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Respiration is the act of breathing:
Inhaling (inspiration). The act of breathing in oxygen.
Exhaling (expiration). The act of breathing out carbon dioxide.
The respiratory system is made up of the organs involved in the exchange of gases, and consists of the:
Mouth (oral cavity)
Pharynx (throat)
Larynx (voice box)
Trachea (windpipe)
The upper respiratory tract includes the:
Nasal cavity
Ethmoidal air cells
Frontal sinuses
Maxillary sinus
Sphenoidal sinus
The lower respiratory tract includes the:
Airways (bronchi and bronchioles)
Air sacs (alveoli)
The lungs take in oxygen, which the body's cells need to live and carry out their normal functions. The lungs also get rid of carbon dioxide, a waste product of the cells.
The lungs are a pair of cone-shaped organs made up of spongy, pinkish-gray tissue. They take up most of the space in the chest, or the thorax (the part of the body between the base of the neck and diaphragm).
The lungs are enveloped in a membrane called the pleura.
The lungs are separated from each other by the mediastinum, an area that contains the following:
Heart and its large vessels
Lymph nodes
The right lung has three sections, called lobes. The left lung has two lobes. When you breathe, the air:
Enters the body through the nose or the mouth
Travels down the throat through the larynx (voice box) and trachea (windpipe)
Goes into the lungs through tubes called main-stem bronchi:
One main-stem bronchus leads to the right lung and one to the left lung
In the lungs, the main-stem bronchi divide into smaller bronchi
And then into even smaller tubes called bronchioles
Bronchioles end in tiny air sacs called alveoli
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Havertys' sales climb 8.3% in fourth quarter
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ATLANTA - Aided by a successful advertising campaign and expanded custom and special order upholstery programs, Top 100 retailer Havertys said fourth-quarter sales rose 8.3%.
The 122-store chain reported that same-store sales were 6% above the fourth quarter of 2011, while the average ticket rose 7.8%.
"We are very pleased with these results and look forward to the opportunities in 2013. The initiatives towards attracting the 'on trend' customer are gaining traction," said Clarence Smith, chairman, president and CEO. "The higher sales volume enabled us to better leverage our fixed and discretionary costs."
Net sales for the quarter were $182.3 million, up from $168.3 million in the final quarter of 2011.
Gross margins were 52.8% of sales, up from 52.3% in the 2011 fourth quarter.
Net income totaled $6.78 million or 30 cents per share. That compares with $17 million or 76 cents per share in the comparable period. The fourth quarter of 2011 included a non-cash gain of about $14.1 million, or 64 cents per share, for the reversal of nearly all of the valuation allowance against the retailer's deferred tax assets.
For the full year, sales totaled $670 million, an increase of 7.9% from $620.9 million in 2011.
Net income was $14.9 million or 67 cents per share. That was down from $15.5 million or 70 cents per share in 2011.
Smith said 2013 has started strong, noting that written and delivered sales are up about 14% over the same period last year. However, he said comparisons for the remainder of the quarter will be more difficult because last March was strong, there is one less day in February this year, and Easter weekend occurs in March this year.
The holiday weekend, which is traditionally a slow period for furniture sales, fell in the second quarter last year.
"Our merchandising and customer-centric focus distinguishes us in the marketplace and gives us an edge over our competitors," said Smith. "The improving housing and overall economic data bode well for Havertys as we are prepared operationally and financially to exploit the shifts in demand."
In addition to the expansion of three stores this year and the renovation of 18 others under its Bright Inspirations program, Havertys said it will close three stores during the first half of this year. The combined moves should result in a 1% decrease its retail square footage.
In a conference call with the investment community, Smith said the closing stores are in Roanoke, Va., Clearwater, Fla. - where it is looking for another location - and Jackson, Miss.
Smith also said the company continues to seek expansion opportunities in its core markets.
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So I was digging in Mill Valley today and came across a first press (promo, actually) of Miami by the Gun Club. I already own this record but it sells for significantly more than what I paid for it and I would be happy to sell it at a discount if anyone on here is interested. PM me for details.
