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Re: Re: adjusting frame size in plot
One possibility is to add to both plots the same "invisible" tick label which
is longer than their tick labels otherwise would be. This will produce the
same spacing on both. Unfortunately, this requires that the tick labels be
handled explicitly. However, it handles the spacing fairly easily.
Show[GraphicsArray[{{Plot[Sin[x], {x, 0, 2 Pi},
Ticks -> {Automatic,
Join[Table[{y, y}, {y, -1, 1, .5}], {{0.1,
StringJoin[Table[" ", {5}]]}}]},
DisplayFunction -> Identity]}, {Plot[10000 Sin[x], {x, 0, 2Pi},
Ticks -> {Automatic,
Join[Table[{y, y}, {y, -10000, 10000, 5000}], {{0.1,
StringJoin[Table[" ", {5}]]}}]},
DisplayFunction -> Identity]}}],
DisplayFunction -> $DisplayFunction];
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In a message dated 10/11/1999 7:04:10 AM, martin.heimann at bgc-jena.mpg.de
>can I reiterate Scot's question? This is an old shortcoming of
>Mathematica und I'm not aware if it has been corrected in Version 4. Look
>at the simple case of two stacked diagrams:
>Show[GraphicsArray[{{Plot[Sin[x], {x, 0, 2 Pi},
> DisplayFunction -> Identity]}, {Plot[10000 Sin[x], {x, 0, 2
> DisplayFunction -> Identity]}}],
> DisplayFunction -> $DisplayFunction]
>The fact that one cannot stack different plots over the same x-axis
>without trial and error is a serious shortcoming of Mathematica. Any
>decent scientific graphics package can do this! It effectively means that
>one has to export the data to annother graphics package... I hope that
>somebody from WRI can comment on this. Is there a workaround? or at least
>something in the pipeline for the next upgrade of Mathematica?
>Martin Heimann
>Scot wrote:
>> I have 2 near-identical plots, one with a range from 0 to 100 and the
>> other with a range from 0 to 20. As the tick label 100 is longer than
>> 20, the corresponding graph has a smaller frame.
>> How can I force the two graphs to have the same frame size using
>> Mathematica 3.0?


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The Pittsburgh Steelers just wrapped up their first minicamp and just like lunch, forget the salad and let's get right to the meat:
* Santonio Holmes has everything you want in a number one draft pick. Enthusiastic, works hard and comes off the line of scrimmage at the snap of the ball with a jump that has dig route all over it. The funny thing about this guy is his ability to look to a cornerback like he's high-tailing it downfield at max speed even as he's shutting it down in preparation to run an out pattern. It has something to do with the way he stands tall while dropping his hips and shortening his steps in preparation for the out cut. He's a deceptive strider.
Holmes also has good concentration as he runs his patterns. On one play he took a blast in the mush from Bryant McFadden and re-adjusted his head gear while he finished the route at top speed. This guy is going to be fun to watch.
* Bash brother one meet bash brother two. Chris Kemoeatu lines up next to Willie Colon on the Steelers second team offensive line on the right side. Colon plays tackle with indifference as to whether or not anyone is wearing pads. You get the feeling Willie has had his share of timeouts during walk-through practices at Hofstra. I like to brace a young guy, get up close and get a feel of his intensity when I first meet him and that would be the word that comes to mind when you look Colon in the eye.
If he has any of that God-given opposing-player-eats-dirt-whenever he's-around Kemoeatu type ability, this guy's going to stick. He's my early odds-on favorite to be the first guy to mix it up at camp. One could easily visualize Colon and Kemoeatu a few centuries ago dressed in full battle regalia sacking and pillaging villages with the Huns.
* Defensive End Rodney Bailey has come full circle. After leaving the Steelers through free agency and bouncing around the league with New England and Seattle, Rodney is back where he started six years ago. The AC/DC song "Back in Black" not only is a fitting reminder of Rodney's homecoming, it's a song that pulsates with a vibe, and so does Rodney. He's got the look and energy of a man coming home with a determination to make it happen.
Watching him work, one quickly remembers he spent valuable time learning under the departed Kimo von Oelhoffen. His hand-fighting techniques are above average, the club he throws is vintage Kimo. If Bailey can regain the momentum he built up before he left for the big contract, he'll be a valuable addition.
* Quarterback Omar Jacobs is an interesting guy. Once you get past the hair deal, he's a bright and energetic guy who exhibits the athleticism that coaches love and the confidence to use his gifts. The throwing motion reminds you of a baseball catcher's short, snappy delivery on a guy stealing second. Of course it shouldn't surprise anyone that he played and developed his throwing motion from baseball, according to him. And it's almost always a tight spiral.
Omar will have a lot of spare time on his hands while he sits and learns behind Ben and Charlie. Maybe the Pirates should check him out. It will be interesting to see how that side-arm delivery works when it's go time.
* Anthony Smith is the Steelers' pick out of that great institution of higher learning, Syracuse University. Four fumble recoveries and fourteen picks over three years says he not only has a nose for the ball, but he's got hands as well. Six blocked kicks reminds you of Ed Reed, and I'm sure Steelers special teams coach Kevin Spencer will try to highlight Smith's knack for the "double thud" that can turn a game around quickly.
Smith, like all the other young bucks, seemed a bit overloaded by all the defensive assignments when I got to talk with him, but there's no lack of confidence in his on-field mannerisms.
* Nate Washington went deep on Ricardo Colclough in one practice, and followed it up with a big catch over the middle. This guy continues to impress everybody who happens to be watching him. He's running routes with a zippity-do-dah that shows a year well spent in learning the ins and outs of his craft.
* Mike Kudla from THE Ohio State University is a physical stud. If he can lock out on lineman with those impressive pipes hanging from his shoulders that resemble Virginia Hams you cook up on Easter, he's a guy that bears watching. It will be interesting to see if double-digit sack totals in the Big 10 translate to production in the pros.
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Brandi Baker '04, a 10-year veteran teacher at Scranton Elementary School, was named Teacher of the Year during the district's annual Opening Ceremony welcoming back teachers for the new school year. She will represent FCSD3 in the State Teacher of the Year competition.
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Much of the attention at this week's RSA Conference 2012 will be on the next-generation firewall (NGFW) and how it is getting more sophisticated as the threats to computer networks get more sophisticated as well. A number of vendors will be making NGFW announcements during the conference in San Francisco, but not all solutions advertised as next-generation firewalls are created equal, says one analyst.
"As with any term, once the marketing department gets hold of it, things can spread pretty dramatically," states Eric Hanselman, research director for networks at The 451 Group. While solutions such as intrusion detection or intrusion prevention systems (IDS/IPS), virtual private networks (VPN) and web application firewalls are common features of a NGFW, other vendors tout features such as SSL acceleration or WAN acceleration as a component, too.
Hanselman says the core functionality of a NGFW should be protecting the network from outside or inside threats. Everything else may be nice to have but not a core function. He uses an automotive analogy.
"A next-generation car would include things like ABS and more sophisticated traction control, things that are related to the driving of the car, as opposed to things like air conditioning or a better sound system," he says.
[ See our complete RSA 2012 Security Conference coverage, live from San Francisco. ]
A December 2011 Gartner report on next-generation firewalls portrays a nascent, but quickly expanding market for the technology. It estimated that when the books are closed on 2011, the firewall market, including NGFW, would bring in $6.3 billion, up from $5.9 billion in 2010 and $5.4 billion in 2009. There is considerable opportunity for more growth, as Gartner notes that currently, less than 5% of Internet connections are protected by NGFWs, but that by 2014, that will grow to 35%.
The Gartner Magic Quadrant assessment of the NGFW market shows a number of vendors clumped together in the "Niche Players" lower-left quadrant. Only two firms are identified as "Leaders" in the upper right quadrant, CheckPoint Software Technologies and Palo Alto Networks, which introduced a NGFW solution last fall for branch offices.
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Rask again up to the task for Bruins
BOSTON — Tuukka Rask knew this night would come. There was no way the Penguins' top-ranked offense would be contained for the entirety of the best-of-seven Eastern Conference final.
