on my own windows 8.
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I am having connectivity problems between my wireless printer, the HP Photosmart Premium, and my wired PC which is running Windows 8 x64. Currently, the printer is connected to a wireless network, while the PC is connected to the network via ethernet cable. When I install the printer, it gives me an error message saying:
"The PC and the printer are connected to different networks(192.168.0.0,220.127.116.11 and 10.0.0.0). They must be connected to the same network. This can happen when you use the manufacturer's default network name (SSID) and another nearby network is using the same name."
Currently, the internet comes into the house and into a Centurylink modem. The connection is then split up between a switch and the wireless router. The switch is then connected to another switch which in turn connects to my PC. It's a little convoluted, but that's the way it has been set up.
I have been able to get my printer to connect perfectly in the past, even with this error message, but every time I turn off my printer (I usually leave it in power saving mode) it seems to not work again, or at least that is when I notice it disconnecting. I was wondering if there is any way to make the connection permanent aside from changing my network around.
Thanks in advance for any help.
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I'd like to help. Can you answer some questions?
- If you press your Win 8 Flag button on your computer keyboard and then press the "X" key, a window will open up. Click on the Command Prompt and the command prompt window will open. Type in ipconfig and hit Enter. You may need to scroll up after that. Can you give me the 1.) IPV4 Address, 2.) Subnet Mask and 3.) Default Gateway?
- What is the Product # for your printer? You can find this on the Status Report that is in Setup / Reports / Status Report or Self Test Report on the printer.
- Under Setup / and then Network on the printer, run the Wireless Network Test. 1.) Does everything pass? 2.) What is the signal strength? 3.) What is the ip address according to this report?
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Re: Connecting wireless printer to wired PC
Hi Rich1,
Here's the information you wanted,
1.) There were two items listed in the ipconfig,
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a. Everything passes.
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Re: Connecting wireless printer to wired PC
I know you said you didn't want to change your setup, but are the switches a necessity? I wonder if maybe those have something to do with the connectivity problem you are experiencing.
I am linking a good connectivity troubleshooting document that has some information that may be helpful. Click Here I would definitely suggest that you set a static ip for the printer. This is described in the link.
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Agree, setup is wrong. This is what you need:
Internet>Modem>router>switch. All switches go after the router.
If my post resolved your problem, please mark it as an Accepted Solution .
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Is the PC still connected to the switches?
Ideally, the printer and the computer would be connected directly to the router. If you were able do that, there would be less room for confusion.
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I don�t know, to how many of those places you can visit, we were to the temple of Seti I. And would�t had time to go elsewhere, because the convoy comes and goes at certain times.
The temple of Seti I is very well preserved. There is beautiful colours left and some special features. Inside the temple, there is seven chapels, hall of ancestors with the king list and outside (behind) the temple the Osireion. A huge cenotaph. Unfortunately it floods, so we could only see it from the outside.
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In the uterus and in the first months of his life, your baby relies on your immunity to various infections.
If your immune system thought your baby was foreign, it would mount an attack on him. You and your baby are designed so that this does not happen. Your baby does not have the ability to produce antibodies (which would attack you) in the uterus: he relies completely on you to protect him from infection, not only in the uterus but also after birth. Protection after birth is possible because antibodies from your immune system cross over the placenta into your baby's bloodstream, while you're pregnant. If you have immunity to a disease such as measles, mumps, polio, and many other severe infections, your baby will carry your antibodies to these conditions. This so-called passive immunity is lost with time and it is for this reason that, from two months onward, your baby will require a program of immunizations to protect against these and other illnesses.
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There have been numerous studies over the past few years involving women exercising while they're pregnant. The bottom line is that exercise performed effectively and safely, at a moderate intensity and in healthy women, is beneficial.
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Here are the myths:
- Exercising will harm my baby if I move too much. Your baby is protected by amniotic fluid and nourished by the placenta. By keeping within safe exercising guidelines (see Do's and don'ts), and not doing any high-impact sports or activities where you are at risk of falling or injuries, you are not putting your baby at risk.
- Exercise will use up some of the nutrients my baby needs. Your baby's growth will be monitored at doctor appointments, so you and your doctor will be able to tell whether your baby is growing at a usual rate or whether you should increase your calorie intake. If you're concerned, increase your calorie intake on the days that you exercise.
