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KERRY O'BRIEN: First tonight, a bitter real-life medical drama that's being played out between Melbourne's Royal Children's Hospital (RCH) and one of its most eminent surgeons.The RCH, one of the world's leading paediatric teaching hospitals, is trying to push Professor Paddy Dewan off its staff, partly because of his regular trips to treat children in Third World countries.But Professor Dewan is not just a hero in the Third World.Many parents of Australian patients are alarmed at the prospect of losing the man they credit with working miracles for their children.Now claims by Professor Dewan that hospital procedures are leading to fatal medical mistakes have raised the dispute to a new level of intensity.While the hospital denies the claim, it is conscious that any damage to its otherwise excellent reputation might be felt at its annual appeal that raised nearly $10 million this year.Mary Gearin reports.PARENT #1: We feel Paddy's got particular skills and a particular way of relating to people, which makes us feel comfortable and confident in the way he's treating our son.PARENT #2: He always rings me and is interested in what's going on.He's very proactive.PARENT #3: Go to any other doctor, any other hospital -- the kids feel afraid to go there.But Dr Paddy makes them feel so much at ease.PARENT #4: We love him.We dearly love him as a part of the family.MARY GEARIN: What can motivate scores of families to make the trek to lobby politicians as these people did last month for the sake of one man -- one maverick surgeon and his campaign?Emotions run high for the parents of these children, some of them his patients.MICHELE PAULL, PARENT: Once parents know what's going on, they're shocked by what's happening and want to perhaps get involved and help in any way they can.PROFESSOR PADDY DEWAN, PAEDIATRIC SURGEON: There are times where you really have to take a stand if there are things happening which just aren't right.MARY GEARIN: This is a row that's pitched one of the country's leading paediatric teaching institutions against one of its own leading lights.It's only a matter of months since Professor Paddy Dewan was promoting the role of the Royal Children's Hospital through his work with children from developing countries brought into Australia for surgery, and working up an international reputation with his trips to countries like Mongolia, Papua New Guinea, Cuba and Mauritius - the Consul of that country joining parents in their campaign.RICHARD HAMMERTON, CONSUL FOR MAURITIUS: Paddy's been over there and on his last visit - I think it was last September - he did 35 operations in the course of about eight days.MARY GEARIN: But in April, Professor Dewan was asked to resign from the hospital subject to a board inquiry into his behaviour and attitude.The parents' lobby group was formed, now with 100 families, and the hospital, reliant on its well-known annual appeal, was dragged into a damaging row.Couldn't this have simply been managed so much better?ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR KATHY ALEXANDER, ROYAL CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL: I don't believe that.I think the situation is that we have attempted to manage this by resolving disputes and attempting to resolve disputes and conflicts with Professor Dewan.We probably went on too long.The process has been a long one in getting to this point simply because everybody has really bent over backwards to try to make this work.MARY GEARIN: The dispute came to a head yesterday with this headline, alongside claims of children's deaths due to medical mistakes, that the hospital system of reporting errors was inadequate and repeating claims of workplace bullying.ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR KATHY ALEXANDER: I think it's sad, to be honest, that Professor Dewan has chosen to link the dispute that we have with him over his employment with issues of quality at the Royal Children's Hospital, as was made public in the media yesterday.PROFESSOR PADDY DEWAN: It is easy to twist it around, saying I've made this all up because they're trying to fire me.It's not about individuals, it's about a culture within an institution where adverse events occur in medicine.ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR KATHY ALEXANDER: I think that that is absolutely not the case.He's seriously misguided.As I said to you, the fact of the matter is that six or seven years ago, we didn't find -- we didn't have reports.People didn't report to us and we used to find mistakes by auditing.Now it is very, very unusual for us to do an audit and come up with something that hasn't already been reported.PROFESSOR PADDY DEWAN: Certainly the headline in The Age article was not in line with where I want to move things.I want to stay at the children's hospital.I want to be able to work with colleagues positively.MARY GEARIN: But that may no longer with possible.After all this, do you think his colleagues will want him to go?KEITH STOKES, CLINICAL