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/ Wednesday, April 7, 2010 / 9 Comments / Appetizers and Snacks , North American , Vegetables
Scallion Potato Cakes
Try making this simple recipe that I had adapted from Thomas Keller's "ad hoc at home" cookbook, Scallion Potato Cakes. The potato cakes are crispy on the outside after being pan fried; but, remains light and tasty on the inside. If you like scallions, do slice one or two more stalks and mix into the potato mixture. This will give the potato cakes a little more pungent fragrance and also makes them taste real good too. I made this as one of my side dish for lunch earlier this week. Fantastic!
Recipe adapted from Thomas Keller's "ad hoc at home" cookbook.
Scallion Potato Cakes
(Printable Recipe)
5 Scallions
3 lbs Large Russet Potatoes
½ Cup Cornstarch
Canola Oil
Sea Salt
Freshly Ground Black Pepper
Preheat the oven to 200˚F. Set a cooling rack on a baking sheet.
Cut away the ends of the scallions on a severe diagonal and discard, and then cut the dark greens into very thin slices. (Reserve the remaining scallions for another use.) Set aside.
Set up a food processor with a coarse shredding blade. Peel the potatoes and shred them. Immediately transfer them to large bowl of cold water and swirl and rinse the potatoes. Lift them from the water and dry in a salad spinner. Transfer to another large bowl. Spoon the cornstarch around the sides of the bowl and toss the potatoes with it (adding the cornstarch this way will help to coat the potatoes evenly). Do not let the potatoes sit for too long, or they will release their starch and the centers of the potatoes can become sticky.
Heat some oil in a 10-inch nonstick frying pan over medium high heat until the oil is shimmering. Turn down the heat to medium. Add 1/6 of the potatoes, gently spreading them into an 8 to 9-inch circle. Keep the potato cake light and airy; do not press down on the potatoes. Season the mixture with a generous pinch each of salt and pepper. Reserve ¼ cup of the scallion greens for garnish, and sprinkle 1/3 of the remaining scallion greens over the potatoes. Carefully spread another 1/6 of the potatoes on top; again, do not press down on them. Season with salt and pepper. Cook for 6 to 7 minutes, to brown the bottom. You should hear the potatoes sizzling in the oil; if the potatoes get quiet and are not sizzling, or the pan looks dry, add a bit more oil. Turn the pancake over to brown the second side. The pancakes are somewhat fragile and can be difficult to flip with a spatula; if you don't feel comfortable turning them, invert the pancake onto the back of a baking sheet, held tilted over a second baking sheet, as some oil may seep out, then return the pan to the heat and slide the potato cake into the pan browned side up. Cook until the second side is browned and crisp, then transfer to the rack and keep warm in the oven while you cook the remaining 2 pancakes.
Cut each pancake into 4 wedges, stack on a platter, and garnish with the reserved scallion greens.
Serves 6
9 comments:
Gorgeous! And looks so light! What a great recipe!ReplyDelete
Those look terrific and not at all greasy - just how I like them!ReplyDelete
These look like the Potato Cakes my mom used to make when I was a kid. I loved them as breakfast on the weekends!ReplyDelete
These are beautiful!ReplyDelete
Yum!! looks like a better version of potato latkes.... i want this!!ReplyDelete
beautiful! I would love these for breakfast. I can imagine how crispy these potatoes are... thanks for the recipe.ReplyDelete
These look almost too wonderful to eat. (Almost.)ReplyDelete
Easy and nice healthy recipe. Thks for sharing!ReplyDelete
They look beautiful! SaltWorks has a wonderful collection of sea salt that would work perfectly for this recipe. I particularly like their Pure Ocean, because it is so clean and pure tasting. Wonderful for everyday use- lots of flavor.ReplyDelete


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New invitation brief
Today the Acting Solicitor General filed an invitation brief in Erica P. John Fund, Inc. v. Halliburton Co. (09-1403), recommending that the Court grant certiorari. At issue in the case is whether the Fifth Circuit correctly held that plaintiffs in securities fraud actions must not only satisfy the requirements to trigger a rebuttable presumption of fraud on the market, but must also establish loss causation at class certification by a preponderance of admissible evidence without merits discovery; and whether the Fifth Circuit improperly considered the merits of the underlying litigation when it held that a plaintiff must establish loss causation to invoke the fraud-on-the-market presumption. The Acting Solicitor General's brief is available here.
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There are hundreds of cultures all over the world. Each is unique and beautiful in its own way. No culture has the same standards, beliefs or customs, which makes getting to know people from different cultures an interesting and challenging experience.
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Richland offers students a wide variety of clubs and organizations that encourage cultural exchange. The Crossing Cultures Club is one of them. It began at Richland this semester and is part of the Baptist Student Ministry (BSM) organization.
The club is designed to "facilitate multicultural exchange," as Cody Mahon, volunteer BSM director at Richland, said. People are free to share their opinions, cultural beliefs and standards. Different perspectives represented during the discussions help people gain awareness and respect of each other's similarities and differences.
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Chilled Corn Soup
Makes about 6 cups
9 medium-size ears fresh yellow corn
9 medium-size ears fresh yellow corn
1/2 cup fresh basil leaves (tightly packed)
4 cups of water, for blending with the corn kernels* (see my notes, below)
1/4 cup extra-virgin olive oil
The corn can either be boiled in salted water (covered) for 2 to 3 minutes, or you can roast or grill the ears for a smoky flavor instead of boiling.)
Slice kernels from the ears with a sharp paring knife. Place 1/2 of the kernels in a blender container with 2 cups water, purée. Repeat with the remaining kernels with an additional 2 cups of water. Strain into a bowl, pressing th squeeze out the corn liquid, discard the kernel mash.
Add salt to taste and chill soup until cold, at least 3 hours.
In the meantime, boil tightly packed fresh basil leaves for 2 to 3 seconds. Drain immediately, plunge into a bowl of ice water and drain again. Purée basil in blender with 1/2 teaspoon salt the the olive oil. Serve soup cold, drizzled with basil oil.
My notes: When I serve the soup as an amuse bouche (as pictured), I use espresso size cups~I use milk instead of the water to make the purée, if you like it richer cut back on a bit of the milk during the blending process, after the mixture is strained stir in some half & half, or heavy cream to your taste.
When I make it with milk, I omit the basil oil, garnishing instead with a sprinkle of fresh basil chiffonade. I chill the cups, at serving time I rub the cup rims with a cut lime, and dip the rims in a saucer of French basil salt. (Sel de Mer au Basilic, made by Aux Anysetiers Du Roy.)
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2015 KTM 250 EXC Six Days
KTM's motorcycles have always impress us in terms of performances, the with every year that passes they become better and better.
