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How to Grill Fish
Learn how to prepare and grill fish in this video from EVERY DAY WITH RACHAEL RAY magazine, plus get tricks and tips on the best way to use your outdoor grill and barbecue. From our collection of Step by Step cooking videos.
-Hi, I'm Terry Singh, the food editor here at Every Day with Rachael Ray Magazine. And today, we're going to show you how to grill fish steaks. Personally, I like grilling fish steaks better than fish fillets. They are a little bit easier to manage. They're even across like they have an even thickness. You're not worrying about something cooking faster and it's easier in terms of dealing with it on the grill. And today, we're going to be grilling salmon steaks with a nice little chipotle lime vinaigrette as well as grilled tuna steaks. So, the first thing that we want to do is pre-heat the grill. I've had all the burners on high for about 15 minutes and this guy is smoking and it's about 500 degrees. And you want to keep the lid down because that traps all the heat. And right before I start grilling the steaks, I'm going to open it up. Let some of the heat out. It will lower the temperature naturally as I've already got the burners down to medium and then, we go. So first, I'm going to brush the salmon steaks with some of this vinaigrette. And one thing to keep in mind with fish which can be a little bit tricky on the grill is we're going to actually oil the fish steaks as well as the grill to hopefully help to keep it from sticking. I'm going to use some brush with some olive oil and season it with salt and pepper unto the great tuna at least. Brush this marinade or this vinaigrette on to the salmon steaks and then use thongs and a wad of paper towels dipped lightly in vegetable oil and brush it on the grates. And just brush this guy on. Season it with a little salt. And we're going to start with the salmon steaks. This will take roughly 6 minutes to 8 minutes to cook. For fish steaks, basically, for every inch of thickness, roughly it will take about 8 minutes to cook through. But for the tuna as well as the salmon, you don't need to cook it all the way through. I think most people actually prefer tuna roughly around medium rare so this will take about 4 minutes, so 2 minutes per side. So the grill here is nice and hot. And when you place things on the grill, be sure to remember what order you place them on. So that when you flip it, it just kind of comes not more naturally but more that you'll just be turning them in the order in which you place them down for more even cooking. And we're also going to put cross-hatch marks on the steaks. So what we're going to do is this streak that I call X marks the spot and sort of laying it down on an angle. And when it times to turn them for the cross-hatch marks, we'll be turning them to kind of form the X at the other half. So, we're going to brush a little bit more of the vinaigrette on top. Season it with a little bit more salt. And for the tuna, at least we're going to brush the grill. So we're going to close this back up. And about 2 minutes, we're going to turn them on the other direction. And so next, I'm going to brush the tuna steaks with olive oil. And these, I'll season with salt and paper. And again, this will take about 4 minutes total for medium rare. So after about 1 minute, I'm going to flip it over to the other X. And now, we're going to brush the grates. And I usually just use tongs with the wad of paper towels dipped in vegetable oil. And the side that I oiled and seasoned with salt and pepper, I'm going to put that side down first. And brush it with a little bit more oil and season with your salt and pepper. And it's good to season them from a distance when it's, you know, not as hot into that where you kind of get more of a surface area when you're sprinkling. And the salmon should be ready to turn. So, I'm going to gently work from that side and turn them over. And the tuna should be just about ready since it's probably been just under 1 minute. And again, I'm working from left to right because that's how I place them down. And these guys are releasing really well because, again, we oiled both the fish and the cooking grates. So, close the lid to let it sort of contain the heat. And then about in another 1 minute, we're going to flip the tuna steaks over. By that point, we should have nice cross-hatch marks on the tuna. Once you flipped it over, you don't need to sort of do the 90-degree twist again because at that point you're already-- you already have the presentation side up so it doesn't matter on the other side. And then in about another 2 minutes, we're going to flip the salmon steaks over. Open them up and they look great. So we're going to start with-- how about the tuna just because I don't want that to overcook. Flip it over. We've got beautiful cross-hatch marks on this guy. And we'll flip the salmon over. And I mentioned earlier that the average cooking time for about an inch of fish steaks that have an inch thickness is roughly about 8 minutes. So for meatier fishes like swordfish and Mahi-Mahi, you're going to probably want to cook it all the way through. And another way to sort of help add flavor to the meat is by using a marinade. And one of my favorite marinades is just simply soy sauce. And another thing that I like doing is just grilling the fish and when it comes off, just sprinkling it with lemon juice. You don't want to ever soak it in lemon juice because that will actually start cooking the fish. So just keep that in mind because I know that's also a summertime favorite. So these look lovely. And you can tell that for at least a tuna fish that you want medium rare that is translucent in the middle and opaque on the outside. And this is not your meatier steaks like swordfish again or Mahi-Mahi where you will want them to cook all the way through. Set this here. Now, we're going to take off the salmon steaks. They should be ready too, yeah. All right. And so, here we've got grilled salmon steaks and grilled tuna steaks. These look delicious. Thanks so much for watching and hopefully you'll go and try this yourself.


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(For Friday Flashbacks I feature past recipes that have been my favorites, and Mom's Creamed Zucchini is a recipe I've been making for years and years. And since tomorrow is a big Denny Family Reunion, it seemed like the perfect time to feature this favorite Denny recipe for Friday Flashbacks. If this idea sounds weird to you, be open minded; everyone in my huge extended family loves this dish.)
(Mom's Creamed Zucchini was updated with better photos and more complete instructions, August 2012.)
My Mom's Creamed Zucchini
(recipe originally from my sister's mother-in-law, 3-4 servings)
8 cups fresh zucchini, yellow squash, or scallop squash diced in 2" pieces
(I like a mixture of zucchini, yellow summer squash, and scallop squash)
1/4 cup powdered coffee creamer (Coffee-Mate brand preferred, not low fat or fat free)
1/4 stick butter (more or less to taste)
salt or Veg-sal to taste
fresh ground black pepper to taste
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Will Texans Own Their DNA?