- Doing abdominal exercises will harm the baby. You can do abdominal exercises but you should not do abdominal exercises lying on your back in the second and third trimesters. The risk of lying on your back is that the baby can press down on the vena cava (the large blood vessel that returns blood to your heart). This causes your blood pressure to fall and compromises the oxygen flow to the baby. The first sign of a problem will be feeling dizzy: if you roll on to your left side, any symptoms should disappear. Don't hesitate to consult your doctor if you're concerned. The abdominal exercises shown on page 250 give you some great ways of doing safe abdominal exercises that do not put you or your baby at risk.
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Since the end of the Steelers' season, we have heard countless times how much trouble they are in based on their salary cap.
Most reports estimated that the salary cap wasn't going to change much, so it was estimated that the Steelers would be in the neighborhood of $25 million over the spending limit.
The Steelers have made quite a few roster moves and have dropped that number significantly over the last few weeks.
To start, the Steelers restructured two contracts they signed last year, with arguably two of the most important players on the defense, LaMarr Woodley and Lawrence Timmons.
Woodley and Timmons agreed to simple restructures, which is really giving them their entire yearly salary, minus the league minimum, as a signing bonus which spreads the total amount over the remaining years of the contract.
With these two moves, the Steelers trimmed a total of $11.7 million from that $25 million number, bringing the total to $12.3 million over the cap.
Next, they did another restructure with Ike Taylor, also another contract they signed last offseason, which cleared up another $3.28 million, bringing the total down to about $9 million over the cap.
They aren't done yet, doing even another simple restructure with Willie Colon, which brings the Steelers a cap savings of another $3 million, bringing the total down to $6 million.
In addition to that, the Steelers have released Arnaz Battle and Bryant McFadden. Bringing the total over the cap money down another $3.5 million and bringing the total over the cap down to around $2.5 million.
Still room to move.
With two other highly paid players on the Steelers already saying they would agree to the simple restructure, both Ben Roethlisberger and James Harrison, the Steelers will be able to easily get under the salary cap before the start of the league year in March.
Roethlisberger, who is set to make $11.6 million this year, would provide the Steelers with nearly $5 million in cap relief by a simple restructure. Harrison, who is scheduled to make just over $5.5 million, could reduce his cap number by around $3 million.
Those two moves, would not only put the Steelers roughly $5 million under the cap, but it would do so with the only people from last year's team to be released are Battle, who was a special teams player and McFadden, who never saw the field after he was outplayed by Keenan Lewis.
The Steelers still have decisions to make, namely which older players are they going to keep around, and which ones are they going to show the door.
Hines Ward, who is slated to earn $4 million this year, is trying to convince everyone that he is still wanting to stay in Pittsburgh, and is willing to take a pay cut to get there. If he is wanting anything over league minimum, then he simply isn't worth it.
Don't believe me? If you take the $5 million under the cap the Steelers could be (Roethlisberger and Harrison simple restructures) and the $4 million Hines Ward is due, you would only need another $250,000 to be able to put the franchise tag on Mike Wallace.
Then we have the James Farrior/Larry Foote debate. Farrior is due $2.83 million, and Foote is due $3 million.
Some may argue that neither of them are worth that kind of money, and BOTH could end up released. I think the Steelers will keep one of them, either way, clearing up another $3 million.
Aaron Smith is as good as gone, which frees up another $2.1 million, and Chris Kemoeatu would free up another $3.5 million. That is a total of $5.6 million more.
Casey Hampton is also due to make close to $5 million next year, and coming off his ACL injury, odds are, he will not be on the Steelers next year.
What this means is the Steelers need to make the following moves:
Simple restructures for Roethlisberger and Harrison: plus-$8 million
Release Hines Wars: plus-$4 million
Release James Farrior: plus-$3 million
Release Aaron Smith: plus-$2 million
Release Larry Foote: plus-$3 million
Release Casey Hampton: plus-$5 million
Release Chris Kemoeatu: plus-$4 million
That is a total of $29 million, while we are currently $5 million over the cap. That would bring Pittsburgh to plus-$24 million.
