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Mearsheimer wrote a blurb for the latest book by Gilad Atzmon, "The Wandering Who?", and Adam Holland attempted another drive-by smearing (more).
Needless to say, the concentration camp guard couldn't resist (more).
Walter Russell Mead.
Mearsheimer's conclusive response to all the Zio-nonsense.
"Mearsheimer, Goldberg, Atzmon"
Meanwhile, the professional 'left' weighs in, complete with another drive-by smearing of those real progressives fighting for the rights of the oppressed, in this case, Palestinians.
Alison Weir responds (Andy Newman picked a particularly unfortunate area in which to attack, given that the organ snatching allegations have all proven to be true, and then some!).
Jonathan Cook: "The Dangerous Cult of the Guardian" (correctly ties the attack on Atzmon to the attempt by the Guardian to wreck Wikileaks).
A direct attack on Atzmon from the professional 'left'. I suppose the terrible intellectual decline of the 'left' is part and parcel of the terrible times in which we live. There is simply no longer any credible opposition to evil.
"Goldberg vs. Mearsheimer" by Gilad Atzmon:
"To be honest, it is somewhat amusing that an ex concentration camp guard like Goldberg should label me a 'Hitler apologist' or a 'Holocaust denier': after all, since Goldberg is an ardent pro-war Zionist who openly and enthusiastically supports a Jews-only, racist, expansionist state, it is clear that he is actually the one who is an advocate of a distinctly Nazi-like ideology and practice."and:
"What is clear to the rest of us is that our Zionist detractors are fighting a lost battle. I really wonder what they hope to achieve: after all, those who have taken the time to actually read my work know very well that there is no hatred, no anti Semitism, and no racism in my entire body of work. Instead, I believe that truth is a dynamic process -- I believe in the power of reason and in free debate.Level-headed reviews: Larudee. Balles. Duff. William A. Cook. Vahdany. Blakeley.
If Jeffrey Goldberg has any dignity left at all, then he should start again -- He should apologise to Professor Mearsheimer, myself, the Palestinians, and to humanity. He would do better to also try to present an argument, and if he actually has anything to say, he would be best advised to then learn how to argue and encounter in debate."
One can only hope that all the Zionist nonsense will make Atzmon's book a bestseller.


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Windows 8 contains a significant privacy flaw, insecurely telling Microsoft about every program you run, according to student and developer Nadim Kobeissi whose assessment fails to grasp some key technical details.
Kobeissi, who has made a name for himself with his controversial browser-based secure chat service Cryptocat, says that the flaw lies in Windows 8's SmartScreen feature. The first time you run any downloaded executable on Windows 8, the operating system sends information about that application to Microsoft. Kebeissi says that this information is sufficient to identify the application you're running, and that Microsoft could combine this with IP address information to know who was running what.
Further, Kobeissi says that the server Microsoft sends the information to supports the SSLv2 protocol, which is known to be insecure.
Microsoft's SmartScreen service was first introduced in Internet Explorer 8, as an extension of Internet Explorer 7's phishing filter. When SmartScreen is being used (which is most of the time; it is enabled by default), Internet Explorer sends every URL being visited to Microsoft's SmartScreen servers. If the servers recognize the URL as being malicious, Internet Explorer will display a warning message about the URL and impede access to it.
Google operates a similar blacklist service, offering both an online URL checker, used by Chrome, and an offline downloadable blacklist, used by Firefox and Safari.
Windows 8 extends the SmartScreen system to cover not just the URLs visited in the browser, but also files downloaded by the browser. Whenever Internet Explorer saves a file to disk, it adds information called a Zone Identifier to the file that indicates whether the file came from the Internet, the local intranet, a trusted site, or elsewhere. HTML files are additionally given the Mark of the Web to denote their origin. Third-party browsers such as Chrome do the same.
In Windows 7, running an executable that has a Zone Identifier, but which lacks a trusted digital signature, yields a generic warning message to say that the program's safety can't be vouched for. Removing the Zone Identifier prevents the warning from recurring.
In Windows 8, instead of merely showing a generic warning, the operating system does a SmartScreen check on the downloaded file. Because this is a file on a hard disk rather than a URL, Windows doesn't have a URL to send. Instead, as described by Rafael Rivera, it sends the file's name and a hash (and kind of cryptographic "fingerprint") of the file's contents.
The operating system then displays a warning if the file is known to be malicious.
The privacy risk that Kobeissi claims is twofold. First, Microsoft could store the executable and IP address information of every request made. This would allow the company to make some estimates of which IP addresses were running which software.
Second, due to the apparent support of the vulnerable SSLv2 protocol, a hostile party could eavesdrop on the connection and build a similar database cross-referencing IP addresses with executables.
However, calling this a significant security risk seems more than a little unwarranted.
There are some technical problems with Kobeissi's complaint. Although he says that the server supports SSLv2, that's only part of the story. Windows clients using the operating system's built-in SSL capabilities don't, by default, support SSLv2. They support SSLv3 and TLS 1.0, neither of which is vulnerable to the same eavesdropping attacks that SSLv2 is susceptible to. A comment on Kobeissi's blog states that, in practice, the connection uses TLS 1.0. While TLS 1.0 does have some flaws when used in other contexts, it rules out trivial eavesdropping by malicious third parties.
Update: Microsoft has disabled SSLv2 support from its servers, and Kobeissi has updated his blog post accordingly.
This still means that Microsoft could determine which programs individual IP addresses are using. There would be some implementation issues to address first, however. Microsoft only receives the executable name and its hash. Sometimes the executable name is useful, containing the software name and version information, but a lot of the time it will be simply "setup.exe" (unfortunately, as it's very annoying if you ever want to find the installer for a program after you've downloaded it).
This leaves the hashes. Microsoft likely doesn't have a mapping from file hashes to actual executables, so it can't immediately tell which hash corresponds to which actual executable, but it could, in principle, trawl the Web looking for executables and computing their hashes. With this, the company could know that a particular IP address was running a particular program, or at least its installer.
If Microsoft cross-referenced this with other information it collects, such as Microsoft Account information, it could possibly even associate names with executables.
