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The 110 Essential Candies for Candivores
The world of candy is immense with more than 10,000 choices at any given moment on the planet, how can a mere mortal experience it all? Well, having it all is overrated. I've compiled a list based on my lifetime of candy of just the essentials, candies that every candy lover should experience at least once. You know, for a good foundation in candy education.
These are not necessarily my favorite candies (some I don't even like and others I haven't tried) but they've stood the test of time.
If you're game, repost this list with yours checked off and your thoughts. (Maybe even add your own.) You can grab the raw list of 110 here.
1. 70%+ Cacao Chocolate
2. Aerated Chocolate: (Brand Names: Aero, Choc-o-Lite, Elite, Wispa)
3. Altoids
4. American-Style Hard Toffee: With or without chocolate, with or without nuts.
5. Anis de Flavigny
6. Any Lolllipop Bigger than your Head
7. Atomic Fireballs: (Maker: Ferrara Pan, also Sconza)
8. Black Sugar Candy
9. British Toffee
10. C.Howard Violet Gum/Mints or Parma Violets
11. Cadbury Creme Egg
12. Candy Buttons on Paper
13. Candy Corn / Mellocremes
14. Carob
15. Cherry & Coconut: (Brand Names: Cherry Mash, Big Cherry, Twin Bing, Cherry Ripe (AU), Cherry Blossom (CDN))
16. Chocolate Coins
17. Chocolate Covered Cacao Nibs
18. Chocolate Covered Cherry Cordial
19. Chocolate Covered Dried Fruit (Raisins, Orange Peel, Apricot, Ginger, Fig)
20. Chocolate Covered Espresso Bean
21. Chocolate Covered Insects
22. Chocolate from at least 5 different countries
23. Chocolate Fudge
24. Chocolate Truffle
25. Chupa Chups
26. Circus Peanuts
27. Clear Sugar Hard Candy: (Styles: Barley Sugar Candy, Juntsuyu, Clear Toy Candy)
28. Coconut Bar: (Brand Names: Mounds, Almond Joy, Bounty)
29. Coffee Crisp
30. Coffee Hard Caramel (Brand Names: Coffee Rio, Coffee Nips)
31. Cotton Candy: (Also called Fairy Floss, Candy Floss, Pashmak, Fluffy Stuff)
32. Crisped Rice in Milk Chocolate: (Brand Names: Nestle Crunch, Hershey's Krackel, World's Finest)
33. Dragon's Beard Candy
34. Dulce de Leche: (Also known as Cajeta)
35. Dulces de Calabasas: (Candied Squash or Pumpkin)
36. Durian Taffy or Hard Candy
37. Gianduia (Gianduja): (Brand Names: Caffarel, Ferrero (Nutella))
38. Ginger Chews
39. Goetze's Caramel Creams (Bullseyes)
40. Green Tea Candy
41. Gummi Bears
42. Halvah
43. Hershey's Milk Chocolate Kisses
44. Hot Tamales: (Brand Name: Just Born but generic cinnamon jelly beans will do.)
45. Idaho Spud: (Brand Name: Idaho Candy Company)
46. Jelly Babies: (Brand Name: Basset's but there are other generics.)
47. Jelly Beans: (Bonus for Jelly Belly Buttered Popcorn)
48. Jolly Rancher Hard Candies: (Brand Name: Jolly Rancher from Hershey's USA)
49. Jordan Almonds: (Also called Sugared Almonds or Confetti)
50. Kinder Surprise or Kinder Egg: (Brand Name: Kinder - Germany)
51. Kit Kats from at least 3 countries: (Brand Names: Nestle and Hershey's in USA)
52. Lemonheads: (Brand Name: Ferrara Pan)
53. Licorice Allsorts
54. Licorice Pastels: (Varieties: Good & Plenty or Skoolkrijt)
55. LifeSavers
56. M&Ms / Smarties
57. Malted Milk Balls
58. Maple Sugar Candy
59. Marathon Bar or Curly Wurly
60. Mars Snickers: (Alternate versions come in Dark and Limited Edition varieties.)
61. Marshmallow: (Both factory made and artisan style)
62. Marshmallow & Coconut Cup: (Brand Names: Sifer's Valomilk, Adams-Brooks Cup O Gold, Boyer's MalloCup)
63. Marshmallow Peeps
64. Marzipan
65. Mentos
66. Mexican Mazapan
67. Mockolate
68. Morinaga HiCHEW: (Maker: Morinaga)
69. Musk Sticks
70. Necco Wafers: (Maker: Necco)
71. Nik-L-Nips or Wax Lips: (Maker: Tootsie)
72. Nougat & Nut Roll: (Brand Names: Hershey's Payday or Pearson's Nut Roll)
73. Nougat de Montelimar or Torrone: (Brand Names: Arnaud Soubeyran, Nutpatch Nougats)
74. Panela, Panocha, Piloncillo and/or Jaggery
75. Pate de Fruits (fruit pate)
76. Peanut Butter Buckeyes
77. Peanut Butter Crisp: (Brand Names: Butterfinger, 5th Avenue, Clark Bar, Chick-O-Stick, Zagnut)
78. Peanut Butter Molasses Chews: (Brand Name: Mary Janes, Peanut Butter Kisses, Abba Zaba)
79. Pecan Pralines: (New Orleans Style & Texas Chewy)
80. Peppermint Pattie: (Brand Names: York, Pearson's, Junior Mints, Dutch Mints, Holland Mints.)
81. Pez: (Maker: Pez)
82. Pixy Stix or Lik m Aid: (Brand Names: Wonka or Pucker Powder, Sandy Candy, Baby Bottle Pops)
83. Pocket Coffee: (Maker: Ferrero)
84. Pocky: (Brand Name: Glico also Meiji Lucky Stick)
85. Razzles: (Maker: Tootsie)
86. Red Licorice
87. Reese's Peanut Butter Cups: (Brand Name: Hershey's)
88. Ribbon Candy and/or Old Fashioned Candy Sticks
89. Rock Candy or Konpeito
90. Root Beer Barrels
91. Salt Water Taffy
92. Salted Caramel
93. Salted Licorice
94. Satellite Wafers (Flying Saucers)
95. Single Origin Chocolate
96. Smooth & Melty Mints: (Maker: Guittard)
97. Spice Gumdrops and/or Spearmint Leaves
98. Sponge Candy: (Also known as Honeycomb, Seafoam, Cinder Toffee. Brand Names: Violet Crumble, Crunchie)
99. Starburst / Skittles
100. Swedish Fish
101. SweeTarts or other sour Compressed Dextrose
102. Tamarind Candy
103. Tootsie Pop
104. Turkish Delight
105. U-No: (Maker: Annabelle's)
106. White Chocolate
107. White Rabbit: (Maker: Shanghai Guan Sheng Yuan Food, Ltd)
108. Wine Gums
109. Zero
110. Zotz: (Maker: Zots)
Some quick answers to what I expect will be questions: Why 110? Well, I made a list and it ended up with 110 on it. I didn't want to hack 9 or 10 off just to have a cool number. It's the number I felt was appropriate to display the breadth of modern candy.
