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Karen/NoCA wrote:Another thought to all this, is that I don't like the consistancy of the veggies coming out of the slow cooker. To avoid that, one would need to add the veggies later in the process.
Thu Mar 23, 2006 8:55 pm
Fred Sipe wrote:Karen, I'm with you on the vegetable point, they just get overcooked.
But for ribs or a pork loin and some kraut... mmm!
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Fred Sipe wrote:No recipe Karen.
I just season the ribs and drop them in the pot. Brown them first if you'd like. Cover with a liberal amount of drained kraut and sliced onions, maybe some sliced apple. Then add a little liquid - beer, wine, water or stock and let it cook for hours and hours on low. I like the kraut to gain some color and the meat to be falling apart.
If you're where the crock pot is at the appropriate time, add some small potatoes on top in time for them to get done.
And interestingly, on the subject of browning (at least in certain recipes) here's an interesting read in the intro to a recipe by Jamie Oliver:
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A British hacker who broke into U.S. military computers looking for evidence of UFOs lost another extradition appeal today in London's High Court.
Gary McKinnon, of London, remains free on bail and could appeal the decision to the House of Lords, according to a High Court spokesman.
The Briton is accused of deleting data and accessing information on 97 U.S. military and NASA computers between February 2001 and March 2002. He was charged in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia and could face up to 60 years in prison.
McKinnon challenged an initial U.S. extradition order in May 2006. His attorney fought the order on the grounds that his client could be held as an "enemy combatant," a status the U.S. created for terrorism suspects. U.K. Home Secretary John Reid approved the extradition order, however, and McKinnon appealed again.
He freely admits to hacking into the computers but says he never caused any harm. U.S. officials, however, say his probes caused $700,000 in damages and the shutdown of critical computers used by the military after the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks. He said he was looking for information on UFOs.
The soft-spoken McKinnon said he timed his hacking when no one was working at the U.S. offices. On one occasion, he miscalculated the time zones, however, and someone using a computer that McKinnon had hacked noticed the cursor moving on its own.
McKinnon used a program called "RemotelyAnywhere" to control the computers. Many of the computers he accessed were set up with their default passwords, which made them easy to access, said McKinnon, who spoke at a security conference in London last year while his appeal was under way.
McKinnon did not immediately return a call seeking comment.


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Bobcats hold off Hornets for sixth win of the season
NEW ORLEANS -- When the Hornets' Trevor Ariza faked a pass and bolted past Gerald Henderson in the final seconds, Henderson suspected Ariza's lane to the hoop for a potential game-tying score wasn't quite as open as it looked.
Ariza still had to contend with Bobcats rookie Bismack Biyombo, who knew better than to stray too far from the hoop with the game in the balance.
Biyombo went up with both arms extended and blocked Ariza's driving dunk attempt, allowing the Charlotte Bobcats to celebrate a 73-71 victory in the Big Easy on Monday night.
"I just knew Bismack was going to be there," Henderson said after a matchup of two of the NBA's worst teams produced a thrilling finish. "I didn't know if they were going to call a foul or not, but I knew he was going to go up and get the ball."
Henderson scored 15 points and Kemba Walker added 14, including 10 during a decisive 22-5 run that spanned from late in the third quarter to midway through the fourth. Biyombo finished with 12 points for Charlotte, which still has the league's worst record at 6-34 but snapped a three-game losing streak thanks to Biyombo's fourth and final block.
Chris Kaman, who was guarded by Biyombo, initially tried to stay far enough from the basket to prevent the 6-foot-9 Biyombo from getting to the hoop in time to help. Biyombo said he knew there was a risk in leaving Kaman open as Ariza neared the basket.
"I had to make a decision and once I saw (Ariza) jumping in the air, I thought, 'I can block that shot," Biyombo said. "I thought, 'Just jump smart and don't foul.' Thank God, we got the victory."
Jarrett Jack had 15 points and nine assists for New Orleans, which has lost five of six in falling to 10-32.
"We came out of halftime going through the motions," Hornets coach Monty Williams said. "We should have played better than this.
"When you lose a game like that, you tend to say things you probably need to evaluate before you say them," Williams added. "I don't want to verbalize all the emotions I feel."
Kaman had 12 points and 16 rebounds, while Marco Belinelli and Ariza each scored 12 points for the Hornets.
After trailing most of the game, Charlotte surged in front with a 12-2 run to close the third quarter, hitting 10 of 15 shots.
