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Emma Stone Reportedy Made A Sex Tape Several Years Ago
Emma Stone's ex-boyfriend is reportedly is in possession of a video of the two of them having sex. The actress reportedly made the sex tape when she was younger before she started dating her "The Amazing Spider-Man" co-star Andrew Garfield.
However, the video hasn't been made available to potential buyers just yet. But that could change. According to British website Metro, a souce claims: "The tape remains in the hands of the person she made it with, but that doesn't mean there's any guarantee that it won't eventually hit the market. The higher Emma's star rises, the more valuable that tape becomes."
Stone would have no interest in releasing the sex tape herself, according to the insider. The source explained to RadarOnline, "Emma's really happy with her career and proud of where she is, there's no way she would organize the release of the tape. In fact, she would fight to stop it.
The source added, "She has no respect for women like Kim Kardashian and Paris Hilton who became famous because they released a sex tape."
Stone, who has appeared in films such as "The Help," "Friends With Benefits" and "Crazy, Stupid, Love" stars in several upcoming projects, including "Movie 43" and "Gangster Squad."


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Asian Beef and Noodles RecipeRead Reviews Be the first to add a review
- 1 pound lean ground beef (90% lean)
- 2 packages (3 ounces each) Oriental ramen noodles, crumbled
- 2-1/2 cups water
- 2 cups frozen broccoli stir-fry vegetable blend
- 1/4 teaspoon ground ginger
- 2 tablespoons thinly sliced green onion
- In a large skillet, cook beef over medium heat until no longer pink; drain. Add the contents of one ramen noodle flavoring packet; stir until dissolved. Remove beef and set aside.
- In the same skillet, combine the water, vegetables, ginger, noodles and contents of remaining flavoring packet. Bring to a boil. Reduce heat; cover and simmer for 3-4 minutes or until noodles are tender, stirring occasionally. Return beef to the pan and heat through. Stir in onion. Yield: 4 servings.
Reviews for Asian Beef and Noodles
"We loved this!!! so easy and tastes great. I used frozen teriyaki broccoli steamers and half a cup of frozen stir fry veggies since that is what I already had. It was great, and the leftovers tasted good as well."
"This recipe was easy. I did as another reviewer I added a 1/4 cup of Panda Express Teriyaki sauce and it was delish?"
"This was a great, super fast 5-ingredient fix. After a few bites, I realized it was missing a little something to put it over the top. I added about 1/4 cup teriyaki sauce, and that was it! I didn't have any leftovers."
"Very good! I used beef broth instead of water and after the 3 minute simmer I added the beef back in and continued to simmer until all liquid was absorbed. Will definitely make again."
"I am not a big fan of ramen noodles, but this recipe used them well."
"Whole family loved! Few changes based on family preferences. Subbed veggie mix with steamed frozen broccoli and some fresh pea pods and mushrooms saut?ed in a little beef broth with some garlic and ginger. Otherwise followed as directed. Thanks for sharing! Definitely will make again."
"Quite tasty for a quickie! For some reason a number of folks comments indicate they are not thinking outside the box. I NEVER use the Ramen packet even when making the traditional noodle soup. A bit of garlic, some low sodium bouillon, and onions or onion powder yield the exact flavor without the chemicals or sodium. Likewise, I do not use pre-pared vegies as a rule. Chop up and add your favorite fresh items from the produce department. Voila!...the same recipe quickly adapted for restrictive low fat, low sodium diets! In addition, you can spice according to your own preferences and taste which I do with nearly all recipes."
"I always avoid prepared foods or the boxes variety. Prefer to to it all myself. This avoids a lot of salt and remanufactured foods which are not good for me. This is a quickie, but not my kind of quickie."
"The concept is good but way to bland for our tastes. It doesn't take much in the way of imagination to make it much more flavorful. I never use the frozen veggies. Instead I always use fresh and whatever mix comes to mind and end up with more realistic sized portions, this is for dinner not a light lunch. Sometimes I use thin strips of sirloin instead of ground beef or thin strips of pork loin. Ramen noodles are so comforting. As far as the seasonings go I prefer to use my own blend of soy, garlic, ginger and toasted sesame oil."

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WRVO's Regional Morning Newscast for June 5, 2009
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LAKE FOREST, Ill. -- The Chicago Bears say an MRI taken Monday showed Pro Bowl linebacker Brian Urlacher suffered no major structural damage to his left knee in a season-ending win at Minnesota.
The Bears announced on their website that the test confirmed he sprained his medial-collateral ligament and partially sprained the posterior-cruciate ligament on an awkward landing late in Sunday's game, but there was no damage to his ACL, menisci or articulating cartilage.
Urlacher was injured with 5:15 left in the game, when teammate Major Wright and Minnesota receiver Percy Harvin landed on him going for an incomplete pass in the end zone. Urlacher's leg bent, and he briefly covered his face with his hand in pain. Even though he was able to walk off the field, the injury sent a major chill through the Bears.
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Standing in the Gap: Student Voices in Reconciliation features the perspectives of Christian College students as they face the challenges of diversity in Higher Education. Christian Colleges and Universities across the country continue to reflect a predominately White suburban middle class culture, a culture that is also embedded in the structures of the institutions. Critical dialogue as well as intentional action is needed. Standing in the Gap addresses these crucial challenges.
