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World Series preview: Cardinals, Red Sox face off in Fall Classic
BOSTON — Lance Lynn squeezed through a door leading into the Green Monster, shimmied along a cramped space behind the famed left-field wall and peered out a tiny metal slot in the Fenway Park scoreboard.
"A little snug for me," the burly St. Louis pitcher said.
Plenty of Cardinals got their first look at the century-old ballpark during a workout Tuesday, a day before they opened the World Series against the Boston Red Sox.
The Red Sox saw a neat sight, too. As they took batting practice at dusk, a giant, vibrant rainbow formed high in the sky beyond center field. Slugger David Ortiz noticed.
"Oh, yeah," he said. "It's a Dominican thing."
Whatever, Big Papi. Something special always seems to happen when the Redbirds and Red Sox meet, from Stan the Man vs. the Splendid Splinter, to Gibby vs. Yaz, to Pedro vs. Pujols.
Now, they're set to meet for the fourth time in "that Octobery kind of air," as Cardinals Game 1 starter Adam Wainwright described it.
Jon Lester will oppose him Wednesday night, facing a lineup that got a late boost. Allen Craig, who hit a major league-leading .454 with runners in scoring position but hasn't played since Sept. 4 because of sprained left foot, is set to return.
"I feel like I'm in a good spot," said the cleanup man, who will be the Cardinals' designated hitter.
Boston was listed as a slim favorite in the matchup between teams that tied for the big league lead in wins. The clubs haven't met in the regular season since 2008, and Red Sox speedster Jacoby Ellsbury was looking forward to this pairing that some are billing as the Beards vs. the Birds.
"It will be exciting to see some unfamiliar faces," he said.
Dustin Pedroia, Mike Napoli and many of their scraggly Boston teammates figure to get a good look at the Cardinals' crop of young arms, led by postseason ace Michael Wacha and relievers Trevor Rosenthal, Carlos Martinez and Kevin Siegrist.
Ortiz is the link to the Red Sox team that swept St. Louis in the 2004 Series — Boston never trailed at any point — and ended an 86-year championship drought.
"Obviously I'm aware of the history of the two teams," Ellsbury said. "Once the first pitch happens, all that goes out the window."
The Red Sox are trying to win their third crown in 10 years. St. Louis is aiming to take its second title in three years and third in eight seasons.
"Some of us have some pretty bad memories of being here in 2004, and we're looking to kind of right that ship," St. Louis manager Mike Matheny said.
Matheny was the Cardinals' catcher that year, backed up by rookie Yadier Molina. Now Molina is considered the best defensive catcher in baseball, charged with trying to stop Ellsbury and a Red Sox team that's run a lot in the postseason.
"It's fun to be part of this history, to be here in Fenway Park, to be part of this Series against Boston," Molina said.
"It's different to play here overall. Playing defense, offense, pitching. It's different, but at the same time it's fun," he said.
David Freese grew up in St. Louis and became MVP of the 2011 Series. He heard about Stan Musial vs. Ted Williams in 1946, knew about Bob Gibson facing Carl Yastrzemski in '67 and recalled watching on TV when Red Sox reliever Keith Foulke fielded Edgar Renteria's tapper to finish off 2004.
"I remember the comebacker that ended it. The sweep. You don't expect a World Series to end in four games," the 30-year-old third baseman said.
Freese said he'd always hoped to get a chance to play at Fenway, and he got his first look Tuesday.
After Matheny stood near the mound and pointed out the particulars of the dirt triangle in center field, Freese stepped in for batting practice. He launched a long drive that hit high off the Green Monster in left-center, the loud thwack echoing all around the ballpark.
"That's my Wall ball," he hooted to teammate Matt Holliday.
Good for a hitter, maybe not so great for a pitcher.
"A ballgame can change with one swing of the bat in this ballpark," said Wacha, who also climbed into the wall. "It's pretty crazy. Crazy dimensions, that's for sure."


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Illustrations on bleed-proof paper colored with Prismacolor markers; flats drawn with Micron markers.
Mounted on 14" x 18" Museum board.
For this fall/winter collection, we looked at the designs of Bonnie Cashin and Claire McCardell and discussed how they melded functionality with fashion for the working woman. For my take on the assignment, I created a collection that could be taken from day to night, by changing how a piece of clothing was worn, whether it was changing the styling or, via the convertible pieces that served as the anchors of the collection, actually changing the clothes themselves.
Wintersession 2008: "Travel to Anywhere" Client Project
Illustrations on cold-press watercolor paper, colored with watercolor and colored pencil. Flats illustrated with Micron markers.
Mounted on 14" x 18" museum board.
The second fashion board assignment: Travel to Anywhere.
For this assignment, we picked partners to work with to design collections for them; each person would select a location that they were travelling to, their activities, career, etc. In turn, the designers would create collections suiting their needs and tastes. My partner was Yoshi, and she descided to be a 23-year-old pop-rock star going on a 3-month tour of Europe.
My inspiration was one of a princess who ran away from her home, and ventured to the vibrant nightlife of her home country. Throughout the night, she has gone to concerts, clubs, bars, and raves--so I wanted the collection to be very young and spontaneous. Elements that I incorporated into the collection were shredding, splattering, layering, and juxtaposition to reflect what happened throughout a long night of partying: your clothes get a little torn, stuff has been spilled on them, you lose a few items, and you pick up a few items too.
Yoshi was very open in terms of what she wanted, but she did say she like mostly neutrals with pops of color thrown in. So I stuck with neutral colors like black, white, denim blue, brown, and grey; I used blue, red, and pink as pop colors.
Wintersession 2008: Fashion Icon.
Illustrations on cold-press watercolor paper, colored with watercolor and colored pencil. Flats illustrated with Micron markers.