SERVICES, ROYAL CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL: I'm afraid so.MARY GEARIN: A senior member of the surgical department, Keith Stokes has been supportive of Professor Dewan until he saw yesterday's article.KEITH STOKES: I was devastated by it because I felt it reflects so badly on the department, on the hospital and on me as an individual.The claims made in that article are completely without foundation.MARY GEARIN: Keith Stokes was so outraged he approached hospital administration to ask what he could do to help rebut the claims.KEITH STOKES: The claim of unnecessary operations being performed at this hospital were scandalous and completely without foundation, as is the suggestion that the care of children is not a top priority.PROFESSOR PADDY DEWAN: Sure, by going to the media it's undermining the hospital.It's undermining the systems.But when it comes to the point where my employment at the hospital not occurring any further into the future and the risk that has to the care of the patients that I've been involved with, then it is a blame mentality, it's shooting the messenger, not dealing with the problem.MARY GEARIN: Associate Professor Kathy Alexander admits she's broken her silence on the issue today partly for fear of what effect the stoush might have on the hospital's fundraising.ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR KATHY ALEXANDER: It's an unprecedented support that this organisation has from the people of Victoria and certainly we need to be very, very careful about the reputation of our institution because people give to this organisation because they know and they believe that it is an excellent institution.MARY GEARIN: Professor Dewan claims the support of people outside his department, including anaesthetists and nurses.What others call arrogance he says is candour and sometimes anger about failures in the hospital culture.PROFESSOR PADDY DEWAN: If I leave, that is not the solution for the hospital and the services and the care of the children.MARY GEARIN: Sources have told the 7:30 Report that, in fact, Professor Dewan has faced one of the same allegations that he has leveled at the hospital - that he has himself conducted unnecessary surgery.PROFESSOR PADDY DEWAN: I can imagine where that comes -- how that comes about.Um -- Sweeping claims like that I don't think are a constructive way of moving forward and if there are specific events about which people are concerned, I'm very happy to hear about those.MARY GEARIN: He also rejects claims that his techniques are experimental, saying they are innovative and not in keeping with hospital culture.PROFESSOR PADDY DEWAN: It's not just conservative.It's actually antagonistic to ideas that might be different.ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR KATHY ALEXANDER: I don't believe this is a stifling institution.I think the really important thing to point out about the Royal Children's Hospital is that there's an invention a minute in this place.MARY GEARIN: Through the media, confused parents have been told their surgeon's troubles centre around his overseas trips.When his contract was up for renewal, he was offered a new agreement, but one that would not allow him the flexibility he once had to take his sabbatical leave in advance and parts and this forms part of his claim of workplace bullying.PROFESSOR PADDY DEWAN: Taking six months out at a time is more disruptive than taking a month or two two-week blocks per year.STEPHANIE HULSBOSCH, PARENT: We're actually in a position where his overseas trips have benefited us remarkably.One of the procedures that he's done on Darcy actually developed overseas and the outcome for Darcy has just been spectacular.ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR KATHY ALEXANDER: Our requirements have changed and so therefore the proposals about sabbatical leave changed.We're not saying, "Please don't do this work."We're saying, "Could you please now do this within normal sabbatical arrangements?"PROFESSOR PADDY DEWAN: I think the discussion around the overseas work was simply a manipulation to encourage me to walk away.MARY GEARIN: So now patients and their parents must wait for the result of a board inquiry.The hospital says it was bound by legislation to go through this lengthy process.If the board makes its decision on the basis of your recommendation, there's no chance at all for Professor Dewan to come back, is there?ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR KATHY ALEXANDER: My recommendation is that the contract be terminated.MARY GEARIN: Now Professor Dewan's many patients face his imminent departure.VANESSA RODRIGUES, PARENT: When we first met Paddy, he said, "Once I take your son on as my patient, he not only becomes a patient to me, he becomes my child."And he said, "I'm going to be treating him from today as an infant right through to adolescence."That's so important because he's made that promise to us and he's not going to break that promise, but the hospital might break that promise.
