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A week in Alaska has a way of putting life into perspective; the daily grind forgotten in wild country, fish, and the freedom of taking each day as it comes.
To the management of MidCurrent,
I'll start off by saying that I enjoy the various links and videos that you provide. Thanks. However, after viewing your latest video offering from Vimeo entitled "Escape", I just had to write to you to voice my concern. In that film there is a scene of the guide (?) holding up a salmon that is bleeding quite profusely. If this individual really is a guide, he would have taken more care in unhooking that fish, and would have immediately released it. Very irresponsible on his part, and for the editor of this video's footage as well.
Lately there have been threads in various fly fishing forums (Spey Pages, WA Fly Fishing, Fly Fishing Forum, NH Fly Fishing, Fly Fishing in Maine, The Steelhead Site, etc.) about C&R and fish mortality. And with trout and salmon runs dwindling on so many waters across the planet, we have to increase efforts to educate the greater majority of anglers about responsible angling and fish handling. As you (and Vimeo, YouTube) are in a position to greatly influence the fishing community, I'd like to ask that you put into place some criteria for both the videography and photography that you feature. I don't have a problem with either, but the fish's welfare should be first and foremost on our minds when handling fish.
The sentiment of the great majority of anglers is that the video frenzy sweeping the angling world is wreaking devastation on fish populations as fish are being held out of water for much longer than they can tolerate so as to get the right shot, o enough shots. Sometimes, it's video first, and then still shots, Fish should not be removed from the water except for a two second span and we should be willing to live with whatever shot we get, for the fish's sake. I ask you please, to screen video footage prior to featuring them, and to reject any videos that have any footage that demonstrates poor fish handling. Fish need not to be held inches from the camera for lengthy periods. Actually I/we question why they need to be filmed at all. If done tastefully and with the greatest respect and concern for the fish, that is one thing, but that is unfortunately not to the case with most videos. And that is most regrettable.
Finally, I would ask that you do more to educate the angling community about the conservation issues, C&R mortality, proper C&R techniques, and our responsibility as sportsmen and women to ensure that we're all doing our part to conserve and nurture fish populations, especially the native and wild.
Thanks for hearing me out, and for considering my positions.
Thanks for taking the time to express your concerns. Those are all legitimate points, and I agree that we could all do a better job of the kind of stewardship you suggest.
I agree with all the above,if you look closely you can see that a couple of those fish were foul hooked as well with the fly outside of their mouths,very common with those who fish sockeye, on a S.E. Alaska river I have fished for years the local C.O/Wildlife cop has started to hide or dress like a fisher person and issue citations all day long to those who reduce to bag limit any foul hooked fish
My reaction to the video was the same and I don't have much to add, but it may be worth pointing out the fishing regulations in Alaska prohibit "molesting" fish. I live in Alaska and have discussed this several times with wildlife cops, trying to find out what "molesting" means in practice since it's not spelled out in the regulations. It does extend to dragging fish over rocks, keeping them out of the water for extended periods, or anything likely to contribute to the mortality of fish that you can't keep for regulatory reasons or won't be keeping as a personal decision.
The troopers and rangers up here have to deal with poachers, illegal guiding, and all sorts of other, more serious problems, and I've never heard of anybody being prosecuted for bad fish handling. But still, the regulations are on the books because of concern for preserving our fisheries.
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Military authorities have recovered almost $2 million in stolen property as part of an ongoing investigation that so far involves almost 70 civilians and active-duty Marines and sailors.
A Camp Lejeune spokesman says commanders from that post and the 2nd Marine Expeditionary Force are supporting the investigation. The Naval Criminal Investigative Service is leading the investigation, which began more than 18 months ago.
NCIS spokesman Ed Buice in Quantico, Va., said Tuesday the property was sold at garage sales, out of the back of cars and other places.
Lejeune spokesman Nat Fahy said the 66 NCIS investigations involve 47 active-duty Marines and sailors, along with 21 civilians who sold stolen property. Buice says about half the cases have been settled in court.
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The New York Knicks continue to compile losses as their tumultuous season has brought them to a record of 19-30, good for the tenth-seed in the Eastern Conference. New York was expected to be toward the top of the conference after earning 54-wins last season and the two-seed, but injuries combined with poor play and poor coaching have the Knicks struggling to win games. They have now lost three straight and 4-of-6 in their last 10 contests.
Due to the team's lack of success in recent months, there are now reports emerging that specific individuals on New York's roster have plotted against head coach Mike Woodson to get him, and almost all of his coaching staff fired from the organization, according to Steve Popper of The Bergen Record. Because there are no high-profile coaches who would step in at this point midseason, the team is considering keeping assistant coach Herb Williams on staff and promoting him as interim head coach.
The Knicks players, however, have yet to publicly or directly voice their displeasure with Woodson.
"I stopped listening to stuff like that honestly." J.R. Smith said. "I love Coach Woodson. I think he's done a great job. But it's out of my hands. So I would hope not, but if it does then we have to live with it."
It is still unclear what Smith specifically means of Woodson's "great job." The team has a record 19-30 with losses to the rebuilding Philadelphia 76ers as well as the dysfunctional Cleveland Cavaliers and lowly Milwaukee Bucks. For a team with playoff aspirations, they do not have the luxury to take nights off or play sub-par. The Knicks need to win. But it seems they just can't.
"At this point I don't really know what's going to happen, if something's going to happen," Carmelo Anthony said. "To be honest with you, I don't know what rumors is out there. When I tell you I don't read or look at that stuff honestly I don't. If something was to happen then it's out of my hands."
Despite the rumors swirling about Woodson's job security since the beginning of the season, owner James Dolan gave his coach a vote of confidence in a rare interview with the New York Post, as Popper points out:
"I have a lot of confidence in Woodson, and one thing I can say about Mike is he has the respect of all the players," Dolan told Mike Vaccaro. "They all respect him. And he treats them fairly and relatively equally, and that's part of where the respect emanates from. And those are hard things to get from a coach."
Yet, that was in November. A lot has changed in the last couple of months and Dolan is known for acting irrationally. Just prior to the start of this season's campaign, he fired former general manager Glen Grunwald and replaced him with Steve Mills. The booting was a surprise to many, including their superstar player.
The Knicks appear to be at a crossroads. The low-quality of the Eastern Conference this season has allowed them to stay in the playoff hunt, but making the postseason is certainly not a guarantee at this point. With Anthony's free-agency looming and essentially acting as the team's only capable player on the court on a nightly basis, New York's primary focus should be to keep the 29-year-old in the Big Apple. To keep him, the Knicks must win.
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SU Professor to Speak At Poli Sci Conference
A prominent scholar in the field of citizenship and democracy will be the keynote speaker at SUNY Oneonta's fifth annual Undergraduate Political Science Conference on Friday, March 15.