Mounted on 14" x 18" museum board. Missing fabric swatches.
For this assignment, we were asked to select a "fashion icon," a designer who made an enormous impact on fashion, research his/her designs and make a short presentation on him/her, and finally design a collection as if you were asked to take that designer's place. I chose Cristobal Balenciaga, the founder of Balenciaga.
The colors for the collection were inspired by the center image in the mood board: very rich, slightly dark and gritty colors like a deep cerulean blue, slate, grape, black, and a crimson red. The mood of the collection was, again, a little bit dark and gritty, but at the same time, very glamorous and sexy, like the femme fatale who sits by herself in some smoky film noir lounge.
I tried to incorporate that woman and Balenciaga's old designs together to create this collection. Like Balenciaga, I tried to keep to very sleek silhouettes and clean lines, with some embellishment that made it a little more special. I incorporated a lot of unfinished hems and ruffles that looked like they'd been shredded into pieces to create that moody feeling and also to add interest to the sleek silhouettes.

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Come and check out these and some of the other new DVDs and materials (or at least new to us) added to our library collection…
War Horse
Midnight In Paris
The Ice Storm
Creature From The Black Lagoon
The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel
Cloud Atlas
Sherlock, season 2
Howl's Moving Castle
Pain & Gain
The Neverending Story
The Stepford Wives
Certified Copy
Now You See Me
The Squid And The Whale
Django Unchained
The Flowers Of War
The Shining
The Black Hole
Take Shelter
Mission: Impossible – Ghost Protocol
Side Effects
Downton Abbey, season 3
The Dark Knight Rises
The Rock
My Fair Lady
Tiny Furniture
Identity Thief
Afraid Of The Dark
The Creation Of The Computer
Stories We Tell
Thomas Jefferson
Jesse James
Brain Games
Jesus Camp
Latino Americans
Herod's Lost Tomb
Bob Dylan: No Direction Home
Yoga For Beginners With Desi Bartlett
Yoga For Weight Loss
Dance Off The Inches: Hip Hop Party
10 Minute Solution: Fat Blasting Dance Mix
Secrets Of Body Language
The Science Of Sex Appeal
What Will The Future Be Like?
The Fabric Of The Cosmos
The Medal Of Honor: The Stories Of Our Nation's Most Celebrated Heroes
Wyatt Earp
Wanted: Billy The Kid, Dead Or Alive
Guns: The Evolution Of Firearms
Art & Copy
Harlan Ellison: Dreams With Sharp Teeth
A Place At The Table
Mythbusters, Collection 2
American Teacher
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The first day of fall was last week, and we are entering one of the busiest times of the year around here. Of course it's harvest time – which means much of our work moves from the garden to the kitchen. You've seen all my posts on jam lately, but I've been canning too. A little over ten quarts of tomatoes so far, and we're going Sunday to our CSA farm to help pick more toms and to pick and roast green chiles as well. The tomatoes will also be canned and the chiles peeled and frozen.
I'm glad we had the CSA to fall back on this year as my tomatoes were so sad. I was actually a bit worried. It sure is nice to see the pantry shaping up after all.
Lots of Christmas gifts here too.
This coming weekend is the second annual chicken coop tour. Locals can purchase tickets here or here. We participated last year as well, and we are excited to show off again this year. The coop had a couple of improvements this spring and summer and I really wanted everything in place for the tour. Rick bought me two galvanized garbage cans – one for the chicken food and one for finished compost, but when I started harvesting the compost, I had enough to fill both, plus half a wheel-barrow-full that I pawned off on the neighbor (it was a hard sell, trust me). The chicken food is still in the garage for now, and there are almost two bales of straw under a tarp out there.
The hens seem excited to have straw in the coop for the first time. We've always used dead leaves or pine shavings in their coop, but the "fall" part of the season has yet to happen here and we wanted to coop cleaned up for the tour. We were hoping for some wood chips to spread over the ground before the tour too, but it looks like we'll have to go with out. Despite that, the chicken area looks nice.
The extra straw, not for the coop, will be used to mulch the garlic that we ordered and saved for seed. I ordered two varieties this year and saved ten bulbs from a third. We hope to plant around 125 cloves after the first frost hits. That should yield us enough garlic for the year next year, including some to save for seed in 2012.
A couple of weekends ago, Rick and H put up my clothesline for me. I was so excited to get the line that Rick's mom had promised me. But once we got it home, we actually couldn't manage to get it into working order. After fighting with it for a couple of weeks, we ended up buying a new one, and I love it! I've used it everyday, but I've realized I need more clothes pins. The line holds a lot, and C's diapers (and inserts and wipes) take up all the pins I have.
We harvested our concord grapes – one whole bunch! There would have been two bunches, but I accidentally knocked off the second bunch early on in the summer when I was trying to get the vine on the trellis. Not too bad for it being the vine's first real season – we just planted the cutting last spring. We hope to use this vine to make a few more cuttings when the pergola is done.
Speaking of the pergola, Rick's uncle brought us down our first pieces from the mountains. The posts are here! We will be setting them on poured concrete footers this fall and we'll begin laying the patio in the spring. This was the goal of the tree removal project. I had hoped to have it done all in one summer, but it really was a huge undertaking to manage on our own. Not to mention having a baby this summer too. (There's that old excuse again!). 😉
There is a huge amount of beetle-kill pine in our forests here right now (a heart-breaking 4 million acres in Colorado and Wyoming), so we plan to build the whole pergola out of salvaged logs. Once it's constructed, we will plant and train grape vines over it. I am very excited about it, but it's been slow going.
