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I may open that Snow capt. Rex now. Sounds cool, and maybe he'll be the "Snowtrooper Commander" for now. Sux no SA for him though.

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quote:Spontaneous abortion happens in nature with regularity. Deliberate abortion occurs in nature in cases when life of the mother is at risk.
Would God support abortion?
Unless the baby is conceived under involuntary circumstances.
lol it's either no or yes...there are no special circumstances.
I am not sure I understand your question, catholictigerfan. I'll repeat, in this particular circumstance, her mental & physical well being were the only things important to any of us. She did make the final decision, if that matters. As for thinking your position is superor to mine, feel free to think so. I am not trying to change your position at all. You are fully entitled to them, and I mean that sincerely. Just accept that I am entitled to mine as well.
I just have serious problems with this particular issue, as I know, too well, that politicians in general, and many specifically, are the last people I want involved in telling me what is immoral/moral.Be honest, do you not believe that more than a few of these fine, upstanding people, locally & nationally, have not gotten their girlfriends/mistresses pregnant & had them under go an abortion to save their reputations? Yet they are able to legislate on my morals?
justifiable murder
my sister was a murderer, correct?
Is Abortion Murder?
1) If it's anything it's a state issue as that's the level of government where we typically handle murder.
2) We already have rules and regulations on how doctors can end an adult life, the same rules should apply to abortion. If the doctor isn't murdering a brain dead patient by pulling the plug then they aren't murdering a baby if it hasn't developed to similar standards of viability/functionality.
So, in your black/white, non negotiatable,right/wrong world, my sister is a murderer.
Not against the adult's will there isn't. And withdrawing support - whether feeding tube, artificial breathing support, etc., and letting nature take its course isn't quite the same thing as inserting instruments into the child's living space and either cutting it up into manageable pieces, or otherwise disintegrating/removing it from the space by negative pressure.
It is also "not right" for you to try & protray your beliefs as the only ones that are right, and, as a result, any different ones are wrong.
When the adults are incapacitated others are allowed to make that decision for them.
When the adults are incapacitated others are allowed to make that decision for them. Also, I realize it's not quite the same thing, but I think it's a reasonable enough standard to gain popular support.
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ORLANDO – Chris Jones may have arrived late to the 2013 recruiting class, but it hasn't taken him long to make an impact at Under Armour All-America week.
Jones arrived at Wednesday's media luncheon at ESPN Wide World of Sports and was greeted by the nation's top recruit, Robert Nkemdiche.
The two converged on Orlando this week and will play today in the 2013 Under Armour All-America Game at 4 p.m. CT at Tropicana Field in St. Petersburg on ESPN.
"It's been pretty good," Jones said. "You get to compete with the best players in the nation. It's been exciting."
Jones was off the recruiting radar until the summer when Mississippi State offered him at its camp. His stock has soared all the way to 5-star status. Scout lists his offers from Alabama, Auburn, Florida, Southern Miss and Southern Cal.
Ole Miss offered him on Tuesday. His official visit date at MSU is set for Jan. 18.
The 5-star commit has been the same old Chris, says Houston coach William Cook, who is here this week.
Cook said his star – 6-foot-7, 255 pounds – has even seen work on kickoff coverage in practice. If Under Armour Nitro coach Herm Edwards lets Jones catch the football tonight, Cook and the Houston staff may be relegated to Jones' second-favorite football staff.
Cook laughs about a couple of pass plays for Jones that never panned out this season.
"It's the kind of kid he is. He's up for anything. He always wants to volunteer. You see him out here at practice going to get dummies for coaches," Cook said. "He just wants to be a part, do his job and work hard."
Jones has made himself at home. He joked with ESPN's Dari Nowkah for a tape-delayed segment on Wednesday.
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"Sometimes talent can be a curse if you don't use it correctly," said Edwards, the former NFL coach, and current ESPN analyst. "We're talking about two young men who like participating in football. What I mean is they like practice. They understand the importance of discipline and practicing football so you can reach your potential."
What they're saying this week about Houston's Chris Jones:
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Any word yet on the San Jose trial, especially the Qual?
Any word yet on the San Jose trial, especially the Qual?
The beginning is often scary, the end is usually sad, but fortunately, it's the middle that counts the most.
Open callbacks to land blind:
2, 3, 4, 6, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 23, 24, 25, 26, 28, 29, 30, 33, 34, 36, 37, 38, 39, 41, 43, 45, 47, 48, 51, 52, 53, 56, 57, 58. 41 dogs
Q to last series: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 10, 11, 15, 17, 20, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26
Amateur 1/2 through land blind called for darkness
I tried to post a description of the tests all day but RTF kept saying the token had expired. I'll have to type it all over again.
The Open started with a triple with two retired. The first bird down was the long retired in the middle thrown right to left along a ridge with a tree line in the background making the bird hard to see except at the top of the arc. The gunner was also very hard for the dogs to pick out. The second bird down was on the left thrown right to left from the right sight of a tree, behind the tree, into a pond with a splash. The long mark was hip pocket to the shorter retired. The flyer was off to the right and shot left to right. The line to the bird was through some wooden structures that looked like they could have been the frames for some sort of hunting blinds. Many dogs had hunts on the two retired birds.
