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After teaming with Awkward creator Lauren Iungerich for a comedy project at NBC, former MTV boss David Janollari, who developed and put Awkward on the air, has partnered with another key player from the flagship MTV series for an NBC comedy produced by Universal TV where Janollari's production company David Janollari Entertainment is based. The untitled Erin Ehrlich project, written by Ehrlich, is an ensemble comedy about a group of young 20-something nursing students and the doctors, hospital staff and patents they encounter on their way to becoming full-fledged nurses at St. Genevieve's Hospital ("Saint G's"). The show follows their ups and downs as they are just starting out in their careers, and like most young adults, are struggling to figure out who they are, while trying to find love and establish friendships, but with the added pressure of saving lives. Ehrlich exec produces with Janollari. Ehrlich, repped by UTA and Mosaic, spent the past three seasons on Awkward, which she joined after the pilot. She started as co-executive producer and rose to executive producer and creator/showrunner Iungerich's top lieutenant. Ehrlich also directed several episodes of the hit MTV comedy series.
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Grey's Anatomy????
No. That show already exsists. This is NEW show that is not THAT show. I hope that made sense.
This sounds really similar to Scrubs.
If by that you mean, awful, then I agree.
Erin is a brilliant writer and an all around fabulous lady. Can't wait for this!
Awesome news! I've been a fan of Erin's for years. She is truly one of the best unsung comedy writers in town. She always manages to put a unique spin on everything she writes so i cant wait to see this.
Erin has the whole package as she has shown in her TV work. She writes , directs and produces very funny and entertaining material as demopnstrated on Awkward. This new show should be great.
Erin is the best. Smart, kind, and incredibly talented. The whole package!
Erin Ehrlich is an amazing writer!!! I discovered her when she wrote one of the most hilarious episodes of King of the Hill and I have been following her ever since. I loved 10 things and Awkward and I can't wait to see what she will do with this one. Her sense of humour is clever and dirty! LOVE!!!
I like Erin.
There are probably several pages in the Dictionary of Slang devoted to Erin's stuff. One of the few distinctive voices in TV.
Erin is hilarious, has a unique vision, and is a darling person to boot. There's no doubt this pilot will be fantastic in every way.
Erin Ehrlich !! Got it going on Girl!
I'm a huge 'awkward' fan and that show will never be the same without her- but can't deny a great talent. Should be f-ing hilarious.
Erin is the best. So incredibly talented. i'm sure she will make this original and hilarious.
Erin is a brilliant writer and extraordinary woman. Can't wait for Saint G's!


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GRANT BILLINGSLEY, 3rd year MFA candidate in painting, and ZACH NADER, 3rd year MFA candidate in photography, had works selected into the Texas National 2011 Exhibition by juror James Drake and presented at the Cole Art Center in Nacogdoches, TX in April and May. Billingsley received an Honorable Mention Award for his work.
MARIANNA GLYNSKA, 2nd year MFA candidate in photography, received an honorable mention award in The Worldwide Photography Gala Awards in the category of Story Teller Awardees.
RYAN HARBERT, MAE candidate, was the Overall Winner in the Graduate Division- 2011 Texas ASLA (American Society of Landscape Architects) Residential Design Award. The ceremony was at the annual TX ASLA convention in
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PALOMA LIDZY, ROBERT MONK, and CARL SPARTZ, seniors in studio art, received first, second and third place recognition, respectively, in the 24th Annual Juried Art Student Exhibition juried with New York curator, Virginia Rutledge and presented in late March in the Landmark Gallery. Honorable Mention awards went to studio art seniors, MAISIE MARIE ALFORD, LINDA TIEN, and JADE ELKINS.
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Just found an envelope with some photos and newspaper clippings. One small envelope contained a letter from the 1970 track manager of Farmer City, Jr Smith addressed to my Dad.
July 28, 1970
Dear Red,
Just a note to tell you we've got seven more nights of racing this season. You have been one of the most faithful, we want to say thank you for helping us make the track one of the best for cars and attendance.
See you Friday night.
Jr. Smith
Track Manager
PS Where's that Mustang!
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May this season be another joy and unforgettable memory for your road to Sochi
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established, and Harte was appointed its first editor. For it, he
wrot e most of what still remains valid as literature–THE LUCK OF
TRUTHFUL JAMES, among others. The combination of Irvingesque
romantic glamor and Dickensian bitter-s weet humor, applied to
picturesquely novel mat erial, with the addition of a trick ending,
was fantastically popular. Editors began to clamor for his
stories; the University of California appointed him Professor of
recent literature; and the ATLANTIC MONTHLY offered him the
practically unprecedent ed sum of $10,000 for exclusive rights to
one year's literary output. Harte's star was, briefly, in the
However, Harte had accumulat ed a number of debts, and his editorial
policies, excellent in themselves, but undiplomatically executed,
were the cause of a series of arguments with the publisher of the
OVERLAND MONTHLY. Fairly assured of profitable pickings in the
East, he left California (permanently, as it proved). The East,
however, was financially unappreciative. Harte wrote an
unsuccessful novel and collaborated with Mark Twain on an
unremunerative play. His attempts to increase his income by
lecturing were even less rewarding. From his departure from
California in 1872 to his death thirty years later, Harte's
struggles to regain financial stability were unremitting: and to
these efforts is due the relinquishment of his early ideal of "a
peculiarly characteristic Western American literature." Henceforth
Harte accepted, as Prof. Hicks remarks, "the role of entertainer,
and as an entertainer he survived for thirty years his death as an
The final period extends from 1878, when he managed to get himself
appointed consul to Crefeld in Germany, to 1902, when he died of a
throat cancer. He left for Crefeld without his wife or son–
perhaps intending, as his letters indicate, to call them to him
when circumstances allowed; but save for a few years prior to his
death, the separation, for what ever complex of reasons, remained
permanent. Harte, however, continued to provide for them as
liberally as he was able. In Crefeld Harte wrote A LEGEND OF
SAMMERS TANDT, VIEWS FROM A GE RMAN SPION, and UNSER KA RL.
In 1880
he transferred to the more lucrative consulship of Glasgow, and
ROB IN GRAY, a tale of Scottish life, is the product of his stay
there. In 1885 he was dismissed from his consulship, probably for
political reas ons, though neglect of duty was charged against him.
He removed to London where he remained, for most part, until his
Bret Harte never really knew the life of the mining camp. His
mining ex periences were too fragment ary, and consequently his
portraits of mining life are wholly impressionistic. "No one,"
Mark Twain wrote, "can talk the quartz dialect correctly without
learning it with pick and shovel and drill and fuse." Yet, Twain
added elsewhere, "Bret Harte got his California and his
Californians by unconscious absorption, and put both of them into
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Mastodon drummer Brann Dailor reflects with Full Metal Jackie about the impact that Pantera and Dimebag Darrell had on a generation of metal players.
