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Chicken Enchilada Casserole Recipe
- 1 large onion, chopped
- 1 medium green pepper, chopped
- 1 teaspoon butter
- 3 cups shredded cooked chicken breast
- 2 cans (4 ounces each) chopped green chilies
- 1/4 cup all-purpose flour
- 1-1/2 to 2 teaspoons ground coriander
- 2-1/2 cups reduced-sodium chicken broth
- 1 cup (8 ounces) reduced-fat sour cream
- 1 cup (4 ounces) reduced-fat Monterey Jack or reduced-fat Mexican cheese blend, divided
- 12 corn tortillas (6 inches), warmed
- 1. In a small skillet, saute onion and green pepper in butter until tender. In a large bowl, combine the chicken, green chilies and onion mixture.
- 2. In a small saucepan, combine flour and coriander. Add broth; stir until smooth. Cook and stir over medium heat until mixture comes to a boil. Cook and stir 1-2 minutes longer or until thickened. Remove from the heat; stir in sour cream and 1/2 cup cheese. Stir 3/4 cup sauce into chicken mixture.
- 3. Place 1/3 cup chicken mixture down the center of each tortilla. Roll up and place seam side down in a 13-in. x 9-in. baking dish coated with cooking spray. Pour remaining sauce over top; sprinkle with remaining cheese. Bake, uncovered, at 350° for 30-35 minutes or until heated through. Yield: 6 servings.
Nutritional Facts
2 each: 383 calories, 12g fat (6g saturated fat), 82mg cholesterol, 710mg sodium, 37g carbohydrate (5g sugars, 5g fiber), 33g protein. Diabetic Exchanges: 4 lean meat, 2 starch, 1 fat.
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"Very good, I like spice so we added poblanos. Otherwise stuck to the recipe and it was great!"
"Not too spicy for those with sensitive taste."
"I made the following adjustments as well. I sauted my green pepper and onion in a smidge of olive oil and used 2 T butter as the roux base for the sauce mixed with 2 T flour instead of the 1/4 cup flour. Then I used half milk ( 2%) and half stock for the liquid to make the sauce a bit more creamy and smooth. I also used smoked cumin instead of coriander. Cut the sour cream to 1/2 to 3/4 of a cup too since I had a smooth base to start with anyway.To the chicken vegetable mixture I added some additional spice with a bit of fresh garlic and next time I will add some diced jalapeno to kick it up. My biggest complaint is that the corn tortillas I used cracked when rolled (yes I warmed them). It may have been the brand, I salvaged the stuffing - heated the tortillas until hot and steamy and then rolled them and they were fine.For cheese - next time I think I will use a blend of jalapeno jack or even some queso cheese.Certainly will make it again with the adjustments I noted."
"This was very bland! We had to cover it with salsa just to give it some flavor."
"wow, these enchiladas are terrific! that sauce is what really makes it, and I thought mine were the best, I have incorporated this recipe with my own, and boy-what a match"
"Very rich flavor. Worth the time tgo make the sauce rather than open a can of dull cream of whatever soup."
"My boyfriend is so picky about food he will only eat basic meat and potatoes the only vegi"s he will eat is broccoli and greenbeans. I have looking for more ways to cook different recipes and i made this dish and he absolutely loved it. He ask for it again already, it"s only been 4 days. Bonnie Reynolds, Madison Wi"
"I love this recipe its simiple and easy."
"This is one of our favorite recipes. I use fat-free sour cream. easy and very authentic tasting!!!"
"perfect add a litttle extra sauce"
"We loved this!!! I used spanish rice by rice-a-roni, i also added onion, green peppers, and some jalapenoes to my ground beef when i cooked it. Can't wait to make it again!"
"Never.again. The sauce was like paste. My husband threw it in the trash. Really bad."
"I have been making this same recipe with some minor changes. I use flour tortillas and use Cumin and not coriander. I saute green peppers and onions and add to my chicken mixture which continas green chili's. When I make my sauce I melt butter and add flour and then add chicken broth and cook until thicken and then add the cumin, sour cream and shredded Montery Jack cheese. I add some of the sauce to the chicken mixture and put some down the middle of the torilla and sprinkle with cheese and roll and place in pan until all have been rolled. I then take the remaining sauce and pour over all the finished Enchilada's and sprinkle with cheese and bake. Every September I make 150 of the chicken and 150 of beef enchilada's for a church fund raiser."
"I thought this was a good casserole. I have made it using regular sour cream and cheese, not the reduced- fat, much more flavorful!"
"this is more of a '' white '' dish if you wanted more flavor this is not for you. and should be able to tell by whats in it before making it that there is no spice or deep flavors at all"
"Mexican food is not spicy as most people expect. It is the sauces and additions that spice it up! In the Midwest chain restaurants in particular think they have to add chili power to everything. Therefore, this is a good basis and from there you can spice to your own tastesl"
"Addendum - after reviewing the recipe on this page I see the oven temp - but when I printed it out, it was not there! I was in a hurry and did not have time to go back to check it...but glad to know i guessed correctly."
"my kids loved it- i added salsa to mine since it was bland - but i think you could kick it up with more spices."
"I thought it was pretty good. I added extra veggies!"
"Bland, too much coriander. It had a strange taste."
"Yes it is a bit bland, but good for kids."
"This recipe is exceedingly bland. And it's not that I want something hot and spicy (I can only handle mild salsa); I just want taste. Once I thought about the ingredients and the fact that there was no garlic, chili powder or cumin, I wasn't as surprised."


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My name is David and I am an art director for an advertising agency. I went to UNT and studied graphic design and minored in music (vocal).
I tend to enjoy a lot of things related to the arts, including music, museums, design, etc.
I was raised in a very religious and conservative family and while I'm no longer conservative and much less religious than I used to be, I am still very close (mentally not physically) to my family.
Besides music and art, I always enjoy a nice road trip. And any sort of travel for that matter. Because I think experience is such an important part of growing.
Snow skiing is the only sport I'm all that good at (and let's be honest, the only one that's worth a damn).
The "I'm an open book" cliché is true. I'm always up for coffee (I do love my beverages) if you're interested and would like to know more.
I believe that open and honest communication is incredibly important.
I've been single for a long time. This is probably due to focusing on school and then career shit. If you're here just looking for friends, that's nice. But that's not why I'm here. However, if I gain a few along the way, great - I'm open to that.
Books – Douglas Adams, Craig Thompson, David Sedaris, Chuck Palahniuk, Tolkien, Crichton, Agatha Christie. There's a Canadian comedian named Chris Leavins who wrote a book of short stories called "The Captain: And other Stories" which is really great.
Movies – Airplane! Pan's Labyrinth, Donnie Darko, Children of Men, Garden State, Raising Arizona, Young Frankenstein, The Life Aquatic, Mull Metal Jacket, A Clockwork Orange, Requiem for a Dream, Black Swan, Fargo, Lock Stock and Two Smoking Barrels, Magnolia, Kill Bill, Pulp Fiction, Fight Club, Hot Rod, Mirror Mask, Moon, Sunshine. The Room (Have you seen this movie? If not, stop what you're doing and watch it RIGHT NOW! Amazingly horrible!)
