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This is an excerpt from EERE Network News, a weekly electronic newsletter.
May 31, 2006
Northeastern States Offering Funds for Renewable Energy Projects
The northeastern states of Connecticut, Massachusetts, New York, and Pennsylvania continue to demonstrate their strong financial support for renewable energy, collectively offering more than $13 million in funds in recent weeks. The Massachusetts Technology Collaborative (MTC) is offering up to $2 million in grants for renewable energy projects that are at least 10 kilowatts in size and located at commercial, industrial, institutional, or public facilities. The grants could go toward either feasibility studies or design and construction. Applications are due on August 17th. The New York State Energy Research and Development (NYSERDA) is offering $1.3 million for solar photovoltaic projects on municipal buildings, and proposals are due on August 15th. NYSERDA currently has a wide range of energy-related funding opportunities. And Pennsylvania is offering $10 million for clean energy projects through two programs: the Pennsylvania Energy Development Authority and the Energy Harvest Grant Program. Proposals for both programs are due on July 14th. See the MTC and NYSERDA notices, the full list of NYSERDA funding opportunities, and the press release from Pennsylvania Governor Edward Rendell.
The situation is somewhat different in Connecticut, where the state's utilities are trying to establish long-term power purchase agreements for at least 100 megawatts (MW) of renewable power by July 2008. The state requires the renewable power providers to have received funding from the Connecticut Clean Energy Fund (CCEF), so the CCEF is currently offering grants of at least $50,000 for renewable energy projects located in the state that are from 1 to 30 MW in size. In this round of funding, the CCEF aims to develop contracts for 81 to 85 MW of renewable power. Proposals are due by July 17th. See the CCEF request for proposals.
This latest round of funding is indicative of a larger trend in state support for renewable energy projects, according to a new report from DOE's Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (LBNL) and the Clean Energy States Alliance. Since 1998, state clean energy funds have committed nearly $400 million to 234 utility-scale renewable energy projects totaling 2,249 MW of capacity, according to the report. Of the 2,249 MW of new renewable capacity currently supported, 1,116 MW have been built to date, leaving 1,133 MW still in the development pipeline. See the report on the LBNL Web site.


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As you may have heard, a really cool project has been in the works over the past few days to bring Red Wings Brasil's Guilherme (or "Herm" as I ignorantly started calling him one day) to Detroit to see his first Wings game. If you know nothing about this, you can catch up by clicking the A2Y link at the bottom and watch the video. We're not the Coen brothers, but we did what we could with the (very) limited resources we had.
Herm To Hockeytown
Red Wings Brasil
Abel to Yzerman

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PABLO, MONTANA 59855 ISSN: 0528-8592 NEWSPAPER OF THE SAUSH, PEND cTOREILLE AND KOOTENAI TRIBES 0/ THE FLATHEAD INDIAN RESERVATION . WESTERN MONTANA VOLUME 10 NUMBER 16 NEW MOON Of THE WANDERING JAM UAH Y I, 1982 The year's final Council meeting was a busy one A forty percent lameduck Council met December 18 in Pablo for a short six-hour session. Besides. approving half-a-dozen sets of committee minutes, the Council discussed money, trees, water and personnel matters. Before getting into the heavy business, though, a resolution was drafted expressing the Council's regret at the death of Tribal Judge Henry Burland (see page 2). Copies of the unanimously approved document will be sent to Judge Burland's family and will be included in the Tribal archives. Joe McDonald, outgoing Ronan councilman, also proposed that the law and order building in Pablo be known as the Henry Burland Building. This motion, too, was unanimously accepted, as was Joe's motion that all the Tribal buildings be given proper names. The new administration committee will oversee this last item. In other business, the Council agreed to drop "Community" from SKCC's name. The Tribally controlled college is now officially to be known as Salish Kootenai College. (We'll have the particulars on this in the next issue, once the college staff gets back from its holiday vacation.) The Council learned that two Federally funded Tribal departments have been granted temporary reprieves from their December 1981 phase out plans. The EDA Planning people can stay around until January 31, 1982, (CONTINUED ON PAGE 2) Some Indians exempt from vehicle licenses ASSOCIATED PRESS HELENA - Indians living on their own reservation will not be required to pay the new vehicle license fee which goes into effect in Montana on January 1, Attorney General Mike Greety has ruled. On the first day of 1982, Montana's current motor vehicle property tax based upon vehicle value will be replaced by a license fee based upon vehicle age and weight. The 1981 Legislature designated the new assessment as a fee "in lieu of a property tax." It also specified that the new fee will be in addition to the current registration fee, which remains unaffected by the new law. Money generated by the new fee will be distributed by (CONTINUED ON PAGE 5) Quarterly is January 1 Since the Tribal Constitution requires quarterly meetings be held on the first Friday of January, April, July and October, 1982's first such gathering has been scheduled for January 1, 1982. The place is the Council Chambers in Pablo. Nine a.m. is the optimistic target hour for convening. INSIDE THIS ISSUE: Ken Smith on water rights............................................Page 4 "Charlo's People"..........................................................Page 5 SKC winter quarter news............................................Page 6 and Pages 13-16 "Letters to the Editor"....................................................Page 8 Health Corner.................................................................Page 10 January calendar...........................................................Page 17 Council minutes.......................>.....................................Page 23
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September 29, 2011
Picture this. A glitzy hotel in west Los Angeles, Ferraris lining the curb outside. An ornate lobby of marble and glass, lounge chairs under potted palms. Men in Armani suits mingle with women in shoes taller than most buildings in my town.
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SAN JOSE -- The mosquito fogger is coming Thursday night, spraying insecticide in a mile radius around the spot in a South San Jose neighborhood where a West Nile virus-carrying crow was recently found dead.
It wasn't just the bird that triggered the response from the Santa Clara County Vector Control District -- follow up tests on July 5 found about 1 percent of mosquitoes trapped in the 3.75-square mile area surrounding Miner Park also were infected.
"They are essentially little hypodermic needles carrying the virus," said the district's acting manager Russ Parman. "That's our protocol, when they are found it represents a direct risk of human infection."
Between 2003 and 2012, there have been 3,625 statewide cases of West Nile virus in humans, with 130 resulting deaths. There were 479 cases and 20 fatalities in 2012 and so far this year only a single case in Sacramento, where a man died after contracting the virus. But because of other underlying health conditions it is not known if his death was due to West Nile.
According to the state Department of Public Health, three dead birds with the virus have been found in Santa Clara County this year. Parman said 2012 had the third-most incidents of the virus in tested bugs and birds since the virus arrived in California a decade before, but this year has had a slow start.
He said it's not necessarily because of the weather.
"It's counterintuitive," he said. "In a drought there may be less water, but birds and mosquitoes are going to be more likely to encounter each other at those limited water sources."
The misting pickup truck will begin its duties around 11 p.m. and continue for several hours. The chemical used is a combination of pyrethrin -- derived from chrysanthemum flowers -- and a "synergist" agent that prevents insects from quickly metabolizing the pyrethrin.
That means it can be used in very small concentrations -- one ounce per acre, Parman said.
"The reason it works is we're putting it out in a mist, millions of these little micro droplets," he said. "There's not enough material to harm anything much bigger than a mosquito."
However, not everyone agrees with that statement. Saratoga resident Cheriel Jensen, who filed a legal motion to stop the fogging last year, said it does more harm than good.
