Little Beach Boat House is a quaint little place just beside the bay at Port Stephens. You can hear the waves coming in at night and the wait staff is a duet of twins! The two Aussie girls look so much like each other that I just had to take a photo of them.
The service is attentive and friendly and they had a special of the day, which I ordered. I actually recorded one of the twins reciting the dish in question so I can remember it, and she kindly obliged. Heh. This is one of the best restaurants in town according to Sharon, who dined with us last night.
There was popcorn on the table – a growing trend that I've noticed in a lot of restaurants, who serve this in lieu of bread. I think it's great! The dishes has a bit of a modernist twist in them too, with foams, purees and jelly sauce components on most of the dishes.
This is really good! I like how the seared scallops and chorizo pairs up. Wei Zhi and I ordered different entrees and mains so we could try different things on the menu and this is her order.
I was more interested in beef cheek – a cut which is really flavorful if done right and they do it well here. It's generously mixed into the crispy potato croquette and a nice touch is the black garlic mayo (the fermented garlic we use to make bak kut teh back home).
I'm not a huge fan of salmon but according to Sharon (who also watches MasterChef Australia and offered me some) they did everything right in the "checklist" – crispy skin, no bones, juicy inside.
I've cooked Jerusalem artichokes before, which is totally different from the globe artichoke. I ordered a Sauvignon Blanc which goes very well with my fish dish but makes the veal tastes rather bitter.
This is my order, the special of the day. I didn't know it was fried though, since I don't particularly like grilled fish (any other cooking method is better) but I kept an open mind. I wanted to eat barramundi since Australia is one of two countries where you can find it. I asked the waitress for a wine pairing and she suggested either Sauvignon Blanc or a Riesling but "personally I'll go for the former".
I took her advice and it tasted great with the barramundi! The Sauvignon Blanc is very sweet and pairs well with the fish. The skin of the barramundi is crisp and it's a classic white fish which flakes well but has a stronger taste than other popular white fish like cod and John Dory. The barramundi is excellent when eaten with the sweet and smoky roast pumpkin though!
This is probably the restaurant's flagship dish. It came on a huge wooden platter and has 3 (three) different pork items on it, including a crispy pork belly the size of a small steak! It's beautiful and the apple jam has been jellyfied, giving it a bit of a modernist twist.
I'm still at Port Stephens, heading back to Sydney later! I'll be here until next week and you can follow what I'm up to on my other social media channels coz I got an AUD 2 per day data plan!
I'm back with a cooking post! Yes, one of the signature sixthseal.com cooking posts complete with lots of alcohol, dubious ingredients and a healthy dose of obscure references!
It's a battle of premium vs. proletariat ingredients! The measly pack of scallops set me back a staggering RM 42.35 while the gargantuan whole pig's heart retails at a very affordable RM 3.50.
Let me clarify – this was supposed to be an angel hair pasta dish, but I forgot to get the pasta and thus we made do with this pack of organic black bean noodles. The texture is surprisingly similar and it looks the bit too. Heh!
Okay, to start off, you'll need to ingest some ethanol to get you into a righteous cooking mood. My tipple of choice is Absolut Vodka.
The Tell-Tale Heart. Hmph. I shall give you a heart massage, CPR style.
How do you cook a pig's heart? Beats me, I've never cooked one before. I decided to wrap it in aluminum foil and chuck it into a fan assisted oven for 10 minutes.
It turns out that 10 minutes isn't quite enough so I suggest 20 minutes instead. I also took the liberty of rubbing salt all over the pig's heart for my version of marinating. Heh!
Next comes the scallops – scallops are reasonably fast to cook after defrosting so I just dunked it in warm (not hot) water for about a minute before draining.
With the major ingredients out of the way, let's get to the all-important sauce!
Leggo's ready made sauces already has bits of meat and stuff inside but we decided to fry some onions and garlic and chopped some sausages into it for a heartier sauce.
We used grapeseed oil instead of olive oil for the frying, no particular reason for the choice – it was just there. The sausages were seared for a bit before the entire container of alfredo sauce was emptied into the mixture.
Leave the sauce on (very) low heat and start cooking the noodles.
I emptied the noodles into a high sided plate and liberally poured the pasta sauce with garlic, onions and sausages on top. This is also where you add the powdered cheese and Tabasco sauce.
The sides are important as a barrier against spillage when you start mixing the alfredo sauce into the noodles.
Add a dash (or three) of mixed herbs and toss the pig heart's on top.
Alfredo Organic Black Bean Noodles with Scallops and Whole Pig's HeartIt tastes better than it looks, trust me.
You get to bite into the baked whole pig's heart like a barbarian too. Get in touch with your Neanderthal roots yo!
I pronounce it Good (TM)!


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Nothing But Trouble Film Review: Nothing But Confusion
Directed by: Dan Aykroyd
Category: ???
The one thing I'll always remember about this film is that one of my best friends back when this first came out loved it so much, and I hated it. He loved it because it was so weird, and I hated it for that very same reason. He had/has a tendency to lean more towards the weird and bizarre, while I usually stuck to mainstream. So it's no surprise his favorite filmmaker is David Lynch, and mine would be someone more along the lines of Peter Hyams, Paul Verhoeven or Craig R. Baxley. I haven't seen this since it first hit home video, and at the time, I just couldn't understand how or why anyone could love or enjoy this film. But if there's one thing I've learned these past few years, it's that my tastes have changed vicariously, so maybe I'd actually enjoy it this time around. When I scored this on DVD for a mere 25 cents at a pawn shop, I figured it was a sign. So let's dig in.
I can tell you that 25 years haven't made it any less bizarre, but I didn't hate it as much as I did back then. I enjoyed it to a very slight degree, because it was fairly insane from start to finish, but I can't say it's something I enjoyed for the right reasons or that I'll ever feel the need to revisit this.
Written/Directed/Starring Dan Aykroyd, with a story by his brother Peter, Nothing But Trouble is kind of a surreal decent into backwoods hell in some alternate universe rather than a comedy, which is how it's been marketed. It's not funny, not in the slightest, and any attempt at even a dry humor falls flat, but what it lacks in humor it more than makes up for in being darkly imaginative and slightly teetering on absurd dark humor. It's an uncomfortable surreal nightmare that doesn't quite know what kind of film it's trying to be, so I can only imagine the surprise, and maybe even disgust, of the casual moviegoer who actually paid good money to see this in a theater because it starred Chevy Chase, Dan Aykroyd, John Candy Demi Moore.
I actually don't know the real reason, but I can only guess the reason these high profile actors agreed to participate in this was as a favor to Aykroyd. I can't imagine these actors actually reading the script and thinking it was something they'd voluntarily want to be a part of. Even my movie companion, who loves weird movies (the weirder the better) found this to be too weird in a conventional way. She couldn't understand so many of the creative decisions made in front of and behind the camera/scenes and struggled with finding any kind of enjoyment in it since she couldn't even tell what type of film it was supposed to be. In fact, just based on the cover art alone, she thought it was a western, and she didn't believe me when I told her it was set in the present tense via the early 90's.
