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Perception, Action & Cognition (PAC)
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Apply to PD 09-7252 as follows:
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Prep wrestling roundup from Saturday
The Constantine wrestling team took second at the Jim Wade Family Invitational at Climax-Scotts Saturday.
Taking first was Schoolcraft with 227 points with the Falcons in second with 197, followed by Athens/Climax-Scotts 180, Portage Central 77, Lakeview 72, Parchment 54, Constantine B 53 and Marcellus with 40.
Leading Constantine with first place finishes were, Taylor Reiff (140-pounds), Andres Montoya (145), Daniel Waterman (171) and Alex Miller (215).
Placing second at 152 was Nick West.
Taking third place were, Zach Harrison (112), Cody Scarberry (119), Sawyer Brown ( 130), Matt Foura (140), Andy Waterman (160), Matt Morey (215) and Andrew Cocanower (285).
Taking fourth were, Randy Waterman (189) and Kyle Hartwick (152).
The Falcons' Kaitlyn Hill (160) went 2-2 and was voted the tournaments most outstanding wrestler by coaches.
"We had some pretty good individual performances, but as a team we didn't look great," coach Steve Wilson said. "Going into the final round we were losing to ACS (Athens/Climax-Scotts) by 17. The guys picked it up a little and overcame them in the final round."
Chiefs take first at Union City
The White Pigeon grapplers went 5-0 at the Union City Tournament Saturday to take first place. Mendon was fourth. In second was Hastings and in third Michigan Center.
In pool action the Chiefs defeated Eau Claire 63-12, Union City 60-24, Union City B 72-6 and Michigan Center 46-33.
In the finals White Pigeon beat Hastings 60-18.
At 125, Brandon Steeb (125) was 5-0 with five pins, Devin Hoover (189) and Shawn Harmon both were 5-0 with four pins and Rogelio Segundo (112) and Jared Mroz (171) and Jordan Lucas (135) were all 5-0 with two pins.
Ending the day with records of 4-1 were, Luke Lambert (103), Nic McIntyre (140) and Jake Black (145).
Hunter Rummler (160) and Branden Wright (215), both were 3-2 and Avery Zammit (285) was 2-3.
For Mendon, they beat Marshall 42-36, lost to Hastings 34-28, beat Colon 48-24 and beat Olivet 45-24.
In consolation round, the Hornets lost to Michigan Center 45-33.
In pool play the Hornets topped Marshall 42-36, Colon 48-24 and Olivet 45-24.
Mendon was led by Jonah Grimm (130), Matt Noel (145), Brandon Bray (152), Danny Cleveland (160) and Cole Harrison (215) all at 5-0.
Ty Cool (140) was 4-1.
Colon's squad went 1-4 on the day.
Daniel Alva went 5-0 with four pins at 125 pounds. Brendon Ringler went 5-0 at 103 with five void wins. Nick Martín went 4-1 at 189.
TR fourth
Three Rivers placed fourth Saturday at Allendale in a 16-team invite.
Ben VanScoik at 130 and Dallas Recker at 285 both took second place in their flights.
Taking third place was Javier Sandoval at 135 pounds. Finishing in fourth place was Shawn Brew at 160, Brandon Verway was fifth at 189, Sam Harris was fifth at 215 and Connor McElroy was sixth at 140.
Sturgis JV fourth
The Sturgis junior varsity wrestling team placed fourth Saturday at Comstock.
Dale Harker and Wyatt Losinski each took second place.
Earning fourth place individually were Zach Solid, Michael Ditmer and Drew Peuschell.

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Great outdoors satisfaction still reigns supreme, especially at this collection of wild spaces, some of the world's last great wildernesses:
1. Tarkine Rainforest, Tasmania
A rarely visited, ancient and pristine forest wilderness, the Tarkine calls to mind myth and legend.
It's in the northwest corner of Tasmania and is often referred to as the "forgotten wilderness."
It's not entirely that. It's a wonderland of wild rivers, secret waterfalls, giant tree ferns, rare birds and the near-extinct Tasmanian devil (the world's largest carnivorous marsupial). Hikers who make it here leave enchanted.
How to do it: Tasmanian Expeditions offers a five-night walk on the Tarkine Rainforest Track, the only multiday rainforest trek of its kind.
You'll be led by professional guides and spend nights camping in haunting and beautiful surroundings.
U.S. $1,916 per person, excluding flights; +61 (0)3 6331 9000; www.tasmanianexpeditions.com.au
2. Knoydart Peninsula, Scotland
Rugged, isolated and beautiful Knoydart Peninsula is often described as Scotland's last wilderness. Tucked in the Highlands, it's accessible only by boat or on foot.
The journey is worth the effort: There are exhilarating mountain passes to cross and sandy inlets to explore.
Whether they have soaked in epic sunsets or caught glimpses of the whales, dolphins and porpoises that live in its waters, visitors usually leave feeling spiritually restored.
How to do it: Wilderness Scotland offers extended guided trips.
U.S. $1,712 per person, including seven nights full board in a wilderness lodge, guided daily walks, boat trips to access remote walks and transfers; +44 (0)1479 420 020; www.wildernessscotland.com
3. Salar de Uyuni, Bolivia
The stunning, lunar-like salt flats in the southwest of Bolivia are the largest in the world, covering 3,860 square miles.
June and July are arguably the best months, when the whole area appears blindingly white. After the rains, the salt "desert" resembles a giant mirror. It is beautifully barren and straight out of sci-fi central casting. You would be hard-pressed to find a more meditative escape.
At more than 11,400 feet above sea level, you'll need to be able to handle high altitudes.