Through the first two games of the series — both Bruins wins — Rask faced a comfortable 56 shots and stopped 55 of them. The Penguins mustered 29 shots in their 3-0 loss in Game 1 and 27 in their 6-1 defeat in Game 2.
With their season basically on the line, the Penguins ramped up their offensive assault a notch and peppered Rask with 54 shots in Game 3 Wednesday night at TD Garden.
But on a night when the rest of the Bruins weren't at their best, Rask stopped a career-high 53 of them before Patrice Bergeron's goal with 4:41 left in the second overtime earned the Bruins a 2-1 victory and a 3-0 series lead.
"They were 100 percent (better)," Rask said. "We didn't get clear chances, as many as we did the last two games. They tied it up and then came with the offense pretty hard, too. Especially in that second period. I thought we took some penalties that got us going a little bit in the wrong direction. But Pittsburgh played a great game today."
The Finnish goaltender came up biggest during the third period and overtime. He was under siege in the third, as the Penguins held a 14-4 shot advantage. In overtime, when the Bruins had to kill a Chris Kelly penalty, he again had to stop several chances.
Early in the third, Rask stopped Beau Bennett on a wrist shot from 40 feet. After the Penguins tracked down the rebound, Sidney Crosby's one-timer hit the right post.
The Penguins rattled the other post with less than five minutes to go in regulation, when Evgeni Malkin took the puck from Zdeno Chara and darted between the circles. He beat Rask but didn't light the lamp.
Rask was on his game from the start with a perfect 10-for-10 performance in the first 20 minutes.
Chris Kunitz's one-timer from the right of the slot 8:51 into the second period tied the game at 1 while the teams were at full strength. Still Rask couldn't be blamed, as Crosby won a clean faceoff, and after Paul Martin went around Bergeron, his cross-ice feed got to Kunitz, whose shot got by Rask to the short side.
As the longest game of Rask's NHL career wore on, he had to battle fatigue as much as the Penguins' shots.
"I don't think you feel that physical fatigue at that point," Rask said. "It's just trying to keep your head and not thinking that you're tired. It's just a mental challenge. If you think you're tired, you're tired."
He was up to that challenge and now has the Bruins one win away from a trip to the Stanley Cup final.
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Organic Alternatives to Mosquito Misting Systems
There aren't many individuals, especially those living in warmer areas of America, who haven't encountered mosquito problems at some point. Traditional knowledge would make a person think that mosquito misting systems are the only way to handle this issue, but luckily, they'd be wrong. There are actually a few organic methods, even some all-natural products that can handle those pesky pests.
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The best mosquito repellent is to stop them before they're ever a problem. This means removing the conditions that attract mosquitoes and allow them to breed. The main attractant for these pests is standing water, so removing these areas can stop mosquitoes from ever showing up.
Homeowners should check tires, gutters, flower pots, and even their garden for open water. These are breeding grounds for the insects, and simply removing them can do wonders. It may even be necessary to cover unused pools and bird baths to handle the issue.
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Once mosquitoes have shown up and removing standing water didn't seem to help, there are a few organic ways to repel the little nuisances. Some sprays, such as All Natural Yard & Patio Insect Spray RTU, are made from naturally occurring substances. Since its natural, it, along with several other types of mosquito sprays, can be used anywhere from the yard to a kennel and still manages to ward off mosquitoes.
Essentria IC3 is another organic product that wards off mosquitoes. In fact, it's so organic that it can actually be used over water where mosquitos absolutely love to breed without harming the aquatic life around where it's used. In addition, the product also wards off everything from aphids to wasps.


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Banaji, Shakuntala (2008) Creativity: exploring the rhetorics and the realities. In: Play, creativity and digital cultures. Routledge, New York; London, pp. 147-165. ISBN 978-0-415-96311-4 (hardback) 978-0-203-88869-8 (electronic)Full text not available from this repository.
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Development engulfs North Shore parking spaces
The Pittsburgh Stadium Authority must build another parking garage on the North Shore as development puts space at a premium.
Two new buildings in a lot near Heinz Field and Stage AE, and other construction along North Shore Drive, will gobble up 541 parking spots, said authority Executive Director Mary Conturo.
"Needing another garage means development has been successful, and that's a good thing," Conturo said.
The authority must build another garage under a 2003 agreement with the Pittsburgh Pirates, Pittsburgh Steelers and Continental Real Estate Cos. of Columbus, Ohio, which has exclusive rights to develop land between PNC Park and Heinz Field. A November 2011 amendment to the agreement stipulated that after the completion of Continental's latest development dubbed North Shore Place I & II, which will occupy 230 parking spaces in Gold Lot 2, the Stadium Authority must start planning for a garage, Conturo said.
The authority will complete a parking study in the fall of 2014 to help determine when and where to build the garage. Conturo hoped to have the details confirmed by spring of 2015.
The Stadium Authority opened the 1,321-space West General Robinson Street Garage in 2006. Early low occupancy rates made it the target of criticism, but the opening of the North Shore Connector between Downtown and Heinz Field helped boost occupancy to more than 95 percent during the work week, said Alco Parking President Merrill Stabile. Alco manages the garage.
"Any further development will require more parking," Stabile said.
He believes the garage should be privately financed and not built with taxpayer dollars.
Parking on the North Shore has a split personality. During the day, Monday through Friday, commuters heading Downtown dot the lots but do not fill them. Lots that Alco owns surrounding the stadium have 400 to 500 empty spaces daily, Stabile said.
The Carnegie Science Center, which started allowing people to park in its overflow lot after the light-rail extension opened, gets 300 to 400 commuters a day, said spokeswoman Susan Zimecki. That's a huge increase from a year ago, when 70 to 80 commuters used the $6-a-day lot.
"We're not at the point, as far as the commuter parking market, where you could justify more spaces," Stabile said. "But Steelers games, there was never enough parking on the North Shore, and there probably never will be."
Although lined with fencing, Gold Lot 2 remained open for the Steelers preseason game Saturday night. Stabile said it would likely be the last time Steelers fans can park there.
Barry Ford, president of development for Continental, hopes construction will start next month on North Shore Place I and II, a two-building, three-story project in a parking lot along North Shore Drive between Tony Dorsett Drive and Chuck Noll Way.
Restaurants Toby Keith's I Love This Bar and Grill, North Park Lounge and Cabana Bar, and Burgatory are scheduled to open on the first floor. Continental has not found tenants for the office space.
"We're talking to lots of folks," Ford said.
He has no definite plans for when the next phase of development on the North Shore will start. Continental is looking at two parking lots, one on the riverfront next to the Del Monte buildings and one next to the Hyatt Place hotel on North Shore Drive. Stadium Authority officials estimate those developments could eliminate an additional 311 spots.
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Operation Infinite Patience: November 28, 2011
This week in Taiji was a sad and brutal week. The Cove ran red with the blood of so many innocent and beautiful sentient beings that senselessly and cruelly lost their lives.
On Monday and Wednesday the dolphin killers brutally slaughtered between 20-25 Risso's dolphins. The pod of Risso's dolphins killed on the Wednesday fought extremely hard and refused to go into the cove for almost three hours. Time and time again they would dive deep and reappear on the other side of the banger boats and nets. We could see three babies amongst the pod and understood why this particular pod was fighting so hard. These mothers were not just fighting for their lives, but also for the lives of their babies. Eventually the killers tied a net between two banger boats and pulled the dolphins into the Cove. The dolphin trainers from the Dolphin Resort came to the Cove. We initially thought they might have taken some of the baby Risso's for captivity. After thorough analysis of our video footage, it was determined that no dolphins were captured. This means the ruthless killers also murdered the baby dolphins.
On Tuesday, the dolphin killers drove a pod of 8-9 Striped dolphins into the Cove. From previous experience we know that Striped dolphins are very frightened and skittish dolphins, but seeing these beautiful dolphins jumping and thrashing on the rocks in a desperate attempt to try and escape was heart-breaking. On many occasions while the dolphins were thrashing on the rocks and bleeding profusely, the dolphin killers would just stand and watch and not do anything to help these dolphins. These were truly horrific scenes.