And what does Pittsburgh lose to get to these numbers?
Ward: The team's fourth WR option
Farrior: Liability on defense; his best days are behind him
Smith: Injury has ended his last three seasons.
Foote: Depth only
Hampton: Injured and won't be playing anyway
Kemoeatu: Save about four penalties per game and about two sacks a game as well
NONE of these moves hurt the Steelers, and ALL of them help.
What to do with that money? Simple.
Franchise Mike Wallace. Sign him to a contract similar to what Santonio Holmes signed—a five-year, $50 million, $25 million guaranteed. His base salary in 2012 would be near league minimum (due to signing bonus), but his take home this year would be $10 million, with only $3 million against the cap.
This leaves the Steelers at $21 million.
Suddenly, all of those nightmares don't seem that bad, do they?
UPDATE: According to Ed Bouchette of the The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, Ben Roethlisberger has restructured his contract, giving the Steelers an additional $8 million in cap savings.


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Day 29, 30 and, at last, 31: A Way-Too-Early Preview of World Cup 2006June 30, The Media Tribune, Yokohama Stadium, 10 p.m.
I know a thing or two about confetti cannons and big victory celebrations, I tell my friend Cam from ESPN, who I'm sitting next to. And I've got to say that the director is doing a wonderful job with this moment of Cafu holding up the World Cup trophy. I'm watching it all live, but also on the monitors at the Univision broadcast position right in front of me (that guy really does yell even when nothing is happening). I am happy. Not ecstatic. It was not a beautiful game -- far from it -- and I really think this World Cup needed one. Ronaldo, though, was fascinating -- seemed so out of sorts in the first half, even disinterested sometimes. I also have to say that I spent a large part of the game screaming at Rivaldo to pass the #$&*%^@ ball. Ronaldo's first goal came from a rebound from an absolutely unconscionable Rivaldo shot (spilled by my personal man of the match -- Oliver Kahn) with two players completely free to his right. Ronaldo's second -- though partially assisted by Rivaldo with a nice dummy, you just know Rivaldo peeled off into the area waiting to get that ball back -- for me was the second-best goal I saw with my own eyes in this World Cup. Not quite as brilliant as the less-flashy but more technically difficult Jared Borgetti goal for Mexico against Italy. In my 'pinion. Ronaldinho, though, was the most electrifying performer on the pitch, followed closely by Pierluigi Collina, who was phenomenal (two cards early, no more trouble, actually had the guts to overrule a linesman). Halfway through the first half, after Ronaldinho has miracled a sublime pass into the box which Ronaldo pussy foots wide of the goal, Cam, who's from Australia, leans over to me and says that Ronaldinho reminds him of one of those male transvestites in Thailand. Learned a little bit too much about Cam last night. The Bar at The Royal Park Hotel, Yokohama, 1:15 a.m.
I head back to the hotel next door to the Pan Pacific with the entire ESPN crew. I desperately try to sell Ty Keough with my Oliver-Kahn-is-overrated-and-has-finally-been-found-out argument. I am just convinced that Kahn reaps enormous credit for showboating (or would that be showbooting), making every save look more spectacular than it really is. Ty, I think it is fair to say, thinks I am a few sandwiches short of a picnic, but very patiently indulges me as I repeatedly call Rudi Voeller, Berti Vogts. I swear it is not the alcohol -- I'm drinking Coca Cora. Which is what they call it here.It is nevertheless a great way to end the World Cup -- these guys, commentators, producers, mad West Bromwich Albion supporting statisticians (did you know that Ronaldo now has exactly the same goal scoring record in World Cup football as Pele -- 12 goals in 14 games?) have worked their butts off over the last few weeks. And their passion for the game and its future in the United States would make you weep. July 1, Pan Pacific Hotel, room 1412, 10:15 p.m.
