Fresh tuna takes this French summer classic to another level. In addition to potatoes, green beans, olives, and eggs, don't be shy about serving with some tomatoes, cucumbers, or radishes…whatever is in season. Start by setting a large pot of salted water on the stove to boil while you prepare the vinaigrette; anchovies, garlic, Dijon mustard, lemon juice, extra virgin olive oil, and salt and pepper.
Once the water comes to a boil add the small red potatoes, return to a boil, then carefully add the eggs with a slotted spoon and simmer for exactly seven minutes. Scoop your eggs from the pot, chill in a bowl of ice water for two minutes, then set aside. Continue to cook your potatoes until fork tender, adding the picked green beans to the pot for the last minute of cooking time. Drain the potatoes and beans in a strainer.
Finally, heat a sauté pan over high heat, peel and halve your eggs, quarter your potatoes, set aside your Kalamata olives, then salt and pepper your tuna slices and cook until medium rare…don't overcook whatever you do, it only takes a couple of minutes per side. Immediately serve everything together with a generous drizzle of the vinaigrette and salt and pepper to taste.


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Zenit and Leica Team Up for Full-Frame Rangefinder Zenit M
By Kehl Bayern	 / September 26, 2018
If there is one thing that sells, it is nostalgia.
And in the camera industry that is one of the overriding themes of a lot of the reveals of new gear around this time of the year. But that isn't a bad thing at all.
Image via Zenit.
Particularly if you are a fan of the old Zenit and Zorky cameras from Russia.
In a retro throwback design, Leica and Zenit are teaming up to develop a pretty cool looking full-frame rangefinder camera called the Zenit M based on the Leica M (Type 240) in a resurrection of the left-for-dead Russian brand that has piqued the interest of many since the reveal of their collab with Leica.
Manufactured by Krasnogorsky Zavod, the company that owns the rights to the Zenit brand announced back in 2017 that they were going to come back to market some time in 2018 in a tie up with a big name optics brand. Revealed by Andreas Kaufmann of Leica and Alexey Patrikeyev of the holding company behind Zenit, among other luminaries, the Zenit M was part of a Photokina presentation that focused on the resurrection of the classic make.
But for those people that worry that the Zenit M will be just a be rebranded Leica M the company says that will not be the case. In a bid to stakeout its own unique identity in the crowded camera market, the Zenit M will use different hardware and software to operate according to PetaPixel. It will also look like the classic Russian models that inspired it and not like a Leica M.
Featuring a Russian-manufactured Zenitar 35mm f/1 lens, the Zenit M should have a general specs list like the Leica M, including a 24MP full-frame CMOS sensor with a 3-inch LCD screen. The Zenit M should also technically be capable of video recording at 1080p, among other things.
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In Memoriam: Earl Mackey, First Executive Director of NCSL
Earl Mackey, the leading architect and first executive director of the National Conference of State Legislatures, died on Aug. 26 in Portland, Ore. He was 81.
In the early 1970s, Mackey was one of a group of advocates that included Governor Dan Evans of Washington, a number of state legislators—notably Speaker Martin Sabo of Minnesota and Minority Leader Tom Jensen of Tennessee, as well as legislative staffers Bonnie Reese of Wisconsin and Eugene Farnum of Michigan—looking to raise the visibility of state government at the national level.
Their efforts led to the creation of the National Conference of State Legislatures (NCSL) and the National Governors Association (NGA).
The legislative world was a familiar one to Mackey.
He graduated from the University of Missouri School of Law in 1962 and went to work as legislative counsel to U.S. Senator Stuart Symington of Missouri.
After practicing law for two years in southeast Missouri, Mackey was elected to the Missouri House of Representatives in 1966. He served one term and then headed to Washington, D.C., where he joined the Council of State Governments. He became assistant director of the Washington office and devoted the bulk of his time to state legislative matters.
