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After 3 days of no sleep, I tend to hallucinate and it is rather comical. Have you ever watched raccoons in top hats and cocktail coats dance across the road? Seen an all purple cow? People turning into Chickens on a college campus and dancing and singing?
Sleep deprivation isn't all that bad when funnies keep me laughing... lol.View Thread
Prayers and hugs and lots of love.
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I laughed at the dentistry tools. Remember Astro pops? I used this to pull out a perfectly good tooth as a child so that my sister would have a tooth for the tooth fairy.
Be well Kate-Te and I will try to be the same...
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"Perhaps the truth depends on a walk around the lake." - Wallace Stevens. This was followed by a "Let's do some grounding, today using Acupressure points around the chest." This was followed by the session of Safe and Unsafe Self-Nurturing and develop a plan for the week of ways to give "yourself gifts of ways to increase safe self nurturing and gifts to decrease unsafe self nurturing."
Being ill with Bronchitis/Pneumonia, construction, traffic, I was already feeling irritable, frustrated, annoyed when I arrived at my T's office.
The phrase above just further made me feel angry. The grounding... I wanted to scream... then the session, really ticked me off.
Really, I stated... First, years of therapy are spent in getting me to "feel" emotions, only to spend the years thereafter learning to distract, ground, and self nurture away these very emotions. I find this contradicting. I also wanted to know how this band aid approach to the crap of my life was going to fix anything. This was met with, I know this is hard, Let's just focus on the moment. Again, I just wanted to scream.. Obviously you do not know if you are again trying to do the "let's focus" thing. I want answers, I want to discover the problem and fix it. Not medicate it, not bandage it. Is this too much to ask?
No answer was forthcoming obviously. Then to awaken from nightmares, screaming and crying this a.m. and even awake feeling the nightmare continue to play out, thus triggering flashbacks so that reality became blurred...
If it were not for my partner, I would have SH'd again this week. I kept disassociating yesterday and my T kept "bringing me back into the moment" wanting me to experience this... grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr....
Does anyone else have issues with always having to Ground, Distract and Self-Nurture? If so, what do you do that helps? What do you think? Feel?
BonnieView Thread
We all have slip ups and according to my T, always will... She state's the work is in trying to go longer and longer between episodes. So, Please, do not be so hard on yourself.
CJ, I love what you wrote and laughed at the "Big Girl Panties" and "roll of eyes." You hit it square on! Your advice on seeking help for the increased workload was also right on.
I, too, slipped up last week after therapy. I was triggered by it. Yesterday, I was triggered again and awoke to nightmares this a.m. but thankfully my partner was with me to help me through this so that I stayed safe.
Be gentle with yourself.
Hugs.View Thread
You are most welcome.
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Did you see the recent news report showing that the moon is affecting people's sleep at the moment?
I will continue to pray for rest for you all.
BonnieView Thread
I can relate to you Sweet Sister. I have never felt I mattered either and one of my most difficult challenges is facing all that has been taken from me. My T and I are working on this but I must say it is a struggle and now that I'm feeling "feelings", I can say it brings up the urges to SH. She said this is the work...
Here is a Book I am Currently Reading:
Stolen Tomorrows by Steven and Abby Levenkron. It is Understand and treating women's childhood sexual abuse.
Misty, YOU DO MATTER... To me... and I am certain to others here as well. You are not pathetic. You are strong and courageous. The lot you were dealt in life, to have made it this far, speaks volumes.
Offering to you, gentle hugs from the wings of a butterfly.
BonnieView Thread
You are strong. You WILL get thru this. You are WOMAN and I hear you ROAR!View Thread
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Dunn Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon 2006
Cabernet Sauvignon from Napa Valley, California
Winemaker's Notes
Highly concentrated, very bright. Aromas of balckberry, silky smooth and dry. Very youthful and long, but surprisingly succulent.
The Napa Valley wines include up to 15% Napa Valley floor fruit with the remainder of the fruit coming from Howell Mountain. This floor fruit contributes to the wine's softer approach, even though the wines usually can be laid down for 15+ years.
Critical Acclaim
Vinous / Antonio Galloni - "The 2006 Cabernet Sauvignon Napa Valley is quite a bit richer than the 2005 tasted alongside it. The 2006 shows gorgeous depth as it opens up in the glass. Dark fruit, licorice, smoke and tar are some of the notes that flesh out in this broad-shouldered Cabernet Sauvignon. A creamy, textured finish rounds things out in style. Anticipated maturity: 2012-2026. "
International Wine Cellar - "Deep medium ruby. Sexy, inviting aromas of dark berries, licorice pastille, spicecake and leather. Densely packed but light on its feet, with good sweetness and breadth to the black fruit flavors. Distinctly round for a young cabernet from this producer. The broad finish features sweet, dusty tannins and excellent length."
Dunn Vineyards
High atop Howell Mountain, nestled among 150-year-old fir trees, is Dunn Vineyards. Since 1979 the Dunn's have been producing Cabernet Sauvignon. Their total production is now at 4500 cases, split between the Howell Mountain and Napa Valley appellations. View all Dunn Vineyards Wines
About Napa ValleyView a map of Napa Valley wineries
It's hard not to think of Napa Valley when thinking of California wines. The region is, after all, the one that brought world recognition to California wine making. The area was settled by a few choice wine families in the 1960's who bet that the wines of the area would grow and flourish. They were right. The Napa wine industry really took off in the 1980's, when vineyard lands were scooped up and vines were planted throughout the county. A number of wineries emerged, from large conglomerates to small boutiques to cult classics. Cabernet Sauvignon is definitely the grape of choice here, with many winemakers also focusing on Bordeaux Blends. Whites are usually Chardonnay and Sauvignon Blanc.
