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we rent out a place out and have always had an annual gas safety check for the boiler and gas cooker (supplied by landlord) The cooker has now broken and we want to replace with an electric cooker to avoid need to maintain the appliance gas safety check.
The tenant has said they only want a gas cooker, not electric, and are happy to supply their own. My question is if the tenant decides to supply their own gas cooker do we still have a responsibility to perform annual appliance gas safety checks?


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West Seattle Transportation Coalition discusses SR-99 Viaduct
By Gwen Davis
--> There are upcoming events to celebrate the West Seattle Bridge (see westseattletc.org for details)
--> On the 21st there is the Morgan Community Festival.
--> SDOT recently delivered a presentation to the City Council Transportation Committee to make adjustments to parking meters. Discussions included using newer machines that will adjust based on time. They will also look at having different rates for different times of day.
The Meeting:
The meeting's featured guest was Washington State Secretary of Transportation and head of WSDOT Lynn Peterson to discuss the current state of the SR-99 Viaduct, its impact on West Seattle and related issues.
The meeting began quickly.
"We do apologize for rushing quickly at the start of the meeting, and will do more formal intros in the middle of the meeting," board member Michael Taylor-Judd said, due to Peterson's rush.
The secretary began by tell the coalition about her credentials and general philosophy.
SDOT recently delivered a presentation to the City Council Transportation Committee to make adjustments to parking meters. Discussions included using newer machines that will adjust based on time. They will also look at having different rates for different times of day.
The strategic plan: (it's on a business card)
Goal: Strategic Investments
Goal 2: Modal Integration
Goal 3: Environmental Stewardship
Goal 4: Organizational Strength
Goal 5: Community Engagement
Goal 6: Smart Technology
"We need to make sure we're connecting modes, that those gaps are strategically filled so the entire system works," Peterson continued. "We have had no training at WSDOT, we haven't been training our people."
"How do we include more technology?," she also brought up. "How many of you remember how much distance you should leave behind a car?" Participants guessed. "It's two seconds," she said, with counting 'one Mississippi, two Mississippi. "I think we should be on the forefront of testing technology" that reduces distance but maximizes safety.
"There's endless opportunity," she said. "I have 10 reforms that go along with these strategic goals. How do we not make mistakes we made in the past. If you go online you'll see the 10 reforms," this includes giving more work to minority workers. "It's the way the world works," she said.
"The thing that gets me going is practical design," she said and further elaborated on additional thinking. "Figure out what you need now. Safety is number one... You don't get a second chance. But now we have more data and there's been more research with safety which is amazing." She said the bottom line is getting more things safer for more people.
About the Alaska Way Viaduct, she addressed the coalition:
"We are achieving goals: replacing the Viaduct, accommodating a port and having a better waterfront to reconnect people. There's economic vitality just in that." She specifically talked about the Bertha machine. "While Bertha is not working and is not owned by WSDOT, our product is the tunnel. We didn't design the machine and the contractors still need to fix it. While we have confidence we will have a tunnel that is safe, we don't know exactly what date we will open that tunnel. We are holding them accountable to fix their tool and not have that be a tax-payer expense.
"For every day after Jan. 2, we will deduct money, eventually $100,000 a day," she said. This is to hold the company accountable and make sure they can be employed by other agencies in the future.
Todd Trepanier, Assistant Regional Administrator for Construction, Maintenance & Operations at WSDOT also addressed the council:
"We're building this tunnel product to replace the existing viaduct," he said. "When we looked at the way we do structures, that was when earthquake happened. We need to keep that tunnel operational." However, "if it is not safe, we will shut it down," he made clear.
He talked about how and why the structure became unsafe. He said some of the work will need to be done in the fall, due to other projects. There are 3 things they will do on I-99 at certain times.
"We do not see a problem. We will nurse it along. It is safe," he said.
But what if there is another earthquake? There are other plans. Essentially there are robust emergency plans (cut this sentence out). There will be signs, used (cut this word out) detours and coordination with metro. Everyone is a player in this. We don't dwell on these problems every day, he said. But we do have things in place for worst case scenarios.
Peterson answered Taylor-Judd's questions about projects which have been slow such as improvements on the ferry system.
WSDOT projects have a price tag, which mentally tax WSDOT officials.
Protecting the salmon habitat, which WSDOT will be forced to do by the Supreme Court, costs $3 million.
Repainting the Ship Canal Bridge will be around $38 million.
Board member Martin Westerman asked: "Have you coordinated with US Coast Guard so traffic is not backed up [in?" Peterson nor Trepanier had an answer to his question.
Board member Amanda Kay Helmick said there is confusion about which emergency agency should come out when people call for road-side assistance.
Peterson: "We've done coordination on I-5."
Trepanier: "If state takes control over towing, there is a large outcry among private towing companies. Washington has not been able to get passed the lobbyists."
Peterson: "But we can look into the protocols. The outcome is you want a tow truck. I guess what I would say, focus on the outcome and think about," instead of being upset about who exactly takes care of emergency calls.
"I feel WSDOT has done a wonderful job responding to accidents," one board member said. "Given that you have that down, can you take over SR 99 and take care of the accidents?"
Peterson said the budget is tight, but will look at the protocol.
"Concering, Bertha, assuming a design flaw that caused it to fail, is the state monitoring what the processes are so we don't go half way through again?" a participant asked.
Trepanier: "This is the company's machine and they haven't come up with what they say is a design flaw, when they restart this machine we will ask them to commit a bunch of different info to us to make sure [the mistake is not.
Peterson left at 7:35 p.m. due to her husband visiting the emergency room earlier that day due to the flew (he is fine, Peterson said).
"Basically, this is a fixed-priced contract. Most projects are broken down into pieces and payed by quantity and paid throughout the project," This was not the case with Bertha, Trepanier said.
Bertha cost $80 million.
He answered a few more questions from participants.
"How involved with you in the rebuilding of Alaskan Way?" asked Helmick. "Are there thoughts about saving the Seneca St. onramp and a chunk of the Viaduct to use as a public space?" asked another participant. They were answered, and Trepanier left the meeting.
Coalition Updates:
--> The Action Committee is working on the safe routes to school program. There is a lot of money coming from the traffic cameras, Helmick said. The city doesn't know what to do with all the money. She encouraged attendees to join the committee.
--> Board member Joe Szilagyi: "We have four letters to send to the city, asking for studies, does anyone want to work on that? The letters are asking for studies to be done" on various areas, he said. They include 4th Ave. and 6th Ave. Several participants responded that they were willing to join that effort.
--> Ask to fill open seats.
--> A bylaw amendment was passed: "Amendment to allow backfilling of vacant board positions (like #11)." There are vacancies on coalition, and members want to fill
--> Sound Transit looks at all the different transportation routes and does successive wave of studies until they have the best option to move forward with their projects.
Council members discussed Peterson. They liked how she was able to gracefully distance herself from parts of the system that have not been capable.
