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Showcase your most special memories with this digital photo frame. It uses an LED-backlit LCD screen with an 800 x 600 screen resolution for crisp and lively images.
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I was looking for an inexpensive digital frame to view about 500 pictures stored on a USB drive I scanned from old slides for my father for Christmas. Since I waited 'til the last minute, this was the only one I could find and figured that for the extra cost, the added features may be worth it. After many hours of trying to figure this thing out (menus are difficult and the manual is sketchy), here are my issues with it: Organization of photos into albums is worthless since selected pix on the USB get copied to internal memory to include them in an album. Since there is less than 120MB available for internal memory, you can only put about 50 total pix into the 10 or more total albums available making this feature useless (unless you have 5 or fewer pix per album). So then I figured I'd let it display all pictures in random order (USB pix only), but found out that it kept repeating the same pictures (about 50) over and over. Again - useless feature. I was well within the specified memory limitation of the USB port, but was never able to figure out how to view all of the pictures on the USB drive. This is going back for a refund. The screen is nice and this could be a great product with a little more development of the features they attempted to deliver, but failed horribly.
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I used to buy the Pandigital 8" digital frames each year from BB&B, but they were not available this year. While this frame is very similar (at a similar price), it has very little memory and fewer features. It says 123MB (which is already half of the Pandigital version), but actually there's only 75MB of internal memory free for photos. Also, unlike the Pandigital, I could not delete the pre-loaded photos to clear more space, nor does it have the feature to add a greeting. I am not able to load enough photos to make this worthwhile for family gifts, and at this price, it would be dumb to have to buy additional memory, so I will return.
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There are two methods to install the fglrx driver. RPMFusion.org provides an RPM repository that fits in with yum for simple installation and updating. AMD provides a script installer that can generate Fedora RPMs or install the driver directly.
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- This method will give you automatic updates when they become available from AMD.
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- Visit RPMFusion.org and install the RPM.
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- Restart your computer for changes to take effect.
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The fglrx driver has a small kernel module that is required for hardware 3D and OpenGL acceleration.
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Over the course of more than 150 years, more than 12,000 bodies have been laid to rest in one of the most prolific cemeteries in the Southern Tier. Among the dead buried there are the founding fathers, former lawmakers, local heroes, and lives taken too soon. In the latest edition of Your Hometown, YNN's Chris Whalen takes us inside the history of Spring Forest Cemetery.
BINGHAMTON, N.Y. -- Wrought iron gates welcome visitors entering Spring Forest Cemetery in Binghamton. Inside, beautifully crafted headstones, monuments, and mausoleums dot the grounds. Some of them date back hundreds of years, whereas others provide a more recent memory of loved ones who have passed on.
"These are people from a different time period and a different lifestyle, and yet there's modern burials too, so it spans the whole span of history of a community. There's probably a few smaller cemeteries in Broome County that might be a little older, but Spring Forest by far would probably rank right up at the top of the older and more prominent cemeteries in the region," said Gerry Smith, Broome County Historian.
In Binghamton, the area bordered by present-day Mygatt and Prospect Streets was chosen as a new place to inter some of the area's faithfully departed.
"There was an earlier cemetery in the city of Binghamton that was near Eldridge Street that was basically running out of room, and the association that was created, they wanted to create a major cemetery built like a park, a park-like atmosphere. Trout Creek running through, benches for people to sit and enjoy their lunch, lots of tree plantings and different types of floral treatments," noted Smith.
And so Spring Forest Cemetery was created. Although the graveyard wasn't built until the 1850s, it is the eternal home of some who died prior to its construction.
"Some of those were buried in Christ Church cemetery. Christ Church, the oldest Episcopal church in the city of Binghamton had its own cemetery," said Smith. "When this was built, a lot of these people were dug up, the cemetery was closed in the early 1900s, and a lot of those people were removed and brought over here."
The oldest headstone belongs to Joshua Whitney Sr., the man who was chosen to be the land agent for William Bingham for whom Binghamton is named. However, before he could begin his work laying out the plans for the new city, he died of yellow fever.
Whitney's son, Joshua Jr. then took over that job and later had his father's remains moved back home. Around the 1793 headstone are the graves of Joshua Jr. and the rest of the Whitney family.
Other notable Binghamtonians interred at Spring Forest include Daniel Dickinson, the city's first and only resident elected to the United States Senate; businessman and former mayor of Binghamton Sherman Phelps; Isaac Perry, an architect who designed the New York State Inebriate Asylum and others whose names are unknown but memories not forgotten.