Walker started the spurt with a 10-foot jumper and added another from 19 feet, along with a layup. Biyombo dunked and Henderson closed the period with a fast-break jam as he was fouled to make it 61-55 heading into the fourth quarter, which Charlotte opened with a 10-3 run with all reserves on the court.
New Orleans suddenly regained the momentum on Al-Farouq Aminu's dunk with 5:41 left. The Hornets scored 11 straight points to close to 71-69.
Trailing 73-71, the Hornets got one last possession with 11 seconds to go to shoot for the tie or win. After Charlotte used up a foul to force an inbound pass with 5.2 seconds remaining, Aminu found Ariza on a curling run with a seemingly open lane to the hoop. Biyombo got there just in time to alter the shot. Kaman desperately tried to snag the rebound for a putback in a crowd of players underneath, but the ball bounced away as time expired.
"Trevor attacks the basket, which is what you should do in that situation," Williams said. "Biyombo just makes a great play."
The Bobcats shot 43 percent (34 of 79) despite going 0 for 12 from 3-point range, with Reggie Williams missing all seven of his attempts from deep. Charlotte also outrebounded New Orleans 47-37.
The game matched two of the three worst teams in the league and some of the statistics reflected that. The Bobcats committed 19 turnovers and the Hornets 17. New Orleans shot 38.5 percent (30 of 78).
Still, both teams appeared to be playing for pride down the stretch, even though at this point losses may do their rebuilding efforts more good by increasing their chances of landing the top overall pick in the 2012 NBA draft lottery.
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All of Charlotte's points in the fourth quarter were scored by reserves. ... The NBA hoped to bill the game as the first in league history in which two Mexico natives played against one another, but veteran Bobcats F Eduardo Najera had his right knee drained and was unable to play against countryman and Hornets F Gustavo Ayon. ... Bobcats starting F Corey Maggette left the game with back spasms after playing 10 minutes and scoring 2 points in the first half.
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A Salford man is currently receiving specialist counselling after voluntarily admitting "I never met Mandela". Police are asking for others in a similar position to come forward for their own protection, and so that they can be offered appropriate support.
Speaking via an intermediary, the 47 year old accounts manager, known only as 'Keith' stated, "What really brought it home to me was when my cousin Millicent put it on Facebook that Mandela had been released from prison on her 18th birthday. Really, once someone has been touched by greatness in that way, it changes them. I realise now the Christmas present I bought for her is probably totally inadequate."
The government's emergency COBRA committee has today warned the public not to offer opinions such as 'he had a good innings' except within the privacy of their own homes.
Keith is currently receiving support from social-exclusion counsellors, and is under witness protection after revealing that he had never shed a tear during 'the whole Diana thing' either. "I was always on the neighbourhood watch list after that one", he admitted ruefully. "I only made it worse at a dinner party when I said, truthfully, that I thought a light had gone out in a great British institution that night. I felt so sorry for the dad of that Fayed chap. He lost his son and no-one seemed to give a stuff. Harrods has never felt the same since".
A spokesman from Salford council warned that they could only afford to fund Keith's protection until the end of the week. "Fortunately though, we aren't having to deal with too many cases of this type. It seems that everyone else has met Mandela at some time during their lives".


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During his lifetime many of the late Christopher Hitchens's most vociferous critics were former allies from the political left. How, it was asked, could a once radical polemicist have become a cheerleader for the neo-conservative project to remake the world?
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Torrington group hosts 34th annual telethon for St. Jude's children's hospital
Torrington >> Hundreds filled Torrington High School's halls Sunday afternoon, for the 34th Annual St. Jude Children's Hospital Telethon.
Women in sparkling gowns and men in three piece suits do the telethon's heavy lifting, in the "phone room." There, the hosts solicite donations for the hospital before cameras from home viewers.
The Memphis, Tenn. based hospital treats children with catastrophic illnesses, such as cancers and sickle cell disease, many "treatment protocols require care that can last for years." The hospital pays for all of children's healthcare that isn't covered by insurance. Operating the hospital costs $1.8 million daily.
Over the life of the telethon, more than $1.5 million has been raised for the hospital. Kristin Raymond, event organizer for the past seven years and daughter of event creator Tim Driscoll, says the event has raised about $60,000 annually since the economic downturn. An event record was set at about $70,000.
"We organize it, but really, it's up to the people to make it as successful as it is," said Raymond. "It's everyone's telethon," she said, before the Little Theater stage, dressed in a scarlet and sequined ball gown.
When the telethon creator's son, Tim Driscoll Jr., was asked why he thought his father felt compelled to help children, he said, "I don't know what was instilled. It just seems inherent." In Raymond's telling, before the telethon was started her father wrote to two children's hospitals asking if he could help. St. Jude's replied.