Dr. Kristi Andersen, Professor of Political Science at The Maxwell School of Syracuse University, will present "Incorporating Immigrants into American Cultural and Political Life."
The conference begins at 9 a.m., and Anderson will speak at 2 p.m. in the Waterfront Room of the Hunt College Union. Members of the community are invited to attend her talk and the daylong conference, which will feature more than 20 presentations by students from colleges throughout New York state on topics ranging from the Oslo Accords to workers' rights.
A member of the Maxwell School faculty since 1984, Andersen is the Chapple Family Professor of Citizenship and Democracy in the Department of Political Science at Syracuse University. Her research has produced books and articles on such topics as women's entry into politics after the suffrage amendment was passed, the gender gap, voting for male and female candidates, the effects of entering the work force on women's political participation, and the prospects for electing more women to Congress. She has also written about party realignment, and the political incorporation of immigrants.
Andersen was elected to the Cazenovia Town Board in 2005 and re-elected in 2009. Since 2002, she has been a member of the panel on WCNY-TV's popular weekly public events show, "The Ivory Tower Half Hour."
More information about this event is available at www.oneonta.edu/polsconf or from Dr. Bill Wilkerson of the SUNY Oneonta Department of Political Science at (607) 436-3522 or email@example.com


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Good morning, lovelies!
Thank you to all who participated last week in my first ever "show off" linky party!
You girls have some seriously awesome blogs, and the projects linked up were fab.
Did you see this idea by Rachel?
If I had a home that I knew I would be in forever and ever, I would snatch up this awesomeness in a heartbeat. How lovely to see all that you have welcomed into your home.
Or what about this adorbs headband by Ana Paula?
Yup, I just need some free time and an old belt, and that little beauty is all mine.
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The fun apron and hair bow set will be added to my shop sometime today.
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Melanie Griffith admits Banderas finds her addictions 'hard'Melanie Griffith wishes Antonio Banderas would "do more" to help her recovery.
The 54-year-old actress has been in rehab three times to be treated for her substance abuse problems, and while she insists her spouse - with whom she has 14-year-old daughter Stella - is supportive, she knows he finds her addictions hard to deal with.
Melanie - who has two children, Alexander, 26, and 21-year-old Dakota, from previous relationships - said: "I started on pain pills when I hurt my knee skiing and just kept taking them. The kids knew; Dakota and Stella called me on it. Antonio was in London at the time. I went away to rehab for three months; it took 10 days just to detox. We had two family weeks there, but we didn't follow through.
"Antonio was supportive to the extent that he can be, but if you're not an alcoholic or drug addict, and you find out that your wife is a bad one, it's hard to deal with. I wish he would go to a meeting with me or to Al-Anon, but it's very foreign to him. Addiction runs in my family but not in his
"I don't mean that against him. I would like him to do more, but it's a difficult thing to have happen in any family, and in that way he has been totally by my side. He really is the greatest guy."
But Antonio insists Melanie's problems - which include alcoholism - have always been addressed by the whole family and everyone pulls together to help her.
He said: "We did all the therapies together."
The couple believe it is important to be open and honest about their problems in order to avoid damaging their children.
Antonio told the new issue of AARP magazine: "We have had as many problems as anybody. We've never hidden it. We've been open about addictions, in the case of Melanie.
"The pretending is the worst, because kids are so smart. They can see through all of those things, and if you don't talk openly about problems, it creates a very dark place. The children carry that through the rest of their lives, to their marriages, to their kids."
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Reports of amazing winter weather are coming in from all over Reno-Tahoe. Our first hand investigators confirm EPIC powder everywhere you turn! And the powder on the ground is being rapidly covered by even more POWDER!!!!!
- "I can't believe how hard it's snowing right now," said Alpine Meadows spokeswoman Rachael Woods. "This kind of snowfall definitely sets up the Sierra for great spring skiing conditions and really helps with our water situation."
- "Everybody's ready to ski," Kauffman said. "They missed out last year, and this last Saturday and Sunday were excellent. The snow is very deep, powdery dry, like Colorado and Utah," Kauffman added. "We don't get that too often."
- "We did get hammered up here," said Greg Murtha, spokesman for the resort [Sugarbowl], which has 71 inches of snow at its base, 104 on top. "It was hard to tell when one storm stopped and the next one started."


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Sept. 28, 2002
Three touchdowns in the first eight minutes of the game helped lead host Morehead State to a 53-20 victory over Butler in a Pioneer Football League interdivisional game at Jayne Stadium in Morehead, Ky., on Saturday, Sept. 28. The win boosted the Eagles to 4-1 on the season, while Butler fell to 2-2.
The PFL South Division Eagles scored three times before Butler, from the PFL North Division, could record a first down. Fullback David White scored from five yards out on Morehead State's third play of the game to give the hosts a 6-0 lead (after the extra point kick was missed) with 12:48 left on the clock in the first quarter. The Eagles made it 12-0 (following another extra point miss) on a 50-yard David Caudill to Ralph Delsardo pass four minutes later and then increased the margin to 19-0 when Zac Prewitt picked off a Travis Delph pass and returned it 34 yards for a touchdown with 6:52 left in the first period.
The Bulldogs didn't record their initial first down until less than three minutes remained in the first quarter, but it did set the stage for Butler's lone touchdown of the first half. Delph found Adam Lafferty open over the middle and hit the senior wide receiver with a 58-yard pass to the Morehead State 24 yard line. Tailback Dale Jennings covered the remaining distance on a run around right end on the next play, but Matt Taber's extra point kick attempt was blocked, leaving the Bulldogs trailing, 19-6.
Morehead State added a pair of second quarter touchdowns to boost its halftime margin to 32-6.
Butler made a run at the Eagles with a pair of third quarter touchdowns to cut the home team's lead to 32-20. Sophomore tailback Justin Campbell broke loose on a 62-yard touchdown run with 6:28 left in the third period, and four minutes later Delph hit Lafferty with a 30-yard scoring pass.
But the Eagles answered with three fourth-quarter touchdowns to seal the outcome. Morehead State rolled up 608 yards in total offense and 29 first downs in the game. Caudill completed 23 of 31 passes for 364 yards and three touchdowns, while Delsardo finished with five receptions for 153 yards and one TD. Ten different players contributed to 244 rushing yards for the hosts.
Campbell paced the Bulldogs with 102 rushing yards on 12 carries, while Lafferty had three receptions for 105 yards. Delph managed just eight completions in 26 attempts for 133 yards, and he was intercepted four times. The Bulldogs, who finished with 291 total yards had six turnovers in the contest.
Butler sophomore defensive back Andy Cahill had an active afternoon with two pass interceptions and a fumble recovery against the Eagles. The pass thefts were the first of his career.


