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I am not sure if this is a reading challenge or a readathon, but this looks like so much fun, that I had to sign-up. The challenge came from Aentee from Read at Midnight. She actually called it The Reading Quest. Before I begin, I also want to CW of Read, Think, Ponder for the artwork. That is who design the board and the characters.
The challenge starts on Sunday, August 13th and ends on Sunday, September 10, at midnight, in your area. The challenge looks simple. You pick a character and you follow the purple path on the Bingo board. That is the main quest. The blue tiles are the side quests that you can follow. There are even points that you can achieve while you participate. I have a left a link up above (the second link) so you can check out all of the rules and the game board itself.
I have chosen to become a Mage, and I will follow the path starting on the bottom left with the Mage up until I reach the knight.
Before I begin, I must note that when making my TBR there were a lot of questions, and most of them were answered when I scrolled down. However, some of these questions were focusing on books that I have chosen for this readathon. I will star those quests in question. The quests for the Mages, and the books that I have chosen are…
- Read a book with a one-word title – I have chosen Carival by Stephanie Garber. I am looking forward to reading this book. I have owned this book for quite some time.
- Read a book that contains magic – I am going with The Girl Who Drank the Moon by Kelly Barnhill. This one I am sure will count.
- Read a book based on mythology – I am a bit proud of my book choice. I feel a bit clever and ingenious with this book choice. I am going to be reading The Star Theif by Lindsey Becker. This book is about one girl's adventure with the mythical constellations.
- Read a book set in a different world – I have chosen to read Cress by Marissa Meyers.
- Read the first book in a series – This was a bit difficult to find. I had to scour my shelves to find a book that would work. I tend to start series, not finish them. Alas, I was able to find one book. The book that I have chosen is Rebel Belle by Rachel Hawkins.
I have even grabbed some book that will work in some of the side quests. Those side quests and book are…
- Expansion: read a companion novel or a short story* – Originally I read the box as to read a second book or a companion novel and I was celebrating because that meant that I could read Serafina and the Twisted Staff by Robert Beatty. Then upon further inspection, thanks to this blog post I realize that it was short story or companion novel. If I can magically fit this in I would love to finish my serial box series. There is one more book that I have left with Remade. I am hoping that I can get to the last book which is The End of the Beginning.
- Time Warp: read a book set in either the past or the future – I have chosen to read The Gentleman's Guide to Vice and Virtue by Mackenzie Lee. I have heard a lot of great things about this book and I am really looking forward to reading it.
- Potions: read a book concocted by 2 or more authors* – I am not sure if I am cheating, but I proud of myself for thinking of this. I want to read Because You Love to Hate Me edited by Amerlle. It is 13 short stories written by 13 different authors. I believe that it should count.
- Open world: read whatever you want – I am hoping to get to You're Welcome, Universe by Whitney Gardner. In looking at the book, I do not think that this book will fit in any of the boxes. I am not sure, but I am really looking forward to getting to this book. Plus, it is one of my short ones.
- Respawn: read a book that you DNF – I am hoping that I can finish Twice Upon a Time by James Riley. I have started this book, but DNF it because I was caught in a minor reading slump in the beginning of the year. I did enjoy the book, and I am hoping to finish it within this reading challenge/ readathon.
I know that this is a lot, and I am not sure if I will make through to all of these books. Though I am hoping. In the following week, I will come up with a game plan that might work out, to help me stay on track. For now, this will be my TBR. If there are any changes, I will let you know.
I do hope that you will join me in this epic quest. Until next time. Happy reading!


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Environment forum confirms Yukon parties' stands on Peel plan
Yukon Conservation Society and CPAWS hosted Tuesday night event in Whitehorse
It was a polite, but decidedly partisan, crowd of about 100 of Yukon's more prominent environmental activists who turned out for an all-party election forum on Tuesday at Whitehorse's Beringia Centre. The event was hosted by the Yukon Conservation Society and CPAWS.
While there were no surprises from the four delegates (representing the Liberals, NDP, Yukon Party and Green Party), all were asked to clarify their party's position on the Peel watershed land use dispute.
The legal battle is now before the Supreme Court of Canada.
Delegates were asked if they would support the original Peel Land Use plan, which would protect 80 per cent of the region from development, compared to the Yukon Party government's plan which would protect just 30 per cent.
NDP leader Liz Hanson (Whitehorse Centre) said her party would hire new, Peel-friendly lawyers.
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John Streicker, Liberal candidate for Mount Lorne-Southern Lakes, agreed and wants to ensure future land use planning exercises don't end up in the courts.
"It's the wrong tool altogether," said Streicker. "We need to reinvest in land use planning."
Green Party candidate Kristina Calhoun (Riverdale North) also supports the original Peel plan, as approved by Yukon First Nations.
"This was eight years of consultation. This is the public, this is the stakeholders, this is what they want and this is what the Green Party supports."
The Yukon Party's rookie candidate Danny Macdonald, running in Riverdale South, was left to answer for years of Yukon government litigation, drawing groans from the crowd after conceding that the Peel region is important.
"Everyone now understands there will be significant protection for the Peel," Macdonald stated.
"We have to sit down with First Nation governments [after the court ruling] — government to government — and negotiate, to determine what that [protection] is."
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Macdonald also responded to environmental lobbyists looking for regulations to manage off-road vehicle use in the territory.
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Near Stanley in Page County, Virginia — The American South (Mid-Atlantic)
Graves' Chapel
Jackson's Last Glimpse of the Shenandoah Valley
Crossing the South Fork of the Shenandoah River at Columbia Bridge, the long columns of gray took nearly four days to move along the facing road (New Market-Gordonsville Turnpike) before exiting the Page Valley.
Private John H. Worsham of the 21st Virginia Infantry later wrote of the crossing:Near the top, as we were marching, there was a rock, and looking back and down the road, we could see six lines of our army; in one place infantry, in another artillery, in another ambulances and wagons. Some seemed to be coming towards us, some going to the right, some to the left, and some going away from us. They were all, however, climbing the winding mountain road, and following us."
Bivouacking for the night at the nearby village of Hawksbill, Jackson resumed the march the following morning. At the top of the Blue Ridge, he was said to have looked back upon his troops and his beloved Valley that he had so staunchly defended. Less than six months later, Jackson was accidently shot by his own men and soon died from complications.
(Sidebar): The land for Graves' Chapel Methodist Church was conveyed in 1860 by Paschal Graves who helped construct the New Market-Gordonsville Turnpike. During the winter of 1863-1864 the chapel served briefly as a field hospital. The two graves in front of you are testimony to the passing of Confederate troops through this area at that time. The South Carolinian died in the church-turned-hospital on two of the short benches, used in the so-called amen corner.