"The material safety data sheet shows that it kills fish, bees and predators of mosquitoes," she said. "And it doesn't kill the larva so they bloom right back up. Meanwhile, the predators have been killed."
The county is in the process of coming up with a full environmental impact report on the mosquito operations, but Parman said that they are not legally required to do so.
"We are in compliance with the (California Environmental Quality Act) law, and are exempt from the requirement to do a full EIR," he said. "But we are doing that to help the public understand our programs."
He said that Jensen's concerns are "a common notion, but there's nothing in literature to support that."
He said it's not a residual chemical, and the goal is to mist it over the mosquitoes themselves. Any remaining pyrethrin will be evaporated within hours of sunrise.
He said it's not an attempt at eradication, but to "break the amplification cycle" of West Nile carriers.
They usually conduct one to three such fogging operations per year in "hot spots" that can pop up pretty much anywhere in the county.
"I think it has to do with how the birds amplify the virus," he said. "One bird can have so much that just about every mosquito that bites it will pick it up."
Information packets were distributed to residents in the fogging area Wednesday. Vector control and health department staff will be available to answer questions and provide information from 7:30 a.m. to 7 p.m. Thursday at 408-918-4770 or 800-675-1155.
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A Silver Soliloquy: Personal Remembrance of Horace Silver
The death of Horace Silver at 85 leaves a hole in the jazz world.
The pianist and composer was a founder of "hard bop"– a soulful mixture of bebop, blues, gospel and Latin. An original leader of the "Jazz Messengers" in the 1950s, Silver's groups spawned a generation of stars. His foot-tapping tunes like "Song for My Father," "Sister Sadie" and "Señor Blues" are indelible marks in the jazz lexicon.
Off the bandstand, he left a deeper impression. In an era of unapproachable stars, Silver was warm and supportive, sharing his thoughts on music and life.
I met Horace in 1980 at the Village Vanguard, where his band was lounging between sets on the upstairs steps of the fabled club, smoking what is now legal in Colorado (Horace abstained). We quickly became pen pals.
I was awed by his generosity. Sharing his private number and writing letters, he offered to help my fledgling efforts as a jazz writer and piano player. He sent along unpublished lead sheets of his tunes. He suggested music books. He'd ask about the kids ("glad that they are diggin' on my stuff too," he wrote).
He riffed on life. He stressed balancing the mind, body and spirit, comparing them to melody, harmony and rhythm. (We're "three dimensional," he'd say, just as in music.) He preached about eating right and staying healthy.
One of the unpublished music sheets he mailed — "Nothin' Can Stop Me Now," a funky 1972 tune – testified to his optimism. ("The negative view is hollow," he wrote, "take a positive view to follow.")
He loved staying busy. In one letter, he said he was working on "four or five different projects," adding: "So I'm not sittin' on my butt doing nothing. Life is so pleasant when you are involved in projects that are stimulating."
In a profession where many legends have died young, Silver was prolific over six decades. In his later years, he was known as the "Hard Bop Grandpop," and continued to spin out catchy tunes like "Rockin' with Rachmaninoff."
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If you're like me, you probably understand the basic idea of matching food with wine, but can't be bothered with the details. Here are some practical tips from local chefs and sommeliers that might lure you out of your comfort zone.
"The beauty of wine pairing is that it's like going to English class and listening to different interpretations of a novel - there's no wrong interpretation," said Rob Farrer, sommelier at Grouse Mountain Grill
"There are multiple directions to go in - there's no one answer," said Richard Hinojosa, executive chef at Larkspur Restaurant, whose "happy place" wine pairing for his gnocchi would be a Gruner Veltliner from Austria, because it's a lean, acidic wine, with minerality and citrus flavors that balance the richness of the dish. (Find the gnocchi recipe at larkspur.com/happenings or on Larkspur's facebook page).
Food friendly wines
Don't get caught up trying to pair a red or white wine with a specific food.
"Look for good food friendly wines from Italy, Spain or Portugal - they're not fruit forward, they're more austere, lighter body wines and tend to be more versatile," said Peter Hillback, a private chef in Vail.
"A simple rule that I follow is to always let the food shine," said Farrer, who prefers medium to lighter body wines, and wines with a lower alcohol content. "A lighter wine won't combat with the flavors of a dish - they don't get in the way of the food."
Oregon's Willamette Valley Pinot's are also food friendly, softer and more approachable. Try the Domaine Serene Pinot Noir Jerusalem Hill.
"If there's one pinot on my list I would pop right now it would be that one," said David Richardson, dining director at Larkspur.
Like, like and opposites attract
At Eat! Drink! in Edwards owner Pollyanna Forester uses the principles "like, like" and "opposites attract" when pairing wine or beer with cheese (eatdrinkinc.com).
For a contrast of flavors, Forester pairs the caramel and nutty flavors of an aged gouda with champagne. Or try a Sauvignon Blanc from the Loire Valley with a Valencay goat cheese to experience the mineral, chalky and tart flavors of this cheese with a dry wine from the same region.
If you're using ingredients from a certain region of the world, match it with a wine from the same region. James Gall, both a certified sommelier and the managing director of Larkspur suggests pairing wines from Nice, France with Larkspur's tuna crudo niçoise, a play on the classic dish.
"Few wines pair well with olives, but these wines from the same region as the olives actually complement the olives and the tuna nicely," Gall said.
Regional wine, cuisine and culture evolve together so a local cuisine and wine pair naturally - especially in Europe.
"When I visit Burgundy, the regional wines and their food create harmony and nuances in flavors that you don't find otherwise," said Ben Daroca, sommelier at Larkspur Restaurant.
'Expand your palate, expand your mind'
Don't just serve white wine with fish, or red wine with beef.
"I get tired of hearing people say they have to drink a certain wine with a certain type of food. Expand your palate, expand your mind," said Hillback.
"If our guests are willing to think outside the box, they will totally get it when they taste an unlikely pairing," said Daroca, who tasted 50 wines with Larkspur's signature veal scaloppini dish before recommending a white from the Alsace region of France or a German white with residual sugar "to cut the richness of the dish and counter the acid in the lemon, caper garnish."
It pays to be adventurous. Through October many restaurants in Vail offer wine and food specials, such as Larkspur's 25 percent off bottles under $100 and 50 percent off bottles priced over $100.
"Go out on a limb," Daroca said. "That's when you find that epiphany moment with wine. It can be a game changer."
Have fun
But the best advice of all? Don't be too uppity about your wine choices.
"Wine should be fun," said David Courtney, owner of Beaver Liquors in Avon, known for its extensive temperature-controlled wine cellar. "There's nothing like it when you have that true synergy, but most people get too serious about wine,"
Forget the pretention, drink red wine with fish, white wine with red meat and try a new wine app on your phone, or as Courtney said, "drink the wine you like, with the people you like, with the food you like and you can't go wrong."
Kelly Brinkerhoff is a local freelance writer contracted by Larkspur Restaurant. Larkspur (www.larkspurvail.com), at the base of Vail Mountain, has been serving American classics with a fresh interpretation since 1999 (firstname.lastname@example.com).


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CONCORD -- Recent De La Salle High graduate Justin Pagila made quite a mark on the Spartans' golf program.