Tv – Broad City, Modern Family, Arrested Development (best show that has ever been on TV), Frisky Dingo (best cartoon that has ever been on TV. If you haven't seen it, check it out), Squidbillies, It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, Mad Men, Game of Thrones, SNL.
Music - this is a big one. I love all sorts of music but I tend to lean towards really good folk when it comes to favorites. Sufjan Stevens, Laura Marling, Belle and Sebastian, Arcade Fire, Architecture in Helsinki, Robyn, Eric Whitacre, Iron and Wine, Andrew Bird, Ratatat, Rihanna, Basia Bulat, Beirut, Ben Folds, Camera Obscura, Feist, Garbage, Imogen Heap, The Knife, Lady Gaga, Lauryn Hill, My Brightest Diamond, The National, The New Pornographers, Regina Spektor, Rufus Waignwright, Marina and the Diamonds, Florence and the Machine, and so much more.
Food – Mostly the edible kind. Asian is always good. So is Italian. And Mexican. BBQ and Indian tend to not be my favorite.
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4. My computer
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6. Tea (loose leaf is you can get it)/coffee
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Six-term GOP lion Pete Domenici announced his retirement last month, opening the door for a competitive race whose players are still uncertain. A lot hinges on the fortunes of New Mexico Governor Bill Richardson, who is currently running fourth in the race for the Democratic nomination for president. If his presidential campaign flags, he could easily switch gears and run for the Senate. If he does "It'll be a slam dunk, even better odds than Warner in Virginia," Cook said. If he doesn't, there aren't many other Democrats that could win the Southwestern state, no matter who inherits the Republican mantle from Domenici. So far Representative Heather Wilson, a Domenici protégé, is the only major GOP player to announce for the seat. Wilson has managed to eke out six House terms in a seat that is constantly embattled, winning in 2006 with just 50% of the vote. Wilson, like Domenici, also has been repeatedly attacked by Democrats for calling the former New Mexico U.S. Attorney David Iglesias about a corruption case. Iglesias, who later became one of eight U.S. Attorneys fired by the Bush administration, has said he felt pressured politically. Other potential GOP candidates include: Congressman Steve Pearce, oil executive Spiro Vassilopoulos and New Mexico Land commissioner Pat Lyons.
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If you build it will they use it? Should taxpayers subsidize companies for broadband infrastructure they were already planning to install and profit from? Who will pay for computers the elderly and the disadvantaged likely will need to access broadband? Should broadband wireless access -- which is just beginning to be deployed -- be included in the broadband package, which itself will be included in the overall stimulus program being debated?
Proposed legislation in the Senate would give a hefty tax credit to service providers offering 100-Mbps speeds and up -- making, for instance, Verizon's FiOS a likely beneficiary. But cable companies, which will have trouble reaching 100-Mbps speeds, want tax credit for 50 Mbps.
Members of both legislative bodies have been working overtime all week to hammer out legislation covering broadband.
The legislators are grappling with a survey report released last week by the Pew Internet & American Life Project that found many Americans don't want broadband and another sizable group doesn't have the computers or smartphones that would enable them to use the Internet.
"When half of dial-up and nonusers cite reasons such as 'not interested' or 'nothing could get me to switch,' it seems clear that networked digital resources do not play enough of a role in their lives to justify a broadband connection," said John Horrigan, associate director for research at the research organization.
In the past, Horrigan has pointed out that there's a lack of solid data from the federal government on existing broadband usage. Most independent studies show the United States dropping behind many other industrialized nations in deployment of broadband.
Sen. Tom Harkin, D-Iowa, chairman of the Senate Agriculture Committee, has been arguing for a substantial amount of the funds to be given to the Agriculture Department. But others want the funding to be controlled by the National Telecommunications and Information Administration, which recently spent all of the $1.34 billion it had been allocated for the analog-to-digital TV broadcast switch.
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Does not work!I had to purchase this remover when my usual one was not available. Almay's product did not remove much of my eye makeup AND it smeared my mascara to make the situation worse. I do not recommend this product, even though is it fairly inexpensive. — 7 years agoSarahJC2005 | 2 reviews
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This product is not for everyone!It didn't work for me, that's for sure.... It removes the make up nicely, BUT leaves my eyes red and everything gets blurry for a while. Now I use Neutrogena, L'oreal or Prescriptives equivalents... — 7 years, 9 months agogjgille | 29 reviews
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Effective Eye Makeup RemoverThis is a good basic to have in your medicine cabinet. It takes off your eye makeup with just a couple of swiped, and isn't greasy. It's also HUGE, and a good bargain for the price. The only thing I don't love about it is the somewhat wide opening to the bottle; I usually poke a couple holes in the protective seal instead of opening it all the way so I don't get a flood when I tip it onto a tissue. — 7 years, 9 months agokatiehaich | 53 reviews
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no mess!this works wonders!i love that its oil free and is light and refreshing! it really does sweep away your makeup! — 8 years, 2 months agobeutyoholic | 6 reviews
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Girls, Don't Let This Happen To You. You Need This Product.I have been using this makeup remover longer than I can remember, or that I want to count that many years; nothing can be more dependable and as we say today, "user friendly". Recently I was given a new make p remover by another brand. In the morning after applying my makeup, as always, I take a q-tip and dip it into the bottle. I then use it to detail and remove the mascara around my e...read moreyes. I thought nothing more of it until mid-afternoon when I finished around of meetings, when what did I see when I looked up into the mirror, was mascara "all over" around my eyees. Oh did I look cheap and tacky. I was the other makeup remover I tried; it was an oil base slowly removing any of the mascara the q-tip touched earlier, all over under my eyes. I appeared before several important people in my meetings and also face to face; then had ran a few errands after. NO ONE TOLD ME I had mascara all over. So embarassing!! I will never leave my Almay remover for another product again!! — 8 years, 10 months agococo11 | 5 reviews
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This is it. Since he began his run on Fantastic Four back in 2009, writer Jonathan Hickman has been building up to the events of Fantastic Four #604. In that time, their name has changed, their outfits have changed, and the Human Torch has died and come back to life. It's been refreshing at times, confusing at times, entertaining most of the time and high-minded all the time. It's been a massive epic about time travel, alternate realities, rogue gods, unexpected sacrifices and, in the end, a stirring paean to the best of relationships between fathers and sons.
The cards are all finally laid on the table in this issue, and truth be told, it's still a bit confusing, since it involves time travel. Reed Richards' father Nathaniel, with whom he's had a somewhat rocky relationship with in the past, has been devoting much of his life to chronal tampering, trying to figure out a way for his son, and the Earth itself, to survive the moment that is upon them now – a group of Mad Celestials out to kill the world. Much of this seems to have been trial and error, bouncing back and forth and constantly seeing his efforts to manipulate events to a favorable outcome. It seems there are certain 'universal constants' that are unalterable, although that's always a confusing and seemingly arbitrary concept – especially when these constants look to be simple decisions a man makes and not some cosmic law.
Being a latecomer to Hickman's run, I haven't seen every bit of plot development leading up to this issue, so there are times where you just have to go with the explanation and try to push past your confusion – such as what "at the age you are now, we can't be trusted" means. But it seems Reed was destined to indulge his scientific curiosity and enter a reality nexus to meet a Council of Reeds from alternate realities, all of whom had sacrificed all their personal lives and loves for the sake of scientifically bettering their universes by building new suns to save billions of souls. Our Reed eventually turns away from the Council because he refuses to make that same sacrifice, and the work of the Council continues – until it awakens the Mad Celestials and finds itself destroyed by them. Then they are destined to hunt down and destroy our Reed as well, even though he did not join that Council. And these are things that Nathaniel has had to try and work his way around to find ways to prevent those rogue gods from killing his son.