When asked for comment, a Microsoft spokeswoman told us:
We can confirm that we are not building a historical database of program and user IP data. Like all online services, IP addresses are necessary to connect to our service, but we periodically delete them from our logs. As our privacy statements indicate, we take steps to protect our users' privacy on the backend. We don't use this data to identify, contact or target advertising to our users and we don't share it with third parties.
With respect to the claims of SSL security and data interception risk posed by the SSL2.0 protocol, by default Windows 8 will not use this protocol with our service. Windows SmartScreen does not use the SSL2.0 protocol.
The company has also talked in the past about the privacy implications of earlier iterations of SmartScreen. Although Microsoft does collect some data (for example, it distinguishes between popular downloads and unpopular downloads, as part of its application reputation feature), that same data is also anonymized.
As such, the privacy risk here is minimal.
Additionally, one can opt out of SmartScreen entirely; it's an optional feature. The filtering is turned on by default (which we'd argue makes sense, as there is a proven practical need to protect mainstream users against malware), but Windows 8's initial setup both specifies that this kind of protection is performed (the second bullet in the list), and offers the ability, via the custom setup route, to disable it. It can also be disabled after installation through the settings dialog in Explorer.
But fretting about SmartScreen is missing a rather larger point. Windows 8 includes within it a store. So does Windows RT, the ARM version of Windows 8. All third-party applications that use the Metro environment must be installed via the store, and for Windows RT, every third-party application must use the Metro environment. Microsoft will be collecting information about these downloads and purchases, and no doubt creating top ten lists from it.
Every time an application is downloaded or purchased from the Windows Store, Microsoft is explicitly, overtly, and necessarily informed of the download. These downloads are automatically associated with Microsoft Accounts, too, meaning that they can be paired not merely with an IP address, but with an e-mail address and, in many cases, a name and billing information.
To decry SmartScreen as a privacy risk is missing the far greater privacy risk; a privacy risk shared by every platform that has this kind of integrated store system.
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Jeffry Life, age 74, uses performance enhancing drugs that are similar to the ones used by athletes like Lance Armstrong. The physical results are easy to see, but he says the rock hard body isn't the only effect. Life claims his mind is sharp and he feels like a man half his age.
"I'm not against aging. I'm against getting old," he tells CNN's Kyung Lah. Life uses testosterone and human growth hormone (HGH) accompanied by a daily fitness regimen and a low-carb diet. The physician considers himself a trailblazer for others who want a better quality of life in old age.
The FDA regulates the use of HGH and has not approved it for anti-aging purposes. Watch Lah's report to see how Life's company, Cenegenics, has found a "natural loophole" to give their patients HGH, and why some critics don't support their use of hormones as a fountain of youth.
At 70, I'm not that far away from being in similar condition but without hormones or other similar supplements. I think it's more about eating right and exercise. Eat like you want to be the right weight and exercise like you want to be fit. I go to the gym for strength training three days a week and work hard at it. Getting rid of the wheat and refined sugars took care of the weight. As we age we don't have to look old nor do we have to look like Schwarzenegger...but you can't get fit sitting around thinking about it. Do the work and the fitness will follow...it's as simple as that.
I am 63 and have had the unfortunate luck to have had to work hard all my life. I still do physical labor every day, I weigh 10 pounds more than I weighed when I got out of the service. I guess I should say that I felt sorry for myself and thought I was unfortunate until 2008 when I went to my high school reunion, 40 years. I have never seen so many old, fat, and sick people in my life. If I get to looking and feeling like my high school friends I will be headed to this doctors office to let him help me stay in shape. My wife still wears the same size dress she wore to our wedding too.
He doesn't look healthy. He looks like somebody who's on hormones (those veins(!) - I don't mind his idea of not getting old but come on. It's scary whose drugs he's taking. Hope he doesn't have a heart attack in the weight room.
Actually the veins are like that because he formed his mucles the hard way, exercising and weight lifting, lrger muscles need larger blood supply. Where as muscles formed due to drugs use only have the same size veins as a the person "normally" would......also being he is physican, he on a daily basis, weighs the benefits and risk of all decisions he make sin his patients care, I believe he is educated enough to know how to achieve what he wants with mimimual risk. He is wanting to live his life to the fullest I dont believe he would chose to do something to jepordize it.
HGH is the future. If you are 74+ and someone offers you something to make you look and feel younger, why not? You say it will shorten your life? If I am 74, who cares. Really? They are already within a few years of dying so let them do whatever they want, they got to have tons of money to do this program anyway. Very expensive from what I hear. I'm 46, work out 4 to 5 times a week, eat right and feel like I'm 30, will continue this until I'm older and hopefully by the time I'm mid 50's there will be even better stuff out there.
Who wants to look old,if you can afford to stay young looking as long as you can ,why not,who cares how you do it,look at all the people having plastic surgery to look young.
I agree! But it's not really about just looking younger;it's about feeling younger and being able to do things younger people can do and old people cannot. In effect these people ARE younger as their skeletal, muscular and organic systems have 'aged' at a slower rate and function years younger than their life age.
I dont' mind getting or looking old, I just want to stay healthy. If the doctor can help me with that I am willing.
What is interesting is that Dr. Life definitely looks his age. Just look at his face. Any man with his body type (endomorphic
mesomoprh) who lifts weights will bulk out and with the right diet will have a lean frame at any age.
There is nothing age defying about him, he is just a lean, fit 74 year old who focus's on developing his muscles.
The title of the story is completely wrong but it does get people to click on it which is what they are trying to do
That is the appearance on the outside. How do you know what he feels on the inside? I bet he feels much younger than his actual age.
Who says the hormones are needed at all. My dad is 88, walks, bikes, boats, skies, dances, has a young wife and takes no hormones. Is mind is going however. Are hormones going to help that?
Any 1st year medical student will tell you that the use of growth hormone will make a person look and feel younger, but it will also reduce the life expectancy of that person.
But at 65+ your looking at balancing the improved quality of life with HGH vs a longer life with less quality.
matt...agreed. this guy is 74yo already. how many good years does he honestly have left in him? wouldnt you rather live life to the fullest and continue looking great (in your eyes, if this buffed style works for you) and just drop dead one day vs. growing old and having to live in a retirement home forgetting little by little day after day? i dont consider this a legal hormone to use in sports, however by prolonging life in a positive way, then by all means, advertise.