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Minecraft creator and Mojang co-founder Markus 'Notch' Persson is very unhappy about an incident that happened at his PAX Minecraft party (which, to be clear, was an off-site, private party) and the way the on-site security handled the situation. The grisly details of the sexual assault are detailed by the victim, an attendee named Ky. She recounts the horrific event on her blog:
According to Kye, she was sitting alone in the VIP area of the party when she was approached by another attendee, who chatted her up. After making some small talk, the conversation took a dark turn. Though she knew it was not a good conversation she acknowledged that she didn't know what to do in that moment: "maybe I was too drunk or maybe I still try too hard to be 'one of the guys' to realize it was quickly going into creeper territory."
But then the situation got even worse. The unidentified male suddenly started talking about being Asian and the stereotype associated with penis size:
"At some point he raised a concern about being Asian and women not wanting him cause of some stereotypical view of penis size, and I was like 'most women will agree size doesn't matter' and went back to my phone," she wrote. "Then he grabbed my free wrist and put it on his crotch and asked 'Is this big enough?'"
"That would have been bad enough, but he had also pulled his dick out through the zipper of his pants," she continued. "I had no idea what to do but say 'You can't do that!' and NOPE'D the fuck on out of there to find my friends."
Getting away from him, she found her friends and later decided to tell security about it. They responded with "What do you expect me to do?," according to Kye.
"And I tried to dance and drink it off more," she continued, "but as soon as the party ended I bolted for the door to find a cab, trying to hold tears back."
Responding to the incident, the usually care-free Persson was livid that such an incident could happen at one of his events and that security did nothing about it. He tweeted the following message:
"Some asshole did something totally unacceptable at my party, and a security guard shrugged it off," wrote Persson. "Very upset. It's being dug into."
Hopefully we can learn more about how something like this can happen at a party with (we guess) hundreds of people walking around, talking and being social. We also wonder what security company was hired for the event.. We'll have more on this story as it develops.
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Although they might cost a bit more than annuals, perennials are more economical in the long run. "I'm getting something for my dollar that will be there again next year and the year after," says Robbins. Here's how to stretch your dollar when buying perennials:
- Scale down your purchases. A four-inch pot might be smaller than a one- or two-gallon tub, but it's also a fraction of the price.
- Be patient. Plant one or two small pots, not three or five, and wait for them to spread. They will.
- Resist temptation. Standard perennials cost less and tend to be hardier than their sexy hybrid counterparts.
Consider compost
Compost is a natural and inexpensive way to put nutrients into the soil and reduce the need for water. But it can take up to a year for organic waste to break down. To get the best compost:
- Take advantage of your municipality's compost program. Most cities sell compost at bargain prices or even give it away.
- Start next year's compost now. While you're enjoying the immediate benefits of city compost:
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- Avoid fat, bone, meat and pet waste.
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Like compost, most municipalities give away mulch or provide it at a low cost. Mulch helps keep moisture in the soil and prevents weeds from spreading. It also breaks down into compost, adding nutrients back into the earth.
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Sunday kicked off School Bus Safety Week, and AAA wants parents and children to follow safety tips for riding the school bus.
Stand at least 10 feet away from the road, walk in front of the bus, and stop at the edge of the bus and look left, right, and left before crossing.
Matt Martin, a father, said, "I think it's very important for parents to be aware. At least for the first few days or even for the first week, walk with them down to the school bus stop. Even if you have to be late for work for a couple of days, just to make your kids feel safer."
AAA also warns motorists that it is illegal to pass a school bus that is loading or unloading children.
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Ok, on a whim I purchased some Perpeteum made by Hammer nutrition. I have to give it top marks, and I do not want to promote any particular product. But this stuff works well for me. As we all know, individuals are different and my results won't be the same as yours.
EDIT: Most of my rides are just a few hours max, 2-3 AVG. I never ride 8 hours anymore. I like Perpeteum for my length rides.
Here is the scoop. I have been making my own energy bars for years. They work well and prevent bonk fairly well, plus they taste good. So, I was not wanting to pay for supplements. However, Gu, Clif Blocks, jelly beans and the like do work for me on longer rides. I sometimes use Gatoraid and tried Cytomax. All work well for a boost.
But the Perpeteum stuff simply works better. The end result is a couple of tenths more speed over a long ride. Plus I simply feel better. In my case, I have found the secret!
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The incredible egg is a nutritional power source for protein and other important minerals that fuel your child's brain and overall health. Here are some ideas, outside of the same ol' fried and scrambled to get your kids eating eggs!
- Make an egg pizza! Toast an English muffin, add a slice of tomato with slices of hard boiled egg on top and drizzle with your favorite cheese for a nutritious start to the day for breakfast!
- Combine yolks with sauteed spinach and pieces of ham or turkey to make your own version of "green eggs and ham (or turkey) deviled eggs"
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Mark Wahlberg finally has some co-stars who aren't Autobots or Decepticons. The fourth installment in the Transformers saga finally has its young leads. Will the franchise catapult the careers of these young actors as it did with Shia LaBeouf and Megan Fox? Based on the number of articles already on the interweb about their casting, I would say so. That said, both of the newbies have notable credits to their name already. Find out who they are below.
Taking on the young teen heartthrob role is Brenton Thwaites. Reportedly, he'll be a Texan racing driver in the sequel. This Aussie actor made a big splash in Lifetime's remake of The Blue Lagoon. Thwaites looked so damn good on the set of the made-for-television film, I had to devote a Man Crush post on him. The 23-year-old actor can next be seen in Angelina Jolie's Maleficent.
Filling in for the female eye candy part previously played by Rosie Huntington-Whiteley and Megan Fox before her, is Nicola Peltz. The 17-year-old actress will play Mark Wahlberg's daughter and Thwaite's love interest. Her biggest part to date was for her Worst Supporting Actress Razzie-nominated role in The Last Airbender. LOL. Hopefully her turn in A&E's Psycho prequel, Bates Motel, is received much more positively.
Transformers 4 will reportedly take place in China, four years after Transformers: Dark of the Moon. The film has a tentative release date of June 26, 2014. What do you think of the addition of these two fresh-faced kids? Are you excited to see Transformers 4? Sound off below.


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I am Nathalie, co-founder of (HKI)™Hellohikimori™, our design studio based in Paris. We created HKI™ with my partner David Ronhel in 2004, feeling like focusing on our creation work much more than in our previous jobs. We built out a human scale company, so we control every step of our work from the creation concept until its final delivery. We provide creative ideas, interactive storytelling experiences, mixing graphic design, motions design (3D, Flash, Html and Webgl) but we also produce, shoot and edit videos and movies. All of that for branded or artistic purposes.
We currently work mainly for Beauty, fashion and luxury brands, but also for exciting entertainment companies.
What do you do for inspiration?