Mastodon took the stage on Late Show with David Letterman on Monday night, as the Atlanta rockers performed 'The Motherload.'
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When Nigel McGuiness beat Morishima for the ROH title. It was one of the greatest matches I seen live, the crowd was SUPER into the match. I wasnt a huge Nigel fan, Im still not hes ok but Im not in love with him.. but they got me really into the match. When Nigel won, the place went CRAZY.
I have been a wrestling fan since about 1997, but I didnt go to my first show until about 2006. The first match I saw live was Homicide vs. Jerry Lynn, there was nothing really special about the match itself, but I will always remember it as the first one I seen live.
Also from the first show I seen live was a three way hardcode match with Samoa Joe, Rhino and Abyss. Before the match I was a Samoa Joe fan, but that match started to solidify him as my favorite wrestler. Ive seen Joe live probably close to a dozen times, theres just something about him being so different that puts him #1 in my book.
Another was the first PPV I went to, I think it was TNA Hard Justice in 2008? In Trenton, the main event was Booker T vs. Samoa Joe. During the show Sonjay Dutt and Jay Lethal had a gimmick match where they were handcuffed together wearing tuxedos. I think to win you had to strip your opponents clothes off seriously. During the match 3,000 people were chanting Fire Russo! and Dixie Carter was sitting a few yards from me lol, it was priceless seeing her face during the chants.
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Albrecht Dürer
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The literary source of this print is the twelfth-century "Life of St. Gregory the Great", which relates how Christ appeared to the pope as he was performing Mass in St. Peter's Basilica after an assistant doubted the presence of Christ in the bread and wine used during Holy Communion (the doctrine of transubstantiation). Seeming to emerge from a crypt, Christ appears as the Man of Sorrows surrounded by instruments of his Passion.
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Hoping to alleviate fans' tension with the release of his finale, "How I Met Your Mother" creator, Carter Bays just announced that the complete series DVD will include an alternate ending.
After 9 years of keeping fans happy, "How I Met Your Mother" seems to have upset viewers with its series finale.
On Monday night (March 31) the beloved show ended with a twist when Ted (Josh Radnor) ended up with Robin ( Cobie Smulders) after meeting "Mother" Tracy McConnell, who dies shortly thereafter.
It's been an incredible 9-year run, and "How I Met Your Mother" star Cobie Smulders discussed her feelings regarding the series finale during "The Late Show with David Letterman" last night (March 31).
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After nine seasons and plenty of twists, fans of "How I Met Your Mother" finally learned the name of "the mother"- Tracy McConnell.
In the much anticipated series finale, the audience learns just what became of their favorite characters since Robin ( Cobie Smulders) and Barney's wedding.
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He's always coming up with awesome content for his "Billy on the Street" segments, and Billy Eichner tapped Lindsay Lohan as his costar in the latest installment.
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Saying goodbye to the hit series after nine seasons, PaleyFest 2014 celebrated the "How I Met Your Mother" Series Farewell on Saturday (March 15).
Chatting out the CBS favorite were Alyson Hannigan, Cobie Smulders, Josh Radnor, and Christin Milloti, with Neil Patrick Harris appearing via Skype.


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Following the huge commercial success of 48 Hrs, Walter Hill was able to do just about anything he liked. In these circumstances, it seems rather odd that what he chose to do was a day-glo rock and roll fantasy with a peculiarly diverse song score and a cast of semi-unknowns. However, when you actually watch the film, all becomes clear. Streets of Fire is, like most of Hill�s work, a Western in disguise with the sort of simple plot, tough characters, and streamlined action that the director always responds to, and it works surprisingly well.
The film is set in an anonymous city at an unspecified time which is a cross between the 1950s and the near-future. When a concert by Ellen Aim (Lane) and the Attackers is interrupted and the lead singer is kidnapped, her ex-boyfriend Tom Cody (Pare) goes to look for her. He�s accompanied by a tough-talking veteran soldier McCoy (Madigan) and Billy Fish (Moranis), Ellen�s manager. This brings him into confrontation with Ellen�s kidnapper, Raven (Dafoe), the leader of the Bombers motorcycle gang and the stage is set for a classic Western showdown.
It really is a very straightforward plot, and this seems to have been intentional. Hill wanted to make a film that he would have found irresistible as a teenager and it�s very obvious that the movie�s �cool� factor is far more important that what it�s actually about. Hill�s films have always been visually interesting but this takes the emphasis on image to an extreme and it�s not surprising that he�s never been tempted to do anything similar again. The cinematography by Andrew Laszlo is obsessed with colour and its reflection on surfaces, and the predominantly dark lighting is an extension of the work that he and Hill did on The Warriors. Equally, the design of the film is very stylised with the almost apocalyptic wastelands shot in the suburbs of Chicago contrasting with the costumes and art direction which often seem to be indebted to the fashions of the 1950s. Also jarring, deliberately one assumes, is the collection of songs on the soundtrack which are usually defiantly products of the 1980s with Jim Steinman�s absurdly convoluted lyrics looming large and the black group The Sorels, who sing beautifully, are required to sing anodyne AOR nonsense. I will make an exception for the splendid rockabilly group The Blasters who make a strong impression, partly by being allowed to sing live on screen rather than be dubbed.
That the film works is down to two major factors. Firstly, the visceral energy of Hill�s direction which speeds the narrative by so fast that you�re too busy gawping to stop and think too hard about the sometimes ludicrous turn of events . A lot of credit for this is also due to the editors, a team including Hill�s regular collaborator Freeman Davis. Secondly, the actors do a good job with dialogue which is aiming for a kind of mythic grandeur but doesn�t always get there. Diane Lane and Michael Pare make a convincing couple as Tom and Ellen, both realising that the way they look is far more important than their sometimes unsavoury characters, and Pare in particular does some of his best work. Lane is reasonably convincing when she mimes to the songs but can�t do much with her irritating character. Rick Moranis is sometimes funny and sometimes annoying as the loud-mouthed manager but it�s interesting to see him developing the character tics which he then proceeded to profit from for the next twenty years. Not for the first time in a Walter Hill film, the secondary lead gives the best performance � Amy Madigan is so tough and funny that you wish the film was all about her rather than Tom and Ellen. Meanwhile, Willem Dafoe broods and poses with such inimitable style that it�s not surprising that he ended up becoming the biggest star.
