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Elmo has one dollar and wants to purchase a Stupendous Ball with it, but the Salesperson says it costs five dollars. To get enough to afford it, Elmo learns how to save his money and get more by helping out Leela, Alan and Luis. When he finally has enough, he shares his wealth with Cookie Monster, who ate his cookie money. Elmo then gets a cheaper, but still fantastic, ball to play with.
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The Mets have slashed payroll recently, however, from $142 million in 2011 to just $94 million last season. That number will be approximately the same in 2013. They signed no major free agents in the offseason, though they did pursue Michael Bourn, before he chose to sign with the Indians earlier this week.
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Cool I think I can post pics now.Scott, I would appreciate your opinion on these pictures (blistering or leoparding?)You mentioned that burnt leopard spots is not what "any of us is striving for"...if so - what specifically should we be looking for?
Toby, maybe I shouldn't have said 'any' of us is 'striving for.' I probably should have gone with something like burnt leopard spots are the kind of blistering that 'most' of us are 'trying to minimize.' We're definitely into a subjective area, but I think the same rules apply to top char as they do to bottom char. In a high heat environment, there's nothing you can do about some leopard spots charring and bubbling, but for your average Neapolitan pie lover, I think more than a few is too much. Post #1 of this thread is, to me, the perfect harmony between leoparding and burning blisters.Now, as far as non burning blistering goes... I'm sure there are those that disagree, but I associate that more with NY style. As you know, it does crop up in Neapolitan pies, and, although I'm not saying it should be avoided, I also don't think steps should be taken to achieve it. I always associate those types of blisters with the relatively even coloring/slight crunch of a NY pie. That's where they really get exciting. With the pale/spotted contrast and softer exterior of a Neapolitan pie, the crunchy blisters feel a little out of place.As far as the photos go, #1 is leoparding (taken a bit too far, imo), #2 is definitely blistering, and, as I mentioned before, the blistering/even coloring feels a little out of place for classical Neapolitan. #3 is leoparding.
I'm curious, what was the duration of cold fermentation on #1? What did you think of the taste?
I'd like to offer wholehearted apologies to Hotsawce and all the other fine members of this forum for my previous unacceptable behaviour and posting on the 'Nearlypolitan thread' (and other related threads). My irrational and immature emotional reactions to commentary which had nothing to do with me in the first place were completely uncalled for. It was absurd and stupid of me to react in such a way. In doing so I have created unnecessary drama and a negative atmosphere where none should exist. For this, I also apologise.I harbour no animosity towards any member of these forums and hope you can accept this as a sincere apology for any action or post of mine that caused distress, upset or appeared as malicious sarcasm. ThanksFP
Beautiful work David. That crumb looks perfect.Chau
great work, David.
Look like it is straight from Naples.
Very nice pie. How long did it ferment?
Nice looking first pie. I especially like the look of the cheese. Here are my initial thoughts.66% hydration is high. Im not surprised your dough was wet and sticky. You need specialized kneading technique when you go that high. I dont know if you need to drop all the way down to 56%. Next time, you might try 300g water for 60% hydration. It should be a lot more manageable. 60% should also help get the open crumb structure you are looking for vs. 56%.You dont need 00 flour, and it will be harder for you to brown your pies if you use it. Are you sure your broiler was actually on? Was it glowing red? Just because you have it turned on doesnt mean it is on. If your oven is at its maximum temp, the broiler might not come on. You might need to preheat below the maximum temp to get the broiler to come on. Id experiment to make sure the oven is doing what you think it is doing before your next bake.Id suggest you get your basic dough and oven technique down before incorporating a natural (sourdough) starter (Im guessing this is what you meant by live yeast? Your dry yeast is alive; its just a different type).Using a natural starter adds another level of complexity that will make figuring out the basics that much harder. When writing a long post, type it into something like MS Word or some other editor then copy it over to pizzamaking.com. This website is notorious for eating posts. That way, when it does, you just copy it over again. Best of luck.Craig


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The agency charged with building the nation's first bullet train system in California took two big steps Monday.
However, the legality of both is under fire, thanks to some very specific conditions imposed on the project by the 2008 ballot measure that authorized its construction with nearly $10 billion in state bonds.
Critics — including the former legislator who was the major champion of a bullet train — contend that how it's now being proposed would violate those conditions, and their contentions will be tested in lawsuits.
Those unresolved legal and financial questions are on a collision course with the California High-Speed Rail Authority's plans to break ground later this year on an initial segment in the San Joaquin Valley to meet a looming deadline for spending a grant from the federal government.
The authority's five-member board voted unanimously to approve an agreement with the Peninsula Corridor Joint Powers Board to design a "blended" system in which local commuter trains and the bullet train would share rails on the San Francisco Peninsula.
Merging the two services is designed to placate project opponents in the high-income neighborhoods on the peninsula. But opposition remains and critics say that a blended system cannot meet the bond measure's requirement that the bullet train carry passengers between San Francisco and Los Angeles in two hours and 40 minutes.
The board also approved a request to state financial officials to issue up to $8.6 billion in bonds to provide construction money for the 130-mile San Joaquin Valley segment and future construction as needed. But that project, critics also allege, would not meet the bond measure's requirement that any construction be a "usable segment."
The critics have found an ally in former state Sen. (and retired Superior Court Judge) Quentin Kopp, who carried legislation for the bullet train two decades ago and once was chairman of the bullet train board.
