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Kwashiorkor is a form of
Protein malnutrition; Protein-calorie malnutrition; Malignant malnutrition
Kwashiorkor is most common in areas where there is:
This disease is more common in very poor countries. It often occurs during a drought or other natural disaster, or during political unrest. These conditions are responsible for a lack of food, which leads to malnutrition.
Kwashiorkor is very rare in children in the United States. There are only isolated cases. However, one government estimate suggests that as many as 50% of elderly people in nursing homes in the United States do not get enough protein in their diet.
When kwashiorkor does occur in the United States, it is usually a sign of child abuse and severe neglect.
Tests may include:
Getting more calories and protein will correct kwashiorkor, if treatment is started early enough. However, children who have had this condition will never reach their full potential for height and growth.
Treatment depends on the severity of the condition. People who are in shock need immediate treatment to restore blood volume and maintain blood pressure.
Calories are given first in the form of
Since the person will have been without much food for a long period of time, eating can cause problems, especially if the calories are too high at first. Food must be reintroduced slowly. Carbohydrates are given first to supply energy, followed by protein foods.
Many malnourished children will develop intolerance to milk sugar (
Getting treatment early generally leads to good results. Treating kwashiorkor in its late stages will improve the child's general health. However, the child may be left with permanent physical and mental problems. If treatment is not given or comes too late, this condition is life-threatening.
Call your health care provider if your child has symptoms of kwashiorkor.
To prevent kwashiorkor, make sure the diet has enough carbohydrates, fat (at least 10% of total calories), and protein (12% of total calories).
Heird WC. Food insecurity, hunger, and undernutrition. In: Kliegman RM, Behrman RE, Jenson HB, Stanton BF, eds. Nelson Textbook of Pediatrics. 18th ed. Philadelphia, PA: Saunders Elsevier; 2007:chap 43.
Alderman H, Shekar M. Nutrition, food security, and health. In: Kliegman RM, Behrman RE, Jenson HB, Stanton BF, eds. Nelson Textbook of Pediatrics. 19th ed. Philadelphia, PA: Saunders Elsevier; 2011:chap 43.
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STATELINE, Nev. - Even though they're the only women on the 82-person acceptance list for this year's American Century Championship, neither Brandi Chastain nor Angie Everhart let it affect their golf game.
"Competition is competition, it doesn't matter if it's males or females. So for me I don't feel the need to feel like I'm competing as a woman against the men. They're very respectful and they know that sometimes my game is good," Chastain said.
Chastain, a member of the 1996 Olympic gold medal soccer team, celebrated her birthday out on the green Saturday at the ACC. As she headed over to the front nine, she recommended that young women athletes don't allow intimidation to get the better of them.
"I think that the bottom line is that, even the situations that seem intimidating, they don't have to be. Each person is in control of that anxiety, you just have to try and enjoy yourself and that's what I'm going to try to do the rest of the day," Chastain said.
As Chastain left the tee box, Shannon Eagan, an employee at Edgewood Companies, and her daughter grabbed the soccer player for a photo. Chastain's a role model for her daughter, Eagan said.
"My daughter is a soccer player and she met her a few years ago last time she was here, so they kind of have a bond. It's great, and I think there should be more women," Eagan said.
Angie Everhart, the only other woman in the ACC this year, she said she just feels like one of the guys out there on the course.
"You know it's funny because I don't really feel like a girl in this tournament. I mean, I am a girl obviously, but I like beating the boys," said Everhart.
The former model and actress teed off Saturday morning with Hall of Fame basketball player Charles Barkley.
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ALAMEDA -- Is this finally the end of the Raiders' first-round curse? No more fiascos? Really?
Maybe Buffalo linebacker Khalil Mack is the hex-ender, maybe he's everything the Raiders have wanted and needed for almost two decades -- and almost never got out of their first-round picks.
Mack, the Raiders' pick in the NFL draft Thursday, should be better than Rolando McClain or Robert Gallery, more focused than JaMarcus Russell, and healthier than Darren McFadden.
Mack should be more productive than Fabian Washington, Michael Huff or Darrius Heyward-Bey, and more instantly important than Sebastian Janikowski or Nnamdi Asomugha.
Mack should be the Raiders' best first-round pick since Charles Woodson in 1998, and my oh my, that is a very long time.
If you watched coach Dennis Allen beam and giggle minutes after the Raiders landed Mack with the fifth overall pick, you sure got a sense of how long ago it really was.
