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Major League Baseball Player. A native of Philadelphia, he was a back-up catcher for parts of 10 seasons in the majors. A graduate of Temple University, Marzano was originally drafted by the Minnesota Twins in the 3rd round of the 1981 amateur draft, but decided not to sign. He was a member of the 1984 U.S. Olympic team which included future major leaguers Mark McGwire, Barry Larkin and Will Clark. Drafted by the Boston Red Sox in the 1st round, 14th overall, of the 1984 amateur draft, he made his Major League debut on July 31, 1987, against the Kansas City Royals. He played 6 seasons with the Red Sox before his release during spring training of 1993. After spending the next season and a half in the minors, he resurfaced with the Texas Rangers for a two game stint during the 1995 season. Granted Free Agency after the season, he signed a contract with the Seattle Mariners on December 14, 1995. It was in Seattle that he played his final three seasons in the majors as the backup to starting catcher Dan Wilson. After his career, he worked in radio and television as a sports reporter in his home town of Philadelphia and most recently worked for Major League Baseball's Web site, where he co-hosted the "Leading Off" show on MLB.com weekday mornings. Over the course of his major league career, he appeared in 301 games, batting .241 with 11 homers and 71 RBI. He died after a fall downstairs at his home in Philadelphia, apparently after a heart attack.
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Pittsburgh Penguins captain Sidney Crosby was injured early in the second period against the New York Islanders when he was struck in the face by the puck, but quickly returned to the game. During a Penguins power play, Crosby skated across the right circle in the New York end - near where Islanders defenseman Brian Strait was crouched - and was clipped by the puck. Crosby's head lurched back as he fell to the ice, and then he covered up. An official quickly motioned to the Penguins bench for assistance. Crosby was tended to briefly on the ice before being led to the tunnel heading to the dressing room 2:55 into the period. He returned to the bench during a stoppage with 12:22 remaining and was back on the ice when play resumed.
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Arugula is used for the pesto instead of the traditional basil to give this bright green sauce a hint of peppery flavor. The chops and carrots can broil at the same time, allowing you to get dinner on the table even faster.
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- Calories: 249
- Calories from fat: 48%
- Fat: 13g
- Saturated fat: 3.8g
- Monounsaturated fat: 6.1g
- Polyunsaturated fat: 1.7g
- Protein: 29.5g
- Carbohydrate: 2g
- Fiber: 0.6g
- Cholesterol: 90mg
- Iron: 2.4mg
- Sodium: 376mg
- Calcium: 55mg
- 8 (4-ounce) lean lamb loin chops, trimmed
- 1/2 teaspoon salt, divided
- 1/2 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper, divided
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- 1 lemon
- 1 tablespoon pine nuts, toasted
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- 4 cups baby arugula leaves
- 2 teaspoons olive oil
- 2 tablespoons water
- 1. Preheat broiler.
- 2. Sprinkle lamb evenly with 1/4 teaspoon salt and 1/4 teaspoon pepper. Arrange lamb in a single layer on a broiler pan coated with cooking spray; broil 5 to 6 minutes on each side or until desired degree of doneness.
- 3. While lamb broils, grate 1 teaspoon lemon rind; squeeze juice from lemon to measure 2 teaspoons.
- 4. Place pine nuts and garlic in a blender or food processor; process until minced. Add lemon rind, lemon juice, arugula, oil, 2 tablespoons water, 1/4 teaspoon salt, and 1/4 teaspoon pepper; process until smooth. Serve with lamb.
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I just opened an email from a friend (E) who attached a copy of a letter she has written to her Mother In Law.
E's really upset that her MIL favours the other grandkids (her own 2 daughters children) and not my friends 4 children. The MIL only takes the kids if her and her husband have an event which isn't very often and not just because she wants to spend time with them like she does with the others. She also doesn't invite E for coffee when the sisters and herself all go out either and it's been awkward a few times when she runs into them down the street.
E's kids are amazing so it's not because the kids are difficult or hard to deal with that she chooses not to spend as much time with them.
Her own mum isn't there to spoil her kids and I know she desperately misses her.