The period between 1972 and 1974 was an intense one for Mackey. He worked with state legislative leaders to galvanize three existing state legislative groups into his vision of a unified national organization that would offer high visibility, greater service and an enhanced voice for legislatures across the country.
With the creation of NCSL in 1975, Mackey became the executive director of the organization and he served in that role until 1987. He was succeeded by Bill Pound.
"Mackey built a solid foundation for the organization and led it to include all 50 state legislatures and a strong bipartisan tradition," said Pound, who recently retired as executive director and was succeeded by Tim Storey.
Decisions made in the very earliest days of the organization—for example, locating the headquarters office in a state capital, adopting voting rules that fostered bipartisanship, ensuring a strong role for legislative staff—have shaped NCSL's culture and assured its stature ever since.
NCSL expanded rapidly during Mackey's tenure with offices in both Denver and Washington, D.C. NCSL's rise followed a decade of intense efforts to strengthen the capacity of state legislatures, sparked in part by a series of U.S. Supreme Court decisions that required state legislative districts to be of equal population. The court decisions brought a younger and more representative group of legislators into the process, and they demanded staff and information services that would improve their ability to make decisions independent of governors and lobbyists. With Mackey's support, NCSL's 50-state information services became an indispensable resource for state legislators.
The reinvigorated state legislatures also gained prominence in Washington during this period. Federal appropriations began to be channeled through the legislatures, and legislatures were given increased oversight responsibility for federal programs. Much of this power came through the lobbying efforts of legislators working through NCSL's Washington office.
National meetings of NCSL became major attractions for national press looking for stories on emerging issues and rising political figures. Federal officials came to discuss policy initiatives. Presidents from both political parties made appearances.
Following his departure from NCSL, Mackey served as director of the Kentucky Legislative Ethics Commission. He later served in academia, as director of development and external affairs at Portland State University and vice chancellor at The Ohio State University. Late in his career, he held consulting and advising positions and retired in the early 2000s.
He is survived by a brother, J. Linn Mackey; two sons, Shawn and Colin Mackey; two daughters, Michelle Aamodt and Heather Clement; and seven grandchildren.
He was preceded in death by a son, Christopher Mackey.
Former NCSL staffers Karl Kurtz, Bill Pound, Lanny Proffer and Carl Tubbesing contributed to this blog.
Direct any comments or questions to Ed Smith, NCSL's director of content.
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Home Latest Buhari Hosts Lake Chad Security Summit June 12
Buhari Hosts Lake Chad Security Summit June 12
Muhammadu Buhari
President Muhammadu Buhari says he will host leaders of the Lake Basin Commission to an informal Security Summit on the sidelines of his forthcoming Second Term inaugural ceremonies slated for June 12 in Abuja.
The president made this known during a bilateral meeting with the Chadian President Idris Deby Itno in Makkah, Saudi Arabia, on the sidelines of the meeting of the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) on Saturday.
According to the president, the summit is to come up with new strategies to bring to a permanent end, the Boko Haram terrorism being faced by the countries of the Lake Chad region.
Malam Garba Shehu, the President's Senior Special Assistant on Media and Publicity, in a statement said the two Presidents agreed that "the time has now come for the regional leaders to sit down to agree on how to change the unwinding nature of the war.
"This is to achieve a sustained operation, to continue until the threat is brought to a permanent closure".
The Nigerian leader noted that now that elections were over and he is now back in full force, it was time for "a new way forward that removes completely'' the threat of terrorism from the Lake Chad sub-region.
"The two leaders shared information on the oncoming rainy season and challenges that it poses for the ongoing military operations. They agreed on the need for urgent operational measures before that time.
"They also talked about how the meeting in Abuja should respond to the infiltration through Libya of the displaced elements of the Daesh, which is an acronym of ISIL's Arabic name al-Dawlah al-Islamīyah fī l-ʻIrāq wa-sh-Shām into the Lake Chad area,'' the presidential aide added. (NAN)
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