The Amateur was a triple with one retired. The first bird down was the short bird on the left was thrown left to right hip pocket to the longer bird and the gunner sat in a neutral position facing the line. The next bird down was the long retired in the middle also thrown left to right. The Flyer was off on the right shot right to left. There was a lot of terrain to negotiate in the field with mounds or moguls, swales, and hills. Some dogs were bothered by the tightness of the lines between the two marks and banana'd around the shorter mark to reach the long one. Others overran the short mark and got the long one first and then backsided the short gunner and hunted there.
Callbacks to the land blind which, as Lynn said, is partially completed were:
2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,13,14,15,16,17,18,21,22,26,29,30,3 2,33,34,35,36,37,38,39,40,41,43,44,45,47,48,49,50, 51
There may be one other because they said there were 38 and I only have 37 numbers.
We at Blindfaith Retrievers here in snowy Illinois are pulling for Ten ( Qualifying dog #5) who is a son of our , Tru. Hope he runs a decent 4th series. Good Luck to all!
The beginning is often scary, the end is usually sad, but fortunately, it's the middle that counts the most.
4th Eric with #15 Bode, 3rd Michael Moore #7 Lake, Gale Mettenbrink 2nd # 11 Grace owned by Loren Crannell (congrats!), 1st #20 David Salunardo, Abby.
RJ 23, JAMs to 2,3,4,6,17,22,24,25,26
Amateur results:
1st #40 Chris Robles Magic Blue Marker
2nd #36 Michael Moore FC Citori's No Holds Barred AFC title & qualified for National Am
3rd #51 Marilyn Dalheim Mission Mountain Rockin' Amadeus
4th #18 Richard Underwood She's la Chicka Ricka
RJ #35 Ole Jackson Boogie McSeagull
JAMs 4,6,9,45,47,49
Congratulations to all in the Amateur.. Chris Robles, Michael Moore, Marilyn Dalheim, Richard Underwood, and Ole Jackson. Well done!
Congrats to all that placed but especially to Chris Robles and Magic Bloux Marker...Bloux is a TyRoux kid that just turned 3 years on Friday.....What a nice birthday present!! Very proud of you both!!
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Thank you all for posting the information. Also, thank you to the members of the San Jose Club for working so hard and putting on such a great trial for us all to enjoy! Congratulations to all the finishers!
what a great post........Kerry doesn't even mention that she won the Derby!!!


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Eclipse toys in Stafford have today bought about 15 of each of the sneak previews, so if anyone fancies a little venture to Stafford it would be well worth it.
They are all £9.99 each, today I bought Zam Wessel and Jango Fett and I have the other 2 reserved as I don't get payed untill tomorow. They are also getting the proper Attack Of The Clones figures in at the begining of April but won't be allowed to sell them untill the 23rd, but as I'm there best customer I am allowed to see them as soon as they get them and they have already reserved a whole set for me, which is really kind as I didn't even ask them!


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We have been talking a lot lately about gear. I did a couple podcasts on gear and have received lots of great feedback and comments on what is peoples backpacks and what they prefer to use when out on the trail. Yesterday I took some time and listened to my good buddy Shawn's latest podcast. He talked about "gearing up" his new Troop. He suggested a few things that him and I have talked about at length regarding outfitting a Scout Troop in the "Backpacking style". I am finding that many more Troops are going to this style of camping… weather they actually hit the trail or not.. the "Backpacking style" or "light weight" camping offers many more options for both the Scouts and leaders of a Troop. Without sacrificing any comfort, nutrition, or skills. The lighter weight style requires the Scouts to have a few more skills and requires the leaders to do a lot more teaching up front. But once routines are established camping is more enjoyable for the Scouts and the leaders.
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So far as gear. I am a big believer that you take better care of what you own. Having Scouts own their gear is a great way to teach responsibility. It is also a fantastic way to get the Scouts and their parents thinking long term about the their gear purchases.
Starting up a "Light Camping" unit is not hard, but does take a certain degree of knowledge and training. That is the fun part. There are a lot of resources out there to help, I would encourage you to take a look at putting away the green Coleman stoves, the cabin tents, and the patrol boxes. Give packs and trekking poles a try. Break down the patrols cook boxes and replace them for buddy team cooking and one pot meals. Backpacking is a wonderful way to teach an appreciation for the outdoors and a great way to show the wilderness to Scouts that may never have another opportunity to see it.
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Sound Off for October 31st: Have you been buying your booze in Idaho since I-1183 went into effect?
There's a new place to get liquor in Idaho and it's all a direct result of a new Washington law.
Back in June, Initiative 1183 shifted liquor sales from state run to private.
This change has had many Washingtonians crossing the border to get their bottles of booze for a cheaper price.
Since 1183 went into effect, one state-run liquor store in Post Falls saw sales jump by as much as 60%.
In a typical year, they sell $6-Million dollars in liquor. They were on pace to sell $10-Million worth in 2012.
The massive increase is why Idaho opened up a new State Line store just two weeks ago.
"We have been somewhat overwhelmed in the change in market conditions as a result of the passage of 1183 in Washington," Jeff Anderson, the director of Idaho's Liquor Division, said.
It's actually the first liquor store opened in at least three years in all of Idaho. "With this change in consumer buying patterns, it became apparent we really needed to provide relief to that Post Falls store," Anderson said.