"A true leader and one of the greatest competitors I've ever seen in any sport, at any level," said Leo Lopoz, the Spartans golf coach and athletic director.
Pagila, who tied the course record with a 9-under 62 at Diablo Country Club in the De La Salle Invitational, has been selected as the Bay Area News Group's East Bay Boys Golfer of the Year.
"I think my game has grown a lot at De La Salle, not only physically but mentally," Pagila said. "I learned to remove certain distractions. I wanted to really dial it in out there and focus on every single shot and not let things bother me."
Pagila was a combined 4 under in the season's big three postseason tournaments: North Coast Section Tournament of Champions (6-under 66), NorCal (3-under 69) and state (5-over 76).
At state, Pagila's career didn't conclude the way he'd hoped. He shot a 44 on the back nine and wound up tied for 28th. Consider it an aberration in a season in which he was a combined 10-under for 11 of the 14 East Bay Athletic League dual matches, and was named league MVP.
Pagila is always pushing himself, testing his resolve. During a practice round at Diablo Grande Golf Club in Patterson, a friend bet him that he couldn't break 80 after doing 20 push-ups before every shot.
He won the bet, breaking par. Pagila is excited to be heading to the Army in West Point, N.Y., where more tests are in store.
"I'll do what I'm doing now but for something big, something bigger than myself," Pagila said. "That's one of the reasons I love high school golf so much, because when I'm out there it's not just about me."
Of his record 62 score, Pagila said it was one of the few rounds in which he executed most of his shots exactly how he wanted.
"That never happens," he said. " It's not really supposed to happen that way. It was just a good day."


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2013-03-28 Chicago, IL
Great Show! Green Day sure
Great Show! Green Day sure knows how to get crazy! I was there and billie joe looks f***ing great at 41!
Will never forget this show!
Will never forget this show! I got to meet my idol! Secret is out....I am Batman!
Wish they'd come back to
Wish they'd come back to Chicago.... or atlease close to here :/
This concert was fucking
This concert was fucking amazing!!! I may be only 14, and a girl, but i started in the back of the mosh pit and ended up in the front by the last couple songs... i was determained to get as close as I could :) Billie joe looked amazing! As did Mike and Tré! Had the time of my life.
This was amazing! My dad and
This was amazing! My dad and I had horrible seats but I hardly even thought of it. The show was exhilarating and great! Never forgetting it. I may only be 13 but on that night my life was COMPLETE!
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Hi Maria! Thank you for the warm welcome! It's a super busy time of year so I haven't had a chance just yet to spend any time on Mommy Blogger...any tips is greatly appreciated! I will definitely check out your blog! xoxox I'll have more time after the holiday rush...focusing on fulfilling orders for my canvas business :) Thanks again!
I like your blog! Love how you've set it up! I hope to get started soon!
Hi Marla! Thanks for your comment! I hope you will take a minute to check out my new blog. I am now on my way to visit yours!
Thanks again!
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Thanks so much for your comment. I checked out your site, and the background is super cute.
Thanks again for reaching out to me.
Hey Marla! Thanks for the warm welcome. Will definitely check your blog :)
Thank you for welcoming me :) Sure, will visit your blog :)
Hey Marla! Thank you for commenting! I love your post on the top ten black Friday toys. It brought back some memories! If your interested, I'm looking for "likes" on my FB page at www.facebook.com/diyinspired. Thanks a bunch!
Hi! Thanks for the comment, hope you had a great holiday weekend! Please come visit my blog, I'm on my way to visit yours now!
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Thanks for the link and comment.....love it.
Here is mine.....just started my blog last 2 weeks.
Hi Marla! Thanks for the welcome. I joined your site. I love it by the way. Please feel free to stop by www.supermomchronicles.com! Take care!
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Thanks!!! Love your blog - so cute! Just became a GFC follower. Hope you'll stop by FTM!
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"Game of Thrones" (9 p.m. HBO): OK, let's get on with the bloody Trial by Combat. We've had to wait way too long to learn the fate of poor Tyrion (Peter Dinklage) on "Game of Thrones" and now we need some resolution. Bring it, guys!
"Halt and Catch Fire" (10 p.m. AMC): "Set in Texas's Silicon Prairie during the 1980s, this intriguing new drama series follows a charismatic, hard-driving former IBM sales executive (Lee Pace) who dreams of knocking the computer giant down a peg or two with the help of a burned-out engineer (Scott McNairy) and a feisty programming prodigy (MacKenzie Davis). Take to your bunkers and let the PC wars begin.
"Silicon Valley" (10 p.m. HBO): The hilarious, but much too brief, freshman season of this tech-centric sitcom comes to an end tonight as our nerdy Pied Piper pals compete at TechCrunch Disrupt. Pray for them.
Also on Sunday:
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—March 18 lecture
will focus on Kagawa as an apostle of social reform—
NJ, March 5, 2014–Dr. Shin Chiba, professor of political
thought at International Christian University in Mitaka, Tokyo, Japan, will give
the Toyohiko Kagawa Lecture at Princeton Theological Seminary on March 18 at
7:00 p.m. The annual lecture honors Toyohiko Kagawa, a social reformer in Japan
who earned his Ph.D. from Princeton Seminary. The topic of this year's lecture
is "Toyohiko Kagawa as an Apostle of Social Reform."
Kagawa (1888–1960), a social reformer and Christian convert, was educated at
the Presbyterian College in Tokyo and graduated from Princeton Theological
Seminary in 1915. He became an evangelist and social worker in the slums of
Kobe, and was a leader in the Japanese labor movement, helping found the
Federation of Labour (1918), the Farmer's Union (1921), and the Anti-War League
(1928). After the Second World War, Kagawa was a leader in the women's suffrage
movement, and helped with the process of the democratization of Japan. He wrote
numerous books, including the autobiographical novel Before the Dawn (1920).
earned a B.A. from Waseda University, from Amherst College, and the University
of Oxford, his M.A. from The Graduate School of Waseda University, and his
Ph.D. from Princeton Seminary.
is the author and coauthor of several books, including Gendai Purotesutantizumu No Seiji Shiso (The Political Thought of Contemporary Protestantism), Arendt to Gendai (Arendt and the Present Age), and Mikan No Kakumei Toshiteno Heiwa Kenpo (The Peace Constitution as an Unfinished Revolution), Christian Ethics in Ecumenical Context, and
Peace Movements and Pacifism after
September 11.
lecture will take place in the Daniel J. Theron Assembly Room in the Princeton
Theological Seminary Library at Library Place and Mercer Street in Princeton.
It is free and open to the public.
more information, call the Communications/Publications
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Paradox and surprise face those who pursue deeper spiritual practice, theological wisdom, and even a religious calling "into the ministry." Unbeknownst to incoming students, the pursuit of theological education in established institutions today furthers a faith that is recognizable in delight and compassion, even as it may just as easily deform it into a moral duty and autonomous professionalism so divisive in today's religious ecology. How may those drawn into ministry formation today receive its deep theological treasures and sustain a vibrant faith with a theologically expressive delight able to companion the suffering of self and others?
Learning in a Musical Key: Insight for Theology in Performative Mode. Princeton Theological Monograph series. Pickwick Publications, (projected for November 2011).