Greg Abbott, candidate for Governor, thinks they should
On November 12th, Abbott released his "We the People Plan" for Texas. Clearly he's heard from Texans who want tough new health data privacy protections.
Topping his list are four terrific privacy recommendations for health and genetic data:
- "Recognize a property right in one's own DNA."
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Poetry Friday: Iguanas in the Snow and Other Winter Poems by Francisco X. Alarcón, illustrated by Christina GonzalezFriday, January 11th, 2013
This week seemed to fly by and I can hardly believe that Friday is upon us and it is time to celebrate Poetry Friday! For those who may not be familiar with the concept, at the end of the week many children's book aficionados and bloggers often use their sites to contribute favorite poems or chat about something poetical in an event called Poetry Friday. The features can be original poems, reviews of poetry books, reviews of poetic picture books, links to poems at copyright protected sites, thoughts about poetry, song lyrics and more. One blog rounds up all the posts on the subject, so that poetry aficionados can read more posts on a favorite subject. The list of blogs scheduled to host Poetry Friday in 2013 can be found here and you can delve into our PaperTigers' Poetry Friday time vault here.
For this week's Poetry Friday contribution I'd like to highlight one of my favorite children's poetry books: Iguanas in the Snow and Other Winter Poems / Iguanas en la nieve y otros poemas de invierno by Francisco X. Alarcón, illustrated by Maya Christina Gonzalez (Children's Book Press/Lee and Low Books, 2001). If the winter days in your neck of the woods are depressingly short, dark and gloomy, get hold of a copy of Iguanas in the Snow and prepare to have your spirit restored. You'll immediately be taken to a wintery world of bright, engaging colors that looks to be just as magical as the long, golden days of summer are. Celebrate winter with a Mexican American family in Nothern California and witness their joy as they frolic in the snow, an experience that reminds the author of the iguanas playing by his grandmother's house in Mexico. Celebrate life in a city where people are bridges to each other and children sing poetry in two languages. Be dazzled by the promise of seedling redwoods—like all children—destined to be the ancestors of tomorrow. This book was a well deserved winner of the 2002 Pura Belpré Award Honor Book for Narrative and can be read online on the International Children's Digital Library website by clicking here.
Iguanas in the Snow
what fun
to see snow
for the first time
on the Sierra Nevada
all dressed in white
like a bride
get out of
Papa's car
in a hurry
touch the wet
snow with our
bare fingers
and throw
at each other
what a ride
to slide
down slopes
on top
of black
inner tubes
together with
brothers and sisters
cousins and uncles
all sporting
green jackets
and pants
in a sale at
the army surplus
"Ha! ha! ha!"
Mama laughs
and says with joy
"we look like
happy iguanas
in the snow"
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Philadelphia Phillies (58-42) at San Francisco Giants (56-46)
Cliff Lee (7-9, 3.14 ERA) vs. Ryan Sadowski (2-3, 4.81 ERA)
Time: 10:05 p.m at AT&T Park
Weather: Partly Cloudy and Windy, 60
TV:Comcast Sportsnet
Twitter: Phillies Nation
Tonight's the night Cliff Lee will be making his much anticipated Phillies debut. He'll also try to halt the Phillies two game skid.
The reigning American League Cy Young winner is having a terrific season with a 3.14 earned run average and 1.30 WHIP in 152 innings with the Tribe. He had a 7-9 record, but lacked run support. The Phillies failed to support their pitchers over the last two games. They've only scored two runs in last two games, very uncharacteristic for the Phillies.
Ryan Sadowski started his Major League career by throwing 13 consevutive scoreless innings. Since, he has allowed 13 earned runs in the last 11.1 innings he has pitched. However, he has pitched well at AT&T Park. His ERA at home is 1.50 in 12 innings.
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I know tonight is all about Lee for you Philly fans ,but that Pedro outing was not encouraging,huh? He did well for like 4 innings, then blew up. That has been his problem the last few years. He also only pitched relief in the WBC. Maybe he just cant start anymore?
Other than that, I am excited to see how Lee handles the change. From a baseball perspective, his life just got better. He is on a superior team. Who can easily repeat. I hope he handles pressure well.
This will be a test for Lee. Coming off a loss and wanting to show his new team he was worth the price.
the moment we've all been waiting for. the world is watching
Clifton Phifer Lee in a Phillies uniform. Let the legend begin tonight.
This is the most excitement I've had on a Friday night in a long time.
At this point, who really cares about Pedro? He was a very inexpensive shot in the dark. With a 6 game lead in the division the team has the luxury to bring him up, give him 3-5 starts and if he hasn't impressed (I'd say average 6 IP, 4 ERA, 1.75 K/BB, 1.66 WHIP) then they're out only a million (!!!) dollars and he joins the scrap heap with Chan Ho Park or they send him back to the D.R. and he works on his community projects.
This game will keep me on the ESPN Gamecast until Lee's done for the evening. Very excited for it. Hoping Lee comes out strong.
side note: the next hot prospect in our system is gonna be trevor may. rookie ball college SP Matt Way is a good guy to watch next year too
I agree Jim, although Chan Ho has been dominant out of the pen.
Was just looking at where Chase ranks in the majors in walks, turns out Jayson Werth leads the Phils in walks… Who woulda though it
Pedro could be useful out of the bullpen, thats what I would use him for. I mean, I cant see Moyer being with the Phillies next year, but until then its obvious its gonna take a lot to remove him from the rotation. He would have to give up like 18 runs in the next two starts to even consider it.
meanwhile, the lineup looks poised to give Lee an early lead, need to get the runs in.
WTH was that Howard.
Utley much more agresseive than Werth, not really that big of a shocker
The guy Im more interested in who is in the Phils' system in the D.R. is OF Domingo Santana, just turning ONLY 17 – is a beast.
2010 Rotation
Drabek? Myers? Maybe even Savery? Its guaranteed that spot will be internally filled.
Oh yeah baby its Cliff Lee time!!!!
Moyer is here next year unless he retires or implodes
Bastardo is clearly a relief pitcher because hes been shut down 2 years in a row now with the same injury. I think he should be used out of the pen as Scott Eyre's successor in 2010.