WSTC Board Members (who were just confirmed this past spring) include:
- Joe Szilagyi
- Amanda Kay Helmick
- Michael Taylor-Judd
- Deb Barker
- Vicky Nelson
- Alon Bassak
- Tod Rodman
- Marci Carpenter
- Ray Krueger
- Marty Westerman
The West Seattle Transportation Coalition meets the 2nd Tuesday of the month, 6:30 pm to 8:30 pm, at High Point Neighborhood House, 6400 Sylvan Way SW, Room 207B (enter from the rear plaza).
"The West Seattle Transportation Coalition (the WSTC) is a Peninsula-wide organization working to address transportation and mobility issues for Seattle's largest constituency. The WSTC formed in September 2013, in response to the looming 27% cuts to King County Metro to West Seattle. We represent up to 100,000 people the 10 square mile area between the Duwamish River and Puget Sound."
Upcoming Meeting:
August 12, 2014
WSTC General Meeting
Starts: 6:30 pm
Ends: August 12, 2014 - 8:30 pm
Location: High Point Neighborhood House, 6400 Sylvan Way Southwest, High Point, Seattle
Description: August 2014 general meeting; Agenda pending.
Connect with WSTC!
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/groups/westseattletc
Twitter: http://twitter.com/WSTCoalition
E-mail list: http://www.westseattletc.org/wstc-talk
We encourage our readers to comment. No registration is required. We ask that you keep your comments free of profanity and keep them civil. They are moderated and objectionable comments will be removed.

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The Sealed Armament: Izayoi (封印兵装・十六夜 Fūin Heisō: Izayoi, Sealed Armament: Sixteen-Day-Old Moon, localized as Sealed Weapon Izayoi[1]) is a Magic Formula Armament wielded by Tsubaki Yayoi, and previously by Ayame Yayoi during the Great Dark War.[2] It is kept under a special lock that can only be opened from the blood of a person from the Yayoi family.
The Sealed Armament: Izayoi takes the form of clothing, gives Tsubaki sword resembling a quill tip and a book-like shield; however, it can change its shape for some of her attacks. It also has a different true form.[3]
Created long ago to fight the Observers, it served as a model for the Arch-Enemy Event Weapons that were produced later. The Sealed Armament: Izayoi is actually the Murakumo Unit prototype.[4][5][6]
The Sealed Armament: Izayoi raises the user's power by several times in exchange for their "light". Due to this, using the weapon for an extended period of time will cause the user to go blind, or in the worst case, it will cost the user's life. Along with its wielder's light, it draws in all waves within the electromagnetic spectrum, including the radio waves received by Tager's radio, allowing the weapon to interfere with radio signals.[7] As its true power is the complete absorption of a specific wavelength of light, serving as an Anti-Observer Armament. It can even fully neutralize Event Interferences. Any wielder of the Izayoi is capable of deploying the Light-Killing Barrier, an extremely powerful Magic Formula that creates a space that is completely separated from the outside world.
It is a "shield" capable of warding off intervention, while its released form, Zero Weave: Izayoi, is a "pike" with the power of the Immortal Breaker.
According to Valkenhayn, many of the Izayois were produced, but only one or two remain today.
- In Tsubaki's bad ending in BlazBlue: Continuum Shift, she dies due to the overuse of the Sealed Armament: Izayoi, as she mentioned that she already knew that it will take her life. However, it was just one of the possibilities of the Continuum Shift. In Noel's arcade mode, when she faces Hazama, he comments on how Tsubaki's strength is "fading", implying that eventually the Izayoi may kill its wielder if used too much.
- The name Izayoi means "sixteen-day-old moon" in Japanese. A sixteen-day-old moon has just passed its fullest phase, so it is at this point that its brightness begins to decline. This is another clear reference to Izayoi's blindness-inducing nature.
- ↑ BlazBlue (Chronophantasma, Chronophantasma Extend, Centralfiction), Glossary, weapons section, entry #17. In English localization during the game course, it is also called: Sealed Armament Izayoi, Sealed Armagus Izayoi.
- ↑ BlazBlue: Phase Shift 4
- ↑ BlazBlue: Chronophantasma, Story Mode, Chronophantasma Story, Episode 3
- ↑ BlazBlue: Continuum Shift, Tager's Story Mode, "loyalty"
- ↑ BlazBlue: Chronophantasma, Ragna's Arcade Mode, "Nemesishorizon"
- ↑ BlazBlue: Chronophantasma, Glossary, weapons section, entry #17
- ↑ BlazBlue: Continuum Shift, TR-0009 Tager's "Help Me, Professor Kokonoe!"


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Most Recently, Dunn served on the staff for current UAB head coach Bill Clark at Jacksonville State last season. While with the Gamecocks, Dunn coached inside linebackers and also led the JSU's strength and conditioning program.
Dunn served as defensive coordinator and linebackers coach at Charles Henderson High School during the 2012 season, his second stint with the school. He was the secondary coach from 1997-1999 at Charles Henderson.
Dunn also served as defensive coordinator and strength coach at Oxford High School during the 2011 season. He helped coached the Yellow Jackets to a 12-2 record that included a region championship and the schools first-ever appearance in the Alabama High School Athletic Association Class 6A State semi-finals.
Dunn was also a member of Clark's defensive coaching staff at the University of South Alabama and Prattville High School for more than 10 years.
From 2008-11, Dunn served as the outside linebackers and assistant strength and conditioning coach for the Jaguars. He helped lead a defensive unit that gave up only 41 total points and 234 yards per game in the Jaguars' first-year of competition.
USA posted a perfect 17-0 record while he was with the program. He also served as the academic advisor liaison and coordinated the school's walk-on program.
At Prattville, he coached linebackers with Clark and UAB defensive coordinator Duwan Walker from 2002-2008. His responsibilities included a total break down of opponents offense and kicking game. During his time at PHS, the Lions recorded an impressive 83-4 (95.4 percent) overall recorded, and won back-to-back Class 6A State Championships in 2006 and 2007. He also served as the schools strength coach, working with all 15 varsity sports.
Dunn attended Troy University, where he also served as a student assistant coach for Larry Blakney from 1994-1996, working with the offensive line. While at Troy, the Trojans reached the NCAA Division I-AA playoffs every year and compiled a 31-7 (81.6 percent) record. His final season as a student assistant at Troy saw the team post a 12-2 record, winning the Southland Football League championship and advancing to the semifinals of the playoffs.
Dunn graduated from 1997 with a bachelor's degree in social work and began his coaching career at Charles Henderson High School, where he spent three season. Dunn returned as a graduate assistant at Troy, this time working with the linebackers, as he began his collegiate coaching career.


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Ballmer To Yahoo: Join Within 3 Weeks or Suffer
Jason Mick
April 6, 2008 3:00 PM
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Steamed Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer is ready to take on Yahoo in a proxy fight should they refuse to be assimilated into the company.