In the hour KXLY 4 crews were at the state line store, at least 75% of the cars actually had a Washington license plate.
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Local 12 year-old cancer patient meets Packers
TOMAH, Wis. - The Packers Tailgate Tour stop in Tomah benefited Tomah Area Cancer Support. Zach Loehrl is the youngest patient the non-profit helps, and it's safe to say they helped him Friday.
Loehrl attended a private event at Burnstad's, where he met Randall Cobb, Alex Green, and Aaron Taylor, among other current and former members of the Green and Gold. It was a day Loehrl had been anticipating for a long time.
In January 2010, he was diagnosed with acute lymphoblastic leukemia, and he has faced three major complications on his road to recovery.
"He had to completely learn how to do everything. He was so weak from being in the bed, he had to learn how to sit up, how to stand, how to walk," said his mom, Christina. "It's hard. No parent should have to watch their child go through anything remotely like this."
Because of the medication, Zach doesn't remember much from the last three years. Christina, however, said she feels he'll remember meeting the Packers.
"It's just another positive to help him take away from all the negatives. So when he looks back on this 10 years from now, he's not going to focus on, getting stuck in the hospital. It'll be the positive things he got to do, the places he got to go, and meeting the Packers."20214146
Zach was shy, and didn't tell many players he had cancer. But he did tell wide receiver Randall Cobb.
"I think that's the biggest thing, is to show him we're normal people and to be around him and talk to him," Cobb said. "It's a great feeling, when we get back on the bus and talk about the little things."
A little thing for Randall Cobb, however, was a big thing for Zach.
"It's a good memory to store away instead of all the bad ones," Christina said. "It's a good moment for him to remember, and us to remember for quite a while."


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Yes, you absolutely 1,000% read that title correctly; Wu Tang Clan's RZA is putting together another Martial Arts film after Man With the Iron Fists, this one will apparently be called "Formless" and features some pretty badass guys in it. You can watch this live action trailer featuring some action from one of the film's stars, Marrese Crump, which also lists that the film will feature "REAL MARTIAL ARTS" with the names "UFC Champion Anderson 'The Spider' Silva" and "K1 Champion Buakaw" near the end of the trailer.
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The National Award for Innovation was presented at Rome's Quirinale Palace in the presence of the President of the Italian Republic, Giorgio Napolitano, and the Minister for Public Administration and Innovation, Renato Brunetta.
Among the protagonists was Pirelli, distinguished for its long industrial tradition together with its ability to innovate, quality of production and strength of its brand
The Pirelli MIRS Processes won the award for innovation in the industry and services sector (large industrial groups of international significance).
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I don't know about you, Gentle Readers, but I have always found dolls to be incredibly creepy. And like many deep-seated fears, it all goes back to a traumatic childhood event: When I was a wee little thing, the room that I slept in whenever I visited my grandparents was also home to the most terrifying ventriloquist's dummy imaginable. Naturally, I refused to set foot in the room when the dummy was in there. Every time I arrived, I would ask my grandparents if they had removed it, and every time, they would reply that they had. But of course, as soon as I crossed the threshold into the room… THERE IT WOULD BE. Staring at me. Mocking me. Daring me to touch it.
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Description A long-tailed weasel with a dark tail tip. Larger than the Ermine, with a relatively longer tail (more than 44% head-body length). Variable amount of white on hind legs and feet. Northern populations molt to a white winter coat. Some populations in Florida and the southwest have white or yellow facial markings (leading to the name Bridled Weasel).
Dimensions 330-420mm, 132-294mm, 160-450g; / 280-350mm, 112-245mm, 80-250g
Similar Species Larger than the Ermine.
Breeding Breeding is in July-August and implantation is delayed until spring.
Habitat Scrub, shrub & brushlands, Grasslands & prairies, Forests & woodlands, Alpine & subalpine habitats, Lakes, ponds, rivers & streams, Meadows & fields, Cities, suburbs & towns, Swamps, marshes & bogs
Range Plains, Great Lakes, New England, Mid-Atlantic, Rocky Mountains, Southeast, Southwest, Florida, Texas, California, Northwest, Eastern Canada, Western Canada
Discussion Hunts small prey, especially mice and young rabbits. Dens are in dense brush along drainages. Found in most habitats through large range, especially near water.


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The tweet from Madeira Liquors said it all: "So friggin' excited to announce Founders is now available in Rhode Island!" Nikki's Facebook page concurred: They posted the simple message: "... finally," which inspired the responses: "Yay!!!" "Awesome!" "No way!"
The arrival of Founders has been anticipated for years, and with very good reason: the lineup from the brewery in Grand Rapids, Michigan, is as good as it gets. They placed second on the just-released Best Brewers In the World list in RateBeer's Best Awards for 2012 (as they did in '11; Three Floyds is No. 1, with Bell's, AleSmith, and Cigar City at 3-5; none of those breweries distribute in the Northeast). Their mission statement fulfills its promise in every offering in their portfolio: "To brew the kind of beer that got [us] excited about brewing in the first place: complex, in-your-face ales, with huge aromatics, bigger body, and tons of flavor."
