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Back when Weight Watchers was still using their old Points plan, I posted a Beef Tips in Mushroom Sauce Recipe. Since then, I?ve gotten a lot of feedback and questions about it, so I decided to re-make this dish, change it up a bit, and calculate the new Points + value. Even though it ends up being 10 Points + per serving, these beef tips were sooooooo good! If you are a meat lover, then this is absolutely worth the splurge in Points. It packs in tons of protein too, so it?s really a satisfying dish. Try serving it over some Miracle Noodle orzo for 0 Points +, or over your favorite rive or noodles for additional Points +. This is one easy Weight Watchers Crock Pot Recipe that is a must make this fall/winter
The perfect hot dinner on a cold autumn day, these beef tips are so delicious and flavorful. Simmering in a crock pot all day, it fills the air with a wonderful aroma, and makes a hearty Weight Watchers dinner that the whole family can enjoy.
Preparation time: 10 minute(s)
Cooking time: 8 hour(s)
Diet tags: Reduced carbohydrate, High protein
Number of servings (yield): 8
Culinary tradition: USA (Traditional)
Entire recipe makes 8 servings
Serving size is 1/8th of whole recipe
Each serving = 10 Points +
PER SERVING: 259 calories; 9g fat; 13g carbohydrates; 74g protein; 1g fiber
Source: http://www.laaloosh.com/2012/10/10/beef-tips-in-mushroom-sauce-crock-pot/
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Getty ImagesNo longer the flavor of the month, Panthers quarterback Cam Newton has mustered only one win in the first full month of the NFL season, with his team at 1-4 at the bye week.
Newton has come under criticism for a variety of things, including his demeanor at post-game press conferences following a loss.? Even his father, Cecil, agrees that Cam needs to be a bit less deflated and downtrodden.
?Is it something he needs to change?? Cecil Newton told WFNZ?s The Drive with Taylor and March.? ?Well yes I guess so.?
Of course, that concession came after Cecil Newton defended Cam?s habits.
?I know he hasn?t been responsive in some of his interviews [after losses] but he has been like that since he was seven years old,? said Cecil Newton, who explained that he did the spot in order to ?take some of the heat off? Cam.? ?It?s difficult, there are some things that I don?t touch and don?t tell him what he should and shouldn?t do.?
As to the things that are causing the Panthers to lose so many games, Cecil Newton agrees with coach Ron Rivera?s assessment of Cam.
?I think he?s just pressing,? Cecil Newton said.? ?I think he?s maybe trying to do too much.? I know my son, he is going to go back into the lab, tweak some things, work hard, and come out better.? He is not in the business of making excuses.? He is going to come back better.?
And Cam wants to return from the lab as a Panther.? And he wants to continue to be a Panther.
?We love the Panthers,? Cecil Newton said.? ?And we are very appreciative of everything that this town and organization has done for us.? Cam wants to stay in Carolina and I would like for him to, as long as Mr. Richardson and whoever else is in charge wants him to.
?A vast portion of Cam?s sulking and disappointment is that he has the burden of trying to deliver the goods to the Panthers fans.?
This year, Cam hasn?t.? For his career, he has won only seven of 21 games.? That?s a 33-percent win percentage.
And that?s enough to make every Panthers fan sulk and be disappointed.
Source: http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2012/10/08/report-suggs-wont-be-back-for-texans-game/related
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Sorry, "Louis" fans, but producer and star Louis C.K. is taking a little break to "recharge his batteries."
By Lesley Goldberg, The Hollywood Reporter
FX is delaying the return of critical darling "Louie"?from summer 2013 to spring 2014.?During a conference call with reporters Tuesday, FX president and GM John Landgraf announced that Louis C.K. requested and received an extended hiatus between the recently completed third season and the upcoming fourth frame.
"Louie has continued to raise the bar and recharge his batteries. I don't think there's anyone else in business who's produced, starred, directed and edited all but seven episodes ... I'm not surprised he needs a bit of a break," Landgraf said.
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The stand-up comic will continue on tour this year and will shift his focus to penning the upcoming season in the first-quarter of 2013.
"I want season four to go somewhere new ... I'm looking back to when I did the first season and the time I took to do the show and decide which directions to go in and I want that back again," Louis C.K. told reporters. "I want a little breathing room."