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I thoroughly dislike my MIL. She is full of awkward moments :S
Good advice ladies. I'm lucky, my MIL is pretty cool but I used to married before and that MIL was a psycho. Thank goodness I never had children with my ex, that would of been a nightmare.
Glad that the letter wasn't sent, once it's on paper, there is no escaping your own words even if they are well intentioned and kind.
Really sorry to hear you friend is having problems with her MIL, I am lucky as I deal with my family problems with my partner and he deals with his family problems with me so I tell him the issue he sorts and vis versa It normally is me sorting out for him I have a difficult family OH well. A letter can slap your friend in the face as the saying goes 4 to 2 spend equal time ect... so 1 hour with 4 equals 2 with 2 so she may think she is being fair! Hope she gets what she whats from the letter and wish her good luck!
Sometimes even just writing the letter makes you feel much better. I know my MIL wouldn't get that I had written her a letter because I was so upset with her - it would be a complete waste of time.
Boxing sounds like a far better plan.
Good News. Got another email to say the letter is not being sent.
She went to boxing, pictured her MIL's head on the punching ball and now she feels better! Ta Da.
I know she is still her by her actions but I think that's because there is a lot more going on in life and those things get to you.
Disaster averted.
Youse ladies are just so wise. :P
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Oh Rebel I wish you were in my head!! Next time my MIL favors my niece over my daughter & makes some nasty comments about me rather than telling my partner "I hate her & tell her to f*%$k off!!" I'll stop myself & call you for counsel.
Oh Rebel I wish you were in my head!! Next time my MIL favors my niece over my daughter & makes some nasty comments about me rather than telling my partner "I hate her & tell her to f*%$k off!!" I'll stop myself & call you for counsel.
A good f@#$ OFF does the world of good, as long as you shout it in the shower and nobody hears. If she really is a nasty cow, nothing will peeve her more than you being sweet to her! Good luck, when all else fails, think of the will ;)
I too don't have my mother to be with me or my children. My Mil wasn't the hands on type with me or the children, and we clashed. I can say Rebels idea is great, that is what worked for us. After some time though we lost contact, and it was sad. We didn't want our children or her missing out on the grandparent/grandchild life. We eventually did reconcile, but sadly not long after she was diagnosed with terminal cancer. We spent every spare minute with her, the children loved all the time together. We lost her a year later, and I am glad we made more effort. She has been missed for just over a year now.
Your friend should invite her over for a coffee, or a meal. The mil may also be feeling left out, or unable to approach her. If the visit goes well, she could suggest doing it again soon, that will open the invitation and maybe form a better bond. Hope it all gets better for her soon.
NOOOO! Stop her! Disaster ahead. This is the totally wrong approach. The MIL is a woman right? Of course she is, therefore she will not react well to this, even is she is the nicest woman on earth.Best approach... phone call "Hi MIL, we miss you, we'd love to spend more time with you, the kids have been bugging me because they adore you so much. Wanna do coffee?"MUCH, MUCH BETTER!The poor me approach will never work, she needs to get assertive in a clever way. The guilt trip will backfire, the complimentary suck up way might start a new precedent for their relationship to move forward. Maybe the MIL feels awkward about encroaching on her space, she should open the lines of communication and start the ball rolling.STOP. THAT. LETTER!


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XDA Elite Recognised Developer AdamOutler is at it again. Following up on his Verizon Note II root method, he continues to roll out safe and easy-to-deploy root exploits via CASUAL, the Cross-platform ADB Scripting, Universal Android Loader.This time, the device in question is the AT&T Samsung Galaxy S III.
One of the major benefits of CASUAL is that it is cross platform. Adam has been spending a great deal of time in bringing support for many different platforms to a consistent level. If you have him circled on Google+, you may have already noticed him tackling the OS X upgrade process in an effort to test these exploits for Mac users. That's where you come in. Adam is especially keen to hear from users of both OS X and various different Linux distros about how CASUAL functions for them. It even works on the Raspberry Pi, so if you want to test it out on one of those and report back, I'm sure it would be much appreciated.