Fall is also the time when we start filling the freezer back up with meat. We actually got a good look at the forests this year as we did some prep work for hunting season. Rick sighted in his rifles at the range up on Highway 40, and we did a little grouse hunting and some fishing. We were skunked on the grouse, but Henry did catch his first fish! He let it go so it could grow up a bit. Nothing was added to the freezer yet, but the trip was great fun anyway, and we've ready for big game in a couple of weeks.
So that's what we've been up to lately – I'm hoping the tour participants will give us grace on the yard still being half done. Oh well, they're coming to see the coop, right? 😉


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Today's News: Our Take - L.A. Reid Leaving The X Factor, Says He Will "Miss" the Show
Another spot is opening up on The X Factor judges table.
After undergoing a major overhaul for the singing competition's current season, L.A. Reid will be exiting the show to devote more time to his day job as chairman of Epic Records, according to The Hollywood Reporter. "I have the utmost respect for Simon Cowell. He is the very best and I have had the opportunity to learn so much from him," Reid said in a statement obtained by THR. "Working with him on X Factor has been a once-in-a-lifetime experience, I'm honored to have sat on the panel with such incredible talent."
Added Reid: "Of course I will miss the show. In my opinion Simon attracts the best talent, but I'm looking forward to getting back to my core business and the responsibility of running Epic Records."
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Reid, 56, was the first judge hired by Cowell in 2011 and was the only judge to remain after Season 1 at which time Paula Abdul and Nicole Scherzinger were both fired.
Although Reid expressed disappointment over having to mentor the over 25 group of singers during this season, his finalist Tate Stevens has been consistently voted into the top two rankings and could very well walk away with the $5 million prize next week when a winner is crowned on Thursday, Dec. 20.
Fox renewed The X Factor for Season 3 back in October. It is unknown if new additions Britney Spears and Demi Lovato will stay on as judges next year. The network declined to comment on Reid's departure.
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Queequeg stressed me out. A lot. I was enormously surprised, and continue to be so, at how much attention the Moby-Dick illustration project got very early on. It has generally been pretty wonderful to share the art with so many people, many of whom are total strangers. But something that I think even the most disciplined and focused artists experience is the weight of other's expectations. While I think very few readers are likely to form a specific visual impression of Ishmael, which freed me to create that strange whale-like mask as his totem, many readers are either familiar with how Queequeg has been depicted in the various illustrated editions and films, or have in mind some kind of strange amalgam of a South Sea islander, tattoos, and shrunken heads. When trying to visualize Queequeg, I kept running aground on my fear of others expectations, and that froze me up for days. True artist block, for the first time on this project and one of the first times in my life.
In keeping with my initial focus on a reductionist approach to the art, I began stripping away what I knew I wouldn't need. The body, the lean and athletic anatomy of a professional harpooneer was not important. Queequeg could just be a shape, like all of the other characters thus far. I had begun developing a sort of visual vocabulary that functioned as an easily readable catalog of symbols, each of which reflected a character's role. The non-sailors, which I affectionately termed "landlubbers" on the blog, were all almost perfectly cylindrical, beak-nosed, wide-eyed toy-like shapes. The seamen and captains were all to resemble ships in some way, although, anachronistically, they generally looked more metallic and robotic. These forms have held up throughout the project so far. The harpooneers, of which Queequeg was the first, were different though. I've always thought of them as predators, or living weapons, beings frightfully perfect in their ability to battle and destroy monsters. For some time I thought of giving them all bird heads, but that seemed too obvious and, in a strange way, too consistent. Queequeg, Tashtego, and Daggoo are so alike and yet so vastly different and I didn't want to be confined to a certain character type for each one of them. So for the harpooneers, the only consistency I wanted was inconsistency.
That didn't get me much farther though in figuring just how I wanted Queequeg, that terrifying tattooed savage, to look. Back to the act of reducing, after discarding anatomy, clothing and accoutrements were next. I kept coming back to what I think each of us remembers when it comes to Queequeg. His friendliness and his tattoos. I quickly decided that rendering them too realistically would be pointless. We remember what our impressions of things are, not what they really are. Queequeg, like Ishmael, and like the captains and landlubbers, needed to be a living symbol. A mask that came to stand in for him, represent him, epitomize him.
Thoughts of his South Sea island home called to mind the bright turquoise blue of the ocean water in what I imagined would be his lagoons and beaches, so I began with that. A simple scalloped pattern, repeated over and over, built itself into a lushly but simply patterned face. For his eyes, the silhouette was a compassionate almond, but the eyes radiated red to remind the viewer that this man is indeed a killer of whales and an eater of men. All that remained was to cloak him simply in his woven poncho, equip him with his trusty harpoon, and give him a simple topknot. And of course, recalling the hilarious scene aboard the Pequod when Queequeg first signs on with Bildad and Peleg, I couldn't resist including "his mark."
Ultimately, I was quite pleased with this even though it has been one of the hardest of all the images to create. What has been fascinating is the way in which this color blue and this pattern have come to stand in for Queequeg. It's been incredibly gratifying that some who visit the blog regularly even comment for that. It must have been a powerful image indeed for viewers to be able to connect these things so closely and so specifically with a single character.
Queequeg is still one of my favorites to draw. Besides whales, of course. When I finally finish, sometime next spring, I imagine I will create a more elaborate portrait of the man simply to frame and hang on my well. He always seemed like such a likeable cannibal, and I should like to get to know him better myself.


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Usually Zen is associated with Japanese culture and religious or Buddhism practice, but true Zen (or at least the way this site uses the term) is emphasizing the value of conscious living.
Zen and conscious living come together and go hand-in-hand. Hence, conscious living without Zen is a huge oversight and vice-versa because these are not two.
"Conscious Flex: Zen & Conscious Living" is designed to offer a partnership of how these seemingly two are actually one movement.