I have to give credit to Dan Aykroyd though. The guy, somehow, managed to make one of the weirdest films I've ever seen inside the Hollywood system, complete with all the bells and whistles. As far as production goes, it's a bit impressive. At least in that department (sets and set design), it doesn't disappoint. You're eyes are constantly trying to take in and make sense of the Mad Max/Post Apocalyptic-style surroundings located within an old courthouse and it's backyard. It's highly surreal in a very unconventional way.You don't know whether to be impressed, or wonder just what the hell it is you're watching.
I guess I can understand it's appeal to some people. It's weird as shit and never tries to be anything but. I'm sure the studio was worried and not sure how to exactly market it, so I suppose comedy was the safer bet, especially with this particular cast. But it's not a comedy. nor is it a horror film. It has particular elements that relate to both of those genre's, but never enough or done correctly to fall into either of those categories. Dark comedy or black comedy might be the way to go. In any case, it's not a highlight of Aykroyd's career either as a writer or director, and I'm not surprised that he never directed anything again after this.
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Well, it's Thursday again! So much for doing this by Monday.
I'd like to drive to another local trail, but don't think I will have time over the weekend (opera matinee Sunday afternoon, among other things), but may at least run up to and do the beginning of a trail not terribly far from me where I used to ride my bike. Will take photos there if my phone cooperates!
Last week I didn't make my goals 100% (I dithered around all Sunday and then ran out of time for my planned 10 mile run and cut it short (to 7 miles), and I'm still running around 26 miles per week rather than my planned 30+ by now), but I find the more consistently I run the more I want to go out rather than fighting against it until I actually go (and then enjoying it, of course). So I think I've (maybe?) turned a corner. I know the key is to go regularly, do a short run if the planned one is a problem, and get back into the habit of going in the morning. I may have said all this last week, however. Hmm.
One thing I've been doing over the past couple of weeks is dedicating myself to mediating (with the help of the Calm app) every morning, partially inspired by another blogger and her reported experiences. I started with the 7 Days of Calm free trial and liked that enough to buy a subscription and start with the 21 day program (there are a variety of other programs too that look good). I suspected that meditating would help me–I've experimented with Centering Prayer from time to time, though never developed a consistent practice, and to some extent it isn't that different. What I was surprised about is how on the nose the things the app talks about are for my own struggles, especially lately. It's also helping me use breathing more in other activities, like pilates (I do need to get back to doing some yoga, especially as I continue to increase running miles).
Anyway, maybe doing the app or maybe just some other things in my life made me more conscious of this, but I realized during a run how much running itself has a meditative effect for me. I'd noticed before that if I was struggling with a writing problem or just thinking through things at work that running would often have a creative effect–I'd solve the problem or make a breakthrough. This time, I also realized that it plays an important role in me dealing with negative or troubling thoughts–rather than distracting myself from them (memories, anger, whatever) or repressing them (something I am far too good at) or overreacting to them emotionally, I find that I have thoughts float through my head when running and then float away and the emotional charge is gone, or lessened, if that makes sense. Not unlike "sitting with your emotions" which has always been tough for me, but more enjoyable and ending (usually) with that happy positive mood that follows running. Not the same as mediation, of course, although sometimes I do just focus on my gait or breathing or looking around and being in the moment, but I think the overall effect on my psyche is related. This certainly helps explain why I feel so much better in general, even apart from the fitness, when running regularly.
So yet more reason to keep up the consistency!
This weekend is my last long run before the half marathon I have scheduled the following weekend. I am not as ready for that race as I had hoped to be, but the plan was always to treat it as a training run so I am not going to worry about it and will enjoy it. I'm certainly in better shape than I was when I did Seattle last November anyway.
When I started writing this I thought I was going to talk about podcasts I like to listen to when running–I discovered a couple of new ones this week–but like the new trail, that's something else to keep for next week.


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One of the most fascinating people in U.S. history was Quanah Parker, the last chief of the American Indian tribe, the Comanche. He was the son of a Comanche warrior and a white woman who had been captured by the Indians.
Parker was a fierce warrior until the day in 1875 when he led his people to Fort Sill, Oklahoma, and took on a new, peaceful life. Quanah's image remains strong among his people, but part of his heritage is in danger of disappearing.
After giving up the warrior life and settling on the reservation, Quanah Parker became an advocate for his tribe. That earned him the respect and friendship of such notable figures as President Theodore Roosevelt.
Bruce Caesar, a Pawnee American Indian, said he admires the Comanche, and he credits Quanah for their success running businesses, like casinos, while keeping the tribe's identity.
"He did an outstanding job of bringing his people into contemporary society, where now they are one of the powerhouses of the sovereign nations in Oklahoma," said Caesar.
But the most remarkable physical reminder of Quanah Parker is slowly falling into ruin on this lot behind a trading post here. Parker's house was where he lived with his family and entertained many notable guests.
Texas cattlemen who had successful dealings with Parker built him this large home in 1890. It is known still known as the Star House for its roof decorations.
Quanah's mother Cynthia Ann Parker died before he surrendered, but he later kept her picture by his bed.
The Star House today belongs to Wayne Gipson and his sister, who inherited it from their uncle, who obtained it through a trade with Quanah Parker's daughter in the 1950s. Quanah's daughter left the future of Star House up to the Gipson's uncle.
"... if anything is to be done with the Star House, she felt it would be up to him, and if he would trade her a livable house for the Star House, she would go along with the trade," said Gipson.
Quanah Parker's descendant Tina Emhoolah said the Comanche Nation has offered to buy the house, but Gipson would not sell.
"It is unfortunate that the property has deteriorated the way that it is, but the nation has made its offer; they chose not to take it," said Emhoolah.
Caesar said that while preserving history is important, the Comanche Nation should use its funds on more current needs.
"If you have some money to spend, it is better to spend it on jobs, benefits for the people, health, education, housing, food," he said.
Emhoolah regrets what has happened to the Star House, but she's philosophical about it.
"Quanah's history is still a wonderful thing. You can own the building, but you will never own his history. The Comanche Nation, his history belongs to us," she said.
The Comanche Nation continues to seek agreement with the owners on how to save the Star House.


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Episode 141: The Sprinkler of Sadness [Cinderella; Get Hard; Seventh Son]
By Cal on Tuesday, March 31st, 2015 | Leave a comment
Episode 141: The Sprinkler of Sadness
This week's reviews include medieval fantasy adventure "Seventh Son," the latest incarnation of the fairy tale "Cinderella," and Argentinian Oscar nominee "Wild Tales," which is courting controversy in the wake of some bad release timing. Elsewhere, we discuss comedy caper "Get Hard," which already had preconceptions reeling from Tim Robey's assault on its homophobic tendencies, plus we chat about the horrendous title of Russell Crowe's upcoming directorial debut feature, and the bizarre nature of Jeff Bridges' vocal work. Meanwhile, the memory of Marlene Dietrich lives on the attire of one of this week's performers, Ed Sheeran's Australian exploits has Pete hoping he'll stay there, and why is nobody mentioning the Grimm brothers' glaring plot hole? Cal's off to New York next week, so we're taking a fortnight hiatus, but hopefully we'll return with news of Pete's first four-star film of the year.
