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Naughty Dog responds to single-player complaints over gunplay
Naughty Dog has responded to complaints from Uncharted 3 players who feel gunplay in the game is restricted.10
Uncharted 3 benefited from Naughty Dog's version of Google Fridays
Uncharted 3 designer Richard Lemarchand has said the PS3 series is as good as it is because the heads of Naughty Dog, Evan Wells and Christophe Balestra, encourage employees to set aside self-directed time each week to work on whatever they wish.4
Saturday Shorts: Uncharted 3, Inafune, Bloodforge, Batman, Postal 3, Transformers, The Office
Oh what a day. And it isn't even over yet, even though it should have been a while ago. Let's get these shorts out of the way so we can get back to BlizzCon stuff, shall we? We can always have our soup later.3
Harrison Ford stars in Japanese Uncharted 3 commercials
It's not unusual for famous Hollywood types to appear in commercials overseas, especially in Japan, and below the break you can see one with Harrison Ford hocking Uncharted 3.16
Tuesday Shorts II: Uncharted PS4, 360 bundles, Turbine issues, Capcom PSP packs, Minecraft craziness
Lots of little things below containing interesting things, bric-a-brac, and whatnot.0
Naughty Dog is pleased that Neil Burger will be directing Uncharted film
Naughty Dog has said it's pleased that director Neil Burger has signed on to helm the Uncharted movie, and his ideas for the flick are seen as a good omen for fans of the game franchise.6
Uncharted's original conception drifted more towards fantasy than reality
Don Poole, a former Naughty Dog employee who worked as an environment modeler for the firm, has suggested Uncharted may have been a fantasy game if not for Sony feeling pressure form the success of shooters on Xbox 360.10
Uncharted novel, comic series get release dates
So, reading. It's quite the thing, apparently. While Kinect, Move, and their ilk try to do away with controllers as much as possible, reading requires only a pair of un-blinded eyes. Pretty wild, huh? Being the trailblazer that he is, Nathan Drake hopes to tame this amazing technology using a two-pronged attack composed of comics […]0
Uncharted Greatest Hits Dual Pack hits the US on September 6
Sony has announced that the Uncharted Greatest Hits Dual Pack will launch in the US on September 6.5
Uncharted 3 panel at Comic-Con videoed
Sony has posted a highlight video of the Uncharted 3 panel from Comic-Con, and we've tossed it below the break for you. The panel, which was attended by Naughty Dog's Amy Hennig, also had Emily Rose (Elena Fisher), Richard McGonagle (Sully) and Nolan North tossing in a few bits of information here and there as […]2
Tuesday Shorts - Zynga targets China, Dwarf Fortress class, iPad magic, more
Limited time offer: come through the break, and receive multiple short news bites absolutely free!0
Naughty Dog details Uncharted 3 goodies and panel for Comic-Con
Naughty Dog has said it has a "ton of news to reveal," on Uncharted 3 at Comic-Con this week which will come from a panel on Friday from 4-5 pm/PST where Nolan North and others will be on hand to discuss the mo-cap, and story side of game. However, there's much more than that going […]2
Report - Neil Burger in talks to helm Uncharted film
The Uncharted film may have found a new writer and director in Neil Burger.9
Uncharted once resembled Bioshock according to dev
According to a developer at Naughty Dog, the original Uncharted bore a surprising resemblance to Bioshock at one point early in development.8
Monday Shorts, overnight edition - Uncharted karting, Deus Ex birthday, more
It's quiet, brother. Too quiet. Digest these insignificant morsels while I investigate whether the industry was abducted over the weekend.3
Sony confirms Best Buy listing for Uncharted Collection, will release on July 22
Sony has confirmed the Uncharted Collection which popped up on Best Buy's official website earlier today.6
If the story called for it, Naughty Dog would have no problem killing an Uncharted character
Naughty Dog's Evan Wells has said that if the script called for it, he'd have no qualms about killing-off a main character in the Uncharted series.9
Rumour - Sony unimpressed by David O. Russell's Uncharted ideas, Wahlberg out
Anonymous sources have told the LA Times Sony wasn't pleased by David O. Russell's ideas for the upcoming Uncharted script, leading to the director stepping away from the project.20
David O. Russell drops out of Uncharted flick
Variety has reported that David O. Russell has left the Uncharted movie project due to "creative differences."20
Sony: More Uncharted NGP details to drop next Thursday
Sony's confirmed that more details on Uncharted NGP will arrive on June 2, four days before the start of E3 week.1
Uncharted Latest
Hennig: Uncharted must "honour pulp adventure"
Friday Shorts: L.A. Noire, EQII, Mario Chucks, Disciples III, Civ V, D&D, sales
Rumor – NGP to launch outside of Japan first, four launch titles revealed
GDC 2011 day three bulletin – everything you need to know
Nathan Fillion defends Wahlberg casting decision
Uncharted film director: Fans have to "trust and let go"
New NGP trailer shows off first footage of Killzone, LBP, more
David O. Russell still writing Uncharted film, looking at actresses for Elena
Nihilistic Software to develop Resistance PSP2 title, Sony Bend making Uncharted
Uncharted PSP2 gets shown off at Tokyo event
Uncharted demoed on NGP, Killzone, LittleBigPlanet, Resistance, more announced
5th Cell explains leap from Scribblenauts to Hybrid, cites Naughty Dog as inspiration
Fillion on Wahlberg's Drake: "He has mad skills"
Ready at Dawn's next game to be like Uncharted, reveal coming "soon"
Nathan Fillion wants your help landing lead in Uncharted film
David O. Russell back on board with Uncharted film
Sony dates and details Uncharted 2 GOTY edition for the US
Naughty Dog: Motion and 3D to be used only if it "fits into the story"
Uncharted 2 to get more DLC this month
Nolan North: "I'm getting paid to do what I used to get detention for"
Naughty Dog looked to Die Hard, Tintin for Nathan Drake
Uncharted film in the works
Rumor: Matthew McConaughey to star in Uncharted movie


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Report: Kendal Briles under investigation for recruiting violations
Baylor assistant coach Kendal Briles is being investigated for alleged recruiting violations, Sports Illustrated reports. [Read More]
Hager will miss spring practice after groin surgery
Baylor rising senior middle linebacker Bryce Petty's recovery from sports hernia surgery will give other young Bears a chance to get more snaps in spring football practice. [Read More]
Briles still no fan of new timing rules
Baylor coach Art Briles ripped a recent proposal that is determined to slow down the number of offensive snaps under the guise of player safety. [Read More]
Gathers dreams of a football career
Rico Gathers has the size of a prototypical power forward. But it's also made several football coaches swoon over the years as they imagine the imposing Gathers in a helmet and shoulder pads. [Read More]
ESPN.com lauds KSU, Baylor as nation's two top recruiting overachievers
Kansas State and Baylor were ranked by ESPN.com as the nation's top programs in terms of recruiting overachievement. [Read More]
Briles says he's committed to Baylor
Baylor coach Art Briles says he's staying at Baylor. [Read More]
Briles among eight finalists for Eddie Robinson Award
Baylor coach Art Briles picked up another honor Monday when he was named among the eight finalists for the Eddie Robinson Award. The Football Writers Association of America presents the award to the national coach of the year after polling its membership. Other finalists along with Briles included Duke coach David Cutcliffe, Michigan State coach […] [Read More]
Baylor endows scholarship in honor of Briles' late older brother
Baylor University has established the Eddie Briles Memorial Scholarship in honor of Briles' older brother, Eddie, who died suddenly earlier this week from injuries sustained from a fall near his Abilene home. The scholarship was started in conjunction with friends of Baylor coach Art Briles and the Baylor football program. "There has been a tremendous […] [Read More]
Linwood still in shock over his struggles vs. OSU
Oklahoma State running back Shock Linwood needed some extra consoling after his struggles last week against Oklahoma State. [Read More]
Why missing Drango could be a huge loss for Baylor vs. OSU
Baylor will be missing key starting left tackle Spencer Drango for Saturday's game against Oklahoma STate. [Read More]
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Fettuccine with Sausage, Sage, and Crispy Garlic
Published: March 2008 Servings: Makes 4
- 3/4 pound fettuccine (preferably egg fettuccine, such as De Cecco)
- 2 tablespoons butter, divided
- 1/4 cup olive oil
- 8 garlic cloves, peeled, thinly sliced
- 2 tablespoons finely chopped fresh sage
- 1 pound sweet Italian turkey sausages, casings removed
- 1/4 teaspoon dried crushed red pepper (optional)
- 1 cup grated Asiago cheese* (about 3 ounces)
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Cook pasta in large pot of boiling salted water until just tender, stirring occasionally.