Notable FactsWithin the Napa Valley lie smaller sub-AVAs that lend even more character specifics to the wines. Furthest south is Carneros, followed by Yountville, Oakville & Rutherford. Above those two is St.-Helena and finally, just grated an AVA, Calistoga. These areas are situated on the valley floor and are known for creating rich, smooth Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot and Chardonnay. There are a few mountain regions as well, nestled on the slopes overlooking the valley AVAs. Those include Howell Mountain, Stags Leap and Mount Veeder. Wines from the mountain regions are often more structured and firm, benefiting from more time in the bottle to evolve and soften.
About CaliforniaIt's not rare to see a wine's country of origin listed as "California." A country into itself in the wine world, California makes enough varieties and styles to match many European wine countries. It produces a diverse range of wines that span the quality spectrum.
The most famous of the California wine regions is Napa Valley, and these wines are certainly outstanding – but it's not as broad and diverse as its larger neighbor, Sonoma County. Down south, Santa Barbara's Santa Maria Valley is well-known for its Rhône blends, as well as cool-climate varieties like Pinot and Chardonnay. The Central Coast, the largest California AVA, has many different microclimates that lead to a wide range of wines with many sub-AVAs.
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Alcohol By Volume GuideMost wine ranges from 10-16% alcohol by volume. Some varietals tend to have higher (for example Zinfandel and Cabernet Sauvignon) or lower alcohol levels (Pinot Noir and many white varietals), but there is always some variation from producer to producer. Some wine falls outside of this range, for instance Port weighs in closer to 20%, while Muscat and Riesling are usually a bit below 10%.
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- Medium bodied reds that go down easy, with smooth tannins and supple fruit.
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28. Young Guns (1988)
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PG | 94 min | Crime, Drama
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Writer: Terrence Malick | Director: Terrence Malick | Stars: Martin Sheen, Sissy Spacek, Warren Oates, Ramon Bieri
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30. Hot Shots! (1991)
PG-13 | 84 min | Action, Comedy
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PG-13 | 88 min | Comedy, Crime
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PG-13 | 84 min | Action, Comedy, Crime
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Votes: 36,074
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PG-13 | 98 min | Action, Comedy, Crime
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40. Hot Shots! Part Deux (1993)
PG-13 | 86 min | Action, Comedy
"Rambo" parody in which Topper Harley leads a rescue team into Iraq to save Iraqi war prisoners and all of their previous rescue teams.
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60 min | Comedy, Music, Talk-Show
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Votes: 8,087
42. The Rookie (1990)
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Clint Eastwood plays a veteran detective who gets stuck with a rookie cop (Charlie Sheen) to chase down a German crook (Raul Julia.)
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Votes: 19,109
43. Money Talks (1997)
R | 97 min | Action, Comedy, Crime
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Writers: Joel Cohen, Alec Sokolow | Director: Brett Ratner | Stars: Charlie Sheen, Chris Tucker, Heather Locklear, Elise Neal
Votes: 21,927
44. Lucas (1986)
PG-13 | 100 min | Comedy, Drama, Romance
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Writer: David Seltzer | Director: David Seltzer | Stars: Corey Haim, Kerri Green, Charlie Sheen, Courtney Thorne-Smith
Votes: 10,824
45. Today (1952– )
240 min | News, Talk-Show
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Creator: Sylvester L. Weaver Jr. | Stars: Katie Couric, Matt Lauer, Natalie Morales, Al Roker
Votes: 1,088
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PG-13 | 30 min | Adventure, Fantasy, Horror
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Creators: Steven Spielberg, Joshua Brand, John Falsey | Stars: Charles Durning, Douglas Seale, Louis Giambalvo, Sharon Spelman
Votes: 3,359
47. Major League II (1994)
PG | 105 min | Comedy, Sport
The Indians are now a World Series contender. But last year's hunger is now replaced with complacency, and bad decisions by the new owner threaten to tear the team apart.
Writers: David S. Ward, R.J. Stewart, Tom S. Parker, Jim Jennewein | Director: David S. Ward | Stars: Charlie Sheen, Tom Berenger, Corbin Bernsen, Dennis Haysbert
Votes: 19,447
48. The Tonight Show with Jay Leno (1992–2014)
TV-14 | 62 min | Comedy, Music, Talk-Show
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Stars: Jay Leno, Kevin Eubanks, Edd Hall, Rickey Minor
Votes: 8,100
49. Late Show with David Letterman (1993– )
60 min | Comedy, Music, Talk-Show
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Stars: David Letterman, Paul Shaffer, Alan Kalter, Biff Henderson
Votes: 9,513
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30 min | News
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I found the problem, I had to add an Exit Do right after the End If Wscript.Echo Tasks Arr...
Now it is working.
Thanks for the suggestions.
I am trying to create active server script to monitor the results of Windows 2008 Scheduled tasks.
From my Desktop I have a VBS that works fine.
When I put this vbscript into an active server script it says: Error: The script timed out because it exceeded 10 seconds, I tried 60 seconds.
