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Written by Ng E-Jay
31 October 2011
Japan and Singapore are a stark contrast, at least in terms of economics.
Japan is slow growth economy that has been beset with disinflation, and even outright deflation, for the past two decades. Their economy has hardly grown since the twin bubbles — in both real estate and stocks — burst in 1990. Their GDP growth is pathetic. They have been in and out of recessions for the past twenty years and economic stagnation rules the day. Japan's culture forbid the widespread import of foreign talent. They are facing a declining population which puts limits on economic growth and stock market performance.
Singapore, on the other hand, does not have the same kind of social democracy as Japan. Our political landscape is more frigid. Unlike Japan, we have never changed governments. Our economy, on the other hand, is booming, at least in terms of officially reported GDP figures. We do not experience deflation. Our problem is one of high inflation. And unlike Japan, our ruling party imports foreigners with flagrant abandon, without any worry about the social repercussions. They do so because they believe they will always be in power. They use the Internal Security Act (ISA) to their advantage.
Wall Street versus Main Street: Singaporeans are facing the same problems
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Written by Ng E-Jay
17 October 2011
Last Saturday saw a truly worldwide protest by the common citizens of the world against corporate tyranny, income inequality, social injustice, and corrupt government that cuts back on social spending whilst allowing the rich and elite to get away with obscene tax breaks.
At the heart of these protests is the deep-seated anger of the common man against the blatant excesses of government-sponsored capitalism and the unwillingness of their respective governments to level the playing field.
According to the social movement website Avaaz.org, this worldwide protest is but the latest instalment in the on-going story of global citizens trying to reclaim their political and economic power. For example, earlier this year in Egypt, people took over Tahrir Square and toppled their dictator. In India, one man's fast brought millions onto the streets and the government to its knees — winning real action to fight corruption. And this summer across Israel, people built "tent cities" to protest against the rising costs of housing as well as the lack of social justice.
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By Dr Wong Wee Nam
12 October 2011
It seemed so promising. The big guns in the PAP started some instant soul-searching soon after the May general election, became very apologetic and talked about reform. A number of them even stepped down and made way for the new.
It seemed like an injection of freshness into the political air. But it now appears to be a bit of premature to hope for any drastic change. Just when we thought that we were moving from the third world to the first, the events of recent weeks brought this dream crashing down.
Why opposition parties should speak up on ISA and human rights issues
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Written by Ng E-Jay
12 October 2011
When Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Tun Razak announced several weeks ago that he planned to abolish his country's Internal Security Act (ISA) and replace it with more updated legislation, opposition parties in Singapore were quick to respond.
The Worker's Party (WP) released a statement reiterating that they had earlier proposed the abolition of the ISA in Singapore via their party manifesto.
The WP said that "… this repeal (of ISA) would destroy the prospect of any government using the wide ranging powers therein to curtail its critics and opponents. Even where there are suspects accused of espionage, trials can still be held, with modified procedures if state secrets are at risk." (See here.)
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10 October 2011
When 16 ex-ISA detainees issued a joint statement in September citing the injustices they faced whilst under detention without trial, the government was quick to dismiss their claims and parrot the old propaganda, repeated so many times over the years, that they were violent men and women out to subvert the state and cause mayhem.
The government has painted them as criminals, as thugs, as communists out to overthrow our institutions and wreck havoc on our way of life, despite the fact that none of them have ever been tried in a court of law. None of the ex-ISA detainees have ever been given a chance to clear their names before an independent commission.
What Everyone Is Too Polite to Say About Steve Jobs
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In the days after Steve Jobs' death, friends and colleagues have, in customary fashion, been sharing their fondest memories of the Apple co-founder. He's been hailed as "a genius" and "the greatest CEO of his generation" by pundits and tech journalists. But a great man's reputation can withstand a full accounting. And, truth be told, Jobs could be terrible to people, and his impact on the world was not uniformly positive.
We mentioned much of the good Jobs did during his career earlier. His accomplishments were far-reaching and impossible to easily summarize. But here's one way of looking at the scope of his achievement: It's the dream of any entrepreneur to affect change in one industry. Jobs transformed half a dozen of them forever, from personal computers to phones to animation to music to publishing to video games. He was a polymath, a skilled motivator, a decisive judge, a farsighted tastemaker, an excellent showman, and a gifted strategist.
Obama on Steve Jobs: "The world has lost a visionary"
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Statement by Barack Obama
Michelle and I are saddened to learn of the passing of Steve Jobs. Steve was among the greatest of American innovators – brave enough to think differently, bold enough to believe he could change the world, and talented enough to do it.