How to do it: A 10-night Bolivia itinerary taking in the Salar de Uyuni operated by UK-based Sunvil.
U.S. $2,985 per person, including all transport and transfers, mixed-board accommodation in comfortable hotels and all excursions and permits.; +44 (0)20 8758 4774; www.sunvil.co.uk
4. Sossusvlei, Namibia
Few sights are as nourishing as the apricot-colored dunes at Sossusvlei, in the southern part of the Namib desert.
So much of Namibia is a natural paradise seemingly drawn by eco-genies. Highlights include the white salt pans of Etosha National Park, the stark beaches of Skeleton Coast, the remote, little-visited wilderness of Kaokoland in the northwest and the lush Kunene River.
How to do it: Wilderness Safaris' Great Namibian Journey is an 11-night adventure that captures the best of this astonishing land.
From U.S. $6,629 per person, including accommodation, all meals, activities and park fees; +27 11 807 1800; www.wilderness-safaris.com
5. Great Bear Rainforest, British Columbia, Canada
Never heard of it? All the more reason to visit.
The Great Bear might fly under the radar, but this is one of the largest remaining tracks of temperate rainforest left in the world.
Stretching along British Columbia's island-dotted coastline, its marvels include ancient red cedar cathedrals (some of the trees are more than a thousand years old) and other towering trees, glacier-fed fjords and wooded islands.
Estuaries and rocky beaches are "guarded" by brown and black bears, gray wolves and cougars.
Eagles soar overhead and humpback whales put in an appearance in summer, joining orcas, dolphins and seabirds.
How to do it: Great Bear is remote, so the best way to access it is from the water. Nature Trek offers a seven-night, full-board "Cruising the Great Bear Rainforest" trip, which includes daily shore excursions to explore the forests, estuaries and coastlines on foot.
U.S. $5,752 includes one-night B&B stay in Vancouver and all guiding, excursions and permits, but excludes international flights; +44 (0)1962 733051; www.naturetrek.co.uk
6. Kakadu National Park, Northern Territories, Australia
The untamed Outback, wild and beautiful, is arguably nowhere more picturesque than in Kakadu, the largest national park in Australia.
The park's aboriginal owners have spent centuries amid its rock art, wetlands, gorges and stunning escarpment scenery.
How to do it: Audley Travel offers a seven-night "Top End Explorer" package from U.S. $2,990 per person, excluding flights.
The trip starts in the Northern Territories' capital of Darwin, where guests are picked up in a hired car and taken to the Outback.
Small group walks and boat trips are among the highlights at various stopping points; +44 (0) 1993 838 800; www.audleytravel.com
7. The Bohusln coast, West Sweden
If you've ever fantasized about gliding silently through the water on a kayak, camping on deserted beaches, enjoying the midnight sun, spotting seals and soaking up the spirit of the sea, you'll find no shortage of experiences here.
This sublime stretch of coastline extends to the border with Norway and is dotted with an archipelago of some 8,000 islands and islets.
How to do it: Nature Travels offers self-guided kayaking adventures around the scenic islands of Orust and Tjorn, a sheltered area on the rocky coast. Maps, drop-offs and pick-ups and induction lesson included.
From U.S. $427 per person for a three-day trip, exclusive of flights; +44 01929 503 080; www.naturetravels.co.uk
8. Dana Biosphere Reserve, Jordan
The largest nature reserve in Jordan is a protected region about 120 miles to the south of Amman. It's an Aladdin's trove of hills, canyons, gorges and deserts, wildlife (including the rarely spotted Nubian Ibex) and plant species.
It's perfect for hikers, nature lovers and those seeking a slice of serenity.
How to do it: Base yourself at the award-winning Feynan Ecolodge on the western border of the Dana Biosphere Reserve. This is no ordinary guest house: set up by Jordan's Royal Society for the Conservation of Nature, it's entirely solar powered and has won awards for its ethical practices.
You can hike, ride mountain bikes, stargaze, visit Bedouin homes, sip mint tea or unwind in serene courtyards.
Travel the Unknown offers week-long tours, including a four-night stay at the lodge, hikes and bikes.
From U.S. $1,347 per person; +1 347 329 5524; www.traveltheunknown.com
9. The Isles of Scilly, United Kingdom
For wannabe castaways, little compares with what's probably the most beautiful spot in the UK, a tranquil sun and windswept archipelago 28 miles off the Cornish coast.
Bryher Island, with a population of around 80 (all trusting locals who leave their doors unlocked) offers coastal walks, sandy coves, wildflower-strewn bays and rocky outcrops for a wind lashing by Atlantic breakers.
Further away from it all still is the uninhabited Samson Island, an easy boat ride away.
How to do it: Isles of Scilly Holidays offers a package that includes half-board at the magical Hell Bay Hotel and accommodation on neighboring island Tresco, as well as helicopter flights from Penzance to Tresco and boat transfers.
U.S. $1,838 per person, based on double occupancy; +44 (0)1720 423 239; www.islesofscillyholidays.co.uk
10. Uttarakhand, Himalayas, India
Uttarakhand state forms a part of the Himalayas, but one that's often overlooked by tourists.
Yet two of India's greatest rivers, the Ganges and the Yamuna originate in the glaciers here.
Glittering peaks and vivid landscapes create an environment that can calm the most unsettled of hearts.
The region is home to some of the holiest of Hindu shrines, rare species of plants and animals and the quixotically named Valley of Flowers National Park.
How to do it: Full local immersion is available at the gentle Dunagiri retreat, an accommodation constructed by villagers with entirely local materials.