Fascinating day – The White Sox mortgaged their whole swoon of young pitching to go and grab the overrated basket case Jake Peavy.
The Venezuelan pitcher we signed a few weeks back is also meant to have a lot of talent
wow, he really has good command
Three Pitches, Three Strikes, baby!!!
I know there's been a worry Lee's another lefty but he's so much more aggressive than any other pitcher we have in the rotation.
Go Cliffy!
Ok, this guy is awesome!
Oh yeah I forgot that kids name. Theres also an 18 year kid on our DR team who pitched a CG Perfect Game only to lose in extra innings a la Pedro Martinez with the Expos due to no run support.
hahahaha, that was funny!
Great first inning for General Lee!
Wow, that was a pretty nice inning. Let's just hope our offense do something tonight!
aww man that was a smooth one, get the hype out of the way and settle in.
Now theyve given Lee a lead.
this might be classic…how many career AB's does Clif Lee have?
I'm so giddy about Cliff Lee that I've driven my husband out of the room.
32 career AB's 2 career hits
Pretty aggressive stance for a guy who can't hit…
he almost let the bat go on that swing…
got the runner over…
Wow, that was a good at bat.
must induce double play.
I really need the damn Indians to just lose already so I can watch this fricken game on Extra Innings!! They had a 2 run lead in the 9th and low and behold Wood blew it…unbelieveable…now we are looking at extras and I can't watch!
Could someone with better access to Philly area media explain why Victorino isn't playing – still something to do with the contusion from yesterday or a sop to the new guys?
Vic his a badly bruised knee. I'd say its 50 percent resting Vic and 50% letting Francisco get comfortable.
CZ, google JustinTV and the teams names. You may find a live stream… add that to the google search…
kramer, thanks but no luck…those links hardle ever work for me anyway. I have the radio feed but its frustrating when you pay good money for the baseball package and they can't set it up so you dont miss any games.
I love that Lee doesn't fart around, keeps the game moving.
I live in Florida and have the Directv package, and I can see the game. I'm not sure why you can't. Sometimes the game can be found in the 600 channels instead of the 700 channels where it's usually located (but we may have different numbered channel systems).
considering that I decided to stay in and watch the game tonight to see Lee's first start over other more social options its even more frustrating…ok I'll stop bitching. at least we have the lead!!!
sit em down. end of the week never felt so good. party time
just found it, I guess they added another channel option since that other game will never end
Alright we can't let Malcom in the Middle on the mound here beat us
Man, he's even got a decent swing!
Kramer: Thanks! Hope he gets ready to contribute cause he's going to get a lot of ABs.
just need to get a no hitter and all is fine with the world
Keep an eye on it. Cliff Lee steps over the baseline on his way to the dugout at the end of every inning his pitches. He's got a quirk. It's a good thing our rotation is Lee, Blanton and Hamels during this time when our bats have seemed to have fallen asleep.
NJ, that's awesome. Is this always available? I don't have CSN and spend fall out of Philadelphia, so it'd be great. I could totally pay or something.
ah joedad, !?!
goddamn if he does not frustrate me to no end – the worst strikeouts 2-3 times per game and then he'll launch a 3 run bomb in the bottom of the eighth with a 105 degree fever.
For the best offense in baseball, we sure are struggling. Do not like.
This offense is in a serious slump. The long ball only so far. Getting some hits, but not hitting them in. This is why Lee left Cleveland. While its a good thing that Atl and the Mutts lost, Florida won. If we cant hold onto this one, the lead is 5 games.
yeah Fatalotti, i noticed that when they showed highlights of him as an Injun. What happened to their pitcher, i stepped out and in, and he was gone?
As much as I am loving watching Lee pitch…Its painful to watch this offense….
Offense = offensive.
Too much jerking off the ball tonight
What ever is up their butts the last several games, needs to crawl out.
Last Phillies no-hitter, I took my oldest 2 boys to the game…against the Giants
if it comes, it comes.
joedad, I think Sarge is the only one allowed to say that…
What is with our offense. I really like this kid in center. Nice swings. Just missed one. Martinez got roughed up today. Please leave Happ alone.
joedad – most people are superstitious about these kinds of things…if it doesn't happen, PREPARE TO TAKE THE BLAME!!!!
Why did we get rid of Coste to keep Bako? Wasnt Coste actually hitting the ball? I dont remember his BA being .168 like Bako's.
FTR – Pedro cruised through 4 innings. I think he needs a few more starts in the minors to work up the arm strength. Too early to write him off. He was sitting in the low 90's in the first few innings.
The Phillies offense looks like it is a bit of a funk again.
Had to happen sometime
There goes the No Hit.
well i'm a little relieved. the tension was killing me. my heart was pounding
OK great, NH over, let's get some stinking runs and not make this a nailbiter.
Its my fault, Lee must have been reading my comments between innings
Showing composure. Doesn't let the first hit bother him and comes right back and strikes out the next batter.
We need some runs. Let's go offense. They have to break out sooner or later.
Ok, they better get Lee some runs here or he's going to think he never left Cleveland.
OK, I will make up for it by predicting 3+ runs this inning
how many bats has he broken with those dynamite pitches?
Kramer, I rescind my thanks.
NJ, thank you for the link.
Its just common knowledge that you never talk about a no-hitter. Baseball is very superstitious in that regard.
No harm done though. Time for this offense to bang out some runs.
PhilLee Power
i gotta dig out my Travis Lee Jersey and change the number. Just gotta wait to see if they discard Hot Rod, and Cliff gets his old number, nonetheless, sewin' the 3 now.
The supersticino is within the dugout, not 3000 miles away. Come on now
joedad, you must state the opposite of what you want to have done. That is also part of baseball superstition. What you mean is that they will not score three runs the next inning. It works great with me anyway.
