text: StillKirok Report post Posted December 17, 2016 I figured I didn't want to use the other thread for Rogue One because people may not have seen it and we are not at a spoiler free time period yet. Maybe in a month, but being fair, let's get a thread with no restrictions. So no spoiler space required. Read on at your own risk for the rest of your lives..... I had a much different reaction to Rogue One than I did Force Awakens. If I remember right, my reaction to Force Awakens was that I saw a good movie, but not a great one, and that it was not very original. I hated Han's death, feeling that JJ didn't have that right and it really hurt future movies by losing Ford. Some characters are too iconic in my opinion to be killed off, and while I get it from a plot standpoint, it took away from the movie. That wasn't the only issue, but overall, on a scale of 1 to 10, I gave TFA a 6 1/2.That's a positive review, but not an overwhelming one.I give Rogue One an 8 to 8 1/2. I felt I saw a significantly better movie than Force Awakens, and the third best Star Wars movie ever. The reality is, Empire and ANH are the standard bearers, and I think it's fair to say that no movie, no matter how good, will ever out rank those two.So I'm calling Rogue One the best Star Wars movie since Empire came out. I rank Jedi and Force Awakens 4th and 5th. I'm nowhere near as big a SW fan as a Star Trek fan, so my knowledge isn't as high as others', and I probably missed my share of easter eggs, but I caught many of them. I loved the use of technology, even bringing back dead actors to the point where it worked. Other actors had their youth restored. There were some plotholes. If you can transmit the data like we do emails, without a hard copy, why didn't the Rebels do more of that so that they didn't have just one copy? Maybe you could argue there wasn't enough time, but over the course of A New Hope, they did have moments where they could do just that. I found it amazing that this movie literally ended only a few minutes before ANH begins. THAT is how you make a prequel.I would have liked to see more Vader, but I wasn't disappointed in what I saw. Honestly, I want a full fledged Vader movie.Only the cartoons have touched upon it and whenever they used Vader, all I can say is wow that rocked.The cartoon may go there, but I'm imagining a movie that has Maul and Vader finally have their confrontation and something that maybe involves purging of the last few Jedi trained people.But back to Rogue One--they managed to create characters that were really awesome, really quickly, not unlike Star Wars. No Jar Jar in this film. The closest was the robot, but I thought his one liners were funny.I really liked Donnie Yen's blind Force trained character. It's a shame that he couldn't survive the movie. I would love to see more of him. Donnie Yen is a terrific martial artist.If anyone wants to see THREE really amazing movies starring him, go to Netflix, and watch IP Man, IP Man 2, and IP Man 3. All three kick ass.Rogue One is an example that even knowing what's going to happen, a prequel can be exciting. The good guys were no match for Vader at the end yet it was no less tense. We knew for 39 years that the heroes were going to get the plans and succeed, but that movie was no less tense.Unlike TFA, the characters dying did not hurt the movie. Maybe that's because they were created specifically for the movie itself. Their mission was iconic, but not the characters, and it was perfectly acceptable. What I don't get is that Felicity Jones is signed for another movie. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites


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White House staffers were perplexed one morning to see Bill Clinton walk in to the Oval Office with a pair of woman's panties on his arm. Somewhat used to the president's tendencies, they let it go and went about their daily tasks.
The day wore on; several VIPs were ushered in and out of the Oval Office for meetings with Clinton about important affairs of the state. Each one left with a puzzled expression on their face but no one dared ask about the President's personal business.
Finally, Betty Currie, Clinton's loyal secretary walked into the office between appointments and gently closed the door behind her. "Mr. President," she said, "We've come to expect many unusual things from you but we're all quite concerned that you seem to be wearing a pair of woman's panties on your arm. Please tell me this doesn't mean more trouble."
"Oh no," the President grinned. "It's The Patch. I'm trying to quit."
A guy dies and goes to heaven. It's a slow day for St. Peter, so, upon passing the entrance test, St. Peter says, "I'm not very busy today, why don't you let me show you around?" The guy thinks this is a great idea and graciously accepts the offer.
St. Peter shows him all the sights - the golf course, the reading room and library, the observation room, the cafeteria and finally, they come to a HUGE room full of clocks. The guy asks, "What's up with these clocks?"
St. Peter explains, "Everyone on earth has a clock that shows how much time he has left on earth. When a clock runs out of time, the person dies and comes to the Gates to be judged." The guy thinks this makes sense but notices that some of the clocks are going faster than others. He asks why is that?
St. Peter explains, "Every time a living person tells a lie, it speeds his clock."
This also makes sense, so the guy takes one last look around the room before leaving and notices one clock in the center of the ceiling. On this clock, both hands are spinning at an unbelievable rate. So he asks, "What's the story with that clock?"
"Oh, that," St. Peter replies, "That's President Clinton's clock. We decided to use it as a fan."
Bill Clinton and Al Gore are sitting in a diner. The waitress says, "Ready to order?"
Clinton says, "Yeah. I'd like a quickie."
The waitress says, "A quickie? Mr. President, I don't think that's a real good idea. I'll come back when you're ready to order from the menu."
Gore leans and says, "It's pronounced "quiche."
Late one night in Washington, D.C., a mugger jumped a well-dressed man and held a gun to his ribs.
"Give me your money!" he demanded. The man stiffened, but said indignantly, "You can't do this to me � I'm a U. S. Congressman!"
"In that case," replied the robber, "give me my money!"
One day Bill Clinton was out jogging -- and accidentally fell from a bridge into a very cold river.
Three boys, playing along the river, saw the accident. Without a second thought, they jumped in the water and dragged the wet president out of the river.
After cleaning up he said, "Boys, you saved the President of the United States today. You deserve a reward. You name it, I'll give it to you."
The first boy said, "Please, I'd like a ticket to Disneyland!"
"I'll personally hand it to you," said Mr. Clinton.
"I'd like a pair of Nike Air Turbos," the second boy said.
"I'll buy them myself and give them to you," said the grateful defender of the Western Hemisphere.
"And I'd like a wheelchair with a stereo in it," said the third boy.
"I'll personally ... wait a second, son, you're not handicapped!"
"No, but I will be when my father finds out whom I saved from drowning."


