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I was going through old issues of Everyday with Rachael Ray looking for easy recipes for this week that used ground beef when I came across a recipe for meat goulash. It was in a section for 30-minute TV dinner-style meals and was paired with Savoy cabbage, so I thought I'd give the whole menu a try.
The result was amazing:
... and I knew it was a keeper when SP (who was wary of the cabbage as it was cooking) practically inhaled his first serving before jumping up from the table to get seconds.
Meat Goulash with Macaroni
Slighty Adapted from Everyday with Rachael Ray
1 pound short penne rigate
3 slices bacon, chopped
1 pound ground beef
3 garlic cloves, finely chopped
1 small onion, finely chopped
2 teaspoons paprika
Freshly ground pepper
1 11-oz jar roasted red peppers, drained
3 tablespoons tomato paste
2 cups beef broth
1/2 cup sour cream
Flat-leaf parsley, finely chopped
Bring a large pot of water to a boil, salt the water, add the pasta and cook until al dente. Drain the pasta and set aside.
While the pasta cooks, heat a large, deep skillet over medium-high heat. Add the bacon and cook until crisp, about 3 minutes, then move the bacon to the side of the pan and add the ground meat, crumbling it. Brown the meat for 3 to 4 minutes, then add the garlic and onion; season with the paprika and salt and pepper to taste. Cook until the onion is softened, about 5 minutes.
In a food processor, puree the peppers until smooth and stir into the meat. Add the tomato paste and cook for 2 to 3 minutes, then stir in the beef broth and simmer for a couple of minutes. Stir in the sour cream and cooked pasta. Top with the parsley.
The cabbage recipe called for caraway seeds, which I didn't have on hand, so I just bought a small head of Savoy cabbage, removed the outer leaves, cored it and sliced it thinly. In a skillet I melted 3 tablespoons of butter over medium heat, added a bay leaf and the sliced cabbage, salt, pepper and about 1/4 cup of the pasta cooking water. I covered the skillet and let it steam for about 10-15 minutes, stirring it every few minutes.
And for dessert:
...two yummy cupcakes and a tall glass of ice-cold milk.
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By Adriene Hill
Who stands to gain from the Gulf Coast oil spill?
Fish. Humor from the Upright Citizens Brigade:
BP also provided it's own darker, and less intentional laughs this week when the WSJ reported that BP's in house magazine "Planet BP" wrote a glowing story about the economic impact of the spill on the region.
"Much of the region's [nonfishing boat] businesses -- particularly the hotels -- have been prospering because so many people have come here from BP and other oil emergency response teams," another report says. Indeed, one tourist official in a local town makes it clear that "BP has always been a very great partner of ours here...We have always valued the business that BP sent us."
Good work BP. Go ahead and pat yourself on the back.
BP's got to look for love wherever it can find it these days. A news poll finds the company has only a 6% approval rating. (I wonder who those 6% are?)
And, in case you were wondering where the government is testing out oil spill technology these days -- the answer is NOWHERE.
According to Mother Jones:
"There's just one facility in the world where scientists and emergency responders can run full-scale oil spill response tests and research. It's housed at US Naval Weapons Station Earle in Leonardo, New Jersey. But when Sen. Robert Menendez (D-N.J.) tried to arrange a visit to the facility earlier this week, he learned that the facility is presently inoperable. Why? The tank researchers use to simulate spills has sprung a leak."

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As soon as the Supreme Court reached its decision in Hobby Lobby vs. The Crushing Ennui That Accompanies Spending Time At Hobby Lobby, Planned Parenthood released this image on their Facebook page:
Your boss can decide if you have access to birth control coverage! Now as far as we know, Planned Parenthood has some sort of expertise when it comes to birth control, so if they say this is the case, it must actually be the case, right?
Of course not. It's a knee-jerk reaction to a hot-button issue, which basically tells you right away that it's completely wrong and without any basis in fact or reasoning. In fact, Planned Parenthood doesn't seem to have gotten as far as the first paragraph of the majority opinion.
We must decide in these cases whether the Religious Freedom Restoration Act of 1993 (RFRA), 107 Stat. 1488,42 U. S. C. §2000bb et seq., permits the United States Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) to demand that three closely held corporations provide health-insurance coverage for methods of contraception that violate the sincerely held religious beliefs of the companies' owners. We hold that the regulations that impose this obligation violate RFRA, which prohibits the Federal Government from taking any action that substantially burdens the exercise of religion unless that action constitutes the least restrictive means of serving a compelling government interest.
And then a little further into the opinion:
For all these reasons, we hold that a federal regulation's restriction on the activities of a for-profit closely held corporation must comply with RFRA.
Emphasis added. But only kinda added. The bold was added, but the court keeps saying "closely held" over and over again, making it very clear that the opinion applies only to closely held corporations.
Might it be a precedent that will allow the decision to later apply to all corporations, slippery slope style? Probably not. It makes some sense (to some people, we can think of at least 5) that a closely held corporation could have a sincerely held religious belief. It makes absolutely no sense to say that a widely held corporation can have the same sort of belief. If the decision will apply anywhere else, it's most likely going to extend to sole-proprietorships, and maybe some partnerships.
So, can "your boss" decide if you can have birth control coverage?
Probably not. If you work for Hobby Lobby they can make some decisions, but most employers will still have to provide it.
But wait, there's still more wrong with the Planned Parenthood message!
Even Hobby Lobby can't decide if you can have access to birth control coverage. What Hobby Lobby can decide is if Hobby Lobby is going to provide it. That's not the end of the access question because there's thing you may have heard about in the news called THE OBAMACARE. Or you know, the health care exchange marketplace communism Obamacare. If you work for a Hobby Lobby and want birth control to be covered, you can just buy a different plan on an exchange.
But buying it on the exchange could be cost-prohibitive. The exchanges work by giving people discounts, but you don't qualify for a discount if you're already getting coverage from work. Hobby Lobby isn't exactly paying upper-middle class wages. By not getting it from their employer, aren't employees effectively cost-prohibited from obtaining birth control?
Excellent question! Let's see what the government has to say about it:
Whether you qualify for lower costs based on your income will depend on the coverage the employer offers. You won't be able to get lower costs if your job-based coverage is considered affordable and meets minimum value.
Meets the minimum value. We suspect it'll be about two more minutes before some interpretive guidance comes down saying that plans without birth control aren't minimally acceptable and that if you have such a plan you will quality for lower costs. Just a guess, but we think it's a pretty damn good one.
But wait, there's still more!
Not my boss's business.
Your reproductive health decisions are you own business, not your boss's. And that's exactly the position Hobby Lobby has taken. You want birth control? Not their business. By demanding that employers provide it, they're making it quite literally their boss's business.


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Rox reassign Friedrich, LeMahieu to Minors
Rox reassign Friedrich, LeMahieu to Minors
Friedrich impressed the Rockies with his physical conditioning this winter after a difficult year at Double-A Tulsa in 2011 (6-10, 5.00 ERA). He will get regular work in Minor League games.
LeMahieu, 23, hit .250 in 37 games for the Cubs last season. The Rockies acquired LeMahieu and outfielder Tyler Colvin from the Cubs for third baseman Ian Stewart and pitcher Casey Weathers in December.