Allen didn't just look pleased that Mack fell out of the top four, after he was at times projected to go in the top three.
Allen looked relieved, relaxed, overjoyed and possibly set free.
Meanwhile, general manager Reggie McKenzie looked antsy and exhausted, but I think that's just how he gets during the draft. Or maybe hoping and waiting for Mack to get to them took a little toll.
"When we started this process, we were totally clear that we wanted to add some impact players to our football team," Allen said.
"This is an impact player. This guy will have an impact on our football team for the 2014 season, there's no question about that."
So, Reggie, if you had the first overall pick, would you still have taken Mack?
"I didn't have the first pick," the Raiders general manager said in a singsong voice.
"We liked Khalil. We liked him a lot."
Other teams -- the teams that have won over the past 11 seasons, while the Raiders have not -- have built themselves up using first-round picks as their foundations.
Not the Raiders.
They've either traded away their pick (in 2011 and 2012), been unlucky enough to watch the better players go ahead of them, watched good talents fade once they put on the Silver & Black, or simply whiffed the pick.
We'll still have to see how Mack performs -- remember, McClain was a highly acclaimed pick in 2010, and now he's out of the league.
But if Mack is who McKenzie and Allen think he is ... or even half of how they described him on Thursday ... he should be one of the Raiders' best players the first time he suits up.
The Raiders signed a slew of older veteran free agents a few months ago, just to hold things together in 2014.
The way to get this team to the same level as Kansas City or Denver or above, though, is to reload with true young stars, and Mack seems to fit that profile exactly.
A young star. A game-changing pass rusher who could keep sacking quarterbacks for a decade.
Someone who grades out "A-1" off the field, according to McKenzie.
When's the last time the Raiders had a blue-chipper like that? Usually, they're getting beat by those guys.
"Absolutely, I saw a lot of similarities between him and Von Miller," Allen said of the star Denver linebacker that he coached as a rookie in 2011.
"And the thing that really was attractive about Khalil Mack was the fact that he understands how to rush the passer. And he understands how to rush the passer with power."
After this, the Raiders can turn their attention to landing more and more playmakers.
Maybe they get a receiver, they definitely need a quarterback of the future -- really, they could use young talent at every position.
But it had to start with some good luck, and that came when Jacksonville surprised everybody by selecting quarterback Blake Bortles with the third pick.
That guaranteed that the Raiders would get either Mack or receiver Sammy Watkins.
I think they liked Mack better than anybody except No. 1 overall pick Jadeveon Clowney, and now we will see if the Raiders' faith is well placed.
"He's a real man," Allen said of Mack. "He's a football-first guy, and he's got tremendous work ethic, and he's a team player.
"Those are all things we look for in adding to our football team."
It's easy to say that now, with Mack in the fold. Actually, it was easy to say and see that all these previous years, when there was nobody like Mack on this team.
There is now, at least one. That's a start.
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Combo shot boosts kids' fever-related seizure risk (CNN.com)
Children who get a combination of measles, mumps, rubella and chickenpox vaccines in one shot are at a slightly increased risk of getting a fever-related seizure, compared with children getting two separate shots – one containing measles, mumps and rubella and the another containing the chickenpox (varicella) vaccine, according to a new study published in the journal Pediatrics. Read more.
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Two years ago, Stephen Hartman planned to shoot a video showing different stages of autism, but he got sidetracked at Syracuse University. Read more.
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Without saying a word, Ryan Brogan climbed atop a starting block in lane 3 and slipped a pair of black goggles over his eyes. Three teammates had picked him to lead their 200-meter medley relay practice session. He crossed his arms and gazed into the rippling water. Read more.
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SNOWMASS VILLAGE - "As a kid, I just loved watching Westerns. The West fascinated me," A.D. Fuller said when asked why he moved from Boston to Snowmass in 1970. Forty-three years later, he still can't imagine living anywhere else.
"I came right after high school," Fuller said. "I was thinking about moving to New Hampshire to be a ski instructor where I grew up and learned to ski. That had been my secret plan. But a friend who had lived in Aspen in the '50s said if you really want to be an instructor, you've got to go to Aspen."
Arriving here, he applied to Aspen Skiing Co., completed its training program and became an apprentice kids ski instructor in December 1970. Ski school cost $13 a day, and that included a lift ticket. A kids lunch was $1.25. And a bed at one of the small lodges in Aspen cost $50 a month.