Let's run through the year-round lineup:
• CENTENNIAL IPA (7.2% ABV): A great dry-hopped and unfiltered citrus bomb. And the batch in stores now is fresh: they were bottled on 2.22.12.
• DIRTY BASTARD SCOTCH STYLE ALE (8.5% ABV): Mega-malty (seven distinct roasted flavors) and boasting more hops than usually found in this style.
• PALE ALE (5.4% ABV): Founders' most straightforward brew, solid and sessionable.
• PORTER (6.5% ABV): No clever name needed for this hop-laced, chocolatey beauty, though they do add a bit of seductive description on the label: "Dark, Rich & Sexy."
• RED'S RYE PA (6.6% ABV): Layers and layers of flavors to absorb here, with an exquisite blend of caramel malts, fruity/bitter hops, and the enticing bite of rye malt (I need to do a blind taste test with Bear Republic's Hop Rod Rye and this beauty).
Founders also has a trio of seasonal four-packs. DOUBLE TROUBLE IMPERIAL IPA (9.4% ABV) is out now. It's an astoundingly good big beer, and a genuine steal at $10 (or so). CERISE (a 6.5% ABV cherry-fermented ale, June-August) and the esteemed BREAKFAST STOUT (a "double chocolate coffee oatmeal" concoction, September-December) will be in the mix (though those will likely be a bit hard to find). And Founders' specialty releases — Imperial Stout, KBS, Curmudgeon, Devil Dancer, Harvest Ale, and Backwoods Bastard — should be available in very limited quantities. If you're lucky enough to see them on the shelf, do not hesitate. (I've had the Curmudgeon Old Ale and the Devil Dancer Triple Ale — at 9.8 and 12% ABV, respectively, they are formidable and rewarding beers.)
Mix all six ASAP and add your huzzahs to the list while sampling the entire reasonably priced Founders line ($11-$12 in most stores). Exemplary beers from one of the world's best brewers is a wonderfully affordable luxury. (And kudos to the folks at Elevated Spirits for bringing them to the state.)
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PANHEMATIN (hemin for injection) is an enzyme inhibitor derived from processed red blood cells. Hemin for injection was known previously as hematin. The term hematin has been used to describe the chemical reaction product of hemin and sodium carbonate solution. Hemin is an iron containing metalloporphyrin. Chemically hemin is represented as chloro [7,12-diethenyl-3,8,13,17-tetramethyl-21H,23Hporphine- 2,18-dipropanoato(2-)-N21,N22,N23,N24] iron. The structural formula for hemin is:
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As part of the City-wide Locating the Sacred Festival produced by the Asian American Arts Alliance, QBG is proud to host traditional artists from Asia and Africa presenting authentic and inspiring music and dance grounded in spiritual journeys and beliefs.
Photos: Elyse Fradkin, Fernando Azevedo, Lincoln Center, Deokhyung Cho
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Saturday, June 16, beginning at 6pm
Fee: Free with Garden Admission
BodyArtDance, Leslie Scott/Director, will present "Anatomy of Lost," a roving outdoor dance performance. This "walking tour" of the Garden is a site-specific dance drama set in several locations that weaves high-energy contemporary Modern Dance movement with a newly commissioned sound score. The performance will allow audiences to see a live dance performance set against the backdrop of the NYC skyline and the existing sculptures in the Garden. Stay for the post-performance question and answer session with the performers.
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influenced by a range of sources, creating a contemporary repertory that captures the spirit of the traditional style. The program will include works from Radio Jarocho's just-released CD, Café Café!
In addition to an evening of music, join us for a Garden tour in Spanish at 4:30pm and, beginning at 5:30pm, delicious and authentic Mexican food will be available for purchase, provided by one of the neighborhood's favorite restaurants -- Nixtamal! Enjoy your meal on the Terrace, or as a picnic on the Allée.
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The Democrats selected Harry Ried to lead the Senate.
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So Harry is going to oversee the confirmation process and he brags that he has no intention of reading a single opinion written by the appointee. That's your government at work, folks. He doesn't even care what kind of judge he's putting on the SCOTUS for the next 30+ years. What a statesman! Way to go Nevada and way to go Dems. Thanks to you, this is the quality of leadership in our Senate.


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Drug Makers Accused of Fixing Prices on Insulin
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November 17, 2015, Tuesday
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I didn't write last night thanks to the combined efforts of the Dutch and Irish brew masters at Heineken and Bushmills. That, and the fact that Al was convinced at check-in time yesterday, that my staying on, and filming his intravenous regimen, was undoubtedly a violation of his probation (Texas gun and drug trouble).
By tonight's show however, a chemically made-over Alien Jourgensen, was once again his Cuban Viking self. Firing on all cylinders, with the nitrous boosting the octane to just shy of 300.
A bepimpled and bespectacled earnestly nerdish looking "hospitality helper" supplied by the venue tonight, came floating in just after the show, and inadvertently crossed swords with Al. The snickering kid (undoubtedly a Primus fan) was delivering a pack of Depends brand adult diapers, that should have been in the dressing room when the band arrived (I know that I've mentioned before – adult diapers are on Ministry's tour rider).
When Ministry's leader can't manage to have fun in and around a show, so also, for the rest of the band, the crew, and I'm afraid the audience too… 'Twas less than memorable. Not bad, mind you, but when a band has the potential to be darkly overwhelming on a cellular level, and then they merely rain ugliness… It feels almost (pardon me) normal.
