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AMC seems his wave of success with the "Walking Dead"-Zombies professionally cannibalize, in August after only "Fear the Walking Dead" is launched, gets "The Walking Dead" another sibling. "Fear the Walking Dead" gets its own spinoff, which already starts this week. On Sunday, we get a first taste of "Flight 462", in which we encounter zombies high above the skies. But what is known about the new series, already this Sunday, at the 4. October 2015 runs and we get in our latitudes "Flight 462" Also see?
Who does not like Zombies, who is currently probably not easy. The start and end of each year is already firmly in the hands of "The Walking Dead". Since August, the undead romp with "Fear the Walking Dead" even during the period between from. And that's not everything seems! AMC is already planning another, little sister of the popular Zombie-Series. The reports, at least the American side "Entertainment Weekly" and refers to an official statement of the transmitter AMC.
It should involve a series, the, as the title "Flight 462" gives an idea easily, is located in a plane and in time to "Fear the Walking Dead" is linked - precisely at the time, as the first biter their mischief and gets going the zombie apocalypse. The focus is on a group, which must be set against the biter-attack to defend, to survive. One of these character, the escapes with his life, we are finally in 2. Squadron "Fear the Walking Dead" meet again. So far, however, there is no exact information about the broadcast of the consequences. "Entertainment Weekly" and "Variety" contradict each other in part. While a page reports, that we follow during the breaks of "The Walking Dead" Season 6 will see, is it on the other side, that the fans can look forward to half-hour episodes on the Web. One thing is certain in any case: The series will come and then there is no way of exception "Snakes on a Plain", but "Zombies on a Plain".
To date, AMC holds back with exact details. One thing is, that the Spinoff 16 Includes episodes, each sequence is not longer than one minute. Although it is only a short fun, but it might have to be. Because in an airplane, the passengers suddenly find a biter exposed, is a danger to all. Already this week we get a foretaste of the horror-Flights to Seattle. The further consequences are then always in the commercial breaks of 6. Squadron "The Walking Dead" shown - at least this is the plan in America. In Germany there are currently no plans, broadcast the mini-series. The team of Germany was on FOX facebook known: "A broadcasting 'Flight 462' this country on FOX is not currently planned." The last hope is for many fans now on Amazon Instant Prime, which already is "Fear the Walking Dead" have secured. But even here there has been no official announcement.


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Right-wing settler appointed to Israel Supreme Court
Israel's new Supreme Court: Liberalism doesn't live here anymore
Recent rulings by the High Court and the appointment of a rightwing settler signal the twilight of Israel's juridical liberal-democratic period
By Eyal Clyne, +972blog
Last week, Judge Noam Sohlberg was appointed to the Israeli Supreme Court (which, in Israel, is also the High Court of Justice, a court of judicial review carrying important constitutional functions). Sohlberg will thus become the first settler judge in Israel's history.
Being a settler, Sohlberg has a clear conflict of interests, since he will have the authority to rule on appeals against government policies violating International Law, while himself violating International Law on a daily basis. In fact, he has a personal and political interest in continuing to legitimise Israel's ongoing and expanding illegal settlement project.
Sohlberg is not an outstanding judge. He has a proven record of controversial anti-liberal rulings in lower courts, some of which were later reversed. For example, he rejected an appeal to allow registration of nationality in Israeli ID cards as "Israeli" rather than "Jewish" or "Arab;" he supported the state against an Israeli living abroad, after his passport wasn't renewed because he did not return to do military service; and he acquitted a policeman who shot a man dead (a ruling which was later reversed unanimously by the Supreme Court).
Sohlberg also accepted several high-profile right-wing libel claims against the media, including one by a military officer against the Channel 2 TV investigative program 'Uvda'; and rejected a slander claim against extreme right-wing activist Itamar Ben Gvir, who called an Arab MK 'a Nazi', in court. A few years ago he also rejected a libel claim against the settler newspaper 'HaTzofeh,' filed by author B. Michael, a senior satirical writer, for calling him (in 2003) "one of the greatest anti-Semites in the world." According to Michael, the ruling" ranged from strange to absurd" and "was an attempt to alter the facts to suit the outcome." Indeed Sohlberg's ruling was later annulled by a higher proceeding, and the newspaper was forced to print an apology.
Sohlberg's appointment should be seen within the context of sustained pressure on the Judicial Selection Committee, the body responsible for appointment of judges in Israel. Right-wing coalition politicians brought it to a deadlock, and pressed senior jurist members of the Committee to accept specific conservative judges to the Supreme Court. They now hope to remove the legal limitations on appointing the future Chief Justice, conservative judge Asher Grunis, in the near future.
Justice Grunis is an opponent of the current 'activist' constitutional approach of the Israeli High Court of Justice – an approach that usually supports equality and civil rights. He was the most blatant of the 11 Justices in a groundbreaking ruling last Wednesday, that upheld a 2003 amendment to Israel's Citizenship Law, writing that" human rights should not be a prescription for national suicide" (i.e. non-Jewish citizens are not of Israeli nationality, in what I call the "nicht-Juden raus" policy).
Israeli Supreme Court of Justice accepts the de-liberalisation of Israel
The ruling rejected all the appeals against a 9-year-old prohibition on Israeli and non-Israeli spouses living together in Israel, if the non-Israeli spouse is a Palestinian or a citizen of certain Middle Eastern countries. Although Israelis have the right to reside with their non-Israeli spouses in Israel, the amendment introduced in 2003 discriminates specifically against Arabs citizens, who retain family and community ties with Palestinians and other Arabs. (By the way, the Interior Ministry also persistently disapproves the unification of spouses from the Philippines and Africa, which contradicts the law).
Only five and a half years ago, the High Court of Justice deemed the law unconstitutional but avoided annulling it, because it was a "temporary measure" valid for one year. After that, the temporary became permanent, and the Knesset, ignoring the court, voted time and again to extend it. New appeals soon followed, but the court did not rule until Wednesday, in a decision which upheld the discrimination. Another judge explained that their right to family life should be upheld, but not necessarily in Israel – an argument that can easily be used to deprive anyone of any of their rights, from freedom to voting rights. "Yes, you can have your rights, but not here".
Another appeal, against the notorious 'Nakba Law', was dismissed by the Court the week earlier. This is but another symptom of the changing atmosphere in the justice system, affected by the general deterioration of liberalism and democratic values in Israel.
Israel has no codified constitution. In its absence, the chief protector of its democracy has been its independent judiciary, and especially the High Court of Justice. The recent rulings by the Court illustrate the erosion in its status and are perhaps the clearest indication of Israel's slide from democracy.
This is not to say that the Israeli justice system has always adhered to International Law in the past. On the contrary, it approved many various state practices of occupation and settlement, denied Palestinian refugees' claims, upheld torture for nine years, and still upholds the siege policy on Gazans. It has also been less than unequivocal regarding discrimination against non-Jewish citizens of Israel. However, these recent rulings and the coerced reshuffling of judges mark a new era of decline in state liberalism. Consequently, many believers in Israeli liberalism and democracy, who have until now relied on the court as a channel for seeking justice, will have to find more radical ways of struggling for their rights.
Eyal Clyne is an Israeli blogger. This article first appeared on Jnews . Eyal's blog, Truth from Eretz Israel, can be found here.
Israel's High Court rules residents of settlements can serve as justices
Rejects petition against appointment of Sohlberg to Supreme Court bench.
By Tomer Zarchin, Ha'aretz
The High Court of Justice on Sunday rejected a petition against Friday's appointment of Jerusalem District Court Judge Noam Sohlberg to the Supreme Court.
The fact that Sohlberg lives in a settlement poses no obstacle to his appointment to the Supreme Court bench, the High Court ruled.
In a petition filed on Sunday afternoon against the Judicial Appointments Committee, which made the appointment, and Sohlberg himself, the Yesh Gvul movement claimed that Sohlberg's residence in the West Bank community of Alon Shvut contravenes international law.
As a result, the group said, his appointment was "invalid and must be canceled.
"Judge Sohlberg, who belongs to Israel, the occupying power, did not settle in the occupied territories because he was coerced or had no choice, making the act illegal and morally repugnant," Yesh Gvul contended. This, it said, should make Sohlberg ineligible to serve on any bench, let alone the Supreme Court.