In Standing in the Gap, students share the challenges of speaking out, engaging the student body and faculty regarding the need for heightened awareness, and their own ongoing building of a biblical world view. Standing in the Gap does not pretend to portray easy solutions but rather seeks to move us into a dialogue about diversity in Christian Higher Education and to obey the biblical mandate to "do justice, love mercy and walk humbly" (Micah 6:8).
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BEIRUT — The foreign minister of Russia, which is among Syria's most-reliable allies, said yesterday that several countries were offering asylum to President Bashar Assad to get him to leave Syria but that Moscow would not mediate on their behalf, Russian news services reported.
"Several countries in the region have turned to us and suggested, 'Tell Assad we are ready to fix him up,' " the foreign minister, Sergey Lavrov, told reporters who accompanied him on a flight home from the Russia- European Union summit meeting in Brussels, in comments carried by the Interfax and RIA-Novosti news agencies. "And we answered, 'What do we have to do with it? If you have such plans, approach him directly.'
"If there are people wishing to give him some kind of guarantees, be our guest," he added. "We will be the first to cross ourselves and say, 'Thank God, the carnage is over.' But whether this will end the carnage — that is far from obvious. It is not obvious at all."
He went on to cite "very serious and well-founded predictions from Western intelligence services suggesting that the fall of the regime will hardly bring an end to this drama and tragedy, that instead the battle will continue with new force."
Lavrov's comments follow recent signals from Russia that it sees the military balance shifting but has not changed its strong opposition to international intervention in Syria.
Yesterday afternoon, a car bomb detonated in the Damascus suburb of Qaboun, killing at least six.
Fighting continued in central Syria, where rebels have been attacking government checkpoints and positions in an effort to cut the military's supply routes to the northern Idlib province. In a video posted on the Internet on Friday, rebel fighters threatened violence against the residents of two Christian villages in Hama province if they did not evict loyalists known as shabiha.
In the video, a rebel said that a rebel group that raided one village was attacked by "shabiha hiding behind houses" and that the rebels withdrew "to spare civilians." If residents did not evict the government loyalists, the fighter warned, the rebels would "direct our artillery" at their hiding places.


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Ale Braised Carrots & Shallots
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ServingsServes 4
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- 600g carrots
- 250g peeled shallots
- 3 celery stalks
- 3 tbsp olive oil
- 30g butter
- Sprig of thyme
- 2 cloves garlic
- 150ml ale
- 100ml tomato juice
- 1 tbsp soft brown sugar
- 250ml vegetable stock
- 1 tbsp chopped parsley
- Sea salt and black pepper
- 1. Peel the carrots and cut into 2cm rounds. Peel and halve the shallots. Cut the celery into 2cm baton lengths. Heat the olive oil in a large frying pan and add the butter.
- 2. Put the celery and shallots on a low heat and season with the sea salt and black pepper. Add the sprig of thyme. Fry gently until lightly golden brown. (Approx. 5mins)
- 3. Add the carrots and garlic and let them fry for 2-3mins turning all the time. Add the ale, tomato juice sugar, stock and parsley and let it reduce as it cooks.
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In this unit, your child will read the poem "Caterpillars" by Aileen Fisher. Your child will compare two poems about caterpillars, add to her poetry folder, and make a fun butterfly craft. For the language arts concept, your child will understand the main idea of a visual message such as a poster, cartoon, or illustration. In the Writer's Workshop, your child will write about a picture in his house, a person that changed the world, and a poem similar in structure to the "Caterpillar" poem. This unit is designed to last one week, depending on how often you teach language arts.
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Creamy linguine with ham, lemon & basil
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Nutrition: per serving
- kcal349
- fat11g
- saturates4g
- carbs51g
- sugars2g
- fibre2g
- protein15g
- salt0.82g
- 400g linguine or spaghetti
- 90g pack prosciutto
Prosciutto is sweet, delicate ham intended to be eaten raw. The word 'prosciutto' is the…
- 1 tbsp olive oil
Olive oilol-iv oyl
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- juice 1 lemon
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- 2 egg yolks
- 3 tbsp crème fraîche
- large handful basil leaves
- large handful grated Parmesan, plus extra to serve, if you like
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Cook the linguine. Meanwhile, tear the ham into small pieces and fry in the olive oil until golden and crisp.
Drain the pasta, reserving a little of the cooking water, then return to the pan. Tip in the cooked ham. Mix together the lemon juice, egg yolks and crème fraîche, then add this to the pan along with the basil and Parmesan. Mix in with tongs, adding a little of the cooking water, if needed, to make a creamy sauce that coats the pasta. Serve with extra Parmesan grated over the top, if you like.
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This tasted gr8 although in contrast to the above comments I couldn't really taste the lemon in it. What I did feel though is that it came a little too sticky , the pasta tended to stick together too much .... Any suggestions pls on what might have gone wrong? I didn't put in the rest of the ingredients before the cream so maybe that's where I messsed up
I replaced the linguine with tagliatelle, which gave me thicker strips of pasta, I used less lemon and actually did pasta for two but the sauce as above (for 6) so it was REALLY creamy, which was fantastic, I also used smoked bacon instead with all the fat trimmed off.