By building one of the planet's most successful companies from his garage, he exemplified the spirit of American ingenuity. By making computers personal and putting the internet in our pockets, he made the information revolution not only accessible, but intuitive and fun. And by turning his talents to storytelling, he has brought joy to millions of children and grownups alike. Steve was fond of saying that he lived every day like it was his last. Because he did, he transformed our lives, redefined entire industries, and achieved one of the rarest feats in human history: he changed the way each of us sees the world.
No use saying sorry to people during polls, says Malaysia PM Najib
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By Yuen Meikeng
The Star/Asia News Network
Monday, Oct 03, 2011
KUALA LUMPUR — Barisan Nasional should not be afraid to admit its mistakes and must work to correct them, said Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak.
Najib, who is Barisan chairman, said there was no use apologising to the people during the general election.
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A Lavonia man, wanted by Habersham County authorities for a shooting last week, is now behind bars.
28 year-old Clinton "Kulaid" Jester turned himself in to Lavonia Police over the weekend.
Jester was wanted by the Habersham County Sheriff's Office for allegedly shooting Jared Carter in the leg last Thursday evening after an argument at Carter's home in Alto.
He is being charged with aggravated assault under the Family Violence Act and two counts of first-degree cruelty to children because the shooting took place in front of two children.
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Current evidence on integrated treatment for serious mental disorder and substance misuse
Kavanagh, David J. & Mueser, Kim T. (2007) Current evidence on integrated treatment for serious mental disorder and substance misuse. Journal of Norwegian Psychological Association, 44(5), pp. 618-637.
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Substance misuse in people with serious mental disorders is common and has a wideranging negative impact. The multiplicity of problems suggests that this comorbidity is better conceptualized as a type of complex disorder than by 'dual diagnosis'. Problems with sequential and parallel treatments have led to the development of integrated approaches, with one practitioner or team addressing both the substance use and mental disorder. These treatments are typically characterized by motivation enhancement, minimizing treatment-related stress, emphasizing harm reduction as well as abstinence, and assertive outreach. A review of published randomized trials demonstrates that superior effects to controls are rarely consistent across treatment foci and over time. While motivational interventions assist engagement, more intervention is usually required for integrated treatment programs to improve long-term outcomes more than control conditions. More intensive case management does not consistently improve impact, but extended cognitive-behavioral therapies have promise. Suggestions for maximizing treatment effects and improving research evidence are provided.
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Sources said the shift by the White House, which had previously maintained that any inquiry should wait until a more exhaustive weapons search has been completed, came after pressure from congressmen in both the Republican and Democratic parties and the former chief US weapons inspector in Iraq.
There was no official confirmation from the White House at the weekend, but Administration sources said Mr Bush's announcement of support for an independent commission was imminent.
Mr Bush's shift represents an effort to get in front of a dangerous issue that threatens to cloud his re-election bid.
An independent commission might not absolve Mr Bush politically, congressional officials said, but it could quiet the furore and delay calls for top-level resignations at the CIA and elsewhere until after the elections.
David Kay, who resigned recently as chief US weapons inspector, testified on Wednesday that "we were almost all wrong" about Iraq's weapons programs. He said it was unlikely that stockpiles would be found in Iraq.
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Though some in the White House favour a frank admission that the intelligence was wrong, Mr Bush and his aides have so far concluded that would only increase the pressure on them.
By agreeing to the formation of a commission Mr Bush should have more leverage to keep the focus on the CIA and other intelligence agencies rather than on the White House.
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the vf52 turbo sounds promising (especially for future mods), but the price is rather steep compared to an advice i got from a another forum: to just get an invidia high flow cat downpipe and tune using cobb or openecu. would that be an acceptable alternative than replacing the stock turbo right away?
I would get COBB intake, TBE with high flow cat or catless DP, and get a tune. The turbo timer is debated some say yes and some say no not needed, waste of money.
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You know you have to do that stuff and more in order to upgrade the turbo in the 1st place right?
Nobody can debate that it's needed because it's not. It's merely a novelty if you want it. Ironically it's more useful for warming your car up (without you having to sit in it) than it is for letting it cool down. Your turbo/oil needs no extra cooling from what it already has and running car after you've come to rest is a waste of gas. Also, running an oil cooler without increasing oil pressure can potentially lead to a replacement motor. The reason those higher end cars have more complicated oil coolers than our cars is because their engines run at higher temperatures. That's why they require synthetic.
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I have often said that of all of our possessions automobiles are the closest things to being friends or members of the family. For many their cars are an important component of their self image. We tend to chronicle our lives by the cars we owned, family cars when we were kids or cars we coveted as children. When we see a car similar to one that we had in our younger days it is like meeting up with an old friend. When we see a car that strikes our fancy it can be an experience that stays with us for our entire lives. I (and probably most other Boomers) clearly remember the first time I saw a Corvette Sting Ray the first time I saw a Jaguar E-Type.