Why so many American candies? Yes, it has a North American bias as it's based on my experience, your list will be different.
Why aren't the really good candies on here? You mean the high end chocolatiers or items available from only one store? I wanted to include things that are accessible to most people, to make the list do-able.
What do you think is essential but left out? Or inconsequential yet included? If you post your own list, please stop back by and leave a link so everyone can check it out.
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Thursday, Aug. 4
• Vanuatu Kava Bar (151 S. Lexington Ave. 505-8118) hosts Words Are Better Than War, an evening of poetry, music and short films. From the bar's Facebook page, "Pasckie Pascua and Caleb Beissert traverse a lush geography of poetry and music: from Pacific Island monsoon sonatas and European city sidestreet dirges to the Bleeckers and North Beaches and Pritchard Parks of our American lives to the Lorcas and Nerudas of their aftermidnights … plus short films The Bridge, by Sheldon Schwartz, and A Prayer for Peace, by Dustin Grella." 8 p.m. Free.
• Learn about the birds, bees, bats and flying squirrels that live in local forests as Blue Ridge Parkway Rangers host a family-friendly program about the flying creatures of the Southern Appalachians at the Parkway Visitor Center, MP 384 in Asheville. After the presentation, participants are invited to make stunt airplanes to mimic the animals' flight. Free, but registration is required: 298-5330. 7 p.m.
• Puppet shows aren't always lighthearted and silly, though they're nearly always fun. See how these entertaining performances can address serious social issues as Firestorm Cafe (48 Commerce St. 255-8115) hosts the Mysterious Rabbit Puppet Army. "The tour stop will include a few different shows," reads a release on the Firestorm website. "The feature show uses shadow puppets to outline the history of the Prison Industrial Complex, from antebellum slavery in the South to where it is today. The other two shows are a modernized Hansel and Gretel, as well as a rock opera featuring Ted, the anti-technology turtle. All of the shows are child friendly." 7 p.m.
• "The Blue Dragons blend the classic sounds and instrumentation of rock, blues, Americana and jazz into a vibrant and exciting live performance," reads the local quintet's bio. "The female vocals and accompanying harmonies are reminiscent of the late jazz divas; The Dragons combine improvisational acoustic and electric instrumental work to create an original sound from a familiar place." Catch the band at Pisgah Brewing Company (150 Eastside Drive, Black Mountain, 669-0190). 8 p.m. Free.
Friday, Aug. 5
• Take in "a full evening of scenes and sonnets from the Bard's folios" as The Montford Park Players present a return of The Asheville Shakesperience at the Hazel Robinson Amphitheatre in Montford Park. Performances are held through Sunday. 7:30 p.m. Free, but donations appreciated.
• "It's two sisters, two brothers, four friends, eleven instruments, one fun little folk band," begins The Vespers' bio. "Callie and Phoebe Cryar have been honing their craft for many years having been brought up in a musical family and having the luxury of being born and raised in a city ripe with undiluted talent. Their vocal exchange and pure harmonies have been described as 'two angels,' 'ghostly and haunting,' 'honey sweet' and 'serene' … at a campfire jam one night, the girls met musical eyes with two long-locked boys who were doing their own thing around Music City. Taylor and Bruno Jones knew instantly that campfire jam was a fateful event. After a single show combining Taylor's percussion and Bruno's acoustic bass to the sisters sound, the band was set. The boys' 'tight and creative rhythm section' is grounded in the earthy volume of the gritty southern rock and lowdown blues that they were gratefully exposed to at a young age. That raw approach to the music and to the live stage show was the missing ingredient to The Vespers' overall approach that is said to be 'reminiscent of hearing the words I love you' for the first time.'" The Vespers visit Asheville for a show at Jack of the Wood (95 Patton Ave., 252-5445). 9:30 p.m.
Saturday, Aug. 6
• Learn more about what goes into your favorite brews with a local hop and beer tour at Hop'n Blueberry Farm ( 24 Middle Mountain Road in Black Mountain). According to Pisgah Brewing Company (150 Eastside Drive, Black Mountain, 669-0190), "The tour begins at the farm, where owner Van Burnette will share information about growing hops from the ground up, taking us from the vine to the kettle. Participants will enjoy a complimentary sample of Pisgah's wet-hopped beer, appropriately named 'Burnette's Brew.' According to Burnette, 'This is the best batch yet with a fresh aromatic taste that will delight anyone.' The afternoon continues at the brewery where the tour will hear about hops from the kettle to the keg. Join us for this farm-to-table collaboration. " 12:45 p.m. $8.
• Put that summer tomato harvest to good use at the Transylvania Tailgate Market's Summer Harvest Celebration and Salsa Contest. Connoisseurs of spicy sauces are invited to prepare at least two cups of their most delectable recipe to be judged as part of the afternoon event. First prize takes home a basket of "goodies" from market vendors. Info: 877-3796. 8 a.m.-noon.
• RiverLink's Summer Film Festival continues at the organization's Sculpture and Performance Park (119 Riverside Drive) with a screening of the family-friendly Disney classic An American Tale, the story of a "young Russian immigrant mouse who gets separated from his family and must relocate them while trying to survive in a new country." Film begins at dusk. Free, but donations are appreciated.
• "By the year 1991 there was a sense of restlessness and frustration among rock music fans," recalls a bio for Once, an Atlanta-based Pearl Jam tribute band. "Growing more dissatisfied with the legions of hair metal bands that clogged up the airwaves, they were ready for something new. A handful of people knew about what was already brewing on the Seattle music scene, but no one had any idea of the musical explosion that was about to rock the world. Pearl Jam's album Ten is arguably the most important work of the entire 90s grunge movement." Hear those songs performed live (without breaking the bank) as these die-hard fans revive Pearl Jam's seminal album at Wild Wing Cafe (161 Biltmore Ave., 253-3066). 10 p.m. $5.

