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Nero Wolfe's Lamb Loaf August 19, 2012Posted by inspiredbywolfe in Lamb, Wolfe recipe.
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My first reaction when seeing this recipe was, "Nero Wolfe eats meatloaf?!". While Wolfe is of course known as a gourmand and a lover of fine food, it should not be forgotten that this is the same Wolfe who also appreciates a fine chili and other forms of – shall we say less formal cooking. In making this meatloaf, I thought it best to celebrate the heyday of the meatloaf and make one in the style of the 1950s or 60s – indeed, when the book that refers to the lamb loaf (Plot it Yourself) was first published (1959).
To start, I minced up lamb meat and a bit of pork meat, and blended them together. To this I added eggs, breadcrumbs, chopped parsley, chopped shallots, basil, salt and pepper. Confession: I was meant to use green pepper, but had none and substituted red pepper instead – which I finely diced and also added. I added some white wine and then mixed it all together, before shaping the mixture into a delightful shape.
I then mixed Worcestershire sauce and some melted butter together, to form a sauce/glaze which I then brushed onto the meatloaf. I did a few layers to make sure it was well covered and then put the meatloaf in the oven.
While the meatloaf was cooking. I chopped and peeled potatoes, which I then boiled until they were soft. I mashed them until they were in fairly small chunks, then added what can only be described as a large amount of butter. I mashed the potatoes again until the butter had melted and combined, and then stirred in 2 eggs.
Once the meatloaf was done, it was time to decorate! I was instructed to add the potatoes to a piping bag, then pipe the potatoes around the loaf "being as decorative as [I] like". Well, I like decorating cakes – surely the principle is the same…
If you are interested in replicating my fabulous potato design, I used a Wilton IM tip to pipe the ruffles around the base and over the top. I wanted to still be able to see the meatloaf – and of course keep it in the retro style.
I put the meatloaf back in the oven to brown the potatoes slightly, before it was ready to serve.
And the verdict – well, it was meatloaf. Delicious, Nero Wolfe-worthy meatloaf – but still meatloaf. The potatoes, on the other hand, were very very good. They were incredibly rich from the butter and eggs, and also very smooth.
I like to think of this recipe as something that Wolfe would primarily eat as a snack or a light lunch/late dinner rather than as a full sit-down, formal dinner. Archie, of course, would eat this late at night when he gets back from investigating a suspect – or maybe from one of his many stints in jail. If you're going to eat a meatloaf this is certainly a great one to try, particularly if you make the mashed potatoes too.
Nero Wolfe's roast lamb February 29, 2012Posted by inspiredbywolfe in Lamb, Wolfe recipe.
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One of my favourite moments in the Nero Wolfe A&E series is at the end of the Before I die episode. Once the murderer is revealed and life is getting back to normal in the Brownstone, Nero Wolfe receives a package. It turns out to be lamb chops and Fritz and Wolfe debate about how they should be prepared. I really like the interactions between the two characters, as they throw ideas at each other before deciding to rub them with ginger, olive oil, mustard – and thyme. While the A&E series is generally very faithful to the books, in this case this scene does not appear in the book (part of the Trouble in Triplicate collection).
However, a similar recipe appears in the Nero Wolfe Cookbook, from Fer de Lance, the first Nero Wolfe story. In this case, Fritz happily rubs a leg of lamb with garlic and other spices. Indeed, the recipe I followed was very simple. I started by making a marinade/rub of mustard, garlic, soy sauce, ginger, olive oil, and thyme of course. I cut up an onion for the lamb to sit on, then rubbed the lamb as well as I could with the marinade.
Now it was simply a matter of putting the thing in the oven until it was done. It took about an hour, as it was a relatively small leg of lamb, and after it was done I let it rest for about 15 minutes while I prepared a simple salad to go with the lamb. I admit I forgot to take a photo of the lamb when it came out of the oven, but here's a shot after we'd cut a few pieces. The mustard rub had formed an almost crispy layer on top of the lamb.
This was certainly simple to prepare – but simple doesn't mean it can't be complex in flavour. The meat was perfectly cooked, and I think the layer of mustard helped seal in the juices. The mustard marinade had permeated throughout the meat, with the flavours of mustard, ginger and thyme coming through the most strongly.
The lamb was also excellent the next day as leftovers and in sandwiches, with the mustard crust adding a lovely flavour. While the recipe in the Cookbook only mentions Fritz, I would like to imagine Nero Wolfe and Fritz working on this dish together, each contributing different elements for the whole dish.
Grilled lamb kidneys December 11, 2011Posted by inspiredbywolfe in Innards, Lamb.
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So Charcutepalooza is all finished and the first thing I post after Charcutepalooza is more innards! Of course these came about on a whim when I saw lamb's kidneys for sale at the butchers'. Flicking through the Nero Wolfe Cookbook, I saw the perfect recipe for my lamb's kidneys.
Of course to start with, I had to split the kidneys and remove the inedible tissue.
While I'm definitely getting better at this, it's fair to say I ended up with a variety of different sized and shaped pieces, rather than neat halves of kidney.
I made a marinade of olive oil, salt, pepper, thyme, mustard powder and nutmeg (I was meant to use mace, but had none – I thought nutmeg was a decent substitute). After this was all mixed together, I added the kidneys and left them to marinate for about 30 minutes.
While they were marinating, I mixed some worcestershire sayce, cayenne pepper and lemon juice into some softened butter. At the end of the 30 minutes, I took the pieces of kidney and threaded them onto skewers. It was at this point I swore at the person who had made such silly-shaped kidney pieces, and had made it so hard to get them onto the skewers!
Now it was simply a matter of brushing the kidneys with the flavoured butter I'd made earlier, and sick the under the grill. After a few minutes, I took them out, flipped them over, added more butter and returned them to the grill until they were done.
I made a simple sauce with the drippings from the kidneys plus the rest of the flavoured butter, and made an endive salad to serve the kidneys with.
This was a really nice way of cooking kidneys. They weren't rubbery or hard but instead were still soft, and were very flavoursome. The marinade and butter worked really well together to provide some spiciness and acidity to contrast with the flavour of the kidneys. The thyme also came through strongly and provided a great earthiness to the kidneys.
Once again Nero Wolfe has provided me with a great method to cook something – in this case, kidneys. I think kidneys are often added to stews until they go almost hard and rubbery, whereas in this case, they were soft and juicy. I'll definitely be cooking kidneys like this again.
Sous-vide experiment 2: Lamb rack January 18, 2011Posted by inspiredbywolfe in Lamb.
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A while back, I attempted an experiment using the principles of sous-vide, or using a water bath to cook meat under vacuum. My experiment involved cooking chicken in my largest (and heaviest) pot, over a low burner, constantly monitoring the temperature over the few hours it took to cook. Which is do-able for the 1.5 hours it takes to cook chicken using this method, if one has the time on a weekend afternoon. However, for most sous-vide recipes, a longer cooking time is required – and temperature fluctuations over a longer period of time may be problematic.
The solution, as proposed on the Food Lab, is to use a beer cooler (ie esky) to maintain the water temperature over the time required to properly cook different types of meat. Having acquired an esky, I thought I'd try this method by cooking a rack of lamb.
To start with, I prepared the pieces of lamb rack. I split my rack into two sections, and put each one in a ziplock bag along with rosemary and thyme.
Next, I filled the esky with warm water. I was looking for a temperature of around 55°C but wasn't that fussed if I got it a bit higher than that. I used the thermometer from my BBQ set to monitor the temperature – it has prongs in it so you can stick it into meat but at least it has a digital output! And yes, I will invest in a proper digital thermometer… Here's the setup with the lamb in the esky.
I sealed the bags almost all the way and then put them in the water, letting the pressure from the water push out as much air as possible. It wasn't as good as a proper vacuum seal of course, but I did succeed in getting most of the air out.
Once I'd got the water to the correct temperature and the lamb pieces sealed in their bags, I wrapped the esky in towels to help insulate it, and left it to cook. I tested the temperature every 20 minutes or so, as it was the first time I'd used the esky and I wasn't sure if it would hold the water's temperature or not. Luckily, it only lost a couple of degrees after an hour, and I was able to top it up with warm water to bring it back up to the correct temperature.