Dim TasksArr(100000)
Dim WshShell, oExec
LastLineStart = "Power Management: "
Set WshShell = CreateObject("WScript.Shell")
DosCommand = "schtasks /query /s srv003 /tn \Microsoft\Windows\Backup /FO List /v"
'The tool is launched Set oExec = WshShell.Exec(DosCommand)
On Error Resume Next
'We scan and display the command output flow
Do While oExec.StdOut.AtEndOfStream <> True
i = 0
Line = oExec.StdOut.ReadLine
If Not IsNull(Line) Then
Do While Left(Line,18) <> LastLineStart
NewLine = GetData(Line)
SpaceIndex = InStr(NewLine,": ")
TasksArr(i) = Mid(NewLine,SpaceIndex + 2)
Line = oExec.StdOut.ReadLine
i = i + 1
If TasksArr(8) = 0 Then
Context.SetResult 0, "No error"
LastRun = "Succeeded"
Context.SetResult 1, "Error"
LastRun = "Failed"
End If
' WScript.Echo TasksArr(1) & TasksArr(2) & "#" & TasksArr(3) & "#" & TasksArr(4) & "#" & TasksArr(5) & "#" & TasksArr(8) & "#" & TasksArr(19) & "#" & LastRun
End If
'Replacing All WhiteSpaces With one
Function GetData(strSource) With CreateObject("vbscript.regexp") .Global = True .Pattern = "\s+" NoSpaces = .Replace(strSource, " ") GetData = NoSpaces ' GetData = Split(NoSpaces, " ") End With End Function
Can you please help me?
Hi Friends,
I found the problem, I had to add an Exit Do right after the End If Wscript.Echo Tasks Arr...
Now it is working.
Thanks for the suggestions.
Do you have some more information in the Eventviewer?
May there be an Credentials Problem, If you run this script int the Scheduled Tasks, it will not run under your Acount. also don't run it from your Desktop , move it to a place that is not related to your acount.
Thanks, I noticed that on my machine I can run the script without any problem.
When I run the same script logged on with the same account it does not runs OK.
Any other ideas?
the account you are using to monitor will need rights on the remote device. that would be the easiest fix
I just noticed the following: When I run the script on a english machine the vbscript runs fine.
Unfortunatelly the whatsupgold machine is not english OS and all non-english machines that I run the script it doesn´t complete fine.
Any ideas?
Now I can run the script ouside Whatsup Gold, the problem was: LastLineStart = "Power Management: " This should be translated to Brazillian portuguese.
Now I can run the script outside Whatsup, but when I click TEST on Active Monitor Library it returns Timeout.
The account used to start WhatsupGold is a domain admins account.
Moved to the appropriate forum.
Hi Friends,
This is not solved yet...
Now I can run the vbscript outside Whatsupgold, when I try the Test function on Active Monitor Library it returns TIMEOUT.
Any ideas please?
apologies, I am not familiar enough on running VBscripts on non-english machines. My first guess would be privledges. when pushing test it uses the account that is loged in to the WUG server. When running if you are not passing credentials and using those it would use the account WUG is running under.
Hi Paul,
The account used to start IPSwitch Service Control Manager is a Domain Admin Account and the user logged in to WUG Server is a domain admin account.
Hi Friends,
I found the problem, I had to add an Exit Do right after the End If Wscript.Echo Tasks Arr...
Now it is working.
Thanks for the suggestions.
I have modified the script to :
- Get automatically the server name from WhatsUP DeviceID
- Allow script to work in standalone script and WhatsUP script
- Enable a debug mode
- Declare all variables
I attach the script in a text file on this post....
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By RICHARD SHAW
He was a Celtic through and through; a winner in the likes of Bill Russell, Larry Bird and John Havlicek.
He coached the Los Angeles Lakers into winning their first ever NBA title, one of many.
And he led the only Utah major league professional team that ever won a championship. It was a long time ago to some; Tyrone Corbin was nine years old at the time, Jerry Sloan (who almost did the same thing with the Jazz twice) was still playing a nasty game of defense for the Chicago Bulls and not one player on the Jazz Roster would be born for more than another decade.
When I saw that Bill Sharman had died last week at the age of 87 it made me think back to 1971 and the excitement of that year when it came to basketball in this state.
So while this column is about Sharman to a certain extent, I didn't know the man and never met him. What it is about, is Utah basketball fever and a lesson for those that think nothing came before the Rick Majerus, Dave Rose or Jerry Sloan eras.
I was just finishing my freshman year at the University of Utah. It had been a tough year to be a first year college student and be a basketball fan because I don't think there had ever been such excitement in Utah about the roundball sport in all quarters. It made it hard to study.
It was the year that Utah's Mike Newlin and Willie Sojourner (Weber State) hosted the Russian National Basketball team in the Special Events Center (now the Huntsman Center) along with many other stars from colleges around the state. The Russian team at the time was largely made up of the same group that beat the United States the next year at the Olympics in Munich (the first and only time) in a very controversial game. The Russian tour that spring had been to a dozen colleges playing all-star teams from all over the country. The Utah All-Stars ended up being the only team to defeat them. I was at that game; it was wild. Newlin played his hard nosed basketball like he would for the next decade and a half in the NBA. Some say the Russians just ran out of gas at the end of the game because they had been on a long tour. That may be true, but still they were professional players, much like NBA players and should have been used to the grind. Of course the national press played it down, as they always did when it came to Utah teams of any kind.