But the High Court, in a ruling issued after only a few hours of deliberation by justices Isaac Amit, Esther Hayut and Uzi Vogelman, rejected the argument. They noted that the objections the movement had submitted to the appointments committee had reached the panel for members' perusal, "and one can assume the issue of the respondent's [Sohlberg's] place of residence was known to them."
Backed up by Basic Law
Amit, who wrote the ruling, added: "I checked the Basic Law: The Judiciary again, and nowhere did I find that the respondent's residence in Alon Shvut constitutes a hindrance to his serving as a judge, including a Supreme Court justice – not to mention that the respondent has been a sitting judge for many years. But as the petitioners themselves noted, they had never raised this claim against the respondent until now."
Amit noted there was no legal precedent for assuming that a person's place of residence is a reflection of his integrity in general, and of his judicial integrity in particular.
"Just to be sure, I also examined the judges' ethical code, and I did not find that one's place of residence constitutes an ethical violation," Amit wrote.
How I helped a rightist judge be elected to Supreme Court
Justice Noam Sohlberg will be a kind of minor defect in the mask, which will peel off a bit of the respectable, enlightened and democratic facade of the Supreme Court – even as it sits pale, cowering and nearly toothless.
By B. Michael, Ha'aretz
It was July 2003. A colleague phoned and with amused anger informed me that the now-defunct religious Zionist newspaper Hatzofeh had written that I was "one of the greatest anti-Semites in the world."
One of the greatest anti-Semites? Moi? I'm not worthy. I'm not even among the top 10.
I found the article. To judge by several pieces written by the same person, the writer betrayed a tendency to go off the track even more often than Israel Railways. And still, I consulted learned friends, and they all decided: libel. You have to sue.
The lawsuit was filed, and Noam Sohlberg was named as the presiding judge. One of the learned friends hastened to advise me: "Demand that he recuse himself. The woman attacked you because of things you wrote about the settlers. Sohlberg is a settler. He will rip you to shreds."
I straightened my back proudly, like a Polish officer on his horse, and declared: "I won't disqualify a person because of his place of residence."
So he ripped me to shreds.
The ruling ranged from strange to absurd. It was an attempt to alter the facts to suit the outcome. I read, laughed and appealed. Sohlberg's ruling was overturned very quickly, Hatzofeh was required to apologize, and I once again learned the truth of the proverb that where you stand depends on where you sit (or settle ).
I have no illusions that such a minor ruling carried great weight with Sohlberg's fans. I assume that his ruling acquitting Border Policeman Shmuel Yehezkel of manslaughter after he shot an innocent man named Samir Dari in the back in 2005. The judge accepted Yehezkel's claim that he felt threatened. "The accused made a terrible mistake," the judge wrote. "He killed the deceased for no reason." But Sohlberg acquitted him nonetheless.
A great deal has been written about that ruling. But instead of rehashing it to reinforce my joy at Sohlberg's appointment to the Supreme Court, I would like to give the floor over to German playwright Bertolt Brecht. As the Weimar Republic was coming to an end, he wrote a play called "The Exception and the Rule," about a wealthy merchant from the ruling class who murders a poverty-stricken porter. The merchant is brought before a judge and claims, of course, that he felt threatened.
The judge turns to the accused and says: "You want to say that you assumed, and rightly so, that the coolie must have something against you. In this case you really did kill an innocent man, but only because you had no way of knowing that he was innocent." Then the judge acquits the accused.
It's as though Brecht, a prophet in his rotting homeland, foresaw Sohlberg's ruling and summed up its logic in a sharp, penetrating and accurate satirical play.
The ruling in my libel suit is, naturally, far poorer in satirical material, but I insist on believing that it too made its modest contribution to Sohlberg's election. And I'm proud of that, because in my opinion, the Supreme Court has long been ready, and has even been crying out, for a figure of that kind on its benches. He will be a kind of minor defect in the mask, which will peel off a bit of the respectable, enlightened and democratic facade of the Supreme Court – even as it sits pale, cowering and nearly toothless.
And the State of Israel no longer deserves a Supreme Court without Sohlberg. It deserves a court in its own image. Someone "representative," as the MK Zeev Elkin types are loudly demanding. We should do as they wish. Because from now on, the court really is far more representative of the State of Israel. It suits the state far better.
And Sohlberg – along with his rulings and the land on which he lives (which on June 5, 1969, was seized for "military purposes" ) – will also make it somewhat more difficult for the High Court of Justice to continue to boast of statesmanlike behavior and to hide behind judicial robes, as it seeks to free itself of the threat of intervention from a foreign court.
And all of that is good and right and worthy, because evil – just like justice – must be seen, not just done.


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San Francisco (-11.5) at St. Louis, Sunday, noon — St. Louis has mailed it in after playing some decent football over a small stretch earlier this season. The 49ers are playing for a first-round bye and homefield advantage in the postseason over anyone not named the Green Bay Packers. Frank Gore seems to be getting back to a decent state of health as he has a nice little touchdown streak going and that 49ers defense is still really good. This one shouldn't be very close, even if it is in St. Louis.
Chicago (-1.5) at Minnesota, Sunday, noon — What? Another road favorite? Yep. True, the Bears have been decimated by injuries, losing both quarterback Jay Cutler and running back Matt Forte off what would have been a playoff team, but they have some decent backups starting now. Josh McCown was fresh off coaching high school football before starting against the Packers on Christmas night and having a better than average night at quarterback. Kahlil Bell was stellar in his first start at running back. Minnesota's defense is terrible and Adrian Peterson is out. Gimme da Bears.
Baltimore at Cincinnati (+2.5), Sunday, noon — The Bengals are playing to make the playoffs. The Ravens are playing for a shot at homefield advantage and a first-round bye. Andy Dalton is playing well, but he was stymied by the Ravens defense in their last meeting. I see this time around being different, at home, and with their playoff future on the line. The Ravens are great when they're on, but they've had some problems with consistency at times this season. Sunday might be one of those days.
Buffalo (+11.5) at New England, Sunday, noon — The Patriots are playing for homefield advantage, but there's growing concerns about Tom Brady's shoulder. Then again, Patriots stars are always listed on the injury report in one of the bigger running jokes in recent years. The Patriots will win this game, fear not, New Englandahs, but Buffalo will cover behind the emerging running of C.J. Spiller and Ryan Fitzpatrick, who should have a big day against one of the worst defenses in football.
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"This recipe was submitted by Jessie Grearson, of Falmouth, Maine, in the first-ever National Festival of Breads bread-baking competition, sponsored by King Arthur Flour and Kansas Wheat. She was a finalist in the Time-Saving & Easy Breads category. What a knock your socks off bread! I love the use of savory ingredients with sweet potatoes & the use of King Arthur's Italian-style flour (have to order it from King Arthur). This recipe is a winner in my book! Thank you Ms. Jessie!"
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- 1 cup warm water (100 to 110 F)
- 1 teaspoon honey
- 2 teaspoons yeast (Fleischmann's Active Dry)
- 1⁄3 cup extra virgin olive oil
- 1 teaspoon rosemary, finely chopped fresh
- 1 teaspoon italian seasoning (Penzey's Italian spice )
- 1⁄2 cup sweet potato, mashed
- 1 1⁄2 teaspoons salt (coarse, Kosher & sea salt fine)
- 1 cup whole wheat flour (King Arthur Traditional 100%)
- 1 cup flour (King Arthur Italian‐,,Style)
- 1 1⁄2 cups unbleached all-purpose flour, divided (King Arthur)
- 2 -3 tablespoons extra virgin olive oil
- 1 -2 tablespoon yellow cornmeal
- 1 garlic clove, large fresh, finely minced
- 1⁄2 teaspoon rosemary, fresh, finely chopped
- 3 tablespoons asiago cheese, shredded
- black pepper, freshly ground, to taste
- 1 dash red cayenne pepper, to taste
- 2 tablespoons extra virgin olive oil
- coarse salt, to taste
- In a medium bowl, stir together warm water, honey & yeast. Let stand 2 to 3 minutes.
- Add olive oil, rosemary, Italian spice, sweet potatoes, salt, ww flour & Italian-style flour. Stir vigorously for about 2 minutes. Gradually stir in enough ap flour to make a soft dough.