The recipe stated that the lamb must be left in the water for a minimum of 45 minutes and a maximum of 3 hours. To be safe, I left the lamb for 2 hours. Here's what it looked like after it came out of the water.
I took them out of the bags and dried them off. They still felt a bit soft to the touch, but not to the point of rawness. I cooked them quickly in a pan on the stove, to brown the outside and add a bit of crust, and served them with a mixture of onions, squash and carrots.
Now, you might be saying, that's all very well and good, but how can the effectiveness of this method be judged without seeing a photo of the inside too?
As you can see, it was evenly cooked all the way through. I used a temperature which was on the medium-rare side; to get a proper medium piece, the temperature of the water just needs to be increased a little. And as for the taste: the texture was fantastic – soft and melting while still retaining shape and body. For some reason the lamb flavour seemed more concentrated or rich as well.
I would highly recommend this method of DIY sous-vide for anyone who wants to see what sous-vide can do for meat. It won't work for some of the super long cooking times (24 or 48 hours) but smaller pieces of lamb, chicken and fish can be cooked in a few hours. I feel that Nero Wolfe would approve!
Zombie Nero Wolfe October 31, 2010Posted by inspiredbywolfe in Beef, Chicken, Lamb, Pork.
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For my final piece of Halloween cookery, I decided it was only fitting to combine the concepts of Halloween with Nero Wolfe. The only logical conclusion to this was for me to create a zombie Nero Wolfe.
Zombies, as we know, are reanimated corpses of the recently deceased, brought back to life by magic or other means. In this case I would like to think of a zombie Nero Wolfe stalking the streets of New York, angry because there are crimes going unsolved and hoping to eat brains that have been prepared by a gourmet…
To make a zombie, it seemed the easiest medium to use was meatloaf. I decided to grind my own meat and add spices as I went, to be able to better control the flavours and appearance of the meatloaf.
Clockwise from back left we have: Chicken, flavoured with basil and sundried tomatoes, beef with onion, parsley and pepper, lamb with rosemary, pepper and parsley, and pork with basil and fennel seeds. Using the principles outlined in Charcuterie, I also added some ground up pork fat to the lamb and beef minces, as they were quite lean. I figured there was enough fat in the chicken and pork minces so I didn't have to add any additional fat. I added salt to all of them.
Once everything was minced up, I turned them into meatloaf with the addition of breadcrumbs and egg – I didn't bother to add tomato sauce or anything like that, as I was hoping the mince mixtures would be flavoursome enough without it.
Once the meatloaf mixes were prepared, it was time to start sculpting. Now here I must definitely acknowledge the work of H, who took over at this point and did all of the sculpting. He has far more artistic skill than I do!
Zombie Nero Wolfe had a body of beef, hands of chicken and a head of pork. Once this was sufficiently shaped, his clothes were added.
You might not be able to tell from the photo, but another layer of meat was added. Now Nero Wolfe has a suit jacket and shoes of chicken, suit pants of lamb, and hair of pork.
Once he was sufficiently sculpted, I put the meatloaf in the oven for about 40 minutes at 180°C. When it was ready, I added some finishing touches…and here I present to you: Zombie Nero Wolfe!
I was pleasantly surprised how well the different meat colours showed up and how the sculpting had remained throughout the cooking process. Nero Wolfe, even when he's a zombie, still likes orchids, so I cut a flower out of capsicum for him to wear on his lapel. Small rounds of pickles served as suit jacket buttons, and he stares with malevolent pickled onion eyes…
As well as being scary and creepy, zombie Nero Wolfe is also delicious! I was very pleased to note the different flavours of the various minces coming through, with the beef with onions, parsley and pepper probably my favourite, with the chicken being a close second. However, all the meats were superior to a standard meatloaf, being juicy and flavoursome.
I hope everyone has a brilliant Halloween, and rest assured that no zombie Nero Wolfes will be following you, as he has been consumed and will be wandering the streets no more!


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Take a Letter AD61.
Paul, who was under house arrest in Rome, wrote a letter we call today Colossians. The letter was delivered by a messenger, which was the custom in those days.
COLOSSIANS, the 9th letter by Paul and the 11th New Testament Book, was written in AD61.
Some of Paul's main points to the Colossians were: The supremacy of the Messiah, Rules for Holy Living and Rules for Christian Households.
Background Reading:
Final Greetings from Paul and His Fellow Workers
4:7 Tychicus will tell you everything that has happened to me. He is a dear brother, a faithful minister, and a fellow servant in the Lord. 8 I am sending him to you for this very reason, so that you may know how we are doing and that he may encourage your hearts. 9 He is coming with Onesimus, that faithful and dear brother, who is one of you. They will tell you everything that is happening here.
10 Aristarchus, my fellow prisoner, sends his greetings, as does Mark, the cousin of Barnabas. You have received instructions about him. If he comes to you, welcome him. 11 Jesus, who is called Justus, also greets you. These are the only ones of the circumcision who are fellow workers for the kingdom of God. They have been an encouragement to me. 12 Epaphras, who is one of you, a servant of the Messiah Jesus, sends you his greetings. He is always wrestling in his prayers for you, so that you may stand mature, completely convinced of the entire will of God. 13 For I can testify on his behalf that he has a deep concern for you and for those in Laodicea and in Hierapolis. 14 Luke, the beloved physician, and Demas greet you. 15 Give my greetings to the brothers in Laodicea, especially to Nympha and the church that is in her house. 16 When this letter has been read among you, have it read also in the church of the Laodiceans, and be sure to read the one from Laodicea. 17 Tell Archippus, "See that you complete the ministry you have received from the Lord."
Final Greeting
18 This greeting is written with my own signature —"Paul." Remember that I remain imprisoned. May grace be with you! Amen.
Colossians 4:7-18
Other modules in this unit:
- Next 43 Years of the Book of Acts, Acts 18:23
- Next 4 years of the Book of Acts, Acts 18:23-21:18
- Books Burn, Paul is in Ephesus, Acts 19:18-20
- Look in a Mirror, Paul writes to the Corinthians, 1 Corinthians 12:31-13:13
- Satan as an Angel of Light, Paul writes to the Corinthians, 2nd Corinthians 2:5-11 and 11:14
- Paul writes the book of Romans, Romans 1:1-17
- Idol or the Golden Calf, Romans 1:18-25
- Olive Tree, Romans 11:1-32
- Paul arrested and put in Chains, Acts 21:26-40
- First of several trials for Paul, Acts 22:30-23:11
- Paul before the High Priest Ananias and the Sanhedrin, Acts 23:1-23
- Second Trial for Paul, this time before Felix, Acts 24:1-23
- Paul's third trial in front of Felix, Acts 24:24-27
- Paul's fourth trial was in front of Festus, Acts 25:1-12
- Festus consults with King Herod Agrippa 2, Acts 25:13-22
- Paul before King Agrippa for his fifth trial, Acts 25:23-26:32
- Paul, a prisoner, sails for Rome in chains, Acts 27:1-12
- Map, Paul sails for Rome and prison, Acts 27:1-12
- Paul and the Snakebite ashore on Malta, Acts 28:1-6
- Paul heals the people on the island of Malta, Acts 28:7-10
- Paul still preaching is under house arrest – Rome, Acts 28:17-31
- Gospel of Luke, Luke 1:1-24:53
- Roman Soldier, The Armour of God, Ephesians 6:10-20
- Comeback, Paul's plea for Onesimus, Philemon 1:1-25
- Epaphras took a letter to the city of Colossae, Colossians 4:7-18
- Run the race, Philippians 3:12-4:1
- Map, Paul's 5th trip which was after the book of Acts was written
- Rome burns, 19 July AD64
- Kiss of Love, 1 Peter 5:12-14
- Scribe, Paul's Letter To Titus, Titus 1:1-3:15
- Paul writes to Timothy a second time, 2nd Timothy 1:1-2:26
- Victor's Crown, 2nd Timothy 2:1-13
- The book of Hebrews, Hebrews 1:1-14
- Moses leads God's people, Hebrews 11:23-28
- Crossing the Red Sea, Hebrews 11:29
- Paul back in jail or prison again in Rome
- The Book of Jude
- Jerusalem is destroyed 2nd September AD70
- John on the Island of Patmos, Revelation 1:1-20
- Eight Characteristics of Jesus, Revelation 1:9-20
- The Holy City, the New Jerusalem, Revelation 21:1-21
- Jesus Reigns, Revelation 22:3-5
- AD96 the end of the book of Revelation and the continuation of the Christian church
- Timeline for Acts part two
- Resources: Acts part one and two
- Next Module » »

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It Bites – Academy 3, Manchester – 6th March 2010
It Bites shows are becoming a twice yearly event in Manchester's Academy 3, so it's just as well that the band have such strong material throughout their three old/one new back catalogue to avoid playing the same set twice. First though here's the not inconsiderable talent of support act Aynsley Lister, a new name to me but he's been around since the mid-90's and he and his three band members certainly made people take notice, despite the fact that he and the headliners have very little in common musically. Lister has an appealing voice and a nice, relaxed guitar style and plays blues-based songs with a contemporary edge, coming over like a cross between Jeff Buckley and Jeff Healey. His hour of concise and catchy songs just seemed to fly by and I enjoyed him very much, although I do have my reservations about whether I'd enjoy his albums as much as I enjoyed him live.