"It was hand-to-mouth," Fuller said, "especially in the summer months. It was dead in the '70s. We would walk around the construction sites and get day labor jobs. And I worked at the Sinclair gas station, which was on the corner where Paradise Bakery is today.
"For the first 10 years, I went back home to Martha's Vineyard in the summers until I decided to stay here all year long."
Fuller worked for Skico for 24 years, moving from a ski instructor to patrol. In a 1982 photo of him in the Snowmass Sun, the caption explained, "A.D. now works for the ski area year-round, enjoying patrolling, snowmaking operations, avalanche control, lift operations, grooming, and Burnt Mountain tours in the winter, and working on a trail crew with Tom Marshall."
Fuller worked his last eight years for Skico in administration in purchasing, accounting and finance.
He cut his teeth on property management in 1981 when he heard a fellow ski patroller say he was moving out of the cabin on the Ziegler family property. Fuller applied and managed the property for 27 years until 2008.
"The Ziegler family is like my family, and they always treated my kids so nice," Fuller said. "The property sits on beautiful land on the valley floor overlooking (Snowmass) creek. You look up at Capitol and Daly."
Fuller had the skills for property management.
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He expanded his property-management duties at the Zieglers' by forming his own property-management company, Fuller Management.
"I really enjoy working hard for these folks," Fuller said. "I know some construction, whether or not the heating system is working right. I can take care of places. You get a 'thank you' at the end of the day, and it makes it all worth it."
Fuller said that most of his clients mainly want someone watching out for their house. When they return, they want it just like they left it, and they want things to work.
Fuller Management provides a range of property-management services from housekeeping to lawn and plant care, snowplowing and shoveling. Fuller Management works with a variety of contract services to take care of a client's home.
"One of my biggest jobs is being on the phone," Fuller said. "I arrange for a lot of services. Contractors. Window washers. I get into all of my properties at least once a week. And I have some of the nicest people you can meet as customers."
Fuller takes pride in the fact that he is present in Snowmass and can respond immediately to issues or situations at a client's home.
"We're here. You're not going to have to wait until the next day if it's something urgent," he said. "It's the key to my success: answering my phone, responding to problems."
After 43 years in Snowmass, Fuller still likes it.
"The blue skies," he said. "It's just a great place for me. It fits me perfect."
He and his wife, Claire, raised two sons from the Little Red Schoolhouse through Aspen High School. Oldest son Whit is in the U.S. Navy, and younger son Nick is a junior at the University of Colorado.
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Saw this news out of Texas:
"Officials from The Covenant School visited Dallas Academy on Thursday morning to apologize for their girls' basketball team's "victory without honor" in last week's 100-0 game. Meanwhile, on its school website, Covenant said it has made a formal request to the Texas Association of Private and Parochial Schools that it forfeit the game."
I've never seen a score that outrageous. I've seen large margins... but can't remember one in which one team didn't score any points at all. How should a coach handle this situation?
The worst game I've seen in person was a 65-8 drubbing between two small high schools. The winning team had its bench completely empty and was working on set plays and different things to pass the time. The problem is, if you pass the ball around the perimeter for six straight minutes just to burn clock, it's almost just as embarrassing as if you continue to attack the basket. I felt the winning coach of the game I saw did what she could to play honorable and still get something accomplished for her team. That's all you can ask a coach to do.
My college friend told me of a game she played in eighth grade where they were losing 31-1 at halftime and ended up falling 55-3. The winning team had a prodigy who ended up playing a little bit in the WNBA.
Looking back, she laughs about it.
Of course, with college or pros, I'm of the belief that anything goes. If you can't stop them, get a better team.
In rec league, we would always let our 300-pound big man chuck up 3's after we started losing by more than 40 points (which was about every week). So I guess it all depends.
I heard this game was different. They coach really ran the score up. I heard they went into a full court press in the second half to try and run the score up to 100. That is why school officials apologized and want to forfiet the game. Now that is unsportmanslike
The AP has the full article in Newsday:
Thats just crazy especially with girls. Where do you draw the line?
Just saw that the coach is not sorry for what he did and he has been fired. Just Firing?
well fired and his name is proabbly tarnished for long time. That man should never be allowed to coach again. he is a disgrace.
I wish I had a coach like that, a guy who likes to put the nail in the coffin. Senda a message not to mess with us.
Well Marion you probably would have made a horrible coach...
I just like winners. Im a winner, Thats why im the best poster on the forum.
Well that coach is a loser. I hope he never coaches again at any level. What he is teaching is not valauble to anyone at any level.