From here you can embark on wilderness hikes and treks, village walks, practice yoga, learn to paint a mural with a local artist, take a cookery lesson, meditate, deepen your spiritual practice (or acquire one) and learn about local medicinal herbs.
From U.S. $117 per night based on double occupancy and full-board, including transfers and tours; +44 1924 280808; www.hotelsunder100.co.uk
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Ley Lines?
Posted 19 October 2011 - 08:07 AM
Posted 19 October 2011 - 03:48 PM
Was wondering if anyone had any infomation on ley lines. Especaily the placement of ley lines. Even more specificly South Western PA. *Disclaimer* Not looking to vist said ley lines...need the information for a fiction book. Just trying to get a general idea.
Right now I can't think of the man's name in Connecticut who researched this area.... I'll find the book in my bookcase later.
Paul Devereau has lots of info on his web site, and you can google him. He's in England.
Also Jane McCarthy in Wales.
I'll try to find the more local guy and be back later.
Good luck on your book.
Posted 19 October 2011 - 11:01 PM
Hope this helps a little.
Posted 21 October 2011 - 05:41 PM
it was written by Paul Devereux in 2007.
Posted 01 November 2011 - 02:39 PM
Just that article should give enough info to an American who has no inkling of ley lines.
Posted 01 November 2011 - 08:19 PM
Haunted Land
Is better as it explains. Spirit Roads is more of a quick overview. Haunted Land is out of print so, you would have to pick it up used.
Edited by Cryscat, 01 November 2011 - 08:20 PM.
Posted 01 November 2011 - 11:19 PM
I'll be looking for that book.
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The tournament format remains multiple-heat/single elimination.
This means that you may play in as many of the four preliminary
heats as you wish. Each will consist of as many individual games
as necessary to accommodate all comers. 5-player games will be
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5- and two 4-player games. Basically I will avoid more than six
and fewer than four players in any game.
The standard game as well as all optional rules will be used.
Pay particular attention to the rule regarding sharing of spoils.
Up to 36 winners will advance to six 6-player semi-final games.
If there are more than 36 winners, standard WBC HSW tie-breakers
will apply.
Players will again have the choice of playing either Atlantic
Storm or Pacific Typhoon. When you arrive to register
for the heat(s) let the GM know your preference if any: Atlantic
Storm or Pacific Typhoon. Seating will still be done
using my tried and true seating mechanism, with tables assigned
a specific game based on the number of entries.
It is unlikely, but possible, that in order to have enough
players to complete a table of a particular game volunteer(s)
may be asked to play the game they did not initially request
to play. This will be done on a voluntary basis, but the GM may
have to "draft" someone if necessary.
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Atlantic Storm games will be played using all optional
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Dad might not be into 8% ultra-hopped double IPAs (it might set his hay fever off) so for Father's Day try these beautiful old-school beers
Stella Artois aside, Belgium is responsible for some of the most important beers and drinking traditions in the world
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This year most of the beer is going into the pancakes – not because we're clumsy, but because substituting the boring milk for beer is absolutely delicious.


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Lee was promptly placed on waivers Thursday and the Dodgers should claim him with little hesitation.
Lee, who makes $21.5 million this season (roughly less than $10 million remaining) and $25 million annually through 2015, would make sense for the Dodgers. He also has a $27.5 million vesting option for the 2016 season ($12.5 million buyout).
All told, it'd be nearly a $100 million commitment (with the buyout). But look at it this way: It'd be like signing a major free agent with less than half the season remaining. Plus, they were set to go after Cole Hamels this offseason before his contract was extended. Lee would be a mighty fine consolation prize.
The Dodgers failed to land a starting pitcher before Tuesday and after trading Nathan Eovaldi, there is a hole in the rotation. Now, Ted Lilly is on his way back (no definite timetable), but Cliff Lee is an elite pitcher in this game. If money is truly no matter for ownership, this claim is a no-brainer.
If the Dodgers claim him, they'd be the only team that could trade for him. That means Lee wouldn't go to the Rangers or Yankees (the only two teams who could realistically claim him and his contract).
Now, claiming him comes with a few other notes:
- The Phillies could just let him go and the Dodgers could assume all the money in the contract.
- The Phillies and Dodgers could attempt to work a trade for Lee, but all players involved on the 40-man roster would have to clear waivers. This means the Dodgers would likely be sending players in the lower minors, which is good for them because it shouldn't take much to acquire Lee.
- The Phillies could pull him back and explore trading him in the winter.
Worse-case scenario: the Dodgers are the same team in a few days without Lee. Best-case scenario: the Dodgers have pitcher 1A to Clayton Kershaw. This would give the Dodgers a formidable rotation for the postseason.
The Dodgers took on nearly $39 million in the Hanley Ramirez deal. Ownership has shown the desire to do whatever it takes to acquire talent for a playoff run right now. I'd be somewhat surprised if the Dodgers don't claim Lee from the Phillies.


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Orange Chicken Recipe — another $10 or under dinner idea!
[ Click above to embiggen: I took a photo of the orange chicken in the pan when it was done the last time I made this, and that's how it looks when the dish is finished. I think the yellow and orange peppers not only give the dish crunch but also add a visual element that brings home the "orange" in the chicken…and I like the whole pieces of orange segment that are scattered around the pan to give little bursts of orange flavor when eaten. You can see the seasoning on the chicken from when it was broiled, which is a peppery taste I like as an extra addition to the flavor profile. ]
Orange Chicken is my boyfriend Justin's favorite dinner…but over time I evolved it from what's typically found in Chinese restaurants so it's also a little bit French "a l'orange" too. I also added a lot more color in the form of yellow and orange bell peppers and made it healthier than normal by not using anything fried (the way Chinese restaurants typically bread and then fry chicken for this dish). A lot of time I'll have something in a restaurant and come home and try to make it for us in our apartment…and then I'll change the things I didn't like about the restaurant version and amp up the parts of it that Justin and I loved the most. It is a creative license that all cooks use…and it's also a way to make things similar to what you like when you eat out but with whatever you happen to usually have in your kitchen.