This latest mod will root an AT&T Galaxy SIII incredibly easily, as CASUAL handles the download and installation of drivers and runtimes. The end result is a fully rooted device courtesy of Elite Recognised Developer Chainfire's CF-Auto Root. This will work even for those who are already rooted, so if you'd simply like to help test for compatibility you can do so without unrooting beforehand.
So if you have an AT&T SIII, rooted or not, what are you waiting for? Head on over to the development thread and lend a hand in making this the ultimate cross platform utility.
March 6, 2013 By: Jimmy McGee
During his presentation at last years Big Android BBQ, XDA Elite Recognized Developer AdamOutler gave a presentation and showed off a box that was able to automatically root a phone. Dubbed the "Root All The Things Box," all you needed was to plug in a device and watch the LED indicators on the box. And in a couple minutes the device would be rooted. This magic box was built on a Raspberry Pi.
In this episode , Adam shows how to manually turn on and off GPIOs on the Raspberry Pi. This is the same technique used in the operation of the Root All the Things Box. According to Wikipedia, General Purpose Input/Output or GPIO, is a generic pin on a chip whose behavior, including whether it is an input or output pin, can be controlled or programmed by the user at run time. So check this video out.
December 9, 2012 By: Former Writer
The Raspberry Pi is not only one of the most unique devices on XDA, but it is also among the most popular with developers. So far, we've brought you news of Raspberry Pi getting ICS, ADB support, and a supercomputer was built out of a bunch of them and Legos. It's even made our Best "Other" device of the year. There is so much you can do with the little thing. Now, you can host websites as well.
XDA Senior Member marty331 wrote a tutorial on how to host a website on the Raspberry Pi. The list of required software and hardware is quite long, but the process itself is pretty simple. To get started, you'll need:
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October 26, 2012 By: FallenWriter
The Raspberry Pi is an interesting little device. Designed to be a learning and education tool, it has a fairly large community and a loyal following due to its simple design and low price point. Now, thanks to some researchers at the University of Southampton, 64 Raspberry Pi's have been coupled together with cables and Legos to form the perfect small scale computing cluster.
That's right, Legos. Those little building blocks that have captured many a child's heart and Raspberry Pi's (which have captured many of those same children's adult hearts) have been combined into a networked computing cluster. While the exact use for the devise has yet to be revealed to the general public, the coolness factor alone is off the charts.
Making things even better is the fact that the university has decided to release a guide on how to build your own. Of course, if you're interested in more than just building your own, head on over to the university's website for the rest of the details, and give this beast a look.
And if any forum members decide to build their own, bigger version of this, definitely let us know!
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There are several small PC kits for people to have computing power in the palm of their hands. Many of these are actually, low powered devices usually loaded with Android or some kind of Linux distro, whose sole purpose of existing is to—well, we are still not sure about that one, but it certainly fills a size gap in between laptops and tablets. That said, not a single one of these ultra-micro-small PC kits compare in popularity to the infamous and nearly impossible to get Raspberry Pi. In fact, just yesterday we gave the device its own home here on XDA.
The Raspberry Pi has gained so much steam over the last few months that it has brought together developers from across XDA to discover the secrets it holds. This is versatile, so much so that one of our favorite developers and hardware hacker extraordinaire, XDA Elite Recognized Developer AdamOutler, decided to try his hand at porting one of the most useful features found in Android devices—and succeeded!
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Needless to say, please take this for a spin if you have a RPi and leave some feedback for the devs if it worked well.
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Last week, we added forums for a couple of devices that stood out in their own unique way. These were, of course, the Intel-powered RAZR i and the relatively diminutive Galaxy S III Mini. This week, we have a few new forums to add as well.
To start things off, we have the Raspberry Pi due to popular demand. While not exactly a "mobile device," the device features an architecture extremely similar to typical smartphone hardware. Furthermore, the excellent price and high degree of hackability only serve to sweeten the overall package and make it a must-have for any gadget lover.
