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Five lessons from the week that was in the Big Ten.
1. The Big Ten can pile it on: Lopsided scores are common throughout college football in September, but the Big Ten had stayed away from the really insane points totals until Saturday. Wisconsin set team records for points scored (70) and margin of victory (67) against hapless Austin Peay. Ohio State had its highest points total (73) since 1950 and eclipsed 70 points for the first time since 1996 (first time in the Jim Tressel era). Michigan only scored 65 against Bowling Green but racked up 721 total yards and 31 first downs. Iowa and Michigan State both scored 45 points, an impressive total that was dwarfed by the others around the league.
2. Penn State still a work in progress: Kudos to the Nittany Lions for a stifling second-half defensive performance, the resurrection of Evan Royster (187 rush yards) and an impressive 96-yard touchdown drive to seal Saturday's win against Temple. But I still have some major concerns about this team entering Big Ten play. Penn State simply has to get better in the red zone and stop settling for field goals. The Lions have scored only six touchdowns in 15 red-zone opportunities this season. And while the defense regained its swagger today, Temple didn't have much of a passing attack. Penn State's secondary will be tested a lot more this week at Iowa.
3. Tate Forcier can help Michigan win: After so much speculation about a possible transfer, Forcier took the field for the first time this season and showed that he's still a pretty good quarterback. The Michigan sophomore completed all 12 of his pass attempts for 110 yards and a touchdown. He moved Michigan's offense up and down the field after starting quarterback Denard Robinson went down with an injury, and Forcier might have established himself as the Wolverines' No. 2 signal caller. Robinson should be fine, but his long-term health remains an issue because of his playing style. If Forcier can keep his head in the game, he gives coach Rich Rodriguez another solid option.
4. Purdue is in serious trouble: The injury bug continued to strike the Boilers on Saturday, this time claiming starting quarterback Robert Marve. Coach Danny Hope isn't optimistic after Marve re-injured his left knee in the first half of Saturday's loss to Toledo. Marve tore the ACL in his left knee last summer and tweaked it last week. There's no official word, but expect Marve to miss a good bit of time. Purdue already has lost top receiver Keith Smith and top running back Ralph Bolden to knee injuries. An equally big concern could be the Boilers' defense, which surrendered 31 points and 378 yards to a Toledo team that entered the game ranked last nationally in total offense.
5. Minnesota's season is hanging by a thread: They might as well have played Taps at a mostly empty TCF Bank Stadium as Northern Illinois closed out a 34-23 win against Minnesota. Sure, the full Big Ten schedule remains, but Minnesota hasn't exactly fared well in league play the last decade or so. In fact, Minnesota will need a winning record in the Big Ten for the first time since 2003 to qualify for its third consecutive bowl appearance. And with a home schedule featuring Ohio State, Iowa, Penn State and Northwestern, it will be extremely difficult. The calls are intensifying for coach Tim Brewster to go, and unless we see a dramatic change soon, it's hard to see this ending well.


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A review of the paleo cookbook, Well Fed including the chocolate chili.
You guys remember this chocolate chili stuffed squash? Remember how I called myself a cheater since the chili recipe wasn't mine and I basically gave you a recipe on how to cook squash and a link to the chili recipe and called it a day? Well, cheating was a good idea because Melissa, who created the delicious chili recipe, happened to read that post (see…good things come to those who link to the original source! sorry-huge pet peeve there) and got in touch with me about a potential review & giveaway of her cookbook, Well Fed. Without trying to sound like soooo cool (because I'm not), I get emails every day from companies, PR firms and random other spammy sounding sources constantly trying to get a blogger on the hook to do a review of whatever they're pushing. My most recent was sunglasses. Because obviously, that's what this blog is about. Um, delete. So it was nice to finally say "yes!" without hesitation. Well Fed had actually been on my list of cookbooks to buy anyway after hearing rave upon rave review of the paleo recipes in it.
I totally get that this is like the worst giveaway timing. It's too late to be considered a Christmas present and I'm posting this on the weekend leading up to Christmas when there's probably all of 3 people reading this while the rest are schlepping through the mall. At least I know the winner will get to keep it for themselves and be a dedicated reader I guess? Ha.
If you follow me on instagram then you've seen that I've made quite a few of the recipes from this book already. I actually took the time to read it from front to back before cooking anything because there's quite a bit of good information up front before Melissa even gets into the recipes. From basics on the paleo way of eating to guidance on food shopping and meal prep in order to be successful eating this way to paleo pantry essentials and even some basic "hot plate" ideas which aren't really recipes as much as they are pairing ideas for those nights you don't want to follow a "recipe" and would rather just throw something together real quick. It's a great balance between a paleo reference book and a cookbook.
I've made all the recipes in those photographs (as well as others) and I kid you not when I say two of them were life changing (the others were stellar too).