He will certainly findi it difficult to coach again. But he'll be an assistant somewhere.
He should be an assistant at a school for the blind where they dont know what this scumbag looks like. It will be hard for any parent to let him coach their son/daughter once they find out who he is
Just the kids are blind doesn't mean the parents are. But perhaps you're right.
Lil Penny, it sounds like you just dont like to win. Let me use some analogies.
Would you want the terrosrists to win, no, you go over to afghanastan and beat themm 100-0.
Would you want Saddam to win, no, you go to Irag and drop a hundred spot on his face.
And yes I just compared middle school girls basketball to the war on terror.
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"What changed?"
When you open an Oracle Service Request, this is one of the first questions Tech Support will ask.
Your OBIEE application was working; now it's not; what changes were made?
It's a question that is often hard to answer ... unless ... you've been disciplined about keeping track of changes.
But ... but ... who has time for that? You're busy working on business apps for your users ...
It isn't difficult to keep track of changes with some simple tools; you focus on getting the job done, and the tools make your job easier.
The "Revision Control System" ( RCS ) is one of the oldest unix tools for tracking changes. It's simple ( or can be made simple ), it's small and available everywhere.
I use it often to track even small changes to simple things. It is especially important if you have frequent disruptions and have to restart hours or days later. The benefits:
- A time-stamped log of changes for every file.
- Easy to search if you also forget the file or the directory where you were working
- Easy review of the changes with a simple command.
And easier to spot typos when you're altering a critical file.
- Now you're ready for that Oracle Tech Support question: "What changed?"
The OBIEE Sample Virtual Machine, and Windows MobaXterm are used here to test RCS.
Much of the software supplied in this virtual machine is new to me, and I can "check it out" without destroying the integrity of the environment.
It allows for quick "try it", and easy back out if the test doesn't work out.
Download the MobaXterm Personal extension set of utilities.
Place the URL in your browser to download to your browser environment; several environments work.
- The Windows host machine where you run VirtualBox and MobaXterm
- The obiee sample virtual machine running in VirtualBox
- A cygwin environment running on the Windows host machine
- Your production obiee deployment running on any unix platform
The /etc/moba.alias aliases work in all of these environments, including AIX, Linux, Solaris, HPUX. The RCS executables must match your system.
RCS is usually in the default system; it's a unix classic.
wget command is often more helpful when you're working in a particular environment, because you can download a file to the exact directory where you are working. No need to transfer files from a browser download directory to the machine where you want it deployed. The wget command looks like:
$ wget --no-check-certificate http://goo.gl/0aoO3
The link will download file extz.tgz; a compressed tar file.
You would deploy the files on MobaXterm Personal by downloading to your $HOME directory, then move to the root directory (/) and use these commands:
$ cd /
$ tar -xzvf $HOME/extz.tgz
$ source /etc/moba.alias
The extz.tgz contains binary files that are only appropriate for the MobaXterm Personal environment.
Do not use cd / before extracting files on other platforms.
Expand the archive in a normal directory; all you need from this distribution will be in the relative directory file ./etc/moba.alias
How do we use this?
/etc/moba.alias provides simple shell functions that expose the basics of RCS and are portable across platforms.
Install the aliases using this command:
$ source /etc/moba.alias
The alias file provides:
| Usage
| rcsText="project notes"
An environment variable containing a brief description about what you are working on. This description get recorded by RCS for each file that you change.
When you switch tasks, change the rcsText variable. Put it in your .profile or .bashrc file for subsequent logins and then put your login profile under RCS control too. Easy time-stamped revisions of your projects.
| _co file_name
The file_name is added to RCS controls. If it isn't already being tracked, it's added with a checkin to establish the base file setting.
| _ls
List the files that are tracked in this directory.
| _diff filename
List the differences (if any) with the previous version.
| _ci filename
Commit filename changes to RCS.
| abm command
"A Better Man" reduces the output from manual pages for review on limited screen space. Ok, it's not needed for revision control.
As an example, we need to modify /etc/hosts to add the IP address of the obiee sample machine to access it on the network.
I provided a shorter machine alias (obisamp) to reduce typing. The IP used here might be different if your VirtualBox deploys other VMs.