Like the World Cup, I feel like I rather lost my momentum over the last week and a half. Perhaps it was getting sick, perhaps I was more affected than I admitted by the losses of England and the United States. It certainly gave me less to write about, that and the departure of George Waud -- he's always worth about 500 words. But the truth is this was a World Cup of highs and lows, of positives and negatives, of yin and yang. It was a World Cup of karma, of settled scores and of reputations built over years undone in an instant. It was not a World Cup, on the whole, of unforgettable football. But It was a World Cup that has, perhaps, changed the landscape, the hierarchy of worldwide football. Or maybe it hasn't. We'll see in 2006. But if you can't wait, here is the ... Davies' way-too-early preview of Germany 2006 that I can afford to make because it will be forgotten in four years' time
1. The tournament will be pushed back
Rumor has it (and it is true that there are a lot of ridiculous rumors at the World Cup) that the tournament will start two or three weeks later, allowing European-based players involved in their long domestic seasons and Champions' League more time to rest.
2. Several major nations will fail to qualify
This time we missed Holland and Colombia, two of the top nations in world football. Next time, just as the World Cup finals have become more competitive, so will qualifying. Look for two hands worth of teams from this year's competition not to make it back.
Northern Europe will be at home, Mediterranean Europe has way too much talent and some scores to settle, and Eastern Europe made an uncharacteristically poor showing this year. 4. Argentina will be back
I will not miss the current Argentina team -- their trash talking of David Beckham before the penalty, spitting at Danny Mills, abusing Paul Scholes in the mix zone, and the fact none of them could offer a complimentary word about England after the game -- but you can bet on the hand of Maradona that they'll be back, too. 5. England and the United States will send stronger and more experienced teams
England does not seem to have a lot of luck with the draw for international tournaments. This year, not only were they drawn in the Group of Death, for qualifying they were in the same group as World Cup finalist Germany, and for Euro 2004 they're in the same group as semifinalist Turkey. So, assuming England qualifies, it will send essentially the same core of players to the next World Cup with its central midfield rock, Steven Gerrard, and a couple of new faces who now have four years to get some experience playing with each other.
The United States will certainly send a more complete and more experienced side to Germany. How well they do will also depend on the fortune of a good draw, but there's no reason why they cannot match or better their performance from this time. U.S. fans, pray for the health and continued improvement of Landon Donovan, DaMarcus Beasley, John O'Brien and Clint Mathis, the emergence of a solid central defensive partnership and a tireless replacement for Earnie Stewart and, potentially, Claudio Reyna.6. TV ratings in the United States will be even bigger
There will be a media frenzy before the next World Cup. You just know it. These players are known now, and some might be legitimate stars if MLS and U.S. Soccer work together to get the team and players out there enough, in the right places against the right teams at the right times over the next four years. Moreover, the next World Cup will be far more friendly for U.S. television, the games being played at much better times -- especially the weekend games, which will be on live during prime afternoon network sports slots. 7. There will be refereeing and rules changes
The fact is, for all the complaints about the refereeing, the speed of the game and the increasingly aggressive play in the penalty area (plus superb acting) is making this game almost impossible for one ref and two line judges to officiate. There will never be a dozen Collinas, and even the great hairless one can make mistakes. The World Cup is worth way too much money for FIFA to allow itself to be exposed this way again. This time FIFA boss Sepp Blatter blamed the refs; next time he will have to take more responsibility. Look for two refs or two additional linesmen, and some changes to rules or their application, particularly offside. However much you tell these guys that when in doubt the benefit goes to the attacking side, it's just human nature that if you give someone a flag and tell them to wave it when they see an offside, every time they think they see one -- however sure or unsure they are -- they'll wave it.
So my bags are packed. There are seven of them. I've spent rather too much time in the mall this week buying gifts that I really want myself. Particularly the BUFFON Italian goalkeeping jersey. My flight leaves at 10:30 a.m. Tuesday and arrives at 9:45 a.m. Tuesday. What will I do with those regained 45 minutes?When I step off that plane at JFK I'll be back to my old life, which is pretty fantastic, all things considered. I will miss football. I will miss writing about football. I will miss Japan, or at least, what I've seen of Japan. I have bizarrely received several e-mails, most of them admittedly from Wade, asking me what I'm going to do next. I'd like to write a book about football in the United States, and I have a couple of ideas. But until the next World Cup, I mostly just want to go back to watching football in bars in New York City. Wait a minute, that's another idea for a book. Or how about a regular Page 2 column? Shameless. Michael Davies, a native of London, is executive producer of ABC's "Who Wants to be a Millionaire."
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Davies Day 27: Who wants to be a diary expert?