This time around, he's had help from his grandchildren – both as kids and adults in the future. His granddaughter is a super-genius, and his grandson is a reality-shaper, and still, this has been an extremely difficult task. However, as we saw at the end of last issue, the adult versions of Franklin and Valeria RIchards have finally arrived in our time, in our space, and they are both here to save the day. Hickman has spent three years crafting a story to properly utilize the immensely powerful but perennially sidelined son of Mr. Fantastic and the Invisible Woman, and this is the payoff.
It's a wonderful thing, seeing Franklin and Valeria as benevolent heroes in the future striving to save their family and the world, rather than the too-often-used schtick where one of them has to be evil or something. Valeria loves and admires her brother despite being smarter than him – and her compassion extends even to her "Uncle Doom," the egomaniacal man who delivered her, named her, and was convinced by her to actually sacrifice himself to the Celestials in order to buy them more time to execute their plans. And it's the adult Franklin's dogged determination not to let this be the day his father dies that pits him against the three Celestials, and its the young Franklin's benevolent heart and sense of responsibility that grants his older counterpart the added power to make Galactus himself into his herald.
Yes, you read that right. And it's an epic moment that made me shout out loud with glee.
What it comes down to is that Reed's choice not to sacrifice family for the logical 'needs of the many outweigh the needs of the few' maxim that the other Reeds followed was perhaps not the rational choice, but it turns out that the emotional choice was the one that saved them all, because this Reed, our Reed, has created life – the life of a very good boy who grows up to become a very good man, one who will lay his life on the line to save the world. Hickman ends the story with some beautifully simple optimistic narration about how as long as there is life, there is hope, underscoring the entire Future Foundation mission statement, as well as an epilogue which shows us that, despite the gulf between Nathaniel and Reed, there are elements of fatherhood that are also universal constants.
It's a touching but not trite story about love and family with moving moments from artist Steve Epting, plus it's a giant god-fight with Franklin Richards cutting loose with his mind-bending power. It's a very satisfying conclusion to a huge saga that's beyond the comic book norm, and those don't come along very often. Enjoy it while you can.


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A Great Ship, and a Great Trip.: Riviera Cruise Review by havegunwilltravel
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A Great Ship, and a Great Trip.
Destination: Transatlantic
Embarkation: Venice
Riviera, is a great, no grand ship. I could find no fault with her, except her entertainment which was sub par (check who her contractor is), and the crew transparency, particularly the officers, on the second leg of the cruise was lacking.
We were one of 14 ships ship that got a CDC certified NoroVirus outbreak in 2012. It was pretty obvious what was going on, yet the the staff would say nothing, although towards the end of the cruise, all medical services were free. All four of us, including one who is a doctor got it, and yet they would said it did not exist. It affected the crew, and passengers, and we spent two days restricted to our cabin. The room service was great, as my wife had it, but I didn't More get it until after the trip, on the plane home (not good).
I can't explain why what happen, happened, except that this was the ship's first trip to the US, and they would have to under go both Public Health Service, and Coast Guard review. Three life boat drills in 29 days, I will give them credit for the practice, which is necessary given the really stupid evac procedures on larger ships. Do you really think I am going to sit quietly in the assembly area, and not go to the life boat if the darn ship is going down!!!!
All in all it was a superb cruise, but crew/officer transparency really was bad. They knew they had a virus outbreak, but suppressed it, charging passengers who got sick initially mega bucks for treatment, which I am sure was refunded, at the end. They knew they had a problem yet suppressed it. I had a very heated conversation with the Captain, and Doctor, which resulted in nothing, which leads me to believe that as wonderful as these ships are, they will go to any length to suppress the fact that any thing is amiss. Why don't you just be up front, and say there is a problem?
I love these cruise lines, and have more cruises booked, but if you think I'm getting on a ship with more than 1250 passengers, forget it it. I have been crossing the ocean since 1960, and my parents had to "abandon" the Andrea Doria. So I am a little more sensitive about ship safety than most.
Still cruising, still loving it, but I know where my life jacket, and boat are. Forget the assembly areas, go to the boat, or the crew will beat you to it!!! Less
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The 'American Idol' champion joins frontman Mick Jagger for a duet on the band's 1974 hit 'It's Only Rock 'n' Roll'.
Country music star Carrie Underwood dropped by The Rolling Stones' Toronto concert Saturday night to sing in a duet with frontman Mick Jagger the classic Stones single "It's Only Rock 'n' Roll". The 30-year-old singer was apparently celebrating the eighth anniversary of her "American Idol win that night and she felt really fortunate to have spent it performing with the legendary band.
"8 years ago today, I won @AmericanIdol and tonight, I sang with the @RollingStones! Wow, so much has happened! #Thankful," Underwood tweeted following her performance with the Stones at Toronto's Air Canada Centre. "Holy cow! I walked off stage and said, 'What just happened?!' Still can't believe it! :)," the "Two Black Cadillacs" singer wrote.
Wearing a black ensemble of a Rolling Stones t-shirt with a USA-flag filled-in lips logo in front and union jack on the back, skinny pants and stiletto boots, Underwood did her usual live performance stance of raising her arm with a pointed finger. As guitarist Keith Richards did his riffs on centerstage, she and Jagger got into a hip-bump close to the stands.
With the Toronto concert duet, Underwood now joins the list of other top acts who have appeared on the Stones' "50 & Counting" North America tour. Katy Perry joined their Las Vegas concert two weeks ago and prior to that Gwen Stefani and Tom Waits guested on their L.A. and Oakland shows, respectively.


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It was during a split second of unfeigned awareness – over a medium-sized cup of lychee berry frozen yogurt that I was sharing with my mom – that I decided to start writing. We'd been talking politics when a knowing smile lit her face. "If you really feel that strongly about these things, why don't you blog about them?"
I launched a website temporarily called "Legislative Wordplay" a few days after BP's Deepwater Horizon rig began threading its way through the Gulf of Mexico, just before it left a blanket of crude oil on the doorstep of the Gulf Coast; seven months before a deep, rich red seeped into the bluest congress in recent memory; an era bereft of Arab Spring mentalities or Todd Akin abortion gaffes.
And now, here I sit, zipping up my final bags, nearly able to smell the greasy air of the university dining hall. I scroll up and down these web pages. I sift through a chronology of my last two and a half years. This is what I spent my time doing in high school. This is who I was – who I am.
On the whole, I count myself lucky. I am among those who get to do what they love to do. Indeed, the algorithms of geometry and precalculus may have been lost on me, but in their place I threaded the delicate strands of hobby until they evolved into a robust and finely-tuned passion.
This, I think, is where I grew.
I grew between the clicks of a spacebar eroded by time, within the rhythmic cacophony of just-too-ripe metaphors that spilled out onto Word documents. I learned in my craving to discover why some pieces were met with universal approval, while others encountered a discomfited audience brimming with chagrin. And, accordingly, I stretched my intellectual limbs in a struggle to walk the compelling line between sensitivity and contentiousness.