Aerosmith - Get Your Wings
The Gun Club - Miami
Tommy James & the Shondells - The Best of Tommy James & the Shondells
Jerry Lee Lewis - Live at Third Man Records
The Pogues - Rum, Sodomy & the Lash
R.E.M. - We're Having a Heavenly Time: Recorded live at Page Auditorium
It turned into Ghost + Beckett + Tame Impala - Lonerism. I'm already happy with the purchase, and I think I'm gonna wait to listen to the Ghost album until it arrives. I just know I saw tons of people I trust going nuts over the fact that they're releasing a new album this year, and I want to orient myself.
Nope, we're talking the metal band. I've not yet heard them, but the way they've been described (Mercyful Fate + Watain + Sabbath) was enough to convince me to snag a $15 first press of their first album.
I'm not at all sure what Japanese Ghost is up to at this point. Kurihara has been doing all the second guitar stuff with Boris for so long that he's basically a member of the band, and it makes me wonder if they're going to continue. I'd love to track down Hypnotic Underworlds.
Got some vinyl today at one of Atlanta's better shops:
Elvis Costello & the Attractions: Blood & Chocolate
Duran Duran – Rio
The Godfathers – More Songs About Love and Hate
Japandroids – Celebration Rock
Massive Attack – Blue Lines
A Tribe Called Quest – The Low End Theory
Theres a 2013 reissue of Miami coming out.If I remember correctly january or feburary release.Ill bring a TON of The Gun Club album for when I come up for record club and what not.Also hopefully we get a Kid Congo west coast dates
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Kid congo and the pink monkey birds are on the sxsw line up
Picked up The Gun Club - Mother Juno(first pressing) for $20
Simian Mobile Disco, Earth @ Pappy and Harriet's 04/26/15
Austin Psych Fest @ Carson Creek Ranch 05/02-04/14
The Decemberist @ Crystal Ballroom 05/30/14
Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds @ The Warfield 07/07/14
Some mail just arrived from the esteemed Greghead:
Bruce Springsteen - The River
Duane Allman - An Anthology
Thanks man! Unfortunately the mail lady got here just as I was about to leave to watch the 49ers game, so I won't be able to listen to them until tonight or tomorrow.
Went to Atomic (again) today because they just received a huge collection of rockabilly, hillbilly, western swing, R & B and doo-wop albums; they only have about three bins worth processed so I'll be back in a few days to check it out. I don't know a whole lot about this kind of music, but the guys working there seemed excited about it so if you're into that kind of music it would be worth the trip. From what they had I picked up:
Bo Diddley - Bo Diddley (1986 reissue)
Django Reinhardt / Stephane Grappelli* - The Quintet Of The Hot Club Of France (1936-1937) Django Volume 1
Also picked up:
The Clash - The Clash
Spinal Tap - This Is Spinal Tap
X - Under The Big Black Sun
The English Beat - Special Beat Service
The Blues Brothers- Briefcase Full Of Blues
Black Sparrow Press Half-Ass Romance (I really have no idea who this band is, but the sleeve is screen printed, hand stamped and hand numbered (29/115), is printed on red vinyl, and had a bunch of cool inserts which seemed hand-made as well)
From a DFA sale:
LCD Soundsystem - Sound Of Silver
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Finally found this at Amoeba:
The Sea and Cake - s/t
Four Tet (3/6) ~ St Vincent (3/20) ~ Stephen Malkmus/Speedy Ortiz (3/28) ~ Factory Floor (4/15) ~ Sasquatch (7/4-6)
Going to make an effort to grow my collection in 2013
Leftfield - Afro-left EP
Falty DL - Love Is A Liability
Presets - I Go Hard, I Go Home
David Bowie - The Rise And Fall Of Ziggy Stardust And The Spiders From Mars
R.E.M. - Green
Rockabye Baby - Lullaby Renditions Of The Smiths (what a gem. the front cover is a teddy bear with a helmet on but instead of "meat is murder" it's "music is magic")
Spirtualized - Pure Phase
I came really close to getting the re issue of Xiu Xiu - Air Force....yet i figure im probably the only person that would want it in my area.Yet who knows Swan's Seer and Scott Walkers Bish Boch flew off the shelf.
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Austin Psych Fest @ Carson Creek Ranch 05/02-04/14
The Decemberist @ Crystal Ballroom 05/30/14
Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds @ The Warfield 07/07/14
Haven't been buying much recently, but I had some store credit at M-Theory and was itching to get something. Glad I went.