The Rockies will keep LeMahieu in Major League camp, however.
The Rockies also reassigned right-handed pitchers Rob Scahill and Josh Sullivan to Minor League camp.
In addition, the Rockies outrighted outfielder Jamie Hoffmann off the 40-man Major League roster. The 27-year-old, who appeared in two games with the Dodgers last year, elected to become a free agent.
The Rockies have 44 players in camp and 38 on their 40-man roster.


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Jennifer Lopez wore an all-white jumpsuit yesterday while out and about in NYC. Later, she changed into leather pants and a loose top for a special prebirthday dinner with her boyfriend, Casper Smart. Jennifer Lopez is 43 today, and we're celebrating with a look back at her hottest moments. The last 12 months have been huge for Jennifer. In addition to going through a split from Marc Anthony, she took up with Casper, launched a world tour, and wrapped up a final season on American Idol. J Lo doesn't look to be slowing down anytime soon, with numerous projects in the works, from promotional deals to her own music. Casper sent J Lo some love on her special day this morning. He tweeted — in all caps — "happy birthday to the most beautiful bear in the world! Love you!"
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British Prime Minister David Cameron has thrown a spanner in the works of the European Union. It's a great expression, that — "spanner in the works." It means he's taken a giant wrench and stuck it straight into the operating mechanism of the EU, at a point when it was already lurching along unsteadily, in search of a capable repair shop.
Mr. Cameron pledged Wednesday to hold a referendum on European membership, which would give voters a chance to finally make a decision: either stay in the 27-country bloc and quit grumbling, as they do constantly, or clean out Britain's office in Brussels and go home.
It is time to settle this European question in British politics
It's at once a clever and cynical move. The clever part is in the timing: the Prime Minister says he'll only hold the vote if he's returned to power in the next election. And it will only follow negotiations on the terms British membership, aimed at getting it a better deal.
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Despite recently electing a PQ minority government, Quebec residents see Scotland as being better suited for independence than their own province, according to the results of a recent Forum Poll for the National Post.
Only 34% of Quebec residents surveyed think Quebec should be an independent country, compared to 40% who said "yes" to an independent Scotland, a finding that suggests Pauline Marois will have trouble finding traction with her separatist agenda.
The cynicism is that he might win the election, and then lose the referendum, and be required to preside over Britain's departure. He says that's not his goal: "I do not want that to happen," he said. "I want the European Union to be a success. And I want a relationship between Britain and the EU that keeps us in it."
But he wants a more "flexible" arrangement. "Far from unravelling the EU, this will in fact bind its members more closely because such flexible, willing cooperation is a much stronger glue than compulsion from the centre," he said in a speech British reports hailed as a "landmark."
It is certainly historic. Britain has been iffy about its membership in the EU ever since the moment it joined. Margaret Thatcher was famously dubious about the benefits to be had, and Britain was careful to remain outside the currency union — a move that appeared wise during the prolonged crisis over Greek debts and the potential death of the Euro should the Greeks be forced out. Conservatives have long been more skeptical than other parties, and there is a full-time faction within Mr. Cameron's party that views membership as an insult to everything British.
"It is time to settle this European question in British politics," Mr. Cameron insisted. "I say to the British people: this will be your decision."
It was also, as one commentator noted, "a speech full of paradoxes: I want us to stay, so here's an opportunity to leave. If we don't have a referendum, we're more likely to leave. Having fewer things in common would bring the EU countries closer together." And it had little to offer Europe in return. If Britain gets a better deal, what's to stop the other 26 countries from demanding their own made-to-order membership? And if 27 members each have separate packages, under a weakened leadership in Brussels, does the union even continue to exist as a united bloc?
As it happens, Mr. Cameron's pledge comes just as the government in Scotland is preparing for a referendum on whether to pull out of Britain. Scottish grumbling about Britain has been a fact of life for even longer than Britons have complained about Europe. Quebec Premier Pauline Marois left Tuesday for a trip to Europe during which she will meet with leaders of the Scottish National Party to discuss their strategy for winning a referendum on independence scheduled for the fall of 2014. Mr. Cameron was asked in Question Period Wednesday why he thinks the two-year build-up to the Scottish referendum is too long, but his own vote on Europe could be five years away, if "negotiations" with Europe should drag on.
He replied that he wants Europe to have an opportunity to offer better terms, a prospect that appeared unlikely, judging by the initial reaction to his gambit. Neither France nor Germany, the two largest powers in the EU, expressed enthusiasm. Laurent Fabius, the French foreign minister and former prime minister, said he'd "roll out the red carpet" for the Brits to leave. "Europe, let's suppose it was a football club, you join the club, but once you're in it, you can't say 'let's play rugby'," Fabius said. Guido Westerwelle, his Germany counterpart, said he'd like Britain to stay, but "cherry-picking is not an option."
British dislike of the EU relates to views the European government is too big, too bureaucratic and far too meddlesome for British tastes. It bristles at judgments handed down from Brussels, such as a ruling by the European Court of Human Rights ordering voting rights for prisoners that Cameron said made him "physically ill". The crisis over the Euro and the threat it represented to economies throughout Europe added to British convictions the country is far better off making its own decisions.
While Cameron maintains the referendum will settle the issue once and for all, the BBC noted that Labour Prime Minister Harold Wislon made the same claim 40 years ago.
Wilson's promise of renegotiation followed by a referendum split Labour down the middle in the 1970s and led to the creation of the breakaway SDP in the 1980s.
Since then Europe has contributed to the fall of Margaret Thatcher after years of fighting with her colleagues in the late 80s and the splitting of the Tory Party under John Major in the 90s. It was a source of the tension between Tony Blair and Gordon Brown well into the new millennium.
It's possible Mr. Cameron will find the issue has not lost its capacity for dividing his country.
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Radio 1190 Presents: Achille Lauro Farewell Show
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Easily the sexiest thing to come out Denver since Don Cheadle, Achille Lauro has spent the past 5 years building a dedicated and bloodthirsty fan base across the front range. They are the soundtrack to the devils stolen sex tape, a livid and confessional mix of Post-Rock guitar swagger and soulful dance music, punctuated by too many influences to mention, something akin to MIA fronting a garage band Radiohead attempting to recreate the soundtrack to the film Amelie. They are the perfect band to play at a dance party inside of a collapsing building, something both indulgent and necessary.
The Morning Clouds
Life has a funny way of coming around full circle when you least expect it. Take, for example, Josh Wambeke and The Morning Clouds. He spent the better part of the previous decade as half of Phineas Gage's psychedelic songwriting axis then leading Fell through shoegaze and space-rock realms. After trampling to the farthest reaches of the cosmos and center of the mind, he found himself straying back into the realms of late-night solo songwriting that marked some of his earliest forays into home four-tracking.
As easily as Wambeke slipped back into the one-man explorations of classic pop, he's worlds away from his days as a budding home recorder. To start, this time around he had his own local recording studio – which has quietly been making a name for itself among Denver rock circles – at his disposal. He also had a decade to hone his craft. Those luxuries immediately made themselves apparent. Instead of drifting around in his other acts' densely crafted soundscapes, Wambeke curls up comfortably in his bedroom, dipping into the same well of inspiration that guided everyone from The Ronettes to The Ramones to The Jesus And Mary Chain through the years.