In the meantime, the Emmy winner said his current 22-city tour would "probably" be turned into a stand-up special. Louis C.K. bypassed the traditional approach to the tour and brought it directly to the people, bypassing ticket brokers and selling seats for a flat $45 fee. "That's the way I'm going to do it from now on," he said.
"The last three seasons have been a surge of fun stories and it's been great to share all the stuff and I want the show to keep getting better," Louis C.K. said. "I want it to keep being something that comes from somewhere fun and important."
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The increased lead time will allow the FX funnyman to focus mostly on writing. "I usually start shooting in March for a June launch and we'll start September or October for a May launch," he said. "I used to shoot, promote and edit all at the same time in June and I think I can do better work if I spread things out."
FX?renewed?"Louie"?for a fourth season in July. Louis C.K. took home the Emmy this year for writing in a comedy series for his work on the series. As for the show's lead-in once it does return, Landgraf noted Louie's two-season companion wouldn't be joining it.?
"I have trust that we will find something amazing, but it won't be 'Wilfred,' " Landgraf said, touting the network's?Jim Jeffries?comedy "Legit"?-- which is due in January.
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Big data is one of the more fascinating developments in today's tech world: harnessing the huge wave of information that comes out of our many internet-based networks, and then trying to make sense of it -- and while some of the companies in the space have come in the form of startups, the newest player is not a small VC-backed effort but someone much bigger: the multinational carrier Telefonica. Today, the company's new business unit, Telef?nica Digital,?is announcing Dynamic Insights, its formal entry into the business of big data.Source: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcrunch/~3/ZQeMQ9yR1mg/
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(Reuters) - When one of Vietnam's richest and best-connected bankers was arrested in August, a move that sent the country's stock market tumbling, a little-known blog broke the news hours ahead of state media.
It was the first sign that the Quan Lam Bao website could be a window into mounting leadership tensions as the Communist country wrestles with the deep economic woes that have shattered its image as one of Asia's hottest emerging markets.
The site, whose name means "officials doing journalism", has become one of the country's most-visited as it piles often-savage criticism on Prime Minister Nguyen Tan Dung, accusing him of greed, cronyism and economic mismanagement.
Some of the attacks posted on the site and two other blogs had to come from party insiders, according to a party member who declined to be identified and several academics who follow Vietnam's secretive politics. They say the sites reflect intense infighting over how to deal with the country's debt-ridden banks and state firms.
Under mounting criticism for failing to adapt to the globalised market economy, Hanoi's top leaders began a summit last week - only days after ratings agency Moody's downgraded Vietnam's sovereign credit on concern its debt-swamped banks may require a large bailout.
Many observers expect President Truong Tan Sang to try to wrest back more control of policy from Dung, a former central bank governor accused by critics of having cozy ties with wealthy businessmen and who has been closely associated with missteps at financially-strapped state firms.
"They have to make some tough decisions," Adam McCarty, chief economist at the Mekong Economics consultancy, said of the Communist leadership. "They've run out of wiggle room."
"Some rich people and rich groups are going to have to write off a lot of assets and a lot of wealth. The struggle is over exactly who," said McCarty, who's based in Vietnam.
DECAY OF POLITICAL MORALITY?
Sang has taken a public stand against cronyism. Before the current meeting of the Central Committee, the party's most powerful body, he blamed a decay of political morality for Vietnam's problems. But analysts see the rivalry between Sang and Dung as largely a power play, and doubt that either is prepared to make the tough economic reforms Vietnam needs.
Crucially, there has been no discernable drive to end the banking system's glaring lack of transparency. It's unclear how solvent banks are, who owns them and how much of their lending goes to insiders for their own businesses.
"Without reinforcing transparency and banking discipline, banking reform will be a wild-goose chase," said Cao Sy Kiem, a former central bank governor who is now a member of the National Monetary and Fiscal Advisory Council.
The Moody's downgrade was the latest blow for a former economic star of Southeast Asia in the wake of a credit binge that has turned sour, leaving huge debts and imbalances.
Fueled by reforms first launched in the 1980s, economic growth hit 8.5 percent in 2007. But the government now expects the economy to expand only 5.2 percent this year - well below its earlier target of 6.0-6.5 percent. While much of Southeast Asia is attracting significantly higher levels of foreign direct investment, Vietnam in the first nine months drew 1.2 percent less than a year ago.