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Will Ryan Braun sit out entire series in Miami?
Miami -- While there's been no definitive decision made to this point, there's a chance Ryan Braun will be held out of all three of the Milwaukee Brewers' games against the Miami Marlins to open the team's nine-game, 11-day road trip.
"It's possible," Braun said. "I don't think anything's set in stone. But it's possible."
Braun left Sunday's win over the Philadelphia Phillies at Miller Park in the third inning after aggravating his injured right hand, with Logan Schafer replacing him both in that game and tonight at Marlins Park.
There is precedent for Braun being held out a chunk of games, as he did so in the second series of the season when he was dealing with neck spasms. The Brewers went on to lose all three of those games.
If he took all three games off in Miami, the Brewers then have Thursday off before opening a weekend series in Cincinnati.
"We've talked about it," manager Ron Roenicke said about Braun possibly being held out for the series. "We'll kind of see how it goes. There's a chance that to get him right, we may have to do that."
Roenicke said Braun will be available to pinch hit tonight, even though he didn't take batting practice. To use him, the skipper will have to weigh risk versus reward in this game and potentially any others he sits out to try and keep the hand from flaring up any worse.
"He's available if we have to use him," he said. "Then it becomes a decision whether I think the one at-bat has a chance to set him back, and how important the at-bat is."
Braun said pinch hitting in previous games he was not in the starting lineup does irritate his hand.
"There have been a couple times where I've taken a day," he said. "But the first time I had a day off, I pinch hit. The next time I took a single day. I'm not going to take BP today. I'm going to try to not do anything that irritates it, and we'll see where we're at tomorrow and over the next couple days.
"But it's definitely at the point to where we need to get it back to close to being healthy, and I need to get to the point to where I can take a regular swing."
Has the disabled list been discussed as a possibility?
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I asked Braun to clarify when exactly he started experiencing problems with the hand and what exactly the issues are.
"It happened about a month ago," he said. "I don't remember the game, but it was a specific instance on a swing. When it originally happened, my thumb was numb for like a week, week and a half. I eventually got the feeling back.
"It's not just my thumb. It's my hand. There's a nerve and a ligament in my hand. The majority of it has been between my index finger and the thumb."
Braun said to this point, nothing he or the team's athletic training staff has tried has helped greatly aside from taking time off.
"We've discussed the last month, off an on, trying to figure out the best way to deal with thing," he said. "We've tried all kinds of different treatments, then we tried different stuff in the batting glove and on the bat to try and relieve some of the pain.
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Braun's swing has become markedly different while he's dealt with the injury.
While he's hitting .304, his ability to drive the ball has been almost non-existent. Roenicke said Braun's at-bats are even different as he continues to try and compensate.
Braun has nine home runs, tying him for second on the Brewers with Jean Segura, but has just one extra-base hit so far in the month of June and only two in his last 13 games.
"I've tried to change the way I've held the bat, tried to change my bat path, tried to do a lot of different things to compensate for the pain and get it to the point to where it doesn't hurt when I swing," said Braun.
"But I haven't been overly successful doing it. So it's at the point to where I need to take the time to get it back to close to being healthy so I can take a regular swing and hold the bat the way I regularly hold the bat."
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If your new to ultra running it is an ideal race to start with, come and do it on your own or with a team. Loops of a 5 mile course with support and free camping.
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What an absolutely amazing, incredible, enlightening, tiring, emotional (the list goes on) event!!! I ran with the Reading Joggers B Team and came a very proud 14th place.
The whole event was SO well organised, right down to providing a hot shower for me at 3am and a large vino at the finish line when I completed our final lap at 12.40 (thanks mum). It all ran so smoothly with the support guys assisting with any queries / issues we had.4
ditto to evertything that Liz says about the event. I was in one of the two Purbeck Runners teams and we had an absolutely fabulous weekend.