Meanwhile, melt 1 tablespoon butter with oil in heavy large skillet over medium heat. Add garlic slices and sauté until light golden, about 45 seconds. Using slotted spoon, transfer garlic to bowl.
Increase heat to medium-high; add sage to same skillet and stir until beginning to crisp, about 10 seconds. Add sausage and sauté until browned and crisp in spots, breaking up with fork, about 8 minutes.
Drain pasta; add pasta and remaining 1 tablespoon butter to skillet. Using tongs, toss pasta with sausage mixture. Add crushed red pepper, if desired; season to taste with salt and pepper. Transfer pasta to large bowl. Top with crispy garlic and grated Asiago cheese.
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Holy crap, that is too funny. You could get caught in some nasty situations on that bike!
pretty friggin cool
the risks of an uncontrolled environment were greater than appear.
rad pants brah
Looks flexy. Jk super awesome
At that height, what good would a helmet even do? Way to go Richie.
that is real cool, was it a Critical Mass Ride?
I thought Hipsters were (deleted), I'm wrong…..respect!
That's rad!
When I see a bike like this I wonder why the manufacturer didn't just go one small step further and put in mounts for fenders. It just seems like they are turning their backs on a potential market segment. It wouldn't be much trouble, they wouldn't need to change the basic bike they made at all, just have some way to add fenders. I'm not trying to single out this bike or this manufacturer, I see it from most manufacturers.
I secretly want to see this guy eat shit. Secretly.
and here comes George rushing in with the "every bike should have fender mounts because its turning their back on a market segment." Of all posts to see that dumb comment on, this is one of the stupidest lol
@George, I couldn't agree more.
@ Chris, i'd rather take a parachute!
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DFCC Vardhana Bank PLC announced that at the Board meeting held on 26th September 2014, decided that Mr. Cedric Royle Jansz will succeed the current Chairman, Mr. J M S Brito, when his term of office as the Chairman of the Board DFCC Vardhana Bank ends on 11th October 2014. The retirement of Mr. Brito is under the section 3 (2) of the Banking Act Direction No 11 of 2007 which limits the maximum period of service of a director of a licensed commercial bank to nine years. Mr. C R Jansz is presently the Chairman of DFCC Bank and serves on the Board of DFCC Vardhana Bank PLC from 9th June 2014.
DFCC Vardhana Bank PLC, Board Meeting, Sep 26, 2014. Agenda: To consider the change of Chairman.
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|Returning to The Daniels Corporation's HighPark Condominiums
ALSO• Catching Up With TTC's Upcoming Highway 407 Station
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A saucy pic today. Motion condo site at Bay & Dundas.
South facade of the AGO
Yet another demonstration outside the U.S. Consulate on University Ave.
Back on topic - great photo series! All Toronto, all the time.
Yes, arrest Harper for the existence and possible bad treatment of terrorists at a U.S. Military installation.. Oh brother.
The south side of the AGO addition looks like it's covered in a permanent blue tarp. Everytime I look at it I anticipate it's removal and expect to see hidden glass. The area adjacent to the bottom right corner of the glass section looks odd. It appears as though it's bulging. Maybe that's where Rob Ford's ice cream is being hidden while he's on his diet?
are you always so needlessly bitchy?
answering my own question: no, you aren't, i've read lots of your stuff, but the above post has to be the worst example of political trolling i've seen in a while, and i'm surprised i took the bait
As near as I can figure, that truck has been there since 1997, which I believe was the 25th anniversary of City TV. Below is some more info from blogTO.
Theres a plaque in there that reads: " Pigeon resting place courtesy of Ron Reed" along with a box that contains a bottle of scotch and momentos.
The truck was put up for the 25th Anniversary. It was a close call when they found the original truck in a scrapyard near Glasdstone minutes before getting crushed into a cube.
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Front St. between York & Yonge is basically one giant construction zone. Royal York renos,Union Station makeover,Front infrastructure,L Tower and Backstage.
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And since you asked, it is possible to champion the kind of transportation infrastructure that is, as little as the good folks downtown care to admit it, necessary for the maintenance of their lifestyle, without actually being some arch conservative. I've lived on and around the 400s for decades and I'm simply more pragmatic about it than a lot of the people here. Or so it seems to me.


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The Indian Super League (ISL) should help pump up interest in the I-League and both tourneys in tandem could raise football quality in India, promoter of Dempo Sports Club and a director of ISL team FC Goa Shrinivas Dempo claims.
A second-half penalty from Haroon Amiri earned Dempo Sports Club a 1-0 win over 10-men Sporting Clube de Goa in GFA`s Charity Cup match, at Duler Stadium, here on Sunday.
Afghanistan football captain Zohib Islam Amiri has extended his contract with Goan giants Dempo Sports Club for another year.
His team`s name etched in the annals of Indian football history, Bengaluru FC captain Sunil Chhetri today termed the I-League debutants` triumph one of the most "significant moments" of his illustrious career.
First-timers Bengaluru FC wrote a new chapter in Indian football by clinching the I-League title in their debut season courtesy a 4-2 away win over Dempo Sports Club here, with captain Sunil Chhetri fittingly netting the final goal.
Bengaluru FC are close to becoming the first team to win the I-League on debut but will have to negotiate a tricky opponent when they take on Dempo Sports Club at the Nehru Stadium here Monday.
Dempo Sports Club will be looking for their ninth win of the season and a chance to climb further up in the table when they host Mumbai FC on Saturday at the Nehru Stadium here in the 23rd round I-League match.
