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After BlackBerry's exclusive event, #BB7FanNight to announcing the new BlackBerry devices: the new Bold 9900, Torch 9860 and the Torch 9810 many carriers are looking to shelve, I meant to bring to shelves these new devices from the now fading giant.
So the first seem to be Rogers and as usual, being Rogers (or Canadian) offers hard to believe pricing for the devices on a three year contract. May be RIM is hard on it's subsidies. I guess more Android customers.
As of now, pricing stands;
"The Torch 9860 will be Rogers first all-touch BlackBerry smartphone. It runs on BlackBerry 7 OS, has a 5.0MP camera with flash, 720p HD video recording capability and 4GB on-board flash memory. This smartphone, (Torch 9860) will cost $199.99 with select three-year plans.
For those that can't live without the full keyboard, you'll want to check out both the Bold 9900 and the Torch 9810 that come with both touchscreen and full QWERTY keyboard. The Bold 9900 is the thinnest BlackBerry smartphone yet, at only 10.5mm. The Torch 9810 has a large 3.2" high resolution display. Both smartphones run the latest BlackBerry 7 OS and come with 5.0 MP cameras with flash and 720p HD video recording capability. The Bold 9900 will be $249.99 and the Torch 9810 will be $199.99 with select three year plans."


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During his closing remarks at Tuesday's School Board of Levy County meeting, Superintendent Bob Hastings voiced his support for changing the state's class-size amendment.
Hastings said that there was "no way" the district could meet the amendment's requirements this year, which means the state could impose penalties that could total in the hundreds of thousands of dollars.
"There's no way we're going to meet it 100 percent," Hastings said. "One size does not fit all."
Hastings voiced his support for a proposal on the ballot in November that would alter the amendment, lessening the burden on districts that don't strictly meet the amendment's requirements. A school that has a few extra kids in a class, for example, won't be penalized.
"As this comes on the ballot, I wish that every citizen in the state of Florida will consider what right educationally, and what is right financially, and make a decision that will help all of us."
Also during Tuesday's meeting, Assistant Superintendent Dr. Gina Tovine presented the board with an update to the district's plans for the federal Race to the Top program.
The program is expected to bring in $1,123,479 in federal funds over four years to Levy County schools. The money is to be used for amending student learning standards, modernizing technology and updating teacher evaluations, among other things.
Dr. Tovine said teams of administrators and teachers are currently developing its plans for how the district will use the money. A written document outlining the plan is expected to be submitted to the state's Department of Education on Oct. 11.
Adam Hall, from the city of Williston, also presented to the board the city's plan for adding a 10-Megawatt solar power plant near the airport. Hall said the plant will cut down on costs for residents and benefit the environment.
The school board voiced its approval of the plan, unanimously voting to submit a letter of support for the program. As superintendent, Hastings also said he would submit a letter of support.
Student government representatives from Cedar Key School, Bronson Middle/High and Chiefland High were in attendance during Tuesday's meeting to see firsthand how the school board works.
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Clear Mountain Productions is a new wedding and event videography company located in Colorado's Front Range (Denver Area). The company specializing in high quality artistic documentary style wedding videos, personal memories video, and love stories. Videos are shot in high definition. The company will also do corporate promotional or training videos.
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But Billy Bob didn't just end his hissy fit in the studio. Apparently he went on stage later that night, in front of an all-Canadian audience, and called his interviewer an "asshole"... for, you know, asking Billy Bob questions.
The canceled shows might stem from the fact that Billy Bob said Canadian audiences were boring ... or because actors are usually terrible at playing music.
He's just lucky he was in Canada and not some scarier, less-Canadian country.


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Thank you all for the nice comments about my dining room. I have to say this was the first time I have ever been apprehensive about a blog post. I truly was nervous! So many of you loved the chairs next to the buffet in their original orange velvet, I was not sure what the reaction was going to be when I revealed I had recovered them in gray. So needless to say I am thrilled so many of you left such encouraging and wonderful comments. Now on to the details!
If you have been a long time follower, you probably know this room is a collection of furnishings which has evolved over time. The buffet and six chairs (which I painted white and recovered in blue velvet for this redo) where bought from the Salvation Army. Along with a table which is now in the basement, I paid $150 for all 9 pieces. The large cabinet is an antique store find. It is made of two pieces and I was told it was taken from a local real estate office. I could not believe my luck when I found it a couple of years ago as it is the perfect fit for the wall on which it resides.
The table is made by Henredon and is a Craigslist purchase. The chairs which matched this table are now around the kitchen table. I used a vintage grainsack with blue stripes for a runner to add more texture to the room as well as lighten up the table. An ivy topiary from Lowes adds a much needed bit of green.
The mirror above the buffet is by Uttermost and the pair of alabaster lamps is an Ebay purchase. Above the duo of vintage 1950's chairs hang a pair of paintings by Jennifer Lanne. Jennifer's work has been featured in Country Living magazine as well as several other publications. I have several of her paintings scattered about my house, as she is a favorite local artist of mine.
While most of the items in the room are older, there are a few newer pieces as well. The rug is by Madeline Weinrib and the gray silk curtains I made from fabric purchased at Calico Corners. The clock between the windows is new but is a bargain floor model from Ethan Allen which I painted.
Finally there is the pair of now gray French chairs with the ikat pillows which I made by repurposing the old fabric on the dining room chairs. In regards to my decision to recover the chairs, in the end it just came down to the fact that the orange was just not me. It truly was a struggle to decide what to do – leave them alone or recover – but in the end I am so happy with how the room looks now so it was the right choice for me.
Thanks for following this transformation. I would like to say this room is finished but as you know I have a hard time leaving things alone. I am sure a little while from now I will be adding or replacing something. For now, however, I am just going to enjoy the room the way it is!


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One star. says it all. Momoa was probably the worst cast. Cyborg was a nightmare, and Flash was a Spiderman wannabe. Superman died in the last movie, and Batman with Affleck is as believable as Schwarznegger as a little girl. I've seen worse, but not many.
I went with an open mind after reading the reviews, and came away with a negative impression. There was a lot that didn't make sense and the story was incomplete or for lack of a better term, uneven. The characters were one dimensional, and it felt like a rushed job. Not very well done, sorry to say.
Pitiful. Nuff said. First Superhero movie I didn't like.
