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A single letter, just 115 words long, is all that remains of the feast that inspired Thanksgiving Day. Written by one of the New Plymouth colonists lucky enough to have survived a first year in the New World, the letter doesnt even hint at what was on the table. Scholars have had to make an educated guess. Most believe the original Thanksgiving menu was limited to corn raised from Wampanoag Indian seed, five deer provided by ninety visiting Wampanoag warriors, as well as wild turkey and other fowl, fish and shellfish, nuts and berries, and an indigenous species of squash. That Thanksgiving Day was, truly, a celebration of the local harvest.
It could be again. Like most things (and most of us), Thanksgiving has largely lost touch with its roots. The food on the table is as likely to have come from Romania or New Zealand as from nearby farmers fields. Meanwhile, the traditional turkey, Brussels sprouts and pumpkin pie dont make a lot of local sense to folks eating in Anchorage, Palm Springs or Honolulu.
Lets take back Thanksgiving as a celebration of the local harvest! In 2006, thousands of people across North America celebrated the first 100-Mile Diet Thanksgiving. This year, the traditional harvest feast is once again a rallying point for the local-eating revolution. Its easy. Just put together your Thanksgiving dinner using foods from within 100 miles of where you live. Theres nothing tastier than fresh food, in season and eating close to home is good for your health, the local economy, and the environment. Theres no better time to go local than the day that started it all.
The good news: Many of the traditional ingredients of a classic Thanksgiving dinner are in season and locally available across the U.S., from turkey to sweet potatoes to pumpkin. The harvest season is a time of abundance, and you might be amazed at whats available. Simply visit your local farmers' market or ask at your grocery about regional foods and producers.
Even better, consider shaking up your Thanksgiving routine why not create some new traditions? Each of us lives in a unique landscape with a food history all its own. Which foods are the symbols of the place you live in? Why not give them a place of honor at the center of your table?
Do you need to go totally local? Many people enjoy the challenge and invention that comes with making an entire feast using strictly local ingredients. But there are no rules. Maybe cranberries dont grow in your area but you cant imagine your local turkey without cranberry sauce. Or maybe Moms famous pumpkin pie is a family favorite. So, serve it up! Getting back in touch with your local food system should feel like an adventure, not a chore.
Following youll find five sample menus for five very different local Thanksgiving feasts. Some recipes are linked, but many of these dishes can be made using familiar or easy-to-find recipes with local ingredients and simple substitutions. Be prepared to experiment and dont forget to share your inspiration with other local eaters.
Heres a traditional Thanksgiving dinner with deep roots in the Northeast. Whatever your family classic, the ingredients are probably in season in New York.
Celery Root and Apple Soup
Roast Maple Turkey
Chestnut Stuffing
Buttered Brussels Sprouts
Roasted Acorn Squash
Mashed Potatoes with Gravy
Hard Apple Cider
Alisa Smith's No Spice Pumpkin Pie with Whipped Cream and Fresh Grapes
Heres a 100 percent 100-Mile Thanksgiving based on the meal we served in Vancouver, B.C., for the Canadian holiday (it comes a month earlier). It would work, with slight variations, from Northern California to southern Alaska, but if you are in western Washington State, check out these seasonal charts for vegetables and fruit.
Heirloom Tomato Salad with Blue Cheese and Roasted Hazelnuts
Steamed Artichokes with Tomato-Butter Dipping Sauce
Potato Muffins with Honey-Sweetened Cranberry Sauce
Poached Salmon with White Wine Cream Sauce* and Fresh Gooseberries
White Wine
Alisa Smith's No Spice Pumpkin Pie with Whipped Cream and Asian Pear Slices
*The recipe for this dish appears in our book, Plenty: One Man, One Woman, and a Raucous Year of Living Locally (Harmony Books, 2007).
How about a totally vegetarian, totally local Thanksgiving in the Midwest? Kansas City's 100-milers are some of the most active locavores in the country, with plenty of tips and resources online, plus a CD featuring recipes.
Beet Slaw with Horseradish Dressing
Baked Tempeh with Sauerkraut and Porcini Mushrooms
Sweet Potato Caraway Pirogies
Corn on the Cob with Expeller Pressed Soy Oil and Crispy Sage
Mashed Turnip
Red and White Wine
Pear Pie
One of the local food movements original voices, Gary Paul Nabhan, happens to live in Flagstaff. There, he helped create the Renewing America's Food Traditions map, which identifies "totem foods" for many regions of North America. Flagstaff is on the border of "Chile Pepper Nation" and "Pinyon Nut Nation," so heres a Thanksgiving menu inspired by Nabhan and by Arizona's seasonal farm foods.
Chiles Rellenos
Giant White Corn Posole Soup
Pinyon-Crusted Churro Lamb
Tepary Bean Terrine with Green Chiltepine and Tomatillo Sauce
Mashed Winter Squash
Pickled Nopales Salad
Pistachio Pudding
Many parts of North America did not develop or have largely lost any real local "cuisine." But strong local food traditions have survived the bland sameness of the global food system in some places, including the Deep South. So, come Thanksgiving Day in Montgomery, why not celebrate Alabama cuisine using Southern in-season foods?
Autumn Salad
Beef Filé Gumbo
Smothered Dove Breasts
Cornbread Dressing
Mashed Sweet Potatoes
Braised Greens
Dry Fruit Wines
Pecan Pie with Whipped Cream and Melon Slices
Many regional cookbooks exist, and most feature recipes that can be adapted to work with local ingredients. Here are two that focus on seasonal recipes using widely available farmers market foods.James MacKinnon is the co-author of Plenty: One Man, One Woman, and a Raucous Year of Eating Locally.
