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Kerala prawn curry
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Nutrition: per serving
- kcal294
- fat16g
- saturates8g
- carbs8g
- sugars0g
- fibre0g
- protein31g
- salt2.76g
- 2 red chillies split, cut into quarters lengthways and seeded
- 1 small red onion, chopped
- 2½ cm piece of fresh root ginger, peeled and chopped
- 1 tbsp vegetable or sunflower oil
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- 1 tsp black mustard seed
- ½ tsp fenugreek seeds
Fenugreek seedfenn-you-greek seed
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- 14 curry leaves, fresh or dried
- ½ tsp turmeric
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- ½ tsp cracked black peppercorns
- 250g jumbo prawns, leave some with their tails on if you like
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- 150ml reduced-fat coconut milk
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To serve
In a food processor, blitz the chillies, onion and ginger with 3 tbsp water into a smoothish paste – you may need to scrape it down the sides.
Heat the oil in a heavy pan or wok. When hot, toss in the mustard and fenugreek seeds, and curry leaves – they'll crackle and pop – and fry for 10 seconds. Add the onion paste, turn the heat down a tad and cook without colouring for about 5 minutes. Splash in some water if it starts to catch.
Add the turmeric and cracked peppercorns and stir the spices around for a few seconds before tipping in the prawns. Pour in the coconut milk and bring to a simmer, stirring all the time. The milk will take on a yellow colour from the turmeric. Cook for 1 minute until everything's heated through. Squeeze over some lime, sprinkle with fresh coriander and serve with rice.

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Washington (CNN) – Sen. Rand Paul of Kentucky on Tuesday waded deeper into an issue fraught with political opportunity and risks: further clarifying his ideas on immigration reform by laying out steps to eventually provide permanent legal status for the millions of illegal immigrants in the U.S.
"I think the conversation needs to start by acknowledging that we aren't going to deport 12 million illegal immigrants," Paul said.
Sen. Rand Paul appears on "The Situation Room with Wolf Blitzer" Tuesday from 5-7 p.m. ET, only on CNN.
The senator has previously made clear his position. Yet a widely-watched announcement will surely put him at odds with many of his own tea party supporters – and stoke louder claims that Paul is courting Hispanics ahead of a potential 2016 presidential run.
Paul's proposal stands firm on an oft-stated Republican stance: any immigration solution must first involve securing the nation's borders. But it is his insistence on allowing millions of immigrants who came to the U.S. illegally to remain that could hurt his standing with conservatives who criticize such a move as amnesty.
Paul delivered the Tuesday speech to the United States Hispanic Chamber of Commerce gathered for sessions in Washington. While policy watchers will study the substance of Paul's proposals, political observers are sure to seize on the audience: a consortium of business leaders and entrepreneurs which bills itself as the nation's largest Hispanic business organization.
Aware of the growing influence of Hispanics in national elections - they overwhelmingly backed President Obama's re-election - Paul began his speech with personal anecdotes of his understanding of their culture and frequent plight.
"I lived, worked, played and grew up alongside Latinos," the Kentucky senator said, recalling his Texas upbringing. "As a teenager I worked alongside immigrants mowing lawns and putting in landscaping around businesses."
"At a young age, I came to understand that it makes a difference whether you are a documented immigrant or an undocumented immigrant, that the existence was not easy for the undocumented but that opportunity in America somehow trumped even the poor living conditions and low pay."
Paul criticized his own party for what he called "harsh rhetoric over immigration" that has "obscured our respect and admiration for immigrants and their contribution to America."
"Republicans have been losing both the respect and votes of a group of people who already identify with many of our beliefs in family and faith, and conservative values," Paul said.
From there, he laid out what he likened to a common-sense immigration plan. A first and critical step: securing the nation's borders.
"It's absolutely vital for both the success of our immigration policy and for the purposes of national security that we do secure our borders," Paul said. "Not to stop most immigrants from coming – we welcome them and in fact should seek to increase legal immigration."
Paul's proposal would mandate that border and other officials certify border security steps and that Congress would vote on the veracity of those steps for several years.
With that, Paul stated, conservatives would be ready to swallow the notion of millions of illegal immigrants staying in the country.
"If you wish to work, if you wish to live and work in America, then we will find a place for you," Paul said.
His plan would provide work visas for the undocumented, with a Congressional panel determining how many visas would be given each year.
The plan would bring "these workers out of the shadows and into becoming and being taxpaying members of society," Paul said in his speech.
In a recent column for the Washington Times, Paul suggested normalizing about 2 million undocumented citizens per year.
"I would start with Dream Act kids, children brought here illegally as minors. Normalization would get them a temporary Visa but would not put them ahead of anyone already waiting to enter the country. These undocumented persons would now be documented but they would still have to wait in line like everyone else. But their path to permanent legal status would be no faster than those currently waiting in line," Paul wrote.
Many conservatives – especially tea partiers who support Paul – call such measures amnesty. In recent elections, some activists have defeated Republicans who have supported plans that would provide an eventual path to citizenship.
Should Paul decide to run for president, his stance could prove problematic. Apparently sensing backlash, Paul addressed the criticism, head on during the speech.
"Conservatives, myself included, are wary of amnesty. In fact, if you read the news already, I'm already being accused of it – and I haven't even given my speech yet," the senator said. "Amnesty is kind of who wants to make up the definition. But I'd say, what we have now is de facto amnesty."
Paul continued: "The solution doesn't have to be amnesty or deportation. Maybe there's a middle ground that we call probation where those who came illegally – who did break the law, have a period that they have to go through called a probationary period. My plan will not, though – this is where I disagree with some in the bipartisan plan – will not impose a national ID card. It will also not have mandatory e-Verify. I don't mind if there's e-Verify that's maybe related to the tax code somehow. But I don't like the idea of making every business owner a policeman."
The Kentucky Republican's remarks come as Congress and the Obama administration ready to tackle the issue of immigration reform. Shortly after his inauguration, the president made clear it is a high priority for his second term. Additionally, a bipartisan group of senators have been working on a framework for immigration reform that would include an eventual pathway to citizenship.
Rant Paul is only seeing votes. He could care less about illigal immigrants.
"If they cost us in detention facilites about $160/day, the airline tocket to Mexico City woukd be repaid in less than a week."
And yet the police state legislation and enforcement personel and their paid time and the procedural resources that would need to be employed...all necessary to "dig them all up and send them all packing" as you no doubt fantasize...would not only cost untold billions, but would threaten our way of life and our core principles as a society AND would divert so much enforcement attention and resources away from other issues that we would no doubt suffer damage to society as a result of other crimes and regulatory violations going unchecked. And this is all without considering their large contribution to the economy interms fo their spending, the taxes they pay for purchases and other forms of taxes, and the demand they help generate...all of which would suddenly be lost (the numbers don't lie). Get this through your skulls: "SEND THEM ALL HOME" IS NEVER HAPPENING. NEVER.
What do we do about all the illegal Russians in NYC who game the system for millions of dollars while completely refusing to speak english or work? At least a lot of the mexicans are willing to work.
Tea Partiers, social conservtives, anti-immigration reform, and pro-defense Republicans will quickly discover that they really do not share the same values and policies with a libertarian like Sen Rand Paul.
And the flip flopping begins...
I suspect he is trying to gain some traction for a presidential bid. I am not certain if he really cares or not. I actually happen to agree with him that we are not going to deport 12 million people. Heck, we can't afford to deport them.
Just cutoff all aid, healthcare and services to illegal alien criminals and the problem would take care of itself. If they go to an emergency room with something that is not life threatening, refuse to do anything for them and call the police......well, just refuse because the fool in the White House already gave orders that they cannot be arrested or detained.