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Anways back to what happened last night. It was a typical Weds nothing out of the ordinary or so I thought. I get a text from my bf to say that he won't be there when I get there cuz he has to to do something at 4:30 - exactly the time I get off of work. That seemed a little off that he couldn't have done it before that, but didn't think too much about it and went on my way. I get home first and he arrives later at around 6. I could already tell when he walked in he was in a bad mood so I tried to be upbeat and cheerful. Then he accusing says to me, "Why is there blood on the sheets?" I didn't freak right away because I imagined that it was just a little smear of blood from maybe a scratch you didn't realize you had or maybe from picking off a scab or something to that effect. I know it wasn't my period since I'm not on it right plus I just washed the sheets on Sunday. I proceed to the bed to take a look and I'm surprised by the amount of blood, it was actually a fair amount blood. So I immediately ask if he had hurt himself to which he got really angry. Then I start freaking out going WTF WTF is that, why is there blood that's not mine on the bed??? Then I'm just trying to think of a logical reason, but nothing comes to mind except that he must've brought someone into my home and had sex with her and she bled on my bed. Although I've bled from sex before myself, but I never had that much blood EVER. It wasn't covering the entire bed or anything but it was kind of a big spot that soaked through several layers of the bed sheets and even to the mattress a little. I mean it looked someone had sex on their period! So as I'm trying to figure out, I'm even afraid to ask if it's him because he has become violent before. As I'm freaking and realizing the it had to be him to do it cuz it sure as hell wasn't me, he's just nonchalant about there being blood on the bed and proceeds to take a shower. When he comes out I'm taking the sheets off cuz all I could think about was taking it off my bed and washing them. So I'm doing that as he gets out of the shower and I'm still muttering to myself WTF WTF WTF. Because part of me is asking myself, could he really do this? Bring another girl over have sex with her then just leave the blood on the sheets and blame me for it? And ultimately I do think he is capable of this. He's done other things that I never thought he would, but he did them so what's different now...he certainly hasn't changed. Well when he gets out from the shower, he gets upset that I'm standing there trying to figure this out. He then says why are you acting like you don't know how the blood got there, when it had to be you cuz it wasn't me. Of course I start to defend myself and say it wasn't me b/c it wasn't me and he starts to get more & more enraged. Then once I've fully got sucked into this argument of it being me that did it, it turns into why am I not more concerned about where the blood was than about saying it wasn't me. So then I say that because I really think you did it, but don't want to believe it so I keep trying to come up with a rational, logical explanation. He then threatened to bash my face in so I left and texted him to get out of my house...which to him only proved my guilt. I went to buy new locks...I had never wanted to be so far away from this person in my life. The disguist I felt as he sat there, threatening to beat me when he brought another woman into MY HOME. Wow, unbelievable. I still am so angry and disguisted. I even grabbed my dead father's picture and swore on him that it wasn't me, but it convinced him even more that it had to be cuz according to him I was THAT desperate to use my dad since I was guilty. The more I looked at the sheets later, the more the blood didn't look like from sex so my next thought is he brought someone here and got violent with them in my home. Because it kind of looked the amount of blood from a bloody nose. Of course he could never tell me these things and he probably didn't have time to clean the sheets so he thought he'd just blame it on me.
You know I'm not even devastated that he did this. I mean I'm not an idiot, I know it wasn't me so it had to be him. He is taking the same stance, but I'm not the one who has a history of being deceptive and doing similiar things. It's HIM that does for sure though. I'm really finally seeing him for the sick indvidual that he is. And although this was the ultimate disrespect, he did the ultimate disservice to himself. He has to live with his choice, I sure as hell don't. And if that's the kind of woman he chooses to cheat with, the kind who will enter another woman's home and maybe sleep with him on her bed, they deserve each other. I just don't know what else to say except that I'm so disguisted, disguisted, disguisted. I let this person into my home (for free) and basically provide for him, but this is how he repays...by bring antoher woman into my home. And now he doesn't want to face the music, so he'll take me down instead. But, he's wrong, I'm going nowhere but up and away from this BS. NO MORE!!! He will never get to disrespect me again in any way!!!!
You deserve so much better than this. You know the blood wasn't from you, so the only reasonable explanation is him. He blame-shifted, threatened, lied, made sure you were home first so he could blame you. Well, he certain, isn't remorseful.
IF you fear his anger, and violence, the answer is to kick him out, change your locks and look forward to a normal life. I'm sorry to be so blunt, but he is crazy and you don't need this in your life.
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Fuck. That. Guy. Get him out and don't ever look back. Change your phone number or block his. Block his email. Get a RO. Whatever it takes but do not ever engage with this "thing" (I can't bring myself to call him a man) again.
You deserve so much better!!!
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Keep safe. He sounds like a lunatic.
Reading that was just insane. He is seriously demented. I am glad in a way that it happened though as it seemed to have given you the strengh to get rid of him. What a filthy, disgusting person. I don't know much of your back story as I couldn't find the posts but blimey, the man is sick in the head.
I hope you stay angry and get him out of your house.
Take the sheets to the police and tell them what happened. Don't delay.
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How bizarre and scary and sad (for you)!
If you haven't already washed the sheets and scrubbed the mattress - DON'T.
I agree with other posters - you should call the police. Even if they cannot get evidence from the sheets (already washed), they will have it on record should anyone report an assault/battery.
Also, YOU should report his threat (assault) and look into a restraining order. This is just too far out of the bounds of normal.
Even if the court won't grant you an order now - you will have the complaint on record should he continue to threaten or stalk you.
HUGS! Please keep posting and let us know you are safe.
(I know people have to live these lives we share and read and cannot always update when in the thick of things - but, PLEASE at least pop in to simply say, "I'm safe.")
Good catch on MomentinTime's part - Him making sure you arrived home FIRST. That did not even occur to me!
How devious and calculating!!
OMG! Even more worried for you now.
Do you have any family nearby you could stay with or have stay with you for a few days???
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And listen. Please re-consider telling your family, especially if he makes any tries to contact. They will probably be so relieved that you separated from this asshole that they will be there for you. (((hugs)))
D-Day, June 10, 2012
Like other said, no matter how embarrassing it may be, please do let your family know, especially the one in law enforcement! If anything happens, they need to know... There needs to be a record of his abuse and threats. I know this is worst case scenario, but you must be prepared. Please keep yourself safe from him.


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Can anyone advise which spikes work with these shoes? I have a pair that are still in reasonable shape but need new spikes. thanks.
See that you joined our community ten months ago and this is your first post, let me be the first to welcome you and encourage you to complete your profile. I do not have the answer but do have a recommendation. Go to one of the large golf stores such as a Edwin Watts, GolfGalaxy/Dicks, Golfsmith, or Golf Discount, because they carry a good supply of golf spikes that fit most FJ shoes an they will be glad to assist you. Be sure and take your shoes with you to ensure that the spikes fit. It is very difficult to fit spikes on shoes that are that age withot seeing them and the type of spike that will fit them correctly. If obvious have taken good care of them and you deserve a proper fit. Good luck, CZ : )
JGOLSONCan anyone advise which spikes work with these shoes? I have a pair that are still in reasonable shape but need new spikes. thanks.
Welcome. I'm pretty sure those aren't the newer tri-lock/twist locking system. But i'm not sure if those are small or large thread Softspikes -- from a few posting on eBay they might be the smaller threads.
However, take them to your local proshop first, then a local retailer, and have them remove one and confirm. I just looked at the on-line retailers and most seem to carry the older style threads as well.
Good luck.
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I'm participating in a Korean food cook-off and can't decide what to make. The ideal recipe would have the following qualities:
1) isn't too difficult and can be made in small portions (need to feed 50-100 people)
2) captures the essence of Korean food without being too strange (need to be able to find the ingredients, although there is a small Korean grocery nearby)
3) can be reheated in an oven, microwave, or sterno tray to serve
I've been thinking about making japchae, kimbap, ddukgook, or bulgogi, but any thoughts and suggestions would be much appreciated.
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"It's definitely a huge industry, and it dwarfs Nevada many times over. Every year, we see an increase, and we will double what we did last year."
"After I drew the tag for Nevada and Matthew got his tag I called my buddy in Arizona and told him I didn't want to draw another tag because it would be a big disruption to my schedule. He told me, 'Put in for this one. Your odds are so remote you'll never draw it. A total of 9,400 people applied for 50 tags last year.' Well I drew that one too."