When I make Orange Chicken, there's enough for three meals for Justin and myself:
1. The first night we eat this over brown rice
2. The second day, we have an orange chicken sandwich (by just slicing open and toasting some baguette and then adding the orange chicken cold as a sandwich filling…you can heat it up too, if you want, but it's great cold).
3. The last day I make us Orange Chicken lettuce cups by just using the leftovers as the filling of lettuce cups (literally, peeling off large leafs from a head of iceberg lettuce and then adding the warm orange chicken to it).
* Chicken breasts (when I make it for Justin and myself, I buy one of the big Value Packs of chicken that have between 6-7 breasts; since this lasts us for 3 days I think if you want to make it for just one night then use only 2 breasts…but it's more cost effective to just make a 3-day batch).
* Oranges (you can use fresh or canned Mandarin oranges…or clementines if you'd rather use tangerines…the little "cuties" oranges they have in the fall are nice too).
* Bag of colored peppers (you should have this where you live…a bag in the produce aisle that has orange, yellow, and red peppers in it; use the orange and yellow ones for this dish and leave the red ones for something else another day or for snacks later).
* Orange marmalade (for the sauce)
* Your favorite kind of Asian-style sauce (I use whatever's cheapest at the store: Panda Express Orange Chicken Sauce…Safeway Brand's Sesame Orange Sauce…or any other Orange Sauce in the Asian foods aisle at your store).
* Brown rice (or the rice you like)
I think what's fun about making Orange Chicken this way is that there's a lot of flexibility to get into your own groove; you can really put your own personal spin on this, particularly when it comes to the sauce.
How to Make It:
Step One: I start the chicken off first, because that takes the longest. This is especially true if you are making the chicken in your Crock Pot (in which case, just do that the way you normally do and when the chicken is ready just pull it apart with your fork so it's in bite-sized chunks). I only recently acquired a Crock Pot and have always made the chicken in the oven at 350 degrees for as long as it takes to cook it. Before it goes into the oven, I sprinkle it with Lemon Pepper seasoning from Grill Mates (but you can use any seasoning you like for the chicken…I just think the lemon pepper spice is nice later on with the orange flavors). I also add a little chicken broth to the broiling pan and then cover it for the first half of cooking.
Step Two: Make the brown rice. It takes forever, depending on the kind you get. The good thing is that the Orange Chicken can wait for the rice to be done if your timing is off. The final Orange Chicken dish actually tastes even better if it has time to rest and for the flavors to develop.
Step Three: Notice that I don't cut the chicken up into little pieces before it's cooked. That's largely because I think doing that is gross and it always leads to a giant mess. So, I cook the chicken breasts first and when they are done I cut them up into little pieces for the Orange Chicken. When I took Chinese in school my teacher told us that the reason food in Chinese culture is cut into small pieces is so that knives do not need to be placed on the dinner table; this is supposedly because the war lords and feuding generals wouldn't want anyone to have a knife handy at dinner time to make trouble…so all the necessary cutting was done in the kitchen. I like making food bite-size as much as possible because it means washing less silverware later. It also makes it so much easier to portion food and also set things aside for later. The chicken's pretty much doing its own thing for a while while it cooks so I do the other stuff I need to do while this is going on.
Step Four: This is when I make the sauce for the chicken. In a large pan on the stove I plop four large, heaping tablespoons of the orange marmalade. This will add sweetness to the sauce and will also eventually coat random pieces of chicken with orange peel that's in the marmalade. This saves me from having to zest oranges and try to get that orange peel myself. The marmalade does all that for me, which is awesome. Once the marmalade is in the pan, I then pour in some of the Panda Express orange sauce or the Safeway brand orange ginger sauce. I buy these when they are on sale and so there's a 50/50 chance I'll be using one or the other every time I make this. The price point for buying the sauce is when it's $2.99 or so…which happens at least once a month for either of them. Sometimes, Dominick's (which sells the Safeway store brands) has the sauces 2 for $3…and then I stock up. The reason I add the marmalade to the sauce is because I don't think the orange sauces out there have enough orange flavor to them…but I also don't like Orange Chicken without the pungent tang of the Chinese style sauces. Without that tang, then the dish tastes too much like chicken a l'orange (which isn't a bad thing, per se, but it's not Chinese style then). The sauce part of this dish is where you can really tailor things to your taste. Adding more marmalade makes the sauce sweeter and more orange-flavored…but adding more of the Panda Express or Safeway prepared sauce makes it more tangy and savory. It's up to you what you like best.
Step Five: I turn the flame on very low for the sauce while I head over to chop up the orange and yellow peppers. Cut the tops off first (where the stem is) and then slice them all in half so you can scoop out the seeds. Then I cut them so they are little square shapes. I don't like using long slender strips of peppers for Orange Chicken and think the little square pieces look nicer in the final dish. When you've got them all chopped up, add them to the sauce in the pan on the stove.
Step Six: Let the peppers simmer a little but turn the fire off if they start getting too much heat. You want them to be somewhat crunchy so they add a nice texture to the finished dish…and not cooked all the way through.
