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All you need is a ball, a rock, a piece of chalk, a jump rope, and each other.
All you need for this game is a basketball and a goal. The first player takes a shot that the next player in line must repeat and sink as well or they are assigned a letter H. If they make the shot, the next player must do the same. If the first shooter misses their shot, control is given to the next player in line. Each shot missed earns that player another letter, eventually spelling out HORSE and eliminating them from the game. Everyone plays HORSE a little differently, so it's important to establish rules before beginning.
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For this game you will need at least four players. With a piece of chalk, draw four squares on the sidewalk. Each player stands in a square. The person beginning bounces the ball in their square and then knocks it into the next square. That player must then hit the ball back to another player. The game continues until a player hits the ball out of a square or it bounces twice in a player's square. The offending player is then out and someone steps in to take their place.
Select a person to go first and place a can in the middle of the area in which you are playing. All the other players must run and hide while the person who is "it" counts. Then "it" searches for the hidden players. Players that are tagged are out unless a player who has not been caught manages to kick the can. If this happens, all players previously tagged are free. The game continues until all players are tagged out.
This game can be enjoyed by one or many, but only one person can go at a time. All you need to get started is a little real estate on the sidewalk, a good rock, and a piece of chalk. Draw a hopscotch grid and number it from one to nine. Begin by tossing the rock onto square one. Hop over the rock with one or two feet, depending upon the grid, and continue until the end. Turn around and hop back, stopping on square two. Pick up the rock and hop over square one to the start. Repeat the process, tossing the rock onto square two, until you miss the square at which point the turn is over.
There are many variations of this game: freeze tag, T.V. tag, flashlight tag. All are as fun to play as they are simple. Gather a group of kids and decide who will be "it" first. That person then chases the other members in the group around until they catch someone at which point that person becomes "it." This is a great one for making sure your children get a little exercise and are good and tired by bedtime.
Who doesn't love this classic toy? Pick up an extra rope and play double dutch with the kids. Even better, teach them the jump rope rhymes you sang as a child. This game never gets old.
This game requires a playground ball and at least three players. Before beginning, each player is assigned a number. A person is selected to be "it" and all other players gather around this person. "It" throws the ball into the air and yells a number. The player with the number that is called must catch the ball while the other players run as far as possible from them. Once they catch the ball they yell "Spud!" and the other players must freeze. The player with the ball then throws the ball in an attempt to hit another player. If they miss, they are assigned an S. If they hit them, that player is given a letter. Once a player receives all four letters they are out of the game.
Who hasn't played hide and seek? This game is a staple of childhood, but for anyone who has missed out, the rules are simple. Gather a group of children and decide who will be "it." The person who is "it" then counts to ten while all other players hide. There are many variations on the game. Some say you are out once you are found and others have a home base players must make their way to without being spotted.


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- Calcium: 41mg
- Calories: 264
- Calories from fat: 52%
- Carbohydrate: 13g
- Cholesterol: 68mg
- Fat: 15g
- Fiber: 1g
- Iron: 2mg
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- Slice the baguettes in half lengthwise. Spread a flavored butter on both cut sides of each baguette and arrange thin slices of beef on one halfbefore putting the sandwich together. Use a serrated bread knife to slice each baguette into about 12 mini sandwiches.
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The 'T' was stolen from Virginia Tech's Lane S_adiumGraham Watson at Dr. Saturday46 mins ago
The "T" has gone missing from Lane Stadium — again.
Virginia Tech fans rolled up to Lane Stadium for Saturday's game only to see the "T" in Stadium had been pried off the wall.
While Georgia Tech faithful have not claimed ownership of the prank, this is a time-honored tradition by students at the school. According to lore, Georgia Tech students have been stealing the "T" from the Tech Tower on their campus since the 1960s, but in recent years, the prank has been made part of this rivalry when Virginia Tech and Georgia Tech meet in Blacksburg, Va.
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In a week that's been dominated by the lame off-field antics of Florida State quarterback Jameis Winston, it's refreshing to see college football on the horizon.
But before we get to Week 4, let's take a quick look back at what you might have missed last week.
Vanderbilt got its first win in the Derek Mason Era thanks to a missed 22-yard field goal by UMass. And a Vandy player even gave the sad kicker a hug.
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Kansas State's mistakes help Auburn escape with a win
Kansas State has only itself to blame.
Hosting the highest ranked nonconference opponent since 1969, the Wildcats had a golden opportunity to knock off Auburn, the national championship runner-up, and couldn't get out of their own way.
The Wildcats left 10 points on the field in the first quarter by throwing an interception in the end zone and missing a field goal. It gifted Auburn a field goal by fumbling the ball at their own 21-yard line.
The Wildcats went on to throw an interception that Auburn turned into points, miss two other field goals, including one from 22 yards out in the third quarter, and Auburn ultimately escaped with a 20-14 win.
It shouldn't have gone that way. The Kansas State defense played about as well as a defense could play to keep the high-power Auburn offense at bay and give the Wildcats the upset. But the defense could only do so much after the offense continued to come up empty.
By the time the Kansas State offense really got rolling, there were less than 4 minutes remaining in the game and by that point, it was too late. Auburn converted first downs, including a 39-yard pass from quarterback Nick Marshall to D'haquille Williams to seal the victory.
UCLA coach Jim Mora is being coy about his quarterback situation
UCLA opens its Pac-12 play against Arizona State next weekend and coach Jim Mora is already being coy with his information.