The Disc
Second Sight have become the go-to guys for Walter Hill�s work on Blu-Ray after their superb discs of Southern Comfort and The Long Riders, and Streets of Fire does little to dent their reputation.
The film is presented in its original aspect ratio of 1.85:1 and looks rather lovely. It�s a difficult movie to transfer given the extreme visual stylisation and Second Sight have done a nice job. The litmus test is the colour of course and these succeed magnificently in recreating the vividness of the 35mm print that I have seen projected. This transfer certainly has a strong film grain which is characteristic of the original material and while the detail is not always as strong as one might like, the depth is generally pleasing. Small elements of damage are present here and there but on the whole, this is such a big step-up from the horrible DVD transfer that fans of the film really shouldn�t hesitate.
The original stereo mix of the film is the default option and it sounds excellent in a lossless track. The music dominates throughout and is often very loud � when I saw the film in the cinema I remember it being nearly deafening � but the sparse dialogue track comes across nicely as well. There is also a 5.1 track which is presumably sourced from the 70mm 6 track mix and fills the surrounds very effectively with some pounding moments from the LFE.
The extras consist of a lengthy documentary, the original electronic press kit for the film and two music videos. The videos are little to write about, although if you like the songs - Tonight is What it Means to be Young and I Can Dream About You - then you might feel more enthusiastic. The electronic press kit is a collection of featurettes which are a little bland but interesting for the amount of archive material they present and I liked the interviews with Hill and Laszlo. Also included are the original teaser trailer and three brief TV promotional spots.
The key extra feature is however Rumble on the Lot, a new eighty-minute retrospective produced by Robert Fischer, the controlling force behind Fiction Factory, a German company which has been consistently providing some of the best making-of material currently available. Although there aren�t too many participants, those involved are frank and honest about the film. Walter Hill dominates the proceedings, quite rightly, but there�s also interesting contributions from Michael Pare, Amy Madigan and the art director James Allen, the latter pointing out that the film is like a graphic novel ten years ahead of its time. I hadn�t realised that the film was quite such a failure at the box office or with critics but it�s obvious that its cult following has become larger over the years.
There are, regrettably, no subtitles offered. The disc is locked to Region B.
I enjoyed seeing Streets of Fire again and this Blu-Ray transfer certainly gives it a new lease of life. With its good transfer, solid extras and frankly excellent cover design, this Second Sight disc is definitely recommended.


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BOYS SOCCER: Warriors hope to build on section performance
Even though the Brainerd Warriors won three regular-season games last season, their 1-0 loss to Anoka in the Section 8-2A quarterfinals is a reason for optimism heading into 2012.
Brainerd was the eighth seed in the section and Anoka was No. 1. As evidenced by the final score, the Warriors gave the Tornadoes all they could handle.
"Our last game was our best game," Warriors coach Tony Smith said. "I think that's a reminder that if we put in the effort and energy, and remember to play smart, we can compete with the best teams in the state."
About half of the players on this year's roster played all or saw some varsity action in 2011. Captains Marcus Comstock (defense) and Brayden Campbell (midfield) were varsity regulars. Nick Solheim (midfield), a junior captain, has transferred into the program from Montana.
Comstock will likely anchor a defensive corps, along with senior Adam Bouchard and junior Josh Garber. Junior David Hughes and sophomore Luke Lundstrom join the back line this season.
"Even though we lost a few senior leaders, I feel like defense again will be one of our strong areas, especially our center core defense," said Smith, whose team opens Thursday night (Aug. 23) at Elk River. "We have some new kids who are playing the outer wings that are trying to get acclimated to the speed of varsity soccer ... I feel confident with our defensive line at the moment."
Senior Brandon Hedlund and sophomore Joe Anderholm will be the keepers. Hedlund compiled a 2.82 goals per game average and recorded two shutouts in 2011.
"They're competing with each other," Smith said. "It's one of those races where they can learn from each other. It's great competition for them. They're also good friends.
"Each has skill sets that make them a better keeper than the other one. I think we're going to go with Brandon right now just because of his experience. He's just a little bit more comfortable coming outside of the goal and playing farther outside of the net."
The Warriors are loaded with midfielders. led by Campbell, the leading returning scorer with four goals and one assist. Other midfielders are Solheim and fellow juniors Clark Hickman and Josh Wasniewski and sophomores Cole Babcock, Isaiah Gilderman and Taylor Schloemer.
"Any one of them can step up from a midfielder role to a striker role," Smith said. "We're heavy on midfielders. It's a coach's dream for me. Our center core is strong but they're able to play multiple positions. If an attacker gets hurt, we won't be in panic mode because we have only one on the bench."
Senior Chris Zeppetelle, junior Kale Wurdeman (from Pequot Lakes) and sophomore Corey Tollefsrud are leading candidates to be strikers. Campbell and Wurdeman are likely to see action as strikers as well.
"It's one area we're still trying to develop chemistry, we're still trying to find the right pieces," Smith said. "When we lost Tylor Bouchard last year there were collective gasps of 'Oh no.' We had to scramble to fill that role. ... It's better when our forwards understand what we want instead of me yelling it from the sidelines and telling them where they should be.
"I'm trying to be a better coach, explain to our forwards how to work to be better. Four or five are in the mix. Each has his own skill set of what they do well. We're trying to find a complement between two players."
Smith was pleased with the progress the team made at its scrimmage with alumni Aug. 17 and a scrimmage Monday at Grand Rapids against multiple teams.
"I thought we played very sound defense," he said. "When we asked them to attack they were attacking as team. We've got a strong core."
The Warriors most raise their offensive production. Last season they were outscored 45-12.
"The question is can we start producing?" Smith said. "That's our biggest area of concern. Can we put goals in the back of the net? As we do that, the confidence goes up, the energy goes up, and hopefully the win totals go up."
Warriors roster
Seniors: Adam Bouchard (D), Brayden Campbell (MF), Marcus Comstock (D), Garrett Haglin (D), Brandon Hedlund (K), Chris Zeppetelle (S)
Juniors: Josh Garber (D), Clark Hickman (MF), David Hughes (D), Nicholas Solheim (MF), Josh Wasniewski (MF), Kale Wurdeman (MF)
Sophomores: Joe Anderholm (K), Cole Babcock (MF), Isaiah Gilderman (MF), Luke Lundstrom (D), Taylor Schloemer (MF), Corey Tollefsrud (S)
Mike Bialka, sports editor, may be reached at 855-5861. Follow on Twitter at www.twitter.com/bertsballpark.


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A Peace Process… for Birthright and MASA
Peace might be just around the corner. Peace in the Jewish communal world, that is.