"Pastoral Implications" Lectionary Homiletics Lent 2008
"Formation in the Worlds of Theological Education,"
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January 2008 (peer-reviewed)
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"Sabbath Observance for Religious Leadership: It's Not
About Time or Eternity" Sustaining Pastoral Excellence
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"The Gift of Worship: Living Both Ways" in The Upper Room Worship Book, Accompanist and Worship Leader edition, ed. Elise Eslinger (Nashville: Upper Room Books, 2007)
"Theological Interdisciplinarity and Religious Leadership"
Journal of Religious Leadership, Vol. 5, no. 1, Spring 2007
"Being Missional" The Clergy Journal, July/August 2006,
Vol. 82, no. 8
"What is Practical Theology?" Journal of Theology, Summer 2005
Introduction, George MacDonald's Diary of an Old Soul
(New York: Barnes & Noble Publishers, 2006)
"The Challenge of Activism" The Clergy Journal, April 2006,
Vol. 82, no. 6.
"Leadership and the Church We Are Becoming" The Clergy Journal, May/June 2005, Vol. 81, no. 7;
"Toward a Full-Fledged Action Theory with a Perspective of Musical Transcendence" Verbum et Ecclesia, University of Pretoria – Gauteng, South Africa, Spring 2005 (peer-reviewed)
"A Contemplative Empiricism: Mindfulness, Wisdom, and Expertise in Teaching Spirituality in Seminaries," Association
of Practical Theology Biennial Meeting, St. John's University, Collegeville, MN, April 2008
"Bridging Private and Public: Music as Oral Event in Literate Religious Communities," College Theology Society – Spirituality section; 2007 Annual Convention; University of Dayton, Dayton OH, May 2007
"Wholly Friends: Buddhist Perspective and Practice Toward Compassionate Companionship in a Violent World," Midwest American Academy of Religion, Chicago, IL, March 2006.
"Music, Education, and Reconciliation: the Paradise Road Paradigm," Music Consortium, Arts and Reconciliation Conference (celebrating 10 years of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission), University of Pretoria, Tshwane/Pretoria, Gauteng, South Africa, March 2005.


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At one booth, monsters come to life with makeup
Los Angeles-based Cinema Makeup School visits Comic-Con, and for a few days, the artists 'feel like rock stars'
In the Exhibition Hall at Comic-Con, you sometimes feel like you can't breathe. You also don't really walk, you float, like salmon swimming upstream, fighting against each other.
Crowds do not form everywhere, just around the really good booths. Which is like live PR, telling fans where to go.
Sunday, one of the biggest crowds was formed around an evolving monster. A man slowly became less human and more beast as professional makeup artist Wayne Anderson worked. At the booth for Cinema Makeup School, bystanders could watch as the magic of makeup and costume created total transformation.
Lots of photos were taken, documenting the artist's every move.
Based out of Los Angeles, Cinema Makeup School seeks to train individuals how to step into the professional makeup industry. Teaching techniques for special makeup effects, beauty, body painting, airbrush makeup, hairstyling, fashion, film and TV, they bring both the pretty and horrifying sides of characters to life.
The school's director of admissions, Lee Joyner, says it's their first time at Comic-Con with their own booth, after having shared a space at the convention for several years. Joyner is a professional makeup artist himself and has worked on big name projects like "Stargate," "Star Trek" and "Godzilla."
His team came to promote the school and also to celebrate the world of costumes that is so central to the Comic-Con culture. He says this is a great place for the school's recent graduates to receive recognition and that the opportunities for networking are vast.
"These are our people," Lee says of Comic-Con fans. "Where else could we feel like rockstars while making monsters?"


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What Is The Werewolf Diet? (And Why Are Madonna and Demi On It?)
Does howling at the moon get A-list stars in stellar shape? Eh. There's a bit more to it than that ...
Ah, kooky celebrities with their kooky diets! While we exert the effort to stay in shape with run-of-the-mill healthy diets and frequent exercise, our favorite celebs are taking part in alarmingly named fad diets that are first reported on by the Daily Mail. According to the (sometimes less than trustworthy) publication, slim stars like Madonna and Demi Moore are now clamoring to the "Werewolf Diet." Yes, the Werewolf Diet.
Also called the Lunar Diet (which is slightly more convincing than its other name), the diet's foundation is based on the idea that the moon's phases affect our bodies similarly to the way they determine the tides of the oceans. This information, like seemingly all information ever, can be "harnessed" to assist in weight loss.
While there are numerous approaches to this dieting plan, they all involve a liquid cleanse (of course, what's a diet without a cleanse these days?) timed either at the full moon, new moon, or beginning of a moon phase. Fans of the diet insist that doing a liquid fast during times when the moon's gravitational pull is strongest will enable the moon to better flush toxins out of the body.
RELATED: Are Body Cleansing Diets Worth Starving For?
The diet's website, Moon Connection (that's real), makes one very tantalizing claim: allegedly, you can lose up to six pounds in a single day... of water weight, of course. Sure, it's all fine and well to see a dwindling number on a scale, but does it actually mean anything significant? Better consult Madonna on that one. [Daily Mail]
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Ken Block and Harry Main Jul 10 2012
Two for you tonight. First up, Ken Block visits all your favorite San Francisco landmarks in his latest Gymkhana video. It's a bit spooky how there's hardly anyone on the streets, but don't let that stop you from enjoying Block doing figure eights in between moving trolleys.
Then watch BMX maniac Harry Main do gorgeous and dangerous things on a bicycle.
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TRUCKEE, Calif. - The California Highway Patrol in partnership with Save Mart in Truckee teamed up to help provide a safe Halloween trick or treating environment for area children. The CHP set up a booth and with the help of Sgt. Randy Fisher, Officer Pete Mann, the dedicated members of the CHP Truckee Senior Volunteer Program and of course Chipper (the CHP Mascot) handed out candy to more than 800 local area kids. The candy give away is part of an annual event held in the Gateway residential area of Truckee, which gives youth the ability to trick or treat in an area of town where houses are walking distance from one another. Residents in the Gateway area go all in during Halloween creating haunted houses, elaborate Halloween displays and by all estimations handing out over $200 in candy per house hold.
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Definition of off-screen in English:
(also off screen or offscreen)
1Not appearing on a movie or television screen: he drawls to an off-screen interrogator
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- For me, the comparison would seem to be most valid when it comes to the two auteurs' preoccupations with off-screen space.
- With surround sound, filmmakers are able to explore not only what lies immediately to the sides of the screen but in the entire off-screen space.
- The cartoon short that proceeded the film, Cracked Ice, also featured a self-reflexive joke, an off-screen heckler that we can hear on the soundtrack.
1.1 [attributive] Happening in real life rather than fictionally on-screen: they were off-screen lovers
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- The photo caught a clash between off-screen reality and her on-screen image.
- This on-screen team became an off-screen team on New Year's Eve, 1947.
- There are no visible joins to Kelly's on-screen and off-screen personas.
1Outside what can be seen on a movie or television screen: the girl is looking off-screen to the right
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- There is an internal struggle between him and his superiors that takes place almost entirely off-screen and results in a ridiculous, violent finale.
- As she dresses off-screen after being with a client, she smiles, as if satisfied, but gradually her guard drops and a searing sadness transforms her face.
- The camera frames Cui and Zu'er arguing; Cui exits off-screen, and Zu'er calls out to him.
1.1In real life rather than fictionally in a movie or on television: happy endings rarely happen off-screen
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- Jeter's experience with the critically acclaimed film has provided him with some fairly miraculous moments off-screen as well.