The common thing to say would of course be our travels, the people we meet, the music we listen to and the experiences we live.
But we are strongly inspired by some creative references we feel close to, may it be the HBO series (and their atmosphere) we are all fond of, here at the studio, or the new technologies we keep trying out and playing with, in order to create our proper experience.
What do you regard as being your biggest achievement?
We are very proud to be independent which was our biggest wish when we started HKI™. We have big names and companies as clients and they trust us, while we managed to remain a small team of passionated people, all dedicated to each project we lead.
How do you relax or unwind?
We actually have a video game space at the studio. Sometimes, between projects, we spend a certain amount of time battling each other. Currently we are playing Trials Evolution, a motocross game, Mortal Kombat and Tekken.
We'also are all fans of burgers, so we try out all the burger places in Paris and do our own chart of the best ones.
If you weren't working on the internet what would you be doing?
At HKI™, we all come from different places. So if we mix everything we're individually interested in, we'd probably create furniture, be fashion designers, rockstars, and would write novels and comic books. Then we would adapt these as movies or series. But that can still be part of our forthcoming plans...
Who do you rate as being the top 3 design companies?
We love the work of Tronic for their creative vision, Troika because they have sharp skills in 3D in their work for broadcast channels. We're also very interested in Serial Cut for their graphic design abilities.
Are there any websites that have shone through as being pioneering in the last 5 years or so?
We've truely been amazed by the Rome project last year by Chris Milk, with the interactive movie «3 dreams of black» using the WebGL technology.
Has winning FWA awards helped you in any way?
Of course. It gave us a strong visibility and credibility amongst the industry. And today, clients are coming to us having seen our work first on the FWA website.
What did your very first site look like? Is it still online?
Our very first website was for Studioline - L'Oréal Paris, and was called «Send Your Style». It was a creative platform dedicated to artists to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the brand then. And we won our very first FWA award and Adobe site of the day with this one! It's no longer online, but you can still check out the demo here.
Have you been a part of a campaign that was rooted in digital and THEN reached over into other consumer touchpoints? Did this happen organically or was it a part of the plan from the beginning?
Yes we had this chance. In 2009, we launched Diesel Fragrance's new male fragrance, Only The Brave. We took care of the whole digital campaign (designed the website, the banners, the microsites for the local events), but also did the videos for the launch event that took place in Berlin. It was a global 360° communications action, with offline events being relayed online thanks to the digital supports we created. The campaign was also implemented in video games on a microsoft platform, so it generated lots of buzz. We also gained lots of press and online PR fallouts. It actually was the most complete project we took part of.
The web is getting out of the web. Do you find that thinking in digital solutions alone hinders you? Do you feel the urge to solve the problem using all mediums necessary?
Yes of course. We've already started working with this in mind. That's why we multiply the reaching points: indoor, outdoor, mobile apps, anywhere you can find any sort of screens.
Looking 10 years in to the future, how far can websites go?
As far as cooking eggs, maybe.
Of all the websites you/your company have produced, which one are you most proud of?
Definitely The Walking Dead for Orange Cinema Séries. We won 4 prizes for this work: 3 Promax awards (including 1 gold and 2 silver) and 1 FWA award as site of the day.
What was the toughest thing you ever did with Flash? How long did you spend on it? Is it still online?
The one mentionned above, The Walking Dead, on which we spent about 6 months. And sure it's still online, but without the game... But you can still see it here.
Do you think Flash is here to stay?
Well, today there are upcoming technologies that one cannot ignore, such as WebGL, that we've been using more than the Flash technology lately. Especially on this big project we've been working on for over a year now, that we plan to submit here within the end of the year 2012.
What are your views on design/graphic school. Do you think someone can get into the field without educational experience in a school environment?
There's always been talented and gifted individuals who learnt everything on their own, but still, we look a lot into what the students from Hyper Island school in Sweden do.
What would be your ultimate vehicle to travel in?
A Delorean to meet Elvis.
What country excites you the most in terms of innovation?
Well, we always look at what the US agencies do, and we more and more feel like trying to partner up with some talented ones over there. With our european and yet particular touch, we think that our spirit would totally match with the US state of mind.
There must be a project that you have always dreamed of doing, what is it?
We actually dream of writing, directing and producing a whole movie. Or a new series format, which would be interactive and exlusively online, but inspired by the iconic HBO style.
What does the future hold for your company, or you as a person?
All the best, we surely hope.
It has been a privilege, thanks very much
Our pleasure.


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Hunter Harrison, leader of the Canadian Pacific Railway, published a full page explanation of his company's service problems in the Globe and Mail and the National Post last week.
It probably cost him a pretty penny, not that that matters. With the amount of money CP (and Canadian National Railway), are raking in, the cost of a full page ad or two equals a drop in the bucket.
Clearly he was trying to soothe the feelings of investors on Bay Street, where the Globe and Post are in sufficient supply. It's a little harder getting a copy on Main Street, Saskatchewan, Manitoba and Alberta.
So far, I haven't seen the ad published in The Western Producer or the Manitoba Co-operator.
It's a matter of choosing your audience. Who is more important? The suit on Bay Street or a prairie farmer trying to get his grain to port? To Mr. Harrison, the answer seems obvious. He would rather preach to the choir.
Here's an open invitation for Mr. Harrison to submit his explanation to this newspaper. Ads are nice, but if he would like to send me a letter, I will publish it, for free, so farmers can see it.
He does make something of a point about the weather. Certainly it has been the coldest winter in parts of the Prairies in either 30 or 50 years, depending on how you interpret weather records.
Cold weather absolutely brings challenges, and some of the railway staff must have been cursing every minute they were out in the – 30 C temperatures.
Additionally, the entire system is a mess. Someone has to hire a quarterback to sort out the logistics from farmgate to tidewater, or we will see this disorganization over and over again.
But Harrison disingenuously says it's too late to add more rail cars and locomotives now that the system is seriously backlogged. He should have thought of that four months ago, when it was clear that a disaster was looming.
Indeed, many farmers would likely put a big part of the blame for this year's rail-to-port situation on Mr. Harrison. This is largely fair. He was the author of change at CN in the past, and CP in the present. This means fewer locomotives, fewer jobs and less service in a bumper crop environment.
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This is the first post in a series on native advertising. An introduction, if you will.
One that states from the start that there is controversy.
Why approach a series this way?
Simple: Native advertising is probably one of the least-known scalding-hot topics in the business world.
In fact, few business people can even define native advertising. And those outside of it are clueless it even exists (we've got the data to prove this — will share later).
Yet media research group BIA/Kelsey predicts that by 2017, brands will spend $4.57 billion on social native ads.
$4.57 billion is a lot of money.
How could there be so much enthusiasm and animosity for an ambiguous model?