Erected by Summers-Koontz Camp #490, with help from a grant from the Shenandoah Valley Battlefields Foundation.
Marker series. This marker is included in the Virginia Civil War Trails marker series.
Location. 38° 34.592′ N, 78° 29.257′ W. Marker is near Stanley, Virginia, in Page County. Marker is on Chapel Road (Virginia Route 689), on the left when traveling east. Touch for map. Marker is in this post office area: Stanley VA 22851, United States of America.
Other nearby markers. At least 8 other markers are within 5 miles of this marker, measured as the crow flies. Big Meadows Lodge (approx. 4.1 miles away); Stonewall Jackson's Marches (approx. 4.6 miles away); Guarding the Past Getting to know the air you breathe! (approx. 4.7 miles away); Mountain Contrast (approx. 4.8 miles away); Skyline Drive Historic District (approx. 4.9 miles away); Civilian Conservation Corps (approx. 4.9 miles away); Iron Mike (approx. 4.9 miles away). Touch for a list and map of all markers in Stanley.
More about this marker. The marker features photos of Pvt. John Worsham and Gen. Stonewall Jackson. On the right is a map of the Shenandoah Valley depicting the route of Jackson's march and the locations of other Civil War Trails Markers.
Regarding Graves' Chapel. The two graves mentioned on the marker are those of an unknown Confederate and a South Carolinian.
In March 1863, as elements of Gen. Wade Hampton's old brigade passed through the area, the church was turned into a makeshift hospital.
The unknown soldier mentioned above (from either North Carolina or Soutch Carolina and remembered by a few locals as having the last name of Litterberry or Whistleberry) did not die in the church but was said to have expired
The second Carolinian, William F. Bruner, was of the Wessamassaw Cavalry of Co. D, 2nd South Carolina Cavalry. Remembered as a dark complected man with a jet-black beared, Bruner was suffering from some ailment and had been brought into Graves' Chapel where he died in the church "hospital," on "two of the short benches; used in the so-called amen corner. He was buried beside the first man and in the same manner, and also by Mr. Larkins."
From pp. 87-88, "Avenue of Armies: Civil War Sites and Stories of Luray and Page County, Virginia," (2002) by Robert H. Moore, II
This marker is one of several detailing Civil War activities in Page County, Virginia. Please see the Page County Civil War Markers link below.
Also see . . .
1. Page County Civil War Markers. (Submitted on February 25, 2009, by Craig Swain of Leesburg, Virginia.)
2. Avenue of Armies: Civil War Sites and Stories of Luray and Page County, Virginia. (Submitted on March 20, 2009, by Robert H. Moore, II of Winchester, Virginia.)
Categories. • War, US Civil •
Credits. This page was last revised on June 16, 2016. This page originally submitted on January 17, 2008. This page has been viewed 3,267 times since then and 6 times this year. Last updated on February 6, 2009, by Robert H. Moore, II of Winchester, Virginia. Photos: 1, 2. submitted on January 17, 2008. 3. submitted on January 13, 2009, by Robert H. Moore, II of Winchester, Virginia. 4, 5. submitted on October 1, 2010, by J. J. Prats of Powell, Ohio. 6, 7. submitted on February 6, 2009, by Robert H. Moore, II of Winchester, Virginia. • Craig Swain was the editor who published this page.


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Discussion > A temperature timeline for the last 22,000 years
Harry Passfield, if amending science to suit your needs is bollocks, then according to Phil Clarke 97% of climate science is bollocks.
Those who were not previously aware, are now. Taxpayer funding to 97% of Climate Scientists should be stopped. They can do something more honest like door-to-door sales of Green Energy
Hilarious bullshit. Another of the studies that Gosselin wants to use as evidence of
'a near consensus of an imminent global cooling' is this one.
Yes folks, it is a scan of typescript thesis submitted by one Bonnie MacGill for her Masters. Probably read by Bonnie's degree supervisor, her Mum and nobody else. The title is 'Temperature Variations in Southern Saskatchewan 1921-1970 Regional Identification of Trends' though you'd never guess that from Gossy's quote, and Ms MacGill is clear that there is no way of determining if the current conditions (at the time) were no more than a pause in the warming trend. (Page 2)
I wonder how many people were terrified by Maggie's contribution to the Ice Age Scare (TM)? LOL.
Some severe confirmation bias on display here.
He's using bad information from MBH98 and other bogus sources. Here are some references that verify, for instance, the existence of the MWP. There are plenty of other peer-reviewed reconstructions out there that support the existence of the minoan, roman and medieval warm periods being as warm or warmer than the recent/current warm period.
No question there was a "large" recent uptick in temperatures just as there was a "downtick" from ~1940 - ~1970. If you consult temperature records you find that the warmest period of the 20th Century was the 1930s.
Some papers showing the existence of the Medieval Warm Period:
The extra-tropical Northern Hemisphere temperature in the last two millennia: reconstructions of low-frequency variability
B. Christiansen1 and F. C. Ljungqvist2 1Danish Meteorological Institute, Copenhagen, Denmark
2Department of History, Stockholm University, Stockholm, Sweden
Reconstruction of the Earth's surface temperature based on data of deep boreholes, global warming in the last millennium, and long-term solar cyclicity. Part 2. Experimental data analysis
V. A. Dergachev, O. M. Raspopov
Geomagnetism and Aeronomy June 2010, Volume 50, Issue 3, pp 393–402
Two millennia of North Atlantic seasonality and implications for Norse colonies
William P. Patterson(L), Kristin A. Dietrich, Chris Holmden, and John T. Andrews
PNAS vol. 107 iss#12, 5306-5310
Torneträsk tree-ring width and density ad 500–2004: a test of climatic sensitivity and a new 1500-year reconstruction of north Fennoscandian summers
Håkan Grudd
Climate Dynamics, December 2008, Vol 31, Iss#7, 843-857
Short term climate variability during "Roman Classical Period" in the eastern Mediterranean
Liang Chen(L), Karin A.F. Zonneveld, Gerard J.M. Versteegh
Quaternary Science Reviews, December 2011, Vol 30, Iss# 27 & 28, 3880-3891
Glacial geological evidence for the medieval warm period
Jean M. Grove, Roy Switsur
Climatic Change, March 1994, vol 26, iss#2, 143-169
Low-Frequency Signals in Long Tree-Ring Chronologies for Reconstructing Past Temperature Variability
Jan Esper, Edward R. Cook, Fritz H. Schweingruber
Science 22 Mar 2002, Vol. 295, Issue 5563, pp. 2250-2253
Medieval climate warming and aridity as indicated by multiproxy evidence from the Kola Peninsula, Russia
K.V Kremenetski, T Boettger, G.M MacDonald, T Vaschalova, L Sulerzhitsky, A Hiller
Palaeogeography, Palaeoclimatology, Palaeoecology, July 2004,vol 209 iss#1-4, 113-125
Also read this part of a paper by James Hansen et al which affirms the existence of the MWP and shows it as warm as today or warmer:
https://web.archive.org/web/20070404001809/http://www.epa.gov/climatechange/effects/downloads/ Challenge_chapter2.pdf
Some stuff about problems with dendroclimatology and hockeysticks:
Potential bias in 'updating' tree-ring chronologies using regional curve standardisation: Re-processing 1500 years of Torneträsk density and ring-width data
Thomas M Melvin University of East Anglia, UK, Håkan Grudd Department of Physical Geography and Quaternary Geology, Stockholm University, Sweden, Keith R Briffa University of East Anglia, UK
A mathematical analysis of the divergence problem in dendroclimatology
Craig Loehle
Climatic change, June 2009, vol 94, iss#3, 233-245
further discussion of MBH98 (the hockeystick);
Are multiproxy climate reconstructions robust?