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Breck's Bobby Brown picked up another X Games gold medal Thursday, winning the ski slopestyle event at Winter X Games Tignes in France.
Also on Day 2 of the event, Shaun White competed at the Tignes Resort for the first time and won the halfpipe, which had a field of eight riders. His winning run included back-to-back double cork 1080 and double McTwist 1260.
"I would definitely love to return to Tignes next year and defend my gold," White said about his first trip to the Winter X Games outside the United States. "I was actually nervous, and I don't get nervous."
Brown, who now has six X Games medals, was improved on his rail tricks, with the misty 450 Japan over the transfer rail and throwing double cork 1260s in both directions for 95 points on his second run.
"This whole year has been kinda crazy," said Brown, who last won slopestyle at Aspen in 2010. "I haven't been skiing the way I wanted. I just wanted to have a good time and ski with my friends, and that showed today. It's an awesome end to the contest year."
Brown narrowly beat out Tom Wallisch, who won the event at the Winter X Games 2012 in Aspen in January. Wallisch's best run was 93.33 points.
The three-day event ends Friday with finals in men's and women's snowboard slopestyle, and men's and women's skipipe.


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anomaly wrote: Let's talk about this new Nine Inch Nails record. Holy shit, it's the jams.
Neuro wrote: haha
Drake wrote: "I didn't really have anything to say about it. It just sounded like an ambitious thought to me, Drake revealed. That's all it was. I know good and well that Kendrick's not murdering me, at all, in any platform. So when that day presents itself, I guess we can revisit the topic."


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Day one in the next chapter of the Barry Bonds saga begins Monday. And even in retirement, the legendary slugger is still a polarizing figure. This time, it's less Bonds and more the refusal of baseball fans to get over it.
Bonds begins his weeklong stint as a guest hitting coach for the Giants' spring training. Somehow, that is unacceptable. Somehow, a convicted felon and baseball cheat has no right.
Put down your stones and bricks. Fold up your picket signs. Temper your outrage. It's better used on real matters ... such as Lew Wolff's temporary stadium.
Bonds doesn't deserve exile from baseball. The sport isn't moral enough to exclude him. Nor are his crimes, per baseball's standards, grave enough to deem him too unworthy.
What's more, it's not like he's going to be a front-office executive. Or hitting coach for the big club. Or the manager of the Triple-A squad. He's going to practice to impart some tips. If he can't do that, then baseball should be officially registered as a religion.
Bonds was tried, convicted and sentenced. The system we are in has rendered its judgment. Anything else is outside the scope of justice.
Let's review. In 2011, baseball's home run king Barry Bonds was sentenced to 30 days of house arrest, community service and two years' probation. This was his punishment for being convicted of obstruction of justice.
In 2013, his first year on the Hall of Fame ballot, he received a mere 36.2 percent of the votes. A resounding admonishment for using performance-enhancing belief. And if that weren't resounding enough, in 2014, he received 34.7 percent.
He has unsuccessfully appealed the felony conviction, as was his right. If he also wants to appeal the verdict levied by public opinion, that's his right, too.
So what if this is a PR stunt to rebuild his tarnished name. So what if the end game is getting into the Hall of Fame.
What do people want him to do, give up on his Cooperstown dreams? Is the expectation for him to be resigned to his fate as villain and hide out in the blind spot of public eye? That's not your call to make.
And if that's what bothers you, blame the Giants for giving him the platform to begin renovating his reputation.
He is well within his rights to exist how he pleased within the confines of the law. And no doubt it bothers many he didn't grovel at the feet of baseball's national jury. He hasn't shown the kind of remorse and humility that makes us forget past sins. He doesn't have to. That's his choice. The price for that he will have to pay.
But that price isn't baseball banishment. As if he hasn't been punished enough.
And guess what, this may just be the first step. He may end up coaching. He may end up working in some capacity in the league he once tainted.
He could one day be manager of the Giants. Gasp!
Bonds has every right to seek out, create and accept every opportunity. If there is a demand for him, he is free to supply it. If he wants to offer his service and someone accepts, more power to him.
For now at least, that is lending his prestige and immense knowledge to your San Francisco Giants. Judging by the reaction of the players, who seemingly can't wait to pick his brain, you could argue he is giving back to the game.
It's not volunteering as a third base coach in Babe Ruth, but he's offering to those behind him what he's learned. Same as Jeff Kent, J.T. Snow, and the like.
Sure, Bonds may have ulterior motives. So what. The system went after him, and it has extracted the biggest chunk of flesh from him it could get. If that's not enough for you, that's your fault, not his.
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I used QCAD 3 for my first project today, and I have some mixed feelings about it. Quite a few things that IMHO work perfectly in the older QCADs were tampered with.
That said, it runs quite stable of both Windows and Mageia Linux - the latter which is not supported.
Bugs as follows:
1. Move and Rotate function moves, but does not rotate.
2. Text sizes are not remembered. One has to type in the text size after each pressing of the text function.
3. The properties box of the the "Text" function does not honour if one changes the "Text" value.
1. There seems to be little or no improvement in speed. In fact, I find QCAD 3 quite a bit more lazy than QCAD 2 when opening drawings or when zooming in on big drawings. I was under the impression that this would get some particular attention.
Good Things tampered with and with all of these changes, I cannot see the logic or benefit in the change. QCAD is IMO now worse off and in all the cases, it is minor little things that made QCAD so fluent to draw with:
1. Printing is now a real chore. Why is the automatic centre and automatic fit functions removed? That was an extremely handy function and on some drawings I am not able to even find the page to move it to the right position.
2. The "Application Preferences" is still in the menu, but "Drawing Preferences" is now gone and only available once the "Print Preview" is activated.
3. While the new menu buttons [i]looks[i] a bit different, the old style true buttons looks, was a lot more clear. Now there are different styles, but none that gives the "button" look back.
4. With the new "properties" window on the side, consistency was lost. In the old QCADs, all the functions parameters - including the "text" function - the toolbar with the fields that could be changed, was there.
5. It seems that the function for "persistent selections" are gone. Once gain, why on earth omit it?
Now the main function: DWG support. I could open many DWG files fairly well and this support is certainly super! But it is slow.
Also, while an attempt was made to have "viewport" support, I am stunned that "layout" support was not included. I mean it is all there - the layouts items reflects as blocks in QCAD. Is it really so much effort to support that. Layout support alone will give QCAD a lot of appeal since that is a core feature of Autocad, but combined with the intuitive interface of QCAD it can only be a winner.


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Museums in the 21st Century: Concepts, Projects, Buildings
Reopening (March 28) through May 3, 2009
Organized and circulated by Art Centre Basel, this exhibition highlights the preeminent trends in international museum architecture across four continents. This major exhibition showcases 27 of the world's leading museum building projects planned, in progress, or finished between the years 2000 and 2010, including UMMA's historic expansion and restoration designed by Brad Cloepfil and Allied Works Architecture. Through sketches, architectural plans, photographs, maquettes, and multimedia tools, the panoramic creative process behind the undiminished museum building boom will be explored, from concept to construction. The exhibition will make its U.S. debut in Ann Arbor after a European tour.
The exhibition Museums in the 21st Century: Concepts, Projects, Buildings was conceptualized and co-coordinated by the Art Centre Basel, Basel Switzerland.
