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Issue No. 11 - November (2011 vol. 22)
pp: 1777
DOI Bookmark: http://doi.ieeecomputersociety.org/10.1109/TPDS.2011.235
It is my pleasure to announce the creation of the IEEE Transactions on Parallel and Distributed Systems' ( TPDS) Media Center. We hope that the center will attract more readers to the journal, and assist our readers by facilitating their introduction to the latest development in the field, ranging from the design of systems used in some contributions, new exciting technologies, to demonstrating new networking paradigms and solution approaches in the field. It should further promote "systems" content in TPDS as opposed to traditionally prevailing "networking" content, although the latter is by no means excluded from the center. I have appointed new Associate Editor-in-Chief, Yunhao Liu, to handle the TPDS Media Center, together with his associates. He is involved in sensor network and RFID system constructions from hardware design through application development, and has a number of research contributions arising from these systems, primarily on localization, routing, operating systems, network diagnosis and management, and security. He is the principal scientist for the GreenOrbs project www.greenorbs.org in the TianMu mountain and urban sensor network in WuXi, China, each with more than 1,000 deployed sensors (collecting various sensory data, including temperature, humidity, illumination, and carbon dioxide titer), currently the two largest sensor deployments in the world. Yunhao Liu is among the top 10 author contributors to TPDS, and served as a TPDS associate editor before this appointment. His biography appears on the next page and contains a number of distinguished achievements.
The TPDS Media Center is designed as a multimedia webpage for this scholarly archival journal. In the Media Center, TPDS will interview outstanding researchers or engineers for their experiences and opinions on a variety of theoretical or technological topics. Meanwhile, we warmly welcome and encourage editors, authors, or volunteers to share and advertise their state-of-the-art projects or ongoing research studies relevant to the topic of parallel and distributed systems through this Media Center. Activities and call for papers (or special issues) of TPDS will be announced through this multimedia platform as well. Each article in the Media Center is in the form of a blog composed by some multimedia content, like a video and audio clip, as the main medium, and supported by certain brief text descriptions. We hope to leverage such brand new features of the Media Center as a driving force for world-wide researchers to contribute high quality and live research results to the community. We hope that you can actively participate in its growth and make it a great success.
In order to facilitate the contribution from peer researchers, we have set up an executing board of the Media Center to handle the content submissions from peer researchers. While the current board includes the Assistant EIC, Yunhao Liu (Professor at Tsinghua University, firstname.lastname@example.com), Executive Chair, Mo Li (Assistant Professor at Nanyang Technological University, Singapore, firstname.lastname@example.com), and the assistant, Zhenjiang Li (email@example.com), we will look for the expertise review opinions and inputs from the TPDS AEs as well as the research community.
There are two categories of multimedia content that you can contribute. 1) The authors of an accepted regular TPDS paper are encouraged to submit their multimedia content along with their TPDS paper, which we will later select and publish on the media center. 2) Meanwhile, readers are also encouraged to directly submit their content to the executive chair Mo Li (email@example.com). We've provided an FTP site (ftp://transMedia:firstname.lastname@example.com) to receive the submission of multimedia contents, or you can first publish the submission to some other places (Youtube, your own FTPs, etc.) and send the content links to us.
TPDS has resolved its backlog issue, and papers are now published within approximately six months from their acceptance. To meet our annual page budget for 2012, page limit for the main file for most papers is back to its maximum, 14 pages. Each paper is still divided into two files, the main file (which replaces previously called "shortened version") and the supplementary file. TPDS also resumed with organizing special issues. In 2011, calls for papers for two special issues were advertised, one on cyber-physical systems and another on cloud computing. I welcome proposals for future special issues.
I take this opportunity to welcome and introduce new distinguished researchers to the Editorial Board of TPDS. Song Guo, David Kaeli, Bronis R. de Supinski, and Kui Wu were appointed as new Associate Editors, starting September 2011, while Manuel E. Acacio joined the board earlier, in April 2011. Their short biographies and areas of research are given below. I am confident they will contribute to further enhancing the quality and timelines of TPDS. Fabrizio Petrini, Masafumi Yamashita, John Lui, Sampath Rangarajan, and Cheng-Zhong Xu completed their four-year terms as TPDS editors in September 2011. Their help and dedication in processing papers is greatly appreciated.
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Yunhao Liu received the BS degree in automation from Tsinghua University, China, in 1995, and the MS and PhD degrees in computer science and engineering from Michigan State University, in 2003 and 2004, respectively. He is now EMC Chair Professor at Tsinghua University, as well as a faculty member with the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology. His research interests include wireless sensor networks, peer-to-peer computing, and pervasive computing. He published more than 140 papers in top journals such as the IEEE/ACM Transactions on Networking (8) and IEEE Transactions on Parallel and Distributed Systems (19), and in top conferences like MobiCom, INFOCOM, SIGMETRICS, SenSys, and SIGMOD. Many of his papers were selected as the Best Papers in prestigious conferences such as in DCOSS 2011, ICPADS 2009, MobiCom 2008, PerCom 2007, etc. He received the First Class Award in Natural Sciences: China Ministry of Education Award for Research Excellence, 2010, as well as the NSF China Outstanding Youth Award in 2011. He is very active in professional activities. He is a senior member of the IEEE Computer Society and an ACM Distinguished Speaker, and serves as the vice chair of ACM China Council. He organized many conferences, such as serving as the vice general chair of WWW 2008, general chair of WASA 2010, PC cochair of IEEE MASS 2011, PC cochair of IEEE ICPADS 2011, etc. He serves as the associate editor-in-chief for IEEE Transactions on Parallel and Distributed Systems and associate editor for IEEE Transactions on Mobile Computing.
Manuel E. Acacio is an associate professor of computer architecture and technology at the University of Murcia, Spain. He joined the Computer Engineering Department (DiTEC) in 1998, after he received the MS degree in computer science. Dr. Acacio started as a teaching assistant. At the same time, he began his work on his PhD thesis, which he successfully defended in March 2003. Before, in the summer of 2002, Dr. Acacio worked as a summer intern at IBM T.J. Watson, Yorktown Heights, New York. After that, he became an assistant professor in 2004, and subsequently, an associate professor in 2008. Currently, Dr. Acacio leads the Computer Architecture & Parallel Systems (CAPS) research group at the University of Murcia, which is part of the ACCA group. He has published several papers in top conferences such as HPCA, IPDPS, ICS, DSN, PACT, and SC, and renowned journals such as the IEEE Transactions on Parallel and Distributed Systems ( TPDS) and IEEE Transactions on Computers ( TC). Recently, he received the best paper award in the architectures track at the 25th IEEE International Parallel and Distributed Processing Symposium (IPDPS 2011). As well, he has served as a committee member of important conferences, ICPP and IPDPS among others, and he is currently an associate editor of TPDS. His research interests are focused on the architecture of multiprocessor systems. More specifically, Dr. Acacio is actively working on prediction and speculation in multiprocessor memory systems, synchronization in CMPs, power-aware cache-coherence protocols for CMPs, fault tolerance, and hardware transactional memory systems. He is a member of the IEEE.
Song Guo received the PhD degree in computer science from the University of Ottawa, Canada. Later, he held a position with the University of British Columbia on a prestigious NSERC Postdoctoral Fellowship in 2006. From 2006 to 2007, he was an assistant professor in the Department of Computer Science, University of Northern British Columbia, Canada. He is currently an associate professor with the School of Computer Science and Engineering, the University of Aizu, Japan. His research interests are mainly in the areas of protocol design and performance analysis for computer and telecommunication networks, presently focusing on network modeling, security analysis, cross-layer optimization, and performance evaluation of wireless, mobile, and personal networks for reliable, energy-efficient, and cost effective communications. He has published more than 120 papers in refereed journals and conferences in these areas. He is a senior member of IEEE.
Bronis R. de Supinski received the PhD degree in computer science from the University of Virginia in 1998 and he joined Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory's (LLNL) Center for Applied Scientific Computing (CASC) in July 1998. He is the principal investigator and leader of the Exascale Computing Technlogies (ExaCT) project and the coleader of the Advanced Simulation and Computing (ASC) program's Application Development Environment and Performance Team (ADEPT) at LLNL. He is also an adjunct associate professor in the Department of Computer Science and Engineering at Texas A&M University. His research interests include high performance computer architectures, performance modeling and analysis, message passing implementations and tools, large-scale debugging, memory performance improvement, cache coherence and distributed shared memory, consistency semantics, and programming models. Currently, his projects include scalable debugging methods, investigations into mechanisms and tools to improve memory performance, applications of data mining techniques to tools for large-scale systems, resiliency techniques, a variety of optimization techniques and tools for MPI, and several issues with OpenMP, including its memory model and tool support. He pursues the last set of topics as the chair of the OpenMP Language Committee. Throughout his career, he has won several awards, including the prestigious Gordon Bell Prize in 2005 and 2006. He is a member of the ACM and the IEEE Computer Society.
David Kaeli received the BS and PhD degrees in electrical engineering from Rutgers University, and the MS degree in computer engineering from Syracuse University. He is the Associate Dean of Undergraduate Programs in the College of Engineering and a full professor on the ECE faculty at Northeastern University, Boston, Massachusetts. He is the director of the Northeastern University Computer Architecture Research Laboratory (NUCAR). Prior to joining Northeastern in 1993, He spent 12 years at IBM, the last 7 at the T.J. Watson Research Center, Yorktown Heights, New York. Dr. Kaeli has published more than 200 critically reviewed publications, seven books, and eight patents. His research spans a range of areas including microarchitecture to back-end compilers and database systems. His current research topics include information assurance, graphics processors, virtualization, heterogeneous computing, and multilayer reliability. He serves as the chair of the IEEE Technical Committee on Computer Architecture, and serves on the Executive Committee of ACM SIGMICRO. He is an associate editor of the Journal of Parallel and Distributed Computing and recently stepped down as associate editor of IEEE Computer Architecture Letters and the Journal of Instruction Level Parallelism. Dr. Kaeli is an IEEE Fellow.