Wambeke slinks into a record-collector pop aesthetic on Wasted Youth. There's still enough cosmic dust left over from Fell's travels to the edge of the universe to coat The Morning Clouds' songs and cast an ethereal shimmer over that comfortably familiar classic pop framework. Just like the Ramones roughed it up with punk and JAMC's C86 aesthetic yanked it into the new wave, Wasted Youth filters the sound through Wambeke's spaced-out sensibilities.
Wambeke casually floated a couple early tracks – "A Walk Home" and "The Wrong Things" – to a handful of friends and Fell supporters in late 2010. To his surprise, the response was overwhelmingly positive. These were the sort of tracks that needed a proper release, and he got to work. He coined a band name, crawled back to the studio and fleshed out the rest of Wasted Youth Blues. A band was formed, practices began and shows were booked. Once little more than a lark for a musician playing around in the studio, The Morning Clouds was on its way.
Written, performed and recorded entirely by Wambeke, Wasted Youth isn't so much a departure for the songwriter, but a return to his roots, touching up the pop performances that formed the basis for his earliest solo dabbling. Sometimes, when you're as prolific as Wambeke, moving forward his bands isn't enough: You have you stop and reflect on your past.
Vitamins is a four-piece rock band. Although there has been some re-arrangement among members recently, and what they play, Vitamins is still a rock band. As younger musicians in the year of 2005 they came together in Greeley, Colorado, a small cow-town that reeked of boiled blood and cow manure. Thanks to this unique experience and the creativity it invoked, Vitamins sits proundly with their backbones firm, four long years later. Now, however, they seat themselves in a city of lesser smell and of greater creative outlet....The city of Denver. With two albums recorded (EP 2005, Calliope 2008), and one on the way, Vitamins hopes to spread their music to greater audiences and to get accustom to meeting those with similar interests and intent
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Yes, reality TV is talking about the Constitution
There seems to be a lot of talk about the Constitution on television these days, with some interesting opinions from outlets like PBS, the stars of Duck Dynasty, and yes, even Larry the Cable Guy.
The definition of reality television has changed a lot in the past decade. Once upon a time, the cable channel known as TLC was called The Learning Channel, the History Channel actually had a lot of history programming, and the Arts and Entertainment Network (which we now call A&E) had lots of artsy programming.
The channels served as for-profit extensions of the type of educational programming offered by PBS. In fact, The Learning Channel was founded by the Department of Health, Education and Welfare under the Nixon administration in 1972, and privatized in the 1980s.
But in the pursuit of profits, the three networks now thrive on offerings such as Here Comes Honey Boo Boo (from TLC); Pawn Stars (from History Channel); and Duck Dynasty (from A&E).
So a show like Constitution USA, which just finished its first run on PBS this week, would have been a natural as a "real" reality TV show about 15 years ago. Instead, the four-part series, with a gaggle of corporate sponsors and positive media reviews, found a welcome home on PBS.
The show features NPR radio show host Peter Sagal riding a motorcycle around America in search of answers about the Constitution's ability to keep up with modern society.
You can watch the entire series on the PBS website and judge for yourself. There are lots of questions and answers, and real people who are deeply engaged in constitutional issues. (You'll also see a few National Constitution Center trustees among the bunch, too.)
One memorable moment in the series is in Part Two, when Sagal sits down with some biking friends at the Arizona Leathernecks Motorcycle Club to discuss the Bill of Rights and individual freedom. The club is made up of Marines who aren't currently in active service (though as Sagal will tell you, there's no such thing as an ex-Marine).
The club members also happen to carry pocket Constitutions with them when they ride, just in case they need to settle any arguments about individual rights, like riding without a helmet.
The subject of the Second Amendment didn't come up with the Leathernecks, at least in the interview shown on the series, but it is at the core of the hottest show on that other form of reality TV.
The surprise hit Duck Dynasty maybe shouldn't have caught TV executives by surprise. Shows about family lifestyles have done well in recent years, from the original Jon & Kate Plus 8 to the adventures of the Duggar family. And even Honey Boo Boo's critics will admit that it is a show about a close-knit family.
For the Robertson family on Duck Dynasty, the First and Second Amendments are part of their mantra of faith, family, ducks—and the Constitution.
The family's most recent first-run show on A&E drew almost 10 million viewers, a blockbuster number for a reality TV show.
The Louisiana-based Robertsons have made out quite well selling duck calls and hunting-related gear, and they've also been on the road promoting their show, business, and philosophy.
At a recent appearance in Castle Rock, Colorado, patriarch Phil Robertson entertained a crowd of 2,000 people at a private school fundraiser, with tales about God, the Constitution, and Thomas Jefferson.
According to a local newspaper, Robertson also has opinions about the separation of church and state, a topic that was important to Jefferson, too, in a different way.
"The Founding Fathers would be shocked that there was not biblical instruction in our schools," Robertson told reporters at a press conference before the appearances. He also spoke about Jefferson at the school, mentioning a phrase that was actually said by Dr. Benjamin Rush back in the day.
"The only foundation for a useful education in a republic is to be laid in religion," Robertson said.
At another appearance, in Midland, Texas, Robertson attributed part of his business success to "constitutionally protected and biblically sanctioned" duck hunting.
Another reality TV pundit who at least occasionally touches on constitutional issues is Larry the Cable Guy, who is known to his family and friends as Dan Whitney. His first two comedy albums were called "Right to Bare Arms" and "Morning Constitutions."
Larry, like Peter Sagal, has been traveling across America in search of answers. In Larry's case, the quest just started its third season on History Channel. In past episodes, Larry has appeared with a professional Abraham Lincoln portrayer in Illinois; spent a day at the Capitol in Washington, D.C.; and joined the TSA at an airport.
In a 2012 episode devoted to guns, Larry dug into the origins of the Second Amendment and squirrel hunting. (Yes, there is a connection; here is the video.)
"Why am I doing a show on guns in America? We are the greatest country in the world because we have the right to bear arms," he said.
But there is one constitutional quote widely attributed to Larry back in 2011 that was said by someone else:
"They keep talking about drafting a Constitution for Iraq. Why don't we just give them ours? It was written by a lot of really smart guys, it's worked for over 200 years, and we're not using it anymore."
That's actually a line attributed to George Carlin in 2005, a few years before the legendary comedian passed away.
Scott Bomboy is the editor-in-chief of the National Constitution Center.
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I wish this was a film made before film was even invented. This movie was as fast moving as a stalled-out car. None of the characters had moved forward in their lives and the relationships were really awkward and dumb. I hated the Gerwig & Crudup relationship and don't even get me started on the main boy's relationship with Elle Fanning. Talk about being a giant cuckold. The movie isn't incredibly long, but it felt like it took centuries to go through. I wouldn't recommend this at all unless you seek frustration.
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It may be cold and foggy outside this morning, but we're turning up the heat for our latest edition of Food Truck Friday!
Today, we thrilled to have the empanada masters of Chef Che's Argentine Cuisine and things are going to get a little spicy!
It's not every day you see a Argentine food truck rolling around Los Angeles. Chef Ozzy and co-owner Carolina say the lack of competition has helped boost their standing in the industry:
Ozzy and Carolina launched the Che Truck back in October of 2010. Ozzy hails from Argentina, so the food is near and dear to his heart. The truck aims to provide high quality, delicious food with Central and South American flare.