I remember the first truly negative response I received to a piece I had written. My piece had lamented what I had deemed the "suppressed" voice of youth. It was, in retrospect, a hasty and inflammatory few paragraphs that achieved little beyond airing my own frustrations – perhaps with a teacher, perhaps with a parent; I don't remember. I do remember the commenter's response: inherently negative and viciously critical. I felt shaken and became defensive by impulse.
I feel blessed and grateful for the limitless words of praise and encouragement that came both before and after such comments. But the fundamental lesson I've learned from maintaining this website spills out from precisely those dissenting responses. It boils down to that painful and entirely energizing question of what it means to react, and think, and live critically. Criticism is – like the feeling that overwhelms you after stretching your hamstring just before a long run – the best kind of burning sensation.
I have derived a constructive and straightforward lesson from the time I spent composing pieces for this blog. It is a similar lesson to that which I have taken from the circuitous nature of the Israelis and the Palestinians; from the heretical wit of Christopher Hitchens; from a Congress who swiftly and imprudently approved a war that has since been burned (violently) into the collective American psyche. That lesson is two-fold.
First: Criticism isn't defined wholly by disapproval or condemnation. It is also part of the powerful and invaluable process of attaining clarity.
And second: When we are forced – either by our own innate compulsions or external influences – to clarify our intent, or spell out the means by which we attain our ends, or defend our bland or disputable viewpoints, we are accordingly forced to become aware. We become our own advocates when we are keenly challenged and engaged. And if it's as easy as that, then why not challenge ourselves?
This article isn't characteristic of this blog. Just as this website was never (I should hope) a diary to spew vitriol, it was also rarely a medium to unload my own arbitrary anecdotes. But as a perceptive friend of mine reminded me last week, "at the end, we always think about the beginning."
Tonight I had the chance to video-chat with my grandparents who live a thousand miles away from me. We were talking about my experiences at camp this summer, and about what the next few weeks (the start of college) may hold in store. And the question arose: what comes next for Truth Be Told Politics?
The answer is a peculiar one: I don't know. There exists, in this thrilling and hurried passage, a wealth of unknown. Will I be writing about politics? Or will another fascination catch my attention? Will I even be writing on this blog? Writing is my criticism; and criticism yields clarity. And God knows that we need clarity.
Whether I'll keep writing here is uncertain. You have left me with much to think about. So I, in turn, will leave you with this: For clicking on your TBT bookmark even when there was little of interest in the news; for reading through those pieces of mine that seemed rant-esque; for allocating precious moments during your busiest days to compose a comment or e-mail me a response; for sharing my writing with your own friends and relatives; one hundred and thirty-five posts later, I cannot thank you enough.


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I've been inspired by the posts of this site and have decided to form a Manliness Club at my school.
The situation is that it's a small school with about 30-50 students so every Thursday all the girls go off to the Feminist club and all the boys ar just left moping around.
My idea is for the Manliness Club to be on the same day at the same time as the Feminist Club so that everyone has something to do.
Though to start this I'm going to need some ideas. How would you make a manliness club in high school. All ideas no matter how ridiculous are welcomed.
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Sounds like a reaction against something, and that wouldn't appeal to me.
Better is to have a club that has an activity that interests its members. What do you all like to do?
Your right, now that I think about it that leaves a bad taste in my mouth. Well we are a diverse bunch with nothing holding us together other then a love of freedom and a hatred for Curriculum based schools. Though if we could find something else that interests all of us that would be great.
Maybe a life skills club would be a better name for it. By all means at the same time as the feminist one/
"Life skills" is the name of the Special Education program in quite a few districts ... at least around here. Also, I don't think there's anything wrong with a name that suggests the group is primarily for men. "Life skills" doesn't quite say that.
I would also make it open to both male and female. That will make so much funnier when he gets accused of being bigoted, closed minded and hateful (by including everyone).
I like the life skills approach. There are lots of various topics that could be covered.
I agree with Will. No need to counter feminist henhouse with a 'manly' henhouse. Start a club to do something manly ... not just to gab about it. Base the club around the activity, not just the concept.
Why would you want to be like the feminists, anyway? In my experience, they're not all that happy.
And here I thought Canada was progressive. In coastal US cities, "feminist" clubs are dwindling. Girls aren't interested, and have plenty to keep them busy being class president and with all the clearly co-ed clubs.
But, good for these girls for keeping occupied. Any idea what they actually do? If I were to have a feminist club, I'd make it part book club, part career prep. There aren't as many male-specific business books making headlines as women-targeted books, but you don't have to be gender-specific. Surely you can get men to come in to talk about their professions.
Yes, getting men to come in and talk about themselves is a good idea.
Upon further reflexion, Will and other members are right when they say that starting a manliness club as a counter to a feminist club is not the right motivation. However, perhaps it is my fault in that I did not explain the context of my situation. Brace yourselves, this will be long:
There are no grades, homework, projects, report cards, curriculum, hierarchy-even concepts like teachers and students or classrooms don't exist.
Called Alternative Education or Unschool is based entirely on free will and what you as a student want to learn. There's no grading system so those wanting to enter university work on their portfolio or take classes online. Here's the proof this place actually exist:
No one can force you to do anything. As a result, the school itself has become a main room where everyone socialises or studies their own things, and the outside rooms are used for a series of clubs which progress throughout the day.
New clubs can be added at any time. All the teachers and students are very liberal and so the only reasons for rejecting a Manliness Club here would be if there is not enough people interested. So don't get your feathers all ruffled up, no one is going to bash me.
Now allot of the boys dont have any male role models, some don't even have fathers. If this keeps up it will be a long time if ever that we will become men. The last thing this world is needs is another generation of man children. That's why we need this. To ponder and contemplate what it means to be a man but also to do manly deeds. Besides the worst possible outcome is that everyone decides to hate manliness and we close the club. This means that even if we fail, we lose nothing.
So now that you know I go to a school based on free will and integrity, are there any ideas for a high school Manliness Club?
If it's supposed to be academic, you could study the modern men's movement, or previous things about masculinity. I suggest: Ritual and Manhood in Victorian America; King, Warrior, Magician, Lover; Iron John: a Book about Men; Manhood in the Making.
I think what I'd want to do in high school would be to study something. It's what I like to do now! So: what do you want to explore?
Agreed with Will. You could try getting together and reading about famous men, then asking each group member to form a Cabinet of Invisible Counselors.
I am very happy to see that you are inspired to start such a group focused on young men. I'm also horrified that your school would have a Feminist Club, and offer nothing to the boys during that time frame. That's ridiculous, and could have very negative consequences depending on the individual boys who are, as you say, "just left moping around."
Because of the way your school operates, you have a very rare opportunity before you. You get to learn things you want to learn. I agree with many of the suggestions here regarding content for your new Club. Getting men to come in and talk about their professions would be very high on my list. I also like the idea of selecting books about masculinity.
I also think you are on to something when you talk about life skills. There are numerous things I wish I had learned when I was in high school that would have made college--along with the rest of my life--easier. Offering a session on personal finance/personal credit would be helpful. If there are many of you who are driving, maybe some sessions on basic auto repair/maintenance would be of interest. Age-appropriate job-hunting skills are good to learn before one goes off to college (I started working part time while still in H.S.) Health, fitness, and grooming are important topics to cover too. Find out what things the other guys want to learn about, and dig into those topics.
