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"We were cleaning our aprons when he just comes in to have coffee. We were planning the dinner and he just walks in. Really, it was like he floated in," recalls Lidia Bastianich, award-winning chef of Felidia and meal curator for the Pope.
Bastianich gets giddy and, in her sweet Italian accent, recounts the time that the People's Pope walked into her kitchen and took a coffee break with her and her staff. "He talked to us about family – in Italian of course – for nearly 15 minutes. It was extraordinary, but beautiful because he addressed each one of us and asked us to pray for him." she says.
For Bastianich, who is a devout Catholic, the pope's surprise visit to her kitchen resonated on a personal and professional level. "He makes people feel important in his life. From somebody of his magnitude…it's big," Bastianich says.
For anyone wondering if the Pope likes cream or sugar in his coffee, he doesn't. "For me, cooking for the Pope is special because…I am proud to give back through what is most dear to me on this Earth: food and my family," she says.
Bastianich worked alongside Angelo Vivolo and a team of executive chefs that included Bastianich's children to carefully curate a meal plan that would embody a homeliness for the spiritual leader. "For me, food – comfort food – is home, and I wanted [the pope] to feel welcome and feel like he was right at home," says Bastianich.
Initially aiming to create a series of dishes reminiscent of Pope Francis's background, Bastianich instead moved to lighter fare such as squash and other vegetables, rice and fresh fish to accommodate his diet better. "I wanted him to feel like he was in his mother's kitchen. We were going to show off American beef – a whole rack – for Argentinian beef meals, but we were told he wanted to eat light, so I cooked more seasonal fare like rice dishes… He loves risotto with some olive oil, lemon and parsley," she says.
The first meal that would grace the pope's plate was Caprese di Astice e Burrata (Heirloom tomatoes, house-made Burrata and steamed Maine lobster) followed by Brodo di Cappone con Anolini (Capon soup with Grana Padano raviolini) and veal medallions 'Boscaiola', porcini, corn and fresh tomato – known as Medaglioni di Vitello alla Boscaiola. For dessert, Sobetto di Uva Fragola con Torta degli Angeli – Concord grape sorbetto with angel food cake.
While the pope follows a very specific diet, Bastianich's capon soup was such a hit with His Holiness that he had leftovers the next day. "It was really done from the heart…I made a big pot of capon soup and fed it to him twice. One day with lots of vegetables and one day with lots of rice," says Bastianich.
Each morning started at 6:45 am with the pope coming down for a breakfast that consisted of a medley of frittatas, all kinds of yogurts, honeys and cereals and fruits of every type, recalls Bastianich, "He was rather simple on the breakfasts he liked and was very undemanding of everything, but he loved his coffee."
The pope never did business at the table – maybe with the exception of light scheduling – and didn't stray from his routine of mangoes and pineapple, Melba toast and some jam, despite the abundance of jams, baked goods, crepes and freshly squeezed juices that were available. "Saturday was the last breakfast…and he greeted everyone's family before eating," Bastianich says. "It was very moving."
Bastianich relied on her own personal garden to provide many of the ingredients in the vegetable-inspired lunch that was prepared for Pope Francis. Insalata Cotta e Cruda con la Nostra Ricotta, cooked and raw vegetable salad with Felidia's ricotta, comprised a veritable cornucopia of Bastianich's private vegetable reserve. "Whatever I had in my garden is what I made with…beautiful squash, string beans, beets, sage, basil, parsley, tomatoes…." she says, "We wanted the pope to feel the love of home."
Next came the Risotto con Porcini e Tartufi (Risotto with porcini, summer truffles and Grana Padano Riserva) followed by Pere ed uva al forno con Gelato alla Vaniglia, roasted pears and grapes with vanilla gelato, for dessert.
For dinner, Bastianich focused the four-course meal of fresh striped bass, tuna and vegetables. The Tutto Tonno is tuna tartare made with a semi carpaccio preserve and tonnato sauce that was followed by the Cacio e Pere, pear and pecorino filled ravioli, aged pecorino and crushed black pepper. The main dish of the evening was Bastianich's signature Felidia dish, Spigola Striata al forno con Olio d'oliva e Limone, which is whole roasted striped bass, late summer vegetables, extra virgin olive oil and lemon. The dessert was a specially made apple crostata with local honey ice cream. "I think the focus is on the ingredients – the goodness of the ingredients. When making traditional Italian, stick to traditional Italian products. I always say, 'Follow the recipe…don't be dominated by it,'" says Bastianich.
Bastianich tempers any pride in who she serves with the humility that the Holy Father carries with him to the masses. "Food is not a luxury," she says with the inflection of an Italian matriarch, when asked why cooking for Pope Francis meant so much to her. "Food nourishes us all in about the same way."
Amen to that.
In the sunburned heart of southern New Mexico, the Tres Hermanas Mountains rise from the horizon. Nearby, in the town of Deming, family homes, local business, and acres and acres of pepper farms sprawl out in their protective shadow. It is from these mountains that Tres Hermanas takes its name. It is from this community where Tres Hermanas is inspired.
Tres Hermanas believes that great flavor comes from great farms. This is why the company works diligently alongside farmers that have grown peppers for generations. Together, Tres Hermanas and its farmers cultivate the very best seeds and ideal growing conditions to raise delicious, uniquely New Mexican peppers. All jalapenos, green chiles and tomatillos are grown within a 30-mile radius of the company's headquarters to ensure maximum farm-to-flavor freshness.
Each fall, these peppers are harvested by hand, with each one carefully considered to ensure that only the best New Mexican peppers make it to your shelves – and your shoppers' tables. The farmers and their families celebrate this pepper harvest by making a whirlwind of sauces and salsas, bringing age-old family recipes to life with flavorful fresh ingredients.
Tres Hermanas brings these traditional recipes to you with a full line of peppers and sauces. These peppers fill dishes with raw desert spices. Sauces run from sunset red to verdant green. All are imbued with a touch of something special that sparks the senses, something that transports anyone who enjoys their flavor from their dining room to a sun-soaked plain outside Deming, where three gentle peaks rise to kiss the turquoise sky.
Inspired by the vivid flavors this community has enjoyed for generations, these cooking sauces make it easy to create truly authentic Mexican meals in only a few simple steps.
So whether your shoppers enjoy spicy peppers, authentic sauces or both, everyone will love the dips, enchiladas, nachos, tacos, burritos and even pizzas they can make with the bold, farm-raised flavor of Tres Hermanas.
With restaurants continuing to seek out ways to offer their customers wholesome, natural ingredients, Emmi Roth USA has recently released a new melting cheese to meet the needs of foodservice professionals with flavor and functionality. Natural Melt™ Creamy Fontina helps operators clean up their menus with a multi-purpose melting cheese that is crafted to melt, naturally. Three simple ingredients – pasteurized cultured milk, enzymes and salt – create an approachable flavor and buttery, velvety texture that is suited for a grand scope of culinary applications.
Developed in collaboration with the company's team of corporate chefs and master cheesemakers, the cheese is crafted specifically to melt in hot foodservice applications. Special cheesemaking techniques are employed, including reduction of the protein bondage, to create an ideal natural melting cheese. Emmi Roth's newest creation was launched to help foodservice operators not only elevate a host of menu favorites with a deliciously distinctive note, but also meet consumer demands for natural products.
Natural ingredients and artisan cheese are among the top 20 food trends for 2015 according to the National Restaurant Association's (NRA) Culinary Forecast. NRA's forecast also shows that 75 percent consider natural ingredients and minimally processed food as a hot trend, 65 percent consider artisan cheeses as a hot trend and 25 percent consider it a perennial favorite.
"Our team developed Natural Melt Creamy Fontina in response to the trends we are seeing in foodservice," said Linda Duwve, Vice President of Sales and Marketing at Emmi Roth USA. "We take pride in delivering innovative products and meaningful cheese solutions to our customers and are committed to transparency in our cheesemaking practices and wholesome, natural food production."
Available in 7.5-pound loaves, Natural Melt Creamy Fontina can be easily incorporated into any hot foodservice application that calls for melted cheese, including sauces, soups, dips, mac n' cheeses, burgers, flatbreads, grilled sandwiches and pasta dishes. Evan Topel, Corporate Chef at Emmi Roth USA, has developed a collection of delicious recipes featuring the new cheese:
For more information about Roth Natural Melt Creamy Fontina, visit www.rothnaturalmelt.com.
There's a reason your customers keep Wind & Willow in the pantry at all times and tend to buy multiples when purchasing. They know they'll be getting a consistent quality product, great shelf-life and a multitude of recipes for every mix. Since 1991, customers have been using Wind & Willow savory mixes for more than cheeseballs or spreads. They are the base for many favorite appetizers, side dishes, and even entrees. The latest recipe from the kitchens of Wind & Willow adds a new twist to a traditional favorite.
Turn your traditional mac 'n cheese into an upscale, super side dish with an unexpected Wind & Willow favorite. This time, a sweet dessert mix is used in a savory recipe by combining the Pumpkin Pie Mix with cheeses and cream over pasta. Savory Pumpkin Mac 'n Cheese is a pleasant surprise that will once again have your customers stocking up.
Follow Wind & Willow on Facebook to see new recipes each week: facebook.com/windandwillowfoods. You can also find recipes on the company website at www.windandwillow.com. Find great recipes and tips for every occasion on Pinterest: pinterest.com/cheeseballmix.
Innovative food discovery app Handpick today officially launched its iOS app and website in the U.S., as well as announced its Series A funding. The new app allows food lovers access to over 10 million socially shared food posts from Instagram, hundreds of unique food blogs, and top recipe sites. Handpick's unique semantic technology also recommends ingredient pairings based on what users have on hand. Handpick's 10 million socially shared food posts include dishes from 1.6 million content creators worldwide.
"We started Handpick to let users input what they already have in their kitchen and find dish ideas using those ingredients," saidPayman Nejati, Handpick chief executive officer. "We're curating the best dishes from Instagram and top food blogs, making it easy to discover how people around the world use your favorite ingredients."
Read more here on Kitchenware News, another publication of Oser Communications Group.
This Thanksgiving, some dishes are going to look and taste a little different – except the turkey, of course, according to a new survey from McCormick, America's favorite herbs and spices. Classic sides and desserts are beginning to reflect the growing number of cooks in the kitchen, who are getting more creative with new flavors, ingredients and preparations.
While the majority of Americans still want the turkey to taste the same, the survey revealed 40 percent want to change up their sides and 38 percent want to do the same with desserts. Add that two-thirds of adults are now helping cook the big feast – including one in every two men – and it's clear the Thanksgiving meal is turning into a melting pot of flavors and dishes, evolving from a time when one person planned and prepared a classic meal with mashed potatoes and pumpkin pie.
"Sides and desserts are often made by different people – whether it's a neighbor, a cousin or a friend – and they tend to add their personality to the dish," said Chef Kevan Vetter of the McCormick Kitchens. "That might include using cayenne pepper in a great aunt's sweet potato recipe or searching Pinterest for new flavors, like butterscotch, to make a more decadent pumpkin pie."
Regional differences are also impacting flavors and dishes. For example, Midwesterners are most likely to change up their menus by adding an entirely new dish. And, those in the West and South are more likely to celebrate with a mixture of friends and family from different backgrounds, bringing their own heritage flavors to recipes.
In celebration of this year's big and flavorful Thanksgiving meal, the McCormick kitchens are offering cooks tasty inspiration for stuffing, gravy, vegetables and desserts.
Classic Sides with a Twist: Of the Americans changing up sides, 69 percent said they'd like to add new flavors, while 20 percent are looking for spicier ingredients. Introducing a few unexpected twists to traditional Thanksgiving sides is a great way to bring new tastes to the table while still enjoying the ones you already love.
Flavorful Desserts Prepared in New Ways – Of the Americans changing up dessert, 63 percent want to add new flavors and 29 percent are eager to switch up how it's prepared. Put together a menu that features an array of desserts and gives your guests a chance to sample it all:
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Love the flavors in pumpkin pie? Discover new favorite Thanksgiving and holiday recipes using free FlavorPrint recipe recommendations, which take the flavors you like and recommend the dishes you'll love. Get your FlavorPrint atwww.McCormick.com/FlavorPrint.
Table for 2 from Wind & Willow gives us the comfort food we crave without having to cook for a crowd. The line includes soup mixes, pasta kits and heavenly desserts. The Mushroom Parmesan Pasta is particularly to die for, as is the Warm Apple Crisp (Grandma would be proud). In addition, one of consumers' favorite things about the line is the alternate recipes (use the White Cheddar Potato Soup to make Chicken Pot Pie for 2, for example).
I used Pendleton© Brown Sugar+Molasses Barbecue Sauce the other night to make a batch of baked beans that turned out fabulous! I started with a couple of cups of cooked Anasazi beans. I put that in a pot with about half an onion that I chopped finely and browned in the fat I rendered out of a couple of strips of bacon. I drained the grease and added the browned onion and chopped bacon bits to the beans, then added enough of the barbecue sauce to moisten it well — probably about 3/4 cup. Then I just let it simmer for about 45 minutes while I baked some chicken and dressed some cole slaw. And the best thing is that I managed to stop eating while I still had some leftover beans and cole slaw for today's lunch!
The Anasazi beans are a Southwest heritage variety that I bought at my local farmers market. They're a gorgeous bean with cranberry and cream speckles, and they have a creamy texture when cooked. The Brown Sugar + Molasses sauce is one of a pair of new flavors from Pendleton, which also makes new Hot+Spicy flavor and Original and Mesquite flavors. The sauces are made by Oregon Growers & Shippers in partnership with Hood River Distillers. The Brown Sugar + Molasses Sauce was created for consumers looking for a sweeter flavor profile and is made from premium quality molasses and dark brown sugar for a caramel flavor accented with hints of citrus from coriander and some mild heat from black and chipotle peppers and a backdrop of hickory smoke that add some spicy tang to that sweetness for a result that didn't taste anything like candied beans.
— Lorrie Baumann
During peak picnic season, make sure your spread is complete with the perfect potato salad. With more than 100 potato salads in its rich recipe database, as well as tips from the experts and how-to videos, the Idaho Potato Commission's (IPC) website is your top resource for this popular summer side dish.
"Through analytics we know that close to 70 percent of the visitors to our website during the summer months are looking for recipes or tips to help them make the perfect potato salad," explained Frank Muir, President/CEO of the IPC. "Our new recipe database, Ask Dr. Potato question and answer forum, and abundant how-to videos on our YouTube channel demonstrate how and why Idaho® potatoes are the ideal potato for summer salads."
Hot, cold, traditional, or with a twist, there are so many different mouth-watering Idaho potato salad recipes that you can serve a new one to your family every day during the summer months. It's hard to resist the traditional potato salad with mayonnaise and hardboiled eggs, but if you're looking for a light and nutrient-dense option, try the Asparagus and Idaho Potato Quinoa Salad with Orange Parsley Dressing. Loaded with flavor, textures, and important vitamins and minerals, this dish can stand alone as a vegetarian meal or accompany your family's favorite protein. Did we mention it's gluten-free, too?
Dr. Potato
There isn't a potato-related question that Dr. Potato can't answer. The number one trending question this season is, "How long does potato salad last in the refrigerator?" Here is Dr. Potato's response: "Did the salad get made up and then refrigerated right away, and you just have some left over? If this is the case then it should easily last three to four days. Was the salad used at a picnic and then placed back in the refrigerator? Then probably no more than the next day, if that. I usually don't recommend saving the salad after it has sat out in the heat at all."
To read more on this topic and other popular potato-related questions, please visit http://foodserviceblog.idahopotato.com.
YouTube How-to Videos
If you have always wondered how to make your potato salad look as good as the pros, try visiting the IPC's library of videos. Popular food blogger Average Betty shows how she makes her "pota-totally" awesome salad, Roasted Red Potato Salad with Arugula, Blue Cheese, Cranberries, Candied Pecans and Balsamic Dressing. This salad is so flavorful and easy-to-make there's a good chance you'll want to serve it at your next meal!
To go directly to the IPC's potato salad recipe collection, visit: http://recipes.idahopotato.com/allthingspotatosalads
By Lorrie Baumann
A colleague of mine at Oser Communications Group has asked me to review a recipe for Pasta with Jam Sauce concocted by Mr. West Collins and demonstrated in a YouTube video that can be seen at http://youtu.be/90tZUltzRBc. She asked me to respond to the video as a professional writer on matters of culinaria, based on my experience as editorial director of Gourmet News, the business newspaper of the specialty food industry, and Kitchenware News & Housewares Review magazine, as part of her participation in GISHWHES as a member of Team CommorientLoves6RMartial Arts.
Collins' recipe calls for canned pasta sauce, carrot juice, Goldfish crackers and a whole apple with several bites out of it, which of course does not adhere to our traditional notions of how to make a great pasta sauce. It must be said, though, that there are certainly more recipes for pasta sauce out there than there have ever been pasta cooks to concoct them, so we must not accept without question the notion that Collins' recipe is entirely new to the world.
We recreated the recipe in our editorial office with Hunt's all-natural tomato sauce, which does not include added sugar; Polaner strawberry spreadable fruit, which is sweetened only with fruit juice; Bolthouse Farms carrot juice; Pepperidge Farm's Baked Goldfish crackers, flavor blasted with "Xplosive Pizza + Parmesan" for a little bit of Italian flavoring; and a Red Delicious apple, which was removed when the pasta was served on elbow macaroni from a carton of Kraft macaroni and cheese.
The results admittedly fall short of our expectations for a fine Italian pasta sauce, due primarily to the ingredient choices, which could have been improved. However, ingredients are just one element in a successful culinary experience. Other necessary elements include technique and tools. Collins' video demonstrates that he had available to him the essential tools of a modern American home kitchen, although it is also apparent that his technique with them is not expert. Clearly, that will benefit from future experiments in the kitchen and additional instruction from a knowledgeable cook with more culinary experience than he.
With quality ingredients, adequate tools and a firm grasp of basic technique, any cook can put an edible meal on the table. But putting an exceptional meal on the table calls for something else: the creativity born of imagination and a willingness to experiment. And that, Collins brings in abundance.
That being the case, the actual taste of the dish that results from Collins' recipe is almost irrelevant. In any case, the sauce made from his recipe is not all that different from a nationally distributed brand that has certainly turned a profit over the years. What Collins is really serving up here, along with his Pasta with Jam Sauce, is fun. That the adults around him encouraged his experiment fostered his creativity and culinary courage. That they recorded it and shared it with us allows us also to have a taste of the fun.
However, if you are looking for your own opportunity to cook up a playful take on an Italian classic, I would suggest some experiments with the Maple Bacon Aioli recently released by Stonewall Kitchen, a premium product that you'll find in a specialty grocery or gourmet store. Stonewall Kitchen sent me a couple of jars to sample and review, and I recently tried it out as a pizza sauce with good results. I used a prepared pizza crust from Trader Joe's, rolled it out and spread it with the aioli, then topped it with chopped roast chicken and mozzarella cheese and baked it. Delicious!