Quarterback Brett Hundley left last weekend's game against Texas with an elbow injury, but UCLA has been stingy with the details of that injury and what Hundley's status would be for the game against the Sun Devils.
"They work every day with our incredible medical staff to get back out there as quick as they can and when they're ready to go they put them back out there and they go. So, that's about it," Mora said when asked about his injured players.
Mora was even coy about his backup quarterback.
After Hundley was injured in the first quarter, Jerry Neuheisel stepped in admirably and led the Bruins to a 20-17 win. He even threw a game-winning touchdown pass and was carried off the field on the shoulders of his teammates. Still, Mora wouldn't commit to anything.
"Just because Jerry went into that game doesn't mean he's our backup quarterback. We've never determined who's No. 2, 3, 4. We've got a whole bunch of guys. Next time it could be (redshirt freshman) Asiantii (Woulard). Heck, Asiantii could start the Arizona State game, who knows?"
Texas QB David Ash ends career after too many concussions
The quarterbacking career of David Ash is over.
Texas coach Charlie Strong announced Wednesday that Ash, who has suffered at least three documented concussions during his time with the Longhorns, came to him this week and told him he couldn't play football anymore.
Ash, who missed almost all of last season while recovering from a concussion, was the Longhorns' starter at the beginning of the season. However, he took a hit in the season opener against North Texas and said he felt the effects later on in the evening.
Ash will stay around the program and help out the other quarterbacks.
Sophomore Tyrone Swoopes has started in Ash's place and is 0-2 with losses to BYU and UCLA.
During Ash's four seasons with Texas, he completed 385 of 613 pass attempts for 4,728 yards with 31 touchdowns and 18 interceptions.
Following Strong's announcement, former Texas basketball player Kevin Durant, the NBA's reigning MVP, sent Ash the following tweet:
Thank you David Ash, you gave your all to the University of Texas. I respect your decision and good luck in the future my brother
Louisville QB Reggie Bonnafon will miss FIU game to attend father's funeral
Louisville freshman backup quarterback Reggie Bonnafon will miss Saturday's game at Florida International in order to attend his father's funeral.
Wallace Bonnafon died Monday of heart failure.
"Reggie's a real family guy and had a real close relationship with Wallace, as our staff did," coach Bobby Petrino told media on Monday. "I would ask that everyone's prayers and thoughts go to Reggie and his family as he works through this."
Bonnafon did not practice on Tuesday and Wednesday Petrino said the Louisville native had returned home to be with his family.
"It's a very tough situation for him and his family, something that caught him a little bit off guard," Petrino said. "The plans are they're going to have the showing on Friday and the funeral on Saturday, so he's just going to focus on helping his mom and the rest of his family."
Bonnafon has played in the past two games this season. He has completed 14-of-20 passes for 151 yards and a touchdown.
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Pac-12 backup quarterbacks suddenly have been thrust into the spotlight
When the season began, much of the talk about the Pac-12 revolved around an impressive crop of starting quarterbacks. However, just three weeks into the season, depth at that position has become more important than ever.
Last weekend, both Arizona State's Taylor Kelly and UCLA's Brett Hundley — two of the premier quarterbacks in the league — suffered injuries that could keep them out for an extended amount of time. I say "could" because neither coach Todd Graham nor coach Jim Mora has been too keen on announcing exactly what is wrong with either quarterback or how long either will be out.
But in their absences, we watched Kelly's backup Mike Bercovici and Hundley's backup Jerry Neuheisel take the reins of their respective teams with mixed results. Neuheisel, who came into last week's game against Texas in the first quarter, threw the game-winning touchdown pass late in the fourth quarter to give the Bruins a 20-17.
By the time Bercovici came in in the third quarter against Colorado, the Sun Devils were leading 38-17. He threw four passes, completed two of them for eight yards and helped Arizona State secure a 38-24 win.
Jameis Winston's mistakes provide a teaching moment for other programs
It didn't take long for Jameis Winston's obscene outburst in the Florida State student union on Tuesday to become a teaching moment for other programs.
Ole Miss coach Hugh Freeze told The Tim Brando Show on Wednesday that he thinks coaches need to do a better job of educating players about who and what they represent as it pertains to themselves and the universities for which they play.
"I believe wholeheartedly that it is my job and our staff's job to help these young men navigate life long after football," Freeze said. "I suspended a kid this year for the first game because of a public scene he had in the summer in a public place. It was not the type of language or behavior that I think a young man should want to be, particularly when representing our university and our football team.
Former TCU DE wants to come back to the FBS before trying to make the NFL
Former TCU defensive end Devonte Fields has no plans to turn pro after this football season. In fact, he has his sights set on returning to the FBS.
Fields is currently playing at Trinity Valley Community College and his coach Brad Smiley told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram that Fields plans to go through the recruiting process from junior college and get back to the FBS for 2015.
"Everything he has said to me and everything his family has said to me is the plan is for him to get his (Associate's Degree) and to play Division I again," Smiley told the paper Tuesday. "He is excited about going through that process and playing Division I again. He has not said anything about coming out to play in the NFL."
Boston College to wear red bandana gear for rest of the season (Photo)
During last weekend's upset win against USC, Boston College wore red bandana-inspired helmets, gloves, socks and cleats to honor Former Boston College lacrosse player Welles Crowther.