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The Providence Rider is the fourth installment in the extraordinary series of historical thrillers featuring Matthew Corbett, professional problem solver. The narrative begins in the winter of 1703, with Matthew still haunted by his lethal encounter with notorious mass murderer Tyranthus Slaughter. When an unexplained series of explosions rocks his Manhattan neighborhood, Matthew finds himself forced to confront a new and unexpected problem. Someone is trying - and trying very hard - to get his attention. That someone is a shadowy figure from out of Matthew's past: the elusive Dr. Fell.
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It's a total day at sea today, we left Italy yesterday, boarded our ship & now we are headed to Turkey.
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We docked in Izmir, Turkey today & boarded a tour bus. At first I wasn't that excited about seeing Turkey but when I found out about some of the attractions & religious aspects I decided to go. Shirley stayed on the ship today.
The final home of Virgin Mary is in Turkey. According to predominant Christian tradition, Mary was brought to Ephesus by the Apostle John after the Resurrection of Christ and lived out her days there. This is based mainly on the traditional belief that John came to Ephesus (see St John's Basilica) combined with the biblical statement that Jesus consigned her to John's care (John 19:26-27).
Archaeologists who have examined the building identified as the House of the Virgin believe most of the building dates from the 6th or 7th century. But its foundations are much older and may well date from the 1st century AD, the time of Mary. This site had long been a place of pilgrimage for local Orthodox Christians. (more here)
This is the wishing wall outside the home. People leave all kinds of notes & items there.
My cousin Kathy who recently passed away had always wanted to travel to Italy. I brought her memorial card with photo along on my trip to sort of take her on the trip with me & decided to leave the card/photo tucked in the wishing wall.
There it is in the center, rolled up.
Then we headed down a long marble path to see Ephesus. The ancient city of Ephesus (Turkish: Efes), located near the Aegean Sea in modern day Turkey, was one of the great cities of the Greeks in Asia Minor and home to the Temple of Artemis, one of the Seven Wonders of the World. Today, the ruins of Ephesus are a major tourist attraction, especially for travelers on Mediterranean cruises. Ephesus is also a sacred site for Christians due to its association with several biblical figures, including St. Paul, St. John the Evangelist and the Virgin Mary. (more here)
It's such an amazing feeling coming from a young country like America & actually touching & seeing such ancient places. We get excited about finding an antique 100 yrs old but in Europe there are findings that are dated B.C.! It will take them forever to reconstruct some of these buildings.
The pillar below had the Caduceus chiseled into it. The medical insignia.
Isn't this angel beautiful. She is the Winged Angel of Victory at Hercules Gate.
Here is our friend Anne in front of me walking down the marble pathway. Supposedly this path went all the way down to the ocean but the ocean has since receded quite a bit since those days.
Guess what this is? It is just what it looks like. An outdoor group potty : ) There is a canal that runs under it. Ewwww! It is next to the local brothel! In the marble right outside there is some type of signal carved into it to tell the location acording to legend.
Here is another version: Graffiti in the Marble street (a gift by a man named Eutropius in de fifth century). It sometimes said that the three signs mean that when you walk along, you will meet a woman who will give you her heart. Indeed, there is a brothel in the neighborhood. However, the ancients did not depict a heart like we do, and the woman has the crown of the goddesses Cybele and Tyche. The sign must have a religious significance.
Wow! Look at this building.
They say this below is part of a brothel. Wonder how they know that?
I'll close with this one that I planned to send to Jay Leno for his strange photo/story segment.
Back to the bus & head to the rug factory.
There were a gazillion rugs in this store.
Finally St. John's Basicilla
St. John's burial place is here. The history can be found here .
Baptisms for adults were done here
Back on the little boat & back to the big boat.
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Now that the media hype has fallen a bit from Royal Caribbean's latest ship, we have to ask ourselves "So the ship is big, but is it fun?" I mean, it's easy to see where having the largest cruise ship in the world can go wrong: long lines, crowded passageways, sold out restaurants. Would the Oasis of the Seas deliver? Early reviews are saying: yes.
While the Royal Caribbean's flagship can handle up to 6,300 passengers, as of late most cruises have been departing with about 4,500 passengers. A healthy amount of people for the size of the boat: you never feel lonely and you never feel crowded. High-tech crowd management systems work behind the scenes to maintain traffic, assuring that elevators go where they're needed and hallways don't become overloaded. For the guest, that means unfettered access amongst the ship's 7 neighborhoods.


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Hyderabad, Oct 13 (UNI) Nava Telangana Praja Party (NTPP) president T Devender Goud today alleged that the Telangana Rastra Samithi (TRS) was sidetracking the Telangana movement concentrating only on the next General Elections in 2009.
Participating in a 'Meet-the-Press' programme organised by the Andhra Pradesh Union of Working Journalists here, he said TRS President K Chandrasekhara Rao was busy in finalising poll alliances with other parties in the State but not sincere on separate Telangana movement.
Mr Goud would soon take an all-party delegation to New Delhi to meet Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, AICC President Sonia Gandhi and Union Agriculture Minister Sharad Pawar and urge them to introduce a Bill on separate Telangana during winter session of Parliament.
Mr Goud said he would visit Sircilla on October 15 and hold dharna in protest against the ''government's failure to protect the weavers.'' Regarding the Left parties' proposal to form an alliance with the TDP in the next elections, he said they should think about their political agenda before forging an alliance with the TDP.