The colleges that year had some great teams. Utah had a good year, BYU won the Western Athletic Conference, Utah State went to the NCAA and so did Weber State. In the NCAA playoff first round the Cougars actually played the Aggies and beat them.
In high school ball it was the beginning of a new era. Before 1943 everyone in the state had played, regardless of size of school, for a single championship. In 1944 the state created A and B schools with schools over 600 students being in the A category. For the 1970-71 season the state put together three categories with AA, A and B schools. AA was reserved for the largest of the schools. It was the beginning of multiple classifications which today number five after years of more changes. In 1971 East High won the first AA championship over Kearns High behind the play of Joe Manning and Mark Warner. Dixie took the A championship while South Sevier took the B category.
But the crowning jewel of the year, after a season of big games and big wins (and some big losses) across the state, was the Stars. The team had played well past the time most basketball fans in the state of Utah were used to. That's because they were playing in the first set of ABA playoffs that ever took place in the state of Utah.
The team had its origins in 1967 as the Anaheim Amigos and then within two years had moved to Los Angeles and became known as the LA Stars. But the Lakers and a strong UCLA Bruins program (John Wooden was the coach then and he had a player named Bill Walton) dominated the market and the Stars could not compete for fans very well. In June 1970 the California owner sold the team to Colorado cable TV entrepreneur Bill Daniels, who moved the Stars to Salt Lake City.
Zelmo Beaty, who had played in the NBA for a decade had been convinced to play in the ABA. The well know center was paired with a lot of unknown players that were supposedly not good enough to play in either the NBA or ABA. The two that would become the most notable were Willie Wise, a skinny kid who no one thought could score and Ron Boone who later broke and held the record for the most games ever played consecutively in a pro career. Other players included Merv Jackson (a former all-American at Utah, who helped the team to the final four in 1966) Dick Nemelka (a former all-American at BYU), Red Robbins, Glen Combs, Donnie Freeman, and others. They ended the year second in the Western Division with their a record of 57 wins and 27 losses. In the first round of the playoffs the Stars defeated the Texas Chaparrals four games to none. They then beat the Mel Daniels/Roger Brown led Indiana Pacers four games to three in a rivalry series which was almost as hot for Salt Lake and Indianapolis as was the one between New York and Boston.
In subsequent years it would get even hotter.
Finally they edged out the Kentucky Colonels, who had Dan Issel and Louie Dampier four games to three for the ABA championship. I was lucky enough to have a buddy who had four tickets to that game and he invited me. It was amazing and the Salt Palace went nuts. The state was on top of a major league sports world for the first time.
Sharman was one of the keys to the big season. He was not a yelling or cussing coach like Sloan later was, but he was more in the Wooden style. However his players always said they knew when he was mad and they towed the line. The next year, because of his success, he got the head coaching job with the Lakers and then led them to the NBA crown with players like Jerry West, Wilt Chamberlain and Gail Goodrich.
For those too young to remember, they often write these "early days" off. The Utes 1998 final four appearance or Jimmermania at BYU is what they see as the best times. In 1998 the Jazz also had the NBA title in their hands until Michael Jordan pulled the rope out of their hands. Those were great times too, but none of those teams won a professional championship or beat a hated international opponent like those 1971 teams and players did.
Now many of those players and coaches are gone. Sharman just passed away and Zelmo Beaty died of Cancer in September. Robbins died of the same disease in 2009. Jackson apparently died of Parkinson's Disease in 2012. Hightower passed away in 2002. Sometimes I think about it and realize that with all the players and coaches I idolized at the time, I was a mere 19 years old in 1971. Virtually all of them were older, many much older than I was. Mortality hits home.
But in my mind, and for others who shared the enthusiasm at that time, those players and coaches are still out there on the court leading and playing their hearts out for their school, their team and for fans like me.


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When it comes to planning and preparing family dinner, there are two fundamental truths we have to face:
Cooking dinner for a family is hard.
Having a plan takes you most of the way there.
I used to drown in anxiety with regard to what's for dinner tonight, and originally overcame this condition by starting to plan meals a week at a time and buying groceries with those in mind.
Recently, we've taken this model even farther by establishing a permanent weekly dinner rotation, primarily to help with the pickiness of my six-year-old, who is at a delicate age and is seeking both structure and a greater degree of independence all at once. We deemed that clear expectations that come with a rhythm and the resulting repeated exposure to certain types of foods will both provide the comfort of predictability and help her expand her tastes, while simultaneously minimizing the anxiety of everyone involved.
Because I am, after all, a food blogger, I wanted some sort of a balance between structure and flexibility, so instead choosing specific dishes, we made our rotation out of types of dishes. And since this change was primarily for and about my daugther, I included her into designing it. The whole thing took about five minutes, and we never looked back.
Here is our particular example, reflecting our preferences and resources:
Monday: Pasta (usually noodles and red sauce)
Tuesday: Meat and Fries
Wednesday: Meat with Mashed Potatoes and Gravy
Thursday: Soup or Stew Day
Friday: Meat and Rice (stir-fry or pilaff)
Saturday: Tortilla Day (burritos, fajitas, tacos, etc)
Sunday: Forage-for-yourself Day, although this summer we plan to turn Sunday evenings into backyard-campfire cookouts with my husband in charge – a start of family tradition, I hope!