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According to a study released Monday by Munich Health North America, a subsidiary of reinsurer Munich Re, employers are expected to increasingly do away with providing group health insurance to their employees and are expected to instead self-fund their plans.
"The trend toward self-funding stems from employers' desire to maintain a level of flexibility and control in the design and financing of their employees' health benefits," said Richard Phillips, president of Munich Health North America's Reinsurance Division.
Among the 326 industry executives surveyed, 82 percent said they have seen a growing level of interest among employers in self-funding their group health insurance plans over the past 12 months, with nearly one-third saying that interest has increased "significantly."
Nearly 70 percent of health insurance organizations plan on growing their self-funding portfolios over the next year, the survey also found.
Self-funding differs from fully insured health insurance in a number of ways. In a self-funding arrangement, an employer basically agrees to cover all claims in the health care plan.
Employees still pay premiums and deductibles, but the employer covers claims up to a certain level called an aggregate attachment point, which are based on the total number of expected claims over a year.
Though self-funded models used to be generally more popular with large employers, in the past decade, more and more small- to mid-size employers have turned to self-funding as a way to control costs. Many in the industry expect reform will spur even greater interest among employers.
"A properly designed self-funded health plan can allow a company to directly reap the benefits of their cost containment and wellness activities as opposed to having to pay a monthly premium based on an arbitrary set of rating restrictions," Phillips said. "As companies struggle with the growing cost of providing quality benefits, we expect self-funding to continue to grow in popularity."
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If you want to look at a scene from 'The Dark Knight Rises' that Marion shot with Gary Oldman in Pitsburgh before finishing her filming and going to LA a bit over a week ago watch this video on YouTube, courtesy of Nickolay. While it is shaky you still get a good look at Marion.
It's been announced today that 'Contagion' will open the Zurich Film Festival in Switzerland on September 22, 2011. Unfortunately, I will not be able to go (source: Hollywood Reporter).
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Thursday, April 04, 2013
The UNCW Association for Campus Entertainment (ACE) announces two exciting exhibits that will run from April 11-July 30. Once Upon an Opera in the Ann Flack Boseman Gallery and Sculpture on the Commons II, on display in the outdoor space directly outside of the Fisher Center
Once Upon an Opera features costumes from two UNCW musicals. Co-sponsored by the UNCW Department of Theatre and in collaboration with the UNCW Opera Outreach Program (UNCWOOP), this exhibit features the work of associate professor Mark D. Sorensen and fanciful costumes from the operas Hansel and Gretel and Cinderella, made by members of the Theatre Costume Program.
UNCWOOP provides vocal and dramatic operatic training to UNCW and high-school students, community members and young singers in culturally under-served areas. The exhibit includes sketches, formed pieces, footage from the production, and even a sneak preview from opera singer Heather Bobeck's next role. A special opening reception will take place at 5:30 p.m. on Thursday, April 11 in the gallery space, located on the second floor of the Fisher University Union.
Guests can also enjoy an artist talk with Jim Gallucci at 5:30 p.m. in the Azalea Coast Room, located next to the gallery. Gallucci is the juror for Sculpture on the Commons II, which features work from Intermediate and Advance Sculpture students and is supported in part by Art for the Masses.
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As I have already told you, I am a baseball researcher. I have just begun to follow cricket and I am trying to do some comparison between these two great sports.
In my opinion baseball hitters would have some little advantages over cricket hitters.
- Baseball bat doesn't have the flat surface. So it is much more difficult to hit the ball.
- In cricket there are no foul balls. You can hit everywhere: in front of you, behind you, on the side.
- In baseball it is easier to be out.
In my opinion, cricketers would have problem to face curve balls, breaking balls and change-ups, which are those pitches that appear to be fast ball, but they are much slower. I think that it would be less difficult for a baseball player to shift to cricket, than a cricket player to baseball.
Bowlers and pitchers cannot be compared. Although they have the same task, it would be impossible for a baseball pitcher to shift to cricket (and viceversa).
I wouldn't agree. It is true that there is the strike zone in baseball, however good pitchers can make all kinds of effect. They can pitch a 100 mph fastball. But they can also pitch a curve, which seems too high (so the hitter won't try to hit it) but then comes down. Or they can pitch a ball which seems good, but at the very last moment it breaks: the ball is much lower and the hitter hits the air! Or they can pretend to pitch a fast ball, but actually that ball is much slower, so the hitter starts to swing to early.Originally Posted by FaaipDeOiad
Of course, in baseball hitters do not have to think about bounces. However, in cricket it is much more difficult for the defense to get the outs than in baseball. And in cricket hitters collect more good hits than in baseball (and not just because games are longer).
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Will 2014 Be the Year of 10 Gigabit Ethernet?
by Jim O'Reilly – Networkcomputing.com
Adoption of 10GbE has been slow, but it's finally on its way to becoming mainstream in the datacenter. Will this be the year it surpasses 1GbE?
One of the big surprises in IT over the last few years has been the slow uptake of 10 gigabit Ethernet. With production available in 2006, we would have expected it to become industry standard by 2009. But with a recession beginning at the end of 2008, the driving force for replacement weakened considerably, and took the sails (and sales) out of the launch.
Four years later with the recession diminishing, we are starting to see signs of a turnaround, with nearly 5 million 10GbE ports shipped in the third quarter of 2013, a 40% growth year over year. Another indication that 10GE has turned a corner is that Supermicro is adding 10GE to motherboards. This can be seen as a bellwether since it reflects demand by a broad spectrum of users; putting 10GE on the motherboard is a sure sign of interest.
Given that networking is the third leg of a performance boost cycle that includes CPU/DRAM, SSD and Ethernet speed, technology is clearly available to uplift the datacenter. The billion dollar question is "Will the customer buy it?" and in what quantities. That's a function of need, and we should look at the demands on the server farm, and how they are growing.
Big data
Big data is the fastest growing segment of IT, and the servers used are data hogs. There's no question that 10GbE is the entry-level solution for them. Filling the pipe with enough data to keep up with GPUs and PCIe SSD is a challenge.
High-performance computing (HPC) falls in the same category, with InfiniBand as a spoiler in the short term, though work is afoot to make Ethernet look more like IB by adding Remote Direct Memory Access (RDMA) capability to it. Chelsio and Mellanox are pushing interesting, and competitive, alternatives.
But what of the run-of-the-mill server farm doing routine work? We have pent-up demand from a slow-down in replacement due to the recession. The question of 1 gigabit Ethernet or 10GbE is complicated by the target use case for the servers.
The old-fashioned server farm, delivering Web pages, etc., via a LAMP stack is giving way to either cloud servers or microserver boxes. In both cases, there's enough performance in the box to justify 10GbE when replacing the server. In fact, the opportunity to consolidate many older servers onto a few new servers justifies the additional price.
The future
There's also the issue of future-proofing. With a lot of network gear hitting six years of use and coming up for replacement, it makes good sense to install infrastructure that will support the next six to eight years.
While we can expect a strong crossover of new installations from 1GbE to 10GbE in 2014, there still are some sticking points. SSD has led to servers that are capable of doing a lot more work; at the same time, it's moved the bottleneck from storage to other areas in a server.
In fact, most servers with SSD will have network bottlenecks if they aren't upgraded to 10GbE. This alone would add pressure for more network bandwidth, but 10GbE NICs generally aren't cheap, priced at several hundred dollars compared with the OEM price uplift of $25 for a NIC-on-motherboard solution. The result is that generally we are waiting for new servers to roll into place.
Switch ports are also still expensive compared with gigabit Ethernet. The good news is that prices are dropping quite fast, and there is a point where the extra money will be recoverable by using fewer server units to do the work. Switch ports are currently around $125 a port for small switches (8 or 12 port), and are already below $100 for 48 port switches. They should drop to $80 or even lower in 2014, as competition heats up.
10GbE is doing fine on the inter-switch and storage side, but is already being supplanted at the top end by 40GbE, using ganged port quads. Based on 10GbE technology, this adds striping of blocks across the 4 ports and single fiber links to the mix. Performance pressure from the now-popular all-flash arrays is driving that transition, and puts some strategic planning pressure on the IT shop.