Although Driscoll Jr. grew up with the telethon, he said the magnitude of the fundraiser "really didn't hit me until my first hospital visit," at 27 years old. He's now 34.
"Then it really hit me, and it's a big thing our community should be proud of," Driscoll Jr. said, before ascending the stairs to ask home viewers of the telethon to "dig deep."
"We want to make sure we keep these operators as busy as possible," Driscoll Jr. said to the audience, before repeating the phone number, "860..."
The high school's cafeteria smelled of popcorn and was packed with baskets of prizes. In the Little Theater, where the Driscoll's spoke, more than 18 acts were scheduled to perform. Audience members of all ages, from the elderly to toddlers, moved freely between the theater and the cafeteria. The Driscoll's aren't the only ones who make the telethon a family affair.
Assembling a princess themed jigsaw puzzle in the cafeteria, Steve Dew sat with his two granddaughters, ages 1 and 4. Their mother and Dew's daughter, Becky Hayes, worked in the phone room on camera, soliciting donations for the hospital.
Formerly Becky Dew, as a baby Hayes was given months to live after being diagnosed with a rare form of liver cancer, known as hepatoblastema.
She began receiving treatment at Farmington's UConn Medical Center, before traveling to St. Jude Children's Hospital for treatment. As a result of the treatment at St. Jude's, Hayes is alive today.
Steve Dew said it was good for his granddaughters to be there, "because [of] volunteerism, and it's a good cause."
The reason the event is special to Litchfield County, Dew said, "More than anything, the guy who [organized] it, Tim Driscoll, without him, it wouldn't be."
Others at the telethon to volunteer their time or title, such as Miss Naugatuck Valley, Nicole Morin, said "This kind of stuff doesn't happen every day, but when it does, people are interested, and they do come out."


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North Port Advocacy Alliance is a nonprofit that intends to take a stand on local issues.
A new grass-roots group has emerged from the angst over the future of North Port's signature natural resource, Warm Mineral Springs.
An effort to build the springs into a major attraction recently came to a standstill when city commissioners voted to dissolve a development deal with Sarasota County.
The North Port Advocacy Alliance gathered 375 signatures to urge the city to reconsider.
But this is not a one-issue organization.
Its three founders envision the group playing a much larger role in future discussions about North Port. And with a database of 6,700 residents culled from various groups and associations in the city, they have the makings of a sizable community network.
"We have often been in situations when there are things to advocate for in the community but some organizations are not able to or don't want to be involved in things that could be controversial," says Wendy Namack, a financial planner who has served on the board of North Port Economic Development Corp. and helped plan the city's 50th anniversary celebration in 2007.
North Port was engineered as a suburb of Port Charlotte, and has always been a place without a center. But all kinds of hubs have grown over the years — the Chamber of Commerce, youth sports and the high school are a few — as the city developed into Sarasota County's most populous, with 57,000 residents.
In other parts of the county, community and neighborhood groups have joined together to wield considerable influence. The alliance is North Port's attempt to do essentially the same thing.
The group's co-founders include Namack, Susan Lord — North Port's Citizen of the Year in 2011 — and Woodland Middle School teacher Beth Mayberry.
The alliance has filed for nonprofit status, they say, and will not endorse candidates but will advocate on issues that affect the city.
"There are times when no one wants to take the lead," Mayberry said. "Too often in modern society, people don't feel their desires matter. They're not just apathetic but disconnected."
The founders say the alliance is intended to change that mindset and become a voice for "the silent majority" that will:
• Advocate "qualify of life improvements."
• Register voters and improve voter participation.
• Insist on "transparency in government."
• Work on economic development initiatives to diversify the city's tax base.
• Address "hunger relief and other related social issues."
Eventually, the alliance will have a newsletter or website to keep anyone interested in its activities informed.
In the meantime, the database of engaged residents will keep growing.
"There will be a great deal of communications and opportunities to get together on a regular basis," Namack said.


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Inspired by the jet set style of Capri, this table lamp adds a little contemporary glamour to any setting. It features a beautiful white glass lamp body topped by a translucent ceramic blanco parchment shade. A full-range dimmer is included so that you can easily set the lighting level. Design is by Jonathan Adler for the Robert Abbey lighting collection.


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I'm thinking of re-doing my wheels this spring - black with plasti-dip glossifier, to give it a shiny finish. We'll see if I have time.LeftieBiker wrote:The plastic dip seems to produce a flat finish, though, and gloss black would, IMO, be better with the car's paint.
