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- John Oliver: If a man is beaten to the floor in a soundproof chamber, does he make a sound?
- Jon Stewart: Are we suggesting that any interrogation technique, then, could be allowed under the President's discretion under the right circumstances?
- John Oliver: What, d'ya mean like, um, affixing a leech to a man's eyeball? Or, um, forcing him to drink horse semen, you know? Would those be torture?
- Jon Stewart: [very long pause] I...yes, that would be tor...
- John Oliver: WRONG JON! They are scenes from the number one movie in America, Jackass Number 2!
- John Oliver: A man puts hot coals on your feet.You move to confess but they have cut out your tongue. As the blood fills your mouth you wonder who, if anyone will be playing the part of the good cop.
- John Oliver: Iran, we will fuck you up. Crumpets?
- In Response to the Iran Hostage Crisis 2007


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The food we love often brings with it memories of those feel good moments in our lives. And it reminds us, says Valerie Fraser Luesse, of the people who lovingly prepared it for us.
The food we love often brings with it memories of those feel good moments in our lives. And it reminds us, says Valerie Fraser Luesse, of the people who lovingly prepared it for us.
�I can have a slice of pound cake and feel instantly loved because it reminds me of my Aunt Vivian, who often brought one when she came to visit,� writes Luesse, in the introduction to Southern Living�s �Feel Good Food� cookbook. �Homemade spicy mustard reminds me of laughter in the kitchen of my culinary-challenged paternal grandmother. That mustard was the only recipe she ever flawlessly executed.
�Coconut cake equals Mama�s Christmas table. Peach cobbler? The Fourth of July when Aunt Joyce�s 9-by-13 baking dish would be bubbling over with it. My cousin Mary�s amazing sweet tea? Just one sip, even in the dead of winter, conjures up the memory of a beautiful summer day, with the whole family gathered together for a barbecue.�
The new cookbook with more than 150 favorite recipes, many given a fresh update, arrives just in time for family reunion season, summer cookouts and holiday parties. Divided into seven sections, it starts with breakfast � including spicy ham and eggs Benedict with chive biscuits � and finishes with a chapter of recipes dedicated to special occasions.
In between, there are a host of unforgettable dishes, from Cobb Salad Sandwiches to Chocolate Pecan Chess Pie.
Throughout the easy-to-navigate cookbook, Luesse shares memories growing up in the South. She reminisces about watching the shrimp boats on the Mississippi Gulf Coast, fishing with her daddy and shelling pecans under the leafy canopies of their trees.
Here are two recipes from the new book, one that can be on the dinner table in about 30 minutes, and another that will take time but be worth the wait.
Hands on prep time: 30 minutes
Total time: 2 hours, 35 minutes, plus 1 day for marinating
Serves: 6 to 8
2 family-sized tea bags
� cup firmly packed light brown sugar
� cup kosher salt
1 small sweet onion, thinly sliced
1 lemon, thinly sliced
3 garlic gloves, halved
2 (6-inch) fresh rosemary sprigs
1 Tbs. freshly cracked pepper
2 cups ice cubes
1 (3 � to 4 pound) cut-up whole chicken
Garnish: Lemon wedges
Bring 4 cups of water to a boil in a 3-quart sauce pan; add tea bags. Remove from heat, cover and let steep 10 minutes
Discard tea bags. Stir in sugar and next 6 ingredients, stirring until sugar dissolves. Cool completely (about 45 minutes); stir in ice. (Mixture should be cold before adding chicken)
Place tea mixture and chicken in a large zip-top plastic freezer bag; seal. Place bag in a shallow baking dish, and chill 24 hours. Remove chicken from marinade, discarding marinade; pat chicken dry with paper towels.
Light one side of grill and preheat to 300 to 350 degrees (medium) heat; leave the other side unlit. Place chicken, skin side down, over unlit side and grill, covered with grill lid, 20 minutes. Turn chicken, and grill, covered with grill lid, 40 to 50 minutes or to desired degree of doneness. Transfer chicken, skin side down, to lit side of grill and grill 2 to 3 minutes or until skin is crispy. Let stand 5 minutes before serving. Garnish, if desired.
Hands on prep time: 30 minutes
Total time: 30 minutes
Serves: 6
1 pound unpeeled, large raw shrimp
3 cups (about 5 ounces) fresh okra, cut in half lengthwise
3 Tbs. olive oil, divided
1 pint heirloom cherry tomatoes
3 large garlic cloves, thinly sliced
� tsp. dried crushed red pepper.
Salt and freshly ground pepper to taste.
Peel shrimp, devein if desired.
Saut� okra in 1 tablespoon hot oil in large cast iron skillet over medium-high heat, 4 to 5 minutes or until browned. Transfer to a bowl.
Cook tomatoes in 1 tablespoon hot oil in skillet over medium-high heat, stirring occasionally, 2 to 3 minutes or until skins are charged. Place in bowl with okra.
Saut� shrimp, garlic and dried crushed red pepper in remaining 1 tablespoon hot oil in skillet over medium-high heat 2 to 3 minutes or just until shrimp turn pink. Stir in okra and tomatoes. Season with salt and pepper to taste; cook 1 to 2 minutes or until thoroughly heated.
�Whether it�s grandmother�s pound cake or your aunt�s sweat tea, home-cooked food has transformative power, especially in the South.�
The 288-page, soft cover cookbook has been divided into seven sections:
Rejuvenated � Breakfast foods that awaken the soul
Nostalgic � Twists on classic dishes passed down through generations
Gracious � Party foods that stir memories of good times together
Refreshed � Crisp salads and tasty sandwiches for relaxing days
Warmth � Comforting main dishes that reflect a familiar chord
Indulgent � Sweet endings to recollect the pleasures of childhood
Celebratory � Favorite recipes to enjoy at special occasions.
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in response to the gauridan claiming rock is dead, when what they meant to say was "DEATH RACE OFFICIALLY STARTED"
I think the article itself is an inherently flawed piece of sensationalist journalism, kind of typical of a newspaper where you wouldn't expect anyone to like rock music unless it was packaged by the florence machines or bon fucking jovi. The basis of the whole piece seems to be : the pop charts last year, they were full of pop acts! Even more so than last year! Therefore, rock, which is the other form music can take, is dead. O you silly adults, you have no idea...
Do you remember when you first sold us the concept of rock? It was like, edgy, dangerous. The people that made it, they were genuinely a bit unhinged, and you exploited that to it's fullest so you could make some money for journalistic endeavours. Don't look at elvis's crotch! the who might make you explode. the new york dolls might rape you. the sex pistols, they'll make you explode and rape you. Later on, nirvana will make you self harm and marylin manson will confuse yr sexuality. are you so naive that you think that these kinds of people, and the hundreds like them who weren't pretty enough to sell yr papers for you, have just vanished? It used to be a symbiotic relationship, we knew you were vultures but we needed to please you because the internet hadn't been invented and we needed to communicate to the rest of the world. We needed to find all the other freaks that loved and understood what we were doing, so they could give us some money to keep on doing it. if the overspill meant we got tagged as "cool" and we picked up some cash from the mainstream, than, that's well and good too because this insane pressure and surreal lifestyle has led us to some pretty major drug habits. That's all over now.