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Six Days Equipment
• 4CS closed-cartridge fork from WP Suspension for optimum damping and high reserves against bottoming out
• Camel seat for improved long-distance comfort
• Skid plate for effective frame and engine protection
• Milled, orange anodised triple clamps for extremely precise fork clamping and optimum fork function
• Orange frame
• Supersprox Stealth 2-component rear sprocket with an aluminium inner ring and steel outer ring for maximum durability
• Solid rear brake disc (no slots/holes) for improved heat resistance and reduced brake pad wear
• New floating front brake disc for consistent braking performance in extreme conditions
• New front brake disc guard for optimum protection from stone impact
• New, light and sturdy racing mirror
• New Metzeler tyres developed in cooperation with KTM for outstanding grip and traction
• Radiator guard for effective radiator protection
• Radiator fan for all 4-stroke models to optimise temperature management in extreme conditions
• Carbon pipe guard on all 2-stroke models for effective expansion chamber protection
• Six Days silencer, anthracite anodised and with Six Days logo (except 125 EXC)
• Front axle puller for simple front wheel removal
• Orange radiator grille
• Orange chain guide
• Exclusive Six Days graphics, this year with a striking Argentinian design
|1-cylinder 2-stroke engine, water-cooled, with reed intake and exhaust control
|249 cm³
|66.4 mm
|72 mm
|Starting aid
|Kickstarter and electric starter
|6 gear, claw shifted
|Primary ratio
|Final drive
|14:50 (13:50)
|Wet multi-disc clutch DDS / Brembo hydraulics
|Ignition system
|Contactless, controlled, fully electronic ignition system with digital ignition timing adjustment, type Kokusan
|Central tube frame made of chrome molybdenum steel tubing
|WP Suspension Up Side Down 4860 4CS
|Shock absorber
|WP Suspension PDS 5018 DCC
|Suspension travel front
|300 mm
|Suspension travel rear
|335 mm
|Brake system
|Disc brakes, brake calipers on floating bearings
|Brake discs - diameter Front
|260 mm
|Brake discs - diameter Rear
|220 mm
|5/8 x 1/4"
|Steering head angle
|Wheel base
|1,482±10 mm
|Ground clearance (unloaded)
|355 mm
|Seat height (unloaded)
|960 mm
|Total fuel tank capacity approx.
|9.5 l Unleaded premium fuel (95 octane), mixed with 2-stroke engine oil (1:60)
|Weight without fuel approx.
|101.9 kg


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The World Harrier Organization is dedicated to harriers and harrier groups around the world who usually practice the traditional sport of hare and hounds, where:
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Welcome to the World Harrier Organization
The World Harrier Organization is a loose association of friendly groups or clubs who practice the sport of hare and hounds. In this sport, there are hare(s) (a runner or runners) who lay a trail (usually cross-country) with various trail marking materials (like flour, chalk, or the toilet paper used in the second WHO gathering in Orlando picture below). The hares are then followed by the pack of hounds (other runners) a few minutes after the hares are off. The eventual goal of the hounds is to catch a hare before the trail is completed. It is quite fun, with the side effect that you may accidentally get into shape doing the sport. Some participants may run fast, others just jog and most groups nowadays permit walkers to negotiate the trail. They are loosely kept together in ability packs through the use of false trails and ingenious trail design (hopefully). A few groups may occasionally pre-lay trails, kind of taking the sport out of it, but they try to make up for it with social activity along the trail. Most groups in the world chase a live hare setting the trail ahead of them. Groups usually finish their runs with some social activity, song, refreshment and snacks, and sometimes a meal. But, for a better description how we at W.H.O. expects the groups of our loose association to conduct themselves, read the W.H.O. Creed on the left.
As Stray Dog, our founder wrote many years ago (now updated for W.H.O.),
"The World Harrier Organization is a state of mind - a friendship of kindred spirits joined together for a bit of hounds and hares sport, reliving their childhood or youth, releasing the tensions of everyday life, and generally acting a fool amongst others who will not judge you or measure you by anything more than your sense of humor."
How to Join?
All you need to do is click on the Members page. If you are not logged in, you will automatically find the membership application form there. Fill out the form and submit it. Your email address will be verified by sending your temporary password to you. Sign in and change your password, then your membership is complete. If you were a member of gthhh.com, worldhhh.com, hhhweb.com, or worldhashspace.com in the past, you are already a member. Just use those credentials to sign in. If you forgot your User ID and/or password, send a message using the address on the contact us page requesting your sign in details, giving your real name, harrier name (if you have one), harrier group at registration, and original User ID if you remember it. It will save time if you can send it from the original email address from that account if you remember it and still have it. We will help you get back on site once again after verifying your identity. Apologies for any delay, it is all done manually. If you haven't heard from us in a few days, please resend.
Our Direction
If you are an experienced harrier, this is a more universal treatment of the sport than is usually expressed in other associations of hare and hounds, such the Hash House Harriers (HHH). We encourage all types of groups in our association as long as they are generally comfortable with our creed (read it in the left column). We do not, like the HHH, require any social liturgy (i.e. a Down Down) nor do we frown on hare and hounds groups who have a competitive nature. Traditionally, the sport was a competitive one. We accept friendly Hash House Harrier groups that have no problem with our creed (most of the hundreds of groups I have run with on four continents around the world). Most importantly, we accept almost all the other hare and hounds groups around the world who would not fit into the HHH social model – groups who are competitive and/or also hold races, religious groups, teetotaler groups, family and children's groups, etc. It is not
either or
with WHO – if you participate in the hare and hounds sport as a significant part of your activity, your organization is a fit with us.
Our Roots
The roots of the World Harrier Organization began from the first Global Trash Hash. This effort was born from Global Trash publishing efforts that began as a magazine in 1993, reference books in 1994 listing groups, then a global annual event in 1995 (Global Trash Hash) that attracted international participation. That same year, we supported a website and on-line directory where hare and hounds groups registered themselves with us - thus began the registry of hare and hounds groups under one banner that you see here. In later years we assumed publication of the InterHASHional News and began offering more and more website and social media features to members and groups registered with us. After a few name changes, we finally become the World Harrier Organization. Therefore, through a continuous ancestry,
we claim a founded date of 1995 as an internationally accepted gathering of hare and hounds members and groups who registered on our website, with some participating in our annual event.
Our Website
The publisher's previous efforts covering the HHH and cross country running will be forwarded here (gthhh.com, worldhhh.com, worldhhh.org, InterHASHionalNews.com, XRunning.com, et. al.) Those efforts emphasized the Hash House Harriers or only cross country running, leaving out a large number of hare and hounds groups who practice the sport in a more traditional manner. The World Harrier Organization is a more inclusive organization and this website will reflect a wider view of the sport. Like the old gthhh.com and later worldhhh.com, we will provide a reference for hare and hounds (once called the Hash Bible), that will now be rewritten to become the World Harrier Organization Manual. Email lists have been created and forums soon created to provide a social media side of our website for our members. As from the early days of Global Trash, we now include a directory of members and groups belonging to the World Harrier Organization. There is a calendar of W.H.O. and member group special events. Within the next year, we will provide free websites, harelines, photo albums and email services to member groups and much more, as we did in the past.
So come on back and we will give you a great site where harriers all around the world can find information, list their groups, exchange ideas in our social harrier media and more or less find a more friendly media and wider viewpoint for the sport of hare and hounds than ever before expressed on-line or hardcopy.
Cheers and On On!
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Newsflash: Dublin's Doorstep is a bit on the special side. Hollywood movies, Guinness lakes and grocers masquerading as pubs are just the beginning of an eastern adventure as this three-day tour proves
Docking in Dublin or Dun Laoghaire, it's a short-haul road trip to the Sally Gap, the windy climb that takes you deep into Wicklow's mountain. Why, you ask, is the first stretch of this bogside beauty dubbed 'Braveheart Drive'? Mel Gibson filmed key scenes from the movie here. Heathery hills, one of Wicklow's finest pubs, Mooney's, and the odd wild deer: you (and your designated driver) are officially 'away from it all'.
Thanks to a cream-coloured manmade beach, turf-coloured water and the handsome presence of a Guinness estate, Lough Tay has become affectionately known as 'Guinness Lake'. Vertigo inducing cliffs, busily rushing waterfalls and the River Liffey's origins make this an epic photo op.