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Ozzie Guillen has never been afraid to speak his mind about White Sox management and he hasn't always been kind.
Updated: November 4, 2003, 9:19 AM ETBy Jim Baker | MLB Insider
Here's hoping that Ozzie Guillen the manager has a better understanding of offense than did Ozzie Guillen the ballplayer. While he can't be held accountable for his lack of power, he was rarely on base and, when he was, he often frittered himself away by getting thrown out stealing. It is entirely possible that he will take a different approach now that he is in charge. Well, let's put that another way: if you're a White Sox fan, you better hope he takes a different approach.
Here are what the writer's have to say about his hiring:
Ron Rapoport of the Chicago Sun-Times heralds the arrival of new manager Ozzie Guillen by lauding his enthusiasm for the game. He makes an interesting point, however, when he says, "I never bought into the idea that Jerry Manuel's lack of fire hurt the Sox. They're grown-up professionals and should be able to motivate themselves." This is not a great time to be taking over the White Sox, he continues, because the team is in rebuilding mode and the fans want to see results right away.
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Evan Longoria walks to raise cancer research awareness
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — Each person has a story, each a memory. That's partly why Evan Longoria was one of more than 6,000 participants at the "Miles for Moffitt" event Saturday in Tampa, Fla., which raised money for research at the Moffitt Cancer Center.
No one is unaffected. No one is untouched. No one is above being inspired.
"A lot of touching stories," the Tampa Bay Rays third baseman said Saturday night at Tropicana Field, before the second game of a three-game series between the Rays and San Diego Padres. "Cancer is one of those things that we've all been affected by in some way, shape or form."
Longoria showed support during the eighth annual walk-and-run event at the University of South Florida by taking part in a one-mile walk. A five-mile wheelchair race, five-mile and 5K runs also were held, in addition to a five-mile/5K walk-and-stroller event. More than $300,000 was raised for the Tampa-based center, even with concerns that attendance might be down because of higher registration fees and the Boston Marathon bombings in April.
Still, Longoria's group for the event, "Team Longo," was a collective gesture. It included the three-time All-Star, his girlfriend, Jaime Edmondson, and it drew 31 recruits.
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Team Longo's amount raised: $2,183. Impact: immeasurable.
"It's that very special and unique position that we have as professional athletes in the community," Longoria said. "That's one of the things that I think you always struggle with as a person in my position, because you wish you could get to everybody, and you wish you could grant everybody's wishes.
"Those times when you do have the opportunity to meet and talk with people here at the ballpark or wherever, you don't really realize how far those things go."
For Longoria, the payoff Saturday came in flashes: seeing people of all ages, of all walks of life, gather at daybreak to share the moment; witnessing cancer survivors display resilience; listening to memories of how the smallest acts can make the largest difference.
Many tales. More touched.
Here's an example: Longoria spoke with two men who remembered his signing a baseball for them last year so that they could give it to their friend, sick from cancer. The pair told Longoria on Saturday that the friend had since passed away, but the ball was placed on a mantle with a jersey in memoriam. The two walked for their friend.
"Evan is the face of our franchise, from a player's standpoint," Rays infielder/outfielder Ben Zobrist said. "It's important for him to be out there, and I think he takes that stuff seriously and … he takes it as his way of being the person that he is. I don't think he's trying to be anyone different than who he is."
There are similar stories around the Rays clubhouse, of course. For some, showing support in the community is an understood part of their role. Zobrist, for instance, said he enjoys doing so in the offseason because "you need to give that time back to the community and be willing to be the public persona." On Saturday night, infielder/outfielder Sean Rodriguez and his wife, Giselle, took part in opening ceremonies at Tropicana Field for Autism Speaks Night, a cause Rodriguez holds close.
"There are plenty of people out there who only dream of doing what we're doing, in the same way (we) dreamed about it one day," Rodriguez said. "You're fortunate enough to do that, so you don't just try to give back, but you try to let them know that you understand that there are some things going on out there, and you want to try to do what you can to help in any way possible."
We live in an age when following sports involves some cynicism. In many ways, caution is excused. The money gets larger. The stakes get higher. There are fines and holdouts, hypocrites and arrests. It's easy to become jaded.
Still, others use their platform for good. Others make a memory, not a mistake.
"We were so excited to have Evan Longoria join us today and hope that he can come to next year's race," said Sonia Cerundolo, special events officer for the Moffitt Cancer Center Foundation.
"I do think it really made an impact."
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Black Sabbath rocker Tony Iommi is no fan of bandmate Ozzy Osbourne's hit reality TV show THE OSBOURNES - because he's sick of the sight of the wacky star.
The PARANOID axeman has been left non-plussed by the antics of his pal, wife SHARON and kids JACK and KELLY - whose MTV series has been a massive ratings winner.
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Faculty and staff at schools that are members of the Community Colleges of Appalachia (CCA) Association can now receive in-state tuition rates when enrolling in the Community College Leadership Graduate Certificate at ETSU
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Faculty and staff at schools that are members of the Community Colleges of Appalachia (CCA) Association can now receive in-state tuition rates when enrolling in the Community College Leadership Graduate Certificate at ETSU
The Center for Community College Leadership at East Tennessee State University brings a multidisciplinary approach to addressing the complex issues that face post-secondary education, particularly those in regard to community colleges. In addition to conducting research projects focusing on the needs of community colleges and analyzing state and regional policies, the center offers professional development, continuing education and training programs that reflect the needs and priorities of community college leaders. This includes a new graduate certificate in community college leadership, which accepted its first cohort of students in 2016 fall. The 15-hour credit program prepares individuals for community college leadership positions by focusing on the knowledge, training and skills necessary for those roles. The program is designed to professionally equip both current and potential community college leaders with up-to-date skills needed to effectively and efficiently function in instructional or administrative community college leadership positions.
At ETSU Community College Leadership, we recognize the critical need for a redesigned training framework that incorporates systems of support, professional development, technology, and a new culture of evidence amidst serious contemporary challenges in the new era.
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The mission of the ETSU Center for Community College Leadership is to bring a multidisciplinary perspective to the complex issues that face post-secondary education, especially with regards to the community college and contemporary leadership. A compelling reason for establishing the center is to increase the number of well-prepared individuals for leadership positions at the institutions, which will serve the Tennessee Board of Regents (TBR) overarching responsibilities for effective academic and management across the TBR system.
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Louis Comfort Tiffany stained glass art was the most brilliant representative of stained Art Nouveau creations. Louis Comfort Tiffany (1848-1933) was the son of wealthy parents. His father, Charles founded the jewelry firm "Tiffany and Co", the younger Tiffany studied painting in Paris and traveled through France, Spain and North Africa. The huge impression on him made the stained glass of Chartres Cathedral. Then his ideas the choice in favor of Tiffany decorative art were influenced by the "Movement Arts and crafts".
Against the background of the general economic recovery increased interest in luxury in everyday life. Created by Lewis in 1879 with Candace Wheeler and Samuel Colman company "Louis C. Tiffany and Associated Artists" offered a wide selection of products for highly interiors of houses – furniture, textiles, glass, design of interiors. In 1882, the company received an order for Tiffany interior design of the White House from US President Chester Alan Arthur (20 years later Tiffany decorations were destroyed at a reconstruction of the neoclassical style of the White House). During 1880-1890 Tiffany's house furnishes Vanderbilts, Osborn, Taylor, Carnegie, Mark Twain, and others.
In 1883 the company was divided Tiffany and Lewis switched to the design of the glass. He was not satisfied with the technology of glass painting – in his opinion, it diminished the natural beauty and possibilities of glass.
Success became possible thanks to the wide application of new techniques of stained glass assembly. A new method for assembling stained glass later received the name "Tiffany technique"
In 1880, Lewis founded on Long Island Glass Company "Storbridge", where he continued his experiments with oxides of gold, silver, copper, cobalt and even injury. This glass is produced not only in the USA, although it is known as "American". Similar glass is made in England, in France, Austria, Bohemia, but Tiffany first began producing art glass on an industrial scale.
In the 1890s in New York, there were more than 60 different design firms, and almost all of them have worked with glass. But the real competitor for Tiffany was La Farge. Both developed their own production technology of glass and each has achieved the highest quality of work in the field of stained glass. Independently competitors began to use the technology of laminated glass in stained glass to achieve the desired color or shade. Tiffany hired the best glassblowers and chemists from England and Italy for their experiments, and, if necessary, and made the only original piece of glass. Tiffany glass cornered the market.
At the Chicago International Show 1893 Tiffany presented the Chapel. Mosaics and stained glass windows of the chapel of "flaming" glass, pearl and semi-precious stones have been enthusiastically received by the public, and Tiffany acquires international fame. Back in the mid 80s. Louis Comfort Tiffany organized unit for the production of stained glass on religious subjects on the orders of the Catholic Church. Chapel, founded by Tiffany used the Byzantine style with modern taste. It includes 12 stained glass windows and interior of colored glass. Tiffany received numerous prizes and medals for this work.
Also in 1893, Lewis met with the chief patron of Art Nouveau – S. Bing. Bing Gallery "L'Art Nouveau" was the center of attraction for all the ideas and the names of the "new art." In 1895 Bing visited the workshops of Tiffany in Paris and organized the orders of the sketches for stained glass Tiffany. Tiffany was involved in the Parisian circle of acquaintances. One of his wishes was to prove that none can achieve that brightness of color and light, as his stained glass windows. In 1900, Bing has exposed windows of Tiffany "Four Seasons" in London, where they were awarded a special medal.
Louis Comfort Tiffany was no less skillful as a jeweler. This hair ornament of the Tiffany & Company was brought to the Metropolitan art Museum by Louisine's great-granddaughter. The earliest jewelry designs Louis Comfort Tiffany were based on nature – field flowers and wild fruit, as well as his affinity for enameling and semiprecious stones with unusual colors. The dragonflies rest on dandelion seedballs show the fragility of nature. Highly skilled transparency of the insects' wings achieved through delicate filigree metalwork.