Was a fantastically easy and tasty dish that I was definitely do again!!
It was OK but nothing special. Advantages: it was quick to prepare and good if you are watching those calories!
Disadvantages: a bit bland. My daughter found it a sweet. Also tbh the recipe says 'for 6' but I cooked it for 4 using same quantities as in recipe and it was just enough and we're not piggy eaters.
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Zang, Mengqing M.D.; Zhang, Qixu M.D.; Chang, Edward I. M.D.; Mathur, Anshu B. Ph.D.; Yu, Peirong M.D.
Background: A tracheal matrix scaffold decellularized by detergent-enzymatic treatment has been shown as a promising scaffold in tracheal tissue engineering. The objectives of this study were to evaluate the impact of this technique on tracheal extracellular matrix integrity and characterize the matrix environment for recellularization.
Methods: Brown Norway rat tracheae were decellularized using a modified detergent-enzymatic treatment. Antigenicity and cellularity were monitored during processing. Glycosaminoglycan content, histoarchitecture, and mechanical properties were also evaluated. Matrix compatibility was determined by cytotoxicity assay. Surface ultrastructure of the matrix and its interaction with seeded bone marrow stem cell–derived chondrocytes and tracheal epithelial cells were examined by scanning electron microscopy.
Results: Rat trachea treated with five detergent-enzymatic treatment cycles demonstrated complete elimination of antigenicity. Although there was a significant loss of glycosaminoglycan (t test, p < 0.01), histoarchitecture of tracheal cartilage and basement membrane was retained after decellularization. Stiffness decreased, but sufficient compressive strength was preserved to maintain lumen patency. The decellularized matrix showed good cell compatibility and favored adhesion and growth of chondrocytes and respiratory epithelial cells, as demonstrated by scanning electron microscopy.
Conclusions: At the point of complete antigen removal, detergent-enzymatic treatment altered tracheal extracellular matrix composition but preserved the major structure and adequate mechanical strength. The matrix provided a compatible and supportive environment for recellularization.
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SALT LAKE CITY – Governor Gary R. Herbert has signed the following bills this week:
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S.B. 5 Executive Offices and Criminal Justice Base Budget - Sen. Thatcher, D.
S.B. 6 Infrastructure and General Government Base Budget - Sen. Adams, J.S.
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H.B. 5 Natural Resources, Agriculture, and Environmental Quality Base Budget - Rep. Mathis, J.
H.B. 6 Retirement and Independent Entities Base Budget - Rep. Ipson, D.
H.B. 31 Taxes and Fees on Emergency Medical Aircraft - Rep. Painter, P.
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Gordon Gee talks future of WVU
MORGANTOWN – He's recognized as one of the nation's top college presidents, he wears a bow tie and he has a plan to move West Virginia University forward over at least the next five years. He's E. Gordon Gee, and in his first full-length interview with any media outlet since his January return to West Virginia University, he goes on the record with The Inter-Mountain.
Coming in a Monday feature, Gee, who also served as WVU president from 1981-85 before moving on to other universities, discusses his reasons for returning to Morgantown after retiring last June from The Ohio State University; his priorities for West Virginia University; WVU's niche in the higher education marketplace; the cost of higher education; and, among other issues, the story behind the bow tie.
During a 30-minute question and answer session at his Stewart Hall office, the full transcript of which will appear in Monday's edition, Gee said his top priority is for the university to become both "one place" and also "agile and simple."
"We're a very complex place and unfortunately we've built a lot of silos.We are a series of colleges and programs connected by a PRT and not by common values. We need to move from being a cacophony to a chorus, we need to start singing together," he said.
"I tell everyone we are an elephant, and we need to become a ballerina because we will not remain an elephant, we can only go another way and that's become a dinosaur. … We're going to have to embrace change, or else we're going to become irrelevant, and irrelevancy is not something I accept."
He also discussed the importance of a traditional liberal arts education, particularly when it comes to the future of our democracy.
"We're in a world that is very competitive. There are 1.2 billion Indians, 1.3 billion Chinese, and we're not in direct competition with them but we are, and we're only 320 million souls in this country. So therefore the world of ideas is very important to us, the world of creativity is very important to us, so that notion of having a liberal arts-based education – you have engineers who can read Shakespeare; you have humanists who can understand the technical world; and together this notion of an educated citizenry which forms the basis of our democracy is going to be even more critical going forward," he said.
"If you don't do that, we stand a chance of losing both our ability to be able to compete but also our ability to be able to sustain our democracy. … We need to make sure everyone has the ability to think and to ask great questions. That's the most important ability we can pass on."
Gee said WVU can contribute to the state's economy through not only research but getting that research into the marketplace.
"… Just take a look at the one thing we're doing right now, horizontal drilling. … That was really developed in universities. … The confluence of great ideas created in universities, and then those universities creating jobs and opportunity, is a real calling and I think this is the real responsibility of West Virginia University," he said.


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Concert Review: Jim Cullum Jazz Band in Sarasota, Florida
A reunion evening with two of band's alumni
The Jim Cullum Jazz Band's performance in Sarasota, Fla., on March 15, and a concert the prior night in Ft. Lauderdale, turned out to be a reunion performance with two longstanding members of the traditional jazz septet.