Here we go -- ($) is the bash prompt:
$ cd /etc $ _co hosts $ vi hosts O -- add a line in vi above line 1, then type/paste the next line 192.168.56.101 obisamp obieesampleapp obieesampleapp.us.oracle.com ESC -- return to vi command mode shift-ZZ -- save the file. ( one-handed, easier than !wq ) $ _ls hosts ----- Mar 9 19:47 RCS/hosts,v $ _diff hosts RCS file: RCS/hosts,v retrieving revision 1.1 diff -r1.1 hosts 22d21 < 192.168.56.101 obisamp obieesampleapp obieesampleapp.us.oracle.com $ _ci hosts RCS/hosts,v new revision: 1.2; previous revision: 1.1 done
To search for files you have modified in a high-level directory, you can use a command like this:
$ find /etc -name '*,v' /etc/RCS/hosts,v
And then simplify things with a shell function:
$ _find() { find $* -name '*,v'; } $ _find /etc /etc/RCS/hosts,v $ _find /home/oracle .... obisamp is still thinking about that ...
Add the _find function to /etc/moba.alias ... you are now managing moba.alias with RCS ... right?


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LAS VEGAS -- Steve Kerr led the Warriors to an NBA summer league win in his professional coaching debut Friday and afterward indicated butterflies hadn't been in his stomach.
Those emotions, he admitted, actually came two nights before the Warriors cruised to a 70-58 win against Charlotte when they had scrimmaged a collection of NBA Development League players.
"I felt nervous for that," Kerr said. "Getting that under my belt the other night kind of helped me feel more comfortable with what happened tonight. I was having fun."
Kerr signed a five-year contract worth more than $22 million to replace Mark Jackson with minimal coaching experience. He used to coach his son's AAU team. For fun at the 2011 All-Star weekend, he came out of the broadcast booth to be an assistant coach for the sophomores in the Rookie Challenge.
Against the Hornets, Kerr appeared comfortable in cargo shorts seated on the bench and holding up a clipboard in the huddle. He didn't stand often, but did so to enable his soft voice to better be heard at Thomas & Mack Center. There was some talking to the officials, too, even as the Warriors never trailed and led by as many as 26 points.
"There were a few tough calls that didn't go our way, and I got up and made my point," Kerr said. "Nothing too demonstrative."
Said general manager Bob Myers of Kerr, "He seems relaxed."
It was Kerr's game to manage as the experienced head coaches on his staff, Alvin Gentry and Ron Adams, did not sit on the sideline with him as they took notes on the game. Mostly, what they saw on the court after three days of practices was good.
Point guard Nemanja Nedovic led the Warriors with 17 points, Orlando Johnson had 12 and James Michael McAdoo added 11 as Golden State extended its summer league winning streak to 15 games.
Before the contest, a banner recognizing the Warriors' summer league championship last season was raised.
"I've never felt anything like this," Kerr mused. "Summer league pressure to continue the winning streak. I thought I was going to get a little cushion before the pressure started."
A 2012 Olympic gold medalist, Iguodala earlier in the offseason received an injection for the tendinitis that caused him to miss six games last season. The team had determined no surgery would be needed and that the injection and rest would help the 30-year-old recover.
Kerr said after speaking with Iguodala on Thursday that the player was ahead of schedule and feeling good even though he isn't yet able to get on the court.
"He should be on the floor in our practice facility before too long," Kerr said. "I can't put a date on it, but the medical staff has told me no problems in terms of being ready for (Warriors training) camp."


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GameStop's resale program for Apple, Android and Kindle products extends its video game and console expertise
Staff Writer Michelle Pitcher wrote today's story about how Grapevine-based GameStop is muscling its way into the resale market for Apple, Android and Kindle products.
Upgrades are driving the resale market of smartphones and tablets.
Her story quotes an interesting statistic: About 25 percent of mobile customers upgrade every 18 months, according to research firm Compass Intelligence. The firm's research also found that nearly 280 million mobile phones in the U.S. are idle or deactivated sitting in drawers, waiting to be recycled.
Not everyone wants to pay new retail prices for the latest mobile devices which can cost several hundred of dollars. Some consumers are content with last season's products. Parents have often started out their youngest gamers on older consoles before investing in newer more expensive models and games. The concept seems to be the same with mobile devices.
With its history of recycling used video games and consoles, GameStop had the expertise to expand the business.
Other retailers are testing the recycling business
In April, Fort Worth-based RadioShack bought back 82,000 phones and mobile gadgets during a one-month trade-in promotion.
The offer was driven by a social media campaign that generated more than 20 million impressions, according to Dallas-based Current, the firm behind "America's mobile makeover month by RadioShack" campaign.