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Jen Moyer tallied two ground balls and two draw controls on Thursday at Cincinnati.
The Liberty Lady Flames saw their three-game winning streak come to an end at the hands of the Cincinnati Bearcats on Thursday afternoon, falling by a final score of 7-3.
With the loss, Liberty drops to 4-3 on the season. The Lady Flames were held to their lowest goal total of the year in the setback. Cincinnati moves a game over .500 for the year at 3-2.
Cincinnati began the scoring at the 22:49 mark of the first half, when Taylor Young found the back of the net to put the Bearcats on top, 1-0. The Bearcats upped their lead to 2-0 just over eight minutes later on Young's second goal of the contest.
In the final six minutes of the opening stanza, Cincinnati notched three more goals to take a 5-0 lead into the half.
Despite notching just one less shot than the Bearcats (9-8) and controlling four draws to the home team's one, Liberty was not able to record a goal in the opening 20 minutes of play.
Cincinnati extended its advantage to 6-0 on a goal by Kylie Ramsland 1:07 into the second half.
Sam Struss netted the first goal of the game for the Lady Flames with just under 12 minutes expired in the second stanza. The attacker fired home her seventh goal of the season to trim the Cincinnati lead to 6-1. Struss scored her second tally of the contest less than three minutes later to pull Liberty within four with 15:36 remaining in the game.
After a Bearcats' goal by Marissa Pierson extended the lead to 7-2, Liberty's Kelly Belue notched her third goal of the season off of a free-position attempt with 2:17 remaining in the contest to cut the deficit to 7-3.
Cincinnati won the ensuing draw control and held onto the ball as time expired to come away with the 7-3 victory.
For the game, the Bearcats held the slight edge in shots, 20-17, and ground balls, 17-14. Liberty controlled eight draws to the home team's three, but turned the ball over six more times than Cincinnati (19-13).
In between the pipes, Liberty's Kristen Masullo made eight saves, while Meg Gulmi recorded a dozen stops for the Bearcats.
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ESPNSoccernet: Week 14 Power Rankings
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Prost Amerika: Burch: I have no doubt we were the better team
SBNation: Major League Soccer 2012, Week 14: What We Learned
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Compare cheap flights from Cairns to Paraguay
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What to do in Paraguay
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Fly to Asuncion and explore the capital city of Paraguay. The amazing architecture of the National Congress and Catedral de Nuestra Señora de Asunción will give you plenty of photo ops in your trip. See the colonial style building of Cabildo. And be dazzled by Palacio de López as it lights up at night.
Are you a culture vulture? Then go on a museum tour of Asuncion and visit the Casa de la Independencia Museum and Museo del Barro. Enjoy a small break from the city at Nu Guasu park and the Botanical Garden and Zoo. Then catch a show and enjoy a cuppa at Manzana de la Rivera or Teatro Municipal.
Travel to Paraguay's UNESCO World Heritage Site and walk around the lovely La Santisima Trinidad de Parana and the impressive ruins of Jesus de Tavarangue in the small town of Trinidad.
Experience the beach life of the locals and head to San Bernardino. It's the liveliest resort town of Paraguay. Get closer to nature at Refugio Tati Yupi, where you can go camping, horseback riding and more. Check out the Itaipu Dam and see the world's largest hydroelectric dam. Then say hello to Paraguay's wildlife at Museo de la Tierra Guarani.
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The best time to visit Paraguay is during the peak tourist season (April to September). These months are when most festivals happen in Paraguay. Enjoy cooler weather from May to August, which is a great time for sightseeing. Don't forget that San Blas Festival, the ultimate carnival of Paraguay, happens in February.
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How to build a telegram-controlled sous vide using CraftBeerPiOS October 1, 2018Posted by GuySoft in Electronics, open source, python.
Tags: cooking, food, open source, raspberypi
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Hey all,
So I've been cooking sous vide a few months now, with a sous vide I built myself. Its connected to a RaspberryPi and can be controlled via the web or telegram.
No soldering required!
Flash a ready made image to the Pi!
Bill of materials
- Slow cooker (crockpot) with a 'high' option. You can get them second hand, they are pretty cheap. Make sure it has no digital control.
- Raspberry Pi, even version 1 should work – also an SD card and power supply for the Pi.
- Pi Plate prototype board. Make sure you get one that matches your Raspberry Pi footprint if you are re-using an old Pi.
- Solid state relay that can handle mains
- Power cables
- Data cable to connect the relay to the Pi
- Power socket and power connector for your country – get locally so it fits your country standard.
- Water resistant temperature sensor DS1820 x2 – Get a spare one so you can measure the temperature difference and make sure your sous vide is uniformly heated.
- Important – 3D printed enclosure for raspberrypi (Raspberry Pi 1) and enclosure for the relay – you are mixing water and electricity in a kitchen, don't be an idiot.
How to reuse your old Raspberry Pi as a Telegram-controlled Alarm Clock – AlarmPi August 14, 2017Posted by GuySoft in diy, Electronics, open source, programming, python, Uncategorized.
Tags: CustomPiOS, open source, Raspberry Pi, release
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Hey all,
So do you have a RaspberryPi not doing anything at home? Got that 2GB class 4 SD card that you just don't know what to do with it? Well this guide is for you! It will let you turn your Pi in to an IOT alarm clock, no code, no complicated commands, just flash, edit two text files and you are good to go. The alarm clock is controlled from Telegram, so you can set it and turn it off from your smartphone. I find that usually using my phone wakes me up. So it's useful for me. You can also edit the alarm and use any mp3 file you want.
The code is all available in github. AlarmBot is the Telegram Bot. An AlarmPi is the distro (built with CustomPiOS yet again). (more…)
SvxlinkWrapper – Wrapper for SvxLink to provide additional functionally such as QSO logging and auto-connect May 17, 2012Posted by GuySoft in Hamakor, ITU, linux, open source, programming, python.
Tags: echolink, ham radio, open source, python, svxlink
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Hey all,
A short post to announce a small piece of software I released today on github for the ham radio people.
I give you SvxlinkWrapper, this wrapper sits on top of Svxlink's stdout and stdin and processes it with python. Making it easy to add more advance features to Svxlinik. Since Svxlink is written in C++ and takes a while to compile, this wrapper really speeds up development. Furthermore, it uses straight.plugin making its simple to write more modules by extending SvxlinkwrapperModule and placing it in the modules folder.
Currently the to modules that SvxlinkWrapper has are for auto-connect to Echolink nodes on startup and another for a QSO logger for Echolink connections. There is also a module that should let you send commands over the Echolink chat, if you extend it. This lets me open and close repeater connections directly from the Echolink chat box.
Thats it for today, now that I have more free time, I hope to publish more things, 73
TEDding from the car – gPodder video Plugin for Rockbox April 7, 2011Posted by GuySoft in Crictor, diy, Electronics, ipod, ITU, linux, open source, podcast, programming, python.
Tags: car, diy, ffmpeg, gpodder, mp4, mpeg, open source, python, rockbox, TED, video
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Hey all,
After a few weeks of bouncing emails with Thomas Perl I am happy to announce that we have a working plugin for his wonderful podcast application called gPodder. With this plugin installed, any mp4 video podcast that is downloaded with gPodder is automatically converted to a format playable by rockbox MPEG player plugin. Effectively meaning seamless sync of video podcasts to any rockbox enabled device. I am specifically using the Sansa fuze player, but just changing the screen resolution at the top of the plugin should make it work with any other rockbox device, and with the right screen size. The final product for me of all this technical stuff is that I can listen to TED lectures in the car. Or using the verb was coined by my friend Uzair "TEDding" from my car.
How to Install
- First you should have gPodder installed (available also as "apt-get install gpodder" or any other distribution install equivalent).
- Second you will need these packages installed too:
apt-get install python-kaa-metadata ffmpeg python-dbus
- Now all that is left is to copy this script to
mkdir -p ~/.config/gpodder/hooks/ cp rockbox_mp4_convert.py ~/.config/gpodder/hooks/
- If your are using a different player from the Sansa Fuse, modify the first lines to your screen resolution:
make sure to include the .0 at the end.
- Thats it! Now each time video is download, for example from the TEDTalks Video Podcast it would be converted on arrival, and relinked as the file to be synced.
As usual, I would love to hear feedback from users and suggestions.
Build your own Free SMS to Twitter gateway with open source tools and cheap hardware March 27, 2011Posted by GuySoft in Crictor, diy, Electronics, Hamakor, IGF, ITU, linux, open source, programming, python.
Tags: cellphones, gammu, internet, linux, open source, python, release, sms, twitter
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Hey all,
I am releasing here set of instructions and source that will enable anyone to set up a phone number, that if you SMS it, will post your massage on to your own twitter account. This service is called "Twiter SMS Gate". The service handles multiple users, and should be easily modified to support other services like statusnet (and with a bit more code maybe even other social networks). The SMS hardware required is any cheap cellphone that can work with gammu-smsd (mine is a fake Nokia from India). Twiter SMS Gate also lets users easily register to it with their own cellphone.
I hope that people that like this idea would start hosting more SMS gates, as we create a wide network of those around the world. SMS Twitter Gate-IL , The Israeli Gate, has been running for a few weeks now and even got covered in the local media here.
The source is written in Python, which includes the phone hardware hooks, webserver, twitter client and database access.
Here is the cellphone used to run my server, just to show you how simple it is to do this, no super-expensive hardware required! (server is also my personal Linux-running PC:
- Source is available here on GitHub, along with basic instructions on how to set it up.
- Working example of an SMS Twitter Gate in Israel
- List of working gates (one at the time of writing this)
If you have any kind of difficulty setting this up, please give me feedback, so we can make it as easy as possible.
3arabi – Arabic chat to English translator December 4, 2010Posted by GuySoft in Crictor, Hamakor, ITU, open source, programming, python.
Tags: 3arabi, arabic, code, open source, programming, python
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Hi all,
As some might have noticed, Arabic speakers on the net use a form of writing called 'Arabic chat' or 3arabi, which involves using Latin characters and Hindu-Arabic numerals to write words in Arabic. I wrote a small service called 3arabi that lets you translate this Arabic chat directly to English.
Apparently there are tools to do transliteration (converting Latin letters back to Arabic), and also translation. But nothing that does them both. That is why I wrote a small script that uses Google's transliteration service and 'Google Translate'. This does the job, but is not perfect, however, it does actually help me understand some messages.
The source is also available in GitHub (its in python). If anyone contributes better code I'll merge it back to the service.
Thanks to Ira Abramov for hosting the service!
Thanks to Rajesh who wrote the transliteration API though after using it I moved to the javascript google tool with his help.
Thanks Muhammad Khatib who wrote Google Translate python API and for releasing it.
Update: Google seem to be blocking the translation service, thinking its spam, if anyone knows how to contact them and asking them to lift that ban would be appreciated.
Using CHDK to photograph blackboards in University Courses August 5, 2010Posted by GuySoft in Crictor, diy, Hamakor, ITU, linux, open source, programming, python.
Tags: chdk, diy, hacking, open source, programming, python, university
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Hi all,
During last semester I developed a set of scripts that lets me photograph pictures of the blackboards during my university courses, categorize them while I am taking them and automatically generate PDF document for each course week. Because physics equations are not the simplest things to input in to a laptop in realtime, I have developed the following method. I am writing the post because I have a feeling this tool could help people in many ways, since it did change how I study in lectures.
You can see my blackboard photographs here (and here is a simple pdf example, if you get lost in the Hebrew).
How it works in a nutshell
During the lesson I take the photographs of the blackboard with a script I wrote for CHDK. In the script you set the course and week of the semester and this is stored per-picture on the SD card.
Bumble-B and an ADC with OpenGL make an oscilloscope February 22, 2010Posted by GuySoft in Crictor, diy, Electronics, Hamakor, ITU, linux, open source, programming, python.
Tags: bumbleb, diy, Electronics, linux, open source, OpenGL, programming, python
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During my small semester break I managed to connect my Bumble-b chip to an analog-digital converter (ADC).
With this I can read voltage changes and send the information to the computer to plot live.
Here is a demonstration video:
How its all connected
Pidgin and X-chat plugins to execute a command on new messages February 14, 2010Posted by GuySoft in Crictor, Hamakor, ITU, linux, open source, programming, python.
Tags: open source, pidgin, programming, python, source code, x-chat
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A while ago, when I coded message alert plugins for pidgin and X-chat so each time I get a new message my bumble-b LED display would flash, so I thought I might release the code here for people to use.
Both plugins will execute a command of your choice when receiving a new message.
Thanks to Simo Mattila who wrote the base code for the pidgin plugin 🙂
- Source code for the pidgin plugin
- You will have to follow the README file and compile the plugin. Then place the created .so file in ~/.purple/plugins/ .
- In the plugin menu there would be a configuration window to set the command.
- Source code for the X-chat plugin
- You will have to set the command inside the python file. Then copy it to ~/.xchat2/
- The X-chat plugin also is able to return the name of the user that sent the message.
Here is a video of the X-chat plugin in action:
I hope to find more time to posts the things I am doing, but as usual, university takes up all my time. Stay tuned
Nokia N810 Running OLPC Sugar May 1, 2009Posted by GuySoft in Crictor, Hamakor, ITU, linux, Maemo, olpc, open source, python.
Tags: arm, debian, Maemo, Nokia, olpc, sugar
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Hey all,
This past week I managed to do something quite interesting. I got sugar, running on my Nokia N810, compiled for armel.
The trick that made it work was thanks to easy Debian chroot, that got me access to installing sugar without a few good hours of compilation for arm (and I did that before).
Touchscreen is cool!
The first thing that I found pretty neat was running sugar on a touchscreen device. It really felt better, since most people that I let play with my XO and flip its screen 180 degrees naturally try touching the screen, expecting it had a touchscreen. Sugar was actually quite good with it on the Nokia.