What the players will wear in honor of Welles. Red bandannas will be handed out to the student section. #WeAreBC pic.twitter.com/J2oCzq66EW
The additions were supposed to be a one-time deal, but Boston College has decided to keep the inspirational adornment s around for the rest of the season.
@BCCoachAddazio told @MarkPacker on @SiriusXMCollege that #BC will incorporate the red bandanna the rest of the yr to honor Welles Crowther.


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AMIA opened its first full day with a plenary focusing on disaster recovery in the wake of Hurricane Sandy. The conference sessions were many and varied. Local archivists were on hand to provide an overview of film collections held by Seattle archives. Alumni of the AMIA/Image Permanence Institute internship program presented the results of their research into factors affecting acetate film deterioration. Heidi had the opportunity to present on the work of the digital motion picture subgroup of the External Reference Committee convened to support NARA's recent Quality Assurance/Quality Control project.
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While AMIA sessions are a great way to learn about what others are doing, in the evenings attendees have a chance to show off their own institution's holdings. This year's conference featured two Archival Screening Nights, at which NARA presented a total of three films. The selections for this year were chosen from past programs by popular vote, and it was wonderful to see that NARA's films have made an impression over the years. The NARA films shown were:
Curious Alice (ARC Identifier 5717248) – A trippy film using the Alice in Wonderland story to show children that drugs are bad.
How to Succeed with Brunettes (Item 330-DVIC-25147) – A dating etiquette film for Naval officers.
Effects of LSD-25 on Troops Marching (ARC Identifier 2123707) – This film is exactly what the title says.
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A solid dividend, some innovative products and an attractive valuation – along with some upside momentum – makes Aflac the "Buy of the Week," according to Charles Rotblut, editor of AAII Journal.
Appearing on MoneyLife with Chuck Jaffe, Rotblut acknowledged that there has been a lot of negative sentiment around Aflac , mostly due to fears about its exposure to Europe. He believes those fears are overblown -- especially given the company's strong growth in Japan and its reduced exposure to risky fixed-income securities -- especially given several catalysts that could raise the stock price.
Price momentum has been going strong, and earnings estimates are on the rise, Rotblut said, which should help to propel the price. Aflac trades at roughly 8.6 times earnings, compared to its five-year average P/E of 13.1 and the accident and health insurance industry median P/E of 10.3.
The company is cash-flow positive and recently raised its dividend 6.1% to 35 cents per share, its 30th consecutive annual increase.
"I think there's actually tremendous upside," said Rotblut, who noted that Aflac is part of AAII's Stock Superstars and Dividend Investing portfolios. "If someone were to look out 12 months … I think we could be looking at the stock being up 30% to 50%, and the reason why is that the stock is really mispriced and the valuation is really too low. … I think it's just a matter of time before investors look at the valuation and realize this stock is mispriced and the potential rewards far outweigh the potential risks that exist for this company."
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In April 1995 ACROS Fukuoka opened in Tenjin - the middle of Fukuoka City - as a center of international, cultural and information exchange.
As a pioneer of ecological architecture, it has become a new landmark of Fukuoka, enchanting many with its green step garden exterior – standing like a lush green mountain.
The interior features a huge exhilarating atrium, as well as a number of attractive facilities including a full scale music hall the Fukuoka Symphony Hall, International Conference Hall which has simultaneous interpreter booths that can accommodate six languages, the Cultural Information Center providing useful information for tourists to Fukuoka, Kyushu, and Yamaguchi, and the Takumi Gallery which has permanent exhibitions of traditional Fukuoka arts and crafts.
For centuries, Fukuoka has been a city open to the world at the crossroads of Asia. We believe that the large-scale facilities at ACROS will make it worthy of becoming a new center of exchange.
The name ACROS is an acronym for Asian CrossRoad Over the Sea - Fukuoka(ACROS Fukuoka)
We at ACROS Fukuoka strive to become an Asian crossroad – a center for cultural exchange crossing over the seas and connecting with the countries of Asia.


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Great location!Posted Sep 19, 2014
Hotel is across from the Boston Common; walking distance to the main sites. But if you need to take the Subway, it is right there as well. Hotel staff let us check-in early. They were very friendly and helpful when it came to the Boston sites and restaurants. Maid service was great too.
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Great LocationPosted Sep 15, 2014
Pros: The close proximity to amenities and easy access to many interesting sights.
Cons: Tea / coffee making facilities in room.
Location: Across the road from Boston Public Gardens / Boston common. Near Boylston Road for shopping. A 25 minute walk to Quincy Market/Fanueil Hall
On our first visit to Boston, we struck gold in choosing the Taj. The hotel is on the corner of Arlington and Newbury Streets across from the Boston Public Gardens. Access from Logan Airport by Silver line shuttle bus and underground was easy and cheap - it was free to get into Boston from the Airport! The room was very comfortable and the staff very welcoming.
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Location is the only reason to recommend. Directly across the street from the public garden.
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Cool in the heat!Posted Sep 8, 2014
Pros: Not too big, great aircon, smart and civilised surroundings, option of Indian food,.
Cons: I always think there should be a changing room in a hotel, somewhere that can be used to change into travelling clothes after you have checked out.
Location: Right on Boston Common so perfect for trolley stop number 6 on the trolley tour.15 mins walk to all important historical sites.