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Rodrigo Matheus
The calling card of artist Rodrigo Matheus is double-sided: a enchantment of the everyday on one side, the reverse, a wry disillusionment. My first encounter with the work of Matheus was not his own artwork, but a curatorial project for the gallery Mendes-Wood in São Paulo. He brought together pieces that engaged perception and representation; there were works that played with optics and material, works[…..]


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by Grant Moser
Tim Huenke, 48, owner of Superior Guitar Works in Flourtown, remembers when his parents gave him a guitar at age 12. He had just "discovered" music and was grabbed by the deep and powerful feelings it stirred. Fortunately for the world of guitars, the instrument his parents bought was not any good.
Huenke's profession today is what he calls "a restoring luthier." (A luthier is a maker of stringed instruments.) Looking back now at that first guitar his parents gave him, he knows what was wrong with it.
"It was made out of cheap materials with poor construction. The geometry was all wrong, the strings were sitting too high off the fingerboard, the notes didn't sound cleanly, there was rattling," he explained. "It was an instrument that a seasoned professional would have trouble getting music to come out of; it was something from Kmart or Sears."
But back then all he knew was that he wanted a better guitar. After buying a few progressively better guitars, Tim got the idea to build his own guitar. He had grown up building model kits and was good at detailed work with his hands. His stepfather had a good woodworking shop in the garage.
"It came pretty naturally to me," he said. It took him most of the summer to complete it. That's when he realized he loved the technical aspects of guitars as much as playing them.
There are many technical aspects to restoring, fixing and building guitars. One of them is the action: the distance between the bottom of the string and the top of the fret board. The strings are under an enormous amount of tension, anywhere from 150 to 200 pounds. "You don't want to stretch a wire that's pulled that tightly down really far with just your fingertip," Huenke said. "You want to touch that wire and pluck that string and have the note sound."
Another aspect is the geometry of the guitar: the alignment of the neck and the bridge and the fingerboard in relation to each other. Even many seasoned guitar players don't understand the importance of geometry.
When someone brings in a guitar for Huenke to set-up (adjusting factors, including the action, to make the guitar play its best), often he finds that the geometry is misaligned. All that tension from the strings will stretch and buckle a neck over the years, which will make the guitar sound poor.
He used his know-how to earn money in college by fixing other students' guitars. He attended Stockton State College in Pomona, New Jersey, briefly before he dropped out ("I was young and irresponsible") and began working as a union carpenter. A car accident forced him to leave that industry, and he landed a job at Zapf's Music Store at 5421 N. 5th St. in Olney repairing acoustic guitars, doing set-ups, refinishing, a little of everything.
After four years at Zapf's, he decided to start his own business in 1992. Actually working on guitars for years is the only way to really learn the craft, according to Huenke. There are schools to learn how to be a luthier or to repair guitars, but "you can't learn this in a few months."
As an example, Huenke pointed to Martin Guitars in Nazareth, Pennsylvania; they are America's oldest surviving guitar manufacturer. The repair department there has to know about only Martin Guitars, but that's 175 years of history to master. When restoring a guitar, the luthier needs to take into account what types of glues were used, which types of finishing techniques were employed when the guitar was made and any manufacturing quirks particular to that guitar's era.
Huenke has worked on Martin Guitars (one 1830s guitar he restored is in their museum), but he also works on many other makes of guitars from various eras. "I need to have an encyclopedic knowledge about every manufacturer of anything that comes across my bench in order to give it the care and attention it deserves. A lot of these guitars are antique Americana," he explained.
While the Internet has made researching specifics much easier, not all the information is accurate. Knowing what to do and how to do it comes from looking at and studying hundreds of them. "I've been screwing around with this stuff since I was 16. I'm now 48. That's a lot of guitars."
Huenke enjoys restoration work but also will occasionally build a guitar from scratch. Many times a customer will have a neck but will want him to make the body. It's rare for him to receive an order for a true custom-built guitar, mainly due to the cost and time that goes into that process. One such order was from a man who wanted a platform to show off his pearl inlaying skill. It has an entire coral reef and ocean ecosystem from the headstock to the bottom and is wrapped around the back in intricate handcut inlay. It was featured on the cover of the 12th edition of the Blue Book of Electric Guitars.
Tim's work, whether restoration or custom-building, doesn't come cheaply. He just restored a 1979 Fender Precision Bass for a customer. Huenke spent 50 shop hours restoring the guitar at $90 an hour. He says the man was thrilled to see it in working order and said Huenke him a piece of his history back. "It's worth it to some people. I love giving them back that memory."
The guitar man grew up in the Tacony/Bridesburg area for the first seven years of his life when his family moved to southern New Jersey. He moved to Mt. Airy in 1994 and has been a resident in the area since. He is married to Cynthia, without whom he could not possibly run Superior Guitar Works.
For more information on Superior Guitar Works, please visit www.superiorguitar.com.


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In a move unprecedented in the American Catholic Church, Los Angeles Archbishop Jose Gomez announced Thursday that he had relieved his predecessor, Cardinal Roger M. Mahony, of all public duties over his mishandling of clergy sex abuse of children decades ago.
Gomez also said that Auxiliary Bishop Thomas J. Curry, who worked with Mahony to conceal abusers from police in the 1980s, had resigned his post as a regional bishop in Santa Barbara.
The announcement came as the church posted on its website tens of thousands of pages of previously secret personnel files for 122 priests accused of molesting children.
"I find these files to be brutal and painful reading. The behavior described in these files is terribly sad and evil," Gomez wrote in a letter addressed to "My brothers and sisters in Christ."


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No one can argue that the PGA Tour's Florida swing can provide great drama due to some exciting – and difficult – finishing holes. Starting with the Bear Trap at PGA National to the Blue Monster at Doral, the Tour players need to be on the top of their game at the end of their rounds in order to finish strong. Bay Hill – home of the Arnold Palmer Invitational last week – is no exception. 16, 17, and 18 are some of the most exciting holes in golf…who can forget Robert Gamez holing out on 18 to win in 1990 or Tiger dropping a 20-footer to win in 2009 (or his 25-footer to win in 2008). One thing is for sure – these players were fresh physically and mentally at the end of their round just as they were at the beginning.
The rest of us can certainly learn from this. How many times have you had a good round going only to let it slip away towards the end? Are you tired when you are finished with your round? There are many factors that can attribute to this, but three things really stand out:
General Conditioning – It's no secret that the tour players are in great shape. We often hear a lot about their workout regimens, and a big part of that is what they do to improve their cardiovascular performance. If you want to improve your game, improve your cardio. You don't have to go out and start training for marathon, but making little changes to your daily routines – like taking stairs instead of elevators or going for a brisk walk in the evening – can lead to better performance on the course. For me, there is nothing better than throwing a few clubs in a little carry bag and walking nine.