Sporting Clube de Goa came back from two goals down to win 3-2 against Dempo Sports Club in the AIFF`s`s U-19 I-League (Goa zone) at Don Bosco ground here today.
Dempo Sports Club has roped in Under-19 national team striker Uttam Rai, one of the top prospects in India football.
Rai is currently with the AIFF U-19 Elite Academy in Goa. He chose the 5-time I-League champions after being courted by most of the top ranked clubs in country.
Top Afghanistan footballer Zohib Islam Amiri has joined Dempo Sports Club till the end of the 2013-14 season.
Jeje Lalpekhlua did the star turn for Dempo Sports Club as his first-half strike proved decisive in his team`s 1-0 win over defending champions Churchill Brothers in an I-League match at Duler Stadium in Mapusa on Wednesday.
A depleted Mohun Bagan, who are looking for their third straight win, will take on Dempo Sports Club in a seventh round match of the Airtel I-League tournament here on Friday.
Australian striker Sean Rooney struck twice to help Bengaluru FC beat Dempo Sports Club 3-1 in their Airtel I-League encounter here on Wednesday.
Dempo Sports Club on Thursday announced the signing of Sahil Tavora after the 18-year-old gave a final nod to his first professional contract.
Having lost this year`s I-League title to Churchill Brothers, Dempo Sports Club is planning to revamp the team by instilling young blood and roping in three players from Australia.
Dempo Sports Club hosted a farewell for their outgoing chief coach Armando Colaco whose contract with the club expires on May 31.
Injury-hit Dempo Sports Club will be looking to turn things around when they face United Sikkim FC in an I-League match here in Mapusa on Saturday.
Bollywood actor Shah Rukh Khan`s proposed deal to buy stake in the Goa-based Dempo Sports Club is reportedly "dying out".
I-League Champions Dempo Sports Club have roped in Liberian midfielder Johnny Menyongar to complete their foreign quota for the rest of the season.
The All India Football Federation (AIFF) will be effecting a major reshuffle in its upcoming Anual General Meeting (AGM), which will see induction of three new vice-presidents as well as members from the five zones.
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Mark Levin: The GOP has "no intention of repealing Obamacare" November 14th, 2014
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This page contains Love Football Unlockables for Xbox 360 called "Normal Achievements" and has been posted or updated on Sep 17, 2006 by darkrai666. Let us know what you think of this Unlockable by thumbs voting.
- Developer: Namco
- Publisher: Namco
- Genre: Sports Traditional Soccer
- Release Date: May 18, 2006
- ESRB: Not Set
Normal Achievements
Complete the following achievements to unlock Xbox Live Gamerscore points:
|How to Unlock:
|100 Assists (100 points)
|Get 100 assists in Japan Team Story mode.
|100 Hours (100 points)
|Play a total of 100 hours.
|100 Matches (50 points)
|Play a total of 100 matches.
|100 Points (50 points)
|Get a total of 100 points in Japan Team Story mode.
|Acquire All Teams (150 points)
|Unlock all special teams.
|Clear All Cups (50 points)
|Win every cup.
|Clear Japan Team Story (25 points)
|Complete Japan Team Story mode.
|Clear Japan Team Story For All Players (200 points)
|Complete Japan Team Story with every player.
|Complete A Hat Trick (25 points)
|Score a hat trick in Japan Team Story mode.
|Very Hard (150 points)
|Complete Japan Team Story mode in Very Hard difficulty.
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It's the Little Things I'm Thankful For
Our biggest blessings are our families and friends. But even the little things add up to become something really big.
Our biggest blessings are our families and friends. But even the little things add up to become something really big.
In honor of Thanksgiving Day, all City offices and facilities will be closed Thursday, Nov. 27, 2014, including the Gardens on Spring Creek, all recreation facilities, all libraries, the Museum of Discovery and Transfort bus services.
The last two years have been incredible for people who love to ski and ride in Colorado, and we expect this year to be just as big, if not bigger.
It's hard to say who will have the best deals for Thanksgiving and Black Friday. That's why I'm going to grab my guide on Wednesday from the Coloradoan.
As you will see by the way these kids handle themselves in the video in this post, with the likes of them at the helm, we could have a pretty bright future.
The 4th Annual Windsor Wonderland is December 6 from Noon to 5:00 PM. The Great Western Railway will be bringing Santa from the North Pole by train at Noon.
Timnath is excited to invite residents and non residents alike to their official lighting ceremony. The event takes place Friday, December 5 from 5:30 – 7:30 p.m. in Old Town Timnath.
With the lights in the trees in Old Town, it's not hard to find the holiday spirit. There are so many special events that encourage the glad tidings of the season. Some of them aren't even holiday specific, but with the time of year, they take on that type of feel.
There are so many great things to do in Fort Collins and Northern Colorado through the Christmas season. Here are 5 great family ideas!
I will be signing copies of my new book at Barnes and Noble in Fort Collins on Saturday from 1-3. Also, I will be performing the song from the book, and will be talking with the artist, Michael Webber, who created the illustrations for the graphic novel.
What are the holidays all about? Love, gratitude, giving thanks, giving gifts...and of course, FOOD! I never knew what a pie head I am.
The world has never been more connected. It has never been this easy to help each other. With a click we can donate, promote, share and encourage. However, we have to remember to ask!


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Sandy Hero Drowns During Trip to Puerto Rico
A New York City man who risked his own life to save at least a half-dozen people during the peak of Superstorm Sandy has died while on vacation in Puerto Rico.
FOX News Radio's Hank Weinbloom reports from New York:
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It was during the worst of Sandy in Belle Harbor, Queens. A storm surge pushed six feet of water down Beach 130th St. as homes were burning. Dylan Smith, a Rockaway Beach lifeguard, used his surfboard and a makeshift rope bridge and together with another Rockaway resident, pulled at least a half-dozen people to safety. People Magazine named Smith one of its heroes of 2012, although Smith said he didn't consider himself a hero.
Smith was in Puerto Rico, surfing this weekend. His body was pulled from the water, his surfboard nearby; an apparent drowning.
In New York, Hank Weinbloom, FOX News Radio.


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EBRIef archives:
[11/24/14] BenefitsPro: "Drop in families with retirement plans"
[11/24/14] Towers Watson: Ready, Set, Retire: Using Defined Contribution Plans to Improve Retirement Readiness -- 2014 North American Defined Contribution Plan Sponsor Survey Report
[11/24/14] Thompson Information Services: "Will Annuities Make Their Way Into Defined Contribution Plans?"
[11/24/14] Aegon: The Changing Face of Retirement -- Women: Balancing Family, Career & Financial Security
[11/24/14] Investment News: "DOL to review documents in 401(k) excessive fee suit"
[11/24/14] Congressional Research Service: Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (ACA): Resources for Frequently Asked Questions
[11/24/14] Employee Benefit News: "Employers optimistic about health plan coverage"
[11/24/14] SCOTUSBlog: "Oklahoma seeks faster health care appeal"
[11/21/14] CBS Money Watch: "How big is the U.S. retirement crisis?"