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Was a cold Canadian spring day, entirely off for musicians. Which is to say: If your job is just playing in Ministry, there'll be nothing required of you, except to heal thyself for the next show tomorrow… But Roadies, Techies, and Bass Monster Paul Barker, all got other jobs, and so, no "free" day. Paul's biggest non-musical gig being: dealing with the Press.
Unlike the 4 other players in this current incarnation, Paul's a true partner with Al in Ministry.
Bus, en-route to Toronto… The second NYC show earlier tonight, had a little less shock, awe and sick humor to it.
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I made the first public release of STPhp on the 9th of October. STPhp is a PHP-based string translation suite designed as a simple internationalization tool to work without requiring non-standard dependencies; only the core of php3 is required, which means STPhp can be easily used in places where you, the code creator or installer, do not have control over the php binaries or configuration. STPhp is designed with a simple architecture, allowing you to store your translations in the manner you choose, so as to provide the highest possible performance with the lowest possible maintenance overhead. STPhp functions by externalizing the messages from your application, storing them until your application requests them.
The manual for STPhp may be found here.
Other projects
For the last couple of weeks, I've been working more hours than not on a number of smaller projects. Now that STPhp has been released, two more should be released in the next two weeks. There should also be announcement/release of some of the documentation work I've completed; that should happen in the next couple of weeks as well.


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By Ginna Parsons/NEMS Daily Journal
Earlier this year, we were shopping at Sam's and we came across the most fabulous chicken sausages. The company that makes them, formerly Member's Mark, is now called Artisan Fresh and it has three or four different flavored sausages. The one we bought, and have subsequently become addicted to, is Fresh Mozzarella and Roasted Garlic.
The chicken sausages are sold in three packages of five links and the first time we bought them we thought, "What have we done? We'll never eat all this."
Were we ever wrong.
These are good grilled and stuffed into hotdog buns, cut in coins and dropped into spaghetti sauce, and put on skewers for shish kabobs. We've even cut them in pieces, broiled them in the oven and put them on toothpicks with cheese cubes for a quick appetizer.
Every time we buy them, we find a new way to use them.
But our favorite way to prepare these sausages is in a pasta dish we came up with when we were overrun with bell peppers earlier this summer.
We've probably made this dish three or four times now and it's always a winner at our dinner table.
Chicken Sausage Pasta
1 red bell pepper, sliced in thin rings and halved
1 yellow bell pepper, sliced in thin rings and halved
1 large onion, sliced in rings and halved
3 cloves garlic, chopped
2 tablespoons olive oil
1 package (5 links) Artisan Fresh Mozzarella and Roasted Garlic Chicken Sausages
8 ounces bowtie pasta, cooked and drained
3 to 4 tablespoons cream or half-and-half (optional)
In a large skillet, sauté bell pepper, onion and garlic in olive oil until soft, 5 or so minutes. Slice sausage links into 3⁄4-inch pieces and add to skillet. Reduce heat and cook another 8 to 10 minutes, until sausages are heated through and lightly browned. Toss sausage mixture with cooked, drained pasta. Add cream, if desired, and toss again. Add a bit more olive oil if mixture is too dry.
Serves 4 to 5.
Ginna Parsons is the Daily Journal's food/home/garden editor.


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February 22, 2012by ZION Admin
Google was caught last week bypassing default privacy settings in the Safari browser in order to serve up tracking cookies. The company claimed the situation was an accident and limited only to the Safari web browser, but today Microsoft claimed Google is doing much the same thing with Internet Explorer. In a blog post titled "Google bypassing user privacy settings" Microsoft's IE Corporate Vice […]
February 22, 2012by ZION Admin
The Apache Software Foundation has announced the release of version 2.4 of its namesake Apache HTTP Server. The new version is the first major release for Apache since 2005. During that time several new servers, including the increasingly popular Nginx server, have emerged to challenge Apache's dominance. However, while Nginx may have surpassed Microsoft IIS to become the second most used server on the […]
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Photo: Ariel Zambelich/Wired.com In the recent kerfuffle over the prevalence of the -webkit CSS prefix and the lack of corresponding prefixes for other browsers, we told you that the problem was with developers, not WebKit browsers. Instead of writing code that will work in any browser many developers are coding exclusively for WebKit and that's a problem. But mobile expert Peter-Paul Koch, better […]
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Google's Chrome development team is working on a system to automatically generate passwords, which would help users secure their online identities with passwords that would be diversified across different sites, and are randomized and thus harder to guess. Detailed in developer documentation on the Chromium Project site, the system would detect account sign-up pages and "add a small UI element to the password field" […]
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The HTML5 time element pulled a disappearing act last year. HTML5 editor Ian Hickson deleted it from the specification, but then the W3C, the group that oversees HTML5, stepped in to override Hickson's decision, adding time back to HTML5. Now you see it, now you don't, now you do again. The W3C didn't just add time back though; they've improved it considerably. While nothing […]
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Mozilla launched a new project last year called Boot2Gecko (B2G) with the aim of developing a mobile operating system. The platform's user interface and application stack will be built entirely with standards-based web technologies and will run on top of Gecko, the HTML rendering engine used in the Firefox web browser. The B2G project has advanced at a rapid pace this year and the […]
February 16, 2012by ZION Admin
We just had a moment similar to the time we first saw content-aware scaling in action, but this time it's even better — we've seen the future of programming tools and it looks awesome. Check out the video above of Bret Victor's recent talk, "Inventing on Principle." Victor has worked on experimental UI concepts at Apple and also created the interactive data graphics […]
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Photo: tobias.munich/Flickr Anyone who's ever tried to optimize a website has faced the very basic question — how long does your site take to load? The answer seems like it would be easy to discover: Load your site in a page speed crawler like WebPagetest and soon you'll have your numbers. But that's just it; you won't have a number, you have numbers […]
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The proposed new tab page in Firefox 13 Mozilla is considering a fancier new tab page that will replace the current blank page presented when users create a new tab in Firefox. Like other browsers, Firefox will soon offer users a set of thumbnails on the new tab page with website recommendations based on the most frequently and recently visited pages in Firefox's […]


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Favorite Album: Long Distance Voyager
Favorite Song: Your Wildest Dreams
Favorite Album: Long Distance Voyager
Favorite Song: Your Wildest Dreams
43 muscles to frown, 17 muscles to smile, but not one single muscle to sit here with a dumb look on my face. Now we're talking efficiency.