Microsoft's CEO delivers Yahoo board final ultimatum
Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer,
not typically known for being a reserved businessman
, is
on the verge of losing his patience with Yahoo
, he announced in a letter to Yahoo's board. Ballmer is a
strong advocate of the merger
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despite arranging some meetings with Yahoo management and Microsoft management
last month, has done little to consider the merger since
rejecting Microsoft's $44.6B USD offer
In fact the board has actively fought getting swallowed into the Microsoft empire, by acquiring additional advertising
through Maven
releasing new services
. They also tried futility to
broker a deal with rival Google for joint advertising
. Yahoo refuses to accept Microsoft's valuation of the company, despite the fact that it is significantly above their stock price. Yahoo insists their company is worth substantially more.
In his letter Ballmer expressed frustration at this "limited interaction," stating that what little action the pair had was not "meaningful." He states that this is "unfortunate." Ballmer fumes, "Our goal in making such a generous offer was to create the basis for a speedy and ultimately friendly transaction. Despite this, the pace of the last two months has been anything but speedy."
Ballmer writes that Yahoo has two choices -- accept the offer within three weeks and prepare for the merger in earnest or face a proxy battle in which Microsoft will seek to oust the Yahoo's board of directors and replace them with a new pro-Microsoft board.
Microsoft increasing aggression in its
hostile takeover attempt
seems to confirm reports by analyst that
Microsoft would not raise its bid
, which offers a 62 percent premium on the company. Ballmer writes angrily, "The public equity markets and overall economic conditions have weakened considerably. At the same time, public indicators suggest that Yahoo!'s search and page view shares have declined. Finally, you have adopted new plans at the company that have made any change of control more costly."
Microsoft hopes to avoid a proxy battle, but is willing to enter one if necessary. Such a battle would be costly both financially and to the reputation of Microsoft. However, it would be particularly costly to Yahoo, which would be rocked by having its board deposed. Ballmer states that if the terms are not met, the proxy battle will begin in three weeks. Warns Ballmer, "If we are forced to take an offer directly to your shareholders, that action will have an undesirable impact on the value of your company."
A Yahoo spokesman would not comment on the letter. For the full Ballmer letter,
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The father of the missing chef Claudia Lawrence called today for an independent inquiry into the police investigation of her disappearance and suspected murder.
Peter Lawrence, 63, a solicitor in North Yorkshire where his 35-year-old daughter vanished in March 2009, accused detectives of an unhelpful "bunker mentality". He claimed that officers had been "uncivil, rude, abrupt and dismissive" to friends of his daughter, who was last seen at her home in York. The next day Lawrence failed to turn up for an early-morning kitchen shift at York University.
The police strongly denied the charges. They have said they are frustrated by problems in getting information about Lawrence's personal life, possibly because she may have been involved with married men who are reluctant to come forward.
Hundreds of interviews and highly publicised appeals for help have not provided a breakthrough, although fresh information, described as important by senior officers, is still being received.
Last week police carried out intensive searches of fields at Heslington, close to York University's campus, after receiving new information. Martin Dale, spokesman for the Lawrence family's Find Claudia campaign, said it was "amazing that after a year, this information has only just come out".
Peter Lawrence's criticism was prompted by North Yorkshire police's decision to seek a review of their inquiry by the National Police Improvement Agency. The force is embarrassed by the lack of significant progress in an inquiry which has now cost more than £600,000 and has already been the subject of an internal audit.
Peter Lawrence welcomed the inquiry but called for it to be transferred to an outside, independent body.
"As it stands, it is the police policing police and the NPIA's reports are only made public if the chief constable wants them to be, which is unsatisfactory.
"After all this time, people expect to know what the police have been, and are still, doing, even if some confidential operational detail has to be omitted. What is really needed now is an urgent independent inquiry with a public report. Nothing less will do and transparency is vital if trust is to be restored in North Yorkshire police."
He suggested that a new police team should take over the hunt for information about his daughter, bringing the chance of a fresh eye and overlooked insights. "Despite the great efforts of the police in devoting huge resources, we are clearly little further on in finding Claudia than on day one," he said.
"Sadly, although the police continue to keep in touch with the family, they have now developed a bunker mentality whereby they are not engaging with either the public or the media."
He cited police unwillingness to co-operate with a Channel 4 television documentary about the case, and tardiness in following up suggestions from his daughter's relatives and friends.
Martin Dale said he that he was still waiting for responses to emails he had sent to the police authority in September and March airing public worries about the investigation. Another email sent to the force's incident room last month, naming four new locations for possible investigation, had also gone unanswered.
Detective Superintendent Ray Galloway of North Yorkshire police said that the force had asked for the new review after work on a list of recommendations produced by an NPIA analysis of the case last year. This had been "extremely positive" and the inquiry was considered comprehensive and effective, he said.
"The force has not received any complaints about incivility or rudeness of any officers working on the investigation into Claudia's disappearance and there is no link whatsoever in the rise in complaints generally and the professionalism of the team working on the investigation."
Galloway said that the number of complaints to North Yorkshire police had risen from 392 in 2008 to 496 last year, but only one had been to do with the Lawrence inquiry. "This is despite hundreds of intrusive searches of people's homes and potentially difficult situations."
Police are still appealing for a man who spent the night with Claudia Lawrence two days before her disappearance to come forward. Detectives gave details last month of information passed to them about the friendship, but have not had any further news.


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Is my room pre-wired for a ceiling fan?
I am definitely a novice when it comes to electrical work, and the extend of my electrical experience is pretty...I was able to replace to chandeleirs in my house, and that's it.
I'm getting ready to install a ceiling fan in my childs nursery (will be born in July), and i'm not sure how big this job will be because i don't know if my room is prewired.
I live in Reston, VA, and we bought our townhouse in June...Off the top of my head, i want to say my townhouse is about 15 years old. In the room that i'm working with, i can't really access the ceiling through the attick because the attic has a floor too it, and is not beams. I suppose i could try and pry up boards to get to the rooms ceiling, but that sounds like a complete mess. The ceiling in the room is just a drywall ceiling and there is no indication that there is wiring above the drywall, but there is a switchbox right near the light switch in the room that i have no idea what it is. it's on the same wall and only abotu one foot over at the same height...Is there a chance that this switchbox/plate is for wiring in the ceiling to install a fan or is this more likely a box for a sound system, etc. I have no idea what its for???
The last think i want to do is get into putting holes in my ceiling to run a wire to the outlet in the room that is connected to the light switch, but i might have to. Any suggestions how i should tackle this project???
No it is not. The lighting box would be exposed if it were. The switch most likely controls one half of the outlet for a lamp.
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- The number of PIPE deals rose by 16.9% in the third quarter to 276 worth a total of $10.9 billion from 236 deals worth $12 billion, a year earlier. It was the second quarter in a row that the number of PIPEs rose.
- The number of unregistered PIPEs rose 16.7% to 182 deals worth $3.69 billion from 156 worth $7.07 billion, a year earlier.
- The market for registered private placements expanded by 17.5% to 94 transactions worth $7.17 billion, from 80 deals worth $4.94 billion. That includes 27 confidentially marketed public offerings worth $1.1 billion, compared with 17 CMPOs in the year-earlier quarter worth $780 million.