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photo by Bernard Mitchell
. Lois Williams
"Red", 1995
used objects/mixed media
"The Black Garden", 1984
cardboard/wool/pegs/mixed media
"Objects & Ashes" (1of12) 1995 wool/wax/mixed med. dimensions variable, this one c.20cm long
(artist's collection)
Lois was born in 1953 in Denbigh, North Wales. In 1971/72 she did a Foundation Course in Art and Design at Wrexham Technical College, then studied Fine Art from 1972 to 1975 at Manchester Polytechnic (BA.hons). In 1975/76 did postgraduate work at Goldsmiths' College in London. She now has her studio at Cefn, St Asaph in North Wales - where she occupies a traditional Welsh longhouse near her parents' farm. She also uses a disused factory space in Sheffield, her adopted domicile.
Artist's Statements (quoted from Certain Welsh Artists by Iwan Bala): "The appropriateness of materials is always an issue. In my studio, I work surrounded by things: wire which reminds me of hair, real hair and synthetic; horse hair, sheep's wool, muslin, felt, rope, paper; all sorts really. There are works in their early stages, works halfway made, works abandoned and left for a while. Very occasionally, in a cleaned-up space, there is a final, finished work attached to the wall, or attached to the floor or attached to the ceiling.
The studio is full: paper against wood, rope against linen, felt againsty cotton. On a table, materials have been abandoned midstream: linseed oil, stain, sisal, candle wax and books. An amalgam of colour, smell and touch"......"Gathering is a major preoccupation; accumulating, retrieving, discovering, sifting, bringing together and evolving the whole.
The items are an eclectic mix, sometimes found, sometimes made, sometimes used, sometimes constructed. They can be of the present or the past, there are no borders. Frequently they challenge notions of authenticity; one is never absolutely sure of what one is looking at....."
Lois Williams' work is born of a creative fusion of rural & urban experience, between that of the farming community & familial surroundings of Cefn, St.Asaph/North Wales, where her studio occupies a traditional Welsh Longhouse near her parents' farm - and a disused factory space in Sheffield, her adopted domocile. Although rooted in her knowledge and experience of a particular place and culture, Williams insists on the universal nature of the themes she wishes to address: the passage of time, human vulnerability and mortality. The very materials she uses imbue the works with feeling of fragility and transient life.
Teaching Experiences: After 1976 she taught for many years in a secondary school in Sheffield while practising as an artist; 1985-96 visiting lecturer in Fine Art at various colleges.
Awards: Winner of the Gold Medal for Fine Art at the National Eisteddfod of Wales in 1999
Public Collections: Arts Council Collection; Contemporary Art Society of Wales.


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I'm all for women building skyscrapers, driving trucks, piloting planes, operating on my daughter, publishing newspapers, directing movies, building roads and flying to the moon. I want 150 million cracks in the glass ceiling and a female president.
I'm on the fence, however, about women in combat. Should women be equal in the military? Of course. Should they serve wherever they can? Yes. Should they get promotions and four stars? Absolutely. But I would feel better if the Pentagon were also doing a lot of other things to improve the lives and careers of military women.
If we ever have a draft again, women will be subject to it the same as men, just as they have been subject to the dangers of war for the past two decades. In Iraq and Afghanistan, more than 20,000 women have served, 850 have been wounded and as of Jan. 24, when Defense Secretary Leon Panetta announced women could serve in combat roles, 152 have died. It's time they were acknowledged, compensated and promoted for their sacrifice.
The policy was last reviewed in 1994, when the Clinton administration, no slouch when it came to equality of the sexes, decided against opening up infantry, armor and artillery positions to women. That decision was largely based on the cold hard truth that men and women are different — physically. I'm not talking about how boys like trucks and girls like dolls. This is about a stark difference in upper-body strength that no legislation can correct.
Nineteen years later, the pressure to review the 1994 decision was high. Women argue, legitimately, that by being kept from combat units they're being denied the top jobs. What's combat and what isn't has changed in this man's (and woman's) Army. In the mountains of Afghanistan or the deserts of Iraq, the "front" is an illusion. Women actually serve in combat positions — they're just not called that.
Take the case of Maj. Mary Jennings Hegar, an Air National Guard helicopter pilot who was shot down and wounded in Afghanistan in 2009. The job she did, and the wounds she suffered, were comparable to a man in a certified combat role. Yet she was not eligible for promotion in the same way a man would have been.
That's not fair. With last week's policy change, now she will be. Still, many in the military worry whether the newly equal military could be more dangerous: What if you are wounded and your comrade isn't strong enough to carry you from the field of battle?
Volatile question
The question is so volatile that on Jan. 28, Gen. Martin Dempsey, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, addressed the "fear" that standards will be lowered. "The standards will be gender-neutral — the same for men and women."
The question isn't whether the standards are different for women — many are — but whether the standards are germane to the job.
What Dempsey is saying is that a set of standards specific to an infantry job will be developed, and that it will be the same for men and women. If a soldier can't throw a grenade 15 meters, he or she would be putting the company in danger, not the enemy.
The closer and more present danger for women in the military may be from friendly fire. Just as the Pentagon was welcoming women into its combat ranks last week, Air Force Chief of Staff Mark Welsh was testifying before Congress about the "appalling" number of sexual assaults last year, which he called a "cancer" on the military. Overall, between 20 percent and 40 percent of servicewomen are victims of rape or attempted rape in their careers. The Pentagon says there are two to three sexual assaults for every 1,000 active-duty soldiers.
There is one big advantage to women in combat that Panetta didn't talk about last week. The Pentagon needs to do something to reduce the plague of sexual assault among the rank and file, and elevating women to combat roles could help with that. You don't sexually attack someone you may be in a foxhole with.
Margaret Carlson is a Bloomberg View columnist.


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Earlier this week, [artist id="2476941″]Adele[/artist] continued her march toward complete and utter global domination when she picked up seven Video Music Awards nominations, for her hit "Rolling in the Deep," including nods for Video of the Year, Best Female Video and Best Pop Video .
That tally tied the British belter with Kanye West for the second-most VMA noms this year (they both trail Katy Perry, who leads with nine ), and only further cemented her status as 2011's biggest breakout star. And so, on Friday (July 22), she took her to blog … not only to express her excitement about the nominations, but also to reveal her rather interesting celebratory plans.
"Flabbergasted about the VMA nominations! Thank you, thank you MTV!" Adele wrote in a post. "I'm thinking about releasing a range of chairs to celebrate!"
We'd totally buy a set. And though she didn't comment on her chances of winning a Moonman (which, despite the fact that she's up against heavy hitters like Perry, Lady Gaga, and Britney Spears, we've got to say, are pretty good), Adele did write that she's already looking to another part of the VMA show — the blockbuster performances.