If you ask Che Truck fans, they'll likely say the most popular dish is one of its several empanadas. Empanadas are fried or baked pastries stuffed with meats and vegetables, but the truck offers a sweeter dessert empanada too!
Chef Ozzy has years of experience in the culinary biz, working in the kitchens of the Landmark Biltmore Hotel, The Century Plaza Hotel, and The St. Regis Los Angeles. Carolina has a background in the sales and catering industries. The two were inspired by the famous Kogi truck and idea of mobile catering.
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No owner has changed the landscape of sports more than New York Yankees owner George Steinbrenner. From the moment he bought the team in 1973 for $10 million, Steinbrenner's monomaniacal pursuit was to restore the most fabled franchise in baseball history to its former glory. Today the New York Yankees are worth more than $1 billion and are once again world champions.
Award-winning sportswriter Bill Madden traces Steinbrenner from his early days in Cleveland through his years as a shipping magnate, a Nixon fund-raiser, and a champion horse breeder to the fateful moment when he bought the Yankees, even though his father disparaged George's desire to own a professional sports team as a "hobby".
Over the next four decades, Steinbrenner's tumultuous reign included his epic battles with Billy Martin, Reggie Jackson, Dave Winfield, even beloved Yankee captain Derek Jeter. His ruthless and free-spending tactics made him a lightning rod for controversy, but they also paid off: Steinbrenner's Yankees have won seven championships and remain the gold standard in all sports. In the last few years, with his health declining, the Boss ceded control of the team to his sons, but not before lording over the team's historic transition from the House That Ruth Built to the House That George Built.
Throughout his three decades of covering the Yankees, Bill Madden has cultivated hundreds of sources at every level in the organization, from the many managers and front-office personnel Steinbrenner has fired to the bat boys who are ever present in the locker room. All of them have colorful stories about the man with whom they have enjoyed a love-hate relationship, but it is the Boss himself whose voice rises above the rest. And when Steinbrenner decided to give his final print interview, he spoke to Madden to set the record straight on his extraordinary life and career.
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"George Steinbrenner was indeed the Last Loin"
So misunderstood other teams would begged him to be their owner He was also Generous
"Not a biography of a life, but of a baseball owner"
Great book that details the Steinbrenner years of the Yankees. Not really a biography as little to nothing is discussed regarding his relationships with his wife and children. Only a brief description of his father and how that may have influenced his life. I enjoyed the book as a book centered on baseball and Steinbrenner's drive to win. Great narration.
"Interesting, yet Polarizing, Personality"
This is a 3.5-3.75 rating for me. I read this in print and listened to it on audio concurrently, due to the book's length.
This was an interesting and comprehensive (sometimes a little too comprehensive in the amount of minute detail) look at Steinbrenner's life. There were some parts that seemed to skip around, or jump ahead in time without explaining how someone arrived at the Yankees, and some parts were a bit repetitive. Overall, though, Steinbrenner was an interesting personality and I enjoyed his story. He was quite polarizing, quick to anger and ridicule, yet generous with others. I also learned a few things about baseball that I didn't know before, such as how free agency started.
"Very Entertaining Book For ALL Fans of Baseball"
Extremely well-written and narrated, I was especially impressed with its objectivity. Steinbrenner was a complicated person, and this book treats him as such. Well done Madden and McCue!
"Steinbrenner: The Last Lion of Baseball"
Good reading/listening for sports fans and those who normally couldn't care less. This very well communicated book offers insight into a person, who in spite of fame and fortune was deeply affected and mixed by the father and son ego conflict which frequently resulted in self destructive behavior in a lifelong pursuit to be liked. Although most were love/hate relationships, everyone seemed to admire him greatly. I enjoyed listening so much while excising that couldn't wait for each session.
"Just a rant!"
This will be the first book in years that I will not finish. This is not a biography of Steinbrenner. This is a rant by the author. It is choke full of Steinbrenner's horrible communications skills. Every turn is a Steinbrenner rage. Perhaps, that is all Steinbrenner ever did. But, an individual reaches fame & fortune by some means of good decisions. The first 2/3 of this book explains none of that. I am not a Yankees fan. As a matter of fact, I always root against them. I simply like biographies about what made successful people successful. You will not find it here.
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Alisa has spent the past 5,000 years as a vampire, living alone and fighting for survival. In her loneliness, Alisa cannot resist bringing Teria, a descendant of her human family, into her life. But Alisa is surrounded by death and destruction, and just by knowing Alisa, Teri's life is at risk.
Alisa's guilt grows when she becomes involved in a dangerous conspiracy. A top-secret group knows Alisa's secret and will stop at nothing to use her powers for their cause. As Alisa desperately tries to protect herself and Teri from the unknown enemy, she discovers a force more powerful and more lethal than anything she has ever seen. Alisa doesnt know who to trust, who to challenge, or who she will become.
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"why is this the only book in the series on audio?"
loved the book & the story but i really wish the rest of the series was available on audio! How can anybody possibly think that only putting the 3rd book in a series on audio is ok?
get the rest of the series on audio!
I have been reading Christopher Pike since high school, more than 10 years ago, and even though I know I have evolved and grown in taste, his books have a timeless quality. I think Sita the last vampire is the by far the best Vampire series ever written. Pike's books are super entertaining with exciting plots and characters that you fall in love, there are definite spiritual messages in them. Its hard for me to stay interested interested in books in a series, but I savored every word. The narrator did a good job but I didn't really think her voice fits with the voice that I had imagined for Sita, but the writing was so captivating that I didn't care. I LOVED every moment of it. Thank you Christopher Pike! I can't wait for Thirst No 4.
"Really didn't shine a light to No.1 and No.2"
This was a good book, and a good listen. A lot of suspense, which I have countered in a lot of Pike books. Sita is a really strong characters and I really like her. So, I would suggest listening to this book only if you loved no.1 and no.2 because you won't really follow along if you haven't. I gave this book three stars because I felt like it wasn't wrote up to par to no.1 and no.2.
"Rereading my favorite series!!!"
I love this series and when I found out there was an audible version I had to take the chance to listen!!! Mandy did amazing on the narration!!! Couldn't have asked for a better way to present a story
"One of Christopher Pike's finest."
Its about time!
the fact that this book came out. I remember reading the original 6 volume "Last Vampire" series when I was much younger and re-read them many times. I always wondered what happened after that story ended. Now we know. Apparently there is a "Thirst 4", but it is not out on audiobook. Wish it was.
Brought my old friends (characters that I read long ago) to life for the first time for me.
Please get Thirst 4 in audio
"Not horrible!"
I read the Pike series many years ago. I have since re-read and re-listened to the books in this series. I feel this books did a good job of re-engaging you in Sita's life however, it left many unanswered questions from previous books. I am not sure if Thirst #3 and #4 are really necessary after all this time. It might be better to have left Sita die in Thirst #2.
"Excellent!!! I can't wait to read more!"
My sister in law got me addicted to this series especially reading the beginning of the first book. It was confusing at first for the explanation of Sita's living a different life but still had her loved and some new allies. But one thing was the narrator, it should be some one with more wisdom in there voice and there soul. Overall a most superb book.