This movie was a waste of my time and money. Wasn't going to see it but thought it would be ok. Didn't even meat those expectations which is sad. You know it is bad when
Who ever has seen this 5 times. This movie isn't worth it at all. Whoever said what happened to Batman after dark knight rises are you kidding me those movies ended at that. This is a different movie and a crappier movie at best. I could trash this movie all day but I won't to save you all but I will say stay away and never watch this justice trash. Go see Thore instead. Won't be disappointed
It's a good movie if you just keep eating popcorn and not question anything on the screen or pay attention to any of the story line gaps. I would not want to have to watch it again though.
I'm pretty chill with most movies.This one had some good and some bad but it was more to the latter. If I could I would give it 2.25 stars.
I looked around, and this is pretty much the only site that gives five star reviews. The real critics give it a 1 or 2 star rating, or a 37% on RT. It blows. I've seen it and I would recommend either waiting for it to show up on Netflix or just avoid it all together. It's got problems too numerous to list. Dark, disjointed and bad line up of talent.
Entertaining....all the bad press about it is leftist crap
Great movie . I am glad superman is back but I don't like the way he was brought back to life. He should have been allowed to heal himself and return. There also was never an explanation on how or whether Batman survived the nuclear from the previous movie. He just popped up from no where in Justice League with no explanation about what happened to him when he flew away with the bomb. Only speculation. Also in future movies all the superheros need to be mature and not look and act like teens. They also should never be fighting with each other ever. With several super heros in these movies the movies need to be much longer to allow each super hero more acting time. The next flash movie needs a more mature serious actor not a teen kid. Can't wait to see future superman wonder woman flash and batman movies!
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Finally, the third in a series of short films (or long ads) by Bacardi. In this installment, our intrepid traveler enters a bar in what's probably London. As with The Samurai and The Hummingbird videos, this film highlights bartending technique and skill. Take a look.
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Again, I want to point out some of the tools I covet. The handled jigger is awesome, but what I really love is the metal straw.
The firm that put these together, Think Espionage, is running a contest for the most original spin on a Mojito. The prizes are sweet: a first edition copy of the Savoy Cocktail Book (signed by Harry Craddock), a Yarai mixing glass, and a Japanese barspoon. To enter, though, you'll need to be on Facebook. Go to the True Originals fan page and enter by posting your recipe on the wall. (If you're not on Facebook, you can leave the recipe in the comments on this post. I'll make sure it gets to Liana at Think Espionage.
Think Espionage is working right now on a fourth video, and I'll have more details on that soon.
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Google Buys Nik Software
Vic Gundotra announced this morning that Google has purchased Nik Software. Nik makes the popular iPhone app Snapseed and also makes some serious editing tools for Lightroom and Photoshop. I've been a big fan of Nik's Silver Efex Pro and find that it is one of the best software packages for doing black and white conversion work.
It seems like photo processing is increasingly becoming a desired tool for photo sharing networks. Previously Google had purchased Picnik and has since integrated some of Picnik's mad skills into the Google Photos experience. After the Google acquisition of Picnik, Yahoo's Flickr switched from Picnik to Aviary earlier this year for online photo editing. Some of Flickr's users have complained that Aviary is not as good as Picnik was.
With the Nik purchase, I'd imagine that even more photo processing tools will be coming to both Google Photos on the web and especially Google Photos on mobile.
It's great to see Google continue pushing forward innovation and investment in the photography space. I don't really use online photo editing tools as I prefer the more powerful and professional editing through Lightroom on my MacBook Pro, but obviously the masses out there do (as Instragram can attest to).
Facebook owns Instagram (and could theoretically include Instagrammy filters into the broader Facebook photos experience). Google now owns Picnik and Nik. Flickr feels like they are being left out in the cold in terms of online photo editing talent. People don't seem to like Aviary.
So what should Flickr do? If I were them I'd seriously look at MacPhun's FX Photo Studio Pro Software. This is the best super simple drag and drop photo processing application on the market today. MacPhun also has snapheal, which is a pretty interesting content aware photo processing tool that can remove objects from photos as well. Flickr could buy MacPhun and integrate these application based processing tools into an online photo editor and would have a pretty powerful online editor. Rumor is that Marissa Mayer just got a boat load of cash. Of course Google or Facebook could also buy MacPhun and integrate their drag/drop functionality as well.
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Adina wrote:I use to dance when I was younger and I just adore the artisticness of the show. It is definitely my favorite reality TV show. I went to the tour last year and am going to this years as well. This season had some of the best routines but the dancers weren't the best. This season became more of a popularity contest rather than it focusing on the dancing. If you go back and watch past seasons, everything is about lines, form, and the dancing. Don't get me wrong, this season was great but the dance rules have sort of slacked. You know? Mark was my favorite dancer this season as he was very versatile and unique. Will and Katie, by far, were the best technical dancers. Joshua was the best all around so I am glad he won. Twitch was mostly personality and just hip hop/pop. He did not do well in other styles, like lyrical, foxtrot, quickstep, and all the more formal dances where technicality was required. My favorite perfromances this year were Katie and Joshua's Bollywood, Mark and Chelsea's hip hop to Bleeding Love, Mark and Courtney's Jazz to The Garden, and Katie and Will's pas de deux. I can't wait to see those dances live. I think the best season so far has been the one with Benji, Travis and Heidi. They were all extremely good dancers. Last season was also really good. Sabra, Danny, Neil and Lacey were also great dancers. My favorite performances last season were Sabra and Pasha's quickstep, Sabra and Neil's table dance, Hok and Jaimie's hummingbird dance, and Neil and Danny's dueling princes.
I only have 18 more days until I see this years tour! Yay!
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The Bengals are fighting for a playoff spot, and they opened their Thursday night game in Philadelphia like they mean business.
After the Bengals kicked off, it took their defense just two plays to get the ball back, with Carlos Dunlap stripping Jeremy Maclin from behind and Domata Peko recovering Maclin's fumble. Just a minute into the first quarter, the turnover-prone Eagles had lost yet another turnover, and the Bengals were in business in Eagles territory.
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Yes. In my experience in my kitchen, it would have continued to climb the center shaft without the spatula attached.
Hey Gene, this is cool. The spatula will reach the center shaft and goes deeper. Seems to work, congrats !Martin
Gene have you used the plastic one before http://www.breadtopia.com/store/bosch-dough-glide-tool.html? If I do 64% or higher the dough will wrap around the center shaft which is really annoying.