"It's a real difficult question to answer because they're all very different. This (Nevada) is a more athletic team than Utah State. But Utah State is the best shooting team in college basketball. They're almost a better shooting team than my UNLV team in '77. Almost."
"He got my vote. You can say Nevada was expected to win the league, but sometimes it's harder to stay on top."
"I had the feeling my sister didn't come to Nevada willingly. I just wanted my sister out of there. I didn't want her getting hurt."
"Most Nevadans want to stay in touch and see their representatives, ... It keeps them focused on Nevada. And with the convenience of air travel, people can quickly fly all over the country and all over the world."
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From the Ford Motor Company produced film, "Scenes From the World of Tomorrow" documenting the 1939-1940 World's Fair in New York City. View of buildings of the New York World's Fair of 1940. The Brooklyn Bridge. Aerial view of Manhattan Island, New York City. Skyscrapers of New York City including the Chrysler Building and the Empire State Building. New York Harbor and ships in the harbor. View of the buildings of the New York Worlds Fair in the distance in Flushing Meadows-Corona Park, as seen from high in a skyscraper of New York City. The Fair's Trylon and Perisphere stand out. People walk along the sides of fountains and waterways at the fair. Crowds milling about, bands marching, dancers performing. Flags of many nations flying on the flag poles. Celebration of the 150th anniversary of George Washington, as the first President of the United States and a statue of George Washington. A bus moves on the street. Fountains and a small bridge near a waterway. Pavilions of nations of England, Japan, and Italy. The USA building and some of the buildings of U.S. States including Maine and Florida. Fountains and waterways of the fair. Woman and two girls eat ice cream cones. A Raymond Loewy - designed S1 experimental streamlined locomotive created for the Pennsylvania Railroad. Pavilions of American Telephone & Telegraph and of United States Steel Corporation, also of Westinghouse, Goodrich, Chrysler, and General Motors.
Farmers harvesting grain and corn with machinery on American farms with a narrow tractor harvester. Steel mills and heavy industry and cargo railroads in the United States. Industrial views with smokestacks releasing much smoke and smog (also pollution scenes). Scenes of New York City with busy streets filled with cars, buses, and trucks, together with pedestrians. Many varied 1940s and 1950s cars on the roads. Elevated and also aerial views of U.S. highway networks busy with 1940s and 1950s cars. Views of Jones Beach, on Long Island, New york. Scenes of destruction in Japan from the atomic bomb, with sweeping views of destroyed city in Hiroshima or Nagasaki. U.S. Army infantrymen engaged in house-to-house fighting in Europe during World War II, firing rifles and moving between points of cover in a city filled with rubble.
Flags of various NATO member countries. Flag of NATO. Film 'The Atlantic Community' introduces the United States as a NATO member. American landscape views. American men,women and children walk to church. Memorial marking first settlements in America. Back Bay neighborhood along bank of Charles River in Boston. Side and front view of Old State House in Boston. Pedestrians and traffic with 1940s automobiles on busy streets of Boston. Exterior view of Faneuil Hall and flower market in Boston. Civilians walk in street and cars drive by. Sweeping views of Harvard University campus buildings. View of New York city. Empire State building. Manhattan Island New York City as seen from the water. Tall buildings and skyscrapers of Manhattan. Upward panning view from ground to top of Empire State Building in 1949. Busy street in New York city. American people at work including a man operating precision manufacturing equipment, a woman typing on a typewriter, and a man carpenter sawing wood. A seamstress sews clothing, an executive on the telephone in an office, factory workers at work; bricklayers working; women examine clothing designs, draftsmen at work on drawing plans. View inside a locomotive of the engineer operating a railroad train at high speed. View from exterior of passenger train as it approaches and passes by. Aerial views of farmland and hay in fields under a dusk sky. Elevated view of American industrial factories and smoke pouring from chimney stack pipes. Cowboys with herd of cows at the foothills of Rocky mountains. American dam on a massive lake. View of the Mormon Salt Lake Temple in Salt Lake City, Utah. The Mormon temple from a distant elevated position with mountains in background, and then a street level view of Salt Lake Temple with statue of Brigham Young in foreground and 1940s vehicles. Aerial view of Lockheed Constellation aircraft in flight. American landscape views. Mountains and oceans. Golden Gate Bridge. Niagara Falls view. Fort Montgomery. The Rainbow Bridge from U.S. to Canada.
Film begins showing location of New York City on a world globe, at the mouth of the Hudson River on the East Coast of the United States. It transitions to an aerial view of the Southern tip of Manhattan Island at the junction of the Hudson and East Rivers and slowly shows views moving Northward along the Hudson River. Piers along the Hudson are visible. Scene shifts to above those piers, looking South at the cluster of Manhattan skyscraper buildings, and beyond to New York Harbor, the borough of Queens, and Brooklyn, and beyond to Long Island in the misty distance. Next the skyscrapers are seen from Queens,across the East River. A large ocean liner is seen underway in New York Harbor, among ferry boats, barges, and tugboats. The Statue of Liberty is seen in the background. An animated map shows regions around New York and traces the Hudson and Mohawk valleys into the Great Lakes. The map is then overlaid with numerous lines representing transportation routes by lend, water, and air. View of Brooklyn Bridge, wharfs, and Manhattan skyline in hazy background. Seagoing freighters loading and unloading at New York's piers. A truck and other cargoes being moved by cranes. Passenger trains moving in the New York city area. View of the famous Beaux-Arts style Penn Station by architects McKim, Mead, and White, at West 34th Street and Eighth Avenue, in Manhattan. Train station interior crowded with travelers and commuters. Commercial aircraft taxiing at a New York area airport. Closeup of two young children watching the planes. Passengers deplaning from a large aircraft. Sign for Peruvian International Airways atop an airport building. A Swissair passenger plane being serviced. Passengers boarding a TWA Lockheed Constellation airplane. A family watching airplanes from an airport observation deck. The Lockheed Constellation starting its engines. A Douglas DC-4 aircraft taxis out and takes off, as several boys watch from the observation deck. Closeup of another group of boys watching planes from the observation deck. Aerial view of Manhattan skyscraper buildings from an overflying airplane. Traffic at Times Square. The Astor Hotel at the left and the Times building straight ahead. Several other street scenes in Manhattan, crowded with pedestrians. A view residential apartment houses along Park Avenue. Views of African Americans crowding the sidewalks in Harlem. Views of "Little Italy" in the lower East side of Manhattan, where Italian restaurants and other businesses are seen. Chinatown is seen with some of the business signs in Chinese. A man of Chinese heritage reading a letter. Asian American children playing together in a neighborhood. New high rise apartment buildings are seen replacing older homes in parts of Manhattan. Mothers wheeling their children on sidewalks in one of the new neighborhoods.
A newspaper strike comes to an end in New York, United States. Aerial view of Manhattan Island New York City with Empire State building skyscraper in background. Newspapers running on high speed printing presses, being printed after 114 days in New York newspaper strike by printing workers. A typesetter checks his work. The labor strike cost $450,000,000. Reporters at work in the news room. A reporter typing a story. People buy newspapers in the street, putting down coins while stacks of newspapers are delivered.. Trucks from the Daily Mirror, The New York World Telegraph, and The Sun deliver the papers. Night shot of traffic in Times Square with Canadian Club Whiskey and Admiral Television Appliances large neon light advertisements. People buy and read the newspapers at news stands the streets of New York.
Plum Island Animal Disease Center in Long Island, New York which is dedicated to study of animal diseases. Visitors and employees of the United States Department of Agriculture board a ferry in Long Island and head for Plum Island. View of dock as ferry approaches. A sign reads 'U.S.D.A. Plum Island Animal Disease Laboratory'. Personnel pass the ferry dock area to enter the guarded gates on Plum Island. Regular employees show passes to enter. The personnel leave the bus used for transportation from the gates to the working area. The employees after entering the building divide into three groups and head for three different locker rooms. Doors of the locker rooms painted red. The employees get rid of their belongings and clothes and proceed through a turnstile to the next locker room to put on a complete set of laboratory clothing. They enter a laboratory to carry out tests.


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Dulquer Salmaan and Sai Pallavi's upcoming Malayalam romantic family thriller "Kali" is set to hit the screens Saturday, March 26. The Sameer Thahir directorial has been making headlines ever since it went on floors 16 November.