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Barrett Jackson Auction - Betting the Farm
The inside scoop on what's involved with selling a car at the Barrett-Jackson auction.
It's the automotive equivalent to the circus coming to town. Every January, sellers, buyers, and window shoppers descend upon Scottsdale, Arizona, for the Barrett-Jackson collector car auction. Why? It's the biggest event of its type around. This year, 1,163 vehicles went before the gavel and over 280,000 visitors were there to see it happen. It's a car show with a catch: You can have any car for your very own, provided you have a bidder's card, and enough cash.
The real drama of the event is on the seller's side, because Scottsdale is a "no reserve" auction. The sellers are really rolling the dice, since there's no minimum that a car can sell for. Your $50,000 ride could bring $80,000, or it could theoretically net you a dollar. The good news for sellers was that Barrett-Jackson was thick with genuine buyers, over 8,000 of them. And these weren't just wishers and dreamers; each one had to pay $500 for the chance to bid. Whether a car brings in the long green simply depends on if the car catches a buyer's attention. Actually, a ride needs to be wanted by at least two bidders for the price to ratchet up.
We decided to follow a car through the process and see what's really involved in selling a car this way. When we found out Air Ride Technologies was selling their Forza Motorsports '05 Mustang, we contacted them. We knew they wouldn't mind us peering over their shoulders for a few days. Bret Voelkel of Air Ride Technologies told PHR: "The Barrett-Jackson auction is a huge, unique marriage of money, cars, and fun. The adrenaline runs high because it is a no-reserve auction, and whatever the car brings, it brings. It's the ultimate affirmation of the level of car that you have brought. It's definitely not for the faint of heart or the easily offended!" This '05 'Stang they decided to sell was originally built as a SEMA project for the Ford Motor Company, and was used to develop Air Ride Technologies' kits. Later, it was used to compete, and win, the Forza Motorsports Showdown that aired on the Speed Channel in the spring of '07. So this wasn't your garden variety Mustang GT, it had some celebrity to it, but what would that translate into come auction time?
Transport-The Hidden CostOne cost that's often overlooked by both sellers and buyers is transportation to and from the event. Air Ride Technologies had a booth at the show, so it was easy to get the Mustang to Scottsdale. But for the average guy, this can run from a few hundred bucks to a few grand. Buyers also need to arrange to have their new purchase insured. Barrett-Jackson has thought of all these details and has insurance companies like Hagerty, and transport companies like Intercity Lines, on hand to help buyers with the entire car-buying minutia.
One big difference for the buyers is the aspect of sales tax. Yep, local and state officials are on hand to make sure they get their cut. If a buyer isn't having his car professionally moved out of state, complete with a bill of lading, he will have to pay sales tax. This means a buyer can't bring his trailer and say the car is going out of state.
The Costs of Doing BusinessBarrett-Jackson is a business, and it makes its money off fees and commissions. Nonetheless, it's not all profit. Barrett-Jackson spends quite a bit putting on the week-long event, and promoting the cars up for sale. Still, when you do the math, it's definitely a business we all wish we had thought of first. Here's a sampling of the costs involved.
Buyer's premium: 10 percentInternet/phone buyer's premium: 12 percentAbsentee bidder fee: $100Seller's commission: 8 percentBidder's card: $500Seller's entry fee: $600 to $1,500, depending on lot numberGeneral admission into show: from $15 on Monday, to $55 on Saturday. A week-long pass runs $160
The Deal of the AuctionBarrett-Jackson has a somewhat unfair reputation as a place where buyers typically overpay for cars. While this does happen, it's more of an exception rather than the rule. Many times, buyers can scoop up cars at a fraction of their build cost. Case in point is the Hemi powered Dart, lot number 1017, picked up by Yancy Johns, of Pigeon Forge, Tennessee. PHR featured this Dodge back in January of '06, and at that time the builder had roughly $250,000 into this highly modified Dart. Since then, he had refurbished the fuel-injected Hemi, and added a very nice high-end interior. A battery issue prevented the car from starting, and had to be pushed over to the auction block. We don't know if that scared away the bidders, or if other factors came into play, but Yancy ended up winning the Dart for the meager sum of $51,000. That's about 18 cents on the dollar, and less than what was in the drivetrain alone. "I didn't really expect to win when I put in my bid since it was so low," says Yancy. "Next thing I know, I was told that the car was mine, and I was figuring out how I was going to explain this to my wife." Turns out that Yancy didn't have to worry about telling his wife, since the action was broadcast on TV, resulting in a phone call from the missus. We've since heard that Yancy is out of the doghouse, and enjoying his new Mopar.