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Summer is a great time for fruit and salads like this recipe.By: Herald Staff Report, Grand Forks Herald
Summer is a great time for fruit and salads like this recipe from the Culinary Institute of America.
Summer Melon Salad
1 pound cantaloupe, scooped into balls or cut into slices
1 pound honeydew, scooped into balls or cut into slices
10 ounces prosciutto, thinly sliced
2 tablespoons aged balsamic vinegar
Cracked black peppercorns, as needed
2 tablespoons lemon juice
¼ cup olive oil
5 cups mesclun mix
Arrange melons and prosciutto on chilled plates. Drizzle melon and prosciutto with vinegar. Garnish with cracked pepper. Whisk together lemon juice and olive oil. Toss together with mesclun greens. Divide salad among plates. Serve immediately.
Yield: Serves 10.
Approximate nutritional analysis with tomato per 5.5-ounce serving: 150 calories, 9 grams protein, 11 grams carbohydrates, 9 grams fat, 770 milligrams sodium, 20 milligrams cholesterol, 1 gram fiber.
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The Philadelphia Flyers have signed goaltender Steve Mason to a one-year, $1.5 million contract extension.
The team announced the move via Twitter on Monday morning.
The Flyers acquired Mason last Wednesday just prior to the NHL trade dadline in exchange for goaltender Michael Leighton and a 2015 third-round draft pick.
Mason has posted an 3-6-1 record in 14 games with the Flyers and Blue Jackets this season with a 2.87 goals-against average and a .901 save percentage.
He played one scoreless period in the Flyers' 4-1 loss to the Winnipeg Jets on Saturday.
In his first three seasons with the Blue Jackets, Mason had been a workhorse, appearing in 50 or more games in each.
Originally selected in the third round (69th overall) of the 2006 NHL Entry Draft by Columbus, Mason's best pro season by far came as a rookie.
Mason would win the Calder Trophy in 2009 after posting a 33-20-7 record with a 2.26 goals-against average and a .916 save percentage while posting 10 shutouts.
In 232 career NHL games with the Blue Jackets, Mason has posted a 96-99-27 record with a .903 save percentage and a 2.90 goals-against average.
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Take James Yeager, the CEO of a Tennessee-based gun company. Yeager took to the internet yesterday to announce he will start killing people if President Obama tries to limit arms ownership:
'I'm not f---ing putting up with this. I am not letting my country be ruled by a dictator. I'm not letting anybody take my guns. If it goes one inch further, I'm gonna start killing people.'
Looking unhinged and threatening gun violence clearly isn't the best way to advocate against restrictions on lethal assault weapons, so I'm thankful to Yeager for making his opponent's case.
With new restrictions on the horizon, it's been interesting to watch the increasingly paranoid response from the NRA and its fellow travelers. Yesterday the once staid but not now increasingly outlier Drudge Report compared the president to Hitler and Stalin, positioning him alongside fellow tyrants who had sought to disarm their opponents.
Read more: VP Joe Biden suddenly looks like the smartest politician in America
Problem is, this is not true - Hitler did not ban guns - and Neither did Mussolini, Castro, Stalin or Pol Pot, for that matter. But Drudge and his fellow wingnuts want us to realize that they'll explode if they have to live in a nation where guns are not as easily accessible as Twinkies.
And because of that we have to listen to the paranoid rantings of people like Alex Jones, as he compares Vice President Joe Biden to Reich Minister Joseph Goebbels. Then we nod as if that meant something. It means nothing, except this: the more belligerent the rhetoric the more certain you can be that they've lost the argument.
I have two words to say to Yeager and Jones and the NRA - Sandy Hook. Sandy Hook changed everything.
634 people have been killed in America since Sandy Hook. You're as insane as you look if you don't understand it's time for comprehensive change.
Yesterday Biden had his speech on gun reform interrupted by the news of another fatal shooting in an American school. That's the hard reality behind all the windy right wing rhetoric. So neither Obama or Biden needs to worry that the public aren't behind them - we are, and more than ever before.
It's common sense to support background checks on every gun sale. It's common sense to curtail the growing public risk posed by high-capacity assault rifles (an idea once backed by Ronald Reagan) that have been used, by the way, in massacre after massacre here since the ban was lifted.
Massacre prevention should really be our first priority.
From Ohio to Texas you can still walk into WalMart and buy a stroller or some school clothes, or you can buy an AR-15, an assault rifle specially manufactured to kill a lot of people in an instant. It's time we stopped making it easy for mass murderers to carry out their massacres. Sensible reform is what's needed. We should look to the president to get it done.
Read more: The NRA will not allow Joe Biden to blame law-abiding gun owners for actions of madmen
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bonjouryall | Jan 16, 2013, 08:16 PM EST
I used to be in favor of gun control, esp. 'assault' type weapons but now, with a fiscally irresponsible president who wants to ignore federal law and the Constition, I understand why the 2nd amendment is necessary. I would buy one now except I'm getting too old to shoot it (shoulder issues!).
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seanomelb | Jan 14, 2013, 12:28 AM EST
Interesting piece of logic Eiriamach Fair and balanced as Bully O'Reilly would say.
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eiriamach | Jan 13, 2013, 04:58 PM EST
That's right, seano. Very briefly, I had the idea that all could be simplified if there were a one-question test for qualifying to buy a high-tech weapon: "Why do you want this weapon?" If the gun buyer says, "I need it to hunt deer," he fails on poor sportsmanship. If he says, "I need it to resist the government officers who are coming to take my guns away," he fails for having paranoid delusions. But what if he says, "I want this weapon because the US Supreme Court says that under the 2nd amendment, I have a right to it"?? Then I realized that, as you say, there is no quick and easy route to ending the gun madness.