Dulquer and Sai will be seen as married couple in the flick and the movie narrates the story of Siddharth from age 5 to 28 that includes his college and married life. The trailer and video song of the movie hint that Dulquer's character will be seen as a person, who has "anger at the tip of his nose" (a vernacular phrase that is used to describe short-tempered people). "Kali" is being co-produced by Sameer under the banner of Handmade Films and Rajesh Gopinathan and Gireesh Gangadharan have handled the scripting and cinematography of the flick, respectively.
Check out five reasons to watch "Kali":
Dulquer Salmaan
Having acted in 16 movies, the young superstar Dulquer Salmaan has become one of the bankable actors of the entertainment industry and enjoys a huge fan following in South India. The actor surprised his fans with his free-styled performance in the Martin Prakkat directorial "Charlie," for which he won the Kerala State Film Award in the Best Actor category. Therefore, expectations are sky high from the actor's movies, making "Kali" one of the much-awaited flicks of the year.
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Sai Pallavi
Sai is just one-film old, but the actress has been enjoying a huge fan following in Kerala and Tamil Nadu for her mesmerising performance in Alphone Puthren's blockbuster movie "Premam" opposite Nivin Pauly. The 23-year-old became the fan favourite of many for portraying the role Malar miss in the romantic entertainer. Fans have been eagerly awaiting to see her on the big screen again and the photos of the actress from the shooting location of "Kali" were leaked online soon after the film started rolling.
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Chemistry of Dulquer-Sai
After accepting the onscreen chemistry of Nivin and Sai, the audience are expecting to see the dazzling performance of Dulquer and Sai, who will be seen as couple Siddharth and Anjali in the family thriller.
Sameer Thahir – Dulquer Salmaan reunion
"Kali" marks the reunion of Sameer and Dulquer after their 2013 road movie "Neelakasham Pachakadal Chuvanna Bhoomi," which opened to positive response. Therefore, the association of the director-actor duo again makes "Kali" a promising film of the year.
Pre-release hype
"Kali" is one of the most-anticipated flicks of the year as it is evident from its pre-release hype. The 1-minute-14-second trailer of the Sameer Thahir directorial broke the records of Dulquer's blockbuster movie "Charlie" after it was viewed more than 4 lakh times within 22 hours of its release on YouTube. It crossed the one million mark on the video sharing site within a week and was also listed among the top videos on YouTube. The posters and songs of the movie are also well-accepted by the audience.
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Goldman Sachs Reiterates Sell Rating on Sunoco (SUN)
Goldman Sachs is out with an analyst note this morning, where they reiterated their Sell rating on shares of Sunoco Inc. (NYSE: SUN); they have a $30.00 price target on the stock.
GS analysts cited a recent analyst meeting with the company where the company announced its intention to separate its SunCoke business by 1H2011, in an effort to unlock what management perceives to be underappreciated value.
The analyst noted, "The meeting reinforced our favorable view of Sunoco's relatively new CEO and CFO and their willingness to take dramatic restructuring measures in an attempt to improve the company's outlook and boost shareholder value. We believe the previously announced decisions to close its Eagle Point (NJ) refinery, divest its polypropylene business, and take other cost reduction and restructuring steps were needed."
"The recent decision to separate SunCoke," Goldman believes, "is another step in the right direction."
Despite the tough steps taken, the Goldman Sachs analyst reiterated, "Sunoco, at its core, remains heavily exposed to the East Coast refining and fuels market, which we view as the least favorable refining region in the United States given low-cost import pressure, a poor secular demand outlook, and stubbornly high levels of spare capacity. We remain concerned about the likelihood of medium-term refining cash burn—notwithstanding better 2Q2010 results—and hence value erosion of the company's better positioned businesses."
Given that and with the refining sector approaching its traditional seasonal margin peak, GS maintains a Sell rating on Sunoco shares relative to their
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Robert D. San Souci's The Faithful Friend
illustrated by Brian Pinkney
Children's book review by Steve Barancik
Ages 5-10
West Indies folktale by way of the Brothers Grimm
Clement Duforce, black and the son of a sugar plantation owner, is born to a mother who dies in childbirth. The Frenchwoman his father hires to raise him has her own newborn, Hippolyte.
Before the first page is complete, the boys are young adults, as close as brothers, and Clement has fallen in love with the portrait of a beautiful young woman, Pauline, herself motherless.
The boys set out on foot, together, to the young woman's village, so that Clement can ask for her hand in marriage.
(And get this: No one's a prince or princess!)
Along the way, Clement and Hippolyte come across the body of an old beggar. After some consultation, they delay their travels to do the right thing and see to his Christian burial.
(And it's a good thing. Had they not, things wouldn't have worked out very well for them.)
Once they arrive at the estate of Pauline's uncle Monsieur Zabocat, events grow dramatic.
Clement and Pauline indeed fall for each other, but uncle is unamused. When the young lovers resolve to marry and return to the plantation, Zabocat - a quimboiseur, or wizard - enlists the aid of three beautiful zombies to make sure that the young couple doesn't make it alive.
Hippolyte learns of the plot, but is also subject to its curse. If he tells the young lovers, he himself will be turned to stone. And guess what?...
You're going to have to get the book if you want to find out how it all turns out.
The Faithful Friend
The story descends from numerous folktales told in numerous lands, most prominently Faithful John (or Joannes) from the Brothers Grimm. (Click the link to brush up on the Brothers!)
Author San Souci was drawn to this version by the exotic setting (Martinique is a French island in the Caribbean, peopled largely by the descendants of slaves), its "emphasis on the friendship of black and white characters," and zombies.
No zombies in the Brothers Grimm version!
Illustrator Pinkney won a 1996 Caldecott Honor for his gorgeous scratchboard and oil paintings that bring Martinique alive, and the book scored a Coretta Scott King Honor as well.
Different times, foreign lands, magic, romance, racial fellowship and a complete absence of royalty make The Faithful Friend a book worth checking out.
More Caldecott honorees.
More picture books about distant lands.
More of Steve's reviews.
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Three elephants who got spooked by a circus patron escaped from a circus and took a stroll in a private parking lot in St. Louis, Mo. They damaged several cars before handlers were able to capture them.
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IT'LL make you look like Tour de France legend Lance Armstrong on the streets of Hampshire – and you'll be helping to save the planet too.
A Hampshire inventor is behind a new range of stylish electric bicycles that he hopes will convince more commuters to leave their cars at home.
Mark Searles has launched the world's lightest – and fastest – range of electric bicycles and the Daily Echo took one for a spin on the hills of Winchester.
Powered by a mini-electric motor, which can last up to 25 miles on one charge, it gives out a maximum powered speed of 15mph.
With a battery disguised as a water bottle and a motor concealed on the front wheel it looks just like an ordinary bicycle.
The sophisticated system, which is fitted to bike brands such as Cannondale, Genesis and Ridgeback, adds about £900 to the cost of a standard bicycle.
Mr Searls – who assembles the Cytronex powered bicycles in his Winchester office – said the premium price effectively pays for itself if riders leave their gas-guzzling vehicles at home.
"A couple of years ago I was cycling through the woods near my house and I was trying to think how I could get more people to cycle," he said.
"I thought that if they just had a bit of assistance they might be convinced to leave their cars at home. It took me two years to design the system and another 12 months to get to the point where we are now.
"My idea is to get people out of cars.
If you can sit on a bicycle, have fun and get to work sweat-free and faster then it is a bit of a no-brainer."
Selling about six of the electric bicycles a week, Mr Sears said demand was far outstripping supply and he had received enquires from as far afield as Australia.
"The electric bicycle industry is getting very big all over the world. In China alone they are producing 22 million units and in Japan about one million," he said.
"We are a long way behind in the UK. The problem has been that we are not only very car centric, but customers are also more conscious of the aesthetics of the bike.
"With our system you cannot tell it is electric which is important because there is still a slight stigma attached to riding a powered bike."
Both single speed and multi-geared bicycles can be "electrified" and by the end of the year he hopes to start selling cheaper electric motor kits that can be retrofitted to bicycles by anyone.
Go to cytronex.com or call 01962 866122 for more details.
Pete Law gives it a go
HAVING not ridden a bicycle since passing my driving test ten years ago it was with some trepidation that I took to the hills of Winchester this week.