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Young Adult Program (18-30) Begins
We recognize that young people have a unique set of challenges and opportunities, energy and interests. The Ashram is a supportive environment to figure out your next steps in life.
Our one month Young Adult (18-30) Service & Study Programs are for those who are interested in experiencing life in a spiritual community, learning new skills and studying yoga. We are a multi-generational community, and you will be working and learning alongside other young people, elders, families and everyone in-between.
This is a live and work program, with a focus on the practice of Karma Yoga or selfless service. Participants are also introduced to the different forms of yoga that we practice here – including Mantra, Hatha, Dreams and Kundalini.
The Service & Study Program will give you an opportunity to experience life, work and yoga in a truly transformative way.
Cost: $600; $50 deposit (See our Cancellation Policy)
Includes shared accommodation, three meals daily, morning hatha, retreat/workshop, and evening satsang.
The actual cost for a one-month stay is $1200. The Ashram subsidizes this program through fundraising.
Cancellation Policy
Upon cancellation of a course, retreat, or other program, Yasodhara Ashram will hold your deposit for application towards your next stay.
Deposits are non-refundable.
Application required: Processing time is 1-2 weeks


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California Ride Ears
Headbands now come in two sizes! Normal and small ears, for details on sizes please check our FAQ section.
Ears are made with a light foam to make it easier for both children and adults to wear all day long without the ears becoming too heavy.
Bow colors can be seen on our Bow Options tab, there is over 30 bows colors to choose from so please make sure you choose the correct name.
This listing is for 1 pair of mouse ears, the other items featured our NOT sold in our store. Placement and character options will vary based on fabric. There is no guarantee for how the fabric placement will come out as these are done at random.
By purchasing listing you have agreed to and read our shop policies and FAQ.


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Business leadership is an indispensable element on a work team if it is to achieve its best results and the goals it has set out. Virtual teams are no exception, and in order to strengthen the team's leadership, it is first necessary to explore and find out its multiple talents to get a sense of where to start developing leadership.
This course will provide you valuable information that will allow you to:
- Identify the talent of each person on your work team.
- Detect the talents and aptitudes of each person.
- Form job descriptions aimed at specific roles and duties.
- Shape a personalized leadership development plan focused on specific talents.
Identifying the talents on a team can aid in:
- Developing identified talents and strengthening the skills of the person
- Fortifying the resources and contributions that the talent has to offer the team
- Organize the duties and roles of the team in accordance with talents
- Promote and develop business leadership out of the multiple talents
At the end of the course, you will possess practical information that you can implement in your virtual team, from a new perspective that entails developing the multiple talents of your team into business leadership, after the essential first step of evaluating talents in order to more effectively and beneficially focus them.


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Virtual Superpower Experience Increases Helpful Attitude
You're a bird! You're a plane! You're a superhero! Sort of. Because a study finds that experiencing superpowers in a virtual environment can turn you into a do-gooder in real life. The work is in the journal PloS ONE. [Robin S. Rosenberg, Shawnee L. Baughman and Jeremy N. Bailenson, Virtual Superheroes: Using Superpowers in Virtual Reality to Encourage Prosocial Behavior]
Sixty men and women flew over a virtual city, either holding their arms out and controlling their movement like Superman, or as passengers in a virtual helicopter. Afterwards, back in the real world, the experimenter knocked over a cup of pens as if by accident, and waited five seconds so the subject had a chance to help with the mess. When people had spent the simulation as superheroes, they helped clean up more quickly and picked up more pens.
Coming to the virtual rescue was not necessary for the follow-up behavior. In the simulation, some subjects merely explored the city while others saved a lost child—but both groups performed basically the same on the pen test. So, feeling like a superhero may inspire the impulse to helpfully leap in. Just don't expect to leap any buildings in a single bound.
—Sophie Bushwick
[The above text is a transcript of this podcast.]


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SANTA CLARA, Calif. – The scoring binges of Tesho Akindele and Fabian Castillo continued unabated Saturday – and as a result, so did FC Dallas' season-best unbeaten streak.
Akindele had his first professional hat trick and Castillo put up his first MLS brace as FC Dallas cruised to their third straight win in a nine-game unbeaten run, whipping the San Jose Earthquakes 5-0.
It was only Dallas' second win in 12 tries against the Quakes, who had knocked off Oscar Pareja's team twice back in May. The 6-0-3 stretch matches FC Dallas' nine-game unbeaten mark from early last season – but unlike that fast start, which fizzled out in a 4-11-8 slide that left them out of the playoffs, this streak seems more sustainable for the fact that it survived Castillo's four-game absence due to league suspension.
Unlike last season, when only Blas Perez (11) and Kenny Cooper (six) reached a half-dozen goals, FC Dallas (11-7-6) has a quartet of players at that mark already, with 10 matches remaining: Castillo has a career-best eight goals, Akindele and Michel have seven each and Perez is on six.
Castillo now has five goals and three assists in his last six games – interrupted by the suspension – and Akindele has scored six times in FC Dallas' last six matches.
It all added up to San Jose's worst-ever defeat in 519 MLS matches, dating back to the club's first incarnation in 1996.
Castillo was a constant menace for Dallas in the first half, carrying the ball into the Quakes' penalty area on multiple occasions, but it was the hosts who had the best chance early on. Following some nice build-up work from Matias Perez Garcia and Chris Wondolowski, Dallas goalkeeper Raul Fernandez did well to drop at his near post and deflect Sam Cronin's sliding attempt in the 16th minute.
Castillo earned his just rewards in the 30th minute when a deflected pass from Victor Bernardez bounced into San Jose territory. Castillo outraced Quakes defender Jason Hernandez to the ball, then shrugged off Hernandez's attempts to wrestle him down outside of the box. Three dribbles later, Castillo gently lifted a left-footed shot over San Jose goalkeeperJon Busch from 9 yards.
Akindele compounded the damage in the 43rd minute, spinning away from Bernardez and firing a left-footed shot from 20 yards that barely snuck between the legs of Hernandez and past the left arm of a diving Busch before kissing off the far post and in.
Perez Garcia, making his Buck Shaw Stadium debut, managed to draw a penalty kick deep into first-half stoppage time, going down after a tug from Victor Ulloa. But Wondolowski blazed his bid for a ninth goal of 2014 well over the crossbar.
In any case, it certainly would have only been a consolation goal for San Jose (6-9-6).
Castillo and Akindele combined to end all doubt in the 58th minute when the former dribbled past one defender, shot around another and forced a save from the on-his-heels Busch. Akindele pounced on the loose rebound.
Not even the first extended run of the season for San Jose Homegrown attacker Tommy Thompson, who entered on 72 minutes, could change the game's course; Castillo scythed once against through the San Jose defense just two minutes after that, stopping on a dime to fire right-footed to the far post past a helpless Busch.
Akindele completed the demolition in the 86th minute, hammering home the rebound from Perez's unmarked header off a Michel corner kick.
FC Dallas returns to Toyota Stadium on Friday, August 22nd for a battle against Western Conference-leading Real Salt Lake.