Kopp has submitted a lengthy critique of the current project's legality in support of a lawsuit filed against it by Kings County and local farmers. Kopp contends that with recent modifications, the project is no longer a "genuine high-speed rail system" as he and others envisioned and as, he says, the 2008 bond measure requires. He accuses the current board and management of ignoring the law in pursuit of a "blended system" to overcome political objections.
Authority Chairman Dan Richard and other bullet train officials dismiss the allegations of Kopp and other critics about the project's legality and have defended its ability to meet the 2-hour and 40-minute travel requirement between San Francisco and Los Angeles.
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Friday, April 27, 2007
Orange Oil Madeleines
It's customary in Estonia to treat your colleagues for something special on your birthday. In return you get lots of beautiful flowers, so it's actually a pretty fair deal :-) My birthday is on the same day as the birthday of one of my dear senior colleagues, who's well known at the Institute for her excellent culinary skills. I remember having met her about a decade ago, fresh out of university (me, that is), and falling in love with her eggplant-filled spicy pastries that were served at one of the informal meetings at the Institute (I was only loosely attached to the Institute back then). In any case, Klara and I share birthdays, our love for cooking, and even our specific research focus (national identities and multiculturalism). It made only sense to combine our skills and efforts for the small lunch-time gathering at the Institute then on Wednesday.
When negotianting the details, Klara told me that she'd be bringing her traditional onion pie (which was mouthwateringly delicious!), and I could bring something sweet to accompany a cup of coffee. I decided to make a batch of Chocolate Cherry Muffins, and something else that can be eaten without a cake fork. As I had - finally - acquired a silicone madeleine form in London, I wanted to make these dainty French pastries. They have been popping on many of my favourite foodblogs (just see my del.icio.us tags), and my first plan was to make matcha madeleines. But as I had bought a bottle of decadent-sounding orange oil in London, then K. suggested I'd do something with orange oil instead of matcha.
Oh - and my chocolate cherry muffins and orange oil madeleines were just as popular and equally quickly consumed as Klara's traditional onion pie. We're quite a team :-)
Orange Oil Madeleines
(Madeleines-koogikesed apelsiniõliga)
Adapted from here and here.
Makes ca 100 mini madeleines (a 5 ml)
4 medium eggs
150 grams sugar
a pinch of salt
150 grams plain flour
3 tsp baking powder
1 Tbsp orange oil (I used Boyajian Pure Orange Oil)
50 ml butter, melted
Pre-heat the oven to 190 Celsius. Brush the pans with some melted butter.
Beat together the eggs, sugar and salt in an electric mixer on medium-high speed, until you've got a thick pale foam. Add the Orange Oil.
Mix flour and baking powder, sift twice and gently mix into the eggs.
Fold in the melted butter until well combined.
Using a small teaspoon, spoon the batter into the greased madeleine pans (NB! there is no need to re-grease the madeleine pan between each batch later), so they'd be about 3/4 full.
Place in the pre-heated oven and bake for about 7 minutes, until the madeleines have raised and their edges turn lightly golden brown.
Remove the madeleines from the pan as soon as they come out of the oven (flip the silicone form over a parchment paper and if necessary, push them gently out). Cool.
Madeleines are best on the day they're baked, but you can store them in an airtight container for a day.
10 comments:
- K & S said...
Happy Birthday! What a great way to celebrate! Those madelines look very nice! Have a great year!
- 12:50 pm, April 27, 2007
- Ilva said...
Happy birthday! How beautiful they are!
- 5:31 pm, April 27, 2007
- bea said...
Lovely Pille! Love them.
Happy birthday to you!
- 10:51 pm, April 28, 2007
- Susan said...
I've never baked with orange oil, but I'd love to try these dainty delights!
- 10:46 pm, April 29, 2007
- Jasmine said...
Happy belated birthday!
Your madeleines look lovely--mine rarely turn out so beautifully.
- 6:24 am, April 30, 2007
- neil said...
Yes, a very Happy Birthday indeed. Those madeleines look scrumptious. Was it the orange oil that turned them that lovely hue?
- 9:22 am, April 30, 2007
- Freya and Paul said...
Yep, Happy Birthday! A great present to yourself! I have some orange oil that I've never used so you have inspired me once again!
- 9:53 am, April 30, 2007
- joey said...
Happy Birthday! :) Your madelaines look lovely! I can never get mine to get all golden...I thought at first that it was because my mold was silicone, but so is yours. Any tips? :)
- 6:51 pm, April 30, 2007
- Valentina said...
Pille, where shall I start? such lovely post. Belated birthday congratulations. It sounds as if you had a really lovely celebration. How great to have another colleague who loves cooking and sharing. I don't have any that live nearby.miss that. Now the madeleeines, had to come and look for the post after you left your commetns on mine. I have never used orange oil. I don't think that I have ever seen it. List is growing - exciting. The madeleines look so gorgeous.i will copy to give it a go.
- 6:48 pm, May 27, 2007
- Pille said...
K & S - thank you for your kind wishes!!
Ilva - they did turn out pretty well, considering it was my first time to make madeleines..
Bea - thanks! Your matcha madeleines are next on the list!
Susan - it was my first time, too, but the flavour was an instant hit with us, so it definitely wasn't the last time..
Jasmine - I'm sure they do!
Neil - I think it's a combination of really yellow eggs and ... dark evening light:)
Freya & Paul - well, the silicone madeleine pan was a present to myself, and the madeleines marked the birthday nicely, too..
Joey - thank you! Can't give any tips yet, as I've only made them once. Who knows, maybe I just experienced beginner's luck:)
Valentina - I got the orange oil from Fortnum&Mason in London, I believe. And I will be definitely trying your buckwheat madeleines soon - they sound so intriguing!