Clarinetist Allan Vaché spent 18 years in the San Antonio-based band before moving to the Orlando area 22 years ago. Bassist Don Mopsick was with the Cullum outfit for 19 years before concluding that tenure in 2009 and moving to southwest Florida. The band also included veteran members John Sheridan on piano, Mike Pittsley on trombone, Kevin Hess on drums (who began working with the band several nights a week at age 14), and relative newcomer Clint Baker on rhythm guitar
Cullum and company filled the 200-plus-seat Glenridge Performing Arts Center in Sarasota, where the audience included pianist Dick Hyman, who lives in nearby Venice and has been a guest artist with the band many times.
The evening's repertoire ranged from Jelly Roll Morton and Bix Beiderbecke to Benny Carter and George Gershwin, material that was jazz standard fare before 1940. Shining moments: Sheridan's solo piano feature on Beiderbecke's "In A Mist," Vaché's spotlight on Gershwin's "The Man I Love," the band's playful romp through Carter's "Krazy Kapers" and its mining of "Bullfrog Blues," a 1920s blues tune on which Mopsick's bass notes mimicked the bullfrog. Also strong: Cullum's full-band arrangement of Jelly Roll's "Freakish," which he said was known previously only as a piano piece.
Cullum's father, a clarinetist, formed what originally was called the Happy Jazz Band in the early 1960s. The cornetist took it over in the 1970s after his father's death. The Cullum band has been together for about 50 years and has been broadcasting its Riverwalk Jazz series on public radio for 25 years.


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With the death of George Wills Comstock on July 15, 2007, the field lost one of its leading epidemiologists. Internationally renowned for his pioneering work in tuberculosis, George Comstock also conducted influential research on perinatal mortality, depression, cancer, and heart disease. His work was characterized by common sense, epidemiologic expertise, curiosity, and a healthy dose of skepticism.
Comstock received his education from Antioch College, Harvard Medical School, and the Schools of Public Health at the University of Michigan and Johns Hopkins. He served in the US Public Health Service from 1942 to 1962, conducting the first trials of BCG vaccine for tuberculosis. Comstock then went to Hopkins, where he taught for over 40 years and won numerous teaching awards. He was Editor-in-Chief of the American Journal of Epidemiology from 1979 to 1988. As Editor, he often took the time to write personal notes to reviewers. His many honors1 included the John Snow Award from the American Public Health Association and the Trudeau Medal from the American Thoracic Society. In 2003, he was featured in the VOICES series in this journal.2 He remained active until his death, writing a commentary that appeared in our July 2007 issue.3
As founder of the Johns Hopkins Training Center for Public Health Research and Prevention—since renamed in his honor—Comstock personally oversaw the training of many public health practitioners and epidemiologists. Those generations of trainees learned from Comstock and his staff over group lunches and frequent informal gatherings. He was generous with his time and loved a good argument. He kept pace with new statistical and technological advances, but never lost sight of the importance of study design, plausibility, and public health relevance. Having seen first-hand the value of good infrastructure,2 Comstock directed 2 population censuses and developed one of the first biorepositories to study cancer precursors.
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ACLU legal director Arthur B. Spitzer still believes the law is a bad idea.
"I think it's enforced stringently in some places more than others," said Spitzer. "It has unfair consequences, but we (ACLU) went as far as we could go with it (to the federal appeals court)."
"Some kids have (homes with) backyards and air conditioned recreation rooms, while others have nowhere to go but the streets," he added.
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Bad Luck vs. Bad Design
In a post on the topic of health care rationing (responding to a progressive post which argued that denying care to people unlikely to see much return was one of the benefits of a centralized health system) Megan McArdle of The Atlantic makes the following observation:
There's another intuition that at least libertarians have, which is that it is not as bad to have undesirable things result from an impersonal process than from an active decision. It is bad if someone's house burns down and they couldn't afford insurance. It's worse if someone's house burns down, and they were in the class of people deemed unworthy by a bureaucrat of having their house rebuilt.
I think almost all progressives have the opposite intuition. They think it's better to try to produce an optimal result, even if that results in individual injustices (which it will–government rules are very broad brush, and will always involve error at the margins). I'm not sure how to bridge that intuitive gap.
It strikes me this is indeed one of the determining differences between those skeptical of and those confident in the ability of a centralized beaurocracy to actually improve the administration of health care (as opposed to its availability, which obviously could be improved simply by throwing enough money around.)
Given the range of viewpoints found around here, I'm curious what others think of this. Is this indeed one of the major dividing lines between progressive and libertarian/conservative viewpoints?
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I think you (and Ms. McArdle) are on to something here. This is a cultural issue of a completely different kind than the culture wars. The political scientist Daniel Elazer (http://www.jcpa.org/djeindex.htm) has argued there are three political cultures in the US: traditionalist, moralistic, and individualistic. Although they intermingle throughout the country, the first is predominately in the South, the second in New England and the Upper Midwest, and the third in the West, the Heartland (MO through OH), and Mid-Atlantic (although it also finds plenty of adherence in the South and elsewhere. The moralistic political culture sees politics as a (the?) proper arena for addressing the common good and good governance issues are very important to it. People from this political culture are more likely to see the problems that arise from government actions as temporary and fixable (rather than inherent bugs in the system), and thus less problematic.