1. Citrus Carnitas. You guys know my very well documented love of carnitas. I think it might actually be my "last meal" dish of choice. So I was psyched to try this version out and even more excited when I realized I had 3.65 pounds of pork butt in my freezer just waiting to be carnita-fied. The method and directions will totally have you second guessing the outcome (she likens the process to watery meat soup and it's spot on) but in the end all I can say is OMFG. Yes, the F is necessary. They will rock your world. And then you'll end up eating 3.65 pounds of pork butt in the span of 6 days and be totally disgusted with yourself. It's fine, it's worth it. I promise.
2. Mashed Cauliflower. Sounds basic right? It is, but up until this recipe I've never been a fan of the faux-potato approach with cauliflower. This is the recipe that changed that. It's simple, it's ready in a matter of minutes and it's got an awesome flavor profile that manages to give mashed cauliflower it's own identity instead of standing in the shadows of the big bad white potato.
I think a lot of people hear the term "paleo" and think "boring". Like they're going to be forced to eat steamed vegetables and lean proteins with no flavor or something for every meal. But it totally doesn't have to be that way. I love that every recipe in this book is relatively simple but the flavor combinations take whatever the main ingredient is over the top. Whether you eat paleo or not, the recipes are delicious and approachable and everyone can use a cookbook like that on their shelves!
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Raise your hand if you thought Navy lost the game last night in the first overtime when sophomore nose tackle Nate Frazier jumped off-sides just as Pitt was about to settle for a 35-yard field goal in the first overtime. Raise your other hand if you thought Navy lost the game after Pitt had the ball first-and-goal at the Navy 2-yard line in double OT. Raise your hand, well, you get the point…
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For those who think the Poinsettia Bowl officials aren't a bit excited at the improved prospects of having the Mids back in their game – check out their web site. For a second I thought I wandered onto www.navysports.com.
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For starters, Navy junior quarterback Kaipo-Noa Kaheaku-Enhada, who accounted for 288 yards of total offense and three touchdowns, is approaching super-star status for the Midshipmen. With the exception of one bad exchange with fullback Adam Ballard, Kaheaku-Enhada took care of the football on a rainy night, when one turnover could have doomed the Mids.
Speaking of Ballard, it seems as though the one-two punch at fullback is really starting to click for Navy. Junior Eric Kettani and the aforementioned senior combined for 131 yards rushing and more importantly, neither seemed to tire near the end of the four-hour marathon.
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Reading saints. Excellent!!
i know you don't/can't set the prices on Amazon.co.uk, but have you seen the pre order price of Mockingbird songs, £10.99, they're having a laugh.
No, the kindle price is £10.99 not £10. Do you not think that that is quite expensive for a kindle book?
When I originally wrote the message it was £10.99 and only recently dropped to its new price, and I have now bought it, as I have ALL your previous ones, as you are my favourite author. I was just making a comment on the original high price, that's all. I didn't mean for you to get bent out of shape over it,
Hello I am just wondering do you have any new books coming out many thanks jessica
Can I have some. Of R. J. Ellory. which were translated into German.
Thank you for your help.
I recently read one of your books, A Simple Act of Violence, which my wife obtained from the local Library. It was totally riveting and my introduction to you as an Author. It was such a good read I asked my wife to search for another written by you. I have just finished Saints of New York and am again thrilled by this excellent book. These two books have equalled, probably surpassed other books of similar topic, in my humble opinion. I sincerely thank you for the experience and my reading of your fine books will continue.
Thank you so much for your books ,I find them so well written and they set my imagination into overdrive, the story's are fantastic, the worst of it is that I find it hard to put them down, and can only liken it to eating a chocolate bar that you are enjoying so much that you want to take another bite but at the same time you do not want to finish it to soon .
I am 72 years old ,and look forward to reading many more of your novels,please keep them coming.
Thank you
Roger,Love your Books.Finally read them all.I can honestly say that you are the only Author that has brought a tear to my eye-it's as if I have experienced a similar emotion and can totally relate to your beautiful,sad,descriptive prose.Then again,the way A Dark and Broken Heart finished,I felt for our Anti Hero.But he did dig his own hole.Really looking forward to your next novel.
A true writer of fine literature hiding out as a writer of thrillers. Your writing is amazing. A QUIET BELIEF IN ANGELS is the second book of yours that I have read. Most compelling stuff I've read in a long time. Thank you.
I read Mockingbird Songs in the summer, really enjoyed it. Very much up to your usual high standard!
Have just finished reading Canada by Richard Ford, first of his I have read, incredibly atmospheric , reminded me of Cormac McCarthy.
I have had Don De Lillos under world for some years now, have just got round to reading it, for anyone who hasn't read it I can honestly recommend.