Gerd Buerger & Ulrich Cubasch
Geophysical research letters, vol 32,iss#23
And a must read:
David Holland
Energy & Environment, 2007, vol 18, iss#7-8
Plenty more if one looks for it.
Phil Clarke, you have given up on Gergis and Connolley and now resort to mudflinging to change the subject.
It really is time for the honest 3% of climate scientists to get some taxpayer funding, as the dishonest ones have wasted it all, and still make everyone else pay for their mistakes and the lies to cover them all up.
Meanwhile, venture capitalist money is deserting Unreliable Green money making scams in the USA, as there is no money in it.
Soon Green Venture Capitalists will cut funds to Green bloggers too, and those Big Green cheques are going to end.
Plenty more if one looks for it
Thanks for posting some peer-reviewed science there, Chris. The nine MWP papers are interesting.
Well, the seven MWP papers. The Hansen link is dead and Chen et al is about the Roman Warm Period. But the rest do indicate warmth, as the first says:
The two-millennia long reconstruction shows a well defined Medieval Warm Period, with a peak warming ca. 950–1050 AD
And the last finding
on the Kola Peninsula, northwest Russia, indicate a period of exceptionally warm and dry conditions commenced at ca. AD 600 and was most pronounced between ca. AD 1000 and 1200
But the Patterson et al paper shows a distinct RWP in Iceland and Greenland but a MWP starting earlier than most, and a minimum around about 1100.
In other words when it was warmest in NW Russia, it was bloody cold in Iceland. This study reinforces that possibility:
We use cosmogenic beryllium-10 dating to develop a moraine chronology with century-scale resolution over the last millennium and show that alpine glaciers in Baffin Island and western Greenland were at or near their maximum LIA configurations during the proposed general timing of the MWP. Complimentary paleoclimate proxy data suggest that the western North Atlantic region remained cool, whereas the eastern North Atlantic region was comparatively warmer during the MWP
Glacier maxima in Baffin Bay during the Medieval Warm Period coeval with Norse settlement
Just a couple examples of cool regional climate during the proposed MWP.
Plenty more if one looks for it.
This story is carrying wide and far
Phil Clarke: You lied by selective quotation in the vain (good word for you) hope that no-one would check. You see, not many people bother, they tend to take the word of someone who seems to be in the know. Hah!
As to your pathetic cobbling together of a phrase that uses the word 'may' in a piss-take against Chris Monckton, you, above all the anal-retentive alarmists, would know that you used it in an ironic, if not pejorative fashion; totally at odds with the way PG used the word, as an expression of possibility.
But still, you lied - and you may have done so in many previous posts. Thing is, now we know.
GC: Thanks for the link to Dellers. quite hilarious that when I started to read it a pop-up advert came on the screen asking me to celebrate: "Wikipedia is 15 today!". Then it came to me: Not so very mature after all. Not even old enough to smoke - at least not the legal stuff.
Ok, Harry, it makes no sense but even the assertion that Connolley may have authored 5,428 original articles is bollocks.
He made 5,000 edits so the raw number is meaningless.
And the paper is still bollocks.
Much as I enjoy XKCD's quirky humour and interesting take on science, this was ruined by XKCD splicing on "Mike's nature trick" at the end (i.e. "Stuff the proxies, let's put on some instrument readings, as we can make them far more scary!"). Also, it is well accepted that the Holocene Optimum was several degrees warmer than today, which they also
managed to gloss over give completely wrong data. Finally, they point out the limits of the data, with short warming and cooling spikes "smoothed out" – then conveniently fail to apply that logic at the end! Sorry, I love the humour, but not, in this instance, the science.
Radical Rodent, how very nicely put.
Phil Clarke, William M Connolley is not the Messiah, he's a very naughty boy
The climatocracy obsession with editing history was one of the big signs that the social movement us very dysfunctional.
Gosselin makes the claim that Connelly has
written over 5,400 original Wikipedia articles in an attempt to persuade the public to believe in a dominant role for humans and CO2 in causing climate changes
This is of course, bollocks. In fact the whole thing is BS in various degrees from start to end
Sep 14, 2016 at 1:59 PM | Unregistered CommenterPhil Clarke
Phil, it was Lawrence Soloman who blew the whistle.
Phil Clarke, where did you get the "only 5,000 edits" figure from? Surely you didn't trust William M Connolley? Were the remaining 428 other peoples articles he just deleted because he decided he didn't like them?
The Green Party's image as dishonest, is safe. Are their other experts more trustworthy?
"Gosselin makes the claim..."
clipe doesn't it make you proud to see Climate Scientists still tripping up over the Medieval Warm Period, that Connolley failed to smooth away to comply with Mann's HockeyStick?
As for the attempt to hide evidence of the 70s Ice Age Scare.
It just PROVES that Climate Science is riddled with untrustworthy science.
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Yes, Solomon first excreted the brown smelly stuff, Delingpole, Gosselin and Richards just spread it around.
To be strictly, pedantically accurate the claim was most recently parroted by Ken Richards, in a piece published by Gosselin:
William Connolley may have successfully erased the Medieval Warm Period and 1970s cooling concerns from the pages of Wikipedia. He may have successfully written over 5,400 original Wikipedia articles in an attempt to persuade the public to believe in a dominant role for humans and CO2 in causing climate changes.