"Christopher Pike"
I love Christopher Pikes writing and especially his Thirst series. He lends a greater depth to his heroes and heroines as more than mere vampires. He tugs at their beginnings and underpinnings in such a way that you meet characters you never expected. Thus far, Audible has only the third in the series of four volumes. Read them in order. Each volume is meaty and not a quick read. It's more of a seven course meal that leaves one satisfied and content but not tied up too neatly. She is, after all, the worlds oldest vampire who is also shackled by her spirituality, living and breathing her Karma.
"Way better than I expected."
was pleasantly surprise. Great story line. Had me caught up from the first chapter to the last page. I only wish the rest were available.
great distinction between characters.
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When Bob Rae's job as interim Leader of the Liberal party ends next month, chiefs in Northern Ontario say they expect him to be their voice at the negotiating tables where first nations and governments will decide how to proceed on the potentially massive Ring of Fire development.
The native leaders were in Toronto on Wednesday to talk about the resource project with Premier Kathleen Wynne.
They asked Ms. Wynne to join them in launching community-driven talks about the exploration and exploitation of minerals, including chromite, nickle and copper, that have been found in the region west of James Bay – an enterprise that could last decades, creating thousands of jobs and huge wealth for the province.
"As nine first nations, at a regional level, we will appoint one senior negotiator who will report directly to our chiefs' council," the chiefs told Ms. Wynne in a statement prepared in advance of the meeting. "Subject to final arrangements and his acceptance, we plan to appoint Bob Rae to this position. We are asking you to appoint your own senior negotiator who will report directly to cabinet."
Mr. Rae refused to discuss the matter on Wednesday.
If he took the job, he would not necessarily have to step down as a Member of Parliament. Conflict rules state that an MP is allowed to carry on his or her "occupation" while working as a federal politician. If an MP is a lawyer, as is the case with Mr. Rae, he or she is not permitted to take a job that is paid out of the Consolidated Revenue Fund of the Government of Canada. In this instance the funding for the process has not yet been established.
What is clear is that, as of April 14 when the Liberals elect a new leader, Mr. Rae will be returning to the rank and file of the third party in the House of Commons. That job is unlikely to be enough to interest him and the native leaders are certain they have convinced him to act on their behalf.
"Bob Rae is going to be our negotiator when we have a regional strategy and we sit down with the government," said Peter Moonias, the Chief of the Neskantaga who was part of the delegation meeting with Ms. Wynne."
"Mr. Rae has a track record of being a leader in two political parties and he's negotiated a number of projects and he has a political history," Mr. Moonias said. "And, on top of that, Mr. Rae respects the first nations communities and he visited most of them when he was NDP Leader. So we know him from a long way back."
The Ring of Fire could yield $30-billion to $50-billion worth of minerals. And the first nations say they are not opposed to the development. But they demand to be consulted from the outset.
That is what the chiefs intended to tell Ms. Wynne, said Mr. Moonias – that "unless we are fully involved and part of the decision makers in the Ring of Fire area, that no Ring of Fire is going to happen."
Government are worried about jobs, he said, but the chiefs are worried about their people and the environment. "We also want jobs also," said Mr. Moonias said. "But that's only a minor for us compared to the things that we are going to suffer from and we are going to lose."


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On Tuesday, presidential candidate Bobby Jindal will participate in a town hall event in Iowa hosted by Believe Again, a super PAC that supports the Republican candidate.
In anticipation of the event, Believe Again encouraged the Twitter users to contribute questions for him to answer, tagging their tweets with the hashtag #AskBobby.
Have questions for Bobby Jindal? Tweet us with #AskBobby and he might answer it at our town hall event tonight.— Believe Again (@BelieveAgainGOP) June 30, 2015
Wait Bobby Jindal is doing #AskBobby oh lawd happy day— Sula (@lovelike94) June 30, 2015
Twitter users flooded the hashtag with disparaging comments about Jindal's religious platform and his unpopularity as the governor of Lousiana.
Some of the tweets were racist. Others focused on policy and religion. Nearly all of them were negative.
.@BobbyJindal I found a fossil in my backyard. Why is God trying to confuse me? #AskBobby— Zack Kopplin (@ZackKopplin) June 30, 2015
Which would you chose as a running mate: a life-size cardboard cutout of Reagan or a dinosaur from Noah's ark? #AskBobby— Wisco (@Wisco) June 30, 2015
.@BobbyJindal if I sail too far will I fall off the edge of the Earth? #AskBobby— Zack Kopplin (@ZackKopplin) June 30, 2015
@BelieveAgainGOP How is it that you're polling lower than Ebola in Louisiana? #AskBobby— John F Dillon (@JFD8) June 30, 2015
In your opinion, who is less deserving of basic rights and freedoms: women, people of color, or all non born again evangelicals? #AskBobby— Hobgoblin (@whiskeyandbacon) June 30, 2015
@BobbyJindal #AskBobby what kind of severance packages will you be giving SCOTUS or will you be burning them at the stake?— Melissa (@melishill) June 30, 2015
Are you going to fire your social media intern who thought this was a good idea? #AskBobby— bryana. (@BreeDevil14) June 30, 2015
It's unclear what questions Jindal will answer at tonight's event, but this Twitter user summed up the whole experience pretty succinctly.
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No problem, awww That's sad, solidarity comrade! Getting into activism is really awesome! I wish I could do that here :/ Also I've been going through a psychological hell with depression and anxiety. // I accidentally unfriended you here apparently, 'twas an accident, I was removing banned members and people who never accepted my request and I mush have hit your pic by accident, my apologies for that
Toki, Thanks! I've been dealing with some personal stuff and my Mom passed away about two months ago. Plus I've gotten more involved in activism which gets time consuming.I find myself coming back to Revleft..its hard to keep away, although I go in cycles.
You don't post as often as when I was a lurker you made awesome posts!
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The issue with Avakians books is that they are good for finding trivia and useful factoids, and that is all. There is nothing there that is really actionable as far as class politics is concerned. But if you want to store some little fun facts from the history of various working class movements around the world, you can usually pick a few choice selections from Avakians speeches and writings.
re: Avakian books, 'Away with all Gods' is one of the more useful ones. Most of the rest is pretty hit and miss.
Some parts of " Ike to Mao" are insightful on the history of the new left in the United States.
From what excerpts I've heard from " Preaching from a pulpit of bones" and "For a Harvest of Dragons," there is some useful snippets there as well (as far as chronicling history is concerned; they are very dated).
Most of my Avakian books are actually from the 80's and 90's. I acquired them ( and a random assortment of other interntational new left materials, circa the 60's-90's,) from some old Canadian Maoist who liquidated his collection, so it doesn't really represent the current thought material of the RCP-USA. I've never read the BAsics, but I do have "Bullets" ( the little silver book), which is pretty much the 80's-90's precursor of BAsics, I think.
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Originally posted by SofaKing:While I understand the temptation to compare the two, the comparison of Reid to Taylor Mays is preposterous. Mays was a well built athlete and had great straight ahead speed but he couldn't change directions nearly fast enough to play safety. He was a classic 'tweener.....too big and stiff to play safety and not big enough to play LB. It is hard to believe that pick occurred so recently. The Niners' front office is light years ahead of where they were when they took Mays.