Dear RJ
I am currently reading "Carnival of Shadows" and I consider it to be your masterpiece. I previously thought that " A Quiet Belief in Angels" was your best work. I have read all your books to date and enjoyed every one. I find the variety amazing. Your characters are almost touchable the descriptions are so good, and Agent Travis is profound. I hope you continue to write many more as you had me hooked from my first novel. Happy Christmas. Philip
Have read 5 of your books, the last of which, 'Saints of New York', I finished about 15 minutes ago. Loved it like the other 4 and will read more. I didn't realise that like me, you were born in Birmingham. I am not far away now, Halesowen to be precise and funnily enough was in New York in May to celebrate my 50th. It is I think a bit of a help if you have been to a place where a novel is set but I like the way you write so I get a good feel for places in the way you write anyway. Must order my next title now. Best wishes, Paul Carew
Ive read every one of your books and you are one of my two favourite authors. Every book had me enthralled and your style of writing can be almost poetic, even the violent ones! I look forward to many more of your books. Thank you.
I have recently read four of your books in quick sucession. I can not believe you are an English author! Your knowledge of theUSA is amazing. I particularly like the way your books are set in different eras. My favourite has got to be A Quiet Belief In Angels. Keep up the brilliant work .
Good evening Sir ! We met this afternoon in Saumur. I was so thrilled to talk to you, even for a short time. You advised me to contact you to receive one of your novels in English. I don't know if they're easy to find in France indeed. I could give you my snail mail address if you wish. That would be so great an honour… Anxiously waiting for your answer, and wishing you the best of luck, Sir !
Hey there! I've been reading your site for a while now and finally got the courage to go ahead and give you a shout out from Houston Texas!
Just wanted to say keep up the great job!
I have just finished reading Mockingbird Songs, and loved it. I am a big fan of all your books, and wanted to know if there is a possibility of this book in particular being turned into a movie.
I can already see Matthew McConaughey in the role of Evan Riggs…..
Any plans for a new book this year ?
Roger, I can't wait for this trilogy. Read all your books, your writing is exceptional. Thanks for the pleasure of reading them.
Je viens de lire :"Seul le silence". Il y a bien longtemps que je ne m'étais pas laissée "envoûter" si j'ose dire par un livre. Je ne connaissais pas Ellory et ce livre m'est tombé par hasard entre les mains : un chef d'oeuvre …Quel style ! ! ! Impressionnant de vérité… On ne peut que s'imprégner des moments gais ou tristes à en pleurer que nous fait vivre l'écrivain . Quel talent ! ! ! J'ai du mal à me relancer dans la lecture d'un autre bouquin!!! Je le conseille à tout le monde surtout aux personnes qui n'auraient pas encore découvert le plaisir de la lecture ! ! !
Hi Roger, just finished Mockingbird Songs and LOVED it! The women in the book were terrific, your 'ladies' are amazing and your insight into the female mind is quite astonishing. My son introduced me to your books and I have read five so far and enjoyed them all especially Mockingbird Songs and Saint of New York, both superb reads, which I didn't really want to finish!!!! When I've finished a really good book I always feel a bit bereft ..and miss the characters. Luckily I have got a few more of your books to read. BLiss!
Bonjour Monsieur R.J. ELLORY
Nous nous sommes rencontrés à Nice le Samedi 04
Juin 2016 au !salon du Livre. Ce fut un immense plaisir
que de vous rencontrer. Comme je vous l'avais dit, je
ne connaissais pas ce que vous aviez écrit vous
confondant avec James ELLROY….. Décidé à franchir le
pas, vous m'avez conseillé de lire dans un premier
temps "VENDETTA" puis "LES ANONYMES". Très
franchement, ces deux livres m'ont tenu en haleine du
début à la fin sans jamais réussir à décrocher. Une
écriture riche, merveilleuse. Un texte, des textes
comme je les aime. J'ai été convaincu par la puissance
de ces deux titres. Je veux poursuivre dans la lecture
de vos titres qui j'en suis sûr me feront encore passer
des nuits blanches, mais pour le MEILLEUR. Merci
Monsieur ELLORY (Vous m'avez ce 04 juin à Nice
dédicacé ces deux livres conseillés par vous).
Respectueusement. JC GUILLAUME
I have just read Mockingbird Songs, my first RJ Ellory book. Absolutely loved it. However, Chapter 52, fourth line from the start, mentions Ralph Chandler, it should be Glenn…
Hi just finished Mockingbird Songs which I really enjoyed. This is the 3rd book by you that I've read all different but page turners. Now I'm going to read the rest in order. Sorry to say library copies but I've recommended you all my friends and family.
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The Sarpi controversy over the relations between church and state in Venice, in which Pope Paul V had gone to the extreme of excommunicating the entire Venetian Republic, is resolved through the diplomatic mediation of Henry IV of France.