Funny you say "any 1st yr medical student can tell you HGH will reduce life expectancy"...My doctor prescribed it as I am growth deficient and I am 100% positive he would have divulged it as a medical necessity if that were true..... don't say that which you have no qualifications to back up!!!
We can give growth hormones to our crops/livestock and that is perfectly fine, but we can't use it on old people who are near the edge of life anyways? I'd rather die with a healthy body enjoying life than in a nursing home struggling to get around with a walker smelling like dusty farts.
It's wonderful that this gentleman is taking care of himself and feeling young well into his golden years. However, how much of his limited time is spent maintaining his body and shilling for human growth hormone? Also, as far as I'm aware, he still has 74 year-old organs, and those make up the engine that keeps the car running, so to speak. It seems all just a bit superficial.
Natural cave man diet with some amino acid supplements is a lot safer and just as effective. Also, full body gravity exercises are better than using weights, which put too much of the wrong type of stress on the joints.
Bro science at it's finest.
I think that this is great no matter what the cost. Who wants to wither away on the vine when they can remain active and strong both mentally and physically. I say it's the quality of life not the quantity.
Great story – go for it. Congrats to all seniors and everyone who feels it's important to invest time, and money into your own personal health!!!
Turing 50 year year, began a supplement and exercise route 14 months ago. In the best shape of my life. Feel great, high energy, look at least 10 years younger.
Many who complaining about the "cost barrier", spend their $1000 a month on cigarettes and alcohol and pizza. It's a free world, we will all die. We can have our last years feeling and looking good, our out od shape, out of breath sitting on the couch.
Biologist here and I work in as a wildlife inventory biologist. When I hear reports such as this I think back to the 70s and college classes that were concerned about overpopulation. I think that this is still something to be concerned about. I understand the various social impacts of not having kids, and I understand that an ideal situation in some respects is a zero rate of population growth. But at what level of population do you want things to stabilize at? Imagine if population were to decrease world wide and stabilize at levels that are closer to the late 40s and early 50s. Imagine what various popular places would look like with 1/3 to 1/2 less people?
This is not as simple as "ooh oooh, our population rate is less than replacement. THATS BAD" . Is there a federal policy on population targets and growth? If not why not? Its the single biggest parameter in almost all environmental problems.
Many older (50+ to 90+) individuals (male and female) have undertaken programs to change their lifestyle and their level of health (including incredible changes in physique) without the use of drugs – simply through proper eating and exercise habits. While it's clear that certain types of drug treatments can accelerate the changes (look at professional bodybuilders today, for example), not everyone desires to have physiques that in some cases look freakish. The good doctor in this story changed his lifestyle and he obviously looks and feels much better today then he did 15-20 years ago. However, drugs are not for everyone. There are side-effects and they can be dangerous for some people. Everyone needs to use what is appropriate and safe for their individual needs.
I am also 74 years old, do not take meds, and feel I am in better condition & health than the man in the story. My weelky routine includes Yoga and Pilates, each 2 -3 classes per week, plus weights and cardio. Stretching and balance are as important as bulging muscles and popping veins in a senior. I also compete in Masters Track & Field in sprints and five different throws. No special stuff, just hard work and good diet.
Doesn't look a bit over 30.
I am a 58 year old female and I am on the same regimen, except for the human growth hormone, as that alone adds $1,000.00 to the cost per month. Please have an expert on the show, somone like Susanne Somers and a prominent Doctor that really knows all about the subject. I was really suprised when over and over the lack of FDA approval was mentioned. The FDA does not want any Bioidentical Hormones, BHRT, available at all because they cannot patent them. People like me who feel fantastic on them, now for 8 years, also believe the hormones and supplements are greatly beneficial to our overall health. Anderson Cooper 360 is THE BEST!!!
The report lumped so many things together as to confuse the audience. The report talked about HGH being used in children, the abuse in sports, and very little about old age. I thought the report was about the babyboomer generation? (That was the headline!) Now consider that this 74 year old is a Medical Doctor who has been on this therapy for a decade and offers a treatment program for older people.As I understand it, he isn't on high doses of HGH or testosterone. He just brings the levels back up some. I believe us baby boomers are past the age of majority, and we can decide how we want to address old age. Baby Boomers who partiicipate are under the care of a Medical Doctor. We aren't competing in professional sports, we aren't children and most of the people sneering at this Doctor have never experienced old age. We don't have a lot of years left. If we choose to fight old age, it is after all our fight!
Articles like this really open up a can of worms. It seems the FDA and government have been trying to suppress benefits of certain drugs. If we live too long we will break the bank of Soc security and potentially recieve the benefit from paying into it for 50 yrs. The other downside is we wont need the use of other drugs from drug makers and that could cost them billions.
HGH is called a drug but the body makes it. There are many compounds that the body makes naturally. Calling them drugs makes it sound like the body is doing illicit things. It isn't . WRT living longer in the USA, that is becoming difficult to do as everything seems to be polluted. Now we have fracking and injection wells. Living to a ripe old age will be like running the gauntlet as all the pesticides, GM food, aspartame, vaccines, etc., reach out and try to waylay you.


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Ok, I am totally like Linda and not at all a engagement/wedding person, but wow, that story made me tear up! What a great proposal! Creative and full of love... and what great friends she has that can help pull it all off! :)ReplyDelete
that's my cousin!!!!!! thank youuu for being such a wonderful photographer! i showed everyone at my office the pictures, everyones going GAGA over their story, praise God!!!ReplyDelete
You two are lucky to have each other! My best friend and I go back 40 years, to junior high.ReplyDelete
Your story is lovely, you should have it made into a storybook for her to treasure.
oh my!!!!this is THE cutest most creative engagement story ever!!!! what a great friend you are!!! good luck to them!!!ReplyDelete
adrienne K
I cried. again.ReplyDelete
You are the best liar ever.
You are the best friend ever.
I love you.
hold on a second while i wipe the tears from my cheeks!!ReplyDelete
BEst blog i've read in a while!
That is so so so sweet, congrats to the both of them!
{ona side note, my husband and i didnt eat at our wedding, we ended up getting chinese on our way to our room! haha}
That makes me cry and I am not even pregnant! What a wonderful moment to be part of. Well Done!ReplyDelete
Wow, what a truly terrific story. They seem like a really great couple and I'm sure they'll be so happy together. Nice work in the orchestration!ReplyDelete
OMG!!! I read that story like 10 times like I wasn't there to see it!!! I'm dying to see all the photos once I get home (since it's blocked here at work)ReplyDelete
Thanks my new best friend Ruby, it was SO MUCH FUN planning this with you.