Monks - Black Monk Time 2LP
Swans - The Seer 3LP
Bought two seperate collections over the past week... probably around 1,000 records for $150. Mostly 30's - 60's. Also been going to Fingerprints every other weekend.....
anywho, obviously too many records to post. Jazz collection is really coming along... would love to somehow host a 'Record Club' evening, if there were enough people in So. Cal that were interested.
Main reason i came in here.... a while back someone posted a link to site that had a great Pearl Jam bundle. This ring a bell for anyone...? Cant seem to find it.
Coachella 07 (the introduction), 08 (the bands), 09 (the documentary), 10 (the people i came with), 11 (the relationship test... we passed), 12 (whatever the weather, Dirty Epic forever), 13 (the year of the troll)
It was Popmarket, but they do their things as timed deals. It's come up a few times. You should sign up for their email list though, they frequently have good deals on there. They did the Flaming Lips box set recently, which is totally worth the money.


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We can only hope that the teleprompter fails.
So what happened? Readers Digest version.
Forward, mandate, tax the rich. Anything other than that?
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Rachel Wehrenberg says Oak Brook, Ill.-based McDonald's Corp. is to blame for the second- degree burns her 6-year-old daughter, Victoria, suffered when they stopped for breakfast at an Estero McDonald's on March 18, according to a civil lawsuit filed in Lee County Circuit Court this week.
"We all expect coffee to be hot and to be careful when you take a sip. But you don't expect if it's spilled on you to get second-degree burns," Debi F. Chalik, the Wehrenbergs' attorney, said Friday.
Victoria Wehrenberg suffered burns over 80 percent of her back, Chalik said, when customer William F. Ganshirt, 79, of Harwich, Mass., spilled coffee on her from his lidless cup at the condiment counter of the restaurant, at 20310 Grand Oaks Shoppes Blvd.
A plastic surgeon doesn't know if the child will need scar surgery when she's older, Chalik said.
The Wehrenbergs also name Ganshirt and franchise owner/operator Thomas Fewster Jr. as defendants in the suit, saying Ganshirt, Fewster and McDonald's were negligent and that Fewster and McDonald's sold coffee that was "unreasonably dangerous."
In an e-mailed statement on Friday, Fewster said he is not aware of any lawsuit. He did not return a message left by the Daily News on Friday for further comment. A spokeswoman for McDonald's Corp. would not comment on the lawsuit when contacted Friday, saying Fewster's one-sentence response would serve as the company's response.
A 79-year-old New Mexico woman garnered nationwide publicity and set off a public debate over tort reform when she filed suit against McDonald's, saying she suffered third-degree burns after spilling coffee in her lap in February 1992. Holding the Styrofoam cup between her knees in the drive-through, Stella Liebeck, of Albuquerque, was trying to add cream and sugar when it tipped. She was hospitalized for eight days.
A jury awarded her $200,000 in compensatory damages, but reduced it to $160,000, finding Liebeck 20 percent at fault. Jurors awarded Liebeck $2.7 million in punitive damages, which a judge reduced to $480,000.
In the Estero incident, Ganshirt was walking to the condiment counter for a lid at about 7 a.m. when they collided, Chalik said.
A message was left for Ganshirt at his Harwich home, but he could not be reached for comment. A message also was left for Rachel Wehrenberg, but she could not be reached for comment.
Chalik said an investigator tested the coffee temperature at this restaurant a month ago.
"It was 170.1 degrees, I believe.
Industry standard is 140 degrees," she said. "The other problem was the coffee didn't have lids when purchased. That's pretty dangerous."
The family seeks an undetermined amount in damages and payment for past and future medical bills.
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Describing his new play, John Cariani cites this quote by the French poet Antoine de Saint-Exupery: "A garden wall at home may conceal more secrets than the Great Wall of China."
Tim (Torsten Hillhouse) tries to talk his bride-to-be Celia (Abigail Killeen) through her cold feet in "Love/Sick."
Aaron Flacke photo courtesy of Portland Stage Company
Cariani also collaborated with Portland Stage on his plays "Almost, Maine" and "Last Gas."
WHERE: Portland Stage Company, 25A Forest Ave.
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Which is to say, the suburban homes that look so tidy and happy on the outside often are beset by acrimony, conflict and discord.
To put it less eloquently than the French poet, the Boston rock group J. Geils Band said it best: Love stinks.
It's at least very complicated.