Step Seven: When the chicken is done, take it out of the oven and cut it up into little pieces. This is where if you've used a Crock Pot instead you can just pull the chicken apart with a fork into pieces and then you add it to the pan with the sauce and the peppers. I like to add the chicken into the pan a few pieces at a time and then stir everything around…then add more chicken…stir some more…etc. until all the chicken is added and everything is evenly coated with sauce. There's no need to have too much sauce because the flavors will be very strong. I swear it took me like 30 years to learn this, but less sauce is actually better. Let the flavors of the chicken and the oranges and the peppers come through and not have everything drowned in sauce. If food is a superhero, then sauce is the cape…the cool accent that makes everything soar, but not an oppressive burqa that hides the food underneath from the world. Once everything has been stirred together, I turn the flame on high for a few minutes which makes the sauce stick to the chicken and for the whole thing to have a cohesive flavor. I stir everything around a few more times and then I let it all rest for 5 minutes.
Step Eight: While the Orange Chicken is resting, I peel roughly 2 oranges and divide them into segments…then I cut each segment into half if it's a big orange. Justin is a very picky eater, so I have to make sure all the white tendons from inside the orange are removed and the segments are all clean. If you are using Mandarin oranges from a can, then just drain them of their juice and add them to the Orange Chicken that's cooling on the stove as-is. If you are using small tangerines or little "cuties" oranges, then use about 4 of them. I like putting them on top of the Orange Chicken at the end so that they absorb the warmth from the food around it but they don't cook and don't burst (as they would if you added them when there was a flame under the pan). I like the orange pieces to be whole like this because they add little flavor explosions here and there when you're eating the dish later. I always make sure people get an even helping of the orange pieces when I dish up the food into the bowls and I save a few orange pieces for garnish on the plate too. Presentation really is a big part of any meal. You can make the most inexpensive food taste "expensive" by just elevating your presentation a little and always making sure you have at least three different colors in every plating (in this case, I have yellow and orange from the peppers and then the white of the chicken…and I'm tempted to serve this dish on a plate with broccoli or green beans sometimes because I love having that brilliant green color on there too). Food really is art, and when you are cooking you are an in-house Picasso.
Step Nine: Before I plate anything up, I clean all the pans and dishes I used to make the meal and all the utensils that got dirty up to this point. This way there's no mess later for me to deal with after we eat.
Step Ten: I dish up the brown rice (which I planned to be ready right now) and then on top of it I add the Orange Chicken: one bowl for Justin and one bowl for me. I then divide the remaining Orange Chicken that's in the pan into two separate bowls: one for tomorrow's cold sandwich version of this dish and the other for the day after's lettuce cups. The only thing I'll need to stretch this meal over three days instead of one is a French baguette and a head of lettuce. I've found that dividing the remainder after I've plated up dinner that first night is the best way to stretch what I've made over the next two days because I'm not relying on something being "leftover" since the plan was always to do that stretching from the beginning. This is also a way to portion control if you are watching your food intake so you don't overeat.
Neither Justin nor I use chopsticks and we just eat this with a fork. I make a hot tea to drink with it, like I'd get at a Chinese restaurant, but Justin likes his Diet Orange pop. Another fun thing you could do is add a little orange juice to a glass of club soda and you could make a bubbly orange drink to complement the chicken dish. I don't drink anymore, but if I did I'd serve this with Blue Moon or another such beer that has an orange-y zing to it. I think a wine that would be nice with this is a Riesling because of its sharp sweetness. Another good pairing is an Italian Prosecco, which some people think is just for the summer time but is super cheap in the fall and winter as a result of that misconception. A sparkling Prosecco with some orange chicken is a very nice combination for people who enjoy alcohol in moderation.
I really don't like ordering Orange Chicken from Chinese restaurants since I started making my own version because they fry their chicken and bread it, which are two things I avoid by roasting the chicken in the oven (or cooking it in the Crock Pot). I also like the crunchiness that the bell peppers add to my version…which Chinese restaurants don't do. Even though I do like Panda Express's Orange Chicken and its sauce, I miss the vegetables that I put in mine and I also like the extra orange flavor that the marmalade brings. A few times I tried making this dish with carrots in addition to the peppers, but it was overkill in my opinion. The carrots also had a weird flavor with all the orange notes around them…so while I do add carrots to the Hawaiian chicken I make, I don't put the carrots in my Orange Chicken. You can try them if you like, or if you can't find any orange or yellow bell peppers…but I think you'll find that the carrots are weird in this.
What I love most about making this Orange Chicken is how CHEAP it ends up being; there's a Chinese restaurant in our neighborhood that we love called Ping Pong, but we can't walk out of that place without spending at least $50 for the two of us for one meal. Here, I can make a better version of Orange Chicken that feeds us for three days for less than half that price.
Cost of Ingredients:
Here's the list of ingredients and what they cost to make Orange Chicken in Chicago the last time I made it (November 2012):
* Chicken Value Pack: 7 breasts of chicken for $12
* Oranges: "Cuties" box of little oranges for $6 (and I used about $1 worth of the oranges by taking three of them for the dish) = $1
* Pack of Colorful Peppers: $5 (and I used 2/3 of them, so about $3.50 worth of yellow and orange peppers) = $3.50
* Marmalade: $3 (and it's enough to make this dish three times, using 1/3 of the marmalade each time…so one use is about $1) = $1
* Panda Express Orange Chicken Sauce: $4 (and I used 1/3 of it, so each bottle is good for making this dish three times)= $1.50
* Brown Rice: $1 (I used the Uncle Ben's quick-brown rice that comes in a big pack of around 5 bags…so I think this was about $1 each) = $1
So, that was a total of $20 and the Orange Chicken will be used for 3 meals, so that's less than $7 for the first night's meal. The next day's sandwich bread costs $2, so that's about $8 for that meal…and the lettuce head is $2 or so, so that's another $8 for the third day. That's $23 to feed two men for three days.