Time to start planning!!!
What a smart fiance! I was the same way w/o wanting to eat. My fiance proposed to me at a family 4th of July BBQ. We all gathered around to say a blessing, when he got down on his knee. I was rather hungry prior to the proposal but not so much afterward. The fiance later confessed to wanting to ask before dinner since his nerves stopped him from eating the entire day.ReplyDelete
super cool story - very creative! thanks for sharing! you got good pictures too!ReplyDelete
i'm actually crying right now....that was so touching! and what a cute way to ask her to marry him...i love it!!!ReplyDelete
Okay, you made me cry too. You're the bestest friend ever. What a fabulous capture of such a special moment.ReplyDelete
what a sweet sweet story!ReplyDelete
I am CRYING and I dont know you, your friend, the fiance, and have just starting reading your blog days ago!ReplyDelete
I love this ENTIRE idea!!!!!!! The pictures!!!!! The story! And the LOVE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thanks for sharing! And God bless this beautiful new couple.
That is so cool you were able to capture the moment on camera, what a cool thing. That's something I would do too. Who's idea was it in the first place? Very creative. Yes, she must definitely be on cloud nine! Congratulations!ReplyDelete
how unbelievably sweet.ReplyDelete
My eyes misted up, this is such a lovely proposal! So thoughtful!ReplyDelete
Lovely!! Your fiancee is adorable!!!ReplyDelete
And it is amazing that you had this moment photographed with your polaroid camera!!! :)
Your blog is great! I will start to follow!
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OOps! Now I saw that it was your friend!!! :)ReplyDelete
What a cool engagement and what an amazing friend you are to capture it all so beautifully! And marriage IS loads of fun...and it just keeps getting better and better!ReplyDelete
Wow this is so beautiful I have a tear in my eye. What an amazingly planned proposal....so so sweet.ReplyDelete
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oh I LOVE a good engagement story and that one was AWESOME!!!!ReplyDelete
yeah for your friend!! and I agree, marriage is such a blessing and it's so amazing to see God bring two people together! May He receive ALL the glory in their marriage!
OMG!!! Too cute, I know you told me some details but seeing the pictures was even better! AWH, CONGRATS LINDA (does she have a blog?)!!!!ReplyDelete
I feel gross...yeah, totally missed unique but it's ok, next time. I wasn't even planning on going cuz it was on a sunday, but since we left at that time, i thought i could catch a little, but no I didn't! It's ok :) And Love the shop cameo's--very cute!
WoW! I guess, these fotos are the best wedding present you could find! Who else can see his face again in that special moment? :)ReplyDelete
Lovely! :)
positively adorable. definitely one of the best engagement stories I've heard yet and they are so lucky to have you to photodocument it so well!ReplyDelete
LOOOOOOVE IT!!!! Add more OOOOOOOs to it!!! So clever!ReplyDelete
what a lovely story! it's so nice to have step by step photos of the engagement... so cute!ReplyDelete
Brilliant! How awesome is that?!ReplyDelete
What an incredibly cute story, and what a good friend you are! I love the pictures, they tell the story so wonderfully that I alsmost didn't have to read what you wrote!ReplyDelete
You are a good secret keeper, I would have burst!ReplyDelete
i jsut cried when i read that :)ReplyDelete
That is awesome! It's so great of you to help plan such wonderful memories for your friend!ReplyDelete
what an amazing way to ask girl for marriage! thanks for sharing :)ReplyDelete
What a gorgeous story. I cried tears of happiness for them. When hubby proposed to me in front of family it was our engagement party. Shame everything else was recorded on video except THAT moment. Oh well.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousAugust 28, 2009 at 11:00 PM
what a wonderful story. Ruby you are good...ReplyDelete
Oh Ruby, thank you for sharing such a beautiful story! This proposal is definitely a sweet and memorable one!ReplyDelete
Oh that is so sweet! I absolutely love proposal stories (I'm a romantic too) and this was so clever. I don't think it would feel right if I didn't cry when proposed to!ReplyDelete
Very special wishes to your happy friends!!
Oh that is so sweet! I absolutely love proposal stories (I'm a romantic too) and this was so clever. I don't think it would feel right if I didn't cry when proposed to!ReplyDelete
Very special wishes to your happy friends!!
Congratulations to your friends. You really got some awesome pictures! I wish I had some of my engagement:)ReplyDelete
Oh how sweet! I just came upon your blog and what a wonderful post to start with. Your pictures are so gorgeous and they definitely made me tear up! I'll be a regular reader from now on =).ReplyDelete
very Sweet story!!!ReplyDelete
So cute! Congratulations to the newly engaged!ReplyDelete
Such a creative way to propose. Love it.ReplyDelete
How fun that they will have their special engagement day forever captured on film! As a photographer...I love that!ReplyDelete
never will they forget that day!!! you all made it so special for them. I love your photographs that capture the moment{s}... the pure bliss of love!ReplyDelete
lovely.......can't say anything better..lovely!ReplyDelete
I love it! Congrats to Linda! And have fun with the planning. I'm five weeks out from my sis-in-law's wedding and it's finally getting craaaazy.ReplyDelete
Awesome engagement! I got a knot in my throat! Lol!ReplyDelete
Super, super cute--read it with my husband, and I teared up. He has agreed to re-propose at some point when it will be a surprise, inspired by these two! I can hardly wait... Being married is so awesome--congrats to the newly engaged couple!ReplyDelete
Hi Rubyellen...ReplyDelete
Found your blog from Jacqueline Pfeffer's blog:) you and your friends and the fiance are soclever indeed! what a sweet proposal! and the photos are sooo cute!
cant help but to share this on my wedding blog:)
we'll surely be back to visit, thanks!
What a beautiful, creative, perfect plan......ReplyDelete
Congratulations to Linda and John (I have never met them but I sure want them to have the best wedding/life together!)