The Cytronex Powered Genesis – worth almost £1,395 – looked nothing like my old mountain bike gathering dust back in Australia.
Incredibly light, it was hard to believe it was anything other than a perfectly ordinary road bike.
In fact it would be impossible for most people, except perhaps the odd die-hard cyclist, to spot that this bike had been "electrified".
Pressing a tiny button by my right thumb a red light suddenly switched on and it was go-time. It took just one rotation of the pedals for the motor to kick-in and I was away.
Surprisingly it was incredibly smooth as the onboard computer knows to put out the right amount of power depending on the speed you are travelling at.
By law the engine has to stop as soon as the rider stops pedalling – otherwise it is effectively a motorcycle – it cuts out altogether as soon as the brakes are touched.
Going up hills is absolute doddle, even on a single speed bike, and I barely broke out in a sweat as I tackled the hilly terrain of Winchester.
Going downhill can best be described as terrifying, though I can't blame the electric motor for that – next time I'm going to wear a helmet.


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A report by Travel and Leisure magazine has ranked Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport among the most dangerous in the country when it comes to runway safety.
DFW airport, the only Texas airport to make the list, ranked 10th with a score of 2.86 from 61 runway incidents in the last 5 years. See the ranking here.
The publication compared 35 of the busiest commercial airports in the country and weighed certain instances on the FAA's Runway Safety Support, namely those which could have resulted in a catastrophic collison against those that had only significant potential for a collison.
The airport then listed the Top 20 airports.
In the report, Travel and Leisure cited a 30-day period in 2008 where the airport racked-up 10 near-misses.
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I really do not think it is usable. It just doesn't wear well on someone over the age of 7 or 8, in my opinion.Step-Mother to three lovely children - Josiah Lewis (14), Stella Evangeline (8), and Emma Catherine (4)
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I don't see why not? Rapunzel is on my own list I think it's cute. I do think she'd be asked to let down her hair a lot lolCurrent Favorite Names♀ Gotham | Hessian | Salem
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Taylor Swift is known for her concerts with amazing surprise guests. Jennifer Lopez, Carly Simon, Sara Bareilles, and Cher Lloyd are just a few of the big names Taylor has partnered up with according to E! News.
When it came to her first of three sold out shows in her hometown of Nashville, she didn't let the fans down bringing Luke Bryan to the stage.
Nashville. That show was life changing & you were PERFECT. Thank you to @LukeBryanOnline, who came out and SLAYED. Never going to forget it.
— Taylor Swift (@taylorswift13) September 20, 2013
If that was the first of three sold out shows, just imagine what other big name artists she will surprise fans with!
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Johnny Russell Rednecks, WhiteSocks and Blue Ribbon Beer Vinyl Album
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The vinyl record is in excellent condition. The cover is also in good condition, with just very small amounts of wear around the edges of the cover. Otherwise, the vinyl record is in great condition.


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Patriots lose to Jets, 28-14
Mark Sanchez throws for three TDs, outduels Tom Brady
EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. The Jets talk a good game, and it turns out they can play one too, even without Darrelle Revis.
Gang Green and their grandiloquent coach, Rex Ryan, got the last word on the Patriots with a 28-14 win at the New Meadowlands, as the rambunctious Ryan beat the Patriots and coach Bill Belichick for the second time in three times.
"This is a huge game for us," said Ryan. "The thing that I'm most proud of is it took every last man in our locker room to get it done for us today. It's not about one player or this player or that player. It's about the team. That was so evident today. When Darrelle went down today -- he pulled his hamstring on that touchdown pass to Moss we found a way to get it done."
The biggest mismatch in the Patriots-Jets rivalry was supposed to be at quarterback, but much-maligned Jets signal-caller Mark Sanchez outplayed his more accomplished Patriots counterpart, Tom Brady. And the Jets' secondary galvanized without Revis, who left the game after the first half, while the Patriots' secondary showed why it entered this season with caution flags.
"We couldn't do anything in the second half," Brady said. "We couldn't run it, we couldn't throw it. We just sucked."
Sanchez, who threw for just 74 yards against the Baltimore Ravens in the Jets season-opening loss on Monday night, set career-highs in TD passes (three), yards (220) and completions (21 in 30 attempts), while out-dueling Tom Brady (20 for 36, 248 yards, 2 TDs and 2 interceptions).
"We didn't pay much attention to it, any of the criticism. I think this team has some great leaders and a lot of experience to lean on, and I think it really showed tonight," Sanchez said.
Sanchez's third touchdown pass of the game, a 1-yarder to tight end Dustin Keller, put the Jets up 28-14 with 6:09 to go. The Jets defense sealed the deal, when old enemy Jason Taylor sacked Brady at the Jets' 16, forcing a fumble the Jets recovered with a little more than four minutes to go.
It was deja vu for the Patriots, as Ryan and the Jets without Revis shutout the Patriots in the second half on the road for the second straight year. The Patriots, who led 14-10 at the half, had just 80 yards of offense in the second half.
The much-anticipated Border War individual battle between Moss (2 catches, 38 yards) and the redoubtable Revis lived up to its billing while it lasted. Revis, sore left hamstring and all, smothered Moss like an overprotective parent in the early going, but Moss escaped Revis Island in emphatic fashion with a jaw-dropping, one-handed 34-yard touchdown reception with 48 seconds left in the first half to break a 7-7 tie.
One play after a serpentine 46-yard catch-and-run by rookie tight end Aaron Hernandez (six catches for 101 yards), the Patriots went long to Moss, who got behind Revis and snatched the Brady pass out of the air like Spider-Man. It was not a play that a "slouch" would make, and it was Revis' final play of the day.
It was also Moss's last catch of the game.
The Jets had trimmed the Patriots' lead to 14-13 with 4:53 left in the third quarter with Nick Folk's second field goal of the game, a 36-yarder. The score was set up when Jets cornerback Antonio Cromartie, covering Moss because Revis was out, intercepted a deep pass for Moss at the Jets' 3.
That was the first of two interceptions Brady threw on passes intended for Moss after Revis exited the game.
The Jets took their first lead of the game, 21-14, with 38 seconds left in the third quarter, when Sanchez found Jerricho Cotchery, who beat Devin McCourty, for a 2-yard touchdown reception. On the ensuing play, the Jets picked on the other half of the Patriots' inexperienced cornerback tandem, Darius Butler. Braylon Edwards, who beat Butler for the Jets' first score a 10-yard TD in the second quarter skied over him for a 2-point conversion.
It was a rough day for Butler, who in addition to allowing a pair of scores, was whistled for two pass interference penalties on the Jets' final TD drive.
The ending of the game all Jets was in stark contrast to the start of the contest all Patriots.
After the first quarter, the Jets had run just three offensive plays to the Patriots' 23, but the game was still scoreless. It didn't stay that way for long.
Ten plays after absorbing a crushing blow to the head on an incomplete pass from Jets safety Eric Smith that resulted in a drive-extending personal foul penalty, Wes Welker caught a 6-yard touchdown pass to put the Patriots up 7-0.
The Jets didn't possess the ball for a second time until there was 13:09 left in the second. They tied the game on Edwards's grab. Like the Patriots' drive, New York's scoring foray was aided by a personal foul penalty a late hit by Tully Banta-Cain out of bounds on Cotchery that moved the ball to the New England 28.
The Patriots missed an opportunity to score on the opening drive of the game.
Stephen Gostkowski came on to kick a 32-yard field goal and it appeared the Patriots had a 3-0 lead. However, the Patriots made a rare game management mistake and were penalized for delay of game, forcing a re-kick. Gostkowski, the recent recipient of a four-year, $14-million contract, then missed his third field goal in three games, pushing the ball wide left.
It was a frustrating start for the Patriots and foretold a disappointing ending in New Jersey.
Moss, who last week used his press conference time to express his feelings about his future with the team, stuck to football and praised the Jets.
"They have a good scheme. They're well-coached, a little cocky and arrogant at times, but you really got to commend a team if they come in and talk the talk and walk the walk and go out here and prove it on Sunday. Like I said, man, we just go to get back to the drawing board starting tomorrow and get ready for Buffalo," Moss said.


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TORONTO — When he was his FC Dallas, Peri Marosevic treated every training session as if it were a game. He had to — it was all the live action he saw.