You would never have known that this was a first time event as the organisation was faultless. The course was beautiful (especially by moonlight!) and the atmosphere really contributed to the lovely festival feel of the whole thing.
The very smart HOT showers (without queues!) were definitely an added bonus. I can't wait until next year!
I wandered down to see this event as it's not far from where I live. I have to say how impressive the whole event seemed. I managed to support a couple of the teams, and enjoy some of the fabulous flap-jack
I'll definitely want to take part next year..
What a brilliant first time event, the organisation was faultless and the support from spectators and fellow runners was unbelievable!
My first 24 hour event and I thoroughly enjoyed it. Next year is a big possibility!
Great event. We were the South and Vale Allstars, none of us had ever done anything like this before. We set out to run 130 miles and raise £1,300 for Helen and Douglas House, We actually ran 160 and have so far raised over £3,000. No question that we'll be back next year when I will get up that hill at 4 miles every time without walking!
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Losing my father-in-law the day before Thanksgiving has been a slow-burn experience. First, the stunned realization and the acceptance that had already been growing there--he was 98 at the time and had been moved to a care facility for the last year or so. The workers there really cared and it was good to know that someone noticed he was slipping away and was with him to hold his hand for those last moments.
To be honest, I've been sad about it for some time. Sad when we left the house my husband had grown up in knowing it would be sold in a month, knowing we would never be back, knowing it would never be quite the same. The sadness started when my mother-in-law passed six years before. Elva was an avid naturalist and knew every bird and every plant in her neighborhood. We loved walking with her with a pair of binoculars up a road. Of course, we had to keep up with her. She was hardy to nearly the end.
And for many years, so was my father-in-law. Ira had lived in his small north country town all of his life, and he had stories that stretched back to earlier years. Funny stories, touching stories, lots and lots of stories. He had been very active in his community--he was one of the charter members of the local volunteer fire department, was fire chief for many years, was a grand master at his Masonic Lodge, was a school board member, attended Town Board meetings to voice his views when it was necessary. He was a respected member of his community. I can see where my husband got his own interest in local politics.
In my thirty years of marriage, I knew both my in-laws as retired people. Early on, if they weren't off square dancing, they were playing mahjong or cross-country skiing or off in the woods on one of their many foraging expeditions. Elva and Ira knew where every sort of edible plant was. They were out "stalking the wild asparagus" and Elva's botanical skills were the basis of healthy eating and living.
I'm glad to have known them while they were still young. We went cross-country skiing with them, took many long hikes and they taught us to play mahjong. We had many late nights up playing with them! We lived much closer back then and we would visit or stop in. For awhile, we took turns taking each other out to lunch--we would find an interesting town half-way and pick a restaurant. They visited us in Connecticut where we lived, but usually we would head north. It was so peaceful in that little town that each visit was a respite from our busy lives.
Elva and Ira were an interesting couple--they traveled a lot and we had a chance to hear about their visits--crossing the Arctic Circle on a local steamer in Norway, taking an Audubon tour in Alaska or cruising on the Danube. They spent their 60th anniversary in Venice. They were young for most of the years I knew them, and it wasn't until the past decade that the years began to make their inevitable claim.
I will never forget our last Thanksgiving with Elva at the Cambridge Inn a few months before she died. She'd been failing, but that day she was her old self, smiling and gracious and happy. It was a good memory of happier times. After she left, Ira held up pretty well, but the years were crowding in on him. We went from sitting with him in the evening listening to his stories over a glass of Scotch served in a jelly jar with one ice cube, to watching him fall asleep in front of the Weather Channel. We went from going out and about the mountains, taking walks and stopping for a nice lunch, to just a drive around the block.