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Breaking the church's silence on mental health
Read about how you and your church can engage in the mental health conversation and help those in your area suffering from mental illness. Click below to read stories spotlighted in the summer edition of TX Baptists, including features on Mental Health and the Church, a minister's view point, a church's model and a first-hand account of a ministry family's struggle with mental illness and their road to recovery.
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Texas Baptist Mission Foundation awards $242,000 in ministry grants
by Kalie Lowrie on September 26, 2016 in news
DALLAS – The Texas Baptist Mission Foundation has awarded $242,000 in grants to be used for ministry by Texas Baptists ministry staff in 2017.
In August, the TBMF Council considered and approved 28 grant requests, funded by undesignated donor gifts, to be used for ministry projects by Texas Baptists, Texas Baptist Men and WMU of Texas.
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We are working with a trusted partner to conduct a brief survey among a number of our churches to help us better serve your needs. I am asking you to anonymously take this survey to ensure our Convention can focus future efforts to address the emerging needs of your ministry. Thank you for your help in this important process!
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Texas Baptists is partnering with an organization known as Ministry Safe to better address the issue of child sexual abuse in the local Church. We are concerned about the wellbeing of children and greatly desire to see that suffering, especially at the hands of child predators, be prevented. Through this partnership, we are offering training opportunities for your church leaders, as well as other resources to help your church become aware and informed about how to prevent child sexual abuse.
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In this edition of TX Baptists magazine, we are spotlighting how you and your church can help break the silence on mental health. Also, read stories about the power of partnerships in planting a new church, why singing is integral in worship, why ministers should have an annual mental health checkup and more!
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Sandusky led camp at Penn State Behrend
Brian Streeter's stomach is churning over this.
Having had Jerry Sandusky conduct three-day youth football camps at Penn State Behrend in July for eight years, Streeter can only hope no child camper dealt with what Sandusky was arrested for Saturday.
"You have a sick feeling because you hope that none of the individuals that participated in the program here were harmed," the Behrend athletic director said. "That's not why we run our programs."
A former Penn State assistant, Sandusky was charged with 40 criminal counts of child sex abuse.
He's been indicted on charges of sexually abusing eight boys over 15 years.
For Streeter and Behrend, this is like having a thief in your house and then find out years later the thief got caught for stealing millions.
You want to think he didn't rob you, but you're checking to see what's missing.
If something did happen with Sandusky during his time at Behrend, Streeter hopes people share that information with Behrend.
With the way things are happening now, more is bound to come out on this.
"Where does the ball stop?" Streeter said.
It won't. We're in full snowball-effect mode now.
Sandusky's charges are over a period of time from the mid-1990s to 2008. Streeter said he'd never heard of the accusations during that time frame.
"After 2009 is the first we ever heard about it," he said.
Sandusky never worked at Behrend, Streeter said.
"He was an outsider who came here and rented the facilities," Streeter said.
Sandusky had the camps on the Behrend upper fields.
When asked if he heard anything about that during the time Sandusky had the camps at Behrend, Streeter replied, "If we had, he wouldn't have been here."
In 2002, Penn State coach Joe Paterno relayed info to athletic director Tim Curley about what assistant Mike McQueary told him about Sandusky having inappropriate action with a boy in the team's locker room shower at the main campus.
Sandusky was prohibited from having youth sports camps on the Penn State main campus, but continued running camps at Behrend.
Streeter is wishing he had known all this before.
"Information that may have been out there that wasn't shared with anybody is unfortunate because if you know certain things, you don't let certain things happen on your campus," Streeter said.
Streeter said he didn't hear complaints about Sandusky in the time he spent at Behrend, but learning of the accusations makes him even more worrisome about what might have happened here.
"You just don't know," Streeter said.
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Good thoughts on professional development. Making this an ongoing process is also a good opportunity for developing collaboration and teamwork within the team and leadership.
A review published this week sets out the core elements of effective professional development, and although it is aimed at teaching, these principles could be applied to just about every occupation.
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House leader: Deal may not have led to full H.B. 2 repeal
The North Carolina House leader says a law restricting LGBT anti-discrimination rules may not have been fully repealed.
The North Carolina House leader says a law restricting LGBT anti-discrimination rules may not have been fully repealed.
Caden Bowers, spends most of the time in a wheelchair, but with his teammates by his side, he was pushed to the end-zone.
Bertie County Chief Building Inspector Granville Pittman said the next step for Bertie residents is to combat the growth of mold.
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Old Dominion University released a new report Thursday about transportation in Hampton Roads.
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Virginia Gov. Terry McAuliffe says he's restored voting and other civil rights to more than 60,000 felons since taking office.
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Virginia Beach has announced two make-up days for city schools that were affected due to recent flooding.
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A commuter train in New Jersey crashed into Hoboken Terminal on Thursday morning, resulting in multiple injuries, at least one fatality.