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30 June 2014
Meatless Monday: Cubed Cold Beets with Sour Cream, Dill and Chives
09 February 2014
Tart with Cipollini Onions, Goat Cheese and Squash
From 2012: I bought some more cipollini onions today. I can't help myself. They are so sweet, in taste and in form.
A while ago, I made this dish and the memory of it propelled me forward. Sometimes you need one recipe to suggest another.
I'd never worked with cipollini onions until 2012, although I must have consumed them in something at some point. (They look light flattened versions of regular onions, or maybe little vegetable spaceships.) One night, I made a side dish with delicata squash. Surely there's a sweet marriage here somewhere?
(I worried about peeling these flat little beauties, and thought I might lose a finger, but then I found these suggestions online. As it turned out, I had no problems once I halved the onions so they were easier to peel and slice.)
So here's how it all came together:
Sweet Autumn Tart with Cipollini Onions and Delicata Squash
- 2-3 cipollini onions, peeled and sliced of diced
- 1 small delicata squash, seeded and sliced in 1/4 in slices*
- 3 Tablespoons butter
- 1 heaping Tablespoon brown sugar
- 1 cup grated gruyere cheese
- 1 sheet commercial puff pastry
- 1 small wheel Crottin de Champcol or any other goat creamy cheese
- 1/2 Tablespoon fresh thyme, chopped
- 2 teaspoons bacon bits, optional
- dash sea salt, optional
Set aside both the onions and the squash while you prepare the crust.
Roll out the puff pastry to ensure it fits in a greased tart pan. To be honest, I simply lay the pastry sheet in the pan and work it until it is evenly distributed. Next, sprinkle 1/2 cup of gruyere on the bottom of the crust. Distribute evenly. Bake the crust for roughly 10 minutes in the oven, monitoring it carefully. When you remove it, you will need to use a spoon or spatula to flatten the bottom of the crust.
Next, layer the squash, followed by the onions and the goat cheese. (If you choose to add bacon, do it now, distributing evenly. The cheese is creamy, so it will need to be tucked in between onions and squash. The cheese acts as a binder, holding the onions and squash together.
Finally, season with sea salt before returning to the oven for another 25-30 minutes of baking. About 15 minutes into the baking, add remainder of shredded gruyere cheese and fresh thyme. Check frequently; the top of the tart should turn a golden color before you remove it from the oven. Allow to cool for about 5 minutes before serving.
This is sweet, but not a dessert tart. It would make a great appetizer, or a meal in itself. In the latter case, I'd serve it with ham and a green salad, pairing it with a Riesling.
As it is, the sweetness tempers the slight tanginess of the tart. The cheese provides a good foil for the faint hint of brown sugar.
* You could use any winter squash.
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08 February 2014
Sweet Onion-Leek Soup with Truffle Butter and Thyme
We are lucky to have not one but two winter farm markets here, but I am counting the days until the summer market opens. Recently I revisited this soup from 2012, inspired by what I found at the market that year.
I've had the farm market habit since the days when I lived within walking distance of the Dane County Farm Market in Madison, Wis.
I'd leave my apartment for the market's opening, make one turn around Capital Square, and head home, both arms full. I'd eat breakfast, and go back around 9 a.m., returning home again loaded down with produce, baked goods, herbs and more. In those days, I could eat for about $20-30 a week.
I like the sense of community a farm market generates. I see the same shoppers every week, and there's lots of bantering back and forth between shoppers and growers.
The following sweet onion soup recipe was made from two varieties of Immerfrost Farm sweet onions and leeks, garlic, thyme from my own garden, bay leaves from another vendor, and topped with cheese from a regional cheese factory. Only the broth and the black-truffle butter (a splurge) were not locally produced.
Sweet Onion-Leek Soup with Truffle Butter and Thyme
- 10-12 small sweet onions, sliced
23 medium leeks, sliced (tender white and green parts)
- 2 small cloves garlic, crushed
- 2 Tablespoons olive oil
- 2-3 Tablespoons truffle butter
- 1 32-ounce package free-range chicken broth, or homemade stock*
- 1 cup vegetable broth
- dash herbes de Provence
- 2 bay leaves
- 1-2 Tablespoons fresh thyme, chopped
- sea salt and freshly ground pepper, to taste
- thickening agent
You could choose to start by making a roux with flour and butter. (I often forget this step and use this method. I find that a cheese rind often does the trick, too.)
Prepare onions and leaks and brown in oil and truffle butter stock pot over medium heat until transparent and slightly brown. Stir frequently. Add broth, herbs, and bay leaves. Allow to nearly reach boiling point, then simmer for about 40 minutes or more over very low heat. Add fresh thyme about midway through the simmering process. Remove bay leaves before serving. Season to taste.
Serve with grated or flaked cheese; I used flaked Parmesan. but Gruyere would be perfect, too.
Light, sweet, subtle: I served it with hard French rolls. It's also great with a ham sandwich.
*This is much better with homemade stock. I save juice from just about everything, including slow cooker chicken and pork chops. Add water, chill overnight, and skim off the fat. I use this strategy with broth made from a chicken carcass, too.
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19 September 2012
Stuffing Big Red
|This pepper was nearly the size of a football.
For an entire weekend, this red pepper of rather behemoth proportions lurked in my crisper.
In deference to my Wisconsin education, I dubbed him Big Red, even though his origins are just over the Michigan border, about 25 miles from Wisconsin in the gardens of Immerfrost Farm.
Big and proud, I figured he was a Badger at heart: Like me, born and raised in Michigan but residing in Wisconsin.
Big Red demanded the royal treatment. I thought I should stuff him with something very exotic. I toyed with a lot of ideas.
But since it is still Clean Out the Fridge Month, I wanted to use food I had on hand. Here's what I ended up with:
Vegetable Stuffed "Big Red" Pepper with Cheddar Cheese and Walnuts
- 1 very large red pepper (or three medium peppers)
- dash sea salt
- 2 cups wild-and-brown rice blend, cooked and seasoned
- 1 Tablespoon olive oil
- 1/2 green pepper, chopped
- 1 small sweet onion, diced
- 2 large carrots, sliced and chopped
- 2/3 cup green beans, sliced
- 1/3 cup peas, cooked
- 1/2 cup chopped walnuts
- 1/2 cup grated cheddar cheese
Sauté the onion and green pepper in olive oil until lightly browned. Place the rice mix in a bowl, and add the onion and pepper. Next, blanch the carrot and green beans. Plunge into cold water before chopping; add this to the rice and vegetable mix, along with the peas. Add the walnuts for crunch, and about a 1/2 cup of cheese.
Stuff this mixture into the peppers. You will have about a third of the mix left over for another use, such as a side dish.
Bake in a preheated, 400-degree oven for about 40 minutes. Top with remaining half of grated cheese. That's all - really simple.
The pepper was sweet, tender and true - that is, it tasted like a fresh pepper. Never mind that it was larger than a small squash. The walnuts add crunch, while the cheese adds tang.
Most of the ingredients were local, in fact, most came from Immerfrost Farm. The cheddar cheese was from a Wisconsin source, Laack Brothers. Only the rice, olive oil, peas, sea salt and walnuts were purchased at the super market.
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15 September 2012
Size Matters
My community has three different farm markets and I love them all.
The vendors are friendly and welcoming. They often set aside produce they know I will like: Potatoes that look like people and carrots in provocative positions.
The growers from Immerfrost Farm saved this monster red pepper for me. To show you how big it is, I photographed it with two smaller pepper. It's about twice the size of a red pepper you might find at the supermarket. You can actually see this pepper's skin strain.
Oh, baby. If you've been following this blog for very long, you know red peppers are probably my favorite vegetable. I believe they enhance just about everything short of apple pie.
This specimen is huge. I'm probably going to stuff it, because to cut it into stripes or squares would be a culinary travesty.
Size matters, honey. And this pepper had the audacity to grow to near-behemoth proportions. He's the size of a small squash. He deserves the best.
I'm pondering a strategy for giving this pepper an appropriately fancy demise. As always, your suggestions are welcome.
25 August 2012
At the Market: Stuffing Tomatoes
The growers did not let me down. What they had were these wonderful stuffing tomatoes. Because I've got another recipe to make today, I'm going to ponder the filling for a while.
My online research indicates these tomatoes keep well in the refrigerator, so I've got some time to come up with a recipe for filling, maybe even two.
I'd like your suggestions. What would you do?
See my on-the-spot photo of the tomatoes here.
20 August 2012
At the Market: Indigo Rose Tomatoes
Indigo Rose tomatoes are among them.
They look likes small plums. But bite into one and it's juicier than a plum could ever be. And it's just about as sweet.
The flavor is supercharged tomato. The juice dribbles down your chin, so wear a bib.
The Immerfrost Farm growers are spoiling me with their great produce and imaginative displays. My palate, always discriminating when it comes to tomatoes, is downright snobbish now.
I might never buy a grocery store tomato again. Ever. Even in dead of winter.
It just wouldn't be the same.
14 August 2012
Pineapple Tomato Tartine with Cucumbers, Cream Cheese and Chives
(Apparently announcing your retirement brings out the best and worst in the people around you. It starts rumors, too. I've been fingered as the new editor of the paper and hired to do public relations work for a funeral home. Wow. Who knew?)
In truth, I'm going to devote my time to resurrecting the small communications business I once operated. Writing and public relations are what I do best. Or so people tell me.
I have a long to-do list, starting with creating an office for myself in our upstairs library. This room, with its built-in bookshelves and window seat used to look out on an ancient maple tree. In fall, the room seemed fired with the scarlet of the sugar maple. The tree had to come down last November and the room has lost some of its charm. But I'm painting it pumpkin with creamy woodwork, looking for a new area rug, and hanging some of my copper-hued prints on the walls.
My kitchen needs attention - lots of it. I jokingly call it a "French" kitchen because it's not much larger than the tiny kitchens of Paris. But the truth is, I have always had a vision of what a French kitchen means: An old cupboard, copper, tiles, lace curtains, worn wooden surfaces (well, we have the latter). Finally, we'll have time for some DIY projects.
These plans sustain me. So does a good breakfast. I started the week with a pineapple tomato tartine. The tomato came from the growers at Immerfrost Farm, who seem to be introducing lots of new produce to our area. This sweet, fleshy tomato is a meal in itself. The exterior is red and yellow while the interior is yellow with red streaks and relatively few seeds.
To make this tartine, you will need:
- 2 slices of whole-grain bread
- 2 teaspoons butter (OK, you know I use Smart Balance)
- 1 heaping Tablespoon cream cheese
- 5-6 thin slices cucumber
- 1/2 teaspoon minced onion, fresh or dried
- 1/4 teaspoons chives, cut, or dill, chopped
- 2 teaspoons mayonaisse
- 2 thick slices pineapple or any other beefsteak tomato
Toast and butter the bread, slathering on cream cheese. Layer on the cucumbers, adding onion and either chives or dill; top with mayo. Add the tomato slices last. A few sprinkles of sea salt help move the flavor forward, as this is a mildish tomato.
Wow. I liked this even better than this tartine.
That's the pineapple tomato below. Next to a small green one the growers urged me to try.
01 August 2012
At the Market: Produce, Artfully Displayed
The market in old Cahors is truly a community event where news, gossip and political opinions are exchanged. It's held in the cathedral square but spills over into side streets. Here the streets are narrow and meandering. The market teems with life.
Our own market is not that busy yet, and in its 6th year, not so well established. But the produce is also artfully displayed:
|Fresh Onions
|Red and Purple Potatoes, with Tomatoes
|Peppers, Beets, Onions and Cabbage
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|This is an overview article which contains background information and cross-game comparisons. For game-specific information and stats, see the articles linked on the right.
Turpentine is a crafting component in Fallout 3, Fallout: New Vegas and Fallout 4.
Gameplay articles: Fallout 3, Fallout: New Vegas, Fallout 4
Turpentine is a flammable liquid distilled from pine resin, used as a solvent. In Fallout 3, turpentine is an ingredient in Nuka-grenades. In Fallout: New Vegas, it is used in tanning hides, making poisons, and some chems.