Well located luxury hotel and in 32 Degrees C outdoor heat a welcome oasis of air conditioned comfort. Indian food also a welcome choice for Brits. The bar food was exceptionally good and not mind-blowingly huge portions to frighten you off. Definitely a hotel to introduce some calm after a hectic day of sightseeing.
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Great hotel, great location.Posted Aug 26, 2014
Pros: Location and staff
Location: Right next to the Garden and short walk to the common - great location
Staff was excellent and welcoming, concierge(s) were excellent, bar service was good, room was great. I'd recommend it to anyone visiting Boston
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Location and staff is great!Posted Aug 26, 2014
Pros: I was really happy with the location right next to Newberry and across the street from the gardens.
Cons: Could use free Wi-Fi for the price. The rugs and décor need updating.
Location: Next to Boston Commons, the gardens, Newberry for shopping.
Staff was very friendly and helpful. The room was a little on the small size. Bathroom was very nice and updated but very small. I didn't expect much more than that for such an old yet grand building. Its absurd that a hotel of this caliber and price point charges for Wi-Fi.
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Great locationPosted Aug 25, 2014
Pros: Location, the staff, the Cafe and the Bar.
Cons: Room smell and cleanliness
Location: Public Gardens and Boston Common, the Parish Cafe, just pick a direction and start walking.
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Great service. Great location. Feels luxuriousPosted Aug 19, 2014
Got a discounted rate and used an Expedia coupon, which put it within reach. Don't normally spend that kind of money on luxury hotels, but I now understand why people do. It was great. Get a room facing the Commons if you can. It's a glorious view. And, the location is just unbeatable for Boston. Great great stay.
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We had an amazing experience! The staff was fantastic and so very polite. They were helpful and courteous. We will always come back to the Taj.
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I am always thrilled with my stay at the Taj. The great location to the park, shopping and Newberry street make it the perfect place for me to stay. I love that it is not a huge property and I feel after my fourth stay this year that I am recognized and welcomed . The fact that daughters office is three blocks away makes it convenient for us to meet for lunch and after her work day.


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I am not sure if I did anything wrong, but these did not taste good at all. I think it may have been the scallops. I also did not feel so good afterwards either. This was the first time I cooked scallops and I am not sure I am going to try again.
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Low fat cooking keeps our cast iron pans in the drawer, nonstick pan or grill works just fine. Love large sea scallops, cut them in half across grain to cook faster. Cooking med-rare and letting finish out of pan reduces chance of rubbery results. Not a pesto fan so used less cuz I like taste of scallops. Cutting grape or cherry tomatoes in half is great idea. Served on an unassuming spaghetti noodle bed tossed with soysauce, garlic and olive oil.
julie64 Posted: 01/01/09
Added chicken for the kids and they both gave it a thumbs up! This was delish - fresh and sweet and just plain good. Easy to make and pretty to serve. Even my mother in law loved it. I will make again!
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we loved this recipe i would make it again. not only did it taste great but was easy to make . i served it with a saled , crusty bread, and a glass of wine
abc012 Posted: 07/14/10
easy enough, I did have plenty of sauce and did use a cast iron pan. I found the balsmic/ lemon combination overpowered the scallops.
Jul1C00ks Posted: 07/16/10
I found the flavor combination so tasty and wonderful! I don't think the balsamic vinegar and lemon overpowered the scallops at all; they gave the dish incredible flavor. This recipe was delicious, the kind of flavor that makes the dish a joy to eat and something I want to make again. It's hard to find a good, flavorful light dish, but this one fills the bill for me. I added chopped green onions, but that's the only change I made.
puravida Posted: 10/30/09
My whole family loved this! My eight year old wanted more after she finsihed 4 large scallops. I served with my own pesto sauce and used cut up regular tomatos because I didn't have grape tomatos and it turned out great!!
Brick1869 Posted: 07/17/10
this recipe is too die for. Why go to a restaraunt and pay big bucks for scallops, when you can make this dish which is full of flavor and doesn't cost alot of money? This is a new family favorite and super easy to make
JoeOhio Posted: 07/27/10
I followed the directions to a T and this turned out completely gross. Not only was it a complicated mess but it was just all out disgusting. I served a shrimp cocktail app. sides included rice pilaf, and asparagus. I would not make this again.
vibikelady Posted: 10/09/10
Yum Yum Yum! This recipe made our meal a special occasion, even though I served it on an ordinary Friday night. I added a layer of pasta over some of the pesto then put more pesto on the pasta. Not having any grape tomatoes, I diced some really ripe Rome tomatoes and used them in the topping. The first bite elicited a very emphatic "excellent" from my husband. We agreed at the end of the meal that it is definitely a keeper and that it will become a favorite, good for a family meal or a special occasion.
carolfitz Posted: 07/14/14
Been meaning to make this since CL labeled it one of their "champions." Super-easy. We made to recipe, only sub was fresh garlic instead of bottled. Nice combo of flavors & colors.


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Wikileaks unveils 287 files of mass surveillance agencies
Global surveillance firms are based mostly in the a lot more technologically sophisticated nations, and they promote their technology on to each place of the world. This business is, in practice, unregulated. Intelligence businesses, military forces and police authorities are capable to silently, and on mass, and secretly intercept calls and get around computer systems with out the aid or expertise of the telecommunication companies. Users' physical location can be tracked if they are carrying a mobile phone, even if it is only on stand by.