- Common stock was the security issued in 158 of the recent quarter's PIPE transactions worth a total of $3.67 billion. That compares with 122 worth $6.93 billion a year ago.
- Convertible debt was issued in 34 of the recent quarter's PIPEs worth $322.5 million, compared with 29 worth $374.2 million. Convertible preferred stock was issued in 22 PIPEs worth $588.1 million in the recent quarter, up from 18 worth $617.8 million.
- At-the-market offering facilities were provided to companies in 37 transactions worth up to $5.68 billion, compared with 31 deals worth up to $3.64 billion.
- The number of equity-line transactions totaled 14 deals worth as much as $503 million, down from 19 worth $255.2 million.
- At least 10 PIPEs during the quarter raised at least $100 million. That does not include at-the-market offering facilities and equity lines, which the companies might not fully draw down. Another 14 PIPEs raised more than $50 million.
- The third quarter's deals raised an average of $39.3 million each, down from $50.9 million, a year earlier.
NEW YORK, Oct. 14, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- The Deal, TheStreet's (NASDAQ: TST) institutional business, issued a quarterly report that showed the small-cap equity financing market continued its resurgence in the third quarter with double-digit increases in the numbers of private investments in public equity (PIPEs), registered direct offerings and initial public offerings (IPOs) as the broader stock market rose. Activity by special purpose acquisition companies (SPACs) also increased in the quarter, with four SPACs completing IPOs and three filing for IPOs. Even the number of reverse mergers increased, although from decidedly depressed levels. (Logo: http://photos.prnewswire.com/prnh/20130305/NY70755LOGO ) "The strong showing that we saw in the third quarter may be a harbinger of good things to come in the next one," said Dan Lonkevich, Senior Editor for The Deal. "Additionally, the fourth quarter could also benefit from the Securities and Exchange Commission lifting the ban against general solicitation and advertising of private placement offerings." Some highlights from the report include:


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Getting the chance to honor the men and women who have served in our military and perform his hit in the process, Jason DeRulo helped a man propose to his girlfriend on "Good Morning America" Monday (November 11).
In honor of Veterans Day, the 24-year-old crooner joined Petty Officer Sam Peikert as he surprised his gal Jackie Fairchild with a ring.
The event was part of the USO's Every Moment Counts campaign, which shows service members gratitude by creating special moments for them.
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Matt Moore: Worth Sticking With
Matt Moore: Worth Sticking With
I'm not afraid to admit when I'm wrong, and when it comes to Matt Moore, I was wrong.
Back after the 2009 season I saw many a storied media pundit predict big things for the Carolina QB. Charting his 'hot' finish to the year, he was the guy that was going to lead the Panthers to big things … only, it didn't quite work out like that.
Completing just 55.2% of passes and earning a -10.6 grade, Moore was benched as the starter for Carolina as he did his part in leading them to the first overall pick in the 2011 NFL draft. He stunk, and as someone who saw it coming I was pretty damn smug.
Then he fell into the starting line-up for Miami and, by the end of the year, I wasn't quite so smug. Now my transformation from hater to lover is complete because I can't quite believe the Dolphins think that Alex Smith represents an upgrade.
Moore Than Expected
When Chad Henne went down after taking 10 snaps against the San Diego Chargers, the Miami Dolphins had nowhere to turn. They made some attempts to bolster the position by looking at free agents such as David Garrard, but when all was said and done they were left with Moore. I did not like their chances.
I felt vindicated in my belief that Moore didn't have what it took to be a franchise quarterback after his first two starts for Miami. His horror show against the New York Jets, in particular, was proof enough to me that he was out of his depth.
But then slowly he started to win me over. Firstly with a competent display against the New York Giants, and then with a superb performance against the Kansas City Chiefs in Week 9. Moore had put me firmly on the back foot with a series of showings that left me doing some serious soul searching. Had I given up on him too quickly?
The remainder of the season answered that question as Moore ended up Pro Football Focus' ninth-ranked quarterback for 2011. A man who would have been on my Pro Bowl ballot, but for a late season surge from Philip Rivers. I had no choice but to accept it; Matt Moore could start in this league and do a job. It just seems a shame that the Dolphins don't think the same given their interest in Alex Smith.
Moore Than Equal
I'm not someone who has an irrational dislike of Alex Smith. Sure, there's enough reason–given how he's played over the years and he doesn't always help his receivers–but he's not the sole reason the San Francisco 49ers' passing attack has sputtered since he was made the first overall pick of the 2005 NFL draft. Heck, he's even coming off a decent year in which he finished above Moore in our QB rankings. His eight place ranking was one spot higher than the Dolphins' QB (though he did have over 100 more dropbacks). But, while the ratings are similar, the environments both men played in are very different. Smith had the top-ranked defense in the league (according to us) and a far more competent rushing attack as the table below shows.
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You only need to look at the 49ers' victory over the New Orleans Saints, to see how much he needed them. It took constant stops from that defense to give Smith enough opportunities to put points on the board, even if he did come up with the key plays when needed late. He wouldn't be afforded that luxury in Miami; he'd be forced to work with a poorer running game, both in terms of push from the offensive line, and work after contact from backs. The 49ers didn't often win because of Alex Smith–those final minutes against the Saints were an anomaly–they won because their head coach understood their quarterback's severe limitations, and hid them with an extremely talented roster.
Moore Than a Match
Of course there were areas that Smith excelled in last year. In throwing just five picks he avoided the mistakes that would cripple a team like San Francisco, though he was helped by the in-built check downs in Jim Harbaugh's system (if you go back three years the numbers are vastly different). Moore was no slouch in this regard (just nine interceptions), but it's fair to say he wasn't as careful with the ball as Smith this year, though it should be noted Smith hasn't done such a great job of looking after the ball in the past. Therein lies another problem with the former Utah Ute; he's so cautious that he's never going to get the best out of his receivers. The table below compares the two and what they were like when going deep.
|Matt Moore
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It may not seem like a huge difference, but in 'upgrading' from Matt Moore to Alex Smith, the Dolphins would be significantly impacting the variety of their passing attack. This may be what Joe Phillbin wants from his quarterback, but it's worth bringing up the fact that Aaron Rodgers threw a very healthy 12.2% of all attempted passes further than 20 yards. Nobody is going to get Moore confused with Rodgers, but Miami fans may get Smith mixed up with Chad Henne. Those numbers are similar to Henne's, who finished 2010 attempting just 8.1% of passes downfield, with a 30% accuracy percentage (where drops are added to the completion figure totals).
That's not the only area where Moore has an advantage. If we look at how he performed under pressure we see that he's at the very least no downgrade on Smith.
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Clearly there are areas that Moore needs to work on. He allows too high a percentage of pressure to turn into sacks. But he's more accurate than Smith when pressured, and not afraid to challenge a defense. In key areas of quarterback play, Moore is at least every bit the equal of Smith, and in an offense that needs to get (pardon the pun) more out of him.