[11/21/14] Center for Retirement Research at Boston College: Are Retirees Falling Short? Reconciling the Conflicting Evidence [Working Paper]
[11/21/14] NTSA Net: "Major SE Cities' Pension Actions Stand, Stall on Courts' Whim"
[11/21/14] Business Insurance: "Employers to stick with health plan designs in 2015, add wellness incentives"
[11/21/14] Plan Sponsor: "Employers Expect Health Benefit Cost, Enrollment to Rise"
[11/21/14] The Washington Post: "Obamacare: A blessing for some small businesses, and a nightmare for others"
[11/21/14] Gallup: "In U.S., Ratings of U.S. Healthcare Coverage Generally Steady"
[11/21/14] LifeHealthPro: "Cost to develop a drug more than doubles"
[11/20/14] Mercer: "Modest health benefit cost growth continues as consumerism kicks into high gear"
[11/20/14] The Washington Post: "Few employers dropping health benefits, survey finds"
[11/20/14] Deloitte Center for Health Solutions: Dig deep: Impacts and implications of rising out-of-pocket health care costs
[11/20/14] Brookings: "Incentives for Small Firms to Self Fund Their Healthcare Plans"
[11/20/14] The Wall Street Journal [Blog]: "How 13 Million Americans Could Lose Insurance Subsidies"
[11/20/14] MarketWatch: "Are consumers getting gouged on health care?"
[11/20/14] Towers Watson: "Most U.S. Employers See Retirement Readiness as a Significant Issue for Employees, Towers Watson Survey Finds"
[11/20/14] Insurance Journal: "More Americans Retiring Later Than They Expected"
[11/20/14] Prudential: Guaranteed Lifetime Income and the Importance of Plan Design
[11/20/14] TIAA-CREF: TIAA-CREF Ready to Retire Survey - Executive Summary
[11/19/14] Buck Consultants FYI® In-Depth: "2015 Planning for ERISA Single-Employer Defined Contribution Plan Operations"
[11/19/14] American Century Investments®: Assumptions, Assessments and Actions: Plan Sponsor Views of Participant Support and Advisor Partnerships -- 2014 Findings of National Survey of Plan Sponsors
[11/19/14] Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation: PBGC Annual Report, Fiscal Year 2014
[11/19/14] ASPPA® Net: "Will Retirement Legislation Get a Restart in 2015?"
[11/19/14] The Washington Post: "Retirement's changing expectations"
[11/19/14] WPRI.com: "RI pension law still in legal jeopardy, 3 years later"
[11/19/14] Towers Watson: "Fortune 1000 Companies Have a $285 Billion Liability for Retiree Medical"
[11/19/14] Segal Consulting Newsletter: "More than Four Years After Passage: Assessing Your Plan's Compliance with the Affordable Care Act"
[11/19/14] Bloomberg: "Obamacare Premiums Climb 3% on Average Ahead of 2015 Enrollment"
[11/19/14] Forbes: "U.S. Annual Healthcare Spending Is a Stunning $3.4 Trillion, Says Study"
[11/17/14] Internal Revenue Service: Employee Plans News [Nov. 13, 2014]
[11/17/14] Center for State & Local Government Excellence Issue Brief: "Retirement Benefit Decisions by City and County Governments"
[11/17/14] NAFA Annuity Outlook: "Are Americans Willing to Pay for Their Own Pension?"
[11/17/14] Insured Retirement Institute: It's Time to Save for Retirement: The Benefit of Saving Early and the Cost of Delay
[11/17/14] Milliman White Paper: "Developing pension plan investment strategy: A variety of considerations"
[11/17/14] KCRA.com: "Franklin Templeton appeals Stockton's bankruptcy plan"
[11/17/14] eParisExtra: "Considering Health Care Costs in Retirement"
[11/17/14] Kaiser Health News: "Employers With Workers in Several States Face Challenge Using SHOP Exchanges"
[11/17/14] USA Today: "More insurers, more plans on federal healthcare exchange"
[11/17/14] Alegeus Technologies: "Alegeus Technologies Research Reveals that Consumers Want to Choose their Own HSA Financial Institution vs. Having Their Employer Choose for Them"
[11/14/14] Aon Hewitt: "Aon Hewitt Analysis Shows Upward Trend in U.S. Health Care Cost Increases"
[11/14/14] Towers Watson: "Employers Scaling Back Health Coverage for Spouses and Dependents"
[11/14/14] National Center for Policy Analysis Health Policy Blog: "HSA-Eligible Plans are Widely Available in Obamacare Exchanges"
[11/14/14] The Commonwealth Fund Issue Brief: "Too High a Price: Out-of-Pocket Health Care Costs in the United States -- Findings from the Commonwealth Fund Health Care Affordability Tracking Survey, September-October 2014"
[11/14/14] Plan Sponsor: "SCOTUS Hears Arguments in CBA Benefits Case"
[11/14/14] BenefitsPro: "Depression's billion-dollar hit to workplace productivity"
[11/14/14] Plan Sponsor: "Building Better Retirement Outcomes, with Better Tools"
[11/14/14] NAPA Net: "DC Provider Consolidation Picks Up"
[11/13/14] American Express OPEN Forum: "The Myth of the Moveable Employee (and Why You Shouldn't Believe It)"
[11/13/14] Journal of the American Medical Association: "Recent Trends in Employer-Sponsored Insurance"
[11/13/14] Foley & Lardner LLP: 2014 Telemedicine Survey Executive Summary
[11/13/14] LifeHealthPro: "Republicans plan to erode Obamacare by redefining work hours"
[11/13/14] Milliman 100 Pension Funding Index: "Milliman analysis: Corporate pension funded status drops by $8 billion in October -- Strong investment gain of $14 billion offset by liability increases of $22 billion"
[11/13/14] Bloomberg BNA: "Auditor Says Many Sponsors Don't Know Plan Documents, Aren't Aware They're Fiduciaries"
[11/13/14] Richmond Times-Dispatch: "What to consider when your company offers a pension buyout"
[11/13/14] Morningstar: "One Retirement, Many Accounts: How Investors Allocate"
[11/13/14] Guardian Life Insurance Company of America: The Guardian Small Business Owners Retirement Readiness Study
[11/13/14] Vanguard Blog [Insights and opinions from Vanguard leaders]: "The 4% spending rule, 20 years later"
[11/13/14] Internal Revenue Service: Application of One-Per-Year Limit on IRA Rollovers [Announcement 2014-32]
[11/13/14] Congressional Budget Office: How CBO Analyzes the Effects of Changes in Federal Fiscal Policies on the Economy
[11/12/14] Investment Company Institute Research Report: "Defined Contribution Plan Participants' Activities, First Half 2014"
[11/12/14] U.S. Department of Labor Employee Benefits Security Administration: Revisions to Annual Return/Report -- Multiple-Employer Plans; Interim final rule with request for comments [as published in the Federal Register on Nov. 10, 2014]
[11/12/14] Insured Retirement Institute: "IRI: New Paper Adds to Growing Chorus Recognizing Value of Longevity Annuities"
[11/12/14] The Motley Fool: "Retirement Planning: Half of You Answered 'No' to This Critical Question"
[11/12/14] ASPPA® Net: "Borzi, ERISA Advisory Council Exchange Updates"
[11/12/14] Health Care Attorneys P.C.: "Nondiscrimination Rules -- An Overview for 2015"
[11/12/14] SCOTUSblog: "Delay sought on health care at appeals court"
[11/12/14] The Wall Street Journal [Blog]: "What to Expect from the Next Congress on the ACA"
[11/12/14] Buck Consultants' FYI®: "NYC to Require Employers to Offer Pretax Transit Benefits"
[11/12/14] U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics: "Sixty-five percent of workers in the Northeast had access to paid sick leave in March 2014"