Portland Stage Company gives Cariani's play "Love/Sick" its world premiere this month. It opened Friday and will play through April 21. It's a set of 10 short plays similar in format to Cariani's breakthrough work, "Almost, Maine," which also got its premiere at Portland Stage before flopping in New York on its way to becoming a worldwide theatrical phenomenon.
Like "Almost, Maine," "Love/Sick" is a romantic comedy -- only it's not all that romantic.
The Maine-bred playwright explained over breakfast at Hot Suppa in Portland.
"I was just surprised when I settled in a relationship how much you can love a person and how difficult that love can be. There is nothing better than being in a relationship, but it's hard sometimes," he said, noting that he has been with his partner, a New York City police detective, for 14 years.
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But true love ain't easy. The take-away from this show: Bad times get better; good times get worse.
Cariani, 43, is at an interesting point in his life and career. Born in Massachusetts and raised in the northern Maine town of Presque Isle, he has made his home in New York for more than a decade. By any measurement, he is successful at his craft.
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Cariani gobbles up commercial work when it comes his way. He treats it like grant money.
"I have to hustle to get money together so I can work on my plays," he said. "That money gives me the chance to focus on my writing and not worry about making a living so I can write."
And writing is where his heart is right now.
"Love/Sick" is Cariani's third full-length play he has worked on with Portland Stage. After "Almost, Maine" came "Last Gas," which also was set in Maine.
"Love/Sick" is not a Maine play, per se. He wrote some of these scenes for "Almost, Maine," but cut them. People who saw that play at Portland Stage in 2004 might recognize the opening scene of "Love/Sick," which finds two people who share a diagnosis of "obsessive impulsive disorder" as they meet in a big box store and fall instantly in love -- and entwined limb-to-limb on an aisle floor surrounded by coffee makers and teapots.
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Abigail Killeen and Patricia Buckley in one of the 10 short plays of "Love/Sick."
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For the characters played by Abigail Killeen and David Mason, it's love at first sight in a big box store.
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Now, did Alice have those donuts already made and brought them with her just in case (like, what, they were out in her car?) or did she race home and churn them out in record time?
I'm lovin' Bonnie. At least she is providing some intentional humor (for a change). Days manages to keep me watching by having these out-there characters, like Susan Banks and crazy Nurse Allie (who can forget all the times Allie envisioned Carrie as a giant Sparkle-Barbie?) and now Bonnie. If only Vivien and Ivan would come back (sniff.)


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i dont play in your league... lol so my critic is just this... AWASOME!
Thanks everybody! Sorry about the slow month! :(
Here's the bull thing:
Now to draw the back side!
You're so diverse! I love the lighting on that piece up there ^ great rendering!
thank ya! :D
here's a self portrait wip:
and a cat :P
more progress:
Steady improvement, brah. Looking great.
Wow your renders are really well done!
thanks sage & matcha! appreciate it :)
Hey Ian!
Your stuff looks better and better from each post. Keep it up.
Even though your last self-portrait is still a WIP, I would suggest to change the background color.
Right now the black works like a completely white canvas, so you see the colors too saturated.
Try to change it to a low contrasted brown or so.
Anyways, I hope I could help. :)
thanks! yeah still not sure what i'll do with the background but i'll play around
here is the start of a character layout:
I drew this character a while ago as the main character of a big story... I still like the story but I wanted to update him. This is from 2 years ago: http://i1062.photobucket.com/albums/...GideonChar.jpg Boy I hope I've progressed enough in that time :<
Made this really crude test animation today:
Thanks :) Yup, Photoshop
Here's a WIP:
This is only a test image and not part of any set:
Hey Ian,
Nice stuff you have here! Love the bug guy and the bull thing, your more graphic characters are also looking good. Question: did you use the lasso tool to make the armor on the bull thing piece?
Hello Ian, you have got a very nice sketchbook here. nice study of self portrait on the bus, really captured the reflection and the light very well. The rendering on the bull thing looks very professional.
Love your style. Haven't checked through the entire thread, will do tomorrow. How does one subscribe to threads? I must check that tomorrow as well. Now it's time to go to bed. :)
HaHA! Thanks to another member I could subscribe. :D
Tea: Thanks :D No, that was all just brushes. I usually over-paint with my brush and then use a hard eraser to cut away and leave it looking clean.