Ireland's monastic, religious and architectural heritage is neatly encapsulated in Glendalough. Established by the hermit, St Kevin, the stone towers, chapels and churches here are in astounding condition for their 1000 or so years. Walks along the two lakes are heaven-sent.
Any Ireland castle with a Temple of Isis in the basement has to be considered out of the ordinary. A 600-year-old Yew Tree Walk and a mathematically designed garden with classical statuary aren't exactly usual, either. Indoors, the eccentricity continues with ornate heraldic stained-glass windows. Spend the night for a treat.
A toasted ham and cheese sandwich (remember the mustard!) in another of Ireland's finest pubs is a lunch you won't forget any time soon. A former grocers/pub, staff here still wear the white shop coats. As if this place needed any more character…
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Among the prairie-like expanse of the Curragh's horse racing landscape sits this little military gem. Charting the Curragh's busy military history, the museum whisks you from tales of Jacobite armies to the enduringly tragic lives of the Somme heroes who trained here.
Tucked away on a quiet curve in sleepy Ballymore Eustace village, the Ballymore Inn has become something of a culinary countryside celebrity. The menus here change with the seasons – as they should – but it's simple classics like the Ardsallagh Goat's cheese pizza and Duncannon Salmon Fillet with Lemon Sauce that made the Ballymore Inn a star.
In the ever-calm surrounds of Oughter Ard graveyard you will find the final resting place of possibly Ireland's most famous son: Arthur Guinness. Remains of a 14th century church and a chunky topless round tower add atmosphere to this typically untouched slice of Kildare countryside. Perhaps raise a glass to the lad (designated driver appointed) before hitting the road for home?
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Naughtons, Kelli O'Hara, Blythe Danner and More Cast in Westport Country Playhouse's THE PHILADELPHIA STORY Reading, 12/10
Members of the Naughton Family – two-time Tony Award winner and Weston, Connecticut resident James Naughton, daughter Keira Naughton, son Greg Naughton, and Greg's wife Tony Award nominee Kelli O'Hara – plus Blythe Danner, Jordan Coughtry, Edward Herrmann, Chad Kinsman, Jake Robards, Mark Shanahan, and Dana Steingold are cast in Westport Country Playhouse's Script in Hand playreading of "The Philadelphia Story," the romantic comedy classic by Philip Barry, set for one-night-only on Monday, December 10, 7 p.m. Director is Anne Keefe, Playhouse artistic advisor.
Tickets to the Script in Hand playreading are $15. Tickets for the reading and post-performance "Meet the Cast" dessert reception in The Playhouse's Sheffer Studio are $50 ($15 for reading plus a $35 donation for reception). The reception will include champagne and strawberries.
In "The Philadelphia Story," Tracy Lord, of the Philadelphia Lords, is a spoiled daughter of the privileged. She's about to marry for the second time. Just days before the wedding, a reporter and a camera woman arrive to document the event for a gossip magazine as part of a deal to cover up Tracy's father's affair with a Broadway dancer. Coincidentally her ex-husband turns up as well. The result is comedy, drama, and suspense as Tracy confronts the four men in her life: the very appealing reporter, her ex-husband, her fiancé, and her father. "The Philadelphia Story" has been a play, a film, and, as "High Society" with music and lyrics by Cole Porter, a Broadway and movie musical as well.
Jordan Coughtry (Sandy (Alexander) Lord) was in Westport Country Playhouse's production of Shakespeare's "Twelfth Night," and a Script in Hand playreading of Philip Barry's "Holiday." New York theater includes "Murder in the Cathedral" at hoi polloi, and "Be Story Free" at Inverse Theater. Regional work includes "Candida, "Amadeus," "Romeo and Juliet," "All's Well That Ends Well," "Hamlet," "A Christmas Carol," "Big Bill," and "Love's Labour's Lost."
Blythe Danner (Margaret Lord) appeared at Westport Country Playhouse in the world premiere of "Butterflies Are Free," which transferred to Broadway earning her a Tony Award. To celebrate The Playhouse's 80th anniversary in 2010, she returned in a Script in Hand playreading of the same comedy classic. She received Tony Award nominations for "Betrayal," "A Streetcar Named Desire," and "Follies." Her films include "The Great Santini," "Meet the Parents," and "Sylvia" with daughter Gwyneth Paltrow: She won two Emmy Awards for Showtime's "Huff."
Edward Herrmann (William Tracy) was at Westport Country Playhouse in "A Holiday Garland" and a Script in Hand playreading of "Morning's at Seven." Broadway credits include "The Philadelphia Story," "Plenty" (Tony Award nomination), and "Mrs. Warren's Profession" (Tony Award, Drama Desk Award nomination). Film and television includes "The Paper Chase," "The Great Gatsby," "Reds, "Nixon," "The Aviator," "St. Elsewhere" (Emmy Award nomination), "The Practice" (Emmy Award), and "The Good Wife" (recurring as Lionel Deerfield).
Chad Kinsman (Servant) appeared at Westport Country Playhouse in "Children" and the Script in Hand playreading of "Holiday." Other Connecticut theater includes "The Irish Curse" (New Milford Theatre Works), and "The Laramie Project" (Bridgeport Theatre Company).
Greg Naughton (C.K. Dexter Haven) is best known as one-third of the folk-rock band The Sweet Remains. He founded and served as artistic director of the acclaimed Blue Light Theater Company in NYC through six seasons including the Obie-winning "Oedipus," starring Frances McDormand and Billy Crudup, "Waiting for Lefty," directed by JoAnne Woodward, starring Marisa Tomei, and their inaugural "Golden Boy" in which Greg also played the title role, opposite his father James Naughton.
James Naughton (Seth Lord) was at Westport Country Playhouse in "Street of Dreams," "Ancestral Voices," and directed several Playhouse productions, including Thornton Wilder's "Our Town." He won two Tony Awards as Best Actor in a Musical for "City of Angels" and "Chicago." He directed twice on Broadway: the Tony-nominated production of Arthur Miller's "The Price," as well as The Playhouse's transfer of "Our Town." He has appeared in numerous movies and TV shows, and was named Best Male Vocalist in NYC for his one-man show, "Street of Dreams," in 1999.
Keira Naughton (Elizabeth Imbri) was in Westport Country Playhouse's "Morphic Resonance," and a Script in Hand reading of "Chapter Two." Broadway and Off-Broadway credits include "The Rivals," "Hunting and Gathering," "All My Sons," "The American Clock," and "Dance of Death." Regional credits include "A Delicate Balance" at Yale Repertory Theatre, and "Proof," for which she received a Helen Hayes nomination. She is a singer/songwriter in the band The Petersons, and has an MFA from Tisch School of the Arts at NYU.
Kelli O'Hara (Tracy Lord) is currently starring opposite Matthew Broderick in "Nice Work If You Can Get It" on Broadway for which she earned her fourth Tony nomination as well as Drama Desk, Outer Critic Circle, and Fred Astaire award nominations. Other Broadway credits include "South Pacific" (Tony, Drama Desk, OCC nominations), "The Pajama Game" (Tony, Drama Desk, OCC nominations), and "The Light in the Piazza" (Tony, Drama Desk nominations). Her concerts span from Carnegie Hall to Capitol Hill and in between.
Jake Robards (George Kittridge) appeared at Westport Country Playhouse in "Our Town" and Script in Hand play readings of "Golden Boy" and "Dial 'M' for Murder." On Broadway, he was in "Our Town" with Paul Newman. Off-Broadway credits include "Ancestral Voices" with Pete Gurney and Marian Seldes, and "Speakeasy" with Josh Lucas and Kathleen Chalfant. Films include "You and I" (Cannes Film Festival) and "Our Town" on Showtime. On television's "Law & Order SVU," he played M.E. Cardillo.