With the 'new' half of the band (guitarist John Mitchell and bassist Lee Pomeroy) having dropped the all-white stage clothes, something Mitchell would talk about later, 'Bullet In The Barrel' from 'Eat Me In St. Louis' is a surprising opener and seems to catch a large portion of the crowd unaware. In fact, compared to recent shows the reaction is quite muted for the first few songs, despite including the popular 'All In Red' and usual set opener 'Oh My God' amongst lesser played new songs 'Playground' and the return to the set of the title track from 'The Tall Ships'. It's only really when they introduce 'Underneath Your Pillow' to the set for the first time that the mood of mild indifference begins to change.
It soon becomes plain sailing as the songs get longer and more progressive with the sing-along chorus and traded guitar and John Beck keyboard solos of 'The Wind That Shakes The Barley' and the distinctive guitar effects and keyboard fills of 'The Old Man And The Angel'. 'Fahrenheit' is another track from 'The Tall Ships' that makes it into the live set and works well, but it's the guitar histrionics of 'Rose Marie' and a storming 'Ghosts' that really get the crowd moving before the band finish the set proper with the twenty minute tour-de-force 'Once Around The World'. The single encore seems to have become 'Kiss Like Judas' in recent years and has band and crowd jumping on the spot like lunatics, but to be honest this wasn't one of the best It Bites shows I've seen in recent years. Talking to John Mitchell in the pub before the gig it seems work is underway on a new album, I think they need to get that out before they tour again.
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The overall concept is quite simple:
- Create a league
- Fill out rosters on your draftboard (manually add last years rosters or current rosters if you're switching or cloning a league midseason)
- Complete the draft
- Invite your league mates and assign them teams
- Add a rookie draft
Step 1: Create a league
First, you should create a league and choose Dynasty:
Step 2: Fill out rosters on the draftboard
There should be a Preview Your Draft Lobby link where you can make picks on your draftboard.
Once you are on the draftboard, you can then start filling it out with players in the correct columns by clicking on the squares:
Note: You do not need to worry about inviting leaguemates yet, they can be assigned later once they join.
Step 3: Complete the draft and make any final edits
Once your draftboard is complete, you can then begin the draft and instantly complete the draft as well.
After, you'll want to adjust / move around future draft picks. You can also adjust draft picks by following the directions here: https://support.sleeper.app/leagues/fantasy-football-leagues/how-can-i-fix-a-roster
Step 4: Invite your league mates
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Step 5: Rookie Draft
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The self-proclaimed Un-carrier wireless network isn't happy with the current state of wireless, and CEO John Legere is on a personal mission to fix it. During his F-bomb-laced presentation at the T-Mobile Un-carrier 7.0 event in San Francisco today (Sept. 10), Legere announced several new features to its rapidly expanding network.
The headline feature is free calls and texts over Wi-Fi for all T-Mobile customers. Every new T-Mobile device will come with this ability built in. Customers with older devices will be able to upgrade through T-Mobile's Jump program. Wi-Fi calling will work together with T-Mobile's Voice-over-LTE technology to let calls transfer automatically from Wi-Fi to LTE, as when moving from your home to the car.
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Legere also showed off the new T-Mobile Personal Cellspot which routes calls -- even from older phones -- over your broadband connection to provide better in-house reception for hard-to-reach spots, such as basements. The Cellspot will be free to all users with a monthly plan for a $25 deposit, or $99 upfront. (This isn't the first time wireless carriers have pitched such devices.)
T-Mobile added a treat for frequent flyers through a partnership with Gogo. All T-Mobile users will receive unlimited texting on any Gogo flight, which covers 75 percent of domestic trips.
Legere announced these plans with his typical brash, cussing style, proclaiming T-Mobile's takeover of the third spot for biggest wireless network (from Sprint) a forgone conclusion. Legere positioned the company as less of a wireless phone network and more of a mobile Internet provider.
Recently T-Mobile has been aggressive in undercutting plans from competing networks while also providing the fastest 4G LTE speeds (based on its claims and independent tests). With Legere hungry to go after AT&T and Verizon, it's no surprise that T-Mobile has become the fastest growing wireless company.


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It was one week ago we were discussing an incoming snow. What a distant memory that seems now that we are focused on 70s for the week ahead.
This weekend was interesting in terms of wind; 64mph gust was recorded in Broomfield.
The wind dropped temperatures quickly for the night, and Denver had the coolest overnight of the season, so far, with a low of 24.
And yet, Sunday warmed up to an average high in the middle 60s. The wind event was brief although hardly minor.
Warming temperatures will continue through the week ahead, some 10 to 15 degrees warmer than average for each day of the workweek. That'll mean 70s for every afternoon through Friday.
Speaking of Friday, that's when the next weather disturbance moves into the Western US to bring us changes by the weekend. Note the troughing over Washington and Oregon by Friday evening. As of today, the disturbance does not appear too strong. Impactful, but not likely significant. I discuss this system in much greater detail for the Insiders.
By next weekend that system will move through to drop temperatures and bring some chances of rain and snow. We'll be watching this as we head into the work week. Stay tuned!


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This week we saw Liz McDonald sign over the Rovers Return to recovering alcoholic Peter Barlow and his girlfriend Toyah Battersby.
And in this week's Inside Soap magazine, Beverley Callard, who plays Liz in Corrie, says that she's looking forward to Liz's future away from the pub.
Beverley told Inside Soap: "Instead of turning left in the studio, now I just turn right. It's great for me as an actress, as Steve and Liz end up living together in the flat above Streetcars.
"We're getting some proper McDonald scenes and they're so funny! I can't tell you much, apart from Steve is with a woman and Liz doesn't see any chemistry. She tells him: 'Steve, she's a nice girl, but if she doesn't put a snap in your celery, she isn't worth having'.
"And then Liz goes: 'I've seen more romantic kisses at Liza Minnelli's last wedding!' They do write some classics for Liz!"
But... Peter taking over the Rovers Return? I can only imagine what Blanche would have had to say to that!
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Attention moms-to-be, we have good news! Prenatal massage can help relieve back pain, improve sleep, and boost mood. It can also decrease stress and reduce labor complications. Prenatal massage is best given while you lie on your side propped up by pillows. Neck and shoulder massage is a safe sitting-up option, as well. Be sure to always check with your doctor before booking your appointment! Prenatal and postnatal massage can be just what an expectant or new mother needs. When choosing a prenatal massage therapist, clients should ensure that their practitioner has had extensive experience practicing massage on pregnant women. No two women's pregnancy pains are identical, so experienced prenatal massage therapists cater to the specific needs of each client. Many therapists have special chairs or tables designed for pregnant clients, specifically tables that are scooped out in the belly. Again, contact your doctor before treatments. Read more in Spafinder's What is Prenatal Massage? To help you find the massage that fits your specific needs, read Spafinder's guide to Which Massage is Right For You?, or select one of the links on this page for a different massage type.