Nutrition during your round – This is a simple concept, but so often abused. If you want to finish your round strong, then you need to be hydrated and energized! Drink water throughout your round, and when you come to the halfway house make a smart decision on what you put into your body as this will affect your mental and physical condition coming down the stretch.
Good swing mechanics – Efficient golf swings do not take as much energy to create and are easier to repeat! This also leads to less practice swings throughout your round, not to mention helping the pace of play. A player that makes compensations throughout his swing will only be able to manipulate for so long…at some point it will break down. Seek the help of someone reputable to help you identify the flaws in your swing and work to become more efficient at striking the ball.
Any one of these things alone will help to improve your game…but combining the three will take your game to places it hasn't been. Martin Laird proved it last week. There is no better feeling than finishing a round strong and creating momentum for the next time you tee it up…or to win the Arnold Palmer Invitational!
Scott Szymoniak is the Director of Instruction for Canongate Golf Clubs in Atlanta, Georgia. He has coached professionals on six different tours worldwide who have combined to earn over $4 million in prize money. He has also led players to collegiate victories at the Division I and II levels. Scott created and developed the Learning Center at Country Club of the South in conjunction with the Mizuno Test and Research facility before joining the Canongate group. Scott can be reached at email@example.com.


text: Concern over Global Food Prices Escalates August 14, 2012 11:37 PM Tweet TAGS: Marketing, Overseas December 18, 2014 By Fran Howard AgWeb Contributing Writer Email Soaring corn, soybean, and wheat prices have caught the attention of governments around the world. France, the United States, and Mexico will hold a conference call at the end of August to determine whether an emergency meeting of the G20 nations is warranted to head off a repeat of the 2007-08 spike in food prices that triggered riots in parts of the developing world. The worst drought in decades in the United States coupled with problems in the Black Sea region could hasten calls for the United States to change its ethanol policy as well as pleas to Russia to not impose export bans. A day following the release of USDA's August World Agricultural Supply and Demand Estimates, which dramatically cut production forecasts for both corn and soybeans, the United Nation's food agency had already stepped up pressure on the United States to change its policy on ethanol. Global food prices are still below their all-time highs set in February 2009, but they are rising. On Aug. 9, the Food and Agriculture Organization released its July Food Price Index, which rose to 213, up 6% from May levels, but still below the record high of 238. The problem with indexes is that they reflect the weighting given to the various food products used in the index, says Michael Swanson, Wells Fargo agricultural economist, Minneapolis. For instance, he says, rice prices have not spiked, and much of the world's diet is rice-based. "It's probably as stressful now as it was in 2008-09, but the developed world will feel the impact this time more so than the developing world," he says. The exception to that will be the lower to middle income countries with wheat-based diets, particularly those in the Middle East. Dwindling Feed Use Swanson notes that in 2005-06, 6.2 billion bushels of corn went to feed use. In 2007-08, 5.9 billion bushels of corn was used for feed. USDA's latest estimate for the 2012-13 crop calls for 4.1 billion bushels to go into feed channels. "Feed use of corn has fallen by one-third in seven years," Swanson notes. "Some of the loss is offset by distillers' grains but not all." U.S. consumers should begin to really feel the impact of surging corn and soybean prices later this year, he adds, when retail meat and dairy prices increase. U.S. retail food prices, on average, have been flat for the first half of the year despite surging commodity prices. "The food-at-home Consumer Price Index (CPI) decreased 0.1% from January to June 2012, with deflationary pressure due to unusually low fruit and vegetable prices as well as decreased prices for fluid milk and pork," USDA says in its monthly summary. "Alternatively, prices for beef and veal, poultry, and fats and oils have increased thus far in 2012. The severe drought in the Midwest is expected to affect prices for corn and soybeans as well as other field crops, which should, in turn, impact retail food prices. However, the transmission of commodity price changes into retail prices typically takes several months to occur, and most of the impact of the drought is expected to be realized in 2013." USDA's Economic Research Service's inflation forecast for all food—food purchased at retail and in restaurants—for 2012 remains unchanged at 2.5 to 3.5%. Next year, inflation is expected to remain strong for most animal-based food products due to higher feed prices and above the historical average for cereals, bakery products, and other foods. "The full extent of the drought and its effects on commodity prices are as yet unknown," USDA says. At this time, USDA's best estimate is for 3 to 4% increases in food prices next year. In 2008, U.S. food prices increased 5.5%. USDA also notes that raw commodities account for only 14% of the average retail food price. "So even if all commodity prices doubled, retail food prices would increase by about 14%," says USDA. Energy, transportation, labor, processing and marketing costs play a much larger role. Unlike today, crude oil prices also hit record highs in 2008 of more than $145/barrel. Back to news


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The mission of the Utah Fetal Alcohol Coalition is to prevent Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders (FASD) and to promote effective, life-long interventions for those affected by prenatal exposure to alcohol and their families.
What is FASD
Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders (FASD) is an umbrella term describing the range of effects that can occur in an individual whose mother drank alcohol during pregnancy. These effects can include, physical, mental, behavioral, and/or learning disabilities with possible lifelong implications. The term FASD is not intended for use as a clinical diagnosis.
Questions about alcohol use in pregnancy? Call the experts at MotherToBaby. In Utah call 801-328-2229. Nationwide call 866-626-6847.
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Free Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders Parent Seminar
- Saturday, April 11, 2015, 8:00 am - 4:30 pm
- Utah Parent Center, 230 W. 200 South, Suite 1101, Salt Lake City, UT 84101 (in the same parking lot as the downtown Post Office)
- This seminar, sponsored by the Utah Fetal Alcohol Coalition and the Utah Parent Center, is for parents of children with FASD and their providers. Speakers will discuss common challenges for families, the FAS diagnosis, school issues, neuropsychological assessments, getting jobs, and the court system. The Seminar and lunch are free. Space is limited, so please use the Registration Form to save a space.
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"When you're losing the way that were losing, you're a fragile football team," interim coach Joe Vitt said, via Jeff Duncan of the New Orleans Times-Picayune. "We've got a lot of guys who are used to winning and doing things the right way around here. But, unfortunately, we don't have enough of them. All of a sudden something goes bad and it's, 'Oh, here we go again,' instead of just setting your jaw and drawing a line in the sand and having some mental toughness to get it done."