Mark Shanahan's (Macauley Connor) credits at Westport Country Playhouse include "Around the World in 80 Days," "Tryst," "Sedition," "David Copperfield," "Journey's End," and numerous Script in Hand playreadings. In addition, he directed Playhouse Script in Hand playreadings of "Butterflies Are Free" and "The Greatest Gift." New York stage includes "The 39 Steps," "As Bees in Honey Drown," and "The Internationalist." A graduate oF Brown University (BA) and Fordham University (MA), he serves on the faculty at Fordham and Pace Universities.
Dana Steingold (Dinah Lord) played Little Red Ridinghood in Westport Country Playhouse's "Into the Woods." Broadway/National Tours include "The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee." Off-Broadway and other New York credits include "The Visit," and "Anyone Can Whistle." Regional work includes "Hairspray, "High School Musical 2," and "Ordinary Days." She is heard on the "Calvin Berger" cast album. Her concerts include Metropolitan Opera Gala at Avery Fisher Hall and Detroit Opera House. She has a BFA from New York University.
Playwright Philip Barry (1896-1949) graduated from Yale University and went on to Harvard University. He is primarily known for his satirical, somewhat unconventional comedies of manners, such as "Holiday" (1928), "The Animal Kingdom" (1932), and "The Philadelphia Story" (1939).
Director Anne Keefe served as artistic director of Westport Country Playhouse, with JoAnne Woodward, in 2008 and as associate artistic director from 2000-2006, also with Ms. Woodward. She co-directed with Ms. Woodward the Westport Country Playhouse production of "David Copperfield," and directed many Script in Hand playreadings.
All artists are subject to change.
Upcoming Script in Hand playreadings will take place on Mondays, February 11 and March 18, 7 p.m., titles to be announced.
Script in Hand sponsors are Marc and Michele Flaster; Script in Hand partners are Ann Sheffer and Bill Scheffler; and Script in Hand corporate sponsors are U.S. Trust/Bank of America Private Wealth Management and CohnReznick. The series is supported, in part, by the White Barn Program of the Lucille Lortel Foundation.For more information or tickets, call the box office at (203) 227-4177, or toll-free at 1-888-927-7529, or visit Westport Country Playhouse, 25 Powers Court, off Route 1, Westport. Tickets are available online 24/7 at www.westportplayhouse.org. Stay connected to The Playhouse on Facebook (Westport Country Playhouse), follow on Twitter (@WCPlayhouse), view Playhouse videos on YouTube (WestportPlayhouse) or get an insider's peek on The Playhouse Blog (www.theplayhouseblog.org).
Westport Country Playhouse is a nationally recognized, not-for-profit, professional theater under the artistic direction of Mark Lamos and management leadership of Michael Ross. The Playhouse creates five live theater experiences, produced at the highest level, from April through November. Its vital mix of works---dramatic, comedic, occasionally exploratory and unusual---expands the audience's sense of what theater can be. The depth and scope of its productions display the foremost theatrical literature from the past---recent as well as distant---in addition to musicals and premieres of new plays. During the summer, The Playhouse is home to the Woodward Internship Program, renowned for the training of aspiring theater professionals. Winter at The Playhouse, from November through March, offers events outside of the main season---Family Festivities presentations, Script in Hand play readings and a Holiday Festival. In addition, businesses and organizations are encouraged to rent the handsome facility for their meetings, receptions and fundraisers.
As an historic venue, Westport Country Playhouse has had many different lives leading up to the present. Originally built in 1835 as a tannery manufacturing hatters' leathers, it became a steam-powered cider mill in 1880, later to be abandoned in the 1920s. Splendidly transformed into a theater in 1931, it initially served as a try-out house for Broadway transfers, evolving into an established stop on the New England straw hat circuit of summer stock theaters through the end of the 20th century. Following a multi-million dollar renovation completed in 2005, The Playhouse became a state-of-the-art producing theater, preserving its original charm and character.
Today, the not-for-profit Westport Country Playhouse serves as a cultural nexus for patrons, artists and students and is a treasured resource for the State of Connecticut. There are no boundaries to the creative thinking for future seasons or the kinds of audiences and excitement for theater that Westport Country Playhouse can build.
Westport Country Playhouse's five-play 2013 season: A.R. Gurney's "The Dining Room," a witty and heartfelt story of the American family and its vanishing traditions set in the most singular of rooms, where people gather, meals are eaten, conversations begin, and generations converge, directed by Mark Lamos, April 30 – May 18; "The Show-Off" by George Kelly, a funny, surprising, and moving story of a family in upheaval when their youngest daughter becomes engaged to a brash loudmouth, directed by Nicholas Martin, June 11 – 29; "Loot," a wickedly funny send-up of larcenous, lascivious behavior among the English middle classes by the master of British farce Joe Orton, directed by David Kennedy, Playhouse associate artistic director, July 16 – August 3; the second world premiere in as many seasons, "Oblivion" a touching and funny-and very modern-tale of parents, children, and the gulf that sometimes exists between them, commissioned by Playwrights Horizons and developed by Steppenwolf Theatre Company, written by Carly Mensch, currently a co-producer on Showtime's "Weeds," directed by Mark Brokaw, August 20 – September 7; and John Murray and Allen Boretz's "Room Service," a madcap American farce about a producer and his ragtag bunch of actors who try to raise money for a Broadway show as they scramble to evade their hotel bill, directed by Mark Lamos, October 8 – 26, 2013.


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If you are a car enthusiast, there are a few videos that you are obligated to view at some point in life. "C'était un rendez-vous" is one of them. Like many good things, it is surrounded in lies and controversy, but fake or not, it gets your adrenaline pumping and the sound is music to the ears.
The story goes…… that in 1976, a guy named Claude Lelouch raced through Paris at high speeds in the early morning hours driving his Ferrari 275 GTB. He scattered birds, endangered the public, and generally ignored all rules of the road. You can distinctly hear the heel-toe shifting and the revving V12 as the car flies through narrow intersections and sharp corners. It is 9 minutes of ear candy……as strange as that sounds. Much like yesterday, crank your volume up!
Can't see the video? Here is the link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f8Vo8iGLMwk
The truth is unfortunately far less thrilling than the video. Apparently the camera is actually attached to a Claude's Mercedes-Benz 450 SEL (yawn..) and the sound was dubbed in after. The sound is likely from his V12 Ferrari 275 GTB though, just not the one flying through the streets of Paris, because that one never existed. Regardless of reality, it is a fun video to watch, and a great topic to bring up when you're bench racing with your buddy's in the garage.


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The Shushu-ya (酒酒屋, Literally meaning: Sake Sake Store) is a Chinese-styled restaurant/pub in Konohagakure that sells their own brand of choice sake and serves large-platter cooking, where all the food is put on a single large plate. Jiraiya took Tsunade here for a drink before he left the village to infiltrate Amegakure. Its sake and yakitori roasted on a charcoal fire are very popular.
The restaurant is large with pillars that supports the building, high ceilings with multiple small lights, a bar with stools that display most of their alcohol, and multiple wooden booths for the customers to sit in.
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The restaurant made an appearance in Naruto: Ultimate Ninja 3, where the player can enter when spending time with Kurenai Yūhi and Kiba Inuzuka, as well as to help Hanabi Hyūga buy an item for her father.