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seanomelb | Jan 12, 2013, 06:01 PM EST
eiriamach one has to take baby steps with the gun totin lot.Moving to fast will unhinge them and they may act out their fantasies and shoot us all.LIstening to Alex Jone and Yeager convinces me that the sooner psyche tests are instituted the sooner Jones and Yeager will have their gun lisences cancelled as they are off the planet.
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RedBranch | Jan 12, 2013, 03:07 PM EST
'634 people have been killed in America since Sandy Hook'. How many have been saved because people were armed and able to defend themselves? Just asking.
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eiriamach | Jan 12, 2013, 02:37 PM EST
It's interesting that people who seemed normal are coming unhinged. The other IC article on gun madness ("The NRA will not allow Joe Biden to blame law abiding gun owners....") takes the same approach as some posters here: "The Associated Press quoted the NRA as saying they 'will not allow law-abiding gun owners to be blamed for the acts of criminals and madmen.'" But most of the mass killers had no criminal records and never displayed symptoms of mental illness before they went on their shooting rampages. One was a even mental health professional: the army psychiatrist at Fort Hood, 2009. They turn into killers after they have access to assault weapons or automatics and lots of ammunition. The American gun culture is the basic problem. Gun control laws will not end that problem directly, but they are a necessary first step to changing the culture by legally designating guns dangerous to public safety and in need of strict controls, registration and tracing.
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hollabackgurl | Jan 12, 2013, 01:00 PM EST
The CT shooters mother took him to gun ranges, introducing him to the lifestyle. She kept high powered assault rifles in the home with her mentally ill son. She couldn't see the potential harm in that. He claimed she loved those Sandy Hook kids more than she love him, so he punished her, them and the American social fabric. Having access to the guns was all he needed. Lots of kids hate their mothers, but easy access to assault weapons can make the outcome more alarming.
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McNamara31 | Jan 12, 2013, 12:13 PM EST
Domer80 The fallacy in your reasoning about guns and the mentally ill is that usually the first crime committed or action taken that would "define a person as mentally ill" is usually their first with gun in hand and the dead on the ground.Too late for the victims!
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Canadian | Jan 12, 2013, 08:37 AM EST
A real simple solution: Ban ALL external magazines. You can still keep the full autos and semi autos but now they are single shot. Basically, the citzenry's rights to keep and bear arms has not been infringed. OK bring on the flames.
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seanomelb | Jan 12, 2013, 01:01 AM EST
I have military traing you gun crazies living with a siege mentality are a danger to civil society.
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olovely | Jan 12, 2013, 12:19 AM EST
TimothyC, there's so much ignorance of Irish history and society in your comments that it beggars belief. The Irish just spent the last forty years disarming the gunmen, you halfwit.
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TimothyC | Jan 11, 2013, 08:58 PM EST
I love the self righteous rants here about guns in America.....like we should take advice from a nation that has never known freedom....how's that song go...."Only our rivers run free.."..
A country where the patriots had to fight against well equipped army troops with hunting shotguns and pitchforks. If any people should understand the importance of an armed citizenry, it is the Irish...
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hollabackgurl | Jan 11, 2013, 08:03 PM EST
'Gun nuts' precisely describe the people mentioned in this article. And no one minds sane people owning guns, we do however take issue over why they need assault weapons - and we do think mandatory background checks and mental health evaluation should be part of the process.
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Schlomo | Jan 11, 2013, 07:13 PM EST
I resent the term: "Gun nuts'. I happen to be an NRA member and I enjoy target shooting. I'm 70 years old, a former Marine and weapons are my interest, just like bowling balls and stamps are of interest to others. Go after the mentally insane people, who with the aid of guns, are the real danger to society.
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irishpjk | Jan 11, 2013, 06:47 PM EST
wtf. People are too worried about the government taking away our guns. Just look at how well they are doing with controlling illegals coming into our country, how about drugs and prostitution both illegal and the government is not doing too well with either of them. When guns are made illegal there will be thousands of them out there to buy without any control, so if you want one you can have it. The question the government should ask is, are they better off with some control or without any control.
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This is a truly an amazing organizer.I now do not have to bend under cupboards to look for what I want.Everything I use is now on this shelf.Very easy to move around.Thank you.
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I use mine in the kitchen to hold just about everything. Some large counter top appliances you want handy but not in a cupboard the origami shelf is just perfect for that. Everything you need in your kitchen all on a convient shelf thst looks really good. Doll it up with plants and flowers . If you move and you don't need it for a while it folds up beautifully and stores away even in the most smallest of spaces. So this is definetely a shelf worth purchasing for any use in your home.
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This is a worth-while product. Other stores might have different prices but they might not include the wheels, and the wheels are what make it so versatile. I have it my kitchen for the microwave and all the other techie necessities that accumulate - I like to keep gadgets on display or I might miss the opportunity to use them. I like the height of this item, since there always seems to be a lot of unused space near the ceiling.I wish this product came in a shiny stainless steel, as it is it looks a bit like garage storage, which takes getting used to. I'm still considering painting it, but what a hassle.
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I love the folding shelve unit. Very easy to set up and can hold everything I need to organize. Would love if we can get the shelf liners in Canada, it would hold my items alot better but other than wishing I had access to the mettalic liner. I would recommend this purchase.