Kui Wu received the BS degree in computer science in 1990 and the master's degree in computer engineering in 1993, both from Wuhan University, China, and the PhD degree in computing science from the University of Alberta, Canada, in 2002. He joined the Department of Computer Science, University of Victoria, Canada, in the same year, where he is currently an associate professor. He was a visiting researcher at the Centre for Quantifiable Quality of Service in Communication Systems, Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU) in 2008, and a Japan Society for the Promotion of Science (JSPS) visiting scholar at the University of Tsukuba in 2009. He is an active researcher in the areas of wireless ad hoc and sensor networks, performance evaluation, network security, and reliability of distributed systems, making significant contributions to theoretical analysis and real-world applications of wireless sensor networks. His research work has been published in top journals and conferences, including, for example, IEEE Transactions on Parallel and Distributed Systems ( TPDS), IEEE Transactions on Wireless Communications ( TWC), IEEE Transactions on Computers ( TC), IEEE Transactions on Knowledge and Data Engineering ( TKDE), ACM MobiHoc, IEEE Infocom, IEEE IWQoS, etc. His papers have been selected as a feature article in IEEE Distributed Systems Online (2006) and a spotlight paper for the December 2009 issue of TKDE. He currently serves as an associate editor of the International Journal of Ad Hoc & Sensor Networks and an associate editor of the International Journal of Sensor Networks. He also served as a guest editor of a special issue of the International Journal of Wireless and Mobile Computing. He served as a technical committee member for many conferences in the area of parallel and distributed systems, including Infocom, MASS, IPCCC, Globecom, ICC, ADHOC-NOW, LCN, and many more. He is an active reviewer for TPDS and other major IEEE transactions, e.g., TWC, IEEE Transactions on Vehicular Technology, IEEE/ACM Transactions on Networking, and IEEE Transactions on Mobile Computing. He is a senior member of the IEEE.
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Levi Chavez murder trial timeline
From gavel to gavel, see the major events of the Levi Chavez murder trial.
Day 1, June 10: Opening statements and first day of testimony in the Levi Chavez murder trial. Chavez is charged with 2007 the shooting death of Tera Chavez.
Day 1, June 10: Prosecutors argue that Levi Chavez murdered Tera Chavez with his police-issued gun and made it look like a suicide. Prosecutors also mention that there were various searches on Chavez's computer including how to kill someone and divorces.
Day 1, June 10: The Defense argues that Levi Chavez and his wife were estranged, and that Levi was having off having an affair the weekend she died. Attorney David Serna said investigators jumped to conclusion that Chavez had motive to kill, which the media has been keeping alive for four years.
Day 1, June 10: State's first witness, a Valencia County 911 operator, testifies. The 911 call made by Levi Chavez is played for jurors.
Day 2, June 11: The state calls an OMI field investigator who says she wanted to speak to Levi Chavez on the day Tera was found, but was told to contact APD Internal Affairs. Some of the investigator's pictures of the crime scene were out of focus, the defense says.
Day 2, June 11: Valencia County Lt. Deputy John Gordon testifies. He interviewed Levi Chavez the night Tera was shot. "I would do anything to go back and just tell her, we'll work it out," Chavez said in his recorded statement.
Day 3, June 12: The detective who was on call the night of Tera's death, Aaron Jones, is called to testify. Jones said it didn't look suspicious at first, but Tera's body placement and her families reaction to the shooting were red flags. He came to the conclusion that the "scene looked staged."
Day 4, June 13: Jones continues his testimony and is grilled by defense attorney David Serna. Both verbally spar for much of the day.
Day 4, June 13: One of Levi Chavez's mistresses, Rose Slama, takes the stand. Slama said she had her hair styled by Tera. Slama said Tera told her that Levi Chavez staged a truck theft for the insurance money, but Levi denied those claims.
Day 5, June 14: APD Officer Rick Ingram was the first witness called Friday morning. He knew Levi Chavez but not well, and came down to Los Lunas in a police union capacity to help console Levi the night Tera died.
Day 5, June 14: Slama's testimony continues. Defense attorney David Serna attempts to discredit her by bringing up past charges against her and inconsistencies in her statements.
Day 6, June 17: Defense attorney David Serna calls for mistrial, saying civil attorney Brad Hall didn't give him all the necessary documents and witness Rose Slama got preferential treatment.
Day 7, June 18: Tera Chavez's civil attorney Brad Hall testifies in an emergency hearing. He says he never "cherry-picked" materials sent to attorneys. Judge Eichwald released Brad Hall afterwards and said he is under no obligation to provide the defense with material.
Day 7, June 18: Judge Eichwald rejects the defense's motion for a mistrial, says the trial will resume Tuesday.
Day 7, June 18: Judge Eichwald rules that Richard Farrelly, with the New Mexico Fraud Bureau, will not testify for the state. He gave Levi Chavez's mistress, Rose Slama, a name and number to call to settle the child support issue. Farrelly had investigated Levi Chavez's truck theft.
Day 8, June 19: Testimony resumes in the trial with Tera Chavez's father Joseph Cordova. He traced the timeline of her and Levi's relationship and said she was "in a good state of mind" before her death.
Day 8, June 19: Tera Chavez's lifelong friend Melonie Gonzales takes stand for state. Gonzales testifies that Tera didn't seem depressed before death, was ready to move on from marriage with Levi Chavez and had another affair with an APD officer
Day 9, June 21: A ballistics expert testifies about how the gun was used to kill Tera Chavez.
Day 9, June 21: Tera's brother, Aaron Cordova, testifies about Tera's mental state. Cordova said about last month of her life she was angry, in bad mood while she cut his hair. He said was strange.
Day 9, June 21: Nick Wheeler takes the stand. He is the APD officer who had an affair with Tera Chavez around the time of her death in the backroom at a hair salon. Wheeler said Tera never spoke of hurting herself, if she did, he would have told Levi Chavez, even though he didn't know Chavez that well.
Day 10, June 24: Levi Chavez's former police partner, Russell Perea, says he wants to plead the Fifth Amendment. The defense argues that Perea was at Levi Chavez's side during a key moment in the timeline. Judge Eichwald says he will make a decision later in the week.
Day 10, June 24: Samantha Wheeler testifies. Wheeler is the wife of the man Tera had sex with in the back of a hair salon. Wheeler was also Tera Chavez's maid of honor.
Day 10, June 24: Court ends early after an unexpected, medical situation for one juror.
Day 11, June 25: Alanna Williams, a DNA expert, testifies for the state. She says she couldn't tell who fired the gun that killed Tera Chavez because both there were two sets of DNA on the gun's handle. That DNA belonged to both Tera and Levi Chavez.
Day 11, June 25: Regina Sanchez, another one of Levi Chavez's mistresses, testifies. She says that Chavez lived with her briefly in 2006 before they broke up after angry phone call from Tera Chavez.
Day 11, June 25: Forensic Pathologist Dr. Patricia McFeely testifies about her findings during Tera Chavez's autopsy. She says the bullet went through the roof of Tera's mouth. McFeely also says there is no way Tera could have released the gun magazine.
Day 12, June 26: Private investigator Arthur Ortiz testifies. Ortiz was a former police officer and has experience with crime scene investigation. Ortiz says he's suspicious of blood stains found on the gun and a shell casing that didn't burn Tera Chavez.
Day 12, June 26: Suicide expert Dr. Alan Berman testifies that he believes Tera Chavez committed suicide. Berman reads passages aloud from Chavez's diary.
Day 13, June 27: Katrina Garley testifies. Garley says she met Chavez at a cellphone store the month Tera was killed and had sex with him a month later.
Day 13, June 27: FBI employee Virginia Bateman testifies. She analyzed the cellphones of both Levi and Tera Chavez.
June 28, Day 14: A deposition from the civil case against Levi Chavez is played. In the deposition, Chavez answers questions about fraternization, his new wife, searches on his laptop and questions about his stolen truck.
June 28, Day 14: Heather Chavez, formerly Heather Hindi, testifies. Hindi started dating Chavez shortly after his wife's death. The two married in 2008.
June 28, Day 14: Officer Michael Brookerson testifies that someone at the home of Levi and Tera Chavez searched for "How to kill someone" and "How to rip out someone's throat"
July 1, Day 15: Brookerson continues his testimony about computer searches from the Chavez home.
July 1, Day 15: Firearm Expert Mark Radosevich demonstrates how the weapon found at the scene of Tera's death functions. He told jurors somebody would have had to unseat the magazine after it had been fired.
July 1, Day 15: The prosecution rests its case against Levi Chavez.
July 1, Day 15: Defense attorney David Serna calls for a directed verdict, but Judge Eichwald says there is enough evidence in the case to proceed.
July 2, Day 16: Rita Romero, Levi Chavez's mother, offers emotional testimony. Romero says her son was broken and wouldn't leave the house after Tera's death.
July 2, Day 16: APD records custodian Anthony Simones testifies that there were no calls to police on the night of Tera Chavez's death.
July 2, Day 16: Levi Chavez's former Albuquerque police partner Russell Perea testifies after receiving immunity. Perea testified he worked with Chavez four days, including Friday Oct. 19 and Saturday Oct. 20, which is the same weekend prosecutors have said Tera Chavez was killed. Perea said he didn't know Chavez' whereabouts before or after their shifts.
July 2, Day 16: The chaplain who went to the death scene, Lt. Gabriel Mares, testifies that he encouraged Levi Chavez to go back to work to resume normalcy in his life. Mares said Chavez was in shock and acted like others he'd seen that were affected by suicide.
July 3, Day 17: Larry McCann, a violent crimes consultant for the defense, testifies. McCann is a retired police officer and has investigated over 100 suicides. He says that nothing appeared to be arranged at the scene of Tera Chavez's death.
Day 18, July 9: Samantha Wheeler recalled by the defense. She testifies that Levi Chavez's service weapon was left at the home from time to time.
Day 18, July 9: Court ends shortly after the lunch break. The judge gives Levi Chavez the night to decide whether or not he wants to testify after his attorney said Chavez needed more time to make the decision.
Day 19, July 10: Levi Chavez takes the stand in his own defense for the entire day. CLICK HERE to see his full testimony.
Day 19, July 10: The defense rests its case.
Day 20, July 11: The state calls Joseph Cordova back to the stand. Cordova attempts to rebut Chavez by saying Tera and Levi had money issues.
Day 21, July 12: The prosecution delivers closing arguments. CLICK HERE to see a full summary.
Day 21, July 12: The defense delivers closing arguments. CLICK HERE to see a full summary.
Day 22, July 15: Jury begins deliberations in Levi Chavez trial but cannot reach a verdict
Day 23, July 16: Jury announces they've reached a verdict.
Day 23: July 16: Levi Chavez found not guilty of first-degree murder and tampering with evidence. Chavez is a free man.