And here is the repertoire of dishes I draw upon for the above rotation:
Monday Pastas:
Spaghetti Bolognese (almost always)
Russian Meatball Pasta (also known as bitki)
Beef or Venison Stroganoff with Blue Cheese (or without)
Tuesday Meat & Fries:
Russian Skillet-Fried Potatoes
Russian Meatballs (also known as tefteli)
Pozharskie Kotlety (Russian chicken patties – they are ah-may-zing, try them today!)
On occasion, I might deep-fry some fish, in which case I deep-fry the potatoes as well (I do all of my deep-frying in my enameled dutch oven) – just be sure you do the fries first, fish second.
Wednesday Mashed Potatoes & Gravy Dishes:
Murphy's Hot Hamburger (only I serve it with mashed potatoes rather than fries, although it is also good with fries)
Chicken-Fried Steak (only instead of buying cube steak I use beef sirloin steak or venison round steak, which I cut in half horizontally to make it half as thick and then into 3-inch by 3-inch-long sections, which I pound to 1/8-inch thickness with a kitchen mallet between two pieces of wax paper)
Thursday Soup or Stew:
My soup and stew repertoire can be found here.
Friday Meat and Rice:
Azerbaijani Pilaf, with variations
Beef or Venison Stir-Fry with Ginger-and-Lime Marinade
Saturday Tortilla Dishes:
Azerbaijani Lyulya-Kebab Wraps
Pepper-and-Onion Beef or Venison Fajitas
And, like everybody else, I also like ground-beef burritos, where I brown my ground beef with onions and spike everything up with a couple of tablespoons of tomato paste and ground cumin.
The only thing not mentioned is the side of green and/or fresh vegetable, which varies with seasons and is therefore left open.
While regularity is not something that I naturally gravitate towards, I can attest to the fact that structuring our family dinners in a this way made an enormous difference in the levels of acceptance and peace during supper, not to mention facilitating planning and preparation.
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As we continue to make progress (albeit slow) on our next CD, we wanted to provide some quick insights on what is happening with this and the band.
First, we are close to finishing all tracking and can then get to mixing. Still a few months of work ahead. With work and family, it is a difficult process.
Our resident webmaster is working on a site overhaul and we hope to launch this very soon.
We are planning a performance sometime this Spring at a local venue and will provide an update on this when the date is finalized.
The band has chosen Thomas Ewerhard to do our CD artwork and the image is in final stages of completion. As you may know, Thomas has done CD art for many bands including Vanden Plas, Threshold and others. His work is superb.
When the new site is launched, we hope to include the cover art as a preview.
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Flying with Ryanair was a doddle, even if the turbulence during landing tossed my stomach about, we all landed in Beizer safely.
Now, this is where the supporters club website comes in brilliantly. The message board on the website, asked fans to declare their travel plans which was nifty as I piped up and said "Travelling from Manchester, on my own, if anyone can help me get from Beizer to Montpellier, that would be greatly appreciated" and my answer came in the form of Adrian. Adrian, a long-standing Sharks fan (and fluent french speaker) said to grab him and his daughter at the airport and I was welcome to tag along. He was travelling with his hilarious 5 year old daughter Amy, Cath and Barry.
We all got to Montpellier via a very smooth train, got ourselves checked in at our respective accommodation and then all met up for dinner. Job done!
Saturday, the Sale Sharks Supporters Club had organised a tour of Montpellier. Our guide was a father and son from Montpeliers Supporters Club. Non professional guides, they took us through the streets, telling us about the history of their city. It was the perfect opportunity to meet even more Shark fans, especially Erika and Rachel. As a similar age to me, we all got along instantly and after the tour, everyone found their way to Fitzpatricks bar where, yep, you've guessed it, rugby was on show and we all had a pint.. or two...
With time getting on, we parted and got ourselves sorted for the supporters meal at Chez Boris in the evening. We dominated the restaurant! Sitting with my new friends, even more new acquaintances were made. Laughing was the order of the day and we left the restaurant with aching jaws. And yet, the night was not over! We made our way to the Robin Hood bar where we chatted some more and found even more new fans. Five likely lads, Chris, Tosh, Alex, Andy and Mike. 1am came and Montpellier shut up shop.
Sunday! GAME DAY!
When you got to the main square, you didn't have to look far to see the Sharks shirts. Finding my new friends easily, we made our way back to Fitzpatrick's bar where there was a congregation of supporters.
Getting to the stadium was no trouble. A 15-minute tram followed by a 10/15 minute walk found us at Stade Yves-du-Manoir. I really liked this stadium. The curve of the stands and how the seating was not to pitch level, meant that everyone had a brilliant view of the pitch.
Sitting on the other side from most of the supporters you could not only see, but hear their presence. A strong squad of followers who could compete with the thousands of Montpellier supporters. The acoustics were brilliant. Throughout the game, when our side needed it they belted out "SAYUUULLL" or the new Beatles track "Hey Sale", or my favourite, sung in the second half after conceding a number of rather brilliant Montpellier tries "Always look on the bright side of life". By singing it, it just demonstrates the humour and loyalty of the fans. Basically saying "Oh well, never mind, keep your heads held high, try your best, and we'll support you".
Post-match discussions were nothing but praise for the squad. It was a tough match and they put everything they had into it. Maybe if the ref had went to TMO to check Rob's penalty had gone through, like all the Sale Fans knew it had, then the final score would have been different. However, regardless of the score and the constant rain, the squad and supporters put their all into the match.