That was SOOOO beautiful...it brought a smile to my face...which i needed today.ReplyDelete
i just cried at work!ReplyDelete
This is the cutest story ever!!!!! I love the photos you took!!! wonderful. One of my most loved treasures is a handmade book with photos that my best friend Caroline took at my wedding! It is an irreplaceable gift!!ReplyDelete
WOW!!! This story is awesome!!! You guys are awesome!! Truly creative masterminds :) I love it! Linda is sooo lucky to have such cool friends!ReplyDelete
Fantastic story!! It brought tears to my eyes.. what a creative proposal!~ReplyDelete
SO FUN!!!!ReplyDelete
i am in that show too---- will you be at the bergamont station one?? it would be fun to meet!
a friend sent me this link----- what a RAD IDEA! :)
tell them i photograph weddings with polaroids--- for real! i'd love to shoot their wedds! :)
- AnonymousSeptember 25, 2009 at 7:51 PM
Great coverage of this cute story! my friend is a fullertonian blogger, you hsould check out her blog too:ReplyDelete
yours is really cute, i stumbled upon it through smitten :]
Cutest photo story EVAH!ReplyDelete
that's amazing!ReplyDelete
thank you for sharing :)
wow, is all i can say. that is seriously the coolest engagement idea i have heard of! thanks for sharing it with us.ReplyDelete
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awwww... i wanna be proposed to like that!ReplyDelete
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Afinogenov is one of the last players pictured and is sandwiched between Chris Drury, Thomas Vanek and Ryan Miller. Both Drury and Afinogenov are featured in "slug" jerseys and tie together the current era of team history on the mural. The question surrounding Afinogenov's inclusion asks not only how deserving he is of the honor and how many other Sabre greats were passed over for him.
However, I understand why he is part of the mural. While former greats like Hawerchuk and Ray were not included, they played during a time as players such as Pat LaFontaine, Alex Mogilny and Dominik Hasek – all of whom are included on the mural from the mid-90s. It is clear that the mural was designed to embrace every era of the team and not just to serve as a ring of honor of past greats.
When you consider the most recent years of Sabres hockey, there are some slim pickings for players to choose from. This is two-fold because many ex-players are still in the league or don't have the credentials to justify their inclusion. As Eric pointed out on our podcast, Afinogenov was the leading scorer on that magical 2005-06 team. He also had the rare ability to create a buzz every time he touched the puck. Of course, that buzz often turned to boos late in his career. But he still had a profound effect on the fanbase. For those reasons, he certainly could serve as a worthy placeholder on the mural.
However, he isn't someone many fans likely think of as a Sabre great. While I understand and embrace the goal of including every era of team history in this design, I think ceding recent alumni for those whose history with the club was more profound would have made a bit more sense. It would have caused for less debate at the very least.
Another thing to consider is that this mural will change on a yearly basis just as the team pictures did in previous seasons. If that's the case – and it's not a stretch to assume it is – you can expect to see a new roster of alumni portrayed up there on a yearly basis. That could mean Hasek in red and black (Eric will be so pleased) and the debut of King Kong Korab and even Hawerchuk.
Dale Hawerchuk and Rob Ray are probably the two most obvious snubs from the mural. Others to consider are the Knox brothers, Ted Darling and – as John Vogl pointed out – Don Luce. The big picture shows more of a focus on celebrating the entire history of the franchise more than individuals. If this was truly supposed to highlight the greatest players in Sabres history, there probably would be far fewer current players and more individually iconic players.
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PONTE VEDRA BEACH, Fla. — Tiger Woods described his recovery from back surgery as a "very slow process" that offered him no timetable on when he can return for a summer filled with big championships.
Woods already missed the Masters, choosing to have microdiscectomy surgery March 31 to relieve pain from a pinched nerve.
In a wide-ranging blog on his website Monday, Woods said he is still sore from the incision and his only contact with golf clubs is a few putts and chips that do not require him to rotate his back. He said tests showed no arthritic changes, which he attributed to being in good shape and strong in his legs and abdomen.
Though he is uncertain when he can even start hitting half-shots, Woods made it sound as though he would not be ready for the U.S. Open on June 12-15 at Pinehurst No. 2, the major championship course where he has the most experience.
"As I've said several times, I hope to be back sometime this summer, but I just don't know when," Woods said.
The one nonmajor that is important to him is the Quicken Loans National at Congressional, with a new title sponsor stepping in at a tournament that benefits his foundation.
"Whether I'm able to play or not, I'm going to be there to support it," Woods said.
That tournament is two weeks after the U.S. Open and three weeks before the British Open, with the PGA Championship, FedEx Cup playoffs and Ryder Cup filling out a busy lineup of big-time golf.
"You can understand why I want to hurry up and get better," Woods said.
Woods, who last played March 9 at Doral, said all he could do was to follow a strength program, listen to the doctors, chart his progress and wait.
"I haven't used a sand wedge yet," he said. "I've done putting and chip-and-runs using the same length of motion. I haven't really rotated yet. As far as taking a full swing, I have conference calls with my doctors every couple of weeks to see how my progress is and just kind of chart it out from there. Basically, you just follow a program. It's tedious because it's little rehab stuff, but you still have to do it.
"That's where I think the experiences of having gone through the surgeries in the past have really helped, because you have to lay the foundation down first before you can do the more arduous activities and then return to form," he said. "I'm walking and able to cycle now and started swimming last week."
Woods missed the Masters for the first time in his career and said it wasn't as difficult as some might think to watch on TV. He compared it to the British Open and PGA Championship in 2008, which he missed after reconstructive surgery on his left knee.
He started watching mainly when Fred Couples got into the mix, and he lost a little interest when Couples fell off the pace early in the final round. Woods congratulated Bubba Watson and said Augusta National is suited to left-handed players like Watson and Phil Mickelson who hit a fade, a shot that works well on key holes along the back nine.


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Daniel Paille scores in OT as Bruins down Blackhawks to tie series
CHICAGO -- The Boston Bruins were mad when they played poorly in the first period of Game 2 of the Stanley Cup finals. Then they went out and got even with the Chicago Blackhawks.
This group of Bruins is one resilient bunch.
Daniel Paille scored at 13:48 in overtime and Boston used another great performance by Tuukka Rask to overcome a sluggish start in a 2-1 victory over the Blackhawks on Saturday night, tying the series at a game apiece.
"We got rewarded because I thought from the second period on, we were a good team, a better team, and by the end I thought we had more chances," Bruins coach Claude Julien said.