This is my favorite picture from the Lime Rock Heritage Festival. This is Matthew. Matthew is being treated for bone cancer and he and his family are staying at Ronald McDonald House New York. Matthew was our guest as one of the judges for the Ronald McDonald House Kid's Choice Award which is part of the annual Sunday In The Park car show. There were cars parked all around the 1.5 mile track and about 100 cars that were entered in the Show were line up along the main straight. We were chauffeuring the kids around the track in golf karts with "Official Ronald McDonald House Kid's Choice Award" signs on them (BimmerFester EdCT was the driver). We told the kids to ask us to stop if they saw something that caught their eye. Matthew was fascinated by "The Black Beast" a 100 year old Alco race car that had competed in the Vanderbilt Cup races which were held on the streets of Long Island. I know the owner of the car as we are both members of the Chowder Club. Howard asked Matthew if he would like to sit in the car and of course he said yes.
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Ask anyone between the ages of 13 and 30 who knew my dad to share something they remember about him. Most will reply with "talking like Donald Duck." Walk in to the office in my mother's house and Donald Duck greets you from every direction beginning with the large bright yellow latch-hook picture of Donald Duck on the wall.
I don't know how Dad started this Donald Duck talk business, but it's one of those things many people remember about him. His wife, three kids, and friends showered him with Donald Duck gifts for years.
Accidentally Memorable
I also have one thing that makes me memorable. No, I don't imitate any famous characters. No, I don't perform magic tricks. This one came with the package that the doctor delivered to my mother when I arrived. I was born deaf only no one knew the little secret until around my first birthday.
Despite years of speech therapy and repeating nonsensical sounds, I have a deaf accent . Whenever I met a new teacher or professor, I often introduced myself in the first class explaining that I read lips and will sit in the best place where I can see the teacher. I joked that I could never skip class because the professors would notice the deaf one didn't show up.
In eighth grade, my drama teacher asked me if I was Michael's little sister. This may not sound shocking … until you hear that we're 10 years apart. Imagine all the students in 10 years who came through her door before I did. When she taught my brother, I was just three years old — not exactly recognizable from a photo. Michael showed her a photo of three-year-old me when I wore the clunky hearing aid in a box on my chest. Would she have remembered me without it?
What makes you or your company memorable?
You don't need to run off and take lessons on how to imitate a famous character. As outgoing as my dad was, I can't imagine him pulling out the Donald Duck trick in a business meeting. It could be a a clothing accessory that stands out, a company mascot, smashing customer service or a well-written email newsletter.
What helps you remember a company? How does your stand out?
Am I memorable? I like to think I am.
I once had a university professor tell me that you can't hide when you are a redhead! So, I think that I am memorable not only for my hair, but I also make myself memorable by remembering the names of those I meet, along with taking a genuine interest int personal details they tell me. Asking how someone's child or mother is doing has gone a long way in establishing working relationships.
Barbara — what's most memorable about you?
Krysty — those are great ways to be memorable. I have a weird fear of saying people's names because I'm afraid somehow I'll get it wrong even if I know it.


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Twittering, plurking, whatever all these things are called - I think I am boycotting! I bore myself in my day to day life, I can't imagine anyone else being interested. I am a serious blog slacker, I admit it, but I don't know how people find the time to twitt, or twitter, or whatever it's called.
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REVIEW: Hangover 3
I'll just go ahead and start this review by saying I'm glad this will be the last movie in the Hangover franchise. At this point, they really should have stopped after the first. Hangover 3 is not worth your money or your time. It pains me to say that given my affection for the first one. Part 2 was lame but at least they tried. I don't think any of them even cared about Part 3.
Hangover 3 breaks away from the theme that made the franchise so popular in the first place. There's no crazy, wild night that the guys have to try to remember in order to solve their dilema. A Las Vegas "gangster" of sorts kidnaps Doug forcing the wolfpack to hunt down Chow. And that's pretty much it. They spend the next hour or so trying to catch Chow, who somehow continues to find ways to evade them. There's no, "How did I get this tattoo on my face," or, "What's in your pockets?" I don't think anyone even has a drink in the whole film.
Hangover 3 is not funny. I barely laughed through the entire movie. I remember sitting in the theater listening to the audience, wondering if I missed something, but no one was laughing. There were a few cheap laughs but not enough to make it worth a visit to the theater. The best part of the whole movie comes after the credits. There's a short clip that is by far the funniest moment (that's not saying much). If you end up sticking around through the whole movie, make sure you stay to see it. I'm sure that scene will be on the DVD, though.