William Pulley died Sept. 9 from complications resulting from a head injury he had sustained.
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Ski season is only 3 months away!
No summer meetings, we will start back in October!
THE TRIPS HAVE BEEN UPDATED!! Just click on Winter Trips to see them all.
"Skitoberfest" - October 6th, 7pm - South Chamber of Commerce
SNO - October 12th, 5:30pm TBD
Check out our facebook page, our meetup page or check in right here on the website for updates about what's going on and how to get connected. Go to the calendar page for additional details on any activity. If you have an idea about a fun activity or would like to host one, please feel free to share at firstname.lastname@example.com and as long as involves fun, food or beer, we'll consider anything!
That's right! Wear your ski club apparel or flash your Ski Club business card to get a 20% discount on ANY regular priced merchandise at the OKC store on North May or the Norman location. Sun & Ski offers quality brands and great service for all of your sporting good needs as well as winter apparel and ski/ride equipment.
Right now, take in a gently used jacket to donate to Warmth 4 Winter and Sun & Ski will give you store credit to use toward any purchase!
Membership in the OKC Ski Club is just $35 for a single membership and $45 for a couple, family or wild card! With a wild card membership, one person joins and can take another person with them without that other person having to join the club.
On that note, you might consider joining single even if you're planning to take someone on a trip! For each person you get to join the Ski Club YOU get $25 off of your trip! Get 4 people to join, that's $100 off!
You can renew your membership online and pay via paypal or just print out the application and mail it in with your check to our PO Box.
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Come find us on www.meetup.com/oklahomacityskiclub-org and never be bored again! Just by entering your profile, you'll be connected to all of the social events for the OKC Ski Club and then something amazing happens...meetup.com will send you links for other meetups happening in the area based on the options that you choose! Find a new book club, wine club, astronomy club, awareness group, etc. If you like to do it, you can bet that there are others out there that like to do it too and it's always fun to meet new people! Most of the meetups are like ours and take place at a public venue, so there's no fear of going to a private home if you're a single person or just want to sit and watch the group from afar before joining it...not...that I've EVER done that before! You'll everything from concerts to ball games, wine tasings to baking classes...it's all there and wherever YOU are. You can select OKC or narrow it down to just your suburb. And there's no pressure to join the other groups...the only way they even know you're out there is if you click on the link and join their group.
Check it out! It's a great way to meet other people with similar interests, or maybe even just find something new that you're interested in! We've had a lot of luck with new members off of meetup.com and I have enjoyed seeing all of the different meetups that happen each week. Who knows? You might find a new hobby...or hubby!
It's time to start getting outdoors, patio dining, hiking, golfing and having fun! If you're interested in hosting an event (say at Riversport Adventures, a hike in the Wichitas or Chandler Park, maybe just to check out the new brewery in Stillwater, just work out the details and send to email@example.com and we'll help you promote it!
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Memorial Day Parade
Marching in the parade will be members of Parker and Craig high school bands; various veterans units, and members of the National Guard. The parade will begin at Milwaukee St and High St and travel down Milwaukee St to Main St.
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Hosts for the show will include NYRA TV Director and
Racecaller John Imbriale, along with
NYRA TV Analysts Richard Migliore, Ernie
Munick and Andy Serling, among
others. Mitch Levites will serve as the program's director.
"Raceday" will air from noon – 6
p.m. on NYRA's non-live racing days (usually Mondays and Tuesdays), and
will spotlight simulcast racing from around the country. The first show will be
hosted by Munick and Serling.
Munick's NYRA Network debut will mark his first
public handicapping appearance in more than two decades. From 1986 to 1989, he
was one of the leading handicappers in the country, selecting winners at a high
clip for the New York Daily News, where he also wrote a daily racing column and
filed graded entries, including his own morning line.
For the last 20 years, Munick has worked as a writing
teacher, editor, dog-walker and musician, but he never lost touch with the
game, performing blues/rock and talking horses at racetracks along the East
coast. For the last two years, he has been the official vlogger for the
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Racing Network. The channel, now known as the NYRA Network, shows racing
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A Green City Guide to Los Angeles
With its notorious sprawl, deeply-ingrained car culture, and air quality issues, Los Angeles probably isn't the first place you'd think of as a green city. But talk to LA residents (many of whom are passionate advocates of public transportation and biking), stroll its farmers' markets, and visit its design boutiques, and you'll find plenty of examples of eco-consciousness in this big city.
Places You Must Go
- Farmers' markets – With about 100 Certified Farmers' Markets in Los Angeles County, it isn't hard to sample fresh, local food every day of the week. For visitors, we especially recommend the Sunday Hollywood Farmers' Market and Wednesday Santa Monica Farmers' Market.