Thanks Martin, it does work nicely.No I have not used it. I remember cOmpl3x making some out of stainless, though. I am very confident that I don't still don't know how far to develop the gluten, especially with the Caputo Pizzeria flour. I was on the less is more bus for quite a while. I am leaning toward longer mix times for testing now. That is why i wanted to keep the dough off the center shaft. Their dough creeper gizmo is located so far up the shaft, that alot of dough is taken out of the mixing (kneading) area of the arms in the bowl. I just wanted all of the dough down in the bottom where I can keep an eye on it.When I bulk proof the dough at room temp it never looks like I have seen in pictures. The pictures make me think it is almost like a giant blob of silly putty, not that stiff, but a perfect mass that I cant seem to duplicate yet.
No problem Jon, whenever you are ready. Let me know if I can reimburse you for the cost of the part and shipment. I'll be happy to do that. Thanks again,Chau
Dear Gene,Are you doing a rest period after the mixing is complete, before the kneading Action takes place ?I am now trying it both ways.I do not have these mad craft skills not the instruments, so i am thinking about how to enlage the center post, which also should decrease the gap to the inner blade. If I were in your situation, I would choose some black electrical tape and wrap the center shaft until it has very little clearance to the existing inner blade. Another tactic I would try is to find a friend with a drill. Perhaps you could pay them with the good pizzas that you already make?Martin
Martino, I should have suggested that if you decide to wrap the center column, wrap it clockwise so the dough doesn't unwrap the tape.
The Bosch turns counter clock wise, so should it not also be in the same direction, not to unwrap the end of the tape ?


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Week One: February 1-9
Friday, February 1
Talent Showcase
The Foothill College Multicultural Talent Showcase-A Tribute to African American History. This energetic show features spoken word artists, singers, dancers and musicians from Foothill College and local high schools.
Time: 7 p.m.
Location: Smithwick Theater
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Showcase After Party
Sponsored by the Foothill Black Student Union and Caribbean Club.
Time: 10 p.m.
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Tickets: $10, general; $5, students with OwlCard; free with Talent Showcase ticket stub. Purchase at the Student Activities Office, (650) 949-7282.
Monday, February 4
National African American Literature Read-In
Featuring Avotcja, poet and multi-percussionist, accompanied by Cash Killian on sarangi and cello, and Sandi Poindexter, violinist. Select and be prepared to read from the work of your favorite African American poet or author. Co-sponsored by National Council for Teachers of English and the Language Arts Division.
Time: 10:15 a.m.-1:30 p.m.
Location: Room 1500, FREE ADMISSION
Wednesday, February 6
Opening Ceremony & Celebration featuring the Housin' Authority The Dru Band, dancers, student speakers, drumming and spoken word performances will be spotlighted.
Time: Noon-1 p.m. (College Hour)
Location: Campus Center, FREE ADMISSION
Gallery Reception for Artist Ronnie Prosser and Billy Wilson, curator, of the Shona Sculpture Exhibit. Their work is on exhibit in Semans Library and other campus locations throughout February.
Time: 1-2 p.m.
Location: Semans Library, FREE ADMISSION
Thursday, February 7
Lecture/Demonstration (mini performance):
Dallas Black Dance Theatre
This event is designed exclusively for students in grades 5-8 and local dance programs from peninsula elementary, middle and junior high schools.
Time: 10:30-11:30 a.m.
Location: Smithwick Theater, FREE ADMISSION
African American History Lecture Series (Part I)
Classical African Civilizations in the Nile Valley.
The classical African civilizations in the Nile Valley represent the longest recorded history of advanced civilizations in the world. These Black civilizations produced some of the greatest achievements in world history in mathematics, astronomy, astrology, engineering, medicine and writing (slide presentation). Co-sponsored by Business & Social Sciences Division.
Lecturer: Professor Manu Ampim, M.A., African Civilizations & African American History & Culture
Time: Noon-1 p.m.
Location: Room 3525, FREE ADMISSION
Friday, February 8
Dallas Black Dance Theatre Performance
Time: 8 p.m.
Location: Smithwick Theater
Tickets: $25, general; $15, students with OwlCard.
To purchase tickets, call (650) 949-7360. A reception follows the performance in the Campus Center.
Week Two: February 10-16
(Traditional Black History Week)
Tuesday, February 12
The Colored Museum [Film & Panel Discussion]
Mainstream Black theater has come a long way since George C. Wolfe's, The Colored Museum opened off-Broadway in 1979. The play consists of 11 playlets, all deflating black stereotypes in America. Three vignettes will be used as a springboard for discussion. Facilitated by Natalia Menendez, M.A., Foothill College English Instructor, and Harry Saterfield, Ph.D., Foothill College Psychology Instructor.
Time: 10-11 a.m.
Location: Room 3525, FREE ADMISSION
Wednesday, February 13
Bridge the Gap I-A Forum on Social & Personal Responsibility, and AIDS Awareness featuring Mohammed Bilal Bilal is best recognized as one of the seven cast members of MTV's The Real World, and a member of the Hip Hop band, Midnight Voices.Co-sponsored by Minority Transfer Program (MTP), Health Services and Middle College.
Time: 10-11 a.m.
Location: Smithwick Theater, FREE ADMISSION
Thursday, February 14
African American History Lecture Series (Part II)
Reflections on Carter G. Woodson's, Miseducation of the Negro. What are the implications of Woodson's "Back Door" theory in the context of American higher education in the 21st century? This lecture will explore several questions, including has the back door that Woodson spoke about vanished or has it taken on new meaning in the context of what is called multiculturalism in American higher education today; is the education of the African American still a fundamental problem in America or has the African American become so integrated in American life that he/she no longer needs to be conscious of his/her history; is white supremacy an idea of the past or is it still a major socio-economic and political problem in America; and what must be done now.
Lecturer: Joseph Woolcock, Ph.D.,
Foothill College Political Science Instructor
Time: Noon-1 p.m.
Location: Room 3525, FREE ADMISSION
Friday, February 15-Monday, February 18
Presidents' Holiday Observance; campus closed.
Week Three: February 17-23
Wednesday, February 20
Bridge the Gap II -Historical Black College (HBC) Transfer Day & Step Show Historical Black Colleges have helped more students of African descent achieve educational goals on the path to professional careers than their collective predominately white counterparts. Consequently, transfer interest to these predominately southern and eastern colleges and universities has increased. Attend this event to meet HBC representatives and obtain transfer information and applications. Activities will also include a live step show featuring Black Greek organizations from local universities and other campus talent. Co-sponsored by Minority Transfer Program.
Time: 10 a.m.-1 p.m.
Location: Campus Center, FREE ADMISSION
Thursday, February 21
African American History Lecture Series (Part III)
The Questions of Reparation for the African Slave Trade This lecture will focus on the issue of reparations for the African American. Its focus is the question whether or not black people have a case to be made. In comparison, Jews continue to seek
and press their case relentlessly for reparations. Several European countries continue to pay billions of dollars in reparation for this suffering. Why then should black people not make their case and seek reparations for the harm done to them through the slave trade and slavery itself? Participate in lively discussion.