Next, we have the LG's late 2012 flagship phone, the Optimus G. Powered by the top-of-the-line quad-core Qualcomm Snapdragon S4 Pro processor, the device will be one of the speediest devices at launch. The category-leading processor is backed by 2 GB of RAM, 32 GB of ROM, a 4.7″ "True HD-IPS+" panel, LTE connectivity, a 2100 mAh battery, and an 8 or 13 MP camera (depending on region). The device ships with Ice Cream Sandwich, but is slated to receive an update to Jelly Bean.
Leading the HTC pack, we have the One VX. The device comes in as the successor to the popular mid-range One V. Powered by a 1.5 GHz dual-core Qualcomm Snapdragon S4 Plus processor, it is also no slouch. The device also features 1 GB of RAM, 8 GB of ROM, a 1810 mAh battery, and LTE connectivity. The device features a Sense 4-laden build of Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich out of the box, and comes with a 4.5″ qHD Super LCD2 screen.
Finally, we have the Desire X. Looking to cater to value-conscious users, the HTC Desire X is an affordable cousin to the One series. Powered by a 1 GHz dual-core Qualcomm Snapdragon S4 processor (albeit based on the ARM Cortex A5, rather than Qualcomm Krait) and packing 768 MB of RAM, the Desire X doesn't quite pack the same punch as its flagship brethren. That said, it offers more than adequate performance for those who don't need the highest benchmark scores or simply prefer a smaller device.
Can't wait to join in on the discussion? Head over to the newly created forums!
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Our friend Jordan loves rehashing the news so much that he did it twice for us today. After some technical annoyances and a snazzy haircut, Jordan finally gets a video to complete successfully. Today, Jordan gives a quick update of the awesome news that appeared on the XDA Portal like how CyanogenMod 10 was unofficially ported to the HTC G1.
Jordan mentions the HTC source petition and the Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 rooting guide articles. Finally, Jordan mentions the Raspberry Pi's upcoming update to Ice Cream Sandwich and XBMC ported to Android. What are you waiting for? Hit play!
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Late last year, we added the Hardware Hacking forum to help spawn discussion between developers and users in hacking the latest hardware platforms. Over the past year, the tech world has seen a number of new hardware platforms enter the marketplace like the Kickstarter project Equismo Smart TV and the Raspberry Pi. All of these provide a number of advantages including portability and hackability. The Raspberry Pi has stood out as a great option for many different uses, from being a Linux desktop to a Media Center and more. Android has been a seemingly obvious choice for the Pi, giving someone all of the advantages of an Android smartphone in a micro-desktop form factor and a cheap price tag.
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If there's one thing people will not forget about the Sochi opening, and now the closing ceremonies, is the Olympic rings malfunction. NBC's Sunday night primetime coverage of the two-hour Winter Olympic closing ceremony spectacle was extraordinary.
Russia does have a sense of humor after all. This time without using technology, it added a human touch to the five rings.
Starting off the closing ceremonies were thousands of volunteers draped in silver sequined ponchos running around creating marvelous aerial shapes. Finally, there was the formation of the four recognizable Olympic rings.
Off to the far right corner of the television screen was a smaller group. It was an exact replica of the snafu during the opening ceremonies 17 days earlier. After a while, the little group joined in the other circles finally forming the complete Olympic symbol.
Instead of a full Parade of Nations, selected athletes were chosen to carry their own country's flag. Julie Chu from the impressive Team USA Women's ice hockey was its flag bearer. The rest of the athletes still remaining at Sochi marched in as one big group. It was a colorful array of uniforms, medals, and flags.
One of the highlights of the ceremonies entertainment portion was the phenomenal Bolshoi ballet. Then it got down to the business at hand with the raising of the South Korean flag (the next host in 2018), along with Greece's flag (the originator of the Olympics), and the flag of the host country, Russia.
The brilliant animatronics of the giant Sochi mascots looked almost lifelike. It was the Russian bear blowing out the indoor cauldron, while the Winter Olympic flame outside Fisht Stadium was extinguished.