Juan Uribe that BASTAGE! I am watching the Giantscast of the game via KNTV with Jon Miller and Mike Krukow.Cliff Lee is doing great so far for youse guys..I wonder if you guys are still clammoring for Roy Halladay? My watershed for the Mets was 10 games out July 31 and now I can say the NL East is out of reach for 2009,but I'm still looking wild card.I haven't given up on my Amazins yet….only when 8 games out with 7 games left to play do I call it a season.As I said B4,I am silently rooting for Lee because he's on my prime Fantasy Team.
I don't want to turn this into an argument but if you noticed no one on the air said the words 'no-hitter', and when I flipped to MLB network at commercial and they showed highlights they were very careful to not say THOSE words. Just sayin. Obviously its not your fault but you may as well play along.
Grumpy, unless they get some players off the DL very soon, they are DOA. I prefer to see the Mets in the race just so we can toy with them…but it aint happening this year
Huge double steal
I guess Giants pitchers don't have the "balls" to throw any strikes.
the giants bullpen is handing us this game. seriously, let's go phils. do something
I talked about the no hitter with my young sons during the game Millwood threw against Bonds and the Giants on the Phanatics birthday because I wanted them to understand that history was about to be made. My talking about it had nothing to do with the no hitter that Milwood threw.
Raul should have leaned into that one
We have another run!
Come on, a strike to Raul. I dare ya!
like the braves
Joedad is 1/3 of the way there
Joedad – no worries. We are all smart enough to know that what you or I says has nothing to do with the outcome of the game. Its just fun to play along with the superstitions is all. Did you call a bases loaded walk this inning? If so nice job!
Thank your Joedad
I called they wouldn't score three runs. Let's see.
Now that is finally a hit with risp…geeeez
woo the streak is over!
Does it work? Huh? Does it work?
CA, like you said, just having fun. It just spooks me out sometimes when the opposite I wish for comes true. It does more often than not.
Jimmy and Charlie having a meeting of the minds. I would love to know what they talk about, they both crack me up.
at least jayson can get a clutch hit. Maybe it'll spark the rest of the team for the rest of the weekend. The weather might be making it hard to hit, because they players arent used to playing this cold weather in july and the impact on the bat may be affected.
Jack the Ripper weather…
Well, I'm pulling a Cantanza and leaving while on top. I probably wouldn't be able to call the last few innings as good as I called this one. GO PHILS!
Lee, you are not going to have a complete game your first day as a Phillies.
Yikes, what happened, too cold? they said it's in the 50's out there on the bay.
Figures the offense finally puts together an inning and that backfires on Lee's control….
Kung Fu Panda What? More like Fat BASTARD
I love Lee's composure. Takes a no-hitter to the sixth – gives up a double – not phased – mows down the rest of the inning. Sits too long during the seveth, gives up a walk and throws a few more balls – not phased – closes out the inning like nothing doing. He is fun to watch!
and he hits too!
DAMN! That almost went!
Nice bat, too.
Are you freakin' kidding me? I think I'm in love.
Cliff Lee's got wood…
I don't care how cold it is San Fran. It sure is starting to get hot in the Phillies dugout.
Talk about someone who did not disappoint. Cliff Lee has been increadible. LOL Fransisco driving in Lee, how great is that?
That was a sweet swing
LOL @Lee's got wood.
Props to Francisco, he knows how to play this game right.
Hey Jersey, props to Amaro too. The man couldn't have done any better as a rookie GM.
Who can confirm that guy who wants to live to be 100 on the Jefferson hospital commercial is dead ? Its been the same commercial for years
at least it looks like their bats are hitting a little better. A fortunate schedule quirk for me allows me to see tomorrow nights game against Lincecum… I hope they continue their pace, the phils need to chase him as early as possible. I do however think Zito is beatable, I talked to a giants fan yesterday who thinks zito has been pitching well enough to get the W vs the phils.
Anyone notice Pedro's bad inning today? Still pitched well for 4 innings though
After seeing Lee hit tonight, there is no more need for Bruntlett.
Ugh, that sucks, there goes the shutout.
Does Lee pitch the 9th?
Lee's at a hundred pitches. Wondering if Charlie is gonna let him finish the game. Why not?
Hope Charlie at least gives Lee a chance to finish this one
No CG for Lee. HA! Let's see.
Romo with a 6 era. I don't think it will get any higher. That's my call.
Well, didn't work this time. can't win 'em all.
Whatever else happens the rest of the season, Lee, you are truly an ace. No matter what anyone else has to say. Great job!
Bravo sir Bravo! Wow!
That was AWESOME!!!!
I think Jroll could run to second before Molina makes it to first….awesome win!
3rd cg in last 4 starts? what a beast
Lee for the Ashburn!
I love how he put away the ball from the final out as soon as he got it from Howard. Shows how much being in the Phils means to him.
Was that a complete game? I wonder, what more would Halladay had done, and for what price?
Welcome aboard ACE!!!! Way to go Ruben, way to go!
Mophan, Halladay who? LOL!
you could not ask for a better debut for cliff lee, complete game with a no hitter thru 5 1/3, AWESOME GO PHILS!
hotdog…good work by the new ace
Now that was impressive.
This guy is a freakin beast. Glad the Offense woke up, but with him in there, we only needed 2 runs. GREAT start in Phillies Pinstripes. Ashburn for Lee.
Can't wait to hear the ovasion he'll get in his first Philly start.
Mazinman, what? Who's Halladay? I don't know who that is. Stop putting words in my mouth! LOL
Sucks that Florida won, would have been nice to go back up by a game. LOL. But at least everyone else lost.
Nice outing by Lee. In, out, Up, down. A pleasure watching him pitch. Man, Francisco was driving the ball. A tough one tomorrow, but that's when this team comes up big!
That was so great. He can really move the fastball around and locate it. That was diesel. CG 4 hits 1 run, scored 1 run and got 2 hits of his own. No hitter into the 6th, shutout into the 8th.
That was quite impressive.
Don't worry 'bout Florida. Phils will play them in a couple of weeks. They'll be behind by double digits by the time the Phils are through with that series. There's not stoppin' this train to the NL East Championship. Express all the way. Just have to take it one day at a time.