Not really familiar with their albums, but I'd like to hear Days of Future Passed in its entirety someday. I like the concept of it and I like "Tuesday Afternoon" and "Nights in White Satin".
While those two songs are very good, and I'm also tempted to pick "Ride My See-Saw", I will pick "The Voice" instead.
I'll go with Voices in the Sky, a sort of greatest hits album.
Songs, if done live, and depending on the venue/night, Ride My See Saw done with the orchestra (note was the first concert I ever went to and my dad dragged me against my will at 11, came away the classic rock junkie i am). Otherwise, Question.
Star Wars & GI Joe Customs
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Wants:L8-L9 Head, YVH-1 Complete (as possible),R7-T1 Complete (as possible),R7-Z0 Complete (as possible)
I may sound like a square, but I always liked the sound "Go Now."
A great send-off song. Don't hear it on the radio anymore.
"The dark side clouds everything. Impossible to see, the future is. But this I am sure of - do their duty the Jedi will." --Yoda from Attack of the Clones.


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Cold Cuts, Cheese and Wine
A sybarite's guide to the basics
By Joseph Baca
Bologna, cheese and Wonder Bread: It's a vivid memory for us Americans. Just as vivid, that childhood sandwich would invariably get stuck to the roof of your mouth. With no sandblaster to remove it (not without adult supervision, anyway), you had to reach deep into your mouth and scrape it loose with your index finger. At which point you'd narrowly avoid choking to death. Even today, in school cafeterias across the nation, most kids' introduction to cold cuts and cheese is a near-death experience.
Bologna and cheese is considered as all-American as baseball, but we don't devote much brain power to these two foods. Yet pre-sliced, vacuum-packed lunch meats such as Oscar Mayer, Louis Rich and Hormel, along with processed "cheeses" such as Velveeta and Kraft American Singles, make up a $7 billion-a-year industry.
Since eating cold cuts and cheese is such an American pastime, it might behoove us to learn a little more about them—types, quality, even how to pair them with a decently priced bottle of wine.
Trent Anderson has more than 20 years of culinary experience. I believe he's the one authority in Albuquerque with enough expertise to readily converse about all three of these foods, having served at and managed restaurants such as Artichoke Café, Scalo and Vivace. Today, he's is the wine buyer at Stoneface Package and Wine Shop. I sat down with him to learn more about this underrated triumvirate and to decipher how to combine them to bring out their best flavors. His advice:
• Sniff Out the Best Products
"Cold cuts are simply pre-cooked or cured meats such as salami, pastrami, chorizo, braunschweiger, head cheese, bologna and liverwurst. To get quality products, you may want to visit a specialty shop such as Alpine Sausage Kitchen, where the owners William Schmaeh and Vera Scherer make most all their products in house, so the quality is unbelievable. Tully's Italian Deli, a small operation owned by Johnny Camuglia and family, also has outstanding products, which are on a completely different level from cold cuts and cheeses you will find in most supermarkets. Kellers as well as Whole Foods have incredible selections. Whole Foods' cheese department is marvelous."
"Be a lustful gourmand and sample exotic cold cuts such as head cheese—which is made by boiling together most parts of the animal's head."
• Know Your Cheese
"If you would like to learn about quality cheeses, I highly recommend a book by Steven Jenkins titled Cheese Primer, which is a handy reference. There are hundreds of artisan cheeses to choose from. It's is impossible to encapsulate all this info into a few words, so you really have to make an effort to learn about the difference between artisan cheeses from different geographic locations and those made in a variety of ways. You have washed rind, pressed, fresh, blue-veined, goat, cow and sheep cheeses, and they are all completely distinct."
• Remember the Rules
"A rule of thumb for pairing foods and wine is just maintaining balance. Mild flavors with other mild flavors, and bolder flavored cheese and cold cuts should be paired together with a more full bodied wine. Also keep in mind texture, so that the food items interact without X-ing each other out. High acid is the most important characteristic in wine that you will combine with food. Acid will cut through the fat of cheese and cold cuts, so high acid whites create better combinations. Many heavy reds will overpower most cheeses and lunch meats. Also, try to combine items from the same region, such as Spanish cheese with Spanish wine."