Oh, ok. There's been conflicting reports on him.
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What he brings: Reid's 2012 film was not quite as good as his 2011 tape, but he came on late in the season and showed how good he can be. He has great size and length, as well as excellent fluidity. He needs to clean up his angles in run support, though his range and closing burst provide him with a lot of upside both in coverage and as a run defender.
For those of you who have doubts about this guy, the Niners really did their homework on Reid. Harbaugh recruited him to go to Stanford so he has known him for 4 years. Baalke, Donatell, and Fangio all signed off on this guy as well. I think we can all relax now.


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From Life & Style this week, we get the official The Break-Up cocktail.
Perhaps someone who's been repeatedly beaten around the head with a shovel and then exposed to dangerous levels of toxic industrial chemicals and then beaten around the head with a shovel some more, would believe that this drink has anything whatsoever to do with the film, or Jennifer Aniston's PUBLIC PAIN AND SHAME or the fact that you just fled to the nearest bar after coming home early and finding your fiance shagging your father in your own bed and hell, you've got break-up issues of your own.
But whatever, some poor intern at Life & Style had to call 30 bartenders in one day desperately trying to get someone to give them a recipe for a cocktail that they could call the Break-Up so they could fill a space in their magazine, so why not give it a whirl.
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I bought a used 2000 Nissan Xterra almost three years ago. Every once in a while all the dashboard functions froze — the tachometer, speedometer, temperature gauge, fuel gauge and digital odometer. Now it's happening frequently. When I went for an oil change, I asked them to check the battery, which they said is fine. On the way home, it happened three times. It happened twice the next day, and then everything stayed frozen until I parked the car. Usually the gauges would all freeze in position, but the last time it happened, they went to zero — as if the car had been shut off. Is this dangerous? Is it a short in the electrical system? Should I get it fixed? And will it be expensive?
TOM: Yes, yes, yes and yes.
RAY: If there were a real mechanical emergency — like low oil pressure or overheating — you might not know about it because your dashboard gauges and warning lights don't work. And that could cause you to cook your engine.
TOM: Plus, it's not a great idea to drive without knowing how fast you're going.
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TOM: Sometimes the printed circuit boards in instrument clusters fail. The problem often starts out intermittently because the tiny broken connections on the circuit board can be affected by heat or by hitting bumps.
RAY: Sometimes the circuit board can be repaired. We have a place we send them.
TOM: Of course, the car stays in the shop with the dashboard apart while we wait and see whether the board can be fixed — and then sent back.
RAY: The alternative is getting a new instrument cluster. That will probably cost you close to $1,000.
TOM: You can get one at a junkyard. But you'll have to pay for the labor, and there's a chance that your "new" one will have the same problem as the old one — or develop it on your way home. And would that frost you!
RAY: If you're determined not to spend any money, a portable GPS unit can tell you your speed. But if your oil pressure drops or the engine overheats and your dashboard warning lights don't work, your engine would be toast.
TOM: See if you can find a shop that can repair your circuit board first.
RAY: If that doesn't work, and if you plan to keep the car for another year or two, the best thing to do is bite the bullet and replace the cluster.
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Although Dolphin Browser isn't a universal app — there's an app for iPhone and an app for iPad — the latest release is available for both devices. One of the biggest fixes in this update is for Evernote formatting. Prior to this release, Dolphin had a tendency to mess up your text formatting when saving notes to Evernote — but this is now fixed.
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I would appreciate if someone could help me with this. A company are buying and selling t-shirts in several different colors and sizes. As for now they have these t-shirts registered in AX as item type ITEM with dimensions: configuration, size, color. Sometimes they are selling these t-shirts with a print on them and in this case they are selling 2 items on the sales order: 1 t-shirt and 1 print. However I think it would be better if they could sell the printed t-shirts as BOM items. Problem is how to set up a BOM so that you affect the right ITEM (the right size and color). I dont want to create separate BOM:s for each combination of sizes and colors....If I use configuration/size/color on the BOM item/BOM version, there are no connection to the sizes and colors of the ITEMs on the BOM lines... How can I avoid creating one BOM for each and every combination of size and color??
I think you can better use supplementary items. The item "prïnt" can then be optional. You sell the same shirts and possible an additional "print". This would save you a lot of setup.
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I think if I use supplementary items, the MasterPlan does not catch the requirement for the print?? And furthermore I dont get a total cost of goods sold on "BOM level".....
My main point is to find a way to avoid making a separate BOM for every separate ITEM (size, color) used in the BOM lines....
Maybe you can better explain the total situation. In the initial question there is no remark for purchasing the print. Now you are talking about Masterplan. What is the total process? Depending when the masterplan will be executed, also the supplementary items are taken into account.
A way of not creating all BOM items is to use Product Builder (AX2009) for it. Please note that the product builder will create the BOM when a configuration has been chosen.
Also note that the Product Builder is still available in AX2012, but will be depreciated in a future release.
I would suggest product builder, but in addition you could do this through the configurations dimension - my question would be what does it currently hold? You could set this with dimensions to pull set items and then have one flat BOM and depending upon the choice selected in the config dimension it would look for the configuration group and flex the BOM for the set requirements.


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Prolific character actor Daniel Stern accumulated an impressive list of performances in a wide variety of roles over a career that spanned decades. Making a memorable debut in the surprise hit film "Breaking Away" (1979), he was immediately likable in the part of the hilarious and laid back Cyril. Soon, Stern was working with the likes of Woody Allen, just prior to co-starring in another small, but highly-regarded film, director Barry Levinson's "Diner" (1982). There were missteps along the way, such as the schlock horror movie "C.H.U.D." (1984), but those were outweighed by his efforts on projects like "The Wonder Years" (ABC, 1987-1993), for which Stern provided uncredited narration for the fondly remembered series. His biggest success came with the role of Marv, the comically rotten burglar in the smash hit "Home Alone" (1990), co-starring Macaulay Culkin and Joe Pesci. Stern immediately followed with yet another box-office bonanza, cast as the repressed pal of Billy Crystal in "City Slickers" (1991). Flush with success, he antagonized Culkin again in "Home Alone 2: Lost in New York" (1992), made his directorial debut with "Rookie of the Year" (1993), and hit the trail once again in "City Slickers II: The Legend of Curly's Gold" (1994). And while some future endeavors fell flat, such as "Celtic Pride" (1996) and the failed sitcom "Regular Joe" (ABC, 2002-03), Stern would continue to lend his considerable talents to films like the girl power dramedy "Whip It" (2009) and the action thriller "The Next Three Days" (2010). While not packing the name recognition of some of his more high-wattage contemporaries, Stern nonetheless remained one of the more versatile supporting actors in film and on television.


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The series became a minor phenomenon in Britain, its ratings improving steadily as it went along, and its critical and commercial success prompted both the commission of a second season as well as an American remake for Fox, Gracepoint, also to star David Tennant. After watching Broadchurch in its entirety, a second series would seem mighty difficult to pull off, while the American remake seems utterly pointless.