Back to Montpellier and into Temple's Bar where Roger Bowen had secured a nifty price of €3.80 (cheapest in town) per pint all night. And a night of drinking, dancing, singing and laughing begins again...
In conclusion, we may have brought the Manchester rain with us, but that never dampened the brilliant weekend had by all in Montpellier.
Must start saving for the next excursion...
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A guy in England lost his mother and attempted to mourn her death... which is par for the course... but he just couldn't do it. It's not because he didn't love his mother, it's because his (bitch) wife wouldn't stop singing "
Ding- Dong, the Witch is Dead"
. Seriously. As you might imagine, things didn't end well between that couple. In a nutshell, he freaked out and locked her in a shed, she escaped and confronted him, he grabbed her boobs and started twisting them (???) and he was arrested. Initially it seems hard to imagine that someone (the wife) could be so insensitive... and then I read that Fred Phelps, founder of the Westboro Baptist Church died this morning and I broke into song... to the tune of the Curtis Mayfield classic, "Freddie's Dead". It happens sometimes; you celebrate someone else's misfortune. And that is today's question: WHEN DID YOU TAKE JOY SOMEONE ELSE'S MISFORTUNE?
Broke up with an abusive boyfriend after 4 years... the day she broke it off, he also found out that he's lost his job, all three of his snowmobiles 'broke', his car stopped working AND his truck broke down
Dated a guy for three years, he cheated on her but they worked it out... three years later he left her and married the woman he'd cheated with... they just got into a bad car accident
Ex- wife got herpes from the guy she'd left him for. I think that would make anyone happy
He's happy every time UFC fighter Josh Koshcheck gets his ass kicked
When the "jerk" he worked for in the army got court- marshaled
Was delighted to find out that his ex just had a really ugly baby
Saw a blind guy run into a stop sign and fall over
Loves watching his friends deal with their kids' temper tantrums, unexpected bodily functions, etc.
Recommended a friend to a jog... that friend stole from the company, then had sex with someone else's girlfriend. The pleasure came when he rolled his truck 10 times
Her ex got "fat, ugly and old looking"
Her rude and obnoxious neighbor just got evicted
Took joy in the fact that her sister got too fat to fit into her wedding dress... before the wedding
OK, I'm out, bitches.
Until tomorrow, skip Frozen and STAY BEAUTIFUL!"
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'Community' Season 3 Premiere Recap: Greendale Just Got Awesomer (VIDEO)
Wazzup? Yep, 'Community' is back! And to quote Abed, "This is the best show I've ever seen in my entire life."
There was so much goodness in Biology 101 that I practically transcribed the entire episode for the quotables section here (lazy, or genius?), but I do have some thoughts on this super fun, long-awaited Season 3 premiere.
Any issues fans had with last season are gone, and just like that the gang is back to normal(ish). Pierce is no longer a total prick, Shirley isn't talking about her man and her babies and Chang's crazy is somewhat contained ... for now at least.
But the biggest happy moments came from guest stars Michael K. Williams, who is awesome as Dr. Marshall King, PhD (yep, Dr. King), and John Goodman as the booming-voiced Vice Dean Layburne, a.k.a. Dean Pelton's worst nightmare.
Their dean laugh-off made me laugh out loud, and I'm happy that Dean's foray into the world of suits and ties and hideous facial hair wasn't too drawn out. He just looks so much more Dean-appropriate when he's shopping at the same Broadway costume shop that singing Shirley shops at.
I also loved Pierce's no-nonsense return to the study group and his crazy magical table talk, but the most telling moment tonight was Pierce taking one for the team to prevent Jeff from getting ostracized next. Even though Pierce's return turned Jeff borderline racist with rage and near-bleeping mad, they do share an undeniable bond of snark.
And, of course, the show's continued love affair with 'Cougar Town' sparked my favorite funny side story of the episode, with spoofs on 'Downton Abbey' ('Cougarton Abbey!') and 'Dr. Who' ('Inspector Spacetime!') to hold Abed's attention until 'Cougar Town''s midseason premiere. Six seasons and a movie!
My only complaint: I've missed my 'Troy & Abed in the Morning!' But we did get that epic musical number to start. Maybe the co-hosts of our favorite fake morning show will return for next week's tag. (Please?!)
The lyrics to Jeff's epic daydream musical number are lies! All lies! If this episode is any indication, the Greendale gang is still far from fine (really? Britta as a therapist?) and anything but mainstream. The one thing I hope is true: Jeff and Annie sleeping together this season. Just do it and get it over with you two!
Here are the full lyrics so you can sing along:
We're gonna fly to school each morning,
We're gonna smile the entire time.
We're gonna be more happy,
We're gonna finally be fine.
We're gonna get more calm and normal,
We're gonna fix our state of mind.
We're gonna be less crazy,
We're gonna finally be fine.
We're gonna stand, holding hands, in a brand new land,
far away from the borderline.
We're gonna seem like a mainstream dream,
and be appealing to all mankind.
We're gonna have more fun and be less weird
than the first two years combined.
And we're gonna live forever.
And we're gonna sleep together.
And we're gonna finally be sunny and shinily,
We're gonna finally be fine!