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Litigation funder IMF Australia will file a second legal action against traffic forecaster Aecom Australia within the next two weeks, just as receiver Korda Mentha filed a landmark damages claim worth up to $2 billion.
The Australian subsidiary of New York Stock Exchange-listed Aecom has been accused of "misleading and deceptive conduct" and "negligent misstatements" in preparing the forecasts.
Andrew Charles, the IMF partner managing the case against Aecom Australia, said the class action would be stronger than the suit lodged by Korda Mentha earlier this week.
He said that in addition to being misled, unitholders were not given information that would have influenced their decision to invest.
"There is a lot of information which was known – and I say known to both RiverCity and Aecom – which wasn't disclosed and then passed on, or discussed in the product disclosure statement," Mr Charles said.
He said Aecom had made forecasts only 12 months earlier for Brisbane City Council that were materially different to the forecasts disclosed in the product disclosure statement when RiverCity listed on the Australian Securities Exchange in a $1 billion float in 2006.
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A story of lost mothers and daughters, TONGUE OF A BIRD follows Maxine, an emotionally wounded young search-and-rescue pilot, who returns to her childhood home in the Adirondacks to search for Charlotte, a missing 12-year-old girl. During the search, Maxine reconnects with her Polish refugee grandmother, and through her dreams, is forced to confront her memories of her mother, who committed suicide, abandoning her.
"Wonderful free-flowing skeins of imagery."
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Olivia D'Ambrosio* (Evie) makes her New Repertory Theatre debut. Other area credits include The Libertine (Bridge Rep of Boston/Playhouse Creatures, NYC); and All's Well That Ends Well (Commonwealth Shakespeare Company). Regionally, she has appeared in The Crucible (Trinity Rep); Pride & Prejudice (Asolo Rep); and Summer & Smoke (Paper Mill Playhouse/Hartford Stage). She holds an MFA in Acting from Brown University/Trinity Rep and a BA in Theatre & Dance from Amherst College (summa cum laude). Originally from Connecticut, she now resides in Jamaica Plain. This June, she will appear in Bridge Rep of Boston's production of Gidion's Knot, directed by Karen MacDonald.
Claudia Q. Nolan (Charlotte) returns to New Repertory Theatre following her roles as Helen in A Christmas Story and Emma in DollHouse. Other Boston area credits include The Hobbit, Alice in Wonderland (Watertown Children's Theatre); and You're a Good Man Charlie Brown (Junior Player). Ms. Nolan is a sixth grade student at Newton Country Day School and is a skilled archery markswoman who enjoys singing & dancing, reading, skiing, soccer, hockey and hanging out with her three older sisters.
Elizabeth Anne Rimar* (Maxine) returns to New Repertory Theatre after performing in Holiday Memories, The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, and Macbeth. Other area credits include Pericles (Actors' Shakespeare Project); The Life & Adventures of Nicholas Nickleby (The Lyric Stage Company); Twelfth Night, Rosencrantz & Guildenstern Are Dead and A Midsummer Night's Dream (Summer Festival Theatre at Roxbury Latin); The Superheroine Monologues (Phoenix Theatre Artists & Company One); and Assassins (Company One). Ms. Rimar received her BFA from Boston University.
Ilyse Robbins* (Dessa) returns to New Repertory Theatre after directing/choreographing Marry Me a Little and World Goes 'Round; choreographing A Christmas Carol, Moby Dick, and Das Barbecue; and performing in A Christmas Carol and The Wild Party (IRNE Award/Best Ensemble). Other recent area performance credits include On the Town (The Lyric Stage Company); Love, Faith and Other Dirty Words (Modern Theatre); The Fully Monty (Stoneham Theatre); and The Phantom Tollbooth (Wheelock Family Theatre). Recent directing credits include Working (The Lyric Stage Company) and Miracle on 34th Street (Stoneham Theatre). Recent choreography credits include Brundibar (Underground Railway Theatre); A Christmas Carol (Hanover Theater); The Full Monty (Stoneham Theatre); and On the Town (The Lyric Stage Company). Her work has earned four IRNE Awards, the most recent for her choreography in 42nd Street (Stoneham Theatre). Ms. Robbins earned her BS in Theater from Northwestern University, certification from the British American Drama Academy, and EdM from Harvard University. Originally from Worcester, she now resides in Belmont. Ms. Robbins serves as Clerk on the board of the Theater Community Benevolent Fund, a fund that serves the Boston area theater community when they are in need. After Tongue of a Bird, she will appear in a benefit production of MOMologues for the Home Base Program and will direct and choreograph for Stoneham Theatre's 15th anniversary season.
Bobbie Steinbach* (Zofia) returns to New Repertory Theatre after appearing in Collected Stories (IRNE Award Best Actress/Elliot Norton Nomination Outstanding Actress),The Clean House (Elliot Norton Award Outstanding Production), Romeo & Juliet, A Girl's War (IRNE Award Best Supporting Actress),The Waverly Gallery, Stonewall Jackson's House (Elliot Norton Award Outstanding Actress). As a founding member, Ms. Steinbach has appeared in 13 plays with Actors' Shakespeare Project, most recently in Henry VIII and Pericles. In January, she played the role of Madame Armfeld, for the 6th time, in A Little Night Music with Emmanuel Music (also at Boston Pops, Tanglewood, Michigan Opera Theatre, The Lyric Stage Company, and The Publick Theatre). She has performed at many area theatres, including Huntington Theatre Company, The Lyric Stage Company, Boston Playwrights' Theatre, SpeakEasy Stage Company, Stoneham Theatre, and Commonwealth Shakespeare Company. Ms. Steinbach was recognized for her body of work in Boston Magazine's Best of Boston 2012.
Emily Ranii (Director) joins New Repertory Theatre after locally directing Anne Boleyn, Tongue of a Bird, Mary's Wedding, The Imaginary Invalid, Arcadia, The Maids, and God's Ear (Boston University). Regional directing credits include 9 Parts of Desire (PlayMakers Repertory Company); Brigadoon, Much Ado About Nothing, and The Love Song of J. Robert Oppenheimer (Burning Coal Theatre Company); The Body Project (Cornell University); Eurydice (ArtsCenter Stage); and Proof (Temple Theatre Company). Ms. Ranii earned her MFA from Boston University and BA from Cornell University. She teaches for Boston University's Opera Institute, serves as the Academic Program Head of the Boston University Summer Theatre Institute, and is a member of Burning Coal Theatre Company. Originally from Raleigh, North Carolina, she resides in Cambridge.
Scenic & Properties Designer
Courtney Nelson (Scenic & Properties Designer) makes her New Repertory Theatre debut. Recent Boston credits include Florencia en el Amazonas (Boston University Opera Institute) and The Skin of Our Teeth (Boston University College of Fine Arts School of Theatre); and Of Mice and Men (Moonbox Productions). She is currently pursuing an MFA at Boston University and holds a BA from the University of Wisconsin. Originally from southeastern Wisconsin, she now resides in Roxbury. Following the festival, Courtney will be continuing with New Rep's production of Pattern of Life this summer.
Costume Designer
Chelsea Kerl (Costume Designer, Tongue of a Bird/Costume Construction, Our Lady/ Wardrobe Coordinator, In Between) makes her New Repertory Theatre debut. Recent area credits include Pacific Overtures (Boston University); A Midsummer Night's Dream (Brown Box Theatre Project); Much Ado About Nothing (Arts After Hours); and The Skin of Our Teeth (Boston University). Ms. Kerl is currently in her final year as a graduate student at Boston University, pursuing an MFA in Costume Design and will present her graduate thesis this May. She previously attended the University of Maryland, where she earned a BA in Theatre and English. Originally from New Jersey, she now resides in Allston.
Lighting Designer
Dan Alaimo (Lighting Designer) makes his New Repertory Theatre debut. Other area credits include The Legal Follies and Our Lady (Boston Center for American Performance); and The Bowles Celebration (Boston University College of Fine Arts). Recent Off-Broadway credits include Giovanni the Fearless and Our Lady (FringeNYC). Mr. Alaimo received a BFA in Lighting Design from Boston University. Originally from Vernon, CT, he now resides in Brooklyn, NY.
Sound Designer
Edward Young (Sound Designer, Tongue of a Bird) is a Boston-area sound designer and composer. He returns to New Repertory Theatre after sound designing Holiday Memories, The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, and Imagining Madoff. Other area credits include How We Got On and Bengal Tiger at the Baghdad Zoo (Company One), The Lover, and Not Jenny (Bridge Rep of Boston). Recently he was a Sound Design Fellow at the Hangar Theatre in Ithaca, NY. He earned his degree in Music Technology and Composition from Northeastern University. Originally from Pennsylvania, he now resides in Boston.
Projection Designer
Matthew Haber (Projection Designer) makes his New Repertory Theatre debut. Boston area credits include Reflections of a Rock Lobster (Boston Children's Theatre); Florencia en el Amazonas, and Owen Wingrave (Boston University Opera Institute); Our Girl in Trenton (Boston University New Play Initiative); Tony Trishka's The Banjo Project (University of Southern Maine, Portland); and Associate Design for The Invisible Man (Huntington Theatre Company). New York credits include Witnessed by the World, and Associate Design for Buyer and Cellar and Bikeman (Off-Broadway). Television credits include Catapult for America's Got Talent (NBC). Mr. Haber has worked with designer Peter Nigrini and the 3LD Art & Technology Center and has served as a video programmer and technical consultant for performance and installation projects throughout the United States and internationally. He is a designer and partner at Imaginary Media Artists, a New York-based design firm that creates multimedia work for live performance and installation. Originally from Roslindale, MA he now resides in both Boston and New York. Upcoming design projects include Music-Hall (Off-Broadway); and Ice Melt (Time Lapse Dance).
Stage Manager
Tareena D. Wimbish* (Stage Manager) makes her New Repertory Theatre debut. Boston area credits include The Color Purple (SpeakEasy Stage Company); Proclamation Project and The Donkey Show (American Repertory Theater); Kiss Me Kate (Commonwealth Shakespeare Company); and Next to Normal (Cape Rep Theatre). New York credits include Gazillion Bubble Show (Jon B. Platt & Martian Entertainment); and The 39 Steps (Windwood Productions). Ms. Wimbish received her MFA in Stage Management from UC, San Diego. A recent transplant from San Diego, CA, she now resides in Somerville. This summer she will tour with The Walking Dead Escape and return to Cape Rep Theatre as the 2014 Stage Management Instructor.
First Rehearsal
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Individuals who were initially allowed to buy 50 tickets each are cashing in by selling them for more than 10 times their face value.
Beijing's Olympic Committee (BOCOG) allows tickets to be transferred between users, but not for profit.
The second round of ticket sales has just been launched, and applicants will be randomly allocated seats.
A BOCOG spokesman said: "We will work with relevant departments to respond to the practise of reselling tickets for profit."
Huge mark-ups
More than 1.5 million tickets were allocated in the first round of ticket sales, which was only open to people living in mainland China.
Some of those who secured tickets in this round are now advertising their unwanted seats on Chinese websites.
Seats for a wide range of events are being advertised, including events that are likely to be seen as highlights of the Games.
Tickets are available for the 110m hurdles final, in which Chinese athlete Liu Xiang won gold in Athens in 2004. He was the first Chinese man to win a track and field gold at an Olympic Games, and his appearances regularly attract big crowds.
Individuals who have been allocated tickets will not be given them until next summer, but this has not stopped people selling them beforehand.
Some buyers and sellers are signing contracts that promise tickets will be handed over immediately after they are issued.
The BBC bought two tickets for two badminton semi-finals from a man who insisted we sign a contract giving transaction details.
He charged a total of 2,000 yuan ($270, £133) for two tickets that cost him just 600 yuan. We paid a deposit of 600 yuan, with the remainder to be paid when we get the tickets.
Tracking tickets
These sales are being carried out despite a ban on speculation. There was a similar ban in Athens in 2004 and Sydney in 2000.
At a recent press conference, Zhu Yan, director of the Beijing Olympic Ticketing Centre, said: "We prohibit the resale of tickets."
"If people want to transfer a ticket to someone else, that is OK, but you cannot resell it for profit," he added.
People who flout this rule face 10-15 days detention and a fine of 1,000 yuan, according to state media.
The large stockpile of black market tickets is perhaps the result of allowing people to buy up to 50 tickets each in the first round of sales.
That number is being reduced to just eight tickets in the second round, which will be open for applications from December 10-30.
BOCOG officials say they reduced the number of tickets each person can buy to give more people the chance to watch an Olympic event.
But preventing them being resold for a quick profit was another reason for the change.
The International Olympic Committee (IOC) says it is up to the Chinese authorities to prevent people from making money by reselling tickets.
It says the Chinese have the means to do this because each ticket has a tag that identifies the initial buyer.