Three days this week the dolphin killers went out returning empty handed. On Sunday they found a pod of between 30-35 Pan tropical Spotted dolphins driving them into the Cove relatively quickly. The dolphin trainers from the Taiji Whale Museum arrived at the Cove selecting two smaller dolphins for a cruel life of captivity. The dolphin killers then brutally killed the rest of the pod. The dolphin killers tried desperately to hide the blood, but the Cove turned bright red from the blood of a whole family of dolphins, including babies, who just a few hours earlier were migrating past these shores.
Cove Guardian Christoph Heylen from Belgium managed to get footage of a dolphin meat buyer busy processing what looked like the dolphin offal and intestines. It is truly sad to think a few hours earlier these dolphins were still alive and swimming and playing in their ocean home.
Veteran Cove Guardian Nicole McLachlan from Australia joined us this week. Cove Guardian Jojo from Germany re-joined us after a few days away. Sadly Thomas Gainard from France had to leave this week. I want to sincerely thank all the Cove Guardians for their tireless dedication.
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The largely symbolic document was approved by 123 member states, with 13 voting against and 46 abstaining.
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July 26, 2017, 9:08 a.m. by Matt Hickman
Use as a Summer Olympics venue is the end goal, but ordinary Parisians will benefit, too.
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These 2 paddlers have pulled that and so much more out of Minnesota rivers.
Polluted popsicles are food for thought
June 14, 2017, 12:24 p.m. by Robin Shreeves
To illustrate water pollution levels, 3 students in Taiwan create popsicles — and a powerful message.
Are your yoga pants polluting the oceans?
March 16, 2017, 1 p.m. by Mary Jo DiLonardo
It isn't just bottles and microbeads that we should be worried about.
7 must-see films at the 2017 Environmental Film Festival
March 5, 2017, 10:04 a.m. by Michael d'Estries
From the hidden costs of our digital world to the frozen edges of civilization, here are a few films to catch this year.
People who live in this desert have evolved the ability to drink arsenic
February 23, 2017, 7:28 p.m. by Bryan Nelson
Humans are still evolving, and in some pretty surprising ways.
Mariana Trench contains 'extraordinary' levels of toxic pollution
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New study erases assumptions that the ocean's deepest points are pristine ecosystems.
World's first polluted river flowed through Jordan 7,000 years ago
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Neolithic humans may have polluted the river while first learning how to smelt.
NASA photos show Dead Sea dying
November 22, 2016, 11:29 a.m. by Russell McLendon
Thanks to massive water-diversion and salt-evaporation projects, satellite images show how the ancient lake is gradually living up to its name.
Bizarre 'lake under the sea' kills whatever swims there
November 1, 2016, 6:23 p.m. by Bryan Nelson
Dubbed the 'Jacuzzi of Despair,' this lake on the ocean floor is made of heavy water rich with toxins.
What is a red tide?
September 28, 2016, 11:02 a.m. by Melissa Breyer
Harmful algal blooms pop up nearly every summer, turning coastal waters red and creating problems for marine life and humans.
How many microbeads is a clean face worth?
August 24, 2016, 11:11 a.m. by Jenn Savedge
Researchers discover the exact number that go down the drain with each wash.
How to view the total solar eclipse without ruining your eyes
A rescued sea otter pup is swimming in cute at the Vancouver Aquarium
Nobody wants the family heirlooms anymore
This feral 'grandpa' cat may not care for humans, but oh, does he love kittens
Mom may be gone, but what about all her stuff?
Watch a little puppy take a big leap of faith
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A closer look at yellowing leaves on plants can help gardeners get to the root of the problem.
7 surprising facts about dragonflies
Like did you know they can fly backward, have almost 360-degree vision and they're ferocious?
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The simplest and best answer is 'very carefully.'
Top 10 vegetables to grow in your garden
These nutritional powerhouses can flourish in your yard or in containers.
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Most bugs are harmless, but here's how to tell the good from the bad — plus organic solutions.
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Wedding planning and etiquette can be complicated, which is why I called on a savvy bride planning her own wedding to share special wedding season advice here on SavvySugar. Her series, Ask a Savvy Bride, tackles wedding dos and don'ts from a bride's perspective. Here's a peek at her answers to your most tricky bride questions.
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Friend Lost My Wedding Bracelet!
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Obscura Society LA: Rare Medical History Book Collection
Obscura Society
Sunday, March 10, 2013 from 12:00 PM to 2:00 PM (PDT)
Event Details
Join Obscura Society LA as we get a very exclusive tour of a rare historical medical book collection full of fleas, fetuses, and flora.
Tucked away on the upper level of the Norris Medical Library on the USC Health and Sciences Campus, the Rare Books Room holds the Salerni Collegium History of Medicine Library, holding some 1500 volumes dedicated to the history of medicine.
The works span the centuries from the 16th to 20th centuries, including 80 rare folio volumes. The room also holds the Far West Medicine collection, comprised of 90 titles specifically dedicated to the history of medicine in California and the west.
Highlights of the collection include the anatomist William Hunter's 1774 The Anatomy of the Human Gravid Uterus, illustrated with nearly life-sized and extremely detailed anatomical engravings of the female pregnant torso in various states of dissection. These extraordinary images by Dutch illustrator Jan van Rymsdyk were some of the first realistic depictions of female anatomy in print, and many still find their stark realism disturbing today.
Join Obscura Society LA as we explore this unique collection with curator Megan Rosenbloom. We will be shown all the books mentioned above, as well as books by the mother of nursing Florence Nightingale, books that date back to 1492, and an odd volume on monsters and medicine. Plus, we will learn about rare book collecting in general, why individual pages can be more valuable than an actual whole book, and the weird things people have used to bind books (hint: humans!).
- Please arrive promptly at noon in front of the Library. DO NOT ENTER without Obscura Society LA Field Agent Matt Blitz. He will greet you in the front.
- Due to the delicate nature of the books themselves and the graphic illustrations within them, CHILDREN ARE NOT ALLOWED.
- Directions to Norris Library and parking availability are below:
You can park either on the street at a meter, or park in the parking garage at Zonal & Biggy Sts. for $8. Norris Medical Library is in the middle of the elevated quad off of the street.
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Norris Medical Library - USC Health and Sciences Campus
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My family and I love getting the newspaper to see what delicious recipe you have found or prepared. In Middle Georgia, the fair is about to begin shortly, and I would like to know what is the recipe for the smoked turkey legs you get at the fair.
My cousin Tina once astounded the family by forsaking college to join a Renaissance fair that traveled the country. I always envied her free-spirited adventure!
Twenty years later, she is still a free spirit, making a living by drawing intricate henna tattoos on tourists at Clearwater Beach, Fla.
She makes a mean Renaissance fair turkey leg, too, and helped me with this recipe.
Most important is that you've got to do smoking to get a true fair flavor. What makes the turkey legs distinct is wood smoke, preferably hickory or apple wood.
You also should buy the biggest turkey legs you can find, no smaller than half a pound each, or the meat can be dry.
If you're not a fan of ground cloves or cinnamon in a savory dish, they can be omitted.
4 (½-pound) turkey drumsticks
Vegetable oil
Apple wood or hickory chips, soaked in water for at least 30 minutes
1 cup applesauce
1 cup finely chopped onion
½ cup apple cider
¼ cup cider vinegar
½ cup ketchup
¼ cup dark brown sugar
1 teaspoon grated orange or lemon peel
2 tablespoons dark brown sugar
1 tablespoon paprika
2 teaspoons salt
1 teaspoon garlic powder
1 teaspoon onion powder
¼ teaspoon ground cinnamon
¼ teaspoon cayenne
¼ teaspoon ground cloves
Rub the drumsticks all over with oil. Drain the soaked wood.
Make the sauce: In a saucepan, stir all the sauce ingredients together using a whisk.
Bring mixture to a boil; lower heat to medium-low and simmer for 20 minutes, until the sauce is thickened. Set aside in two portions, one for basting and one for serving.
Make the rub: Measure all the ingredients into a gallon-size zipper plastic bag and shake to combine. Place one leg at a time into the bag and shake to coat. Remove legs and press in the rub.
Follow instructions from the grill manufacturer for using the wood chunks.
Roast the turkey legs over indirect medium-low heat for about 1 hour, basting with the sauce. When done, juices should run clear and a thermometer inserted into the thickest part of the meat should read 180 degrees.
Serve with remaining sauce for dipping.