Those who adopt this libertarian positions are simply ideologues. Government is bad so it can't do any good, case closed. I prefer to let the evidence speak. And the evidence tells me that single-payer healthcare gets you the best all round result of universal coverage and efficiency (health outcomes by cost). Given the record of the so-called communist countries in the 20th century, I'm also fully aware of the evidence that suggests that governments do an appalling job running many businesses. So instead of screaming "socialism" like an ideologue, it would be better to actually peruse the evidence.
MM, did you even read the piece, or did you paste in some boilerplate? Topic is not whether single payer is better or not, but rather whether it is a greater injustice if someone doesn't have the ability to pay for something they want, versus they are actively denied something they want because it has been determined that it doesn't fit cost benefit analysis.
Nor is McArdle making the question up — the question arises based on her ongoing debates with several thoughtful progressive bloggers who are themselves in favor of health care reform. If you'd like to follow that laudable example by engaging in rational discussion, do feel free.
If you want to get pissy, Darwin, that's your prerogative. But you should recall that McArdle is a libertarian, which means she holds (as a matter of ideology) positions about the relative roles of the free market and the government that do not gel with Catholic social teaching. Engage her all you wish, but let's not beat around the bush here.
She talks about a government bureacracy making a healthcare decision to deny treatment. She fails to note that this is what the current US private system does as a matter of course (especially those who are not protected by the meager protections of the employer insurance system). It's the ideology, stupid.
It would be nice, MM, if you gave Ms. McArdle and/or Darwin the courtesy of reading the post before saying stuff like "X is a libertarian, and libertarians are idealogues who reject Catholic Social Teaching; ergo, I don't need to respond to anything they write."
If, as your
rantingswritings suggest, you cannot appreciate the idea that people have good faith differences of opinion about how to best achieve the common good – and that these differences of opinion can be based on legitimate moral intuitions – then there is little reason to take your arguments from ignorance seriously. Thus far, you haven't even commented on the subject of the post, or even written anything that suggests an awareness of what the post was about.
I have little sympathy for libertarians in general, but I think the post raises an interesting question, even if I would frame it differently. I think it's more accurate to describe the first system as a situation in which the people and their elected representatives have decided that the state will not intervene to help people, and the result will be that the poor are systematically disadvantaged. I think that may be acceptable for home insurance, where risks are relatively low, but unacceptable for a basic right like health care. In the second situation, the people and their elective representatives have evaluated the relevant trade-offs and have made some attempt to prevent the burden from falling simply on those who are already less fortunate. Both are deliberate decisions about the role of the state; neither is purely impersonal. I favor the second situation over the first, simply because I think it better reflects the preferential option for the poor. I don't deny, though, that there are good reasons to be skeptical of the model of the benevolent bureaucrat; there are trade-offs here as in every contested area of public policy (that's why they are contested).
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Chewbacca lives on Endor!
(to my horror, neither "Chewbacca" nor "Endor" were in my spell-check….)
While I'm not sure if there's any point in attempting to spoon feed debate to someone, I'm mildly curious as to the result:
Would you see any difference in morality and/or justice between these two situations:
1) I am unable to afford medical coverage which would have provided unlimited chemo treatments in the event of pancreatic cancer, and so when I come down with it, I get several of the standard treatments that often work (but don't in my case) but am not able to get a very expensive, experimental treatment which had a 5% chance of helping me.
2) A centralized government authority in a single payer country determines that cancer treatments with less than a 5% chance of success should never be funded period.
My guess is that you'd see no difference between these two situations, since I'd guess you'd take an "outcome based morality" approach to the situation and say that it really doesn't matter why someone was denied, they result is the same.
However, I think for many people there would be a significant perceived difference between the two situations (though this might not be the case if the person had not realized that their insurance didn't cover certain types of very expensive care — thus giving them a similar sense to the government situation.)
Why bother, Darwin? It's like trying to point out the forest through the trees. There was nothing ambiguous about the subject or purpose of the post. My guess is that if someone who didn't identify themselves with a suspect school of thought offered the same observation it would have been welcomed and proudly accepted by MM. He's made it clear that he's okay with the rationing of care, he just think it's the role of the government to do it, rather than your pocketbook. It's a fair question to ask, I just don't think the former method is baptized in CST, as some would have us believe. Still waiting for a just and sensible third way to be offered…


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I haven't read blogs in two weeks! So it's hard to do a Friday Link Love when you haven't had a chance to read any great recipes! So today I thought I'd give you a bonus What's For Dinner? instead!
Tonight is another mixed bag. Jamison is having a left over turkey cutlet with brown rice. Alexis and I are having tomato sandwiches, okra and squash/zucchini.
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Dar, why don't you come over to my house for dinner? ;oP
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I'm going to grill baby bok choy, broccoli, bell peppers, and anything else I can find in the fridge on my indoor grill pan. On top of the veggies I will drizzle balsamic vinegar and olive oil.