"When Interstate 81 was being constructed through the north part of the City of Binghamton and on up through, it went through the old cemetery of the Broome County Poor House. They knew that there were approximately 600 people buried in the cemetery, no real headstones, a couple of markers with numbers. They disinterred 180-plus bodies and reinterred all the remains they found here in Spring Forest Cemetery," Smith explained.
One of the most unique sites at Spring Forest remembers 18 victims from the deadliest tragedy in the city's history. On July 22, 1913, fire ripped through the Binghamton Clothing Factory on Wall Street. In the fire, 32 workers lost their lives, and 18 were burned beyond recognition. They were all laid to rest in a knoll in the middle of the cemetery.
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Yes, I am very bias against Sporting but that's at the club level. When it comes to the Seleccao there's no bias.
I too think that Carrico should go, it's just that people are calling for him to start. The experience gained by these players would be tremendous.
For people to say Nelson should have started more, they just weren't watching the matches. Benfica played most of the season with one striker and that was Cardozo. Rodrigo also started hot so he got the nod. It would have been great if Nelson started but we were winning.
By the way, I agree with you that both Eduardo and Nelson get nods due to previous showings and not this season.
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Debuting the Next Generation of Asian Pacific American Fashion Designers
SAN FRANCISCO, CA - Kearny Street Workshop announced its fourth annual fashion show fundraiser, KSW Runway, scheduled for September 8, 2012 at the Oakland Asian Cultural Center.
KSW Runway returns to give Bay Area fashion mavens a peek at the best of emerging Asian Pacific American fashion designers. Be among the first to view exceptional collections by up-and-coming APA designers, purchase garments hot off the runway during the live auction, and celebrate the strong influence of Asian Pacific Americans in the fashion industry.
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KSW Runway has been a tremendous opportunity for emerging APA designers to showcase their work and to market their brands. In the past the fashion show has showcased eco-couturier Linda Wong (The Battalion) as well as breakthrough designers like Alice Wu (Feral Childe), Heather Guevarra (Gingerbread Clothing), Loretta K Nguyen (fiftyseven-thirtythree), Matty Merrill and Sep Kamvar (Distilled). This year's show will continue to introduce fashion-forward collections from the next generation of designers.
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Friday, 10/08/1999
Nassau Coliseum, Uniondale, NY
Set 1: Piper, BagAC/DC Bag, SuzySuzy Greenberg, Meat, Meatstick, AntelopeRun Like an Antelope
Set 2: Halley'sHalley's Comet > Tweezer[1], Bug, Fee, HoodHarry Hood, We're Not Gonna Take It[2] > CDTChalk Dust Torture
Encore: CoilThe Squirming Coil[3], TweepriseTweezer Reprise
[1] Brief Sand tease.
[2] Phish debut; Tom Marshall on vocals.
[3] Outro included a Bug tease from Mike.
Performers: Trey Anastasio, Page McConnell, Jon Fishman, Mike Gordon, Tom Marshall (Guest)
Notes: Sofi Dillof joined the band for the Meatstick Dance. We're Not Gonna Take It made its Phish debut with Tom Marshall singing and performing various stage antics. Tweezer included a brief Sand tease. The Coil outro included a Bug tease from Mike.
This show was part of the "1999 Fall Tour."
It was absolutely magical to see these two friends and collaborators rocking out these particular song lyrics. Again, Tom sang with his arm around Trey, and Trey ROCKED IT!!! The magic is in the lyrics which go:
Right behind you,
I see the millions.
On you,
I see the glory.
From you,
I get opinions.
From you,
I get the story.
Listening to you,
I get the music.
Gazing at you,
I get the heat.
Following you,
I climb the mountains.
I get excitement at your feet.
Right behind you,
I see the millions.
On you,
I see the glory.
From you,
I get opinions.
From you,
I get the story.
Again, this had to be a monumental moment in the lives of these friends. Just knowing their relationship, I knew I was watching something incredible. One of my many many magical times which kept me coming back to more and more shows. Love it. Thanks for taking time to read this memory of mine.
the highlight is the halley's>Tweezer. this halley's (featured during the 05/05/13 MJM) is an absolute RAGER. Just a massive wall of sound, getting completely away from the halley's structure into a fall 99 powerjam. high-powered but not necessarily memorable for anything other than the crazy energy. The tweezer that follows is similar - a notch above average but nothing to write home about. It has a rockin' build and then a mellow space outro. Bug>Fee is about as meaty as meat>meatstick. When hood came around it made the set feel as short as the first set. Some goofball antics and then typical closing show-closing action sent us to albany with high hopes.
some good moment in this show, but overall pretty uneven and left me wanting more.