But the WikiLeaks Spy Files are far more than just about 'good Western countries' exporting to 'bad developing entire world nations around the world'. Western firms are also marketing a huge range of mass surveillance equipment to Western intelligence businesses. In conventional spy tales, intelligence organizations like MI5 bug the telephone of one or two men and women of interest. In the last 10 several years methods for indiscriminate, mass surveillance have turn into the norm. Intelligence firms such as VASTech secretly promote gear to completely file the telephone calls of total nations. Other folks file the location of each and every cellular phone in a town, down to 50 meters. Methods to infect every Facebook user, or intelligent-telephone proprietor of an entire population team are on the intelligence industry.
Promoting Surveillance to Dictators
When citizens overthrew the dictatorships in Egypt and Libya this 12 months, they uncovered listening rooms where devices from Gamma corporation of the United kingdom, Amesys of France, VASTech of South Africa and ZTE Corp of China monitored their each move on the web and on the mobile phone.
Surveillance businesses like SS8 in the U.S., Hacking Staff in Italy and Vupen in France manufacture viruses (Trojans) that hijack personal computers and telephones (which includes iPhones, Blackberries and Androids), just take above the gadget, document its every use, movements, and even the sights and sounds of the area it is in. Other firms like Phoenexia in the Czech Republic collaborate with the military to develop speech examination tools. They identify people by gender, age and pressure amounts and monitor them based mostly on 'voiceprints'. Blue Coat in the U.S. and Ipoque in Germany market resources to governments in countries like China and Iran to avert dissidents from arranging on-line.
Trovicor, previously a subsidiary of Nokia Siemens Networks, provided the Bahraini government with interception systems that tracked human rights activist Abdul Ghani Al Khanjar. He was revealed facts of individual cell phone conversations from just before he was interrogated and beaten in the winter of 2010-2011.
How Mass Surveillance Contractors Share Your Info with the State
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The Spyfiles Translations fr Wikileaks : Un monde sous surveillance More articles ... - The Spyfiles - The Map WikiLeaks: The Spy Files Mass interception of entire populations is not only a reality, it is a secret new industry spanning 25 countries It sounds like something out of Hollywood, but as of today, mass interception systems, built...
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Once upon a time, in some foreign pub I can't remember, I drank a cider that haunts me until this day.
It was a hard cider, but it looked more like a beer. A cloud of yeast and fruity bacteria made the drink too dense for me to see through, and it had an impressive head. But the dry, husky flavor was what made me check with the guy behind the bar to make certain what I was tasting came from apples. The fermentation had transformed the bitter cider apples into an earthy blend of flavors balanced between bitter and tart, not sweet but pleasantly sharp, like a kind of fruity ginger beer.
I remembered the cider had "scrumpy" in its name, and after only one pint, I left the public house with the mental note to keep an eye out for "scrumpy" elsewhere in my travels. Quickly I learned the term was used ubiquitously to describe particularly dry ciders that were less filtered than the clearer varieties. While I found I generally enjoy dry, scrumpy ciders, nothing matched that mystery drink.
This fall, I asked Dan Shelton of Shelton Brothers beer importers in Belchertown whether he could identify my dream cider. He was familiar with the style, but he wasn't certain they imported anything like it. He was more than willing to check, though. We tried a number of dry ciders, all of them pleasant, but only one held my attention, Weston's Old Rosie Cloudy Scrumpy. It was less robust and a bit sweeter than the ideal I searched for, but it was good.
Shelton recommended West County Cider. I'd often heard West County's hard ciders, which are produced and bottled in Colrain, referred to with reverence by drinkers I respected. When I complained that I'd found them too sweet, he reminded me they offered several varieties using different apples. He suggested I keep an eye out for cider tastings, or try holding one myself.
Earlier this winter, when my neighbor Caleb Rounds asked me if I could supply him with a few empty growlers to bottle the cider he'd been brewing since October, we got to talking. Rounds has a doctorate in plant sciences, he maintains an epic garden, and he is intrepid in his mission to explore new and strange ways to consume local flora. I told him of my cider quest, and we agreed to have a tasting. We would sample what he'd been working on and try some locally available varieties.
Inspired in part by Annie Proulx's book, Cider: Making, Using and Enjoying Sweet and Dry Cider, Rounds regaled his fellow taste-testers with a little back history about cider. He pointed out that the drink was once was far more popular and widely produced than it is today. John Adams was said to drink a tankard each morning. The apple saplings Leominster native John Chapman (popularly known as Johnny Appleseed) planted were mostly for producing cider-making varieties, not apples meant for eating, and until Prohibition made it illegal, many New Englanders grew apples for drinking. According to the book, cider is making a comeback and is the fastest-growing segment of the liquor industry.
By and large, though, many of the more popular varieties have the taste and appearance of wine coolers: copper-colored, sweet and lightly fizzy. For our sampling purposes, I steered clear of ciders such as Woodpecker (England) and Woodchuck (Vermont) with which I'd already had less than ideal experiences, but many of the alternatives we found to be equally lightweight and lackluster. Some of these limp beverages included ciders from Harpoon, Original Sin and Magners Irish Cider, and even one called J.K. Scrumpy Hard Cider. Common amongst them was an overwhelming sweetness at first sip, but then the flavor and drink would dissipate, leaving little lasting impression.