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Fox Nation Uses Image From "Mrs. Doubtfire" To Mock Transgender People
Fox Nation used a degrading image from the movie "Mrs. Doubtfire" to accompany a story about transgender healthcare, adding to the website's long history of using offensive images to mock and demonize transgender people.
On January 13, Fox Nation posted a Newsmax.com article [1] describing new regulations in California and Oregon that require insurance companies to cover medically necessary treatments for transgender patients if they also cover those treatments for patients who aren't transgender.
The Fox Nation post [2] featured a picture from the film "Mrs. Doubtfire," ostensibly meant to poke fun at the serious problem [3] of denying transgender people health insurance coverage for medical treatment:
In response, the LGBT equality group Basic Rights Oregon launched a petition [4] to end Fox's dehumanizing treatment of transgender people. By the morning of January 15, the image had been taken down and replaced with an image of a stethoscope:
Fox Nation has a history [5] of using inflammatory and insulting images to degrade transgender people.
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DHI Awards for 2010 Best Doctors in America
Representing the Division of Gastroenterology and Liver Disease, Dr. Fabio Cominelli and Dr Gerard Isenberg were elected to the 2009-2010 Best Doctors in America.
Best Doctors database contains the names and professional affiliations of doctors chosen through a comprehensive peer-review survey that asks: "If you or a loved one needed a doctor in your specialty, to whom would you refer them?" The database represents the top 3 percent to 5 percent of physicians in more than 400 medical subspecialties. A Best Doctors physician goes through regular evaluations by the company in order to maintain his or her status as one of the Best Doctors in America
The Top Doctors were selected through a peer nomination process. More than a quarter million doctors were surveyed about who should be included in the book. Surveyed physicians nominate top doctors in their own and other specialties, especially those to whom they would refer their own patients.
The full listing of America's Top Doctors, published in a volume by Castle Connolly Medical Ltd., can be found here.