[11/7/14] Buck Consultants' FYI®: "2015 Health FSA Contribution Limit and Other ACA Indexed Amounts"
[11/7/14] U.S. Department of Labor Employee Benefits Security Administration: FAQs about Affordable Care Act Implementation (Part XXII) [Compliance of Premium Reimbursement Arrangements]
[11/7/14] Sibson Consulting Perspectives: "Discovering Hidden Health Plan Savings Through Data Analytics and Predictive Modeling"
[11/7/14] The Institute for HealthCare Consumerism [The Private Exchange Blog]: "When It Comes to Exchanges, Don't Let Your Employees Go It Alone"
[11/7/14] The Business Journal: "Corporate wellness programs gain momentum"
[11/7/14] USA Today: "After Republican sweep, uncertainty over ACA"
[11/7/14] Fidelity Investments: "Fidelity's Quarterly Retirement Snapshot: Average Balances Increase Year-Over-Year, Record Contributions"
[11/7/14] Wall St. Cheat Sheet: "The 6 Biggest Mistakes People Make When Saving for Retirement"
[11/7/14] The Washington Post: "Where to get advice for your 401(k)"
[11/7/14] NAPA Net: "MassMutual Settles 'Functional Fiduciary' Case"
[11/6/14] Milliman: Milliman 2014 Public Pension Funding Study
[11/6/14] Forbes: "The Pension Crisis in Illinois"
[11/6/14] BenefitsPro: "7 questions for Sen. Hatch on retirement and the election"
[11/6/14] Segal Consulting's Capital Checkup: "New Rules for Cafeteria Plans"
[11/6/14] U.S. Department of Labor: Report to Congress: 2014 Annual Report on Self-Insured Group Health Plans
[11/6/14] Medical Expenditure Panel Survey Statistical Brief #455: "The Concentration of Health Care Expenditures and Related Expenses for Costly Medical Conditions, 2012"
[11/6/14] Forbes: "A Two-Tiered Health Care System Is Coming Faster Than You Think"
[11/6/14] The New York Times: "Why One Insurer Sees a Growing Market for Small-Business Health Insurance"
[11/6/14] KPBS: "Californians Vote Against Insurance Commissioner Regulating Health Insurance Costs"
[11/6/14] Fisher & Phillips LLP: "Earned Sick Leave Becomes Law in Massachusetts"
[11/5/14] Kiplinger's Personal Finance: "Guide to Picking the Best Health Insurance for 2015"
[11/5/14] Bloomberg Businessweek: "Franchise Industry: We're Already Cutting Hours Because of Obamacare"
[11/5/14] The New York Times: "Providing Health Insurance Still a Struggle for Small Business"
[11/5/14] Kaiser Health News: "Obama Administration Closing Health Law Loophole for Plans Without Hospitalization"
[11/5/14] Milliman's Client Action Bulletin: "Year-End Compliance Issues for Single-Employer Retirement Plans"
[11/5/14] ASPPA® Net: "10 Best Practices in Using Service Agreements"
[11/5/14] Plan Sponsor: "Plan Fiduciaries Liable for Mispriced ESOP Stock Purchase"
[11/5/14] The Washington Post: "Why you shouldn't use retirement savings to pay off debt"
[11/4/14] USA Today: "The fight over protecting retirement savings"
[11/4/14] LifeHealthPro: "Washington watchers see big retirement push in 2015"
[11/4/14] The Wall Street Journal: "PIMCO Upheaval a Quandary for Retirement Plans"
[11/4/14] NAPA Net: "How to Close the Gender Gap in Retirement Confidence"
[11/4/14] National Center for Policy Analysis Health Policy Blog: "Employer-Based Benefits: Health Spending Up 3.9 Percent in 2013"
[11/4/14] Bloomberg: "Honeywell Fends Off EEOC Bid to Bar Wellness Penalty"
[11/4/14] McKenna Long & Aldridge LLP: "Amendment to San Francisco's Health Care Law Impacts Use of HRAs"
[11/4/14] Concord Monitor: "Health plan 'Cadillac tax' frustrates government employers"
[11/4/14] Congressional Research Service: Social Security: Cost-of-Living Adjustments
[11/4/14] Social Security Bulletin:
- "How Effective Is the Social Security Statement? Informing Younger Workers about Social Security"
- "Incentivizing Delayed Claiming of Social Security Retirement Benefits Before Reaching the Full Retirement Age"
[11/3/14] Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services: Health Plan Identifier [Excerpt: "Effective October 31, 2014, the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) Office of e-Health Standards and Services (OESS), the division of the Department of Health & Human Services (HHS) that is responsible for enforcement of compliance with the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 (HIPAA) standard transactions, code sets, unique identifiers and operating rules, announces a delay, until further notice, in enforcement of 45 CFR 162, Subpart E, the regulations pertaining to health plan enumeration and use of the Health Plan Identifier (HPID) in HIPAA transactions adopted in the HPID final rule (CMS-0040-F). This enforcement delay applies to all HIPAA covered entities, including healthcare providers, health plans, and healthcare clearinghouses."]
[11/3/14] Health Care Attorneys P.C.: "Toeing the Line - The Coverage Eligibility Limits for a New Full-Time Employee in 2015"
[11/3/14] DailyFinance: "This Hidden Health Care Cost Keeps Heading Higher"
[11/3/14] ASPE Issue Brief: "Survey Data on Health Insurance Coverage for 2013 and 2014"
[11/3/14] USA Today: "How to pay for health care in retirement"
[11/3/14] Callan Investments Institute: Saving Public Defined Benefit Plans [Talking Points]
[11/3/14] Plan Sponsor: "Attorney Explains TDF Annuity Rule"
[11/3/14] Plan Adviser: "Strategies for Increasing Employees' Retirement Savings"
[11/3/14] BlackRock®: U.S. Investor Pulse Survey 2014 -- What Investors Are Thinking
[11/3/14] U.S. Department of Labor: ERISA 40th Anniversary Timeline
What's new at EBRI this month:
EBRI 2014 Spring Policy Forum: "'Crisis' Management: Uncertainty and the Workplace" ["gavel-to-gavel" webcast - Prerecorded broadcast available through the International Foundation of Employee Benefit Plans]
EBRI 2013 Fall Policy Forum: "Employee Benefits: Today, Tomorrow, and Yesterday" ["gavel-to-gavel" webcast - Prerecorded broadcast available through the International Foundation of Employee Benefit Plans]
"EBRI Now on Twitter" [EBRI Press Release, 2/6/09]
401(k) Balances and Changes Due to Market Volatility
November 2014 EBRI Issue Brief - "Individual Account Retirement Plans: An Analysis of the 2013 Survey of Consumer Finances"
November 2014 EBRI Notes - "Views on the Value of Voluntary Workplace Benefits: Findings from the 2014 Health and Voluntary Workplace Benefits Survey" and "The Gap Between Expected and Actual Retirement: Evidence From Longitudinal Data"
What's new in employee benefits:
- 401khelpcenter.com Daily News Digest
- Aon Hewitt Washington Report Index -- weekly legislative updates affecting the U.S. workforce and workplace
- Business Insurance -- late-breaking news items posted every business day
- Employee Plans News (IRS) [on retirement plans]
- HR News Online -- a daily update from the Society for Human Resource Management
The following items have been added to the Government Accountability Office's Web site in Portable Document (PDF) format:
Individual Retirement Accounts: IRS Could Bolster Enforcement on Multimillion Dollar Accounts, but More Direction from Congress Is Needed. GAO-15-16, October 20. Highlights.