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I now have 3 of the 4 shelf, 2 of the smaller units and one shoe shelf. I love them - the fact you can put wheels on them is great, easy to move to clean under or relocate.
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I moved into a small apartment that had a storage cupboard. I bought this unit to organize my crafts, various art supplies etc. and it is amazing. I would recommend this unit to my family and friends. This is an excellent product and I would buy it again.
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Stellan Skarsgard: I'm behind …
He's a prospective father of eight, has secured Sweden's acting future with his sons, and is true to Stockholm despite the fact that he almost never make any movies in Sweden.
In a candid interview, Stellan Skarsgard talks about why he is disappointed with the Oscar jury, celebrates costar Rooney Mara and getting to grips with what he really thinks about his sons who are about to conquer the world.
- I'm jealous. They have passed me, already, he says.
The film company wants to interview about a six months old film "The girl with the dragon tattoo", which is released on DVD in the Nordic countries 25 April. So we're talking about it. But not at first.
Stellan is effervescent and happy after having seen the ultrasound and looked at child number eight, which is expected in early September.
- Everything looked great. I'm delighted, says Stellan.
The family has often had to go on the film locations, since the children were young. When Stellan recorded Marvel movie "Thor" part of the family in place and "Melancholia" Stellan played against his son Alexander. When he was a few weeks traveling to Scotland to play in "The Railway Man" with Nicole Kidman and Colin Firth his wife Megan Everett, 35, and son Ossian, almost three, came along.
- The family comes with me, it's nice, explains Stellan.
It's good that you expand the clan further so that we get some more actors.
- Yes, exactly, says Stellan and laughs before he says:
- There are many now.
"Let's take it easy"
For kids it's just Sam, 29, and Eija, 20, who have chosen other careers other than acting profession. Alexander Skarsgard, 35, is being praised in Hollywood, brothers Gustav, 31, and Bill, 21, the fine criticism at home and now the younger brother Walter, 17, landed his first starring role in the movie "IRL".
- They have passed me already. Now I'm left behind and can take it easy, says Stellan.
But you must be so proud?
- Yes. And jealous. But there is not much to do about it.
To David Finchers Hollywood Version "The girl with the dragon tattoo" was not nominated for an Oscar is not possible to do much about. Apart from being annoyed, of course.
- It's a fantastic film and it's a fantastic job he has done, Fincher. I find it incredibly strange that the film was nominated or that Fincher was nominated as best director. It's very strange.
- There are too many films that are much better than The Artist. It's good and cute, but it's not the sharpest film from last year. But Oscar's works are so there. It is all of those films that manage to go home with so many Academy members as possible.
Were you surprised?
- Not surprised, but a little tired, he says, laughing.
"Very much police films"
Stellan Skarsgard has just completed a film version of Romeo and Juliet in Italy. Later this summer he will play in the controversial "nymphomaniac" by Danish director Lars von Trier. And in three weeks he will travel as told to Scotland for the next film.
- Then it looks as if I should make an American film in the autumn. But it is not been signed, so I can not speak about it now.
Nothing but foreign projects. The Swedish films are notable by their absence.
- I don't get many fun offers here. I get more from Denmark and Norway. In Sweden, we do a lot of police movies and there's not exactly a lot of meaty roles ther. The Danes are doing more films about human problems than we do in Sweden, and four of my best roles have been Norwegian.
Would you like to work more in Sweden?
- Yes, it would be fun to work at home. I've worked with von Trier at home. He is Danish, but the recording was in Trollhattan, anyway, he says, laughing.
Think Swedish filmmakers aren't calling because you're too big for Sweden?
- I think not, because I get some offers. But then it is rather the opposite that they want me to play the villain in a low-budget thriller. And then they can not compete with the bovroller I'll be offered from the other side.
Stellan Skarsgard about …
… father of eight:
"It's just as exciting and as fun, and they're calmer than it was the first time. Children can take up more space in your life than what they could from the beginning when we were going out to conquer the world."
… his co-star in "The girl with the dragon tattoo" - Rooney maeaerae:
"She is both intelligent, friendly and very good. She does such a fantastic portrait. It's rare to see U.S. $ one hundred million movie where the heroine has no vanity at all. Not doing anything to be liked. Not doing anything to be stylish. Without doing everything the opposite and therefore we love her. It would be fun to work with her again. "
… successor to "The girl …"
"I will not be more because I'm dead. But they have the rights to all three stories, and possibly a fourth, too. If they think they earn enough money on this then they will definitely make the next also . And of course it has recorded over one hundred million dollars in the U.S., so where I think we have the answer … "
… To play against Colin Firth again in "The Railway Man," a film about prisoners of war who were forced to build the "death railway" between Bangkok and Rangoon during World War II:
"It will be fun, he's a wonderful actress. And Nicole Kidman is also good. It is based on a true story and cuts between the characters past and back to when they were prisoners of war under the Japanese. They can not get over the trauma they have been through. Two younger actors play us in war and we are doing in the present. "
The clan
Alexander Johan Hjalmar Skarsgård.
Age: 35.
Made his first film role in "Ake and His World" in 1984 as an eight year old. He got his first breakthrough in "Dog Trick" in 2005 but became internationally famous first American TV series "Generation Kill" and "True Blood" in 2008. Is up to date with "Battleship" where he plays the artist Rihanna. Was previously with actress Kate Bosworth and has recently paired with Swedish Alicia Wikander and Oscar winner Charlize Theron.
Gustaf Caspar Snake Skarsgård.
Age: 31.