I think that if you create content that interests a good chunk of the male students, you will also find that some of the female students will take an interest too, and you will end up providing a service from which all can benefit.
As for what to call the group, I would steer clear of "Manliness Club." I'm leaning more towards words like "brotherhood," "comrades," "buddies," "fellows," "associates," etc. As a matter of fact, back in the 80s-90s, there was a group of professional black men in Washington D.C who created a non-profit organization called The Associates. They raised money for a variety of charitable organizations.
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Jenn Hall took time away from decorating cakes at Whipped Bakeshop so that she could apply her talents to creating this awesome R2-D2 bike helmet. Speaking with Geekadelphia, she explains how the two activities are related:
While I owe a lot of my pastry decorating skillz to stuff I've learned at Whipped Bakeshop, I think for this project I used my own mad artist skillz, which is really the force that binds everything I do. That said, it actually is comparable in size to a lot of the cakes I work on at the bakery. While I was measuring the different components, I thought to myself, "I feel like I'm measuring pieces of fondant for a cake right now.†I guess if I ever make an R2D2 cake (Would someone please please please order an R2D2 cake, PLEASE?!) I might think to myself, "I feel like I'm making a helmet right now.â€
For a step-by-step on how the helmet was made, check out Jenn Hall's blog.
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JUNEAU, Alaska — An Alaska official said Monday the state is looking at taking a multibillion-dollar equity stake in a major natural gas pipeline project as a way to protect its interests and help make the long-hoped-for project a reality.
Natural Resources Commissioner Joe Balash said Gov. Sean Parnell's administration views a potential equity stake of 20 percent to 30 percent favorably. But he said any level of participation would depend on legislative buy-in and the terms the companies pursuing the project are willing to accept.
Assuming the project costs $45 billion — a figure at the lower end of the range previously announced by the companies — the state would be looking at $9 billion to $13.5 billion for a stake of 20 percent to 30 percent.
Balash said he's hoping that range narrows significantly over time as the idea gets more scrutiny.
The option stems from a report commissioned by the state to see how Alaska could protect its royalty interest and ensure it receives the maximum value possible for its natural gas.
The North Slope's three major players — Exxon Mobil Corp., BP and ConocoPhillips — are working with TransCanada Corp. to advance a liquefied natural gas project that would be capable of overseas exports.
The proposed line would run 800 miles from the slope to south-central Alaska and could cost from $45 billion to more than $65 billion. The companies haven't committed to building it and have repeatedly said they needed competitive, predictable and durable terms on oil and gas taxes and royalties.
Alaskans have long dreamed of a gas line as a way to create jobs, provide energy for residents and shore up revenues as oil production declines. While there have been fits and starts over the years, state officials believe the current project has momentum, and Balash said it's reaching the point where the state needs to start making decisions about its terms.
Black &Veatch Corp., in its report for the state, found that changes to Alaska's royalty and tax structure and to the project's cost structure could improve the economics of the project and make it more competitive. Balash said the project economics seem "fairly good overall," though he said levels of government take might be a little high and company returns a bit short of what they might expect in other places.
"While we may have some work to do on the details, like I said before, we don't think we need to go down the road of big concessions," he said, adding that "big concessions" might be a relative term.
The state has already committed up to $500 million to TransCanada for reimbursable costs associated with advancing a project, and Parnell has said the state is willing to make commensurate, proportional steps with the companies to keep the project on track.
The Legislature at some point will have to revisit the issue of gas production taxes, which was left unresolved during the recent rewrite of the state's oil tax law. Balash said it's premature to say whether there will be gas tax legislation during the next session, which starts in January, but he said some legislators and others are expecting to have that discussion then.
He said he considers a royalty reduction "one of the worst things we can possibly do," since it's through the royalty that the state gains benefit to the treasury or in terms of energy for Alaskans. He said the other alternative might be reducing taxes, but he said a reduction now might not be considered a reasonable level of taxation later, when the project gets underway.
The study found an equity stake could be more beneficial to the state than a mere reduction in fiscal take and could create more transparency in the project, greater alignment of economic interests among the companies and the state, and allow the state to have influence in granting outside parties access to the line. It would not necessarily guarantee a vote in the decision-making process, though, the study said.
The prospect of the equity stake is comes at a time when the state is looking at budget cuts to account for declining oil production and the oil tax cut — aimed at spurring new production — that was passed earlier this year. The gas line is one of several big-ticket items the state is pursuing, along with a major dam project in south-central Alaska and an in-state gas pipeline to provide gas to Alaskans. Balash said it's too early to say how that latter project might be affected by progress with the big line.
Balash said the big decisions about state credit will likely need to be made by 2017 or 2018, when he expects the companies also will be making their final decisions about whether to move forward.


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PIERRE – I did something impossible again a few days ago. I went backward in time.
I drove from Pierre to Sioux Falls, mostly on two-lane highways, taking S.D. 34 across and U.S. 81 south before finally picking up I-90 near Salem.
I drove with the windows down and air conditioning off. On the radio tuned to AM-570, the "Big Friend" aka WNAX, I listened to the Minnesota Twins defeat the Chicago White Sox.
Somewhere east of Salem, just as a Twin delivered a hit, the radio crackled from lightning, as one of spring's last thunderstorms tried to make up its mind.
I like the two-lanes. I drive them when I can. This is almost always when I'm alone on a trip. I don't mind that I get someplace a little later than by taking a four-lane. I just leave a little earlier.
I left Pierre after work on Wednesday evening and spent the night in Sioux Falls, en route to the state Board of Regents meeting in Vermillion. On Thursday morning, I started on I-29 to Vermillion and took a semi-detour to see a place I had never been.
Viborg, you see, will be the honorary capitol of South Dakota for the day of July 22 by governor's proclamation. Driving west into town on the county road, I was greeted several times with an index-finger wave by men driving east. It's a matter of courtesy.
The route next led through Centerville, where unfortunately I didn't have time to stop for a roll and coffee. Next time I must.
After the regents wrapped up Thursday afternoon, I headed back to Pierre. I stayed off the interstates. From Vermillion I went west to Yankton on 50 and then up 81 and back across on 34.
The windows stayed down. It was enjoyable to smell the air change – fields where hay was freshly cut, livestock operations where manure stung, fields dank where rain pooled – and to hear in passing songbirds unseen.
Both there and back I saw along the road shoulders many more roosters and many more hens than I had expected. My guess is the hay work pushed the pheasants out.
There was tall grass in ditches along nearly every mile of the countryside. Ditch mowing was under way in a few places.
Generally mowing is prohibited along state highways before July 10 east of the Missouri River, except by special state permit or contract. July 10 is to protect pheasant nests.
Windows down, breeze across the back of my neck, ball game on the radio, motoring along a two-lane – this was the stuff of my long ago, back when only fancy cars (aka cars I couldn't afford) had air conditioning, and cars generally came with vent windows.
I've driven more slowly in recent years, taking time to look, making time to remember. Seventy-five is fine when you need it. I try more and more to not need it. Along a two-lane, the values are the attraction.