"Given that the tickets can be tracked down, we hope this will deter people from selling them on," said IOC spokeswoman Emmanuelle Moreau.
BOCOG says it has already introduced systems to help it prevent the resale of Olympic tickets, but at the moment they do not appear to be working.
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The latest Seasonal Events are now available in Gran Turismo 5, featuring European compact cars. Five expert level challenges touring such locations as the Top Gear Test Tack and Autumn Ring Mini await, and the rewards are just as high as they've come to be in these expert level challenges.
Cars are limited to a maximum of 430PP and Sports/Hard tires or less. The challenges are as follows:
Note the "Performance Difference Bonus" applies, so more credits will be awarded for using a slower car below the maximum allowed PP value.
The game's Online Car Dealership has also been updated with new inventory. As always, stop by our GT5 Seasonal Events forum for more analysis and discussion!
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Believe it or not, i used a Pagani Zonda for all of these races.
I reeeallly have begun to hate these seasonal events. With: Srf being stuck on, the rewards never change, the competition is waaaaay too hard, the races are no fun i.e. starting 35 seconds behind and having to make that up in 4 laps. The cars you pass are so slow that you cant help hitting them when youre going 25mph faster than them through the corner and theyre stuck blocking the road. That isnt real racing thats a time trial with pos slow cars in your way. I was using the motor Elise RC for the hot hatch event and actually lost repeatedly with making no mistakes! Going agaisnt a mini! A mini! A race car vs a mini and i lose?! It shouldnt even be allowed..!? Its the same with other events too. The only way to win is either be a pro at tuning or cut corners or find an over powered car. The point of PP's is to make them all equal.
I always find a car more powerful then use the engine thing to put pp right at mark. Each race you gradually have go down more cause you win.
I don't understand the hate on the skid recovery. I do think it does correct spinning a little it seems to help me with the pushing a X button old man. I can't use the joystick other then to steer. Last time I played any playstation until January was in 1999. I don't have steering wheel or better REALISTIC petals that make not stomping gas possible. Without the skid thing every time I hit button it registers as stomping petal when in real life you wouldn't. I would love for GT6 to have a option just for the old timers that need to push button. I think all the other help is totally unnecessary. Further most of these events were easy and able to beat first time except that kart track it gives some problems. I always make car better and scale the engine down in PP makes your car accelerate better enabling easy win. I usaully on the 5 laps beat them by 3rd lap. I used a brand new Renault out of dealer. I still mange to not spin out without the skid but it certainly makes it better to drove many different cars not just ones you mastered.
I always think that SRF is a joke. but when i'm short on cash, i do one of those
i found a VW nardo on UCD then decided to go SE because i had no money for it then…
My S60 managed top 5 in all of
Them (won the first one.) when it came to those rabbit Peugeots and Minis tho my Polestar was Poleaxed :/ the other thing that annoyed me was the number of laps. Only 4 at Madrid and Nurburg, and 3 at TGTT (not the usual 5 these rabbit hunts are.) most frustrating thing was that at the rate I was catching the leader I only needed one more lap and I'd have had them.
The car to use on this seasonal is the Audi TT :)
Too late, I used the Speedster Turbo.
What do you guys think I should use that's cheap and fast?
Peugeot 205 Turbo 16 '85. Super fun to four wheel drift.
I'm giving it a shot with a Volvo S60 I had. Figured I'd try something a little left field seeing as I only do these seasonals for the fun of it. Built myself my own Polestar, curious to see how it goes
Yup another 'lost in the translation' example from PD. Does any of these guys speak any English? Laughable 15 years ago, nowadays, it just seems to be ignored. No matter, I dont like FFs and hatchbacks even more. so I ran through the series with a '00 Opal Speedster in about an hour. It was fun too. Thanks for the 2.5mil credits PD.
I challenge anyone to say that have passed all 5 races in this event…
All the cars even when maxed out are all the same anyway.
Can get within 3 seconds on mini ring.
Can't get anywhere near on Madrid or kart track
The other two I managed to win only by racing dirty and utilising cutting corners
… using a European hatchback, l presume.
Anyone else think it's slightly ironic that the leader car sometimes uses a VW Rabbit? lol
my 406 COUPÉ can compete!! Its a shame. SRF and no championship again. And not only hatches can race it.
SRF isn't going away. It'd be nice if we knew why, because then that would at least cut down on a percentage of the complaints; but it looks like it is here to stay without an explanation. So I just take it in stride and deal with it.
…so…a Lotus Esprit Turbo HC is considered a "hatchback?" Help me out here Euro members but here in the States and Esprit isn't quite a hatchback unless you want to put your groceries on top of the engine exhaust.
I tried it and my ice cream melted
That's one of those annoying little problems that's been carried through most all GT games, production cars don't tend to have any proper classifications for body types like hatchback, coupe, sedan / saloon, estate / stationwagon and wotnot. The best they could do restriction wise is limit it to "normal cars" then by country and PP.
When I checked for SRF I noticed a stock Jaguar XKR Couple Luxury in my garage that was detuned a little was available for the race and had to chuckle, probably couldn't be much further from a "hot hatch" :).
I was baffled by that too. That's PD for ya.
Hatchbacks aren't just civics. The rear end of the Esprit opens up the same way as a 240 hatch…..so yes, its a hatchback. -__-
My old Mustang had a hatchback, but it was never called a hatchback. Mustangs used to come in notchback and fastback.
Guess what. PD don't give a damn about grammar. Never have and they probably never will. Don't fret it through. You know how nerds can be social misfits.
This seasonal looks outstanding. But it's again ruined by putting the fastest car 30 seconds ahead. I wanted to be able to use more options since I love European Hatchbacks, but with that Mini on top, I have no choice but to only use my Mini. Such a shame.
Try the Peugeot 205 Turbo 16 '85. It fits right in at TopGear, since it sounds like an Ultralight Aircraft.
Love TGTT making an appearance, I might have to dust GT5 off!
My Mini Cooper is going to tear this even up.
Another "Expert level" seasonal event: CHECK
Fictional driving aid "for Beginners" forced on: CHECK
Such a shame, oh well at least there are still other seasonals as yet untouched by the Skid Recovery Farce on the off chance I might need some cash :).
I like what you did there.
Until you finish all them like myself. :/
I was using peugot 205 GTI on first two tracks till I got to Madrid and got beat by a mini :( and I got penalty on top gear track which took forever to countdown and finished at back of eveyone :(
Rrr seriously. What cars are people using to win.
Even though I am level 40 and maxed out with cash. My obsessive compulsive means I need to win all races.
What cars are people using to win.
Help a brother out ??
I used the Lutecia Renault Sport V6 24V '01. I only purchased transmission, drivetrain parts, and suspension. I also had to use the engine limiter to get to 430 pp, but I had no problems winning with this car.
I love to look at people whining about how Seasonals suck either because of SRF or how useless they are :D
Meh, this "chase the rabbit" crap gives me the irrits!
Seriously, who need the Cr. anyways?
I really hope GT6 doesn't go down this path!
Now, some things they should get rid of:-
a) Chase the rabbit
b) Log-in bonuses (particularly the museum cards and the win percentage, the paint chips are ok!)
c) The 20,000,000 cap on Cr. (make it 999,999,999 as in previous GT games)
I quote…
a) I agree
b) No! just no! 200% increase helps if you are low on cr.
c)Yeah definitely, they shouldn't even have a credit cap.
Ok, so maybe keep the Cr. increase, but only to 150% and we should have an option to accept it (and other bonuses – individually) or not!
For example, I may want to keep the paint chips but see no reason to keep the increase, so I accept the paint but not the increase, or I accept the increase but diss the chips!
The museum cards are a waste of space and should NEVER have been offered! OR, we should have at least been given the option to delete them!!
PD please give us a long and competitive A-spec career mode
10/10 simulator
5/10 for a game
thats the review i will wait for before i buy GT6 please PD more focus on offline content
Sad to to say, Kratos. Extensive content is what PD wants it's die-hard fans to get ONLINE. I don't expect it to change much from the current, "this is all you get for $60 err $64.99", take home and play OFFLINE, business model.
It's such a shame indeed. I hate playing online, or being forced to. It's my game and I want to enjoy it alone.
These SRF seasonals are dead to me.
But, but. But dem cash. D:
Top Gear test track will be the only highlight of this, such an under used track (but I understand why with the crossover issues).
Drove the 1996 Lotus Elise and had a lot of fun in this event. My only problem with it is that you always start at the back of the grid and have to muscle your way through your opponents in a short amount of laps which isn't very realistic.
Agreed. "Chasing the rabbit" really sucks. :\ I hope GT6 doesn't have this…
seriously…. I want to qualify, then start race from the grid… and I want my opponents to be able to catch me, they need do drive as fast as player…
this far every seasonal race is 100% same.. just with different cars :) I am a huge GT fan.. but this is too much, I cant take it anymore.. last 20 seasonals I didnt even drive.. too booring… online is more fun.. I jump in now and then..
pity but gt5 singe player is dead and empty with same events over and over again.. no realistic feeling for them also.. all AI cars drive the same, they do nothing.. just follow the line.. I must get pass them in 5 laps from last 16 position.. dont want to continue..
just hope GT6 will start the racing.. not just driving..
I agree, sir.
SRF on boo hoo, I'm gonna tell my mummy boo hoo……… Really, cry me a river, build a bridge and get the hell over it.
Looking forward to these seasonals :)
Here's an idea. Instead of 5 single races why don't they put them all together in a championship format. That way you do Autumn Ring Mini through to the Season Finale at Eifel. Most points wins? It's nothing outrageous to implement. Why not just do that?
And at that, what about LONGER races? I'd like to harness the tire wear and pitstop functions… It seems to be a waste of PD's resources NOT to use these sorts of things…
Id like to be able to do some more endurance races
agree.. why no pit stops..
If I want to drive I can play NFS or Forza..
but I want simulation.. I want pit stops, qualify, grid start.. everything real racing and GT online have… why single player is so abandoned… I just dont understand..
^ Use Arcade then.
No because that defeats the point of having those features in the game in the first place. We expect PD to utilise them and create things like endurance races, where tyre changes are naturally essential.
I'm sure no one (ok, very few – it's the internet) would dispute that PD should make better and broader use of the many useful features that the game has in their own events. But how exactly does using those features in a game mode that does allow you to use them as you see fit "defeat the purpose of having those features in the game in the first place?"
Sadly, even in Arcade we still can't qualify or use a grid start(that's just in one-makes with park-bots) or take advantage of the advanced tire/fuel/slipstream options that have been added online. It really doesn't seem like it should be that much of a problem for someone to just sit down in a team meeting and say, "okay, how can we make sure that our customers can have an experience that is most well-tailored to their liking? How about we let them set whatever options we already have available so long as they don't directly disrupt a particular game mode?"
I dont see the point of complanning about SRF. If you are good that wont hurt anybody.
It's the fact that it's not realistic an your forced to use it. It should be optional because some people like it but us hardcore GT'ers hate it we want 100% realism not phony aids that take away from the driving experience SRF gives the game an arcade feel its the DRIVING SIMULATOR not an arcade wanna be sim like forza.
Racing on TGTT was so much fun, however the penalty system…. This seasonal is quite fun actually, and will be doing more when I have enough time. :)
A seasonal with the Top Gear Test Track? Didn't expect that. should be interesting.
I love expert level!
sounds good.
We are going to see SRF complaining soon.
SRF still ON:(
Yeah, I will not race anymore any seasonal with SRF forced ON. Just for the records.
@danbojte you're missing out on some easy cash man
Usually, I make cash with the Seasonal nr. 4 on Nurburgring Nordschleife. ;)
Same here, MONEY MONEY MONEY :D.
Not when you're bouncing of the 20 million credit limit. It is only worth doing these races if you need cash. They aren't enjoyable when you're used to driving without skid recovery on. It makes it less fun than driving online with 6 others and setting the driver aids as you want them. In fact arcade mode is better than these seasonal once again people have more flexibility to drive how they want. We can even set tyre wear and race length as we want. It's a shame these seasonal don't offer that flexibility and variety.