Got down to Chickie & Pete's for the game tonight, loved getting to hear people cheer each strikeout & double play. I loved this deal when it first happened, and was trying not to get my expectations too high for his first start but man did he dominate.
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The Dog Days of June
June means two things: the heart of the blockbuster season in the nation's movie theaters and interleague play in baseball. The big studios unleash their franchise players on a ravenous public while the American and National Leagues battle for supremacy. But, despite obvious cosmetic differences, the two things are not all that different.
By the time interleague play ends and the All-Star break rolls around, a lot of teams have already fallen out of contention. Does anyone really think that Cleveland is going to make a serious run at the pennant or that the Nationals are suddenly going to put it together and ride Stephen Strasburg into the World Series? Maybe they can play spoiler towards the end of the season but after you've passed interleague play, there's not really much reason to watch them.
It's kind of like the big blockbuster movies. Transformers II might not have much of a plot. Or a script. Or real acting. But it sure looks good on the big screen. Once it's time has passed in the local cineplex, though, is there really any point to watching it? It's not going to hang around for long. It's there to make some money and get out.
And really that's where we see the greatest similarity between the two. The money. Interleague play is a huge revenue generator for Major League Baseball. Mets and Yankees. Cubs and White Sox. Kansas City and…..well, maybe not KC. But there's no doubt that MLB and the clubs are raking in the dough as a result of these matchups.
Just like the movie studios absolutely rake in the dough with their summer blockbusters. Sure, it costs a lot of money to make a new Spiderman movie but when it makes back twice as much as was spent, you can bet your *** they're going to keep going back to the well on that one.
However, there's one aspect of this whole thing that gives me some hope. Despite all the focus on the fanfare and hoopla surrounding the big releases and the marquee matchups, there are little things that slip through the cracks but go on to make all the difference. It can be a "My Big, Fat, Greek Wedding" that maneuvers around between the big boys and not only plays for awhile but also manages to make a lot of money and happily surprise people. Or it can be a so-so series that ends up having a much bigger impact later in the season. Do you really think that if the Yankees were to miss the playoffs by a game or two they won't look back at that series with the Nationals and wonder what went wrong?
I guess that's just one more reason why I love both baseball and movies. No matter how cynical I might become or how much I agonize over the state of the game or the state of the industry, there are always the little things that keep me coming back. Especially when it involves the Tigers.
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I personally am happy as hell Interleague play is over…not because its boring (I love it actually) its just my Phillies are DREADFUL in it. And the Transformers metaphor fit perfectly by the way.
Also, I just posted some videos from inside the stadium during the Phillies parade if you wanna check em out. Thanks! http://payoffpitch.mlblogs.com
I love interleague play, but this year has been pretty painful to watch as the Rangers lost two to the Dodgers, got swept by the Giants, and lost two to the *ugh* Padres. Yeah, June kinda sucked here in Rangers (Stag)Nation. Glad things are looking up for the Tigers…at least until July 27-29. :^)
Even though it is true that there is no use in watching teams like the Nats or the Indians after June and interleague play but I pretty much gave up on the Nats before June even started. I don't really pay attention to the Indians so I can't really say much about them.
I am so glad that interleague play is OVER!!! Give me the AL with a DH and I am a happy girl! lol!
I'd love to see a small movie slip in during the blockbuster season and make money. But it's hard. The follow up to "My Big Fat Greek Wedding" is a dud. "My Life In Ruins" is the title and it's really, really bad – as bad as the Yankees were against the Nationals.
Eatsleep oughta know. He's a Pirates fan and the Pirates are such a great team with such a proud and recent winning tradition.


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In 2008, little Eric was the first child registered at Rio Tuba Learning and Development Center in the Philippines. I was there. And I recently went back to see how he is doing.
To reach Eric's far-flung town, I traveled by plane, took a 30-minute motorcycle-taxi ride, and then a grueling six-hour bus ride on a dusty, monotonous rough road.
I was warmly received by Pastor Gwen, who immediately said she remembered my last visit. She also said Eric has improved much. His father, Benny, however, has been very elusive.
Pastor Gwen has tried several times to reach Benny to discuss matters about sponsorship, but he's never home. His children always say he's out looking for food.
The next morning I saw Eric in his tutorial class at the student center and immediately noticed a big difference – he was smiling at me!
There was a toothless gap in his big grin, and I was very happy to see it.
I approached and asked if he remembered me from my last visit. He said no.
I observed Eric in class. He was the quietest and most well-behaved.
The other children were typically rowdy, but Eric went about his quiet way, listened to the teacher attentively, colored some drawings as told, and took his morning snack.
As in all student centers throughout the Philippines, Rio Tuba plans and conducts many activities for the children. The goal is to connect with each individual child so that each hears the Gospel and learns Bible stories and songs, is monitored for health, receives school tutorials, and is given a chance to just play, eat, enjoy, feel loved and feel safe.
Simply put, each child is given the chance to live a happy life so that all of them, like Eric, can begin to smile.
I learned that 6-year-old Eric comes to the center after his regular elementary school classes. He is in grade one. We grabbed a quick lunch, and it was time to meet Eric's family again.
Pastor Gwen had briefed me on how the student center performed in its first year of partnership with Compassion. So naturally I wanted to know if all that she said was true for Eric's family.
"The children receive one-on-one attention for counseling and tutorials. I challenge all our caseworkers to be second mothers to the children … The children are happy; we can see that in their eyes and smiles … Ninety percent of the children and their parents voluntarily come to church."
According to the pastor, the student center has done so well that city officials took notice.
Several other agencies have come to Rio Tuba and most have failed the city's expectations. Many were bogus, scams. Some even attempted to take children to the big city to work. City officials were very disappointed. Today they are happy at what they see going on with the Assemblies of God Church after it partnered with Compassion.
"They are now convinced that we are different and that we are for real," Pastor Gwen says.
The Assemblies of God Church is the first and only Compassion church partner in Rio Tuba. Its closest neighbor is roughly 150 kilometers away, or six hours by rugged land travel.