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Once upon a time, you took a picture of something that lots of people photograph. However, because you are a geologist, it didn't turn out the way it does for most people. Show us that picture, tell us what you see in it, and tell us about the way you take pictures.I take a lot of photos. I can't begin to tell you how many rolls of film I used to carry with me for simple 3-day field trips back in the day of Kodachrome, but I can easily shoot a hundred or more digital frames in a day, the number being limited only by the number of gigs on my SD card and the percent charge on the two proprietary rechargeable batteries I carry with me: one in the camera, one in my pocket (except for yesterday, when I forgot the extra).
So, I take a lot of photos. I think about how I'm framing them when I'm shooting, about what will look good as a photograph. I think about what I'm seeing, about what the photographs might show myself and others. Mostly I just shoot, as many photos as possible.
I see a lot of landscapes and roadcuts when driving here and there (which is something I do a lot of). Sometimes the landscapes are like nice, wide, almost blank spaces to me, allowing my mind to roam or think non-stressful thoughts not generally related to life or work; other times I really contemplate the landscape and notice the shape of the hills, pediments, basins, and mountains, and I perceive or try to imagine or understand the way the landforms formed and evolved, how the rock formations are guiding the shapes in the land. I see contacts and faults, real and hypothetical, wherever I go.
Consequently, when I take a photograph — almost anywhere unless it is indoors or of people (and sometimes even then) — I am seeing something that isn't necessarily visible to non-geologists, and I see that something in the photo, even when it isn't obvious. The photographs I shoot often already have contacts and fault lines drawn and visible in my mind, and the erosional or depositional remnants of geologic time are jumping out of the scenery and into the frame. The landscapes and rocks are telling me their stories, even from a distance — sometimes they nearly shout their stories, sometimes they almost whisper. Either way, their stories are embedded into my photographs.
|A fairly bland landscape photo looking across Rye Patch Reservoir.
I took no less than 12 photos of this hill as we drove by on our way to catch a plane. The place fascinates me, partly because I've never been there, and in large part because I know it's supposed to be a great mineral collecting site, with ores of copper, tin, uranium, gold, and silver and various minerals including torbernite, cassiterite, and tourmaline (read more here). There is also supposed to be at least five varieties of breccia. The knob is resistant and in the shape it's in because its a complex rhyolitic or granitic plug, and because of the attendant alteration that includes silicification. I see all that when I drive by, and all that shows up in my photo, at least when I look at it. But really, I've never been there, though I've had it on my list of places to visit for a very long time.
My last post shows an example of the contacts I see when I take a photo, and how the contacts can be drawn in at a later time for others to see.
Also, while walking or driving around, I notice landscapes and outcrops, roadcuts and exposures that tell stories of days gone by, days populated with geologists, pickup trucks, drill rigs, beer, dozers and backhoes, ice chests, map cases, and packs full of this and that, including hand samples, white bags filled with rocks or soils for assay, a water bottle or two, a small lunch, waterproof matches in a ziplock bag, an extra jacket or flannel shirt, a small 1st aid kit, and nowadays a SPOT. These things or places and their stories are harder to photograph, but I nevertheless see them almost everywhere I go.
Examples could be endless.


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The following books come from W. D. Gann's recommended reading list which was released to his students in 1946 as the fundamental background reading for any serious student of market forecasting. Many of these books are extremely rare, and we are proud to make available the largest selection of these books ever offered since Gann's time. Many of these books have been out of print for half a century, and most are not available through any other source. We are currently reorganizing these selections into collections combining complete works of one author, or topically similar titles, to provide these essential resources as accessible prices. Check the Seeker's Sanctum for changing prices and availability.
To See The Available Sacred Science Institute Titles From Gann's Reading List:
A. E.; The Candle of Vision; 1920; 175p.
Ahmad, Sheikh Habeeb; The Mysteries of Sound and Number; 1925; 89p.
Agrippa, Henry C.; Philosophy of Natural Magic; 1913; 315p.
Alvidas; Sciences and Key of Life, Vol.1, Planetary Influences; 1902.
Alvidas; Sciences and Key of Life, Vol.2, Planetary Influences; 1902.
Alvidas; Sciences and Key of Life, Vol.3, Planetary Influences; 1903
Alvidas; Sciences and Key of Life, Vol.4, Planetary Influences; 1904
Alvidas; Sciences and Key of Life, Vol.5; Astro Physiology; 1905
Alvidas; Sciences and Key of Life, Vol.6; 1906
Alvidas; Sciences and Key of Life, Vol.7; 1907
Anonymous; Sixth and Seventh Books of Moses;191?; 190p.
Balliett, Mrs. L. Dow; Philosophy of Numbers; 1908, 7th Ed.; 168p
Balliett, Mrs. L. Dow; Number Vibration In Questions and Answers; 1920, 2nd Ed.;104p.
Balliett, Mrs. L. Dow; The Day of Wisdom According to Number Vibration; 1922, 2nd Ed.; 184p.
Berrart, Leo; Ogilvie's Astrological Birthday Book;1915; 1st;264p.
Brandon, Wilfred; Open the Door; 1935;195p.
Bullinger; The Witness of the Stars; 1893, 1st; 204p
Butler; Solar Biology; 1887, 17th; 400p.
Cady, Emilie; Lessons in Truth;1920, 1st; 174p.
Carey - Perry; God-Man: The Word Made Flesh;1920, 1st.; 176p.
Carey, Dr. George; The Chemistry of Human Life ;1919,1st; 77p.
Carey, Dr. George; The Wonders of the Human Body;1918, 1st;126p.
Cheasley, W.; Numerology; 1930, 5th; 120p. $35.00
Choisnard, Paul; The Proof of Astral Influences on Man;1st.; 65p.
Colier, Robert; The Secret of the Ages ,Vol.1-7; 1926, 1st; 643p.
DeLuce, Robert; Horary Astrology; 1930,1st; 60p.
DeLuce Robert; Rectification of the Horoscope; 1st; 70p
Du Vernet, Archbishop; Spiritual Radio;1925, 1st; 60p.
Haddock, F. C., MD; The Power of Will; 1914, 2nd; 387p.
Hudson, Thomas Jay; The Law of Psychic Phenomena; 1899; 409p.
Johndro, L. Edward; The Stars (How and Where They Influence); 1929; 120p.
Johndro, L. Edward; The Earth in the Heavens (Ruling Degrees of Cities);1929; 151p.
Kerns, H. J.; The World Book of the Ages from Adam to Millennium;1932; 70p.
Larsen Ludwig; Key to the Bible and Heaven; 1919, 1st; 280p.
Libra, C. AQ.; Astrology, It's Techniques and Ethics; 1917, 1st; 259p.
Montrose; Numerology for Everybody;1940; 1st;165p.
Papus; The Tarot of the Bohemians; 1892, 1st; 355p.
Partridge, A. E.; Fortunate Hours; 1st; 100p.
Pearce, A. J.; Textbook of Astrology, 5 Books; Bk1 227p., Bk2-5 167p., 2nd Ed.
Raphael; Raphael's Mundane Astrology;1932, 1st; 80p
Redding, William A.; Mysteries Unveiled; 1st; 160p.
Sepharial; The Kabala of Numbers (Original Source Book), 1945; 387p.
Sepharial; The Kabala of Numbers ( Interpretation) 2 Vols.; 1926,1927; 204p.,215p.
Sepharial; Sepharial's Astrology; 1st; 126p.
Sepharial; Law of Values; 1st; 50 p.
Sepharial; The Silver Key; 2nd Ed.; 94p.
Sepharial; Directional Astrology; 1921; 192p.