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Friends, today's PSD freebie is a clean and simple live-chat web interface in Photoshop format. The layered PSD file comes with both online and offline UI along with minimized versions to help you create your own live web chat user interface. You may also like these other GUI elements.
The design is pretty modern and simple. The main focus of the design is to show both offline and online status of the chat window. Hope this small goodie is useful to you.
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tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post6384262926498650563..comments2015-05-03T11:12:16.639-07:00Comments on Gluten-Free Goddess® Recipes: Karina's Detox Green Soup Recipe with GingerKarina Allrichhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-6758377158072936372011-11-03T10:29:47.954-07:002011-11-03T10:29:47.954-07:00Yes, an immersion blender is a hand-held blender. ...Yes, an immersion blender is a hand-held blender. Go! :-)Karina Allrichhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-4821383540808060502011-11-03T09:43:37.707-07:002011-11-03T09:43:37.707-07:00I was wondering what an emersion blender is? Is th...I was wondering what an emersion blender is? Is that a hand held blender? If so I have that and I will be making this soup ASAP. I just found out I need to go gluten free and I must say this blog is a life saver!Ramblingirlhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-84130723586541885772011-10-24T12:28:01.510-07:002011-10-24T12:28:01.510-07:00I found this recipe and your blog this morning and...I found this recipe and your blog this morning and made it for Lunch today. So Yummy just the right thing that I needed to start my detoxing thank you for sharing!samhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-58498424746180764252011-08-31T21:57:43.410-07:002011-08-31T21:57:43.410-07:00you are my heroyou are my heroMrs.McCleeryhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-24335287779213571272011-08-31T21:56:44.772-07:002011-08-31T21:56:44.772-07:00you are my heroyou are my heroMrs.McCleeryhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-65355120024682472982011-08-20T12:39:49.517-07:002011-08-20T12:39:49.517-07:00I have a couple of creamy potato soup recipes list...I have a couple of creamy potato soup recipes listed in Soups and Stews (link on the upper left) that are smooth-- or you could leave them chunky; and an Irish potato stew (with sausage- you could omit). Hope that helps! I'm making a soup tonight, too. Take care! KarinaKarina Allrichhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-88235510672230781492011-08-20T11:49:45.795-07:002011-08-20T11:49:45.795-07:00Just a forewarning: This post may be a little long...Just a forewarning: This post may be a little long. I have a bad habit of doing that...