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Description: So I have an awesome tattoo design that I had so much fun drawing. It's of a girl that is among the undead. This submission is going to show you "how to draw a vampire tattoo", step by step. Why would I make a tattoo design of a vampire? Well, maybe because there are Goth people out there that love this type of art. I think it's an awesome depiction of a female vampire and I was into getting tattoos, I would definitely get this one inked on my upper back shoulder. This is such a cool design, and I love the way her face came out. I really wanted to make her eyes really intense because that is one of the things that stick out on a vampire's face. Even though she is a blood sucker, there is also this subtle sweetness to her face. The light colored skin, red hair, red lips and blood dripping from her fangs conveys that she feed on blood for the first time. This assumption comes from the bite marks on her neck that is still oozing blood. The roses that I drew around her neck represent beauty, and death, as well as love and passion. At first glance it looks as though that her neck is slit, but in all actuality when you look up close you can see that it's just the lining of the shape of her face or jawline. The smoky look that I colored for her eye make-up really intensifies her stare to a point where it's hard to look away from her captivating face. I really did have fun creating this tattoo piece, and I think you too will enjoy learning from this tutorial that shows you "how to draw a vampire tattoo". If you want to tweak the colors and design go right ahead. Be sure to upload your finished work so I can see how your drawing came out. I have to float out of here for now, but I shall return. I hope you guys tried to stay cool today, because I know a lot of places experienced a hot summer day.


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DeLAND Fla. (May 23, 2013) – The "Comeback Bucs" were at it yet again.
Trailing by three through four innings of play, the ETSU baseball team continued to fight and eventually tied it at four on freshman Kevin Phillips' (St. Louis, Mo.) solo home run in the eighth, while the Blue and Gold capped off their second straight extra-inning victory in the Atlantic Sun Championship by plating three runs in the 10th to rally past No. 23 Mercer, 7-4, on Friday afternoon at Melching Field.
Two days after senior Alex Reynolds (Johnson City, Tenn.) lifted the Bucs to their sixth extra-inning victory with a two-RBI walk-off single in the 11th, fellow senior Andrew Green (Powell, Tenn.) – who set the new all-time ETSU stolen base record in the win over the Bears – scored the eventual game-winning run on a wild pitch in the top of the 10th, while junior Clinton Freeman (Jonesborough, Tenn.) picked up his second straight tournament win by tossing the final three innings out of the bullpen. In the end, the Blue and Gold improved to 7-0 in extra-inning games this season and also became the first team in A-Sun Tournament history to win multiple games in extra frames.
The two-out homer by Phillips was his lone hit of the game, but it was the second time in his last three games the A-Sun All-Freshmen Team selection has recorded a round-tripper. Meanwhile, Green went 1-for-4 with a walk and has now reached base safely in 21 straight games, and the speedster swiped his 76th base of his career in the sixth inning to break Tony Martin's record, set from 1980-83. Senior Derek Niesman (Wellington, Fla.) extended his hit streak to 14 straight games after going 3-for-5 with an RBI and a career-high three runs scored, while senior catcher Mason Hershey (Altoona, Pa.) registered his 13th multi-hit game of the campaign by finishing with two hits. Overall, ETSU's six-thru-nine hitters generated seven of its 11 hits for the game.
Freeman improved to 7-1 after holding Mercer's offense scoreless in the final three innings and moved into a tie with Northern Kentucky's Brett Loeding for the season lead in games finished at 21. The junior southpaw scattered three hits and struck out three in relief. Sophomore Jimmy Nesselt (Plantation, Fla.) tossed seven strong innings in his fourth start after coming back from an arm injury which was suffered in early March. Nesselt allowed four runs on seven hits and struck out a career-high seven batters.
ETSU extended its win streak to five straight and moved to 34-22 on the season, while the Bucs also earned their first-ever A-Sun Tournament win against Mercer in four tries. Furthermore, the 34 wins are tied for fourth all-time in program history (the 1982 team went 34-19). Mercer had its six-game win streak snapped and dropped to 43-15.
After not being able to generate any runs off Mercer starter DJ Johnson in the first four innings of play, the Bucs finally attacked the right-hander by plating two runs in the fifth to pull within one, 3-2. Johnson tossed 6.2 innings of scoreless ball in the win over ETSU back on May 12, but sophomore Chris Riopedre (Miami, Fla.) snapped the drought when his double to left scored Niesman – who led off with an infield single – and Riopedre came in on Hershey's RBI single up the middle.
Mercer got one of those runs back with a sac-fly RBI in the sixth, but the Bucs answered with a sac-fly of their own when Jeremy Taylor's (Fayetteville, Ga.) fly out to center scored Niesman, making it a 4-3 score.