I thought, "This new church partner is doing very well." Then I met Eric's father.
Last year he was not interested in his son being registered. I thought that after a year he would think differently, but I was wrong. He wasn't excited at all about the sponsorship. In fact, he was sad and angry.
How could Rio Tuba seemingly have failed Benny? I had to know more.
Benny's bamboo home has not improved a bit. In fact, it is now even more unkempt. There were dirtied clothes, unwashed plastic plates and leftover grains of rice everywhere.
I approached Benny as Pastor Gwen stayed close behind. I shook his hands and immediately the stern look on his face melted. He began to cry.
He cried like a young boy being scolded. He talked about how his eldest daughter eloped, how his two oldest sons moved out in exchange for work that pays them a few pesos a day, and how his favorite daughter, Jonalyn, left for the city to look for a job.
Jonalyn used to keep the house clean and take care of her younger brothers.
On my last interview, Benny's wife just left him. Now, four children have done the same.
"What can I do? I have to work all day to feed my children. Only my three sons are left with me now.
"I told Eric to stop going to school and to the student center. What's the point?
"Look at our house. It's so messy. My boys should stay here and be responsible enough to keep it clean and tidy."
For a whole year Benny never took Eric to the student center nor stepped inside the church. After Jonalyn left, Eric walked every day to the student center with other registered children who lived nearby.
Then I asked Benny how Eric's sponsorship has helped them. He cried all the more and asked, "Why should they take away my son? Where are his sponsors? What are they for? Who is that Christ church?"
His reaction took me aback and I realized that this father had not yet understood many things about the program. He believed in the rumors that Compassion, like some of the other organizations that came before it, would take away children and make them work in the city.
Pastor Gwen was with me for a reason. She has been trying for a long time to talk to Benny and explain what Eric's sponsorship really meant. This was her chance and so she made her move.
In her usual loving intonation, she carefully explained and enumerated the benefits Eric was receiving from his sponsor: the tutorials, the food, the fun time, prayers, Bible stories and so on; that Eric is now smiling.
Thank God, Benny was not hard to educate.
He stared out the window and began to nod as if to say, "Ah, so now I get it." After a few more minutes, Benny made a confession.
"I intentionally eluded you for one whole year, but today, when I heard that you were coming with a visitor from Manila, I made sure I was here. I thought Eric's sponsor was coming to take him away."
The pastor smiled. I laughed and explained that I have no intentions of doing something like that to his son. Then Benny smiled, too. His first smile for the day.
After a few moments, the pastor explained that the church needed some carpentry work and that Benny should come on Sunday to see how he can help.
"Yes, pastor," Benny said, now composed. "I will go on Sunday."
The pastor and I visited more homes to make the most of my coming to Rio Tuba. Then at sundown we called it a day.
I made my way to my rented room on a dark, unpaved road. There were not many streetlights in Rio Tuba. One of the approaching shadows turned out to be Benny. He was the first to greet.
Benny said he was going to the church to check the carpentry work. It seemed he could not wait until Sunday. Just as he waved goodbye, he turned to me and said, "I'm going to church on Sunday."


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But is the review actually taking place and if so who is doing it and when will the recommendations be published?
Yes, an external consultant and not sure. Clubs have been consulted and asked for their thoughts on various proposals though.
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Posted 06 February 2013 - 01:14 PM
But is the review actually taking place and if so who is doing it and when will the recommendations be published?
Have you recently walked 500 miles ? Were you advised to walk 500 more ? Did you fall down at someone's door ?
You may be entitled to compensation - call the Pro Claimers now
Posted 06 February 2013 - 01:17 PM
But is the review actually taking place and if so who is doing it and when will the recommendations be published?
Posted 06 February 2013 - 01:19 PM
Posted 06 February 2013 - 01:25 PM
Should be some news soon on the progress of Newmarket (unfortunately no time scale), detailed planning is yet to be submitted but this is expected to be done so by May, heard whispers that work will begin in May (ground works etc). The developer is confident that the stadium will be ready for 2015.
Trinity will not own the stadium, the Wakefield and District Community Trust will lease the stadium for peppercorn rent from the developers I believe, who then will lease the stadium to Trinity, who will be the anchor tenant. It is open for any other sports team in the district t to use.
Re Cas, the enabling development for Glasshoughton was a Supermarket on WR, this changed to the Neslte site a little closer in to town. They are still looking at doing this but the development is going to fund the redevelopment of the existing Cas ground rather than Glasshoughton.
Posted 06 February 2013 - 01:29 PM
Will Trinity get revenue from the bars and food outlets or willl that all go to the Council?
Posted 06 February 2013 - 01:39 PM
Agree Robin. As far as I can see though, we'll be ready whatever the outcome...
I really hope the review advocates a return to P&R Terry, even if we are best place to secure a licence.
I am so glad the whole process is subject to review and that that review is carried out with absolute transparency.
Of course, a review may suggest retaining the status quo.... we'll see.
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Posted 06 February 2013 - 01:44 PM
The Council will not own the stadium, as for the revenue I'm not sure. At the moment Trinity do not own Belle Vue but they do keep all the revenue generated from food/drink sales so as the organisation running the stadium are a not for profit, rugby league friendly outfit I imaging there will be an agreement similar to this.
Posted 06 February 2013 - 02:15 PM
1. It's not about P & R it's about the grounds.
2. I fully expect a stupid crack from you in any thread. You have not disappointed.
3. As for the grounds I again passed Newmarket only last week and nothing has happened. At least up at Glasshoughton they put a hoarding up advertising the coal mine muck heap as the site of Cas's new stadium. They could not even manage this at Newmarket.
I suspect given the tin roof and patching up at Belle vue and equal plans for patching up Wheldon Road, we'll have three tired old grounds tarted up to give three tired old clubs another go to be "super"
How about a merger thread Browny?
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Thank you to those who took a step forward to save the rest who stand still.
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BlackFlag wrote:I hate to say it, but my prediction is that Danica will get wrecked in the duels and have to start the 500 in a back-up car at the rear of the field.