We'll actually eat the cuties oranges and the leftover red peppers as snacks for the next two days, too, so nothing will go to waste. The sauce and the marmalade leftover will be used the next time I make orange chicken. Between Justin and I, we'll finish off the French bread and the lettuce head the day we eat those meals…so yet again we reach my goal of bringing dinners in under $10 and only throwing away plastic bags and packaging into the garbage and never, ever wasting or tossing out good food.
If you decide to make this dish, please let me know how it turns out for you in comments below. If you have your own twist on Orange Chicken I'd love to hear that too.
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posted by Thom Holwerda on Fri 16th Mar 2007 17:16 UTC, submitted by Dale Smoker
Microsoft's own bug hunters should cut Windows Vista some slack and rate its vulnerabilities differently because of the operating system's new, baked-in defenses, according to the developer who is often the public persona of the company's Security Development Lifecycle process. Michael Howard, a senior security program manager in Microsoft's security engineering group, said that the Microsoft Security Response Center is being too conservative in its Vista vulnerability rating plans. Because Vista includes security techniques and technologies that Windows XP lacks, the MSRC should reconsider how it ranks Vista when a vulnerability affects both Microsoft's new operating system and its predecessor, he said.


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MONTREAL, Quebec – In front of a record-setting Montreal soccer crowd of 58,912, the Chicago Fire used Dominic Oduro's 71st minute goal to earn a point on the road in the MLS Opening of Olympic Stadium in Montreal, Quebec.
Opening their fourth MLS stadium in three years, the Men in Red began its 15th season as guests to MLS' 19th team. Fire head coach Frank Klopas trotted out 10 of the Fire's returning 11 starters from the 2011 team that finished 7-2-1. The notable exception in Klopas' first kick XI was 23-year-old former Inter Milan youth goalkeeper Paolo Tornaghi.
The Italian goalkeeper was first called into action in the 18th minute when Sanna Nyassi squared a ball to Justin Braun all alone just inside the penalty area. The Impact forward smashed a shot forcing Tornaghi to dive and palm the ball over the crossbar. After considerable back-and-forth, the first interval finished deadlocked 0-0.
The Impact crowd got what they'd been cheering for in the 56th minute when Sanna Nyassi tracked a ball at the edge of the 18-yard box. The Gambian forward chipped a looping cross that Montreal captain Davy Arnaud met mid-step and headed over the hand of an outstretched Tornaghi to give the Impact its first goal as an MLS side.
Trailing with 20 minutes left to play, and the partisan Impact crowd echoing throughout The Big O, the Fire found its equalizer. Patrick Nyarko picked up the ball on the left side before finding a seam and slotting a pass to Sebastian Grazzini. The Argentine playmaker, with his back to goal, turned and lofted a pass over the defense where Oduro did well to extend his boot and poke the ball past Impact 'keeper Donovan Ricketts in the 71st minute.
In the waning moments of the match, Montreal nearly gave the raucous home fans their first victory. A loose ball bounced to the feet of Impact defender Josh Gardner who hammered a driven effort destined for the far post, but Tornaghi was equal to it, deflecting the shot to ricochet off the far post seconds before the final whistle sounded.
The Fire host Opening Night at Toyota Park against the Philadelphia Union on Saturday, March 24 at 7:30 PM CT. Chicago Fire Season Tickets are available by calling 1-888-MLS-FIRE (657-3473), via Ticketmaster or by heading to the club's official website at Chicago-Fire.com.
- Dominic Oduro, who tallied 12 goals in 2011, scored his first goal of the 2012 season and 28thall-time.
- 2011 assist leader Patrick Nyarko started the 2012 campaign off on the right foot. The crafty Ghanaian had 10 and 9 assists in 2010 and 2011, respectively.
- In his 12th appearance for the Fire, Sebastian Grazzini continues to contribute. The Fire midfielder has 5 goals and 5 assists since joining the club in late July of 2011.
- Paolo Tornaghi, who returned to Italy to obtain his Visa at the beginning of the week, got the starting nod in goal for the Fire.
- Federico Puppo made his Fire MLS debut as a substitute in the in the 62nd minute.
- Fire goalkeeper Sean Johnson was unavailable for selection as he is with the U.S. Men's U-23 National Team in Nashville preparing for CONCACAF Olympic Qualifiers.
- Logan Pause appeared in his 228 match as a Fire player.
- MLS SuperDraft selection Hunter Jumper appeared in his first MLS match, coming on for Gonzalo Segares in the 68th minute.