Zen is the foundational spaciousness or presence from which conscious living derives. In the same manner that an artist, inventor or intuitive actions come from the stillness in the silence of non-movement.
In other words, Zen is a resting in the powerful space of not thinking about thought, not doing anything about doing, not trying to be the solver or understander, the knower collector but simply allowing the intelligence of life to flow through you and as you.
What is described can be thought of as meditation or accessing our intuition, but it's actually just natural living.
Often you will see kids in a natural resting space or presence and we tell them "snap out of it" because we think they are in "lala land" or "fantasy land" and not paying attention but actually they are simply being completely present with what is. It's natural to just rest and be, that's the flow from which insight and wisdom arises from.
Hence, conscious living is also the natural flow of how life organically expands upon itself. Consequently, conscious living is Zen living, when it's pure and without conceptual overlays.
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This book demystifies branding and social media and harnesses the same passion and imagination we authors use to write books, then uses that to locate and cultivate a devoted fan base. The methods taught in this book can weather any technological upheaval, and is virtually fad-proof. The new cool social site might change, but your platform will remain.More info →
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This week's mystery movie was the 1941 Columbia picture "Texas," with William Holden, Glenn Ford, Claire Trevor, George Bancroft, Edgar Buchanan, Don Beddoe and Willard Robertson. Screenplay by Horace McCoy, Lewis Meltzer and Michael Blankfort, from a story by Michael Blankfort and Lewis Meltzer, photography by George Meehan, editing by William Lyon, art direction by Lionel Banks, musical direction by M.W. Stoloff, produced by Samuel Bischoff, directed by George Marshall.
"Texas" is available on DVD from Amazon.
Writing in the New York Times (Oct. 17, 1941), T.S. said:
Columbia, which built a cinematic monument in "Arizona" so heavy it wouldn't budge, has taken a wiser course in "Texas," which galloped into Lowe's State yesterday in a large cloud of dust. For the producers have been content to forget pompous eulogies of the pioneer spirit and such similar nonsense, and make quite simply a carefree piece of hokum. Wild hokum it is, too, shuttling between unabashed slapstick and the most implausible sort of derring-do. Some of the sequences in fact might have been copied straight out of a 1922 Western. But call it what you will, "Texas" is for most of its length a fast and entertaining chase.
For Monday, we have a mystery gent. He is curious about such goings-on.
Update: This is Raymond Hatton.
For Tuesday, we have two mysterious gents.
Update: This is James Flavin, left, and Lyle Latell.
Brain Trust roll call: Mike Hawks (mystery movie and Monday's mystery gent), Floyd Thursby (Monday's mystery gent) and Don Danard (Monday's mystery gent).
For Wednesday, we have another mystery gent with a mustache.
Update: This is Addison Richards.
Brain Trust roll call: Mike Hawks (Tuesday's Mystery Guest No. 1), Mary Mallory (mystery movie, Monday's mystery guest and Tuesday's Mystery Guest No. 1), and Thom and Megan (Monday's mystery guest).
For Thursday, we have a somewhat mysterious gent. If you could hear his voice, you would recognize him immediately…
Update: This is Edgar Buchanan.
Brain Trust roll call: Mary Mallory (Tuesday's mystery pugilist and Wednesday's mystery gent), Mike Hawks (Wednesday's mystery gent), B.J. Merholz (Tuesday's Mystery Gent No. 1), Don Danard (Wednesday's mystery gent) and Thom and Megan (mystery movie, Tuesday's mystery pugilist and Wednesday's mystery guest).
And for Friday, three very young and unmysterious guests.
Update: This is Claire Trevor, William Holden and Glenn Ford.
Brain Trust roll call: Mary Mallory (Thursday's mystery gent), Sue Slutzky (mystery movie, Monday's mystery gent, Tuesday's mystery pugilist, Wednesday's mystery gent and Thursday's mystery guest), Charles Kjelland (Thursday's mystery guest), Thom and Megan (Thursday's mystery guest), Sheila (Thursday's mystery guest), B.J. Merholz (That's Uncle Joe), Dan Nather (he's moving kind of slow), Floyd Thursby (mystery movie, at the junction), Mike Hawks (Petticoat Junction), Chrisbo (Thursday's mystery guest), David Inman (Thursday's mystery guest), Howard Mandelbaum (mystery movie and all mystery guests), Sylvia (mystery movie and all mystery guests except for Tuesday's ringmaster) and Tucson Barbara (Thursday's mystery guest).


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Newly found film footage shows FDR in wheelchair
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — A professor at an Indiana college says he has found film footage showing President Franklin Delano Roosevelt being pushed in his wheelchair, depicting a secret that was hidden from the public until after his death.
Ray Begovich, a journalism professor at Franklin College south of Indianapolis, said Tuesday he found the eight-second clip while doing unrelated research in the National Archives in College Park, Maryland. The National Archives and the FDR Presidential Museum and Library couldn't say for certain if other such footage exists, but both said it is at least rare.
Roosevelt contracted polio in 1921 at age 39 and was unable to walk without leg braces or assistance. During his four terms as president, Roosevelt often used a wheelchair in private, but not for public appearances. News photographers cooperated in concealing Roosevelt's disability, and those who did not found their camera views blocked by Secret Service agents, according to the FDR Presidential Museum and Library's website.
"This raw film clip may be the first motion picture images of the president in his wheelchair, and it was never meant to be shown to the world," Begovich said.
Bob Clark, supervisory archivist at the Roosevelt library in New York, said he wasn't aware of any other similar film.
A spokeswoman for the National Archives concurred. "With respect to whether or not this is the earliest or only existing footage of FDR in a wheelchair, we cannot state that this is definitively the case, although such footage is certainly rare," Laura Diachenko said in an email.