The 52-27 beating they took from the Giants was the second-worst of the Drew Brees era, and tied the most points allowed since their quarterback joined them. In those last three, they've been outscored 106-61 and committed 11 turnovers.
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Joe Nicosia, who also serves as second vice president of the American Cotton Shippers Association, said that the repealed Step 2 Program masked the basic problems inherent in the U.S. cotton program. Referencing a study by Informa Economics and the sluggish movement in the market place experienced by the trade, Nicosia said that the Commodity Credit Corporation loan has become the market of first resort, rather than last resort.
Nicosia said that given excessive premiums inherent in the price support loan structure, 86 percent of this year's crop was placed in the loan and almost 50 percent remains in the loan.
ACSA supports the marketing loan and the use of certificates to facilitate moving cotton from the loan, but is opposed to means testing, Nicosia said. He urged Congress to determine the loan rate based on a percentage of the market price — as was the case from 1977 to 1996, a reform also supported by USDA. He also called for a reform in determining the loan premium system that draws cotton into the loan.
Nicosia said that in determining the structure of the next farm bill the subcommittee could maintain the status quo or could make cotton competitive in the world market place.
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David Petraeus to Testify Before Congress Amid Growing Scandal
As a growing scandal into his extramarital affair continues to dominate headlines and grip the nation, former CIA boss Gen. David Petraeus agreed to testify in Capitol Hill over the deadly attack in Benghazi two months ago.
The general has reportedly agreed to answer questions about the consulate attack that left four Americans dead, including Ambassador Chris Stevens. It's unclear whether he will be asked about the widening investigation that led to his downfall as head of the CIA.
Questions remain as to whether the affair between Petraeus and biographer Paula Broadwell threatened national security. The affair was exposed after Broadwell allegedly sent harassing e-mails to Tampa socialite Jill Kelley, a woman she viewed as a romantic rival.
The widening probe also threatens to bring down Gen. John Allen, who is under investigation for exchanging thousands of e-mails over two years with Kelley. Some of those e-mails have been described as "flirtatious" and inappropriate, considering the two are married.
The CIA's acting director, Michael Morell, started answering lawmakers' questions Tuesday on Capitol Hill, meeting with top Senate intelligence officials to explain the CIA's take on events that led to Petraeus' resignation last week. The lawmakers are especially concerned over reports that Broadwell had classified information on her laptop, though FBI investigators say they concluded there was no security breach.
Fox News is reporting that Petraeus is expected to speak off-site to the Senate Intelligence Committee on Friday about his Libya report. The House side is still being worked out.
President Barack Obama is expected to make his first comments on the scandal Wednesday, during a post-election news conference at the White House.
Obama had hoped to use the afternoon news conference, his first since his re-election, to build support for his economic proposals heading into negotiations with lawmakers on the so-called fiscal cliff. But the scandal could overshadow his economic agenda this week, derail plans for a smooth transition in his national security team and complicate war planning during a critical time in the Afghanistan war effort.
Allen has been allowed to stay in his job as commander of the Afghan war and provide a leading voice in White House discussions on how many troops will remain in Afghanistan — and for what purposes — after the U.S.-led combat operation ends in 2014. The White House said the investigation would not delay Allen's recommendation to Obama on the next phase of the U.S. troop drawdown from Afghanistan, nor would it delay the president's decision on the matter. Allen's recommendation is expected before the end of the year.
But Obama did put on hold Allen's nomination to become the next commander of U.S. European Command as well as the NATO supreme allied commander in Europe, at the request of Defense Secretary Leon Panetta, until Pentagon investigators are able to sift through the 20,000-plus pages of documents and emails that involve Allen and Kelley.
NATO Secretary-General Anders Fogh Rasmussen said Wednesday that he had "full confidence" in Allen and looked forward to working with him if he is ultimately confirmed.
The FBI decided to turn over the Allen information to the military once the bureau recognized it contained no evidence of a federal crime, according to a federal law enforcement official who was not authorized to discuss the matter on the record and demanded anonymity. Adultery, however, is a crime under the Uniform Code of Military Justice.
Allen, 58, worked to save his imperiled career. He told Gen. Martin Dempsey, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, that he is innocent of misconduct, according to Col. David Lapan, Dempsey's spokesman.
At a news conference Wednesday in Perth, Australia, Panetta said, "No one should leap to any conclusions," and said he is fully confident in Allen's ability to continue to lead in Afghanistan. He added that putting a hold on Allen's European Command nomination was the "prudent" thing to do.
Known as a close friend of Petraeus, Kelley, 37, triggered the FBI investigation that led to the retired four-star general's downfall as CIA director when she complained about getting anonymous, harassing emails. They turned out to have been written by Petraeus' mistress, Broadwell, who apparently was jealous of the attention the general paid to Kelley.
In the course of looking into that matter, federal investigators came across what a Pentagon official called "inappropriate communications" between Allen and Kelley, both of them married.
A senior U.S. official told The Associated Press that other senior U.S. officials who read the emails determined that the exchanges between Allen and Kelley were not sexually explicit or seductive but included pet names such as "sweetheart" or "dear." The official said that while much of the communication — including some from Allen to Kelley — is relatively innocuous, some could be construed as unprofessional and would cause a reasonable person to take notice.
That official and others who described the investigation requested anonymity on grounds that they were not authorized to discuss the situation publicly.
Kelley served as a sort of social ambassador for U.S. Central Command in Tampa, Fla., hosting parties for Petraeus when he was commander there from 2008-10. The friendship with the Petraeus began when they arrived in Tampa, and the Kelleys threw a welcome party at their home, a short distance from Central Command headquarters, introducing the new chief and his wife, Holly, to Tampa's elite, according to staffers who served with Petraeus.
Such friendships among senior military commanders and prominent local community leaders are common at any base.
On Capitol Hill, lawmakers complained that they should have been told about the investigation earlier. Morell, who took over Petraeus' duties at the CIA, met with Senate Intelligence Committee Chairwoman Dianne Feinstein, D-Calif., and ranking Republican Saxby Chambliss of Georgia on Tuesday. He was expected to meet with the leaders of the House intelligence committee on Wednesday.
Asked by reporters if there was a national security breach with the Petraeus affair, Feinstein said, "I have no evidence that there was at this time." She said she expected Petraeus to testify this week or next.
The Senate Armed Services Committee planned to go ahead with Thursday's scheduled confirmation hearing on the nomination of Marine Corps Gen. Joseph Dunford, who is to replace Allen as commander of U.S. and NATO forces in Afghanistan, if Allen is indeed promoted.