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Max highway speed with 4.56 gears?
I have 33 inch tires. If i upgrade to 4.56 gears, which is the plan, what would be my expected max highway speed and RPM's? I currently have 3.07 gears and i hit 70ish at 1800-1900 RPM's (i haven't changed the speedo yet so not sure of actual speed, but speedo read 80 and i was keeping up with traffic). it takes a while to get up to speed of course.
97 sport with 4.0, 5 speed.
your max highway speed will be about 138mph @ 5000rpms with 4.56s & 33s.
personally, I wouldn't recommend driving a TJ that fast.
I cant tell you your exact speed/ rpm because I haven't done the speedo gear yet, but a few months ago I went from 3.73's on 33's to 4.56's and its the best thing I've done to the jeep. Its a new world of driving once you hop on the HWY. You will smile a little bit when you throw it into 5th for the first time...
4.56 & 33" tires will give you essentially the same RPMs at highway speeds as the factory originally built it with. In other words, you can go any safe highway speed with 4.56 & 33" tires as you could when the TJ was brand new & fresh out of the factory.
Thanks for the info. As for the speed, i was more curious about speed vs RPM's. for those with 33's and 4.56 gears, what speed/rPM do you consider your peak in terms of engine performance? I had an old nova years ago and changed Gears with similar ratios. The highway speeds dropped significantly due to the engine reaching high RPMs faster. I went from a maximum of about 130 mph (highest i went) to about 85 due to the gear change, but my off the line performance changed dramatically. Just curious if i could expect the same results.
I have a lengthy trip coming up and was curious what my expected speed would be so i can plan for time. I'll always keep safety in mind and will adjust accordingly for that.
I got this jeep like this so i dont have basis for comparison in terms of stock or any other combinations. Thanks again all.
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Q&A: Felix Sturm
After 14 months outside the ring, WBA middleweight world champion Felix Sturm (33-2-1, 14 KOs) is ready to make his comeback, defending against dangerous puncher Giovanni Lorenzo (29-2, 21 KOs) on September 4th at the Lanxess Arena in Cologne, Germany. Sturm is not only fighting, he will also be promoting the event under the Sturm Box-Promotion banner. FIGO-Sport spoke to the popular champion about his comeback, his new company and much more.
Hello Felix, how's the training going?
Good, today ten rounds with three sparring partners. I'm in good shape.
Who are your training partners in camp?
Lolega Mock, the EU midddleweight champion, and also two very good Polish middleweights.
How's your weight?
This coming Friday I'll be at the fight weight for the first time. My physical condition couldn't be better. I make middleweight quite well. Over the weekend I'll let the cells recharge and that should be fine. I already eat and drink normally. Now we'll train in short, quick bursts of 45 minutes to an hour. We're still studying a few things, and that's broadly what we'll do.
Are you still doing strength training?
Yes, on Friday there is strength training, so the musculature stays firm. We've carried out the strength program throughout the whole preparation accompanying the boxing.
Do you train on Friday quick strength or endurance?
It's a general strength training program which contains both kinds.
Which gloves will you use in the ring, the German Paffen or the American Grant?
Grant, but Lorenzo can box with what he wants. Here I'm not fixed on a certain type. He should use whatever he likes best.
Why the American gloves?
It's my personal feeling. The American gloves sit best of all on my hands. I have long hands and they don't fit every model. Many gloves wear out in the fight, with Grant I keep a good grip. In addition, they fit very well to my style of fighting.
What's up with Linkin Park? Will they play your walk-in live?
Last I heard they will be as a hologram in the arena and play live for us. But maybe they can come also. It's a cool group. They've also invited me to their concert in Cologne on October 29th. They are world stars but nevertheless very cool guys. That has impressed me.
It's your first fight as your own promoter. Will you take any old good luck bringers like fight trunks or boxing boots with you in the ring?
No, this is a superstition. I box in the things that feel good. Now I box in black and red, which are the colors of my logo. I don't think much about this stuff. I'm just happy about the fight. The rest is a secondary matter.
How did the preparations go with a baby at home?
No problem. I lived at the hotel during the day and came home in the evening. Then we had breakfast together. My wife often visited me in Cologne and soon we're moving here completely. Our apartment is virtually finished. But my son Mahir was always a good sleeper. Naturally he had his phases as his teeth came or he had growth spurts. But then my wife had me come back here so I could concentrate on my training.
After we had our last conversation there was a big response from the USA. Will fight you again in America?
Clearly, absolutely. But we have a very big interest here in Germany. We're repositioning ourselves here. There are inquiries whether I would give Sebastian Sylvester a rematch, which I would basically desire. Or if Pavlik remains at middleweight or new people come like Pirog – this is all very interesting for me. But now I have only my next opponent Giovanni Lorenzo on my mind. He has power and can decide a fight with one punch. After a 14 month break I want to be convincing in the ring. I have already once before made the mistake of wanting too much. After the fight on September 4th there are the next plans.
Do you feel liberated in this fight after the separation from Universum?
Now clearly, I am a free man. It has highly loaded me. With Universum I was always positive. I left with a good feeling and both parties are happy about the solution. And I am the happiest because I can finally go my own way with my gym and my team. My manager (Roland Bebak) and my trainers (Clive Salz and Fritz Sdunek) are also my friends. We also have a good relationship with the sparring partners and the boxers who are with me under contract.
There was also a lot of luck on our side. Cologne Arena is the biggest Europe and one must book 1-3 years in advance, but nevertheless we got a date at rather short notice. A lot has worked out as we have introduced ourselves.
Are the ticket sales good?
Yes, we've now sold 9,000 tickets and the people are coming back from their vacation. I think it'll be really full.
Ten years ago I made my debut as a professional boxer in Cologne, on the undercard of the Klitschkos. Since then I've wanted to box here again. The fight will be great and the undercard is super. The fans will be thrilled. We'll offer them a lot of excitement for their tickets. After such a long break, finally, I want to stand again in the ring. I'm hungry like never before. For me it's also a new beginning. Come and support me live in Cologne!