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Yeah, it is kind of confusing that he names all of his books the same thing. The one you linked is the one I was referring to - I don't have a copy of Chocolates and Confections @ Home or Chocolates and Confections, just Formula, Theory & Technique. I presume the others are good but the professional book is where it's at.
OK, last candy post for a few weeks. One last holiday item for the Thanksgiving trip: peanut brittle. It's delicious. It ended up thicker than the thin store-bought stuff since I didn't have a larger pan, but it's not too rigid so it still breaks easily and is delicious in the mouth. Will be slightly more careful about vigorous mixing of the baking soda less time to hopefully get less bubbles, but hey.
Shiny! :D I improvised some sort of cranberry-orange galette thing tonight that I'll bake for tomorrow. Here's hoping the pate brisee cooperates. >.>
Cranberry-orange sauce, sun-dried tomato dip, and red pepper-cheddar dip. Here's hoping someone eats them. :)
Oven-roasted herbed turkey tenderloin, cornbread-sage-sausage stuffing with roasted garlic, and sweet potato fries with a cranberry-ginger dipping sauce. Thanksgiving ACCOMPLISHED!
Finally got the turkey on the smoker. Unfortunately, neither of my remote thermometers are working so I'll be going old-school and using a digital one :)
No pictures, but apart from a jammy mess in the bottom of the oven, dessert seems to be a success. I hope. :) Also, typed up the recipe for my sister and noticed in last night's portion: "Put fruit and pastry in fridge to chill overnight. If fridge smells like salami, remove salami before chilling fruit." If I ever start writing a cookbook, someone slap a restraining order on me, please.
So my pearl onion experiment turned into broccoli and pearl onions in a cheese sauce casserole that looks acceptable.
Thanksgiving was a great success. Highlights: - smoked maple glazed ham - smoked herb crusted turkey - candied bacon - tres leches cake - pumpkin roulade. Overall we exceeded last year's great success and raised the bar for next year. Next: Christmas.
OK now that I'm at a PC and not on my iPhone, here is the full menu: Appetizers: - Herbed and spiced bar nuts - Hush puppies - Flatbread w/ hummus - Candied bacon Entrees: - 22lb Herb crusted roasted turkey - 9lb herb crusted smoked turkey breast - 9lb maple glazed smoked ham Sides - Stuffing - Sausage stuffing - Garlic mashed potatoes - Horseradish mashed potatoes - Sweet bourbon mash - Sweet potato casserole - Green bean casserole - Creamed spinach - Mac & Cheese - Salad - Various vegetarian stuff a few people brought Desserts - Pumpkin Roulade - Tres Leches Cake - Apple Pie - Pumpkin Pie - Lemon Fromage - Cheesecake Overall we had a ridiculous amount of food, ate like kings, drank like fish. Yesterday I spent about five hours baking, my cousin spent about five hours doing prep cooking. Today we were cooking for about eight hours before dinner went on. Overall it was a great success. We're going to adjust the menu a bit next time (half the mac and cheese, half the potatoes and then add some dishes), but overall this was our best Thanksgiving yet!
Thanksgiving seems to be the experimental try-outs for what we're going to cook for Christmas. This year I tried puffed butternut squash. Steamed squash, throw it in the food processor with 2 tbsp. butter, 1/8 of a cup of brown sugar (adjust as necessary for the size of the squash, but this was a small one for the two of us), some salt, pepper, and two eggs. Blend. Take the mixture, put it in an oven-safe bowl, sprinkle some brown sugar over the top, and bake for about 20 minutes. It puffs up a little because of the eggs and has a nicer texture than just plain mashed squash.
Jeff, sounds delicious ! So far I have only been a traditional thanksgiving dinner twice in my life (sadly not this year). So, since all of you guys made me hungry I just went out and bought a turkey. There will be guests on Wednesday. No, it is only a meager 16 lbs.
We had 23 people. Naturally we had an immense amount of leftovers, but that's almost the point: send everyone home with a platter for the next day!
My peanut butter pie turned out great, particularly since I had immediately frozen it. I took it out before we headed to our destination, and by the time dinner was over, it was perfectly thawed and delicious. Now, I have to think/plan for Christmas, which I am cooking. I know the main protein will be Ham, so I'll be making cornbread stuffing, and I was thinking maybe scalloped potatoes instead of mashed, since no gravy. I'll have to ponder the rest!