Three days after a three-overtime thriller in the opener, Boston and Chicago again were tied after regulation. The Bruins then turned up their play and finally cashed in after goaltender Corey Crawford single-handedly kept the Blackhawks in the game.
Brandon Bollig had a turnover in the Chicago end and Tyler Seguin passed it to Paille, who shot it under Crawford's glove and off the right post for his third goal of the playoffs. The slick shot sent the Bruins back to Boston with the momentum ahead of Game 3 on Monday night.
"We just kept the pressure on and Seggy threw the puck to me," Paille said. "I just popped out and had to shoot the puck quick, get it off my stick. I was able to send it post low. He made a good play passing it over instead of shooting."
Patrick Sharp scored for Chicago, which looked more and more gassed as the night wore on. Crawford made 26 saves.
"You've got to kind of swallow this one and move on," Sharp said. "We know what's on the line in this series and going into Boston's going to be tough, but we're ready for the challenge. We'll find a way to be better for Game 3."
Paille also had an assist on Chris Kelly's tying goal in the second, and Rask made 18 of his 33 stops in the first period.
"That's kind of how our room is. On any given night, someone can step up," Kelly said. "Paille showed that tonight."
The first two games of last year's Stanley Cup also went to overtime, with Los Angeles taking a 2-0 lead at New Jersey before going on to defeat the Devils in six games. Before last season, it had been 61 years since the first two games of the finals needed an extra period to decide the winner. In that 1951 Stanley Cup, each of the five games went to overtime, with Toronto taking the series against Montreal.
The way Chicago and Boston are playing, a repeat is certainly possible.
It was the third consecutive overtime game for the Blackhawks, who eliminated Los Angeles with a 4-3 victory in two overtimes in Game 5 of the Western Conference finals, and then defeated Boston 4-3 in Wednesday night's marathon. Chicago dropped to 4-2 during OT games in this year's playoffs.
The Bruins lost the opener when Dave Bolland's tip went off Andrew Shaw's leg and past Rask for the winning score. They also blew a 3-1 third-period lead in that one, but seemed to have no problem putting the loss behind them that night.
After all, the same core group of Bruins dropped the first two games of the 2011 Stanley Cup finals against Vancouver and came back to win. They trailed 4-1 in the third period of Game 7 against Toronto in this postseason and came back to win.
It's a spirit that runs hand in hand with their home city these days. In the aftermath of the Boston Marathon bombings, the Bruins talked about wanting to do something for the city, and they took another step toward that goal in Game 2.
"We're excited to come away with a win. But it's only 1-1," defenseman Dennis Seidenberg said. "It's a long series. We have to start focusing on the next game, and start better."
The Bruins' final push was a stark contrast to the beginning of the game, with the Blackhawks looking refreshed during a dominant first period. The Bruins looked tired and slow, except for Rask, and he was enough to keep it close.
Rask turned away numerous prime opportunities for Chicago, but Sharp managed to score while the goaltender contended with a pile of bodies in front of the net. It was his ninth playoff goal, breaking a tie with Bryan Bickell for the team lead and matching Boston center David Krejci for the NHL's best total.
A few minutes later, Marian Hossa pushed Rask's pads and the puck just over the red line in goal. But the officials ruled the play had been whistled dead before the score.
"I thought the whistle was a little quick, but that's the way it is," Blackhawks captain Jonathan Toews said. "It's frustrating when the bounces don't go your way, but it is what it is."
When the first period was over, the Blackhawks had 19 shots on goal. Sharp (six) and Hossa (five) each had more shots than Boston had as a team (four).
It was not a pretty scene in the Bruins' locker room at intermission -- Julien said there was "a bit of a chat." Still, Chicago only had a 1-0 lead.
"I think we were angry," Seguin said. "We were motivated. I think the guys just weren't happy in here. We knew we could be better. We were making mental mistakes."
Boston began to control the action in the second, leading to the tying score.
Paille had a takeaway against Sharp behind the net and then made a nice move to get to the other side of the goal. Crawford turned him away, but Kelly was there to poke in the rebound at 14:58.
Kelly's first playoff goal since April 12, 2012, against Washington and No. 11 for his career ended Boston's scoreless stretch of 1 hour, 40 minutes and 57 seconds dating to the third period of the opener.
"It's like the second period, I thought we lost the pace of the game on that end of the rink," Blackhawks coach Joel Quenneville said. "We had the perfect start to the game, then we stopped doing what made us successful. We stood around. They countered."
Game notes: Bruins F Nathan Horton played 21½ minutes after leaving the series opener with an unspecified upper-body injury. ... Toews received a standing ovation when he was recognized in the first period with a videoboard message honoring the center for winning this year's Frank J. Selke award, given to the NHL's best defensive forward. ... It was the first split of the first two games of the Stanley Cup finals since 2004, when Calgary won the first game on the road and Tampa Bay took Game 2. The Lightning won the series in seven games.
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Sunday, October 11, 2009
Pumpkin and Goat Cheese Lasagna
Blues from the pantry for Blue Monday
From the kitchen of One Perfect Bite...I don't make this lasagna often, but the profusion of pumpkins at this time of year always brings it to mind. If you are looking for something different to serve as an appetizer, or need a light entree for a fall supper, you might want to give this a try. I'm recommending it to you with reservation. My experience is that folks either love or hate this lasagna. If you like squash you'll probably enjoy it. If you like squash and goat cheese, you'll love it. I would, however, suggest you introduce this as an appetizer and see what type of reaction you receive from your family and friends. While the play of ingredients in the recipe is fairly sophisticated, the lasagna is actually easy to make if you prepare it in logical steps. This is a Wolfgang Puck recipe that I found in the Chicago Tribune several years ago. I originally saved it to have on hand when I wanted something special to serve non-meat eating friends. I was also intrigued by the combination of ingredients. Unlike Italian lasagna, this does not freeze well. It will, however, keep for several days in the refrigerator. Here's the recipe. If nothing else, I think you'll find it interesting.