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ATLANTA -- Rockies starter Juan Nicasio's last trip to Turner Field was disastrous. The right-hander gave up eight earned runs on 10 hits, walked three and threw 92 pitches in four innings of an 11-3 loss to the Braves on July 30, 2013.
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ATLANTA -- Rockies starter Juan Nicasio's last trip to Turner Field was disastrous. The right-hander gave up eight earned runs on 10 hits, walked three and threw 92 pitches in four innings of an 11-3 loss to the Braves on July 30, 2013.
Nearly 10 months later, Nicasio achieved redemption. He allowed two hits and walked four in six scoreless innings as Michael Cuddyer and Troy Tulowitzki homered in the Rockies' 3-1 win over the Braves on Saturday afternoon.View Full Game Coverage
Colorado snapped a streak of four consecutive road games with two runs or fewer, winning only its third road contest in its past nine. Those three runs gave Nicasio a nice cushion and the right-hander turned in his fifth start this year of six or more innings.
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"I know I needed to win today," Nicasio said.
"Bouncing back from the loss last night after the travel that we had, it was big for us to win," Cuddyer said. "We rode Nicasio's shoulders today."
Nicasio pitched impressively in his second scoreless outing of 2014, but it was, at times, a white-knuckled affair. But Nicasio worked out of every jam he created, including his loading of the bases in the bottom of third.
The righty recorded two quick outs before walking Jason Heyward, giving up a single to B.J. Upton and walking Freddie Freeman to load the bases for Justin Upton, who entered Saturday ranked sixth in the Majors with a .379 home batting average. But Nicasio hung tough, using his slider to get the younger Upton to pop out to first baseman Justin Morneau in foul territory and end the threat.
"I threw my slider, and he popped out to first," Nicasio said. "It was a good slider, and he swung."
Nicasio also put a runner in scoring position during the sixth when he gave up a one-out double. But he again relied on his slider, using it to retire Evan Gattis on a groundout before retiring Chris Johnson on a 94-mph fastball.
"I think that's the test for a lot of relatively young starters -- they're going to run into some traffic," manager Walt Weiss said. "Having the ability to pitch through it and minimize an inning, that shows maturity.
"His slider was good for him, but I think it all started with his fastball. He was able to elevate it at times and get some swings and misses, but he pitched well with his fastball."
Nicasio added: "When I have my command of my fastball, I have a good slider."
Meanwhile, Colorado's lineup did enough to give Nicasio a comfortable lead.
No team in the National League has hit more home runs than the Rockies, who took advantage of Braves starter Mike Minor's propensity to give up the long ball. Seven of the 13 earned runs Minor has surrendered this season have come on home runs.
Cuddyer's shot was his second in as many days as he continues his tear since coming off the disabled list on Tuesday. He turned a 3-0 fastball from Minor into his second career homer at Turner Field to give Colorado a 1-0 lead in the second.
"[On] 3-0, I thought he might swing, but I was hoping he'd get big and just pop it up or roll over it," Minor said. "I threw it up and out, right where he wanted it."
The veteran is batting .350 (7-for-20) with two home runs and a double in five games since returning from a strained left hamstring.
"I'm getting my timing back after missing a month," Cuddyer said. "The last few days have been good."
Charlie Culberson, starting in place of Arenado at third, also enjoyed a good game offensively. He finished 2-for-4 and made a great maneuver to avoid a tag from Gattis at home plate in the seventh to add a crucial insurance run after replay overturned the initial out call.
"Charlie did a great job," Weiss said. "Tough night last night, but I feel like we've got some pretty nice players to go to here in Nolan's absence."
Saturday's game began to look a lot like Friday's as Colorado began to lose its grip in the bottom of the eighth. Boone Logan gave up back-to-back hits to B.J. Upton and Freddie Freeman, setting the stage for Justin Upton once again.
That's when Weiss turned to right-hander Adam Ottavino, who had surrendered the game-winning run one night earlier. But Ottavino proved to have a short memory, letting one run score on a sacrifice fly by Upton before striking out Gattis to end the threat.
Life without Arenado will be difficult for the Rockies, who will miss their star third baseman. But victories like Saturday's give Weiss confidence his club can weather the storm.
"This team's been resilient, and they turn the page," Weiss said. 'They show up the next day and compete and they don't lose confidence."
Joe Morgan is an associate reporter for MLB.com.


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A new ladybird has arrived in Britain.
But not just any ladybird: this is the harlequin ladybird, Harmonia axyridis,
the most invasive ladybird on Earth.
The harlequin ladybird was introduced to North America in 1988, where it is now
the most widespread ladybird species on the continent. It has already invaded much
of northwestern Europe, and arrived in Britain in summer 2004.
The distribution map on the left or the
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show that it has spread rapidly north and west from the southeast of England since
its first sighting.
There are 46 species of ladybird (Coccinellidae) resident in Britain and the recent
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The Harlequin Ladybird Survey will monitor its spread across Britain
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Premier League: Liverpool move into top spot with 3-1 victory over Crystal Palace
Liverpool moved to the top of the Premier League table with a comfortable 3-1 win over Crystal Palace at Anfield.
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Last Updated: 15/10/13 11:06am
Liverpool began in fine style and took the lead just 14 minutes in when Luis Suarez managed to sweep the ball home from 12 yards despite being surrounded by defenders.
Just moments later and Daniel Sturridge kept up his brilliant start to the new season when firing home after turning Damien Delaney inside-out.