Moore Than Derisory
I understood why the Dolphins wanted Peyton Manning; possibly the greatest quarterback of all time. I even understood the pursuit of Matt Flynn as someone who has a potential upside worth exploring. But you have to draw the line somewhere and accept that you're no longer seeking to upgrade the position, rather just looking to replace Moore for the sake of it.
If you watched Matt Moore last year, you'll know that the Miami Dolphins really don't need to. Which begs the question: just what were they watching?


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I haven't seen it but if I find it, I will definitely let him know.
$50K to not record or perform with somebody? That is a deal that would be tough to pass up.
When is the Shaq rap mix tape coming out where he disses her and claims this is all Kobe's fault?
LOL, the way this turns out this chick may turn the tables on fat ass, and say, "everybody Shaq, how my ... taste".......................
Shaq has been busy in front of the cameras as he makes a cameo in the House Bunny (at the PB mansion)
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As sketched by Mr. Benjamin Marra at the Stumptown Comics Show this last weekend. When I asked him to sketch a Pinhead I thought his head was going to explode with unrestrained glee. It shows in the results.
This is actually the first time I've scanned anything from the convention sketchbook I've had running since about 2004 or so. I might be tempted to scan a few others as time permits.
Working on the con report from last weekend as well. May just throw the first part up tonight, even though the east coast is sleeping.


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Tuesday November 5th, 2013 1:45am
On a sunny fall day in San Francisco, Princeton and Virginia delighted a Bay Area crowd thirsty for Division I lacrosse. The day began at 11 a.m., when players from both school conducted a clinic for Bay Area youth lacrosse players. Run by All West Lacrosse (founded by Duke alum Matt Ogelsby), the players from Princeton and UVa. served as great ambassadors for both the game of lacrosse and their respective schools.
This is the Fifth San Francisco Fall Classic — the brainchild of Rob Urstein and Braden Edwards with some guiding advice from Dave Urick — and this year fans were treated to a high-energy, end-to-end game, with the Cavaliers earning an 11-8 victory.
The game began with a 15-minute "fifth" quarter offering both programs an opportunity to evaluate younger players. The on-field play, while sloppy at times, featured end-to-end action with the Princeton reserves looking a bit more polished.
Once the starters took the field, Princeton jumped out to an early 3-1 lead thanks in large part to the play of sophomore goalie Matt O'Connor, who had several outstanding first quarter saves. Very nice goals by Kip Orban and Will Rotatori highlighted the offensive action for the Tigers, who continue to utilize on- and off-ball picks to create opportunities.
For UVa., Rhody Heller started in the goal and looked solid throughout the first half. Offensively, freshman Ryan Lukacovic got the Wahoos on the board with a nice dodge and finish, and seniors Rob Emery and Pat Harbeson highlighted an athletic group of UVa. middies.
The first half was highlighted with some fantastic end-to-end lacrosse. For Princeton, Rotatori and Nick Fernandez looked very comfortable in transition play, and Tom Schreiber heated up throughout the afternoon finishing several chances in the second, third and fourth quarters and looking very much like the go-to guy in this Princeton offense. The teams finished tied 5-5 at the conclusion of the first half and continued to play first and second midfielders throughout the second half.
Second half standouts included sophomore James Pannell, who had several ankle breaking dodges and tactical finishes, and Owen Van Arsdale, who also finished several nice transition opportunities. Princeton senior defenseman Derick Raabe had one of the best goals of the day, finishing on a great Tiger fastbreak in which he was able to display incredible hand-eye coordination, corralling a difficult pass and scoring.
In the end, UVa. prevailed 11-8 but both programs have to be pleased with what they saw on the field. At times, the game looked like vintage fallball — some sloppy play and poor decision-making. With that said, this game was played with a great deal of energy and passion and at times felt like a mid-April non-league battle between two national title contenders.
1. Chris LaPierre — Coming off the knee injury, I expected to see limited action from LaPierre. Suffice to say it was shocking to see him still on the field with 27 seconds left in the game. While he doesn't look 100%, he clearly is feeling good as he battled for looseballs and looked confident on both sides of the ball. Coach Dom Starsia commented that while Chris was not at 100% he was good enough to go and is going to be 100% when the season officially begins.
2. Rob Emery — The San Francisco native had a great finish in the second half on a field he played both football and lacrosse on while at St. Ignatius. But for the most part, Rob did a great job of drawing the slide and moving the ball. His unselfish play lead to several easy goals for the Cavaliers. Once LaPierre is healthy, a midfield with Emery, LaPierre and Harbeson has a chance to be one of the most athletic lines in the game.
3. Princeton Lacrosse — A new staff for coach Chris Bates, but the more things change, the more they stay the same. Coach Bates commented before the game that while the staff (assistants John Walker, Matt Madalon, Brad Conlon) were still "learning each other's language," it was apparent to both coaches and players that the right men were guiding the ship. The Princeton players were energized and physical throughout the five quarters and clearly are melding well with the new staff.
4. Youth — Both programs should feel great about the future. Pannell, Zed Williams and Lukacovic highlight the UVa youth while Matt O'Connor and Adam Hardel — a raw, lanky athletic freshman midfielder — have bright futures for the Tigers.
5. West Coast Lacrosse — It was a great day for the game of lacrosse: Two elite DI programs playing the fastest game on foot in front of a rapidly growing fan base. The best of the sport was on display today highlighted by two coaches who clearly represent everything we've come to love in lacrosse. The young men finished the day signing autographs for what seemed like hours — never saying "no" to a youngster. In addition to Rob Emery, Matt Emery (freshman, UVa.) and Alistair Berven (freshman, Princeton) had a homecoming of sorts returning to the Bay Area. Coach Bates commented that it was great to be in NorCal where he had several other Bay Area recruits in the stands watching the game.
It was a great day for lacrosse, and everyone associated with the UVa. and Princeton lacrosse programs should feel proud as they were well represented by the young men in Kezar Stadium.


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So, I don't know if any other pup out there knows about these things... Vicious little creatures they are! Here I am minding my own business, just trying to get mom to throw my tennis ball for the thousandth time, when out of nowhere one of these fuzzy things jumps across mom's lap, grabs my ball and scurries under the couch with it. My BALL. IT TOOK MY BALL!!!
I gave chase, but it was too late, the little weasel got it tucked away half way down the couch. I tried to get to it. First one end of the couch, then I raced around to the other. I jumped up on the back of the couch, then tried to crawl under it. All the while barking at the scurvy little beast to bring it back. I looked to mom for intervention, but I have the sneaking suspicion she was chuckling when I turned around.
Well, don't doubt for a minute that I didn't give mom a piece of my mind. I barked, I begged, I whined... While my back was turned the smallest fuzzy bandit came out from under mom's chair and nipped my hind paw. I spun and it dove under the couch. Chicken!!! I returned to begging when up pops the third one from where it was curled on mom's lap and nips my nose! Then it darts off to join it's partners in crime under the couch.