Made his first film role as a nine year old in 1989 in "Cover Name Coq Rouge". Rose to prominence as bad kampratuppfostrare in "Evil" in 2003, the year he left the Theatre Academy. Is this year to date with the films "Autum Blood" with, among others godfather Peter Stormare and the Norwegian film "Kon-Tiki".
Samuel Christopher Ymer Skarsgard
Age: 28.
Sam has not invested in acting as a father and brothers. Instead, he has been at the Mys mom's footsteps and become a doctor. That said, he has stayed completely away from the silver screen. In the film "Jim and the Pirates Blom" he plays the son of - you guessed it - her own mother My.
Bill Istvan Günther Skarsgård.
Age: 21.
Film debut in "Daddy Police" in 2000, was ten years old. Games against father Stellan and brothers Gustav and Walter in the movies about Arn. He has also appeared in "True Blood". Got his big break in 2010 with the films "The Wedding Date" and "Blue Skies". Playing the lead role in "Simon and the oaks" which was released last year. Is this year to date with "Anna Karenina", among others, Jude Law, Keira Knightley and Alicia Vika Weekender.
Lo Eija Skarsgård.
Age: 20.
Eija also stands in front of the camera, but as a model. Unlike her siblings, she has not appeared in any film.
Valter Skarsgård.
Age: 17.
Debuted in the short film "Killing Babies" in 2003 and the feature film "Details" in the same year, when he was eight. Games in 2008, against Gustavus and Stellan in "Arn: The Kingdom at Road end." Has just landed his first starring role in upcoming "IRL" to include Happy Jankell and Alba August.
Ossian Finn Skarsgård.
Age: Fills three at the end of April.
Ossian's only three years and have not yet had time to make its debut in the film world. But considering that his siblings made their debut when they were around eight years and the fact that he hangs out with some of the world's greatest actor takes it certainly will not be long until we see him in his first role.
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Its "All For One and One For All" as Barbie and her friends star together in Barbie and the Three Musketeers, a classic story with a girl power twist! Join Barbie on the adventure of a lifetime! Play as Corinne, a girl from the French countryside who dreams of becoming a musketeer. Joined by three other musketeer hopefuls, together the girls will use their unique abilities to tackle obstacles and puzzles across a dozen locations from the movie. Ultimately, through the power of friendship and teamwork the girls uncover a plot against the prince and save the day, achieving their dream and becoming true musketeers!
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As a private non-profit professional services firm, we design and implement commercialization programs and provide policy advice for our clients across the globe to maximize the commercial potential of publicly funded R&D in life sciences, cleantech, agriculture, chemicals, advanced materials, electronics and information technology. Commercialization programs designed by Larta nurture the innovation ecosystem to support entrepreneurs in addressing viable market opportunities.
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German Engineering for the International Printing Industry
At Drupa 2012 the Hönle Group shows trendsetting curing and drying technologies
From 3rd to 16th May 2012 Drupa opens its doors in Düsseldorf – and the international printing industry flocks at the Rhine to see the novelties and trends for the graphic industry.
The Hönle Group, represented by their printing specialists Hönle, Eltosch and PrintConcept, will showcast their unique portfolio of UV, UV-LED and IR/HA drying systems. In hall 6, booth D30, the companies will show their established products as well as cutting-edge novelties.
Hightech UV dryers made by Hönle
Dr. Hönle AG is the head of Hönle Group and a worldwide acknowledged specialist for UV technology. At Drupa Hönle shows their huge repertoire of UV dryers and UV drying systems:
A downright all-rounder for classical UV curing is the approved UVAPRINT series. These compact-sized high-performance dryers can be integrated in almost any manufacturing process. They guarantee optimal curing of inks and varnishes even at highest rates of production. UVAPRINT-units are apt for web-shaped and three-dimensional drying processes.
Hönle's pureUV convinces by its highly intensive irradiation. Its patented reflector geometry effectively filters out undesirable IR irradiation and thus enables the printing on temperature sensitive substrates. PureUV has got a conveniently compact size. Its "quick change" cassette makes it particularly easy to handle.
New! The Hönle jetCURE-series has been especially developed for wide-format inkjet printing applications. These high-performance UV dryers (up to 240W/cm) permit excellent curing results and enhanced printing quality – even at high printing speeds.
jetCure units are equipped with dichroic reflectors for temperature-sensitive materials and are available with lamp spectra to suit the specific ink. Customization goes without saying!
UV-LED – the future has begun
In addition to coventional UV dryers Hönle offers a broad spectrum of UV-LED units. The one which is generally used for printing applications is the LED Powerline. This high-performance array can be perfectly used for pinning and final curing in inkjet printing. The LED Powerline is available in wavelengths of 365/375/385/395/405nm and can be perfectly adapted to any inkjet application. The length of the array is variable in 40-mm steps and can be extended up to > 100 cm, just as the customer requires. Due to its small size and low weight the LED Powerline fits into even smallest spaces.
In the coming years, the UV-LED technology will gain more and more importance, also for printing applications.
The Hönle Group is a given trailblazer for this important technology. We put a strong emphasis on research and on developing trend-setting curing solutions, always in close collaboration with chemical manufacturers.
Eltosch – Novelties for sheet-fed offset printing
The sheet-fed offset specialist of the group, Eltosch, is presenting its successful Light Guide UV module at Drupa 2012. An optimized reflector system and a unique design are at the core of this UV module's success. UV lamp power up to 240 W/cm offers the necessary power reserves for demanding curing tasks. With a radiation length of up to 2.400 mm, even the largest web widths are easy to handle.