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They didn't top the leaderboard, but Kirstie Alley and Maksim Chmerkovskiy gave an explosive performance – literally – on "Dancing with the Stars" on Monday night.
"We didn't rehearse sexy. We rehearsed [the] foxtrot and then sexy somehow took over," Maks told Access Hollywood backstage after the show of their saucy foxtrot to "American Woman," which included pyrotechnics and lots of gyrations.
VIEW THE PHOTOS: Highlights From 'Dancing With The Stars' Season 12
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"I think we both know how to have sex and I don't know how to foxtrot," Kirstie laughed.
Plenty of hearts were sent racing on Monday after Maks ripped off his white T-shirt as their number began, and Kirstie is the woman to thank for his toned torso reveal.
VIEW THE PHOTOS: 'Dancing's' Marvelous Maksim Chmerkovskiy
"Look, I was in high school when 'American Woman' came out and the guys didn't wear shirts and they wore really, really low cut bell bottom leather pants," Kirstie said. "It was just cool and normal and so I asked him, I kept asking him and then I didn't know if he was going to do it until today."
Maks said Kirstie managed to wrap him around her little finger and commit him to dancing shirtless simply by giving up on him.
"She was just like, 'I'm not going to talk to you about this anymore. Do whatever you want to do!'" Maks recounted. "This is the worst thing you can tell me because then I'll do what you wanted… If you just say, 'I don't care!' I'll be like, 'What? [You don't] care? I want you to care. Convince me.'"
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Kirstie and Maks' dance on Monday night was uninterrupted by accidents – the first time this month — and the actress said John Travolta, who visited their rehearsals as a "dance doctor" was helpful in breaking what they considered to be a "DWTS" curse.
"It's gone. It's gone, John helped us break the curse, he brought levity back into our lives," she said. "John — thank you. I love you… He made it light again."
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The actress said her former "Look Who's Talking" co-star, John, turned out to be a fan of her ballroom partner.
"He loved Maks; He gave Maks a huge compliment and he said that he's the best thing that happened to dance since him," Kirstie said, referencing John's prowess in "Saturday Night Fever." "That's a huge compliment from John and I've never heard him actually give that particular compliment to anyone."
As for Maks, he was honored by John's kind words.
"It's actually probably the best compliment I got. Ever," he smiled. "For a dancer to be told by John Travolta himself that you're that good? Thank you, John. I don't think I'm there yet, but it's definitely given me a boost of confidence to do what it is that I do and… Thank you."
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The action-packed trailer for next summer's highly anticipated movie "The Lone Ranger" is out.
Armie Hammer, who plays the title character, debuted the clip on last night's "Tonight Show."
The first look at footage from the Gore Verbinski film features gunplay, explosions and speeding trains, not to mention a few shots of Johnny Depp as the Lone Ranger's sidekick Tonto.
"There come a time," Depp says, "when good men must wear masks."
The Disney film, which was briefly shutdown due to its skyrocketing budget and more recently made headlines for the death of a crew member on set, is slated to hit theaters on July 3, 2013.


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We are in the post-PC era, and soon billions of consumers will be carrying around Internet-connected mobile devices for up to 16 hours a day. Mobile audiences have exploded as a result.
Mobile advertising should be a bonanza, similar to online advertising a decade ago. However, it has been a bit slow off the ground, and its growth trajectory is not clear cut.
In a recent report from BI Intelligence on the mobile advertising ecosystem, we explain the complexities and fractures, and examine the central and dynamic roles played by mobile ad networks, demand side platforms, mobile ad exchanges, real-time bidding, agencies, brands, and new companies hoping to upend the traditional banner ad.
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Here's an overview of some major players in the mobile advertising ecosystem:
- Mobile ad networks: Mobile ad networks aggregate advertising inventory and match it with advertisers, much as online ad networks do. Networks soak up ad inventory, analyze its potential, and sell it by matching it to advertisers' needs. Where networks differentiate is in value-added services, such as aggregating buying power to strike better deals, or improve targeting. The largest ad networks have their own sales forces reaching out to advertisers, as well as their own campaign optimization technology.
- Demand side platforms (DSPs): These function similarly to ad networks, in the sense that they help match advertisers with inventory, but tend to work hand-in-glove with brands. DSPs are complementary to the ad network business because they more richly describe mobile audiences. But once DSPs start hiring their own staff to sell ad inventory, the complementarity could end, and DSPs would compete more head-on with ad networks.
- Mobile ad exchanges: Exchanges automate many parts of the mobile ad process, and can connect publishers with multiple ad networks. Ad exchanges are primarily supply-facing at the moment, and have relatively few interactions with mobile ad agencies (even less so with brands). Agencies are disincentivized from using exchanges because they threaten their lucrative role as the brands' media buyers.
- Mobile Ad Agencies and Mobile Marketing: One of the gripes you often hear around the mobile ad industry is that agencies don't get it. According to the U.K.'s Association of Online Publishers, 55 percent of publishers blamed "agencies' attitude" for low mobile ad revenues. That may be changing. Several people we talked to said agencies are doubling down on mobile, and competency is improving.
- Natives: Other companies are emerging that don't neatly fit the established categories. They resemble ad networks in that they connect advertisers with publishers' inventory, but they express disdain for the traditional mobile advertising model. These companies are trying to find a native approach to mobile advertising that will break through consumers' apparent disdain for mobile ads. We call them "the natives."
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NEW YORK — A deal has been reached to sell the part of Bernard Madoff's company that investigators are fairly certain was honestly run, and the company buying the operation said it is confident it isn't acquiring a den of thieves.
A court-appointed trustee overseeing the liquidation of Madoff's assets announced Friday he has reached a potential $15 million deal to sell his market-making business to the Boston firm Castor Pollux Securities.
The agreement leaves open the possibility that the operation could go to a higher bidder before the sale is finalized, trustee Irving Picard said in a statement.
The sale price is just a fraction of the $700 million that Madoff himself recently estimated the business was worth — a figure that had been laughed off as irrational by some experts.
Revenue generated by the sale will be used to reimburse Madoff's victims.
The market-making division managed by Madoff's brother and two sons was separate from the secretive investment advisory business central to the scam. At a forum last month for victims, Picard said investigators had concluded the trading operation was legitimate and should be sold to the highest bidder.
Under the terms of the deal, Castor Pollux would take over office equipment and data of the business. The firm would pay $500,000 at closing and then payments of up to $15 million in revenues from trades through 2012.
The remaining employees of the operation were fired on Friday, but Castor Pollux said in a statement that it intends to rehire some of them if the deal is finalized.
Castor Pollux President Darin Oliver said the firm had been impressed by the sophistication of the business and the professionalism of its workers.
"The operation and employees have been extensively scrutinized by numerous federal agencies," the company's statement said.
"It has cutting edge technology and many honest and very talented employees," Oliver said. "We look forward to leveraging these capabilities into a strong and vital market making business in the years to come."
The trustee has been selling off Madoff's business assets — including works of art in his midtown Manhattan office — to cover thousands of claims brought by victims of the former Nasdaq chairman's multibillion-dollar Ponzi scheme.
Madoff, 70, faces a maximum sentence of 150 years in prison after pleading guilty earlier this month to 11 charges including fraud, perjury and money laundering. He was jailed while awaiting sentencing.
During the plea, Madoff described the investment advisory business as "the vehicle of my wrongdoing." But he also insisted "the other businesses my firm engaged in, proprietary trading and market making, were legitimate, profitable and successful in all respects."
In November, Madoff notified 4,800 investors that their money had grown in value to nearly $65 billion, a sum investigators say was fictitious. Authorities have said the amount clients likely trusted Madoff was probably closer to $17 billion — money he admitted he never invested.
Madoff has told the Securities and Exchange Commission that he had between $823 million and $826 million in personal assets, but that figure relied on his business being worth $700 million.
The FBI and regulators are still trying to determine if members of Madoff's inner circle were in on the fraud. They say the investigation could drag out for months.
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NEW YORK — A deal has been reached to sell the part of Bernard Madoff's company that investigators are fairly certain was honestly run, and the company buying the operation said it is confident it isn't acquiring a den of thieves.


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In their final Halloween celebration at the White House, President Barack Obama and the first lady handed out some candy and tried out a few dance moves to Michael Jackson's "Thriller."
Students dressed as zombies danced to the horror spoof as Obama, "dressed up" as the president of the United States, and Michelle Obama looked on and tried to follow.
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The president smiled as he moved awkwardly while his wife looked more natural-- their attempts guaranteed to embarrass their daughters Sasha and Malia.
The president jokingly told some of the youngsters earlier in the East Room that on Halloween, at least, he hoped they didn't have to pay attention to the first lady about healthy eating.
"You guys all look scary, or cool, or whatever you're trying to be," Obama told the assembled trick-or-treaters. "We hope, parents, that on this day at least, you don't have to pay attention to Michelle and healthy eating."
"Candy for everybody," the first lady agreed.
"And in fact, the more candy, the later you eat the candy, the better," said the president. "Because I think that you being up all night with a sugar rush is exactly what your parents are looking for."