Seventh Son 17:41 – 29:26
Get Hard 29:27 – 40:50
Wild Tales 40:51 – 48:22
Cinderella 48:23 – 1:00:32
Outro Music: Fiona Apple, "Extraordinary Machine"
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Episode 117: The Ballad of Pitt & Brit [Maps to the Stars; I Origins; Ida]
By Cal on Thursday, October 2nd, 2014 | Leave a comment
Episode 117: The Ballad of Pitt & Brit
This week's episode is a distinctly non-sober affair, as birthday drinks crippled Cal's ability to function (he wants you to know that he is fully aware that Joanne Woodward is American), but we managed to get through this week's busy line-up of films in under ninety minutes. Pete caught Denzel Washington thriller "The Equalizer" and Mike Cahill's treatise on faith vs. science, "I Origins," while Cal was in the queue for horror flick "Honeymoon" and had time to rewatch Pawel Pawlikowski's "Ida." After that, both of us weigh in on David Cronenberg's Hollywood satire "Maps to the Stars," featuring Cannes Best Actress winner Julianne Moore, which leads us into a discussion of women from the past who have received that honour. Elsewhere, banter about pop music shifts from Taylor Swift onto Cheryl Cole, we ponder how long George Clooney's marriage will last, a Christie Clanger from last week is addressed, and preconceptions for David Fincher's "Gone Girl" (reviewed next week) get laid bare.
George Clooney marries in Venice
Foreign Language Oscar submissions: Russia submit "Leviathan"; Argentina submit "Wild Tales"
Al Pacino receives a BAFTA Fellowship
Closing Segment: Our take on David Cronenberg's "Maps to the Stars," and discussing the history of Best Actress winners at the Cannes Film Festival!
[1:00:10 – 1:21:15]
Outro Music: Cheryl Cole, "Crazy Stupid Love"
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Episode 84: Race to the Finish [Inside Llewyn Davis; August: Osage County; The Missing Picture]
By Cal on Tuesday, January 28th, 2014 | Leave a comment
Episode 84: Race to the Finish
It's Episode 84 of In the Mood for Podcast, a British-based film podcast hosted by Calum Reed of Ultimate Addict and Pete Sheppard of In the Mood for Blog.
This week's episode is our shortest yet, as Pete seized the opportunity to cut the podcast at its knees in the final fleeting minutes. We didn't quite manage to get it under an hour, but our reviews of starry ensemble drama "August:Osage County" and dour folk-scene tale "Inside Llewyn Davis" are concise enough. We discuss lesser known Oscar-nominated films "The Missing Picture" and "Cutie and the Boxer," and ponder the Cold War charms of Kenneth Branagh's "Jack Ryan: Shadow Recruit." Pete pines for the presence of Lena Endre in one of this week's movies, while we also chat about the politics behind foreign, animated, and documentary crossover movies, and 2013's highs in cinematography.
"Grace of Monaco" to open Cannes Film Festival, but which cut?
Lindsay Lohan announces her latest project
Alfonso Cuaron wins the Directors Guild Award
Cutie and the Boxer
The Missing Picture
Closing Segment: Our take on the Coen brothers' "Inside Llewyn Davis," and our favourite fictional musicians on film!
The Watson Factor
The Poupaud Range
Outro Music: Go West, "King of Wishful Thinking"
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Episode 76: The Threesome [The Family; Parkland; Short Term 12] with Special Guest Irini M.
By Cal on Tuesday, November 26th, 2013 | Leave a comment
Episode 76: The Threesome
In this week's episode we're joined by special guest and friend of the podcast Irini Markogiannaki, who helps us discuss the new releases at UK cinemas and chimes in with thoughts on eventful news items from the past few days. Some minor audio issues should mostly have been ironed out in the editing process, so you can enjoy our reviews of Luc Besson's mafia comedy "The Family," and Peter Landesman's JFK assassination movie "Parkland" in relatively audible splendour. Cal and Irini reveal whether indie critics darling "Short Term 12" lives up to the hype, and there are verdicts on angst-ridden baby swap drama "Like Father Like Son" and black and white mumblecore offering "Computer Chess." We ponder Leeds Film Festival's audience favourites, conduct a rather epic pre greekconception corner, while a revelation about a planned remake of one of the week's films causes Pete to recoil in horror. Tune in to find out which movie dumbfounded us with its music choices, which actor caused the man-loving podcasters to go weak at the knees, and why Irini's encounter with Quentin Tarantino means that she owes Pete a huge apology.
50th anniversary episode of Doctor Who airs
The first explicit trailer for Lars Von Trier's "Nymphomaniac" is released
Jason Statham calls for an Oscar to be introduced for stuntmen
Leeds Film Festival reveals its top 20 audience favourites
Outro Music: Cat Power, "The Greatest"
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Episode 74: The Single Life [Gravity; Gloria; The Nun]
Episode 74: The Single Life
This episode sees the belated return of the Red Light District, after it had to be excised from last week's epic 100+-minute recording. Cal is the only one bringing glad tidings, with discussion of a Coen brothers classic, and a semi-positive take on one of Nicholas Cage's stranger efforts. It's the week of the singletons, as we caught up with Paulina Garcia's free-spirited "Gloria," while Sandra Bullock finds herself alone and stranded in awards juggernaut "Gravity." It's safe to say that one of us was rather unimpressed by the space-set adventure, which prompts a brief discussion on films that failed to convince us, including an Ashton Kutcher vehicle and a recent sci-fi hit. Pete's back from the Leeds Film Festival having seen Serbia's submission for the Foreign Language Film Oscar, "Circles," and a concert marred by technical debacles. Listen as we discuss the year's latest batch of nominations, Isabelle Huppert's lustful imposition, and Pete's lament over the lack of viable romantic options among women over thirty. Violins at the ready!
Lynne Ramsay is being sued by the producers of "Jane Got a Gun"
Judi Dench and Harvey Weinstein fight the MPAA
European Film Award nominations are announced
Opening Segment: This month's Red Light District, featuring comment on "Blood Simple," "Knowing," and "Mouchette"
Preconception Corner*
Closing Segment: Our take on Alfonso Cuaron's "Gravity," and discussing films we struggle to find convincing! [1:05:00 – 1:22:10]
Outro Music: Ugo Tozzi, "Gloria"
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Episode 66: Fast and Loose [Rush; White House Down; Ain't Them Bodies Saints]
By Cal on Tuesday, September 17th, 2013 | Leave a comment
Episode 66: Fast and Loose
It's a loose, on-form episode this week, as a modest amount of films allows the digressions to flow! Pete is quick to take down James Franco, before launching into a vitriolic monologue about Rooney Mara in his assessment of Malick-inspired "Ain't Them Bodies Saints, and hijacking Cal's "White House Down" review with theories on how Bill Clinton's former indiscretions could have killed us all, and how on earth James Woods managed to get an Oscar nomination for "Ghosts of Mississippi." The barrage of lowbrow jibes is stemmed by a review of French drama "The Artist and the Model," before we follow up an epic set of preconceptions about Ron Howard with our remarkably attuned view of sports flick "Rush," and some views on its awards prospects. Sit back for random tangents on who Pete's Orient Princess is, what we think 2011's Best Picture lineup would have looked like with just five nominees, and how Nicholas Cage's filmography forms the basis of a brand new measure of cinematic absurdity.