Excuse the genre diversion, but, when was the last time amanda palmer was in the mainstream press? When was the last time she sold a record? She has a button on her website where people give her money. Then she does some amanda palmer stuff with that money, writes about it all on her website, people go, yeh, that's awesome, thanks, here's more money. That's the entire record industry in a couple of clicks and paragraphs. Some of her fans write about it on their websites so she's always attracting more traffic. There's a few more paragraphs that replaced the everything corrupt about the chart industry. This natural, organic and, above all, fair system of publicity and commerce is going to get better and better as the internet develops, and what we're seeing now is, forgive the analogy, the rats fleeing the sinking ship. I put it to you dinosaurs, vanguards of an industry that thrived for 80 years as loan sharks disguised as legend-makers, preying on the naive and the vulnerable, that rock music doesn't need the charts anymore.
Right, i've been blabbing on for years about how, now the internet's destroyed the music industry, bands and artists are going to have to split into two camps: those who want to be in the charts, and those who just want to rock. i think this is a clear sign that this schism is fully underway: since before we were born, a bands success was measured by radio play and chart sales. In these heady web 2.0 days, a band can make a living without having to utilise either of those channels. This isn't a new thing, (ask yr parents about crass or gbh, ask their parents about led zeppelin) but the decline of greedy cunts in suits has led to a whole bunch of alternatives opening up; indie distributors, bedroom labels, online shops, fucking myspace! essentially, rock isn't dead, it just looked at it's options and thought, them pop charts are kind of beneath me; I don't want to be contextualized in-between some pop idol kid and some goons whoring out my culture, and neither does the demographic that loves me, so, fuck em.
Have you noticed the rise of this awful celebrity - baiting industry? Robbie Williams is nobodies hero here i'm sure, but he makes a valid point - "these people, they hide outside my house waiting for something to go wrong so they can make money out of it. if i die when they're around, they'll be rich. I think that's evil." Those magazines, that culture, hangs around at the top of the charts, waiting for another heroin crisis poster boy or punk suicide. Sure, you can ride it out if you have say, queens of noise managing to convince the country yr 23 and a genuine unhinged star in waiting, but, as i think we all agree, florence and the machine = not rock. Chances are if yr reading this, most of the bands you love don't want this kind of attention; they want to sell enough shirts so they can afford to keep touring and put some food on the table, they don't really care about the size of their audience as long as the front rows are dancing, and they're clever enough to see the idea of popular rock stardom as a hangover from a bygone era. For all the whimsical eccentric spin journalists over 40 like to put on the pop charts, they're still an just an advertising mechanism for a pretty shitty industry.
I think the rock sound response does a good job of highlighting specific examples of living rock, but i'd like to chip in a few others. I'll go from the start of the year when everyone was like NO WAI RATM stole christmas! and then i'll point everyone latter half of the year where PABH, for my money one of the most exciting and scuzzy and fun ROCK bands of our generation, got played like, every fucking day on radio 1, their singer got plastered on 50ft high billboards over the capital for some ad campaign and even my girlfriends MUM went to watch them. thats a 50 year old woman enjoying the totally regular spectacle of a sold out room of kids mosh themselves crazy to a guy screaming "AWESOME RADICAL TOTALLY BODACIOUS" over giant grin-inducing dirtyass guitar riffs. exhibiting all the symptoms of a dead genre. like jazz, AHAHAHAHA. also this year, pretty much all my favourite bands; pavement, cap'n jazz, the d plan, reformed and toured to bigger crowds than they'd ever drawn in their youth. sure, there was a proportion of all their crowds who were just there for a nostalgia trip or curiosity, but those rooms were rocking out waaay harder than any pop idol show i ever saw, and none of them give a crap about chart sales. one last point, and i'm not really proud of this but it works to serve a point, i dj at a pretty standard indie night and nothing makes people rtfo like limp sodding bizkit.
so yeh, there's an expanding nugget of awesome amongst the smoking debris of the industry, and that's very much a part of this split: there's hardly any money in being in a rock band anymore. there's no big label deals, no coke and hooker parties, songs are physically worth a whole lot less money than they used to be and yr never going to get on top of the pops. so the only people left to start bands are those who just have an urge to make rock music are the ones driven to do it out of pure love for the music, the buzz of playing live and watching people move to their songs and take them home and soundtrack their lives. all the idiots who just want to chase fame, put on some makeup and generic emo clothes and go on chart shows and try and convince people they're genuine edgy artistes, no longer have the motivation; so the rest of us can carry on using this awesome punka internet, the magazines that haven't sold out for the sake of becoming household names, the guys running record labels out of their bedrooms and shitty rented office space, safer in the knowledge that the quality of the end product, that 12 months of hard graft turned into an album that you just got off rapidshare in 2 minutes, is going to be a lot higher.
Make no mistake, it's death race time here in the music business. it's going to take a while before all our bands and their fans can get our amanda palmer shit together, and the dinosaurs are getting desperate to preserve the old order. We'll come out of it in a generation or so, and be stronger for it, more exciting, more personal, but now, more than ever before, the way YOU choose to find and fund the music you love makes more of a difference than ever before. Pick your bands, pick yr writers, all that stuff that goosebumps you thru otherwise colourless and drab times, and know that if they stop, have to get "real" jobs, it'll be your fault and your loss. and i hope we're both still here on the other side.


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Dr. Walsh has received dozens of national and international awards and honors. He has authored or co-authored more than 600 articles and three books, including a best-seller for lay people titled The Prostate: A Guide for Men and the Women Who Love Them. For 25 years he was the editor-in-chief of Campbell''s Textbook of Urology, which has been renamed in his honor. He is on the editorial board of the New England Journal of Medicine, is a member of numerous international professional organizations and has served as the president of both the American Association of Genitourinary Surgeons and the Clinical Society of Genitourinary Surgeons.
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- Walsh PC. "Re: prostate-specific antigen screening trials and prostate cancer deaths: the androgen deprivation connection." J Natl Cancer Inst. 2014 Feb 1;106(2):djt432. doi: 10.1093/jnci/djt432. Epub 2014 Jan 7. No abstract available.
- Mohler JL, Kantoff PW, Armstrong AJ, Bahnson RR, Cohen M, D'Amico AV, Eastham JA, Enke CA, Farrington TA, Higano CS, Horwitz EM, Kawachi MH, Kuettel M, Lee RJ, Macvicar GR, Malcolm AW, Miller D, Plimack ER, Pow-Sang JM, Richey S, Roach M 3rd, Rohren E, Rosenfeld S, Small EJ, Srinivas S, Stein C, Strope SA, Tward J, Walsh PC, Shead DA, Ho M. "Prostate cancer, version 1.2014." J Natl Compr Canc Netw. 2013 Dec 1;11(12):1471-9.
- Walsh PC. "Survival in the prostate cancer prevention trial." N Engl J Med. 2013 Nov 14;369(20):1967. doi: 10.1056/NEJMc1311498#SA1. No abstract available.
- Murphy DG, Ahlering T, Catalona WJ, Crowe H, Crowe J, Clarke N, Cooperberg M, Gillatt D, Gleave M, Loeb S, Roobol M, Sartor O, Pickles T, Wootten A, Walsh PC, Costello AJ. "The Melbourne Consensus Statement on the Early Detection of Prostate Cancer." BJU Int. 2013 Nov 8. doi: 10.1111/bju.12556. [Epub ahead of print] No abstract available.