Even with the weasel word 'May' (well, did he or didn't he?) it is bullshit. The reality is circa 5,400 edits, which may be anything from a complete article to correcting a typo and on subjects from
Aesop, Berkhamstead Castle to XAP2.
And, to repeat, this claim is utter bullshit:
What follows is a list of over 285 papers published during the 1960s, 70s and 80s showing there was a near consensus of an imminent global cooling
But it includes this which says the exact opposite
there is no evidence that further cooling is likely in the immediate future
Richards is a liar and people propagating this crud lose any claim to the title 'sceptic'.
Phil Clarke. So now you even take responsibility for defining who is an acceptable sceptic. Do tell us what other roles you wish to assume. Doesn't it get rather boring to assume (as you appear to do) you are always correct when posting here - even when you are demonstrably wrong ?
Phil, I'm all for accuracy, but your claims here are a little extreme. The article you link to is titled "cause and effects of global cooling". It does use the words you (selectively) quote, but it also says "The observed cooling corresponds to a re-establishment of the 'Little Ice Age' which persisted for several hundred years up to the end of the nineteenth century;" That would be the Little Ice Age that MBH98 etc try to write out of history. Yet you link to this article to support your arguments. Careless!
You're in danger of going down a little in my estimation, if you're not careful.
The paper was being promoted as supporting 'imminent cooling' when it did no such thing. This establishes that Richards is capable of dishonesty, and those parrotting his claims have not actually scrutinised them.
Also, it dates from 1975, nearly a quarter century before MBH98. I am not aware that anyone tried to delete the LIA. Evidence?
I accept that using the paper to support a claim of "imminent cooling" was stretching things, and it should perhaps not have been included. It is clear, however, that despite a degree of scepticism, the paper did accept that global cooling had recently taken place, and also that perhaps it was a cause for some concern. To accuse Richards of being capable of dishonesty on the back of this is, I think, going too far. The paper can fairly be included as one which accepts that global cooling was taking/had taken place, but not one that supports a claim that further cooling was imminent. And it is one paper out of 285 - what of the other 284? If the boot were on the other foot (an alarmist playing similar games) I'm not sure you'd be so quick then to accuse them of dishonesty.
I do agree, however, that the claims should be scrutinised and not simply parroted (would that Petersen's UHI paper in 2003 had received such scrutiny from the alarmists rather than unsceptical glorification and repeated citation with approval!).
As for the final point, it's an old one, so perhaps best not to go there (again!) but I don't remember the hockey stick having a downtick to represent the Little Ice Age...


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Ben Nelson, former CEO of Snapfish and former chairman of RedBeacon, is looking to shift the paradigm of elite higher education with his latest endeavor, the Minerva Project. An online university seeking to rival Harvard, Yale and other universities of their ilk, the Minerva Project has already attracted a significant amount of interest – and scrutiny – for its novel approach to the business of learning.
In an interview with PandoDaily today, Nelson says that the idea was inspired in part by his time at the Wharton School and in part by a growing worldwide demand for access to quality higher education. "Universities have frozen their class sizes," said Nelson, "and there is a market that is begging for a service that is in increasingly short supply."
In a TEDx talk Nelson gave last December, Nelson quoted Harvard as allowing that 85 percent of all applicants to the school are "fully qualified" to gain admission. Yet, Nelson says, Harvard – whose acceptance rate this past admissions season peaked at a record low of 5.9 percent — and schools like it are restricting access mostly based on factors other than the student's own qualifications.
Naturally, scalability is an issue, and considerations such as infrastructure demands certainly come into play, Nelson says. But, he goes on, so too do athletics, so-called family 'legacies,' and other desirable admissions elements such as the geographic diversity the student may represent.
It's important to understand why universities give preference for who they give preference to. They have a limit. Harvard has a 5.9 percent acceptance rate. No one can make a straight-faced argument that those students are objectively better than anyone else. It becomes random at that point, and you'd rather curate a class that has a diverse set of backgrounds and experiences, and that's the right thing to do…But the system can't sustain the model we're pursuing. Yale just announced they're going to increase the size of their class by 250 kids and it will cost them half a billion dollars to do that. How can you blame them? But based on demand, in the past 20 years, Yale should have increased by 25,000.
What Nelson envisions is an institution with no capacity limits that offers high-quality instruction from the top minds in academia to the best students the world over by harnessing the ubiquity of Internet access. It's a bold endeavor, and of course, Nelson isn't the first to take on the marketplace of online education, or even of elite online education. Both online campuses affiliated with brick-and-mortar institutions and standalone programs abound, and newer models are popping up every day; tenured Stanford University professor Sebastian Thrun left his post in February to set up Udacity, a for-profit school offering free college-level classes on topics like cryptography and Web engineering.
Yet Nelson, who has left the corporate world to focus on the project, is confident that Minerva will find its place among the top academic institutions, and he doesn't seem to be the only one. The 36-year-old entrepreneur announced this week that he has secured $25 million in seed money from Benchmark Capital, a Menlo Park-based venture capital firm. It is the largest such investment in the 17-year history of the firm, which includes the early-stage funding of eBay, Twitter and several other high-profile tech startups. In addition, Nelson has received attention from a number of professors and academic heavyweights; former Harvard President Larry Summers asked to be chair of the advisory board, which also includes former Wharton Dean Patrick Harker, former New School President Bob Kerrey, and former Carnegie Foundation President Lee Schulman.
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A look at players who have outperformed their past postseason standards.
The light shines brighter and the microscope intensifies when the NBA postseason tips off. Every team needs its stars, starters, and key role players to improve their game. A variety of players have taken that challenge to heart and produced career-best playoff performances.
Through Round 1 and the early stages of conference semifinal matchups, representatives of each team still competing for the Larry O'Brien trophy have pieced together the best postseason showings of their professional lives.
The degree of success varies, but the following guys have all shown out when compared to the numbers they've posted in past postseason appearances.
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Atlanta's starting small forward played the role of unsung hero throughout the 2014-15 campaign. Although he was recognized along with his fellow starters when the Hawks starting five won Eastern Conference Player of the Month honors in January, Carroll was the lone member who did not make the All-Star team.
That's not to say Carroll should have been an All-Star, but he's certainly one of the more underrated players in the league today. He's been using the postseason atmosphere to show exactly how valuable he can be.
Through eight games played thus far, Carroll is the Hawks' leading scorer at 18.9 points per game (not a misprint). He's scored 20 points or more in six straight games following an ugly 1-of-8 shooting performance in Game 2 against Brooklyn. He was the high scorer for the game in two of those six.