"I can't wait to see everyone's performances. If they're anything like the last couple years it's gonna be so exciting," she wrote. "Huge props to Sam Brown, the director of 'Rolling in the Deep!' "
You can vote for general VMA categories, including Best New Artist, by visiting VMA.MTV.com or m.mtv.com on your mobile phone. In addition, you can get in on Best New Artist text voting by texting BNA to 66333 on your wireless phone. Voting continues through the show, which airs live August 28 at 9 p.m. ET. (Verizon subscribers can vote on all categories via SMS by texting VMA to 66333; standard message rates apply.)
The 28th annual MTV Video Music Awards will air live on Sunday, August 28, from the Nokia Theatre in Los Angeles at 9 p.m. ET/PT. See the list of nominees, revisit last year's highlights and vote for your favorites in the general categories by visiting VMA.MTV.com.


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Mountain View's Carly Holboke was voted The Columbian's high school athlete of the week for the week of Nov. 26-Dec. 1 in a vote by fans on Facebook.
Holboke collected 29 percent of the 874 votes cast to beat out Heritage gymnast Britni Atwell, who had 25 percent.
Holboke averaged 26 points a game in three games last week, and added 29 points in an exhibition game against an Mandurah of Australia.
Other nominees included Hudson's Bay wrestler Aaron Blaine, Battle Ground bowler Wylicia Faley and Columbia River boys basketball player Isaiah Smith.
Nominees are posted on The Columbian's prep sports blog at www.360preps.com by Monday. Voting starts Monday and continues through 8 p.m. Thursday at www.facebook.com/360preps.


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did you also factor into the math that Jeter plays in Yankee stadium...where as a rule players try to go the other way, and most teams try to stack thier lineups with left handed bats...which could also account for the amount of chances. Also in terms of the number of balls that he failed to get to how many of them resulted in a run scoring? I'm not debating his range vs others because again if you simply access his athleticism vs say Ryan in Seattle it's a no brainer...Jeter was never and will never be in the class of Pokey Reese.
Actually, the Yanks have more LH'd starters than most teams, so they probably see more RH'd batters than average. I don't have the numbers in front of me, so I am just speculatiing on this.
aside from Sabathia not sure i agree...Petitte Is the only other lefty that's toed the rubber for them and his numbers are better vs righties. Nova, Burnett, Hughes, Kuroda and Colon all are right handed and represent the lion share of games started in the last few years for the Yanks.
I'm talking about Jeter over the last decade. The Yanks have had more lefties than the average team over that period. But, I think you are right, they havn't had many lefties I can think of. I was mistaken with this point.


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Public deserves to have voting record access
Have you ever tried to find your legislator's voting record?
I went on the State of Delaware website (legis.delaware.gov) and could not find it anywhere. Yes, I could find how they voted on an individual bill and votes by day, but there was nothing in it about a compiled voting record. I found that you have to contact the legislator you are checking up on and if they agree (not kidding), they will have one sent to you. I don't want my legislator to know I'm checking up on him.
These are powerful people. This needs to be ready and available on the state website for all to see. It can only help get good legislators re-elected. The public deserves access to legislators' official voting record on the state website.
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Local shop owners hopeful 'Small Business Saturday' takes off
Retailers hope the third time will be a charm as they prepare for Small Business Saturday, the shopping season's celebration of small boutiques and mom-and-pop stores.
In 2010, Small Business Saturday was a nonevent for customers of Lavish Body and Home in downtown Scranton. Lavish was busy, but no one really knew about Small Business Saturday.
Last year, Lavish co-owner Jonathan Chernes said a good number of people came to the store solely because it was Small Business Saturday. This year, more people are talking about it, he said.
"Merchants have gotten together, there is buzz in social media, and ever more advertising on television," Mr. Chernes said.
Lavish's Saturday special will be three free bars of Lavish's organic soap for a customer spending $100 or more. The event has been promoted by American Express, whose customers can get a credit of up to $25 for using their card at participating merchants.
As the event has caught on, it has been embraced by the downtown business holiday planning committee of Scranton Tomorrow as the kick off of the holiday shopping season, said Scranton Tomorrow Executive Director Leslie Collins. The group sponsors a holiday window decoration showcase starting Monday with awards announced during the Scranton city tree lighting on Dec. 6.
Nada Gilmartin of Nada & Co., an upscale women's apparel and accessories store, is ambivalent about Small Business Saturday. To the extent that it gets people to consider and visit local business, she thinks it's largely positive. At the same time, it's a "gimmick" she said, and a promotion for American Express.
"I look to offer good service and price every day," she said. "I'm not a gimmick person. We want customers to visit us not because we are small or local, but because we are good."
Ms. Gilmartin was part of a fundraising effort to purchase large, lighted snowflakes to hang on utility poles, and was spending most of the week working with Scranton Department of Public Works employees to have them affixed and lit.
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WILLIAMS, Herbert Nelson, 71, of Wheeling, WV, died Monday, October 8, 2012 at his home.
He was born January 27, 1941 in Simpson, WV, the son of the late Offie and Mary Haller Williams.
Mr. Williams was a retired coal miner and a Methodist by faith.
In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by a brother, John Williams.
Surviving are his wife, Jeanette Eloise Barth Williams; two sons, Steven Williams and his wife, Alice, of New Vienna, OH and Gary Williams of Wheeling; two daughters, Darlene Pearl and Brenda Bachman and her husband, Ronald, all of Wheeling; five brothers, Tom Williams and his wife, Mary, of Elkins, WV, Merle Williams of Buckhannon, WV, Charlie Williams and his wife, Barbara, of Stonewood, Denzil Williams and his wife, Cathy, of Anniston, AL and Bill Williams and his wife, Theresa, of Weston, WV; two sisters, Edith Stanton and her husband, James, of Short Creek, WV and Dessie Hedrick of Warwood; five grandchildren, Jeanette, Shaun, Shannon, Brenda and Samantha; a great-grandchild, Kylee.
Friends will be received from 2-4 and 6-8 p.m. on Thursday, October 11, 2012 at the Kepner Funeral Home, Burke Chapel, 2101 Warwood Ave., Wheeling (304-277-2722.) Service and interment will be held at the convenience of the family.
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Jets 2014/15 Depth Chart: Defenders
Kevin McCartney
July 23 2014 12:09PM
In the bizarro-season that was, a common theme was the refusal by Claude Noel to ice a 'common-sense' lineup. This was evident everywhere, including on the blue line where Bogosian started the year on his off-side even before the blender was turned on. By the end of the year, Mark Stuart was playing over 20 minutes a game in a defined top-4 role under Maurice, Byfuglien was playing the wing, and a handful of would-be Jets defenders were injured, absent, or pushed down the depth chart.