RadioShack paid consumers $3 million to collect all that idle stuff.


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illmatik06 wrote: met sage in newport. i vividly remember seeing his fruit of the loom undies when performing [we were rockin the same undies yo!], my homegirl pinched his nipple, i tried buying a girl shirt off of him only to have him say "thats a girl's shirt," and i stood front row with my face in his crotch while he performed "my name is strange." i think we even did a lil synrochnized hip action when he went "oooo ahh ooo oooo ah." word.
Sage Francis wrote: >From: jd keiser
>To: firstname.lastname@example.com
>Subject: wordz frum an undaground funksta..
>Date: Thu, 13 Mar 2003 17:50:05 -0800 (PST)
> yo man, I was in North Hampton Mass a couple of weeks
>ago to see your show, Ive been waiting for you to come
>back around the area and I was siked to see you,
>anyway I tried to talk to you before the show when you
>were sellin cd's and such but you kindof gave me the
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>the road and you'd prolly seen about a million faces
>but all I was tryin to tell you was that I had alot of
>respect for you and your music and that Im a local
>producer and that it would be pretty chill if we could
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>man, I think your great, but I have to say that ever
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good luck, VT.
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The beloved fishman of the B.P.R.D. steps into his solo adventures in a major way in "The Dark And Terrible." Creator Mike Mignola explains why a supernatural future was awaiting Abe Sapien all along, with exclusive art.
In April, Dark Horse will debut "Abe Sapien: The Dark and Terrible," by Mike Mignola, Scott Allie and Sebastian Fiumara, which follows the B.P.R.D. agent as a travels across America amid major changes to the Earth and his own anatomy.
The milestone mini series "Return Of The Master" from Dark Horse's "B.P.R.D." line heralded the return of series big bad The Black Flame last week, and E-i-C Scott Allie explains the move while unveiling Ryan Sook's cover process.
Dark Horse editor Scott Allie spoke with CBR about upcoming changes to the "Willow - Wonderland" writing crew, the joys of giant monsters and the character's quest to bring magic back to the Buffyverse.
Creator Mike Mignola, editor Scott Allie and artists Tyler Crook and James Harren discussed the long-awaited "Hellboy in Hell," "B.P.R.D.," the "Joe Golem" movie deal and the greater Hellboy universe at NYCC 2012.
In the wake of "Return of the Master" and the renumbering "B.P.R.D." from issue #100 on, Mike Mignola, John Arcudi and Scott Allie reveal 2013 plans while sharing an exclusive look at Kevin Nowlan's Lobster Johnson cover!
Dark Horse welcomed a star-studded panel featuring Christopher Golden, Eric Powell, Tim Seeley, Tom Mandrake, Scott Allie, Tyler Crook & Evan Dorkin to discuss all of the publisher's horror titles.
After nearly 20 years with the company, Dark Horse editor Scott Allie has been named Editor-in-Chief, and he talks to CBR about expanding beyond Buffy and Hellboy, coordinating new ventures and making digital work.
On the heels of yesterday's news that a gay, male vampire slayer would be joining the cast of "Buffy Season 9," Editor Scott Allie discusses the origin of the story and its long term implications for the series.
"Hellboy" creator Mike Mignola, Dark Horse editor Scott Allie and artists Cameron Stewart and Tyler Crook came to Comic-Con to answer fan questions about the future of the Hellboy Universe.
Dark Horse's horror writers discussed favorite monsters, defined what's scary, explained which lines they won't cross and demonstrated why they do horror better than anyone else during their Comic-Con panel.
Buffy & Spike's relationship hits its final dead end as the epic story of a pregnancy scare, an abortion choice and a robot double wraps with Scott Allie revealing new secrets from "Buffy The Vampire Slayer Season 9."
As part of a new slate of comics from the "B.P.R.D.: Hell On Earth" setting, Mike Mignola is tapping new writers, artists and ideas to bring vampires close to Hellboy in "The Transformation of J.H. O'Donnell" while eying Abe Sapien.
"Buffy The Vampire Slayer" editor and co-writer Scott Allie returns to take readers inside the latest arc of Joss Whedon's "Season 9" as Buffy confronts two possible lives amid kidnapping plots and zompire outbreaks.
Greg McElhatton gives "B.P.R.D. Hell On Earth: The Pickens County Horror" #2 4.5 stars saying the issue by Mike Mignola, Scott Allie and Jason Latour is "a trip you'll definitely want to take."