- Teerlink CC, Thibodeau SN, McDonnell SK, Schaid DJ, Rinckleb A, Maier C, Vogel W, Cancel-Tassin G, Egrot C, Cussenot O, Foulkes WD, Giles GG, Hopper JL, Severi G, Eeles R, Easton D, Kote-Jarai Z, Guy M, Cooney KA, Ray AM, Zuhlke KA, Lange EM, Fitzgerald LM, Stanford JL, Ostrander EA, Wiley KE, Isaacs SD, Walsh PC, Isaacs WB, Wahlfors T, Tammela T, Schleutker J, Wiklund F, Grönberg H, Emanuelsson M, Carpten J, Bailey-Wilson J, Whittemore AS, Oakley-Girvan I, Hsieh CL, Catalona WJ, Zheng SL, Jin G, Lu L, Xu J; International Consortium for Prostate Cancer Genetics, Camp NJ, Cannon-Albright LA. "Association analysis of 9,560 prostate cancer cases from the International Consortium of Prostate Cancer Genetics confirms the role of reported prostate cancer associated SNPs for familial disease." J Hum Genet. 2013 Oct 26. [Epub ahead of print].
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- Francis Amory Prize, American Academy of Arts and Sciences, 2012
- Doctor Honoris Causa, Medical School of the University of Athens, 2010
- Heritage Award, Johns Hopkins University Alumni Association, 2009
- Honorary member, Turkish Association of Urology, 2008
- Honorary member, American Urological Association, 2007
- Diversity Recognition Award, Johns Hopkins University, 2007
- National Physician of the Year for Clinical Excellence, by America's Top Doctors, 2007
- King Faisal International Prize in Medicine, 2007
- Doctor Medicinae Honoris Causa, Masarykova Univerzita, Brno, Czech Republic, 2007
- Honorary Member, Royal College of Surgeons of England, 2004
- Ramon Guiteras Award, American Urological Association, 2004
- Clifford J. Voght Alumni Service Award, Case Western Reserve University, 2004
- John Carroll Society Medal, 2004
- 75th Abraham Colles Lecturer, Honorary member - Royal College of Surgeons In Ireland, 2003
- Charles Huggins Award, Society of Urologic Oncology, 2003
- Irish American Magazines Top 100, 2002
- Sir Peter Freyer Memorial Medal, University College, Galway, Ireland, 2000
- Distinguished Service Award, American Urological Association, 2000
- Featured in Alpha Omega Alpha Leaders in American Medicine Videotape Series, 1999
- Golden Plate Award, American Academy of Achievement, 1997
- The Charles F. Kettering Medal, General Motors Cancer Research Foundation, 1996
- Hugh Hampton Young Award, American Urological Association, 1996
- Institute of Medicine, National Academy of Sciences, 1995
- Barringer Medal, American Association of Genitourinary Surgeons, 1995
- Dornier Innovative Research Award, American Foundation for Urologic Disease, 1994
- Ramon Guiteras Lecturer, American Urological Association Meeting, 1993
- Ellen Browning Scripps Society Medal, 1993
- Grand Officer of the Order of Leopold, The Kingdom of Belgium (Presented by King Baudoin), 1992
- Distinguished Alumnus Award, Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine, 1991
- Johns Hopkins Minority Faculty Association Award for Outstanding, Support of the Minority Medical Community, 1990
- The Academy of Medicine of New Jersey Award for Distinguished Contributions to Urology, 1990
- Triennial Eugene Fuller Prostate Award, American Urological Association, 1986
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Kurt Nimmo
December 26, 2012
In addition to surrendering to the Democrat instinct to tax Americans into oblivion, Republicans in Congress are prepared to go along with knee-jerk legislation rolling back the Second Amendment in the coming year.
"Put guns on the table. Also, put video games on the table. Put mental health on the table," Rep. Jack Kingston of Georgia said last week as the Republican leadership signaled it is ready to chip away at the right to own firearms.
Kingston said Republicans are likely to move on more anti-gun legislation after a "grief stage" in response to the Sandy Hook elementary school shooting.
"In the coming days and weeks, we will engage in a meaningful conversation and thoughtful debate about how to change laws and culture that allow violence to grow," said formerly pro-Second Amendment Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid. "And every idea should be on the table as we discuss how best to do just that."
Sens. Marco Rubio of Florida and Chuck Grassley of Iowa are ready to trade off the Second Amendment in order to make a political deal with Democrats. "You've got to take all these things into consideration," Grassley said.
Grassley also believes the federal government should legislate on societal issues. He said Congress needs to discuss a culture that "tends to be less civil now than it has been for a long period of time."
Arguing that Republicans must abandon libertarian principles in order "to remain relevant in a country whose views are changing," the Associated Press cites a Washington Post/ABC News poll published last week in the wake of the Connecticut shooting that shows 54 percent of Americans surveyed want restrictions placed on the Second Amendment.
For statist Republicans, relevance is all the rage. Following the shooting in Connecticut, former Republican congressman from Florida, Joe Scarborough, easily betrayed the Constitution. "I knew that day that the ideologies of my past career were no longer relevant to the future that I want, that I demand, for my children," he said.
"The party is at a point where it wants to have those discussions in public, where people feel comfortable differing from what is perceived as the party orthodoxy," said Republican consultant Dan Hazelwood, revealing the sad fact that Republican fealty to the Second Amendment and thus the Constitution at large is waning.
Retiring Republican Ron Paul responded to this sudden political sea change on the part of his colleagues.
"Predictably, the political left responded to the tragedy with emotional calls for increased gun control. This is understandable, but misguided," Paul said after the massacre. "The impulse to have government 'do something' to protect us in the wake of national tragedies is reflexive and often well intentioned. Many Americans believe that if we simply pass the right laws, future horrors like the Sandy Hook Elementary shooting can be prevented. But this impulse ignores the self evident truth that criminals don't obey laws. The political right, unfortunately, has fallen into the same trap in its calls for quick legislative solutions to gun violence. If only we put armed police or armed teachers in schools, we're told, would-be school shooters would be dissuaded or stopped. While I certainly agree that more guns equals less crime and that private gun ownership prevents many shootings. I don't agree that conservatives and libertarians should view government legislation, especially at the federal level, as the solution to violence."
Ron Paul criticized reaction to the shooting by the NRA. Following the shooting, NRA boss Wayne LaPierre said the state should respond by placing more armed cops and guards in public education schools.
Paul rightly saw this as an excuse to expand an already bloated police state:
Furthermore, do we really want to live in a world of police checkpoints, surveillance cameras, metal detectors, X-ray scanners, and warrantless physical searches? We see this culture in our airports: witness the shabby spectacle of once proud, happy Americans shuffling through long lines while uniformed TSA agents bark orders. This is the world of government provided "security," a world far too many Americans now seem to accept or even endorse. School shootings, no matter how horrific, do not justify creating an Orwellian surveillance state in America.
Republicans in Congress will vote with Democrats to further erode the Second Amendment. The establishment is now exploiting the Sandy Hook shooting to accomplish its long-term objective of disarming the American people.
No state can strip its citizens of their natural rights if they are armed and if a large number of them understand the principles behind the Constitution and the real reason for the Second Amendment.


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Commercial Freshwater Fishing Regulations
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This summary refers to freshwater commercial fishing only.
The Division of Marine Fisheries Management provides separate saltwater regulations and information. Freshwater sport fishing rules are listed separately.
Any person who takes freshwater fish or frogs by any lawful method prescribed by the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) for purpose of sale is required to possess a Commercial Fishing License (resident or nonresident). Holders of this license may sell to anyone but may not buy fish for the purpose of sale. A valid Resident Commercial Fishing License also allows recreational fishing.
The Resident Freshwater Fish Dealer License permits a resident to import, export or sell freshwater fish or frogs, including live bait. An import permit also is required in addition to this license to import certain live freshwater fish.