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Hurricane River Flowing Into Lake Gitche Gumee
Glitch Gumee is what Henry Wadsworth Longfellow called Lake Superior in his "The Song of Hiawatha". Here, the Hurricane River can be seen flowing over the beach where it has created its riverbed in the sand over the centuries. Lake Superior contains more water that all the other Great Lakes combined and, if its water was spread over North and South America it would be one-foot deep. If spread over the lower-48-states, it would be 8 feet deep. This river and beach are located in Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore in Michigan's upper peninsula, near the City of Munising. (2012)
Autumn At The Cascades
We were visiting Bond Falls on a perfect day. These cascades above the falls are almost as beautiful as the waterfall itself and must be included in any visit to Bond Falls. (2014)
Returning To The Barn
This Moulton Barn may be the most visited architectural attraction within Grand Teton National Park. It is a beautiful barn in a wonderful setting. I have placed three different images of this barn from different angles within this gallery.
For photographers: Though the sun is coming into my lens at only about a 45-degree angle, it is difficult to express the problems the glare was producing. (2015)
My Neighbor's Barn
The fog is just lifting on this barn near my home. (2007)
Road Through The Wildlife Refuge
Seney National Wildlife Refuge is located in Michigan's upper peninsula and is rarely crowded. The one-way loop road is easy to follow and can be driven in 1-10 hours, depending on your interest. On your maps, you will find it located on Rt#77, north of Blaney Park. (2012)
Two-Track Through The Woods
You will find many two-tracks like this one at Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore, so explore them. Pictured Rocks is located in Michigan's upper peninsula east of the City of Munising, on Lake Superior. (2012)
Grazing Bison
These bison were grazing a short distance off the main road through Grand Teton National Park. (2015)
The Road To The Trailhead
This is the road to the trailhead of two special hikes in Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore. There are many hikes in the Park, including a long stretch of the North Country Trail along Lake Superior. (2012)
View From My Kitchen Window
As I was getting a glass of water one morning, I glanced out the kitchen window to the woods in my back yard. The sun was coming directly at me through the light morning fog and creating a few God-rays. The overnight frost was beginning to melt and there were water droplets here and there on the tree branches. I called my wife over to share the view with her. She suggested I take this photo.
The Moulton Barn
The Moulton Barn may be the most visited architectural structure inside Grand Teton National Park. It is a beautiful building in a wonderful setting. I have included three images of this barn in this gallery. (2015)
Autumn In Bay View
Low Fog At Oxbow Bend
Shortly after sunrise some fog remained low to the river at Oxbow Bend. (2015)
Bridge Over the Big Carp River
Looking down from an observation area high above, the bottom portion of the Lake of the Clouds is seen here as the Big Carp River begins its final journey to Lake Superior in Porcupine Mountains Wilderness State Park near Ontonagon, Michigan, in Michigan's upper peninsula. The bridge crossing the river in the center of the picture is part of one of the park's trails. This park receives many fewer visitors than many State Parks because of its remoteness. (2014)
Roadside Fence
There are several beautiful roadside fences that serve as a foreground to the mountains in Grand Teton National Park. (2015)
The Pines On My Walk
Part of my neighborhood . . . (2012)
The Fence Around The Church
Porcupine Mountains Wilderness State Park
These visitors to Porcupine Mountains Wilderness State Park near Ontonagon, Michigan, are enjoying one of the overlooks at the Lake Of The Clouds area. The many hiking trails and waterfalls in this park make it one of our favorite spots to visit. The park is located in Michigan's upper peninsula and, because of its remoteness, is never overrun by visitors. (2014)
Early Morning At Oxbow Bend
The sun has just risen high enough to light up the trees on the river's bank. (2015)
Island Of Birch Trees
There is a pond in Wolverine, Michigan, called Walden Pond. This island of birch trees sits in the center of the pond. (2016)
Meadow In The Tetons
The Halloween House
This house has always appeared to be the perfect house to host a Halloween party. I have given it the dreamy feel of Halloween approaching. (2015)
Geese Over Oxbow Bend
The geese just happened to fly into the scene as I took this photograph. (2015)
Ski Slope In the Autumn
We were sitting at an outdoor table at a Utah ski resort during Octoberfest when I could not help but notice the slope's brilliant color. (2011)
Fencing Off The Beauty
The haze and cloudy skies cannot shield the beauty from view here. (2015)
November Sunset On Crooked River
The late afternoon sun at my back brought out the brown and rusty colors of November along a local river and its boathouses. The reflections on the water were the icing on the cake. This photo was taken a bit later in the day that the previous one in this photostream (but two years earlier). (2015)
River In Wyoming
Black Bear Golf Course, 14th Green
Golf courses, while man-made and maintained, make use of beautiful natural terrain and become some of the most gorgeous landscapes to which we all have access. Golf course photography is best done in early morning or late afternoon but I always find myself there during midday. In the autumn season this still lends itself to a few good shadows. This image was taken looking back across the green and up the fairway at the 14th hole at Black Bear Golf Course in Vanderbilt, Michigan. (2013)
Autumn At Horseshoe Falls
Located near Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore in Munising, Michigan, Horseshoe Falls is on private property and admission is charged. My first few visits to Pictured Rocks I skipped this falls, refusing to pay admission . . . but once I viewed the falls, I decided I would visit it on each trip to the area. It is just one of the many waterfalls in Michigan's upper peninsula. The setting is quite dark in summer and fall due to a heavy canopy of trees all around. Blending exposures is all guess work. This image was taken in the autumn season. I now feel Horseshoe Falls is worth the small admission fee. (2012)
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text: Broccoli & Cheddar Twice Baked PotatoesBy Kelly Miller • February1,2012 • Updated April 10, 2018 • 7 Comments5372 Pin It I have made these potatoes several times for dinner. Yes they're that filling! Of course it's usually a night when Paul is at work and it's just me, Silas, and Wesley (but he is currently working on his 5th tooth so we won't count him :). I LOVE that while they have an added step than other meals I usually make, they're PERFECT for the freezer. Wrap the extras up individually and you have a gourmet looking side dish when company comes over! Broccoli & Cheese Twice Baked Potatoes Once A Month Mom 4 medium potatoes (I used 5, mine were on the small side) 1 cup steamed broccoli 2 cups shredded cheddar cheese, divided 1/2 cup sour cream 1/2 cup ranch dressing 1/2 teaspoon garlic powder Wash potatoes and poke tops with a fork. Place directly on oven rack and bake at 400 for about an hour (depending on how big your potatoes are). I've also made these with microwaved baked potatoes, just put two in the microwave at a time. Remove potatoes from oven and allow to cool about 10 minutes. Cut potatoes in half and scoop out insides leaving about 1/4 inch of potato attached to the skin. To the scooped potatoes, add broccoli, 4 cups shredded cheese, sour cream, ranch dressing, and garlic powder. Spoon filling back into potato skins. Top potatoes with remaining shredded cheese. Place bake into oven and bake 15 minutes. Delicious!! Linking up to: Wow Me Wednesday, Show and Tell, Cast Party Wednesday, Women Living Well, This Chick Cooks, Things I've Done Thursday, Timeout Thursday, Delightfully Inspiring Thursday, Full Plate Thursday, Frugal Food Thursday, Strut Yourself Thursday, Hookin Up With Hoh, Thrifty Thursday, What's Cooking Thursday, It's a Keeper Thursday, Tastetastic Thursday. 5372


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Pest Records Online Comp Vol. 10 for Free Download
Last month Pest records posted a free online compilation, Pest Records Online Compilation Vol. 10. We missed reporting it at the time, but it's free music just the same - more than 100 minutes of extreme metal from all over the world. You can download the RAR-compressed compilation (135MB) here or here.
Here's the tracklisting for the Pest Records Online Compilation Vol. 10:
1. Bane (Serbia) - "In A Dying World"
2. Bribe (Italy) - "Victim's Prostate"
3. Burning Flesh (Gex-Geneva/France) - "Pandemic Plague"
4. Caesarum (France) - "Taste Our Freedom"
5. Diktatur (Euskadi/France) - "Revanche"
6. Disdained (Serbia) - "Ignoring The Bliss"
7. Exterminio (Argentina) - "Mangled and Disembodied"
8. Morbus (Venezuela) - "Placeres Fecales"
9. Mordant (Sweden) - "Fall of Holiness"
10. Mordeth (Brasil) - "From Apes to Warlords"
11. Nerocapra (Italy) - "Philo"
12. Nervous Impulse (Canada) - "Rockstar Faggotry"
13. Nyarlathotep (Spain) - "Hekait et Er_Diriiksta"
14. Pagan Requiem (USA) - "Cross the Gate"
15. Perverse Molestation (Philippines) - "Plasma Cumshot"
16. Prayer Of The Dying (Malta) - "Memento of Decay"
17. Riotor (Canada) - "Riotor"
18. Sadistic Gore (Brazil) - "Deflowered by the Priest"
19. Sanguinus (USA) - "Not Even Your Shadow Will Be Remembered"
20. Shredding Consequences (Mexico) - "Worlderness"
21. Skineater (Sweden/USA) - "Dismantling"
22. Svart Vold (Italy) - "Fired Mark"
23. Terminal War (France) - "Aeon Crush"
24. Tornado (Greece) - "Human Race"