The third, just before the break, was somewhat harsh on Palace as Dean Moxey was adjudged to have pulled Raheem Sterling back just inside the back and skipper Steven Gerrard made no mistake to slot him his 99th Premier League goal for Liverpool.
Palace did improve after the break and they claimed a goal with 15 minutes left as Dwight Gayle flicked home Jose Campana's free-kick from close-range - but it proved to be nothing more than a consolation.
The win takes Liverpool above Arsenal into top spot, whilst Palace remain second from bottom after their sixth defeat of the season.
The match again underlined the fact that Liverpool now possess one of the most dangerous front-lines anywhere in Europe.
Individually their statistics are formidable, together they are devastating. Suarez has 19 goals in his last 22 games, while Sturridge has 19 in 24 games since joining in January, including eight in nine matches this season.
Sturridge's form would seem to make him a certain starter for England's important World Cup qualifying double-header next week - injury permitting.
Sturridge was watched by England coach Roy Hodgson, who had dashed down the M62 after watching Manchester City's earlier victory over Everton.
Liverpool were up and running after 14 minutes when Victor Moses's cross-field run delivered the ball to Suarez who instinctively rolled it into the path of the overlapping Jose Enrique.
The Spaniard knew exactly what to do, getting to the byline and cutting back to Suarez, who improvised brilliantly as he fell to the ground under pressure from Jason Puncheon, hooking the ball home while on his way down on one knee.
Within three minutes Liverpool had doubled their lead, with Suarez and Enrique playing a minor part this time.
The Reds left-back tried to pick out the Uruguayan with a long pass out of defence and, with Adrian Mariappa coming out to challenge, the ball went over their heads and put Sturridge in one-on-one with Delaney in the inside-left channel.
Sturridge changed direction three times on his way into the penalty area, leaving his marker all at sea, with the final switch giving the England striker just enough room to fire an angled shot across Julian Speroni and inside the far post.
The Enrique, Suarez, Sturridge triumvirate was in overdrive as another incisive move cut open Palace and only the outstretched foot of Delaney prevented Sturridge sliding home.
Even when Mamadou Sakho and Martin Skrtel took each other out going for the same ball to put Jimmy Kebe through, Kolo Toure swept up in to prevent the first shot going in and goalkeeper Simon Mignolet saved Puncheon's follow-up.
Sakho's good fortune continued when he sliced just wide of his own post after Mignolet failed to deal with low left-wing cross.
The match was over as a contest in the 38th minute as Moxey's was blown for pulling on Sterling, which was spotted by assistant referee Richard West. Referee Anthony Taylor pointed to the spot and Gerrard stroked home.
Palace had a better second half and were eventually rewarded with a goal after taking advantage of Liverpool's frailties at set-pieces.
Half-time substitutes Campana and Gayle combined with the former curling in a free-kick from out wide on the left and the latter touching it in.
Sturridge could have had his second when he hit a post late on and England will hope he can carry that form on to the international stage.


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Obama Has Limited Leverage in Middle East
The bloody turmoil across the Middle East, growing worse by the day, is bringing President Obama face-to-face with two hard questions that would have been unimaginable in decades past. Jerry Seib has a look on The News Hub.
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Syria is ... a possible war of us is about to enter a VAT of though in a small way on the side of the opposition ... the Sunni Shiite fight that is the heart of the Syrian civil divorce Freddie is spreading next door and Lebanon ... it's not been cited some more violence inside Iraq there were a bunch of car bombings there today more than forty dad ... aam and down in Jordan that just to the south of Syria there are six or fifty thousand Syrian refugees ... the fourth largest city in Jordan RightNow's refugee camp not to ... use the stabilizing force to Jordan ... one of America's most reliable and most reasonable allies in the region is sitting in the middle of all that ... watching these ... are forces swirling around ... is Israel so I think is a very dangerous situation and the prospect of a ... of of regional war of some kind ... I isn't to be discounted at this point yes I needed him and it's something that we've been looking at on on the New Saab him for awhile but leaving the firm ... detected for that ... comment on on basically Max Max to Europe that he'd around the end of the ... the Mediterranean and then across North Africa not quite into the Atlantic but ... but still lagged a very large Andria ... of that Act and the faux um ... so that the leverage that present Obama has ... is a somewhat less than the news to me ... and that's probably because we can dispense upfront ... what yet mean it you are literally figuratively a minute with America as a smaller to web right now you see the biggest provider of foreign aid to ... 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Commerce do we really care and I'm not sure that Americans agree on the answer the question I'm going to generate the role quite points but that have been many times in and history whack ... the Mac the government has decided that it's the right thing to go to war ... even though the people what necessarily behind the fact that pushed to to do so ... you think that's the way lame ... at the very top level to ... the ongoing math for humanitarian reasons for strategic reasons for the WA Reis that if America's Ahmed doing its thing that somebody else might be ... I'm thinking China or Russia ... yet well I think they're they're the refrigerate now Syria because estimate placed with us for the Ally auction ... and there's a great deal of reluctance to go when I think though ... not just because there's a cut of a war wariness but because I think people in the Pentagon ... think it might be a losing proposition I'm not sure they believe ... how the U S at this point can actually tip the balance ... and and that dictate an outcome that's favorable to the U S and to the West ... you know that there's a ... very real possibility that the activists are to be essentially the emergence of another failed state one is partitioned ... into its allied Sunni Shiite al Qaeda ... tradition reason regions ... aam and that is a sense the ALM s that nobody can really run ... in the U S one to be in the middle of that that's the very persuasive argument ... 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During this tough economic climate, it's no easy task to find an employer who is hiring. That's why Senator Hannon is taking on the challenge and connecting job seekers with potential employers and valuable career resources during a 2010 Job Fair. This event will be held on Thurs., Aug. 26, 7 to 9 p.m. at East Meadow High School's gymna- sium, 101 Carman Ave., East Meadow.