Then the time came for a care facility, and Ted's sister found a beautiful one overlooking the Atlantic near her home in Maine. It had a nice homey feel, including a fireplace so he could sit in his wheel chair and doze, something he enjoyed. The place was clean and bright and he wasn't alone his last few moments.
It is the end of an era for my husband and I. We miss both of them deeply. We've been missing them during the long years of slipping away. But we will always have them with us, and all the lessons we learned from them. For me they are lessons about loving the outdoors, staying fit and really living those elder years doing what you enjoy.


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Children's show Echoa came to Sadler's Wells as part of a Family Weekend, which featured workshops and activities as well as performances.
Entering the main foyer, you hear the distant clatter of a drumming workshop upstairs. Going over the theatre, it was quieter than I'd expected – not for lack of children, but because so many of them were absorbed in making hats or decorating a tree made out of umbrellas.
Arcosm Company's Echoa is a mix of dance, percussion and comedy, created by company founders Thomas Guerry and Camille Rocailleux. Four performers climb over a scaffolding set, with drumming moves becoming dance or a mimed conversation. It starts with the performers in silhouette, from Marie Urvoy perched on the highest platform to percussionists waiting by the big xylophone down below.
During one sequence, a dancer taps a drummer on the elbow or shoulder. In response, the drummer swings an arm out or up, moving to a different drum, creating new sounds and patterns. Rearranging boxes, the four artists keep finding there aren't quite enough spaces to sit on: someone gets pushed off the end. They have conversations in puffs and patter syllables, or tap out rhythms on their own and each other's limbs.
The strongest sequences involve interaction. The child audience loved the sibling squabbles of the box sequence, the character moments as performers get carried away and then embarrassed.
Echoa works less well as it becomes more abstract, with performers in silhouette, getting on with dance or music solos. These moments tend to be static, using less of the multi-level set. The children kept watching: the little girl sitting in front of me, who had cried at the scary size of the auditorium, was happy throughout. Still, the amount of rustling went up as the pace slowed for each solo.
The design avoids the usual bright colours of children's shows, with an industrial set and muted colours. Everyone wears tops and trousers in olive green. Colour and contrast would be more fun.
The family weekend's extra activities were a treat, taking over different bits of the theatre. Explosion hats were popular, decorated with cartoon-strip bangs. I particularly liked the Lightning Room. Children strike a pose, a flash goes off, and their shadows stay frozen against the wall. The patterns are unexpected, from heroic attitudes to the little girl waving her legs in the air.
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20 years after the fall of the Berlin Wall, it seems like a good idea to ask people around the world how they feel about the system that supposedly scored a history-ending triumph over "really existing socialism" and all other possible challengers. That's exactly what the BBC World Service just did, and the poll's results are rather interesting.
As the accompanying article says, the results find "widespread dissatisfaction with free-market capitalism...only 11% of those questioned across 27 countries said that it was working well." A much higher percentage of respondents - 23% - said that capitalism "is fatally flawed" and needs to be replaced by an entirely new political economy. An astounding 43% of French respondents called for the replacement of capitalism, as did 38% of Mexicans and 35% of Brazilians. In only two countries did 25% or more respondents say that capitalism works well as currently constituted - Pakistan, which is surprising given the depths of socioeconomic misery most Pakistanis experience, and our own country, which is not so surprising considering Ayn Rand has probably become more popular here during the recession than Karl Marx.
A word of caution before we begin preparing the barricades. First of all, such widespread pessimism about free markets likely owes a lot to the grind of the ongoing recession. It would be interesting to see poll results on this question during a relative boom time. And second, a large majority of respondents in all countries, including our own, don't want to get rid of capitalism as such. Most people want capitalism with a human face - more government regulation, greater equality in income redistribution, perhaps some government ownership of key industries.