Makes 4 servings.
Per serving: 528 calories (32 percent from fat), 18.6 g fat (5.7 g saturated, 7.1 g monounsaturated), 250 mg cholesterol, 52 g protein, 36 g carbohydrates, 2 g fiber, 1,402 mg sodium.
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Sometimes you have to forget the cholesterol and go with butter, because no substitute comes close to giving the flavor and texture of the real thing. That's the idea behind the recipe website goboldwithbutter.com, sponsored by America's dairy farmers and the Wisconsin Milk Marketing Board.
What I love about this apple tartlet recipe from the site is its simplicity. It's a beautiful presentation that requires no artistic leanings. And what could be better for fall than the apple/caramel combination with the crunchy burst of flaked salt? The recipe is by Karen of familystylefood.com.
For the salted caramel sauce:
¾ cup granulated sugar
¾ cup heavy cream
½ teaspoon fine sea salt
1 tablespoon butter
For the apple tartlets:
1 sheet all-butter frozen puff pastry dough, defrosted in the refrigerator
2 apples, peeled
1 tablespoon melted butter
4 teaspoons sugar
Flaked sea salt or fleur de sel, for sprinkling
To make the caramel sauce, put the sugar in a 2- to 3-quart heavy saucepan and place over medium heat. Cook until sugar melts into syrup, stirring occasionally with a wooden spoon. Let the sugar cook undisturbed until it's amber, then lower the heat and very slowly dribble the cream into the pan.
The mixture will bubble up intensely, so be careful. When the bubbling subsides, bring the caramel to a simmer, whisking until any hardened lumps melt back into the sauce. Remove from heat and stir in the salt and butter until smooth.
Heat the oven to 400 degrees.
Roll the puff pastry on a lightly floured surface to flatten slightly. Cut out 4 (5-inch diameter) circles with a pastry cutter or use the upside-down rim of a small bowl. Transfer the circles to an ungreased baking sheet. Cut the apples in half and remove the core. Slice each half crosswise into thin slices, keeping them together as you slice. Fan the slices onto each pastry circle to cover the dough. Brush with the melted butter and sprinkle each with 1 teaspoon sugar.
Bake 15 to 20 minutes, until apples are tender and edges of the tarts are puffed and golden.
Reheat the caramel and spoon some over each tart. Sprinkle with a little flaked salt and serve warm. Makes 4 servings.
Note: You'll have more caramel sauce than you need for the tarts, but it will keep in the refrigerator for up to 2 weeks.
Per serving: 380 calories (49 percent from fat), 21.4 g fat (11.7 g saturated, 7.2 g monounsaturated), 56 mg cholesterol, 1.7 g protein, 48 g carbohydrates, 2.3 g fiber, 384 mg sodium.
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When we visited the Blue Ridge mountains in Georgia, we stopped at a barbecue restaurant in Jasper and had a wonderful piece of chocolate cake. It reminded me of the cake my grandmother used to bake. The cashier told me it was just "old-fashioned chocolate cake." Any chance you have a recipe for this kind of cake?
You can find a good from-scratch white cake in any basic cookbook. What you need to make that cake special is poured icing, a fudgy thick soft frosting that isn't made much anymore. That's because it is a little tricky to make — like a from-scratch fudge — but once you've mastered it, you will never go back to your quick recipes again.
I recommend investing in a candy thermometer you attach to the pan so you can watch as the temperature rises.
½ cup (1 stick) unsalted butter
3 cups sugar
1½ cups milk
2 teaspoons vanilla
3 squares unsweetened baking chocolate
Milk or cream if needed
Measure butter, sugar and milk into a large heavy saucepan. Over low heat, stirring, cook until the butter is melted and the sugar has dissolved, about 5 minutes. Increase heat to medium-high and bring to a boil. Cook without stirring for 1 minute, then turn off the heat. Stir in the vanilla and chocolate until it is melted and mixture is smooth. Scrape any sugar crystals that may have formed.
Return pan to stove and cook over medium heat, without stirring, until mixture reaches 238 degrees, the soft ball stage (meaning, when a bit is dropped into cold water, it will form a soft ball.)
While the frosting is cooking, fill a basin or bowl big enough to hold the pan with ice and water. As soon as it is at 238 degrees, place the pan in the water bath and let it cool to lukewarm (120 degrees).
Beat the frosting for 4 to 6 minutes, until it reaches a pourable consistency. If it is too thick to pour, beat in milk or cream a tablespoon at a time. Work quickly and pour a third of the icing over the center of the first cake layer, spreading with a flexible spatula. Top with second layer and pour remaining icing over the top, again using the spatula to spread evenly over the top so it runs down the sides of the cake. Let cake stand until frosting sets. Makes enough frosting for a 2-layer cake, 12 servings.
Per serving (icing only): 320 calories (33 percent from fat), 12 g fat (7.8 g saturated, 3.4 g monounsaturated), 23 mg cholesterol, 2 g protein, 54 g carbohydrates, 1 g fiber, 16 mg sodium.
My mother made what she called josephinas that she served with soups and sometimes with breakfast. My sister says there was mayonnaise, but I only remember there was cheese. I am hoping one of your readers can help.
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27 Good-byes
de Deanna Dikeman
Acerca del libro
27 Good-byes is a book I created in 2009 when I realized that I had 18 years of photographs that I had taken as I waved good-bye and drove away from my parents at their home in Iowa. I started in 1991 with a snapshot, and continued taking photographs with each departure. I never set out to make this series. These photographs are part of a body of work I call Relative Moments, which has chronicled the lives of my parents and other relatives since 1986. But as I discovered the subset of accumulated "leaving and waving" photographs, I found a small story to tell about family, love, and the pain of saying good-bye.
This book received an Honorable Mention in the 2010 Photography Book Now international competition.
Características y detalles
- Categoría Fotografía artística
Apaisado estándar, 25×20 cm
58 Páginas
- Fecha de publicación dic. 01, 2009
- Etiquetas ABC Artists' Books Cooperative, good-bye, goodbye, parents, Iowa, family, photography, mom, dad, mother, father, driveway, garage, leaving
Acerca del creador
Deanna Dikeman has been an artist-photographer since 1985. Her work is in the permanent collections of The Museum of Contemporary Photography, Chicago, Illinois; The Nelson-Atkins Museum, Kansas City, Missouri; The Center for Creative Photography, Tucson, Arizona; and The Nerman Museum of Contemporary Art, Overland Park, Kansas. She photographs her family in Iowa and Nebraska. She has done a series of photographs of interior details of homes. Her Wardrobe project includes photographs of old clothes in a thrift store and the Stephens College Historical Costume Collection. Most recently, she has been photographing ballroom dancers and their clothing in movement. Deanna received a $50,000 United States Artists Booth Fellowship in 2008. In 2006 she was given a Charlotte Street Fellowship. In 1996 she was awarded the Aaron Siskind Foundation Individual Photographer's Fellowship. Deanna is represented by Dolphin Gallery in Kansas City, Missouri.
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saiken_reset04583 This was a beautiful book. It was so poignant, I almost cried. What a brilliant idea, captured so well!! This would have gotten my vote. Stirring human emotions, one that everyone can identify, is most difficult. I think you did an outstanding job.


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A collection of 20+ Margarita recipes from your favorite food bloggers – perfect for National Margarita Day, Cinco de Mayo or anytime!
This collection of margarita recipes is meant to serve as a resource to help you from margarita cocktails from awesome food bloggers! These photos do not belong to me but the bloggers themselves. I have only compiled them here to create a visual index of the recipes.
Please take the time to pin individual images from their original source by clicking the links below the photos. To pin the entire collection, simply pin the collage image above.
Puckered Jalapeño Frozen Margarita
Frozen Strawberry Key Lime Margaritas
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Detroit, MI 48202
Join COSW for a screening of the award-winning documentary "Miss Representation." Written and directed by Jennifer Siebel Newsome, the film illustrates "how mainstream media contribute to the under-representation of women in positions of power and influence in America and challenges the media's limited and often disparaging portrayals of women and girls, which make it difficult for women to achieve leadesrhip positions and for the average woman to feel powerful herself" (MissRepresentation.org). The screening will be followed by a panel discussion and Q&A session. Light refreshments will be served. Reserve your seat by Wednesday, March 20.