Lecturer: Joseph Woolcock, Ph.D.,
Foothill College Political Science Instructor
Time: Noon-1 p.m.
Location: Room 3525, FREE ADMISSION
Saturday, February 23
Make A Joyful Noise XIII Gospel Concert
A walk through history from Negro spirituals to Gospel. The show will feature the Foothill Gospel Choir; Triumph of the Human Spirit, a four-member ensemble of vocalists who perform a montage that explores the legacy of the African slave trade; and Another Peace, a 30-voice choir from Los Angeles.
Time: 7 p.m.
Location: Smithwick Theater
Tickets: $10, general; $7 students OwlCard.
To purchase tickets, call: (650) 949-7360. A reception follows the performance in the Campus Center.
Week Four: February 21-28
Wednesday, February 27
4th Annual African American Achiever Awards Ceremony
Recognizing outstanding scholars, leaders and achievers of African descent at Foothill College as well as students from San Mateo and Santa Clara county high schools. The event features motivational speaker Michelle Hamilton, UC Berkeley, and Foothill College alumni. A college tour will follow.
Time: 9-11 a.m.
Location: Smithwick Theater,FREE ADMISSION
Celebrate AFRICA
Activities will include traditional cuisine, art, poetry, music and attire of the people of Africa. Co-sponsored and presented by Shades of Africa.
Time: 11 a.m.-1 p.m.
Location: Campus Center,FREE ADMISSION
Thursday, February 28
African American History Lecture Series (Part IV)
Education, Self-Knowledge & the Responsibility of the Student of African Descent The student of African descent has a special role and responsibility to use his/her education for not only personal achievement, but also for the advancement and development of his/her communities. This responsibility has been inherited through the long years of struggle and activism by many individuals, including numerous students as well as organizations in Black communities throughout North America. Educational opportunity and achievement have been a cornerstone of this long and beautiful collective struggle. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. challenged students and others in the Black community to improve their social conditions and become, what he called, a transformed non-conformist.
Lecturer: Professor Manu Ampim, M.A., African Civilizations & African
American History & Culture
Time: Noon-1 p.m.
Location: Room 3525, FREE ADMISSION
Additional Events & Activities
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Caritha Anderson
Rosemary Arca
Rocio Baeloin
Omar Bashir
Mary Bell
John Bostic
Nathan Bryant, III
Biomi Butts
Stanley Charlescar
Donald Cheng
Erin Clifford
Fountainetta Coleman
Tricia Davoren
Charley Dillard
Donald Dorsey
Ricky Dum
Dave Dumars
Rita Evans
Martina Fuller
Bubba Gong
Nicole Gray
Herlisa Hamp
Joyce Henderson
Warren Hurd
Robinson Jean-Marie
Felket Kahsay
Naomi Kitajima
Sima Kumari
Zuberi Loudd
Chad Martin
Natalia Menendez
Steve Mitchell
Romeo Paule
William Patterson
Melanie Pla-Richard
Netta Ro
Albert Santoso
Harry Saterfield
Yoko Seki
Daphne Small
Andrea Sturzu
Jean Thomas
Fulgence Tonfack
Dee Vance-Lee
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Taiam White
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We still need to wait for services we need/use
Don't wait for services that were inactive, #183667 thanks to Daniel Drake
Make the provided code a little more readable and fix a bug when calculating provided services changing from single to default runlevel
Fix error and only let root run init commands except for status and help
Add --nocolor to more programs
Add --nocolor to more programs
Add --no-ldconfig option to env-update to match portage.
Change pwd to / for all init scripts, #181224.
Change pwd to / for all init scripts, #181224.
--nocolor works again, #181011 thanks to Daniel Drake.
Improve spelling
RC_SYS should now set XEN0 correctly
Create a function for running init.sh and init-early.sh which saves on code and removes a gcc-4.2 warning
Default eend to SUCCESS if no options given
Remove debug line
Stop using getimeofday for timeouts incase the clock changes.
/etc/conf.d/rc.$runlevel now works, #177869.
Implement FreeBSD's dlfunc function to avoid ISO warnings on dlsym - thanks to drizztbsd for find public domain code :)
Use correct function casts. Use dlfunc where available to remove ISO warnings :)
RC_INTERACTIVE now works, #178331.
Add --startas back to s-s-d, #175980, #175981.
Allow time for pidfiles to be created, #178274. Use int instead of char for getopt, #178084 thanks to drizztbsd.
Use clock MONOTONIC to timeout, not localtime, #177514
Always pass ttyname to sulogin
Don't timeout waiting for checkfs and checkroot. Do a better fix later.
SSD_NICELEVEL can now affect the nicelevel for daemons started by start-stop-daemon, #175397.
Stop blindly assuming that a blank TERM is cons25. For cons25 terms we drop one column so we don't get an extra newline.
restart/schedule stopped services when the trigger service goes inactive on a restart
/etc/init.d/foo start and stop no longer exit when service is fully started or stopped, #176452.
env-update now respects COLON_SEPARATED and SPACE_SEPARATED env.d values, #176198.
Set fonts in init-early.sh, don't stop services twice when shutting down and lock prefixed output.
Don't abort select when on signals
Don't pass $CONSOLE to sulogin and split rc_environ_fd on NULLs
We now have an alternative to buffering stdout and stderr. RC_PREFIX="yes" will put the service name as a prefix to all output made by the service. Thanks to Ciaran McCreesh for the idea.
We now buffer stdout and stderr to a file and flush that when running in parallel. RC_PARALLEL_STARTUP has been renamed to RC_PARALLEL.
error then unlink
Don't free in vfork
Style fixes
Re-work the starting and stopping of services so we always know the pid so we can kill our children without the need for process groups which we cannot use as keyboard will not work in init.
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Added the rc-abort command, #175106 thanks to Daniel Drake.
Plugins now run in a forked process for extra resliance.
Fix fstabinfo -p /
strdup -> rc_xstrdup
Use RTLD_NOW instead of RTLD_LAZY
Fix bridge some more, remove superflous warning from vewarn and error when no interface correctly
remove APPLET check so we can create .depend
start unifying help handling
fix #if handling in get_term_columns
Rationalise our colour usage a little.
env vars EINFO_GOOD and friends now override our hardcoded builtins.
More basename compliance.