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Photos: 138 South St. in Rockport
Known as Pineledge, this stately stucco home was built in 1907 and seems like it is frozen in time. It has been in the same family for more than 100 years, and the owners purchased the abutting land to protect their natural surroundings.
The ivy-covered home has a wraparound covered porch with elegant stone pillars and arches.
The house was designed by Winchester architect Robert Coit, known for mixing styles. It has details of a Craftsman home but also is reminiscent of old Adirondack mountain inns, said listing agent Anna Kasabian of J. Barrett & Co. in Manchester.
The dining room features intricate window designs and a brick fireplace.
The kitchen needs updating, with older appliances and cabinetry.
Upstairs, a master suite features a bedroom, a sitting room, and its own private deck. Also on the second floor are three bathrooms and five additional bedrooms.


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Below you can find my version of "HelloWorld" for JNA. This example calls the MessageBoxA function which is an export within User32.dll.
Firstly, create an interface for the native function:
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package mywindows.java; import com.sun.jna.Library; public interface MyUser32 extends Library { public int MessageBoxA(int handle, String message, String title, int type); }
Then the invocation is straightforward:
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package jnaworld; import com.sun.jna.Native; import mywindows.java.MyUser32; public class JNAWorld { static { if (System.getProperty("jna.nosys") == null) { System.out.println("[*] Set new system property"); System.setProperty("jna.nosys", "true"); } } public static void main(String[] args) { String mytext = "Hello World!"; String mytitle = "Title bar"; String libName = "c"; if (System.getProperty("os.name").contains("Windows")) { libName = "user32"; //loading user32.dll on the system } // Loading dynamically the library MyUser32 user32 = (MyUser32) Native.loadLibrary(libName, MyUser32.class); user32.MessageBoxA(0, mytext, mytitle, 0); } }
Note: The code included in the static initializer may not be needed. I have included it in this example incase people are doing their development from NetBeans. As NetBeans ships with a version of JNA you will want to ensure that the jar file that is used is the one you intend to ship with. If you include the static initializer it will prevent you running into the following error that you would otherwise encounter:
Exception in thread "main" java.lang.Error: There is an incompatible JNA native library installed on this system. To resolve this issue you may do one of the following: - remove or uninstall the offending library - set the system property jna.nosys=true - set jna.boot.library.path to include the path to the version of the jnidispatch library included with the JNA jar file you are using


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Until recently, big brands seemed as though they were unshakeable. If a company was known, respected, and popular, you could be confident that it wasn't going to go anywhere. In the last 10 years, however, that has all changed. Just look at this short list of companies that have failed in the last decade: HomeBase, 3DO, Tiger Electronics, Kwik Save, MFI, Rosebys, Woolworths, Habitat, and the Sun-Times Media Grop.
It seems no industry is safe. Whether you sell furniture, household goods, toys, or newspapers, the name of your brand isn't enough to keep your company going when you can't shift stock from your display units because of an ailing economy.
Brand Advocacy
The power of a brand name used to be an important part of a brand's appeal when it came to attracting investors. This is still true to some extent, but the draw of a brand name is not as big, or as important, as it once was.
Today, the focus is on brand advocacy. Investors are looking for brands that have loyal customers. They want to see consumers voluntarily doing word of mouth marketing. Campaign agencies such as Buzz-Agent, and street teams, are one thing, but a brand that has people going around and evangelizing without that sort of incentive is even better, and that's what investors are looking for. Consumers are increasingly starting to shape brands, rather than simply accepting that they should buy whatever brand it is that is designed for them.
Creating Advocates
Building a brand takes a lot of effort. Many brands engage in huge publicity stunts in the early days of their existence, enlisting trailer manufacturers to create special promotional vehicles and display units designed around their brand. The brand truck might travel the country, attracting attention everywhere it goes, and drawing crowds when it stops to do product demos in big cities.
Some brands simply hand out product samples. Others get the trailer manufacturers to make mobile computer labs, with everything from PS Vita and Nintendo 3DS stations in them, to fully featured PCs demonstrating the latest and greatest hardware and software.
Of course, the passing crowd can only generate buzz for so long. For your brand to survive in the long term, you will need to create a group of loyal users that will advocate your product without you having to spend a fortune on PR.
One good example of an advocacy program is the Intel Partner Program. This program is free to join, and offers support, documentation, and promotion to software developers that target the Intel platform. The benefit of this program, to Intel, is that it encourages developers to optimise the applications they write for Intel's hardware. Developers join the program for the information it provides, get discounts on products that they probably plan on buying, and get a little free advertising. The people who buy the software that those developers write will see that it was designed for Intel based hardware, and will hopefully choose to buy Intel in the future. It's a long term investment, but a good one for all of the companies involved.
This article was written by Amy Fowler on behalf of Vipex: trailer manufacturers who also offer branded display units.
Amy is extrememly interested in how the recession is affecting businesses of all sizes.


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I have learned that Sensei Walter Rowden of Belleville, Illinois, passed away on October 2nd. He was 76.
I met Rowden Sensei three times when I attended Matsubayashi-Ryu Seminars in Toronto, St. Louis, and Los Angeles. I also met him when he came to Hawaii and visited with Sensei William Rabacal.