The Ann Arbor presentation is made possible in part by Susan L. Johe, the University of Michigan's Office of the President, Office of the Provost, and the A. Alfred Taubman College of Architecture + Urban Planning's Guido A. Binda Lecture and Exhibition Fund, the Michigan Council for Arts and Cultural Affairs, and the National Endowment for the Arts.


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U.S. oil, gas rig count drops by one for week
Published: Friday, January 4, 2013 at 7:48 p.m.
Last Modified: Friday, January 4, 2013 at 7:48 p.m.
HOUSTON — Oilfield services company Baker Hughes says the number of rigs actively exploring for oil and natural gas in the U.S. slipped by one this week to 1,762.
The Houston-based company said in its weekly report today that 1,318 rigs were exploring for oil and 439 for gas. Five were listed as miscellaneous. A year ago, Baker Hughes counted 2,007 working rigs.
Of the major oil- and gas-producing states, Texas gained four rigs and Pennsylvania increased by three. Colorado and Oklahoma each lost two rigs, while Louisiana, North Dakota and Wyoming dropped one rig each. Alaska, Arkansas, California, New Mexico and West Virginia remained unchanged.
The rig count peaked at 4,530 in 1981 and bottomed at 488 in 1999.
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Beyonce is on the cover of Time magazine's 100 Most Influential People issue.
I guess we have to start calling Jay Z Mr. Knowles.
Sheryl Sandberg, the COO of Facebook and founder of LeanIn.org, wrote a tribute to the singer, praising her for "(raising) her voice both on and offstage to urge women to be independent and lead." Sandberg wrote, "In the past year, Beyoncee has sold out the Mrs. Carter Show World Tour while being a full-time mother. Her secret: hard work, honesty and authenticity. And her answer to the question, 'What would you do if you weren't afraid?' appears to be 'Watch me. I'm about to do it.' Then she adds, 'You can, too.'"
I can sell out my next tour while being a full-time mom?
According to E! News, other notable members from the entertainment world on the Time 100 list include Benedict Cumberbatch, described as an "alarmingly talented English star," late-night "Late Night" host Seth Meyers, Oscar nominee Amy Adams, Oscar winner Matthew McConaughey, singer/producer Pharrell Williams, "Scandal" star and mom-to-be Kerry Washington and pop star Miley Cyrus.
No Kardashians? Maybe there is still hope for mankind ...
Jason Collins, the NBA's first openly gay athlete, also made the list, with a supportive tribute written by Chelsea Clinton. Clinton called her former Stanford classmate "a leader and an inspiration," lauding him for maintaining a sense of "integrity."
Pope Francis makes the list, too, with President Barack Obama (also on the list) praising His Holiness for "his message of love and inclusion" and having "inspired us all" by example.
The issue hits stands on Friday.
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When Susan Boyer became Washington County Common Pleas Court judge in 1986, some people speculated she would clean house and bring new employees into the office.
Boyer thought that was "silly."
"I knew the law, but they knew the functional things of the office," she said.
As Boyer prepares to leave office after more than 26 years on the bench, she's glad her successor, local attorney and court magistrate Randy Burnworth, is taking the same approach.
"There's going to be continuity of staff, which I think will help a lot," Boyer said.
Burnworth is one of four newcomers to county government set to take office in January, but there isn't expected to be nearly that much change among the rank-and-file employees.
Burnworth said he's retaining bailiff Renee Marshall and administrative secretary Teresa Eddy, who've worked for Boyer for 14 and nearly 10 years, respectively.
"They've been there a long time, they know what they're doing, and they'll be there with me," he said.
There will be one change since Burnworth is leaving the magistrate post to take Boyer's place on the bench. The new magistrate will be selected by Burnworth and Common Pleas Judge Ed Lane.
"We've got three attorneys we're going to interview," Lane said.
Two new members were elected to the three-person county commission as well.
Out-going Commissioner Steve Weber said he'll offer whatever assistance he can to David White, who defeated him in the March Republican primary and won the seat in November. But he said White and fellow Commissioner-elect Ron Feathers will already have plenty of assistance in the office, thanks to county administrator Paul Cunningham, county clerk Rick Peoples and sewer clerk Shelly Vincent.
"They're great workers; they're great to work with; they all know their jobs very well," Weber said.
Commissioner Tim Irvine, elected to the commission two years ago, said the thought of changing staff members hadn't entered his mind. White said he and Feathers have no designs to make any changes either.
"We don't have any reason to," he said. "It would just be foolish for us to come in and start making changes quickly."
"We're going to need to have people with experience, no question about that," White said.
Cunningham was hired as administrator/clerk in January 2010, tasked with overseeing the county budget on a day-to-day basis. Later that year, Peoples was hired as clerk when some other duties were shifted. Vincent is in her 10th year of service.
County Engineer Bob Badger and his successor, Deputy Engineer Roger Wright, were both out of the office and could not be reached for comment Monday.


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The Sequester
Published: Saturday, April 6, 2013 at 12:01 a.m.
Last Modified: Friday, April 5, 2013 at 9:22 p.m.
Webster's says sequester means "confiscate, divert to satisfy claims against its owner." Suppose you wanted to lose weight, but had a Big Mac, fries and a Coke staring you in the face.
You could take your need to diet seriously and say, "No thanks, I'll have a salad." Or you could decide to reduce the Big Mac meal by 2 percent pushing aside a couple of French fries and gobbling up the rest. That's "sequestering."
Look at it another way. If you paid your son $10 a week allowance, and he asked for $20 a week. You told him it would be $15 a week. He then goes around telling his friends that you "cut" his allowance. Although he is getting more than he previously was, he still considered it a "cut." Ridiculous, don't you think?
The White House, with a big assist from the sympathetic media, has done all within its considerable powers to make it seem like sequestration means the end of the world. If all you've heard is its side, you might be forgiven for thinking that the Mayans were right after all — just off by a couple of months on their prediction of the apocalypse.
This political panic needs a little common sense. In the past decade, federal spending has exploded from a $2 trillion budget in 2002 to a $3.5 trillion budget in 2012 — a 75 percent increase.
Over the next 10 years, the budget is projected to grow another 69 percent to $6 trillion. The sequester barely taps the brakes on this runaway spending, still allowing a 67 percent increase over the next 10 years. President Barack Obama's trillion-dollar deficits mean that we can't just skip a couple of fries. We have to put government on a true spending diet. Our children's future is too important to wait any longer.
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Its been eight long years since the boys said wassup to each other. Even with the effects of a down economy and imminent change in the White House, the boys are still able to come together and stay true to what really matters.
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CLEVELAND -- The Warriors rediscovered their defensive identity in the second half to beat the Cleveland Cavaliers 108-104 in overtime Sunday, avoiding what could have been a frustrating misstep in the opener of a seven-game trip.
Stephen Curry had 29 points and finished one rebound shy of a second straight triple-double. Draymond Green was a standout off the bench as the Warriors won a season-best fifth straight game before 19,385 at Quicken Loans Arena.
The Warriors overcame a 17-point second-quarter deficit.
Green had only five points, but both of his baskets gave the Warriors the lead, and he also had career highs of 12 rebounds and four blocks.
"The energy and effort was contagious," Warriors coach Mark Jackson said. "Draymond was spectacular."