Sen. Carl Levin, chairman of the Armed Services Committee, said Petraeus should still testify about the September attack on the U.S. Consulate in Benghazi, Libya, "if he has relevant information."
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Ann Arbor medical marijuana dispensary co-owner seeks to open growth facility in Ypsilanti
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Ypsilanti could have another marijuana growth facility after the co-owner of Ann Arbor's People's Choice Alternative Medicine dispensary submitted a site plan to the city's planning commission.
However, planning department staff members have reviewed the site plan and special use review and are recommending to the commission that the application be tabled to a later date because of landscaping issues.
"The planning commission can either take my recommendation or choose to do something different," said City Planner Bonnie Wessler. "The applicant can come back with a revised landscape plan and go back before the commission in January or February."
Daryl Mynes applied in November to open the facility at 834 Railroad St. He could not be reached for comment.
Mynes is proposing to occupy one "bay" of a three-bay industrial building, which currently houses other businesses. Mynes would be leasing a portion of the 0.9 acre property.
According to city records, the building is owned by Nabil Salamey. The property is valued at $77,400, with a market value nearly double that.
Wessler said the site plan and special use approval would only be part of a larger process Mynes must go through to open a growth facility.
Wessler said Mynes has to obtain a medical marijuana license and has to acquire that before he opens the facility.
If Mynes' facility were to open, it would be the second in the city. Green Vitality Remedies, at 576 S. Mansfield, recently was approved in July by the commission to expand into a previously unused portion of the building. Green's initial special use permit and site plan approval were granted in August of 2011. Green added 3,600 square feet to its facility.
The planning commission will review the site plan Wednesday at its 7 p.m. meeting.
Katrease Stafford covers Ypsilanti for AnnArbor.com.Reach her at firstname.lastname@example.com or 734-623-2548 and follow her on twitter.
Thu, Dec 13, 2012 : 5 a.m.
Good luck with that location.
Nicholas Urfe
Thu, Dec 13, 2012 : 1:08 a.m.
Ypsi should just turn that whole river fiasco into a big pot grow operation. At least they'd make some money and it'd be better than dollar stores and pawn shops.
Wed, Dec 12, 2012 : 6:53 p.m.
"landscaping issues"??? oh ok. http://420college.org
Wed, Dec 12, 2012 : 6:49 p.m.
So the building and address have been posted for where this guy will be growing copious amounts of marijuana? We shall see how long it is before he is robbed/raided...
Angry Moderate
Wed, Dec 12, 2012 : 8:52 p.m.
I imagine that he'll have a security system, just like every CVS that stocks alcohol, tobacco, Oxycontin, Vicodin, Adderall, and Xanax.
Katrease Stafford
Wed, Dec 12, 2012 : 6:06 p.m.
Some more information that might be useful for this discussion: City staff informed me that there are currently six medical marijuana dispensaries in the city.
Wed, Dec 12, 2012 : 6:53 p.m.
6?? oh wow that's allot.. how many establishments that sell alcohol?? liquor stores, bars, gas stations that sell alcohol, super markets that sell alcohol..etc, you get my drift??
Wed, Dec 12, 2012 : 1:39 p.m.
So the man already has a distribution dispensary in operation in Ann Arbor, but now he need a different medical marijuana license for a grow facility in Ypsilanti? How many kinds of licenses are there? Pay attention, kids. This quaint rigamarole will make your grandchildren think you're lying about the old days.
Dog Guy
Wed, Dec 12, 2012 : 1:38 p.m.
We have long welcomed the pharmaceutical industry in Washtenaw County. This growth industry in service to afflicted medistoners, mediheads, meditokers, and medifiends will spark parallel growth in local snackfood production and distribution. Locovores and locofreaks may rejoice in a renewed Michigan economy. Right-to-work works.
Wed, Dec 12, 2012 : 12:46 p.m.
I sure hope they have a good security system in place. That area near Leforge and W. Clark is rife with burglaries and other crimes.
Real Life
Wed, Dec 12, 2012 : 12:07 p.m.
Science is finally catching up to the marijuana scam. THC is oil-soluble and is retained in the fatty tissue of the brain. Over time, stoners run a strong risk of psychosis and other mental disorders. This stuff is NOT like alcohol, and more dangerous than previously thought. Too many are being taken in by the propaganda.
Fri, Dec 14, 2012 : 6:11 p.m.
You must be a tea party republican. What would you know about science...legitimate rape anyone?
Wed, Dec 12, 2012 : 9:17 p.m.
Actually facts are catching up to your junk science. Cause of death (Data from 2009 unless otherwise noted) All Causes 2,437,163 Diseases of Heart 599,413 Malignant Neoplasms 567,628 Chronic Lower Respiratory Diseases 137,353 Cerebrovascular Diseases 128,842 Lack of Health Insurance3 (2005) 44,789 Poisoning 41,592 Drug-Induced2 39,147 Intentional Self-Harm (Suicide) 36,909 Septicemia 35,639 Motor Vehicle Accidents 34,485 Firearm Injuries 31,347 Alcohol-Induced 24,518 Illicit Drugs (2000) 17,0004 Homicide 16,799 Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) 9,406 Viral hepatitis 7,694 Cannabis (Marijuana) 0 This is from the CDC. you can lie about psychosis all you want, but over 24k people are dead DIRECTLY because of alcohol use. It is FAR safer than alcohol based on science. Of course, NOTHING is without risk. Aspirin, caffeine and eating fatty foods cause death, but nobody has ever banned them, then lied to the public about their effects.
Robert Granville
Wed, Dec 12, 2012 : 3:45 p.m.
I heard it makes you play the piano like a frenzied madman too! Real Life.... ha! Not where you're living.
Wed, Dec 12, 2012 : 3:33 p.m.
p.s. If I do recall...Michigan Man you work for the pharmaceutical business correct?
Wed, Dec 12, 2012 : 3:32 p.m.
hahahahhahahahahahhh psychosis? hahahhahahhaaa
Blue Marker
Wed, Dec 12, 2012 : 2:36 p.m.
Have another beer and lecture us all on the dangers we should avoid. I love the irony.
Wed, Dec 12, 2012 : 1:33 p.m.
Source? # of deaths from THC in the last, let us say, 50 years? # of vehicular accidents caused by THC annually? # of long term users that are getting medical treatment for psychosis? Actually it is voters that are catching up to the MJ scam. A Scam that has incarcerated far too many Americans and helped create a narco-terrorism nightmare in multiple countries.
music to my ear
Wed, Dec 12, 2012 : 1:24 p.m.
but if a card holder uses the hooch, because of say they are dying from cancer or another ailment that will evidently take their life it will serve its purpose. stoners need not apply (but we know they will )
Homeland Conspiracy
Wed, Dec 12, 2012 : 12:46 p.m.