According to Natan Sharansky, chairman of the Jewish Agency for Israel, while world leaders are talking about promoting the peace process, he is in fact engaged in such a process. The peace Sharansky was speaking about, during a brunch reception hosted by the Israeli embassy in Washington, was between his own organization and the two philanthropists who founded the Taglit-Birthright Israel program.
Tensions between the Jewish Agency and Birthright are nothing new.
But on Sunday, both Michael Steinhardt and Charles Bronfman were more than happy to show their friendship with Sharansky. The event marked a new beginning for the troubled relationship between Birthright and MASA — a program sponsored by the Jewish Agency that has, at times, been seen as being in competition with Birthright.
MASA, like Birthright, brings young Jews to Israel. But instead of a 10-day visit, it focuses on year-long programs that immerse young Diaspora Jews in Israeli life.
At the meeting, organizers expressed their hope that together the two programs — Birthright and MASA — will be able to reach 100% of Jewish youths around the world.
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Tuanaki or Tuanahe is the name of a vanished group of islets, once part of the Cook Islands. It was located south of Rarotonga[1] and within two days sail of Mangaia.[2]
In 1916 the Polynesian Society of Honolulu published an account by a sailor who had visited there in 1842, spending six days among the natives. However this account added that two years later in 1844, a schooner of English missionaries had found nothing.[3] Some Tuanakians who had emigrated to Rarotonga allegedly survived.
The 1916 publication re-ignited interest in the flyaway islands, and explorer Sir Ernest Shackleton, when planning the Shackleton-Rowett Expedition of 1921-1922, proclaimed as one of his goals the rediscovery of Tuanaki. The explorer died in Antarctic waters before he was able to mount a serious search for the vanished archipelago.[4]
It was suggested in 1984 that the Haymet Rocks were a remnant of Tuanaki.[5] However, the existence of the Haymet Rocks at some point is unconfirmed as well.
- ^ Best, Elsdon (1923). Polynesian Voyagers. the Maori as a Deep-Sea Navigator, Explorer, and Colonizer. Wellington: Dominion Museum. New Zealand Texts Collection.
- ^ Ramsay, Raymond (1972). No Longer on the Map. New York: Viking Press. p. 213. ISBN 0-670-51433-0.
- ^ Gill, William Wyatt; Stephenson Percy Smith (1916). Rarotonga Records: Being Extracts from the Papers of the Late Rev. W. Wyatt Gill. The Polynesian Society. pp. 29–31.
- ^ "Shackleton, Antarctic Explorer, is Dead". The (Spokane) Spokesman-Review. Feb 3, 1922. Retrieved 2012-03-17.
- ^ Stommel, Henry (1984). Lost Islands: The Story of Islands That Have Vanished from Nautical Charts. Vancouver: University of British Columbia Press. p. 60. ISBN 0-7748-0210-3.
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What you need:
- 1/2 lb. ground beef
- 1/2 tsp. salt
- 1/4 tsp. minced onions (I did more - love me some onions!)
- 1/4 tsp. paprika
- 1 1/2 tsp. chili powder (original recipe person recommends Spanish)
- 2 tbsp. water
- 8 flour tortillas (6 inch)
- 1 cup cooking oil
- 1 can refried beans
- 1/2 cup tomatoes, diced
- 3/4 cup picante sauce, mild (I used Tostino's medium chunky salsa)
- 1 cup cheddar cheese, shredded
- 1 cup Monterey Jack cheese, shredded (I used 2 cups Mexican cheese)
- 1/4 cup green onions, chopped (omitted)
- 1/4 cup black olives, sliced (omitted)
|Cook the ground beef over medium high heat until brown, then drain.
|Add salt, onions, paprika, chili powder and water. Let mixture simmer over medium heat for 10 minutes, stirring often. (obviously mine isn't stirred yet)
|Heat refried beans.
|Heat oil in frying pan over medium high heat.
|When oil is hot, fry each tortilla for about 30 to 45 seconds per side. Be sure to pop any bubbles that form.
|Drain on paper towels. Preheat oven to 400.
|To build: On a cookie sheet, lay a tortilla down. Add 1/3 cup beans and spread.
|Then add meat.
|Add another tortilla.
|Then layer picante sauce, tomato, cheese onion and olives in that order.
|Bake for 8 to 10 minutes.
|You can cut it into slices with a pizza cutter and also put lettuce on top :)


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35 Innovators Under 35 2014August 20, 2014
MIT Technology Review
All 35 of these people are doing exciting work that could shape their fields for decades. But they're solving problems in remarkably different ways. We consider some of them to be primarily Inventors; they're immersed in building new technologies. Others we call Visionaries, because they're showing how technologies could be put to new or better uses. Humanitarians are using technology to expand opportunities or inform public policy. Pioneers are doing fundamental work that will spawn future innovations; such breakthroughs will be taken up by tomorrow's Entrepreneurs, people who are building new tech businesses.
Everyone on the list was nominated either by the public or by MIT Technology Review's editors. Some got our attention when they were picked by our international publishing partners as Innovators Under 35 for their regions. After our editors pared the roughly 500 nominees to 80 finalists, outside judges rated the originality and impact, or potential impact, of their work; those scores guided the editors as they crafted the list.
The Judges
David Berry, Partner, Flagship Ventures; Edward Boyden, Associate Professor, MIT Media Lab and McGovern Institute; Yet-Ming Chiang, Professor of Materials Science and Engineering, MIT; James Collins, Professor of Biomedical Engineering, Boston University; John Dabiri, Professor of Aeronautics and Bioengineering, Caltech; Jennifer Elisseeff, Professor of Biomedical; Engineering, Johns Hopkins; Javier García-Martínez, Director of Molecular Nanotechnology Laboratory, University of Alicante, Spain; Julia Greer, Professor of Materials Science and Mechanics, Caltech; Eric Horvitz, Managing Director, Microsoft Research; Hao Li, Assistant Professor of Computer Science, University of Southern California; Cherry Murray, Dean, School of Engineering and Applied Sciences, Harvard University; Kristala Jones Prather, Associate Professor of Chemical Engineering, MIT; Carmichael Roberts, Entrepreneur and General Partner, North Bridge Venture Partners; John Rogers, Professor of Chemistry and Materials Science Engineering, University of Illinois; Umar Saif, Vice Chancellor, Information Technology University, Punjab; Laura Schewel, Cofounder and CEO, StreetLight Data; Rachel Sheinbein, Managing Director, Balfour Asset Management; Sophie Vandebroek, CTO, Xerox; Ben Zhao, Professor of Computer Science, UC Santa Barbara
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The First Year…
I'm going to talk about one of those things that many have experienced but no one likes to talk about: moving to a new city in your 20s can be a lot harder than you expect.