Small Business Health Insurance Exchanges: Low Initial Enrollment Likely due to Multiple, Evolving Factors. GAO-15-58, November 13. Highlights.
Pension Plan Valuation: Views on Using Multiple Measures to Offer a More Complete Financial Picture. GAO-14-264, September 30. Highlights.
Patient Protection And Affordable Care Act: Largest Issuers of Health Coverage Participated in Most Exchanges, and Number of Plans Available Varied.
GAO-14-657, August 29. Highlights.
Statement for the Record: Individual Retirement Accounts: Preliminary Information on IRA Balances Accumulated as of 2011, by James R. McTigue, director, strategic issues, and Charles A. Jeszeck, director, education, workforce, and income security issues, to the Senate Committee on Finance. GAO-14-878T, September 16. Highlights.
["This statement was amended on October 22, 2014, to revise the estimated individual retirement account and defined contribution plan accumulations for our illustrative contribution scenarios with balances invested in an S&P 500 portfolio. The original estimates used a price index that did not include reinvested dividends. Table 2 and the text on page 8 have been updated to reflect total returns on the investments."]
Older Americans: Inability to Repay Student Loans May Affect Financial Security of a Small Percentage of Retirees, by Charles A. Jeszeck, director, education, workforce, and income security, before the Senate Special Committee On Aging. GAO-14-866T, September 10. Highlights.
If a title link above no longer works, click here for the GAO home page and search for the report by keyword or report number. Click here to browse by date, topic, or agency. Searches for reports can also be conducted in the Government Accountability Office (GAO) Reports Online via GPO Access database.
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TWO dispersal orders will be in place across the city for the first time since the police were given extra powers.
It comes after 275 complaints were made about drunken behaviour and drug abuse in the St Clements area of Oxford.
Police have now introduced a dispersal order – giving them the power to order troublemakers to stay away and break up groups of two or more people – for the area.
It will cover St Clements, Angel and Greyhound Meadow and the area between and will come into force on Monday.
Police will have the power to break up groups of two or more people and take home unaccompanied under-16s in the area after 9pm.
It will be the first time Oxford has had two dispersal order zones at once since they were created by the 2003 Anti-Social Behaviour Act.
The other, at Speedwell Street, will be in place for another six months from Monday.
Out of a total of 563 calls from the St Clemets area to Thames Valley Police this year, 275 were about anti-social behaviour.
Homeless drinkers gather every night on York Place, according to residents, make noise and take drugs.
Queen's College home bursar, Linda Irving-Bell, said the problem was making life intolerable for staff at The Florey Building there.
She said: "People scream, shout abuse at those in the building and drink beer, it is absolutely terrible.
"Our caretaker lives down there with her family and her young son and she's afraid to use her outside area. People leave needles and go to the toilet along there.
"It has been going on a long time but it increased this year.
"We have conference delegates staying there and they have complained numerous times, we are at risk of losing that trade which we need to support our student costs."
She said drinkers used to congregate in St Clement's car park, but since new homes were built there this year they had been pushed into York Place.
She added: "Hopefully the police don't just use a dispersal order, hopefully it's part of a wider approach to engage with these people."
Anna Kostro, who has lived at Anchor Court in York Place four years, moved from a flat overlooking St Clement's to one further back this week because of late-night drinkers making noise.
She said: "People have a right to enjoy themselves but if there were more police around they would think twice about breaking the law."
Anti-social behaviour officer Mike Ellis said complaints had been received about people having bonfires in the meadow, drinking, vagrants in the park damaging trees, and "loutish behaviour" in St Clement's.
He said: "We tried traditional policing methods of engaging with people. The community response team went on patrols trying to point out this behaviour won't be tolerated when there are groups hanging out. It is clear from these figures this is a growing problem."
The order will last for at least six months, then be reviewed.
PC Ellis said the people causing problems in the St Clement's area were not the same ones who had caused problems in Speedwell Street displaced.
The last time a dispersal order had been used in the city was in Rose Hill eight years ago.
- SECTIONS 30-36 of the Anti-Social Behaviour Act 2003 (ASBA) gave police in England and Wales powers to disperse groups of two or more people from areas where there is persistent anti-social behaviour, as well as take home under-16s on the streets in a dispersal zone between 9pm and 6am who are not accompanied by a parent or responsible adult.
- A new Anti-Social, Crime and Policing Bill, which would over-write current dispersal orders, was introduced to the House of Commons last year. That bill is expected to receive Royal Assent by the end of the year.
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Storm came at an ideal time for school, highway officials
MANCHESTER - The snowstorm's timing was perfect for the city's school department. With students on Christmas vacation, there was no need for a delayed start, no cancellations, no bus problems. no snow day to potentially extend the school year.
The timing wasn't bad for the highway department, either. Deputy Public Works Director Tim Clougherty said the crews and snow equipment went out at midnight Wednesday and were able to take care of the priorities: main streets first, arterial roadways next and then the remaining streets.
"I anticipate sending them home at the end of the day (3:30 p.m.)," he said early Thursday afternoon.
Because a snow emergency was declared for Wednesday night, all vehicles had to be off the streets between 10 p.m. and 6 a.m. to permit snowplowing.
Not everybody got the message, despite the flashing strobe lights on traffic lights that signal the snow emergency and the email and text messages motorists can sign up for on the city website.
Manchester police said 194 vehicles were towed to the impound lot at Derryfield Park, to be retrieved by their owners for $110.
The city provides two locations for residents to park their vehicles during snow emergencies: the Victory parking garage at Chestnut and Amherst streets and the Pearl Street parking lot.
Between the parking ban and the towed vehicles, the city streets were pretty clear and crews were able to make their first pass down the center of the street, so traffic could go through, and then work clearing to the sides.
Clougherty said some streets got more than one pass during the storm, but with the snow winding down Thursday afternoon, Clougherty was comfortable that street clearing was under control.