Download Flyer | Watch Trailer/Learn More
Space is limited. Please RSVP for this event. There are two showings:
Showing 1:
Friday, March 8 | Margherio Conference Center | WSU School of Medicine | 320 E. Canfield | Detroit MI 48201
If you would like to attend this showing, please click here to RSVP.
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Wednesday, March 27 | Purdy-Kresge Library (Kresge Auditorium) | 5265 Cass Avenue | Detroit, MI 48202
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I knew I shouldn't have walked in there alone.
There was no other option though, I had to prove to myself that I had the guts to do it. I didn't want anyone to call me a coward ever again.
Darkness swept slowly but surely over the forest as I walked the road. There was no one around, I guess that's no surprise though, nobody walks in the forest at this time of night.
Or so I thought..
A gentle wind breezed as I looked at my surroundings. I hadn't been in this forest since I was little, so I didn't recognize much from my childhood. There was however a big rock on the side of the road that I remembered. I used to play tag with my sister around that area, and she would always climb up that damn rock, making me unable to tag her.
Suddenly, everything went quiet.
There was no wind, no animal sounds, no nothing.
I felt a chill down my spine. Someone, or SOMETHING was watching me.
I had walked for quite a while in the forest, so it would still take some time for me to run all the way back. I didn't know how I would do it, but I just really wanted to leave that forest, right that second.
I began running. Didn't want to look back, just wanted to get out of that damn forest as fast as possible. I could vaguely hear what sounded like footsteps, someone else's footsteps behind me..
I started to panic and I felt a tear running down my cheek as I kept on running.
Out of breath, I had to stop and breathe a little bit. I looked down to my feet and listened carefully after more sounds. The footsteps were gone. Relieved, I took a deep breath and looked up.
There the creature stood before me. I had never seen anything like it, not even in my worst nightmares. I froze on the spot in shear terror as I looked at the terrifying monster before me. It's creepy white eyes, the large wide open mouth, and those black arms.. I tried to scream, but my body didn't obey, there was nothing I could do.
My vision started to blur as I began to feel dizzy. The monster moaned and grunted as it reached it's hand for my face.
And then everything went black, faded into nothing..
Night of the Forest by ChrillbillWatch
©2012-2017 Chrillbill
Wrote this again at a night when I was bored, and this is just what came straight out of my head so don't expect it to be that good. I hope you enjoy it anyway
*Not really sure either wheter this more of a suspense or horror story, so I'll just put in the suspense category for now.*
*Not really sure either wheter this more of a suspense or horror story, so I'll just put in the suspense category for now.*


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"Offers web development and interactive marketing solutions for businesses and non-profit organizations."
Boston Police Department, Area A
Serving Downtown, Beacon Hill, Charlestown, Chinatown and the North End.
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Boston Public Library, Charlestown branch
Boys and Girls Clubs of Boston
Clubhouses in Charlestown, Dorchester, Chelsea, Roxbury and South Boston.
Charlestown, Dorchester, Roxbury, South Boston
Charlestown Navy Yard
A look at this historic site, which includes the U.S.S. Constitution.
Charlestown Online
Community forum and information resource.
Charlestown Patriot-Bridge
"The Charlestown Patriot-Bridge was born on March 1, 2006 when the Patriot and the Bridge, the town's two weekly newspapers, merged into one."
Charlestown Youth Hockey
Charlestown, MA
Overview of the neighborhood.
Charlestown-Long Wharf ferry schedule
Charlestown-Lovejoy Wharf ferry schedule
Freedom Trail map
National Park Service map that describes the historic sites on the Freedom Trail in downtown Boston and Charlestown.
Gibson Charlestown Real Estate
Specializes in the sale and rental of condominiums, townhomes and investment property in Charlestown.
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"Molasses Tank Productions recognizes that theatre does not stand isolated as a static fine art form; rather, it involves, reflects, and influences our current and ever-changing culture. We hold that our enterprise in theatre can assume an active role in valuable cultural dialogues and foster a heightened awareness of the contemporary world. We want our work to entertain, but also to do more: through achieving artistic excellence, we seek to provoke insights and commentary, to offer experiences of emotional intensity, and to understand how we determine and pursue our social values and visions."
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- 6-7 lbs. pears (about 20 medium pears) yields 4 pints butter.
Wash pears. Do not peel. Add small amount of water to start cooking. Cook until very soft. Press through sieve. To each cup pulp, add ½ cup sugar. (Spices may be added ? ½ tsp. cinnamon to 3 cups pulp.) Cook until thick, stirring frequently to prevent scorching. Pour into sterilized pint jars to within ½ inch of top. Put on 2 piece canning lids; screw band firmly tight. Process in boiling water bath for 10 minutes.
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A Sydney man has been charged with child grooming after allegedly having several "explicit" online conversations with people he believed were 12 and 13-year-old girls, police say.
But the "girls" were actually undercover detectives from the NSW Police sex crimes squad.
A State Crime Command spokeswoman said police from the Child Exploitation Internet Unit were doing similar operations all the time.
"Police are constantly doing the operations online," she said.
"You never know who you might be talking to."
The detectives were given information from police in Western Australia and Queensland about similar alleged offences by the 48-year-old man, and assumed the identity of the girls online, police said.
"It will be alleged that some of the conversations were explicit," a police statement said.
The man was arrested at a business in the city yesterday afternoon and computer equipment was seized from his Hornsby Heights home.
He was charged with three counts of using a carriage service to groom a person under 16 years of age and two counts of using a carriage service to transmit indecent material to a person under 16 years of age.
He was given conditional bail and will appear at Downing Centre Local Court on May 31.
Police also issued advice for parents about safe internet use for children including talking to them about the potential dangers of chatting online and keeping the computer in an open family room.
Children were urged not to send pictures of themselves to people they don't know or put a detailed profile anywhere online.


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Pittsburgh Tuesday takes
The "dogfight": Jack Wagner, the former state auditor general and onetime Pittsburgh City Council president, holds a 7-percentage-point lead over Councilman Bill Peduto for the Democrats' mayoral nomination. And though the Trib poll shows Mr. Wagner's lead outside the polling margin of error for what's essentially the de facto general election, it also shows 20 percent of the electorate undecided in advance of the May 21 primary. Pollster Jim Lee sees a "dogfight." And that's a healthy thing. At least for Democrats, that is.
Uh-oh: Here's a statistic not likely to make it into VisitPittsburgh's promotional materials — Pittsburgh is among the top 10 worst for personal budgeting. That's according to the inaugural Best & Worst Budgeters Study by Card Hub, a credit card comparison website. Among the best budgeters are those living in Boston and New York City. Joining Pittsburgh as among the worst budgeters are those in Kansas City and Las Vegas.
Sigh: The Pittsburgh Pirates are trying to avoid their 21st-straight losing season. But they're not exactly inspiring confidence. Going into Monday night's late game in Arizona against the Diamondbacks, the Bucs were off to their worst start since 2006. The Pirates begin a 10-game homestand on Friday. First up are the Cincinnati Reds. Here's to there being no place like home.


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Would you let your 4 year old run around the neighborhood without your near them - like I am talking 4-10 houses down on a blind curved street (so not all houses are in view) for hours at a time?
I don't know if it is is just luck of the draw, but we have SIX boys (not related!) the ages of 4 to 6 that live on our street and every single one of their parents let the them run around up and down the street and in and out of each other's back yards for hours on end without even stepping out to check on them. The kids ride their bikes and go in the streets often. It is a quiet street, but there are two teenager houses in the middle of the mix that drive around the blind curve street and in and out of their driveways like bats out of hell! Not to mention a few registered child sex offenders within a square quarter mile of our home.
It is horrible because we will not allow this with Jaden. We give him space, but follow him and are always within a house's distance watching him. Because we have to follow him (and frankly, because we think that some of the kids are already little bullies) we avoid having him go out and play. This is tough, though, because our house is in the center so the kids tend to end up on our front lawn. Torture for him to hear an see them out the window. We now allow about 20 minutes a day out with the boys... tops.