We particularly enjoyed Samuel Smith's Organic Cider, thinking it much hardier and complete, finishing with a nice tartness. Doc's Draft Cider from Warwick, N.Y. was our runner-up favorite of the nine store-bought varieties we tried. Though sweeter than ideal, it had a good deal of fizz and a comforting earthy smell and taste.
The two West County Cider varieties we tried excited us the most. Their Dry Baldwin cider was almost as dry as the ideal I sought, and their Pippin Cider exceeded my expectations. Instead of boozy apple juice, the blasts of bitter and tart flavors West County ciders offer are a testament to the complex microbiology going on in the bottle.
We sampled from two batches Rounds had made. The first, started in October, was made with apples meant for eating, and it was particularly sweet. He had another one made more recently with cider apples, and though it hadn't been aged as long or "racked" (had the sediment filtered out) as often, it tasted drier than the first batch. It had that sour fermenting flavor I'd been looking for, and as Rounds added some sugar to the carboy full of it, we all eagerly anticipated trying it again in a few weeks.
Great article. I haven't been able to find any good cider on tap in Western Massachusetts, and you are absolutely right about most of the readily available bottled stuff. Especially Harpoon. Blech! What were they thinking?
So... Where did you procure all of the interesting bottles you tried? I live just outside of Springfield, and the nearest store that SHOULD have a good cider selection, Table & Vine in West Springfield, does not. Where do I need to go to get bottles of the good stuff? Belchertown? New York? Your neighbor's house? Please identify some sources!
Good point, Josh. Thanks for the feedback.
Sources identified: I bought all my samples in Northampton: State Street Liquors, Liquors 44 and the Co-op. Other than the tip about West County, it was a largely random selection. West County was available at the Co-op for a buck less then elsewhere. I think everyone carried the Sam Smith variety, and I think I got Doc's Draft at Liquors 44, but I could be mistaken.
In all instances, the cider selection had its own ghetto, at the edge of or apart from the beers. West County is often treated as a wine.
You might want to give Farnum Hill Cider a try .


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Epson unveils Stylus Photo R2880
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The $800 printer, slated to ship in June, is a B-size (13″) inkjet that uses pigment-based inks, including two light-density black inks designed to produce optimal black-and-white prints on all types of media. And, while the R2880′s pedigree shows a clear link to the R2400, the new model takes advantage of Epson's recent technology advancements from both the higher-end Stylus Professional printer line and the recently released Stylus Photo R1900.
In addition to some initial impressions relating to image quality and ink efficiency, Printerville also posted R2880 speed test results , compared with its predecessor and its immediate competition, HP's Photosmart Pro B9180, and Canon's Pixma Pro9500.
HP's Photosmart Pro B8850 reviewed
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Printerville this week has a review of HP's new Photosmart Pro B8850, an eight-ink photo printer that produces archival-quality prints for $550. The B8850 is based on HP's B9180 printer, omitting a few features like Ethernet and an onboard status display, but using the same Vivera pigment inks.
The review compares the B8850 not only with the B9180, but also Epson's new Stylus Photo R1900 and the older R2400.
The result is a strong, solid printer that produces very good prints, especially on fine-art papers and HP's Professional Satin paper. By including innovative features that support third-party papers, HP is also recognizing that there is an ecosystem beyond itself. That said, we'd like to see HP work a bit on expanding the media options for the B8850 and the B9180. The company needs to come up with smaller print sizes for some of the Pro paper types, and, more importantly, they need to come up with a better glossy paper than Advanced Glossy. The paper is as important to the process as the ink and the print engine, and this is really the only place where the B8850 comes up short. But if you're new to pigment printing – or you'd like an inexpensive printer that produces very good archival black-and-white prints – the B8850 is a very good printer at a good price.
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Epson R1900 reviewed
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Our sister site Printerville has posted a review of Epson's new Stylus Photo R1900, the company's entry-level pigment-based photo printer. The R1900, priced at $550, was designed to produce stunning glossy photos with archival print life, and Epson appears to have succeeded. From the review:
"What'Äôs astounding about the R1900 is that it is at the entry level for pigment printing. It'Äôs not perfect: if you you print a lot of images, or, if you want the best possible black-and-white prints, you really will want a printer with higher-capacity ink tanks and light-density black inks. But, for $550, its possible to create stunning output on glossy or semigloss papers that outshine nearly any other printer in its class, and it does a great job on matte-based papers as well."
Click here to read the full review, which includes specs, speed test results and more.
HP announces new pro photo inkjet
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HP today announced the Photosmart Pro B8850, a $550 photo inkjet with eight pigment-based inks, including dual black inks for photo and matte papers and a gray ink for better black-and-white printing. The printer, which is slated to ship in April, looks like it will be a strong contender to Epson's Stylus Photo R1900, a similarly priced photo inkjet that was announced last week.
If you want more info on the B8850, check out the specs and analysis over on Printerville; a first look at the printer should be posted later this week.
Should you use Lightroom or Aperture?
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Over on Macworld.com, they' just posted my comparison review of Adobe Lightroom and Apple Aperture. Ben and I have been working on the two image-management and editing applications for quite some time, and it's hard to say which one is the clear winner. Aperture is without a doubt the more polished and mature product: its organizational structure, with "smart" albums and Web galleries, are really hard to beat when you'Äôre working with lots of different projects. Lightroom doesn't have that core organizational strength, but it does have a wonderful editing module in Develop, both HTML- and Flash-based Web galleries, and slightly better printing flexibility (although it lacks Aperture's great book-printing module).