Hyunjae: thanks much! :)
Polly: It's up there in the thread tools, and you can go under Quick Links at the top to get to your threads. thank you a bunch! Hopefully will have lots of updates for you in the future :)
Made a few changes to that last thing:
Amazing improvement man, keep working...
Looking good man, i'd say buff the darkness in your crevice shadows even more to make them really read. :)
I agree with Ludic, it looks like you´re focusing more on hue and saturation, but if you really want the forms to read, value is the most important. ( Like you did on the bull thing!)
Also, on the self portrait, the eyes doesn´t line up in perspective with the center line, maybe some planar studies? The screen left eye is bigger and seems to be a bit big, and i think the nose ridge should cover more of the screen right eye.
Keep it up, man!
Thanks Alrap :)
Ludic, Flaskpost, many thanks for the crits, I'll take them into account :D
necroidus that was made just in photoshop using 'timeline". :) was pretty fun!
Just wanted to post to let you all know that I'm going away for Christmas and there won't be any new posts for a few weeks but hopefully when I get back i'll have some sketches to show :)
Back from Christmas break :)
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One hour sketch:
WIP, crit would be lovely :) :
I'll have some more once I have a chance to scan my sketchbooks :)
Hey, great stuff. I love how solid your mech-ish work looks, and that self-portrait has some really nice colours.
Crit on that last WIP - the left shoulder and right arm are off; the shoulder's too far out from her body and the arm is just bent at a really uncomfortable angle. Quick drawover:
That demon robot you did was fucking badass! Oh, and I also liked that woman in the claw armor.
Thanks very much Rev, great advice, I'll change that part :)
Thanks FightingSeraph, appreciate it! :D
update on character from earlier:
I like the vibrant colors you use
nice self-portrait, like how you painted the hair, very brushy, well done
how did you make that bull creature so 3d? wow
also liked that balloon guy you did :)
Thanks :D the 3dish look just took a lot of passes and layers... I've been considering making tutorial videos, maybe I'll do one on that.. though I don't feel professional enough to be making videos, lol :P
Here's the previous fellow updated :) The vest is part of his armor, he wears other layers on top which I'll design later. But the vest is the only part that looks ok for him to wear casually :P


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In 2012, Harman was honored as Central Michigan's Special Teams Player of the Year for the second consecutive season. He connected on 15-of-20 field goals (75%), including four of 45 yards or more, and converted 43-of-44 PATs. Harman established new career longs in field goals twice in 2012, setting his personal best with a 51-yard effort versus Ball State. With 88 for the season, Harman ranked tenth in the MAC in points scored.
Harman's senior season featured several standout performances. On the road against Iowa, he was 4-for-4 in field goals, including a 47-yard game winner with three seconds remaining. Harman helped set up the drive that led to the go-ahead score, perfectly executing an onside kick that was recovered by CMU. For that performance, Harman earned MAC West Special Teams Player of the Week, College Football Performance Awards' Specialist Performer of the Week, and the Lou Groza Award "Star of the Week" honors. Harman ended his CMU career in style, breaking the CMU bowl record for longest field goal with a 50-yarder versus Western Kentucky in the Little Caesars Pizza Bowl.
Joining the Chippewas as a walk-on prior to the 2009 season, Harman has etched his name in the CMU record book in several places. His four field goals versus Iowa are the second most in program history for a single game. Harman's 15 field goals and 43 PATs in 2012 rank fourth and sixth all-time, respectively. The Traverse City, Mich. native also resides in sixth place on the career list for field goals made (37) and PATs made (98).
Including Harman and Radcliff, a total of four Chippewas earned invitations to appear in all-star games following the 2012 season. Senior safety Jahleel Addae participated in the East-West Shrine Game on January 19 in St. Petersburg, Fla. while senior offensive lineman Eric Fisher took part in the Senior Bowl on January 26 in Mobile, Ala.


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I recently had a conversation with a concerned friend, an entrepreneur who owns a multimillion-dollar manufacturing company in New England. Since he bought the company two years ago, orders have gone through the roof, and revenue is way up — but he's having trouble keeping employees. Fall and winter are his busiest seasons, and some key positions at the company are vacant. Looking for help, he joined a CEO networking group, where he found that among most of his peers, staffing was the single biggest concern.