Sepharial; The Science of Foreknowledge; 1918; 160p.
Sepharial; The Astrological Ready Reckoner and Student's Assistant;1st; 68p.
Sepharial; Manual of Astrology; 1898, 1st; 256p.
Sepharial; Cosmic Symbolism; 1912, 1st; 294p.
Shaftesbury, Edmund; The Goal of Creation;1920; 464p.
Smith, Worth; Miracle of the Ages; 1st; 150p.
Stout, Wesley W.; Secret; 1947, 1st; 67p.
Taylor, Ariel Yvon; Numerology Made Plain;1926, 1st; 147p.
Three Initiates; The Kabalion (Hermetic Philosophy); 1918, 1st; 180p.
Troward, Thomas; Bible Mystery and Bible Meaning; 1913, 1st; 323p.
Walter, William W.; The Sickle; 1918, 1st; 391p.
Ward, Charles A.; Oracles of Nostradamus; 1940,1 st; 425p.
Wemyss, Maurice; The Wheel of Life or Scientific Astrology, Vol. 1; 1st; 186p.
Wemyss, Maurice; The Wheel of Life or Scientific Astrology, Vol. 2; 1st; 220p.
Wemyss, Maurice; The Wheel of Life or Scientific Astrology, Vol. 3; 1st; 156p.
Wemyss, Maurice; The Wheel of Life or Scientific Astrology, Vol. 4; 1st; 111p.
Wemyss, Maurice; The Wheel of Life or Scientific Astrology, Vol. 5; 1st; 126p.
Further Titles By Gann List Authors: Though the following books were not included on Gann's list, the serious student will find further extremely valuable knowledge in these volumes, written by the same authors listed above. Most of these books have never been available outside their initial printings and are reprinted here for the first time.
Ahmad, Mabel H.; Christian Names and Their Values; 1st; 192p.
Ahmad, Mabel H.; Names and Their Numbers; 1903, 1st; 57p.
Ahmad, Mabel H.; Sound and Number: Law of Destiny and Design; 1st; 128p.
Ahmad, Sheik Habeeb; The Hidden Mysteries of Numbers; 1912; 1st; 61p.
Balliett, Mrs. L. Dow; Nature's Symphony or Lessons in Number Vibration; 1921; 132p.
Balliett, Mrs. L. Dow; Vibration: A System of Numbers as Taught by Pythagoras;1913, 6th;74p
Brandon, Wilfred; Incarnation: A Plea From the Masters; 1959, 1st; 172p.
Brandon, Wilfred; Love in the Afterlife;1956, 1st; 159p.
Brandon, Wilfred; We Knew These Men; 1950, 1st; 241p.
Butler, Hiram E.; The Goal of Life or Science and Revelation; 1908; 364p.
Butler, Hiram E.; The Seven Creative Principles; 1923; 170p.
Butler, Hiram E.; The Narrow Way of Attainment; 1910; 140p.
Cady, Emilie; Miscellaneous Writings; 1928, 1st; 128p.
Carey & Perry; Relation of the Mineral Salts of the Body to the Signs of the Zodiac; 1st; 48p.
Carey & Perry; Road to the Moon: A Great Occult Story; 1918, 1st; 50p.
Carey & Perry; The Zodiac and The Salts of Salvation; 1948, 3rd; 368p.
Cheasley, Clifford W.; What's In Your Name: Science of Letters and Numbers; 1916; 105p.
Collier, Robert; The Secret of Gold: How to Get What You Want; 1927; 251p.
Collier, Robert; Make Your Own World, 2 Vols.; 1954; 424p.
Collier, Robert; Something to Hope For; 1942; 231p.
Collier, Robert; The Amazing Secrets of the Masters of the Far East; 1959; 225p.
Collier, Robert; The Law of Higher Potential; 1947; 474p.
Collier, Robert; The Life Magnet, Vols. 3-7; 1928; 642p.
Collier, Robert; Where Will You Be in the Coming Age?; 1955; 215p.
Collier, Robert; Will You Be Alive in 1965?; 1953; 183p.
De Luce, Robert; Complete Method of Prediction; 1935, 1st; 192p.
De Luce, Robert; Constellational Astrology; 1963, 1st; 211p.
Flammarion, Camille; Astronomical Myths; 1877; 429p.
Flammarion, Camille; Mysterious Psychic Forces; 1909, 1st; 466p.
Flammarion, Camille; The Unknown; 1900, 1st; 488p.
Haddock, Frank Channing; Business Power; 1920, 2nd; 556p.
Hudson, Thomas Jay; A Scientific Demonstration of the Future Life; 1900, 5th; 326p.
Hudson, Thomas Jay; The Diving Pedigree of Man; 1899,1st; 379p.
Hudson, Thomas Jay; The Evolution of the Soul:1912, 4th; 344p.
Johndro, L. Edward; A New Concept of Sign Rulership; 60p.
Johndro, L. Edward; Astrological Dictionary and Self-Reading Horoscope; 1936; 70p.
Kerns, H. J.; Secrets of Wisdom; 1st; 65p.
Larsen, Ludwig B.; Ancient Prehistoric Wisdom; 1941, 1st; 301p.
Partridge, A. E.; The Story of the Heavens; 1936; 100p.
Raphael; Raphael's Ancient Manuscript of Talismanic Magic; 1916, 1st; 104p.
Raphael; Raphael's Guide to Astrology; 1931, ; 108p.
Raphael; Raphael's Horary Astrology; 1920, 1st; 103p.
Raphael; Raphael's Key to Astrology; 1920, 5th; 108p.
Raphael; Raphael's Medical Astrology; 1937, 4th; 88p.
Raphael; Raphael's Private Instructions in Genethliacal Astrology; 1935, 1st; 67p.
Sepharial; Fortune Telling by Numbers; 1st; 61p.
Sepharial; Manual of Occultism; 1st; 356p
Sepharial; Primary Directions Made Easy; 1st; 80p.
Sepharial; The Arcana or Stock and Share Key; 1st; 30p.
Sepharial; The Book of Charms and Talismans;1st; 90p.
Sepharial; The Daily Guide; 1st; 90p.
Sepharial; The New Dictionary of Astrology; 1929, 1st; 192p.
Sepharial; The Numbers Book; 1st; 90p.
Sepharial; The Solar Epoch; 1st; 90p.
Sepharial; The Theory of Geodetic Equivalents; 1st; 61p.
Sepharial; The Wheel of Fortune; 1932, 1st; 316p.
Sepharial; The World Horoscope; 1st; 71p.
Sepharial; Transits and Planetary Periods; 1st; 90p.
Sepharial; Your Fortune in Your Name or Kabalistic Astrology; 6th; 96p.
Shaftesbury, Edmund; Instantaneous Personal Magnetism: 1957, 1st; 370p.
Shaftesbury, Edmund; Mental Magnetism: A Study of the Seven Realms of Mind; 1950; 448p
Smith, Worth; House of Glory; 1939; 110p.
Stauffer, Mack; Humanity and the Mysterious Knight; 1914; 200p.
Taylor, Ariel Yvon; Character Grams; 1934, 1st; 141p
Taylor, Ariel Yvon; Numerology: Its Facts and Secrets; 1958, 4th; 141p.
Troward, Thomas; The Creative Process in the Individual; 1951, 21st; 185p.
Troward, Thomas; The Edinburg Lectures on Mental Science;1909, 1st; 130p.
Troward, Thomas; The Hidden Power;1947, 11th; 216p
Troward, Thomas; The Law and The Word; 1955, 18th; 208p.