The Light Guide UV module in combination with the Hönle EPS was granted the BG certificate for "Energy-minimized drying" in November 2009.
With more than 40 years of experience in IR/HA drying systems for sheet-fed offset printing, Eltosch has long been known as a technology expert in this field. The directly heated EcoDirect and EcoDirect smart jets are ground-breaking developments in terms of power, drying performance and efficiency.
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The Bad Boy Billionaire's Wicked Arrangement
The first installment of a sexy, whirlwind romance about a modern day heroine writing historical romance novels based on her romantic misadventures with the bad boy billionaire.
Jane Sparks has accidentally announced her engagement on Facebook—to the infamous Bad Boy Billionaire, Duke Austen. As soon as it's discovered that Jane and Duke barely know each other (One hot kiss at a party does not a relationship make), she'll be humiliated. And then Duke does something Jane never expected. He plays along with her charade.
With his hard partying, playboy reputation jeopardizing a 150 million dollar investment deal, Duke realizes an engagement with the hot but oh-so-proper librarian could be just the thing to repair his reputation. This good girl tempts him to be very wicked…but just with her. It's unprecedented. Inconceivable. Totally alluring.
As the unlikely match of librarian and tech entrepreneur set out to convince the world—and the internet—that their love is real, something unexpected happens: they start falling for each other. But Jane is secretly writing a historical romance novel that could expose their carefully constructed romance… unless two perfect strangers are content to be perfectly scandalous together.
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The second installment of a sexy, whirlwind romance about a modern day heroine writing historical romance novels based on her romantic misadventures with the bad boy billionaire.
Being good hasn't exactly worked out so well for Jane Sparks. Her ex-boyfriend dumped her for being too predictable and her fake fiancé, Duke Austen, is counting on her good-girl image to repair his bad boy reputation. But everything changes with the publication of the historical romance novel she wrote based on her fauxmance with the Bad Boy Billionaire. Suddenly, she's notorious, scandalous, and causing lots trouble.
Duke Austen has admired Jane's poise and perfectly demure behavior…qualities that seemed to have vanished once she helped him land a big investment deal. But now that his company is on the verge of a twenty billion dollar IPO, the stakes have never been higher—and Jane has never been more shocking, provocative and wickedly irresistible. She's not at all the woman he bargained for, yet she's the only one he wants.
Duke is determined to woo his girl gone wild. She's determined to keep him guessing. But Jane is discovering there's nothing so appealing as a billionaire who's mad, bad, and dangerously seductive…
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Wallflower Gone Wild
In the second in Maya Rodale's delightful Wallflower series, London's Least Likely to Cause a Scandal is taking Society by storm…
Being good has worked out very badly for Lady Olivia Archer. All she has to show for four seasons on the marriage mart is the nickname Prissy Missy. Her prospects are so bleak that her parents have betrothed her to a stranger with a dire reputation. If Phinneas Cole—aka The Mad Baron—wants a biddable bride, perhaps Olivia can frighten him off by breaking every ladylike rule.
Phinn has admired Olivia's poise and refinement from afar…qualities that appear to have vanished now that they are officially engaged. This Olivia is flirtatious, provocative, and wickedly irresistible. She's not at all the woman he bargained for, yet she's the only one he wants.
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Maya Rodale's captivating new series introduces London's Least Likely—three wallflowers who are about to become the toast of the ton…
Lady Emma Avery has accidentally announced her engagement—to the most eligible man in England. As soon as it's discovered that Emma has never actually met the infamously attractive Duke of Ashbrooke, she'll no longer be a wallflower; she'll be a laughingstock. And then Ashbrooke does something Emma never expected. He plays along with her charade.
A temporary betrothal to the irreproachable Lady Avery could be just the thing to repair Ashbrooke's tattered reputation. Seducing her is simply a bonus. And then Emma does what he never expected: she refuses his advances. It's unprecedented. Inconceivable. Quite damnably alluring.
London's Least Likely to Misbehave has aroused the curiosity—among other things—of London's most notorious rogue. Now nothing will suffice but to uncover Emma's wanton side and prove there's nothing so satisfying as two perfect strangers…being perfectly scandalous together.
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We're just about a week away from this year's Tokyo Game Show. We've seen the lineups for quite a few big-name videogame companies by now, and here's another one to add to the mix.
Konami has announced most of their lineup for the big event, buoyed by playable builds of Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker and Winning Eleven 2010, although for the latter only the PS3 and Xbox 360 versions will be playable. The PSP and Wii versions will still be at the show, though.
Other Konami games playable during TGS are:
- Ninety-Nine Nights 2 (X360)
- Silent Hill Shattered Memories (PSP)
- Dark Siders (PS3/X360)
- Tokimeki Memorial 4 (PSP)
Aside from the games listed above, they've intimated that a few titles will also be announced during TGS itself. They'll also be showing a PSP conversion of the Fairy Tale manga. Additionally, lucky attendees will be getting some bonus swag.
TGS 09 kicks off on September 24. The
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"I'm very confident of playing the first Test. I have had four long days of training. I have been hitting for an hour in the nets to make sure I middle the ball and to see if there is any pain if I go on. It's a little sour. I would be using a guard to protect my thumb in the Tests. So I am 100% ready to go for the first Test," Warner said on Tuesday.
His ability to destruct the bowlers — like he did with a blazing 159-ball 180 in Perth against India last year — will give the host bowlers nightmares and Australia comfort.