You know what mom did? Do you KNOW?!? She laughed out loud. Not just a little, she laughed until tears came out of her eyes, as I was pleading my case. Oh the indignity of it all.
I turned my back on mom as she was trying to pull herself together and stormed to my bed. With a loud exaggerated sigh I plunk myself down with my back to her. How could she betray me this way. That is my tenny ball. It's mine, mine, mine.
Mom finally took the hint and got up to retrieve it from the scoundrels. She pulled out the couch and saved it from the little villains. I still hadn't forgiven her for her lack of understanding, but she did get my ball back which I rushed to retrieve. Thanks goodness it was safe! It didn't appear that they had done any permanent damage to it, but I couldn't be sure. I took it back to my kennel for further inspection and safekeeping.
I peaked out as I heard mom moving the couch back into place. The three devious ones were peaking out the other end of the couch and eyeing my kennel. I barked at them again that sent them darting back into hiding, but I know their shenanigans now. I know they are just plotting their next abduction of my helpless tenny ball. Never fear my comrades, I have it well hidden now under mom's pillow. But you musn't tell the little beasties where its at. Its very survival depends on complete confidentiality...
Write 7 things about yourself others may not know, then tag 7 of your furriends by pmai/rosette. Have fun! Now for the hard part... 7 things people don't know about me...
1. I have 3 ferret siblings: Haka, Moko, Tuki. They are little demons who love to attack my feet as I walk by the couch!! Grrr...
2. I have found out how to escape the living room by climbing on the back of the couch and jumping through the pass thru window!! Shhhh... mom still doesn't know how I do it!
3. Mom feeds the strays cats in the neighborhood, but when I'm outside, I secretly eat all their food.
4. Mom is a volunteer FF and when I'm good I get to go down to the station and play with all the FF's who like to love all over me.
5. I love going on trips and staying in those big buildings with all the bedrooms... hotels? When we're there, I get to jump from bed to bed and back again. Also, mom lets me choose the channels!
6. I LOVE taking showers!!! I mean love it! Took me a long time to learn that sometimes only mommy needs a shower. When she would wake up, I would zoom into the bathroom and jump in the tub to wait for her to turn on the water.
7. I actually like my ferret siblings and like it when they curl up with me on the couch while I'm watching tv.
Jack and I have been play friends for a couple of months now, and last night our mommies gave us permission to date!!!! Woohoo. We had our first date last night, and I got to meet his furbro Jay. Mommy also talked their mommy into joining dogster. Please go check out his and his brother's pages (Jack: 935757, and Jay: 935767)!!!
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/// On The Verge of a New Tech Site, Which Finally Debuts
Tonight at 1 am PT, techies who have nothing else to do — that would be me! — can click onto a brand new tech site called The Verge. Well, kind of — it's the result of many months of work by the gang that defected from AOL's popular Engadget tech powerhouse, set up temporary shop under the Web site name This Is My Next and busied themselves with creating The Verge . I have another screenshot below of the new site that will be focused on news, reviews and features about tech, and which has been getting a final tweaking all today. From my quick perusal, it has a vibrant and slick design, with a lot of packed boxes, swooshy movement and plenty of content. Along with the launch, The Verge's parent company — formerly doing business as SB Nation, focused on sports — will also transform into Vox Media. In a chit-chat with Vox's CEO Jim Bankoff, top exec Marty Moe and Josh Topolsky, The Verge's Editor-in-Chief, the trio of former AOLers all said they were going to for the big time. "We want to build the platform for talented native Web voices, in sports and tech for now, and then we plan to grow more verticals," said Bankoff. "We want to create more than a news site or blog about tech — the frustration at AOL was that we did not get the resources or manpower to realize that bigger vision," said Topolsky. (You're speaking to the choir, brother !) Said Moe: "We think this category has not had a large enough vision…not enough has been innovated over the years and we think it is a big opportunity." Topolsky said the site, along with a mass of original content from 30 writers, will also be helped by a strong database of information about all its topics and gadgets and also focus a lot on community input. "What we want to do was graduate beyond the blog," he said. (Hmm…and here I just got the hang of this blog thing.) Bankoff, who would not say how much Vox spent on launching The Verge — my back-of-the-envelope guess, several million dollars — said that costs were spread out between the tech and sports sites with centralized sales and product teams. Initial launch sponsors are BMW, Sony and Samsung, said Moe, who is aiming to sell "major brand advertisers on the idea that we will be the premiere destination of consumer tech coverage." It has to grow past big sites like Engadget to do so, but Topolsky said that This Is My Next had three million unique visitors in the last month and more than 10 million page views. "We have done that with a lot of editorials and in-depth reviews," he said.
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Environmental Economics
Protecting the natural environment should not be seen as a luxury for good economic times. But the political reality is that it is a harder sell in times like these. The key to persuading policymakers is to tie environmental concerns to sustaining the economy and keeping people safe.
A coalition of some 30 environmental groups pitched its agenda to state policymakers recently and wisely focused on just seven priorities. The list of priorities included six bills, which aim to protect rivers and land from pollution, slow climate change, protect people from exposure to dangerous chemicals and assist Mainers in making their homes and businesses more energy-efficient. A seventh priority is not tied to a bill, but rather is a charge to lawmakers: do not weaken any current environmental protections.
It would seem the battle to convince Mainers of the economic importance of our natural and man-made environments, our "quality of place," has been won. Some evidence of that victory comes each time a Land for Maine's Future bond wins voter approval by a wide margin. If the LMF program wins fresh funding, its purchases should be linked to properties the public can see (i.e., not thousands of acres landlocked in paper company property) and use recreationally (with access to rivers, lakes, bays and ocean, or with pedestrian trails).
Climate change is a more abstract problem. The tens of thousands of pounds of carbon not pumped into the atmosphere, if emission regulations are tightened, do not bring an immediate, measurable benefit. But climate change does bring health threats. From the proliferation of deer ticks carrying Lyme disease to the rise in asthma rates, climate change has very real costs.
Taking on the threats posed by chemicals is often relegated by states to federal regulators. But the feds have not, in recent years, taken on this effort. The public generally supports laws aimed at keeping toys, food and drinking water free of toxins, but the logistics of enforcement as they relate to products manufactured around the world can be challenging.
Energy efficiency is an issue environmentalists soon may be able to cede to business advocates. No longer are buildings, electrical systems and machinery being modified for the "feel-good" fuel conservation results; it's done because of proven return on investment.
Finally, the fight to keep current regulations from being rolled back is also critical, especially in a poor economy. Business interests will try to persuade legislators that environmental regulations hamstring entrepreneurs when they can least afford such hurdles. If existing regulations are not tied to the above goals, they may be vulnerable to weakening. But for the most part, environmental rules have been hard won and should not be eased without just cause.
The coalition has had success with its agenda; nine of its 10 priority bills in 2007-2008 were passed by the Legislature in the last session. If environmentalists keep their goals tied to demonstrable economic and public health benefits, they will continue to win.