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HEI Distributor and Alternator, ford 460
K so im a tad stuck, Brought and installed a hei dizzy but i have no idea how to wire it up properly, its 1 wire to the battery and the car runs algud but only way to turn it off is take the wire off. How and where do i put this wire so it turns off when i turn the key off?
Iv been searching all over for a positive wire thats connected to the ignition switch but i can't find ****, I found one wire tested 12vs when key turned on and 0 when turned off but the problem was as soon as i put that wire with the dizzy wire it dropped to like 8 volts and wasnt enuff to start it? like as soon as i touch the wire the the dizzy one it drops voltage . . . .
also my alternator . . . how do i test this is working? its not wired up yet i brought a new voltage regulator etc but doesnt seem to work maybe i wired it up wrong? but how can i test that its my wiring or the alternator? iv started the car and put a volt meter directly on the red terminal on the alternator and ground but doesnt show any volts? does the voltage regulator need wired in for the alternator to work ? can someone point me in the right direction to seeing if my alternator is stuffed and how to wire it up properly?
I got a diagram from the auto electrician on how to wire it up but it says a wire from the regulator to ignition switch but i cant seem to find a dam positive 12volt wire on the ignition switch the only one i found as soon as i touch the voltage regulator wire to it it drops to 4volts . . . also this is the same wire i tried hooking the hei distributor upto.
Grrrrr the stupid guy should of deloomed the engine bay when he took the old engine out its like a million wires everywhere half dont even go anywhere got wires under the dash not hooked up and alsorts, iv got a ford 460 in an xj6 jaguar
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Power Steering Conversion
Hey everybody! Im a 17 year old kid trying to get my uncle's 1970 Nova runnin around on the street again. Right now i need power steering and was wondering what its gonna take (what components) to convert my baby from manual steering to power. Any help is greatly appreciated.
Power steering pump and brackets for 68-74 Nova, steering box, hoses, engine pulleys for the same.
I used a junkyard '76 Monte Carlo pump & brackets, & a junkyard '75 Firebird gear when I converted my '72 Nova. I used the rag joint that came on the Firebird gearbox, & I used a new pitman arm & hoses (both listed for '72 Nova w/PS).
The gear had 4 mounting holes, but only 3 are used on a Nova. Many other GM car gears will fit, but there are some differences in the internal steering stops (mine stops when the tire hits the subframe), & in the hose connections. GM changed the hose end configuration from flare to O-ring after '76, but adapters are available, or you can have a custom hose built at a hydraulic shop.
For the pump, be sure you use bracketry from a long-water-pump engine ('69-later cars, '73-later trucks). Some have a short bolt that goes into threads in the water pump, but some use a through-bolt at the same location (driver's side of water pump). I had to adapt mine, but I forget which way.
Factory cars with PS & air have a 3-groove crank pulley. The alternator belt goes to the rear, the PS belt in the middle, & the AC belt on the front. Alternator & PS belts both go on the water pump pulley, AC does not.
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Where are the "silver linings" for the Ahwatukee Foothills area from the proposed South Mountain Freeway?
I have the entire 1,000-plus page South Mountain Freeway (Loop 202) Draft Environmental Impact Study (DEIS) document in my possession, reading it cover to cover. I have yet to see any positive benefits for the construction of this segment of the Loop 202 in our village. Yet, there are very strong financial and logistical outcomes for the folks on the western alignment along the 59th Avenue and Interstate 10 interchange if the freeway is constructed.
On the eastern side there will be permanent pain and suffering due: disrespectful scaring to South Mountain, increased noise and air pollution, destruction of a church and several hundred homes, plus increased local traffic volumes on the interior streets. Also, no true relief on the I-10 as the connection point on the west side is 59th Avenue and most people in my village do not work close to that location.
In all fairness to the Arizona Department of Transportation/Maricopa Association of Governments planners they project a 7 percent reduction in volume on the Broadway Curve (if the freeway is completed), but to put that number in perspective — if 100,000 vehicles travel on the Broadway Curve everyday that means the number drops to 93,000. I would probably not even notice that difference in the level of service on that curve.
So if you want to net this all out it comes down to the fact that the west side wins both financially and with improved traffic flow and the east side pays — permanently with the destruction of a portion of the freeway, a church, 100-plus homes and increased air and noise pollution.
I welcome any and all comments on my logic.
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I strongly suggest that you go back through the materials that you have, and find the specific information that is offered on those particular subjects. Re-read it carefully, and discover all of the "whys."
Please let me know what is the actual correct answer to #4, above. I am most anxious to find out what it is.


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NORFOLK, Va. – The UAB baseball team sealed its sixth consecutive three-game series with an 8-6 victory at Old Dominion on Saturday afternoon. It marked the first time since 2011 that UAB had won its first two Conference USA series.
The last five batters in the UAB lineup all had at least one RBI on the afternoon. Junior first baseman Jeff Schalk had two RBI on a sixth inning-home run, while sophomore infielder Evan Peterson knocked in two runs and had two doubles on Saturday.
"That's exciting, isn't it," head coach Brian Shoop said. "Baseball is a team game. It is not an individual game, it is a team game. We've executed pretty well. I am proud of us. That's a really good win for us."
Freshman left-handed pitcher Thomas Lowery recorded his second win of the year at Old Dominion. The first-year pitcher pitched two innings of relief and gave up one earned run. Sophomore right-handed pitcher Adam Lau earned his third save of 2014, registering the final two outs.
UAB (16-4, 4-1) jumped out to an early advantage on Saturday afternoon at Old Dominion (11-8, 1-4). With runners on second and third and one out in the second inning, redshirt junior infielder Matt Morse singled to right field to score Schalk. The very UAB batter, sophomore infielder Adam Smith, hit a sacrifice bunt, plating Peterson, and giving the Blazers a 2-0 lead.
Old Dominion rebounded with a run of its own in the bottom of the second inning. ODU senior infielder Tyler Urps was hit by a pitch with the bases loaded, cutting the UAB advantage to 2-1.
The host-Monarchs would take the lead in the bottom of the fifth. ODU junior outfielder Josh Eldridge hit an RBI single off UAB junior right-handed pitcher Alex Luna to tie the game. Luna, UAB's starter on Saturday, would be replaced, after giving up another single, by Lowery. Lowery would give up a bases-loaded walk, but got UAB out of the jam down one run.
UAB would not stay down for long. In their next at bats, the Blazers would record two runs. Senior designated hitter Ryan Prinzing drew a walk to begin the sixth inning. Two batters later, Schalk crushed a home run to right field, hitting it off the scoreboard, giving UAB a 4-3 lead.
"We don't hit many," added Shoop. "It was exciting. It was only our second one of the year. It was a big two runs, but only two. It looked like it would take seven or eight to win. Thankfully, we did and it was enough."
Old Dominion knotted things up in its next time up. Freshman infielder Nick Walker hit an RBI single to center field off Lowery, scoring sophomore outfielder Connor Myers.
The back-and-forth contest continued in the seventh inning. UAB pushed ahead 5-4 after Prinzing hit an RBI single to plate Davis.
In the ninth inning, UAB would get insurance on three additional runs. Peterson hit a two RBI double to deep right field, and then scored after a single from sophomore catcher Mitch Williams.
Senior left-handed pitcher Turner Lee came in for the bottom of the ninth and gave up one earned run after giving up a single and double, respectively. Adam Lau filled in for Lee and retired two Monarchs to seal the Conference USA series for the Blazers.
The three-game series comes to a conclusion on Sunday at the Bud Metheny Baseball Complex. First pitch is slated for 10 a.m. CT in Norfolk, Va.
Notes: Through 20 games, the 2014 UAB baseball team holds an overall record of 16-4, its best start to a season since 2005 … For the first time since 2011, UAB won its first two Conference USA series … Junior first baseman Jeff Schalk hit his second home run of the year at Old Dominion ... Junior outfielder Chase Davis extended his hitting streak to five games with a single to lead off the contest … Sophomore infielder Evan Peterson matched his career-best with two RBI … Peterson also became the second Blazer, joining Davis, to have two doubles in a single game in 2014.
For the latest news on Blazer sports, follow the UAB Athletics Twitter account: @UABathletics. For baseball news, follow @UAB_Baseball.