Courtesy of Dark Horse, CBR presents an exclusive preview of "Buffy the Vampire Slayer Season 9" #9. The issue, by Andrew Chambliss, Scott Allie and Cliff Richards, hits stores May 9.
Longtime "Hellboy" & "B.P.R.D." editor Scott Allie spoke to CBR about the Bureau tales he co-wrote with Mike Mignola, as well as the series' direction in the second half of 2012.
Dark Horse put the spotlight on recent announcements including Eric Powell's "The Goon" going monthly and an extension of the Buffy universe in their panel at C2E2 2012.
Two new tie-ins for Dark Horse's "Buffy The Vampire Slayer" are on their way and Scott Allie discusses how Victor Gischler, Jeff Parker and more brought "Spike" and "Willow" to solo series.
Juliet Landau, star and writer behind "Buffy The Vampire Slayer" villain Drusilla explains the mysteries driving the five issue mini-series in June with "Angel & Faith's" Christos Gage and editor Scott Allie. Plus, exclusive art.
Writer Chris Gage and Editor Scott Allie stop by to reveal the secrets of the "Daddy Issues" arc from Giles' history before the Ripper to Drusilla's new plan and beyond with an exclusive look at the cover to issue #10.
As "Season 9" of Joss Whedon's franchise continues, Buffy the Vampire Slayer tackles new emotions through her pregnancy, new villains with "zompires" and new mysteries surrounding Spike, Willow and the gang.
"Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Season 9" #5 featured a huge turning point in Buffy's life. Editor Scott Allie spoke exclusively with CBR News about this issue's events and the coming repercussions.
CBR's inside look at Joss Whedon's comic continuation of "Buffy The Vampire Slayer" is back for Season Nine as Scott Allie speaks out on the new villain, the strange new slayer and more from issues #1 and 2.
Dark Horse Comics is crawling with bloodsuckers, from Joss Whedon's Slayers and vamps to nightmare-inducing monsters. Grab a stake and crucifix and step into the world of the undead.
CBR News spoke with writer John Arcudi about "BPRD: Hell on Earth - Monsters" and the "Russia" miniseries that follows it, as well as the Abe Sapien's starring turn in "The Devil Does Not Jest."
Creators from Guillermo del Toro to John Cassaday to Mike Mignola himself reflect on the shocking events of "Hellboy: The Fury" #3 as the big red guy is celebrated just as his story gets more interesting.
Courtesy of Dark Horse, CBR presents and exclusive preview of "B.P.R.D.: The Dead Remembered" #3 by Mike Mignola, Scott Allie and Karl Moline. Sporting a Jo Chen cover, the issue hits June 1.
Dark Horse Comics has provided CBR with an exclusive first look at the May 4th shipping "B.P.R.D: The Dead Remembered" #2 by writers Mike Mignola & Scott Allie, with art by Karl Moline.
After Dark Horse announced the departure of longtime âB.P.R.D.â artist Guy Davis, we spoke with oncoming artist Tyler Crook about his new gig as well as thoughts from the rest of the creative team.
Scott Allie returns to the "Star Wars" universe with "Star Wars: Jedi - The Dark Side," a five-issue series exploring Qui-Gon Jinn's early days as a Jedi Master. Illustrated by Mahmud Asrar, the series debuts in May.
âHellboyâ editor Scott Allie tries on his writing hat for âB.P.R.D.: The Dead Remembered,â a three-issue miniseries exploring Liz Sherman's past. CBR spoke with him about the book and switching roles with Mike Mignola.
From the creators who have worked with him across his careers to the competing executives who welcome him into their ranks, the comics industry responds to Axel Alonso's ascension to Editor-in-Chief of Marvel Comics.
Agent Liz Sherman takes the spotlight, Witchfinder Edward Grey turns gunslinger, and the Bureau inducts a new member in 2011. "Hellboy" and "B.P.R.D." Mike Mignola spoke with CBR about all this and more.
As Twilight falls on Dark Horse's "Buffy: Season 8," co-writer Scott Allie and artist Georges Jeanty tackle the shocking events of the penultimate issue #39 including the death of a major character and plans for "Season 9."
Courtesy of Dark Horse, CBR presents an exclusive preview of "Buffy & Vampire Slayer" #39. Written by Joss Whedon and Scott Allie, art and cover by Georges Jeanty and a Jo Chen variant, the issue hits December 1.