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Market Competition And Metropolitan-Area Grocery Prices
AbstractThis paper examines the relationship of 1987 retail grocery prices to supermarket sales concentration across 95 U.S. metropolitan areas. The regression model incorporates a large number of population, retail-cost, and retail competition factors and separate prices by type of grocery item. We find that the concentration-price relationship is sensitive to item type: positive for packaged, branded, dry groceries and unrelated for produce, meat, and dairy product prices. As for market rivalry, we find that small grocery stores provide no grocery price competition for supermarkets. However, branded grocery prices are driven down by fast-food places and by rapid price churning, whereas for unbranded foods the presence of warehouse stores places downward pressure on supermarket prices while fast-food presence does not. For the branded-groceries component, we also find prices higher in large, fast-growing, low- income, Eastern cities. We also find that cities where rents, wages, and electricity costs are high tend to have high dry grocery prices. However, for the unbranded-products component retail costs are unrelated to prices, and cities in the South have the highest prices.
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Related researchKeywords: retail grocery trade; pricing policy; variable price merchandising; market competition; category management; market structure; sales concentration; price discrimination; price rivalry; oligopoly; food demand; food prices; Consumer/Household Economics;
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- Cotterill, Ronald W, 1986. "Market Power in the Retail Food Industry: Evidence from Vermont," The Review of Economics and Statistics, MIT Press, vol. 68(3), pages 379-86, August.
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- Bonanno, Alessandro & Lopez, Rigoberto A., 2004.
"Private Labels, Retail Configuration, and Fluid Milk Prices,"
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25222, University of Connecticut, Food Marketing Policy Center.
- Alessandro Bonanno & Rigoberto A. Lopez, 2004. "Private Labels, Retail Configuration, and Fluid Milk Prices," Food Marketing Policy Center Research Reports 082, University of Connecticut, Department of Agricultural and Resource Economics, Charles J. Zwick Center for Food and Resource Policy.
- Richard J. Volpe & Nathalie Lavoie, 2008.
"The Effect of Wal-Mart Supercenters on Grocery Prices in New England,"
Review of Agricultural Economics,
Agricultural and Applied Economics Association, vol. 30(1), pages 4-26.
- Richard J. Volpe III & Nathalie Lavoie, 2006. "The Effect of Wal-Mart Supercenters on Grocery Prices in New England," Working Papers 2006-8, University of Massachusetts Amherst, Department of Resource Economics.
- Digal, Larry N. & Ahmadi-Esfahani, Fredoun Z., 2002. "Market power analysis in the retail food industry: a survey of methods," Australian Journal of Agricultural and Resource Economics, Australian Agricultural and Resource Economics Society, vol. 46(4), December.
- Volpe, Richard J., III & Lavoie, Nathalie, 2005. "The Effect of Wal-Mart Supercenters on Grocery Prices in New England," 2005 Annual meeting, July 24-27, Providence, RI 19188, American Agricultural Economics Association (New Name 2008: Agricultural and Applied Economics Association).
- Chung, Chanjin & Henneberry, Shida Rastegari & Tostao, Emilio, 2004. "Will The Voluntary Checkoff Program Be The Answer? An Analysis Of Optimal Advertising And Free-Rider Problem In The U.S. Beef Industry," 2004 Annual Meeting, February 14-18, 2004, Tulsa, Oklahoma 34694, Southern Agricultural Economics Association.
- Leschewski, Andrea Marie & Weatherspoon, Dave D., 2014. "Fast Food Restaurant Pricing Strategies in Michigan Food Deserts," International Food and Agribusiness Management Review, International Food and Agribusiness Management Association (IAMA), vol. 17(A).
- Kinsey, Jean D., 1998. "Concentration Of Ownership In Food Retailing: A Review Of The Evidence About Consumer Impact," Working Papers 14329, University of Minnesota, The Food Industry Center.
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- Chih-ching Yu & John M. Connor, 2002. "The price-concentration relationship in grocery retailing: Retesting Newmark," Agribusiness, John Wiley & Sons, Ltd., vol. 18(4), pages 413-426.
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Governor Neil Abercrombie today announced the release of more than $13 million for various Capital Improvement Projects (CIP) that invest in Hawai'i's local agriculture industry and upgrade the state's water irrigation infrastructure.? This includes $4.1 million for the Pa'auillo Slaughterhouse and $500,000 for renovation of the existing water tunnel in Ka'u, along with soe projects on other islands and work affecting State irrigation systems on various islands.