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Klimt was considered pornographic by many in his time. And yet, today, you can find his work on the walls of every college dorm. Hmmm. As we think about it, maybe that's not the best example.
so woot can say he's known to be pornographic, but I can't say he's a perv? nope no double standard at all.
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How much does the artist make off Amazon's sale of his work?
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Public Domain.
Last year my daughter was sent to the principal's office because she had an iPod case with "The Kiss" on it. She was a senior in high school. The principal just laughed and sent her to class.
Klimt is my favorite artist. I'm not saying he's the greatest ever, but there is something about his paintings that have always appealed to me personally.....the vibrant colors, the shapes, the sensual nature... So Happy Birthday Gustav! (1862-1918)
Guest: "Your wife was just showing us her Klimt."
Mellon: "You too, huh? Yeah, she shows it to everyone."
Guest: "She must be very proud of it!"
Mellon: "I'm proud of mine, too. I don't go waving it around at parties, though."
-Rodney Dangerfield, 'Back to School'
Anyone know if these prints use the gold foil?
seanegay wrote:Anyone know if these prints use the gold foil?
They do not. These are printed reproductions. Nice, but no gold.
Stop trying to work the word 'twerk' into your blurbs, Woot. It isn't cool!
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Hume hosted law prof John Yoo to analyze court challenge to Bush's Gitmo policy, never disclosed that Yoo designed it
In an interview with former deputy assistant attorney general John C. Yoo [1] on the April 7 edition of Fox News' Special Report with Brit Hume about a federal court challenge to the Bush administration's handling of so-called "enemy combatants," Fox News Washington managing editor Brit Hume presented Yoo as an impartial legal expert. In fact, Yoo was a primary architect of the exact policy under review in the case that Hume invited him to discuss on the program. But Hume did not even identify Yoo, now a law professor at the University of California, Berkeley, as a conservative, introducing him merely as "law professor John Yoo of the University of California at Berkeley" and "a former deputy assistant attorney general in the Justice Department's Office of Legal Counsel, where he served from 2001 to 2003."
Hume's interview with Yoo focused on a recent appeal of a November 8, 2004, decision [2] by U.S. District Court Judge James Robertson in the case of Salim Ahmed Hamdan [3], who admits to being Osama bin Laden's personal driver but claims he was not involved in terrorism. Robertson ruled that the military tribunal under which the Pentagon planned to try Hamdan -- along with hundreds of other suspected terrorists captured in Afghanistan and currently held in Guantánamo Bay, Cuba -- violated Hamdan's rights under the Geneva Conventions. Rejecting the Pentagon's argument that Hamdan is an "enemy combatant" entitled to no protection under the conventions, Robertson ruled:
[U]nless and until a competent tribunal determines that petitioner is not entitled to the protections afforded prisoners-of-war under Article 4 of the Geneva Convention Relative to the Treatment of Prisoners of War of August 12, 1949, he may not be tried by Military Commission for the offenses with which he is charged. [p. 5].
Robertson reasoned that since Hamdan has had access to no such tribunal to determine his status under the Geneva Conventions, and since the Military Commission, which the Pentagon established to try suspected terrorists for war crimes, violates the conventions' requirement that POWs be tried "according to the same procedure as in the case of members of the armed forces of the Detaining Power," Hamdan cannot be subject to the Military Commission [p. 14]. (This commission severely limits the rights of defendants. In particular, Robertson noted that a defendant lacks the "right to be present at every phase of his trial and to see all the evidence admitted against him" [p. 27].)
Hume let Yoo criticize Robertson's ruling that Hamdan and other detainees are subject to the Geneva Conventions. But he never even hinted that Yoo's criticism was not a dispassionate legal analysis, but rather a defense of Yoo's own legal reasoning. Indeed, Yoo was largely responsible for the legal reasoning underlying President Bush's February 7, 2002, decision [4] to exempt suspected Al Qaeda detainees from the Geneva Conventions. Less than a month earlier, on January 9, 2002, Yoo distributed a memo [5] making precisely the argument that Robertson rejected in the Hamdan case: that the president may simply declare that the Conventions do not apply to an entire class of detainees.
Neither Hume nor Yoo provided viewers with a counterargument to the Pentagon's argument in the Hamdan case, originally crafted by Yoo, despite the fact that many experts in international law and even high-ranking officials within the Bush administration have vigorously disputed it. In a February 2, 2002, memo [6] to then-White House counsel Alberto R. Gonzales, State Department legal adviser William H. Taft IV wrote that "a decision that the Conventions do apply is consistent with the plain language of the conventions and the unvaried practice of the United States in introducing its armed forces into conflict over fifty years" and that "a decision that the convention apply provides the best legal basis for treating the Al Qaeda and Taliban detainees in the way we intend to treat them." Then-Secretary of State Colin Powell noted [7] a week earlier that a decision not to apply the convention would "reverse over a century of U.S. policy and practice in supporting the Geneva Conventions and undermine the protections of the laws of war for our troops."
Expert legal opinion outside the Bush administration also directly contradicts the arguments Yoo made, unrebutted, on Special Report. Human Rights Watch wrote in a 2002 "Background Paper on Geneva Conventions and Persons Held by U.S. Forces [8]" that "combatants captured during an international armed conflict should be presumed to be POWs until determined otherwise" and "No detainee can be without a legal status under the Conventions." Amnesty International similarly noted [9] in 2004 that "[t]hose captured in the armed conflict in Afghanistan prior to June 2002 ... should have been presumed to be prisoners of war unless and until a 'competent tribunal' determined otherwise, as required by the Third Geneva Convention."
In addition to his role in the contentious legal debate over the Geneva Conventions, Yoo was also reportedly a primary author of the infamous August 2002 "torture memo [10]," which argued that the president's authority as commander-in-chief allows him to order torture under certain circumstances. The memo was almost universally condemned by legal scholars, and even the administration eventually repudiated it. Though the memo, which concerned the legal boundaries governing detainee interrogations, was signed by then-assistant attorney general Jay S. Bybee [11] (who is now a federal judge), The New York Times reported [12] on January 5 that in fact Yoo "wrote much of the memorandum." (The Associated Press also reported [13] that Yoo "helped write the key memo.")
In a June 25, 2004, article [14], the Times quoted multiple legal scholars blasting the legal reasoning of the memos as "abominable," "utterly unjustifiable," and "embarrassingly weak, just short of reckless." Eventually, both the White House and the Justice Department repudiated the memo. The Washington Post reported [15] on June 23, 2004:
President Bush's aides yesterday disavowed an internal Justice Department opinion that torturing terrorism suspects might be legally defensible. ... Responding to pressure from Congress and outrage around the world, officials at the White House and the Justice Department derided the August 2002 legal memo on aggressive interrogation tactics, calling parts of it overbroad and irrelevant and saying it would be rewritten.
Progressive media watchdog Fairness and Accuracy in Reporting has conducted [16] three separate surveys of the guests in Special Report's solo interview slot, which show that guests are overwhelmingly conservative and Republican. Media Matters for America has noted [17] that on the rare occasions when a progressive does appear in the slot, the topic of the interview is almost always an issue on which that person's view happens to fall, uncharacteristically, on the conservative side. Yoo's appearance took this pattern beyond mere imbalance; rather than merely offering a single conservative perspective on a controversial conservative policy, Hume invited an author of such a policy to provide unrebutted "analysis" of a court challenge to it.
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Name: Keisean Lucier-South
Position: Defensive end
Height/Weight: 6-5, 220 lbs
Location: Lutheran HS, Orange, Calif.
Class of 2015
Offers: Alabama, Arizona, Arizona State, Boise State, California, Louisville, LSU, Miami, Michigan, Missouri, Notre Dame, Penn State, Oregon, Oregon State, TCU, Tennessee, Texas, UCLA, USC, Washington, Washington State
Scouting Report: Lucier-South is a five-star prospect, according to the 247 Sports composite rankings. One of the most athletic pass rushing prospects in the 2015 class. Can play DE in a 4-3 and rush linebacker in 3-4 schemes. A pass rushing presence in the mold of a Dion Jordan/Jason Taylor type of player. Needs to improve his initial burst and fill out into his frame a bit more, which should come with time. Could blow up with a strong senior season.
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I can't say I necessarily understand Kim Kardashian's fame, but I also can't deny that she's got some sweet makeup. Actually so do her sisters, Khloe and Kourtney. Here's Kim's list of how she gets picture perfect.
- Cleans her face and moisturizes. Then smooths on Intuit 'Photo Shoot' Primer.
- Conceals under eyes and any redness with Cle de Peau Concealer Stick (2 shades) and MAC Concealer.
- Mixes foundations- Make Up Forever Liquid Foundation (3 colors) to find her perfect match and applies with a MAC Brush No. 180.
- Applies more MAC Select Moisture Cover Concealer under the eyes.
- Sets foundation with MAC Select Sheer Pressed Powder NC 30 and contours with MAC Powder NW 45.
- Brushes on MAC Blush in Gingerly.
- Dabs on MAC Paint Pot in Painterly for a base. Her favorite eye shadows are: Blacks: MAC Carbon, Grey: MAC Knight Divine and Print, Brown: Embark, MAC Pigment in Tan and Makeup Forever Pigments.
- Lines eyes with Stila Black Pencil Eye Liner.
- For the lashes she uses MAC Zoom and layers with Lancome's Hypnose, then uses a lash comb to separate.
- Kim likes nude lips to go with her smoky eyes. She uses MAC Lip Liner in Subculture and NARS Belle Du Jour Lipstick. She also likes MAC Lip Liner in Stripdown, MAC Lipstick in Angel, then tops it off with NARS Lip Gloss in Turkish Delight.


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31Quinton Chievous
- Game-By-Game Statistics
- It was announced after the season (4/3/13) that he would transfer; he enrolled at Hampton University in the summer of 2014.
- Appeared in nine games and tallied four points and seven rebounds in 32 total minutes played.
- Grabbed one rebound and scored two points, both coming at the free-throw line, in Tennessee's win at Auburn (3/5/14).
- Saw five minutes of action at No. 6 Florida (1/25/14), totaling one rebound and one assist.
- Grabbed a pair of rebounds vs. UTEP (11/28/13) in the Battle For Atlantis tournament on Paradise Island, Bahamas.
- Had two points and three rebounds in 13 minutes off the bench at Xavier (11/12/13).
- Game-By-Game Statistics
- Appeared in 22 games and averaged 2.5 points and 2.4 rebounds in 10.2 minutes per game.
- After not playing in Tennessee's first nine SEC games, he saw action in each of the team's last 12 games to finish the season, averaging 3.3 points.
- In SEC games, he averaged 2.4 points and 1.9 rebounds while shooting 3-for-5 from 3-point range (.600).
- Scored a career-high 10 points on 5-of-8 shooting in UT's SEC Tournament win over Mississippi State (3/14/13).
- Totaled seven points, a career-high five rebounds and a career-high two assists as the Vols beat Missouri (3/9/13); his father is Missouri's all-time leading scorer.
- Made his SEC debut at South Carolina (2/10/13) and recorded four points, one rebound and a steal in 11 minutes.
- Had six points and three rebounds in 12 minutes off the bench against Oakland (11/26/12).
- Played 23 minutes in UT's win over UMass at the Puerto Rico Tip-Off (11/18/12), scoring four points and grabbing four rebounds.
- Made his Tennessee debut in UT's season-opening win over Kennesaw State (11/9/12), playing 11 minutes off the bench.
- Redshirted during the 2011-12 season, as the Vols had depth in the backcourt (seven scholarship guards).
- Was a member of UT's practice squad but did not dress for games.
- Graduated from Notre Dame College Prep in Niles, Ill., where he was coached by Tom Les.
- Averaged 21 points and 10 rebounds per game as a senior in 2011 while leading the Dons to the IHSA Class AAAA state tournament and a 23-7 record.
- Though 2011 was just his third year playing organized basketball, he was the leading scorer in the formidable East Suburban Catholic Conference and earned second-team All-State honors from the Illinois Basketball Coaches Association and The News-Gazette in East Central Illinois.
- In his first two seasons of high school basketball, Chievous helped lead the Dons to consecutive IHSA regional championships in 2009 and 2010.
- He played summer ball with the Mac Irvin AAU program.
- Born Dec. 31, 1992, in Kansas City, Mo.
- Full name is Quinton Brady Chievous
- Last name pronounced: CHEE-viss
- Academic major: Communication Studies
- Parents are Derrick Chievous and Michelle Cole
- Chose Tennessee over Saint Louis University.
- Father is the all-time leading scorer at Missouri (2,580 points from 1985-88) and was selected by the Houston Rockets with the 16th overall pick in the 1988 NBA Draft.
- Derrick Chievous played three seasons in the NBA for the Rockets and the Cleveland Cavaliers.
- Recipient of the Dean & Clara Jones Athletic Scholarship Endowment.