Punt .depend
Ignore and clean .depend
hug getopt_long some more
add basic --help
add hidden visibility support to libeinfo as well
kill off internal relocations for librc.so
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make sure .depend gets regenerated automatically
add .depend / .PHONY support
use CPPFLAGS rather than CFLAGS where appropriate and make LDFLAGS/-rpath dynamic by only enabling when in .svn repo
revert previous commit
dont create .so links as they arent needed for runtime
use ln -sf rather than ln -s incase target exists
add a symlink for update-rc -> rc-update
s-s-d now allows --signal to be used without --stop and --oknodo. man page updated accordingly
Fix module loading, #174360. s-s-d now changes group when changing user, #174362.
Style updates
Fix getopt a little
Hug getopt_long even though it's not POSIX. start-stop-daemon has always required this and all our supported platforms have it.
Fix hotplugging of network cards
Cuddle up to LKML C style
Move carrier detection back into net.sh. Reserve a new hook numbers
Add new service hooks, remove pmake stuff from our Makefile and fix rc_services_in_state for scheduled.
Change veinfo and friends to einfov. Rationale - we may need veinfo to support va_list in the future.
int -> time_t
Fix indentation
Misc network fixes so we work on my stable server. Splash plugin removed as splashtuils-1.4 now ships with its own.
rc does not need SIGCHLD handler. Also, always return 0 in /etc/rc as non zero for default may freeze system.
Use names instead of numbers for reporting signals and trap signals in rc
Only use some gcc flags if gcc actually supports them.
LIBDIR -> LIB. When interuppted, ensure service state is restored correctly. When stopping, don't uncoldplug too early.
Move env-update back to /sbin as everything non baselayout expects it in $PATH, including our documentation
We don't use err.h
Remove this until we can make it work properly - ie not hangup when cable goes in/out
snprintf is better
strcpy is bad
Misc fixes, plugged a memory leak in runscript.c and use va_copy to avoid nasty segfaults
We now compile on OpenBSD (no idea if it works or not yet)
Superfluous CFLAGS
Rewrite the core parts in C. We now provide librc so other programs can query runlevels, services and state without using bash. We also provide libeinfo so other programs can easily use our informational functions. As such, we have dropped the requirement of using bash as the init script shell. We now use /bin/sh and have strived to make the scripts as portable as possible. Shells that work are bash and dash. busybox works provided you disable s-s-d. If you have WIPE_TMP set to yes in conf.d/bootmisc you should disable find too. zsh and ksh do not work at this time. Networking support is currently being re-vamped also as it was heavily bash array based. As such, a new config format is available like so config_eth0="18.104.22.168/24 126.96.36.199/16" or like so config_eth0="'220.127.116.11 netmask 255.255.255.0' '220.127.116.11 netmask 255.255.0.0'" We will still support the old bash array format provided that /bin/sh IS a link it bash. ChangeLog for baselayout-1 can be found in our SVN repo.
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First, I would like to introduce myself. I am a twenty-one year old poet from a country you guys probably didn't even heard of. For a few days I have read some of the topics in this forum and I finally decided to join. Therefore I send you my regards.
The post will be long, you can read it or not if you want, but please read the questions I have marked. Though I think you need to read something from the post in order to answer them.
Now, I have always been a vivid dreamer and a person with wild imagination. Have had a few lucid dreams before but never really had the will to start exploring them more. Then in the last two years lucid dreams appeared more often and I started recognizing some patters... In the last couple of months however, I have gained quite a nice lucid power. I started experiencing lucid dreams regularly. It gives me pleasure to see that a lot of techniques people on this website suggest, I managed to discover on my own. Some were new.
I will share some of my past experience and I have some questions, questions than need answers. I am an alcoholic. Though I say yes and no to alcohol with my free will, at least I hope so; I am an alcoholic since I drank quite a lot in my life and as a result I have a few alcohol withdrawal symptoms. Lets just say the day after the drinking is more than terrible, but I fight it off and drink again few days after the withdrawal and so on and so on.
Therefore, I have seen my share of the most terrible nightmares one can imagine. I have no fears!
I think sleep paralysis which started occurring recently in every 3-4 days is a consequence of the early stages of alcoholism. I control the SP, even though it catches me of guard sometimes, but in the end I always control it and then I enter the lucid dream. I will try avoiding the SP with direct entering into the lucid dreams with the help of the WILD guide I read.
Few days ago, SP hit me and the demon with the cloak started to strangle me. I controlled the SP and some kind of euphoria hit me. Then I entered the LD but I imagined demon was still besides my bed. I told him - Give me one genius song and I will give you my life.
- Just one?! - Demon replied with laughter
- Just one.
- Don't forget me. - He told me and went away with a smile.
I woke up and wrote a song about the dream. So, in a way I sold my soul.
I have been talking to the dream characters for quite a while. I am always trying to find inspiration and often I ask them to tell me some lyrics, to give me some ideas... Bastards are tough, but every once in a while something pops up.
My first question is, does any of you artists seek inspiration in the lucid dreams, do they help you? And do you have some tips for me?
A month ago I imagined a whole lucid dream about me travelling to the source of inspiration, which I imagined was a lake. I gave myself a whole quest in the dream, and was on a verge to complete it but roommate woke me up. Ah. I will try it again, even though it probably won't make any sense.
Another question, is it possible to stop time in the dreams, or just slow it down? What I mean is, if the lucid dream last for 5 min in real time can it last for 24 hours in the LD? Concept is a paradox probably but I tried to do it with false lucid awakenings. I went lucid somewhere around 6 am, my alarm woke me in 6:30 am. The dreams really felt like eternity but its just the feeling. During my false lucid awakenings I lost my lucid state and went into normal dream. It is too hard to keep track of the thoughts, when I am always changing the scenery with the desire to forget and remember the lucid state. I am not sure what I did, was pretty confusing.
A year ago when I was on a vacation I had the most terrifying dream experience. During my vacation I slept little, very little and I drank a lot. Then it caught up with me and when I fell asleep one morning I couldn't wake up. I actually counted the false awakenings and got to the number of thirty something, but there were more I am sure. Since I couldn't count them all, half of them were dreams, half lucid ones... Crazy time. Felt like true eternity, thought I was lost forever. When I finally woke up (and I did it in the same manner false awakenings happened, I didn't know I woke up. Well, part of me knew, part of me didn't. Took me like 15 minutes to realize it was reality. Hah, maybe I am still stuck in that room?
Another question, do you guys think it is possible to imagine every little thing in the lucid dream? Like every physical law to be unique, every scenery to be extra-ordinary, every picture to be surrealistic. In a way it is, but to do it with free will.