First off, I can't even tell you how ecstatic I was to find this website. I'm a gluten free (Celiac diagnosis 5 years ago) and Vegan. I'm CONSTANTLY looking for new recipes. However, I'm a college student who has recently moved out of my parents house and--especially as of late--my diet has been quite bland. I appreciate that a lot of the recipes are wallet friendly (well, as wallet friendly as V/GF can be!) because as you know, V/GF foods generally have somewhere around a 150% mark-up than their non-V/GF counterparts. Ouch.

Second, I was thinking I'd like to add potatoes to this recipe. How would you suggest doing so? Chunks/bites or mash them and stir it in? I have a 10 lbs. bag in my cabinet that needs to be used. Plus, I just like carbs and/or starches at every meal (keeps me from gorging my face with them later!). And as my mom always told me: You can stretch meals a lot with potatoes. They're cheap, have protein, fiber and potassium.

And third, I didn't see it in the list of recipes or maybe I'm just overlooking it, but do you have a potato based V/GF stew/veggie soup? I used to get one at Vons (AKA Safeway) that was a Vons brand, but they quit carrying it. It had potatoes, green beans, celery, carrots, tomato and corn I think, but it was so full of flavor. I tried making it at home and it just came out BLAND. Tried adding more seasonings and it ended up being TOO much and it was ruined. I used to LOVE soups and stews and I ate them for at least one meal a day, but every single one I like has disappeared from the shelves. I need some substitutes!Kyliehttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-22081631960867837072011-07-22T17:07:59.168-07:002011-07-22T17:07:59.168-07:00This is an amazing recipe and rest for the body. ...This is an amazing recipe and rest for the body. I so relate to finding myself striving to be perfect as if it can be attained. Then I look at my daughter and snap out of it so I can step into being the woman I want her to be. :)Superfood Sistershttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-38777521205405390102011-07-03T10:08:29.634-07:002011-07-03T10:08:29.634-07:00I love broccoli, but usually not cooked - nope not...I love broccoli, but usually not cooked - nope not even steamed. So, I was slightly apprehensive about this soup - but OH MY! It's so delicious, I added quite a bit of lime - and what a ton of flavor. I'm glad that I made the rice as well (just pre-made for tonight's dinner) because the difference in texture is nice. Lovely soup!SBhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-91020766343138912322011-06-16T08:29:35.337-07:002011-06-16T08:29:35.337-07:00Very easy to make and delicious. I made it for the...Very easy to make and delicious. I made it for the 1st time last week and had to make a second batch this week - and yes adding cayenne is delicious. It is great with or without the coconut milk and also cilantro instead of email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-34231274118565889442011-04-27T09:19:23.799-07:002011-04-27T09:19:23.799-07:00Oh wow, this is DELICIOUS! Made some last night f...Oh wow, this is DELICIOUS! Made some last night for lunches this week. I added cayenne pepper and it's awesome! Thanks so much!!!Christyhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-87895960710117215432011-02-27T10:12:56.883-08:002011-02-27T10:12:56.883-08:00Thank you all SO MUCH for the lovely feedback and ...Thank you all SO MUCH for the lovely feedback and comments. You rock. xox