Things You Must Do
- Explore the outdoors – Even though LA is a giant metropolis, you're never very far from the beach, mountains, or desert. Take some time to go on a coastal hike, discover the plants and animals of the chaparral, or just soak in the sunshine. Modern Hiker has a good list of trails in the Santa Monica and San Gabriel Mountains as well as Joshua Tree. For us, this is what LA is really about, not celebrities or smog or other superficial stereotypes.
- Take a walking tour – They say nobody walks in LA, but this is one of the best ways to explore the city. Check out the Los Angeles Conservancy's walking tours as well as the Downtown Art Walk and events organized by Big Parade. For self-guided tours that combine walking, public transportation, and the city's best cultural spots, visit ExperienceLA.
- Look for events listed at green LA girl and Your Daily Thread, two great local sites.
Where To SleepLA is so geographically vast that, in general, the most eco-friendly place to stay is one close to the majority of your destinations (and/or major bus and subway lines if you plan to use public transportation). There's no sense in choosing a "green" hotel by the beach if your interests lie downtown. However, if you do envision spending a lot of time at the coast or on the West side, consider The Ambrose, a LEED Silver Certified hotel in Santa Monica, or the Venice Beach Eco Cottages, which are solar-powered and beautifully decorated by eco-designer Kelly LaPlante. For the budget-oriented traveler, Hostelling International Santa Monica is located just two blocks from the beach and central to many bus lines.
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Where To EatWhen it comes to dining out, LA has countless options for organic, vegetarian/vegan, and sustainable food. Here are a few of our favorites:
- Akasha – New American cuisine with local, organic, and handcrafted ingredients.
- Elf Café – Though small, this vegan café offers tons of Eastern Mediterranean flavor.
- Forage – The ever-changing menu features produce grown by urban microfarmers.
- Gjelina – Rustic, local, and seasonal food for vegetarians and omnivores alike.
- O! Burger – 100% organic fast food, from the meat to the condiments.
- Shojin – An organic, vegan menu inspired by macrobiotic and Japanese cuisine.
- Copa D'Oro – Cocktails with fresh, organic, farmers' market produce.
Shops To Visit If You're There For A DayFor some of the city's best independent boutiques, head over to Silver Lake's Sunset Junction and don't miss ReForm School, an art, craft, and design shop with a strong interest in sustainability; Kellygreen Home, which carries home decor and gift items; and Driftwood, which sells custom furniture, home accessories, and vintage goods. Elsewhere in the LA metro area, check out Kelly LaPlante's Organic Interior Design (Venice); The Green Life (Santa Monica) for home and body products; Visionary Boutique (West Hollywood) for home goods, fashion, toys, gifts, and more; and Heath Ceramics (Mid-City) for handcrafted ceramics and other home decor items.
Shops To Frequent If You're There For a YearSettling in for a while? Visit Livingreen for home furnishings and building materials; Green Cradle for furniture, mattresses, and bedding; Silverlake Architectural Salvage for antique and vintage items; and Jill's Paint for a great selection of eco-friendly paints.
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Hundreds get free back-to-school cuts in Erie
The Pfeiffer-Burleigh Elementary School playground looked like the most popular spot in town Saturday morning as hundreds of families lined up for free haircuts and school supplies.
Organizers estimated as many as 800 free haircuts were given to students as part of the Ninth Annual Back to School Free Haircut Day.
Michael Hooks, who organizes the event and owns Michael's Hair Salon at 12 E. 11th St., said he expected to give haircuts to more than 100 children. This year's event had almost a carnival atmosphere, with a cookout, live music, rock-climbing walls and other attractions to draw children and their families.
After getting their hair cut, children were given brand-new backpacks stuffed with all the supplies they'd need to start the year.
"At the end of the day, if we didn't do this, people wouldn't go to school with haircuts and school supplies," Hooks said. "I know it looks like a lot of fun and games going on here, because we create an atmosphere for people to enjoy themselves, but this is something very, very serious."
Hooks recruited what seemed like an army of barbers to get the haircuts done Saturday, including Al Smitherman, of All in the Cut Barbershop; Shane Henderson and Mike Wolfe, of Heads of State; and several students from Toni & Guy Hairdressing Academy.
Tammie Pace-Edwards, of Erie, said the haircuts and school supplies have been a big help to her two children in the two years they have taken advantage of it.
Pace-Edwards said she is simultaneously dealing with unemployment and divorce, so any help makes a big difference.
"I appreciate the people who came out" to cut hair, she said. "It means a lot to a lot of low-income families."
Hooks said he is working on expanding his efforts through a new nonprofit, Michael Making Lives Better. He said he will be offering a reward program this year at Pfeiffer-Burleigh, in which students can earn prizes like gift cards and video games for good grades and behavior.