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Want to learn about Yoga's past?
Yoga Journal contributor, Anne Cushman, explores the history of yoga and questions how ancient the art really is. Check out this article and learn a little about yoga and about India traditions.
Click on the image for a link to BKS Iyengar's Light on Yoga for a comprehensive manual to yoga postures.
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Georg Feuerstein, author of many books on the history and theory of yoga, presents a brief history of yoga in his piece found here.
Feuerstein's book-length projects include: The Deeper Dimensions of Yoga: Theory and Practice and The Yoga Tradition: Its History, Literature, Philosophy, and Practice


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Skokie officer who killed bank robbery suspect was not shot as ...
There are 48 comments on the Chicago Tribune story from Aug 26, 2008, titled Skokie officer who killed bank robbery suspect was not shot as .... In it, Chicago Tribune reports that:The officer who shot and killed a bank robbery suspect in north suburban Lincolnwood was not shot by the man, contrary to initial reports, Skokie police said Tuesday.
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#25 Aug 27, 2008
I should have said "unindentified."
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#27 Aug 27, 2008
I am sick and tired of the Tribune and their so-called editors' sloppiness in reporting news stories.
"Automatic pistols" were NOT involved in this event, and they know that. Semi-automatic pistols were used by the criminal, but I guess it sounds more dramatic to lie.
#29 Aug 27, 2008
By his drug dealer.
#30 Aug 27, 2008
Sure, all cops are golden and their bullets are guided by God.
Wake up! Some cops are great and some are thugs with badges. Pretending that they are infallible is simply stupid.
#33 Aug 27, 2008
I made no such pretense.
#34 Aug 27, 2008
One should know if they had been shot prior to reporting or making out a report.
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#35 Aug 28, 2008
Then get your news from somewhere else.
#36 Aug 28, 2008
Hey PJR...I think its safe to say this cops a hero...he killed a bad guy that had three guns, robbed a bank...and was shooting at a police officer.
you must be a real left wing nut to make a comment like u did. you probably believe the aunties and grandmamas on the news when they hold up eighth grade graduation pics of their dead gangbanger relatives and claim they werent in a gang too......I suppose those kids never point guns at the poleases either
welcome to the real world
#37 Aug 31, 2008
Excuse me sir, I won't call you anything less than that but you can fill in the blank! Before you comment on anything take a look at yourself because you are a hot mess! He has a family and although what he did was wrong who the heaven are you to judge anybody before he goes to hell you will beat him there how dare you touch a keyboard to type anything negative with all the bones in your closet keep your comments to yourself and I will do you a favor and pray for the Lord to have mercy on your soul God Bless you and Your thoughts!
#38 Aug 31, 2008
Please watch your mouth
when you are talking about my Uncle
Thank you and god Bless You
#39 Aug 31, 2008
Whoever made this comment I'm not
going to give you the satifaction of telling you what I think of you, Im goin to tell that I hope that whatever you say about and to others including my Uncle will come back on you 1000 fold and so I will begin praying for you because you will need it if you don't trust me then trust these letters on your screen God Bless and your worthless thoughts
#40 Sep 2, 2008
so you hear something;depending on whom said,we believe it.journalism requires a sifter.how else to justify a killing.if your child was in the car w suspect, the "news" would sound different.if there was no robbery,the officers motive was 2.lets not forget the lies of other invasions.racism is a Crime against mankind people
#41 Sep 4, 2008
I think its safe to say that there was no hidden racism or conspiracy on the part of the officer given the deceased is on video robbing a bank shortly before he hopped out of a car and tried killing a police officer
it sucks to lose a relative..especially in a way such as this but my advice is stop blaming the media and police and dont read the paper if u are easily offended
#42 Mar 26, 2009
look 1st of all you need to watch your mouth when you talk about my brother you wish you had half of the balls he have your punk ass only dream about gangster shit so shut the fuck up and let my brother r.i.p and if he burn in hell we will see you when you get there to give you a light
#43 Mar 26, 2009
so you find it funny that a man lost his life lets see how funny it is when your number come up !!!!! and you better pray that the samething dont happen to your soft ass by the way real folks go to heaven but if i dump into you in hell you already know what time it is burn baby burn
#44 Jun 8, 2009
listen here this is someone who loved raymond besides that im left to raise his child i am not sayin that he was not wrong but in every situation u have a good and a bad but da choices he made caused his child to be with out a father. but at the same time 16 shots was not the only resort because when raymond was on da ground why did shots continue? yes i could be mean and wish death upon the cop but i do realize he responded to a call of duty so i say unto him personally your life is also held in da hands of greater power , i just hope you under stand. i feel that he was killed due to his race and not to restore your safety, because your safety was restored and you continued to shoot and that's why you did not want your face shown on the news or on television because you know your body will rest in peace also! but GOD can hurt you more than any man and your life is in his hands!
#45 Jun 8, 2009
who are you, because this is the mother of his son that will never see his father. but it feels good to see someone showed him love and knew he had nothing but courage! many people don't have the balls to do what he did and would not stand a chance with him in the street. if the hospital did not let him die because he shot the cop he would have damn sure killed him in the streets and God knew it! God sometimes take one life to save many. because he will always be loved and forever missed! they might have taken his life but they could never change his history in the streets!
#46 Aug 5, 2009
He died like he lived, a piece of s**t in the gutter. That cop should have shot him 14 more times. I hope he suffered as he lay dieing in the street.
#47 Sep 25, 2011
its a shame how people judge other people,unless you know this person,talk to him and know what a person went though. you don't know them.every day i miss him.i loved him and now its been 3 years and not a day goes by i don't miss my friend.
#48 Mar 29, 2013
f**k you who ever you are he was my dad and i dont appreciate the wrongful judge towards my father you didnt even know him and you judge him you must be one ignorant f##k
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Grilled Middle Eastern Meatballs
Pass crisp lettuce leaves and tangy yogurt with these cumin-spiced patties and assemble them at the table.
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- 1 pound ground chuck
- 1/2 small onion, finely chopped
- 1 garlic clove, minced
- 1 tablespoon minced flat-leaf parsley
- 1 1/2 teaspoon minced fresh mint
- 1 1/2 teaspoons zatar (see Note)
- 1 1/2 teaspoons kosher salt
- 1/2 teaspoon ground cumin
- 1/2 teaspoon freshly ground pepper
- Bibb lettuce leaves and plain yogurt, for serving
How to make this recipe
Light a grill. In a medium bowl, gently mix the chuck with the onion, garlic, parsley, mint, zatar, salt, cumin and pepper. Form the meat into 1 1/2-inch balls and flatten them to 3/4 inch thick patties.
Grill the meatballs over moderately high heat until pink in the center, about 2 minutes per side. Wrap the grilled meatballs in lettuce leaves and serve with yogurt.
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DESCRIPTION: This is a type of nut brittle, featuring mostly honey, with a little bit of sugar as well. Walnuts are traditional, but you could try pecans, if you like. These are sticky and very sweet.