It's called FREEDOM... try it sometime
Michigan Man
Wed, Dec 12, 2012 : 12:11 p.m.
Thank you real life for your straight talking! Keeping it real - Real life. What a future mess this entire matter will bring the nation. History will look back upon our generation as morons. I am with yoj on this one.
Wed, Dec 12, 2012 : noon
Two states, Colorado and Washington, have legalized Ms. Jane. 15 more states and D.C. have become medical use zones. Maybe it is time for Boehner and Obama to sit down with a bong full in the Oval Office and solve this Federal debt crises once and for all. Throw in a tax on the new legalized coca industry and Michigan workers will be pushing a budget surplus in no time.
Wed, Dec 12, 2012 : 11:39 a.m.
Definitely needed with more than 100,000 medical marijuana cardholders in MI. What a farce. Obviously, most of those cardholders are just recreational users who found a way to game the system.
Wed, Dec 12, 2012 : 6:51 p.m.
either game the system or found a way to NOT get arrested for weed...ever thought of that??
Wed, Dec 12, 2012 : 6:47 p.m.
Well, it is generating quite a bit a lot of revenue for the state and for city, as well as helping people who are genuinely ill without all the very nasty side effects of prescription pain meds. So, what is the problem?
Angry Moderate
Wed, Dec 12, 2012 : 4:47 p.m.
And all the prescriptions for anti-depressants and painkillers made by pharmaceutical companies are strictly necessary, right?
Robert Granville
Wed, Dec 12, 2012 : 3:44 p.m.
If I take an aspirin for fun, it still relieves my headache.
Blue Marker
Wed, Dec 12, 2012 : 2:30 p.m.
How would you know?
Wed, Dec 12, 2012 : 1:56 p.m.
Is that why the world is ending?
Homeland Conspiracy
Wed, Dec 12, 2012 : 12:44 p.m.


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DHAKA: Authorities deployed soldiers in a northern Bangladeshi district Sunday after activists of the country's largest Islamic party clashed with police, leaving three people dead during a nationwide general strike called to denounce an ongoing war crimes trial.
Separately two people died Sunday in a northwestern district during similar clashes.
With the latest casualties, the death toll in days of rioting has risen to 51 since Thursday after a war crimes tribunal sentenced Jamaat-e-Islami party leader Delwar Hossain Sayedee to death for atrocities committed during Bangladesh's 1971 independence war against Pakistan.
Sayedee, 73, is the third defendant to be convicted by the tribunal, which was set up in 2010 by Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina's government.
Bangladesh says the war left 3 million people dead, 200,000 women raped and forced millions to flee to neighboring India.
Mokbul Hossain, an additional police superintendent in Bogra district, said the deployment of troops came after three men died in clashes on Sunday.
Hossain said the latest violence erupted after the activists of Jamaat-e-Islami attacked at least four police outposts and a ruling Awami League office and torched a home of a local ruling party leader.
The army was guarding a police station, he said.
Authorities banned all gatherings in the troubled locality to stop any further escalation of violence.
Separately, two people, including a child, died in Rajshahi district, the Daily Star newspaper and Independent television station reported. Details were not immediately available and the reports could not be independently verified immediately.
In the nation's capital, Dhaka, schools and most businesses remained closed Sunday while traffic on the usually clogged streets was thin. Thousands of security officials were patrolling the streets, according to the Dhaka Metropolitan Police.
The Islamic party, which opposed Bangladesh's struggle for freedom in 1971, has called for a non-stop shutdown across the country for Sunday and Monday.
The party is accused of forming auxiliary forces that helped the Pakistani army in killing and other serious crimes during the war.
Seven other Jamaat leaders, including its chief Matiur Rahman Nizami, are on trial on war crimes charges.
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An alcoholic's life never takes him farther than within reach of his booze. The set of Conor McPherson's new drama, The Seafarer, playing at the Steppenwolf in Chicago from December 4 to February 8, shows this vividly. In the living room is a tattered chair and card table used for eating, covered in debris from the previous night's drinking. When the main character Sharky first enters, picking up empty bottles with brisk annoyance, the confinement and his monotony of his life are immediately recognizable. The day is starting like all of Sharky's before, struggling with sobriety as his aging brother Richard avoids it at all costs.
Yet there are hints that this day will be different. It is Christmas Eve in the Irish hinterland, and McPherson summons all the folkloric possibilities this time and place provide, devising a plot in which Sharky comes across the devil himself. Disguised as a stranger named Mr. Lockhart in a slick brown suit, the devil interrupts Sharky's friendly card game to announce he's come to procure his soul for having killed a man years earlier.
Lockhart's abrupt arrival precipitates a visceral dramatic action that has been absent from McPherson's earlier work. If The Seafarer followed the course of McPherson's otherbarroom dramas, Sharky would have come to grips with his self-loathing in the course of storytelling and drinking, at turns elucidating and obfuscating his inner conflict, his Irish accent never letting on if he's sincere or ironic. McPherson has often expressed his admiration for the American playwright David Mamet. Yet as much as Sharky and his brother may drink and curse, they are not the alpha males of Glengarry Glenn Ross or Speed-The-Plow. Even when McPherson's Irishmen argue—sometimes coming close to fisticuffs—they are always on the defensive, deflecting what they perceive as an attack. In Sharky's case, it is an effort to avoid the shame he feels for drinking, and the dance he performs around his guilt is what makes the first half of the play so watchable. It is only in response to the devil's confrontation that Sharky plumbs the depth of his self-loathing and emerges redeemed.
The Seafarer's emphasis on redemption compelled Ben Brantley of The New York Times to call it a "thinking person's alternative to It's a Wonderful Life" when the play first opened on Broadway after its debut in London in 2007. Previously, McPherson had only gestured to otherworldly phenomena in plays such as The Weir and Shining City, telling stories of individuals haunted by the ghosts of deceased loved ones. As intimate and poetic as these explorations of grief were, both plays left audiences more haunted by the characters' suffering than by any notion of ghosts. The supernatural is at the periphery, creating an atmosphere, but the world of these plays is no different from our own. In The Seafarer, by contrast, the supernatural strides onto the stage. In order to be moved by Sharky's struggle, the audience must believe in the devil's existence—literally embodied or an apparition—but as a reality just the same. Yet what makes The Seafarer suitable for the thinking person is its complicated portrait of the devil himself.