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Malic acid is a substance found naturally in apples. It's considered an alpha-hydroxy acid, a class of natural acids commonly used in skin-care products. Also sold in dietary supplement form, malic acid is said to offer a variety of benefits.

Why Do People Use Malic Acid?

When applied to the skin, malic acid is used to reduce signs of aging (including wrinkles), remove dead skin cells, aid in the treatment of acne, and promote the production of collagen (a type of protein that serves as a major component of your skin).

Malic acid is also used to improve sports performance when taken in supplement form. Proponents claim that malic acid can boost endurance during exercise and help fight off fatigue.

In addition, consuming malic acid in combination with magnesium is sometimes said to alleviate symptoms of fibromyalgia (including pain).

The Skin-Care Benefits of Malic Acid

A number of early studies published in the 1990s and early 2000s indicate that malic acid may be beneficial when applied to the skin. In tests on animals and human cells, the studies' authors found that malic acid may help increase collagen production and reverse sun-induced signs of aging in the skin.

More recent research on topically applied malic acid includes a small study published in the Journal of Drugs in Dermatology in 2013. For the study, researchers assigned 35 people with melasma (a common disorder marked by patches of abnormally dark skin) to a skin-care regimen that included the use of topically applied vitamin C and malic acid. At an average follow-up of 26 months, the regimen was found to be an effective short-term treatment for melasma.

The Benefits of Malic Acid Supplements

To date, few studies have tested the health effects of taking malic acid in supplement form. However, there's some evidence that malic acid may offer certain benefits when ingested.

Fibromyalgia

Although there's a lack of recent research on malic acid's effectiveness as a fibromyalgia treatment, a small study published in the Journal of Rheumatology in 1995 found that taking malic acid in combination with magnesium helped alleviate pain and tenderness in people with fibromyalgia. For the study, researchers assigned 24 fibromyalgia patients to treatment with either a placebo or a combination of malic acid and magnesium. After six months, those treated with the malic acid/magnesium combination showed a significant improvement in pain and tenderness.

Possible Side Effects

Due to a lack of research, little is known about the safety of long-term or regular use of malic acid supplements. However, there's some concern that intake of malic acid may trigger certain side effects such as headaches, diarrhea, nausea, and allergic reactions.

Although malic acid is generally considered safe when applied to the skin in the recommended amount, some people may experience irritation, itching, redness, and other side effects. It's a good idea to patch test new products.

In addition, alpha-hydroxy acids are known to increase your skin's sensitivity to sunlight. Therefore, it's important to use sunscreen in combination with skin-care products containing any type of alpha-hydroxy acid.

Keep in mind that malic acid shouldn't be used as a substitute for standard care. Self-treating a condition and avoiding or delaying standard care may have serious consequences.

You can get additional tips on using supplements here, but if you're pregnant or nursing, are taking medication or supplements, or have a health condition (such as heart or kidney disease), it's particularly important that you talk with your doctor before taking any new supplement.

The Bottom Line

Malic acid is found in fruits and vegetables and is produced naturally in the body when carbohydrates are converted into energy. Using malic acid as part of your skin care routine may help with concerns such as pigmentation, acne, or skin aging. But keep in mind that it's a good idea to patch test when using new products and to avoid the eye area.

While some research suggests that malic acid supplements, with magnesium, may help people with conditions like fibromyalgia, high-quality clinical trials are needed. If you're still considering using it, consult your doctor before taking it to discuss the potential risks and benefits.