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NHL PLAYOFFS: Flyers force decisive Game 7
PHILADELPHIA — As they trailed in the series, the Flyers always believed they'd return to New York.
Even on short rest, they're ready for one more comeback.
"If we win Game 7, it's going to feel even more special because it's over there," Flyers captain Claude Giroux said.
Wayne Simmonds scored three goals, Steve Mason stopped 34 shots and the Flyers beat the Rangers 5-2 Tuesday night to even their first Eastern Conference playoff series at three games apiece.
Erik Gustafsson also scored as Philadelphia added a third Game 7 to the NHL schedule for tonight. While the other two series last played on Monday night, the Flyers and Rangers have a quick turnaround before their final game at Madison Square Garden.
"We know we can win a game up there," Flyers coach Craig Berube said. "It's confidence. Our guys realize that we can do it."
Simmonds scored in the first period and twice more in the second for his first career postseason hat trick. Mason survived a busy first period and stopped 31 straight shots until Carl Hagelin scored late in the third. Mats Zuccarello also scored for New York in the final minute.
By the third, Simmonds had ready helped stake the Flyers to a 4-0 lead and the outcome was a mere formality.
Giroux had an empty-netter for the Flyers, who will try for a second win in New York this series.
Simmonds, a 29-goal scorer who had one in the first five games, completed the hat trick with 4:41 left in the second.
With a short break, Rangers goaltender Henrik Lundqvist was yanked for Cam Talbot to open the third period.
Lundqvist stopped 19 of 23 shots. He couldn't stop Simmonds.
"I already started thinking about (Game 7)," Lundqvist said. "You don't want to analyze this too much. We have a Game 7 at home."
Simmonds camped out in the dirty area, in front of the crease, and pounded home three short goals that had Flyers fans going wild. On the brink of elimination, about the only thing that could slow down the Flyers were their fans — the game was delayed for a lengthy cleanup after they littered the ice with hats. Someone even threw a shoe.
Outplayed for most of the series, the Flyers were lucky to escape the first period with a 1-0 lead. They were careless with the puck in their own zone and had nine turnovers, which led to a ton of work for Mason, who made 13 saves in the period.
"It's always important to feel the puck early," he said. "I was able to make a couple of timely saves to start off the game and feel good for the rest of it. It was nice to be busy a little earlier in the game."
Simmonds put Philadelphia in front with his third hack at a rebound on a power play. Across the street, the rain-delayed Philadelphia Phillies rang the home run Liberty Bell in celebration of the goal.
Simmonds, a 6-foot-2, 183-pound forward, was just warming up.
Brayden Schenn stripped New York's Dan Girardi of the puck, and then lost control in front of the crease. Simmonds was perfectly positioned off to Lundqvist's right side and pounded in the trickling puck for a 2-0 lead just 1:32 into the second.
Simmonds again was just outside the crease to knock in his third goal late in the second for the 4-0 lead.
"We knew the situation," Simmonds said. "You've got to get pumped up for games like this."


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Donovan went on loan to Bayern Munich at the start of 2009 and despite gaining little playing time he's been inquiring about potential moves, both loans and transfers, this coming winter to help prepare for the 2010 World Cup.
Moyes utilized U.S. striker Brian McBride on loan while manager of Preston North End as well as Everton, and moved to sign keeper Tim Howard from Manchester United two years ago after taking him on a long-term loan.
Donovan is entering the first of two option years on his MLS contract and has expressed a desire to go overseas, preferably on a transfer if the right opportunity arose. Moyes lacks the funds to purchase Donovan during the January transfer window, though a deal could arise if Moyes decided to sell as well as buy next month. MLS and Donovan have not confirmed nor commented on reports that the two sides have begun negotiations for a new contract.
Everton lost to rival Liverpool, 2-0, in the Merseyside derby a week and a half ago, and had to stage a desperate rally to tie Tottenham last weekend at home, 2-2. It is 15th in the 20-team Premier League, tied on 16 points with Hull City, the club that employs U.S. striker Jozy Altidore.
Hull had been mentioned as a possible Donovan loan destination even before midfielder Jimmy Bullard suffered a knee injury when he flipped over the back of an opposing player and landed awkwardly against Aston Villa Saturday. Bullard's expected absence of six to eight weeks means he can return well before the January window closes, so Hull's need for a short-term replacement is not so critical.
Everton needs shoring up. Tricky, creative Spanish midfielder Mikel Arteta suffered a cruciate ligament injury last February that has required two follow-up surgeries and his nine-month layoff has been extended by an infection. He is recuperating at his residence in Spain.
Phil Neville, Phil Jagielka, Jack Rodwell, Leon Osman, Louis Saha, Yakubu Ayegbeni, Dan Gosling, Sylvain Distin and Lucas Neill have all missed time in recent months because of injuries, and while the defense has been hit harder than the attack, Everton - which finished fifth and reached the FA Cup final last season - is only three points above the relegation zone. In 15 games, Everton has already conceded 27 goals, only 10 fewer than it did in 38 matches last season.
Because Donovan could not be registered to play for Everton before the opening of the transfer window Jan. 1, he would miss a heavy slate of Premier League games during the holiday period. Yet he could play when EPL teams commence participation in the prestigious FA Cup next month, and Everton has reached the Europa League knockout phase, which starts in mid-February.
Club America of Mexico has also been mentioned, most recently as last week as Univision -- which coincidentally is owned by the same company as the team -- as a potential destination for Donovan. He's angered Mexican fans numerous times by his play against their national team, not to mention urinating in the Estadio Jalisco in Guadalajara during qualifying play for the 2004 Olympic Games. This rumor first arose last summer and popped up again late last month.


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re: UPDATE: boxcarbarney wins the LSU Football Helmet Bluetooth Speaker! - angellro on 11/4/16 at 7:24 am
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re: Will Greg Williams be back next season? - angellro on 2/4/10 at 1:56 pm
I actually think the raiders are a possiblity still. Might be why Al has been stringing Cable along. I think there might be some kind of rule against teams talking to other team's coaches while they are still playing. Plus he fits the Al Davis philosophy..."the other teams quarterback must go dow...Jump to Post - View Topic - Replies (2)
re: The Saints will draft... - angellro on 3/12/09 at 3:38 pm
[quote]What if his stock continues to rise as it has been and by the time draft day comes... it'd be doubtful he's there. It's silly to get too caught up with "Well he's a bad pick at 14 but a good pick at 22".... If the team is high on the player, they shouldn't hesitate to just draft the fricke...Jump to Post - View Topic - Replies (0)
re: getting investment property qualified for sec. 8? - angellro on 3/11/09 at 3:39 pm
[quote]Next thing you knew the criminals started living there. They stole our cars three times, stole the neighbors cars, broke into half the homes on our street alone, started robbing people in the park across the street, which was a very nice one, yet I've got some punks on this board calling me a...
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re: getting investment property qualified for sec. 8? - angellro on 3/11/09 at 3:03 pm
[quote]Don't you work in the mortgage industry?[/quote] If this is true then this guy is a hypocrite. Look, I understand you are angry because section 8 has negatively affected your quality of life, but your anger is misdirected. To put more of the blame on landlords than on the people actuall...
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re: so someone explain why AP's fumble wasn't a fumble - angellro on 10/9/08 at 4:31 pm
That's the way the refs are trained to do it now. They are supposed to wait and make sure that there is no doubt that the play is over before blowing the whistle. That's exactly what happened in the Chargers game. Ed should have thought to himself "I think that was an incomplete pass, but since I'm ...Jump to Post - View Topic - Replies (1)
LSU Names Russell Reynolds The Starter For Game One Of The CWS Finals
Coach Paul Mainieri announced the news Sunday.
Louisiana's No. 1 RB AJ Carter Flips Commitment From UCLA To LSU
Boom! Welcome aboard AJ!
Game Day At The CWS Finals: LSU vs. Florida
First pitch is set for 6 p.m. CT on ESPN.
2018 Florida TE Zach Sheffer Commits To LSU
Boom! Welcome aboard Zach!
Here Are The Athletes Who Will Be In ESPN's New Body Issue
Always interesting.
Caroline Wozniacki Vs. Unicorn Inner Tube During SI Swimsuit Shoot
Wish I was that unicorn.
Finally, Golfer Paige Spiranac In Bikini Poolside
Worth the wait.