Foreign Language Oscar submissions from Saudia Arabia, The Netherlands, and Australia
Woody Allen to receive the Cecil B. DeMille award at this year's Golden Globes
"12 Years a Slave" wins the People's Choice award at the Toronto Film Festival
"The Butler" passes $100m in domestic box-office
The first teaser trailer is released for "Grace of Monaco"
Listener Request: Discussing Venice's 70th anniversary short films project [Irini] [15:15 – 20:05]
*Preconception Corner*
Ain't Them Bodies Saints
The Artist and the Model
Closing Segment: Our take on Ron Howard's "Rush," dissecting its Oscar chances, and discussing our favourite cinematic playboys [54:45 – 1:12:35]
Outro Music: Kelis, "Caught Out There"
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Episode 59: Car Crashes in Black & White [Frances Ha; Blancanieves; The Internship]
By Cal on Wednesday, July 31st, 2013 | Leave a comment
Episode 59: Car Crashes in Black & White
We're going retro with this week's podcast, as we discuss the otherworldly prowess of Rita Hayworth in 1946 noir "Gilda," which Pete caught recently in all of its digitally restored glory. We also discuss two films deliberately harking back to the good old days, with silent fairy-tale "Blancanieves" facing off against Noah Baumbach's "Manhattan" wannabe, "Frances Ha." We both snubbed hairly Hugh Jackman in "The Wolverine," Pete opting for French biographical drama "Renoir" and Cal badly in need of light relief in the form of "The Internship." We take time out to discuss the lineup of this year's Venice Film Festival, which Pete will be attending, while Cal is perturbed by the loss of a super comedic actress. Listen for digressions involving Miley Cyrus, Rose Byrne's portrayal of blindness, and a distasteful slur on Greta Gerwig which caused Cal to label Pete "below the belt."
Opening Segment: The week's news, featuring three major deaths in the world of sport, TV, and film, and discussing this year's Venice Film Festival lineup, featuring work from Stephen Frears, Terry Gilliam, and Kelly Reichardt! [1:30 – 17:20]
Gilda (re-release)
Closing Segment: Our take on Noah Baumbach's "Frances Ha," Shag Marry or Kill, and discussing director/actor partnerships between real life partners! [1:04:55 – 1:19:25]
*The Watson Factor*
*The Poupaud Range*
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Episode 58: Less Quality Fringe [The World's End; Breathe In; Stories We Tell]
By Cal on Tuesday, July 23rd, 2013 | Leave a comment
Episode 58: Less Quality Fringe
It's Episode 58 of In the Mood for Podcast, a British-based film podcast hosted by Calum Reed of Ultimate Addict and Pete Sheppard of In the Mood for Blog. The Gods of podcasting deride us from above as several interruptions (including a mouse!) curtailed last week's documentary-heavy episode. We provide a quick round-up of last week's offerings including Alex Gibney's topical Wikileaks feature, "We Steal Secrets," grim Indonesian piece, "The Act of Killing," and Sarah Polley's third theatrical venture, "Stories We Tell." Pixar is mercifully spared as Pete summarises "Monsters University" in less than a minute, and Cal has some observations about "The Deep." Moving onto this week, we tackle the pub crawl politics in Edgar Wright's "The World's End," while Pete goes it alone for Austrian film "The Wall," and Cal dishes the dirt on crime thriller "Eden" and Drake Doremus's "Breathe In." Listen as Cal apologises for last week's technical debacle, and we go on tangents involving Samsara, the Best Actress Oscar race of 1989, Felicity Jones's eternal youth, and some personal drinking anecdotes.
Opening Segment: The week's news (including a big festival announcement!) and a round-up of last week's reviews, featuring comment on "Monsters University," "The Deep," "The Act of Killing," "We Steal Secrets: The Story of Wikileaks," and "Stories We Tell" [2:30 – 16:10]
Closing Segment: Our take on Edgar Wright's "The World's End," the final film of his jokingly self-titled Cornetto Trilogy, and discussing great final films in trilogies! [53:05 – 1:08:10]
*Shag, Marry or Kill?*
Outro Music: The Doors, "Whisky Bar"
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Rethinking the Threat of Islamic Extremism: The Changes Needed in U.S. Strategy
Photo: Marwan Ibrahim/AFP/Getty Images
Report by Anthony H. Cordesman
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The Burke Chair at CSIS presents a new view of Islamic extremism and the Islamic world. The Burke Chair has carried out an analysis of the trends in global and regional terrorism, and the causes and impact of violent Islamic extremism. This analysis is entitled Rethinking the Threat of Islamic Extremism: The Changes Needed in U.S. Strategy and it is available on the CSIS web site at https://csis-website-prod.s3.amazonaws.com/s3fs-public/publication/161222_Islam_and_Islamic_Extremism.pdf.
Main Conclusions
The analysis is supported by a wide range of data drawn from U.S. government, UN, World Bank, and NGO sources where the key statistics and data are presented in the various figures and tables in each section. It concludes that the United States needs to fundamentally rethink key aspects of its struggle against terrorism and Islamic extremism.
The United States has made great progress in improving its homeland defenses and international counterterrorism efforts. It has restructured its security partnerships with largely Muslim states to help them give the same emphasis to counterterrorism that they have given to military security. The United States is also making major progress in defeating the ability of ISIS to hold territory, act as a protostate, provide sanctuary for training fighters, and ISIS's efforts to widen its grasp and number of affiliates.
At the same time, far too much of the U.S. effort is now centered around the immediate threat from ISIS, and the external threat it poses to the U.S. homeland and Europe. Far too few in the United States understand the importance of the strategic partnerships the U.S. has forged with largely Muslim states, the fact that the primary fight with Islamic extremism is inside Muslim states, and that it is a fight for the future of Islam—rather than the limited threat it poses to faiths and countries outside.
The threat of Islamist terrorism within the United States and Europe has been all too real, but it has only been a minor aspect of a far more serious series of threats it poses within the Islamic world. The fight is primarily a fight between moderate governments and popular majorities committed to Islam's traditional values and extremists seeking to use almost any form of violence, and mix of terrorism and asymmetric warfare, to seize power. It is "clash within a civilization" and not a "clash between civilizations."
The United States, Europe, and other non-Muslim states cannot defeat terrorism or the broader threat posed by Islamic extremism by trying to isolate themselves from Muslim countries, or treating Muslims as if violent Islamic extremists were more than a tiny minority of Muslims. Islam is growing too quickly, and is far too important a force within the world. Polls show that the vast majority of Muslims oppose extremist ideology and violence. Most Muslim governments are key partners in the fight against extremism and terrorism, as well as key security partners in dealing with other threats.