The film shows Roosevelt visiting the U.S.S. Baltimore at Pearl Harbor in July 1944. Eight seconds of the clip show Roosevelt exiting a doorway on the ship and being escorted down what is apparently a ramp. The wheelchair is not clearly visible because the view of the president is screened by a line of sailors — perhaps deliberately — but Roosevelt's distinctive white hat can be seen gliding past the men at a lower level. Roosevelt, at 6-foot-2, was likely taller than most of the soldiers.
Although Roosevelt's disability was virtually a state secret during his presidency, which spanned the Great Depression and most of World War II, it has become an inspiration to advocates who successfully pushed for a statue of him in his wheelchair to be added to the Roosevelt Memorial in Washington.
"To me, the importance of this clip as historic media imagery, is that it reminds all of us that this president fought the Great Depression and World War II from a wheelchair. I think it's a tragedy that we haven't had many candidates for national office who use a wheelchair or guide dog or sign language," Begovich said in a statement.


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Megyn Kelly Stands By "Santa Is White" Remarks
Megyn Kelly returned to the air Friday night for the first time since insisting to children on-air that Santa and Jesus are white.
"Apparently we ignited quite a controversy the other night," Kelly said on The Kelly File, according to Yahoo News.
Kelly, who claims she didn't appear on Thursday's broadcast due to a cold, continued, "Humor is a part of what we try to bring to this show but sometimes that is lost on the humorless."
The Fox News host tried to turn the focus on her critics, playing a mash-up clip featuring Jimmy Kimmel, Chris Hayes, Don Lemon and more's critics' unhappy reactions to her comments.
"This would be funny if it were not so telling about our society," Kelly said, accusing the critics of having a "kneejerk reaction to race bait." The host explained that her comments weren't "motivated by any racial fear," though many critics painted her as a racist.
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Kelly went on to say that she invited Slate writer Aisha Harris on to her program Friday night, since it was Harris' article that inspired Kelly's remarks. As to Slate denying her request, Kelly said, "Apparently that website would rather sling those arrows from their offices."
While Kelly continued to stand by her argument that Santa is white, citing Miracle on 34th Street and the Macy's Thanksgiving Day parade, she did concede a little on her insistence that Jesus was white. "As I've learned in the past two days, that is far from settled," Kelly admitted.
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Since spring is around the corner, we are making an effort to ensure we have room in the freezer for the coming crops. The first thing in the freezer each year is asparagus. When the asparagus comes on, we try to eat as much of it as we can, but we usually put some aside for the dark days of winter when we need a soup to warm us and remind us that yummy green things are just around the corner.
The other night, I used the last of the frozen asparagus in this simple soup. It's a variation on one I posted a couple of years ago.
First, cut three pounds of frozen asparagus into one to two-inch long pieces. Peel and smash six to eight cloves of garlic. Divide the asparagus and garlic between two baking sheets and toss with olive oil, salt, pepper and dried thyme. Roast in the oven at 450° for about twenty minutes or so (keep an eye on it, I didn't time it exactly), or until the asparagus starts getting nicely toasted.
The above picture isn't quite done enough for me yet. When you have roasted it long enough, transfer your roasted asparagus and garlic to a large pot. Use a small amount of water in your baking sheets to get up all the brown bits from the roasting and pour that into the pot with your asparagus.
Add enough water to your pot to cover the asparagus and bring to a boil. Make a slurry of 3 Tablespoons of flour and about half a cup of cold water. Whisk into your soup. Return it to a boil, reduce the heat and let it simmer for five or six minutes. After it has thickened a bit, use an immersion blender to purée it smooth (or transfer to a regular blender in batches).
At this point you could actually cool and freeze the soup. But if you are serving it right away (of course you are), ladle it into bowls and give each bowl a squeeze of lemon and a drizzle of heavy cream. Serve with some cheesy toast and enjoy.


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If you think that trying get book-review assignments is like trying to get work decorating staterooms on the Titanic, the NBCC suggests how to avoid the icebergs
Later today I'm going to announce a new series of negative achievement awards for hyperbole in book reviewing that will begin Friday on this site, so I've been looking around the Web for posts that tell how to avoid over-the-top praise in reviews (and, indirectly, how critics can keep their name off the list of winners). The Tips for Successful Book Reviewing page www.bookcritics.org/?go=tips on the National Book Critics Circle site wasn't exactly what I was looking for, partly because it's more about how to get started as a book reviewer than about how to write good reviews.
But it has great advice for anyone who's wondering if you can still get review assignments now that so many books sections have shrunk or vanished, or if this effort wouldn't be like trying to get work decorating the staterooms on the Titanic. Rebecca Skloot www.home.earthlink.net/~rskloot/of the NBCC compiled the page with help from Elaine Vitone and delivers on the subtitle of her article, "Strategies for Breaking in and Staying in: Getting started as a critic, building your reviewing portfolio, going national, and keeping editors happy." Here's her most important point:
"Read good criticism. There are several authors who regularly gather their reviews and essays into collections that show how good criticism must be to stand the test of time. The NBCC has awarded several of these books prizes in our criticism category: Cynthia Ozick's Quarrel & Quandary, William H. Gass' Finding a Form, John Updike's Hugging the Shore, Martin Amis' The War Against Cliche, William Logan's The Undiscovered Country, and Mario Vargas Llosa's Making Waves are essentials in any critic's library. Going back even further, the essays of T.S. Eliot, Virginia Woolf, Borges, and Orwell remind us how criticism can be the intellectual record of our times. Notice, too, how the very best criticism is driven by metaphors and ideas and examples, not adjectives."
Skloot is right about those adjectives, and if you aren't sure how many adjectives are too many, watch this blog for examples after the new awards series is announced.