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Akwesasne – Mrs. Sakakohe Millicent Anne Cook Pembleton, 63, of 536 State Route 37, entered the Spirit World on Thursday morning, July 25, 2013 at Massena Memorial Hospital, where she had been admitted the previous day.
Sakakohe was born in Westchester, Pennsylvania, the daughter of the late William John Rasennes and Evelyn Mary Montour Cook. She graduated from Immaculate Heart Academy and received her Bachelor's Degree from Nazareth College. She later graduated from St. Lawrence University with her Master's Degree in Education.
On August 11, 1978, she married Raymond J. Pembleton at the Mohawk Nation Longhouse in Akwesasne.
Sakakohe worked for various companies throughout her life, beginning as a Central File Clerk with Bechtel Corporation, then as a Secretary with the University of Toronto. She later worked as an Office Manager with Experiential Systems Inc. and as a Researcher with the Community Council of Greater New York. Sakakohe was also an Office Manager for Akwesane Fuels and later, an Office Manager for the Mohawk Nation Council of Chiefs.
She served as the Director for the Johnson O'Malley Program and later became the Administrator for the St. Regis Mohawk Tribe. Sakakohe then became the Special Projects Coordinator for the Mohawk Council of Akwesasne then went on to become the Director of Health for the Mohawk Council of Akwesasne, the position she retired from in 2012.
Sakakohe was an award-winning administrator for MCA in the health field. She was an active member of the Mohawk Nation Longhouse, as well as a Sundancer. In addition to her many jobs, she enjoyed making baskets, doing puzzles, flower gardening and watching them grow, traveling with her son, and reading. Her greatest enjoyment was the time she spent with her grandchildren, who had named her "Tota Honey."
She is survived by her husband, Raymond; her children, Rasennes and Pamela Pembleton of Akwesasne, Lisa Pembleton of Massena, and Shatereh Johnson of Akwesasne; her grandchildren, Rakwirahes, Rarontiiostha, and Alyssa; her sister, Tekatsitsiakwa (Katsi) Cook Barreiro of Akwesasne; her brother, Thomas K. Cook of Akwesasne; her chosen daughter, Wahiahawi Barreiro, and many nieces and nephews.
She was predeceased by a granddaughter, Kawennanoron Elizabeth Pembleton on October 2, 2002 and her brother, Louis T. Cook on May 13, 2013.
Friends may call at the Akwesasne Homemakers beginning Saturday 2:00 PM until the time of the service. Funeral services will be held Monday 11:00 AM at Homemakers in Snye. Meal to follow at the Hogansburg American Legion. Cremation will follow the services.
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|Bob's Burgers character
|Gene Belcher
| (see Belcher Family)
Linda Belcher (mother)
|Behind the scenes
|"Human Flesh"
|Voiced by
|Eugene Mirman
— Bob to Gene in many episodes
Eugene "Gene" Belcher is the middle child of Bob and Linda Belcher. He is the only boy out of the three siblings. Gene is an aspiring musician and a prankster. He maintains very close relationships with both of his parents and two sisters, Tina and Louise Belcher. Gene, along with Tina, is usually a pawn in schemes set up by Louise. He attends Wagstaff School with his siblings.
Gene enjoys pestering everyone around him by using sound effects with either his Casio SK-5 keyboard or his megaphone. He frequently records fart sounds and uses them as sound effects and additions to his music. After eating lobster at Lobster Fest it is revealed that he is allergic to shell fish like his father, Bob. According to Linda, Gene takes after Bob more than he does her. In "Broadcast Wagstaff School News", he begins to dress and act like Bob when he accepts that he is destined to look like him when he gets older. Gene has a passion for flamboyant performance art and loves to tell jokes. He took the opportunity to act as a musician in the episode "Burger War" and performed at Jimmy Pesto's restaurant. In "Mutiny on the Windbreaker" he develops a confused feeling for a manatee puppet. In the episode "It Snakes a Village", Gene's phobia of snakes is revealed. He translates this phobia into a brief song about the fact that he does not like snakes due to their lack of arms and legs. In the episode "O.T. The Outside Toilet" it is revealed that Gene's zodiac sign is Sagittarius. He says it himself.
In "The Unbearable Like-Likeness of Gene", he dates an annoying girl named Courtney but is conflicted when he finds out that her dad also writes jingles and could help him land his career. He writes a jingle demo for her birthday party and, after seething with frustration, Gene angrily demands Courtney to "just stop breathing". As a result, Courtney faints and is hospitalized due to her congenital heart condition. He later discovers that Doug has used one of his jingles in a silent muffler commercial.
In "The Gene and Courtney Show", Gene and Courtney find they have a great chemistry when they make fun of Ms. LaBonz's morning announcements. The two are chosen to do jingles for the morning announcements. They find out they like each other and briefly get together again, only to break up when their relationship interferes with their show. For the final day of their trial, Gene writes a beautiful jingle about their love. Gene denies that it was about him and Courtney. They share a Valentines day kiss.
Gene has tan skin like the rest of the family and is also a little chubby. He wears a yellow shirt, blue shorts, and red All-Star Converse sneakers. When promoting the restaurant he often wears a burger costume. In the episode "Beefsquatch" he wore a Sasquatch mask with the burger costume. In earlier episodes Gene claims to peeing in his burger suit and follows this by saying "Wouldn't you want to buy burgers from a guy who smells like pee?"