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Hi friends! Well this post has been a long time coming. Of all the rooms in the house, the kitchen has been the most time consuming and stressful. I am astounded by how many decisions need to be made for just one room! Benchtops, drawers, cupboards, handles, appliances, flooring, splashback, sink, taps, lights, kickboard, layout... the list goes on. BUT, I am very pleased to tell you that the pain has been worth it. We spend months drawing and re-drawing our kitchen design, choosing … [Continue reading...]
My Pretty Victorian Daybed
In last week's post, I shared the 10 tricks we used to restore our horrible old bedrooms into brand-spankin new ones, and I am so thrilled with how they turned out. Sometimes I just go and sit on the floor, smelling in the new carpet and new paint smell. True story. But now that they are all looking schmik, I have the daunting task of filling them with furniture. I am often frozen by indecision when it comes to buying furniture, I'm terrified of buying the wrong piece. This is rather … [Continue reading...]
10 Ways to Make an Old Room New Again
One of my dearest friends came to visit last week. She had been to our house numerous times before the renovation, so she already had the 'before photos' etched in her head. The 'before photo' of one of our downstairs bedrooms. Along with the hallway, the two downstairs bedrooms are the only original rooms in […][Continue reading...]
Moving into our Bedroom!
As you may have guessed from my ealier posts, we have finally moved into our own house! It took 10 months, but we are IN! Now while we have moved in, the house is not quite finished. There are still lots of little bits and bobs we need to complete. But for the most part, […][Continue reading...]
Our Backyard Makeover!
Spring has sprung, and not a moment too soon! I have impatiently been waiting for the warmer weather so we could lay our new lawn. Not only will we have a backyard in time for summer BBQ's, but our little man has become a crawler in recent weeks, so having the extra space for him […][Continue reading...]
Our Arched Hallway Makeover
Is a hallway considered a room? Because if it is, our hallway is my favourite room in the house. I would happily sleep there, eat there and work there. It is beautiful. Let's recap. This is what our hallway use to look like… Charming, isn't it? This is what it looks like now… Soooo…. you […][Continue reading...]
New Kitchen Update: Part 1
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"Wonky cock documentary" is AA Gill's term for Channel 4 shows like Embarrassing Bodies, Monkey discovered during the Sunday Times TV critic's interview with BBC's Storyville editor Nick Fraser at the Sheffield Doc/Fest. But when media journalist (and Guardian contributor) Kate Bulkley tried to defend the broadcaster for what she believed was legitimate public service broadcasting he proved a more-than-succinct debater. "Fuck off," was his only response. Monkey wasn't quite sure how Bulkley felt about this. Or indeed how this tallied with Gill's later assertion that television "at the moment is in the process of being very abusive to its audience. It used to be quizshows where people were respectable and say thank you and give them a cuddly toy. Now it's much more abusive." Unlike, say ... conference sessions chaired by Gill.
Not digging Giles
Gill wasn't a big fan of his friend Giles Coren's BBC2 show Giles and Sue Live the God Life, either. He used his session to outline his belief that the programme – in which the Times journalist and his sidekick Sue Perkins recreated the much-loved 1970s TV comedy – was phoney and falsely pretended there was a "frisson" between the two. But it also emerged that Coren didn't think much of the programme either. "I gave this a terrifically bad review and at 10pm I got a text from Giles saying 'You were right," Gill said. Not sure Coren was quite so honest in the pre-transmission publicity, but there you are.
Channel 4's word play
The word "heterozygosity" may be a mouthful but it seems to be the new buzzword for Channel 4's head of specialist factual, Ralph Lee. Apparently it refers to wildly different kinds of genes which come together and make the whole stronger. Or something like that. Lee used the term three times describe a TV landscape populated by such diverse offerings as Junior Doctor, The Only Way is Essex, Pineapple Dance Studios and Great British Bake Off." If we had a job called head of heterozygosity I would put my name forward," said Lee. Monkey's note to self: never, but never, agree to play Scrabble with Ralph Lee.
Factual fashion error
Monkey doesn't expect to see Pippa Middleton: A Year in the Life anytime soon on the BBC. Not necessarily because the access is unlikely to be granted in a month of Sundays. More because influential BBC commissioning executive Emma Willis isn't a fan, apparently. "I didn't like the dress. I liked the wedding dress, but not the bridesmaid's dress," she said of the Duchess of Cambridge's sister, apropos of not very much at a session on factual entertainment. So, Emma, we're assuming you're not among the 232,667 who "like" the Pippa Middleton Ass Appreciation Society Facebook page.