The key challenge to the United States is to revitalize its security partnerships, work with largely Muslim states, and develop better collective approaches to both the threat of extremism and other threats like those posed by Iran. The United States needs to show it can act decisively and is a partner that its partners can trust. At the same time, the United States must work with its Muslim security partners to help them address their own failings in developing effective counters to extremism, better efforts at collective defense, and their failure to fully address the causes of Islamic extremism.
Both the West and Muslim states have also focused too narrowly on the symptoms of
Islamic extremism rather than curing the disease. Movements like ISIS, Al Qaida, and the Taliban are the symptoms of the disease of extremism, and not the cause.
Far too little attention is still being given to key civil trends and problems within a steadily expanding Islamic world. These problems have been the key causes of Islamic violence and extremism, and the political upheavals within largely Islamic states that began in 2011. They include sharp population pressures, failed governance and corruption, ethnic and sectarian division, grossly inadequate economic development, massive unemployment and dead-end careers, and related issues that can feed extremism and violence for decades to come.
The United States—and both its Muslim and non-Muslim allies—need to focus on the fact that extremist violence can be contained and defeated in detail, but no lasting victory is possible until the causes of extremism are addressed as well as the fight against extremist movements. In practice, the forces that now divide the Islamic world will almost certainly make the fight against Islamic extremism part of a long struggle that will go on long after ISIS is defeated in Iraq and Syria. A struggle that will involve dealing with new movements and broader tensions between Sunni and Shiites and other minority sects.
The United States and Europe also need to address the forces that alienate Muslims in their own countries, and drive a tiny minority to violence. This cannot be done by excluding Muslims from entering their territory, letting prejudice and fear dominate security policies, and confusing the true teachings and history of Islam with extremism. Doing this achieves the very goal that extremist movements have in using terrorism: isolating Muslims from the rest of the world and pushing moderate Muslims towards extremism. The key must be better vetting, better cooperation with the governments in Muslim states in vetting and security procedures, and mobilizing the support of moderate Muslims in the United States and Europe. Partnership, not prejudice, is the answer.
This study draws on a wide range of related Burke Chair studies, including:
The Uncertain Trends and Metrics of Terrorism in 2016 , https://www.csis.org/analysis/uncertain-trends-and-metrics-terrorism-2016.
Iran and the Gulf Military Balance, October 4, 2016, https://www.csis.org/analysis/iran-and-gulf-military-balance-1.
Iraq, Syria, and the Gulf: The Cost of an ISIS-Centric U.S. Strategy, June 9, 2016, https://www.csis.org/analysis/iraq-syria-and-gulf-cost-isis-centric-us-strategy.
Stability and Instability in the Gulf Region in 2016 , https://www.csis.org/analysis/stability-and-instability-gulf-region-2016.
The "OPEC Disease": Assessing the True Impact of Lower Oil Export Revenues , https://csis-website-prod.s3.amazonaws.com/s3fs-public/publication/160920_OPEC_Disease.pdf
The Underlying Causes of Stability and Instability in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) Region, Part One, Analytic Survey and Risk Assessment, https://csis-website-prod.s3.amazonaws.com/s3fs-public/160419_MENA_Stability_II_Country_01.pdf.
Stability in the MENA Region: Beyond ISIS and War, Part Two: Country-by-Country Trends , https://csis-website-prod.s3.amazonaws.com/s3fs-public/160419_MENA_Stability_I_Regional_0.pdf .
Clash For Civilization: Creating an Effective Partnership in Fighting Extremism Between the West and the Muslim World, https://www.csis.org/analysis/clash-civilization
The Critical Lack of Credibility in State Department Reporting on the Trends in Global Terrorism: 1982-2014 , June 23, 2015, https://www.csis.org/analysis/critical-lack-credibility-state-department-reporting-trends-global-terrorism-1982-2014.
Photo Credit: MARWAN IBRAHIM/AFP/Getty Images
Americas , North America , Europe , Defense and Security , Counterterrorism and Homeland Security , and Geopolitics and International Security
Terrorism and Counterinsurgency


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Cardinal Energy Ltd. 2013 Year End Reserves Results and Drilling Update
March 27, 2014 7:30 PM Marketwired
CALGARY, ALBERTA–(Marketwired – March 27, 2014) – Cardinal Energy Ltd. ("Cardinal" or the "Company") (TSX:CJ) is pleased to report its year end 2013 reserves results and to provide an update of the production results from its first two horizontal wells in Bantry.
Reserve Highlights
Year over year, proved developed producing reserves increased to 12,500 Mboe (86% oil) an increase of 67% per fully diluted share.
Total proved reserves increased to 13,748 Mboe (86% oil) or 79% per fully diluted share as compared to December 31, 2012.
Total proved plus probable reserves increased to 21,163 Mboe (86% oil) an increase of 111% per fully diluted share.
Total proved plus probable producing reserves now make up 86% of Cardinal's reserve base.
Finding, development and acquisition ("FD&A") costs (including change in future development capital of $32.4 MM) were $14.99 per boe on a total proved and probable reserve basis (2012 $18.00 per boe.) Finding and development costs ("F&D") (including future development capital) were $15.77 in 2013 as compared to $16.56 in 2012, based on actual amounts the Company spent in 2012 and 2013.
Cardinal's reserve life index is 6.4 years on its total proved reserves and 9.9 years on its total proved plus probable reserves, based on 5,850 boe/d of production.
Drilling Update
Cardinal drilled two Glauconitic horizontal wells in the first quarter of 2014. Both wells were fracture stimulated and brought on production as flowing oil wells.
The 2-15-17-12W4 well has produced an average of 222 boe/day to date in the month of March. However, management believes the well is still cleaning up and anticipates that production rates from the well will improve over time.
The 2-35-16-12W4 well commenced production and flowed without pumping equipment at an average rate of 335 boe/day. Cardinal made a decision to shut down the well and equip it with pumping equipment to fully understand the capabilities of the well. The well has been on production with pumping equipment for 13 days (312 hours) and has produced at an average rate of 740 boe/day, 732 barrels of oil per day and 134 mcf/day of solution gas. While we are pleased with the initial drilling results, readers are cautioned that the Sproule type curve for the area anticipates an initial production rate of 300 boe/day with 70% production decline in the first year of production.
Cardinal is currently drilling its third horizontal well at Bantry and management is continuing to evaluate the number of additional Glauconitic horizontal wells to be drilled in 2014 to manage the Company's overall decline rate.
The following tables summarize information from the independent reserve evaluation (the "Sproule Report") completed by Sproule Associates Ltd. ("Sproule") as of December 31, 2013 in accordance with the definition, standard and procedures contained in the Canadian Oil and Gas Evaluation Handbook and National Instrument 51-101 "Standards of Disclosure for Oil and Gas Activities" of the Canadian Securities Administrators ("NI 51-101"). Additional reserve information will be included the Company's Annual Information Form which will be filed on SEDAR on or before March 31, 2014. See "Advisory Regarding Oil and Gas Information" for additional cautionary language.