Pumpkin and Goat Cheese Lasagna...from the kitchen of One Perfect Bite
1 pound dried lasagna noodles
Bechamel Sauce:
1/2 stick (1/4 cup) unsalted butter
1/4 cup flour
3 cups whole milk
2 tablespoons fresh creamy goat cheese or mascarpone
1/2 teaspoon salt
Freshly grated nutmeg
1 can (29 ounces) pumpkin puree
1 tablespoon fresh thyme leaves
1 tablespoon fresh minced sage leaves
1/8 teaspoon freshly grated nutmeg
1/2 cup unseasoned bread crumbs
1/2 cup mascarpone cheese
1/4 cup freshly grated Parmesan cheese
1/4 cup brown sugar
2 tablespoons creamy goat cheese
1 tablespoon salt
Freshly ground pepper
For assembly:
1/2 cup unseasoned bread crumbs
1/2 cup freshly grated Parmesan cheese
1) Heat a large stockpot of lightly salted water to a boil; fill a large mixing bowl with ice and water. Boil noodles until al dente, about 8 minutes; drain. Transfer to ice water to stop cooking. Drain noodles; arrange in a single layer on a lightly oiled baking sheet. Set aside.
2) Meanwhile, to prepare sauce, melt butter in a large saucepan over low heat; sprinkle in flour, stirring continuously with a wire whisk. Cook, stirring constantly, for about 5 minutes. Whisk in milk, then goat cheese, salt and pinch of nutmeg. Heat to a simmer; cook, whisking often, until thick and creamy, about 10 minutes. Remove from heat; set aside.
3) To prepare filling, combine pumpkin puree, thyme, sage, nutmeg, bread crumbs, mascarpone, Parmesan, brown sugar, goat cheese, salt and pepper to taste in a large mixing bowl.
4) Heat oven to 400 degrees. To assemble lasagna, spread a third of pumpkin mixture on bottom of a lightly greased 13-by-9-inch baking pan. Cover with a layer of lasagna noodles, placed length-wise side by side, overlapping edges. Spread another third of filling over noodles; top with 3/4 cup of bechamel sauce. Top with another layer of noodles, remaining filling, and another 3/4 cup of bechamel sauce. Cover with a final layer of noodles and remaining bechamel sauce. Sprinkle with bread crumbs and Parmesan. Spray a sheet of aluminum foil with nonstick spray; place it sprayed-side down over lasagna in pan, folding edges over.
5) Bake until heated through and bubbling, about 50 minutes. Remove foil; bake until topping is golden brown, about 15 minutes. Remove pan from oven; cool 10 minutes. Cut into rectangles or squares. Yield: 8 servings
Recipe courtesy of Wolfgang Puck and The Chicago Tribune.
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49 comments :
- theUngourmet said...
I think I would like this. What do you think about adding sausage to this lasagna? Bad idea?
- October 11, 2009 at 2:20 AM
- Mary | Deep South Dish said...
My anti-veggie husband wouldn't touch it with a ten foot pole, but it sounds like something I might really enjoy.
- October 11, 2009 at 2:32 AM
- La Cuisine d'Helene said...
Love those pumpking lasagna. I made one years ago but it did not have goat cheese. That must add a nice creamy texture.
- October 11, 2009 at 2:47 AM
- Martha said...
I've done butternut squash lasagna but not with goat cheese -- it's interesting and definitely a different flavor -- I've made it "a couple" of times! The goat cheese would certainly change it . . . when I'm adventurous, I'll have to try this!
- October 11, 2009 at 7:19 AM
- My Little Space said...
I've not yet try making my own lasagna...Garfield's favourite! Should make a trial on this! My kids love heavy cheese flavour.
- October 11, 2009 at 8:03 AM
- Donna-FFW said...
I have yet to try the pupmkin pasta combo, but I aim to this year. This sounds truly delightful and looks perfect!!!! As everything you make always does!
- October 11, 2009 at 8:25 AM
- Cathy said...
It looks heavenly, Mary. I like all of the ingredients on their own but sometimes that doesn't add up to a first rate dish. I'm a big fan of Wolfgang Puck, and some of his recipes are family favorites. This lasagna does look delish.
- October 11, 2009 at 8:40 AM
- Ginger said...
Good Morning Mary,
I can already tell you that I would LOVE this Lasagna!! My husband has more of a picky palate so I like the suggestion to serve as an appetizer to see the reaction. Thanks for sharing and have a happy Sunday.
- October 11, 2009 at 9:13 AM
- a quiet life said...
oh my mouth is watering, i am making this real soon!
- October 11, 2009 at 10:23 AM
- Hootin Anni said...
Okay, this looks deLICious...but I don't like goat cheese. :o(
Hope your Sunday is treating you well, Mary.
- October 11, 2009 at 10:34 AM
- Mary Bergfeld said...
ungourmet, this is not a wet lasagna. I'm thinking sausage might be too much here, but a bit of heat would be great.
- October 11, 2009 at 11:13 AM
- Mary Bergfeld said...
Anni, if you're tempted by the recipe use cream cheese. I'll never tell :-).
- October 11, 2009 at 11:14 AM
- Valerie Harrison (bellini) said...
It sounds delicious. I have some butternut squash which I think may substitute well for the pumpkin.
- October 11, 2009 at 11:42 AM
- George Gaston said...
Mary... when I first saw your title I was like ~ "Those are a strange combination of flavors." But seeing the photo of the dish, I'm like, "Yeah that looks good!"
So, I will definitely give this a try. Thanks...
- October 11, 2009 at 12:18 PM
- Robin said...
This looks (and reads) so yummy. Thanks for sharing.
Hope your day is beautiful....
- October 11, 2009 at 12:18 PM
- Farmer Jo said...
This looks amazing. It is going on my dinner list this week. What a perfect way to welcome Fall into the kitchen!
- October 11, 2009 at 12:41 PM
- Martha's Favorites said...
I wish I could do what you do. You make it look like magic. Your family is so lucky to have you. Blessings, Martha
- October 11, 2009 at 1:54 PM
- Abatevintage said...
Oh my gosh this lasagna looks incredible. I am a big fan of pasta and any kind yum. Great post. Have a wonderful Sunday.
- October 11, 2009 at 2:05 PM
- Katy ~ said...
I like the sounds of this unique combination of ingredients. Would certainly love to have a sample of this.
- October 11, 2009 at 2:15 PM
- Jersey Girl Cooks said...
Sounds different but delicious.
- October 11, 2009 at 7:18 PM
- figtree said...