Outside of the college environment where everyone is looking to make friends presents a totally different set of challenges. Most people already have their social circles defined, their teams formed and their weekends planned. To work your way into any of them takes time, persistence and an openness to try new things. Since this doesn't happen overnight, it can be lonely and depressing at times.
During some of those tougher, lonelier times I found solace in talking to friends who had made similar moves after college. Regardless of where they moved, they all echoed the same thing: the first year is really hard, but after that you'll be a lot happier.
Surviving the first year in SF
In passing 1 year in SF a few months ago, I can say the first year rule definitely held true for me. I've also observed a few things that helped myself and other transplants that may be unique to SF, a particularly transient city, where few are "from" here:
Go with the flow.
I often assumed what I enjoyed doing in Boston (where I lived for 8 years, including college) would instantly translate to SF. What I've come to appreciate is that every city is different and so instead of re-creating what you had where you lived before you need an explorers attitude to try new things and pick up on what makes a city uniquely awesome.
I eat out and try new things way more than I ever did in Boston and have come to appreciate the open, come-as-you-are culture here. I've also learned to navigate the novelty addiction here; San Franciscans are always looking for new experiences and avoid repetition in most things. You are more likely to have others join you to try some new restaurant or festival than get them to want to return to the great bar you went to last weekend.
Acquaintances are easy. Friendship is hard.
San Franciscans are very welcoming and open to newcomers whether you're walking into an ultimate frisbee game or just making conversation with a stranger at a bar. I'm constantly amazed at how quickly the teams I play on bond and how welcoming everyone is to meeting new people. Bostonians can take a long time to get to know so this was a big change.
The flip side of this comes on the side of depth of knowing others. Probably as part of the transient nature of the city, just because you hung out with someone once doesn't mean you'll ever see them again. As someone who was used to having a tight core group of friends and activities, it took time to adapt to a breadth over depth strategy that works a lot better in SF.
Your coworkers are your family.
Those I know who had the best transition in moving here all work for companies with strong cultures and that work hard and play hard together. This means that the same people you work with are the ones you often spend your weekends with. This is great for an instant social life as well as building great camaraderie with your coworkers.
This is a double edged sword. The drawbacks of this are that you may find yourself constantly working (all your friends are there anyways) and it's really to hard to move on to something new (how can you leave all your friends?). I've had some friends who email people for their birthday and all but 1 or 2 people are coworkers and been out with a group largely of the same company that can't help but talk about work the whole time.
If you've just moved to a new city and find yourself feeling lonely and homesick, hang in there. With a little courage, persistence and a positive attitude, you'll emerge from the first year in a great place.


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A missionary in the distant future.
I am a missionary, a missionary to a new and lonely world.
I was a callow, innocent soul called by a God who whispered in the river waters that flowed down by the oaks; now sent to a world where God shouted above the devilish howls of a rusty wind.
I am a missionary, the first missionary to New Eden, once known by the name of Mars. A few years ago, the first pioneers homesteaded this once dead outland now going through its Genesis; now I was being sent to bring God to a place where most assumed God had never set foot.
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RIM has made significant progress with the GitHub open source platform. Open Source is pretty solid development platform on the BlackBerry PlayBook, and now RIM has opened up the Quake3 Engine Port as well as the source code to developers by making it opensource making things more useful and easier using the new framework.


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Amid several dramatic incidents, Modi held a three-day sadbhavana fast for the peace and harmony in the entire state. Before starting his fast, Modi, in an open letter addressed to the fellow countrymen, asked the citizens of the nation for their blessings and good wishes to start his fast, which he said aimed at peace, harmony and brotherhood.
However, after his fast, Modi held another massive rally on Sunday, Sept 25 to diminish injustice in Gujarat. Addressing the public, the CM hurled an attack on the governor by claiming that the Congress and governor were conspiring against his government.
"The dignity of the Governor must be maintained. We believe in democracy and people's power," said Modi addressing the rally.
"Two governments cannot run in state. Friends in Congress are running second one through Governor," he said.
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Nothing quite says "throw off the winter blues" than Dine Out Vancouver, which starts Friday, Jan. 17. It's a win-win: restaurants remain busy throughout a traditionally slow period, and diners can eat out knowing they won't bust their post-holiday budget.
Hundreds of restaurants have signed up with the Tourism Vancouver program to offer three-course menus at $18, $28 or $38.
Check out a selection of dishes in gallery. Story continues below slideshow.
Bambudda $28 Menu Albacore tuna, apple, eggplant, smoky broth
Bambudda $28 Menu Carrots, soy milk, spiced brown butter
Bambudda $28 Menu Crispy pork belly
Bambudda $28 Menu La mein, mushrooms, pea tips, egg
Bambudda $28 Menu Law bak go: radish cakes, beef brisket, daikon
Bambudda $28 Menu Squid salad
Atithi Indian Cuisine $18 menu
Atithi Indian Cuisine $18 menu
Beyond Restaurant & Lounge $28 Menu Handmade potato gnocchi, butternut squash, toasted walnuts, 10 yr balsamic reduction
Beyond Restaurant & Lounge $28 Menu Heirloom beets, housemade ricotta, pine nut hummus, watercress
Beyond Restaurant & Lounge $28 Menu Pan seared sea bream, Tuscan cannellini beans, broccoli rabe, preserved lemon
Beyond Restaurant & Lounge $28 Menu Rabbit terrine, pistachio, cocoa orange gastrique, pickled crudite
Cactus Club $28 Menu soy-dijon salmon, whole grain barley, snap peas, shiitake mushrooms, soy butter sauce, grape tomatoes, cilantro.
Cafe Il Nido $38 Menu Pasta Bolognese
Cafe Il Nido $38 Menu Gamberoni
Carver's Steakhouse $38 Menu Curry Braised Beef Chuck Flat, Jeera hash, sesame gai lan
Carver's Steakhouse $38 Menu Sweet & Spicy Beef Bites, ginger, garlic, scallions, sesame seeds
Ceili's Modern Irish Pub Granville $18 Menu Alexander Keith's Fish and Chips 1 piece of Ceili's homemade Alexander Keith's battered Pacific cod, shoestring fries, signature tartar sauce, dill pickle and coleslaw
Ceili's Modern Irish Pub Granville $18 Menu Donut Sundae Warm house made donut, vanilla ice cream, Jameson whiskey caramel sauce, chocolate sauce
Chop Steak House And Bar $28 Menu Mini Caribbean Rum Cake drenched in Appleton rum, served with vanilla bean gelato, cinnamon anglaise, walnuts and toasted coconut
Chop Steak House And Bar $28 Menu Roasted Mushroom Ravioli in a creamy white wine, sage and butter sauce, finished with Asiago cheese
Cin Cin $38 Menu Tiramisu with ladies fingers soaked in espresso and kahlua, mascarpone mousse
Copper Chimney - Hotel Le Soleil $28 Menu Tiger Prawn Curry steamed basmati rice, Indian seasonal veg, naan bread
Copper Club $28 Menu Blackened tuna steak scallions, pork belly, Yukon gold potatoes, corn mango salsa, pomegranate molasses
Copper Club $28 Menu Tuna tataki Seared rare Albacore tuna, cherry tomatoes, jalapenos, lemon & lime juice, sesame oil, daikon &carrot strings
Dunn's Famous $18 Menu Matzoh Ball Soup - Our house-made dill infused chicken broth with a hand-rolled matzoh ball.