As we spoke, I found that my friend (we'll call him Tom) knew nothing of people performance management, an emerging field that is centered around the direct connection among motivated, high-performing employees, customer service, and the bottom line. He had never heard of CMI's columnist, Bob Nelson, PhD, a pioneer in the field of recognition and motivation, and had never read Bob's book 1001 Ways to Reward Employees. He hardly reads anything anymore — he is too busy growing his business. He doesn't "do" incentives for the same reason: time.
The point at which a business goes from small to significant can be a dangerous time. Where leaders like Tom used to know everyone by name, now they don't. Long-term employees can feel less connected and lose their sense of investment in the company's future, and new employees may assume that they've joined just another impersonal organization.
During this period in a company's evolution, the smartest thing a CEO can do is make his or her company an innovator when it comes to motivating employees.
Some of the best ideas for how to do this come from medium-size, growing businesses. Take Firmani and Associates, for example. This Seattle-based public-relations firm shuts down four times a year to treat employees to a matinee. Or Boston-based Eze Castle Corp., a tech company that started apple pie, cookie, and milk breaks for employees each afternoon. Or the esteemed Springfield Remanufacturing Corp. in Springfield, Mo., which created an employee satisfaction panel of 18 people from different areas of the company to make sure it was serving employees' needs.
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Our Top Chef reveals all! Looking at the menu in his own restaurant, Fabio presents tips and tricks to creating a restaurant-quality meal in your own kitchen.
- Simple food done well is the goal. The trick is to have quality ingredients.
- Presentation is the difference to turn an ordinary $3 pork chop into $15 meal. An easy way to achieve this at home is to pick the right garnish for your plate (grilled citrus is easy), then slice your meats and arrange them with edible herbs.
- Brining (placing meats in a simply flavored salt bath) is a great way to bring restaurant quality to your home table, because you really can infuse your meat with astounding flavor. Just because they do it faster in restaurants, doesn't mean you have to sacrifice taste.
- For the serious home chef, a vacuum-sealed water cooking bath is available, but by making a simple adjustment in method to allow more time to brine (about 4 hours) and then searing off in cast iron and finishing in the oven, you'll get great taste out of nearly any protein you pick.
The Best Pork Chop You Ever Made
Recipe by Fabio Viviani
Yield: 2 chops
2 8-10oz bone-in, center-cut pork chops, 1" thick
kosher salt and freshly ground black pepper
2 tbsp. extra-virgin olive oil, plus more for drizzling
2 lemons, juiced
¼ cup red wine vinegar
2 cups water
2 tbsp. black peppercorns
3 tbsp. granulated sugar
2 dried bay leaves, crumbled
4 garlic cloves, peeled and smashed
1/3 cup fresh parsley leaves, chopped
3 sprigs fresh thyme, leaves removed (stems discarded)
2 tbsp. fresh sage, chopped
2 sprigs fresh rosemary
2 tbsp. Kosher salt
2 lemons, halved
Extra-virgin olive oil
2 sprigs parsley
4 sprigs thyme
4 sprigs sage
4 sprigs rosemary
Place pork chops in a large zip-top plastic bag.
In a large bowl, combine all the brine ingredients and mix to combine.
Pour the brine into the bag, over the pork chops, and seal.
Place the bag into a large bowl (in case any leakage occurs), and refrigerate for 4 to 6 hours.
Preheat oven to 300 degrees F.
Remove brined pork chops from the refrigerator.
Pat chops dry with paper towels.
Season with salt and pepper. Drizzle with olive oil.
Heat 2 tablespoons of oil in a large cast-iron or oven-safe, stainless steel pan set over medium-high heat.
Sear each chop for about 2 minutes per side, until a golden brown crust is formed.
Transfer pan to the pre-heated oven, and cook for 30 minutes, or until cooked through.
Remove from the oven, lightly cover with foil, and allow to rest for 10-15 minutes.
Meanwhile, lightly coat lemon halves in olive oil.
In a separate small, stainless steel pan over medium-high heat, sear the lemons, cut side down.
Continue to cook until they are dark-brown and softened.
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On a plate, arrange a bed for the pork chop, consisting of: 1 sprig of parsley, 2 sprigs of thyme, 2 sprigs of sage and 2 sprigs of rosemary.
Place cooked pork chop in the center of the herb bed.
Put 2 lemon halves beside the pork chop.
Sprinkle with salt and freshly ground black pepper.