Courtesy of Dark Horse, CBR presents an exclusive preview of "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" #38, written by creator Joss Whedon with Scott Allie and art by Georges Jeanty & Andy Owens. The issue, with a Jo Chen cover, hits November 3.
"Buffy The Vampire Slayer: Season 8" editor and co-writer Scott Allie returns to CBR for an inside look at one of the final issues of Joss Whedon's epic including the return to Sunnydale, the role of Spike, the secret of the Seed and more!
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travis.bundy wrote:I'm from Waterloo but if I'm ever in the area I'll let you know ahead of time.
ghstinshll wrote:otherwise, you nee da good excuse to go play THe Peninsula, right?!?!
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There are so many traditions associated with the new year -- midnight kisses, shiny New Year's resolutions and, of course, the guilt-laden, mid-January plunge into a pint of Ben and Jerry's. That's what happens when you go draconian on yourself.
But if the healthful hopes of Jan. 1 included such resolutions as "eat a healthy breakfast" and "more whole grains, baby," here's some happy news:
You can have your waffles and eat healthfully, too.
At least you can when you've packed them with toasted oatmeal, buttermilk and a hint of cinnamon.
Packed with antioxidants, high-fiber oatmeal fills you up, warms your soul and makes your heart (and other body parts) happier and healthier. Bake up a batch of berry-laced oatmeal, whip up a bowl of chai-spiced oats or dig into a jar of Bruce Weinstein and Mark Scarbrough's Not-Just-Oatmeal Granola, and you'll make your taste buds happy, too.
Health issues first prompted food writers Weinstein and Scarbrough's efforts to incorporate more whole grains into their diets, but they soon discovered the delicious benefits of farro, freekeh, bulgur, oats and groats (the latter, they say, "taste like oatmeal squared.") The beauty of whole grains for breakfast, Scarbrough writes in the duo's new book, "Grain Mains" (Rodale Books, $24.99, 232 pages), is that "lunchtime rolls around without a hunger pang in sight. We can't think of better morning news than that."
Their version of granola pumps up the nutritional volume by augmenting the usual oats with Kamut, wheat and barley flakes -- which can be found in gourmet markets, health-food stores or online -- as well as almonds, wheat germ and nonfat dry milk. The goal, Scarbrough says, is to "grain it up" -- and by "it," he means everything. Mix the crisp, crunchy results with milk for morning cereal, use it to top yogurt parfaits or nibble the granola as a hearty, healthy snack.
Warren Brown, a Washington, D.C. attorney-turned-baker and proprietor of the very popular CakeLove bakeries in the D.C. area, does plenty of decadent sweets, of course, but he calls oatmeal the best way to "make the body feel nourished in all the right ways."
His new breakfast cookbook, "CakeLove in the Morning" (Stewart, Tabori & Chang, $24.95, 208 pages), offers everything from sticky buns -- decidedly not resolution-fare -- to chocolate pancakes (ditto). But Brown also shares his love for hot, creamy porridge, especially when the flavors are amplified with spices and fruit. He steeps traditional chai spices -- cinnamon, nutmeg, cardamom and star anise -- in the milk he uses to cook oatmeal in one version, and mixes crystallized ginger, sliced bananas and flaxseeds into another.
As for those toasted oatmeal waffles, they're the creation of San Francisco food writer and pastry chef Dawn Yanagihara, whose new book "Waffles" (Chronicle Books, $16.95, 108 pages) is devoted to everything crisp, golden and pocked with those signature imprints.
Here, rolled oats are toasted first, an idea that a colleague at Cooks Illustrated magazine first came up with a decade ago to add a light nuttiness to your basic porridge. However, Yanagihara takes the concept much farther.
"You make these resolutions, but if the food doesn't taste good, you won't want to eat it," she says. "I love oatmeal. It made sense to do it -- and I knew I needed to bring out the flavor. I pushed the envelope with the toasting to get that nutty, caramelized, butterscotch-y flavor."
Buttermilk is added to the still-warm oatmeal mixture, along with melted butter, eggs, flour and brown sugar, before the batter is baked in a waffle iron, forming a crisp exterior shell for the tender, custardlike interior.
OK, so melted butter and brown sugar aren't exactly health foods. But a toasted-oatmeal waffle is much better for you than ice cream.
Just go easy on the syrup.
Follow Food and Wine editor Jackie Burrell at Facebook.com/BayAreaNewsGroup.Food.Wine and http://pinterest.com/bayareafood.


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