Dean Pelton's final words to the group seem like a nice reassuring message from Dan Harmon to viewers: "I just came by to tell everyone this year isn't gonna be that different. With the notable exception we really won't have any money."
So maybe the episodes won't be as big and the set won't be as crazy, but as long as they're still embracing the characters' own crazy, I'm happy. You?
And some more quotables and amazing moments:
*"We have plenty of linens. We mainly want the things."
*"Dean, you seem different. Are you in a play right now?"
*"Homie don't dean this."
*"Yeah, we have parted ways with our closest, oldest, craziest, most racist, oldest, elderly crazy friend."
*The Laser Lotus Celebrity Center -- I want to go to there!
*"Don't tell the monkey I'm living here."
*Starburns' lizard!
*"Six seasons and a movie."
*"It took me 6,205 hours to get my degree -- and I know, because I was only allowed in the library one hour per day at the San Vicente Correctional Facility while serving a sentence of 25 to life."
*"Hey dude -- Sean Penn called. He says to dial it back ... Sean Penn is an actor."
"I know who Sean Penn is. I've seen 'Milk.'"
*Dean's Monkey Hotel sounds awesome -- banana buffets, vine elevators and tail holes in all the bathrobes!
*"Spray your solutions all over me."
*"All hail Sir Eatsalone!"
*"You are human tennis elbow. You are a pizza burn on the roof of the world's mouth. You are the opposite of Batman!"
*"You could've lived the rest of your life in blissful ignorance and died a happy pan-sexual imp."
*"You look like a white Lou Gossett, Jr." (You're welcome for the splitscreen.)
*"I'll tell you what, *NSYNC, you want to learn about life?"
*"You and your phone and your attitude and your Fruit Loops cologne."
*Chang looked so damn funny in his bathrobe, toting around that giant ham.
*"I don't want to push it, but this would be a great time to baptize him."
*"Well then I'd be doing a good job because it's a ruiners club."
*"Can it, boobs!"
*"You're lucky I need my scuba certification."
*"I can't believe Jeff attaked the table with a fire ax and still only managed to be the second craziest man in the room."
*"Sorry Starface."
*"Oh, interesting. So this is the year we all die."
Well, we hope not, but until next week, what other movie titles sound like names for poops? Go!
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'Buddy and Jim'
Buddy Miller and Jim Lauderdale
New West
Based on their respective bodies of work, you'd have to think this was a dream pairing even before you heard a note. And that's indeed what it turns out to be. Buddy Miller is an in-demand guitarist and producer who's perhaps best known for his work with Emmylou Harris, Robert Plant and others, while Jim Lauderdale is an exceedingly prolific songwriter who excels at country and bluegrass. They begin in a country and folk vein, with Lauderdale taking the lead on their own "I Lost My Job of Loving You" and a recharged version of the traditional "The Train That Took My Gal From Town." But they don't stay there. Miller steps up on the sublime, soul-tinged ballad "That's Not Even Why I Love You," cowritten by the duo and Miller's wife, Julie, and Lauderdale charges through the rock-fueled atmospherics of "Vampire Girl" before the set concludes with a couple of R&B chestnuts. Nothing underscores the duo's compatibility quite like their vocal harmonies, which are showcased throughout the album but perhaps to no better effect than on the penultimate number, a strutting take on Joe Tex's "I Want to Do Everything for You."
' ... First Came Memphis Minnie'
Maria Muldaur
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Although billed equally with the other contributors on the album cover, Maria Muldaur is really the driving force behind this "loving tribute" to Memphis Minnie. She produced the set and sings on eight of the 13 tracks. Muldaur has had a long fascination with the pioneering blueswoman who became a primary influence on her. A photo on the inner sleeve shows Muldaur singing a Memphis Minnie tune with her then-husband, Geoff Muldaur, at the 1965 Newport Folk Festival. Her feel for the music comes through in performances of such numbers as "Me and My Chauffeur Blues" and "She Put Me Outdoors" (one of two duets with bluesman Alvin Youngblood Hart). Also impressive on the album's bracingly stripped-down acoustic arrangements are Bonnie Raitt, Rory Block and Ruthie Foster. Two of the album's contributions, meanwhile, are recordings by now-deceased artists: Phoebe Snow, not known for the blues, offers a striking rendition of "In My Girlish Days" from 1976, backed by David Bromberg and others, and Koko Taylor closes the set with a ferocious, full-band take on "Black Rat Swing" from 2007 that is electric in more ways than one.
Nick Cristiano, The Philadelphia Inquirer
'Number Five'
Trumpeter Tom Harrell begins this CD with obsession. His opening duet on Dizzy Gillespie's "Blue 'N' Boogie" with drummer Jonathan Blake is a clamorous call to action, and a bracing start. Harrell keeps the interest high for this set of originals, released this year and featuring various setups of his long-running quintet with tenor saxophonist Wayne Escoffery and bassist Ugonna Okegwo. The title track is a pretty number with Harrell's trumpet rising over Danny Grissett's doodling piano, while "Journey to the Stars" is more muscular bebop, with Harrell spraying lines over a fast, churning bottom. "Star Eyes" finds Harrell ruminating alone and quoting extensively, his breaths forming a kind of human accompaniment. Harrell throughout is a legato presence, well-phrased and lyrical. That he manages this level while keeping his schizophrenia under control is amazing. But the music holds up even if you don't know this.