That's a sentiment socialists and other radicals can work with, as most people would readily concede certain flaws within capitalism and welcome political attempts to redress them in the interests of those at the receiving end of the system's failures. Perhaps in doing so, socialists can bring some people toward a deeper critique of capitalism as such. But this also raises a larger question - is capitalism with a human face really possible anymore, or is it a noble ideal destined to go the way of "socialism with a human face?" While I would do almost anything to live under a full blown example of it, the Keynesian welfare state model underwent a deep structural crisis in the 1970s, and I'm not so sure that that it can just be resurrected. If that is indeed the case, what's the alternative? I don't really know, and I don't think anyone else does yet either. Suggestions welcome.


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Throughout 6-10 you can tell there is a lot of drama going around like, Miranda's friend Megan she talks about how god shouldn't have made Beth die and because of the situation that is going on she starts talking about killing herself. Sammi decides to go somewhere else with an older guy that is way older than she really is, Sammi's mom only likes the old guy because he provides food. When Miranda started to realize how her mom has been cutting back on food for her own children, I personally would've done the same because, I rather be the one to die than my own kids. In the book it tells what the kids to everyday like one would plant or one would cut trees and because they don't have electricity they decide to do as much as possible to survive. So if the world decides to almost end I would know what to do to try to survive. Today in our community we barely have anyone to just enjoy the outside most kids stay inside and watch T.V. stuff like that in Life As We Knew It, they have no choice than to go outside because they always have blackouts.
Miranda has been getting use to eating less so her mom can eat more than her so she has talked about how she has been getting use to eating 1 or 2 times a day. She has been getting super skinny but she has been carrying for her own mom, like I would. Her mom has also chosen favorites and Miranda has noticed that one of her kids have been getting 3 meals and not 2. So when Miranda and her mom were fighting her mom knew she knew.
If the world was to come to an end I would try as much as I can to help get extra food thing like that. I don't really worry about the moon coming close to the Earth but if it was suppose to I would work on getting food and water. I can see why Miranda gets into fights with her mom or anyone because it is difficult to live they way they are. They weren't prepared for the moon to come close to the Earth and causing all the storms. I still think its weird that the book has just brought up the conflict right away. I like how Miranda's dad helped and brought them more food which was nice and made me feel like they wouldn't have any arguments against them. I honestly think it would be tough to live with just a few food because I would get super worried and I would also cause arguments, sometimes when people are hungry they get angry things like that. So I kinda of like the book.


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Bangkok's best Peking duck -- Recommended: Siang Ping Loh
In Bangkok, most restaurants serve Peking duck with a Teochew twist, says Thai cuisine expert Chef McDang, referring to the region of China most Thai-Chinese emigrated from.
While diners in Hong Kong and mainland China are normally served only the skin, he says restaurants in Bangkok will cook the meat for you in whatever style you choose.
"The skin has to be crispy, no fat attached at all. And they carve it for you right there," he says.
The Grand China Princess Hotel's Siang Ping Loh Restaurant in Yaowarat has this trick mastered, and is happy to cook the remaining duck according to diners' wishes.
"At the Grand China, I ask them to take the bones and use them to make soup," says McDang. "As for the meat, they stir fry it very quickly in oil with a little bit of garlic and green onions. It's really delicate."
Grand China Princess Hotel, 215 Yaowarat Road, Tel: +66 (0)2 224 9977. Open daily for lunch from 11 a.m.-2:30 p.m. and dinner from 6-10:30 p.m., www.grandchina.com/siang-ping-loh-chinese-restaurant
Bangkok's best Peking duck -- Recommended: Liu
A great plate of Peking duck has to have a perfectly balanced sauce to drizzle over the skins, which is usually a mixture of hoisin and other additions such as soy sauce.
The Conrad hotel's Liu restaurant has got the complete package right, from the sauce to the crisp veggies and wafer-thin panckaes.
Again, there's the matter of the leftover duck.
At Liu, they chop up the whole carcass with the meat and marinate it with garlic and soy, then deep fry it.
"I take home the leftovers in a doggy bag and eat it with rice soup," says Chef McDang.
Liu isn't the most well-known Chinese restaurant in Bangkok. But it should be.