The team passed on various waiver wire defenders (Alex Urbom twice, Corey Potter, and Mike Kostka among them) while bringing in Keaton Ellerby. Adam Pardy graduated back to the NHL in an extremely limited role, and the Jets revealed their lack of depth with call-ups for Ben Chairot and Julian Melchiori while Zach Redmond played most of his year in the minors.
Despite the mess brewing in the 4 through 8 slots, on-lookers were hard pressed to focus on anything but Jacob Trouba. (After watching him in a tune-up tournament, I wrote that I didn't think he was ready. I mention that as often as possible because I obviously deserve the public shaming.) His breakout rookie campaign was perhaps a tad more exciting than effective, but the kid showed he belongs beyond a doubt.
With the biggest minutes contributor and the team's top right handed defender moved to forward, Trouba will be an even more integral part of the Jets' fortunes this year. With some questionable moves over the past two seasons, Trouba doesn't have a lot of help either. The team is still waiting for Bogosian to live up to his potential, and now they need him to live up to his contract as well. On the left side, the team needs an Enstrom clone - frustratingly, Grant Clitsome didn't do much to suggest he's up to the task during an injury-filled season.
The primary questions we ask ourselves in this series are how many goals we can expect and how the depth chart measures up to the rest of the Division.
Jets 2014/15 Depth Chart: Right Wing
Kevin McCartney
July 22 2014 02:55PM
Until last season, the Jets had employed a host of would-be centres and waiver wire additions in prominent roles on the right wing. Antropov, Wellwood, Burmistrov, Miettinen, and Santorelli all played significant minutes on the starboard while with the team. Perhaps it shouldn't have been a surprise, then, that this position was a bit of a mess last season.
Still, unlike the left wing, at this time last year it seemed like the team had finally found a solution. All of Frolik, Setoguchi, and Halischuk joined the team in a single off-season, along with two-way deals for Jerome Samson and Andrew Gordon. Instead, the team converted one of their top defenders to play this wing, put Setoguchi in a position to fail, lost Halischuk to injury and ineffectiveness, and let Samson and Gordon play their whole seasons in the minors. Only Frolik emerged as a solution, and he now awaits an arbitrator to determine his contract amount.
Some teams can turn a hunk of clay into an NHL player. And some teams take the opposite approach.
The primary questions we ask ourselves in this series are how many goals we can expect and how the depth chart measures up to the rest of the Division.
Does Ehlers Have A Shot At Opening Night?
Trin Potratz
July 21 2014 08:03PM
When the Jets stepped up to the podium to make their first selection of the 2014 NHL Entry Draft in Philadelphia, they selected Danish LW Nikolaj Ehlers. This kid can flat out play, and he honed his skills in the same place Nate MacKinnon and Jonathan Drouin did. That is with the Halifax Mooseheads.
Kevin McCartney wrote an article looking at the Jets left wing depth chart, and to be blunt, it's a sparse looking group beyond Evander Kane and Andrew Ladd. Mark Scheifele made the roster on opening night after his draft year, so does Ehlers have a shot?
Jets 2014/15 Depth Chart: Left Wing
Kevin McCartney
July 21 2014 03:07PM
We continue our look at the 2014/15 Jets depth chart with an installment on the left wing. (Centre is here.)
A year ago, the Jets hit October 1st without 4 natural left wingers, and with both Eric Tangradi and James Wright on the official roster sheet. That lack of depth caused all sorts of havoc throughout the year, with almost every eventual dog-house occupant first filling the 3LW role no matter how outlandish. Halischuk, Thorburn, Setoguchi, Byfuglien, O'Dell, and more played in that spot, and none of them comfortably.
This season, it seems the Jets' port side is in flux. More ink has been spilled about Evander Kane than any sane person can possibly read in a lifetime, and so we won't dwell. Suffice to say that this depth chart may look quite different come October. Regardless of that potential change, the depth of the position hasn't been addressed this off-season.
The primary questions we ask ourselves in this series are how many goals we can expect and how the depth chart measures up to the rest of the Division.
Is Dustin Penner A Fit???
Trin Potratz
July 20 2014 07:15PM
It's the most boring time of the year for any die-hard hockey fan. The craziness of the free agency period is ultimately over, and arbitration dates are the most exciting thing.
To keep writers and readers like me intrigued, we'll start seeing various articles that are strictly speculation. The mind wanders and hockey-obssessed people like me will look for anything to chew on for a bit. Today I was reading through Facebook fan posts to see what some Jets fans were thinking about, and I came across an innocent comment about Dustin Penner.


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May 24, 2016
The man convicted in the 19-88 Pan Am 103 bombing is apparently in a coma and near death.
The father of J.P. Flynn, a victim of the bombing over Scotland, reacted to the new developments.
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Phew! I have been one lean and mean baking machine this past month. As most of you know, I am flinging flour in the kitchen working on my first cookbook that is coming out this year. It's been a crazy ride but nothing I can't handle. I'll confirm that once my head stops spinning! Between snow days, sick days, the Hubs traveling and other commitments I have gone just a little nuts. But the one thing that keeps me sane are all the lovely ladies in this wonderful Blog Community that I am so lucky and honored to be apart of . Thank you ladies for contributing and bringing fresh new recipes to Buttercream Bakehouse! You are all keeping this blog going while I take on this massive task that I pray will turn out just as I envision. Keeping my fingers crossed...and toes too!
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Hi Everyone! It's my pleasure to guest post for Dina while she works on her cook book. So, super excited for her! Can't wait to see all her hard work.
One of my favorite cookies of all times is the traditional Italian Lemon Ricotta Cookie. I love the smell of it the texture and taste. I also love raspberry jam thumb print cookies. But what happens when you marry the two cookies together? I decided to find out and give you the results.
Its my Ricotta and Raspberry thumb print cookie. Hope you like it as much as I do.
– Gracie
Ricotta Raspberry Thumbprint Cookies
Makes 24-30
3 cups all-purpose flour
1 tsp baking powder
1 tsp salt
1 stick of room temp butter
2 cups of granulated sugar
2 eggs
1 tsp vanilla extract
1- 15oz container of Ricotta
zest of a lemon
3 tbs lemon juice
Raspberry Jam
Preheat oven to 325 degrees F. sift together flour, baking powder, and salt into a bowl, and set aside.
Line two baking sheets with parchment paper.
Cream butter and sugar together with a paddle attachment on high
Then reduce speed to med and add an egg at a time beating well between additions. add the ricotta, vanilla, lemon zest, and lemon juice and beat to combine. Add the flour mix, and beat on low until just combined, but do no over-mix.
With a cookie dough scoop or spoon, place about a tablespoon of dough on tray.
Place in oven – in about 10-15 minutes (when they are smooth) remove from oven let cool for a few seconds then make an indentation in the top of each one with thumb or back of cookie scoop.