The holder of a Nonresident Retail Fish Dealer License may buy freshwater fish from people properly licensed to sell freshwater fish and may sell freshwater fish, including live bait, directly to a consumer.The holder of a Nonresident Wholesale Fish Dealer License may buy freshwater fish for resale from people properly licensed to sell freshwater fish and may sell fish within the state.
The Nonresident Wholesale Fish Buyer License permits a nonresident, who does not sell freshwater fish or frogs in Florida, to buy freshwater fish or frogs from resident freshwater fish dealers for resale outside the state.
A Commercial Fishing License is required even for use of trotlines of 25 hooks or less when fish are taken for purpose of sale.
Senior citizens are not exempt from purchase of commercial fishing licenses.
No Freshwater Commercial Fishing License or Fish Dealer License is required to take or sell live bait, other than freshwater fish or frogs.
It is unlawful for licensed freshwater fish dealers or buyers to purchase freshwater fish or frogs from any unlicensed person. All boats engaged in commercial fishing shall have at least one commercial licensee on board.
Commercial Fishing License Fees
FCL - Resident Commercial Fishing (fish or frogs)........ 25.00
RFD - Resident Freshwater Fish Dealer..................... 40.00
FCL - Nonresident Commercial Fishing.................... 100.00
(fish or frogs)
FRD - Nonresident Retail Fish Dealer.................... 100.00
FWD - Nonresident Wholesale Fish Dealer............. 500.00
FWB - Nonresident Wholesale Fish Buyer.............. 50.00
Commercial fishing licenses are issued only by the Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC).
Lawful Methods for Using Trotlines and Bush Hooks or Set Lines
A trotline limited to 25 hooks may be used for taking nongame fish for personal use. Persons operating more than 25 bush hooks or set lines or a trotline using more than 25 hooks are considered to be fishing commercially and must have a commercial license. All game fish taken by trotlines, bush hooks or set lines shall be immediately returned to the water, and it is unlawful to possess any game fish while operating trotlines, bush hooks or set lines.
Trotlines, bush hooks or set lines are permitted statewide except in that portion of the Ochlockonee River between State Road 20 and the Lake Talquin Power Dam; that portion of the Apalachicola River between U.S. Highway 90 and the Jim Woodruff Dam; Bear Gully Lake in Seminole County; the Oklawaha River upstream from the Eureka Bridge; Lake Jackson in Walton County; Silver Lake on the Withlacoochee River; Lakes Jessamine and Holden in Orange County; Triplett lakes in Seminole County; Lake Helen in Volusia County; in Martin County east of the Sunshine State Parkway; in that portion of the St. Johns River and its tributaries south of State Road 46 and north of U.S. Highway 192, including lakes Poinsett, Winder and Washington.
Trotlines are permitted in the portion of the St. Johns River lying between U.S. Highway 17-92 and State Road 46 provided that from 9 a.m. on Saturday until sunset on Sunday all trotlines shall be sunk to the bottom or to a minimum depth of 4 feet during daylight hours. From Jan. 1 until March 31 trotlines shall be prohibited from 9 a.m. until sunset in the waters of the main channel of the St. Johns River from a point immediately south of Lake Monroe to State Road 46, excluding Lake Harney. Trotlines are prohibited from 9 a.m. until sunset in the Oklawaha River below the Rodman Dam.
In lakes Beauclaire, Carlton, Dora, Eustis, Griffin, Harris and Yale, no trotline shall be allowed from 9 a.m. Friday until one hour before sunset Sunday. Trotlines also shall be prohibited from 9 a.m. until one hour before sunset Monday through Thursday from May 1 through Oct. 31. No trotline shall be secured to or fished within 50 yards of a private pier or dock.
In East Lake Tohopekaliga, trotlines are permitted only from sunset Sunday until midnight Friday of each week, and only during the period from sunset each day until 9 a.m. the following morning.
Trotlines are prohibited in Little Bay Lake in Orange County except under permit.
Trotlines are prohibited in Lake Talquin during daylight hours.
Trotlines are prohibited from 9 a.m. until sunset in the waters of the following lakes:
Lake County – Cherry, Cook, Crescent, Hiawatha, Johns, Louisa, Minnehaha, Minneola, Palatlakaha, Susan, Wilson and Winona.
Orange County – Butler, Chase, Conway, Down, Fish, Isleworth, Johns, Mable, Maitland, Misell, Osceola, Picket, Sheen, Starke, Tibet Butler and Virginia.
Polk County – All lakes except Arbuckle, Crooked, Hancock, Rosalie, Tiger and Walk-in-Water.
Wire Traps and Slat Baskets for Non-Game Fish
Persons licensed under s. 372.65, F.S. may use certain commercial fishing devices only in the manner and in the areas specified in this section, except as specified in FWC Rule 68A-23.002(10). Any game fish taken by these devices shall be returned to the water immediately.
Specifications for wire traps:
Maximum length – 7 feet.
Maximum width – 32 inches.
Mesh – Minimum 1 inch.
Type – Two funnels in one end.
Depth – At least 3 feet of clearance between the highest point on the trap and the water surface.
Specifications for slat baskets:
Maximum length – 6 feet.
Maximum diameter – 32 inches.
Construction - Of slats with openings of at least 1 and 1/2 inch in the head or upstream end.
Depth – At least 3 feet of clearance between the highest point on the basket and the water surface.
Funnel opening – Maximum diameter of smallest funnel opening 2 inches, except under pressure.
Locations and number of traps and baskets:
Eighty wire traps and slat baskets per licensee in Trout River east of Interstate 95, Broward River, Dunn Creek and in that portion of the St. Johns River from the Seaboard Coastline Bridge in Duval County upstream to State Road 46 (Mims Bridge) including Doctors Lake, Crescent Lake, Dunns Creek and lakes Beresford, Woodruff, Dexter, Monroe and Harney, except Lake Jessup.
Wire traps and slat baskets are prohibited within 100 feet of the mouths of the St. Johns tributaries: Getout Creek, Blue Springs Run, Wekiva River, Deep Creek, Alexander Springs Creek, Spring Garden Creek, Shell Creek and DeLeon Springs Creek. Wire traps and slat baskets are prohibited in the main channel of the St. Johns River from a point immediately south of Lake Monroe to State Road 46 (except Lake Harney) from Jan. 1 to March 31. Wire traps and slat baskets are prohibited within 25 yards of vegetation in Crescent Lake except from June 1 through Aug. 31.
Eighty wire traps and slat baskets per licensee in the part of the main channel of the St. Marys River downstream from the railroad bridge paralleling U.S. Highway 17.
Regulations pertaining to wire traps fished in Lake Okeechobee are contained in FWC Rule 68A-23.012.
Forty wire traps and slat baskets in the aggregate per licensee in lakes Apopka, West Tohopekaliga, Cypress, Hatchineha and Kissimmee.
Twenty slat baskets per licensee in the Santa Fe, Suwannee (and its tributary, the Withlacoochee) and Apalachicola rivers (except in the section between U.S. Highway 90 and Jim Woodruff Dam); and the Apalachicola River tributaries (except that portion of the Chipola River upstream from Dead Lakes Dam); and in Lake Seminole in Jackson County. No wire traps permitted.
Forty wire traps per licensee in Lake Istokpoga and Red Beach Lake in Highlands County and in lakes Arbuckle, Crago, Banana, Buffum, Davenport, Henry, Gibson, Marion, Reedy, Surveyors, Vann, Effie, Hancock, Hunter, Parker, Rosalie and Tiger in Polk County.