"The priority projects being funded will greatly support and expand agriculture in Hawai'i," said Russell S. Kokubun, chairperson of the Hawai'i Board of Agriculture. "Much of the state's agricultural infrastructure is decades old, and it is important to maintain and upgrade them and keep them in service to Hawai'i's farmers, growers and ranchers, now and for the future."??Projects identified with the help of state Legislators and county officials include:
? $4,150,000 – Pa'auilo Rendering Plant and Slaughterhouse, Hawai'i Island – Funds released to the County of Hawai'i for planning, design, construction and equipment for building renovations, infrastructure improvements and equipment replacement to facilitate economic development of the beef industry for the island
? $2,500,000 – State Irrigation System Reservoir, statewide – Land acquisition, design and construction for safety improvements to irrigation reservoirs, including vegetation removal, embankment lining, and repair and/or replacement of gate valves, spillways, outlet channels, and other features of the system
? $1,250,000 – Moloka'i Irrigation System – Planning, design and construction to replace an above-ground concrete flume with an underground pipeline, installation of a new hydropower plant and structural stabilization of an access bridge on the island of Moloka'i
? $1,850,000 – Waimanalo Irrigation System, O'ahu – Design and construction to replace ditch lining, install supervisory control and data acquisition systems, and various other necessary improvements
? $1,000,000 – State Agricultural Water Use and Development Plan, statewide – Preparation of a comprehensive statewide plan to inventory irrigation systems throughout the state, including preparation of historic descriptions of original irrigation infrastructure, assessment of current conditions, proposing maintenance/improvements and identification of irrigation sources and water use requirements for long-term waster use projections
? $1,000,000 – Hanalei River, Kaua'i – Reinforcement of stream bank and construction of a structure to return water flow to the river's main channel, feeding the Hanalei National Wildlife Reserve
? $500,000 – Ka'u Irrigation System, Hawai'i Island – Planning and design for renovation of the existing water tunnel system in the Ka'u area
? $500,000 – Waiahole Water System, O'ahu – Planning and design for replacement of nearly century-old siphons and related valves
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VimTip 26+ Clipboards(registers)
Some related commands
Some common commands that use the register are:
yank-line: y y
delete-line: d d
yank-selection: y (when in visual mode)
delete-selection: d (when in visual mode)
There are a lot of combinations so I wont go through all of them. But let's get to why they are so powerful.
When you delete a line using
dd it goes to the common primary register.
As soon as you use it again or use a related command like
yy, the previoud value
on the common register is replaced. This is where you can decide on and use your own
established registers.
As far as I know you can use any other alphabetical key for a register (and some punctuation, but we'll stick with alphabet)
Here is how it works
# double-quote + alphabetical character + register command
" <letter> <command>
Instead of just hitting
dd next time you delete a line, try this:
" m d d
This will effectively delete the line and store it both on the common register as well as the
"m register. To recall this later, even after you have overwritten the common register, try this:
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"m register the same way it would from the common register just by pressing
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Once you get the hang of managing your registers. You can actually append your registers by presing
shift when pressing the alphabetical register key. That sounded confusing… try this:
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Seth Godin passed along a really terrific idea for end of year gift-giving in his post the other day: give three books that challenge you to three people who influence how you do your work. You wind up giving nine books to three people and you end up with "many conversations and forward leaps." Godin says that when he's given books before "It changed our conversations for years."
It's a great idea that really doesn't need to be tweaked, but how about trying a Toastmasters-centric variation? Pick out videos of three speeches that have the potential to improve your speaking ability, management of your club, or your life in general. Share them with three colleagues who impact your life or your club. Use them as the starting point for your conversations.