SUMMARY OF OIL AND NATURAL GAS RESERVES
AND NET PRESENT VALUES OF FUTURE NET REVENUE
AS OF DECEMBER 31, 2013
FORECAST PRICES AND COSTS
LIGHT AND
MEDIUM OIL HEAVY OIL NATURAL GAS NATURAL GAS
RESERVES CATEGORY Gross
(Mbbls) Net
(Mbbls) Gross
(MMcf) Net
(MMcf) Gross
(Mbbls)
PROVED:
Developed Producing 4,561 4,166 6,171 5,555 10,298 8,605 51 41
Developed Non-Producing 73 71 68 59 100 120 0 1
Undeveloped 731 560 208 197 831 660 13 10
TOTAL PROVED 5,365 4,797 6,447 5,811 11,229 9,386 65 53
PROBABLE 3,536 3,030 2,657 2,388 7,058 5,892 47 38
TOTAL PROVED PLUS PROBABLE 8,901 7,827 9,103 8,199 18,287 15,278 112 90
(1) "Gross" reserves means the total working and royalty interest share of remaining recoverable reserves owned by Cardinal before deductions of royalties payable to others.
(2) "Net" reserves means Cardinal's gross reserves less all royalties payable to others.
(3) Approximately 80% of Cardinal's gross oil reserves have an API of 20 degrees or greater.
NET PRESENT VALUES OF FUTURE NET REVENUE
BEFORE INCOME TAXES DISCOUNTED AT (%/year)
RESERVES CATEGORY 0%
($000s) 5%
($000s) 10%
($000s) Unit Value
Before Income Tax
Discounted at
10% per Year
$/Boe
Developed Producing 344,616 306,713 264,931 232,027 206,682 23.66
Developed Non-Producing 5,171 4,325 3,691 3,204 2,821 24.57
Undeveloped 26,006 20,387 16,254 13,133 10,720 18.51
TOTAL PROVED 375,794 331,424 284,876 248,365 220,224 23.30
PROBABLE 256,547 159,137 110,403 82,063 63,891 17.15
TOTAL PROVED PLUS PROBABLE 632,341 490,561 395,278 330,428 284,115 21.18
(1) All evaluations and summaries of future net revenue are stated prior to any provisions for interest costs or general and administrative costs and after the deduction of estimated future capital expenditures for wells to which reserves have been assigned.
(2) Unit values are based on net reserve volumes.
(3) Pricing inflation and exchange rates are based on the published Sproule December 31, 2013 price deck.
About Cardinal Energy Ltd.
Cardinal is a junior Canadian oil focused company built to provide investors with a stable platform for dividend income and growth. Cardinal's operations are focused in all season access areas in Alberta.
Advisory Regarding Forward-Looking Statements
In the interest of providing Cardinal's shareholders and potential investors with information regarding Cardinal, including management's assessment of Cardinal's future plans and operations, certain statements in this press release are "forward-looking statements" within the meaning of applicable Canadian securities legislation. In some cases, forward-looking statements can be identified by terminology such as "anticipate", "believe", "continue", "could", "estimate", "expect", "forecast", "intend", "may", "objective", "ongoing", "outlook", "potential", "project", "plan", "should", "target", "would", "will" or similar words suggesting future outcomes, events or performance. The forward-looking statements contained in this press release speak only as of the date thereof and are expressly qualified by this cautionary statement.
Specifically, this press release contains forward-looking statements relating to: our business strategies, plans and objectives; expected production rates and decline rates and our reserve life index. In addition, information and statements relating to reserves are deemed to be forward-looking statements, as they involve implied assessment, based on certain estimates and assumptions, that the reserves described exist in quantities predicted or estimated, and that the reserves can be profitably produced in the future.
These forward-looking statements are based on certain key assumptions regarding, among other things: petroleum and natural gas prices and pricing differentials; well production rates and reserve volumes; estimated operating costs; our ability to market our oil and natural gas successfully; our ability to add production and reserves through our exploration and development activities; capital expenditure levels; the receipt, in a timely manner, of regulatory and other required approvals for our operating activities; the availability and cost of labour and other industry services; the availability and cost of financing and our ability to access capital; the amount of future cash dividends that we intend to pay; interest and foreign exchange rates; the continuance of existing and, in certain circumstances, proposed tax and royalty regimes; our ability to develop our crude oil and natural gas properties in the manner currently contemplated; and current industry conditions, laws and regulations continuing in effect (or, where changes are proposed, such changes being adopted as anticipated). The reader is cautioned that such assumptions, although considered reasonable by Cardinal at the time of preparation, may prove to be incorrect.
Actual results achieved during the forecast period will vary from the information provided herein as a result of numerous known and unknown risks and uncertainties and other factors. Such factors include, but are not limited to: declines in oil and natural gas prices; risks related to the accessibility, availability, proximity and capacity of gathering, processing and pipeline systems; variations in interest rates and foreign exchange rates; access to external sources of capital; risks associated with the exploitation of our properties and our ability to acquire reserves; increases in operating costs; changes in government regulations that affect the oil and gas industry; changes to royalty or mineral/severance tax regimes; risks relating to hydraulic fracturing; changes in income tax or other laws or government incentive programs; uncertainties associated with estimating petroleum and natural gas reserves; changes in environmental, health and safety regulations; competition in the oil and gas industry for, among other things, acquisitions of reserves, undeveloped lands, skilled personnel and drilling and related equipment; or key personnel and information systems; risks associated with the ownership of our securities, including the discretionary nature of dividend payments and changes in market-based factors; and other factors, many of which are beyond the control of Cardinal.
The above summary of assumptions and risks related to forward-looking statements in this press release has been provided in order to provide shareholders and potential investors with a more complete perspective on Cardinal's current and future operations and such information may not be appropriate for other purposes. There is no representation by Cardinal that actual results achieved during the forecast period will be the same in whole or in part as those forecast and Cardinal does not undertake any obligation to update publicly or to revise any of the included forward-looking statements, whether as a result of new information, future events or otherwise, except as may be required by applicable securities law.
Advisory Regarding Oil and Gas Information
Where applicable, oil equivalent amounts have been calculated using a conversion rate of six thousand cubic feet of natural gas to one barrel of oil. BOEs may be misleading, particularly if used in isolation. A boe conversion ratio of six thousand cubic feet of natural gas to one barrel of oil is based on an energy equivalency conversion method primarily applicable at the burner tip and does not represent a value equivalency at the wellhead. Given the value ratio based on the current price of crude oil as compared to natural gas is significantly different from the energy equivalency of 6 Mcf: 1 Bbl, utilizing a conversion ratio at 6 Mcf: 1 Bbl may be misleading as an indication of value.
With respect to finding and development costs, the aggregate of the exploration and development costs incurred in the most recent financial year and the change during that year in estimated future development costs generally will not reflect total finding and development costs related to reserve additions for that year. Expenditures do not include capitalized general and administrative costs and related share based compensation or non-cash expenditures for the decommissioning obligation or fair value adjustments on acquisitions.
This press release contains estimates of the net present value of our future net revenue from our reserves. Such amounts do not represent the fair market value of our reserves. There is no assurance that the forecast prices and cost assumptions will be attained and variances could be material. The recovery and reserve estimates of our crude oil, natural gas liquids and natural gas reserves provided herein are estimates only and there is no guarantee that the estimated reserves will be recovered. Actual crude oil, natural gas and natural gas liquids reserves may be greater than or less than the estimates provided herein. Reserves included herein are stated on a company gross basis (working interest before deduction of royalties without including any royalty interests) unless noted otherwise.