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Kim SJ, Park JH, Kim DH, Won YH, Maibach HI. Increased in vivo collagen synthesis and in vitro cell proliferative effect of glycolic acid. Dermatol Surg. 1998 Oct;24(10):1054-8.

Kim SJ, Won YH. The effect of glycolic acid on cultured human skin fibroblasts: cell proliferative effect and increased collagen synthesis. J Dermatol. 1998 Feb;25(2):85-9.

Rodrigues LH, Maia Campos PM. Comparative study of the effects of cosmetic formulations with or without hydroxy acids on hairless mouse epidermis by histopathologic, morphometric, and stereologic evaluation. J Cosmet Sci. 2002 Sep-Oct;53(5):269-82.

Russell IJ, Michalek JE, Flechas JD, Abraham GE. Treatment of fibromyalgia syndrome with Super Malic: a randomized, double blind, placebo controlled, crossover pilot study. J Rheumatol. 1995 May;22(5):953-8.

Taylor MB, Yanaki JS, Draper DO, Shurtz JC, Coglianese M. Successful short-term and long-term treatment of melasma and postinflammatory hyperpigmentation using vitamin C with a full-face iontophoresis mask and a mandelic/malic acid skin care regimen. J Drugs Dermatol. 2013 Jan;12(1):45-50.

Disclaimer: The information contained on this site is intended for educational purposes only and is not a substitute for advice, diagnosis or treatment by a licensed physician. It is not meant to cover all possible precautions, drug interactions, circumstances or adverse effects. You should seek prompt medical care for any health issues and consult your doctor before using alternative medicine or making a change to your regimen.


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*Varnette Honeywood, an artist whose colorful paintings of African American life decorated the set of "The Cosby Show," died Sunday in a Los Angeles hospital after a two-year battle with cancer, one of her cousins, Jennell Allen, said Tuesday. She was 59.
Raised in Los Angeles, Honeywood majored in fine arts at Spelman College in Atlanta, earned a master's degree from the University of Southern California and worked at the Joint Educational Project, teaching art to minority students, according to the Associated Press.
As a young artist in the 1970s, Honeywood began reproducing her bold acrylic paintings on greeting cards. It was these that caught the eye of Bill Cosby's wife, Camille, and the couple started collecting her work and met Honeywood soon after.
Honeywood painted simple situations, such as a church picnic packed with congregants in their Sunday best…
…or a mother combing her daughter's hair. Bill Cosby said he was captivated by the affection between subjects in the paintings.
"I call her a true depictor of family love," Cosby said. "When you see her art, you see someone you know who is exactly like that, and (the works) actually speak to you."