What a unique fall dish..I think Ill give it a try. Figtreeapps
- October 11, 2009 at 8:14 PM
- Mrs. Cherry Heart said...
This sounds wonderful!
I think my family and I would love it!
Thanks for sharing the recipe with us!
- October 11, 2009 at 9:22 PM
- Sara's Sweet Surprise said...
Mary~ I had to read through till I touched bottom. I'm so slow getting about...in blog land and of course I don't want to miss a single recipe. I love how creative you are. This Pumpkin and Goat Cheese Lasagna is the perfect example. I agree squash and even yams are an either yay or nay.
I (to no surprise) love it all. I'd always been hung up on using pumpkin in strictly sweet recipes, until I had my first savory pumpkin soup. I would like to try this Lasagna as an appetizer. What would be your suggestions recreating a bite size version?
Sweet baby girl is so adorable with her lovely pink flower headband.
Sweet wishes,
- October 11, 2009 at 9:37 PM
- Sasha said...
This lasagna looks and sounds delicious, and perfect for this time of year. One would have to be crazy not to like it.
- October 11, 2009 at 10:49 PM
- Deb in Hawaii said...
Looks really hearty and delicious!
- October 12, 2009 at 2:13 AM
- Anne Fannie said...
Pumpkin and Goat Cheese in a Lasagna? I bet my Grandmother is turning over in her grave...LOL
Happy Blue Monday.
- October 12, 2009 at 2:34 AM
- Cindy said...
I might try this, my husband loves it when I try new recipes.
- October 12, 2009 at 7:28 AM
- Sally said...
Oh yum, how I wish that I lived next door so that you could share! Happy Blue Monday, Mary.
- October 12, 2009 at 8:07 AM
- jeanne said...
Hi Mary, I would love this recipe if you would make it for me. My dh would not even try it. He is MEAT all the way. I have never heard of the cheeses. Now you know, I am not a sophisticated cook. LOL. However, I love reading your cooking endeavors. I will try one of your recipes, I promise. Then I will blog away at my accomplishment. HA!
Hugs xoxo, Jeanne
- October 12, 2009 at 9:57 AM
- storyteller at Sacred Ruminations said...
I marvel at your creativity. Kewl blues and unique recipe. Who would have thought to make lasagna with pumpkins? Certainly not me.
Hugs and blessings,
- October 12, 2009 at 10:03 AM
- LV said...
This is one of my favorite foods. It would sure be good today as it is rainy and very cool.
- October 12, 2009 at 10:51 AM
- ellen b. said...
Oh now...this sounds so interesting. I think I have to try this :0)
- October 12, 2009 at 11:18 AM
- The Quintessential Magpie said...
Mary, how wonderful this sounds! I like what came out of all of those blue containers! I don't really like meat, so I know I would like this!
Happy Blue Monday...
Sheila :-)
- October 12, 2009 at 11:24 AM
- The Quintessential Magpie said...
Did I say, Happy Blue Monday??? I'm half awake after a rather sleepless night last night. I've had insomnia, and I think it's transferred itself to my typing skills. ;-)
- October 12, 2009 at 11:25 AM
- Karen @ Mignardise said...
I saw your beautiful photo on FWS and clicked over to your blog. The lasagne looks delicious and perfect for fall. Can't wait to try it.
PS - I have a daughter Lara too!
- October 12, 2009 at 12:48 PM
- pam said...
This sounds wonderful...and I appreciate all the helpful hints and suggestions.
- October 12, 2009 at 2:10 PM
- Shy said...
My gosh love your lasagna Mary looks so yummy and delicious.
- October 12, 2009 at 4:13 PM
- Claudia said...
I think this would be a hit - my family adores pumpkin and we all happily eat goat cheese with abandon. So creative!
- October 12, 2009 at 6:30 PM
- Patricia said...
Hi Mary! Thanks for stopping by my Pollywog Creek to comment on Blue Monday. That lasagna looks wonderful to me. Blessings!
- October 12, 2009 at 7:00 PM
- noble pig said...
This sounds absolutely incredible...I have, have, have to make it!
- October 13, 2009 at 10:01 PM
- Kristi said...
Wow that sounds amazing. I love all of the seasonal ingredients.
- October 13, 2009 at 11:42 PM
- A & W said...
Thanks so much for this amazing recipe! Ariel and I are making this asap!
- October 15, 2009 at 2:18 PM
- Ruth Daniels said...
Beautiful AND delicious. thanks for sharing such an awesome dish with Presto Pasta Nights.
- October 15, 2009 at 7:15 PM
- abby said...
this looks incredible mary. i've used pumpkin in vegetarian and chicken lasagnes but never on its own - you're inspiring me to give it a go as i do love both pumpkin and goats cheese! thanks for sahring with ppn.
- October 16, 2009 at 3:35 AM
- Joanne said...
I actually have no doubt that I would love this. Pumpkin is universally adored in my kitchen. I can't think of a way to eat it that does not appeal to me. I am SO bookmarking this!
- October 16, 2009 at 12:20 PM
- Grant McWilliams said...
We made this last night and my radar for portions is pretty good so when I got to the salt the radar was going off like crazy because 1 TABLESPOON of salt is a LOT. I thought what the heck the recipe calls for it and put it in. We were able to eat one piece each and starting into the second piece we were gagging on the salt.
I really think that's supposed to be 1 teaspoon of salt. I'm going to make it again but at least halve the salt.
- December 8, 2009 at 11:06 AM
- Michelle said...
love, love, love this recipe! So yummy. I've made it 3 times now and every time it has been happily eaten with family and friends. Thank you for my new favorite comfort food.
- February 4, 2011 at 11:30 PM
loved it Mary... thank you. bechamel sauce with mascarpone is the creamiest! next time i'd skip the sugar though.. it makes the lasagne too sweet for indian taste buds:)
- September 8, 2011 at 3:18 PM
- Rebecca's Amazing Creations said...
This looks so good! I love pumpkin and goat cheese but I've never tried them together. And adding pasta makes it even better!
- October 15, 2011 at 3:35 PM


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As cleanup workers burn off oil from BP's ruined Deepwater Horizon well, the black clouds of smoke soaring skyward are carrying questions about health risks, along with a thick helping of soot, volatile gases and other toxic byproducts.
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