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On digital experiences, Open Source, startups & the future
This afternoon, in Denver, Colorado, President Barack Obama signed the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, also known in US political circles as the "stimulus bill".
The bill provides new spending, tax cuts and aid to state and local governments all totaling almost $800 billion US dollars, making it the largest spending bill in that nation's history. Designed to create jobs and provide a boost to a sagging economy, the bill focuses on green, renewable energy and investments in health care technology.
Of immediate interest to us, however, is the accompanying website, recovery.gov, which -- you guessed it -- is using Drupal!
Drupal is no stranger to the political arena, and has been used for many campaign and government sites before. Recovery.gov, though, is a definite coup for Drupal -- there are not many Drupal sites that have their own post on Whitehouse.gov. Or on the Huffington Post. Or is featured on CNN all day long. Or has its own YouTube promo by the US President. Unbelievable!
Good site, but someone should turn on clean URLs ...
This is great news for Drupal and the community.
Very nice - great to see Drupal is continuing to build on its (already renowned) social-political web portfolio.
Hm...now how about that WhiteHouse.gov site, Mr. Obama... ;-)
Wow, that must feel really good, being the guy who started this all...
The entry of drupal as one of the CMS only reminds us that technology is keep on going swiftly. What matter most is that webmaster should understand the basic and sites should deliver its main service.
This is awesome! Congrats Dries and congrats to the whole Drupal community.
I have to say I have been rooting for them using Drupal in the wings for awhile.
Now if we can get the to expose the versioning information and create the permalinks I have been asking for!
This will make my next 3 codeathons even easier! So exciting I'm off to find new coders...
They still seem to be getting the hang of this Drupal thing. No clean urls? No pathauto?
Either way, this is awesome. Glad the Obama folks are finally seeing the open source light.
This really fantastic and a huge notch on the ego belt for the Drupal community. I have been using Drupal for only a year and a half, and I love to hear when large organizations and companies use Drupal.
This is really great, congratulations to you Dries and to everyone who has made Drupal the amazing framework that it is.
I'm seeing Drupal installations absolutely everywhere these days. Funny how you become such a geek, hovering over the register links to see if the path gives away the CMS, or viewing the source to see if there are a zillion CSS files linked in.
Congratulations Dries! You can't reach higher than this I guess. Perfect example of cutting the budgets with Open Source. Few years ago such a website would have been built by one of the big IT companies for a lot of tax payers dollars. Need arguments to use Drupal? Obama uses it, enough said?
What's next? The Olympics?
@AlexUA - it uses Pathauto - http://www.recovery.gov/modules/pathauto/pathauto.js
Though it does appear to have been built by someone who is either new to Drupal or hasn't worked with Drupal much since Drupal 4.6 (when we used to put all the contrib modules into the modules directory).
A for effort.
Though they should hire a team of Drupal experts to get it squared. mod_rewrite, anyone?
I also see signs of both CCK and Views.
I'm imagining the content types, fields and views necessary to track 800 billion dollars, arranged to show disbursement "to which states, to which congressional districts, even to which Federal contractors."[1]
[1] www.recovery.gov
Drupal rocks for good, for sure, forever !
They're also using the awesome Timeline module
Actually, they're not using the timeline module, they're using the same JS code, but it's called from an iframe, and they're loading their data in from a flat XML file rather than via Drupal nodes:
They've actually done a lot of things to speed up the site. I'm wondering if lack of clean URLs points to a 3rd party front-end cache.
And think DrupalCon DC case study guys! :)
Using a free (cutting expenses) open source (advocating transparency) CMS to power a website for a "recovery" crisis initiative is way well on spot and very smart move, to tell the truth.
Very nice to see this website up and running on Drupal. Now here's the quote of the year for Drupal:
"Once the plan is put into action, a new website – Recovery DOT gov – will allow any American to watch where the money goes and weigh in with comments and questions." - Barack Obama
Weigh in with comments and questions? Whoa, what is next? Dragging Mr. Obama into the "comments as nodes" controversy? :-D
Doh the elusive/node lives on
I also enjoy the
Someone must have seen this post or caught them by themselves, both of the above are fixed now.
The Obama administration seems to really be up on OSS. There's even a provision in the new stimulus bill saying that open source software should be investigated for government programs.
It's possible they're not running Apache, hence the lack of clean URLs (I know there are workarounds, but they're not always available on tightly controlled government servers).
They are using Apache, at least according to the domain details plugin I use in Firefox.
Maybe a nice email from the Drupal Association offering a few tips on how they can easily improve the site using clean URLs and a few other things would be a good idea.
@JohnForsythe: according to the "Live HTTP Headers" Firefox extension, it is running Apache.
Congrats to Dries and to Drupal!!!
This is fantastic! The Obama team depends on Drupal to tell people about the most important effort going on in the US.
When the economy is back on track, can Drupal get some of the credit? :)
Seems like recovery.gov is blocked to all search engines
# Deny all search bots, web spiders
User-agent: *
Disallow: /
Looks like they removed the robots.txt file. I was thinking that the WayBackMachine would not be able to archive the site but that's no longer the case.
Sent them a mail with the contact form about the clean URLs. so lets see if they "fix" it now. ;)
BTW, the timeline module doesn't seem to work for me.
Very nice.
I would almost bet my next paycheck (or a beer) that the team who is working on this will be at Drupalcon DC, so perhaps a session with them and some in the community who are interested in seeing this site succeed/grow, and have a background in using Drupal for government-related instances, could be organized?
My hope is that they bust out the RDF modules to really make this information as re-usable as possible...
Is Tim O'Reilly the CTO yet?
Open Source my government!
I just lost some respect for Obama, but suddenly glad I didn't take him up on his job offer last Fall.
Recovery.gov is obviously getting a lot of press. Some of it even about Drupal.
BTW, the 2008 Taiwan Presidential election campaign site of Ma Ying-jeou, was powered by Drupal :)
The archive : http://2008.ma19.net/
Its good to know that now Obama is also using the Drupal CMS for his government work , as we all know that Hillary clinton is also using the Drupal for her Official website..
Its Very encouraging for the governemnts abroad and for the governements of Devlopinng Nations like mamy in Asia to learn from it....
Now many governments portal in india has also started using Drupal e.g http://cidcoindia.com/cidco/home.aspx
to mention a few...
Someone should have invited Obama to speak at Drupalcon DC!
Does anyone know what the starter theme is?
Go Drupal ... I'm proud to be a Drupaler
Nice site indeed, but I echo peoples' statements above about the absence of clean urls and pathauto.
It sure is nice to see the use of Drupal in US administration and also for high security sites. However the site Recovery.gov has much Drupal integration that are missed, many pointed above like:
* Clean URLs
* Not using any of the natural search optimization elements, blocked from search
* The timeline block could be done better with CCK and views, with more details behind the events listed
At any rate, this is a good start and sure helps Drupal Development companies around the world. Now only if I could get more people trained on Drupal than the demand, this would be great. Suggestions?
Pair that design team with a Drupaler who can flip the ON switch for Clean URLs and knows the tweaks for generating traffic and they're truly Big Time!
Hope this is a harbinger for the type of (potentially) low-cost, (certainly ;) high-value solutions that we'll need to permeate the spending of this eco-nomic package!
I noticed this. The recovery.gov site looks pretty slick too. They've done a nice job with it.
I am totally liking the drupal sites. I am so tempted to set one up just to do it. But I am refraining untill i get a nother project in my sites.
Totally cool
Brad West ~ onomnoney
This is very cool !! One more good reason to stay with drupal :-). By the way guys you are doing an amazing job...
Sleek. Love the theme. Can anyone suggest a free theme with a similar look? I'm quite new to theming, you see...
barackobama.com and change.gov must be the first Drupal-sites with an acceptable graphic design. Are there more to come?
Let's say that I'm tired of being able to figuring out if a site is made in Drupal at the very first glance. Drupal is definitly a remarkable and outstanding CMS-system (I totally agree with that), but websites that are using it mostly look like exact copies of each other, with poor and even careless graphic design. Recovery.gov is a good example of -another- easily recognizable Drupal site.
With all the respect for what you've done and are still doing for Drupal, but you can't expect companies to use a CMS with very limited graphic capabilities when that is one of of the most important elements of their campaigns.
Time for change.
Here is a starter: http://buytaert.net/tag/drupal-sites
I believe you are mistaken about barackobama.com and change.gov
Barackobama.com definitely isn't drupal.
That's a staggering achievement. Congratulations Dries; congratulations everyone.
This is great. Obama using Drupal! This is something for drupal. Great!
It looks like the redesign is done? Recovery.gov isn't using Drupal anymore? $18 million approved to redesign the site and they decided NOT to use Drupal. :(
Recovery.gov has a new design. Doesn't look like Drupal anymore.
Lots of .aspx and the head metadata shows .net stuff.
Why did recovery.org stop using Drupal?
Looking at the website of the company that got the redesign contract http://www.smartronix.com/, it seems like military industrial contract bloat that probably proved inescapable for the Obama administration. You can only fight so many battles, might as well give in to the cult of Microsoft.
It's not Drupal...
It's Sharepoint server, a Microsoft CMS
another great achievement for drupal & their community.it will definitely gonna boost up their confidence & hopefully their creativity too,so that they can give us more amazing software in future.also plz do check my site graphic design jobs,Graphic portfolios,Logo portfolios
OMG Nooooo! Now it's SharePoint! .aspx! That's soooo bad! An outstanding example of how much money the US government wastes. They go from a free open source CMS to a highly expensive proprietary one, and on the Recovery site too, how ironic, and sad.
"Why did recovery.org stop using Drupal?"
Because they could.
Here is the PR for M$:
Yes, true. The Bill went well, the stimulus picked up, but what to do now with Japan and Lybia?
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2013 Northside Season Championship
Saturday, October 5, 2013 at Perkerson Park in Atlanta, Georgia
Disc golf singles tournament
Disc golf singles tournament
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The Final Showdown for the 2013 Northside Rivals bag tag league. This will be a one day-two round tournament with the best score over both rounds determining this year's Champion!
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I payed and subscribed over a month ago perhaps longer. Still haven't received a issue. What's up with that Hot Rod??
down at the bottom of this page is a link called Subscriber services...you can click that link for info..but you should be receiving issues soon.. the issues are printed then addressed.. then mailed out.. if your subscription was processed after the last addressing.. you will be in the next batch.. this is how i understand it works from decades of being a subscriber.. i first started receiving various car magazines around 1972..