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Set in South West England along the Dorset coast, Broadchurch begins with the mysterious death of an 11-year-old boy, Danny Latimer, who was from a seemingly normal middle-class family. DS (Detective Sergeant) Ellie Miller (Colman), just back from a family vacation in Florida and fully expecting a promotion upon her return, is doubly upset. Her son, Tom, was a close friend of Danny as she is of Tom's family. Further, she loses her promotion (and thus also the ability to lead the investigation) to outsider Alec Hardy (Tennant), a misanthropic, ailing Scot who apparently botched badly his last major murder inquiry.
As the scope of the investigation broadens, more of Broadchurch's citizenry fall under suspicion, and the onion-peeling is both gripping and realistic. Amidst their profound grief, personal problems among the Latimers - mother Beth (Jodie Whittiker), father Mark (Andrew Buchan), and their 15-year-old daughter, Chloe (Charlotte Beaumont) - bubble to the surface. Ellie tries her best to shield her friends from unnecessary trauma but Alec demands a level of probing professionalism for which she's ill prepared.
Other residents of the town also fall under suspicion and yet more dark secrets are exposed, though few lead to any conclusive answers about Danny's fate. Meanwhile, ambitious young local reporter Olly Stevens (Jonathan Bailey), against the wishes of his community-conscious editor, strikes an imbalanced alliance with an equally upwardly mobile writer for a Rupert Murdoch-styled national newspaper, she far more experienced in the art of personal manipulation.
The series, ambitious itself, explores the mostly negative impact of the growing national interest taken in the case, and its take-no-prisoners, scorched earth unethical journalistic practices. Particularly heinous, as compellingly done here, is the way it stokes mob justice with unsupported conclusions and irrelevant accusations among Broadchurch's residents, people desperate for immediate and black-and-white answers to a crime far more complex than anyone could have imagined. The series also does a fine job dramatizing the less savory but perhaps necessary side of police investigations, as well as paint an emotionally truthful portrait of an already troubled family blindsided by personal tragedy.
Before Broadchurch, I wasn't much of a fan of David Tennant; I thought he made a terrible, self-consciously quirky title character on Doctor Who, but here his fine skills as an actor and willingness to play such unpleasant, mostly unsympathetic troubled characters, one similar to but even moodier than Kenneth Branagh's magnificent Wallander, impresses. Colman, who resembles a young Francis de la Tour, is even better in her more challenging part. The supporting cast is equally fine, with not one misstep.
The dénouement, which I won't reveal here, was a closely guarded secret, one that genuinely surprises and, more or less, satisfies. To its credit, Broadchurch is the kind of slick, almost too slick, show that's hard to stop watching. I was only able to spread these eight episodes over four days myself.
The ending does leave one wondering how it could possibly continue into a second series given the collateral damage inflicted on its leading characters, and how believable it would be to have this same team investigate another murder (for example) in the same community, one that never before experienced such violence.
Further, it seems downright perverse to remake a perfectly fine (and English-speaking) series simply to accommodate a mainstream American market turned off by British (and Scottish) accents. With its 24-like suspense and cliffhangers, Broadchurch may be the most American-like drama ever produced in Britain and it is in every way completely accessible.
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Broadchurch was filmed in 1.78:1 high-definition and looks great on DVD. The eight episodes, totaling 390 minutes of running time, are accompanied by a fine 2.0 Dolby Digital Stereo soundtrack, with optional English SDH. A word of caution: The menu screens, in the "episode selection" pages, give away at least one important plot point, so viewers might want to hit "Play All" to avoid them.
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Supplements include a behind-the-scenes featurette and deleted footage. Needless to say, all should be avoided until after viewing the entire series.
Parting Thoughts
A gripping crime drama that's compulsively watchable, Broadchurch is one of the best of its kind to come along in years and Highly Recommended.
Stuart Galbraith IV is the Kyoto-based film historian and publisher-editor of World Cinema Paradise. His credits include film history books, DVD and Blu-ray audio commentaries and special features.


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Kris Medlen Tagged With Loss in Cardinals-Braves Match
St. Louis got 9 innings of work from Adam Wainwright en route to a 3-1 victory over Atlanta on Friday at Busch Stadium.
St. Louis won as a -148 favorite, while Over-Under bettors who played UNDER the total of 7.5 were rewarded at the payout window.
St. Louis got 9 innings from Adam Wainwright, who gave up 1 earned run on 6 hits, while striking out 9. He earned the victory, while the Cardinals got 1 RBI from Matt Holliday in the win.
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WHO: Christine Goulet-Tremblay, 26, and Yan-Sebastien Tremblay, 27, of Newburyport
WHERE: Iceland, England, Baltic Sea cruise
WHEN: A month in July and August
WHY: ''We were trying to decide where to go, because it was our honeymoon. It was actually cheaper to go through Iceland," said Goulet-Tremblay. They visited England because Tremblay, who is Canadian, has a brother living in Portsmouth.
THEY BRAKE FOR EVERYTHING: After flying into Reykjavik, they rented a car and stayed on the southern coast of Iceland. ''Every time we saw the little sign for a tourist attraction, we braked. We saw everything along the way," Goulet-Tremblay said. ''The natural beauty of the place is incredible, volcanic beaches, glaciers, waterfalls." It was difficult returning to a city, she said, though they liked Reykjavik. ''It seems somewhere between America and Europe," Tremblay said. ''We even saw both American and European cars." Speaking of cars, it cost them $90 to fill the tank of their Subaru rental.
LOCAL COLOUR: Next stop, Portsmouth, south of London, where they visited Tremblay's brother. ''Portsmouth is pretty industrial, but it's a big seaport, with ferries going everywhere, even to Spain," Goulet-Tremblay said. They took a day trip to Stonehenge and also a ferry to the Isle of Wight. ''It was very picturesque, and is said to be the sunniest place in all of England. It was sunny, but very windy."
THE EASY WAY: The couple flew to Copenhagen on budget-friendly easyJet to start their 10-day cruise with Holland America. ''It was our first cruise. There were about 1,200 people, which was just right," Goulet-Tremblay said.
FIRST PORT: A day in Tallinn, the capital of Estonia, started with a walking tour with a guide, as did every cruise day. ''The city has had many influences," Tremblay said. ''In one spot, up on a cliff, you can look down over the city. You can see an English church, a German church, a Russian church." Many buildings were being renovated. ''You have the feel of old and new Europe."
SEEING RED: In St. Petersburg ''everything had a fresh coat of paint" from the city's 300th anniversary celebration, Goulet-Tremblay said. From there, cruisers boarded an aging plane to Moscow, where they went to the Kremlin and Red Square. ''Every day was nice except in Moscow it was cold and rainy," she said. ''The guides knew every bit of history. It made me want to read everything about every czar and czarina. Cathedral Square was amazing."
BACK TO SCANDINAVIA: Helsinki was a quiet stop in comparison, they said. ''I'd love to go back to go north to Lapland," Goulet-Tremblay said. To get to Stockholm, ''we passed many islands with these amazing houses on them," Tremblay said. They visited the site of the Nobel Prize celebrations and the Vasa Museum.
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REST DAY: ''I'm a big fan of 'The Amazing Race' [TV show], and it felt like we were on it," Goulet-Tremblay said.
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Abel Hernandez is reported to be keen on a move away from Hull City, and would jump at the chance of a move to Aston Villa.
The Tigers have had a summer of turmoil after winning promotion back to the Premier League, and it could get worse if Villa make another approach for their leading goalscorer.