Davies Day 26: Styling underarms and Brazilian bikinis
Davies Day 25: Managing to Wade through
Davies Day 24: Where God shines his light
Davies Day 23: One more time on instant replay
Davies Day 22: Football greats stole my cell phone
Davies Day 21: Unanswered prayers
Davies Day 20: Heaven, hell and a guy named Hector
Davies Day 19: South Korea alters power structure
Davies Day 18: Left at the altar
Davies Day 17: Dawn of a new day for U.S. soccer
Davies Day 16: The dreaded Niigata sickness
Davies Day 15: Kids, don't do mingers
Davies Day 14: A World Cup twisted from its roots
Davies Day 13: Ending on a low note
Davies Day 12: Fast train to nowhere
Davies Day 11: It just keeps getting better
Davies Day 10: Seeing red, white, blue ... and green
Davies Day 9: Cheering for jolly old Nippon
Davies Day 8: Nobody knows anything
Davies Day 7: Soccer is the curse of the drinking class
Davies Day 6: I've got your U.S. boys' backs
Davies Day 5: Turning Japanese
Davies Day 4: Satellite Stadium, take a bow
Davies Day 3: Where's the passion?
Davies Day 2: Ga-ga over the boys in green
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Skip to comments.J.D. Hayworth Donation Page UP & Running
Posted on 01/27/2010 7:30:01 PM PST by mazda77
Not sure if this has been posted yet, but I just went to this new site and it appears to be ready.
I just posted my first donation and it appeared to function properly.
Let the JD Money Bomb begin!
BUMP and bookmark
Do we know this is actually his? He hasn't twittered about it that I can see and it isn't linked from his official site.
This is also registered to a XYBYX LLC under the name of PRESNELL, J MARSHALL.
Should this get placed in the Breaking News sidebar?
"Let the JD Money Bomb begin!"
I'm going to a dinner next month where he is speaking. THAT'LL be interesting!
Good point. I had seen this address mentioned a few days ago and I figured I'd check it out. If it is not real, exposing it here would be a great way to ferret out some people who could go to jail.
I received an acknowedgement and it noted; JD Hayworth for US Senate
OK, we need 10 million to offset McCains bounty.
Donate NOW!
I will be making a solid contribution. STOP the RINO!!!!!!! Stop the AIDS of the GOP.
I think it is cool. At least from his own comments, Presnell is Hayworth's tech guy although I still haven't found anything on Hayworth's site about it.
We've been burned before with fake fundraiser pages. I always check to make sure it is linked from official sites we trust first and it has the same registration. Those two red flags went off with this.
By the way I not only will be contributing because I despise McCain and will do all I can to stop him, but I really have always admired and liked JD! I hope he bucks the backing and power of the GOP!
Yes. Good tip.
JD Hayworth...I wouldn't pay to see McCain. It's hard enough listening to him at townhalls.
JD Hayworth...I wouldn't pay to see McCain. It's hard enough listening to him at townhalls.
JD Hayworth...I wouldn't pay to see McCain. It's hard enough listening to him at townhalls.
Yikes..I'm getting a lot of double posting tonight.
Just e-mailed the JD Hayworth site to ask if this is a credible donation page for the campaign.
Good call, his official site JDHayworth.com is registered under the LLC The Great 48th Group LLC while the donation has a different contact name and address (Phoenix versus Scottsdale (I know, one mountain difference) and is under XYBYX LLC.
awesome. thanks so much!!
Is this Hayworth site legit?
A couple forgotten quotes by SEn. John McCain:
Give everyone in the world an opportunity to come to America
Those who live closest are the ones who can get here. Everyone in the world should have the opportunity through an orderly process to come to this country.
Source: AZ Senate Debate, in Tucson Citizen Oct 16, 2004
Change rule barring immigrants from running for president?
Q: Should we change our Constitution to allow men like Mel Martinez, born in Cuba, and Arnold Schwarzenegger, born in Austria, to stand here some night as candidates for president?
McCAIN: He and I have many similar attributes, so I have to seriously consider it.
Source: 2007 GOP primary debate, at Reagan library, hosted by MSNBC May 3, 2007
I am trying to verify that yet. No response yet from the JD campaign.