We get asked quite a bit, "Which product should I buy?" but there's no simple explanation. You can do the same tasks in both programs' really is more how you want to work. If you're the type of person who works on multiple projects at different times, and you want to be able to jump in and out of them without losing your train of thought, Aperture definitely is a better choice. If editing is more important than how you organize your photos' you're willing to be a bit more involved in how you store your images' Lightroom might work better for you.
Luckily both Apple and Adobe offer fully functional 30-day demos of both programs. If, after reading the piece, you're still on the fence, we suggest downloading both programs. Put 100 or 200 images in each and work with them and see how they feel for you. (It's also a good way to get a sense of how well they will perform on your system' it's hard for us to come up with a clear-cut way to measure performance, given the wide array of Intel and PowerPC systems out there, especially when you factor in video cards, which also affect performance.)
Of course, if you're a Windows user, you're pretty much limited to Lightroom, which isn't a bad thing.
Epson Stylus Pro 3800 reviewed
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Over on Macworld.com, I posted a short review regarding Epson's latest professional-level printer, the 17-inch Stylus Pro 3800.
The 3800 is a funny beast – it has the best print quality of any previous Epson printer, and it is priced in a place where it has no real competitor. There'Äôs no roll-feed attachment – 17'Äù by 22'Äù is the largest standard size it will print on – and it doesn'Äôt have the whiz-bang features that HP and Canon are putting into their pro-level printers, like automatic addition of paper profiles, a Photoshop plug-in, and fancy calibration tools. And, while it fixes the physical ink swapping found in the Stylus Photo R2400 and the Stylus Pro 4800, it still does have to go through a purge cycle when you go back and forth between matte- and glossy-finish paper types.
That said, print quality and repeatability are often what pro photgraphers want most, and the 3800 has that in spades. If you read the review, also check out the comment thread – there is some great info in there as well, including comments on changes to Epson'Äôs Premium Luster paper, recycling ink cartridges, and more.
Bruce Fraser dies at 52
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With great sadness, we heard this morning that our good friend, Bruce Fraser, passed away on Saturday, Dec. 16.
To many of us, Bruce was "Mr. Photoshop" and/or "Mr. Color Management." He was the author or co-author of a number of the most successful computer titles of all time, including Real World Photoshop and Real World Camera RAW, as well as one of the founders of PixelGenius. To many people throughout the digital imaging industry, Bruce was an icon, but an approachable soul who was unstintingly fair in his criticism and generous with his time. Our thoughts go out to his family and close friends—he will be missed.
[Bruce and I worked together for more than 15 years, starting with my time at MacWEEK, and continuing through my recent tenure at Macworld. I've posted a remembrance of Bruce there, and Jason Snell, Macworld's editorial director, has also posted a note regarding Bruce's impact on him.]
First look at Photoshop CS3
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Ben's first look at the Adobe Photoshop CS3 beta is up on Macworld.com. In it, Ben talks about the performance improvements found in the Intel-native application, and offers some insight into a few of the key new features, including the non-destructive, "Smart Filters," the enhanced selection and Rubber Stamp tools, and the Camera RAW 4.0 plug-in.
"Upon first downloading the package, most Intel users will simply be glad to have a Universal version of Photoshop, and will probably be eager to test performance. If Adobe had done nothing more than release a Universal CS2, many users would probably be happy. Within a few days of playing with the new features, though, you'Äôll probably forget all about your previous performance concerns."
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Adobe today announced the availability of a beta version of Photoshop CS3, which will be posted early tomorrow morning on the Adobe Labs site.
The biggest news surrounding the beta is that it is Intel-native, which will thrill Mac users who have been using Photoshop CS2 in the Rosetta emulation mode on the new Intel Macs, but there are quite a few new features and interface changes that will make other existing Photoshop users happy, Mac or Windows.
To use the beta, you'll need a valid Photoshop CS2 serial number; if you don't have one, you can use it for two days before it expires. (You can also continue to use your copy of CS2, although obviously not at the same time as CS3.)
We've been playing with the beta for a few days now, and are pretty impressed with its overall stability and performance. Over the next week or so, we'll be posting tips and tutorials about the new version.
Ben spoke about the Photoshop CS3 beta with Philip Michaels of Macworld.com; you can listen to the podcast here.
HP Photosmart Pro B9180, Canon iPF5000 reviews posted
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Just a quick note to let you know that Macworld.com has posted my reviews of the HP Photosmart Pro B9180 and Canon ImagePROGRAF iPF5000 fine-art printers. There's also a side piece on pigment vs. dye inks, and why one should care.
While Ben and I thought the output from the Canon was quite good, the Photosmart blew us away. We really weren't expecting to see a printer of this quality at a $700 price point. It is very well-made, prints quickly, has great ink efficiency, and a nice software bundle. There is no comparison with the Stylus Photo 2400, though — the B9180 is a lot better printer at a cheaper price. The only caveat I really have is that, with one less gray ink than the Canon and Epson pigment ink printers, it might not be the best printer for photographers primarily interested in printing black-and-white images. We thought the grayscale algorithms were quite good, but if that really matters to you, you should compare B9180 images with output from the Stylus Pro 4800/3800 and the Canon iPF5000.
The Epson Stylus Pro 3800 is due into the shop in about a week; they've started shipping in limited quantity. I've seen a few images from the printer that weren't printed by Epson, and I have to say that they didn't disappoint. Competition is good — stay tuned.