Even though FCD made him the fifth pick overall in the 2009 MLS SuperDraft, the University of Michigan alum wasn't able to make the starting lineup, and rarely even the bench.
"That's when you've got to take practice to a whole other level," Marosevic said.
As a rookie in 2009, he played in four regular-season games for a total of 47 minutes for Dallas. He did not make an appearance at all for FCD in 2010 or 2011, and he was ultimately waived. When he was picked up by Toronto FC on July 29, the 22-year-old knew he had to try and make an immediate impact.
He did just that, scoring two goals in as many games for his new club. He came on as a substitute against Portland on July 30 and scored the first goal in a 2-2 come-from-behind draw with the Timbers. He also tallied another off the bench last Saturday in TFC's 3-3 draw with D.C. United.
Sandwiched in between those games, Marosevic helped out on one of two goals by Ryan Johnson against Real Estelí in a 2-1 win that put TFC through to Group C of the CONCACAF Champions League.
"Being able to come in and make an impact obviously feels good," he said.
He did get to play in reserve games with Dallas, but admitted they were not frequent enough. He also played in some friendlies, and last year played four games with the Austin Aztex of the USSF D2.
"When I was able to go on loan to the Aztex, it was a great opportunity for me," said Marosevic. "I was able to get my sharpness back, to get my touch back and to get the feel of the game."
Marosevic's effort, however, turned out to be just as much of a mental battle as it was physical.
"Every player wants to play, every player wants to be in a situation where you can get a lot more games," Marosevic added. "You have to wake up every morning and realize that you've just got to get better, you've got to continue to work hard, [and] your time will come."


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We're heading over to DiRosa Preserve on July 3rd, and I'm looking for a lunch recommendation for afterward. All of the places I would like to go (for example, Bistro Jeanty, Cook, Cindy's, Martini House) seem to be in St. Helena and since it is a holiday weekend we'd rather not drive the extra miles on Hwy 29 to get there. Any thoughts on places to go close to DiRosa? We would like something casual/relaxing with great food and nice atmosphere. We'll have a party of 5 with a child (4 years old) and a grandma. Moderate price would be best. Thoughts on Boon Fly Cafe? Thanks!
Boon Fly Cafe
4048 Sonoma Highway, Napa, CA 94559
Martini House
1245 Spring St., St. Helena, CA 94574
Bistro Jeanty
6510 Washington Street, Yountville, CA 94599


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Major parts of a successful job search process have changed dramatically since the 80's or 90's – the not-so-long-ago pre-Internet world. Technology and the Internet, plus the growth in population and the economic challenges of the past few years, have changed how employers recruit and how people connect – and stay connected.
The changes in recruiting technology have, of course, had a big impact on effective job search strategies. No surprise. So, time to change some of your practices and procedures to fit the new requirements of the job market.
1. Know what you want – prepare your "job shopping list."
Compare today's job search to shopping in a big box store. If you go into the store for "anything," you don't know where to begin. But, if your goal is a toy for a child's birthday or something on your shopping list, you know exactly what part of the store you want, and your trip will be more successful.
Exactly the same with a job search! If you are looking for "anything," you have too many options now – Indeed.com, the largest job search engine in the world, had over 500,000 jobs posted last week. Without a goal (the title and location of the job you want), you will be overwhelmed and waste time applying for too many inappropriate jobs.
So, save time by focusing on exactly what you want – put together your "job shopping list" two or three job titles, your preferred locations, and a dozen target employers you'd like to work for.
2. Customize your resumes to the employer and opportunity.
Employers are buried with resumes for every job posted – often numbering into the hundreds! And, it is obvious that most of those applicants simply clicked on the "apply" button apparently without actually reading the job description.
To stand out from that crowd, study the job description, and include the terms they have in the description. If it specifies certain "supply chain" experience that you have but you call that experience "logistics" on your resume, change your resume's term to "supply chain" – the term the employer is looking for. If they call the position "Project Administrative Assistant," change "Administrative Assistant" on your resume to match their job title.
That matching process shows them that you are paying attention to their requirements, and it also helps you evaluate whether or not you are actually a good match for the job.
Don't waste your time applying for a job when you are not a good match for it. Your efforts will be ignored, and you will be teaching employers that you are a careless applying-for-everything candidate who should be ignored. And, don't create a match where none exists because that will also ruin your reputation.
3. Get social – be visible and active on LinkedIn.
LinkedIn is not Facebook. LinkedIn will not compromise your privacy. LinkedIn is also not optional for job hunting today. Seriously.
LinkedIn is a recruiter or employer's "happy hunting ground" where instead of being deluged with resumes from unqualified, sloppy applicants, employers can search for – and find! – job candidates who are qualified for the jobs they have.
Make sure that your Profile is 100% complete and public. Connect with work friends and former colleagues. Follow your target employers and look for their recruiters who encourage you to connect with them. Join LinkedIn Groups that are relevant to your profession, industry, location, and target employers.
Yes, you can look foolish on LinkedIn by doing stupid things, so don't send out trashy updates, post nasty comments in LinkedIn Groups, or otherwise do something that would embarrass you in front of your current or future boss.
4. Practice Defensive Googling.
In 2009, nearly 80% of employers Googled applicants before inviting them in for an interview. By now, that number must be close to 100%. It's a quick "background check" that helps employers sift through the hundreds of applicants they have for every job.
So, Google yourself before you apply! You MUST know what employers find when they Google your name!
Contrary to what you may believe, finding nothing about yourself is NOT good – for two major reasons. First, you look like you don't understand how to operate effectively in today's online world, a necessity for virtually (no pun) every job. Employers do not want to hire someone who is obviously "out of date." Secondly, it makes you vulnerable to mistaken online identity – someone else with the same name who has done something evil or, at least, inappropriate for the job and employer you want.
[More on how to practice Defensive Googling.]
5. Reconnect with and Expand Your Network.
This is the BIG advantage that Boomers have – they have lived long enough to have great networks! And, your network is what will help you land that new job as much as anything else you can do. This is not "using people." This is connecting with old friends and colleagues, getting caught up, seeing what you can do to help them as much as what they can do to help you.
This is the best part of your job search!
- Get back in touch with those great, or at least very interesting, people who have dropped out of your current life. LinkedIn and Google can both help you find your network.
- Look around at your community or your profession to see where and how you can help out. My favorite job is checking people in for local business and community events – welcoming people and handing out name tags, I get to meet most everyone who attends. And, they meet me!
- Take a class in social media, internet marketing, or whatever interests you at your local community college. You may be the oldest one in the class (great way to stand out), but you may not. Introduce yourself to the professor or instructor. Become more up-to-date and expand your network, too.
You'll get caught up with what is going on in those worlds, which will be good for your mind as well as your job search, and you'll meet new people. And once you have expanded your network, keep it alive so you can help others with their job search or other life challenges as well as having fun.
Just Another "Learning Experience"
And that's the good news, as far as I'm concerned. When I stop learning new things, life won't be much fun. You have accomplished very difficult things in your life, you can find a job now. Just keep on learning, and consider that learning a benefit, helping you stay young.
For More Information About Job Search in the 21st Century:
Critical NEW Job Search Skill: Reputation Management (or Recovery)
You Are Being Watched! And Judged!
Social Proof: LinkedIn to Your Resume (Job-Hunt.org)
Is Your Job Search Too Old Fashioned?
Why You Didn't Get the Job: 10 Reasons You Can Control
Why Job Hunting Is So Hard, and How You Can Make It Easier
Defensive Googling (Job-Hunt.org)
About the author…
Online job search expert Susan P. Joyce has been observing the online job search world and teaching online job search skills since 1995. Susan is a two-time layoff "graduate" who has worked in human resources at Harvard University and in a compensation consulting firm. In 2011, NETability purchased WorkCoachCafe.com, which Susan has been editor and publisher of Work Coach ever since. Susan also edits and publishes Job-Hunt.org. Follow Susan on Twitter at @jobhuntorg and on Google+.


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An Interview about Fez
Fez is known for two things. One is the gameplay, an incredibly unique, world-rotating mechanic that works so perfectly in conjunction with its beautiful 2D design ascetic. The other is its long development history, first sighted all the way back in 2007 with little sign of the game since. We managed to get our hands on a playable build thanks to Phil Fish, the lead designer and artist of Fez. The man struck us as one of those rogue artistic geniuses, the strength of his concept present in the incredibly entertaining demo and the soothing, untraceable accent with which he described the game.