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W&J Water Polo Stars Selected To All-America Team
WASHINGTON, Pa. -- Washington & Jefferson College sophomore driver Sara Boldt (Grand Haven, Mich./East Kentwood) and freshman center Rachel Clauss (South Pasadena, Calif./South Pasadena) were both recently selected to the 2013 Association of Collegiate Water Polo Coaches Women's All-America Team. Both student-athletes were honorable-mention choices.
A total of 14 NCAA Division III players were either first- or second-team honorees, while 24 others joined the W&J duo on the honorable-mention. Pomona-Pitzer swept the individual hardware as Sarah Tuggy was ACWPC Player of the Year, while the Sagehens' Alex Rodriguez garnered the National Coach of the Year award.
Boldt and Clauss helped the Presidents win a school-record tying 11 matches this spring and earn third place at the CWPA Division III Women's Water Polo Championship Tournament.
The CWPA Freshman of the Year, Clauss was the Presidents' leading scorer with 36 goals and 14 assists for 50 points in 27 matches. She also drew a team-high 53 kickouts, while tying for the team lead with 51 steals.
Clauss was the second-straight President to earn the league's rookie of the year honor as she followed Boldt, who claimed last year's award.
Boldt ranked third on the team with 34 goals, while tying Clauss with 51 steals. She also dished out 11 assists and drew 25 ejections during 26 matches. Boldt was a CWPA first team all-conference selection this year and recording second-team laurels in 2012. She enters her junior season with 61 career goals.


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When Google wanted to explain online marketing to the top brands in the United States (including Wal-Mart, Costco, Sears and Sephora), they brought Mitch Joel to the Googleplex.
Marketing Magazine dubbed him the "Rock Star of Digital Marketing" and in 2006 he was named one of the most influential authorities on blog marketing in the world. Mitch is president of Twist Image — an award-winning digital marketing agency.
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IllustStudio | 14233 | IllustStudio is a drawing and painting application, created by CELSYS |
Syder Arcade | 14234 | Syder Arcade is a multi directional side scrolling shoot'em up that nods to old-school classics like Defender or the Uridium games. |
Alan Wake's American Nightmare | 14235 | Standalone Semi-sequel to Alan Wake. |
Upstart | 14236 | The program used to program UPB (Universal Power Bus) devices for Home Automation. |
RefRain ~prism memories~ | 14238 | 3D vertical Shmup |
Console2 | 14239 | Console is a Windows console window enhancement. Console features include: multiple tabs, text editor-like text selection, different background types, alpha and color-key transparency, configurable font, different window styles |
EmuZWin | 14240 | EmuZWin is one of the fastest and correct among other |
Battle Isle 3 2220: Shadow of the Emperor | 14241 | Battle Isle 3: Shadow of the Emperor is the 3rd title of the famous turn-based strategy game series developed by Blue Byte. Running on windows it features a higher resolution, a configurable GUI, 3D battle visualization and story telling cutscenes. The game includes a single player campaign, multiplayer by hotseat/netwaork/mail and single map skirmish. |
Revenge of the Titans | 14242 | Very stylish tower defense/base building game, mixes a very good campaign with and endless mode. |
Drakensang Online | 14243 | One more MMO fantasy RPG. |
KORG M50 Editor (Standalone) | 14244 | Librarian, editor and realtime controller for the Korg M50 Music Workstation. It can listen to and transmit MIDI data, and allows you to program easily your synth. |
Subarashiki Hibi: Furenzoku Sonzai (素晴らしき日々 ~不連続存在~) | 14246 | Subarashiki Hibi is a Japanese adult visual novel developed and published by KeroQ. |
Air Playit | 14247 | Server to stream audio and video content to ios and android devices. |
Dark Secrets | 14248 | Dark Secrets it's a First Person Adventure, about a guy called Arthur, who returns to his home after five years, because of his father death. When he returns, he inherits his father's Antique Shop with all the huge collection of strange and old objects that his father have collected over the years. When he starts to find information about some of those objects, he also starts to discover a lot of dark secrets behind those strange objects that also are involved with his family past. |
GitHub for Windows | 14249 | Client to clone, create or update github repositories. |
New Super Marisa Land | 14250 | This Mario-esque game featuring Marisa pulls the player into a delightful adventure to retrieve the mushrooms that exploded in Marisa's house and flew far away. Featuring many worlds and stages, it is sure to keep the player in delight (assuming that they don't die). |
Max Payne 3 | 14251 | For Max Payne, the tragedies that took his loved ones years ago are wounds that refuse to heal. No longer a cop, close to washed up and addicted to pain killers, Max takes a job in São Paulo, Brazil, protecting the family of wealthy real estate mogul Rodrigo Branco, in an effort to finally escape his troubled past. |
Shikigami no Shiro 3 | 14252 | The third shooter in the series, originally made for arcades. Known as Castle of Shikigami III in the US, it features multiple modes, recurring game mechanics from its predecessors, and more. It is voiced and characters return from previous games. |
Uwabami Breakers | 14254 | A danmaku game made by ZUN and his friends that features gags and other gameplay aspects. It was made on the engine for Touhou 10: Mountain of Faith, and it features many alcohol references. |
The Walking Dead | 14255 | The Walking Dead is an episodic adventure game developed by Telltale Games based on Robert Kirkman's comics. |
Zello | 14257 | A very useful app for IOS, Android, MS windows which u can ptt to your friends who have zello like a walkie-talkie through wifi or mobile data connection |
Counterpath Eyebeam | 14261 | VoIP softphone software from Counterpath. |
VSee | 14262 | This app allows users to stay in contact with people with many of the same functions as skype. However it uses very low bandwidth and is ideal for low bandwidth connections. It features Video conferencing and several degrees of quality (all the way up to 780p). Desktop sharing as well as individual window sharing. |
Binary Domain | 14263 | Binary Domain is an original squad-based shooter by Toshihiro Nagoshi, the creator behind some of SEGA's most well-known video game franchises, including the critically acclaimed Yakuza series. Binary Domain puts players in the middle of a fast paced and intense battle for humanity in a robot-invaded 2080 Tokyo. |
Streamer | 14266 | This app will allow you to listen to peer to peer internet radio stations on the Streamer network. |
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A defensive clinic and the good and bad of the gig
We don't need no stinking analysis.