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Harris and the Mavericks had originally agreed upon a three-year deal worth $9 million but that deal has been scrapped in light of Harris's injury. According to Stein, the Mavericks still remain interested in signing Harris but to an altered contract since Harris is expected to miss time. Both sides mutually agreed to discard the contract.
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"Less turnovers and less mistakes was the key to the success," ASD head coach Paul Kulick said. "The defense played outstanding. That was the key for the win also."
Westminster-Oak Mountain had trouble getting going offensively in their game against ASD and the early deficit proved to be too much for them to overcome.
The Lady Knights fell behind 18-0 in the first quarter. Te'chana Dunklin scored nine of the Lady Silent Warriors' 18 first quarter points to lead the team to an 18-3 lead at the end of the first quarter.
Tuesdae Dunklin got the scoring started with a transition basket for an easy two points.
Te'chana Dunklin followed that with an easy lay-in basket off a pass from Heather Bodine, then converted a three-point play by hitting a shot inside the perimeter and connecting on the ensuing free throw shot to give the Lady Silent Warriors a 7-0 lead.
Later in the quarter, Bodine connected with an off-the-glass shot and Te'chana Dunklin followed it up with a steal and an easy layup for two points to give the team a 16-0 lead.
Westminster played well at the start of the second quarter, but was unable to sustain the momentum.
The team started out the second quarter on a 7-0 run, essentially a 10-0 run spanning from the end of the first quarter through the second quarter that cut an 18-point deficit down to eight.
At that point, ASD regained control, going on a 14-0 run that started with a three-point play from Ashley Laster, who later scored another three-point play during the run with a basket off a pass from Bodine and hit the free throw after the basket. Tuesdae Dunklin scored six points during the run with the team using their defense and transition game to build a 32-10 lead.
The Lady Silent Warriors took advantage of Ashley Shannon getting open down low in the post. She scored eight points in the second quarter. By halftime, they held a commanding 40-20 lead.
"Ashley Shannon did a wonderful job," Kulick said. "Her performance was a long time coming. She played really good tonight. She was key to getting the ball under the goal. I hope she continues that play next game."
In the third quarter, Laster cashed in on two easy baskets in the post. By the end of the quarter, ASD held a 53-28 lead.
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Next up for the Lady Silent Warriors is top seed Winterboro. ASD loss to Winterboro in both of their regular season meetings.
"Winterboro is a very good team," Kulick said. "They beat us bad the last two games. I hope we continue to do better. I hope we play the same as we played tonight."
Te'Chana and Tuesdae Dunklin finished as the game's leading scorers as each scored 15 points. Ashley Shannon contributed eight points. Heather Bodine led the team with four assists, as well as having six points. Ashley Laster finished in double digits with 12 points.
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The Silk Road excursion traces a 2,050 mile section of the ancient international trade route between Europe and China. You will spend 16 days traveling to six different sites. Exploring the western-most reaches of China, spending time with Tibetan monks on the grasslands in Gansu Province, and camping with Kazak nomads are just a few of the highlights along the way. You will even have the opportunity to camp overnight, ride a camel, and watch the sunrise in the Gobi Desert. In addition, you will be required to deliver a brief presentation on a topic of interest along the trip to further deepen cultural understanding. Note: The Silk Road academic Excursion is mandatory for studying during the fall semester at The Beijing Center.
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South-east to Beijing, Shandong province boasts some of the most important cultural heritages in China and a prospering coastal economy. You will visit Qufu the hometown of Confucius and see the largest Chinese temple in his honor and his family cemetery. You will explore the colonial quarters of the coastal metropolis of Tianjin and Qingdao as well as their vibrant modern quarters.
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The Dakota String Quartet and the Dakota Wind Quintet
Dakota Wind Quintetwill present a concert at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday Oct. 3, in the Black Hills State University Clare and Josef Meier Recital Hall.
The Dakota String Quartet has presented throughout the region since 1978. The Dakota Wind Quintet was formed in 1982. The musicians from both ensembles participated in highly competitive auditions and were chosen for their diverse backgrounds, musical excellence, and experience in orchestral, chamber, and solo performance. Both ensembles spend a majority of their time on tour, presenting at concert halls, public schools, community centers, and college campuses.
The concert is open to the public and is free of charge. For more information about the BHSU performance, contact Janeen Larsen at 642-6241 or email@example.com.
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