GameZone: What is Fez?
Phil Fish: Fez is a somewhat traditional 2D platforming game that stars a little 2D dude named Gomez, who lives in a 2D world and then one day realizes the world is actually three-dimensional and sets out to explore it.
GZ: Now you have a lot of really interesting elements here because you combined a 2D platformer with a 3D world, where you can actually shift your perspective to navigate the levels.
PF: That's basically the whole game. You explore these interesting 3D structures, but from four distinct 2D points-of-view. The gameplay is always strictly 2D platforming, but at any point you get to use the triggers to rotate in 90 degree increments and explore the side of the structure, the back of the structure ... And then most of the gameplay is navigational puzzles and regular puzzles that use that rotation mechanic--or the fact that the world has four sides.
GZ: It looks like a really fun game and it's a very interesting concept. How did you come up with something like this?
PF: Actually, the genesis of the game came from another game, which ended up never happening. It had a similar four points-of-view mechanic but was much more of an abstract puzzle game than a platformer. Then I came up with the idea of the aesthetic of the pixel becoming a cube and building everything around that, and I got really attached to that idea. Everything kind of grew from there. The lure of the game is based on this mechanic--the idea that there are four sides to everything.
GZ: And from what I've heard, just you and another guy are making this?
PF: Yeah, it's me and a programmer. He created the engine and the editor and absolutely everything that is code-related, and I do all the art and level design and game design. We also have a musician and a couple of animators that help us out, that we contract with.
GZ: Because it looks incredible. It looks incredibly polished for such a small team. Now what are your plans for this in terms of platforms?
PF: It's going to be released on Xbox Live Arcade toward the end of the year, fall-ish.
GZ: Well, it looks like a lot of fun. You're definitely getting some great press. I see a lot of guys coming by.
PF: Yeah, apparently! I haven't been keeping up too much, but yeah, we're getting really great reactions so far.


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Walking program launched at mall to encourage active living
Thursday, Jan 16, 2014 12:43 pm
Airdrie residents who want to get their walking fix but don�t want to deal with the winter elements now have a program that is right up their alley.
The Highland Primary Care Network (HPCN) has launched a walking program at CrossIron Mills, which will see walkers get together every Tuesday from 8:30 to 9:30 a.m. for a hour-long session that includes a stroll around the mall.
�This is something that we have been working on for quite some time,� HPCN Executive Director Micheline Nimmock said during the program�s official launch on Jan. 11. �We wanted to have a program that would provide a safe, indoor opportunity for people to be more active by walking with friends, family, or by themselves, and we found the perfect place here at CrossIron Mills.�
�We�ve got the kinks walked out, so to speak, and now we are excited about getting things started,� she added.
The HPCN program has partnered up with CrossIron Mills and the UWalk walking website, which is a program that was formed this fall to get Alberta residents to walk 10,000 steps a day.
�In doing one lap around the mall, which took about 10 minutes, we did almost 1,000 steps, so you would be able to do about 10,000 steps if you walking around here for an hour-and-a-half.� said Dr. Kerry Mummery, who is the dean of Physical Education and Recreation at the University of Alberta and works with UWalk. �It�s pretty challenging for someone to get their 10,000 steps a day though, as work and leisure have removed most physical activity from most people�s day to day activities.�
�However, having something like this here at the mall is a good place to start, as it�s kept away from the elements and there is enough different lanes and places to walk in instead of going around a track in loops,� he added.
Those who go to the mall on Tuesday mornings are encouraged to meet at the Fireside Court, which is located near entrance #2, at 8 a.m. to meet with HPCN Kinesiologist Tejal Sisodiya.
Sisodiya will be there to help walkers register for the UWalk website, so they can keep track of their progress, and to answer any questions about fitness.
�I�ll be walking with people, giving them guidance about stretching and things like that, along with figuring out what walking program is best for them,� Sisodiya said. �We will be doing laps around the mall of course, but it will be different for everyone as you will have young children who are here with their parents, or older people who may be using a walker to get around.�
�This is a great way to be active at this time of year, especially when you are in a safe environment where you don�t have to worry about slipping and falling,� she added. �We will try to look at having something like this in the summer for those who want to walk outside, but we will start looking more into that in the months ahead.�
Those who are looking for more information about the HPCN program can contact either Nimmock at 587-287-1727.


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Healthiest States Ranked, Where Does Texas Check in?
It seems that every year we hear various rankings about the healthiest/non-healthiest places to live, cleanest cities, most obese states, best places to live, and the lists go on and on. And here we go with another one…America's Health Rankings.
I used to be competitive in that I wanted Texas to be ranked close to the top on any list, but I've resigned myself to realizing that will never be the case, at least not when it comes to lists involving health. Refineries and skillets…those are the two main culprits This is the land of oil and making gas products out of that oil, and this is the land of frying things in oil (obviously, not the same kind of oil). Chicken fried makes things tasty, but chicken fried doesn't lend itself well in health rankings.
So be it, I'll take a number 36 before I give up my chicken fried steak. And that's where we are…number 36 out of 50. Hawaii and Vermont are at the top while Arkansas and Mississippi are at the bottom. Hey! We beat 14 other states. There are a number of factors that go into these rankings, you can see those here.
Actually, according the newest numbers, America is showing some small signs of getting healthier, but there's a long way to go, unless you live in the land of luaus or maple syrup…hang on, those aren't healthy, are they?


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Long night of negotiating before Nassau deal
Oh, what a night it was. And by morning, County Executive Edward Mangano had just what he's wanted since the second year of his first term in office: the ability to run his county with minimum interference from a state control board.
Sure, the control board, the Nassau Interim Finance Authority, passed a resolution that would let it, among other things, mandate cuts in the county budget should Nassau be unable to keep up with the cost of the wage freeze over the next four years.
That was a condition put forth behind the scenes by board members uneasy with Nassau's ability to get that job done.
But given the Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo-majority-appointed board's actions thus far, it's a fairly safe bet that NIFA's new weapon stays in its holster.
Weeks before the vote, Cuomo's office had labeled agreements negotiated by the Mangano administration, four unions and Jon Kaiman, NIFA's chairman, as "fair and balanced."
That was before the deals had even come before the board. And Kaiman's participation in the process was unprecedented for a NIFA chairman. When was the last time state authority members and lawyers waited in a basement room of a hotel for seven-plus hours as lawyers traveled upstairs, and downstairs, ferrying paperwork between meeting rooms for the parties to agree on before signing?
Kaiman made the trip himself, a few times; as did Mangano, who was called Friday to the Uniondale Marriott after 9 p.m. At one point, as Kaiman walked by reporters and union members -- two of whose salaries had been frozen at $30,000 -- he mused aloud, "What is taking so long?"
Through the night, hotel staff, reporters and union members shared cellphone chargers, often asking variations of the same question out loud, too.
"It's like we want to be sure that the language says what we say it does," Kaiman said, at one point. "If one union disagrees, it has to be worked out and then each of the changes has to be run by all of the unions."
But even now, documents specifying changes that Kaiman, Mangano and union officials called purely technical -- but necessary before the board's votes near 2 a.m. yesterday -- have yet to be released for public consumption.
Which is why representatives for minority Democrats in the county legislature, along with some waiting union members, expressed concern about whether the changes were altering agreements already approved by lawmakers and union members.
Kaiman, asked that question repeatedly, too, said no.
To be clear, NIFA's wage freeze, which, in its first year, was requested by Mangano, should have been rescinded years ago. And, yes, Kaiman and union leadership are correct in asserting that Nassau should be made to meet its contractual obligations.
But as the night met morning, it remained uncertain as to exactly how Nassau would do just that. Kaiman mentioned the possibility that the county could raise fees. What fees?
And, earlier last week, Kaiman mentioned the possibility that Nassau could bring in a private manager to run the sewer system. What does that mean for workers, and for how much residents will pay?
Mangano, dapper in his Bethpage Black golf jacket, seemed to stay fresh as the evening wore on. How will Nassau handle its challenges?
"We have a plan, we always have a plan," Mangano said, somewhere around 2:20 a.m.
And then the county executive turned for a last trip up the stairs.