One-Minute Book Reviews is for people who like to read but dislike hype and review inflation. Janice Harayda is a former member of the NBCC board of directors.
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One must wonder if the Chef at u café (1436 Lexington Avenue, Bet E. 93rd E. 94th St, New York, NY 10128 – In Manattan's Upper East Side – Telephone: 212.427.8223) was a painter of delightful still life canvasses in a former gilgul (incarnation). The attention to shape, the attention to color, the attention to detail, make the particular presentation unforgettable. Udi Ben Ari's eye for color will remind you of some Caravaggio paintings, his shapes will bring to mind Breugel the Elder.
While the owner and his parents are Israelis, this dairy and fish restaurant features far more than mere Israeli fare. Udi graduated from Johnson and Wales in Rhode Island and that training shows through. Not only is the look of the food guaranteed to make your mouth water, the unique combination of flavors in each dish bespeaks of an all too rare understanding of the subtle nuances of the taste each ingredient brings to the total culinary experience.
On my fist visit to u café I ordered a Fritatta which, as you see below, was full of color and invitingly appetizing…
The next time I went I ordered a Salmon Burger…
Notice how the shape of the pepper, on top of the bread, fits in perfectly with the sauce at the bottom of the photo. Notice how well the cherry tomato's color goes with the color of the pepper while it directs your attention to the fresh salad? Which 16th century painter's eye was responsible for this dish' perfect composition?
Now look at the shapes and unbelievable colors in their Halomi Salad…
I can hear those of you who know me saying, "But CS, you never eat fish!" It's true I haven't – even as a child – touched fish. Having seen another diner at the cafe at a table next to mine order the Salmon Burger, having smelled the non-fish aroma I thought I'd take a bold step and – with trepidation in my heart – I too ordered it. I shouldn't have worried; it's taste, it's texture did not say fish! The perfect proportion of condiments made the burger taste very meat-like.
I finished by having a coffee and a slice of Tricolor Cake. A true feast for the eye of any chocolate lover and his palate.
Once you taste their food you soon understand why they won this year's Kosherfest's competition for the best sandwich!
The winning sandwich above is made with tarragon egg salad over smoked salmon with black caviar over brioche. Having eaten the very same one I photographed I must fully agree with the Kosherfest judges that it is the best sandwich in New York!
All in all, both my visits there were delightful experiences that proved you can eat art!
This Saturday night, November the 14th, there will be a cantorial kumzits at u café, I plan to be there. Come over and say hello!


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'Los Jets' follows Latino soccer team in a North Carolina town
LOS ANGELES -- Journalist Paul Cuadros traveled to North Carolina in 1999 seeking to report on immigrant poultry industry workers in the South. He stayed as a high school soccer coach who saw the sports program become a boost for its Latino players and a bridge between people.
The documentary series "Los Jets, on NUVOtv follows the Jets of Siler City's Jordan-Matthew High School as they compete for a spot in the state championships and their larger struggle beyond the soccer field.
"If we could do anything about slightly changing the conversation about what the (Latino) community is, who these people are. ... We have exceptional young people. These are their stories and what their lives are really like," executive producer and TV anchor Lynda Lopez said.
She produced the series with sister Jennifer Lopez through the actress-singer's Nuyorican Productions for NUVOtv, an English-language channel with Latino entertainment programming.
"Los Jets," directed by Mark Landsman, shows "what it's like for an immigrant kid or son of an immigrant growing up in the rural South, feeling alienated and trying to integrate into society," Cuadros said.
He chronicled his earlier Jets experience and ramifications in his 2006 book, "A Home on the Field."
Siler City, in Chatham County in central North Carolina, is a rural town of about 7,800, with a Latino population that grew from barely 2 percent when Cuadros arrived to at least 50 percent today, he said, citing the U.S. Census.
Immigrants were drawn by the prospect of jobs at local poultry processing plants. As their numbers grew so did the town's reaction, said Cuadros, who teaches journalism at the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill.
"People were angry at how the community was changing and how rapidly it was becoming different," he said.
For Cuadros, the idea of coaching soccer was simply a way to pass his off-hours during his year's stay as part of a reporting fellowship. But the U.S.-born Cuadros realized the lack of a high school team resonated with his own outsider experience growing up with immigrant parents in Michigan.
"When I first got (to Siler City), Latinos didn't feel they were part of the school, didn't participate in clubs or sports. They were really strangers in their own school, their own community," he said. "Forming the team helped provide an outlet for these kids."
Winning the state championship in 2004 meant even more.
"'It's the first time I could look at those kids and see they were one of our own,' " Cuadros recalled hearing from non-Hispanic residents.
His adopted town and its dynamics are not unique, he stressed.
"There's so many towns like Siler City across the Midwest and South that are going through essentially the same thing. I'm acutely aware of soccer teams popping up there in which this story is replicated again and again."
For Latinos at the school, the soccer team has encouraged participation and success in other areas of including academics: There have been several Latino valedictorians, Cuadros said.
They can be inspired anew each day by the photo gallery that hangs in a hallway of Jordan-Matthew High and includes, among other champions, the soccer team of '04.
That display was Cuadros' dream, he said, so Latino students "would have to pass by that picture and see somebody who represented them."
Lynn Elber is a national television columnist for The Associated Press. She can be reached at email@example.com and on Twitter at http://twitter.com/lynnelber.


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Dirty Jobs: Someone's gotta clean up after humans, too
Some things just need to be dealt with.
Human waste, for example.
Fortunately there are people in every community who willingly make a living by cleaning up behind the rest of us.
Terry Smith of Sturgis, owner of Terry's Septic Service and Terry's Outhouse Rental, is one of them.
"The most common question I get is, 'Do you ever get used to that smell?'" Smith said. "I tell them, 'It smells like money.'"