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In this exercise I'm going to show you how to create a knockout layer, which is one of the most powerful things you can do inside of Photoshop when you are working with layers, and one of the weirdest things. You would never figure it out on your own. The way that they have set it up is just bizarre, but it's useful. I have saved my changed thus far to this document called the Attack of the Nippers.psd, the N being capitalized, because Nippers is the scientific designation of these dinosaur toys, and I have got in addition to this Nippers group, which I want you to twirl closed right now just so that we have less clutter inside of this palette. I want you to turn on Elaborate balloon, which is kind of like this talk balloon that also has patriotic ornaments, and thereby lending more significance to the statement, which is right here, Caption, and I'm going to go ahead and turn it on to which is Run, Bronco, Run! The President Awaits Us! And it has a certain amount of weight and character, but I don't want the text to be green. That's just the placeholder, I want the text to cut a hole in everything, so it reveals the dark background and becomes basically a floating hole, as we'll see, and you can do that by converting this Caption to a knockout. Here is how it works.
I am going to double-click on the empty portion of the Caption layer in order to bring up the Layer Style dialog box, and right there is the Knockout function and notice either you are going to do a Shallow knockout, whatever that is, or a Deep knockout, whatever that is. But you choose either one of them, like let's choose Shallow, since we don't know how deep we want to go with our knockout. We don't want to burrrow the way to the background, for example. So let's do Shallow. And that gets us nowhere, it's still green. So let's do Deep. Let's really go for it.
At which point it's still green. We haven't done anything and that's because the text has to somehow indicate to Photoshop that it wants to be transparent and that can be accomplished with a blend mode. If you can figure out a way to assign a green neutral blend mode to this, you can make it happen. But the best way to make it happen is to use the Fill Opacity, not Opacity, but the Fill Opacity option, and watch this. I'm going to set the Fill Opacity down to 0%, and what happens, the text turns white. No, it doesn't turn white.
It's burrowing all the way down to the background. The background is white and therefore the text is appearing white. All right, so apparently we want Shallow. It still goes all the way to the background. Click Cancel. We need to set something up in advance, we need to establish a layer group in advance, because either you are going to burrow all the way to the background with Deep or to the bottom of a layer group or some other weird construct that made sense to an engineer. I know there are other constructs out there that Shallow will go to the bottom of, but the simplest way to do it is with a layer group. So what you do...
Click on the Caption, then Shift+ Click on Elaborate balloon on that group, because these are the items that have that have to be grouped together, because you want to use Caption to cut through Elaborate balloon, don't you know? And then we are going to group those together by going up here to the Layer palette menu, because we can't get to it by right-clicking, and choosing New Group from Layers, and then up comes this dialog box. And I'll just call it knockout group, so I know the only reason this group exists is for the sake of my knockout, and I'll click OK, and now I have got it twirled open, so I can click on Caption.
All right, now I have got things setup and the nifty thing here is, group inside of a group, you can't have nested groups in Photoshop. Here's the Caption layer, double-click on the empty space to the right of the layer name. Now then we'll start with Deep and I'll go ahead and set the Fill Opacity value down to 0, we are still cutting through all the way to the background, because we are going for the deep dive there, but let's try Shallow instead. And now it just cuts through to the bottom of the group and reveals everybody else that's below there, including, see the haunches of the dinosaur right there, so you can see that inside of the S and exclamation point. Now I'll click OK. That's how you do it. So put things inside of a group, set Knockout to Shallow, Fill Opacity to 0, click OK, and you have done the deep. That has got to be one of the most mysterious features in Photoshop.
All right, now watch though, Ctrl+Drag or Command+Drag this text around and look it's just the floating hole. Woo! That's pretty cool! A lot you can do with that actually, pretty nifty feature. Ctrl+Z, Command+Z to undo that movement. Now let's say though that I wanted to cut into the haunches of Bronco the dinosaur as well. So I want this S to cut through the dinosaur. Why then I just grab Me on T, get that layer, drag it and drop it, because I want it to be at the bottom of the group, drop it on the group, on Knockout group, and there it goes.
It now appears inside the group, and notice S cuts a hole through it. So now if I go back to Caption and Ctrl +Drag it around, it's cutting through me, see that? So pretty nifty, it does not cut through the Nippers though. They are too powerful. All right, Ctrl+Z, Command+Z on a Mac to undo that movement. That is mostly the entire composition. We are almost mostly done. There is just one more modification I want to make. This scene is a little lackluster, so I'm going to increase the Vibrance of the scene, and we are going to do that in the dinkiest little exercise. But it's the next exercise and it eagerly awaits you.
Recommended prerequisite: Photoshop CS4 One-on-One: Fundamentals.