His postseason averages this year are way up from anything he's done in years prior. He's also shooting 55.6% from the field and a ridiculous 46.5% from beyond the arc. Seeing as Kyle Korver's percentages—41.1% from the field, 37.5% from three—have actually looked mortal, it's a godsend for head coach Mike Budenholzer that Carroll is picking up the slack with lights-out shooting.
Freshly minted Most Improved Player award winner Jimmy Butler has carried that label into the postseason setting, where his production has crushed what he posted in the three years prior.
It's fair to say that Jimmy Buckets is an entirely different player than he's been in years past. He was absolutely brilliant for the Bulls this season, earning his first All-Star team in addition to winning Most Improved. Still, it's remarkable just how good the Marquette product has been on the big stage.
His 23.4 points, 3.8 assists, 2.5 steals and 38% shooting from downtown are all up from his regular season totals.
Scoring 108.9 points per 100 possessions for the 2015 playoffs thus far, Washington ranks second in offensive rating behind only the Cleveland Cavaliers. A number of Wizards have played an integral role in that offensive success, while a handful are having career-best playoff showings.
Marcin Gortat is the one veteran out of the three guys in question. The 31 year old has reached the postseason five separate times in his career, but only with Washington has he filled a starting role (he was previously Dwight Howard's backup with Orlando).
The Polish Hammer's production is up slightly across the board, as he's averaging 15.2 points, 10.2 rebounds, and 2.5 assists per contest. The biggest difference from his previous best playoff performance one year ago, however, is efficiency. The former second-round pick is converting 67.2% of his field goal attempts in the playoffs—a huge improvement from the 49.2% shooting he posted throughout 11 playoff games in 2014.
John Wall, on the other hand, has been woefully inefficient as a scorer. He's shooting 39.7% from the field and 23.1% from three-point territory. The plus side? Those figures are both better than those he posted last year in his playoff debut.
Additionally, Wall is dishing out a postseason-leading 12.6 assists per game. That leaves James Harden a distant second at 8.5 assists per game and is significantly better than the 7.1 assists per game Wall collected in the 2014 playoffs.
Add in the fact that Wall is also committing slightly fewer turnovers compared to last year's playoffs (3.0 versus 3.3) and it becomes easier to overlook the fact that he's converting less than 40% of his shots. There's room to improve from a scoring standpoint, but Wall's ability to orchestrate the offense and get everyone involved has proved invaluable for the Wiz.
Finally, where in the world did Otto Porter Jr. come from? The 21-year-old was an abysmal non-factor as a rookie. He looked genuinely overwhelmed every time he stepped on the court despite entering the league as a highly touted No. 3 overall selection. He was much better throughout his sophomore campaign, but he's truly blossomed in the playoff atmosphere.
Not only is the youngster averaging 10.5 points and eight rebounds per game—significant leaps from his regular season numbers—but Porter's also shooting 53.2% from the field and has drained 50% of his triples (9-of-18) all while coming off the bench. He's been a true spark plug for Washington's second unit.
Kyrie Irving, Cavaliers
Since the Cavaliers are such an inexperienced group in terms of playoff appearances, we'll have to cheat a bit by tabbing Kyrie Irving as the team's playoff performer who's beating previous standards. There's nothing to compare against, of course, because 2015 is Kyrie's first-ever playoff showing. But the 23 year old has risen to the occasion.
Irving went off for 30 points in his playoff debut, making 11-of-21 shots (5-of-9 from distance). He's eclipsed 20 points in five of six games thus far—scoring production Cleveland desperately needs, especially with the burden placed on LeBron James with Kevin Love sidelined.
Either Klay Thompson or Draymond Green could be pegged in this spot for the Warriors, but the nod goes to the 25-year-old Splash Brother.
Klay's rebounding and assists numbers have dipped. His scoring and shooting efficiency, however, sit comfortably at playoff career-highs. He's shooting 47.6% from the field and 43.2% from long range. Those are both huge jumps from a year ago, when Thompson shot 40.8% and 36.4%, respectively.
Golden State is already seen as the championship favorite by many. If Thompson keeps shooting the ball with confidence, the Dubs will simply have too many weapons to overcome.
Mike Conley deserves heaps of praise for his dominant postseason outings pre- and post-facial fractures. He's shooting 54.2% from the field (a playoff best by a significant margin) and 42.9% from three-point range. His efforts will not be overlooked, but Courtney Lee has been brilliant compared to his playoff standards.
In addition to scoring a playoff-best 15.7 points per game (stepping up in Conley's brief absence), Lee has posted shooting percentage splits of 58/50/95.5 through seven games. His scoring efficiency has been robotic, and he's outscoring his regular season scoring output by a significant margin.
Lee can often be overlooked in the Grizzlies star-studded starting five, but he's making a huge impact for Memphis this year.
James Harden, Rockets
Playoff performance isn't factored into NBA MVP voting, but if it was, Stephen Curry would have to be sweating out the performances James Harden has turned in on a game-to-game basis for the Rockets.
By averaging 27.7 points and 8.3 assists per game, the bearded southpaw ranks third and second in those categories for the playoffs, respectively. On top of those figures, Harden has improved his scoring efficiency compared to his regular season marks, leaping to 45.7% from the field and 38.3% from beyond the arc.
He hit a pair of clutch threes down the stretch of Game 2 win against the Clippers on Wednesday night, and he has made 55 of his 58 free throw attempts throughout the postseason thus far.
On the negative side, he's turning the ball over a whopping five times per contest. That's ludicrously high, but his ability to score points in heavy volume while also dishing out more than eight assists per game helps override that ugly statistic.
Blake Griffin, Clippers
We've saved the best for last, as Blake Griffin is putting together a historically great postseason.
For reference of just how transcendent Blake has been since the regular season came to a close, here's a list of players who have averaged at least 25 points, 13 rebounds and seven assists throughout a postseason, via Basketball Reference:
1. Oscar Robertson (1963)
2. Blake Griffin (2015)
That's it. The Big O is the only other player in history who has posted numbers similar to what we're witnessing from Griffin right now. He's been in a zone similar to the stretch he had in January and February last year with Chris Paul sidelined, when he carried the short-handed Clippers on his shoulders. His 7.7 assists per game ranks fifth among his playoff peers, and he's already compiled three triple-doubles in these playoffs.
Those three postseason triple-doubles rank Griffin tied for 10th among playoff performers dating back to 1985.
The Clips need CP3 to get back out on the court as soon as possible, but Griffin has ensured that LA will stay competitive regardless. Frankly, that may be the biggest testament to his phenomenal play.
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Oprah Winfrey is purportedly not "actively considering" a run for president in 2020, but that has not stopped pollsters from analyzing a potential matchup between the media mogul and President Donald Trump.