Dunn's Famous $18 Menu Dunn's Appy Sampler Plate - A traditional potato latke fried up golden brown and two of our famous fried pickles served with a red pepper mayo.
Dunn's Famous $18 Menu Dunn's Miniature Reuben Sandwich - Montreal smoked meat stacked on dark rye with sauerkraut, melted Swiss cheese and Thousand Island dressing. Served with coleslaw, dill pickle, and choice of fries or feature soup.
Dunn's Famous $18 Menu Apple Crumble - Apples topped with brown sugar butter crumble.
Dunn's Famous $18 Menu Chocolate Sundae - A large scoop of vanilla ice cream with chocolate fudge sauce, topped whipped cream, cookie crumble & a maraschino cherry.
Forage $28 Menu Forage Award Winning Seafood Chowder Smoked Chicharon, Soft Quail's Egg
Forage $28 Menu Roasted Gelderman Farm Pork Belly with Crackling, Alpine juniper braised cabbage, Celeriac Potato Puree, Okanagan Apple Chutney
Hapa Izakaya West End $28 Menu Pork Belly Lettuce Wrap
Hapa Izakaya West End $28 Menu
Hurricane Grill $18 Menu Pan-seared Cajun salmon with salsa verde, served with organic quinoa pilaf and grilled pineapple.
Hurricane Grill $18 Menu Panko-breaded chicken breast, topped with roasted-pepper marinara and smothered in mozzarella and parmigiano. Served with fettucini aglio, oilo e pepperoncini
Hurricane Grill $18 Menu Fennel and beets, in a warm orange dressing, with goat cheese
Hurricane Grill $18 Menu Sakura pork tenderloin cooked to a medium, with wild mushroom and peppercorn sauce.
Joe Fortes Seafood & Chop House $38 Menu Shrimp Ceviche - house made corn chips, jalapeno vinaigrette, pico de gallo
Joe Fortes Seafood & Chop House $38 Menu New York Steak, garlic mashed potatoes, market vegetables
The Keg (Various Locations) $38 Menu KEG CAESAR Crisp romaine and aged Parmesan cheese in our creamy dressing.
The Keg (Various Locations) $38 Menu FILET MIGNON Tenderloin wrapped in applewood smoked bacon.
The Keg (Various Locations) $38 Menu KEG CHEESECAKE Thick and creamy, with a fruit topping
Kobe Steakhouse $38 Menu
Kobe Steakhouse $38 Menu
Kobe Steakhouse $38 Menu
Kobe Steakhouse $38 Menu
La Pentola Della Quercia $38 Menu House cured wild pacific salmon, creme fraiche
La Pentola Della Quercia $38 Menu Carne salada 'carpaccio', arugula and pine nuts
La Pentola Della Quercia $38 Menu Braised beef short ribs
La Pentola Della Quercia $38 Menu Chocolate mousse, aerated chocolate
Las Margaritas Restaurant Y Cantina $18 Menu
Las Margaritas Restaurant Y Cantina $18 Menu
Las Margaritas Restaurant Y Cantina $18 Menu
The Lobby - Pinnacle Hotel at the Pier $28 Menu Braised beef short rib, broccolini, tagliatelle noodle in savory portabello and shiraz braisage
The Lobby - Pinnacle Hotel at the Pier $28 Menu Pan seared cold smoked B.C. steelhead, roasted celeriac puree and channa dill gnocchi with tomato olive relish
The Lobby - Pinnacle Hotel at the Pier $28 Menu Pan seared goat cheese roasted beets, poached figs, citrus wedges, frisee, and arugula with raspberry orange reduction
The Lobby - Pinnacle Hotel at the Pier $28 Menu Tofu butter curry with coconut basmati, green vegetables and grilled naan
Maenam $28 Menu
Maenam $28 Menu
Moxie's Grill And Bar (various locations) $28 Menu Chicken madeira rigatoni
Moxie's Grill And Bar (various locations) $28 Menu Sweet chili chicken with hand-cut chipotle potato chips
Moxie's Grill And Bar (various locations) $28 Menu top sirloin, served with your choice of our garlic mashed potatoes or stuffed baked potato + seasonal vegetables
Moxie's Grill And Bar (various locations) $28 Menu Mini salted caramel & pecan cheesecake
Nando's Flame Grilled Chicken $18 Menu Menu includes a glass of wine.
Wildebeest $38 Menu Lamb Tartare Peace Country lamb, heritage onions, horseradish emulsion, mustard seed gastrique
Wildebeest $38 Menu Wilde'beet' Salad Heirloom North Arm Farm beets, crunchy apple, winter herbs, mascarpone sorbet
Wildebeest $38 Menu Chocolate Sorbet Michel Cluizel chocolate sorbet, pear mousse, chocolate meringue, salted caramel, 'chewy' pear
Wildebeest $38 Menu Wildebeest Cheesecake 'Cheesecake' mousse, fresh Okanagan quince sorbet, crumble
Pidgin $38 Menu
Pidgin $38 Menu
Provence Marinaside $38 Menu Warm Goat Cheese Salad, herbes de provence crusted, mixed greens beurre blanc, balsamic reduction
Provence Marinaside $38 Menu Beef Tenderloin
Provence Marinaside $38 Menu Bouillabaisse
Provence Marinaside $38 Menu Steelhead, fennel pollen dusted, bamboo rice snap peas, sautéed spinach, anise sauce
Raw Canvas $38 Menu Mixed plate: French Pepper Salami, Parrano, Pheasant & Pistacchio, Terrine, Cornichons, Dijon, Apricots
Raw Canvas $38 Menu 10x10 canvas including all the art supplies such as KROMA acrylic paint, brushes, smocks etc.