Chicago Fire 1 – 1 Montreal Impact
Chicago Fire: Paolo Tornaghi; Dan Gargan, Jalil Anibaba, Cory Gibbs, Gonzalo Segares (Hunter Jumper, 68'); Marco Pappa (Federico Puppo, 62'), Pavel Pardo, Logan Pause ©; Sebastian Grazzini (Daniel Paladini, 79'); Dominic Oduro, Patrick Nyarko
Substitutes not used: Jay Nolly, Corben Bone, Rafael Robayo, Orr Barouch
Montreal Impact: Donovan Ricketts; Jeb Brovsky, Mateo Ferrari, Tyson Wahl, Josh Gardner; Davy Arnaud, Felipe Martins, Patrice Bernier (Lamar Neagle, 82'), Justin Mapp (Andrew Wenger, 68'); Sanna Nyassi, Justin Braun (Bernardo Corradi, 77')
Substitutes not used: Greg Sutton, Callum Mallace, Shavar Thomas, Collen Warner
Scoring Summary
MTL – Davy Arnaud (Sanna Nyassi) 56'
MTL – Davy Arnaud (Sanna Nyassi) 56'
CHI – Dominic Oduro (Sebastian Grazzini, Patrick Nyarko) 71'
Misconduct Summary
CHI – Sebastian Grazzini (caution) 42'
MTL – Lamar Neagle (caution) 84'
CHI – Pavel Pardo (caution) 87'
MTL – Sanna Nyassi (caution) 89'
Referee: Kevin Stott
Assistants: Adam Wienckowski, Bill Dittmar
Fourth Official: Geoff Gamble
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SRINAGAR, India (AP) — Authorities imposed curfews in seven towns in the Indian portion of Kashmir on Sunday as sporadic clashes between Hindus and Muslims continued for a third day, officials said.
Police said the death toll in the violence that erupted during Muslim Eid holiday celebrations on Friday rose to three, with authorities recovering a body from the Jammu region on Saturday night.
Shantmanu, a civil administrator who uses one name, said Sunday that there were attempts by activists of various political parties overnight to attack homes and businesses in the Jammu region.
Authorities put the seven towns under an indefinite curfew on Sunday.
Kishtwar, the town where Friday's clashes took place, has been under a strict curfew since the violence there killed two people and injured 24. No fresh violence was reported from the town over the weekend.
Army troops drove through streets on Sunday and enforced curfews in parts of Jammu, Rajouri, Reasi, Udhampur, Kathua, Samba and Baderwah towns, Shantmanu said.
"Curfews have been imposed in various places to control the situation," said Jammu-Kashmir state director-general of police Ashok Prasad.
Meanwhile, authorities denied Arun Jaitley, a top leader of the opposition Hindu nationalist Bharatiya Janata Party, permission to visit the troubled Kishtwar area.
Jammu-Kashmir state's top elected official, Omar Abdullah, said politicians would not be allowed to visit Kishtwar or other violence-hit towns until normalcy was restored.
Abdullah accused opposition leaders of trying to aggravate the situation by "seeking to spread this trouble to other parts of Jammu by trying to organize small clashes between Hindus and Muslims."
Anti-India feelings run deep in Kashmir, where about a dozen rebel groups have been fighting against Indian rule since 1989. More than 68,000 people, mostly civilians, have been killed in the conflict. The rebel groups have largely been suppressed by Indian troops in recent years, and resistance is now principally expressed through street protests.
Kashmir is divided between India and Pakistan. The countries have fought two wars over its control since they won independence from Britain in 1947.
The Indian portion of Kashmir is the only Muslim majority state in the predominantly Hindu country.


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Q: Will the snails I added last year still be in my pond?
Phoebe – Amherst, NH
A: Snails are a pond keeper's best friend – especially when it comes to gobbling through algae.
The type that you probably have in your backyard water garden is the Japanese Trapdoor Snail. They get their name from their fancy shells, which have a hinged fingernail-like plate that allows them to seal the shell's opening, providing protection from drought and predators.
Cold-Weather Friendly
These little guys are hardy enough to weather cold temperatures, like the ones we had all winter. Unlike other aquatic snails, Japanese Trapdoor Snails lack a lung, which means they don't need to surface to suck in frigid (and potentially deadly) oxygen in the winter. They're ideal for harsher northern climates.
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When the spring and summer sunshine warms the water, you might not see your snails. They like to hang out on the bottom of ponds, and they blend in incredibly well with rocks, gravel and plants. But they're hard at work doing what they do best – eating algae and the detritus that feeds it. They also do a great job grooming plants and keeping your rocks and plant pots algae-free.
Strength in Numbers
For maximum algae-eating benefit, we recommend housing a minimum of 10 snails per 50 square feet of pond. If you have a farm pond or larger water feature, you'll need at least 200 snails to have any effect at all. Remember that they will reproduce a few times a year, and tiny newborn snails are hungry!
Aerated Water, Happy Snails: Keep those helpful gastropods happy all year-long by providing plenty of oxygen-rich water. The best way to do that is by aerating your pond with a subsurface aeration system, like the PondAir™ Aeration Kit. Featuring two air stones and flexible black vinyl air tubing, an adjustable unit like this will infuse your pond with oxygen while remaining whisper quiet.
Pond Talk: Have you had success controlling algae in your water feature with snails?
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One man feels free when he can make his own decisions, and have freedom of speech.
One woman doesn't feel free when someone is nagging her.
Another woman feels most free when she plays the piano because she isn't worrying about anything.
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In English we say 'free as a bird', but we associate rats with cages and lack of freedom.
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Hey guys,
Thanks for the help with my wireless issues they are now resolved. (Turned out to be the wifi dongle)
Being that i travel alot i have already fallen in love with the little PC although at times it does need some extra patience.
To waste my time while travelling I really wanted to be able to play some videos. At the moment the best play back provided is using an MPEG format at very low quality (works put my phone has better quality)
Has anybody had any success testing any other players such as GOM, Real ect.??


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In 2011, 4,609 people were fatally injured on the job, according to an annual report from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. That total works out to 3.5 fatal work injuries per every 100,000 full-time equivalent workers. By this count, the workplace is .1 percent safer than it was 2010.
Among the findings in the BLS' report, violence and other injuries from people and animals accounted for 780 fatalities, or about 17 percent, which includes 458 homicides and 242 suicides. In both those categories, shootings were the most frequent manner of death. Of those 780 fatalities, 37 deaths were either animal or insect related.