In addition to a mean plate of duck, it also offers classic and new interpretations on Cantonese, Shanghainese and Sichuan dishes.
Also recommended are Liu's popular dim sum lunches.
Conrad Hotel, 87 Wireless Road, Phatumwan. Tel: +66 (0)2 690 9999. Open daily for lunch, 11:30 a.m.–2:30 p.m. and dinner, 6-11 p.m., conradhotels1.hilton.com
Bangkok's best Peking duck -- Recommended: Scala Restaurant
Scala, a Shanghai-style Chinese restaurant, has been around for several decades -- its longevity is largely due to its famous Peking duck.
"In this defiantly retro haunt on the ground floor of the Scala cinema, yellow-jacketed waiters bring the duck you've always dreamed of, the amber skin crisp but not greasy, the flesh flavorful but not overpowering," says author and editor Tim Footman.
Those yellow-jacketed waiters carve it up right at your table, accompanied with perfect pancakes and sweet sauce.
Among the popular ways to serve the leftover duck are to deep-fry it in garlic and boil it in soup, but the chefs will accommodate any taste.
Ground floor, Scala Theatre Siam Square Soi 1. Tel: +66 (0)2 251 2863. Open daily 11 a.m.-2 p.m. and 6-10 p.m.
Bangkok's best Peking duck -- Winner: Great Shanghai
"Great Shanghai has bland décor and dicey service, but the duck is pure bliss," says Bangkok 101 publisher Mason Florence. "Succulent meat and crispy skin."
The staff take great pains to make sure there isn't a spot of fat left on the skin when it hits your plate, expertly de-fatting it at your table.
Accompanying the duck slices are thin, non-sticky but soft and moist pancakes and what just might be Thailand's best Peking duck sauce -- homemade hoisin with the perfect balance of sweetness and saltiness.
The huge restaurant features authentic Cantonese cuisine, but the Peking duck is what everyone comes for.
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- 2 medium summer squash, halved and sliced
- 2 medium zucchini, halved and sliced
- 1/3 cup chopped onion
- 1-1/2 teaspoons olive oil
- 1 large plum tomato, diced
- 1 tablespoon butter
- 1/2 teaspoon lemon-pepper seasoning
- 1/4 teaspoon garlic powder
- 1/8 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 cup shredded Monterey Jack cheese
- In a large skillet, saute the squash, zucchini and onion in oil for 8 minutes or until crisp-tender. Stir in the tomato, butter, lemon-pepper, garlic powder and salt. Cook for 2 minutes or until heated through. Remove from the heat; sprinkle with cheese. Cover for 1 minute or until cheese is melted. Yield: 8 servings.
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Each morning my spouse decides where he'll have coffee. This morning it was Lucerne, Switzerland, yesterday it was Ghent, Belgium, and tomorrow, maybe Times Square in Manhattan.
He's not traveling, but making a selection from the collection of Starbucks mugs he's brought home from his travels. This isn't his only collection. He wears a baseball cap to protect himself from the sun each day and he buys them at every destination. It's not only a happy reminder, but a great conversation starter.
My spouse isn't the only one in our household who enjoys souvenir shopping. While I have brought home my share of artwork, decorative items, and jewelry, the items that bring me the most joy are the smaller ones I use every day, like my wallet. I bought it on the island of Bellagio on Lake Como. Every time I use it I'm reminded of a picture-perfect sunny day, wandering the streets and alleys of this charming island. While I'm extracting a credit card, I might remember how much fun it was to practice my limited Italian or how hard it was to choose a flavor of delicious gelato.
It's fun to seek out the everyday items we use as travel souvenirs. They become frequent reminders of relaxed days, new experiences, and faraway places.
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Annual calendars are a great memento of destinations you've visited. Last year I bought one from the Chihuly Garden and Glass in Seattle, and next year I will be using one from my trip to Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Parks.