Apparently, Jaden has been termed as the neighborhood "weirdo" because his parents are always hanging around limiting his play and he needs to always check in . He is also lacking some of that street moxie that these boys are developing - making him seem more babyish. We explain to Jaden why we watch him, but the reputation is there and Jaden is getting singled out.
He is our only and we admit that we are a bit over protective, but don't you think that this is a lot of early freedom for these kids?


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Thursday, 18 July, 2002, 16:56 GMT 17:56 UK
Oscars force Bafta date change
The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences has confirmed it will move the Oscars ceremony to February from 2004 - forcing the UK's Baftas to move forward as a result.
The Academy confirmed its venue, the Kodak Theatre and TV network ABC, which shows the ceremony live, were both happy with the new date for the Oscars.
It voted last month to move the ceremony from late March to 29 February.
The team behind the British ceremony was worried that their event would get swamped by coverage of the US show.
Stephen Woolley, outgoing chairman of Bafta's film committee said: "This move to the beginning of February in 2004 has been necessary in light of the Oscars move to earlier in the year.
"To have our awards ceremony just one week before would not work for the industry as a whole."
The Academy decided on the date change to speed up the nomination process and give smaller budget movies a chance to shine.
There were doubts, however, the move would go ahead, after years of a March ceremony.
"I think you could consider this a done deal," said Academy executive director Bruce Davis.
He added that the move was a "two-year experiment".
The official Oscar season currently runs from the end of December, the deadline for films to qualify for Oscar eligibility, until the awards are handed out in late March, six weeks after nominations are announced.
During this time, many films become only a dim and distant memory to audience members.
Big studios also have a lot time to use big marketing budgets on Oscar promotional campaigns.
ABC executives said they were pleased about the new February date for the Oscars.
"We're very enthusiastic about the move because we think it's a great thing for the Academy Awards," said ABC TV Network president Alex Wallau.
Mr Davis said the Academy and ABC had been talking for years about a change in date.
The Oscars broadcast often serves as a springboard for ABC to launch new mid-season series.
Moving the event earlier would give ABC more time to try out new shows before the season ended in May.
Mr Wallau added that he thought a February event would get higher ratings because of its greater relevance for movie-goers.
Last week, the academy issued a timetable for the 75th ceremony in 2003, including dates for the ballot mailings and nominees' luncheon.
Next year's Oscars will be held on 23 March at the Kodak Theatre, the new venue that hosted the awards ceremony for the first time last year.
The dates for the 76th awards in 2004 will not be made known for some months.
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On Wed, 19 Feb 2003, Karol Kozimor wrote: > There seems, however, to be an issue loosely connected with suspend. Does this behave differently with the patch vs. without? > Suspending and resuming almost universally seems to trigger the strange > ,,Unknown error 990'' problems upon any file access. Are there any messages in the system logs before/after this? 990 is "EFSCORRUPTED" out of xfs, perhaps the filesystem has shut down. There should be some error messages in the logs, if EFSCORRUPTED is being generated. I can try to take a look at this, but my problem with ACPI in the past has always been finding a machine which implements ACPI well enough in the bios that it has -any- hope of working correctly.... If the patch I posted doesn't make this any -worse- then I'll go ahead and check it in; if it is causing this problem, perhaps I should hold off. -Eric
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Sundance sets record for women
Published 5:41 pm, Thursday, November 29, 2012
LOS ANGELES — The Sundance Film Festival has an apparent record lineup of female directors competing for its top honor this January.
Half the entries — eight of the 16 films — announced last week in the festival's U.S. dramatic competition were directed by women for the next installment of Robert Redford's independent-cinema showcase, which runs Jan. 17-27 in Park City, Utah.
Going back to 1992, the best showing previously for female filmmakers was in 2000, when six of the 16 U.S. dramatic contenders were directed by women.
Sundance organizers were still trolling back to the early years of the festival's 33-year history, but this January's eight competition films appears to be the most ever from women and the first time the entries have been evenly split between female and male directors.
Among the competition films from female filmmakers are Francesca Gregorini's "Emanuel and the Truth About Fishes," whose cast includes Jessica Biel and Frances O'Connor in the story of a troubled girl fixated on a mysterious neighbor; Lynn Shelton's "Touchy Feely," featuring Rosemarie DeWitt, Allison Janney and Ellen Page in a tale of a massage therapist who develops a distaste for bodily contact; and Liz W. Garcia's "The Lifeguard," with Kristen Bell as a reporter who moves home to Connecticut and takes a job as a lifeguard.
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The festival's U.S. dramatic lineup also features the first Sundance entry for "Harry Potter" star Daniel Radcliffe, who stars as Allen Ginsberg in director John Krokidas' "Kill Your Darlings."
Sundance has scheduled 113 feature-length films, chosen out of 4,044 titles submitted.


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Masavia - details and analysis
What means Masavia?
The meaning of Masavia is unknown.
What is the origin of name Masavia? N/A
Masavia spelled backwards is Aivasam
This name has 7 letters: 4 vowels (57.14%) and 3 consonants (42.86%).
Anagrams: Amasaiv Avasaim Asaivam Avsimaa Samavai Aimsaav Asvaami Ivsaama Avsamai
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1. Yankees Pitchers Mike Kekich and Fritz Peterson Swap Families
This one is the king of all WTF: Two New York Yankees pitchers in the '70s decided to take swinging to the next level when they TRADED FAMILIES. The four were close and would often spend time together, until one day one of them must have joked, in that way that everyone knows isn't a joke, "We should just trade lives!" and three other adult human beings all decided that that was a great idea. My favorite part of this story is that Peterson fleeced Kekich in the trade. Peterson is still with Kekich's ex-wife Susanne, while Kekich and Marilyn Peterson's relationship fell apart shortly thereafter. The moral? The '70s were weird and scary.
2. O.J. Simpson Runs from the Cops After His Ex-Wife Is Murdered
You know the story at this point. One of the most famous and beloved athletes in the world, O.J. Simpson, is accused of killing his wife and her boyfriend. Four days after the killing, the LAPD allows Simpson to turn himself in. Instead he gets in The White Ford Bronco and tries to run, leading to the most surreal low-speed car chase in television history. And then despite the fact that he tried to run, and an overwhelming amount of evidence, he is acquitted of the crime — before being found "responsible" for the deaths in civil court. And he later writes a book called If I Did It describing the "hypothetical" murder in detail. And then goes to jail in the end anyway because he robbed a sports-memorabilia dealer at gunpoint in Las Vegas. All this actually happened.
3. Manti Te'o Has a Fake Dead Girlfriend
It's too early to tell exactly how high on this list Te'o will end up, but he and "Lennay Kekua" (there have never been more telling quotation marks than those around her name) have already moved up this far. We still don't know what happened, and depending on what part of the story you look at, you can be totally convinced of different theories. The tweets about the hoax that were sent months before it was revealed seem to point to an innocent Te'o who was duped. But Te'o's strange, fishy interview with Sports Illustrated seems to imply that he's hiding something and may have been in on the whole thing. It's a rare story where every single possible explanation still sounds like an insane conspiracy theory. This one still has a shot at the title before all is said and done.
4. Tonya Harding Hires Goons to Attack Her Biggest Rival
Tonya Harding's ex-husband and her bodyguard hired a guy to break Nancy Kerrigan's leg in the days leading up to the U.S. Figure Skating Championships in 1994. The man hired to perpetrate the act, Shane Stant, hit Kerrigan with a tire iron IN THE ARENA WHERE THE EVENT WAS TO TAKE PLACE! Harding denied involvement in the attacks, something her ex and bodyguard disputed, but she did plead guilty to the cover-up. The "W" in this WTF is for "white trash."
5. Joe Paterno Willfully Ignores His Defensive Coordinator's Sexual Abuse of Children
This story is the saddest of the bunch. Who knew that one of the noblest of all figures in sports history was actually anything but?
6. Jarrod Wyatt, MMA Murderer, Eats Someone's Heart
Let's let the AP tell this story of an MMA fighter who lost hold of reality during a drug trip with his friend and sparring partner.
When police arrived on March 21, 2010 at a home at the mouth of the Klamath River, they found Wyatt naked and covered in blood. He told the officers, "I killed him," and said he had cut out [Taylor] Powell's heart and tongue, according to court documents.