Rowden Sensei was always very kind to me. He was a gentleman. We corresponded over the years on the subject of bunkai. He was always curious about applications and exploring different ways to interpret the meanings of the movements in kata. He was very open minded, and would even discuss things with a youngster like me.
I was inspired by Rowden Sensei's constant desire to learn and improve himself. That is something we call can learn from.
To all students -- please do not take your Sensei for granted. Life is very short and unpredictable. Learn all that you can while you can, and let your Sensei know that you appreciate them.
Charles C. Goodin
Passing of Sensei Walter Rowden
I have learned that Sensei Walter Rowden of Belleville, Illinois, passed away on October 2nd. He was 76.
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The Gramophone Company's First Indian Recordings 1899-1907 – Michael Kinnear
New Revised and Expanded COLOUR Edition – The 78 r.p.m. Record Labels of India – Michael Kinnear
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The Gramophone Company's Persian Recordings, 1899-1934 – Michael Kinnear
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Sangeet Ratna, The Jewel of Music, Khan Sahib Abdul Karim Khan, A Biography – Michael Kinnear
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The Innovation and Entrepreneurship Speaker Series of the I4IE will feature Sandy Wheeler on Feb 14. The event will also be the Kick-off to the 2013 CWU Student Business Plan Competition (BPC), where $10,000 will be awarded to the top 3 finalists.
http://www.cwu.edu/business/i4ie and <click> on "2013 Business Plan Competition"
Sandy is the Entrepreneur-in-Residence for the I4IE. He is a CWU alum (1974, Accounting), co-inventor of Bowflex, and co-founder of the Nautilus Group.
Alma Navarro, CPA (SCORE Counselor, Yakima Chapter) will conduct a "workshop" for students and anyone interested on "Business Plan Basics."
Sandy will speak from 3:30 to about 4:30pm and Alma will make her presentation at roughly 4:30 to 5:30pm.
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The program will originate in Shaw-Smyser 115 and will be streamed as well as transmitted by Distance Education (interactive compressed video) to CWU university centers:
* Lynnwood (Edmonds CC) in room 306
* Des Moines (Highline CC) in room 109
* Moses Lake (Big Bend CC) in WECN conference room
* Wenatchee (WCC) in room 5503
* Yakima (YVCC) in room 255.
The streaming link is: http://www.cwu.edu/~its/streaming/ and it should go active just before the presentation so those off campus can watch it live (note: there will be no interaction abilities for those watching on their computers).
Questions can be directed to:
Roy Savoian
Director, Institute for Innovation and Entrepreneurship (I4IE)


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Seahawks insider Brandon Choate brings us his list of top five positions the Seattle Seahawks need to shore up. With Marshawn Lynch and Red Bryant re-signing, and the team adding Jason Jones and Matt Flynn, the Seahawks can focus elsewhere and fill other positions that are lacking depth. LB, DE, Offensive line and RB seem to be the most glaring openings in his opinion.
Spend Paul's Money! Five positions the Seahawks still need to shore up
March 20, 2012 By Brandon Choate
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A winner was selected from 24 designs submitted by 11 freelance designers.
We are the 3rd largest music website focused on lyrics. We are fully licensed and have been operating for over 5 years.
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We need a e-mail template that we can easily modify to be a newsletter that would feature content such as news, polls, new site features or a e-mail template that can be anything else that we need. Another example would be a promotional item or a contest.
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editor of British Journal of Photography
Digital has totally transformed the photographic industry, mostly for the better. So while it used to take hours or days to get your images back, the process is now pretty much instant. But that's only a small part of the picture. As much as new technologies make it easier than ever to create a good image and then share it with others across the globe, it's not just been a one-way street. If the internet connects us to an extent we could never previously have imagined, photography has given it a human face. Images are our lingua franca - and how we love to communicate.
With this in mind, one problem camera makers have been working on is improving low-light sensitivities, allowing you to now shoot decent, noise-free images at night without a flash. And the latest trend is towards connectivity, adding Wi-Fi to the tool set, along with another feature borrowed from smart phones, the touch screen. Cameras are also getting smaller, especially with the arrival of "mirrorless" models that use an EVF (electronic viewfinder) instead of a traditional pentaprism.
But there lies the rub. For serious photographers, the camera is merely a tool for capturing the picture you perceive in your mind's eye. Looking is key, and EVFs are still clumsy compared to their optical equivalents. Technology has democratised photography, making cameras more versatile and reducing the skill factor required to capture an iconic image. But a camera in itself won't make you a better photographer. It's all about your perspective on your subject. And therefore the best camera is the one that gives you the freedom to express something, not necessarily the one with the newest gadgets. Here are 10 models, both new and old, that I believe are still worth their weight.


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How Much Actual Play Is in Baseball?
Baseball is remembered for its moments of action, and it is no secret that such moments are fleeting. But how much actual action takes place in a baseball game? Geoff Foster has the breakdown.
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Liberty News
Residence halls receive upgrades this summer
Amid larger building projects like the Snowflex ski slope, Liberty University has not forgotten the details of daily life on campus. LU is spending an estimated $1.4 million to renovate residence halls this summer.
Workers are replacing windows and carpeting in the Circle residence halls on Main Campus and doing extensive bathroom renovations. Work is being done on windows, closets and bathroom flooring in halls on the Hill residences, and the Quads residence halls will also have carpeting replaced. Safety features such as sprinkler systems and fire alarms will also be upgraded in most halls. The work is being done by outside contractors and LU maintenance staff.
While these renovations are not as large-scale as other current building projects on campus, students will certainly appreciate safer and more comfortable residence halls when they arrive this fall.