Karl Stark, The Philadelphia Inquirer
'Bish Bosch'
Scott Walker
"Bish Bosch" takes its name in part from Hieronymus Bosch, the 15th-century Dutch painter known for his phantasmagorical and sometimes grotesque triptychs. He's an apt reference point for the world Scott Walker conjures on his first album since 2006's "Drift." Walker, an American revered in Britain since his hits with the Walker Brothers in the mid-'60s, has come far since "The Sun Ain't Gonna Shine Anymore." "Bish Bosch" is a willfully inaccessible, darkly obfuscating album. Walker's dramatic baritone is intact at age 69, but he's using it not as a romantic crooner but as an oracle from hellish depths. Walker doesn't sing so much as intone the fragmented images, by turns poetic, scatological and arcane; The music is an industrial blend of synthesizer squeals, abrasive guitar bursts and martial drum crashes, punctuated by ominous quiet and literalist sounds of knives sharpening and grotesque bodily functions. One piece lasts more than 21 minutes. These aren't songs so much as avant-garde theater pieces: discomforting, uncompromising and alienating.
Steve Klinge, The Philadelphia Inquirer
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Danger! Deep Vein Thrombosis
Deep Vein Thrombosis: An Unrecognized Danger continued...
"There's no question that DVT is underreported," says Samuel Z. Goldhaber, MD, a professor of medicine at Harvard Medical School and cardiologist at Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston. "For every one case that we know about, there are probably five that we don't."
The tragedy is that most of those deaths could have been avoided with simple precautions or treatment. According to the American Public Health Association, deaths from deep vein thrombosis may be the most common preventable cause of hospital death.
But not enough people -- or doctors -- are truly aware of the risks.
What Is Deep Vein Thrombosis?
DVT is caused by a blood clot -- or thrombus -- that develops in one of the larger veins in your body, usually in the lower legs. Occasionally, it can develop elsewhere, like in the arms, says Merli. The clot can partially or completely block the circulation in the area around it.
Deep vein thrombosis can cause problems in itself. But its greatest risk is that part of the blood clot will break away and travel through the bloodstream.
The veins carry the clot up the legs, to the heart, and into the lungs. If the clot lodges in one of the arteries of the lungs, it can prevent oxygen from getting into the blood. This is called a pulmonary embolism. It can be treated in many cases. But if the clot completely blocks the artery, as it did in David Bloom's case, it can cause death.
Who Is at Risk for Deep Vein Thrombosis?
Blood clots can develop for various reasons. They most often occur if your circulation is decreased or slows down in a particular area. When blood stops flowing freely, it becomes stagnant and naturally begins to clot.
"There are three classic factors in developing DVT," says Bruce A. Perler, MD, chief of the division of vascular surgery at Johns Hopkins School of Medicine in Baltimore. They are:
Prolonged immobility. If you're in a confined area for long periods of time and can't stretch your legs, your circulation can get worse. This is why deep vein thrombosis is more common in people who are stuck in bed or taking long trips. Because DVT often occurs after long plane flights, it is sometimes called "economy class syndrome."
Trauma -- from an accident or surgery. Damage to the tissue can increase the blood's tendency to clot. This can happen after accidents or, more often, after an operation.
- Genetic predisposition to clotting. Some people -- although many of them don't know it -- have inherited a higher risk of getting deep vein thrombosis. Their blood is more likely to clot than average. After his death, doctors discovered that Bloom had a genetic blood disorder.


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Movie Bane had a more rich and textured mythology in my opinion, and I especially enjoyed the way the movie presented Bane and Bruce as two competing "children" of Ra's. With Bane being the cast out son and Bruce being the favored son. To me there was a bit more pathos there than the Vengeance of Bane/Knightfall characterization of Bane simply wanting to break Batman for sport and to prove he's the top dog. That always rang a bit hollow to me, and him having the nightmare about the bat is pretty weak and forced too. Movie Bane seemed to have deeper convictions even if they were in service of the LOS's ideals. And even that was drawn from the Legacy/Bane of the Demon stuff of the comics. What I also really loved about movie Bane was that he was very much "war" incarnate. He was a general, a dictator, a soldier (a special operations one at that) all rolled into one. Just an all around beast of a man. I think all of that is very true to the root idea of Bane in the comics, but I really enjoyed the military aesthetic the movie brought to enhance that.
Overall I thought they did a great job adapting the character. They took the best elements of each of the aforementioned comics and tweaked stuff here and there to give a surprisingly layered and coherent characterization.
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Miami Dolphins defensive end Dion Jordan was suspended for four games by the NFL on Thursday after he failed the league's performance enhancing drug policy.
"I recently learned from the NFL that I tested positive for stimulants that are banned under the NFL policy," Jordan said in a statement. "I worked carefully with my advisors and the union to investigate the test results, and I take full responsibility for the test results."
The 2013 third overall picked struggled in his first season, registering only two sacks all season, according to USA Today. He also was unable to work his way into the starting lineup and only managed 26 tackles to go along with his meager sack total.
Jordan will be able to continue working out with the Dolphins until the end of preseason and then he will be unable to return until Sept. 29, with the next game at home against the Green Bay Packers.
"We were disappointed to learn about Dion's suspension," head coach Joe Philbin said in a statement, ESPN reports. "Dion has accepted responsibility for his actions and is committed to improving."
Jordan had been looking to redeem himself after a poor rookie season, and reportedly bulked up 17 pounds.