Green's dunk with 59.7 seconds left in overtime put the Warriors ahead 106-104, and Curry shook off a tough second half by nailing a jumper from just inside the 3-point line with 13.5 to go for the four-point cushion.
Green also gave the Warriors the lead late in regulation when he nailed a 3 -- his first field goal after starting the game 0 for 6.
"Staying confident was key," Green said. "The ball found me, and I knew I had to step up and knock the shot down."
Cavaliers star point guard Kyrie Irving sent the game to overtime with a 3 with 9.5 seconds left after the Warriors failed to heed Jackson's plan to foul.
The second half and overtime were a big change from the first two quarters that saw Cleveland score at will. The Cavaliers shot 52.2 percent in the first half and rolled up 64 points. They shot only 30.4 percent after halftime.
"You can't give up 64 points to anyone, any team," Green said. "We knew we had to come out and play more physical and turn the defensive intensity up in the second half, and we were able to do that."
David Lee was particularly frustrated with his first half. He played only 10 minutes after picking up three fouls and had no points or rebounds.
"I just tried to put it behind me and be aggressive in the second half, and I ended up having probably one of my better halves of the season," said Lee, who had 19 points and four rebounds after the break.
Curry kept the Warriors in the game, scoring 24 in the first half. He was 5 of 5 from 3-point range and a pair from long distance in the final minute of the second quarter spurred an 8-0 run that cut the Cavaliers' lead to nine.
"Thankfully we had a little in the tank to keep it close," Curry said. "Nine points is a manageable deficit going into halftime, especially with how bad we played."
Curry's shot fell cold in the second half, and he was just 1 of 11 from the field before he made the late shot to help secure the win.
Jack signed a four-year, $25 million deal to join the Cavaliers in the offseason. He also spoke highly of his former coach, whom he called, "Somebody I admired from a distance and just getting to know him on a personal level was something that I'll always cherish."
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This holiday season brings a rare coincidence: Hanukkah starts on Thanksgiving this year, and already, pundits are chortling about Thanksgivukkah, menurkeys and whether it's kosher to cry "Gobble tov!" Even Manischewitz has set up a website dubbed Thanksgivukah.com (with one "K," not two) with recipes for Pilgrims' Potato Kugel and dishes that call for "the official broth of Thanksgivukah."
The two holidays have not coincided like this since 1888, and they may not do it again for another 70,000 years, so Jewish chefs and home cooks are mulling the options. Stuff the turkey with challah? Make latkes with sweet potatoes? And what about dessert?
So we turned to pastry chef and food writer Paula Shoyer, author of the new "Holiday Kosher Baker" (Sterling, $35, 288 pages), for ideas. Shoyer has riffed on holiday sweets for years, making hamantaschen in every flavor, from green tea to red velvet, for Purim, and playing with flavors for jelly-filled sufganiyot or doughnuts for Hanukkah. Her first batch of cinnamon-kissed pumpkin doughnuts emerged from the fryer several years ago, long before it had dawned on anyone that Thanksgiving and Hanukkah might ever coincide.
"It never crossed my mind that Thanksgiving and Hanukkah would be on the same day," she says. "For culinary people, it's very exciting."
Shoyer gets creative with her weekly Shabbat menus, but when it comes to the big holidays, she has always been a traditionalist. Thanksgiving means roast turkey. Hanukkah is brisket, with latkes and doughnuts, the fried food an homage to the oil that burned so brightly and so long. Now she's sharing five ways to combine the two traditional menus -- without losing the pumpkin pie.
1. Roast the turkey. "Hanukkah is eight days. Thanksgiving is one night, and it's the holiday that everyone in America celebrates with the same ingredients. It has this really special menu that's deeply American. You can have brisket the next night -- the next seven nights."
2. But start with latkes. "I've served latkes before as an hors d'oeuvre. It's such a great appetizer, and you can put salmon on it."
3. Then make more latkes. The thing about latkes, Shoyer says, is that "there's no such thing as leftovers," and you can play with flavors to your heart's content. Make them with sweet potatoes for a Thanksgiving side dish. Or try apple latkes, which work as an appetizer, side dish or dessert.
"Pull the flavors of Thanksgiving into the Jewish stuff," she says, "or the Jewish flavors into the Thanksgiving stuff."
4. Riff on the cranberry theme. Shoyer will be serving a cranberry babka this Thanksgiving and offering both her family's favorite cranberry sauce -- made with fresh and dried cranberries as well as cranberry juice -- and applesauce to complement the turkey and latkes.
5. Do a doughnut and do a pie. Doughnuts are a classic Hanukkah treat, and Shoyer likes to flavor hers with pumpkin, or add an apple or pecan pie-inspired filling. But, she adds, "I will still make my pumpkin pies and a chocolate-pecan pie. Otherwise everyone would rebel."


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Definición de bulwark en inglés:
- After landing virtually unopposed, the Fifth Corps moved toward the San Juan Heights, the principal bulwark in the first of three defensive lines around the city.
- Trenches and low walls of earth braced with wooden beams zig-zagged their way across the fields to where Gulf troops laboured at raising bulwarks against rifle fire.
- Even in wartime, the Israelite army was forbidden to cut down fruit trees, unless they were actually being used as bulwarks in defending against a siege.
- And a bold, well-communicated agenda provides a bulwark against politicians offering division rather than solutions.
- Mainland authorities are banking on consumer spending to provide a bulwark against weaker capital investment and to broaden the economy's base of growth.
- Israel calls it a bulwark against suicide bombers spearheading a Palestinian revolt, which is more than 5-years-old.
- I met with some disaster, lost part of my bulwarks and main top gallant mast but by the blessing of God I was preserved and brought here in safety on the 17th of October…
- There are substantial bulwarks around the side and forward decks for secure footing, and a large foredeck locker, with the anchors stowed on the bowsprit.
- Next, fin along the bulwarks on the starboard side, down to deeper water.
Late Middle English: from Middle Low German and Middle Dutch bolwerk; related to bole1 and work.
boulevard from mid 18th century:
The first boulevards referred to in English were in Paris, in the mid 18th century. They were wide avenues planted with trees, originally on the top of demolished fortifications. The word boulevard then meant 'the horizontal portion of a rampart' in French. It derives from the same German and Dutch word as bulwark (Late Middle English), and its elements are related to bole (ME from Old Norse), 'the stem or trunk of a tree', and work. The French boulevard also gave us the boulevardier, a person who frequented the boulevards, and so a wealthy, fashionable socialite, in the late 19th century.
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Blue's bed is as soft as a cloud. Invite him for a sleep-over.
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Remove the shade from the night-light.
Print the template.
Peel off the backing from a laminating sheet. Place the Blue's Clues night-light template face-down on the sticky side of the sheet. <b>NOTE:</b> <i>Do not laminate the wrap-around tab as this will make it too stiff to wrap around the neck of the night-light. </i>
Rub the laminated design with a soft cloth to remove any bubbles or smudges. Apply a second laminating sheet to the reverse side of the shade.
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I enter the DXF file, and as soon as I find the first line segment that contains a non-zero Z value, I return: "This is a 3D file". I am even willing to return a "2D" answer after inspecting the first dozen points or so.
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Roger still on course for history
Roger is just one step away from his fifth Wimbledon title! He will meet Rafael Nadal in tomorrow's men's singles after defeating Richard Gasquet 7-5, 6-3, 6-4 today.