KarinaKarina Allrichhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-76073280846739944342011-02-26T15:45:52.599-08:002011-02-26T15:45:52.599-08:00Hi Karina! I made this soup today and it was so go...Hi Karina!
I made this soup today and it was so good :)
At the end, when it ready to eat...I added a little apple cider vinegar. AMAZING!

Also, I just wanted to thank you for your blog - for the recipes, the stories, and for all the effort you put into it.sophiehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-1504722233538731342011-02-13T18:30:37.616-08:002011-02-13T18:30:37.616-08:00I just made this soup and it was wayyy more flavor...I just made this soup and it was wayyy more flavorful than I expected. I absolutely loved it. I have been on the Blood Type Diet and this soup fits into that nicely. email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-78257493707867054162011-02-09T12:19:28.489-08:002011-02-09T12:19:28.489-08:00Anyone have any protein side dishes that would go ...Anyone have any protein side dishes that would go well with this? I'm having trouble convincing hubby to try it :( I like it though!Beanerhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-35760932314902475312011-02-08T09:59:32.469-08:002011-02-08T09:59:32.469-08:00YUMMY! I made this for lunch today, and in stead o...YUMMY! I made this for lunch today, and in stead of adding water at the end to puree it, I added miso soup, Oh. My. GOSH! delicious! Try it with Miso soup if you're able instead of the water, adds a whole new layer of flavor. Thanks for this recipe, I am full to sloshy-bursting now :)
MeghannMeghann LittleStudiohttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-82794683025579416802011-02-07T09:39:32.573-08:002011-02-07T09:39:32.573-08:00Soup was fantastic!! Thank you.Soup was fantastic!! Thank firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-14128047855658717302011-02-02T10:25:42.115-08:002011-02-02T10:25:42.115-08:00Thanks for the input, Anon; clearly I was feeling ...Thanks for the input, Anon; clearly I was feeling too lazy to use my mad google skillz.

And, as predicted, I'm making this again...already. I finished off batch one this morning, and simply want to have more! The green is leaving me feeling so fabulous and *not* hungry. Hooray!

Since I'm trying to convince my non-GF daughter and husband to join me (and my son), I think I will attempt to cook at least one new GF Goddess recipe per week. :)meanderwithmehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-58052147512692695842011-02-01T09:23:28.605-08:002011-02-01T09:23:28.605-08:00I was nervous-excited about trying out this recipe...I was nervous-excited about trying out this recipe but, encouraged by the rave reviews, followed it to a "t" and was surprised to find myself having a second bowl in no time! I added unsweetened So Good Coconut milk and a dollop of Jasmine rice! DELICIOUS! I loved that all the ingredients were rough chopped since they were to be blended anyways. Thanks Karina!

@meanderwithme, sea salt is unrefined salt, with more flavour than table salt due to a higher mineral content. Table salt is heat-blasted and chemically treated, which strips the salt of all minerals other than sodium and chloride. Believe it or not, table salt also contains email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-10369098671845271712011-01-31T11:42:02.639-08:002011-01-31T11:42:02.639-08:00Forgot one question: what is the benefit of using ...Forgot one question: what is the benefit of using sea salt over regular table salt? (I probably should know, but I simply don't.)meanderwithmehttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-17266368848870624412011-01-31T11:41:18.028-08:002011-01-31T11:41:18.028-08:00As I tweeted/facebooked -- DEAR FSM, this is good....As I tweeted/facebooked -- DEAR FSM, this is good.

Thinking I'd finally do a Celiac test biopsy, I started eating gluten again last Tuesday. By Saturday morning, I was crying "UNCLE!" Diagnosis or none, my body clearly doesn't like gluten. Even my "fat jeans" are too tight!