From there, Phillips came through with the clutch two-out solo blast in the eighth to pull the Blue and Gold even at four – and after Freeman faced the minimum in his first two innings out of the pen – ETSU's offense sparked again by plating three runs in the 10th to take its first lead at, 7-4. Green started things by reaching via a one-out walk and advanced to third when Freeman connected on a single to right. With one out and runners on the corners, Green sprinted home when first team All A-Sun relief pitcher Dimitri Kourtis was charged with his third wild pitch of the season, while Freeman hustled in on Niesman's two-out RBI single to left. Niesman moved to second on his single when Logan Gaines had trouble picking up the ball, and the Buccaneer second baseman scored on Reynolds' single to right, giving Freeman a three-run cushion to work with.
The Bears made things interesting in the bottom of the frame as Sasha Lagarde and A-Sun Player of the Year Chesny Young reached on one-out singles, but Freeman forced Nick Backlund to fly out to center and struck out Gaines looking to end the game.
Both teams missed scoring chances in the first three innings of play, and Mercer jumped out to the 3-0 lead in the fourth when Michael Massi's bases clearing double gave the Bears a three-run advantage. However, the Bears suffered just their eighth loss this season when scoring the first run of the game, as Mercer is now 25-8 when having the first runner cross the dish.
Kourtis was dealt his second loss of the season and moved to 5-2 after issuing three runs (two earned) on three hits in 1.2 innings of relief. Junior Austin Barrett led the Bears by posting three of their 10 hits, while Massi drove in three of the four Mercer runs.
The Bucs will now take on the winner of Mercer/USC Upstate on Saturday at 1:15 p.m., in the pod championship. The Bears and Spartans are scheduled to start tonight at 7:30 p.m.
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April 18, 2012 — An Idaho lawyer who is representing a woman challenging state antiabortion laws is attempting to enter the case as a plaintiff, the AP/Yahoo! News reports (Boone, AP/Yahoo News!, 4/17). The suit seeks to block Idaho's so-called "fetal pain" law, which bans abortion after 20 weeks of gestation, as well as an older law prohibiting self-induced abortion (Women's Health Policy Report, 9/26/11).
Because attorney Richard Hearn also is a physician, he hopes joining the case will ensure that a favorable ruling would apply broadly enough to overturn the law.
Hearn represents Jennie Linn McCormack, an Idaho woman who terminated her own pregnancy in December 2010 -- prior to the law taking effect -- using medication purchased over the Internet. McCormack was charged with the felony of performing an unlawful abortion, under a state law that bans anyone other than a health care professional from inducing an abortion. The charges later were dropped "without prejudice," meaning that the state could still file charges again.
Hearn filed a lawsuit seeking to affirm that McCormack has a right to take medication to induce an abortion and that physicians may prescribe the drugs. The suit also challenged the fetal pain law on the basis that McCormack ended her pregnancy after the 19 week limit (AP/Yahoo News!, 4/17). Although U.S. District Judge Lynn Winmill granted McCormack a temporary court order barring enforcement of the self-induced abortion statute, he said she lacked the legal standing to challenge the fetal pain law because she was unable to prove imminent harm, as she was no longer pregnant when it took effect (Women's Health Policy Report, 9/26/11).
Hearn said that for McCormack to have legal standing to fight all aspects of the fetal pain law, "she would have to be pregnant, want to get an abortion and for some reason have to wait until after the 19 weeks." Hearn -- who specialized in arthritis and kidney disease but no longer practices medicine -- said he is "intervening in order to assert Jennie's right to obtain an abortion from a physician." Hearn noted that the "courts have said that doctors can assert the rights of patients, especially in abortion contexts."
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- 1 large (6 to 8 oz.) fresh Portabello mushroom 5-teaspoon olive oil divided
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- salt and pepper
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- 1/4 cup dry white wine
- 1/2 teaspoon dried oregano, crushed
Wash potatoes thoroughly so skin may be eaten. Pierce several times with a fork and bake at 425* F 50 to 60 minutes until tender. Remove stem from mushroom; chop and reserve. Combine 1-tablespoon olive oil, vinegar and salt and pepper to taste; brush mushroom cap with mixture. Grill or broil, rounded side up, 4 inches from heat, about 2 minutes. Turn mushroom cap, brush with oil and vinegar mixture, and broil 1 to 2 minutes or until mushroom is thoroughly heated; set aside. Sauté mushroom stem, onion and green pepper in remaining oil and vinegar mixture, oregano, and salt and pepper to taste. Sauté until wine is absorbed. Add tomato and heat thoroughly. Cut or pierce tops of potatoes lengthwise; squeeze ends and push toward center to open. Slice grilled mushrooms and arrange on potato. Spoon 1/4 of vegetable mixture on mushroom.