Additionally, wire traps and slat baskets may be fished in other specific areas as designated by rule of the Commission.
Traps or baskets not being fished shall be removed from the water.
Hoop Nets for Non-Game Fish
Maximum number – 100 per licensee
Maximum diameter – 5 feet.
Mesh size – Not less than 2 inches stretched throughout, nor more than 2½ inches stretched rearward of the attachment of the second funnel.
Depth – At least 3 feet of clearance between the highest point of the hoop net and the water surface.
Funnels – A cross or other restrictive device shall be attached to the inside of the first funnel opening in order to exclude manatees. This device shall be constructed to prevent cylindrical objects 7 inches or more in diameter from entering the front funnel opening.
Second funnel opening shall be designed to discourage or prevent the entrance of game fish by restricting said opening with twine or webbing.
Allowed in Trout River east of Interstate 95; Broward River, Dunn Creek and in that portion of the St. Johns River from the Seaboard Coastline Bridge in Duval County upstream to State Road 46 (Mims Bridge), including Crescent Lake, Dunns Creek and lakes Beresford, Woodruff, Dexter, Monroe and Harney, except Lake Jessup.
Hoop nets are prohibited within 100 feet of the mouths of the following St. Johns tributaries: Getout Creek, Blue Springs Run, Wekiva River, Deep Creek, Alexander Springs Creek, Spring Garden Creek, Shell Creek and DeLeon Springs Creek. Hoop nets are prohibited within 25 yards of vegetation in Crescent Lake except from June 1 through Aug. 31. Hoop nets are prohibited in the main channel of the St. Johns River from a point immediately south of Lake Monroe to State Road 46 (except in Lake Harney) from Jan. 1 to March 31.
Minnow Lift Nets for Non-Game Fish
Maximum number – 10 per licensee
Maximum dimensions – 12 feet square.
Maximum mesh – 1 inch stretched.
Markings – Poles shall be marked with reflective material at least 6 inches in width, visible 360 degrees.
Permanent tag bearing the name and address of the owner shall be attached to the pull pole of the lift net.
Area specific regulations:
No minnow lift nets shall be fished in the St. Johns River Water Management Areas of Lake County formerly known as Long Farm, S.N. Knight Lisbon Farm (both parcels north and south of the Yale-Griffin canal), S.N. Knight Leesburg Farm, Lowrie Brown Farm, Eustis Muck Farm and Walker Ranch.
Traps and Pots For Eels and Other Non-Game Fish
Persons licensed in accordance with Section 379.363(1), F.S., may take eels as specified in Rule 68A-23.002, 68A-23.003, or 68A-23.004, or 68A-23.005 F.A.C., only under permit from the Commission. Permits shall be subject to such terms, conditions and restrictions as prescribed therein and shall be issued, denied, renewed or revoked as provided in Rule 68-1.010, F.A.C. Eel harvest permits shall be issued to applicants who have submitted a completed eel harvest permit application. See http://myfwc.com/license/freshwater/commercial-fish-frogs/american-eel/ http://bit.ly/Eel-perm. American Eels must be nine inches or greater in total length for recreational and commercial harvest.Wholesale/Retail purchase exemption: Recreational anglers purchasing American eels as bait may possess more than the legal bag limit provided that the eels were purchased from a licensed dealer.
Eel traps or pots – shall be of one inch by 1/2 inch wire mesh.
In waters other than those specified for wire traps or slat baskets, such eel traps and pots, in addition to having a 1 inch by 1/2 inch wire mesh, shall be of the following types and specifications:
Square "Carolina"-type pots
Maximum dimensions – 24 inches by 24 inches by 18 inches.
Maximum diameter of any and all funnel openings – 2 inches.
Cylindrical "shotgun"-type pots
Maximum dimensions – 4 feet by 18 inches.
Maximum diameter of any funnel openings – 2 inches..
Miscellaneous Rules
Fishing gear such as hoop nets, wire traps, slat baskets, trotlines, bush hooks and setlines must be clearly and legibly marked with the fisherman's name and address. This enables better enforcement and removal of abandoned gear or improperly positioned gear, such as gear that is in too shallow water, which would create a navigation hazard.
A limited number of permits may be issued by the executive director to authorize operation of haul seines in Lake Okeechobee and in the Southwest Region. Contact the Commission for information on permits, application procedures, and gear specifications and use.
Blue crab traps and pots may be fished in fresh water. Trap and pot specifications and use shall be as specified in FWC rules.
Commercial harvest or sale of freshwater mussels is prohibited.
Commercial harvest and sale of wild freshwater turtles is prohibited after July 20, 2009 until further notice, as prescribed in FWC Rule 68A-25.002. Rules 68A-23.012, and 68A-27 deals with listed species of turtles.
Game and Nongame Freshwater Fish
Game Fish - black bass, crappie, bluegill, redear sunfish, warmouth, redbreast sunfish, spotted sunfish, flier, mud sunfish, longear sunfish, shadow bass, peacock bass, white bass, striped bass and sunshine bass.
Nongame Fish - all freshwater fish are defined as non-game fish, except grass carp and fish defined as freshwater game fish. Note: Alligator gar require a scientific collector's permit to take.


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As the actors and actresses stepped onto the stage, an immediate hush fell over the audience. But rather than turning my attention to those in the spotlight, I was distracted by those in the audience. T-shirts and basketball shorts, suits and ties, sundresses and high heels, running shoes and even a few dogs in the mix – the diversity of the people in attendance was refreshing. This was not your average playhouse inside Actors Theatre of Louisville or the Kentucky Center for the Arts, but an outdoor arena, fit for all ages, all lifestyles and all fashions. This was Shakespeare in the Park, put on by Kentucky Shakespeare.
Located in the shade of Central Park in downtown Louisville, Shakespeare in the Park has been providing entertainment to the area for a little over 50 years. Kentucky Shakespeare holds the record for the oldest free Shakespeare Festival in the country and is known for putting a unique twist on the familiar acts composed by the English playwright. Currently performing "Much Ado About Nothing,†the company provides an American Western spin to its summer 2012 season opener.
"This type of presentation introduces the work of Shakespeare to the audience in a non-threatening, non-snooty way. It's introducing (the audience) to what Shakespeare's really about and (instilling) community engagement,†said Kentucky Shakespeare CEO, Brantley M. Dunaway. The play depicts familiar feelings and scenarios with the language used in Shakespeare's original pieces, making it great for a family-friendly evening of entertainment.
If Shakespeare isn't for you, Monday Movie Nights also offer a fun atmosphere for a family gathering. Showing movies such as Shakespeare in Love, Rocky Horror Picture Show and O Brother, Where Art Thou?, there's something for everyone. To round out the season, Shakespeare in the Park will also feature "Measure for Measure,†August 2 through 5.
Filling the park with laughter and music each night (with the exception of Monday Movie Nights) this elevated, yet elementary take on Shakespeare will be running July 12 through 29. Entertainment begins at 7:30 p.m. and the curtain opens at 8:30 p.m. VIP seats are $20 for comfy chairs and unlimited drinks from the full-service bar.
If you would like more information about Shakespeare in the Park and Kentucky Shakespeare, visit www.kyshakespeare.com.
July 12-29 *excluding Mondays
Closed Captioned Performances July 20, 21
Pre-Show Entertainment:
Happy Hour:
Monday Movie Nights:
Show times begin at 9:00 PM
July 9th: Shakespeare in Love
July 16th: Anonymous
July 23rd: Rocky Horror Picture Show
July 30th: O Brother, Where Art Thou?