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Silicon Valley veteran Dave Peterschmidt, former CEO of Openwave Systems and Inktomi, has been named CEO and board member of Colorado's Ciber Inc.
Peterschmidt succeeds Mac Slingerlend, who announced his retirement as president, CEO and director at the Greenwood Village-based information technology integrator (NYSE: CBR) in April. Peter Cheesbrough, Ciber's executive VP and CFO, has been serving as interim president and CEO.
Peterschmidt's appointment takes effect today.
"Ciber is playing in one of the most dynamic markets in the world today," he said in a statement. "As more companies look to trusted partners to outsource their technology services, Ciber is well positioned with its core assets in products, people and partners to deliver solutions that are optimal to customers."
He said his initial focus "will be to streamline operations across the company and bolster innovation in emerging areas to best position us to deliver on the global opportunity ahead."
His appointment comes after Ciber posted steep drops in fourth-quarter and full-year 2009 earnings, coming short of Wall Street expectations, followed by a gentler decline in the first quarter. The stock, which has been trading in the $2.51-$4.50 range over the last 52 weeks, closed at $2.77 Wednesday.
Before serving as president and CEO at Redwood City, Calif.-based communications-software company Openwave Systems Inc. (NASDAQ:OPWV) from 2004 to 2007, Peterschmidt, 62, was CEO and chairman of Inktomi Corp. for seven years, joining the Internet search and web-caching company as a startup, leading it through an IPO and its 2003 acquisition by Yahoo.
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Nor do many believe that the current anchors can be replicated, even were that worth doing. ''When you think of Cronkite, you think of him crawling around on his belly with a typewriter in World War II,'' Ailes says, recalling the CBS newsman's legendary early career as a U.P.I. war correspondent whose exploits included crash-landing into the Battle of the Bulge. ''Dan was at the Kennedy assassination. Jennings was a foreign correspondent. I have respect for these people. They've been there.'' Their likely successors, the prevailing view has it, could never boast the same authority. The decline in momentous stories to cover after the fall of the Berlin Wall, as well as the overall cutback in network news budgets and foreign bureaus, stilled the assembly line that once minted anchors.
When Cronkite was preparing to depart, there were at least three heavyweight contenders for his seat at CBS alone: Rather, Roger Mudd and Charles Kurault. In the new succession sweepstakes, the A list at all three networks combined has dwindled to Williams, 43, at NBC and John Roberts, 45, at CBS. (At ABC, the principal sub for Jennings, Charles Gibson, 59, is ensconced at ''Good Morning America.'') Though they have done duty overseas, few think of them as battle-seasoned.
''I think Brian Williams has been to New Jersey,'' Ailes says. ''He's a perfectly fine news reader, a good guy, pretty smart. But you can't invent gravitas.'' While Ailes doesn't think the evening news ''will die a sudden death'' when the big three anchors leave, he can picture a fast meltdown. ''They'll give John Roberts 13 weeks,'' he says with characteristic theatrical hyperbole, ''and if he doesn't get the age demographics, the ratings or more ad dollars, they'll take him out back and shoot him. And he'll end up the lead anchor in Detroit for the rest of his life.''
Yet there are some strong abstainers to the Twilight of the Anchors orthodoxy, starting with the heads of the Big Three network news divisions, who unequivocally dismiss reports of the death of both the anchorman and the evening news. ''If you listen to Roger Ailes say it loudly enough and often enough, it sounds plausible,'' says David Westin, the president of ABC News. ''But if you look at the curve for prime-time entertainment at the networks, the audience is in steeper decline than it is for news, including for demographics. And no one says prime-time entertainment is going to go anywhere.''
Just look at the numbers, say Westin and company. The combined audience of the three nightly network broadcasts, even in their reduced state, is still larger than that of most prime-time entertainments -- 30 million viewers each night versus 24 million for a No. 1 sitcom like ''Friends.'' (Not bad for 6:30.) Despite all the hype, the combined prime-time audience for all three cable news networks is three million -- or one-tenth the viewership of the evening news, and with no younger demographics (median age at CNN, 58; at Fox, 56).
Then why this constant talk that we're at the end of an era? ''It's a Schadenfreude frenzy on the part of print reporters and cable people, all triggered by Disney's Mickey Mouse treatment of Ted Koppel,'' says Andrew Heyward, the president of CBS News. ''Cable wants to believe that it's the future and we're the past. Print wants to believe we're dumber, shallower and bizarrely richer.''
He may just have a point. Cable news is better at self-promotion than at drawing network-size audiences. Some print journalists do resent the fame and wealth of TV news stars whom they tend to regard as glib actors reading from ''My Weekly Reader''-level scripts. Almost everyone predicting the demise of the evening news does have an investment in its demise. If the mass network audience that still gathers for the Big Three disperses, might not the niche alternatives, like cable news channels and newspapers, inherit the earth? Maybe. But wishing can't make it so, and the constantly chanted mantra that the network anchor and evening news are on their way out may, in fact, be dead wrong.
In the middle of the story about the End of TV News as We Know It are the anchors themselves. They certainly occupy a strange position in the American scheme of status. Not quite movie stars, not quite officialdom, they are more famous than most movie stars and more powerful than most politicians. They have their own idiosyncratic gestalt. Though they come from unpretentious backgrounds -- Brokaw and Rather are émigrés from small towns and the working class; Jennings didn't finish high school -- they dress like captains of industry for their nightly broadcasts: bespoke suits, spread-collar shirts and power ties. ''On assignment,'' they wear costumes from stock -- Rather in a flak jacket to cover the Middle East; Brokaw in a parka for the Olympics. For many Americans, the anchors designate a news event as serious simply by lending it their presence, even if that decision sometimes seems to have more to do with personal image-tending than with journalism. (After their over-the-top anchoring binge at Princess Di's funeral, they had little choice but to cover Mother Teresa's soon after, although there was no earthly, as opposed to heavenly, reason for them to do so.) Lest anyone think they are less intellectual than their print colleagues, they all write books, or in some cases co-write them -- a literary output (most conspicuously Brokaw's ''Greatest Generation'' series) that can achieve the kind of instant best-sellerdom that can drive full-time noncelebrity authors to drink.


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Oops. I've done it again. I thought there was another week in July. What a surprise. One of Hardin County's Finest Cooks will be next month and this week I am giving you another Recipe Roundup, just because I had it done.
Combining pineapple and coconut can almost make you think you are at the beach. Putting these two flavors together in a cake is an extra tasty treat.
Maybe playing some wave sounds on your iPod and siting in the sunshine can help with that illusion.
Having summer guests for dinner or overnight company for a week's vacation? With the heat of summer and the fact that you want to prepare dessert for your company, the thought of not wanting to heat up the kitchen and/or the entire house by baking a pie or cake leaves you in a dilemma.
Many television cooking shows present contestants with certain ingredients and challenge them to come up with something.
I do my own little cooking challenges sometimes. Today's adventure is one of those.
Sometimes I challenge myself to try a new recipe based on the ingredients in my cabinet and refrigerator.
Summertime means the garden is including a plethora of squash and zucchini.
There's so much you can do with these two vegetables and I try to find new recipes every year.