Maintenance Manager Scott Starnes said the goal is to "better accommodate the students and strive to make their stay here pleasing."


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MasterImage 3D is expanding its operations with the opening of a European office at the U.K's Pinewood Studios. The Los Angeles-based company, which focuses on stereoscopic 3D technology, is looking to get a handle on Europe's burgeoning market for 3D digital cinema systems. Currently, MasterImage has more than 1,600 theatrical systems installed worldwide, with more than 500 of them in Europe. The company estimates that its theatrical market share in Europe is approximately 25 percent.
Though MasterImage's main focus will be theatrical systems, the company is looking at the Pinewood Studios opening as a chance to build a European market for its mobile and flat-panel 3D displays, as well.
Joining MasterImage is Brian Kercher, formerly of Eastman Kodak, who will act as managing director of 3D cinema for MasterImage 3D Europe. Andrew Lee, who has been with MasterImage since 2009, will head technical operations of the European office.


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My six favorite catalogs for dreaming and ordering
Seed catalogs begin arriving in my mailbox with the new year. Is there a benefit in ordering from catalogs? Or is it just as good to buy seeds locally?
The variety of seeds at garden centers, hardware stores and some grocery stores is rather limited. Some like to tell customers that the seeds were especially selected for our area. It has been my experience that many seeds sold locally are chosen to provide dependable varieties that have survived the test of time.
But if you, like me, look forward to trying new and improved varieties, then you will need to dive into ordering from seed catalogs. Just looking at some of those pictures and reading descriptions will make your mouth water.
Over the years I have accumulated a number of seed catalogs and have ordered from most of them. However, I return to six catalogs year after year because they offer a wide range and yearly introductions of new varieties of vegetables and flowers.
Johnny's Selected Seeds, Winslow, Maine: Excellent photographs and descriptions of each crop; straightforward codes make ordering easy: www.johnnyseeds.com.
Harris Seeds, Rochester, New York: Carries mostly time-tested varieties that are grown commercially and are typically reliable; easy catalog to order from: www.harrisseeds.com.
Thompson & Morgan, Lawrenceburg, Indiana: Excellent photographs and descriptions make you wish spring were tomorrow. Offers the biggest selection of species and cultivars at the most reasonable prices: www.tmseeds.com.
J.W. Jung Seed Co., Randolph, Wisconsin: Includes woody ornamentals and herbaceous perennials as well as fruits, flowers and vegetables: www.jungseed.com.
W. Atlee Burpee & Co., Warminster, Pennsylvania: Probably the most mouth-watering seed catalog; if you don't have an urge for gardening after cruising through the Burpee catalog, you need not spade the garden or purchase seeds. Outstanding photographs and descriptions tempt you to purchase seeds of each variety. Specializing in vegetables, annual flowers and perennials. www.burpee.com.
Territorial Seed Co., Cottage Grove, Oregon: Some of the most unusual varieties of seeds for vegetables, annual flowers and small fruits; also grafted tomato plants, claimed to out-produce plants grown from seeds: www.territorialseed.com.


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My first talk in Great Britain went swimmingly. I managed to answer questions asked in deep Geordie dialect with not too much difficulty. Sold some Zero Defex CDs as well!
Tomorrow at 2pm I'll be speaking at King's College. Lots of people have already confirmed but there are still spaces available. So be there.
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By K.C. Johnson
Chicago Tribune
As the United Center rocked and the Bulls celebrated Marco Belinelli's go-ahead, three-point play with 7.5 seconds left, Joakim Noah remained down in the photographer's pit along the baseline, cameras and cheerleaders all around him.
"I didn't really see the play," Noah said. "I had the cheerleaders' pom-poms in my face."
His teammates saw it, which is why they were celebrating the shot that sealed the Bulls' stirring 85-82 comeback over the Pistons, their 17th straight victory in this series.
It marked the second time in just more than a month the Bulls erased a 17-point deficit against the Pistons to prevail.
And yet Noah, who had authored, really, the play of the season – one that defines the heart and hustle that has the Derrick Rose-less Bulls on pace for 50 victories now that the midway point has been reached – remained down.
"We were over there celebrating and he was still knocked over by the cheerleaders," said Nate Robinson, who kick-started the rally with nine straight points early in the fourth. "We were like, 'Oh, yeah, we have to go help him up.' But that play shows how hard Jo works. He never gives up."
Noah smiled, clearly relishing the opportunity to tweak his teammates.
"Damn, it took forever, right?" he said of the delay.
All's well that ends well, right?
But make sure to find a replay of Noah's hustle, which came off Belinelli's bricked jumper.
As Noah tumbled into cameras and cheerleaders, Belinelli cut to the basket, grabbed the fruit of Noah's effort and laid it in as Rodney Stuckey fouled him.
"I scored, but the credit goes to Jo," said Belinelli, who scored his second game-winner in four games.
Coach Tom Thibodeau just shook his head.
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The Bulls then watched tying 3-point attempts from Tayshuan Prince and Stuckey rim out as time expired.
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Orthodontics is a dental speciality that straightens teeth using braces and wires. The practice is located near a Marina, so there is an ocean feel that the practice has. Also the dolphins has been the logo/recognizer of the practice (however feel free to make it nicer looking dolphins or change it a bit). Generally the stationary letters, everything has this turquoise color. The orthodontic office is one of the leading offices in the county.
Mom and Dad's of children that need Orthodontic Treatment (70%)
Children age is around 7 years.
Adults that seek orthodontic treatment mostly for cosmetic reasons (25%)
Typically those are in their thirties.. more women than men.