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From Matt Bracken:
Please help me.
I am trying as hard as I can to get out the word about cross-border authority (CBA).
I just can't believe reporters don't know enough to ask the right questions! It's infuriating.
Libya, as far as standing down the rescue, is 100% Obama's show, and nobody else's. Only he can grant CBA, not Biden, not Panetta, not Dempsey, not Hillary, and certainly not Ham in Germany.
The entire episode is explained perfectly inside the context of not granting CBA. The CIA QRF in Tripoli? No problem, send them on the local Tripoli station chief's say-so. He merely informs up COC that he has done so. CCs them so to speak. "This is what I am doing." Ditto if Predators were in country, no problem using them.
But the big rescue air armada streaming toward Libya right away after the alarm got to Stuttgart and Africom? That has to stop. I believe at the 5pm meeting with Panetta and Biden in the Oval Office, he said, "No outside military intervention," on the basis that the last report was the "lull" from the consulate, at about 1030 p.m. in Benghazi, when the attack appeared to be over and the situation stabilizing.
(As a soft exception, Obama may have authorized sending an unarmed Predator from outside of Libya, but I am thinking the two Predators were already in-country, and hence available to use within "no CBA granted" rules.)
"No outside military intervention" equals "no cross-border authority" and that constitutes "standing orders" until POTUS changes them. Nobody else can "un-decide" the POTUS decree. The rescue air-armada of C-17s, C-130s and SOF helos like MH-47 Chinooks and Pavehawks cannot proceed directly to Libya without CBA being granted, so instead they are all staged at Sigonella, Sicily.
USN ships are in position to "lilypad" helos for long over-water flights. Airborne tankers are coming into position. SOF forces in Sigonella are going over their gear for different contingencies. Fuming all night as officers keep checking in with operational commanders. "Hold in place, no rescue yet. We can't find the President, it sounds like," say the colonels to the majors and captains. 100s of military must know about this. I keep waiting for the conclusive whistle-blowers to come forward BEFORE the election. After won't matter, it will be for the historians.
Panetta is falling on his sword for Obama with his absurd-on-its-face, "The military doesn't do risky things" defense of no rescue. Panetta is destroying his future reputation entirely, to save Obama. The question is why? Loyalty?
Petreaus was probably "used" in some way early, about the supposed CIA intel link to the Mohammed video, and now he feels burned. So he conclusively said via his PAO, "The stand-down order did not come from CIA."
Well, what is higher than CIA? Only White House. Obama, nobody else. Petreaus is naming Obama without naming him.
Now, as far as Obama / Huma Abedin / Valerie Jarrett etc actually wanting Ambassador Stevens dead, to terminate the end of the very dirty Libyan arms to Syrian AQ programs, I can't speculate. Obama is not competent enough, I'm thinking.
But for sure, the ambassador going to unsecure Benghazi on 9-11 of all days stinks to me of a setup. You can bet Stevens would have told the Turks, "No, 9-11 is not a good day for us," and stayed in Tripoli behind many high and thick walls. For him to go to dangerous Benghazi on 9-11 means the Turks totally insisted, but why would they care about the meeting date, unless they were in on a "hit" as the Judas goat?
Alternatively, ordering Stevens to meet the Turks in Benghazi on 9-11 may have come from down OUR chain of command. Stevens seems to have been wearing two hats as ambassador and CIA arms shipper. Moving between more-secure Tripoli, the Benghazi "consulate," and the CIA "annex." So orders to him might come down the State or the CIA commo channels, or both. I am unclear on his job title and true position, but either the CIA or State sends him final instructions. How this works with "dual-hatted" ambassadors, I haven't a clue.
But Stevens meeting the Turks at the unsecure Benghazi "consulate" on 9-11 stinks to me of a deliberate setup. The Turks left the meeting and probably flashed their headlights to the attack team commanders lurking in shadows. A coded text, a word on a phone, meaning, "The ambassador is there, with minimal security: proceed with the attack plan."
That is all pure speculation. What I know FOR SURE is that the big "stand down order" issue revolves around granting or withholding cross-border authority.
Every SOF officer and ops officer all the way up has this drummed into his head. We can make Obama respond to this question, even if reporters must shout it at him while he's doing storm cleanup photo ops. If the reporters KNOW enough to ask the quesion.
That's why I am shouting all over the internet about CBA.
I can't believe cross-border authority permission is not one of the top discussion points about Benghazi.
That, and who "set him up" by sending him to Beghazi to meet the Turks on 9-11, with them leaving after dark.
And of course, down the road, was the military rescue-in-progress turned back because Obama actually wanted to make sure the consulate was wiped out? Is that why the spooks at the annex were refused permission to travel the under one mile to intervene? That would connect it all together, but for now, the best focus is on Obama either granting or withholding cross-border authority for the rescue.
Feel free to repost these musings of a long-ago SOF officer anywhere you please.


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This article originally appeared on drhyman.com.
Your body may be a toxic waste dump. Worried? You should be …
We are exposed to 6 million pounds of mercury and the 2.5 billion pounds other toxic chemicals each year.
Eighty thousand toxic chemicals have been released into our environment since the dawn of the industrial revolution, and very few have been tested for their long-term impact on human health. And let me tell you, the results aren't pretty for those that have been tested …
How can we not be affected by this massive amount of poison?
According to the nonprofit organization Environmental Working Group, the average newborn baby has 287 known toxins in his or her umbilical cord blood.
If a newborn is exposed to that many toxins, imagine how many you have been exposed to in your life…
Do you think this may be why so many of us are sick and fat today?
The simple truth is that we are living in a sea of toxins and it is destroying our bodies and brains.
The two most important things you need to know to cure disease, create health, and lose weight are:
Unfortunately, you probably aren't going to learn much about them from your doctor. Most physicians today are still hopelessly ignorant in these areas. They were simply never taught about nutrition and detoxification in medical school.
However, there are many things you can do to reduce your toxic exposures and enhance your detoxification. Today I want to share some information your doctor probably won't focus on in your next visit, even though it is at the very root of your health. I am going to outline a simple 10-step plan you can use to enhance your detoxification.
Problems with detoxification form one root of illness. If you feel lousy, it's likely you're toxic.
Enhancing detoxification is the fifth key of the Seven Keys to UltraWellness. If you want to lose weight and get healthy, you need to clean up the toxic waste in your body. Today you will learn how.
The role of toxins and detoxification in health has been largely ignored by medicine.
Thankfully, scientists and practitioners are starting to recognize its importance in health.
I recently spoke about detoxification at the 13th International Symposium on Functional Medicine. The presentation was called Managing Biotransformation: The Metabolic, Genomic, and Detoxification Balance Points. Leading experts from all over the globe came together to present the data on the role of toxins in health and offer suggestions for how we can detoxify.
If you want all the scientific background on detoxification, I recommend reading the proceedings from that meeting. You will find extensive data on the impact toxins have on our health and how critical detoxification is for long-term wellness.
The reality is that many of you probably have symptoms of chronic toxicity but don't realize that you're toxic.
The following is a list of the common symptoms of chronic toxicity. If you suffer from any of the following, detoxifying might be critical for you to get healthy and feel good again:
But how do you detoxify? And what does that word even mean? Let's look a little more closely at what detoxification is.
When you hear the word "detox" you might think drug detox or alcohol detox or wheatgrass enemas. That's not what I am talking about.
I am referring to the science of how our bodies get rid of waste. If waste builds up, we get sick. And the key is to figure out how to enhance your body's capacity to detoxify and get rid of waste while minimizing your exposure to toxins.