• Push Your Limits
"The only way to learn about these items is hands-on experience. Be adventurous. Be a lustful gourmand and sample exotic cold cuts such as head cheese—which is made by boiling together most parts of the animal's head. Another must-try is blood tongue sausage, which is made of pig's blood and tongue combined with other items into a sausage."
Putting It All Together
Below Anderson offers suggestions for great combinations, which include cold cuts with their appropriate cheese, as well as a perfectly matched libation.
Blood Tongue Sausage with Raclette
Raclette is a semi-soft goat cheese. Anderson views it as "the world's finest melting cheese."
White: Rudi Wiest Selections, Mosel River Riesling • Mosel Saar Ruwer, Germany ($11.99)
Red: Qupe, Central Coast Syrah • California ($12.99)
Mortadella with Double Gloucester
Double Gloucester is a pressed cow's milk cheese. This combo is "the real bologna and cheddar" and takes a high-end boxed wine.
White: Black Box, 3 Liter, Chardonnay • Monterey County, California ($21.99)
Red: Black Box, 3 Liter, Cabernet Sauvignon • Paso Robles, California ($21.99)
Head Cheese
Anderson argues that "pairing with cheese is unnecessary, since the gelatinous quality of head cheese makes the pairing superfluous." But as for wine ...
White: Tabali, Sauvignon Blanc • Limari Valley, Chile ($13.49)
Rosé: Domaine Amido, Tavel, Les Amandines • Rhône, France ($15.49)
Pre-Packaged Lunch Meats with Processed Cheeses
We're talking Oscar Mayer, Hormel or Louis Rich with Velveeta or Kraft Singles. What you want to do with this combination is "get it out of your mouth as soon as possible." Go for quantity over quality.
Wine: Riunite Lambrusco • Emilia-Romagna, Italy ($8.99)
Beer: Pabst Blue Ribbon ($7.99 for a 12-pack)
Serrano Ham with Manchego
Serrano ham is similar to prosciutto, while Manchego is a firm Spanish sheep's milk cheese. Serve both with a chilled Manzanilla Sherry.
Fortified wine: Osborne, Manzanilla Sherry • Sanlúcar de Barrameda, Spain ($9.49)
Sopressata with Provolone
Sopressata is a form of salami and Provolone is a cow's milk semi-soft cheese—a more flavorful Mozzarella.
White: Paso a Paso, Verdejo • La Mancha, Spain ($10.99)
Red: Mazzi, Valpolicella • Veneto, Italy ($17.99)
Prosciutto with Parmigiano-Reggiano
An Italian combo that's "the classic ham and cheese."
White: Tiefenbrunner, Pinot Grigio • Alto Adige, Italy ($15.99)
Rosé: Saintsbury, Vin Gris de Pinot Noir • Carneros, California ($13.99)
Capacolla with Fontina d'Aosta
Don't get thrown by the intimidating name: Fontina d'Aosta is a mild cow's milk cheese.
White: Vernaccia di San Gimignano, Toscolo • Tuscany, Italy ($16.99)
Red: La Posta del Viñatero, Bonarda • Mendoza, Argentina ($15.99)
Hold the Meat, Please
Try these classic cheese and wine pairings.
Cypress Grove, Humboldt Fog
An ash-layered goat cheese
White: Kim Crawford, Sauvignon Blanc • Marlborough, New Zealand ($18.99)
Ca de Ambros, Taleggio
A soft, Italian washed-rind cow's milk cheese
Red: Terra di Ripanera, Super Tuscan • Tuscany, Italy ($18.99)
Epoisses, Berthaut
A soft French cow's milk cheese
Red: Vosne-Romanée, Premier Cru, Les Beaumonts • Burgundy, France ($84.99)
Rouzaire, Brie De Meaux
A classic Brie
Red: Georges Duboeuf, Chiroubles • Beaujolais, France ($12.99)
Mac and Cheese
... Because you're an adult now, and mom's finest deserves better than apple juice.
White: Bonny Doon Vineyards, "Pacific Rim," Dry Riesling • Santa Cruz, California ($13.99)
Red: La Vieille Ferme, Côtes du Ventoux (Grenache, Syrah) • Rhône, France ($9.99)
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Results from two studies of adults who took ginger for nausea showed that various doses of ginger before starting chemotherapy treatments helped to reduce the severity of nausea. In these studies, participants began taking ginger orally three days prior to starting chemotherapy. The ginger was taken in addition to a standard medication prescribed to reduce nausea and vomiting. A small number of participants reported side effects including heartburn, bruising, flushing and rash.
In another study, taking ginger root powder was found to be effective in reducing the severity of chemotherapy-induced nausea in children and young adults ages 8 to 21. Ginger in this study was also given along with standard anti-nausea medications.
Earlier studies had shown ginger to be of little or no benefit in reducing nausea and vomiting due to chemotherapy.