At first, Gasquet showed no ill-effects of last night's thrilling five-set victory over third seed Andy Roddick. Seeking to keep alive his bid for a record-equalling fifth straight title, Roger had to save three break points to keep his nose in front in bright sunshine on Centre Court. But our star raised his game when it mattered most to break Gasquet in the 12th game of the set to take it 7-5.
Watched by Bjorn Borg, the man whose record he is aiming to equal, Roger clearly took heart from that hard-fought success and it began to look ominous for his 21-year-old opponent, making his debut in a grand slam semi-final.
Gasquet had to call for a medical time-out after the second set to receive treatment on his left ankle. It did not appear initially appear to be too serious, especially when he produced a running forehand winner which had Roger raising his eyes skyward in disbelief, but the latter star responded with six aces in his next two service games to remain on level terms at 3-3.
Roger is now more than ready to equal the record of Bjorn Borg and claim his fifth consecutive Wimbledon title. "Never, ever - and I think the same for him - did we think we were going to win Wimbledon so many times," said Roger of Borg, who was watching from the Royal Box today. "Now I'm in the position to equal his great record. I saw him sitting there today, thank God only in the second set so I could concentrate on the first set first. It is tricky when you see him sitting there because he is a living legend. It is a boost, but it can also be a negative thing if you put too much pressure on yourself. In the end you've got to block it out, whoever is sitting there. I have so much respect for him that it is great that he's here. I hope I can do the job tomorrow."
Nadal, meanwhile, did not have to fight for his place in the final. Djokovic explained a blister sustained during his win over Baghdatis had become infected, and painful enough to make him seriously consider whether to take to the court at all. "I didn't sleep during the night because there was a lot of bleeding and I was barely walking this morning," he said. Djokovic was forced to retire at 4-1 down in the third set.
Congratulation to you . I'm happy to watch your playing . In the final match I hope you enjoy your game , forget Borg's record and Nadal , play just like you have ever played with your talent . Good luck to your final .
We all have faith in you ! Just like what you have said, you feel pretty well. Hope this feeling can go on and let you play the best today.
Best of luck in the final. We have no doubts you'll reign supreme today. Give your best. We'll be there to support you.
love always,
All my best wishes and prayers for you!!!
Hope you make it and lift the champs trophy again!!!
God bless you!!!!
I have great confidence in you that you'll beat Rafael Nadal for the 2nd time in Wimbledon Finals.
It's time to match the record of Bjorn Borg! yehey! Goodluck on your game today. You'll make a great history!
I'm excited to watch your ga
Today is the day you pick up your 5th Wimbledon crown.Best of Luck for the match against Rafa.May the Best player win and we all know who the best player is.Its ofcourse you,Roger-The Emperor.
no much pressure on urself!!!
just do it ur own way!!
luv from Dora.Yu
Good luck, our champion!!!
You are the best and the strongest tennisist in the world!!!
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It's been a busy several months over this past winter. More and more shoots popping up, each requesting some type of dramatic backdrop. So Lori and I headed out on Saturday to scope out some choice spots, shoot them and then get photos back to models and others to sift out what places worked for who. Our list included three sites, the Richmond Coal Wharves at Pier 18, the Reading Viaduct and the so called Reading Tunnel.
This was our third time to the Viaduct. Since we were here last the tracks have been removed and the ties are in piles. Most of the overgrowth has been cut back and the tree uprooted. Still this is one of the most dramatic unknown spots in Philadelphia, with fantastic views of Center City and the surrounding urban landscape. For more info on the Viaduct check out this website.
This site really appealed to us, but the model and choreographer/costume designer chose the Reading Tunnel. Which worked out just freakin' fine, so check out our photos from the Reading Tunnel with Courtney Lepresi and Gunner Montana.
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Appeals Court Rejects Challenge to Outdoor Smoking Ban
Legal challenges to indoor smoking bans have failed. But prohibitions on smoking in outdoor areas are churning in the courts. Which brings us to Clayton, Mo., a city that borders St. Louis.
Arthur Gallagher, an avid outdoor smoker, sued Clayton in 2011, claiming a ban on smoking in city parks it had enacted a year earlier was unconstitutional. (Several other cities, including New York, have similar bans.) He asked the federal courts to recognize smoking as a fundamental right and argued that any law restricting tobacco use deserves the utmost scrutiny from judges.
On Thursday, the St. Louis-based U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit declined to recognize a right to smoke and held that Clayton had a rational basis to restrict smoking in parks — namely, to preserve and protect the health, safety and welfare of the public.
Mr. Gallagher had argued that the ordinance unfairly targeted smokers but failed to address other sources of air pollution, such as smoke from barbeques or exhaust from nearby vehicles. He also argued that no member of the public could be harmed by secondhand smoke outdoors, because it dissipates in the air.
Clayton relied on a number of studies in enacting the law, including a report of the U.S. Surgeon General indicating "there is no risk-free level of exposure to secondhand smoke," the Eighth Circuit noted, in an opinion by Chief Judge William Riley.
"We need not determine whether outdoor secondhand smoke exposure actually causes harm. Because the City reasonably could believe this to be true, the Ordinance survives," Judge Riley wrote.
Bevis Schock, who represents Mr. Gallagher, disputed whether the city could have reasonably believed that secondhand smoke outdoors causes harm, given the dearth of research on the subject.
(One of the few studies found that nonsmokers who visited outdoor restaurants and bars where smoking was allowed had elevated levels of tobacco-related chemicals in the body compared with people at a smoke-free control site.)
"People who smoke are pariahs in polite, sophisticated society, but people in the lower rungs of society smoke all the time," he said. "There is a class warfare element to this thing that is unattractive, and we're pushing for liberty."
The Eighth Circuit ruling affirmed an earlier decision by U.S. District Judge Charles A. Shaw in St. Louis.
"We're very pleased that court has affirmed our ordinance," said Kevin O'Keefe, a lawyer for the city. "We think it was appropriately and properly drafted and serves important public health and community enrichment purposes."


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Fredrick Akin, 58, of Tecumseh, passed from this life on earth and into the glories of heaven Friday, March 15, 2013, in Tecumseh.
Visitation will be at 9 a.m., Tuesday, March 19, with the family present from 4 to 7 p.m.
Funeral service will be 11 a.m., Wednesday, March 20, at Temple Baptist Church with pastors Mike Massey and Mike Craig officiating. Committal will be 2 p.m. at New Hope Cemetery under the direction of Cooper Funeral Home of Tecumseh.
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Lead the way in the C400 Long Sleeve Compression Jersey. The Skins C400 is the only high performance cycling range to use in-motion measurement to deliver the correct level of compression needed during activity. This enables more oxygen-filled blood to be transported to active muscles and also prevents lactic acid build-up.
This semi-fitted jersey is perfect over a compression baselayer for increased breathability and moisture management. With a unique soft feel, the jersey features taped and bonded hems, plus a lightweight fabric technology to maintain optimum temperature. Three rear pockets provide enough space for your energy bars, mobile or keys.
With a focus on 400 key fitting points, the Skins C400 range is cut for on-bike comfort. It fits well over your arms, torso and back when you're in a drop down cycling position. Overcome any cycling challenge and push yourself to the optimum level. - A.D.
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