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CHIPLEY � Washington County Commissioners agreed Wednesday to help Greenhead Volunteer Fire Department purchase a used tanker/firetruck, but not without some debate over who would actually own the vehicle.
CHIPLEY � Washington County Commissioners agreed Wednesday to help Greenhead Volunteer Fire Department purchase a used tanker/firetruck, but not without some debate over who would actually own the vehicle.
The Board of County Commissioners held a special meeting to consider the purchase so the $55,000 firetruck could be bought in a timely fashion. Fire Chief Jim Palmer told the commissioners the Greenhead department had put a binder on the truck and it was being held for them.
Palmer said he had been searching for a truck for the department for two years, and this truck, a combination fire truck and tanker, was just what the department needed for the south end of Washington County. �It meets our needs and our budget,� he said.
�The key to success is getting water to the scene,� Palmer said. �We don�t have any hydrants in the south of the county.� Since fire hydrants aren�t available, the rural firefighters have to take their own water to the scene, and keep replenishing that supply.
�The key is having a reliable tanker.� Palmer said the tanker truck the department currently has is a manual transmission and not just anyone can drive it. The truck the department is purchasing is an automatic and is easier to drive. Also, the truck features remote dumping capacity, so that the truck�s water can be unloaded from inside the cab.
�If there is a fire in the daytime, we might just have two people show up,� Palmer said, a hazard all the rural volunteer fire departments face since the majority of the firefighters are working at their daytime jobs.
With the new truck, a smaller crew could respond to a fire and both have tanker capacity and fire fighting tools.
The fire department was seeking $45,000 from the county and would provide $13,850 toward the purchase and other fees. The funds for the truck are budgeted for the Greenhead Fire Department, but Palmer was required to request the money from the board.
The Greenhead Volunteer Fire Department is a corporation, and it would share ownership of the vehicle with the county, Palmer explained.
Commissioner Lynn Gothard objected to the shared ownership, since the county has been considering making all the county fire departments county-controlled organizations.
�If we decided to bring this truck back into the county�s fire service, then we would have to buy back our part of the truck from your corporation?� Gothard asked. Palmer agreed.
Gothard said she would prefer the county had sole ownership of the firetruck. Palmer said he didn�t care who�s name was on the title, but he did want to retain possession of the truck.
�I would agree to signing over the title as long as there is some language in there that says the truck would stay permanently in Greenhead,� Palmer said.
�Maybe it�s just my attorney mind, but I always start shaking in my boots when I hear someone say �permanent,�� said County Attorney Jeff Goodman. �I always wonder, �Fifty years from now, how will this play out?��
He said a waiver of the contract which exists between the fire department and the county would be required to make changes to the title.
The commissioners decided that the ownership of the truck should be pro-rated in accordance with the amounts of money paid for the truck by each party, which would mean the county would hold the majority ownership of the vehicle. They also agreed the vehicle would remain at the Greenhead department. The purchase was approved contingent upon the contract waiver, written by Goodman, being brought back to the commissioners at the next meeting for review.


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Dell is apparently eager to compete with Best Buy and Walmart for the title of most despised retailer in the country. A few months back, a tech support rep got in trouble for turning on a woman's webcam without her permission. Then, last month, the company got nabbed knowingly shipping faulty PCs. And, just this week, the Texas-based manufacturer was caught shipping motherboards infected with malware. Now, a woman from California is alleging that a support technician for Dell stole nude photos of her from her PC and posted them online, and then charged $800 worth of computer gear to her credit card for another woman in Tennessee.
This is not a cut-and-dry case of a misbehaving tech rep, though. This drama has actually been going on for almost a year, and only now is Tara Fitzgerald coming forward with her accusations. Try and follow the sequence of events, and make sense of Fitzgerald's often questionable judgment.
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"I've always been kind of a shill," says Ted Danson. "The guy out in front of the tent saying, 'Thank you so much for watching "Cheers," come on in and let me introduce you to the marine biologists who have something really important to tell you.'"
The former Sam Malone might seem an unlikely environmental activist, but Ted Danson has quietly been advocating on behalf of our oceans for 25 years. Now he has taken his commitment to a new place: bookshelves.
His recently released first book, "Oceana: Our Endangered Oceans and What We Can Do To Save Them" (co-written with Michael D'Orso, Rodale, $32.50), is a reflection of his experiences and what he's learned. It begins, as Danson did, with the perils of offshore drilling and moves on to pollution, ocean acidification and overfishing reaching crisis levels at both the top and the bottom of the food chain.
"It's a huge environmental disaster in the making that doesn't have to happen," Danson said by phone from New York. "We can change this. That's part of what the book talks about."
"Oceana" tells the story of that precipice, a thorough and scientifically grounded narrative of how and why our oceans are endangered. It's both immersive and easy to dip into, filled with short asides, beautiful photographs and explanatory charts.
The book points out the quandary of abundance — though swordfish and tuna are readily available to us in stores, their ocean populations have declined 90% since 1950, which was reported by marine biologists in 2003. That small-scale fisheries, which for the most part fish sustainably, employ 25 times more people than industrial fisheries, which use what Danson characterizes as massively destructive practices, often with the help of national subsidies. And that the acidity of the world's oceans has risen almost 30% since the Industrial Revolution, making it harder for small sea creatures to form shells and causing desert-like die-offs of coral.
"Bottom trawling destroys the nurseries," he says, explaining the threat to marine life. "They roll right over coral reefs and little rocks and nooks and crannies and turn them into gravel pits."
Though it does include a personal preface, the book is far from a Hollywood memoir. Instead, it's more like "An Inconvenient Truth" for the oceans, making Danson the Al Gore of marine life.
Does he worry about putting himself forward in this way as an ocean advocate? "No, I don't," Danson says. "I think bad acting is more of a hazard for me than being a spokesperson."
"Oceana" is not just the title of his book; it's also the name of an international nonprofit organization —Danson sits on its board of directors — that will receive a portion of the proceeds of the book's sales. The organization he co-founded in 1987, the American Oceans Campaign, merged in 2001 with the newly minted Oceana, formed by the Pew Charitable Trusts and other foundations. Danson's activism has led him to testify before Congress and to attend meetings of the World Trade Organization.
He can talk about the wastefulness of commercial fishing fleets, the known and unknown effects of the Deepwater Horizon gulf oil spill, and why easing off fossil fuels benefits our oceans — and he probably will when he appears on stage at the L.A. Times Festival of Books at noon on Sunday.
Danson was on set with his wife, actress Mary Steenburgen, when he met a literary agent who suggested he might write a book like "Oceana." His first answer was an emphatic no, but soon he changed his mind. "There's a lot going on underneath the water that we have no idea about," he says. "It's very serious, and we're at a real turning point."
Scientists involved in ocean work welcome the actor's efforts. "Danson is using his celebrity in a positive way," says Sylvia Earle, a former chief scientist of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration and one of the world's leading oceanographers. "There's a sense of urgency of having a book where information of this nature is accessible to the general public. He articulates the many ways people can make a difference. Not only what they can do, what they must do."
As the crisis looms, just 1% of all environmental dollars go to support causes related to the oceans — although they make up 70% of the Earth's surface.
"Some people leave you feeling that it's hopeless," says Earle. Danson's book doesn't. Each photograph is followed by a practical way to get involved and, more importantly, a sense of hope.
"I believe that if you come at an issue or a problem with a heavy heart, or fear, you either don't do anything because it overwhelms you or you end up doing something that might not be effective," Danson says. "I think it's really important to keep a light heart when you do this kind of work."