For thousands of years, Eastern healers have used pressure-point massage to balance the body. Shiatsu is the Japanese version. The idea is that chi, or life energy, flows through the body in 14 meridians. When the meridians are blocked, physical or emotional problems result. During a shiatsu massage, you lie on a floor mat while the therapist gently rocks and stretches your body and applies finger and thumb pressure to points. The purpose can be to stimulate or to subdue energy, making shiatsu invigorating as well as relaxing. Shiatsu treats your whole being rather than a single aspect of your body. Spas recommend it for stubborn knots, sports injuries, and back pain, and say the pressure can help trigger the release of chemicals, like cortisone, that help the body heal itself. Shiatsu means "finger pressure" in Japanese, but that doesn't begin to cover it. Shiatsu therapists use their thumbs as well as elbows, knees, and feet to apply strategic pressure to muscles and connective tissues. Practitioners of Zen or Five Elements shiatsu therapy use the pressure-point massage for another reason. Namely, to balance the body's chi, a practice that comes from Traditional Chinese Medicine. In both cases, you typically wear loose-fitting clothing, and it's done on a floor mat. Expect intense pressure and a fair bit of movement as the therapist stretches your muscles and alleviates knots and pain. While it's languid enough to ultimately relax your muscles, it's not likely something you'll sleep through. Some therapists will spend a lot of time on your hara (stomach), which is considered the root of imbalance in Five Elements shiatsu. Read more about Shiatsu Massage in Spafinder's post, What is Shiatsu Massage? To help you find the massage that fits your specific needs, read Spafinder's guide to Which Massage is Right For You?, or select one of the links on this page for a different massage type.


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A number of former Roseville Area High School and Concordia Academy athletes have made newsworthy contributions to their current collegiate teams in recent weeks. Here's a recap of some of them.
After losing 16 seniors from the 2013-2014 team, last year's Mounds View High School boys swimming and diving team experienced significant growing pains on the way to an 0-8 finish in the very competitive Suburban East Conference.
The fall prep sports season came to a close on the weekend before Thanksgiving with a pair of state tournaments and the Bulletin-area high schools had representatives at both.
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Roseville Area High School sophomore Michelle Schlossmacher-Smith made school history recently when she brought home a gold medal from the Minnesota State High School League girls state swimming and diving meet.
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Roseville Area High School sophomore Michelle Schlossmacher-Smith qualified for last week's state swimming and diving meet with the highest section diving score.
The girls swimming and diving state high school meet is this week and Mounds View High School and St. Anthony Village High School will be represented.
The Mustangs have four state entrants while the Huskies have one.
In a typical year, football is the last Minnesota high school fall sport to crown state champions but this year that honor falls to girls swimming and diving.
The 2015 season for girls swimming and diving is about to begin, and the Hill-Murray Pioneers are feeling optimistic after finishing 6-1 a year ago and second behind newcomer Hastings in their bid for the Metro East Conference title.
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Roseville Area High School diver Michelle Schlossmacher Smith took fifth at the state meet last fall as a freshman.
Irondale High School senior Jacob Wielinski went after a state championship last Saturday at the Class AA state swimming and diving meet, but came up just shy.
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Women's Tennis Regional Run Comes To An End Against USC
May 14, 2005
LOS ANGELES - The seventh-ranked USC women's tennis team (18-3), behind a key victory at the No. 3 doubles position, defeated No. 30 Arizona State (11-8), 4-0, in a second round match of the 2005 NCAA Women's Division I Tennis Team Championships at USC's Marks Stadium on Saturday.
The Women of Troy gained momentum from capturing the hard-fought doubles point and used it to defeat the Sun Devils in the third through fifth spots in singles.
After the teams split the top two doubles courts-No. 27 Lauren Colalillo and Kady Pooler of ASU beat No. 45 Lindsey Nelson and Anca Anastasiu (8-2) on court 1 and Nicole Leimbach and Dianne Matias of USC beat Sabrina Capannolo and Jessica Leitch (8-0) on court 2, court 3 went to a tiebreaker. USC's Judy DeVera and Carine Vermeulen prevailed 7-2 in the tiebreaker over Joslynn Burkett and Rebecca Rankin for the 9-8 win.
Then, in singles, No. 53 Anastasiu beat Pooler on court 3, 6-3, 6-3, followed by No. 94 Matias' 6-1, 6-1 win over Leitch on court 4. Vermeulen clinched the match with a 6-1, 6-2 victory over Colalillo at the fifth spot. Play on the other courts was then suspended.
'This was a tough match for us,' said USC head coach Richard Gallien. 'The level of tennis in doubles was very high. Both teams fought so hard and we had to play our best to get that doubles point. In singles, we just had too much for them. Arizona State might have played its best match of the year, but our girls did a great job.'
Said Arizona State head coach Sheila McInerney: 'We played very well, especially in doubles. We really competed. If we had won the doubles point, you never know what might have happened.'
#7 USC 4, #30 Arizona State 0
May 14, 2005 - USC's Marks Stadium
(1) #27 Colalillo/Pooler (ASU) def. #45 Nelson/Anastasiu (USC) 8-2
(2) Leimbach/Matias (USC) def. Capannolo/Leitch (ASU) 8-0
(3) DeVera/Vermeulen (USC) def. Burkett/Rankin (ASU) 9-8 (7-2)
USC wins doubles point.
Doubles order of finish: 2, 1, 3
(1) #9 Nicole Leimbach (USC) vs. #46 Sabrina Capannolo (ASU) 7-5, 2-3 suspended
(2) #123 Joslynn Burkett (ASU) vs. #16 Lindsey Nelson (USC) 7-6 suspended
(3) #53 Anca Anastasiu (USC) def. Kady Pooler (ASU) 6-3, 6-3
(4) #94 Dianne Matias (USC) def. Jessica Leitch (ASU) 6-1, 6-1
(5) Carine Vermeulen (USC) def. Lauren Colalillo (ASU) 6-1, 6-2*
(6) Rebecca Rankin (ASU) vs. Judy DeVera (USC) 6-3, 4-0 suspended
Singles order of finish: 3, 4, 5
*Match-clinching victory.
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Whether it's a jolly jaunt through the jungles of Vietnam or an audacious climb through the mountains of Kazakhstan, Asia is home to the finest treks in the world, along the way experiencing breathtaking natural wonders, exotic cultures, and enticing cuisine. Your feet can take you where nothing else can.
Trekking through the varied and divergent terrains of the continent allows the countryside – replete with the coffee plantations, rice paddies, and bucolic villages – to be slowly revealed and deeply appreciated. Routes take hikers through paths in Borneo where the trees are lined with proboscis monkeys and orangutans; roads through Bhutan lead to a bracing isolation in the company of snow leopards. From the foothills of the Himalayas in Myanmar to the holy Kii mountains of Japan, centuries-old paths are waiting for fresh feet.
The major advantage of embarking on a walking holiday in Asia is the opportunity to make your own adventure, following a path that winds and breaks for every traveler. With the family in tow or with a backpack bursting with survival gear, the intrepid spirit of the explorer lives on in Asia.
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I have always been fascinated by water and would prefer to play in a wet ditch than go to an amusement park. When I was young, I remember craning my neck to see creeks and rivers when crossing highway bridges (and I still do so). Here in northern Alabama, red clay is very common, and Alabama's waters in those days were often red because of construction, strip mining, agriculture, etc.
Since those days, regulations under the Clean Water Act and other statutes have mandated the use of "best management practices" such as silt fences and detention ponds to prevent such turbidity. Most marine creatures (other than catfish) do not like turbid water any more than do humans. Dirty water impedes their functions and makes the search for food difficult if not impossible.