Those hooked up to city sewers don't have to deal with septic tanks, but it's common in rural areas.
Septic tank sizes range from 800 to 1,500 gallons, Smith said. Solids either sink to the bottom or float to the top, so a pipe to the drain field is in the middle of the tank. Gray water flows into the drain field and becomes part of the groundwater.
Every three years, septic owners need to have their tank pumped, Smith said. Otherwise, gray water becomes black water, and when it enters the drain field, it creates a "bio-mat" that seals off the dirt so the ground won't absorb the water.
When pumping a septic tank, Smith scrapes the bottom with square shovel on a long pole to break up solids.
It's helpful if a homeowner has the tank located and the lid exposed, Smith said.
The other side of this dirty job is Terry's Outhouse Rentals. This time of year, Smith has about 175 portable toilets out and about.
Many of them are at contractor sites and cornfields, but he keeps about 15 for parties, weddings and other occasions.
"They are very clean and in top-notch conditions," Smith said.
Smith pumps the monthly rentals on a weekly basis. The special-occasion toilets are only out for a day or weekend.
Although in the past, septic tank services have spread the waste on specific fields, Smith no longer does. He takes it to the Three Rivers wastewater treatment plant.
State law now states that if company is with in a 15-mile radius of a plant, they have to take the waste there, Smith said.
And he finds it easier and more cost-effective than the hoops he has to jump through when spreading it on a field.
Besides the odor, there is another downside to Smith's job. For generations, kids have thought it amusing to tip an outhouse and, unfortunately, that hasn't changed, Smith said.
"When a full outhouse has been tipped over, stand back," he said.
So how does someone get into such a job?
Smith said he'd worked in middle management in the truck industry for years. Trying to please those above him and taking care of those under him wasn't easy.
"Middle management isn't a good place to be," he said.
Now he makes his own hours.
"I work seven days a week in the summer," Smith said. "But in the winter, I get some time off."
And going into business for himself has worked.
"It's been a good enterprise," Smith said.
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Over the weekend, the Church of England introduced draft legislation putting the country's Anglican communion on the fast track to allowing women's ordination, reports Catholic News Agency.
On Saturday, May 8, the Church of England's revision committee published a 142-page review in favor of draft proposals that support women being consecrated as bishops and priests.
According to Reuters, the church's revision committee also proposed safeguards for more traditional parishes who have expressed opposition to ordaining women, including the right to request that a male bishop perform blessings and ordinations. However, the committee proposals did not meet the requests by these parishes for new dioceses or a special class of bishops.
"After much discussion the Committee rejected proposals aimed at fundamentally changing the approach of the legislation for those unable to receive the ministry of female bishops," wrote Church of England officials in a statement Monday.
The draft proposals will now go forward for debate at the Church's General Synod, in July in York, Northern England. If passed, the Church of England will hold the same position on female ordination as the Anglican Communion in the United States and New Zealand.
Monday's statement also clarified that the "earliest that the legislation could achieve final approval in Synod (when two-thirds majorities in each of the Houses of Bishops, Clergy and Laity will be required) is 2012, following which parliamentary approval and the Royal Assent would be needed."
The statement added that "2014 remains the earliest realistic date when the first women might be consecrated as bishops."
This move is likely to increase interest among traditionalist Anglicans in the Pope's recent invitation for Church of England members to become Catholic. Last November, the Holy Father released "Anglicanorum coetibus," a motu propio which offered Vatican guidelines for Anglican groups to enter into communion with the Catholic Church.
The Sunday Telegraph in Britain reported on May 2 that several Anglican bishops recently met with Vatican officials to discuss the process of converting to Catholicism.
Despite the Archbishop of Canterbury Rowan Williams reportedly urging them not to leave the Church of England, several bishops are looking to break from the Anglican Communion over their opposition to the introduction of women bishops and priests.
According to the British paper, Bishops John Broadhurst, Keith Newton and Andrew Burnham, from the Dioceses of Fulham, Richborough and Ebbsfleet respectively, all met with senior Vatican officials last week.
Report from the Christian Telegraph


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Movie review: 'This Is the End' a perfect blend of comedy and horror
It's not too often that you get a bunch of well-known, not quite A-list actors playing themselves in a movie. This movie is brimming with them. It's probably less often that you get a film that's so funny and at the same time so dark. This one reaches bellyache-inducing heights of wild comedy and digs deep into the depths of pure horror.
"This Is the End" could just as easily be called "This Is a Surprise." Aside from being funny and scary, it's rude and raunchy, and terrifically acted (my guess is that it's also rampantly improvised). And it features some pretty darn good visual effects (from Michael Bay-like mass devastation to people being chased down by creepy creatures) as well as a refreshing presentation of love-hate relationships among close friends.
But enough of this serious moviemaking praise. The reality is that most of the folks who put this film together exist around various edges of stardom, and are well known enough by the general public to be audience draws. But I'd wager that they had small bets with each other about how much they could get away with in a big Hollywood production. They decided that, in telling their modern-day story of the apocalypse, and how it directly affects a group of stoned-out, immature and irresponsible actors (that would be themselves), they would not hold back anything.
In fact, they went for the outrageous, and they delivered!
This is kind of a whacked-out version of the 2007 film "The Mist," in which a group of people are stuck in one place while unspeakable horror ravages around them outside, trying to get in.
There wasn't one laugh in that movie. But this one more than makes up for it. Canadian actor Jay Baruchel returns to L.A. after a long, self-imposed absence, to catch up with his pal Seth Rogen. Let the dope-smoking begin. They head off to what promises to be a wild party at the new palatial home of James Franco (who, being a creative everyman, brags that he designed the place himself).