If his spirits flag, Danson has his day job — he's had some juicy television roles lately, including Arthur Frobisher on "Damages" and George Christopher, the elegantly hedonistic editor on HBO's "Bored to Death."
Danson, 63, can also be seen in the new Beastie Boys video, "Fight for Your Right Revisited," for the song "Make Some Noise." "If you go around talking about fish, you have to scramble to find ways to remain hip," he says with a laugh.
"By the way, I drive cars, I burn oil, I eat fish I shouldn't be eating. We're all in this together," he says. "I'm not giving you a lecture on you doing something wrong — hopefully I'm exposing what's happening to our oceans in a way of hey, let's all do something about this, if you choose to, we need your help. The oceans need your help."
What can people do? The book's suggestions include signing online petitions, raising awareness and purchasing the right fish — the SeafoodWatch app from the Monterey Bay Aquarium, in particular, can help those who find themselves in the grocery store trying to remember which is better, fresh or farmed salmon.
"My wife. Mary. said a great thing when I went off on this book tour," Danson says. "She said the most important thing you can tell people is go to the beach. Go look at a sunset over the water, go have a great fish dinner someplace. And remember how much you love the ocean, how much joy it brings to your life."


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BEVERLY, Mass. – In their first two contests back on the east coast, UMass Boston volleyball (3-3) wasted little time getting back to their winning ways as they defeated Middlebury College and Williams College by the final of 3-0 Friday evening at the 2012 Endicott College Invitational.
In their first match against Middlebury the Beacons pulled off a 25-23 win in the first set and a 26-24 decision in the second. The third set was a one-sided affair as UMB cruised to a 25-17 victory. The nightcap only saw one close set, while the other two belonged to the Beacons from start to finish. After pulling out the 25-23 win over the Ephs in set number one, UMass went on to earn their next wins by the finals of 25-15 and 25-17.
The Beacons offensive output in the first match was led by Shannon Thompson (Moorpark, Calif.) and Corrine Porter (Huntington Beach, Calif.). The two hitters combined for 26 kills respectively and finished with a .270 or better attack percentage respectively. Setters Megan Pollock (Wilton, Calif.) and Emma Rocha (Boynton Beach, Calif.) continued to share the action as the duo tallied 33 assists. Defensively Kayla Wilson (San Jose, Calif.) was solid all evening as she totaled 22 digs in the first match. Thompson and Kirsten Morrison (North Reading, Mass.) also fueled a defensive effort that saw a combined six team blocks. Thompson posted four block assists, while Morrison drove down the match's only solo block, while also tallying three block assists.
In the second match it was once again Thompson and Porter who paced the Beacons well balanced offense. UMass Boston used their signature fast sets and quick approaches to keep Williams guessing all evening. As a squad UMass posted a .276 attack percentage with Thompson and Porter combined for 22 kills. Porter's .304 hitting percentage marked a season-high for the junior.
At the setter position, Pollock led the night with 21 assists, while her teammate Rocha finished with 18. Also playing a major part in the Beacons one-sided victory were their 11 aces, with four of those belonging to Thompson, while three went to Wilson and two to Pollock. Brooke Nemethy (Oviedo, Fla.) and Porter each finished with one ace a-piece.
Wilson and Thompson were the only two Beacons to finish in double-figures in digs with Wilson tallying a match-high 16, followed by Thompson with 11. Molly Witzmann (Encinitas, Calif.) and Morrison combined for the only UMass Boston blocks in Friday's second match.
Volleyball returns to action tomorrow morning at 10 a.m. when they face first-time opponent Gallaudet University. Their fourth and final match will be a rematch from last year's NCAA East Region semi-final match as the Beacons will take on Bowdoin College. Last year the two squads went the distance with the Beacons pulling out the five-set victory to advance to their second-straight NCAA East Region championship match.


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It seems like yesterday we were stifling in that 90-plus degree September heat wave, not bundling up and clutching cups of cocoa at football games.
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At times like this, it's important to remember that while property can be replaced and physical damage fixed, it's friends and family that will get us all through what will no doubt be many tough weeks, months and years ahead.
Nothing brings people together like a good meal. It provides a chance to feed the body and to take a break while enjoying the company of others. From friends you've known for years to the neighbours you only met last week as you pitched in together to help others in the community, a hearty shared supper is a wonderful way to connect, chat and share stories. It's these little interactions that mean so much when so many other things feel overwhelming.
In keeping with Stampede spirit, here are three great sweet and savoury steak recipes perfect for a backyard (or balcony) barbecue.
Mahogany Steak's marinade uses soy sauce as a base, which is then sweetened with molasses and rounded out with sesame oil and garlic. Steaks Balsamico uses balsamic vinegar for a lovely sweet and sour character, and accents it with brown sugar, garlic and a touch of Dijon mustard. Smoky Mustard Flank Steak goes well beyond a touch of Dijon, and uses honey and orange juice concentrate for sweetness.
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Mahogany Steak
1/4 cup (50 mL) soy sauce
1 tbsp (15 mL) fancy molasses
1 tbsp (15 mL) oil
1 tsp (5 mL) sesame oil
1 tsp (5 mL) freshly ground pepper
2 cloves garlic, crushed
1 1/2 lb (0.75 kg) sirloin steak, 1 1/2 inches (3.75 cm) thick
To prepare marinade, combine all ingredients except steak. Pour marinade into a heavy zip-lock plastic bag. Add steak and squeeze bag to coat steak with marinade. Let stand for 30 minutes. Remove steak from marinade; discard marinade. Grill steak over medium heat on natural gas barbecue to desired doneness. Serves 4 to 6.
Steaks Balsamico
This savoury and sweet marinade lends wonderful flavour to steaks. Grill some up tonight.
1/4 cup (50 mL) oil
1/4 cup (50 mL) balsamic vinegar
2 tbsp (25 mL) packed brown sugar
1 tsp (5 mL) Dijon mustard
1/2 tsp (2 mL) basil, crumbled
1/4 tsp (1 mL) salt
1/4 tsp (1 mL) freshly ground pepper
3 cloves garlic, crushed
4 strip loin steaks, 1 inch (2.5 cm) thick
To prepare marinade, combine all ingredients except steaks in a heavy zip-lock plastic bag. Add steaks and squeeze bag to coat steaks with marinade; seal bag. Let stand for 30 minutes. Remove steaks from marinade; discard marinade. Grill steaks over medium heat on natural gas barbecue to desired doneness. Serves 4.
Smoky Mustard Flank Steak
This lean but flavourful cut of beef is best grilled to rare or medium rare. It must be sliced very thinly for maximum tenderness.
1/4 cup (50 mL) Dijon mustard
1/4 cup (50 mL) honey
2 tbsp (25 mL) thawed frozen orange juice concentrate
2 tbsp (25 mL) water
1 tbsp (15 mL) chipotle pepper sauce
1/4 cup (50 mL) soy sauce
1 1/2 lb (0.75 kg) flank steak
6 flour tortillas (8 inch/20 cm), warmed
To prepare sauce, combine mustard, honey, orange juice concentrate, water and chipotle pepper sauce. Cover and refrigerate half of sauce; reserve to serve with steak. To prepare marinade, combine remaining sauce and soy sauce; pour into a heavy zip-lock plastic bag. Add steak and squeeze bag to coat steak with marinade. Seal bag and place on a plate. Refrigerate, turning bag occasionally, for at least 12 hours or up to 24 hours. Remove from refrigerator and let stand for 20 to 30 minutes. Remove steak from marinade; discard marinade. Grill steak over medium heat on natural gas barbecue to medium rare, about 15 to 20 minutes. Let stand for 5 minutes before slicing. Using a sharp knife held at a 45 degree angle, slice steak against the grain into thin slices. Serve steak in tortillas with reserved sauce. Serves 6.