When I was a kid, "swamp" meant something worthless that a huckster was trying to sell you, or worse, it was where you get unhappily stuck. Swamps are now called "wetlands", and they are recognized as the natural nurseries for fish, birds, amphibians, reptiles, and mammals. Likewise, streams used to be freely dredged, straightened, piped, diverted, and denuded, but now we know that a stream with healthy natural banks and tree cover is worth far more to God's creatures than miles of sterile, sun-drenched ditch. A few principles:
· Wetlands and streambanks are valuable ecologically. Sewer plants process wastewater with chemicals relatively quickly, but wetlands process water slowly and thoroughly the natural way: Toxins are absorbed and broken down, and oxygen in the water is replenished. Wetlands are where fast water meets slow water, where cold water meets warm water, and (on the coasts) where salt water meets fresh water. For plants and wildlife, wetlands are a nursery and a buffet. Alabama is home to more species of fish than any other state. Marshes, wetlands, and streams are where nature rejuvenates itself.
· Wetlands and streambanks are valuable economically. When a party is trying to obtain a permit under Section 404 of the Clean Water Act from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to construct something that affects wetlands and streams, e.g., a dam or freeway, the Corps requires the developer to preserve (likely by buying) mitigation properties in the same watershed. If 15 acres of wetlands are going to be destroyed, the Corps may require the developer to preserve 50 acres of wetlands somewhere else. The developer will need to purchase wetlands or pay the owners cash to declare conservation easements over the same lands. Lands dedicated to conservation uses can provide tax breaks under certain circumstances. Mitigation "banks" speculate on wetlands and streambanks and sell them to developers. In other words, your grandmother's overgrown bottom lands might be worth something.
· Managed land is less likely to receive illegal dumping or be illegally clear-cut than unmanaged land. Lawyers can create value for clients by forming limited liability companies that hold lands, hire timber managers, negotiate hunting leases, and rent out homesteads and farmlands. Poaching, trespassing, converted timber, and illegal dumping could cost the client much more money than doing nothing, so active conservation is good business.
· Streams are terribly abused today by people who do not know they are abusing them. Stripped lands and impervious surfaces from developments accelerate storm flows in creeks, thereby causing the banks to wash away. Exposed banks leak red clay and other sediments into the water, and marine flora and fauna generally do not thrive in muddy waters. Trees and other vegetation planted on the banks provide cover for wildlife, shade to lower water temperatures, structural support for the banks, and places of peace and quiet. Natural streams, like wetlands, are valuable ecologically and economically, and their restoration and preservation are often required by the Corps to obtain permits for big projects.
Before there was "environmentalism" there was "conservation", and conservation is a conservative cause as well as a liberal one.


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The decisions you make in the minutes following an accident are critical. Unfortunately, in those minutes you have a lot to think about. Are you injured? Is anyone else injured? Are you exposed to further injury? What do I do now?
You may be in shock. Your analysis may be complicated by nerves and adrenaline. In the heat of the moment, it is easy to forget important details that can prove costly later.
If you are injured in the accident, you may need to file a claim with the insurance company of the person responsible for the accident. If you do file a claim, an insurance adjuster will be assigned to the claim. The adjuster will review and evaluate the decisions you make immediately following the accident and all of the decisions you make thereafter.
Your adjuster may be nice, friendly and professional, but remember this: the adjuster works for the insurance company, not for you. He or she is under no obligation to inform you of your rights or operate in your best interest. He or she is not there to offer an objective or unbiased opinion. In fact, an adjuster is employed by the insurance company to do one thing – save the insurance company money. They save the insurance company money by paying you less for your injuries, medical bills, and lost wages.
When it comes time to settle or resolve the claim, "your" adjuster may use those decisions and your conversations to try to show that the accident was your fault or that you are entitled to less money than you deserve. He or she may argue:
-That the accident was your fault;
-That you were not hurt;
-That you were not hurt that bad; or
-That something before or after the accident caused your injuries.
Oftentimes, by the time you know there is a problem, it is too late.
You can avoid costly mistakes by acting responsibly and making good decisions. These are some of the first things that you should do following an accident. For a more complete list, please call (800) xxx xxxx or visit www.speakslaw.com for your free copy of The North Carolina Auto Injury Book.
Safety Is Your First Priority
Keep yourself and everyone else safe. Be aware of traffic and potential hazards. Make sure you are not at risk of further injury. If anyone is injured, call 911 for immediate assistance. Stay out of the way of any medical professionals who are trying to render treatment to injured parties. Preserving the scene and evidence is important, but preventing further harm to yourself and others is your number one priority.
Identify All Parties Involved
Most people remember to gather the other party's information and insurance, but all too often people forgo collecting witness information. Did anyone else see the accident? Get names, phone numbers, addresses, and email addresses. Sometimes people remember things differently than they occurred. You may need witnesses to show what really happened.
Document Everything
Many of us travel with cell phones that have cameras. Take pictures of the accident scene, your car, the other party's car, and any other injuries or damage. While the event is still fresh in your mind, document a detailed account of what happened. You should write down exactly what happened as soon as you can safely do so. Many people forget this step, and details get fuzzy once they get home, making a solid case more difficult to build and prove.
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Take a clear, honest assessment of your injuries. Adrenaline masks pain, so take a moment to decompress and analyze your condition. Answer any questions asked of you carefully, and think before you speak. Check the officer's information to make sure that it is accurate and comprehensive.
After the initial steps are completed, you have a lot more to take care of, including attending to your injuries and dealing with your insurance company. If there were injuries sustained by either party, it may be in your best interest to contact a Wilmington car accident lawyer. Insurance companies are not in the business of handing out more money than absolutely necessary, and you may be facing an expensive road to recovery. A good auto accident attorney can help ensure that you are able to pay your bills and focus on your recovery.
For more useful tips, check out Clarke Speaks' free book, The North Carolina Auto Injury Book: Including 20 Secrets to Maximize Your Claim. Clarke, the founder of Wilmington's Speaks Law Firm, used to defend insurance companies. Because of this inside information, he knows how to fight for the compensation you deserve. If you've been injured in a Wilmington auto accident and are seeking legal advice with your North Carolina auto claim, call Clarke today at 910-341-7570 to schedule a free consultation.


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Welcome to the hotel des Bains et des GorgesSituated in the very heart of the thermal spa in Amélie-Les-Bains, our establishment benefits from a calm and privileged situation, perfect for a course of spa treatment at any season, thanks to the close proximity of the health care centre.
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You can walk to the Gorges of Mondony which start just behind the hotel. Not very far, its worth visiting Palalda a small medieval village with its narrow paved streets. You can also go up to Montbolo for an unforgettable, panoramic view.
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Debra Messing required medical attention backstage at the New York Drama League Awards on Friday (17May13) after suffering an allergic reaction.
The former Will and Grace star was co-hosting the theater prizegiving, but she almost missed out on the show after a health scare.
Paramedics were called to the Marriott Marquis Times Square, where the ceremony took place, and treated Messing so she could take to the stage as planned.
A source tells New York Post gossip column Page Six, "Apparently Debra's allergic to chicken. She was served chicken by accident. She was a real theatrical pro!
"The EMTs (emergency medical technicians) wanted to take her to the hospital, but she refused to go. She stayed to the end".
A representative for the actress adds, "She's a true show-must-go-on person".
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You play as the assistant to the Royal architect Senmut, who has appointed you the most important construction task in ancient Egypt. Get hooked from the very beginning and spend hours becoming an architectural legend in ancient Egypt. Complete goals within the time limit and aim for the ultimate achievement; the famous gold prize! This can be achieved by completing all the building within the time limit.
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Okay, the first one I'm sure most of you have heard of. And that is, you might not have heard of the official name and that's contextual advertising. But chances are reasonably good you have heard of Google AdSense before.
Now what is Google AdSense, for those of you who either haven't heard of it or don't know too much about it?
Essentially AdSense is an extension of the Google advertising program that you see on Google's search area. So, let's just quickly jump over to Google and have a bit of a look.
So, we go to Google.com.au and let's assume that I'm looking for information on digital cameras. So, I type in my search phrase and press enter. And we get our normal Google results here.
Now what we've got here, at the top here, you'll notice it says sponsored links there. And it also says sponsored links up there. So, at the top you get anywhere from no ads through to a maximum of three ads at the top. And then down on the right hand side you'll see the sponsored link ads there will be up to eight of them on a page.