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The staff from Washington State Arts Commission, 4Culture, Seattle Office of Arts & Cultural Affairs (now Seattle Office of Arts & Culture) and Seattle Center have been meeting for years and have together coordinated three Ethnic Arts Showcases since 2006 to promote some of the powerful and engaging work being done by ethnic creative communities in Washington State. This year, the interagency effort has expanded to include Seattle Office for Civil Rights and The Association of American Cultures. With additional membership and funding, the steering committee saw an opportunity to plan a symposium that would gather folks who engage with or are from arts and/or social change communities from the Pacific Northwest region to explore what it means to be transformative change agents via the arts.
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9 runway trends to try now
1. Evening eyes
You know what's pretty? Big, wide eyes. You know what's prettier? Bigger, wider eyes. At Gucci, Pat McGrath used not one, but two strips of false lashes on each eye to give models a Bambi-like gaze. Brown shadow and a healthy dose of mascara created the doe eyes at Cavalli and Lanvin.
Trick of the trade: To get the look without gluing on fakes, curl lashes, apply mascara, comb through, reapply, and recomb. Then do it al one more time.
2. Day-glo lips
These lips are so hot, they're almost illegal. (No, seriously—true neon pigments are actually banned in the U.S.) To create the supersaturated, fluorescent red at Jason Wu, makeup artist Diane Kendal mixed red, pink, and magenta pigments, applied it, then topped it all with a sprinkling of orange powder. "It's like cosmic couture," said makeup artist Lucia Pieroni of the Day-Glo melon lips at Missoni.
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Brows: Asked to create a look worthy of an Andy Warhol muse for Marc Jacobs, Francois Nars used brown shadow to beef up brows until they looked like Edie Sedgwick's.
Eyes: At Chanel, Peter Philips spread platinum cream around the eyes all the way to the brows, which were elongated to accommodate even more shadow.
Lips: McGrath traced outside the natural lip line with pencil, filled in the mouth with matte red lipstick, and drew a white curve along the Cupid's bow at Prada.
6. Disruption
Floating eyeliner at Michael Kors, misplaced headbands at Balenciaga—things were a little off-kilter on some of the spring runways. "it's just way more fun to be abstract and to do the unexpected," said makeup artist Dick Page. Case in point: Those "bangs" at Prada were in fact the ends of the hair flipped up and over the forehead.
7. Blue period
A memo apparently went around to just about every makeup artist: You can blend, smudge, or wing eye shadow, and liner can be on top or on bottom—but it has to be blue. At Stella McCartney, McGrath traced teal along the lower lashes, then left the rest of the face bare. At Giorgio Armani, Linda Cantello layered shimmering sky blue over a wash of navy and slate.
Trick of the trade: Try a sheer aqua if you have pale skin, or a deeper cobalt for olive or dark skin. Just be sure not to overdo it—pairing blue shadow with blue liner gets too costumey.
8. Digital arts
It's time to admit that nail art might be more than just a passing trend. In New York, we saw simple color blocking (Peter Som, Tracy Reese) and abstract design, like the dripping paint at Prabal Gurung.
Trick of the trade: French-manicure and moon-manicure stickers are ideal for beginners looking to create crisp lines between colors.


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Consignment Boutique opens
Clever & Chic Consignment Boutique has opened at 815 Beville Road, Suite B, South Daytona.
Clever & Chic, owned by Patricia M. Johnson, is a new and pre-owned designer and top name brand clothing and accessories store for women at reasonable prices in sizes 0-3x. For more information, call (386) 760-7730.
Kevin Evans joins CenterState Bank as commercial lender
Kevin D. Evans has been named vice president of Commercial Lending at CenterState Bank.
Mr. Evans is responsible for assisting business clients and builders throughout Volusia and Brevard counties in obtaining the best commercial loan product to meet their individual financial needs.
During his 16-year tenure with Indian River County's former Indian River National Bank, Mr. Evans served as senior vice president/area executive, responsible for all aspects of commercial and retail banking.
Mr. Evans graduated from Albion College, Florida School of Banking and Oklahoma State Commercial Lending School.
CenterState Bank of Florida N.A., an independent Florida bank based in Winter Haven, is owned by a Davenport-based holding company, Centerstate Banks Inc. It has offices in Port Orange, New Smyrna Beach and Orange City. Mr. Evans may be contacted by calling (386) 689-8094.