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Trying To Give Out Free Money In Boston [VIDEO]
This is hilarious. Everyone likes free money, right? Well, if you're in Boston, I guess the answer is no.
Fat Awesome took to the streets of Boston to hand out free money, but no one took the REAL money. Either people have been pranked too much, or they don't believe that someone can just give away money for no reason.
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The first thing most people learn about investing is the old saying, "Buy low, sell high." You definitely aren't going to lose money if you follow that advice, but you will never have any big winners either. The best way to own the biggest winners in the market is to buy them at the highs and keep buying them as they go even higher.
Look at this chart:
Source: TCNet
If you bought this stock at the lows in December 2003 at around $10 and sold it the following October as it hit the highs at $23, you had a very solid 100% gain in less than a year. That seems like a classic application of a good "Buy low, sell high" trade, especially since the stock looked extended both technically and fundamentally. But let's look at what happened to this stock after it made that high.
Source: TCNet
Obviously, the stock is Apple (AAPL), and it traded to more than $700 over the next eight years. This is an exceptional situation but it shows how you can easily be out of a great trade if you are too quick to "sell high." If you stuck with the momentum and kept buying it every time it made a new high, you were in one of the biggest winners of the past decade. A stock that looked like a smart sale at $20, $40 and $100 went above $700 before it had a major correction.
Some might see a stock like AAPL as a great argument for a buy-and-hold approach, but many traders caught much of the move by aggressively riding the momentum when it was strong. The key is not to fear buying stocks at their highs. One of the most difficult things for traders to do is overcome their aversion to buying stocks that are making new highs. We all want to buy bargains, and our natural inclination is to think that a stock at its highs is not going to be bargain.
The important thing to keep in mind is that the best performing stocks over the long term are those that are consistently at their highs. You don't have to buy-and-hold them to make money. You can trade them and do quite well, but you have to be willing to hold on to them at times when they may seem to be quite extended. Don't be scared to be bullish on a stock that is at its highs and has already made a huge move.
One stock that might be a particularly good example of this idea is electric-car maker Tesla (TSLA). The stock has doubled in a very short time and looks very extended, but it has had very good news and is an exceptional story. This company's level of innovation can attract attention for a very long time. The fact that it is already executing above expectations financially provides a way to grow into very aggressive valuations.
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The stock may be volatile but you can't be afraid to own a name like this as it hits new highs and becomes extended. That is the only way you'll be able to reap the really big gains over time.


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Well folks, it's over. Another season of The Amazing Race has come and gone and with it, we have winners! Tammy and Victor Jih, siblings from San Francisco and Los Angeles, California were declared the winners of The Amazing Race 14 after crossing the finish line first, naturally. All three of the final three teams had been bunched up at the final roadblock, the surfboard fence, where each person had to remember events from each leg, find a surfboard with the correct symbols and put them in the right order. Luke and Margie, mother and son, had been ahead at this challenge, arriving first and Luke having correctly placed the first 9 of 11 boards, but became caught on the last two. Cheerleaders and friends, Jaime and Cara caught up with the other two teams, and in the end their team and Luke and Margie helped each other to finish but ultimately Tammy and Victor finished first, got a lucky cab and claimed the one million dollars.
In my opinion this has been one of the better seasons of the reality season, in the fact that I didn't dislike any of the last three teams and was happy with whoever won. My personal preference as a sentimental favorite was Margie and Luke, but I liked all three. But let's take a look back at all the teams and some thoughts from our forum members on the season as a whole.
First out of the race were Jennifer and Preston and to be honest, I'm ambivalent about them. They weren't in the race long enough to make a lasting impression. 'Nough said.
Second out were the married couple, Steve and Linda and I felt bad watching Steve break down crying on the mat but I also had some strong feelings for the belligerence he'd shown his wife during their time on the race. I understand that the stress can wear on you but this is a woman you gave a vow to, you DON'T have to treat her like that. May this be a lesson in what a gift you have in her and love her for that.
Third out were Brad and Victoria and like Preston and Jennifer, I'm ambivalent. Don't honetly remember them except they were married. 'Nough said.
Fourth out were Amanda and Kris, once perceived as a strong team, which they were. They were U-Turned during the leg they got eliminated, by Margie and Luke, who did so hoping to give their friends Jaime and Cara a time advantage at the challenge. They were good looking as well but other than that, not much of an impression.
Fifth out were Jodi and Christie and this wasn't much of a surprise to anyone since they'd spent the last few legs barely scraping by. They were flight attendants so to be honest I'd expected more of them, being the seasoned travelers they are.
Sixth out were Mel and Mike and this was a hard one because the father and son team had grown their relationship considerably and what a father Mel is, readily accepting his son's homosexuality and expressing pride in having the son he did in Mike. Plus, he really pulled it out in an extremely physical challenge in a previous leg.
Next to go and the seventh team eliminated were Mark and Michael and man, this pissed me off. Why? Because on the previous leg, a non-elimination leg, they were given a FOUR HOUR PENALTY. Why? Because they bartered for a cab ride, having spent all their money going back for their bags left at an earlier challenge. This was a supposed rule, that you couldn't trade stuff for rides or whatever on the race BUT my contention is this……….TWO FREAKING HOURS for each occurence? AND Keisha/Jen were out of money too but they begged for a free cab ride and got it, essentially stealing a ride, so why no penalty there? Was this to punish the stunt men for previous rules broken? Read on further in the article to see our thoughts on the rules of the race.
Eight team eliminated was probably THE most celebrated elimination for many as Keisha/Jen made THE DUMBEST move in reality competition history (see our archives for the article about it). In the previous challenge Jen had to eat a lot of, um, "cuisine", and having drank four bottles of water in the process she had a natural urge to urinate……..so what do they do, mere moments from the pit stop knowing they were in a race with Jaime/Cara to be the last team in the final three? THEY STOP SO JEN COULD PEE. Seriously, you pee down your leg or whatever, it's a race for a million dollars, you DON'T stop to pee. They were a controversial team as it was, having perceivably made fun of Luke's vocal expressions ( being deaf his verbal ability sounded different than a hearing person). They were strong competitors and probably could have fared well in the final leg but for me, I loved seeing them go.
So then it was down to the final three teams; Jaime/Cara, Margie/Luke and Tammy/Victor. All strong teams, all with their own weaknesses. Tammy and Victor had started the race with a strained relationship and at the leg in Romania it reached a symbolic breaking point, with Victor stumbling considerably and making him and his sister lost. They survived the leg and since that leg seemed to grow as siblings, becoming much more likeable by seasons' end. Jaime and Cara were strong competitors as well, being former NFL cheerleaders they were also very attractive and often called Team Ginger by many internet fans. Jaime/Cara were also known for the close friendship with Margie and Luke as well as Jaime's, um, often explosive impatience with the locals of any given country they were in. Finally, Margie and Luke. Luke was the first deaf contestant in the history of the Amazing Race and proved himself early, with him and his mother finishing first in the first leg; then starting a pattern of either first or fourth place finishes at the majority of the rest of the legs. Margie became known as the bionic woman, astounding many with her physical and mental strength, as well as overcoming extreme dehydration in Thailand. They showed that a team can place strong despite any perceived disabilities and gave a lot to the race.