Now sometimes you don't see any because there is no one advertising on them. But basically this is what's called Google's AdWords program. And this is an advertising program. This is what makes Google the billions of dollars that they earn.
They offer an amazingly powerful advertising tool that anybody from a one man band person at home who wants to spend $5 a day advertising through a multi-million dollar corporation who has thousands and thousands of dollars a day to spend on advertising. They can use the AdWords system.
Now the way that AdWords normally works is that the ad will show up based on the keywords that are typed into here. And your ad will be triggered by the appropriate keywords. So, maybe I shouldn't be saying this point because it could be obvious. But sometimes I take the theory that there is nothing too obvious. You wouldn't probably use digital cameras as a trigger keyword for your ad if you're advertising plumbing services, for example.
So, you obviously want to use the keywords that are appropriate for your market.
Now this, as I said, this service makes Google literally billions of dollars a year. And for those people, it amazes me I've heard say Oh that doesn't work, I never click on those ads. Well somebody's clicking on them because Google's making lots and lots and lots of money out of them.
So, forget about what you might do and remember that the vast majority in the market may be completely different from you, okay?
So, with AdWords ads, they show up on the Google search engine. Now there is a flip side to this, which is called AdSense. And AdSense is the option for the AdWords advertiser to advertise on other people's websites.
Now I'll just quickly open up the AdSense site. Now I mentioned here that it's called what's called contextual advertising. What does that mean? Well contextual means that when you set up, if you own a website, Google will pay you money if you run other people's ads on your site.
And the way they will pay you money is if someone's interested in an ad that's showing on your site and they click on the ad, you earn some money for that. How much do you earn? I can't actually answer that question because it varies every ad, every website. And Google doesn't even tell you how much. But from what I've read, people seem to think that on average you'll get about 50% to 60% of the click charge that they will charge the advertiser. So, if they're charging seedsandsapplings.com $0.50 a click for this ad, and someone clicks on it, you might get 50% to 60% of that. It doesn't sound like a lot of money but I have clients that already make well in excess of $1,000 a month just from these kind of ads from their website.
One of my friends and business colleagues, at one stage, was making close to $10,000 a month out of this. AdSense is a very, very powerful tool if you've got a good site and you've got plenty of traffic.
There are people making hundreds of thousands of dollars a month out of this. So, don't for one second believe that there is not much money in it.
Okay, contextual, jumping ahead of myself, contextual means that Google can scan your website and it can work out based on the text that's on your page, what your page is about. And it will show ads that are relevant to your page.
So, what you'll see is on garden sites you'll typically see ads for gardening. On travel sites you'll typically see travel related ads. On dating sites you will typically see dating type ads.
Speaking of which, let me just show you this site is owned by a Canadian guy. And it's a free online dating site, as apposed to most of the sites out there that charge money for it. This guy makes in excess of $300,000 a month in Google AdSense. So, he has these ads here and his site is all free. And his ads show everywhere, the Google ads show all over the site. So, there is an example of a serious business making serious money using something as simplistic like Google AdSense.
Okay so, you'll also notice I had another option here. There is another company called Kontera who offers a similar program. I have to be honest, I don't really know much about Kontera, I haven't used it. But there is plenty of information on their website. Just go to Kontera.com and you can read all about it.
Now the difference with Kontera is the ads look a little bit different. Basically the way they work, I'll just run this demo for you. And while it's cranking up we'll turn all of this junk off so that we can actually see more of the screen.
Okay so, the way it works is your text is underlined on the page, they automatically underline certain ads. When someone puts a mouse over it, as this little video demo shows, it will pop up a small ad. And if someone clicks on that ad they will then earn some money, okay?
So, it's a similar situation but it's a little bit different to the way Google works. Not sure how much money you can make out of this compared to AdSense. Certainly Google AdSense is probably the most popular contextual advertising service out there. So, I'll have more information about that in another video.


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The Gothard Sisters of Edmonds have a new album out featuring all original songs.
"Midnight Sun," with new takes on traditional Celtic music, reached No. 6 on Billboard's world music chart.
Sisters Greta, 31, Willow, 28, and Solana, 23, have put out six albums — including two Christmas recordings — in their 10 years touring and performing as a Celtic-folk trio. Their latest album, released May 4, is the first that is 100 percent their own.
After their annual Celtic Christmas concert at the Edmonds Center for the Arts, the sisterly trio, named "Best New Irish Artists" in 2013 by the Irish Music Awards, got to work recording "Midnight Sun."
"We didn't set out intending to do an original album," Greta Gothard said in a phone interview with The Herald while on the way to a tour stop in Ann Arbor, Michigan. "We had a bunch of traditional songs and cover songs we were thinking of doing, but we started out recording our original music, and it was so much fun that one day we were all like, 'Hey, what if we tried doing an all-original album?' "
They wrote all 12 Celtic-inspired songs on the new album together. Solana comes up with the rhythm, Greta writes the lyrics and Willow provides the melody. But the sisters give feedback and tweak each other's work as they go.
While the Gothards have written their fair share of originals, most of those songs have been instrumental. Writing lyrics for every song on their album was a new experience.
"Just deciding what we wanted to write about was a challenge," Greta said, "but it was also really fun and exciting to find out what our words were about."
The album's title track "Midnight Sun" was inspired by the trio's travels around Norway, the Land of the Midnight Sun. The sun doesn't set during Norwegian summers because the Arctic Circle runs through Norway.
"A lot of our songs do get inspired by the places we're visiting when we're playing shows," Greta said. "So that's an example of that."
Other songs about traveling and adventure include "Wandering," "Hummingbird" and "Elderflower March." The songs "Colors of Home" and "Mazama Mornings" are about feeling homesick and longing for home.
Another song, "Rose, Marie and Heather," is a nod to the Celtic tradition of writing songs about sisters.
"(Traditionally) the sisters end up doing each other in, which we didn't really want to do," Greta said. "Our take has the sisters working together to defeat a fairy queen instead of tossing each other into the lake."
Also featured is a collaboration with New Age pianist Michele McLaughlin on the instrumental track "When the Rain Falls." McLaughlin, from Utah, is well-known for her solo piano music and is a top-played musician on Pandora.
Right now the Gothard Sisters are on a U.S. tour to promote the album.
They were blown away when they saw their album was No. 6 on the Billboard chart.
"We were really, really excited when we found that out," Greta said. "It's extremely unusual for an independent band to chart so high. We were No. 13 on the chart with our Christmas album, so this was a move up for us.
"We're really grateful to everyone who liked our music so much that they bought it (as soon as they could)."
Mark your calendar
The Gothard Sisters will perform a concert at 3 p.m. Aug. 19 at Edmonds City Park, 600 Third Ave. S. The free performance is part of the Edmonds Summer Concerts in the Park series, held from 3 to 4 p.m. Sundays, July 15 to Aug. 26, in the park. See the full schedule at www.edmondswa.gov/summer-concerts.
The Gothard Sisters' latest album, "Midnight Sun," is available at www.gothardsisters.com.
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Serena Williams has made history. With a win over her older sister Venus in the final of the Australian Open on Jan. 28, Williams holds more Grand Slam titles than any player in the Open era. To win a title, a player must win seven matches over two weeks on the sport's greatest stages and against its most dominant players. Williams, 35, has done so 23 times in 66 Grand Slam appearances and has surpassed Steffi Graf's Open era record of 22. Now that she has reached 23, the buzz turns to Margaret Court's all-era record of 24, and history beckons again.