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In 2006, IDF led a visionary campaign to take diabetes to the highest political forum – the United Nations. The 'Unite for Diabetes' campaign, led by former IDF President Martin Silink and heavily supported by our member associations, aimed to raise awareness of diabetes and secure a United Nations Resolution on the disease. After a campaign of just six months, the UN passed Resolution 61/225 in December 2006, affirming diabetes as a major global health threat.
The achievement of the landmark resolution was only possible through the united efforts of the global diabetes community. IDF Member Associations were at the heart of the campaign, uniting with a single voice to secure political recognition on the diabetes epidemic. 'Unite for Diabetes' bridged diabetes advocacy from the local to the global, achieving a UN Resolution with remarkable speed.
The UNR 61/225 was the first time that governments passed a Resolution on a non-communicable disease, paving the way for the UN Summit on NCDs.
The UN Resolution on Diabetes:
- Recognises diabetes as 'a chronic, debilitating and costly disease associated with severe complications, which poses severe risks for families, Member States and the entire world'.
- States that diabetes poses serious challenges for the achievement of the Millennium Development Goals.
- Designates World Diabetes Day – the 14 November – as an official United Nations Day, to be observed every year beginning in 2007.
- Encourages governments to develop national policies for diabetes prevention, treatment and care.
The UN Resolution was a crucial moment for the recognition of diabetes as a development issue. The passage of the resolution was sponsored by Bangladesh and brought to the floor of the General Assembly by G77 countries. Low and middle income countries led the campaign for the Resolution, signaling that the focus of donors on infectious diseases is not aligned with health realties on the ground. The campaign to ensure diabetes is at the heart of national health and development continues.


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Obviously I have not been writing diary entries very frequently. Since last I posted here, I have moved to Indianapolis and taken a job with Progeny Linux.
Hacking activities: I am finally getting Debian packages of XFree86 4.0.1 off the ground. I largely have Progeny to thank for letting me spend time on this.
Nonhacking activities: Books? Well, I finished The Final Days quite a while back. Currently on the pile is Overcoming Law by U.S. Appeals Court Judge Richard Posner (the same guy Thomas Penfield Jackson appointed to mediate between the DoJ and Microsoft); that's the one I'm reading at present. Next come Cryptonomicon and something I probably should have read long ago, Dune. On the musical front, I finally bought the guitar amplifier I've been wanting for so long: a Marshall Valvestate VS102R. 100 watts. Woohoo! It's definitely no practice amp, being grossly overpowered for the apartment, but I learned a few years ago that while 35 watts may sound plenty loud in your house, it's not enough when you're jamming with a few other people (other amps, drums, etc.).
I seem to have difficulty talking about software in these diary entries. I guess the Debian lists absorb most of that, leaving precious little for Advogato. Anyway, those who care about what I've actually been hacking on can just go the X Strike Force and make themselves sick on Debian packaging minutae, and fun things like app-defaults switcheroos. I just love getting my hands grubby with xc/lib/Xt/IntrinsicI.h.
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Social media engagement is like casting a pebble in a pond: Networks grow in concentric circles. For any organization looking to build its online presence, the networking and socialization should begin from within, and start at the top. This is particularly true for organizations that interact with the public as front line service providers. Police organizations fall into this category.
For a police force exploring social media, whether it is simply a question of populating its Facebook page or jump-starting a Twitter account, the place to begin should always be with its staff, sworn and civilian.
Enlisting your staff to be part of the conversation has a number of advantages. It allows you to tap into their networks and synergize ongoing conversations to help project your brand and amplify your message. It will serve to bolster internal communications and create an organization-wide sense of empowerment and ownership of the new strategy. It will also help staff internalize and articulate the key organizational values, ethics and goals that make up your corporate brand.
This exercise can be formal or informal. Anything from training workshops to "lunch and learn" sessions will do as long as these provide the time and space to freely discuss the organization's strategy, its benefits and costs, and everyone's role in its implementation. While technical know-how is important, online social engagement is all about the capacity to engage and converse.
Most importantly, these sessions should be opportunities for the organization's leadership to share and discuss their objectives and vision for the organization and how social media can facilitate achieving these.
An interesting study released today by Austin-based PulsePoint Group, illustrates the importance of the "C-suite" in fostering organizational buy-in and excellence in social media use and engagement. Notably, it finds that:
- Two-thirds of the organizations achieving the highest returns reported that their C-suites are active advocates– that is, they commit to social engagement as a strategy and they reallocate resources to make it happen.
- However, a full 28% of C-suite executives still don't believe in social engagement. And the number one reason? The inability to gauge ROI (45%). For engagement to work, the C-suite has to believe in it and see measurable returns.
In hierarchical organizations a disconnect from the leadership can cause uncertainty and a fallback to the safety of the status-quo. And while in the past organizations embraced a tightly controlling spokesperson policy in the name of message discipline, today's real-time social environment requires investing in engagement and conversations.
Effective social media engagement requires a more horizontal, less hierarchical, and more trusting approach to external communication. A critical part of this approach must involve bringing your leadership into the social fold, and into the conversation–internally and externally.
In addition to helping to maintain message discipline and unity, internal engagement will allow the organization to leverage its all of its networks, further amplify its message and extend its reach, and most importantly build buy-in.
If a police force wants its members–sworn and civilian–to become brand ambassadors it must empower them not only with the technical tools–from training, to the narrative, to PDAs–but also with the trust and support of their leadership.
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