Sassygal161965 says of the season, "TAR 14 was the first time that I went into a finale thinking all 3 deserved the win!!
I think Margie is a great mom and that her son has been raised to go for the brass ring!"
My co-HBIC, TheKdd, says, "I hate that it's over . And I agree with Sassy. What a great season. The last three teams were great, and Margie IS the bionic woman. I mean seriously, she outperformed EVERYONE on the race. I guarantee if there is another All-Star race, we will see Margie and Luke in it."
Our resident Medical student, 19wingz, says, "I was really hoping M/L would win, but I think Luke let it get to his head too quickly that he was getting the surfboard thing wrong and instead of checking all previous things, he automatically thought it was the last. Oh well, like you guys here, I didn't care which of these three won for the first time. I liked 'em all, just some more than others. Yet another good, solid TAR season!"
KaraokeDiva says, "I don't dislike the winners at all." That's our good ole KD, short, sweet and to the point she is!
With all this I have a few things I'd like to see with the next season.
1) NO FREE RIDES. If you don't have money for a cab then do what Uchenna and Joyce did the season they won, they begged money off locals in the area.
and 2) I wish there was a way that we could see the rules put forth to the teams on the race. It seemed like such obscure ones popped up this season, particularly with the stunt men and it confused many viewers.
So there you have it, the YakkityYaks interpretation of the season. Want to add your own voice? Head on into our forums!
Congratulations again to Tammy and Victor, winners of the Amazing Race 14!


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Coming Saturday (6/12) - Weyerbacher 15 (XV) & Kilo
07 June 2010
Fifteen…Smoked Imperial Stout, 10.8%ABV, 80IBU This is a celebration of our fifteenth year making craft beer and it stands as an example of the bold flavorful beers that we have come to make. This is not a timid ale; it's an intense, full-bodied smoke experience. Fifteen has a rich flavor profile balancing notes of dark roast, burnt toast, and spicy rye with a deep earthy aroma of smoke and wood.
Weyerbacher Kilo (Saison) will also be released on Saturday.


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|Cobra Golf's tour van follows its players from city to city. (Courtesy of cobratourblog.com)
PGA Tour pros like Camilo Villegas and Geoff Ogilvy never have to go far for new equipment. That's because companies like Cobra Golf provide tour vans to ensure golfers have the latest and best clubs.
HUMBLE, Texas - J.J. VanWezenbeeck not only builds and rebuilds golf clubs for Cobra Golf staff players, but he also drives, refuels and washes the truck.
Most Wednesdays, VanWezenbeeck's tour van is part of the caravan that leaves for the next PGA Tour stop. By Friday, the manufacturers' tour vans and trucks are at their next destination, trucks cleaned and set up, ready for their players to start showing up early in the week.
VanWezenbeeck is in his first year working for Cobra's small-but-potent playing staff. It's a group that includes Jason Gore, Camilo Villegas, Geoff Ogilvy, J.B. Holmes and Ian Poulter. It's up to Cobra PGA Tour Technician VanWezenbeeck and Bryan Parker, manager of Cobra Tour Promotions, to keep these guys in the right equipment.
Fortunately for VanWezenbeeck and Parker, Cobra's staff players aren't the type to come in every time they have an off round and demand an equipment change. They pretty much understand that it's most likely not the arrow.
On the other hand, different types of equipment work better for different courses and different conditions. So from tour event to tour event, VanWezenbeeck serves a role like "Q" serves to James Bond, always tinkering to figure out what secret weapon will work best in what situation.
In addition, players make swing changes from time to time. They have their own little quirks, like Ogilvy likes to have his irons without gaps in their numbers, while Villegas could care less if he puts in an extra wedge and takes out his 4-iron, leaving a 3-iron and 5-through wedges.
"You'd be surprised what these guys can do with one club," said VanWezenbeeck of the PGA Tour players' ability to improvise.
The Cobra tour van is armed with hundreds of shafts, dozens of grips and heads, and all the hardware to make just about any golf club imaginable.
Since the shafts and grips are supplied by the respective shaft and grip companies, if they don't have something on the Cobra van, they might go to Callaway or Ping for a component. The equipment vans are their own community on tour behind the driving range.
VanWezenbeeck also has the added benefit of Acushnet's other big-name equipment company, Titleist. Since both are in the same family, the tour staffs work together. The Titleist truck is much larger, of course, because it has 35 full-time staff players.
But there are times when the Titleist truck isn't at an event, like the week before the Masters at the Shell Houston Open, for example. In other cases, Cobra might not be there, and the Titleist folks would service the Cobra players.
Regardless, players need constant adjustments, and the tour trailer is there to take care of them. There is even a good supply of hats for each of the players - who all prefer different styles - in separate bins.
Some golf courses are set up where the fairway narrows the longer you hit it. When that's the case, players like Holmes can be in a quandary.
So VanWezenbeeck built him a 44 1/2-inch driver, which is a half-inch shorter than normal, and weakened the loft a little, so he could find a bigger part of the fairway.
"Our hope is that not only will it dial back distance but bring a control factor in as well," said VanWezenbeeck.
You also may be surprised to find out that Holmes actually likes a little softer shaft, both in his irons and driver.
"He likes to be able to feel the club head," said VanWezenbeeck.
In contrast, the young Villegas plays an S9-1 Pro S driver with a XX Matrix Ozik shaft that is tipped a half-inch.
Holmes, however, has gone to a stiffer iron recently. Since he's been working with teacher Matt Killen (who also works with Kenny Perry), Holmes is changing his ball flight to a draw and has subsequently changed his Pro CB iron shafts from X-100s to X-400s.
Major winner Geoff Ogilvy works a little differently.
"He hardly ever comes into the tour van," said VanWezenbeeck. "And he never tests clubs on the range. He always tests them on the course."
Often, Ogilvy tries out equipment under the watchful eye of Parker, who will walk the course with him, especially during practice rounds. Recently, in an effort to hit better long shots out of the rough, Ogilvy had the Cobra staff build him a 5-wood, but he hit it too far (around 260 yards), which created too much of a gap between his 5-wood and 3-iron.
So VanWezenbeeck added a little loft and shortened the shaft until they could eliminate the gap.
"They come to us and tell us what they're looking for," VanWezenbeeck said. "Our job is to find a solution."
April 22, 2009
Mike Bailey is a senior staff writer based in the Houston area. Focusing primarily on golf in the United States, Canada, the Caribbean and Latin America, he contributes course reviews, travel stories and features as well as the occasional equipment review. An award-winning writer and past president of Texas Golf Writers Association, he has more than 20 years in the golf industry. Before accepting his current position in 2008, he was on staff at PGA Magazine, The Golfweek Group and AvidGolfer Magazine. Follow Mike on Twitter at @Accidentlgolfer.
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Judicator Part 2 (Revision 1713)
Continue inside to find a lever inside an enclosure. Go to the summoning circle to the west and summon Phariseer. Make him pull the lever so you can continue to the next chamber. Once there, look up to find a Stone of Power on the cage.
Go to the western room this time and defeat the enemies. Destroy the weapon racks to get more weapons and pull the lever. Then, order Phariseer to trigger the pressure plate in the southern ledge. Jump down to the central pit and pull the pillar in the middle. Climb up the first platform and use the pillar to reach the next platform and to the next ledge.