The play is premised on an 18th-century Irish folklore about the devil arriving to a gentleman's club. "Someone drops a card," McPherson explains, "when he bends down to pick it up, he notices the stranger's cloven foot. At that, the stranger disappears. Just when the story's getting good, it ends." McPherson filled in the blanks, but his portrait of the devil is far less obscure than the legend's. Its true inspiration comes from an ancient poem about a person alone at sea. "I thought the ultimate alienation was actually to imagine being the devil," McPherson explained in an interview with the Lowry, a theater in Manchester, England. "The Seafarer, in some way, is the devil longing to be with God and longing to be loved by human beings, longing to just connect without always just destroying everything he touches."
It is because of his own loneliness and self-loathing that the devil recognizes so well Sharky's despair. Catholics believe despair is the sin against hope, a loss of belief in God's grace and forgiveness. In McPherson's world, Sharky despairs because he is unable to forgive himself enough to accept love. When Lockhart describes hell as a cold, small coffin, he's exacting a Dante-esque punishment for Sharky's fearful self-hate. Lockhart explains, it's a cold day in the city, and "you're hoping you won't meet anyone you know because of the blistering shame that rises up in your face and you have to turn away because you know you can't even deal with the thought that someone might love you, because of all the pain you always cause. Well that's a fraction of the self-loathing you may feel in hell." After the play ends, an audience member who never before thought twice about hell, could leave and never think twice about it again. But it would be difficult for him to forget McPherson's portrait of acute despair, the chilling idea of being unable to receive and give love.
Set against the bleakness of the play's climax, its uplifting resolution can be gratifying—even if it arrives abruptly. There is a God finally, but he doesn't stride onto stage like the devil does. He's gestured to, as a divine intervention. The scene is not the finest example of McPherson's writing, perhaps because it tries so hard to be dramatic. Yet once McPherson frees himself of tying up loose ends, he returns to his strengths. He delivers a final exchange between Sharky and his brother that is bittersweet, undoing some of the previous scene's neat resolution. As the dawn light breaks through the window, Richard rallies Sharky to attend Christmas morning Mass with him. In a scene subtly acted by David Morse in the Broadway production, Sharky retreats toward his old self; he is relieved to be alive but is still unconvinced he deserves to be. In response, Richard yells, "We all know you're an alcoholic and your life is in tatters and you're an awful fucking gobshite. But you know what? You're alive, aren't you?" Richard's line gets a big laugh from the audience, but it's more a moment of truth than of comic relief. Richard's words finally free Sharky of his refusal to forgive himself. He goes to Mass with his brother—not with a convert's zeal, but with a fragile acceptance that even he is worth being redeemed.
The conclusion is appropriate for a playwright who sees his writing as an exploration rather than an exposition of what he believes. Given his play's strong religious undertones, interviewers often ask McPherson about his personal beliefs. McPherson, who was raised Catholic but has not practiced since childhood, usually gives answers that are vague and express a kind of awesome uncertainty. "You've got to face the mystery of the universe, the vast ignorance," he explained in his interview with the Lowry. "We are a tiny speck in this huge cosmos, and we don't even know how it started, where we come from or why there is space and time." The most affirmation he gets is from writing his plays. He explained, "All my plays are a picture of me trying to find out what's the real energy or force in my life. You dig at it until you reach some point where you make peace with yourself."
Pictured above: Tom Irwin as Mr. Lockhart and Francis Guinan as Sharky in the Steppenwolf production of "The Seafarer." Photo by Michael Brosilow.


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And it's also a confirmation that this band is more of a King Crimson wannabe because they were able to develop and expand their sound in rather hoarse way, but equally interesting.
The album opens with the title track, with a rather aggressive and noisy mellotron, creating an exciting contrast with the more mellow and melodic first record. In the brutal chorus we can also hear that the main singer has also improved his singing, while we enjoy the piercing bass and the fast guitar melodies.
Harvest regain a Little the King Crimson's style at the beginning, but soon turns into a rabid punk tune with playful guitars. After that we are delighted with some cello melodies and a great and obscure final section, very prog.
Book of Hours starts with a slow and repetitive Melody with a persistent mellotron which is broken by dissonant guitars which lead to another marvelous Vemod-style tune followed by Raft, a Little dissonant instrumental song.
Rubankh is another instrumental song but much more hard and aggressive. I think this track is a good summary of that Anekdoten were trying to achieve with this album, developing a very distinctive and personal sound. This makes the album less accessible and rather difficult to appreciate at the first listening, but catchy and enchanting through repeated plays.
This Far From the Sky has a very fierce beginning with an interlude which brings automatically Vemod to mind with the typical interlaced mellotron, cello and psychedelia. The instrumental part is maybe the most intricated and psychedelic of the whole album.
In Freedom closes the album in a very beautiful and mellow way, with incredible strings melodies. Pure talent.
Conclusion: Nucleus was strong step forward in the right direction. The compositions are maybe not so catchy and resounding like in the marvelous opera prima Vemod, but the band achieved a more personal and distinctive sound, making this album even more valuable than the previous one in my opinion while almost maintaining the same quality in the melodies and structures of the songs.
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Best Tracks: Nucleus, Book of Hours, This Far From the Sky, In Freedom.
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Egg-Tortilla Scramble with Avocado
This dish features Mexican Hass avocados, onion, red pepper, hot pepper sauce and Jack cheese for a Latin twist on a classic egg scramble.
12 Mexican Hass avocados
3/4 cup vegetable oil
3 pints onion, chopped
3 qt. red pepper, diced
6 dozen eggs
1 1/2 cups cilantro, chopped
3 tbsp. hot red pepper sauce
2 tbsp. salt
9 cups tortilla chips, broken
3 pints Jack cheese, shredded
1. Cut each avocado lengthwise around pit; twist halves to separate; strike pit with knife blade and pull to remove; gently scoop out flesh with spoon; dice avocado and set aside.
2. In large sauté pan, heat oil over medium-high heat. Add onion; cook and stir until almost tender. Add red pepper; cook and stir until onion begins to brown; cool.
3. In bowl, whisk together eggs, cilantro, hot sauce and salt. Stir in cooled vegetable mixture.
4. Using two or more lightly oiled sauté pans, cook and stir egg mixture until set but still soft. Stir in chips. Sprinkle cheese on top. Cover and remove from heat; let stand until cheese begins to melt, about 1 min. Serve, topped with reserved avocado. Serve with bacon strips, if desired.
Recipe by Avocados From Mexico