Villa are already reported to have failed with a cash plus striker Rudy Gestede offer for the Tigers star, but there is a chance they could launch another bid before the transfer deadline.
Villa may be in the Championship but that does not appear to have put Hernandez off, after he told a radio station in his homeland that he would welcome a move to the Midlands side.
Mohamed Diame did not hesitate in dropping a league to join a club the size of Newcastle, and the same could apply to Hernandez if Villa come knocking.
The Tigers still have no manager, no new signings, no Diame and the loss of their star striker on the eve of the Premier League season would be another huge hammer blow.


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Michigan took a real hit with its wide receivers in the fall when it was announced that Amara Darboh would miss the season with injury. Through spring ball and everything that was said last summer, it appeared as though he would be a major contributor.
His absence provided opportunity for other receivers, but no one really stepped forward opposite the Wolverines' top target.
THE GOOD: Jeremy Gallon. The senior accounted for 1,373 receiving yards (43 percent of the team's total) and nine touchdowns (also 43 percent of the team's total). Even when it was obvious Devin Gardner was looking for his security blanket, even when opponents knew that the ball was likely going to end up going to Gallon, they couldn't keep the ball out of his hands.
Hybrid TE Devin Funchess deserves a nod, too. Named the Big Ten's tight end of the year, Michigan moved him around its offense, frequently splitting him out. He was a huge part of the receiving game, and Gallon definitely owes some of his yardage to the fact teams were caught up with the 6-foot-5, 235-pound sophomore.
THE BAD: It always seemed as though Drew Dileo should've been involved more. He caught only 16 passes on the season, four less than he did last year. And after last season it felt like he had proved himself as a reliable and trustworthy receiver. But instead, his average dropped from 26 yards per game to 13.
Dileo was fifth on the team in receptions, which wouldn't be too bad if second, third and/or fourth had been actual wide receivers. Funchess, Jake Butt and Fitzgerald Toussaint all played vital receiving roles for the team, but when we're looking at it from a receiver standpoint when your best true receiver averaged 106 yards per game and the next guy averaged 13, there isn't exactly a ton of depth in your arsenal.
Perhaps if Darboh had been able to play this season there would have been another legitimate threat out wide. Itjust never really felt like Jehu Chesson, Jeremy Jackson or Joe Reynolds was going to be a consistent contributor this season.
THE FUTURE: Funchess and Butt both return (but we'll get to that more in the tight end section on Thursday). Expect the two top receivers next season to be Darboh, assuming he returns full force, and Chesson, who showed flashes this season. Da'Mario Jones, Csont'e York and Jaron Dukes are three freshmen who could really explode onto the scene next season. Their names were brought up during bowl practice and with time during the spring season to both get more into the playbook and the weight room, these three could be names we hear a bit next season.
And Drake Harris, who enrolled early, will have a chance to see the field if he impresses in spring season and fall camp. He's 6-foot-4, 180 pounds with speed, quickness and a nose for the ball.
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Cooperatives, particularly in the east, announce new hires, promotions and awards this week.
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Three credit union executives known for promoting banking technology have joined Filene Research Institute's research council.
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The $320 million SkyOne Federal Credit Union, Hawthorne, Calif., announced today it has won NCUA approval to merge two small and struggling airline credit unions with consolidation expected by yearend.
The California/Nevada Credit Union League has kicked off its search for a successor to its president/CEO, Bill Cheney, who is taking the CUNA helm July 5.


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Rewatch our Google+ hangout on the future of English football
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By Cindy Downes on Wed, 10/13/2010
Today, I discovered the benefits of multi-tasking on the iPhone 4 while using an app called Runtastic. It was wonderful!
I decided to walk in the park today and try out Runtastic. I installed it on my phone quite a while ago, but never used it. So, I thought it would be a good time to test it out.
First, I started the Runtastic app. Next, I opened up iTunes and started my music. Later, I got to a place on the walk where I wanted to take a photo for my Facebook friends. So, I started up the iPhone Camera, took a photo and immediately uploaded it to my Facebook page. All this without ever having to stop Runtastic!
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I like it much that after I finished my walk, I immediately purchased Runtastic Pro. Runtastic Pro is a very cool app and a must for anyone interested in fitness. Here's what it can do:
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Properly installed, the use of mouldings are a relatively inexpensive way to bring both beauty and value to your home. Mouldings can make a small room look much bigger, a large room more intimate, a plain room more elaborate and classic, or an old room look clean and new. You get the idea –the possibilities are nearly limitless.
Traditionally, mouldings are made from these materials:
- Oak is the hardwood of choice for mouldings that are intended to be stained. The look of natural oak is timeless. It is very durable and will stand up to a lot of bumps and bangs without denting. Since many homes use oak as the choice for hardwood flooring, it is easy to stain the moulding to achieve a match. Oak is more readily available than cherry or maple, and less expensive as well.
- Pine moulding is the least expensive of the natural wood options. It is much softer than oak and may not be a good choice for areas that receive a fair amount of abuse. Though the grain can look nice when stained, it may soak unevenly due to some parts being harder than others, thus creating a blotchy result. Pine is best used in situations where painting is desired.
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- For crown moulding, plaster is another time-tested option. This is a fairly expensive choice, though there is no denying the grand style that plaster can provide. Because it is cast, rather than milled, plaster can be used to create elegant profiles that wood can't easily match. Of course it is much more delicate to work with than wood and installation can be very daunting for the average do-it-yourselfer.
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When planning any outdoor event, what do you want your guests to walk away with? Is it for them to leave with an amazing experience? Yes! You want them talking about it for months to come. Multiple elements play a part in pulling off a successful outdoor gathering. The influence lighting can have on creating a memorable experience is intriguing! Lighting can define the atmosphere for the most delightful moments. As filmmaker and art curator, Aaron Rose stated, "In the right light, at the right time, everything is extraordinary." This includes backyard shindigs.
The summer season is the best time for backyard gatherings with friends and family. Accenting these occasions with the right light will make them even more memorable. Depending on what theme, there are some great ideas to illuminate your outdoor event.
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Crystal lighting, whether displayed in a modern or classic style, can come across timeless and sleek. Imagine hanging crystal decanters in the nearby trees or having them positioned over a table for a late night dinner. Clustering these fixtures, whether minimalist or transitional, can be used to accent different conversational spaces. This can inspire your guests to mingle and provides them with a comfortably lit atmosphere.
Industrialization – What's Old Is New
Metals and weathered glass are big right now. Industrial fixtures that either look like they came from the turn of the century, or are impressions of the past. Textured metals are especially popular with black, bronze, and caramel finishes. Some recent favorites are hand-crafted fixtures made from old bottles and antique glass.
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For those of you that like to design responsibly, there are many outdoor lighting options for Do-It-Yourselfers'. For example, adding solar lamps to an antique chandelier to hang in the most intimate setting or using metal baskets, mason jars, and string to make your own lighting masterpiece.
This article was written by Julie Jenkins, Design Intern at Philadelphia based Patricia Gorman Associates
These are some great ideas to inspire you and get that creativity flowing. Get inventive with your next outdoor extravaganza and send us your favorite ideas at email@example.com for us to possibly feature on our site!