Danica earned the pole and I WANT to see her start up front, so I hope this doesn't actually happen.
wolfgang wrote: talent is what interests me!!
smokieonefour wrote:Danica winning the pole is huge, for a number of reasons -
1) Never been done before - she is the First - no matter what - and no one can take that from her.
2) She did it under the SHR banner. Could we, as fans of this organization, ask for any better attention?
3) She broke a man's glass ceiling and to a lot of women - this is huge, as well.
4) To all those who say "it's not where you start, it's where you end" - - I would like to reply - - that Danica had the fastest car and was the fastest driver that day.
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Ok, we Danica fans get it - some of you don't like her.
Could you please be respectful and let us cheer when we want to cheer, without bringing us down or making us feel like we want to defend her?
I'll let Tony have the last word here -
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Courtesy illustration Architect renderings of the planned New Mexico Veterans Museum, which will be one of several veteran-oriented facilities on the museum's campus which will be located in Las Cruces.
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The designers of the New Mexico Veterans Museum are holding a meeting to gain input from Clovis and Portales area veterans at the end of the month.
Retired Marine Corps Col. Joe Long, museum planner, will present a multi-media description of the project, solicit veterans ideas and answer questions.
The meeting, hosted by the Joint Veterans Council, is slated for 7 p.m. Jan. 27 at Veteran of Foreign Wars Post 3015 in Clovis.
The New Mexico Veterans Museum, which will be located in Las Cruces, was created by the New Mexico Legislature in 2009. Using money set aside through legislation, RMKM Architects of Albuquerque was contracted to design a 30,000-square-foot building that will be the cornerstone of a campus of veteran-oriented facilities, including an artifact management facility, a veterans services center, a military-style parade grounds, family picnic and playground area, walking trails and eventually, a memorial park.
Long said the museum's purpose is twofold. He said it will pay tribute to New Mexico's veterans, past, present and future. Second, it will educate people about the service of New Mexicans throughout the world, military installations and activities within the state, beginning as far back as the early 1500s.
"We have a fascinating history here. We want visitors to come in and get a sense of the sacrifice and become educated about our history," Long said.
The meeting in Clovis is one of 15 Long will host statewide.
"We want to inform veterans about what's going on with it and also get their input. We're in the design phase and as we move into the schematic design phase, we want their input," Long said.
Long has hosted meetings in Carlsbad, Las Cruces and Los Alamos this week.
Long said he is in the process of acquiring 32 acres owned by the Bureau of Land Management two miles east of I-95 on the Alamogordo Highway in Las Cruces for the museum. The project will apply for another 33 acres at a later date.
Clovis veteran Vernon Luce called the museum "a very good thing" for the state.
"Washington D.C. has all these memorials for veterans but they are for veterans all over the country. This will be just veterans from New Mexico. I'm all for it," Luce said.
Luce said that gaining input from veterans is a good place for the project to start.
Chairman of the JVC, John Fondrick, said that a history of each of New Mexico's bases will be included in the museum. Thus far, he has striven to stir up interest in the museum project so that veterans can provide their input.
Joe Blair, commander of American Legion Post 31 in Portales, said that any museum for veterans is a good thing.
"If it's going to be a veterans museum, then veterans is who they need to be talking to," Blair said.
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What: Joint Veterans Council New Mexico Veterans Museum subject meeting
When: 7 p.m. Jan. 27
Where: VFW Post 3015, 2815 W. Seventh St.
Info: Joe Long at 505-604-3815


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Since the High Holidays are so early this year, our annual Welcome Back BBQ has become a BBW at our Sukkah. It will be held on Friday Septempter 20. But.. this isn't just any ordinary BBQ... there is so much going on... Start off with the Tot Shabbat service at 6, followed by the BBQ, all sorts of tasty foods grilled up and ready for your enjoyment... then we'll head into the sanctuary for an Inter-Generational Service for everyone in the family. After the service stay around for the Oneg and the opening of the latest presentation in the stairway art gallery. Wow...
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With dozens of staff of the Department of Family Services (DFS) attending, legislator Cindy Gieger held a press conference outside of the Travis Building in Liberty to mark the arrests of two members of the DFS team. Since the formation of the DFS Fraud Investigative Unit earlier this year, dozens of cases of fraud and abuse have been uncovered, but this is the first time an investigation has resulted in the arrest of individuals within the department.
Those arrested were named in a press release from the New York State Police at Liberty issued on November 15. They are Stephen Mackey, age 48, of Hudson, Darlene Conklin, age 50, and George Conklin Jr., age 30, both of Swan Lake.
State police and the Fraud Unit "determined that false paperwork related to the application for housing, food stamps and HEAP had been submitted to Sullivan County between 2011 and 2013 by all three subjects."
The release said that both Conklins are employed as examiners by DFS. Darlene was charged with forgery, filing a false instrument, welfare fraud and official misconduct. George was charged with filing a false instrument, possession of a forged document and official misconduct. Mackey was charged with grand larceny, filing a false instrument and welfare fraud. The investigation is ongoing and more charges are expected.
At the press conference, Gieger praised the work of DFS Commissioner Randy Parker and investigator Gerald Dietz, and said the county is on the right road in terms of correcting the social services picture.
But she added, "Years of a lack of oversight has lead to streams of Medicaid funding moving through hundreds of Medicaid shelters, many of which are unverified, amounting to millions of tax dollars, much of it sent outside this county to addresses elsewhere. Make no mistake, many Medicaid venders in Sullivan County are accountable and are providing a necessary service to our most vulnerable. The concern lies in the number of people coming to Sullivan County as a destination for benefits from numerous destinations outside Sullivan County who provide a county address reflecting numerous unverified shelters."
Gieger, who is the chair of the county's Health and Family Services Committee, proposed a series of reforms aimed toward preventing the kind of abuse that has existed. The reforms include reinstating the position of an employee who would report to the commissioner on legal issues. The reforms would include more verification and oversight of providers and the reform of whistleblower procedures to ensure that complaints from employees are taken seriously and acted upon quickly.