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Carrasco, 29, is the pop monarch of Austin, Texas and comports himself with all the formality of a fraternity beer bash. He provides his subjects with such zesty, silly fare as Let's Go Nutz, Dance Republic, Buena, Tears Been a-Fall in' and Gracias. Joking Carrasco is abetted in all of this by producer Richard Gottehrer, the veteran fundit who helped the Go-Go's, Marshall Crenshaw and Blondie craft their careers. Joe sings lead and plays guitar, fronting his capable coterie, the Crowns—Kristine Cummings on keyboards (since departed), Brad Kizer on bass and Dick Ross on drums. In short, this answers the question of what Austiners who aren't addicted to country music are most likely to do on Saturday night: See Joe.
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I arrived at London Heathrow terminal 3 and at the Virgin Atlantic check in desk at 11:06 for my 3 hour check in time, for my flight at 14:00 to New York JFK. I was flying with Virgin Atlantic on VS045.
My aircraft was a Boeing 747-400 Cosmic Girl. The loadings were pretty quite I was told by the check in clerk that there was only 181 out of the average 300 passengers. I tried to upgrade to Premium but was advised that as it was a quiet flight he recommended I stayed in Economy. Which I did.
I have now received my boarding card and went with my family to the nearest coffee shop for a quick refresh before I went to security.
At around 11:45 I had decided it was time to pass through security. I think it took me around 25 minutes to clear as there were longer queues due to the increased security measures.
I was now wandering through this shopping centre which then suddenly turned into a departure lounge. I had over 2 hours to wait so just wondered around looking at everything in sight.
Boarding of VS045 was advertised on the boarding pass as 12:45 GMT. At 13:00 I was getting a bit panicky as the information boards were still showing "Please Wait".
At 13:15, 30 minutes late, VS045 was now advertised as "Gate 7". This was weird as the last time I flew to New York was on VS017 which was gate 34.
I was now proceeding to gate 7 which only took around 7 minutes to walk. On my way I threw out my bottle of coke as at the time there was still a ban on liquids on the plane.
At around 13:20 I was at the control point at the gate. I was randomly selected for a security search. I had to take off my shoes and put my bag on the table for a hand search. It didn't take that long to do and was passed through. I am glad I was, I would be very upset if they didn't let me through.
I was now sat at the gate looking through the window at this gigantic Boeing 747-400 glistening in the winter sun, with captains clearly visible through the cockpit windows doing their pre-flight checks.
Boarding had now commenced at 13:35 and I knew from that, that we were going to have a delayed departure as I was boarding I noticed that they were still loading cargo too.
As I was sitting in seat 64C which is right at the back of the plane I was not looking forward to the long walk back.
As I was passing through the cabin crew were all pleasant and welcoming us onboard. As I arrived at my seat a very cheerful Jason was there doing his check.
I took my seat and then my fellow seatmate Richard arrived. We put our coats in the overhead lockers and put our seat belts on. We had our bags shoved under the seat in front of us as Richard had his laptop and PSP in it and I had my book, IPod and flight details in it too.
Once we had done this, Richard and I started to have a chat with the Flight Attendant Jason and were having a little discussion about his job and what me and Richard did for our jobs too. Nether less, Jason's job was the damned hardest one. Richard works in IT and I work on the Railway.
At 14:15 the Captain made a P.A. for the Cabin Crew to put the doors into "Automatic and Armed" mode. They did that and then told cabin crew to "Take your seats for take off".
By the time 14:25 had arrived we had just started the push back and by 14:30 were now Airborne.
When we had reached the necessary altitude (Top mark I noticed on I-Map was 38,850ft), Richard had moved to the empty 4 seater row next to me as he wanted to lie flat on the seats and sleep. This meant I too had more space to relax on.
After two hours of flying the cabin crew served up just drinks as an hour after they will be serving the evening meals.
My meal was a Mushroom Risotto with cheese and tomato filling. I also had some tuna pasta and chocolate pudding. I also decided to live a little and have a small glass of white wine. Very Very nice. I give the meal a 20/10.
By now it was time for some in-flight movies. I decided to watch "The Devil Wears Prada" and "You, Me & Dupree". It certainly passed 4 hours of flight. After I watched my last film, the cabin crew started to dish out some teas and coffees before landing.
I also managed to sneak in 2 episodes of "Little Britain" before the Cabin Crew started to get the plane ready for its decent into JFK.
We had arrived into JFK airport still 30 minutes late. The winds were against us which is why we didn't make up any more time.
As we arrived at the gate, Richard and I said our goodbyes to Jason. We were now off the plane and into JFKs Passport and Immigration control. We had spent 50 minutes in the queues as 4 international flights had arrived near the same time. There was a Lufthansa, Aer Lingus, Air Canada, and us Virgin Atlantic.
Once we had slept walked through security and collected our bags, time to catch the cab to my hotel, where this trip report was written from!
Unfortunately I don't have any photos as I stupidly put my digital camera into my hold bag. I will try on my return flight which hopefully will be an Airbus A340-600.
I will send another trip report when I return on VS010 on Sunday 13th November 2006. Please let me know what you think. This is my second trip report.


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