Raw Canvas $38 Menu Cheese plate: Parrano, Bleu d'Auvergne, St. Maure, Pear Rosemary, Dijon, Figs
Salt Tasting Room (Gastown and Kitsilano) $28 Menu
Salt Tasting Room (Gastown and Kitsilano) $28 Menu
Stages Bistro and Lounge $18 Menu
Stages Bistro and Lounge $18 Menu
Stages Bistro and Lounge $18 Menu
The Fish House in Stanley Park $38 Menu Avocado Roll
The Fish House in Stanley Park $38 Menu Dungeness Crab Cake
The Fish House in Stanley Park $38 Menu Pan-seared Washington Artic Char, manchego cumin potato croquette, chipotle hollandaise, asparagus, crisp serano ham
The Reef (Main Street and The Drive) $18 Menu Plantain chips with jerk mayo
The Reef (Main Street and The Drive) $18 Menu Jerk chicken or Jerk tofu with rice and peas & coleslaw
The Reef (Main Street and The Drive) $18 Menu Ital (vegan) curry with white rice & coleslaw
The Reef (Main Street and The Drive) $18 Menu Chicken curry with white rice & coleslaw
The Reef (Main Street and The Drive) $18 Menu Fried banana with mango ice cream & rum caramel
The Reef (Main Street and The Drive) $18 Menu Pineapple coconut tart with caramelized sugar
Tivoli's Restaurant $28 Menu Coconut prawns, horseradish marmalade
Tivoli's Restaurant $28 Menu Lamb shank in red zinfandel, spices, garlic mashed potatoes, sautéed asparagus
Whet Bar and Grill $28 Menu Cioppino Mussels, fresh fish, prawns, chorizo, Pernod tomato broth, potatoes, baguette
Whet Bar and Grill $28 Menu Crab Stuffed Salmon Lemon truffle aioli, market fresh vegetables, smashed potatoes, maple balsamic
Whet Bar and Grill $28 Menu Sirlion Steak, green peppercorn demi glace, bacon, vegetables, smashed potatoes
Zen Japanese Restaurant $38 Menu
Zen Japanese Restaurant $38 Menu
Ask For Luigi $28 Menu Beef Carpaccio with Salsa Verde, Piave Vecchio and Crispy Shallots
Ask For Luigi $28 Menu Fried Cauliflower served with Spicy Aioli, Chickpeas, Herbs and Parmesan Cheese
Ask For Luigi $28 Menu Olive Oil Cake with Confit Oranges and Whipped Ricotta
Ask For Luigi $28 Menu Panna Cotta with Red Wine Poached Prunes and Biscotti
C Restaurant $38 Menu Roasted Sunchoke Veloute torn sourdough, pear bavario, creme fraiche
C Restaurant $38 Menu Roasted AAA Striploin with 12 hour braised beef cheek, potato fondant, sweet onion petals, truffle and peppercorn jus
C Restaurant $38 Menu Wild Chinook Salmon lobster foam, roasted carrots, pickled sea beans, honey mussels, carrot emulsion
C Restaurant $38 Menu Chocolate Mousse white chocolate powder, chocolate streusel, blackberry jam, roasted hazelnut
C Restaurant $38 Menu Panna Cotta macerated berries, sheep's milk, strawberry consomme, cilantro sorbet
Coast $38 Menu Sushi Tile albacore tataki roll, soba noodle salad, BC salmon escabeche
Coast $38 Menu Salmon Two Ways Olive Crusted: pea-basil puree, prawn and bacon croquette Roasted: truffled cauliflower puree, wild mushrooms
Coast $38 Menu Sugar Coated Taiyaki candied puff pastry, assorted fillings, anglaise
Graze $28 Menu Salad of persimmon, pistachio and pomegranate with arugula and almond ricotta
Graze $28 Menu Lemon mousse filled cannoli, lavender coulis
But how do you narrow down the choice? Do you pick somewhere new to you? Or take advantage of a bargain at one of your favourite spots? Do you stay local? Or is a good deal enough temptation for you to cross town?
Restaurant critic Lee Man thinks Dine Out is the time to try something new on your tastebuds. "Go get a sense of a restaurant that you have not been to before," he recommends, although he cautions against obsessing about getting a bargain. "Don't focus on the price, but the experience. Now is not the time to try to wring out every last bit of value from your set menu."
One thing to bear in mind is that restaurants will expect to flip tables at least once an evening during the festival, and your reservation may have a time limit. If you show up late, you're straining the system, and chances are the experience will slide downhill from there.
"Be patient and generous, especially to the staff working at the restaurant," Man says. "They are working doubly hard to get you served in a quick and friendly manner. Reward their hard work with a good tip, and respect time limits as others are lining up for their turn also."
Lee Man's Top Three Picks For Dine Out Vancouver 2014
- L'Abbatoir
This is one of the most consistently stellar and interesting restaurants in Vancouver. Chef Lee Cooper really delivers on delicious innovation while general manager Paul Grunberg has the front of house firing on all pistons. Treat yourself to one of their awesome cocktails during DOV.
- Pidgin
Chef Makato Ono really knows how to play with restrained Asian flavors using lush French technique. The resulting food is beautiful, smart, and tasty.
- West Restaurant + Bar Quang Dang is an absolute genius when it comes to small composed plates, with really vigorous and alive flavors. This is a chance to dine in one Vancouver's premier rooms and get a taste of Quang's cooking.
And, as if the swath of restaurants taking part in Dine Out proper weren't enough, Vancouverites can take their experience one step further by taking advantage of one of the many special events this year.
At one of the city's most exclusive rooms, Hawksworth, diners are being offered the chance to try some of Chef David Hawksworth's signature dishes at a fraction of the a la carte prices.
Kristian Eligh, the restuarant's chef de cuisine, says the idea for "Side Dishes" — which seats diners at "harvest tables" in one of the private dining rooms within the Hotel Georgia — is a way to offer a taste of what the restaurant is about to those who might find the regular menu prohibitively expensive, or who prefer a slightly more casual atmosphere.
"There are the actual dishes, albeit with less formal service," he notes. "We are not making any money on this."
If straight up dining sounds a bit dull, there are a number of opportunities to take in dinner and a show, including live jazz at the soon to close and much-loved Cellar Jazz Club, with the Weeds/Minemoto Quartet or an evening of high wire action and burlesque with Night Circus's Atlantis.
Whatever tickles your fancy, don't delay in booking as dates are selling out fast. Dine Out Vancouver ends on Feb. 2.
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Move Over Pork Chops: Southern Side Dishes Uncovered
At Southern Living, we think sides can be the best part of the meal, so we're happy to see Fred Thompson's Southern Sides: 250 Dishes That Really Make the Plate published this week. Cooler weather makes us want to get in the kitchen again, and this book will make a fine companion.