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Utskrift från Malmö högskola - mah.se
|2-year master student thesis
|Att samtala om sexualitet -- VÅRDPERSONALS ERFARENHETER AV ATT SAMTALA OM SEXUALITET MED PATIENTER VID EN KARDIOLOGIENHET
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|Talking about sexuality -Medical staffs´ experiences of conversations about sexuality with patients at a cardiology unit The background of this essay is the taboo to talk about sexuality among people who suffer from some kind of illness. When a person gets ill and need medical attention, his or her life changes dramatically. The patients get treatment for their symptoms. The illness and treatment have often an influence on the patient's sexuality. This study has taken place on a special medical unit for patients with cardiovascular diseases. The patients get treatment for eight weeks at the unit. It is very unusual that a patient is treated by a small team of medical staff during such a long time. This situation gives patients the opportunity to develop a trust and confidence that could lead to discussions about sexuality. But how do the doctors and nurses deal with patients regarding sexual problems? The purpose of this study was to examine the medical staffs´ experience of conversations about sexuality with patients at a cardiovascular unit. A total of 13 medical staff was interviewed about their experiences concerning sexual problems in patients with cardiac disorders. The data was analyzed using latent content analysis. A number of categories were identified. Some staff have conversations with the patients about sexuality and some staff mean they do not have enough knowledge in the matter. Sometimes the staff is well prepared and sometimes they feel there is a lack of knowledge in dealing with problems concerning sexuality among patients. The staff had a wish for guidelines and more in-depth knowledge about sexuality, in order to be better prepared to deal with patient questions concerning sexuality.
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If you don't know who Aimee Ray is, maybe you recognize the name merwing? If not, surely you recognize her wonderful embroidery:
If that's not ringing any bells you may have been under a non-crafty rock!
Besides her fabulous contributions here on Craftster, she has an etsy shop called little dear, a website called dreamfollow, oh yea, and there that little issue of being a published author! She wrote the fabulous embroidery book Doodle-Stitching!
So Aimee, when you started your business did you set out with a business plan and funding? or did it grow organically from your hobby?
It basically grew from my hobbies. I've always loved making stuff, and I've been lucky to be able to sell some of what I make! I started small, with my etsy shop. (www.littledear.etsy .com) Etsy is great, it's inexpensive, and has allowed me to try out lots of different things. If they don't sell, you're not out much.
Do you have a preference in selling online or in brick and mortar stores? If yes, why?
I mostly only sell online, and it's been really good so far. I feel like there is a much larger audience. I do have some wholesalers with real stores, which is fine too. I'm sure there is an advantage to people being able to see/touch an item, but overall I've sold lots more online.
How do you promote your items? What is your most effective marketing strategy?
I post my work for free online wherever I can. Besides craftster, I use flickr, myspace, livejournal and deviantart regularly. I think the more places you can get your stuff out there the better! I am also a firm believer in the Sampler, (www.homeofthesampler.com) they are great and super cool to work with.
What is your pricing method?
This can be a challenge, I don't really have a set method. I come up with a price based on several different factors, such as: how long I spent making the item, cost of materials, comparison with cost of similar items by other crafters, or just what I feel like it's worth to me. Sometimes trial and error is a good way to find out what people would be willing to pay.
Being a published author is huge! How did your book deal happen? Was the idea presented to you? or did you initiate it? Did you use an agent? How long did the process take from start to finish, concept to shelves?
I was very lucky to have been contacted out of the blue by my publisher (Lark Books) and asked if I was interested in writing a book! They had seen some of my embroidery online and thought I would be a good choice. I had never written anything before, but they were very helpful in assigning me an experienced editor who helped me with the technical stuff, while still allowing me full creativity. It was really a fun and very challenging experience. The whole process took about a year and a half, I had to first do up an outline with my project and pattern ideas, then take one project at a time, making it and writing the instructions. I also did all my own illustrations. After I turned everything over to them, they took photos, did the book design and handled the printing.
Was there a moment when you felt "I've hit the "big time"? What was going on in your business at the time?
Wow, I don't feel like a celebrity or anything! It was super exciting to have the first copy of my book in my hands, and to see it in the marketplace. Crafting is still not my full time job (yet), I will really feel like I've "hit the big time" if I can reach that goal.
Can you describe a "typical" day in your business?
I still have a full time, "real" job! I do all my crafting on the side. I work a normal day as a greeting card designer, and when I get home, I pretty much devote all my free time to making stuff. I have a hard time doing nothing, so I usually have some project in hand even just sitting on the couch watching movies.
I have to say, not being a full-timer is very inspirational! I'm sure a lot of Craftsters don't want to or don't feel they can give up their 9 to 5s! How do you handle the times when crafting does feel like a job and doesn't feel as enjoyable?
Well, so far I've been lucky. I've only felt overwhelmed a few times, and I've had to just make a list and take everything one project at a time until it's all done. I still love everything I do, and the things I make are kind of diverse, so if I get burnt out on embroidery for instance, I switch to some digital art or painting my NOM gnomes for awhile.
What is your biggest piece of advice to those craftsters who are reading this interview and just starting out in their own crafty business ventures? What has helped you the most?
Just find something you love to do and do it! Try not to make things just because you think they will sell, make them because you like them. Start out small, try lots of different things, don't get discouraged. Use the internet! We are so lucky to have so many opportunities to get our work out there, right at our fingertips. You never know who might see it.
What are you favorite crafting tools? What was your best crafting tool purchase?
A needle and embroidery floss seem to find their ways into almost everything I make. Embroidery is so versatile, I love that I can add a little piece of stitched artwork to things. One of my favorite tools was actually given to me, it is a book of samples of all the embroidery floss colors available from DMC. I love that thing.
What inspires you?
Everything inspires me. Especially nature, animals, other artists on the internet! My dreams also inspire me.
What is your favorite material to embroider on?
Any plain cotton fabric, or felt.
Do you still find time to craft for yourself? If so, how do you find the time?
I kind of look at everything I make as for myself. Sometimes my work is hard to let go of! I do make Blythe clothes pretty much only for myself, I'm not good enough at it to sell them yet! As for time, as I mentioned before, I'm pretty much always working on something, but it doesn't feel like work.
And finally, what do you want embroidered onto your tombstone?
haha, that is a tough one. I would appreciate some embroidered artwork rather than flowery words I think.
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Bengaluru, Oct 2: The YES Movement in WWE had seen an unexpected halt in this year's February when Daniel Bryan had to announce his retirement from the company due to the neck injury. This is the same concussion that made him suffer throughout his entire career.
Though his personal doctors medically cleared him to wrestle inside the ring, WWE has a strong propaganda with the concussions and never gave him a clean chit. He was disappointed by the decision and so were his millions of fans, to say the least.
However, the company brought him back as the General Manager of Smackdown Live during the WWE Draft. A few weeks ago Smackdown was hosted by the Wells Fargo Center in Philadelphia. Daniel Bryan was present at the Philadelphia Phillies game the night before Smackdown. He attended an interview by Attendance Press and remarked about his injuries and retirement, earlier this year.
He commented that he was fine to go inside the ring and WWE's point of view to the concussions is really different.
"I honestly do. All the real concussion specialists who deal with concussions every day, all of them think I am fine."
"You can see it from their point of view. If something happens to me...and then they let me back in the ring, and something happens to me, even if these other doctors say I'm cleared, they're not the ones who the media will blame. Because concussions are such a hot topic issue and everyone's afraid of that sort of thing, that's one of the reasons why I wasn't cleared."
Bryan also added that if it would not be for his family then he might have fought to get out of his contract and wrestle anywhere else in the world. He might do so in the upcoming years, as well. His contract with WWE expires in the year 2018 and hence he is bound to do what the company asks him to do. He also mentioned that he was called and said that he had to be the Smackdown general Manager. They did not want his opinion whether he likes it or not.
"Hell, I might even be wearing a mask at an independent show next week dressed up as Star Man," Bryan said. "Because it's what I love to do. But, it becomes different when you have a wife and you're trying to have kids."
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Here are my goals for 2016!
As you can see, there is no magical number for me to land on or to lose in order to be happy at concerning weight. Each day that I make good decisions will reap benefits health-wise overall. Exercising the body, mind, relationships and generosity with my goals this year.
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Burpin n fartin make me laugh, consistently. I am not 6 years old, usually, but occasionally yes, i yam. Mind you, i can talk about Adult things too.
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Let's do music together! I like so much music it'd be more fun just to listen to some together :D
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Jumped solo out of a plane on the Mexican part of the pacific coast at sunset and landed (successfully) in a wheat field.
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There have been rumors floating around Twitter for a couple of weeks now regarding Browns players and possible drug related suspensions. One of them has indeed come true.
According to ESPN Cleveland's Tony Grossi, Cleveland Browns WR Josh Gordon is headed for trouble with the league office.
BREAKING: #Browns WR Josh Gordon will be suspended 2 games and docked 4 games pay for NFL substance abuse violation. More to come!
— Tony Grossi (@TonyGrossi) June 7, 2013
Gordon was the Browns leading receiver during his breakout rookie year where he caught 50 passes for 805 yards and five touchdowns. He is expected to take a big step forward in Rob Chudzinski and Norv Turner's new vertical passing attack. QB Brandon Weeden will be without his top target for the first two games of the regular season.
The Browns have just released the statement from the NFL offices via Media Relations Coordinator Dan Murphy:
Josh Gordon of the Cleveland Browns has been suspended without pay for the team's first two regular-season games of the 2013 season and fined two additional game checks for violating the NFL Policy and Program for Substances of Abuse.
Gordon will be eligible to return to the Browns' active roster on Monday, September 16 following the team's September 15 game against the Baltimore Ravens.
Gordon is eligible to participate in all preseason practices and games.
This is the second prominent Cleveland athlete to come across substance issues in the past three days. Indians closer Chris Perez was charged with misdemeanor drug possession in Rocky River.
UPDATE: The Browns have just released a statement from head coach Rob Chudzinski:
"Obviously we are all disappointed in this news. In our short time with Josh, he has done everything that we've asked him to do and he has exhibited substantial improvement. We believe that he will continue to work diligently through training camp and the preseason. I am confident that others will step up in his absence."
Gordon, in a statement, says that the suspension is due to medicine which was prescribed to him in lieu of strep throat.
"In February, I was diagnosed with strep throat for which a doctor prescribed antibiotics and cough medicine," he said. "Apparently, the medicine I took contained codeine, which is prohibited by the NFL policy. The policy terms are strict about unintentional ingestion, but the NFL has not imposed the maximum punishment in light of the facts of my case. Therefore, I have chosen to be immediately accountable for the situation. I sincerely apologize for the impact on my team, coaches, and Browns fans. I look forward to working hard in training camp and pre-season, and contributing immediately when I return in week three."


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A joint initiative between the Tasmanian Government and Council, the clip was made with community members from Council's Disability Access Advisory Committee.
It's a timely reminder of this years theme for International Day of People with Disability "Inclusion matters: access and empowerment for people of all abilities".
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Surprise, AZ (PressExposure) June 27, 2011 -- C-Mack Supply Co., the one-stop-shop for all rigging and lifting hardware has expanded its information base and added new information about turnbuckles (http://cmacksupply.com/turnbuckles/).
There are a lot of hardware devices used for rigging and lifting. Turnbuckles are just one of them. These devices are used to reduce or increase the tension on cords, ropes and chains without having to twist the cords, ropes and chains in the process.
Turnbuckles are three-piece metal devices that can be oblong or rectangular in shape. Both ends are threaded inwards. The rope or chain is attached to the threaded insert on each end. Turning the buckle or center piece in a particular direction either tightens or loosens the cables or ropes.
These devices are used in construction, ships, planes, stages and a lot of other applications that require adjusting tension or the length of the rope or chain. It really is used for various lifting and rigging applications.
These are used in many industries and can be found in various sizes. The size does depend on the size of the cable or rope it is attached to. Suspension bridges make use of large and heavy turnbuckles. On the other hand, those used for garden fences are small and light. If the turnbuckle size that a person needs is not featured on C-Mack's website, they can still provide for these custom made devices, simply call or inquire through email for sizes and prices.
C-Mack Supply Co. (http://cmacksupply.com/) is happy to introduce this information to people who are looking for the right device to use for rigging and lifting. The website is a one-stop-shop for lifting and rigging hardware, but it also provides a brief introduction to the different devices that fall under this category. The website will continue to add information to make sure that one gets the right hardware for a particular task.