Let's just prattle on about a series of unrelated items.
We all know LeBron James is freakishly gifted but what he did last night was, frankly, incredible.
If you saw the game, especially the latter part of the second quarter, you saw just how fast and explosive Derrick Rose can be, those two dunks were something else, particularly the second one where he slithered through about three defenders after beating his man.
But James, who is about 6-8 and 275 pounds, was not only able to get up on Rose and take away his shooting space when he defended him, he was quick enough laterally that Rose couldn't get by him if his life depended on it.
That last possession of regulation time – hell, pretty much any possession in the final five minutes of the game and the overtime – was as good on-the-ball defence as you might ever see.
I remember writing before the series began that Erik Spoelstra felt James could guard every possession on the floor and being a bit skeptical.
After watching what James did to Rose, who is only the current MVP and a small, quick guard who should punish bigger defenders, any skepticism is gone.
And now I'm wondering how he'll do guarding Dirk because you know he's going to get a shot to do it down the stretch of close games.
Raptors news?
Well, it's not much – still nothing on Jay – but am told they will in fact meet with and work out Enes Kanter in Chicago in the first week in June.
And, according to one fellow I corresponded with yesterday, there was no huge snub in Chicago last week, it was the case of an e-mail canceling some meetings not being forwarded.
Hey, how in the world did I miss Bob Dylan's 70th birthday yesterday?
But when I finally heard, figured if there was a CD playing an endless loop of these five songs, it'd be just fine:
The Times They Are A'changin'
Subterranean Homesick Blues
Mr. Tambourine Man
Like A Rolling Stone
Blowin' In The Wind.
Enjoy hearing those in your head all day. I will.
Got this one out of the mail a few days ago:
Q: Doug. This started off as a comment but I turned it into a list question for the mail bag.
I think must of us get what you are saying comparing yourself to an NBA executive but really "a drill press operator...."? Agreed your travel schedule sucks and when you "have to" do something for a living it is "work" and work is work. However, at the end of the day, you get to talk about a sport that is obvious you enjoy, for a living, not a bad gig overall from an outside point of view.
Having said that, what would you say are top 5 best and worst things about being a beat reporter for the Raptors?
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A: Oh, it's a very good job and I love it and that makes it easier to work hard. But, as I'm sure you and zillions others know, even great jobs have their moments.
But a list you want and a list you'll get:
Five Best
The places you go
I've walked on the Great Wall of China, seen Sagrada Familia, visited the Parthenon and the Placa and seen the Sydney Opera House because of my job.
The peoples you meet.
I've been in scrums with Muhammad Ali and met all kinds of fascinating people because of my job.
The differences
No two days are alike and I quite enjoy that aspect of it. The sameness of any job would take away some level of enjoyment.
The autonomy
Yes, I have bosses but it's nice to know that they give me my head, so to speak; trust me to get the right story and tell it well and that's a rather liberating feeling.
And …
I am answering this sitting on a stool at a poolside bar in Miami with a glass of Land Shark at my left and a gentle breeze blowing to take the edge off a 30 C day.
Five worst
The travel
Yes, the job has taken to me to wonderful places and outstanding events but for a while there – and it's eased a bit now – I averaged about 125 days a year on the road. That's a lot of time away.
The hassle of travel
Airport two hours before a flight to the US, 90 minutes if it's domestic in the States, take out laptop, take off shoes, remove belt, deal with – often – very dopey TSA employees who must have to check their common sense in the lunch room before they start their shift. Stand in security line behind new travellers who don't remember to leave cell in bin, take coins out of pocket, remove all metal.
The deadlines
Sometimes they're simply brutal. There are nights when they need 650 words at the buzzer, the outcome of the game can change once or twice in a split second and you have make enough sense of it that people don't throw their computers in disgust when they read it. Hardest part of the job.
Extra off days
Seriously, coming up with something interesting and entertaining to write when a couple of off-days fall back-to-back is hard. There's not a lot of time to develop really good stories, you tend to follow the back and that's wrong. Easy, but wrong.
Not enough time
I guess this is a combination of those last two but we tend to have to write so quickly that it's hard to turn a nice phrase, develop a theme, and tell stories well all the time. The giants of the business can, I'm not quite there yet.
No one guessed the two northern most cities correctly here, although a couple of keeners back in Toronto took time out from draft prep to figure it out and let me know.
Bloomington and Minneapolis.
Bit of a trick question but what the heck.
Oklahoma City's got no chance tonight, right?
Too mentally worn down from blowing that big lead in Game 4, up against the team that's playing the best in the playoffs and on the road to boot?
Spurs by 12.
I guess if Kristie couldn't win, it's good that the athlete did, right?
And, next season, we are paying much closer attention to DWTS.
Worst part of going to Chicago today?
Mighty Rockies opener tonight and I'll have to miss it.
If any of you kids are reading this, play hard, play for the guy sitting next to you, respect the game and have fun.
Oh, and hit line drives right through the pitcher's legs, field the ball down to up in the infield and hit the cut off man.