Parenti guidance
"Go out there," chirruped the enthusiastic American digital artist and thinker, Michael Parenti, when asked about the financial constraints of documentary film-making. "Shoot it and if it's good the BBC will come knocking on your door." Monkey expected cheers and applause from the dazzled throng at a session about WikiLeaks and not what we actually got: the firm voice of Nick Fraser. "Unfortunately that's not the case," he said. As editor of the BBC's doc strand Storyville we think we'll trust the Beeb's man on that one.
Fi and the F-word
"Eek". That is the high-pitched sound Fi Glover gave when chairing a panel at which someone uttered the phrase "We didn't want to fuck about". "Sorry it's the BBC in me," she explained.
Rear guard action
Bruce Parry has his bum tanned. Yes, you read that right. And that is the news that is ringing out from Sheffield (an image of which Monkey cannot quite get out of its head) after the explorer and presenter of BBC2's Tribe disclosed that he has recently been applying fake tan to his posterior after reading a critique in the New York Times that "kept on going about what a white bum I had". After all the stuff you've been through for TV, Brucie – the projectile vomiting, for starters ("I have to drink about 4 litres ... but the taste is so disgusting it triggers my gag reflex...") – Monkey thought you'd have developed a thicker, more leathery, skin about what's written in newspapers. Apparently not.
Blades' sharp wit
Going to Sheffield isn't all about screenings and panel discussions with the UK's factual programming-making elite. Oh No. Sometimes you actually get to meet some locals. So Monkey would like to thank Bob, who hails from the Owlerton area of city and who informed us of the local name (or rather anagram) for the former Sheffield United manager Neil Warnock who led his side to relegation in 2007 is ... Colin Wanker. Well it made Monkey laugh anyway.


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Here are my recipes of the day (might be duplicates for what I've already posted in here, but oh well!)... Our local Finnish Club is having a mid-summer party in June, and I'm going to be BBQing up some
beef ribs
chicken thighs
Beef Ribs:
- Each rack will feed 3-4 people or so as a main course, 7 people if it's in addition to other meat
- Pre-heat oven to 350.
- Peel away the membrane from the back of the rack using a butter knife. Once you get used to this you can usually get it off in a complete sheet.
- Place the racks on large pieces of tinfoil, and season. I use about 3-4 cloves of garlic per rack, crushed and spread on top, then some cracked pepper and a little Montreal steak spice.
- Wrap the racks in about 3 layers of tin foil. Lots of fat/liquid will come out of the racks and you don't want to lose that. More tin foil is better than not enough.
- Place racks on cookie sheets with rims, in case any liquid leaks out. You could probably do up to six racks in one oven if you had 3 per cookie sheet, but I usually max out at 4 racks.
- Roast in the oven for AT LEAST 3 hours. I usually leave mine for 4 or so. You don't need to touch them, turn them, look at them or anything. JUST LEAVE THEM IN THERE!!!
- Remove racks from oven, open tin foil and drain off the fat. When cool enough to touch, use a sharp knife and cut the individual ribs off. The meat will be falling off the bone already so use a SHARP knife!
- Either bag them up for freezing right away, or place them on a grill on low-medium heat. You want to crisp up the edges a bit, and then start slapping on BBQ sauce. I usually just use bullseye bold original or similar, nothing fancy for me as far as sauces go. Sauce, brush, turn. Repeat a couple times. The sauce should just be starting to caramelize when you pull the ribs off the grill!
- If you've frozen any ribs, remove them from the freezer at least a couple hours before BBQing. They're already cooked so it's safe to remove from freezer and leave in the fridge for a couple days, take with you in the cooler, etc. Then I just BBQ as above and sauce after they've crisped up for about 10 minutes! Just make sure you freeze them fairly quickly after roasting, if you wait too long the meat will dry out on the counter.
BBQ Chicken Thighs:
- This is my other favourite for a large crowd, because they're easy to prep ahead of time, and forgiving on the grill. Each person will probably eat 2-3 thighs.
- Depending on the size of the crowd and how fancy I want to get, I'll make anywhere from 1-3 marinades. I don't have exact recipes for them as they're a little different each time.
- Marinade 1: This is my usual marinade and it's a little different each time. I throw the boneless skinless thighs in a freezer bag, then toss in some white wine, a little canola oil, medium curry powder (a lot!), black pepper, and sometimes some verjus (wine juice).
- Marinade 2: Again, toss the thighs in a freezer bag, add in some white wine/verjus, canola, Montreal chicken spice, and some garlic powder or crushed garlic.
- Marinade 3: White wine/verjus, canola, smoked salt, and pepper. (this batch I'll rub with BBQ sauce when they're nearly cooked)
- BBQ should be on low, chicken thighs like to cook slowly! I'll usually have a bit of a system between the top racks and bottom. Turning every 5 mins or so. When they're about half done I throw the ribs on the bottom rack and get them going. On my smallish BBQ I can get about 20 ribs and 30-40 thighs at the same time!