Results of a NPR/PBS NewsHour/Marist Poll released Friday showed Winfrey with a double-digit lead over Trump among registered voters.
Fifty percent of voters said they would vote for Winfrey if the 2020 election were held today, while 39 percent said they would vote for Trump.
The poll showed a significant partisan divide, with 91 percent of Democrats supporting Winfrey and 85 percent of Republicans backing Trump. Winfrey leads 46 percent to 37 percent among Independents.
Winfrey benefits from strong support among African American and Latino voters, while white voters are split 45 percent to 44 percent slightly in favor of Trump.
However, the survey also found that 54 percent of voters do not want Winfrey to run for president compared to 35 percent that would like to see her run.
Winfrey's powerful speech at the Golden Globes last Sunday was seen by many as a move toward a presidential campaign.
Gayle King, Winfrey's best friend, said earlier this week that the former talk show host is "intrigued" by the idea of running for president but is not "actively considering" a run.
The NPR/PBS NewsHour/Marist survey of 1,092 registered voters was conducted January 8th through 10th and has a margin of error of plus or minus 3.0 percentage points.
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Chicken with Turkey Sausage Chunky Pasta Stoup
Remember when you were a kid and had a cold or the flu and your mom or grandma would make you chicken noodle soup? Yeah, me neither. So as an adult, I have indulged myself in the realm of soups and stoups. A "stoup", as I am sure you know, is a really chunky, thick stew-like soup, ergo "stoup". I made a version of this last weekend but.......well, it did not turn out so well. The flavors I had wanted were all there, but I had made it in a slow-cooker and I'd made a fatal mistake: I put the pasta in from the start, so my orecchiette became gloppy. Yes, I am deeply shamed.
You can see how the orecchiette turned into big globs of pasta.
Always one to learn from my mistakes, after recovering a bit from the stomach flu this weekend, I decided I needed my version of chicken noodle soup. I did well, this time, and it has helped make me feel quite a bit adequate. Here is what I did....
1 package of boneless, skinless chicken breasts (2-3), cubed
2 packages of chicken or turkey Italian sausages, cut into bite-sized pieces
1 large onion, coarsely chopped
2 large or 3 medium cloves garlic, finely chopped or grated
2 - 3 fire roasted and peeled red peppers, chopped
4 - 6 roma tomatoes, coarsely chopped
1.5 cups sturdy pasta, such as penne rigate
1 quart chicken stock (I used my own homemade stock)
1 cup white or rose wine
2 tablespoons apple cider or red wine vinegar
1 tablespoon coriander seed
1 rounded tablespoon paprika
1 rounded teaspoon thyme
1 rounded teaspoon oregano
1 rounded tablespoon Herbs de Provence
1 teaspoon Turmeric
1 teaspoon black pepper
1+ teaspoon salt
2 tablespoons Italian seasoning
3 tablespoons extra virgin olive oil (evoo)
Spices and aromatics
Red peppers, garlic and onion
This recipe is very simple to put together. One good idea I had was to put all of the spices except the turmeric, some salt and some pepper into a spice grinder and grind it until fine. I will tell you why in a moment, though I like to use Turmeric separately from most other spices in order to develop its own flavor and aroma from the rest. The salt and pepper I use to simply season the cubed chicken breasts which I cut in half and then cube, seasoning all sides of the chicken. When I sear the chicken and the sausages, I add a pinch of Turmeric and a hefty pinch of the rest of the seasoning. When I add the onion and peppers, I add yet another good pinch (a rounded teaspoon) of the blended seasoning, the same with the garlic, the same with the tomatoes and the liquids. Every layer of the dish is seasoned.
Sauteeing the cubed chicken breasts and Italian turkey sausage.
After deglazing the pot with the wine and vinegar, I added my homemade chicken stock, tomatoes and another layer of seasoning. I let this mixture simmer covered for an hour.
The aroma as this mixture simmers is simply incredible.
Thirty minutes before adding the last of the chicken stock and the pasta, I add a layer of garden fresh flavor. Basil makes every pasta dish stellar.
I added the penne rigate and let it cook another thirty minutes on low. This sturdy pasta absorbs that delicious liquid flavor to add a condensed, complex layer of flavor. Quite comforting. I added torn basil atop the pasta as yet one more layer of flavor.
Now, ready to serve!
I garnished with small basil leaves and shaved Parmesan. What an intensely flavorful, hearty and comforting meal. This was one of my favorites, hot out of the pot.
I hope you enjoyed this recipe. Please feel free to tweak it and make it your own! That is the fun of cooking, making it to your own comfort level.
Thank You for your visit, time and consideration!
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Insurance Commissioner Jones Announces That Health Insurers Will Hold Off On Rate Increases
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Insurance Commissioner Dave Jones announced today that Anthem Blue Cross, Aetna, and PacifiCare have agreed to comply with his request to refrain from increasing premiums for 60 days beyond their anticipated effective dates for their recent rate filings with California Department of Insurance (CDI).
Earlier this month, Commissioner Jones made a similar request of Blue Shield after almost 200,000 California policyholders were notified of significant rate increases, with some reaching as high as 59 percent when combined with previous, recent rate increases. Although Blue Shield has not agreed to comply with the 60 day delay, the company has announced they will hire an outside actuary to review its filing and to issue rebates to policyholders if warranted.
"I am pleased that Aetna, Anthem Blue Cross and PacifiCare have agreed to my request that they halt the implementation of their rate increases until the Department of Insurance has adequate time to review their recent rate filings," Commissioner Jones said. "I am very concerned about the impact premium increases will have on policyholders, so I want to ensure that the Department has adequate time to review these rate filings for compliance with the law. Blue Shield policyholders will not have the benefit of this additional review period to ensure compliance with the law, but I will do what is within my power to determine whether Blue Shield's proposed rates are in compliance with the law and to enforce that law," continued Jones.
Under California law, the Insurance Commissioner does not have the authority to reject excessive premium increases; however, by asking these insurers for a delay in the implementation of their rate increases, the Commissioner should have the time necessary to ensure that all proposed increases have been thoroughly reviewed and are in compliance with the law, including the recently enacted SB 1163. SB 1163 requires health plans and insurers to provide detailed information regarding premium increases and to submit a certification from an outside actuary. The Department of Insurance reviews those rate filings and the Insurance Commissioner is required to determine if the proposed rate is "unreasonable" and to post that information on his website. Additionally, on Commissioner Dave Jones' first day in office he issued an Emergency Regulation which gives him the authority to enforce the new federal 80% medical loss ratio in the individual market.