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The Caps were 6-14-1 on November 23rd, when Bruce Boudreau stood behind an NHL bench for the first time in a 4-3 overtime win over the Philadelphia Flyers at
The win gives the Caps a 20-10-4 record under Boudreau, a fact that was almost unthinkable back in November. And they jumped Carolina and Atlanta in the standings to take a one-point lead.
The Caps played several games tonight…there was "Checking Game," which comprised most of the first two periods, the only interruptions being a sweet feed from Mike Green to a streaking Brooks Laich, who finished the play by roofing a backhand past goalie Martin Biron, and a similarly nice feed from Daniel Briere – parked behind the Caps net – to Mike Knuble who banged the puck in at the far post past goalie Olaf Kolzig. Other than that, it was a largely close-to-the-vest effort by both teams.
Then, the Caps had their "Breakout Game" in the first part of the third period…in less than five minutes, Matt Bradley, Viktor Kozlov, and Alex Ovechkin netted goals to put the Flyers on their heels, If the game was in DC, folks would be starting to think about what sauce to have with their wings.
Then, the Caps decided that they'd take a walk on the adversity side of the street, only to find that it is better to be lucky than right. Simon Gagne skated in on Kolzig and fired the puck into Kolzig's pads. Scott Hartnell, following up the play, pushed the puck, Kolzig, and maybe even Kate Smith into the net. From where I sat (in front of my TV), it sure looked like a goal – from two different angles it was clear that the puck was over the goal line. But "after further review," someone decided that the whistle had blown due to a loss of sight of the puck.
No goal.
But the Flyers kept up the pressure, and the Caps apparently weren't satisfied with making things easier on themselves…Sami Kapanen converted an odd bounce off the side of the Caps' net into a shot that eluded Kolzig and cut the lead to two. Then, with less than a minute left, Randy Jones jumped into a space at the top of the crease as the Caps' defensemen moved to cover other players and potted a goal to make things a lot more interesting than Caps fans cared to endure.
But then "Bottle Up Game" played out as the Caps didn't allow
Although Flyer fans will mutter – well, actually they'll wail…Flyer fans don't do "mutter" – that the Hartnell goal was robbed from its rightful place on the scoreboard, the Flyers benefited from some quite generous interpretations of the rules, resulting in five power plays. And, give that club enough opportunities, they'll convert. The Flyers were two-for-five on the advantage for the evening.
Tonight was "cream cheese" night for the Caps…they spread it around. Four different players had the four goals, nine players had points (only Mike Green had two – a pair of assists), 15 players recorded shots on goal, and 11 players were on the plus side of the ledger.
Philly wan't a lot different – three different players had the three goals, eight players had points, 13 players had shots on goal.
Individually, both teams had some noteworthy efforts -- good and bad -- that don't immediately leap off the score sheet…
- Tom Poti played in bad luck…he was on the ice for all three Flyer goals, but it would be hard to say he was the breakdown in any of them (although it was he who Kapanen snuck behind to get into position to score).
- It was Poti who hustled to keep the puck in the offensive zone that permitted Tomas Fleischmann to drop the puck for Kozlov and his goal.
- Although the Caps spread things around offensively, Derian Hatcher and Braydon Coburn took it in the ear with a -3, apiece, for the Flyers. Neither could do anything to prevent Ovechkin from collecting his own rebound and sweeping it under Biron for his 46th of the year and his second straight game-winner (and eighth of the year – tops in the league).
- An odd stat for the Flyers…11 different players registered hits. But they had a total of only 15. And the duo of Hatcher and Coburn had one between them. Somewhere, Moose Dupont is rolling his eyes.
The climb back to the top of the division is finished, but now the chore is to stay there and put some space between themselves and the rest of the division. The Caps have 27 games left; 13 of them are against Southeast teams. And the Southeast campaign starts on Friday against
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text: NFL Great Deacon Jones Helps Raise $300,000 for Women's Services at St. Joseph Hospital in Orange Apr 26, 2012 Contributor: Chief Operating Officer of St. Joseph Hospital Jeremy Zoch and Vice President of Operations Tom Hill enjoying some time on the green More than 280 golfers gathered at the Coto De Caza Golf & Racquet Club on Monday, April 23, to support St. Joseph Hospital of Orange for their 27th Annual Golf Tournament, which raised nearly $300,000 for the hospital. Former Los Angeles Rams' defensive end and NFL Hall of Famer Deacon Jones, whose life was touched by the talented physicians and nurses at St. Joseph Hospital through multiple life-saving procedures, also spoke at the tournament to show his support of the hospital. Tournament proceeds will benefit St. Joseph Hospital Women's Services. The hospital is currently initiating development of the region's newest, comprehensive mother and baby unit that will include 60 new, private rooms and a state-of-the-art newborn transitional care unit. In addition, the hospital will soon open its Center for Breast Imaging and Diagnosis, which will provide a full continuum of sophisticated breast services to patients in a comforting setting. St. Joseph Hospital's Dr. Lawrence Santora and his wife, Rina, with NFL Hall of Famer Deacon Jones and his wife, Elizabeth at the post tournament banquet. "St. Joseph Hospital thanks all of the golfers who helped us raise funds for our Women's Services Initiative at St. Joseph Hospital that will contribute to the development of our new mother and baby unit, as well as to the opening of our Center for Breast Imaging and Diagnosis," said Anita York, MD, obstetrics and gynecologist at St. Joseph Hospital and chair of the St. Joseph Hospital Golf Tournament. "These two new programs will allow us to continue to fulfill our mission of improving the health and quality of life of the people in our community by providing the most premium women's services available in Orange County. Our highly skilled physicians and nursing staff are excited to offer these new programs, which were made possible through these generous donations." For more information on the St. Joseph Hospital Foundation, please visit http://www.sjo.org/For-Community/Ways-to-Give.aspx. About St. Joseph Hospital Golf Tournament Chair Dr. Anita York with her husband, Jerry Fisher and St. Joseph Hospital Foundation Board Member Charlene Immell with her husband, Board of Trustees member Mike Immell, after a great day of golf. Founded in 1929, St. Joseph Hospital in Orange, California, is a nationally recognized, 525-bed, not-for-profit Catholic hospital dedicated to extending the healing ministry of the Sisters of St. Joseph of Orange. Fully accredited by The Joint Commission and designated as a Magnet hospital for nursing excellence, St. Joseph Hospital's reputation for clinical excellence and compassionate, family-centered care draws patients from all over the United States. This is one reason why St. Joseph Hospital was named one of the top 10 hospitals in the Los Angeles/Orange County area by U.S. News & World Report. With a highly recognized 1,000-member medical staff and more than 3,800 support staff, St. Joseph Hospital is home to more than 75 specialty programs, including The Center for Cancer Prevention and Treatment, the Heart and Vascular Center and a nationally acclaimed Orthopedics program that has been ranked among the top 50 in the nation by U.S. News & World Report. Equally important is St. Joseph Hospital's dedication to caring for the medically underserved through health education programs, a free-standing medical and dental clinic, and mobile health vans. St. Joseph Hospital depends on philanthropic support from the community to carry out its mission. These efforts are coordinated through the St. Joseph Hospital Foundation.


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Concentric alignment of cylinder components
Hydraulic cylinders and all their components are designed to minimize radial movements at load or pressure changes. It is also important that the piston and rod remain in a concentric position during the entire stroke to maintain seal effectiveness, especially at low temperatures, and to minimize the buckling loads on the piston rod. This in turn depends on the combined tolerances of the cylinder bore, the rod, the radial thickness of the guide rings or strips, and the housing diameters.