And the last question, is 360 degree view possible?
I have wrote too much, damn. Well, I wish you all the best.
Few questions and stories (not really beginners)
If you're new to lucid dreaming, browse this forum for answers to your questions, or post and ask for specific tips on getting started.
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- taniaaust1
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Re: Few questions and stories (not really beginners)
Anything is possible in a LD. Anything you can think of or dream one could say
The only thing to fear is the fear itself
- belle-lavande
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Re: Few questions and stories (not really beginners)
That's very interesting. I can't say I have any lucid dreaming experience, because I learned about it yesterday and I was already using some of the techniques for reality check and things like that. I also want to know how the time in dreams work..
I want to ask you how do you control the lucid dreams? Last night I was in one, but I couldn't change anything about it (I really tried). I was just fully conscious or at least very close and I was able to move freely and do whatever I wanted.
I want to ask you how do you control the lucid dreams? Last night I was in one, but I couldn't change anything about it (I really tried). I was just fully conscious or at least very close and I was able to move freely and do whatever I wanted.
Re: Few questions and stories (not really beginners)
belle-lavande wrote:That's very interesting. I can't say I have any lucid dreaming experience, because I learned about it yesterday and I was already using some of the techniques for reality check and things like that. I also want to know how the time in dreams work..
I want to ask you how do you control the lucid dreams? Last night I was in one, but I couldn't change anything about it (I really tried). I was just fully conscious or at least very close and I was able to move freely and do whatever I wanted.
Don't worry, it will come with practice. For me, it is hard to explain, it's like I am a whole different person in the dreams, with similar but also different memories... When you realize you are dreaming try not to think much about the scene you wish to happen, but sort of make it happen. Sure, imagine it, but project it! I tend to use my hands like a power tool for changing scenes. Or I devise some plan which will follow me through to something different. Just woke from one lucid. In it, I wanted to relive a moment from my memory. The problem was I was in 100% different scene. So I projected a balloon around me from which I was slowly escaping to the other side. And the other side was my wished scene.
Maybe use tunnels, stairs, cloths, curtains and etc. Don't rush too much, start slow. Realize that anything is possible and that the dream has little connection to the reality.
Lucid quests are something that interests me a lot. For instance, two night ago I wanted to get to the top of mountain where a certain priest would give me answers I needed. Mountain was high and there was water between us, I had to fly. I started flying and to fill my time of reaching the top, I painted buildings and sidewalks with several colors. When I reached the sea I stopped in air and tried to divide it into two big walls like Moses did in the Bible. Couldn't do it, so I projected stormy weather and then made it clear with my hands. After which I divided the water! Eventually I reached the church which was amazing btw, especially the gate, and I reached the priest. He was distracted and when I asked him to give me answers he started speaking gibberish. Damn dream characters, you never know.
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God of War III leads Greatest Hits additions
Sony adds five more titles to lineup of budget-priced catalog titles, including Heavy Rain, ModNation Racers, UFC 2010, and Uncharted 2: Game of the Year Edition.
Sony adds five more titles to lineup of budget-priced catalog titles, including Heavy Rain, ModNation Racers, UFC 2010, and Uncharted 2: Game of the Year Edition.
UFC fighters Kenny Florian and Ryan Bader head to EB Games Australia shops to meet fans.
GameSpot's Shaun McInnis and Chris Watters get a glimpse of a future without football.
Today On the Spot, we get our 3D on with interviews for 3DS titles Ridge Racer and Super Street Fighter IV 3D Edition and then imagine a world without football.
Zuffa claims use of term "ultimate fighting" on Fighters Uncaged packaging violates trademark.
We take a look back at everything that happened in the world of games in the second quarter of 2010.
Publisher's chief executive discusses MX vs. ATV Alive's DLC-powered approach, uDraw sales, and the state of the gaming industry.
Publisher pins down mixed martial arts league rights for current-, next-generation consoles, handhelds, iPhone, iPad for most of forthcoming decade.
This week, we take a look at Space Invaders, Worms, and Soviet Strike, as well as some new titles such as Phantasy Star Portable 2 and Shaun White.
MX vs. ATV Alive hits in spring; Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine due in summer; Saints Row 3 and next WWE coming in fall; and next UFC coming in early 2012.
This week, we take a look at TerRover, Legend of the Guardians, and point out a Killzone 3 multiplayer trailer.
Labor Day week sees massive wave of releases, including Kingdom Hearts: Birth by Sleep, Otomedius Excellent, and the latest Dragon Age: Origins expansion.
Mario Galaxy 2, UFC 2010, Starcraft II, and NCAA Football 11 round out top sellers; specialty retailer says it has "not seen any impact" from publishers' Online Pass schemes, increased ...
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Today On the Spot!! We kick things off with the newest wares coming to Wii Shop Channel, demo Ys: Seven and UFC 2010 Undisputed on the PSP, and much more!
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Athletes invited to participate in Lazer Run
Runners and walkers of all ages and levels of ability from the Massapequas and Amityville and all over Long Island are invited to test their training and endurance levels by being a part of the 14th annual Lazer, Aptheker, Rosella & Yedid Kings Park 15 Kilometer Run. The Run will take place on Sat., March 19, 9 a.m. at the New Discovery Elementary School on Lawrence Road in Kings Park.
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The St. James School Board met last Thursday to take care of some year end business and to approve contracts for some District employees. The current 2012-2013 fiscal year ends June 30, and the 2013-2014 fiscal year begins on July 1.
The St. James School Board met last Thursday to take care of some year end business and to approve contracts for some District employees. The current 2012-2013 fiscal year ends June 30, and the 2013-2014 fiscal year begins on July 1.
A few employees had their current contracts finalized and contracts approved for the 13-14 year.
Some employees had contracts approved for the next two years. All of these employees will receive a three percent raise next year and those with contracts for the following year will receive an additional three percent raise for that year.
Contracts were approved for the two school principals. The Northside and High School principals did not receive pay raises, but the Board did approve a bonus plan where either principal could receive bonuses if students in grades that are taking state tests improve their test scores by designated amounts. If the grades do not improve the bonuses will not be paid.
Northside Asst. Principal Mike Fugazzi did receive a raise. This is due to the fact that last year he was hired approximately two months after the start of the fiscal year. His contract for next year runs the full fiscal year.
The Board also approved a benefit adjustment for six community education employees. This was required to meet stipulations of the Affordable Care Act (Obama Care), which goes into effect Jan. 1, 2014.