Nutritional Analysis Per Serving: 289 calories, 7 g protein, 7.2 g fat (22percent calories from fat), 1.5 g saturated fat, 49.5 g carbohydrate, 3 mg cholesterol, 4.8 g fiber, 77 mg sodium.
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MIAMI -- After Dan Uggla began wearing contacts on June 20, he spent more than a week attempting to find the right prescription for both eyes. But when Uggla hit Kyle Kendrick's cutter over Citizens Bank Park's left-center-field wall during Saturday's 13-4 win over the Phillies, he was confident that he had found what he needed to end the vision problems he experienced through this season's first half.
"I've been taking [that cutter] all year," Uggla said. "Or if I get two strikes, I'm late on it with a panicked, ugly swing. But [on Saturday], I saw it."
Despite being diagnosed with astigmatism during Spring Training, Uggla waited until the regular season was nearly halfway complete before he decided to do something about the blurred vision that was leading him to miss hittable pitches and duck away from breaking balls that were called strikes.
Uggla hit .194 with 13 home runs and a .715 OPS in the 67 games he played before getting his vision checked again. Over the course of the 12 games he played leading into Monday, he batted .277 with three home runs and a .901 OPS.
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By ALAN BOSWELL | McClatchy Newspapers | Published: March 23, 2012
NAIROBI, Kenya — The leader of the military coup that toppled the democratic government of the West African nation of Mali this week underwent basic officer training in the United States, the Obama administration acknowledged Friday.
Capt. Amadou Sanoga, who is the apparent leader of the group of junior officers that toppled the government of President Amadou Toumani Toure, "participated in several U.S.-funded International Military Education and Training (IMET) programs in the United States, including basic officer training," the U.S. military's Africa Command said in an email to McClatchy Newspapers.
The State Department confirmed Sanoga's U.S. connection in a separate email.
It was not immediately known which training courses Sanoga had participated in. The IMET programs can include a wide range of activities, including human rights training and study at one of the U.S. military's war colleges.
Whether U.S. officials have been in touch with Sanoga, who declared himself the head of the National Committee for the Restoration of Democracy and the State, since the coup also was unknown. In an email, State Department African affairs spokeswoman Hilary Renner said only that U.S. diplomats in Mali's capital, Bamako, are "seeking to contact the mutiny leaders to express the U.S. and international position that the civilian elected government must be fully restored without delay."
Sanoga's U.S. ties complicate what was already an inconvenient development in the regional counterterrorism strategy for the United States, which now will have to decide how to deal with a military junta that it has vowed to reject in a country that is a significant front in the war against terror.
"At this moment the United States is pausing any planned military equipment or training programs to the Malian military," Renner wrote. "We remain committed to building the long-term counterterrorism capacities of our partners in the region, including Mali. The restoration of a strong constitutional process and good governance at all levels is a critical priority for counterterrorism efforts."
The whereabouts of President Toure remain unknown, though Renner said "we have seen reports" that the president is safe. She urged the coup leaders to protect the "well-being" of all those they had detained.
Sanoga and his fellow officers have moved quickly to consolidate power. Unless they face a backlash among their military peers or a regional effort to unseat them, the international community might have no choice but to deal with the young new rulers, like it or not, analysts said.
"Mali is what many consider the poster child for democracy in West Africa. It is also an aid darling. What are all these donor countries going to do? It's completely unclear," said Benjamin Soares, a Mali expert at the African Studies Center in Leiden, the Netherlands.
"Of course, there is a long history of coups in the region. Western donors usually say they won't deal with these governments, but they almost always eventually do so," Soares said.
The U.S. military has supported the Mali military extensively over the past decade, and the country has become a significant partner in the U.S. efforts to curb North Africa's shadowy al-Qaida affiliate, al-Qaida in the Islamic Maghreb, or AQIM.
In addition to its involvement in the International Military Education and Training program, Mali has also participated in the Trans Sahara Counter Terrorism Partnership, which is intended to strengthen bilateral military ties with the U.S. and supports counterterrorism coordination across the region's different militaries. Mali also recently hosted U.S. soldiers in a joint logistical exercise named Atlas Accord 12.
"We have regularly had small teams traveling in and out of Mali to conduct specific training that has been requested by the Malian government and military," said Nicole Dalrymple, a spokeswoman for the Africa Command, known as Africom, in an emailed response to questions.