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It's Summer! My Hunkle-Barry drove us down to Boise yesterday. I used the time to browse a digital copy of the June 2012 edition of Everyday Food. I was preparing a grocery list and had a hankering for some fresh ideas. Sarah Carey (Editor in Chief) definitely got me going.
Enjoy summer: Have a cookout with friends, shop a farm stand (grab some peaches!), and don't forget to read a good book. You never know where you'll find inspiration.—Sarah Carey, Editor in chief of Everyday Food
Summer cookouts, farm stands, peaches, good books... Just the utterance of "summer" lifts my spirits. And now, with two mountain winters behind me, I cannot possibly see summer the same.
I love the way summer heat draws the fragrance from vegetable gardens; and how morning walks in the forest are bustling with birdsong and the sappy scent of pines. I am exhilarated by summer thunderstorms, the adventures of my 12-year old son, and then there are picnics...
Sarah's mention of cookouts placed picnics foremost in my mind. Porch and park picnics, tailgating; and soon we will have a new barbecue for year-round grilling. I lean toward palatable picnics — on an ample blanket — with a surplus of shade. This is followed by supine retreat, gazing at cloud pictures, and listening to lazy instrumentals on my iPhone.
And the food must be special... My daddy spoiled me with his meatloaf sandwiches during our childhood picnics. Yet, I am feeling less conventional these days. I am searching for new twists on classic themes.
For instance, Sarah's editorial concluded with these peachy ideas...
Try these two quick ideas for peaches: Toss with avocados, drizzle with olive oil and lemon juice, and sprinkle with salt and basil. Or, mix with cherries, a bit of oil, and some salt and mint.
I am devoting a couple of weeks to picnics! I have already gathered some tasty tidbits, including an original recipe. Sarah is right. We never know where we will bump into inspiration.


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Influenced by A. J. Jacobs's The Year of Living Biblically, Harrell managed to recruit 20 members of his Boston congregation to join him in a month-long effort at living Levitically. Holiness was the ultimate goal, but so was learning.
People who take the Bible seriously never know what to do with the book of Leviticus. And yet Leviticus is historically considered by Jews, and thus by Jesus, as the pivotal book of the Hebrew Bible. It's impossible to fully comprehend such key New Testament terms as sacrifice, atonement, or blood without some understanding of Leviticus. The "second greatest commandment," which Jesus said was "Love your neighbor as yourself," comes from Leviticus (19:18).
As a longtime minister and preacher who had successfully skirted Leviticus for most of his life, author Daniel Harrell wanted to come to grips with all that Leviticus teaches--not just loving neighbors, but the parts about animal sacrifice, Sabbath-keeping, skin diseases, homosexuality, and stoning sinners, too. Yet rather than approaching Leviticus with a view toward mitigating its commands, he decided to simply obey them.
The surprising lessons they learned impressed on Harrell both the power of obedience and the necessity of grace. This book traces the adventures of a group of people eager to understand the Bible by living it.
Genre: Religion
On Sale: January 5th 2011
Format: Electronic Book


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Driver Found Dead On Date Palm Drive
CATHEDRAL CITY, Cali. - Cathedral City Police found a dead motorist around 1 a.m. Sunday.
Officers found a vehicle stopped on Date Palm Drive south of Varner Road. The vehicle's headlights were still on when officers discovered an unresponsive driver inside, according to Cathedral City Police. The driver was later pronounced dead at the scene.
The vehicle was traveling south on Date Palm Drive from Varner Road when it veered off the roadway, causing it to hit a large telephone pole, according to Sergeant A. Ruiz.
The front of the vehicle was damaged from the accident, but it's unknown if the driver's death was caused by the accident. The Riverside County Coroner's Office was investigating a cause of death. The driver's name was not released.


text: For those not in the know, a selfie is when you take a photo of yourself, ALONE, generally on your smart phone. Why do people do it? Argument can be made (I'm not saying it's good argument) for getting opinions on a new do, lipstick, hat, earrings, whatever. Even so, that happens on occasion, not once a day or week. Not taking those occasions into consideration, why do people take photos of themselves? Did they forget what they look like? Maybe they don't have a mirror? Do they want to check their outfit? Do they think that their friends, family, followers forgot what they look like? And why do they post the photos to their social media feeds? Is it a self-confidence thing? Are they unsure of themselves so they need another's approval? Do they not have fashion sense so they need a second (or 50th) opinion? Ever notice who the culprits are? Check your social media feed. Scroll down over the course of a month and see who has posted photos of themselves. It's the same old people doing it day after day, week after week, month after month. Now look at all the people who don't post selfies. Maybe those that do it don't realize how they look or how people perceive them. Maybe it's an attention thing. I'm lost at this whole phenomenon so I don't know. Do you?


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Dave Schmitz, an accelerated degree completion student, explains why, in his own words, ?the juice was worth the squeeze a million times over.?
In this video, Paul Eggers and Nikki Wilson, enrollment advisors at Wisconsin Lutheran College, address the common questions adult students consider when deciding to return to school.
It's not too late to make a New Year's resolution to finish your college degree. At WLC, we pledge to stand by your side and support your efforts all the way to the finish line.
Is completing your degree worth the investment? Not only is it worth it, but it just may be the best investment you can make to ensure your future financial and career success.
Q & A with Sarah, a Wisconsin Lutheran College online accelerated degree completion student.


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On my way to work today I'm just going along and I notice this guy kind of following close and moving over like he's going to pass so I step on it through 3rd..I guess this caught his interest. At the next light i'm in the right lane, he's in the left 1 car back and I casually accelerate then step on it a little through 1st to give him room to get out in front. The guy does a ricer flyby on me.. I see dodge on the truck, and realize it's an SRT-10. He just kept weaving traffic (which I dont do..) and wouldn't line up.so I didn't get to race him. How fast are these usually and would I be able to take it with these mods? I don't know if he thought I wasn't worth his time or what...
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Doc Savage meets his most merciless adversary — VAR, the faceless fiend whose strange voice announces a terrible mandate of destruction! VAR, who wields the deadly Cold Light, and dares hurl the ultimate challenge at Doc and his mighty crew — A fight to the death with the world at stake!
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Riches beyond the wealth of kings were within the evil grasp of The Midas Man. His very thoughts were worth criminal millions — no man could escape his evil device. But he hadn't counted on the power for good of Doc Savage!
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All the guests were dressed as gangsters but their millionaire host was dead in the library with a black spot over his heart. Then the black spot struck again. And again. The Man of Bronze and his courageous crew leap into action against Jingles Sporado and his mob but they soon suspect a peril greater than any they have ever confronted.
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An awesome power haunts the sea, paralyzes New York City and brings the most powerful nations of the world to their knees. Deep in the frozen Arctic an astonishing army of naked men and the forces of international greed challenge the invincible Man of Bronze for the strange secret of the so-called Man of Peace!
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Murder on an international scale was being committed by a sinister mastermind. His method — an unusual, inescapable form of death. His trademark — a small statuette next to the corpse. The Man of Bronze and his fearless friends do battle with the thieving, murderous spawn from Hell — and become marked men themselves!
It started with a senseless murder. Then it spread — all over New York men were becoming robot-like automatons without emotions. The Man of Bronze went into action. But even Doc Savage was stricken helpless before he solved the terrifying menace of The Death's Head Grin!
The Metal Master exists and will destroy the world! To stop him, the Man of Bronze and his daring friends launch a search for the source of his amazing power — and find themselves trapped on a sandy deserted island with the Metal Master himself!
There was only one clue to the bloody enigma of TAZ — the illegible, dying scrawl of a horribly mutilated sailor. What was the message he had so desperately tried to deliver? Why had sizzling acid been forced into his mouth? What secret had the dead man unraveled about the flamboyant and brutal Captain Flamingo? Held captive aboard a tramp steamer, The Man of Bronze and his bold allies wrestle with the dread riddle of Taz.
A blizzard in July and a woman's image is frozen in glass — how could these bizarre events possibly be connected? To find the answer and save the life of Ranyon Cartheris, the Man of Bronze and his dauntless allies journey to hot desert sands halfway round the world, where they are trapped — perhaps never to emerge — in the ancient underground tombs of Tasunan.


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Friday, August 14, 2009
Desktop Factory Shuts Doors, In Process Of Sale
Pasadena-based Desktop Factory, the Idealab startup working on low cost, 3D fabricators, told its users this week that it is shutting the firm and will be selling its intellectual property, as it has failed to secure funding for the firm. According to CEO Cathy Lewis, the firm--close to the last 30 days of cash at the firm--believes it has found interested buyers for the company, and expects to sell the firm within the next 30 days. The company said that it is issuing refund checks to all of the customers who had placed deposits on the firm's 3D printers, and is now focused on closing a sale of the firm within the next 30 days.


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E3 2012: Namco Bandai's Games of E3 - All the Trailers and Screens
Written Wednesday, June 06, 2012 By Lee BradleyView author's profile
Here we go folks, here's everything Namco Bandai had to offer at E3 this year. From pretty Japanese RPGs, to Star Trek and Tekken, we've got assets for all of 'em.
Don't forget, you'll find just one screenshot below, but click on the title of each game to see every screenshot to slip out of the insanity that is the triple E. Enjoy.
Namco Bandai and Paramount's Star Trek game is starting to take shape. We have an enemy - The Gorn - and confirmation that the game features a standalone storyline focusing on Kirk and Spock. Now we also know that the actors from J.J. Abrams' movies, Chris Pine and Zachary Quinto, provide voice work. It's out in early 2013.
Tekken Tag Tournament 2 continues to rumble towards its summer release. With more than 50 brawlers, new moves and combos, it's shaping up pretty well. It's out on September 11th in NA and September 14th in Europe.
We've also got a trailer and screens for Dragon Ball Z Kinect. Due in October, the game also gives control of around 50 characters, allowing you to perform real DBZ-style moves gesturally. When the infuriating little gadget is in the mood to work, presumably. It's out this October.


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Postfight presser by Chris Cozzone
"I delivered" and "I'm ready for anyone" were the two statements issued, both, verbally and fistically, last night by newly-crowned WBC lightweight champion Edwin Valero (25-0, 25 KOs) at the Frank Erwin Center in Austin, Texas.
"This is a new beginning for me," said Valero, who had little problem giving top contender Antonio Pitalua (46-4, 40 KOs) his first loss in eight years, after flooring him three times in round two.. . . Click here for more