"Although I do not have the authority to prevent excessive rate increases, these rate filings will be reviewed to ensure compliance with the new law that requires that 80 cents of every premium dollar is spent on providing health care and to determine whether the proposed rate increase is unreasonable," Commissioner Jones said. "These rate increases come at a time when many Californians are still struggling to get by in tough economic times, so it is especially important to work to prevent unreasonable rate increases from going into effect," continued Jones.
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text: I've been questioned, mostly politely, "Do you really think people can forget?" Well yeah, I do. Rather they minimize and compartimentalize: http://www.opinionjournal.com/columnists/dhenninger/?id=110006899 Ground Zero to Baghdad September 11 and the collapse of national unity. BY DANIEL HENNINGER Friday, July 1, 2005 12:01 a.m. Fourth of July weekend begins today, and among the verities certain to occur is that every waking hour in four days people will be standing at the high wire fence near Church Street in lower Manhattan, staring at Ground Zero, at what's left of what we now call "September 11." We know these visitors to Ground Zero will be there looking into this austere pit, because those of us who work nearby and walk past it see them there, every day. They came the moment they were allowed to on Dec. 30, 2001, at the famous viewing platform, and have come each day since, amid the disgusting cold winds of February and impossible August heat. But if their presence is a certainty, its meaning, of course, has gone up for grabs. Nearly four years after what happened on September 11, we must now debate whether a linkage exists between that day and the war in Iraq. After President Bush associated the two several times in his defense of Iraq this week at Fort Bragg, both the House and Senate Democratic leaders pounded the linkage. House Leader Nancy Pelosi was explicit: "He is willing to exploit the sacred ground of 9/11, knowing that there is no connection between 9/11 and the war in Iraq." Senate Leader Harry Reid said the September 11 references don't offer "a way forward" in Iraq and only remind us that bin Laden "is still on the loose." To be able to separate September 11 and Iraq into wholly unrelated realms may be possible for very smart people--but not everyone. On a very warm Wednesday this past May, during Fleet Week in New York City, a passerby at Ground Zero encountered some 150 astonishingly young Marines in fatigues, wet with sweat after a run, standing at attention on the site's edge, outside the fence. They were from the 24th Marine Expeditionary Unit, and they appeared to be in the middle of a formal ceremony. Yesterday the organizer of the May event, Maj. Dave Anderson, explained they were laying a wreath to honor the victims of September 11, and that the three Marines chosen to lay the wreath had earned Purple Hearts while serving in Iraq. When the ceremony ended, he said, a woman came out of the crowd, crying, and grabbed his wrist to say that her brother had died in there that day, and she said to him, "When people see you Marines doing this, they'll know that you will take the fight forward." So it is that below the level of exquisite analysis now common in our politics, some Americans do exist who credit a connection between September 11 and events in Iraq. Perhaps there will be a poll out in a few weeks that will expose their sentiment to the greater weight and rigor of statistical science. In time even Pearl Harbor became more a symbol than the bloody reality that ultimately hurled American forces against a Germany that didn't attack us at Pearl Harbor. But time seems to pass faster today. The first Fourth of July after September 11 was a day of national unity, in sorrow but also in belief that the U.S. had to go on offense, over there, against the force that had hit us. Now there is no unity; September 11, the war in Iraq, pretty much anything George Bush does and even Afghanistan is a fair target. After Mr. Bush delivered the speech on Iraq that many said, rightly, was overdue, David Letterman made jokes about the war. DNC Chairman Howard Dean dismissed it as the "darkness of divisiveness" and "pandering to fear." John Murtha, the party's top spokesmen on military affairs, said, "I believe they are going to cut and run." A Times reporter announced as well that "for the first time," Afghans are "feeling uneasy about the future." The day following the president's speech, architect David Childs unveiled the latest design of the long-overdue tower intended to replace the twin towers in downtown Manhattan. If we must have an office building in this space so the Port Authority can restart its tax flows, and if it must be a "designed" 1,776-foot-high skyscraper, Mr. Childs's building is perfectly acceptable. But no, Ground Zero is first of all about one's politics now, so for the New York Times architecture critic, Mr. Childs's tall building "is an ideal symbol for an empire enthralled with its own power." We've watched September 11 drift from unity of purpose to unhinged vituperation. The partisanship is easy to dismiss, but I believe the Bush team's deep disdain of a hostile opposition media has caused it to miss--until now--the need to organize a home front to support the remarkable sacrifice in Iraq. This failure may prove to be the one unforgivable thing. As to September 11's stern symbol--Ground Zero--its place is secure no matter what New York's politics dumps into the Port Authority's 16 acres. The only true memorial that will ever be--that huge hole in the ground, that zero, a filthy, ripped and awesome aftermath--has been there to see for more than 3 1/2 years. This is what it means to visit the memorial there now. A steel fence is on all four sides. On two of them, the Port Authority has hung simple descriptions and pictures of what happened there, at the Pentagon and in Pennsylvania. You can read a short history of the two towers. You can read the names of each person who died there that day. After people absorb these things, they get very close to the fence and stare into the open space. Then they take some pictures, and then they go somewhere else. By now anyone with sufficient desire or need has come to Ground Zero. By now unfathomable numbers have seen that hole in its barest form. They have taken the experience home with them. I think September 11 is going to be properly remembered, no matter what happens in lower Manhattan now. It remains for this administration to do the same for the commitments already made to Iraq and in Iraq. Mr. Henninger is deputy editor of The Wall Street Journal's editorial page. His column appears Fridays in the Journal and on OpinionJournal.com.


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Their time in Asia's Got Talent (AGT) may have ended… but indeed Sada Borneo's journey has just started!
As soon as we find out who among the Finalists will be crowned the first AGT winner this May 14th, Sada Borneo is already scheduled to perform in Miri, Sarawak, Borneo, Malaysia on May 16th!!!
They will be performing at the Miri City Day 10th Anniversary Concert on 16th May 2015.
And then, just 3 weeks later, on June 5th, they are scheduled to perform in Kuching, Sarawak, Borneo, Malaysia!!!
At this rate, we'll soon lose track of the boys' whereabouts so do follow their official Facebook Page: Sada Borneo for updates on future performances/shows/etc!
Looking forward to more chances to catch them LIVE!!!
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|Cross stitched sock monkey - almost done!
However, I should be done with Mr. Monkey by the weekend. All I have left is some light brown shading along the bottoms of his feet and tail and the backstitching and lettering. This was a quick little piece! I think my next endeavor is going to be something more original, though, and probably ocean-themed, because EtsyNEAT's June challenge theme is "Water/The Ocean."
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Hello all it's been a while. I hope you're all well.