Then place back in oven until golden and cooked all the through; about 2-5 more minutes. Cool cookies on wire rack and place about a Tablespoon of jam in indentation of each cookie.
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Many IBM Business Partners' Sales Mastery and Technical Sales Mastery certifications are due to expire September 30 2012. Recertification is required to continue to receive SVI/SVP payments and to gain PartnerWorld skill points towards Advanced and Premier membership levels.
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Well I definately do?? A cupcake stamp that is. I have seen so many cute cupcake cards and Taylor Vanbruggen had a layout to try with your cupcake stamp. Since my collection is lacking this I used a new stamp from my Just Celebrate set that is featured in the new mini catalog. I picked the cute butterfly stamp to showcase on this card. I used my Copic markers to color it in. The decorative paper is from Sweetwater Scrapbooking Company. I really love their papers and finally decided to dig in to my stash. Green is my favorite color so of course this card makes me smile. The colors are so bright and cheery. The cardstock is all SU, Green Galore and YoYo Yellow. I used my Marvy giga square punch to make the scallop edge. The squares aren't that big so I cut one down the middle and used the two sides to form one long border. The green ribbon covers where they join. I was originally going to make my scallop border yellow but wasn't real happy with the way it looked and decided to go with the white. Once I was finished I used the half of the yellow square that was for the border to stamp my sentiment on. I really love this card. It is available on my Etsy site with most of my other cards. If you are interested please take a look. Special requests are as available!
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Before the FCC's vote on Barack Obama's secret plan to regulate the Internet, Netflix was the golden boy of the Net Neutrality movement. They were constantly cited as the reason we needed regulation, and Netflix played it up, hoping winners and losers would be chosen. Well now it turns out, even Netflix opposes Obama's plan.


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I have a user with 75.000 emails in her inbox.
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Can anybody give me any ideas of how this could be done?
Setting up the account in an email client is not viable
Doing it in webmail would possible if it could allow me to see emails either 'separated by year' or indeed 'show 20.000 emails per page'. The current 100 is a bit low..
Synchronise one account with another using imap sync, where perhaps it is possible to do so from-to a set of dates, and then delete the other account?
I have searched the forums, and it looks to me that Zimbra would do good at implementing this as a feature in the Admin GUI, baring in mind the number of posts in the matter.
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Monday, September 1, 2008
Chile Colorado
I spent last winter about 10 miles north of the Mexican border in Arizona and while I was there I got to try out a lot of real-deal Mexican cuisine. I also happened to bring back an immense amount of dried chile peppers which have been sitting in my pantry unused for a couple of months. So today I decided to whip up a batch of red chile, notice I say chile not chili. Coming from New York the chili that I am used to is invariably a tomato based/ground beef/pinto bean concoction usually served under the moniker of Chile con Carne. Occasionally someone will omit the beans and tell you that this is the real, authentic Mexican thing. While I was down in the South West I found out that real Chile is quite a different animal. Nary a tomato to be found in the traditional dish, most red type chiles you find are called Chile Colorado and are entirely chile pepper based.
To make my version I started with an assortment of dried chiles. I used anchos, pasillos, puyas, arbols, and New Mexico reds.
These go into a 250 degree oven for about 10 minutes. Alternately, you can roast them on the stove top in a cast iron skillet which I believe is a bit more traditional. Once they are roasted rip off the stems and dump out as many of the seeds as you can. Invariably you will not be able to get them all out and the leftover seeds will add to the overall fiery nature of this dish. You should then simmer the peppers in a covered skillet in enough salted water to cover for about 20 minutes. As a side note, remember to wash your hands after you do this I went to take a leak after this process without washing my hands. Hilarity ensued.
When the peppers are good and tender I transfer them to a bowl with the water and hit them with my handy dandy stick blender until completely smooth. The next step is to make a light roux using a couple globs of butter and an equal amount of flour.
Throw the chile back into the roux and bring up to a simmer and leave it to bubble for a couple minutes. This should tighten the chile up a little leaving you with a nice, thick sauce. Throw in a teaspoon or so of garlic powder and season to taste and you have a traditional Mexican red chile. I deviate from the recipe a little and throw in a splash of white vinegar and a small handful of sugar.
If you remember my amateur butchery of this post,-
then you will remember that I was left with a hearty portion of high quality meat scraps. I decided to use these in my chile. The meat looked delicious, much better than the crappy stew meat that you see in grocery stores.
I browned this stuff off in a casserole, draining once. When it was half done I had to stop myself grabbing little hunks of meat and devouring them. The little pieces were like tiny medium rare filet mignons.
When the meat was well browned I dumped in the chile sauce and brought back to a boil. Into a 325 degree oven went the covered casserole for couple of hours, leaving me with a delicious mess of meaty, burning chile.
My favorite way to eat chile of this ilk is with runny, fried eggs and corn tortillas.
To make a plate I dunk two corn tortillas into the chile and let them sit for a minute to get nice and sodden with the sauce. On top of this goes the fried egg, followed by a couple spoons of the meat and sauce. Top it all off with a couple grinds of fresh pepper and you are left with a simple and delicious snack.
This chile is completely different from tomato type chilies that you see a lot of. This stuff has a smokey, pleasantly bitter flavor and a slow burn that starts in the back of your throat and then moves to your belly. You can use the base sauce for a myriad of other dishes and it keeps well in the fridge for quite the while. I recommend that you give it a whirl if so inclined.
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Count me in as a fan - awesome photos!ReplyDelete
nice- I am a big fan of spicy, and have been messing with the recipes in "authentic mexican" by the guy with the pbs mexican cooking show. BTW, you should put in an rss feed... they're pretty easy to implement, and I never remember to check blogs who don't have one (I love my netvibes rss reader)ReplyDelete
thanks! added the rss feed!ReplyDelete
oh my goodness!!! (sorry, your chili made me squeal). See, I thought I was being original with my hardcorefoodity website... ;) But I'm happy you're here! The chili in this post looks delicious.ReplyDelete
Will link to you. Look forward to reading the rest of it and future posts as well. :)
Excellent and knowledgeable. Keep up the good work.ReplyDelete
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Johnson, Brooks Make AP All-America Team
Johnson is consensus first-team all-America.
Dec. 12, 2006
Georgia Tech wide receiver Calvin Johnson was named to the Associated Press all-America first-team, while punter Durant Brooks was a second-team selection.
The Biletnikoff Award winner as the nation's top receiver, Johnson is a consensus first-team all-America with selection to five of the major all-America teams as recognized by the NCAA. He also made The Sporting News team and was previously named a first-team all-America by the Walter Camp Foundation, the American Football Coaches Association and the Football Writers' Association of America. He finished 10th in the Heisman Trophy balloting.
In 2005, Johnson was a first-team all-America by the AFCA while earning second-team recognition from Walter Camp and AP.
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