The Unbreakable Nyjah Huston — Read here. (ESPN The Magazine, Body Issue, June 27, 2017)
Woman of Steel … For Luci Romberg, the world's leading female freerunner, the urban environment is her playground. Read here. (April 2016, for AM Magazine)
Lindsey Vonn Looks Ahead — Read here. (ESPN The Magazine, March 21, 2017)
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Dave Mirra: A Hero's Death and CTE's Arrival — Read here. (ESPN The Magazine cover story, June 6, 2016)
Gus Kenworthy's Next Bold Move — Coming Out. Read here. (ESPN The Magazine cover story, November 9, 2015)
The making of John John Florence's View From A Blue Moon. Read here. (ESPN.com for ETM, October 23, 2015)
Clearing the Board: Snowboarder Kelly Clark hopes to keep her win streak alive and qualify for her fourth Olympics in 2014. Read here. (ESPN The Magazine, February 2013)
NEXT: Snowboarder Mark McMorris. Read here. (ESPN The Magazine, December 25, 2012)
Base Jumpers: Bikes Over Baghdad Takes Over the Middle East. Read here. (ESPN The Magazine, December 14, 2012)
Hollywood Ending: BMXer Kurt Yaeger Has A New Role and Life on TV. Read here. (ESPN The Magazine, November 14, 2012)
Perfection Isn't Perfect: In FMX, the Perfection vs. Progression debate rages on. Read here. (ESPN The Magazine, June 12, 2012)
Riding the Stock Market: James Stewart is out to prove he doesn't need a factory ride to win a title. Read here. (ESPN The Magazine, April 6, 2012)
The Moment: Snowboarder Danny Davis learns to downshift. Read here. (ESPN The Magazine, January 28, 2011)
Stars Next Door: Ryan Dungey is the "NEXT" face of Supercross. Read here. (ESPN The Magazine, Dec. 10, 2010)
Unforgettable Lines: For big-mountain snowboarding icon Jeremy Jones, the thrill is in the climb. Read here. (ESPN The Magazine, Nov. 27, 2010)
The Power of Belief: Can a bracelet really make an athlete perform better? Read here.(ESPN The Magazine, Body Issue, October 15, 2010)
Re-Riding History: Legends and loved ones fill in the blanks for BMXer Anthony Napolitan. Read here. (ESPN The Magazine, X Games Preview cover story, July 14, 2010)
How Soccer Explains the Sports World: From Steve Nash to Dwight Freeney, soccer shaped their sports careers. Read here. (ESPN The Magazine, June 30, 2010)
The Art of the Sale: In the NBA, the best performances come just before the ref's whistle. Read here. (ESPN The Magazine, May 5, 2010)
"It's A Wonderful, Horrible Feeling:" Shaun White is the hottest thing on snow. But my, how he's changed. Read here. (ESPN The Magazine, Winter Olympic Preview, Feb. 12, 2010)
The Long and The Short of It: Simon Dumont is the smallest guy in freeskiing, but he goes bigger than anyone in the sport. That actually makes a lot of sense. Read here. (ESPN The Magazine, cover story, January 19, 2010)
Silence is Golden: Crowds love Ashley Fiolek. Only thing is, she can't hear them roar.Read here. (ESPN The Magazine, June 15, 2009)
Baby On Board: IndyCar champ Scott Dixon is having a baby. What does that mean for his title defense? According to lure, it might slow him down. Read here. (ESPN The Magazine, May 27, 2009)
Flashback: Tony Hawk remembers high school. Read here. (ESPN RISE, September 22, 2009)
No One On The Corner Has Swagger Like Chaz: Teenagers want to be him. Tour vets want to beat him. What makes 15-year-old skateboarder so dang enviable? Image is everything. Read here. (EXPN Magazine, Fall 2009)
Cutting it close: An ode to ACL surgery. Read here. (ESPN The Magazine, October 2, 2009)
For Sale By Owner: How much should female athletes reveal in the name of self-promotion? Read here. (ESPN The Magazine, The Body Issue, Oct. 9, 2009)
Mind Matters: For Olympic gold medalist Shaun Johnson, her mind is what matters most. Read here. (ESPN's GIRL magazine, Fall 2009)
In His Element – Surfer Clay Marzo is a prodigy in the water. It's on land that he struggles to keep up. Read Here. (ESPN The Magazine, September 21, 2009)
WORLD RECORD FMXer ROBBIE MADISON'S obsession is life-long. (ESPN.com, December, 2008) READ HERE.
THE WRITER'S NOTEBOOK: Kevin Pearce. (ESPN.com, January, 2009) READ HERE.
THIS IS NOT SHAUN WHITE: But Kevin Pearce May Be Just As Good. (ESPN The Magazine, January, 2009) READ HERE.
THREE WEEKS IN BEIJING: Follow the 2008 Summer Olympics along with me. READ HERE.
For Love or the Game: Who knows Dave Mirra best … his wife Lauren, or good friend Ken Block? (ESPNTHEMAG.COM / ESPN2 TV, August 2, 2008) READ HERE
X GAMES PREVIEW: Who is BMXer Kevin Robinson? Depends on Who You Ask. (ESPN The Magazine, July 2008) READ HERE
Olympics: SET TO LAUNCH – BMXer Donny Robinson is ready for Beijing. Is the world ready for him? (ESPN The Magazine, July 2008) READ HERE
Olympics: Olympic BMX medal hopeful Mike Day rides his newfound work ethic onto the U.S. team. (ESPN.com, July 11, 2008) READ HERE
Olympics: The top men and women to watch at Olympic Gymnastics Trials in Philadelphia. (ESPN.com, June 19, 2008)
Olympics: The men and women to watch at Olympic Gymnastics Trials in Philadelphia. (ESPN.com, June 19, 2008)
Break Point – First. Youngest. Next. Those labels have defined 15-year-old Carissa Moore's nascent career. Now she's being prepped to transcend surfing. At least that's the plan. Read PDF
My Brothers' Keeper – Gang members. Thugs. Murderers. The Bra Boys have heard all the labels. But in a powerful new documentary, Koby and Sunny Abberton show why the labels "surfer" and "brother" are the ones that really matter. Read PDF
No Time For Never – After a paralyzing auto accident, rising motocross racer Matt Bigos was told he would never walk again. Good thing he didn't listen. Men's Fitness (March 2008) Read HERE
The Gretchen Bleiler Show – The greatest show in snow sports heads to Aspen, hometown of this U.S. halfpipe hero. ESPN The Magazine (January 28, 1008) Read PDF –Check out the Cover
Olympics: Making the U.S. marathon team will be an uphill battle. (November 19, 2007)
The Power of Glove – Think Matt and Danny Kass are just money-hungry snowboarders turned gear-hawking suits? Try again. (January 29, 2007)
World surfing champion Sofia Mulanovich is ready for her close-up. Sort of. EXPN Magazine (Spring 2006 cover story) Read (PDF)
Fall Guy – First person: Mat Hoffman. The godfather of BMX is the toughest guy in sports. And we'll prove it. ESPN The Magazine (August 1, 2005 cover story) Read (PDF)
Play At Your Own Risk – Two days in freestyle motocross icon Travis Pastrana's backyard playground. ESPN The Magazine (July 31, 2006) Read (PDF)
It Takes More to Fire Us Up – Today's fan expects more. One freestyle motocross contest is answering their prayers. ESPN The Magazine (December 18, 2006) Read (PDF)
James Stewart: In the Crosshairs – Stewart's ready to take over his sport. But first, he needs you to remember his name. ESPN The Magazine Read (PDF)
Heavy Water – Many things come to mind when most people think of Guantanamo Bay. Wakeboarding is usually not one of them. ESPN The Magazine (May 7, 2007) Read (PDF)
The Calm Before …The Swarm – Gold medalist Hannah Teter takes a two-day spinner through the Big Apple, proving there's no rest for the best. (March 13, 2006)
Flippin' Amazing -Travis Pastrana pulled off the greatest trick in action sports history. But his decision to go for the double backflip was almost thwarted by a game of rock-paper-scissors. ESPN The Magazine (July 31, 2007) Read (PDF)
If you think F-1 drivers fly, you haven't seen the Red Bull Air Race World Series. ESPN The Magazine (October 9, 2006) Read (PDF)
Cold Fusion – Ten of NASCAR's best take the Bo-dyn Bobsled Challenge. ESPN.com (January 2006) Read
Hot Pursuits – One day in the lives of five X Games athletes. Try to keep up.