Other dental specialty doctors who refer their patients to the practice (5%)
We want you to design 1 business card (front and back) for our orthodontic office. We prefer to have the dolphin logo in there (maybe on the corner, or side, feel free to redesign the dolphin couple if you think it would make sense). In regards to turquoise maybe have this to be a color somewhere.. but maybe not the entire card. Or leave it open.. not sure yet. Also probably having smiles, or brackets or braces on the card would make sense. Right now the card looks more like the card of a zoo with a dolphin tank. Although Orthodontists mostly work with Children, about 70% of patients are children, so the dolphins is a way to connect to them. Maybe a children smile, mother and daughter, maybe the doctors photos. I don't know. Generally we want to project our core values as listed on our website here http://asmileisforever.net/whatsetsusapart.htm
I have attached a pdf of our current card.
There will likely be quite a bit of follow up work with the designer that we chose, since we have brochures and leaflets that need redesign as well.
Something else that I'd like to explore or see as an option is to possibly list the accomplishment of the practice on the back. Those are:
-Best Orthodontic Office in Marin 2009
-Best Orthodontic Office in Marin 2010
-Most treated Invisalign Cases in Marin
Artwork for those is attached.


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8 oz small "salad" shrimp or medium shrimp, chopped
8 oz cream cheese, at room temperature
1/2 cup sour cream
1/4 cup mayonnaise
3 tablespoons minced chives
2 tablespoons finely chopped Italian parsley
1 teaspoon lemon zest
1/2 teaspoon Worcestershire sauce
1 large clove garlic, minced
1 shallot, minced
1/8 teaspoon celery seed
white pepper
In a food processor or blender (I used my Vitamix) blend together the garlic, shallot, mayo, sour cream, parsley, cream cheese, spices, zest, lemon juice, Worcestershire sauce, 1/4 cup shrimp and pulse until smooth. Pour into a medium bowl. Stir in the remaining shrimp. Refrigerate overnight before serving.


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I heard back from the local Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) regarding my membership questions. They were able to provide me information regarding fees and dues, as well as on an upcoming meeting. I hope to attend, but since I work weekends I might not be able to make it. I sent a pedigree chart (using the DAR form) to the chapter's registrar, and she's going to look at my patriot ancestor and help me decide if I need to send off for any records held by the DAR.
Until I can meet with the Registrar, I'm working on organizing my documentation. Just like when writing out a biography or sketch of an ancestor, this process is helping me realize what documents I'm missing. For example, I have my PawPaw's (paternal grandfather) death certificate, but I've never scanned it. Well I have now!
Having recently used Evernote to help plan my upcoming vacation, I decided to use the program to organize my DAR application documents. I've created a Notebook called "DAR - John Cash" and individual Notes for each ancestor. I'm numbering the generations, starting with myself as #1. Couples get an "A" or "B," with "A" going to the ancestor directly descended from my patriot ancestor.
In each Note, I'm attaching a copy of each document, as well as a summary of the information contained in that document. Here's a screenshot of what this all looks like:
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Game Notes (PDF)
COOKEVILLE, Tenn. - The weather has turned cold, but things will be heating up in the Eblen Center Saturday night as the Tennessee Tech men's basketball team looks to get back on track in Ohio Valley Conference play when Eastern Kentucky pays a visit. Tipoff is scheduled for 7:30 p.m.
The Golden Eagles enter the contest at 7-8 overall and 1-3 in league play, while Eastern Kentucky is 10-6 overall and 3-2 in OVC play, but is just 1-6 on the road this season. The Colonels own a 66-52 edge in the all-time series against the Golden Eagles and Tech has lost the last three meetings in the series. Both teams enter the game coming off a loss Thursday night, and Tech will be trying to end a two-game slide.
Eastern Kentucky enters the game having won two out of their last three games. The Colonels are led by Justin Stommes who is averaging 15.4 points per game. Josh Taylor is scoring 14.1 per game and isn't afraid to launch the longball, as he is 40-of-109 (36.7 percent) from 3-point range on the season. Spencer Perrin is averaging 9.0 points and 5.8 boards on the season, but EKU gives up a -7.2 rebounding margin entering the contest, while Tech is +0.5 in that category.
After a four game winning streak that began with an overtime win over Ball State, the Golden Eagles lost in overtime at Eastern Illinois on Jan. 4, before falling to Morehead State on Jan. 7. Tech will look to get back to .500 on the season with a win against EKU.
The Golden Eagles have plenty of offensive weapons to get the job done. Senior Frank Davis is averaging a team-high 15 points per game for Tech, and is unconscious from behind the three-point line, where he is one of the ten best in the country, shooting 51.1 percent (45-of-88). Kevin Murphy is averaging 14.5 points per game, while Elijah Muhammad is scoring 11.5 points to go along with a team-high 4.5 assists per game, and Alfred Jones averages 8.1 points and a team-high 5.4 rebounds per game.
Tech has shot over 50.0 percent from the field in its last six games, going 4-2 in that span, and is shooting 47.3 for the season. The Golden Eagles have hit 40.3 percent of their 3-point attempts on the year, and are 68.3 percent from the free throw line as a team.
The game will be broadcast live on WHUB-AM 1400, and can also be heard through free Teamline, either on the web at www.teamline.cc or on the phone by calling 1-800-846-4700 (team code 0654. Fans can also watch the game via live web streaming on OVCsports.TV.
For ticket information please contact the Golden Eagle athletics ticket office by calling (931) 372-3940, or visit TTUsports.com
Tech takes on Eastern Kentucky in crucial OVC matchup
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