If we're having corn at the same time, I just toss them right on the bottom rack on low-med heat still in the husk, hair and all. They're done when the husks are looking golden but the leaves inside are still bright green.
I can't wait for BBQ season!!!
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Barn Swallow Pottery is a small pottery studio located in the village of Greenwood Ontario.
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date approved: 1/2/2012
Casa Estudio Carlos Relvas (Fotografo)
Carlos Relvas left us an extraordinary heritage of images that established him as an exceptional artist. But it also gave us the incomparable House-Studio in Golegã, unique in its kind in the world, forever linked to his work and his life project.
posted by: RuiJSDuarte
location: Santarém, Portugal
date approved: 12/19/2011
last visited: 7/19/2009
Water Street Studios - Batavia, IL
A multi-studio building for a wide array of talents.
posted by: cldisme
location: Illinois
date approved: 11/15/2011
Studio of Jean Arp - Basel, Switzerland
The last studio of the famous artist Jean (or Hans) Arp before he died in Basel in 1966.
posted by: fi67
location: Nordwestschweiz (AG/BL/BS), Switzerland
date approved: 11/10/2011
last visited: 7/15/2015
Mor-Art Glass Fusing Studio - Lincoln City, OR
This is a small studio for artist Dan Watts and his marvelous glass fused art. He also beginning to advanced classes at this location next to the North Lincoln Country Historic Museum on the scenic Coast Highway, U.S. Route 101.
posted by: silverquill
location: Oregon
date approved: 10/24/2011
last visited: 9/7/2013
Allen Stoneware Gallery and Studio - Erie, PA
Allen Stoneware is located on West 8th St. in Erie, PA.
posted by: Facedances
location: Pennsylvania
date approved: 9/4/2011
last visited: 6/19/2013
Vermont Marble Museum Studio - Proctor, VT
The Vermont Marble Museum has a sculptor in residence.
posted by: Go Boilers!
location: Vermont
date approved: 8/24/2011
(Closed) Bella Forte Glass Studio - Edmond, OK
Father and son glass blowing studio located in historic Downtown Edmond next to Italian Jim's Pizzeria, owned by the same family. The colorful McGahan Signature pieces are created here.
posted by: Max and 99
location: Oklahoma
date approved: 8/14/2011
last visited: 8/12/2011
Petersens Art Center - Salt Lake City, Utah
Located in the heart of Sugar House is where upcoming students can learn the craft of painting, pottery, drawing and much more from an accomplished artist, Harold "Pete" Petersen.
posted by: Mom the Cook & cashnhubby
location: Utah
date approved: 7/7/2011
last visited: 5/15/2017
Tyn y Fron - Lon Muriau, Betws-y-Coed, Conwy, North Wales, UK
Tyn y Fron was once an artist's studio and is lovingly preserved as a holiday cottage.
posted by: Dragontree
location: North Wales, United Kingdom
date approved: 7/6/2011
Haida House, Slough House Park -- Redmond, WA
Haida House, the former art studio of woodcarver Dudley C. Carter (1891-1992).
posted by: The Pirate King
date approved: 6/23/2011
last visited: 6/23/2011
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Policies regarding Native Americans (1860-80)
- reservations
- Native Americans depended on US (for food, clothes, etc)
- assimilation (Christianity, English, school, men farm, etc)
- civilize them
- make them white
Government's response to big business of the late 1800s
- pools --> business consolidation
- trusts --> monopolies
- Sherman Anti-Trust Act --> no trusts (not effective)
- Laissez-faire
Holden v. Hardy
- court upheld law to limit miner working hours
- dangerous job
Lochner v. New York
- court struck down law limiting bakers' hours
- not a dangerous job
Muller v. Oregon
- court limited working hours for women working in laundry shop
- dangerous to reproductive health
- result --> limit jobs that women can have
Seventeenth Amendment
- direct election of senators
- previously elected by state legislature
- party bosses are still able to control elections
Eighteenth Amendment
- prohibition
- women's movement started it (keep morals in society)
New Nationalism
- Teddy Roosevelt
- government should regulate economic activity
- won't destroy big business
New Freedom
- Wilson
- concentrated
- break up monopolies but don't restore laissez-faire
- enhance government authority to protect and regulate
Clayton Anti-Trust Act
- created Federal Trade Commission (investigate companies for unfair trade practices)
- prevent corporate abuses by expanding government's regulatory powers
- corrected problems with Sherman Anti-Trust Act
- outlawed monopolies
Dollar Diplomacy
- use of private funds to serve US economic goals
- gained profit for US finances
- tie money to whatever you want done
Roosevelt Corollary to the Monroe Doctrine
- Latin American countries need to stabilize policies and finances
- if they continued to be bad, US would have to intervene
- US is the superior and civilized nation
- Monroe --> tells Europe to stay out of US stuff
Espionage and Sedition Acts
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- banned treasonous mail
- no spying
Schenck v US
- upheld Espionage Act
- courts sided with a law that was unconstitutional
Abrams v US
- upheld Sedition Act
- courts sided with a law that was unconstitutional
Wilson's Fourteen Points
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*League of Nations
Paris Peace Conference
- Versailles
- Big 4 (not 5 yet)
- Germany will pay reparations for WWI
- blame Germany for war
League of Nations
- 5 member nations
- elected delegates from smaller countries
- Wilson
Treaty of Versailles
- didn't mention some of Wilson's 14 Points
- lots of people in the US didn't like it
- Lodge Reservations --> don't want League of Nations because Europe could interfere in US affairs
National Origins Act
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- a set amount from each country could immigrate
- limit immigration from southern and eastern Europe
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
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- lent lots of money to people at the top of the system (trickle down)