Legislator Cora Edwards said Sullivan County is in a transition period. She said, "We're transitioning from being a benefits destination to being a resort destination, as it should be. And we only have a short amount of time to make this transition and to be able to train people for good paying jobs and a diversified economy."
Legislators Kitty Vetter and Gene Benson also lent their support to the effort to bring reforms to DFS. Gieger said the reforms also had the support of Legislator Alan Sorensen. With the apparent support from at least five of the nine legislators, Gieger's reforms have a good chance of being adopted.


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Renard Jackson (photo), assistant professor of education, and Jack Shindler, professor of English and director of international programs, participated in the Scholarship of Pedagogy Symposium sponsored by the Associated Colleges of the Chicago Area (ACCA). Hosted by Dominican University on Oct. 30, the conference was titled Connecting the Dots: Helping Students Integrate Learning Across Contexts.
Jackson presented as part of a session titled "Bridging the Classroom with the 'Real World.'" His workshop examined the use of educational, social and entertainment current events from print, visual and auditory media to engage students in the learning process. Shindler participated in a panel titled "Teaching for Core Values of Service and Global Perspectives" and gave a presentation on the topic "Integrating Learning Through an International Focus."


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On our drive back to London, we spent an all-too-short night at a friend of a friend's apartment in Paris. Located in the Marais, two blocks away from the Pompidou, we had more than our fair share of things to see, including a bakery window display featuring a loaf of bread fashioned into a pair of testicles.
The day after a big anti-occupation demonstration, what most caught my eye were all the leftover stickers and flyers decrying Israel's treatment of the Palestinians. So surprised were we by this re-purposed Carlos Latuff poster above, I jumped out of our van while it was still moving and took a few pictures.
If you're not familiar with Latuff's cartoons, and you follow the treatment of the Arab-Israeli conflict by contemporary visual artists, you ought to be. At times reminiscent of Black Flag-era Raymond Pettibon (think My War), the Brazilian artist is as synonymous with this subject matter as Banksy.
I personally don't like Latuff's work as much. At times I find it a little too didactic and lacking in nuance. Its not as though there isn't a place for that, but it doesn't always work for me, irrespective of my political differences with Latuff. Nonetheless, when Latuff transcends cliché, the results can be substantial.
Even for jaded progressives like my traveling companions, (one of whom has illustrated a significant amount of politically-charged record covers), this depiction of an Israeli Apache gunship firing an air-to-ground missile at a child still succeeded in making their hearts skip a beat – or two. As it was designed to do.


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A forgetful groom will spend 12 months in jail for calling in a bomb threat to his would-be wedding venue after he realized the day before the wedding he had messed up the paperwork and hadn't actually booked the hall.
Neil McArdle, 36, called St. George's Hall in Liverpool from a phone booth on the day in April his wedding was supposed to take place and said a bomb would go off in 45 minutes, according to the BBC.
The venue was evacuated, and his fiancee, Amy Williams, was left standing in the street in her wedding dress, according to The Associated Press.
McArdle was arrested the same day and said "several times how embarrassed and ashamed he was and how sorry he was," prosecutor Derek Jones told the AP.
Judge Norman Wright emphasized at the sentencing how serious the threat was and how much it frightened the venue's staff, especially since it came just 11 days after the Boston Marathon bombing, according to the AP.
Even though McArdle would have saved a lot of frustration (and jail time) by just admitting to his fiancee that he didn't book the venue instead of calling in a bomb threat, Williams is standing by her groom. At the sentencing, the Liverpool Crown Court was told the couple was still together, according to the BBC.


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Home List of Titles The binary star population of the young cluster NGC 1818 in the Large Magellanic Cloud
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- The binary star population of the young cluster NGC 1818 in the Large Magellanic Cloud
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- Elson, Rebecca A. W.; Sigurdsson, Steinn; Davies, Melvyn B.; Hurley, Jarrod R.; Gilmore, Gerard F.
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- We determine the binary star fraction as a function of radius in NGC 1818, a young rich cluster in the Large Magellanic Cloud, using Hubble Space Telescope images in bands F336W (similar to U) and F555W (similar to V). Our sample includes binaries with M(primary)similar to 2-5.5 M-. and M-secondary greater than or equal to 0.7M(primary). The binary fraction increases towards the cluster centre, Rom similar to 20 +/- 5 per cent in the outer parts, to similar to 35 +/- 5 per cent inside the core. This increase is consistent with dynamical mass segregation and need not be primordial. We compare our results with expectations from N-body models, and discuss the implications for the formation and early evolution of such clusters.
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- Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society, Vol. 300, no. 3 (November 1998), p. 857-862
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- Binaries; Globular clusters; Hubble Space Telescope; Magellanic clouds; N-body simulations; NGC 1818; Spectroscopic binaries; Star clusters
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This article features some simple examples on how to add or subtract a time from a current date. At first we use a native date sytax to do this trick and later we will see how this can be done manually by converting date to an epoch time. Let's start with a simple backup script based on the date Linux command:
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The Magic of Macy's?
Imagine my surprise this morning when I glanced at the back of the Philadelphia Inquirer. I nearly spit out my coffee – had I woken up in some alternative universe where Games 2, 3, and 4 actually had good endings? Or do the people at Macy's know something that the rest of us don't? If the Phillies should somehow win the next three games, I guess I will have to believe that Macy's is truly magical, indeed.
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I wonder how much money is lost when one of the teams loses in the major sporting events because of clothing being made for each team as "champions".
How does something like that happen? I want that guy's job : ) I'm sure I'd be a tad more thorough.. chuckle.
When I first saw that shirt (I think it was posted on deadspin?) I thought maybe I'd missed something. LOL. I hope nobody lost his/her job over the mistake.
I wonder if you can still order even if the Yankees win. It'd be quite the novelty item.
Oh Sue – I hope Macy's didn't jinx the Phillies! I was rooting for Pedro and the Phillies last night. It was a tough loss.