You can fry them, bake them, use them in a salad and even in a veggie lasagna. Making squash or zucchini bread is tasty and can be easily frozen to enjoy at another time.
A week ago, I highlighted fruits that are in season right now — peaches and blackberries — and this week I have some recipes for you that also are in season: zucchini, yellow squash and cucumbers.
A few weekends ago, Tyler, my youngest cousin, got married in a beautiful outdoor ceremony. His reception food was a little outside the norm, but delicious.
Wedding guests each brought a dish and it literally was an old-fashioned potluck down on the farm. The wedding and reception took place at the family homestead, which he bought a few years ago.
This time of the year is wonderful with so many fresh fruits and vegetables. My husband's garden is already providing tomatoes, cabbage, green peppers, zucchini, summer squash and beets.
The Fourth of July will be filled with picnics and family cookouts.
Potato salad will be plentiful, many a chicken will be fried and grills will be fired up for a variety of eats.
Whether you feast at a picnic, spread out on a blanket or surrounding the kitchen table, it's an American tradition to celebrate our nation's independence with food.
Actually, like many other cultures, it's an American tradition to celebrate pretty much anything with food.
Thomas Wolfe once said, "You can't go home again." I disagree.
I go home to a wonderful community festival, White Mills Days, as often as I can. It always is on the weekend of the Fourth of July and is because of the good graces of the White Mills Christian Camp who owns the old Richardson Hotel.
The camp is second to none with wonderful facilities and this weekend, the White Mills Civic League holds its festival on their campground.
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Timothy Dalyrymple is a published author, and a Ph.D. While I was learning to field strip an M-16, he was learning about Kierkegaard. He's also got more degrees than you can shake a stick at. He's generally a good guy, means well, wants the best for our country, and on top of it all, he lets a lightweight like me stand up on my wee little soapbox and hold forth on why I am Catholic.
Timothy, managing editor of the Patheos Evangelical portal, has been hanging around lately with the likes of Hugh Hewitt, "a nationally syndicated radio host with Salem; he's also a brilliant law professor and practicing attorney, an accomplished author, and a true leader in the conservative movement." When I lived in Southern California, I used to watch Hewitt on KPBS from time to time.
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A friend of mine shared the following essay with me recently. She knows I'm a baseball fan, but I'm not sure if she realizes I'm a newbie writer. Either way, it's a good little piece written by the fellow you see in the photograph here.
I have been a baseball player for twenty-eight years, the last fifteen of which I have had the blessing of playing professionally.
I am currently a pitcher for the New York Mets, and I specialize in throwing the knuckleball. I have had an affinity for literature for an equally long time. I remember writing poetry, albeit the "make a wish with a fish on a dish" type stuff, as early as fourth grade. All this is to say that throughout my career as a baseball player, I have been able to discover a great many similarities between the game of baseball and the written word. [Read more...]
The Catholic Church is not against the Affordable Care Act, which the Supreme Court just upheld today in a landmark decision that found it constitutional. The Bishops, via the USCCB, seek for the ACA to be "repaired," not "scrapped."
Following enactment of ACA, the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB) has not joined in efforts to repeal the law in its entirety, and we do not do so today.The decision of the Supreme Court neither diminishes the moral imperative to ensure decent health care for all, nor eliminates the need to correct the fundamental flaws described above. We therefore continue to urge Congress to pass, and the Administration to sign, legislation to fix those flaws. [Read more...]
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Fernando Torres has insisted he wants to stay at Chelsea and win more trophies. Torres has endured a wretched two years at Stamford Bridge in terms of his personal form, despite winning the Champions League , FA Cup and European Championship in that time. The £50million man, who has scored just 19 goals in 90 appearances, has been linked with a move away from the European champions. But asked whether he felt vindicated over his decision to quit Liverpool in January 2011, Torres told FIFA.com: "One of the main reasons to come to Chelsea was that they are always aiming for trophies. I needed to win trophies because they are what you have after you have finished. "In my first full season, we won the FA Cup and Champions League. What more can you ask? We have a chance now to win the FIFA Club World Cup. "I have four more years on my contract so hopefully I can win many more things - the Premier League would be amazing. The Capital One Cup and the Community Shield als...
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manufacturers, tread cautiously over the sensitive product's price."In
accordance with the government decision, the prices of Tnuva's supervised
products including milk, Emek deli cheese, butter, yogurt and cheese are rising
an average of 3.5%," Tnuva CEO Arik Shor said in a statement."We pledged
to sensitively manage the balance of basic dairy product prices, and that's what
we're doing."While other dairy prices have risen, this is the first time
the price of cottage has increased since the social protests.The price
committee actually recommended raising dairy prices by 6.3%, but Finance
Ministry Yuval Steinitz only allowed a 3.5% increase."Given the fact
that we're talking about a sharp price increase on a basic product, I found it
necessary to moderate the committee's recommendation," Steinitz said.The
original decision on pricing was due several months ago, but at the request of Prime Minister
Binyamin Netanyahu in the run-up to elections, the issue was set aside. Steinitz
said the pricing committee was already in the advanced stages of reexamining its
pricing procedures.But that didn't stop social activists from expressing
their outrage."Instead of milking cows, at Tnuva they have decided to
milk the Israeli consumer," said Itzik Alrov, who initiated the cottage cheese
protests in June 2011."In order to lower the cost of living and reduce
prices, the regulators must order the immediate dismantling of Tnuva into
several smaller companies that will compete with one another," he continued,
calling the lack of competition in the dairy market "shocking."A
spokeswoman for the Agriculture Ministry noted that basic products under price
supervision were sold below their market value as a result of government
intervention, adding that competition is not the only problem in Israel's dairy
market."The biggest issue is the price of grain to feed the cows," she
said.In Europe, greener pastures mean European dairies spend less on
grains throughout much of the year. A lack of abundant edible greens in Israel
ultimately makes milk more expensive, she said.Tnuva pointed out that in
October 2012, the price of raw milk rose 9.4%. However, the Agriculture Ministry
noted, products like fruits and vegetables are generally cheaper in Israel than
in Europe.Unfortunately, those prices are on the upswing as
well.According to figures released by the Central Bureau of Statistics
on Sunday, despite a general 0.2% fall in the consumer price index from December
2012 to January 2013, fruits and vegetable prices rose 5.7%.According to
the report, this increase hit poor communities harder than rich
ones.When adjusted to reflect the general "basket" of goods the various
classes consume, fruit and vegetable prices jumped 7.4% for the weakest fifth of
the population in the past month, while only rising an adjusted 4.7% for the
economy's strongest fifth.The spike came mostly from fresh vegetable
prices, which rose 12.6% in January, led by large price increases in the cost of
eggplants (62.1%), tomatoes (23.6%), cucumbers and zucchinis (21.2%
each).Were January's food prices not countered by a sharp 8.1% drop in
clothing prices and a 2.4% dip in cellular prices, the overall inflation would
have remained positive.Since last January, inflation balanced out at a
moderate 1.5%.Apartment prices, which are not counted in the index, rose
6.7% in 2012.
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