Gene has also very frequently been seen in his underwear.
His nightwear consisted of a light green long sleeve top with light green shorts and occasionally slippers. From "Slumber Party" onwards they consist of a white top with sky blue sleeves and sky blue shorts.
He is generally perceived as overweight and, according to Gene, it was an ice-cream sandwich that initiated his weight gain.
- In the episode "Moody Foodie", it is revealed Gene is uncircumcised, this is mentioned again in "Mazel-Tina" after Bob agrees to cater Tammy's Bat Mitzvah.
- It is suggested that Big Bob wanted Gene to be named Bob after him like his father before him.
- In the episode "My Big Fat Greek Bob", Gene reveals that he has had a secret cat living under his bed for 8 months.
- Gene was born late, after his due date.
- Has a 28 year old albino friend named Ken, who does improvised hip-hop. It is unknown if Ken is imaginary or not.
- Gene, like his father, has an allergy to lobsters.
- Calls his testicles "Two Small Coincidences." ("I Get Psy-chic Out of You")
- Gene is a Sagittarius, which means his birthday is between November 23rd and December 22nd. ("O.T.: The Outside Toilet")
- Doesn't know his own middle name because Linda won't tell him. ("Midday Run")
- Unconfirmed: it hasn't been officially stated, but certain scenes lead one to believe Gene may or may not be somewhat Zoophilic to a degree- specifically his first crush being a Manatee puppet, and his (possibly joking) admiration of a chihuahua's body, to name a few instances. This could be interpreted wrong however, as later in the episode he yells "boobies!" most likely because of the Manatee puppet.
- Sometimes Gene dresses as the opposite gender and enjoys doing so. One example is when he dressed up as Queen Latifah for Halloween ("Full Bars").
- In "My Fuzzy Valentine", Louise refers to Gene as "Eugene", insinuating that this may be his real name for which Gene is short. If that is the case, Gene shares his first name with his voice actor, Eugene Mirman.
- In "Crawl Space", Gene had a history report and when he was called to the board, he was scolded, then sent to detention for playing his grandparents' sex sounds in front of the entire class.
Memorable quotes
- "My eyes don't work, paint me a word picture."
- "A fart is like a fingerprints and we have the same fingerprints!"
- "We're gonna be moderately rich! I can date someone half my age: a five-and-a-half year old starlet."
- "...and when you're done here, clean my litter box. And don't tell mom and dad about my litter box!"
- "My grandparents are staying with us and they were both alive during Prohibition, so this is what it sounds like when they have sex in the room next to mine."
- "Because I have the biggest ding-dong!"
- "My petticoats are UNSPEAKABLE!"
- "I'm just a girl with a dream who got tired of hearing the word no!"
- "As long as we're giving order, put some clothes on! Leave something to the imagination, for God's sake!"
- "I can't take all the credit! I'd like to thank this brick and Quest Love."
- "What kind of bees make milk? Boobies!"
- "No one blackmails our sister but us!"
- "Let's release the lobster back into the supermarket from whence it came."
- "I didn't know anyone had a boob fetish."
- "We're Belchers, from the womb to the tomb!"
- "Brrrrrr. I should have brought my cardigan."
- "Yeah, Anuses!"
- "And I can only paint the truth. The robots are coming!"
- "A ninja robot fighting a vampire tape recorder in stonehenge. That's my friend Ken. He's an albino. Yeah. He's 28."
- "Milk, milk, lemonade, around the corner art is made!"
- "Was it obvious I don't care?"
- "Well, pinch my loaf!"
- "You put my baby brother in there and that was the last we saw of him! Javier Belcher, I love you! I'm serious!"
- "My life is more difficult than anyone else's on the planet. And yes, I'm including starving children, so don't ask!"
- "I think I have the best legs in the family, and the smoothest bottom."
- "I was BORN to be a mother!"
- "When I shut my eyes and cover my ears, I feel like I could spend the rest of my life with her."
- "I'm Rapper/Actress Queen Latifah, from her U.N.I.T.Y phase."
- "Watch out for pukers!"
- "A world without a Gene is not a world I want to live in."
- "Aah! Diapers!"
- "Next time we do this I'm getting an epidural!"
- "Circumcise me! Circumcise me!"
- "Come on! If you're going to be loud, you've gotta be proud!"
- "Oh, boo."
- "Next time put a helmet on my sandwich! The top is askew! ASKEW!"
- "Too soon!"
- "I'm waiting for a fart fax."
- "Soda, you made me fat, but you also made me strong."
- "Boobies!"
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Hougoumont & D'Erlon's Attack is the second part in the explosive four part series, The Waterloo Collection, which covers the entire Waterloo Campaign from Napoleon's return to France and ensuing battles to his final pursuit and eventual surrender to the British.
Following on from Ligny and Quatre Bras, Part II starts by focusing on the concentration of the Allies on the ridge of Mont St Jean and the plans of the opposing armies. While the guns of the Grand Battery thundered in the centre, French columns bore down on the Hougoumont chateau and farm complex, which protected Wellington's flank held by the Guards and their German allies. Thus began an epic 'battle within a battle' that sucked away valuable troops from Napoleon's main attack, causing Wellington to declare that 'the battle turned on the closing of the gates at Hougoumont'.