FIELD NOTES: My friends Pam and Jeff Rys have beehives and cultivate honey. There is nothing like raw, unfiltered, unpasteurized honey for its flavor and health benefits, and since I have access to the best, it is what I always use. In candy making, you can get very different results with raw versus processed honey. Therefore, I suggest you use raw, which is readily available in supermarkets. Also, after you chop the nuts, place them in a strainer and shake out and discard any powdery residue. Warning: These are very sticky. The technique of rinsing the wooden board with cold water is often used with very sticky candies. Be patient when you are removing and cutting them; they will come loose eventually.
LIFESPAN: 1 week at room temperature in airtight container.
1 cup honey
1/4 cup granulated sugar
2-1/4 cups toasted walnut halves, finely chopped
30 small square candy wrappers or cellophane
1. Rinse a clean, large wooden board with cold water. Allow water droplets to remain on board.
2. Stir honey and sugar together in a large saucepan. Bring to a simmer over medium heat, stirring constantly, until it reaches 220 degrees F.; do not burn. Stir in nuts and continue to cook until it reaches 240 degrees F. (soft-ball stage) or until golden, which will likely be less than 10 minutes.
3. Scrape mixture onto prepared board. Rinse fingers in cold water and press the mixture out to a flat even layer (about l/2 inch thick); be careful, as candy will be hot.
4. Let candy sit at cool room temperature until cooled and set, about 2 hours.
5. Cut into diamond shapes with a sharp knife dipped in water to help prevent sticking. Pick up individual candies with an offset spatula. Wrap individually in candy wrappers.
Make sure your wooden board does not smell like onions or your candy will pick up the flavors! You could try making these by spreading the mixture on a rinsed jelly-roll pan, but I found that the candy sticks to metal even more than to wood.
A Baker's Field Guide to
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Boy are we lucky we can see and hear something like this in Paducah at the beautiful Carson Center. To fully describe the beauty of this performance has had me searching for further adjectives to bestow on Mr. Wilson and Maestro Ponti. In addition at this concert were breathtaking performances of Gershwin's Cuban Overture and the rarely heard Tchaikovsky Symphony No. 2.
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The 61-year-old actor is currently working on an album following his Oscar success as alcoholic country singer Bad Blake in 'Crazy Heart' last year, and is keen to work on a track with the music icon.
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A Spanish judge issued international arrest warrants for a Tunisian and five Moroccans suspected of involvement in the Madrid train bombings that killed 191 people.
Another suspect identified as Otman El Gnaout was arrested, a court official announced today, giving no details of the nationality of the man or the place of his arrest. He said a Moroccan who had been released was also re-arrested.
Also today, Judge Juan del Olmo questioned two people in court, releasing one of them and ordered the other to return Friday for more questioning.
The Interior Ministry distributed the names and photographs contained in six international warrants issued by del Olmo. They included Sarhane Ben Abdelmajid Fakhet of Tunisia; and Moroccans Jamal Ahmidan, alias El Chino; Said Berraj; Abdennabi Kounjaa, alias Abdallah; Mohammed Oulad Akcha; and Rachid Oulad Akcha. The last two are brothers to Naima Oulad Akcha, the only woman charged in the case so far, a court official said.
Interior Minister Angel Acebes yesterday identified the Moroccan Islamic Combatant Group as the main focus of investigation in the March 11 bombings in Madrid, which killed 191 people and injured more than 1,800 others.
That extremist group is a forerunner of Salafia Jihadia, which Morocco blamed for last year's Casablanca bombings that killed 33 people and 12 suicide bombers.
At least five members of the Combatant group, including alleged leaders Nouredine Nfia and Salahedine Benyaich, trained in al-Qaeda camps in Afghanistan between 1999 and 2001, Moroccan officials said.
Spanish investigators have analysed a videotape in which a man claiming to speak on behalf of al-Qaeda said the group carried out the Madrid attacks in reprisal for Spain's backing of the US-led war in Iraq.
Moroccan Mustapha Ahmidam and Antonio Toro Castro, the brother-in-law of a Spaniard charged with supplying dynamite to the bombers, were questioned by the judge today.
Ahmidam was released, and Castro was ordered to return to court on Friday.
Another Moroccan, Fouad Almorabit, was re-arrested.
Del Olmo interrogated Almorabit among a group of five suspects brought before the National Court on Monday, and ordered him released early Tuesday. The reason for the re-arrest was not immediately clear.
Spanish police have 19 people in custody including Almorabit and El Gnaout. Among them are 11 Moroccans or Moroccan-born Spaniards, two Indians, two Spaniards and three Syrians.
Fourteen of the suspects have been charged with mass murder or collaborating with or belonging to a terrorist group.
The radio station Cadena Ser said one of the suspects who went before the judge told him the attack was motivated by the occupation of Iraq and that Britain, Spain and the United States are held responsible.
Two Syrians arrested Tuesday, Walid Altaraki and Mohamad Badr Ddin Akkad, are set to appear tomorrow.
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Rosa's New Mexican Table by Roberto Santibañez includes favorite recipes from the restaurant's menu like Soupy Black Beans, Poblanos Stuffed with Spinach and Goat Cheese (and Ranchera Sauce), and Slow-Braised Boneless Short Ribs with Roasted Tomatillo-Chipotle Sauce.
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The tart tomatillos, smoky chipotles, and sweet piloncillo (a type of raw sugar; see page 16 of the book) meld to create an exquisitely balanced sauce with delightful hints of cumin and oregano. It can be served as a sauce, as we do with the short ribs, or it can be diluted and used to braise meats, poultry, or game.
Drain the chiles well and put them in a blender jar. Add the garlic, cloves, oregano, salt, cumin, and 1/2 cup of the water and blend until smooth.
Heat the oil in a medium heavy saucepan over medium heat. Pour in the chile mixture, then rinse out the blender with the remaining 1/4 cup water and add that to the pan (set the blender jar aside). Bring the sauce to a boil, stirring to incorporate the oil. Adjust the heat so the sauce is simmering.
Blend the tomatillos, with their juices, until smooth (see Note). Pour into the sauce and stir in the piloncillo. Simmer, stirring occasionally, until the sauce is shiny and little dots of fat rise to the surface, about 30 minutes. Add water a small amount at a time if the sauce becomes too thick before turning shiny. The sauce can be prepared up to 2 days in advance and refrigerated. Bring to a simmer, adding water as necessary to restore it to the right consistency, before using.
NOTE: When blending tomatillos for any stewing sauce like this, "blend until smooth" means the tomatillos are pureed but you still should be able to see the little tomatillo seeds. If you blend more—so that the seeds are broken up—the sauce will become pasty or cloudy and will take on an unpleasant consistency.
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Most of the recessed cans do have removeable trim so you can change the trim if need to.
Some are removed by spring clip and some are removed by unscrewing and some are removed by two screws.
The black interal trim is used to keep the glare reflection reduced.
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