The BLS report found that in terms of fatal work injury rate— the number of deaths per 100,000 full-time equivalent workers— agriculture, forestry, fishing and hunting are among the most deadly industries, with a rate of 24.4 per 100,000 workers.
The industry with the lowest is education and health services, with .8 per 100,000. In terms of the sheer number of work-related deaths, the industry with the most is transportation and warehousing, with a total of 733. The industry with the least is utilities, with 39 fatal work injuries.
The following 10 professions were found to have the highest fatal work injury rates. These fatal injury rates do not account for workers under 16, volunteers or resident military.
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It is possible that the main title of the report Hailey-Hailey Disease is not the name you expected. Please check the synonyms listing to find the alternate name(s) and disorder subdivision(s) covered by this report.
Hailey-Hailey disease is a rare genetic disorder that is characterized by blisters and lesions most often affecting the neck, armpits, skin folds and genitals. The lesions may come and go and usually heal without scarring. Heat, sweating and friction often aggravate the disorder. The symptoms of Hailey-Hailey disease occur because of the failure of skin cells to stick together resulting in the breakdown of affected skin layers. Hailey-Hailey disease occurs due to a mutation in a specific gene that creates a protein that is essential for the proper health of skin. The disorder becomes apparent after puberty, usually by the third or fourth decade, but symptoms can develop at any age.
Hailey-Hailey disease is also known as familial benign pemphigus, which has created significant confusion in the medical literature. Pemphigus is a general term for a group of rare autoimmune blistering skin disorders. The symptoms and skin damage of pemphigus and Hailey-Hailey disease are similar. However, pemphigus is an autoimmune disorder, a disorder that occurs when the body's own immune system mistakenly attacks healthy tissue. Hailey-Hailey disease is not an autoimmune disorder and there are no autoantibodies. Hailey-Hailey disease is a distinct genetic disorder caused by a gene mutation.
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The American Bar Association (ABA) requires law schools to publicly disclose on its website standardized information in a number of categories.
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OK, the @firedbigbird tweets have been hilarious.
And it's almost understandable that America has given so much attention to the Big Bird comments from Tuesday's debate. (@Firedbigbird had more than 31,000 Twitter followers as of late Friday afternoon.)
I mean, Romney's comment was definitely a "zinger."
We get it. It's funny. But come on.
On Thursday, Public Broadcasting System (PBS) CEO Paula Kerger talked to CNN about the issue, and she couldn't believe the iconic children's TV star has gotten this much attention either.
"With the enormous problems facing our country, the fact that we are the focus is just unbelievable to me," Kerger said, adding that The Bird's unexpected moment in the spotlight (after all these years) was a "stunning moment."
What's even more troubling is the fact that Big Bird doesn't get money from the government. All of the federal money PBS receives goes to member stations.
Kerger also reminded us that as eductaional TV, PBS is our nation's biggest classroom. It prepares kids for school.
Well, good thing we have fact checkers.
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Mark Wahlberg: Grove Shopping with the Girls!
Mark Wahlberg walks hand in hand with his adorable daughter Ella Rae while doing some shopping at The Grove on Sunday (February 10) in Los Angeles.
The 41-year-old actor was also joined by his younger daughter Grace, who donned a matching outfit with her older sister.
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The day before, Mark was seen showing his support for Los Angeles while arriving at LAX Airport.
Mark was recently in England promoting his new film Broken City, out in theaters now!


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A new tennis coaching programme is available during the autumn/winter from Andrew Haw, UK accredited coach.
The weekly sessions allow players to develop their technique and apply tactics to compete and win points!
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The 200 pesos ($24) that truck driver Hector Jofre usually carries to bribe gang members or shanty dwellers for access to Argentina's biggest grain port did no good one night in April.
Six youths in a pickup climbed on the back of the rig when Jofre slowed near a railroad track. They opened hatches that spilled 10 metric tons of corn onto 100 meters of road and swept up as much as they could. Jofre says it took three more deliveries without pay to compensate his employer for the loss.
"It used to happen once a month," said Jofre, 31. "Now it's every day. Truckers are getting spooked."
Truck drivers in Argentina, the world's third-largest exporter of corn and soybeans, say theft and extortion are on the rise at the main port, Rosario. While police have pledged to step up security, escalating crime has boosted shipping fees and compounded delays at terminals, threatening the country's biggest source of dollar income at a time when Argentina's debt crisis has sent central bank reserves near an eight-year low.
As grain supplies arrive from a harvest that is almost complete, thieves are targeting cargo, fuel and personal belongings on trucks headed into Rosario, where increasing drug trafficking led to a doubling of the murder rate in three years. The river city handles 80% of agricultural exports, and is known as Argentina's Chicago for its link with commodities.
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While data on agricultural crime isn't available, police and port authorities interviewed by Bloomberg News say incidents are on the rise, affecting deliveries to grain handlers including Cargill Inc. and Archer-Daniels Midland Co. Even railway owner Belgrano Cargas & Logistica SA added security after convoys were looted in the province of Santa Fe, which includes Rosario.
"The federal and provincial governments need to get a grip on the situation," said Ernesto Ambrosetti, chief economist at the Rural Society, the largest farming group. "It isn't just jeopardizing public safety, but also the ability of the nation's agricultural industry to operate profitably."
Government and police officials pledged to step up security near Rosario's 28 export terminals after meeting with drivers on Aug. 6, the Federation of Argentine Truck Drivers, which represents about 6,000 drivers, said in a statement. After receiving the assurances, the union said it canceled a planned strike to protest the crime wave.
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