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"I should have known." Brendon sighed before taking another long sip. "I mean, it makes sense."
"You aren't mad?"
"Honestly? No," He shook his head. "I should have seen it coming. They've always been close but I didn't think they were...that close."
"I'm sorry Brendon."
"I'm not."
"What?" What? Why not?" "What do you mean?"
"Between you and me...I was using her."
"For what?" He had to have been lying.
"To get closer to one of her friends." He winked at me before getting up to get another beer. There was no fucking way he could have directed that at me...right? I could only hope.
"Mm, so that'll be five hundred in cash please." Holly said looking down at Ryan from her spot on top of him, still coming down off her Ryan induced high.
"What are you talking about?"
"Well, I'm a pirate hooker so it only makes sense to collect cash from the men I have sex with." She giggled before Ryan laughed.
"I love you." He laughed as Holly climbed off of him and cuddled into his side, drawing shapes on his bare chest.
"I hope I can find my bra. I really like that one. It made my boobs look amazing."
"It's somewhere in this room." He smiled, thinking of what they had just done and would probably do again soon. "So do you think he saw?"
"Who, Brendon?" Ryan nodded. "I don't care anymore. I was only using him anyway. I'm probably the worst person in this history of forever, but it's true."
"For what? And no you're not."
"Oh, to get closer to his best friend that I'm madly in love with." She giggled as a pretty blush crept over her face and chest. "And he's a pretty good lay so I think I'll keep him around, even if things blow up with Brendon."
"Oh a good lay huh?"
"Mhm." Holly smiled before Ryan pinned her again.
"I love you." He told her as he looked deep into her blue eyes.
"I love you too." She smiled before kissing him and starting the second round of many to come.
"So you wanna go back to my place and talk?" Brendon asked as we walked out to his car. I nodded, unable to speak. I was excited and scared at the same time. I had never been to Brendon's apartment before and I had no other clothes than the barely there ones that I had on now. If you could even call them clothes. "I can give you a t-shirt and some sweat pants if you want." It was like he read my mind. He was perfect AND available now...or would be very soon.
"That would be great, thanks."
"So did you know? Anything?"
"No, I had no idea. I mean I had suspicions that she had a little crush on him but I didn't think they were...together."
"I wonder how long it's been going on." He pondered as he drove. One would assume that there would have been a lot of tension in the car, but there was none. Everything seemed fine.
"I'm not sure." I said quietly before he pulled into his parking spot. "I don't understand how she could do it."
"She did the same thing I did though, so I can't be mad at her."
"Are you mad at Ryan?"
"I should be, but I'm not. She was more like a friend to me than anything. We just made out and held hands sometimes."
"So you're telling me you never had feelings for her at all?"
"Somewhat, but not anything major. It was all about getting to her friend the entire time. It didn't hurt that she's pretty though." I should have been mad at Brendon for saying this about my best friend, but I was way too curious about this mystery friend to be angry and let's face it; I could never stay mad at that face. "Anyway, what do you want to watch?"
"Oh, I don't care." I told him as I shifted my weight back and forth between my feet.
"Cool. I'll get some sweats for you too so you can get out of...that." He said as he moved his hand up and down, referring to my ridiculous outfit. "Here you go." He said a few minutes later, handing me a white t-shirt and a dark blue pair of sweat pants. "The bathroom is the first door on the left. I'll set up the movie while you go change."
"Alright." I nodded before heading into his bathroom. It was a typical male's bathroom. It smelled like cologne and there were clothes and towels all over the floor. I quickly changed out of my costume, folding it up and placing it neatly on the counter before heading out to join a more comfortable looking Brendon on the couch. "We match." I laughed as I sat down next to him. He smiled at me.
"Yeah, apparently I only like blue sweatpants."
"American Apparel?"
"She rubbed off on you a little then." I chuckled.
"Only slightly. They have good shit."
"That they do." I agreed before Brendon picked up the remote and pressed play. The Office: Season One. "Good choice."
"I love this show."
"Yeah, it's pretty funny."
"Let me guess, you like Jim."
"How can you not like Jim?"
"Touche. He's a good guy."
"Yeah, he is." I giggled before leaning back in the way too comfortable couch. About half way into the second or third episode I noticed that Brendon was a lot closer to me than at the beginning of the DVD. Not that I was complaining though. And then, oh my goodness, he draped his arms around my shoulders. Ohshitohshitohshit. I had only been dreaming of this since, oh, forever. Calm down, Cait. It's just a friendly gesture.
"You know Cait, that friend could be you." He smirked before leaning in. Like he was going to kiss me. I wanted this so bad. But it couldn't happen.
"Brendon, I'm sorry. I can't."
"What? Why not?"
"I don't want to be your rebound."
"But you aren't. It's been you this whole time. It's you I want to be with Cait." Impulsive Cait said to kiss him like I had always dreamed of, but rational Cait told me this was wrong and to wait until it was okay. Rational Cait won.
"Brendon, I have feelings for you too. I do, but this can't happen. Not right now." I told him as I got up from the couch. I ran into the bathroom to grab my things before heading out. I didn't have a way home, so I hailed a cab and cried the whole way home. I was so angry. Not just at Brendon, but at myself and Holly.
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Dominic Bertani began as a salon employee in Richmond Heights and went on to launch his own company, which now employs roughly 75 people across St. Louis.
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