- didn't work
Hawtley-Smoot Tariff
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- weakened economy more (rather than reversing the recession)
- made it harder for other countries to sell products and earn money to pay back debts to US and buy from US)
Economics of Scarcity
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- restore purchasing power to farmers, blue-collar workers, and middle class
- cut production (prices would rise)
- producers would make more profit and workers would earn more
Tennessee Valley Authority
- economy > environment
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- enhance economy
- caused pollution, but achieved goals
Social Security Act
- force Americans to save money
- workers who paid Social Security taxes would get retirement benefits at age 65
- created some welfare programs
Dawes Plan of 1924
- reduced Germany's annual war payments
- provided more loans to Germany
- German debt was eventually cut in half
Good Neighbor Policy
- US would be less blatant in its dominion of Latin America
- economic control, not military
- nicer domination
Policy of Appeasement
- overlook Hitler's small crimes
- allow him to take smaller territories
The Munich Conference
- Hitler took Austria and Czechoslovakia
- Britain and France let Hitler get away with it
- thought Hitler was done taking countries
Stimson Doctrine
- response to Japanese in Manchuria
- moral lecture (we can't do anything else)
- US wouldn't recognize any impairment in China's sovereignty or Open Door
The Europe First Formula
- beat Germany, then go to Japan
- don't want Britain to lose war
- US is worried about Germans making the atomic bomb
- if Germany won the war, US would be threatened more
Teheran Conference
- Stalin, Churchill, and FDR met to reconcile (we left Soviets out of Italian surrender)
- FDR finally said he'd start the second front
- decided on Operation Overlord (for D-Day)
The Manhattan Project
- secret program for atomic bomb
- test bomb in New Mexico desert
Hirabayashi and Korematsu Cases
- upheld Japanese internment policies
Executive Order No. 8802
- required employers in defense industries to make jobs available without discrimination
Dumbarton Oaks Conference
- US, Britain, Chinese, and Soviet representative
- supreme security council
- 5 permanent members (France is the 5th)
Yalta Conference
- Britain wanted to make France a partner in postwar occupation of Germany
- Soviets want Germany to pay for the war
- US wanted UN
- US agrees with Britain, but we need Soviets to help us in the Pacific
Potsdam Conference
- new German policies
- complete disarmament
- dismantle industry used for military
- no more Nazism
- war crimes trials
Taft-Hartley Act
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- no closed shop
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- Congress approved it over Truman's veto
Dynamic Conservatism
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- conservative in money and liberal with people
Highway Act of 1956
- Eisenhower
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- approved funds for interstate highway system
- facilitate commerce and enable military to move around US more easily
Brown v Board of Education of Topeka
- separate but equal is not equal
- integrate
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- integrate with all deliberate speed
Truman Doctrine
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Mr. X Article
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- containment
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Marshall Plan
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- foreign aid to Europe
- money given must be spent on American-made products
- keep countries stable so they'll stay trading partners
- caused inflation and didn't solve the problem
Eisenhower Doctrine
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New Frontier
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- medical care for elderly
- stop recession
Great Society
- Johnson
- war on poverty
- civil rights
- accomplish JFK's goals
Civil Rights Act of 1964
- no discrimination on color, race, religion, sex, or national origin
- applied to public accommodations and employment
- government could withhold funds from public agencies that discriminated
Principle of Flexible Response
- policy for Soviet Union and 3rd World Countries
- US would respond with whatever means necessary in a given situation
Strategic Hamlet Program
- isolate peasants from Vietcong (southern rebels)
- put them in compounds
- alienated villagers
- meant to avoid killing our allies
Tonkin Gulf Resolution
- president can take all necessary measures to rebel armed attacks against US and prevent further aggression
Nixon Doctrine
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- build up Vietnamese forces to replace US forces
- first part of Nixon-Kissinger Grand Strategy
- negotiate with Soviets
- check Soviet expansion
- limit Soviet arms buildup
Carter Doctrine
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- cut domestic programs (food stamps, welfare, school meals, etc)
- tax cuts for corporations
-widened class gap
- supply-side--> give business more money so they'll invest in business (creates jobs for lower class)
The Scopes Trial
- it's illegal to teach evolution in schools (fundamentalism)
- teacher volunteered to serve in a test case
- arrested for violating law and convicted
- modernists claimed victory (trial showed flaws in fundamentalism)
Twenty-First Amendment
- repealed prohibition
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Kimo Intens Yeast Survival is a modular improver for frozen baking processes. This product can be used as an additive in a wide variety of bread products including: bagels, baguettes, ciabattas, hamburger buns, loaf breads, multi-grain whole meal breads, pretzels, rolls, rye breads, soft rolls and toast breads. Kimo Intens Yeast Survival is specifically formulated to increase yeast tolerance in unfermented frozen products.