The recipes aren't fussy–most have have few ingredients and straightforward procedures. From church-supper favorites such as congealed Sawdust Salad with mini-marshmallows, to gussied-up Turnip, Collard, and Leek Gratin with Blue Cheese Topping, all are distinctly Southern and written in an unintimidating style.
Fred's head notes, full of tales and traditions, and his intriguing titles ("Mama's Collards with One of My Twists") draw you right into the recipes and the good food keeps you there. Here's an excerpt:
Flaky Butter Biscuits
"When I was a kid and we would visit Dad's family in rural Johnston County, North Carolina, I just loved the biscuits my Aunt Myra Jean would make. They were so flaky, you could peel the layers off. I guess I was about ten when I finally asked if they were homemade. She laughed and said, "Of course!" Well, I found out later that they were those flaky biscuits that came in the tube. Yes, she made them at home, but not from scratch.
I always wanted to do a flaky, from- scratch biscuit. Most of my attempts failed. And then Charlotte chef and pastry instructor Peter Reinhart showed me the way. Not your grandmother's biscuits, but they are awesome."
- 1 cup heavy cream
- 2 tablespoons distilled white vinegar
- 1 3⁄4 cup self-rising soft wheat flour
- 1 tablespoon granulated sugar
- 8 tablespoons very cold unsalted butter
1. Preheat your oven to 500 degrees.
2. Line a baking sheet with parchment paper.
3. Mix the cream with the vinegar in a bowl. Set aside for about 10 minutes. It's normal for the cream to curdle a bit.
4. In a separate bowl, stir together the flour and sugar. Using a cheese grater, grate the butter over the flour. Toss the butter throughout the flour using a wooden spoon. Add the cream mixture and stir until all of the flour is moist. The dough should come together in a ball but not be wet. Turn the dough out onto a lightly floured cutting board or countertop. Flour your hands or a rolling pin and pat or roll the dough to about 1⁄8 inch thick. Fold the dough into thirds like you're folding a letter to put it in an envelope. Turn the dough and again roll or pat to 1⁄8 inch thick. Repeat the fold, each time turning the dough, a total of four times. After the last turn, roll the dough into a square 1⁄8–1⁄4 inch thick. Cut the dough into 2- inch squares. (A pizza cutter is perfect for this.) Place the squares, edges touching, on the baking sheet and bake for 15 minutes or until the tops are golden brown. Serve hot. Makes 12
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New Music Releases for December 2016
December features new music releases from Gucci Mane, Tech N9ne, Post Malone, Smoke DZA and Pete Rock and more.
December features new music releases from Gucci Mane, Tech N9ne, Post Malone, Smoke DZA and Pete Rock and more.
These 10 rappers have dealt with depression at one point or another.
From the random to the serious and everything in between, check out 100 Hip-Hop Facts That Will Blow Your Mind.
Tech N9ne is back with his latest album and it will be dropping on tomorrow featuring T.I. and more.
"N----s in Mizzou ain't changed." Well, at least that's what Kansas City vanguard Tech N9ne's tells listeners on his newest release, "On the Bible."
Technicians rejoice! After years of trying to to secure a rap duet with Eminem, Tech N9Ne has finally got it done. The Kansas City rhymer revealed that he and Slim Shady will appear on a new song that will appear on his upcoming album, 'Special Effects.'
Tech N9Ne is one of the most gifted and business-savvy rappers in the game. But what makes him tick? In XXL's new docuseries Step Into My World, Tech takes them behind the scenes for an in-depth look into his Strange Music label and beyond.
Tech N9ne has been one of the biggest independent artist to make it on the scene. He is able to score collaborations for basically every artist in the game and still is relatively unknown by alot of mainstream listeners. Last year he was on the Forbes list of top hip hop artist and of course they show how much he made. While he was honored to make the list, he wanted to keep the amount a secret. Check out what he has to say below!
16 Bars is back and it's better than ever. That's right, we've resurrected The Boombox's original series that spotlights your favorite MCs spittin' classic freestyles live for your listening and viewing pleasure...
Rapper Tech N9ne is prepping the release of his compilation album 'Strangeulation.' The collection features the entire Strange Music roster, including new signee Murs.
Kansas City, Missouri rap veteran Tech N9ne is probably the most underrated and under appreciated rapper in the game, but he's also worth more than most of your favorite rappers on television on radio. Check out his latest music video and get familiar
Forbes magazines is always in the know when it comes to money, take a look at the list of hip hop's top earners of 2012, some of the name's on the list will shock you!


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Wenger: Arsenal may need to buy
Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger conceded that the club may need to bring in reinforcements during the January transfer window.
• Cross: Transfer ins and out at Arsenal
The North London club have powered to the top of the table during the first-half of the season, but have had to endure a spate of injuries to a number of first-team stars.
And after striker Nicklas Bendtner became the latest to fall victim to a potential long-term injury, Wenger admitted he may have to use the transfer window to bring some new faces.
Bendtner, back-up to starting striker Olivier Giroud, sprained his ankle in the process of scoring against Cardiff City on New Year's day.
"If it is a question of up to three weeks, okay, but if it is a question of months (then) the situation is quite (different), so that is what we have to determine," said Wenger
"We don't rule anything out. If Bendtner is out for a long time, that is the obvious position. We (would) have to (buy).
"Honestly, you want to keep your chances in the season at the best possible level. Is it for short term or a stop-gap? Ideally, you want a longer solution, but a longer solution looks much more difficult to find in January than a short gap.
"You can find a solution somewhere - a club that has financial trouble and wants to get rid of a big contract for five or six months, but to find in January exactly the player who will be tomorrow's star on the longer term is much more difficult."
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Recent Wind Technology Advances: A Stakeholder Engagement and Outreach Webinar
Recent Wind Technology Advances: A Stakeholder Engagement and Outreach Webinar
Date: 4/16/2014
DOE's Stakeholder Engagement and Outreach initiative hosted a webinar discussing 1) recent technology advances resulting in an increase in potentially deployable areas and 2) future implications for wind deployment in low-wind-speed areas. Owen Roberts, an engineer at the National Renewable Energy Laboratory, presented on the current state of turbine technology, new methodology, and new state wind maps developed to reflect the current state of the science. Simon Mahan of the Southern Alliance for Clean Energy discussed the impact that modern and future turbines may have on the Southeast and lessons learned from ongoing projects. Aaron Barr from MAKE Consulting discussed the future of low-wind-speed technology, current technology trends, and projections for the future.
Audio and text versions of the webinar are available (WMV 15.6 MB). Download Windows Media Player. Time: 01:05:53. Text Version.
This information was last updated on April 14, 2014


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