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Lord Jesus' death on a cross to save us from sin reveals God's strong right arm in creation and salvation.
Hi, I'm Joni Eareckson Tada with a message I want you to tell others.
Because think on this: God created the world (okay, mountains, oceans, planets, animals, and even humans). He created everything that we can see by the work of His fingers. Psalm 8, verses 3 and 4 put it this way: "When I consider your heavens, the work of your fingers, the moon and the stars, which you have set in place, what is mankind that you are mindful of them, human beings that you care for them?" God used His hands, His fingers to mold mountain ranges and carve out rivers and ladle out seas. God's creation is not only God's handiwork, but it's God's finger-work. When God created the earth — the whole universe — He did it with His fingers.
Now keep that thought and consider this: When the Bible talks about what it took to save us, to redeem us, it describes God doing so by His strong arm. His strong right arm of salvation. No doubt about it, when it came to redeeming sinful people, it was not the finger work of God. It involved much more than that. It took the very life of God, the life of His Son Jesus. It was the blood, sweat and tears of Calvary that bent the strong arm of God's salvation. It may have been an easy effort to create the world, but it was no easy effort for Jesus to go to the cross. Just think about what happened at the Garden of Gethsemane – how Jesus shuddered and trembled and wept, knowing that the carnage of the cross was just hours away. Nothing light about that! So no wonder Psalm 118, verse 15 says, "Songs of joy and victory are sung in the camp of the godly. The strong right arm of the Lord has done glorious things!" And can you believe it? We, as sons and daughters of God, are the glorious result of the work of God's arm.
And oh, that touches me deeply; I hope you, too. Just thinking about what it cost God to rescue us out of darkness and despair, out of hell and every hardship, well, it makes me want to live, as never before, a life worthy of the Gospel. So today, I want you to join me in casting off every sin that entangles, every bad habit that hinders us, every hidden private thing we try to cover up. Why? Because those things cost God so much! How dare we cling to the very things that nailed our Savior to the cross. Join me in thanking God today for His strong arm of salvation. And if you'd like to share this insight with a friend, I've posted the video of it on my radio page at joniandfriends.org/radio. It's the kind of message I share every week in videos that I post on Joni's Corner at joniandfriends.org. There's so much to say about all that Jesus has done for us, and I share a new, fresh message every week in a video. It's right there for you on Joni's Corner, so share it with your Facebook friends if it blesses you, and come by every week to hear a fresh insight, a new story on Joni's Corner.
And finally, just take a moment to think – I mean, really think – about what your salvation means in the grand scheme of things. Like God's creation, like all the beautiful things in this world, the forests, mountains and the great rivers. Think of all the glorious vistas, like Half Dome in Yosemite, and the vast expanse of galaxies. All of it is the finger-work of God. And it pales in comparison to the strong right arm that God flexed at Mt. Calvary in order to win you to His side of His Son. How should we then live? Let's live in a manner that is truly worthy of all that the Gospel means.
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The timezone in Timber Point Country Club is America/Iqaluit
Sunrise at 07:49 and Sunset at 17:28. It's Dark
Latitude. 40.7175°, Longitude. -73.1472°
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- school;
- building(s) where instruction in one or more branches of knowledge takes place.
- Timber Point School (2.7km)
- LaSalle Military Academy (3.3km)
- Dowling College (3.3km)
- Premm School (3.6km)
- East Islip Junior High School (3.9km)
- John F Kennedy School (4.2km)
- Saint Marys School (5.2km)
- East Islip High School (5.5km)
- Hewlett School (5.5km)
- Islip Terrace School (5.5km)
- Connetquot School (5.8km)
- Sayville High School (5.8km)
- Cherry Avenue School (6.1km)
- Sycamore Avenue School (6.2km)
- stream;
- a body of running water moving to a lower level in a channel on land.
- Connetquot River (2km)
- Ludlows Creek (2.7km)
- West Brook (3.6km)
- Rattlesnake Brook (3.7km)
- Connetquot Brook (3.7km)
- West Brook (4.4km)
- Middle Brook (4.4km)
- Quintuck Creek (4.6km)
- Indian Creek (5.3km)
- Green Creek (5.8km)
- Champlin Creek (6km)
- populated place;
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- Great River (1.2km)
- Oakdale (3.6km)
- East Islip (4.4km)
- North Great River (4.6km)
- West Sayville (5.2km)
- Islip Terrace (5.8km)
- beach;
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- East Beach (1.8km)
- Overlook Beach (2.7km)
- West Beach (3.4km)
- Town Beach (5.2km)
- reservoir(s);
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- West Brook Pond (3.8km)
- Lower Pond (4.1km)
- East Pond (4.2km)
- Main Pond (4.3km)
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- a large inland body of standing water.
- Slade Pond (4.9km)
- Lower Winganhauppauge Lake (5.8km)
- Upper Winganhauppauge Lake (5.8km)
- Knapps Lake (5.9km)
- park;
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- Heckscher State Park (2.3km)
- Byron Lake Park (3km)
- Hard Estate-West Sayville County Park (4.8km)
- Bayard Cutting Arboretum (4.9km)
- cape;
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- Timber Point (1.2km)
- Nicoll Point (2.5km)
- Green Point (4.3km)
- Local Feature;
- A Nearby feature worthy of being marked on a map..
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- Interchange 45 (3.4km)
- Interchange 44 (4.9km)
- canal;
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- Grand Canal (2.1km)
- Heckscher Canal (3.7km)
- bay;
- a coastal indentation between two capes or headlands, larger than a cove but smaller than a gulf.
- Nicoll Bay (2.1km)
- Great South Bay (5.9km)
- administrative division;
- an administrative division of a country, undifferentiated as to administrative level.
- Islip, Town of (4.7km)
- island;
- a tract of land, smaller than a continent, surrounded by water at high water.
- Nicoll Island (1.5km)
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- Sayville, New York city city o
- Bohemia, New York city city o
- Islip, New York city city o
- Cherry Grove, New York city city o
- Fire Island, New York landmark city o
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ANAHEIM — The UC Riverside women's basketball team played soliddefense and used consistent shooting to defeat Cal State Fullerton73-54 in the quarterfinals of the Big West Conference BasketballTournament on Thursday afternoon at the Anaheim ConventionCenter.
The Highlanders move on to the semifinals on Friday at 2:30 pm against Cal Poly — the team that knocked them out of the tournament last season.
Alyssa Morris led all players with 16 points on 7-of-12 shooting from the field including 2-of-3 from three-point range. Brittany Waddell added 14 points and Rheya Neabors had 10 for UCR.
The Highlanders shot 49.1 percent (26-of-53) from the field for the game and held the Titans to 32.8 percent (20-of-61) shooting, including 29.4 percent from the field in the second period.


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How much can I get for a 1954 glenfarclas and a 1963 glenburgie?
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you won't get anything like the retail prices on TWE unless you open your own shop, you'd need to sell it at auction. look at whiskybase.com. at auction you'll achieve around 50-70% of the price on whiskybase after fees. Avoid auctions where your competing against the same bottle from another seller.
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