I was catching up on the blog-feed when I saw this one, Karina -- so glad it hadn't slipped off my radar yet!

My version: used two limes' worth of juice, added a pinch of mild yellow curry, used SD coconut milk since I happened to have it on hand. I expect that I'll start making this regularly just to keep it on hand.meanderwithmehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-22892340214024338662011-01-28T12:04:41.641-08:002011-01-28T12:04:41.641-08:00Thanks again, Everyone! Love your enthusiasm, idea...Thanks again, Everyone! Love your enthusiasm, ideas, and recipe changes.

Be well! xox

KarinaKarina Allrichhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-4487620926905712782011-01-27T15:26:19.498-08:002011-01-27T15:26:19.498-08:00This was so good!! I used a sweet potato and carro...This was so good!! I used a sweet potato and carrots instead of the parsnip. Also, try using vegetable broth/chicken email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-85353790317154249342011-01-23T16:21:19.579-08:002011-01-23T16:21:19.579-08:00The Detox Green soup sounds wonderful! I will co...The Detox Green soup sounds wonderful!

I will cook it soon!

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I even shared it on my blog.Glendahttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-23602675149337689032011-01-13T21:16:03.731-08:002011-01-13T21:16:03.731-08:00Wow that looks great! My detox green soup is a fam...Wow that looks great! My detox green soup is a family recipe:
4 zucchinis
1 head of celery
1 bunch of parsley
2 big handfuls of green beans

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Número máximo de hóspedes4
Tamanho65 m2
Andar no.1
- Recebe famílias (com crianças)
- Internet/WiFi
- Cozinha
- Lavadora / Secadora
- Permitido fumar
- Toalhas
- Balcão/terraço
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|Rua do Belomonte, 4050-096 Porto, Portugal
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Located at the rear of the building, this apartment features a large balcony glazing and exterior facing intimate patio surrounded by strong walls granitic where you can see the phased construction of buildings, from their initial structure of the seventeenth century, and enjoy relaxing moments immune the bustle of the city.
This reconciles apartment building's original features such as exposed stone walls with contemporary décor and functional.
It served as a fully equipped kitchenette with fridge, hob and microwave and a private bathroom featuring toiletries and free access to the room and the living room.
The living room has a flat-screen TV and sofa bed with dimensions suitable for two people, dining area and fully equipped for four people.
Located in the heart of the historic center is a World Heritage Site, has around and within reach of a short walk, the most important monuments (Cathedral 10 minutes, Clerigos Tower 5 minutes, 5 minutes Customs, Palácio da Bolsa 4 minutes), the Douro River (with the point of departure for cruises on the river 5 minutes), restaurants, shops, train stations (S. Bento station 10 minutes), metro (10 minutes), bus (to port) and public car parking (5 minutes).
Crossing the bridge D. Luis I, designed by Gustave Eiffel, you can visit the cellars of port at a distance of 20 minutes walk. The Francisco Sá Carneiro Airport in Porto is 20 km.
Despite this central location, the street is quiet Belomonte overnight and well served by grocery stores, bakeries and pharmacies where you can buy everything you need for your stay.
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|Preço para mais de 2 hóspedes
|$ 6 US por hóspede/noite extra
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Great appartment! Everything looked exactly as in the pictures. Very clean and quiet place to stay. In the middle of the city centre of Porto. Easy to reach by metro from the airport. We enjoyed our stay very much and the restaurant that Pedro recommend us was really great!!
Das Appartement befindet sich in bester Lage. In der Umgebung kann man auf Laufabstand sehr viele Sehenswuerdigkeiten erreichen. Alles war sehr gepflegt und sauber. Die Abwicklung erfolgte reibungslos. Wir wurden sehr freundlich empfangen. Fuer zwei Personen sehr zu empfehlen, mit vier Personen leidet etwas die Privatssphaere. Nochmals vielen Dank an unseren Gastgeber
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O apartamento de arquitectura moderna, muito funcional proporciona dois locais muito diferentes entre sala/cozinha e quarto. Realmente muito funcional e bem conseguido. As fotos são a realidade do apartamento. A localização é fantástica, mesmo central, e ter parque para o carro é a cereja no topo do bolo para quem quer conhecer o Porto a pé e se perder nos seus cantinhos... Fomos recebidos pela Laura, muito simpática, que nos deu todas as dicas necessárias. Foi pena não nos conseguirmos despedir no check-out por dificuldades de comunicação.
Valeu a pena!
We really enjoyed our stay at this apartment. It is well equipped and very modern. We could easily walk to Porto's centre. Also the check in was good; we got some great tips where to go and what to do in Lisbon.
We had a perfect stay in a beautiful city in laura and pedros appartment. The appartment is big and very nice and there is everything you will need. Its very close to the center but its silent at night so you can sleep well.
The hosts were very nice and gave us some recommendations for restaurants and bars.
I would defenetly recommend the city porto and this apparment for a holiday. Thank you for the hospitality.
We had a fantastic stay at Pedro's and Laura's apartment. The building is very safe, the apartment is big, comfortable, clean and has fast-speed wifi. The apartment is well located, there are some supermarkets in walking distance, also it's close to the metro. We enjoyed sitting in the balcony. We would stay there again. Thank you!
A very elegant 19th-century apartment, cleverly and tastefully renovated to a high standard, in a pleasant tree-lined street within easy walking distance of the historic centre which had absolutely everything we needed for a pleasant and comfortable stay. There was a corner shop for basic needs (lots of fruit and veg on offer) and also a cafe literally a stone's throw away. It was a very fitting place to stay whilst visiting this beautiful city, and although we were generally out all day exploring the city we still had time to admire its minimalistic but functional style - and enjoy a very good night's sleep on the excellent mattress.
Pedro is a really friendly Host and the flat is exactly as it looks in pictures.
Very clean and wonderful apartment centrally located.
I would certainly recommend this accommodation to enjoy your stay in Porto.
La estancia en Oporto fue estupenda.
Laura nos estaba esperando y nos explicó todo lo que necesitábamos para movernos por la ciudad .
El apartamento tal como aparece en las fotos. Muy cómodo y bastante cerca del centro.
A pesar de la lluvia pasamos unos días muy agradables y pudimos visitar todo lo previsto.
Sin duda lo recomendaríamos.
Perfect Stay, thanks to Laura,
The appartement is very well located near the palacio and the hospital, all the equiments needed, luminous, clean.
And our host Laura, she was available and lived two minutes beside. She show us a lot to do on a map, very appreciated, thank you again !!
Séjour parfait, merci à Laura,
L'appartement est très bien situé entre le Palacio et l'hôpital, tous les équipemements nécessaire, lumineux et propre.
Et notre hôte vis à deux minutes à pieds, elle était également ddisponible.Elle nous à montrer beaucoup de choses à voir et à faire sur une carte de la ville, merci encore !!
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Season venison with freshly ground salt & pepper. Heat sunflower oil in the Durotherm and fry the portions of venison until golden-brown, remove and place on one side. Then add onions and vegetables in the remaining oil and fry on medium heat until colours slightly.
Add meat and blueberries to this, de-glaze with red wine and then reduce down until no liquid is left. Then de-glaze with game gravy, bring to simmering point and season with freshly ground salt and pepper.
Cover the Durotherm and cook on the hob for 15 minutes on medium heat. Then increase heat and, as soon as steam rises, the Durotherm is placed in the insulating holder for 90 minutes. (The cooking time depends to a very large extent on the quality of the meat)
At the end of the cooking time, remove the lid and check the meat for how done it is. The meat in the ragout has to be soft. Take the meat out and keep warm. Purée the cooking liquid with a hand-held blender or in a liquidizer, and then pass through a conical strainer. Place the venison ragout back in the sauce once more and reduce down until the consistency required. Enhance with whipping cream and season to taste with red currant jelly.
Keep some blueberries back and only add once the dish is ready.
Rudolf Lehmann