The Board also approved the posting of an RFP for a study of the District's needs as it pertains to buildings, facilities and space. Superintendent Becky Cselovszki said there would be no cost in posting a RFP for this kind of study.
The Board accepted a bid to replace the rooftop air conditioning unit at Armstrong. The old unit broke down last year.
The winning bid was from Harty Co. out of Austin in the amount of $43,950. There was a lower bid of several thousand dollars, but it was for a refurbished unit compared to the new unit Harty will be installing. The AC unit that Harty proposed also had a greater cooling capacity.
There was a preliminary discussion about the School District selling the varsity baseball field to the St. James Youth Baseball Association for a nominal fee.
Much of the work of preparing the field for games, for current maintenance and repairs is already being done by the association. According to Cselovszki any sale would guarantee that the SJA Saints would always have first choice when it came to scheduling games. Any discussion or action on this issue would not occur until a later Board meeting.
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Snow White & the Seven Dwarfs
Click here if you want to see a life size version of this conceptual interpretation of Snow White, which I made a couple of years ago...
5 comments:
- Matthew Cruickshank said...
I went.... and the image nearly crashed my computer. It's big alright.
I never saw the book so I don't know how this came out print wise. It's a fantastic image.
- June 29, 2010 at 10:43 AM
- Matt J said...
Lots of fun-hi-ho! Love to see this animated as a long pan with all the little details moving. Can you do that please?
- June 29, 2010 at 12:29 PM
- gur-B said...
someday your prince will come too
- June 29, 2010 at 11:11 PM
- Matt J said...
P-P smell . . .
- July 8, 2010 at 11:51 PM
- gur-B said...
smells like late evening and Southern Comfort and coke to me
- July 12, 2010 at 6:35 PM
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This post is mostly for men.
You enter a public restroom at the airport, a hotel, or theater. There are five urinals against the wall to your right. All are vacant. The one closest to you is #1 and the one farthest away is #5. Urinal #5 is in the corner (next to the back wall) . All are vacant. Which urinal do you select?
If the select the closest one (#1), people entering and leaving the restroom will pass by you (behind you), and someone might stand next to you in urinal #2.
If you select urinal #2, people could stand next to you in urinals #1 and #3. People could also walk behind you.
If you select urinal #3, people could stand next to you in urinals #2 and #4. People could also walk behind you.
If you select urinal #4, people could stand next to you in urinals #3 and #5. People could also walk behind you.
If you select urinal #5, only one person could stand next to you (in urinal #4). The fewest number of people could pass behind you, but you would be next to a wall (to your left).
So which one do you pick (assuming they are equally clean, they all work, etc.)?
Urinals #1 and #5 are best in the sense that only one person could stand next to you. But urinal #1 is exposed to more potential traffic. And urinal #5 offers the poorest access to an escape route. But some people prefer to fight with their back against a wall to prevent a second attacker from sneaking up from behind.
Actually, in many restrooms all of the urinals are against a wall with the enclosed toilets behind them. This means that as a person stands facing a urinal, there is a door or doors behind him. Who knows who might be hiding behind a door -- an armed attacker?
What does this have to do with Karate? Everything. When he enters a public restroom, a Karate expert will always evaluate the risks, escape routes, wall placement, etc. He will check to see if there are troublemakers in the restroom.
One of our most vulnerable times is when we are standing in a public restroom using a urinal. What if a person wanted to stab us in the back? We could be looking the wrong way and our hands would be... occupied. What if the two people standing next to us were working with the attacker?
There was a scene in Terminator #1 in which Arnold Schwarzenegger's character entered a bar and was looking for clothes. Of course, he was supposed to be a robot. Using his robot eyes, he scanned the people in the bar looking for someone whose clothes would fit him. Through his eyes, we could see a computer grid superimposed over the people.
In a somewhat similar way, we must constantly scan our surroundings to be on guard for potential threats. Whether in a public restroom, a parking lot, or a line at a fast food restraurant, we must be on guard. We have to use "Karate radar," especially when using a urinal.
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Monday, November 16, 2009
Lemon Poppyseed Muffins
These were soft, fluffy and not too sweet. Last but not least they were very easy to make. I'd definitely make them again. The recipe's here.
I made mine without any lemon rind because I didn't have any organic ones lying around, but the icing with the lemon juice sure gave it enough lemon flavor. I also used almost twice as much yogurt. If the batter seems too hard, I'd add more. If the batter seems soft I'd go easy on the yogurt. Basically you can make your final adjustments on the consistency of your batter with the yogurt.
17 comments:
- Palidor said...
Looks delicious! I don't use lemon rind in my baked goods either... or even fresh lemon juice. Lemons are very expensive, so I use bottled lemon juice. Terrible, I know. :-P
- November 16, 2009 at 1:18 PM
- Anncoo said...
This is beautiful and looks delicious. Would like to make this but without the poppyseed. Because poppyseed is not allowed to sell in Singapore :(
- November 16, 2009 at 1:47 PM
- Natashya KitchenPuppies said...
I live near Palidor. Lemons can be almost a buck a piece here!
I buy them anyway, but hubs always grumbles.
Love the lemony yogurt combo - delish!
- November 16, 2009 at 1:48 PM
- Jhonny walker said...
Anyone who can puff a muffin is a great chef. No really. Mie almost always is flat :( and Lemon ...um um um..so good
BTW I make the dill potatoes. They were divine. Thank you. Did you make ay aubergine?
- November 16, 2009 at 8:11 PM
- ♥peachkins♥ said...
hmm.. it looks really good for breakfast. love the flavor combination..
- November 17, 2009 at 1:13 AM
- Elra said...
Delicious breakfast muffin, love poppyseed.
- November 17, 2009 at 3:33 AM
- Mikey said...
simple & looks yummy to eat!
- November 17, 2009 at 4:26 AM
- Dorte said...
They look so good. Here in Vienna they use poppyseed in food a lot!
- November 17, 2009 at 9:31 AM
Those are so pretty and the gorgeous picture does them justice :) ... Organic lemons ?... as in... you use only organic produce or lemons in general ? Eitherway...I love the combo...
- November 17, 2009 at 10:27 PM
- Deeba PAB said...
Pretty, very pretty. Citrus is right up my street!! Now to get some white poppyseed. We get a lour of black opoppyseed here, but rarely white! These muffins are YUM!
- November 18, 2009 at 2:54 AM
- Anncoo said...
Hi Murasaki,
To show my appreciation for your support, please pick the Award from my place.
- November 18, 2009 at 3:02 PM
- Murasaki Shikibu said...