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This was compelling, and creppy - something that would give a person nightmares, unless that person never had nightmares except of serial killers. In this a group of teens who do not know each other, brush each other's lives as Evie, one of them, fights to prevent a ghost from summoning the Beast from the grave. It is a curious mix of biblical and supernatural, so it feels as though it could have happened. And her descriptions are good. She does get "writery" in some chapters as she describes the wind or the city, but that is okay, as this is a young adult book, and it alters a smattering of romance, the sort high school girls yearn for in their own boring love lives, with proper literature - symbols and personification and extended metaphors, so that students become a bit more cultured before moving on.
The main character is a flapper, and her brother died in the Great War, and she has the ability to see a person's past through an object that is dear to them. She is sent to her uncle's Museum of the Creepy Crawlers after bringing shame upon the family in Ohio, and she lives up Manhattan to the fullest, though she shows herself resourceful, smart and brave as the Bretheren, the bad guys, start to raise the antichrist. There is an excellent framework set down for the future books, but there is enough of a story to carry you through Evie's battle, that you believe the other people are going to play a part in the final countdown, and even though they don't, they still feel essential to the larger story of the series.
This would have help my interest more if Bray wasn't trying to write the beginnings of a grand series here. She introduced too many characters and storylines that I couldn't (or didn't want to) keep straight. And when we weren't with the main 4 or 5 characters, damn, this story dragged.
I'd like to know more about these mysterious Diviners, but I think I'll wait to read the summary on Wikipedia or something.
Evie, an outspoken youngster from Ohio is sent away be her family to live with a strange uncle in Jazz Age New York City and ends up helping him try to solve a series of occultist murders. An outlandish premise, but we also learn that Evie is one of many characters with extrasensory powers (the titular "Diviners") and that there's a man who is part machine, so just roll with it. The characters are richly defined and help hold together a story that's a little like Ghostbusters, but 60 years earlier. The narration of January LaVoy captures the carefree spirit and hidden genius of Evie O'Neill and her comrades in this historical paranormal horror mystery.
Evie is a would-be flapper with too much spunk and too little common sense. After exposing a boy's shameful secret at a party, Evie is exiled to New York City to stay with her uncle. The city has all the booze and parties that she'd hoped for, but it also contains a terrible mystery: a serial killer is stalking the streets, and only Evie and her uncle can find and stop him.
I do really like Evie, who never thinks ahead but whose intemperate actions are often more effective than any plan. That said,
This book was creepy, gory, and definitely disturbing. Yet, despite all that, I loved it! I can't wait for the sequel!
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Wayne, Kenneth.
Picasso, Braque, Léger, and the Cubist spirit, 1919-1939.
Portland, Me. : Portland Museum of Art ; Seattle : Distributed by the University of Washington Press, 1996
|Personne nommée :
|Pablo Picasso; Georges Braque; Fernand Léger
|Format :
|Tous les auteurs / collaborateurs :
Kenneth Wayne; Pablo Picasso; Georges Braque; Fernand Léger; Portland Museum of Art.
|0916857085 9780916857080
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|Notes :
|Catalog of an exhibition held at the Portland Museum of Art, Maine, June 29-October 20, 1996.
|Description :
|64 pages : illustrations (some color) ; 28 cm
|Contenu :
|Picasso's guiding spirit --
Late cubism(s) --
Cubism and modern French design --
Exhibition checklist --
Chronology --
Lenders to the exhibition.
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|Kenneth Wayne, with an essay by Christopher Green.
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This volume presents art and design in France during the years between the two World Wars, in an effort to dispel the perception that Cubism was only a pre-World War I phenomenon. After the war, Cubist painting became more varied, colorful, and accessible, and began to affect other media such as furniture, fashion, cinema and architecture. What had begun as a rarefied pictorial style became a popular language. The first essay addresses Picasso's abundant and varied cubist painting. The second essay treats the art of three major Cubists -- Picasso, Braque, and Leger -- in the context of the various cubist idioms that developed. The third essay, also broad in scope, examines the significant relationship between Cubism and the decorative arts in France.
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We are making tremendous progress, but our work is far from over. We need to make sure every person in America can get health care to prevent illness and to help them get better when they are sick.
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