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I love my heavy duty beverage glasses, one a gift from my daughter from her travels and the other from my Alaskan trip. When one broke I replaced it with one from an inn at Yellowstone.
Most of my table linens come from faraway places. Each week I choose a different table runner, maybe one from Provence, or Orvieto, or maybe Tallinn. I find you can never have too many placemats and they are so easy to pack.
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Where is this story going? Well, I don't know either! But it fits my mood right now, as I just had the biggest fight of my life with a friend. I think that the title suits me too, 'cause this is going to be the end of our commradship, and the begining of our friendship! This friend of mine is really nice, but I've already written a story about her.
Anyway, I'm wondering what to write about, other than my friends, or lack thereof. It's true, I don't have many friends. But how many friends are you supposed to have in a classroom of five students? I have an abnormally small class. I am an only child and I don't like people as much as I do books and computers.
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This thread is a lot different from the one that was being discussed before. The topic before was about Tiger being the TOUGHEST athlete. That's a lot different then being an ELITE athlete.
I can't get to the thread now because it is closed, but I believe it was exactly what the argument was. Alex_DeLarge began with a diatribe of Tiger Woods and golf being a professional sport, after Tiger was #2 (?) on ESPN's list of toughest athletes. "Toughness" was only brought up to refer to his mental toughness. Golf was then bashed as a sport and Tiger as an athlete. The problem RushFan came accross (IMO) was posts such as "It isn't a sport if after you hit the ball you don't run to it - you get in a cart" or "how much athletic talent does it take to hit a ball with a stick four feet?"
I don't remember the wording being along the lines of "Tiger Woods is one of the toughest athletes" in terms of enduring physical stress. I'm not trying to get into an argument here, but IMO the wording of this post is pretty much exactly what he was debating on the last thread. As I recall, one of the final posts was from a mod states, "if you guys want to debate on whether or not Tiger Woods is an athlete, START A THREAD, otherwise this thread is about fighters that have not been KO'd before."
PS - My opinion is such: Tiger Woods is an ELITE athlete and golf is a sport.
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An athlete is someone who is athletic, someone who shows incredible general physical prowess. That is to say: a combination of strength, speed, agility, coordination and skill in their sport.
I think Tiger Woods is a perfect example of such.
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A real elite athlete is someone who can play their sport, but also has the physical conditioning and skills to play another sport, not on the same level, but very, very well.
If you took Tiger of the golf course he might be a guy in very good shape (in fact, he is a guy in very good shape), but he wouldn't be able to move like a pro in another sport. He can't run a 40 like an elite athlete, he can't hit the bench like an elite athlete and he can't thread the needle like an elite athlete. That's my criteria.
I have a problem with this in that if you take Federer off the court, I don't think he will compete in other sports. Is he not an elite athlete? If you take Crosby or Ovechkin off the ice, their 40s might not be quite that fast for they are using different muscles of their legs. Are they not elite? Ali probably wouldn't have run that quick of a 40...or Lenox Lewis. Wayne Gretzky, Kaka, Ronaldo, etc, I'm not sure if any of them would be able to dominate other sports. Does that make them less of elite athletes? I don't think so. Michael Jordan was able to almost go pro at baseball and Deon Sanders and Bo Jackson played two sports professionally, while Tom Glavine was drafted by the MLB and NHL. IMO that makes them more ATHLETIC, but not more of an elite athlete.
When you not only master, but dominate your discipline that is known to be considered a "sport" - IMO you are an elite athlete. Tiger Woods has done it like few else in professional sports have.
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The ReaLNG project is a showcase on LNG uptake in the North Sea-Baltic, contributing to lower GHG and local emissions in Europe, and complying with regulatory requirements as part of the involved partners´ global initiatives. The project will:
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John Lord, the head of Greater Manchester CPS complex casework unit, said: "Having reviewed all the evidence given to me I have decided on the evidence provided so far that it is insufficient for a realistic prospect of conviction and does not justify the charging of either suspect in connection with Jessie's murder."
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