I made Tuxedo Pie for dessert yesterday and of course it's for breakfast today too. It's super easy and looks really cool with the layers. Basically people will think you did a lot more work than you did: 1 jello chocolate pudding mix 1 jello vanilla pudding mix (I like french vanilla) 3 tubs of cool whip 2 graham cracker crusts 2 cups of milk Makes 2 pies! Mix 1 cup of milk with each of the pudding mixes in separate bowls and use a whisk to mix em up for like 2 minutes. Add 1 tub of cool whip to each bowl and mix together--this takes longer than you'd think. Basically it makes the chocolate one a really light, chocolate mousse color and the vanilla a much lighter yellow. Put half the chocolate mix into each of the graham cracker crusts and spread evenly, then put half the vanilla mix on top of each of those and spread evenly. Then take your final tub of cool whip and put half on each pie, spreading around for the final layer. Put in the fridge for a couple of hours so it sets up--I usually leave it over night. If you're feeling super savvy, you can garnish with chocolate dipped cookies but I never go that far. Here's what it looks like:
So I had a thought ... Instead of peanut butter in the peanut butter pie ..... almond or cashew butter ..... O.o
Tonight I used this method to cook a couple of NY strips, and they were as good as any steaks I've ever had. Wow. This might be my new favorite method for cooking steaks. Just a little salt and pepper (and some garlic powder on mine). I then got in the mood to make a pecan pie, since I missed out on doing it at my folks' house for T'giving. It's cooling now. I just use the recipe on the Karo bottle.
I've done that before, specifically with an oil that was supposed to have a really high smoke point. Filled my kitchen and much of my house with a thin haze of smoke anyway. Did you manage to avoid that?
That's how I've been doing all my steaks ever since watching that episode of Good Eats. Never had a problem with smoke. Of course I also have good ventilation right above my stove (well, everyone has here). He does go into some detail on picking the right oil.
So I made this for my Thanksgiving meal and it was fantastic. I had it with rice instead of spuds - and your suggestion of adding the mushrooms was a really good one. Leftovers for like 4 or 5 days!
Holiday Baking Extravaganza: Part 1 is in the books! Red Velvet Cookies and Cranberry Crispies for my dad and in-laws, respectively are now chilling out in the freezer.
So I had a false alert last week that I would need to bring a mince pie to Thanksgiving. (The mince pie was supplied by someone else.) This means I am left with mince pie filling (jarred) and a pie crust (Pillsbury refrigerated). Now, I don't actually like mince pie. It has too high of a mince-to-pastry ratio for my taste -- mince is a bit strong flavored for me to want a whole mouthful. I'm thinking of using those ingredients to make something else. Would they be good for, say, rugelah (sp?) or strudel?
Mince filling is great for rugelach. I've often used it with my go-to cooking "cheat mode" of Pillsbury cinnamon rolls, unrolled and spread with the filling, then folded and baked.
I always thought a mince pie was some kind of meat pie so I was pretty disappointed when someone gave me a slice this Thanksgiving.
\o/ I made it again over the weekend when some friends were coming down. They loved it. I bought over a kilo and a half of meat for it, thinking that would do for seven people. Two people cancelled at the last minute but I thought I'd just eat the rest as leftovers. After dinner there was enough stew left for one person to have one smallish meal after it. A good sign I think. :)
Pie crust is kind of standard. What I do is take a small package of cinnamon roll dough, divide it in half, and then mush it all together and roll it out into a rectangle about 1/4" thick. Divide it in thirds lengthways, and spread the filling over the middle third. On the outer thirds, cut diagonally from about a half-inch from the filling to the outside making diagonal "strips". Then, weave the strips left-right-left-right over the middle third, stretching and tucking the ends under, and then throw it in the oven. Technically I think that makes it a kind of strudel, but with a cinnamon roll texture.
If you need a way to use up a pie crust, you can make cinnamon chips: roll out the pie crust a little, cut into wedges, sprinkle with cinnamon and sugar, and bake until crunchy. Good for dipping into jam or fruit salad.
I've just ordered some of the ingredients to make my Christmas hampers for this year. This weekend I will hopefully be attempting to make banana and chocolate jam and plum and ginger jam. I already have chilli jam and gooseberry and elderflower jam to go in. I like this home-cooked gifts thing and my family seems to appreciate it too!