This is so important, because many diseases of our society are actually related to toxicity. Here are some of the diseases you may suffer from if you are toxic:
With so many conditions on that list, it might seem that everyone is toxic.
That may be true to differing degrees …
Problems with detoxification form one of the roots of illness–and signify one of the core systems in the body that must be working well for you to be healthy. If you feel lousy, it's likely you're toxic.
It is important to understand why we are toxic and how we can detoxify. I will explain how you can detoxify a little later, but first I want to tell you about where toxins come from and how we are overloaded.
To understand toxicity, you must understand the concept of "total load."
Total load is the total amount of stressors on your system at any one time–it's like what happens when a glass fills over with water. It takes a certain amount of water to fill the glass and then, after a certain point, you put more in and it overflows.
When our detoxification system is overwhelmed, it gets overloaded. That's when we start developing symptoms and getting sick, but it may take years of accumulated stress and toxins to get to that point.
Here are some, but not all, of the factors that can contribute to your total toxic load:
That's a lot of toxins for our bodies to manage.
You may wonder: Why aren't we all sick, given this incredible load of toxins?
The answer is simple.
It is because each of us is genetically and biochemically unique. Some of us are good at getting rid of toxins and waste, and others are not.
I am not. That is why I developed chronic fatigue syndrome.
I became overloaded with mercury and couldn't get rid of it because I am missing a gene for GSTM1–a critical detoxifying enzyme for mercury. But by learning to support my system and how to detoxify, I was able to cure myself of a seemingly incurable condition.
What I learned is that there are five key steps to optimal detoxification. They are:
To completely detoxify your body you need to work through each of these steps carefully, and that can take some time. But you can start today by following this simple 10-step plan.
Proper detoxification is so essential for health that you need to start enhancing your body's ability to detoxify today. Here is how to do it:
Simply following these steps will help to correct problems caused by toxicity, maximize your body's own detoxification capacity, and help you safely eliminate toxins stores in your body.
Depending on your symptoms, genetic predispositions and environmental exposures, you may need different levels of nutrients and types of treatment, but this is an excellent way to get started on detoxification today.
Remember, getting rid of toxins and learning how to optimize your detoxification system is essential for creating lifelong vibrant health.


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Tobias' Darkrai
|Tobias' Darkrai
Japanese Name
|DP183: League Unleashed!
|Current location:
|Not yet evolved
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Tobias' Darkrai is Tobias' signature Pokémon. According to rumour, Tobias had defeated all of Sinnoh's Gym Leaders using only Darkrai. The Legendary Pokémon defeated almost every opponent it faced in the Lily of the Valley Conference and was considered to be virtually unbeatable. Ash Ketchum is the only known trainer that has managed to defeat Darkrai.
During their battle, Darkrai faced off against Heracross first, who was able to turn Dark Void to its advantage by using Sleep Talk to use a super effective Megahorn. Darkrai managed to endure the blow and knocked out the still sleeping Heracross with a single Dream Eater. It then used its superior Special Attack power to overwhelm Torkoal's Flamethrower, and Torkoal itself, with a single Dark Pulse. Gible managed to land a Rock Smash and avoid Ice Beam before firing a Draco Meteor but with an impressive display of Speed, Darkrai avoided every single meteor and defeated Gible with Dark Pulse. Having lost three of his Pokemon, Ash used his extremely powerful Sceptile, who endured Darkrai's Ice Beam and woke up remarkably quickly after being hit by Darkrai's Dark Void although it had to endure a Dream Eater in the process. Sceptile was notable for being the only one of Ash's Pokemon that endured two of Darkrai's attacks despite one of those attacks being super effective against him. Sceptile finally managed to defeat Darkrai with a devastating Leaf Blade. Despite this loss, Tobias' next opponent was no match for Darkrai, who defeated all six of his Pokémon single-handededly.
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|+ indicates this Pokémon used this move recently.*
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- Tobias' Darkrai is the only legendary Pokemon that is owned by a trainer in the anime that cannot be used in the Battle Frontier or Battle Tower in the games.


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Google Books and Bartholomew Broaders
On Friday morning, Microsoft announced that it was ending its Live Search Books service, in essence acknowledging that Google Books was so far ahead it couldn't compete. I'm not surprised. At one point I found a few volumes on Live Search Books that hadn't shown up on Google Books yet, but the downloads were slower and less flexible. And the amount of material on Google Books is just mind-blowing.
Here's one discovery that would have been nearly impossible without Google Books. It involves Bartholomew Broaders, one of the apprentices of barber and wigmaker John Piemont who was involved in the beginning of the Boston Massacre. Pvt. Hugh White clubbed Broaders's young co-worker, Edward Garrick, for speaking insolently of the 14th Regiment. According to his own testimony, Broaders yelled at White, demanding "what he meant by thus abusing the people." A sergeant chased the boys away, but they returned and gathered the crowd that eventually grew threatening. Garrick and Broaders were gone by the time that soldiers fired at that crowd, but they each left testimony about their earlier experiences.
What happened to Broaders after 1770? He was drafted as a private in Lt. Col. Jabez Hatch's Boston militia regiment in mid-1777 and served for five weeks. Town records show that Boston chose Broaders to be one of its constables in 1783 and 1784. This job usually involved delivering writs and reminding people of the law, not full-time police work. Among the weighty tasks the selectmen gave Broaders and colleagues were viewing coal baskets, trucks, and carts to make sure they weren't so big as to cause "damage & destruction of the Pavements."
From church records, I found that Broaders married a young widow named Priscilla Bennett in 1778, and they had six children baptized in the West Meeting-House between 1780 and 1786. Real estate records show that they bought land on Ann Street near the drawbridge that defined the border of the North End in the 1790s.
Broaders got out of the barbering business, which was wise. In pre-Revolutionary Boston, both gentlemen and fashionable tradesmen wore wigs. Learning how to shave heads and build those wigs looked like a lucrative future. But then fashions changed, men started to wear their hair more naturally, and there must have been far less demand for journeymen barbers. (Another trainee in this profession who went into other work was Ebenezer Fox.)
Broaders owned a shop selling "slops," or sailors' clothing, according to the 1800 Boston directory. A reference I haven't fully tracked down says that Bartholomew and Priscilla also ran the Federal Eagle tavern on Fore Street, where the U.S.S. Constitution (shown above, courtesy of the navy) recruited its men. (Bartholomew's old master Piemont also lived on Ann Street, and had also opened a tavern, though he called his a coffee-shop.) The Massachusetts Mercury says that Priscilla died in 1801, aged forty-five.
By 1802, it was clear that something was wrong with Bartholomew Broaders. According to the Boston selectmen's records for 10 November of that year:
In compliance with a Warrant from the Honble. Thomas Dawes Jr. Judge of Probate within the County of Suffolk; the Selectmen made inquisition as to the circumstances of Bartholomew Broaders, and find the said Broaders incapable of taking care of himself—& are of opinion that Guardians should be appointed for himIn the 27 Apr 1803 Independent Chronicle, the young lawyer Luther Richardson announced that he had been appointed Broaders's guardian because the man was non compos mentis. Perhaps court records have more to say about Broaders's age and condition; I haven't dared to look yet.
What does this have to do with Google Books? For whatever reason, that reference to Broaders in the selectmen's minutes didn't get into that volume's index. I could therefore have diligently checked his name in the index of every volume of that long series and never found a pointer to this entry. But because Google Books creates texts of the printed material it scans and makes those texts searchable, it brought this reference back to the surface.