Nat: I don't buy organic because frankly without a hefty income you'd starve to death eating organic. However, for lemon peel and very specific stuff like that - I'd like to use organic lemons. :)
- November 18, 2009 at 6:40 PM
- Lori said...
Lemon Poppy seed muffins use to be my obsession. I think I need to make them againa nd see if my kids like them. I seen waffles with the flavor combination. THose sound wonderful as well.
- November 19, 2009 at 3:46 AM
- taste traveller said...
I've heard that to get the wax off of "regular" lemons, you can put them in a bowl of hot water & then rub it off with a paper towel. I did that for my lemon-poppy seed muffins & I'm still alive (but they didn't look nearly as good)
- November 22, 2009 at 9:12 AM
- Murasaki Shikibu said...
taste traveller: I'm not fussed about the wax. It's the pesticides. I have used small amounts of lemon rind from lemons that weren't organic in some cooking and I'm alive too, lol - but wasn't keen on using too much of it when it wasn't critical. I've asked around about how the same people who eat apples with their skin on won't eat lemon skin, and though the feedback was inconclusive, it seems some fruit skins absorb more pesticides in concentrated amounts than others. Not sure about the lemon though?
- November 22, 2009 at 10:26 AM
- Murasaki Shikibu said...
Palidor & Natashya: Lemon is cheap here because it grows on Spanish soil, i.e. around 7 for 1.13 euros. What's expensive here is American junk food like Coke and Doritos.
- November 22, 2009 at 10:29 AM
- Taste of Beirut said...
yum. my son adores these muffins and i am going to make them for him
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JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (October 19, 2005) - Junior Emily Fulcher (New Bern, N.C.) scored a career-high three goals as the ETSU women's soccer team cruised to a 6-1 win over South Carolina State in non-conference soccer action Wednesday night at the Liberty Bell Soccer Complex.
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"We really wanted to build some confidence offensively and work on our determination to find the back of the net," said ETSU head coach Heather Henson, whose team will return to Atlantic Sun Conference play Sunday, Oct. 23 at home against Florida Atlantic beginning at 1 p.m. "Having multiple players score was exactly what we were looking for heading into this weekend."
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Sunday, July 13, 2008
Amti (Daal - Maharashtrian style)
I have mentioned before how Amti was one of my favourites while growing up in Mumbai. This midly flavoured lentil dish is so simple but at the same time so satisfying! And ever since I got my hands on some Goda masala, it's been wonderful to be able to make this at home and have a delightful variations to all the dals and parrupu kootus we make at home.
This time I made Chincha-goola-chi Amti (Daal with tamarind and jaggery) borrowing the Cooker's recipe.
Have you visited the Cooker's delightful blog? - simple and satisfying is what it is, just like the amti I made. I guarantee you that any recipe you would pick up would not have more than 5-8 ingredients at the most, and definitely not more than 10! I tried her cupcakes for my daughter's birthday and they were perfect in everyway.
So what better place to choose from than her blog for this month's edition of MBP (Monthly Blog Patrol) where the theme is Less is More. MBP was started by Coffee of Spice Cafe and July's MBP is being hosted by Nupur of One Hot Stove. Nupur has specified that the theme means that the recipes chosen must have only five ingredients or less.
Check here for this recipe from the Cooker which has just the minimum number of ingredients with maximum taste!. The tamarind and jaggery give a distinctive taste to this dish while goda masala leaves you wondering what the smoky flavour is....
11 comments:
- TheCooker said...
Aww, you are so generous! I'm positively overwhelmed.
So glad you liked the amti and those cupcakes.
- July 13, 2008 at 3:04 PM
- Kalai said...
Great entry!! :)
- July 13, 2008 at 4:30 PM
- Cynthia said...
I'll definitely check out the dal recipe as I recently received some Goda masala.
- July 14, 2008 at 6:07 PM
- evolvingtastes said...
Miri, it is interesting to hear from you about the maharashtrian things you like! Amti is truly comfort food.
- July 15, 2008 at 7:45 AM
- Sireesha said...
lovely Amti miri :))First time at ur blog u have nice and lovely blog.....
- July 16, 2008 at 8:30 AM
- Miri said...
Thanks kalai, Cynthia, ET and Sireesha!
- July 16, 2008 at 8:53 AM
- Vaishali said...
Love the amti, Miri. The cupcakes are also delectable-looking.
- July 17, 2008 at 11:10 AM
- Meera said...
Amti looks so perfect. Wonderful entry.
- July 18, 2008 at 5:54 AM
- Nupur said...
Hi Miri, I don't know if you mailed me this entry but since I spotted it here, I'll add it to the MBP round-up. Delicious!
- July 18, 2008 at 12:54 PM
- TBC said...
I've lived in Mumbai my entire life but have never had an amti, I think. I love recipes that don't have an ingredient list that is a mile long!
- July 18, 2008 at 1:34 PM
- Miri said...
Trust me to do something like that! sorry Nupur, will send you a mail...
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Reports of sex crimes up at colleges and universities: study
Reports of forcible sex crimes at colleges and universities increased by more than 50 percent to 2011 from 2001, a federal report released Tuesday shows.
Reports of forcible sex crimes at colleges and universities increased by over 50 percent to 2011 from 2001, even as on-campus crime has declined for every other category, according to a federal report released on Tuesday.
The Education Department report found that 3,300 sex crimes including rape and forced fondling were reported in 2011, up from 2,200 a decade earlier.
During the same time, overall on-campus crime fell by roughly 27 percent, with every other category - including burglaries, aggravated assaults and auto thefts - seeing decreases.
The report did not detail what reasons might explain the trend but administrators and student advocates at colleges and universities across the nation in recent years have been campaigning to raise awareness about sex crimes, in some cases encouraging victims to file criminal complaints rather than allowing their attackers to go unpunished.
The White House in April declared an "epidemic" of sex assaults on campus, and 55 U.S. colleges and universities are facing lawsuits that contend their policies aimed at preventing such attacks may be inadequate and a violation of Title IX, a 1972 U.S. law that prohibits gender discrimination at schools that receive federal funds.
Tuesday's report also found that crime had declined at elementary and high schools across the country over the past two decades.
The victimization rate of students aged 12- to 18-years-old was three times lower in 2012 than it had been two decades earlier, with 52 of every 1,000 students the victim of a crime, down from 181 in 1992.
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It added that roughly a quarter of middle and high school-aged students reported being bullied at school and nine percent said they had experienced cyber-bullying, in 2011. While males were more likely to be victims of violence at school, females were three times more likely to experience cyber-bullying.


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