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Did you know that you can get Rs.50 cinema tickets at the PVR cinema in Saket? Of all places! As if this wasn't enough of a pull, I recently found out that it was India's fist multiplex, making it practically an Indian cinematic monument. Admittedly you have to get yourself there by 9am on a weekday to enjoy such cheap rates, but for college students such as myself it's too good a bargain to miss.
So last Thursday found four of us congregating somewhat sleepily at Saket metro station, ready to catch the morning show of Mausam before heading to our afternoon Hindi classes. Here, I guess, the problems began. As Susanna has already pointed out, my handbag is a bit of a Mary Poppins number – massive and containing just about anything you could wish for. When going for classes I also feel the need to also carry along my trusty Tara Books bag for life so that I can lug along my (massive) Hindi dictionary, as well as several notebooks and folders.
I guess I really did have more the security staff at Saket PVR would have wished for. When we made our way to the front of the security queue, the bag for life came in for some scrutiny – "only lady's handbags allowed, madam" (except actually the terrifying woman who delivered this didn't actually say madam, she was far too busy doing her best fascist impression). My poor bag for life wasn't the only vessel to fall short of the mark – 'lady's handbag' is apparently defined by strap length and gender. You're a woman carrying a bag larger than your body but carried under one shoulder? Fine! A girl carrying a small bag that straps across your body, falling beneath your waist? Forget it. And the poor guy trying to argue the case for his man bag? Not a chance.
Thankfully, our trusty friend Ezgi also carries around a beast of a handbag, so we scuttled around the corner and hurridly re-grouped, splitting the contents of my extra bag between the three of us. Job done!
Not so fast. Our bags reached the search point, and the offending bag for life was pulled out of the depths of my handbag – along with a small carrier bag containing cosmetics – and brandished before me. "No extra bags, madam" By this point we're all starting to look at our watches, and taking deep breaths. No polybags allowed in handbags? I was still attempting to plead my case in broken Hindi while Susanna's bag was being searched, resulting in my netbook being triumphantly laid on the table. "No laptops allowed."
I'm all for security (who wouldn't be in light of recent events?) but why not 'no bags', and not just certain bags? Why no polythene bags within a handbag? Why were we allowed two blackberry phones (with pretty good recording devices on them) but not the netbook? Why not just have lockers outside and be done with it? Yes, at this point I was starting to do a very dangerous thing: I was starting to ask why. Has India taught me nothing? Never ask why.
Luckily, Susanna had her wits about her, and was gently explaining to the neighbouring security guard that no we didn't have a driver we could leave our things with, and didn't live close enough to go back home. Was there something that could be done? Apparently not. Remaining late comers thronged past us, until we were the only people left in the entrance hall. I guess we were a sorry sight, as finally, the manager took pity on us, ushered me into a back room & put my offending items into a corner. Success! We raced upstairs, making it into the showing twenty minutes or so into the film. Going by the review of Mausam by Trisha Gupta that I'd read in the Sunday Guardian this was a bit tragic – apparently the first half an hour was the only bit worth seeing.
And after all that, what did we think of the film? Susanna has already written about the interesting depiction of 21st century Scotland (horse-drawn cart, anyone?) but to be honest, I always enjoy a bit of Shahid Kapoor, even if it does involve suspending disbelief, and buying into his ability to miraculously regain the ability to use his left arm just in time to one-handedly catch a falling toddler. Yes, the film was funny in all the wrong places (reducing the Ahmedabad riots to a cliché so ridiculous that it induced widespread laughter in the cinema hall was a particular low) but at the end of the day, we emerged into the midday sunlight having been entertained, and with much to discuss. And for Rs.50, what more can you ask for?


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A member show and sale fills exhibit space at Deep Space Gallery Event Center, 11020 S. Pikes Peak Drive, #50, Parker, through May 5 with paintings, sculpture, photography and more in both representational and abstract work. A Parker Artists Guild Open House will be from 5:30 to 8 p.m. on April 18, with music, refreshments and a cash wine bar. The community is invited. The First Friday Art Walk May 4, from 5:30 to 8 p.m., will kick off the summer series, sponsored by the Parker Downtown Business Alliance. Jennifer Steck's painting, "Rescuers Need Love Too," is by a woman who is a former police captain and calls attention to our respect for first responders, said publicist/artist Tomoko Takeda. Gallery hours: Tuesday to Saturday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. 720-675-7932, deepspace.me.
Parker auditions
Also in Parker: Auditions for "Sister Act" will be from 7 to 10 p.m. April 16 and 18 for monologues and singing only. Callbacks April 23: dance, 6 to 7 p.m.; acting/singing, 7 to 10 p.m. Auditions are at PACE Center, 20000 Pikes Peak Ave., Parker. For information on how to sign up for auditions, go to www.parkerarts.org/2037/Auditions.
Music in Parker
"The Uncharted Series: ETHEL with Robert Mirabal — The River" perform at the Schoolhouse Theater, 19650 Mainstreet, Parker, at 7:30 p.m. April 14. Tickets: parkerarts.org. Classically inspired indie tunes and Native American music.
'Magic Flute'
The Arapahoe Philharmonic and Avanti Music Academy in Highlands Ranch will partner to present Mozart's opera, "The Magic Flute," with the Arapahoe Phil Sinfonietta. Two performances are scheduled at the Fisher Auditorium at Englewood Campus, 3800 S. Logan St.: 7:30 p.m. April 21 and 2:30 p.m. April 22. Tickets: arapahoe-phil.org, 303-781-1892, or at the door.
Pottery sale
The Arapahoe Community College Clay Club hosts its annual Spring Pottery Sale April 21-23 in a new venue: the Half Moon Cafe on the west end of the ground floor, instead of the Colorado Gallery of the Arts, where it has been recently. Dates are Saturday to Monday. Hours: 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday and Monday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday. Opening reception: 5 to 6 p.m. April 21.
New play
The new Emancipation Theater Company presents the World Premiere of "Honorable Disorder" by Jeff Campbell, who will also direct, through April 29, with performances at 8 p.m. Fridays, Saturdays at the Cleo Parker Robinson Dance Studio, 119 Park Avenue West, Denver. Tickets $25 advance online: EmancipationTheater.com. Story of Denver native DeShawn Foster, a veteran of Operation Iraqi Freedom and his family story in today's Denver.
Denver Ballet Theatre
The Denver Ballet Theatre will present "Sleeping Beauty at 7:30 p.m. April 14 and 2 p.m. April 15 at Lakewood Cultural Center, 470 S. Allison Pkwy., Lakewood. Tickets: $30/$20, 303-987-7845, Lakewood.org/tickets. (This is David Taylor's students, with guest artists Melissa Zoebisch and Nicholas Pelletier from Colorado Ballet.
Learn to prune roses in a free workshop May 5 at War Memorial Rose Garden, 5804 S. Bemis St., Littleton. South Suburban horticulturists and master gardeners and members of the Denver Rose Society will teach. Appear with a sharp pair of bypass pruning shears and leather gloves from 8 a.m. to noon. Rain date is May 12. Contact Vanessa Greenhouse, firstname.lastname@example.com or call 303-721-8478.
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