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Puratos is a supplier of ingredients for the food industry. Puratos has a wide range of products that include mixes, improvers, and flavor enhancers for patisserie, bakery, and chocolate applications. Puratos creates products that have vital nutrients such as antioxidants, GDA, prebiotics, satiety, and whole grains. Puratos also uses the most advanced enzyme technology to create high quality bread products.
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This pill with imprint "a NT" is Pink, Elliptical / Oval and has been identified as Depakote 125 mg. It is manufactured by Abbott Laboratories.
Depakote is used in the treatment of bipolar disorder; migraine prevention; mania; epilepsy and belongs to the drug class fatty acid derivative anticonvulsants. When treating epilepsy and manic episodes associated with bipolar disorder: There is positive evidence of human fetal risk during pregnancy. When treating migraine: Not for use in pregnancy. Depakote 125 mg is not a controlled substance under the Controlled Substance Act (CSA).
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- Imprint:
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Several students at a central Indiana elementary school got to talk with a home-state astronaut as he orbited the Earth in the International Space Station.
A few hundred children gathered in the gymnasium of West Lafayette's Cumberland Elementary School on Tuesday as a radio hook-up put them in touch with the space station.
The Journal & Courier reports students asked questions such as whether the astronauts have animals in space and what's inside the space station. Answering was astronaut Kevin Ford, who grew up in Montpelier, Ind., and arrived at the space station last week.
Third-grade teacher David Brantley tells WLFI-TV it took a couple years to arrange the conversation with NASA and that he hopes it will inspire the children about science.
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Not only does Annie report the news on the San Diego Chargers and Padres, but she also created a miniseries called "Overtime With Annie" where each week, she takes a player OFF the field to showcase his hobbies, passions and personality. Through her solid relationships, Annie is able to get exclusive content and accessibility to players and the lives they lead outside of the locker room. In addition, she delivers live hits for the show and reports from Chargers games.
After graduating from San Diego State University with a degree in journalism, Annie moved to New York City to work with MTV Networks. There, she worked on Total Request Live and interviewed celebrities live on-air — including Justin Timberlake (who gave her a hug).
Upon returning to San Diego, she pursued a career in print journalism as a staff writer with The San Diego Union-Tribune. It was there that Annie crafted her writing and reporting skills, covering everything from breaking news to high-profile features. She is particularly grateful for this period in her life, as working for a daily metropolitan newspaper gave her a crash course in deadlines, accuracy and journalism ethics. Plus, she got to work under some amazingly tough editors.
In January 2009, Annie left the Union-Tribune after being accepted as a Jacobs Fellow with KPBS, a nonprofit radio and television station. Under the Jacobs Project for Reporting Excellence, she was able to explore innovative ways of storytelling and reporting across various platforms, including web, TV and radio. She took to the "one-woman band" style of reporting and quickly carved herself a niche with the station's weekly TV show, "San Diego Week," as a digital reporter. In that role, Annie produced meaningful reports on community, political and social issues. After leaving KPBS, she reinvented herself with the Union-Tribune as a multimedia reporter.
Annie was the first person in the company to transition herself from a print reporter to a full-time broadcast journalist. She helped co-create a weekly series called "Chargers Roll" that featured in-depth interviews with the team's most high-profile players, and her "Out and About" videos — which feature players and fans — are some of the most popular videos on the Union-Tribune website.
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