Among the guests, aside from the folks listed above, are Michael Cera (playing very much against type), Emma Watson, Mindy Kaling, Christopher Mintz-Plasse (you know, McLovin), Paul Rudd, Aziz Ansari and lots more.
It's a great party! Well, until outside, the ground rumbles, buildings fall, fires erupt, blue shafts of light appear from above and pull certain people upward, something unseen emits a bloodcurdling roar, and when Franco's guests go running for the hills, the land around his home splits open, revealing the gaping maw of a bottomless fiery pit, into which the majority of those guests go tumbling and screaming.
Back inside, refuge for the top-billed stars is found, as is an effortlessly fast return to the raucous humor that was happening before the interruption. What's going on here? Let's call it something of biblical proportions. But that doesn't stop the script and surviving actors from running rampant with drug ingestion, squabbles over who gets what food, masturbation jokes (the lone topic that gets a little out of control) and, later on, a funny and ghastly sideline story concerning possession and exorcism.
There's a small bit of quiet time, during which our friends get around to sharing some very private, very personal confessions (a little more gross-out humor, anyone?), then we get more dark laughs and more horror.
It's a rare occasion these days to be able to say a film is a complete original. But aside from similarities to "The Mist" and the fact that that this is actually based on the 2007 short "Jay and Seth Versus the Apocalypse," this is an original. And along with the laughs and cringes, it gives us some great news: Heaven turns out to be a hell of a place!
Ed Symkus covers movies for More Content Now.
Written and directed by Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg
With James Franco, Jonah Hill, Seth Rogen, Jay Baruchel, Danny McBride, Craig Robinson
Rated R


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5 ways to declutter your life
Some may think clutter is a sign of a genius at work. It is not.
Stacks of paper or clothes strewn everywhere creates a disorganized environment that will make even the simplest daily tasks a chore.
And if your dreams stretch beyond simply surviving day-to-day challenges to achieve something more substantial and successful? Good luck rising from a cluttered mess to get there.
Looking for an important letter for a meeting or a certain cream shirt to get dressed for work should only take a few minutes. If you live in clutter, it takes longer. Often, this can get a day off on the wrong foot by causing delays, flared tempers or grouchiness.
And who needs that?
But by taking a few simple steps, you can learn how to organize your life and make every day go a lot smoother …
Your closet
If you are like most people, you have too many clothes, shoes and stuff in your closet. Organizing a closet is not a gender-specific task. Men, you should do this, too.
Start by throwing away or donating those things that make up your Hope Closet: The clothes that you hope you will be able to fit again someday.
Next, it's time to color coordinate. Put all blacks, blues, browns, creams and other colors together. It also is a good idea to invest in nice hangers. The hangers that allow several things to be hung are a great option.
Many people are tempted to place shoes at the bottom of a closet. Don't do this. Purchase a shoe rack. If you are keeping your shoes in boxes, get rid of those. The boxes take away from the space that you can use.
It's likely that a closet bursting at the seams means a messy dresser, so don't exit your bedroom before you organize your dresser or chest …
Your dresser
You have likely looked for matching socks or those comfy undies to no avail on a recent morning.
This doesn't have to happen again if you just organize your drawers.
Start with an underwear drawer and only put underwear in there. This may be a good time to get rid of those white undershirts and tanks that are stained under the arms. That is really gross.
Designate a drawer for T-shirts. Roll them. Yes, rolling T-shirts will create more space in the drawer.
Designate other drawers — a shorts drawer, a jean drawer, a jogging pants drawer, etc. It is a good idea to separate workout clothes from other clothes so maybe pick a drawer for workout gear so that you can grab what you need quickly and go.
A messy dresser and cluttered closet is unlikely in a neat room, so before exiting your bedroom clean up and make it clutter-free …
Your bedroom
In order for your bedroom to be a true resting place, there should not be a lot of stuff everywhere. The top of the dresser should not be completely covered with bottles of this and containers of that. Clear it.
And clear the nightstand, too. A book, lamp, pen and alarm clock are the only acceptable items. If you have other items that you need to keep near the bed, use a small basket and slide it under the bed.
Is there anything hanging on the doorknobs? If so, remove it.
The absolute must-do to declutter a bedroom is to make up the bed. Tuck the sheets, smooth the comforter and fluff the pillows. This is sure to give the room a better feel and look.
And has anyone ever told you, your car looks like you live in it? It shouldn't …
Your car
You should be tired of moving things out of the passenger seat when someone wants to ride in your car.
Clean your car out.
This just doesn't involve running a vacuum over the mats and seats. Use a damp cloth to clean the dash and drink holders.
If it is necessary to keep a lot of documents in your vehicle for work, purchase a crate or organizer and put it in the trunk.
If you keep extra shoes or a bag of workout clothes in the backseat, put it in the trunk. And don't turn your trunk into a junk area, be organized.
Glove compartments and storage bins can get filled with papers and napkins. Go through those areas and get rid of anything that is not needed.
After the car is clean, it's time to organize your workspace …
Your workspace
While work usually cannot be as comfy as home, the mere sight of a bunch of stuff may actually be adding to your daily stress.
Paper clutter is the No. 1 problem for most businesses and 4.3 hours a week are used searching for papers, according to the National Association of Professional Organizations.
Get rid of paper.
Some people like to write reminders on Post-It Notes and put them all over. Don't do this. Keep a notepad of reminders.
While some people like to have a bunch of photos of family and friends in their workspace, it's probably better to go with one or two. If you like a lot of photos, invest in a small collage photo frame so that the photos are more organized.
If there is anything that can be put in a drawer, put it there. This would include pens, papers and books.
Decluttering your workspace is sure to make the workday less stressful. But if your closet, dresser, bedroom and car are organized, the day is sure to get off to a good start.


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