Check the pillar to the west to find a Soul Arbiter's Scroll behind it and loot the chest on the other side. Ignore the two chests in the central pit for the meantime so continue to the southern door. Approach the Judicator to update your objectives.
EditFinding The First Soul
Enter the door to the west first and cross the bridge to reach a chamber where you can fight a Lich. This enemy isn't hardy and will rely mainly on the skeletons it summons. Clear the areaand continue through the door. Follow the hallway until you reach a summoning circle. Call forth Phariseer and enter the door.
In the next room, have Phariseer activate the pressure plate in the middle platform to raise the bridge. Cross the bridge then order him to trigger the next pressure plate to the east. The whole bridge won't raise due to the crystals so switch to Deathgrip, jump across and grab onto the Phariseer to pull yourself to him.
Get the shadowbomb pod from the hole in the wall then destroy the crystals obstructing the bridge. Check the nook across the pod to find a chest containing a Dungeon Map. Pull the lantern nearby and carry it back to the statue.
Rotate the statue so it hits the gate to the south. Loot the chest then rotate the statue north to unbar the gate. You can then send Phariseer to step on the pressure plate so you can pass through.
EditTower of the Imprisoned Soul
Continue until you reach a tower. Dive down the water to find a Relic of Khagoth. Climb the tower using your deathgrip. Once you've reached the hand-hold where you need to leap to the left wall, jump down to land on a ledge with a chest on it. Loot the contents then look behind to find another chest to loot.
Make your way to the top of the tower and collect the soul. The area will be barricaded and you'll have to defeat a Lich, a couple of Skeletal Champions and some lesser skeletons. Defeat them all and exit the tower. Once you're in the bridge, jump down the broken railing and return the collected soul to the Judicator.
EditFinding the Second Soul
Go through the eastern door this time. Head to the next area where you have to face a group of undead prowlers and skeleteal champions. Defeat them all until a Tormentor appears. Focus-evade its attacks so you can easily maneuver behind it and land some clean hits.
Once killed, destroy the crates to the northeast to find a Boatman Coin. Go to the southeast and enter the alcove there to find a Soul Arbiter's Scroll. Loot the chest then proceed to the north.
Summon Phariseer then have him activate the pressure plate to the northeast. Wall-run using the southwestern wall and land on the next ledge with a chest.
Switch to your deathgrip then wall-run again. Jump near the end and use the deathgrip to pull yourself towards Phariseer. Enter the narrow path and turn to the left to find a Book of the Dead.
EditOptional Loot
Jump across the pit and use deathgrip to reach the next ledge. Find a lever along the way and pull it. This should reveal a hoop inside an enclosed corridor. Backtrack a bit to find some hand-holds to the left.
Climb up to get inside the enclosure then loot the chest and grab the Relic of Etu-goth. Drop down the hole, them deathgrip the hoop to reach the topmost hand-hold. Shimmy out and proceed to the next area.
EditGetting the Skeleton Key
Once you've reached the next chamber, loot the Skeleton Key from the chest to the north and another chest to the south. Return to where the lever is and drop down the hole. Make your way back to where the skeleton key is located and clear the area of enemies. Unlock the door to reach the tower.
EditTower of the Second Soul
Dive down the water to find a Boatman Coin. Make your way up to the top of the tower to find the caged soul. Collect it and you'll be ambushed by an undead stalker and skeletal champions. These enemies are quite dangerous in such a small area so make sure to evade often and use your skills to take them out.
After the battle, look below to the southwest and jump down to reach a ledge containing a chest. Loot it then jump to the next ledge to reach a Book of the Dead. In case you missed the ledge, climb the central tower, then shadowgrip the hoop north until you grab the hand-hold. Instead of leaping backwards to the next hoop, tilt to the right and jump from there to land on the ledge with the Book of the Dead page. Deliver the soul to the Judicator to complete this objective.
EditFinding the Third Soul
Head to the south this time and wall-run to reach a summoning circle. Call forth the Phariseer and head to the lift. Defeat the Undead General that will ambush you there.
Next, hit crystal # 2 to ascend, only to be interrupted by a crystal formation on the wall. Order Phariseer to step on the pressure plate to the west then climb the eastern wall, past its pressure plate. Continue up the ledge and wall-run to the left until you reach the ledge to the west. Now look down and order Phariseer to step on the pressure plate to the east this time.
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One of the worst things about being homeless is that once the downward spiral starts, it's hard to stop it. Homelessness is like being at the bottom of a well – but instead of throwing you a rope, life hurls bricks down on top of you.
Marco lives with his dad Victor. By trade, Victor is a roofer. For years he worked hard and paid his bills and there was even a little money left over sometimes. Marco, who's a whiz at math and science, was doing great in school.
But construction jobs dried up when the housing market bottomed. Victor and Marco went from "doing fine" to broke, homeless and wondering where their next meal was coming from. They moved to California where Victor heard a company was hiring, then to New Mexico. Marco was diagnosed as ADHD. Jobs that were "sure things" fell through. When Victor finally found a job – low paying but welcome – he couldn't rent an apartment because of the prior eviction on his credit record. They lived first in cheap motels, then in a shelter.
Victor worried about Marco's safety, his ADHD, the people he was exposed to, how to feed the two of them. As for Marco, he says, "When you're homeless, you feel like you don't have a right to be anywhere."
With nothing left to lose, they moved back where they started – and this time found a home at Mercy Housing. And, oh what a difference it has made! Life is still tough, no question about it, but the future looks good. Victor has almost finished a renewable energy certificate program and will soon be working installing solar panels. Marco is enrolled in the gifted and talented program at his middle school and wants to be an astronaut. This family still has a lot of work ahead of them, but Victor and Marco are reaching for the stars.
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Bakken oil fields mark billionth barrel
State data show that 1 billion barrels of oil have been produced from the rich Bakken shale formation in western North Dakota and eastern Montana.
Drillers first targeted the Bakken in Montana in 2000 and moved into North Dakota about five years later using advanced horizontal drilling and fracking techniques.
Data show North Dakota has tallied 852 million barrels of Bakken crude and Montana has produced about 151 million.
The Bakken encompasses about 25,000 square miles in North Dakota, Montana, Saskatchewan and Manitoba. About two-thirds of the acreage is in western North Dakota.
Oklahoma-based Continental Resources is the biggest leaseholder in the Bakken. The company said two-thirds of the production from the Bakken has been extracted in the past three years.


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I really want to learn Latin. If I want to become an Archeologist I think I may need to know the language if I find anything on it.
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I really need to find more information of the Women's Movement, preferably the timeline of the Third Wave. Can you help out??
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Wouldn't it be Niagra Falls??? Because they both share a part in the great natural mark... I'm only an Australian girl so i'm not to sure....
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I personally think it's actually D. Re. I absolutely love learning about Ancient Eygpt but I don't think I have ever heard these terms..... But your correct about Isis & Osisris. OF course... Hehe.
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Tutankhmen was the boy Pharaoh who died when he was around 19. It was in his first actual year of being Pharaoh that he died.
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Your a brilliant person Ms. Sue. For that myth is completley true. The other woman who was fighting for the baby said nothing, I do believe.
Very true Brandon. Very true indeed. Wikipedia is always a good place to look at.