The officers found Powell's body on the couch. His chest was cut open, and his heart, tongue and the skin of his face were gone, court records said. His heart was found charred in a wood-burning stove.
An autopsy determined the organs had been removed while Powell was still alive, the documents said.
Witnesses said the two ingested hallucinogenic mushrooms before the attack and believed they were involved in a struggle between God and the devil. Wyatt was reportedly convinced that the world was about to end and that Powell was the devil.
I have no desire to eat mushrooms anymore.
7. Monica Seles Is Stabbed on the Court
In 1993, the biggest female tennis star in the world was stabbed by a fan of one of her rivals (Steffi Graf), who ran onto the court. She wouldn't play again for over two years. The fan didn't serve any jail time, ostensibly due to his fragile mental health.
8. Mike Tyson Bites Off Evander Holyfield's Ear
By the time Mike Tyson bit off Evander Holyfield's ear, he had already been convicted of rape, spent three years in prison, and converted to Islam*. THEN HE BIT OFF SOMEONE'S EAR! If anyone else had committed this act, it would've been higher on the list. But there is only so surprised you can be by Mike Tyson.
*Converting to Islam is not inherently a WTF moment. Mike Tyson (of all people) claiming to find religion is, as evidenced by all the craziness that has happened SINCE he bit off a man's ear.
9. Dock Ellis Threw a No-Hitter While on LSD
The video is self-explanatory.
10. Jason Grimsley Climbed Through a Ventilation System to Free Albert Belle's Confiscated Bat
In a 1994 game between the Cleveland Indians and the Chicago White Sox, the White Sox challenged Indians star Albert Belle's use of a particular bat, claiming it was corked. The home plate umpire confiscated the bat and put it in his locker to be examined after the game. At that point the Indians panicked. They knew the bat was corked. So they sent pitcher Jason Grimsley through the ventilation system and into the umpires' locker room with a non-corked bat (belonging to Paul Sorrento, as all of Belle's bats were corked). He got away with the switch, but the umpires knew something was up. Why? Because the bat had Paul Sorrento's name on it. Baseball's dumbest version of Ocean's 11 ever.
11. Tiger Woods Crashes His Car While Trying to Escape His Allegedly Golf Club–Wielding Wife
Remember when the most boring athlete in the world became the most interesting overnight, due to a string of infidelities that his wife angrily discovered on Thanksgiving? Me too. That was great.


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Tips from your Markham makeup salon
The correct make up is extremely important in terms of enhancement of the personality. If you are all set to go for a party, event, wedding or an important occasion which will have the presence of photographers then it's better to get make up done in a Markham makeup salon. The salon will have trained and experienced local makeup artists who can help you achieve that perfect elusive look.
Traits of an expert makeup artist
Makeup is all about artistry with the human face and a makeup artist knows how to do makeup which looks great when captured by flashlights and camera. It's natural to feel a little awed and jittery when you visit a Markham makeup salon for the first time. However, the makeup specialist there will talk you into a more relaxed frame of mind.
A good Markham makeup salon will help you in creating the entire look right from the buttons of your dress to the strands of your hair. He/ she will make sure that you are armed with enough pins and fascinators to see you through your big day.
If you're looking for a Markham makeup artist, make sure the salon in mind specializes on brides or wedding themes.
How to get hold of a good makeup artist
If you really liked the way one of your friends/colleagues came out looking from a makeup salon you can ask for the address and references. It's always better to go for somebody whom you have seen in action before.
However, if you do not know any Markham makeup artist personally, then it's better to ask for a trial session from any artist you may happen to choose. A trial will let you know whether the work of the makeup artist matches with your expectations and your aesthetic sensibilities.
Quick tip
When you'r searching for a local makeup artist, a hair and makeup salon may be efficient. This will save you from finding another salon for hair services, and you may get a packaged deal.
Remember to wear your best smile to the event as no amount of makeup can "make up" for that.
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(CNSNews.com) - A new Government Accountability Office (GAO) study says that all levels of government – federal, state, and local – will have to come up with a total of $16.6 billion in additional revenue to purchase carbon allowances, if cap-and-trade – to allegedly combat global warming -- is enacted into law. Experts say this could prompt increases in taxes.
This is the second government report to estimate that the proposed climate-change legislation, formally known as the American Clean Energy and Security Act of 2009, will eventually cost consumers more.
A Congressional Budget Office (CBO) study published on June 19 revealed that the House cap-and-trade bill, passed by a 219 to 212 vote on June 26, would cost an estimated $175 per household every year.
Cost estimates from the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) on cap-and-trade legislation are lower -- at $80 to $111 per household.
The cap-and-trade bill, in general, places limits (a cap) on how much carbon and greenhouse gases companies can emit. If they exceed that limit, they can purchase ("trade") carbon credits to compensate for their over-emissions.
John Stephenson, director of natural resources and environment for the GAO, in written testimony for an Aug. 4 Senate Finance Committee hearing, said that state, local, and federal governments would be financially liable if cap-and-trade is imposed.
Stephenson testified about the GAO's assessment of how emission-allowances and revenues produced by a cap-and-trade measure should be allocated.
"According to one study, governments produce approximately 13 percent of U.S. carbon dioxide emissions, and the allowance consumption associated with these emissions could cost governments an additional $16.6 billion," Stephenson said.
Brian Johnson, federal affairs manager for Americans for Tax Reform (ATR), a free market policy group, explained that state governments may have to raise their tax rates to buy carbon permits.
"In order for the states to raise this money [for carbon allowances], they're going to have to increase utility costs and/or just increase direct taxes on their citizens," Johnson told CNSNews.com. "There's going to be no way to raise these funds without doing that."
"You've got something like 36 states that get 80 percent or more of their energy from carbon-based sources, so they're going to be really hit by something like this in order to have the proper allowances," he said. "I mean, they'll necessarily have to raise taxes. I don't see any way around it."
Jerry Taylor, a senior fellow at the Cato Institute, a libertarian think-tank, agreed with Johnson that state taxes would be raised to generate funding for carbon allowances, adding that states are "generally" constitutionally bound to "balanced budget requirements."
"They can't borrow as freely as the federal government can," he said. "They can borrow some, there are ways around these balanced budget requirements. But, generally speaking, they have to tax what they spend."
Adele Morris, policy director of the climate and energy project at the Brookings Institution, a center-left think tank in Washington, D.C., told CNSNews.com that to cover high energy costs the federal government would potentially have to appropriate additional funds.
"It's possible that, yes, the government would have to have some kind of appropriations in order to buy [allowances]," Morris said.
"Even if they don't buy allowances, it's [climate-change legislation] going to include higher costs," she said. "So it's going to have [to have] appropriations to fund those higher costs."
The higher costs that result from the climate legislation are going to affect all levels of governments, she explained.
"The government is a big user of energy and that means everything from our fleet vehicles and the fuel they use to the heating and lighting of buildings that the government uses," Morris told CNSNew.com.
"In those expenditures, part of the carbon price is going to be passed along to the government, just like it would any other enterprise, and that's going to be across-the-board in all federal government activities -- and not just the federal government for that matter, it is going to be state and local governments as well," she said.
Morris said one option for governments – especially the federal government – faced with the question of how to raise revenue to offset energy costs might be to raise deficits.
"One option is to raise revenue, another option is to cut spending, another option is to raise debt," said Morris.
However, she also said: "One important reaction would be to conserve energy and that would be to invest in more energy-efficient buildings, lighting, and vehicle fleets and I think that's a very important response from governments."
Currently, lawmakers are considering either auctioning the allowances, handing them out for free, or a combination of both (free and purchased). The House bill initially gives away most of the allowances and would sell just a few of them, which could result in revenue shortfall, according to Johnson.
"If they allocate the free allowances, that's just cap-and-cap -- you know, there's no trade there," explained ATR's Johnson. "There's no economic driver and the government wants to be able to set the market and set the price for these."
In his written testimony, Stephenson suggested that auctioning permits would generate the most revenue, which could be used to off-set costs for the federal government, among other things.
"Given the revenue generation potential of auctions, many experts we consulted as part of a prior study suggested that a cap-and-trade program should maximize the level of auctioning," said Stephenson.