I'll apologize in advanced as this will have you scratching your heads. I recently upgraded and since day 1 I've had trouble with cold boots, restarts are fine but if I shut down my pc and leave it for 15 minutes it won't boot and just hangs on the enter bios screen and the green light(boot drive) stays alight. If I force a shut down and try to boot again it will hang at the enter bios screen but will show the white light(gpu). The only way to boot is to remove the gpu and boot to Windows using on board graphics. Then shut down and put the gpu back in and then it will boot fine.
I even got Paulpicks to come around to see if he could maybe spot something I'd overlooked and he left scratching his head as much as me
Things we've tried.
Disconnecting all drives except the os drive.
Tested 1 stick of ram at a time in different slots.
2 motherboards both the same model.
GTX 770 and GTX 980ti.
Re mounted cpu and cooler.
Only connecting 1 monitor using a DVI cable.
Everything has been re seated and all power cables checked.
I've re built the rig twice.
Setting voltages manually.
Opt defaults and with XMP enabled.
2 different keyboards.
Old and new versions of Corsairs utility engine.
All on a fresh install of Win 10 Pro.
For 10 days or more we've just been going around in circles and there is no consistency to it at all.
Specs are as follows
PSU: EVGA Supernova P2 1000w
CPU: i7 8700k
Mobo: ASUS Z370 ROG Strix Gaming E(bios 0615)
RAM: 16Gb Corsair Vengence DDR4
SSD's 250Gb Crucial BX, 250Gb Samsung 840 Evo, 120Gb OCZ Agility 4.
Hdd's: 1Tb Hitachi, 2TB Seagate
CPU Cooler: EK Predator 240
I've got to the point of giving up now and don't shut my pc down so any help or ideas would be greatly appreciated.


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I've searched the boards but can't seem to find what i'm looking for.
I've got one glorious week here to dine to my heart's content in my old hood, and want to know what are the best new openings from this past year or so that I've missed out on since I moved to LA.
Specifically, I'm looking for outstanding Italian since LA isn't really up to par, but am open to other new cuisines as well. Cheap to midrange, (<$18 entrees), and pref'ly below 14th St, in E Vill/W. Vill/ LES and possibly Brooklyn. neighborhood spots also preferable, as i've had my share of spacey, upscale lavish atmospheric places in LA. What i miss are the cramped, hole-in-the-wall, cozy atmospheres of spots like Frank, Freeman's, Clinton St, Caracas.
I've heard lots about Torrisi and Maialino. Any other must-try's while I'm here for the week?
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This post was inspired by a friend of mine who has never had acne in her life until now. Acne can begin in adulthood and it is a misconception to think that it only happens in teenagers. Whenever I break out, I do a major analysis of several things in my daily routine because I have discovered that they can contribute to acne breakouts. If you're breaking out now, you might want to check out the following:
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4. Hair products. These are major contributors to acne development: many oils found in hair products are comedogenic (clog pores). Check out this link for ingredients in your hair products that might be causing you to break out!
5. Dirty applicators. This includes your face towel or sponge, powder puff, foundation brushes, etc. You need to wash them regularly with hot water and soap as often as possible. It's also a good idea to change them very often.
6. Pillowcase/ towel. These can also harbour acne-causing bacteria. It is important to wash them as often as possible.
7. Facial scrubs. Do you use a face scrub? The grains in the scrub might be clogging your pores. Stop using it now if you do!
What other sneaky acne contributors do you think you could add to this list?
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NYSE's Niederauer on the Decline in U.S. Listings
The Wall Street Journal interviewed NYSE Euronext CEO Duncan Niederauer a month ago about listings, IPOs and the exchange's planned merger with Deutsche Boerse. At the time, Nasdaq was also leading a bid for the NYSE. That bid was dropped earlier this month due to antitrust concerns.
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Tuesday, March 22, 2011
Crustless Quiche with Roast Tomatoes, Leeks and Gruyere
Crustless, so it is healthier. Roast vegetables, so that it is vegetarian. Gruyere so that it is goooooood.
1 pint cherry tomatoes, halved
2 small leeks, trimmed and sliced into rounds up to dark green part
5 cloves garlic, pressed or chopped
extra virgin olive oil (evoo)
sea salt
1 cup thinly sliced collard leaves, spinach, Swiss chard or kale
1 tablespoon butter, softened
1/2 cup homemade breadcrumbs, or crushed garlic croutons
4 large eggs + 1 egg white
1 cup lite sour cream
1/2 cup milk (whatever you drink, skim, 2%, whole)
1 teaspoon Dijon mustard
1 cup shredded Gruyere, or any sharp cheese you like
1) Preheat the oven to 400F. Place the halved tomatoes into a large bowl. Separate the leek rounds into individual pieces with your hands and add them in with the tomatoes, add in the garlic, too. Drizzle bout 1-2 tablespoons evoo over the mess and toss with your hands. Sprinkl with sea salt and place into the oven. Roast until the tomatoes are soft and edges of the leeks are beginning to caramelize, between 20-40 minutes depending on your oven. When they are done, remove from the oven to cool slightly, then place all of it into a strainer above a bowl-- catching the juices that run out (save 1 tablespoon of the tomato jus-- drink the rest as a delicious soup!) This will also dry out the vegetables a bit, which is good. Allow the veggies to sit in the strainer until completely cool. While that's going on, sauté the greens over high heat in a bit of evoo until wilted, about 5 minutes. Season with salt.
4) Whisk the sour cream, eggs, egg white, milk, 1 tablespoon tomato jus and Dijon mustard together. Lay the greens on the bottom of the pan, then scatter 1/2 of the cheese and pour the egg/sour-cream/milk mixture over top. Bake for 20 minutes, then remove from the oven and place the roast tomatoes and leeks on top (it will still be soft) and scatter the rest of the cheese over the tomatoes. Place back in the oven and continue to bake for 20 minutes more.
Remove from the oven and allow to cool for 20 minutes.
Serve warm, room temp or chilled. Makes 8 slices.
Posted by JennyB Labels: Casserole-Type, Comfort Food, Easy-Peasy-Lemon-Squeezey, Eggs, Great for a Gathering, Healthy, May Make you Teary, Vegetarian for Carnivores at 7:57 PM
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I think you may want to put a facebook icon to your website. I just bookmarked the blog, although I must make this by hand. Just my suggestion.
- March 23, 2011 at 5:01 PM
- JennyB said...
Hey (wo)man-- you are SO right! Thanks for the impetus to link up with Facebook!!
- March 26, 2011 at 2:14 PM
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Hi. Does anyone have 2 packing boxes going spare please. They're for shipping so they'd need to be strong / double-wall boxes.
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Wanted - 2 boxes
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