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Lotus Pose on Two: The Seattle Seahawks believe their unconventional ways will win them a Super Bowl. Read here. (ESPN The Magazine cover story, Aug. 21, 2013)
Slot Machines: Top playmakers don't always line up wide. Read here. (ESPN The Magazine, October 29, 2012)
Mister Misunderstood: Former ASU linebacker Vontaze Burfict is fighting perception and a falling draft stock. Read here. (ESPN The Magazine, April 30, 2012)
Goals to Go: Trent Richardson makes good on his pre-season goals. Read here. (ESPN The Magazine, February 6, 2012)
Dirty Is In the Eye of the Beholder: HOFers use a different word to explain Ndamukong Suh. Read here. (ESPN The Magazine, January 23, 2012)
Breaking Down the 2012 BCS Bowls. Read here. (ESPN The Magazine, December 12, 2011)
Happy Dawgs: Georgia's 10-2 turnaround has as much to do with its summer reading list as its on-field success. Read here. (ESPN The Magazine, December 12, 2011)
Life As A Backup Quarterback: Todd Collins personifies the position. Read here. (ESPN The Magazine, Nov. 15, 2010)
Tough to Bring Down: Mark Ingram has more pressure than any player in the nation. So why can't he stop smiling? Read here. (ESPN The Magazine, Aug. 24, 2010)
How's My Driving: Texas QB Colt McCoy and Bama QB Greg McElroy explained by their signature game-winning drives. Read Here. (ESPN The Magazine, BCS Preview, December 31, 2009)
Colt Hero – Five Longhorn fans make a pretty strong case Colt McCoy is superhuman.Read Here. (ESPN The Magazine, cover story, August 24, 2009)
Reggie Goes to Red Bull: The worlds of action and mainstream sports are colliding. (ESPN.com, February 2009) Read Here.
It's In the Stars: Georgia fans finally get their wish in Knowshon Moreno. Read here. (ESPN The Magazine cover story, August 2008)
I profile the Mag's 2008 NEXT athlete of the year, Matt Ryan. (ESPN The Magazine, cover story.) Read here.
Kings For A Day – Big-name draft prospects aren't the only players who deserve royal treatment. Read PDF
This Way To The Draft – We follow three QBs from season's end to draft day. My assignment: USC QB John David Booy. Fourth installment; Third installment; Second Installment; First Installment
True Enough: Think you know Eagles WR Kevin Curtis? Think again.
Just Let it Go – Fear of failure made Oregon QB Dennis Dixon question his skills. But a summer spent roaming minor league outfields taught him that failure is part of the game. ESPN The Magazine (November 5, 2007) Read PDF
The Madden Jinx – Nothing I've written (read: made up) has been written about more than my discovery of The Madden Jinx. (August 19, 2002)
That's A Stretch – The Cincinnati Bengals find a winning formation by channeling their inner yogis. ESPN The Magazine (May 24, 2004) Read (PDF)
My Super Blog – An XL Steelers fan's thoughts from the 2006 Super Bowl. ESPN.com (February 7, 2006) Read
Pinball Wizards – Key playmakers to watch in the Arena Football League this season.ESPN The Magazine (April 9, 2007) Read (PDF)
First Person: Matt Leinart – I help Matt search for the answer to a question that's plagued him since dropping in the draft: Why? ESPN The Magazine (June 18, 2007 cover story) Read (PDF)
Alligator Arms – One's on his way out. One's on his way up. But University of Florida quarterbacks Chris Leak and Tim Tebow are both on their way to a national title. ESPN The Magazine (December 4, 2006) Read (PDF)
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Mothers, Daughters, Sisters and Veterans – How these incredible eight women are using sports and fitness to overcome loss and transition into civilian life. Read here. (ESPNW.com, Nov. 11, 2015)
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After the Seven Summits: The story of seven Nepali women. Read here. (ESPNW.com, May 28, 2015)
Impact 25: Thank you, Lauren Hill. Read here. (ESPNW.com, April 10, 2015)
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Take it from a former college cheerleader and coach: Cheerleading is not a Sport. Read here. (ESPNW.com, July 7, 2014)
Donald Sterling and that "other" ism: Most of the commentary about Sterling misses the sexism that underpins the entire scandal.Read here. (ESPNW.com, April 15, 2014)
More to Olympic final than Jacobellis' fall. Read here. (ESPNW.com, Sochi Olympics, Feb. 16, 2014)
Remembering Sarah Burke: How the freeskiing pioneer would want to be remembered. Read here. (ESPNW, Jan. 20, 2012)
Back in the Water: Five-time world surfing champ Stephanie Gilmore talks about her upcoming film and her comeback from a violent attack in 2010. STORY and TV PIECE. Check them out here. (XGAMES.com/ABC, July 25, 2014)
Kurt Caselli's Last Ride: While on assignment shadowing the Red Bull KTM team at this year's Baja 1000, I witnessed the tragic death of the team's captain. But how did it happen? And who was to blame? Read here. (XGAMES.com, Dec. 21, 2013)
Bob Burnquist's Brazil: The skateboard legend returns home to compete in X Games Foz do Iguacu. Read here. (xgames.com, April 10, 2013)
Shaun White's Next Act: Acting. Read here. (ESPN.com, March 1, 2011)
Fantasy Snowboarding: Ten of the best riders in the world help create the perfect run. Read here. (ESPN.com, Jan. 28, 2011)
A Different Rhythm: Ben Harper and Dhani Harrison are musicians with a passion for skateboarding. Read here. (ESPN.com, Dec. 27, 2010)
Travis Pastrana 3.0: The biggest name in action sports is having a midlife crisis. Read here. (ESPN.com, Dec. 3, 2009)
And Then There Were Three: Snowboarder Scotty Lago and the Mitrani brothers are the last Frends standing. Read here. (ESPN.com, Jan 22, 2010)
Leap Year: Travis Pastrana sets a world distance record jumping his rally car live on ESPN on New Year's Eve. Read here. (ESPN.com, January 1, 2010)
Five-Ring Circus: Click here to read my ESPN.com Olympic snowboarding blog leading up to the Games in Vancouver.
Uncorked: Breaking down the most hyped snowboard halfpipe trick of the Olympic year.Read here. (ESPN.com, September 22, 2009)
Check out my weekly ESPN The Magazine action sports blog. READ HERE.
Spring Fling: 2006 contest season preview, plus Drop-Ins. ESPN The Magazine (May 22, 2006)Read (PDF)
Extreme Takeover: the X Games put an extreme twist on cross promotion, plus Drop-Ins. (August 14, 2006) )
Future Shockers: predicting the headlines of 2007, plus Drop-Ins. ESPN The Magazine(November 20, 2006) Read (PDF)
Shred Cred – Snowboard journalists are held to a higher standard. Wanna write about the riders? Then learn to ride. EXPN.com (March 22, 2005) Read
Blue Crush – The slopes are supposed to be an escape from the buzz of day-to-day life. So why are we trying to escape the slopes? EXPN.com (March 2, 2005) Read
12 Hours at the U.S. Open of Snowboarding -Because 24 is just overkill. EXPN.com (March 21, 2005) Read


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Here I will explain 2 ways to deploy DLL in GAC(add dll to gac). Before you are going to install your DLL, You should make sure that your assembly is having a strong name.The first method to achieve this task is with the help of .NET Framework SDK V2.0/V4.0 , and the second method is with the help of 'GACUTIL'. Now let us see How to install DLL in GAC ? How to Add dll to gac ?.And also in framework 4.0 you can directly replace the dll in Assembly .
Using Microsoft .NET Framework SDK v2.0/V.4.0:
[Make sure that you installed .NET Framework SDK v2.0/V.40 in your mechine. If not Please download from the below given url and install it]
[http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=19988 orhttp://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=8279]
1. Click Start > All Programs > Administrative Tools > Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0/4.0 Configuration.
2. Click Manage the Assembly Cache.
3. Select Add an Assembly to the Assembly Cache.
4. Browse and select your DLL , which you want to install it in GAC
5. Click Open. This will deploy the selected assemblies into the Global Assembly Cache (GAC).
6. Restart the IIS.
for more details visit: http://dotnetstock.com/technical/how-to-install-dll-in-gac/
let me know if this helps..


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