So, dinner guests yesterday. I prepared the turkey that I bought on an BF-induced whim, or more precisely a turkey leg and a breast, both sous-vide. Leg was bagged with a bit of butter, some garlic, salt and pepper and kept for 12h at 80C, the leg with salt and pepper at 60C for 10h. Both were roasted under a grill for 10 min after drying them and spreading some olive oil on top. As sides there were mashed potatoes and brussel sprouts, both as simple as possible. For the sauce I blanched some onion, added red wine and reduced by half, added a liter of turkey stock and reduced to a third or so. Simmered some thyme and rosemary in it, added some starch and finished with salt and pepper. Some baguette to go with it, and a plum-almond tarte for dessert. Worked out pretty well, even if I say so myself. Even better, one of the two guests brought a few bottle of really nice scotch to go with the tarte. Life was very good for a few hours.
As much as I love cooking, I don't have the patience at this moment to read all 15 pages of this thread. Wanted to ask you guys though, have recipies for people with food allergies or a subsequent discussion already taken place here? If not, I was thinking of starting a topic after a conversation in another thread a couple days ago.
Not a general discussion, but the folks in this thread could probably answer any specific questions. What kind of allergy are we talking? I might be able to link you to a blog or two.
Actually, a derail in a another read got a bunch of people talking about macaroons. I meaned that they're usually gluten free and safe for people who can't eat gluten. Someone thanked me for pointing that out an dimplied they couldn't find good desert recipies that were gluten free. I thought it might be fun to start a thread here specifically for sharing recipies safe for certain allergies, and maybe discussing what kinds of food allergies people have and what to avoid, etc. But if it was already being covered in here, I wasn't sure if I should post it. It'd be nice if you could visit after I create the thread and post the blogs though, they might really help someone.
Absolutely! Gluten Free Girl and the Chef should be a good start, there. I was linked there from Smitten Kitchen, and not only are the recipes awesome, so is the writing. :)


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LANSDOWNE — A raging, two-alarm fire destroyed the inside of a three-story home in the first block of East Stewart Avenue in Lansdowne Friday morning. According to officials at the scene, the home had just undergone a complete rehabilitation after a Christmas tree-fueled fire gutted the same house in 2008.
"The first responding engine had heavy fire on the first floor and second floor," Lansdowne Fire Company Deputy Chief Wayne Worley said of the fire, which was dispatched at 10:355. Officers immediately struck a second alarm, Worley said, because they wanted to be sure they had enough firefighters to battle the blaze.
"The companies did a good job and got it under control in about 30 minutes," Worley said, adding that nobody was inside the home. Lansdowne Police Chief Dan Kortan said officers had gotten in touch with the owner of the home, who relayed that nobody should have been inside. No firefighters suffered injuries.
Several firefighters mentioned that the home had been heavily damaged in 2008 when a Christmas tree ignited and the fire spread throughout the house.
"It had been completely rehabbed and renovated," Worley said. "The owner put a ton of money into it."
Because the fire had spread throughout the home before firefighters arrived, Worley said he couldn't be sure in what part of the house it started or on the cause.
"The fire is under investigation right now," he said. Kortan said that investigators from the county and the Pennsylvania State Police would work with the borough's fire marshal to determine the cause of the blaze.
A 66-year-old man died in a July 2011 fire at a home directly across the street from Friday's incident. Elmer Glenn Burnette Jr. died when the home, which had been condemned and was not supposed to be occupied, burned. The windows to the home were still boarded up.
Firefighters from Lansdowne, East Lansdowne, Yeadon, Garrettford-Drexel Hill, Clifton Heights, Sharon Hill, Darby No. 1, Holmes and Collingdale No. 2 responded to the fire, along with medics from Mercy Fitzgerald Hospital.
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SHARON HILL — While dozens of firefighters battled a two-alarm blaze in Lansdowne early Friday afternoon, a smaller incident broke out at a home in the 500 block of Poplar Street in Sharon Hill.
Firefighters from Sharon Hill Fire Company had responded to the Lansdowne fire as a Rapid Intervention Team, but were released to respond to the call in their own town. In addition to Sharon Hill, onlookers witnessed a unique response for a fire in their area. Crews from Brookhaven and Lower Chichester fire companies responded in addition to more local outfits like Glenolden, Folcroft and Holmes fire companies. Mercy Fitzgerald medics also were on scene, though nobody was injured.
"The coverup companies got here right away," Sharon Hill Fire Company Chief Bill Benecke said, referring to the out of town crews brought in when the local company is in service elsewhere, as happened Friday. "The police actually kicked in the front door... Luckily no one was home."
Benecke said that firefighters found a small fire in the basement and quickly extinguished it. Ventilation fans were used to clear out any smoke, and some second floor windows were knocked out as well.
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