However, according to Jerry Taylor, offset-cost benefits posed by selling carbon permits would only be felt at the federal level, isolating state and local governments.
"The sales of the permits will be done by the federal government," Taylor said. "So if you're talking what state and local government would have to spend, that would not be offset by any permit sales because the permit sales aren't being conducted by state and local governments, [they are] being conducted by the federal government, unless the revenues were recycled back to state and local governments somehow, which would not be in the House bill."
Stephenson of the GAO said, "Placing a price on emissions is likely to raise the cost of production of many goods and services. The size of the impact will depend on the price of allowances, as well as the ability of producers to substitute less emission-intensive processes and inputs."
In June, the CBO revealed that the cap-and-trade bill would generate $45 billion by 2019 in revenues if a portion of the allowances were auctioned. Annual revenues from allowances could reach between $30 billion and $300 billion by about the same year, according to earlier CBO estimates.
Unless the climate bill exempts governments from having to buy allowances, state, local, and federal governments will need $16.6 billion to buy permits.
"The $16.6 billion figure that you mention was provided to illustrate the effects of a cap-and-trade program on government expenditures," Stephenson told CNSNews.com in an e-mail.
The study, which was written by Terry Dinan of the CBO, was based on the assumptions of a 15-percent cut in emissions and an allowance price of $100, Stephenson added.
"The CBO projects the allowance price under the Waxman-Markey [climate-change] legislation to be much lower, starting at $15 in 2011 and growing to $16 in 2019," he told CNSNews.com.
"As a result, government expenditure on emissions' allowances or reductions is also likely to be much lower, although the CBO does not estimate a specific figure in its analysis," he said.
Economists favor the auction approach because it is transparent, said Stephenson.
"For example, many economists favor auctioning because of its transparency and because it discourages behaviors motivated by a desire to gain free allowances, such as 'baseline inflation'," he said. "This occurs when a firm attempts to boost the number of allowances it receives by increasing its emissions prior to the outset of a cap-and-trade program."
The Senate may take up the energy bill when it returns from its August recess.


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This is a sponsored post in collaboration with Latina Blogger Connect and Cacique Cheese
With Summer already upon us, not everyone likes to spend too much time in the kitchen fixing a snack instead of spending time with their families watching their favorite sports game. I thought I could make some suggestions, so here's the recipe for a quick and easy snack-appetizer (or botana, as we call it in Spanish). This snack is simple, made with fresh ingredients, and (better yet) pairs well with your favorite beer! It's also tasty enough to please picky eaters. If your family members are sports fans and are gearing up for the 2014 World Soccer Championship, this snack is something you can fix up right before the big game with time to spare.
These little green tomatoes, called ""Miltomates", or "Tomate Milpero", are about 1 inch in diameter, they resemble tomatillos and are about the size of a cherry tomato. They get the name "Milpero" because they grow in the cornfield between the corn rows, called "Milpas". They are a little more flavorful than regular tomatillos and have lots of seed in a lighter color. Some of them have black or dark purple hues of color, compared to their characteristic green color. Miltomates can be used in salsas, stews, or moles, either boiled, roasted, fried or raw. Look for them in Latin stores.
- 1 (12 OZ) Cacique Ranchero Queso Fresco
- 4 OZ Miltomate or tomatillo, finely diced. About 3/4 cup.
- 1/3 cup white onion, finely diced.
- 3 serrano peppers, minced or sliced
- 1/4 cup cilantro, finely minced.
- 1 1/2 tbsp. olive oil
- Salt and pepper to taste
- Tortilla Chips to serve
- Use tomatillos if Miltomates are not available in your area; regular tomatoes will also work just fine.
- You can use jalapenos instead of serrano peppers.
- I love to use the Ranchero Queso Fresco; ; as you can see in the pictures, it crumbles beautifully. Other options are Panela, Blanco, or Fresco.
1. Gather all your finely diced vegetables in a bowl and mix very gently. Cut the cheese into large pieces and crumble with your hands.
2. Spread the crumbled cheese over your serving dish. Top with the miltomate and serrano mix.
3. Drizzle with the olive oil and season with salt and pepper. Serve with tortilla chips.
¡Buen provecho!
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FOR SALE: BMW Toolset for E39 Touring Tailgate Struts
FOR SALE: one original BMW toolset 83 30 0 492 604 for replacing the tailgate and rear window struts on the E39 Touring. The toolset consists of
5 12 153 Plastic Protector (small sheet of plastic to protect roof)http://i45.tinypic.com/ixgo5v.jpg
Purchased from Bavarian Autosport for $121.95 plus shipping, used for my strut replacement.
I am asking $100 plus shipping for the toolset.
Here are photos of the tools and the strut replacement process.
Here is a writeup from this forum with instructions from the TIS.
You will need two each
51248190688 Hatch Window Strut ($30 to $45 each from Autohaus Arizona)
51248220072 Tailgate Strut ($57 each from Autohaus Arizona)
I have been reading since I got the Touring in November 2005, so I guess this is also my introductory note.
99 528iT Individual Mojavebraun
Myrtle Beach SC
PM sent
Is this still available?
[The owner is noodlesandsam at yahoo dot com. Send him an email to find out about borrowing the toolset. See this post].
Thanks for the reply, appreciate it. I've got to go hunt it down. I need to change my tailgate struts, The tailgate came down on my head twice already, there's not going to be a third time.
Hi, I'm curious if you located this tool and, if so, would mind lending it out? Am located in Southern California and would gladly pay shipping.
Bobberman, if this is addressed to me, see reply #4, the tool set was sold.
BTW, in some cases, only one or the other of the small window struts has failed and replacing only them will provide the force needed to keep the tailgate up.
You can do a quick, super-easy swap of the small struts without the tools.
See my note here with a DIY using a length of copper pipe. The hardest part is replacing the plastic covers for the wire bundle - otherwise you can swap both small struts in a half hour.
Thanks, I was actually replying to Spotink as it appeared from your earlier post, unless I misunderstood, that the tool was being passed around to those in need.
I've got to replace both the window and the tailgate struts as both are failing in my '02 525iT and it was difficult loading items into the rear a couple of days ago. The situation is aggravated by cool weather, it appears.
Thanks for the picture links. Very useful.
I ended up making my own contraption. The whole thing cost around $15 to make. All you need is a parallel clamp, copper tube, bolt/nut and rivet. I don't remember the exact size of the copper tube but what I did was I brought the strut to Home Depot and looked for an exact fit. They sell short ones too so you don't need to buy a whole length of copper tube. I cut out a portion of the tube to create an opening. The clamp was on sale at Harbor Freight Tools for $5.00. The rivets and bolt/nut I already had. I ended up replacing only one side because it was able to stay up so I did not bother doing the other side. In my case the toughest part was putting back the wiring harness into the plastic channel or holder attached to the door hinge. I also had to removed the pin at the tip of the strut because I had a hard time seating it on the ball tip where it sits. Apparently the strut that I got had a very tight fit. Fortunately even without the pin it stayed in place and did not popped out when you open and close the door so I left it at that. See attached photos to give you an idea of what I did.
E39 Wagon Read Door strut replacement tool.
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Here's my home made tool for replacing the strut to the back door of my E39 wagon. The whole thing cost me $15.00 to make. Way cheaper compared to the factory recommended tool.
Nice job - whatever gets it done
Large one
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By the way I bought a separate steel pipe for the smaller strut. It's about 2ft. The diameter was enough that the smaller strut went it. When the small strut was in the pipe I taped it at the mouth of the pipe so it stayed in place.
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Thanks for the photos and suggestions. Seems straight forward. Correct me if I'm wrong, but I'm assuming the clamp was used for the metal shaft and not because it had a clamp on it.
All I need now is the time to do it.
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Lecture: Online Marketing Strategies
Apr 11 2013 7:30PM - 9:00PM
Terra Hall, Room 511-13
Presented by the Corzo Center for the Creative Economy.
Learn how to run email marketing, digital marketing and SEO campaigns on a limited budget. Presented by Aaron McLean, co-founder and COO of Eight Eleven Inc., a leading Philadelphia marketing technology agency.
By appointment, one-on-one consulting with Mr. McLean is available.
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