Renner said in her email that the U.S. government "provided almost $138 million dollars in foreign assistance for Mali." Most of that money went to development assistance and global health programs. About $600,000 was allocated for military training. The overall allocation had been expected to rise this year to about $144 million, Renner said.
Al-Qaida in the Islamic Maghreb started in Algeria to the north, but it has made steady inroads into the less-governed regions of the southern Sahara Desert and the Sahel — the swath across Africa directly south of the Sahara — as it faced increasing pressure at home. Northern Mali has proven a prime base for its southern operations, which include taking Westerners hostage for ransom.
If the U.S. suspension of its counterterrorism programs continues for a lengthy period of time, it risks a weakened effort to counter AQIM as the Malian military tries to push back a major revolt by nomadic Tuareg tribesmen who have seized much of the country's north. Tuareg control of the north could also give AQIM a safe haven there.
But if the U.S. re-establishes its close military ties, it would be bolstering a regime it has vowed to reject in line with longstanding diplomatic precedent to discourage military coups. Mali had been a functioning democracy for 20 years and Toure was expected to step down without complaint with April 29 elections.
"We are hopeful that the mutiny leaders will see that it is in the country's interest to end their mutiny so that elections can be held as scheduled," the State Department's Renner said.
The link between the Algeria-based al-Qaida affiliate and the rebel Tuaregs, many of whom served in the army of deposed Libyan ruler Moammar Gadhafi and moved into Mali after Gadhafi's fall, are fluid and opaque, but they both take advantage of the weak controls regional governments exert over the inhospitable Sahara Desert.
Experts differ on how serious a threat AQIM poses to the Western interests in West Africa and beyond. Some even question the group's commitment to the global jihad, since most of its activities have focused on continued attacks back home in Algeria while running lucrative criminal schemes through ransoms and illicit smuggling.
The group's push southward from Algeria has alarmed some diplomats and terrorism experts, who fear the group could bring al-Qaida's brand of militant anti-Western Islam deeper into Africa. Washington believes the group already has forged ties to the Nigerian Islamist movement Boko Haram, which was behind the suicide bombing last year of the United Nations headquarters in Abuja, the Nigerian capital.
Boswell is a McClatchy Newspapers special correspondent. His reporting is underwritten in part by a grant from Humanity United, a California-based foundation that focuses on human rights issues.


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Welcome to Watch List, where we identify five things on TV to watch while you stay at home and jimmy-open wooden crates. It's always fun to jimmy things open with a crowbar. LET'S GO!
THE MASTERS – 3:00PM (ESPN) Ah, The Masters. A tradition unlike any other. Wait, this is a golf tournament, right? Because I can think of a lot of better traditions than a golf tournament. Like Thanksgiving. Much better tradition. Anyway, I may kid the Masters for its comical self-reverence and its dubious history when it comes to the rights of women and minorities. But the golf itself is quite compelling, and the sight of Augusta National on your TV is one of the great harbingers of springtime. So tune in for all the pretty flowers, then listen as Jim Nantz goes way overboard in praising Phil Mickelson's courage. Coverage continues all through the weekend. ANTICIPATION: CHIPPY!
MOUNTED IN ALASKA – 10:00PM (History Channel) Okay, we've got reality shows about pawnbrokers, movers, fishermen, truckers, auctioneers, coal miners, mechanics… any other rugged blue collar profession we haven't covered? TAXIDERMY! Of course! How could I forget the practice of killing animals and then stuffing their corpses? This new series covers the hot stuffing action at Knight's Taxidermy in Anchorage. And outside of petroleum, stuffed moose heads are the state's top export. ANTICIPATION: STUFFY!
INTO ICELAND'S VOLCANO – 9:00PM (NatGeo – an NBC/Universal network) Scientists probe the volatility of Iceland's Thrinukagigur volcano, which is located close to Eyjafjallajökull, the volcano that caused so much airline havoc back in 2010. Something tells me these Icelandic volcanoes would be far more dormant if the didn't have so many letters stuffed into them. No wonder they're primed to explode. ANTICIPATION: THRINUKAGIGURIFFIC!
REAL HOUSEWIVES OF NEW YORK – 10:00PM (Bravo – an NBC/Universal network) Bravo's New York franchise is back for another season of awkward dinner parties and socialite women who aren't nearly as attractive as they think they are. No Bethenny this time. She's got a solo career now. She used to be all about the REALITY, man. ANTICIPATION: RAWR!