References herein to short-term production rates are useful in confirming the presence of hydrocarbons, however such rates are not determinative of the rates at which such wells will commence production and decline thereafter and are not indicative of long term performance or of ultimate recovery. While encouraging, readers are cautioned not to place reliance on such rates in calculating aggregate production for us. A pressure transient analysis or well-test interpretation has not been carried out in respect of all wells. Accordingly, we caution that the test results should be considered to be preliminary.
Cardinal Energy Ltd.
M. Scott Ratushny
Chief Executive Officer and Chairman
Douglas Smith
info@cardinalenergy.ca
Cardinal Energy


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Another year, another successful season. The girls golf team emerged undefeated in the West Bay Athletic League (WBAL) for the fifth consecutive year, making it to the Central Coast Championships...
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Football The varsity football team concluded their season with a 68-40 victory over the California School for the Deaf last Thursday on Senior Night. Water Polo The varsity boys and girls water...
by Desiree Luo, Assistant Sports Editor • October 17, 2021
Football After the cancellation of their away game against Watsonville High School last week, the varsity football team will face the California School For The Deaf at home this Thursday at 6:00 p.m....
by Desiree Luo, Reporter • October 11, 2021
Football Coming off a 26-42 loss to Marina High School on Saturday at the annual Homecoming Game, the varsity football team, which now has a record of 2-4, will play against Watsonville High School in...
Weekly Previews: Oct. 4-10
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Football Coming off a 38-44 loss to Priory last Friday, the varsity football team will face off against Marina High School at home this Saturday at 6:00 p.m. for the annual Homecoming Game. Water...
Weekly Previews: Sept. 27-Oct. 3
by Kinnera Mulam, Olivia Xu, and Desiree Luo • September 26, 2021
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by Vishnu Kannan, Co-Managing Editor • September 20, 2021
Water Polo The varsity girls, junior varsity boys and varsity boys water polo teams will all play Los Gatos at home tomorrow. The junior varsity boys will kick off the action with their match at 4:30...
Sports slideshow: Sept. 17
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Weekly recap: Fall sports blaze through start of seasons
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by Vishnu Kannan, Co-Managing Editor • June 16, 2021
The boys and girls golf teams brought home CCS Championships last week on Tuesday and Wednesday, respectively. The boys scored 388, five strokes ahead of second-place Mitty, and the girls followed up the...


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Email: [email protected] If the Bills do manage to make the Chiefs turn to the run game, the fitness of Clyde Edwards-Helaire, returning from injury, could be telling. On this day in 2000, former Boston Celtics champion forward Paul Pierce was nearly stabbed to death in a Boston nightclub. On a chilly January 6, 1853, Pierce, his wife, and his 11-year-old son, Benny, traveled by train from Andover back home to Concord, New Hampshire. The property feature a 24/7 concierge, onsite fitness center, sun deck with rooftop pool(the only condo building in Boston to have a sky … 1 and the Jets are No. #Windows10Pro *Selected business PCs. The lingering effects of the concussion and his reduced mobility will hand this one to the Bills … just. But he still makes mistakes and the Chiefs' standout defensive talents, whether it is Tyrann Matthieu or Chris Jones, are capable of forcing him into making errors. He had extensive investments in railroad securities and served as a director of Wells Fargo & Company and the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad.. Cheney was born in Boston in 1866, the eldest child of Benjamin Pierce Cheney and Elizabeth Stickney (Clapp) Cheney. PIERCE LOVE How Pierce Brosnan's wife Keely Shaye saved him from his depression following the death of his wife and daughter – and why she still makes him 'weak at the knees' Speaking in a recent interview with Heavy.com's Brandon "Scoop B" Robinson on the "Heavy Live with Scoop B" show, Mavericks owner Mark Cuban spilled the team on how the former Celtic almost ended up being deal to Dallas in 2013. T&C's apply. Reach for the sky in one of ten penthouses at Pierce Boston, many with private balconies. Explore Life Stories, Offer Condolences & Send Flowers. Paul Pierce had 19 seasons to make the All-NBA first team, or get his name on an MVP ballot. But Tom Brady played plenty of games in the New England winter and that seemed to work out fine for him. The Buccaneers struggled to shake off 7-9 Washington in the wildcard round and were helped by a series of Drew Brees turnovers against the Saints last week. William Pierce, the patrician voice of the Boston Symphony Orchestra for more than three decades, died of complications of diabetes on Sunday in South Shore Hospital in … Photograph: Jason Behnken/AP What the Bills need to do to win: The Chiefs can do so much damage, so quickly, through the air with the likes of Travis Kelce and Tyreek Hill that encouraging them to go to the run game, perhaps by not packing the box, is one option. Every night when you looked at the 'SportsCenter' highlights, he was crossing somebody up. Brady won their previous game, a 38-10 beatdown in Week 6 of this season, when the defense harried Rodgers all day, sacking him five times. Iverson's crossover was so good, even Chicago Bulls legend Michael Jordan was powerless to stop it. Paul Pierce was 'scared to death" when forced to switch on this NBA legend. Join Facebook to connect with Pierce Boston Paul and others you may know. It held up well enough against the best defense in the league, the Rams, last week but Los Angeles' biggest threat, Aaron Donald, was hampered by a rib injury. "I didn't match up with him, but I knew I was in situations in pick-and-roll where I switched out on him," Pierce said. Pierce and Iverson only met in one playoff series during their careers, and it was a memorable affair. With an impending NCAA investigation and key players fleeing to the transfer portal, all hope seemed lost for the University of Tennessee a mere few days ago. The Philadelphia 76ers legend was one of the best scorers of his era, and his crossover was one of the most difficult moves to defend. Pierce and Iverson only met in one playoff series during their careers, and it was a memorable affair. Haben Sie zusätzliche Daten oder Fehlerkorrekturen zu dieser Seite? Paul Pierce sees a lot of his game in Luka Doncic … for some reason. The fourth-ranked Hawkeyes came into Thursday night's game against Indiana on a five-game winning streak and tied for the Big Ten lead. Kevin Porter Jr. reportedly had an outburst in the Cavs' locker room last week, which prompted the team to find a way to deal him. Pat, Pete and Dan recap Scott's biggest misses in his career. The question is what version of Mahomes plays. Boston, MA Attorneys - Pierce and Mandell, P.C. Tonight, the Celtics face the 76ers at 7 p.m. in Philadelphia. Pierce Brosnan OBE (/ ˈ b r ɒ s n ə n /; born 16 May 1953) is an Irish actor, film producer, and environmental activist.He became known as the fifth actor to play secret agent James Bond in the Bond film series, starring in four films from 1995 to 2002 (GoldenEye, Tomorrow Never Dies, The World Is Not Enough, and Die Another Day) and portraying the character in multiple video games. Mahomes is the best player in the NFL, so he is the most important player in any game he plays. I didn't want to end up on anyone's 'SportsCenter' highlights. Valued at $500 at Lewis's death in 1874, the house and its 10,000-square-foot lot were sold to William Augustus for $1,400. Paul Anthony Pierce (born October 13, 1977) is an American former professional basketball player who played 19 seasons in the National Basketball Association (NBA), predominantly with the Boston Celtics.He is currently an analyst on ESPN's basketball programs The Jump and NBA Countdown.. 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Photograph: Mark LoMoglio/AP Tampa Bay Buccaneers at Green Bay PackersSunday, 3.05pm ET/8.05pm GMT What the Buccaneers need to do to win: Surprisingly for two quarterbacks who have ruled the NFL for much of the century, there isn't a lot of history to go on between Tom Brady and Aaron Rodgers – this will be only their fourth meeting as starters. It turns out Boston Celtics champion small forward Paul Pierce was very nearly a Dallas Maverick. "He's a rock, but at the same time he's human," said friend Chuck Adams, Pierce's political consultant in his first gubernatorial race. MARRIAGE: By about 1624 Bridget _____. Deshaun Watson playing the long game with a cryptic tweet, When the Jets looked like they'd go winless in 2020, it seemed obvious they'd move on from quarterback Sam Darnold to draft Trevor Lawrence. 2, the decision on Darnold doesn't seem quite so easy. Who makes the Super Bowl? 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Happy Super Bowl Sunday, Crooks & Liars! Today we look at sportzball, but from a different angle that even political junkies and non-sports enthusiasts can love.