Meanwhile, with drums beating and Eagles to the fore, D'Erlons Corps attempted to bludgeon its way through Wellington's centre, not knowing that the British and Dutch line was in waiting on the reverse slope. Upon seeing the French advance, the British released a disciplined volley of musket fire that checked the French. A further brilliantly timed charge by the Household and Union Cavalry Brigades finally saw the French off. Analysed in detail using the latest historical sources, the team provide a fresh slant on this phase of the battle.
The film was shot on location on the very field of Waterloo where the terrible events of this most iconic of battles took place. Brought to life with re-enactment on the battlefield by the regiments of the Napoleonic Society and leading authorities on the battle, Hougoumont & D'Erlon's Attack is a must for any student of warfare.
The group of historians and battlefield guides responsible for writing, directing and presenting this history in the Waterloo Collection of DVDs has produced a lively and colourful account of a key part of the Battle of Waterloo...Firetrench Reviews
If all the DVDs in the Waterloo Collection come up to this standard, they will form a very valuable source of information on a battle that changed the course of European history and allowed the British dash to Empire that directly affected more than 50% of the world and indirectly affected virtually all the remainder.
The shooting of the film on the battlefield and the involvement of the Napoleonic Societies re-enactment enthusiasts really bring the battle to life, with the discussions between presenters fitting naturally into the presentation with a refreshing informality that draws the viewer into the discussion. An excellent DVD at a very affordable price and a worthy companion to the books that detail the Napoleonic Wars.
Much to my regret I've never managed to visit the battlefield at Waterloo – the closest I have got was a realisation at Brussels main station that we didn't have enough time to get to Waterloo, have a good look, and get back again in time for the Eurostar. But in lieu of a visit in the past 10 years, this DVD, and the others in the Waterloo series, are easily the next best thing.Daly History Blog October 2011
I'm somebody who has devoured everything about the battle of Waterloo that I could lay my hands on – down to playing with little cut out squares of paper, each representing a unit, when I was but a wee lad. Not to mention being ever so slightly obsessed with Sharpe.But even I learnt something from this programme – in particular, the amount of depth given to the attack on Hougoumont was fascinating. I also enjoyed the little 'diversions' from the battle, to explain aspects such as the British heavy cavalry sabre, or the French Artillery system.
What I really like about this programme, is that you actually feel that you are there. You are given a very good feel for the lie of the land – what Montgomery would have called 'smelling the battlefield'. That's one thing that is very hard to put across without actually being there, so to convey that sense by DVD is a great achievement. The height of Hougoumont's walls, the steepness and proximity of the French and Allied ridges, and the feel of the cropfields. There are some great graphics in this as well, perfectly illustrating the conduct of the battle, and some pretty interesting scenes of living history enthusiasts on the battlefield itself.
Using experienced battlefield guides at experts makes complete sense – the experience in showing visitors round the battlefield shows. In fact, the programme feels very much like a virtual battlefield tour, from the comfort of your own armchair. I enjoyed it immensely.
Part two of a series of four documentaries that aims to cover the entire Waterloo campaign, this 90 minute feature comes packed with a lot of information. Much of this is of great interest, going into considerable detail on the fight for Hougoumont on Wellington's right and the subsequent attack and repulse on his left and centre… All in all, a valuable documentary charting this iconic battle of The Napoleonic WarsAirfix Model World Magazine
In a sum, viewers will spent about 90 minutes learning anew of some hidden aspects of one of history's most famous battlesThe Napoleonic Historical Society Newsletter
Pen and Sword call this collection an 'explosive four part series; and I really do think this sums it up in a nutshell. I enjoyed the first part of the serried but the second outdoes the first without question. The re-enactments are extremely well produced, useful and accurate; as they created by the regiments of the Napoleonic Society and leading historians of the battle.Military Historical Society, Feb 2012
One also needs reminding of the immensity of the battle and to the view the locations with historians and guides discussing the facts, not 'teaching' or 'preaching', an absolute bonus! So in my opinion this is anther 'hit' for Pen and Sword.
There is nothing like watching history come to life and what better way than in the comfort of your own home. This DVD is the second in the Waterloo Series following on from the first covering Ligny and Quatre Bras, this is does very smoothly allowing the viewer to follow the battle perfectly.Military Modelcraft International
This is a new way to show history for me and it does make a nice change from my normal books. I thoroughly enjoyed this and have no hesitation in recommending this DVD and I for one will be looking at getting the others to complete the series.
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The Waterloo Collection. This is the first part of a suite of programmes that will cover the Waterloo Campaign as a whole, from the concentration of the Armies astride the north eastern frontier of France, through to the Allied pursuit of Napoleon's defeated army to Paris. Over the coming months the Waterloo Collection of four DVDs, with a running time of nearly six hours, will become the most comprehensive portrayal of the 1815 Campaign ever undertaken on film. An introduction covering the political and strategic situation facing both Napoleon and the Allies, along with detail of the opposing…By Tom Dormer, Andrew Duff, Major Mike Peters, Major Tim Saunders, Battlefield History TV
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