SLUMPING REAL ESTATE
The country's banks are heavily exposed to a slumping real-estate sector and indebted state firms. Total bad debts are estimated at up to $15.6 billion based on the central bank's most recent figures. Analysts believe the real figure is much higher.
Cleaning up the bad loans will require some form of bailout, but a $5 billion debt resolution plan by the central bank and a separate plan by the Finance Ministry appear to have stalled.
One sign of worsening problems at banks is their failure to pass on the benefits of the central bank's five interest rate cuts this year to companies. Rather than disburse fresh funds and risk adding to their debt pile, banks appear to be rationing funds for the growing prospect of a rainy day.
Banks' deposits rose 11 percent in the first eight months of this year while credit rose just 1.4 percent from a year earlier -- a shock for an economy whose expansion was driven by double-digit annual credit growth over the past decade.
"It's very difficult to get loans at the moment. It's the most difficult time in years," said Tong Trong Nghia, director of a furniture-making company that employs 70 people in Bac Ninh province, 30 km (18 miles) east of Hanoi.
Nghia said his output had plunged 40 percent this year and that production at many businesses had come to a standstill.
An imminent full-blown banking crisis is unlikely but slow-burn stagnation is a danger without bold reforms to deal with the bad debts and shed light on the banking system's real state.
POLITICAL CRACKS?
Authorities did take dramatic action with their August swoop on Nguyen Duc Kien, the wealthy founder of Asia Commercial Bank. But his arrest on fraud charges appears to have been a one-off move and possibly reflected the intensifying leadership tensions.
Political analysts say Kien is close to Dung, and see his arrest as an attempt to undermine the prime minister, whose power expanded after getting his post in 2006.
The emergence of Quan Lam Bao and the two other highly critical blogs - Dan Lam Bao and Bien Dong - have added to the political intrigue.
Despite being condemned publicly by Dung in September as "a wicked plot by enemy forces," the three sites continue to publish, heightening suspicions that Dung's rivals in the Communist Party could be involved.
That would be a supreme irony in a country where bloggers face long jail sentences for questioning the government.
Quan Lam Bao is thick with innuendo and insider terminology, referring to Dung as "3D", a "monster" and "the nurse" - the last a reference to his role during the Vietnam War.
Several posts have blasted Dung for supporting failing banks and state enterprises.
"Vietnamese people can clearly see that the Politburo has made serious mistakes as it tolerated 3D," said one post last week, adding that he had "become a monster that no one can control."
(Additional reporting by John Ruwitch in Shanghai; Editing by Jason Szep and Richard Borsuk)
Source: http://news.yahoo.com/rogue-blogs-signal-tension-vietnam-tries-fix-economic-210439284--business.html
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FILE - This undated file handout photo from the Dallas County Sheriff's Department shows Elizabeth Escalona who admitted to beating her 2-year-old daughter and gluing her hands to a wall. Escalona pleaded guilty July 12, 2012 to injury to a child. The young mother is scheduled to be sentenced Monday, Oct. 8, 2012, and faces up to life in prison. (AP Photo/Dallas County Sheriff's Department)
FILE - This undated file handout photo from the Dallas County Sheriff's Department shows Elizabeth Escalona who admitted to beating her 2-year-old daughter and gluing her hands to a wall. Escalona pleaded guilty July 12, 2012 to injury to a child. The young mother is scheduled to be sentenced Monday, Oct. 8, 2012, and faces up to life in prison. (AP Photo/Dallas County Sheriff's Department)
DALLAS (AP) ? The mother of a woman accused of beating her 2-year-old daughter and gluing her hands to a wall says she too was abused by the defendant.
The mother of Elizabeth Escalona testified Monday that she was assaulted several times by her daughter as she was growing up. Nevertheless, Ofelia Escalona says she still loves her daughter and has been caring for her children since December.
A doctor testified earlier that the child's mother had beaten the girl so badly that she suffered significant brain trauma and bleeding.
Police say Elizabeth Escalona was mad about potty training problems.
Escalona pleaded guilty July 12 to injury to a child. A sentencing hearing for the 23-year-old began Monday. She faces up to life in prison. A state district judge will decide her punishment.
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