Above is the opening of the 1991 Super Bowl, featuring Hank Williams, Jr. and The Legendary Bama Band, with Wolfman Jack introducing.
The Edge of Sports assures us that the Super Bowl is "not just a soul-sucking toboggan ride to hell brought to you by Cialis. It's also now undeniably a site of annual protest."
Longreads tells us about how the Toledo Troopers, the most dominant female football team of all time, met their match!
TYWKIWDBI gives us a rundown on non-game related Super Bowl bets. Who knew?
Bonus Track: Ad Age has a round-up of all the ads that will be played during the Super Bowl.
Bonus-bonus Tracks: Friend of C&L's Morning Blog Round-Up Infidel753 runs one of the most consistently excellent link roundups on Sunday! I laughed, I cried, it is the feel-good way to spend Sunday especially if you are skipping the Super Bowl.
And that's a wrap for me! Thank you for letting me be a part of your week, and thanks to the 28 or so bloggers, writers, and raconteurs who gave us the best of the web this week.


There are millions of us out there who feel like we have too much stress in our lives. With all the pressures of performing well in our jobs, keeping our relationships on an even keel and ensuring our finances are kept in order life puts a lot of demands on us. It's not surprising that sometimes it can all feel a bit much and we feel under strain with keeping the different plates in our lives spinning.
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While we might not be able to avoid stress altogether, what we can all do is find ways to manage the stress we feel in a better way. Here are just a few examples of ways to combat stress.
Stress can manifest itself in different ways. For example, you might find if you have a lot on your mind that your sleep is disturbed, or that you feel depressed. Equally, you may find that your digestion is affected. While there are medicines to deal with all of these symptoms, consider trying a complementary therapy instead of going to see your GP. Complementary therapies are an alternative to conventional medicine and are sometimes also known as holistic therapies. This means that they treat the whole of the person, their mind, body and soul, rather than simply dealing with the symptoms. The idea behind a complementary therapy is that it helps a person to relax and re-energize, removing toxins from the body and allowing a person to find their natural equilibrium again.
pressure points. This encourages better circulation and energy flow around the body.
Other complementary therapies that are useful for tackling stress include hypnosis, the Alexander technique, acupuncture and reflexology.
Mindfulness: This is all about focusing on the current moment and as you do, the worries about the past and future will melt away.
Quieting: This technique is about diverting the mind from thinking about stressful things by focusing on something that is more relaxing – such as counting sheep, chanting or focusing on your breathing.
Creative visualization: To reduce anxiety, focus on creating an idyllic scene in your head. Imagine you're on a beautiful beach, with the breeze in the palms above you and the waves lapping onto the shore. Picture yourself lying on a hammock, gently swaying in the breeze, and as you do any feelings of tension will melt away.
If we can learn to handle the way we deal with stress better, then we can stop stress in its tracks before it really takes a hold on us; affecting our physical and mental health. Next time you're feeling overwhelmed, try out a complementary therapy or a relaxation technique and see what works best for you.


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Historic News! Ringling Bros. Circus Will Close After 146 Years!
January 15, 2017 /in NEWS /by admin
ELLENTON, Fla. — The Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus will end "The Saddest Show on Earth" in May, following a 146-year run.
Kenneth Feld, the chairman and CEO of Feld Entertainment, which owns the circus, told The Associated Press declining attendance combined with high operating costs are among the reasons for closing.
Feld said when the company removed the elephants from the shows in May of 2016, ticket sales declined more dramatically than expected.
The company broke the news to circus employees Saturday night after shows in Orlando and Miami.
Ringling Bros. has two touring circuses this season and will perform 30 shows between now and May. The final shows will be in Providence, Rhode Island, on May 7 and in Uniondale, New York, at the Nassau County Coliseum on May 21.
This is truly groundbreaking for the welfare of all wild animals and will set the stage for the humane treatment and respect these sentient beings deserve. They were born free and deserve to live free in the wild where they belong. -World Animal News
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The three amigos compiled a sizeable list of answers to that conditional statement—perhaps you have a few of your own! But why is this even a topic to be addressed? It seems that, even though the movement has been condemned by the NAPACC denominations over a decade ago, Federal Vision is still alive and well in Reformed circles. Some observers believe the "sympathizer's club" may be growing!
Struck Down but Not Destroyed
Following a discussion of various conspiracy theories, bad driving, and why the Spinners will never record episodes while in a car with Aimee at the wheel…the conversation turns to the topic of anxiety. To broach the subject, the crew welcomes Pierce Taylor Hibbs. He's the associate director of the Center for Theological Writing at Westminster Theological Seminary, and author of Struck Down But Not Destroyed - Living Faithfully With Anxiety.
Jones and the Stones
The recent New York Times interview with Serene Jones, President of Union Theological Seminary, is one for the ages. Indeed, critique is almost pointless as the interview itself begs not so much questions as gasps of amazement at the breathtaking combination of leaps of logic, misrepresentations of the Christian tradition, and the deployment of emotive buzzwords with
Cultural Appropriation that is Pastoral Kindness
Broken Pieces and the God Who Mends Them
Lois Lowry tells a story about how a utopian state required that all of the community's memories going back through the generations be committed to a single person, a receiver. The elders engineered a society where no one but the receiver had to feel or remember. Life was safe and comfortable. The citizens were spared the pain of knowing, of emoting. And they could always call on the receiver when faced with a decision that exceeded their self-imposed limited experience.
Augustine's Theology of Preaching
From its inception, preaching has held a prominent place within the life and advance of the church. A current revival of expository ministry is being cultivated throughout the evangelical world. However, such renewed awareness and commitment to an expositional pulpit ministry has been nurtured with a notable lack of historical awareness.