THE BEAR WHISPERER RETURNS – 10:00PM (Animal Planet) Color me surprised that a bear whisperer would EVER return. Watch as bear expert Steve Searles tries to evict a bear from its sleeping spot. Because bears reply so kindly to eviction notices. ANTICIPATION: SCRATCHY!
Thursday Watch List: It's The Masters! Cue The Fake Bird Chirps!
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Katherine Heigl
Katherine Heigl's career has been filled with highs and lows. Once quite literally as she starred in the lowest-earning movie in recorded history, the 2006 thriller Zyzzyx Road, which earned $30 at the box office. After working as a Sears and Macy's catalog model as a child and doing some commercial work (Cheerios), she segued into movies as a teen (My Father The Hero, Bride of Chucky) and found cult fame on the high school alien series, Roswell. It still wasn't enough to book roles on Felicity or Alias. However not booking the Jennifer Garner spy show meant she was free to audition for what would become her signature role — Dr. Izzie Stevens on the ABC hit Grey's Anatomy, which she played from 2005 to 2010. Izzie earned Heigl a supporting actress Emmy in 2007, an ad campaign with Nautica and made her bankable enough to lead films like Knomncked Up, 27 Dresses and The Ugly Truth. The same year the dog lover started Grey's, she starred in a video for singer Josh Kelley and two and a half years later, they were walking down the aisle in Park City, Utah. The couple adopted daughter Naleigh from Korea in 2009 and daughter Adalaide Marie Hope domestically in 2012. Concentrating on family was her stated reason for leaving Grey's although many pointed at her unhappiness with where the character's story went (like dating George), sticky contract negotiations and her increasing big-screen opportunities.


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Atlanta to San Diego: 7 cities' pension problems
Atlanta: The city faces an unfunded pension liability of $1.5 billion at last estimate. In 2011, the city announced changes that increased worker contributions to their retirement accounts and, for new police and firefighters, a hybrid retirement plan that merges a traditional pension with a 401(k)-style plan. The plan is intended to save more than $500 million over 30 years.
Baltimore: Mayor Stephanie Rawlings Blake called her city's $1.2 billion pension liability a "crisis" in 2010 that had the potential to bankrupt the city. She ended a decades-old practice of awarding retirees pension increases based on investment earnings, replacing them with cost-of-living increase based on the retiree's age. In September a U.S. District Court judge struck down the change. The city plans to appeal.
Chicago: The city's six pension funds are about 50 percent funded, and have a current unfunded liability of $26.8 billion. In Illinois, state law sets retirement benefits for Chicago workers and teachers. Mayor Rahm Emanuel has asked lawmakers to suspend pension increases, raise retirement rates and increase employee retirement contributions but no action has been taken.
Cincinnati: The pension fund for most city employees and retiree health care was underfunded by about $713 million at the end of 2011. The city took steps in 2011 to raise retirement ages, reduce pension increases and eliminate a burial benefit for future retirees.
Philadelphia: The city's unfunded pension liability was $4.5 billion as of July 1, 2012. The city has shifted some workers to a hybrid system with 401(k)-style portion and given others the option of joining the new plan or contributing more of their own pay to stay with their current benefits.
Providence, R.I.: Saying a $900 million pension liability was threatening to put the city in bankruptcy, Mayor Angel Taveras negotiated concessions with unions and retirees to save the city $178 million in future years. Taveras says the successful talks avoided not only insolvency but also a costly legal battle with unions and retirees.
San Diego: The city's pension investments tumbled nearly 20 percent in 2009, raising its unfunded pension liability from $1.3 billion to $2.11 billion. The city's pension woes made headlines in 2004 when a whistleblower exposed how officials had agreed to boost benefits even as the city put less money into the system. The city laid off 14 percent of its workforce over the next several years as it was forced to pump more money into its pension system. In June, residents voted to impose a six-year freeze on pay levels used to determine pension benefits and put new hires, except police officers, into 401(k)-style plans.


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If you ask us, Canadian summers are the best. Think about it: When else can you enjoy a warm sunny day with loved ones and friends with a colourful cocktail in-hand, lots of fun activities and to cap it all off: dazzling fireworks on more than one occasion?!
It's also a great excuse to whip up our country's finest fare: barbecue, fresh produce and cult-favourite butter tarts.
This collection of 150 fun ideas is an homage to the country we call home and it's 150th birthday-summer. No matter if you mark the summer quietly or plan a huge bash at some point, here's to spending the day with loved ones, and enjoying everything Canada has to offer.
I think work at home moms have the BEST job because they can be there and doing things with their kids and still work. I am going to try making these cookies as they look delicious!
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