OB/GYN physicians earn certification
Drs. Meetesh Desai, Linda Haddox and Ted Robertson of Volusia OB/GYN became certified by the American Institute for Minimally Invasive Surgery.
They follow Dr. Cecille Tapia-Santiago, also of Volusia OB/GYN and medical director for the Florida Hospital Memorial Medical Center BirthCare Center, who was the first physician in Volusia and Flagler counties to be AIMIS certified in August 2012. With Volusia OB/GYN now fully AIMIS certified, the practice's physicians are the area's only AIMIS-certified physicians in Volusia and Flagler counties.
Halifax Health names new manager of radiology
Scott Zdanis was recently named the new radiology manager at Halifax Health. Mr. Zdanis, who is originally from New Smyrna Beach, joins the Halifax Health team with more than 24 years of experience in radiology.
Mr. Zdanis studied radiology in depth while in the U.S. Army and later obtained a masters of business administration from Florida Institute of Technology in Melbourne. Before joining Halifax Health, he was assistant director of imagining at the Fort Walton Beach Medical Center in Fort Walton Beach.
William Paulin to Speak on Entrepreneurship and Business Development
William L. Paulin, founding principal of PaulinNeal, an interim business management consultancy, will speak on "Entrepreneurship and Business Development" at 7 p.m. Tuesday, March 26, at Lemerand Auditorium in the Willie Miller Instructional Center, at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, 600 S. Clyde Morris Blvd., Daytona Beach.
Mr. Paulin's speech is part of the President's Speaker Series at Embry-Riddle.
The event is free and open to the public. For more information, call (386) 226-7285.
Raymond Knight chosen Employee of the Month
AlphaPros has named Raymond Knight employee of the month.
His experience includes four years active duty and five years reserve with the U.S. Navy where his skills included electronics and boiler technician.
Because he is flexible and willing to learn, the team player is always accruing skills and recently attended Carpet School sponsored by the Institute of Inspection, Cleaning and Restoration Certification.
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Hospitality training and bartending school offers responsible vendor training
Hospitality Bartending School in Ormond Beach has trained bartenders and servers at four local establishments recently to become Florida Certified Responsible Vendors.
Hank Belden, owner of Hospitality Bartending School, launched the classes in compliance with the Florida law governing the sales of alcohol. He is a certified TIPS trainer, however he has designed a Florida Law Specific Certified Reliable Vendor Certification program that is superior. Mr. Belden has given the Florida Certified Responsible Vendor' training to the staffs at the Aku Tiki Inn, Mario's Restaurant, the Fraternal Order of Eagles 4435 and the Daytona Beach Regency.
The school is at 1132 West Granada Blvd, Ormond Beach. For more information, call (386) 673-6477 or visit bartendersplus.com.
Leslie's Pool Supplies opens Deltona store
Leslie's Swimming Pool Supplies has opened at 2135 Howland Blvd., Deltona.
To mark the event, the city conducted a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Thursday, March 14.
Representatives from the Deltona City Commission, the City Economic Development Board and local Chambers of Commerce attended.
Leslie's is based in Phoenix, and has stores throughout central Florida.
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Chief Medical Officer named for Florida Hospital DeLand and Fish Memorial
Dr. Leighton B. Smith has been named chief medical officer for Florida Hospital DeLand and Florida Hospital Fish Memorial.
In this new role, Dr. Smith will work to continually strengthen the relationships between physicians, clinicians and non-clinicians.
Dr. Smith has more than 25 years of experience as a physician executive. Previously he was in Naples where he was the founder, owner and operator of Leighton Consulting Inc., a physician-management consulting firm, for 10 years. Also, he served as executive vice president and chief medical officer of a Chicago-area hospital for eight years.
Dr. Smith earned a bachelor's degree in psychology and a doctorate in medicine from the University of Saskatchewan in Canada.
Florida Hospital DeLand earns chest pain center accreditation
Florida Hospital DeLand has earned Chest Pain Accreditation with Percutaneous Coronary Intervention from the Society of Chest Pain Centers , an international organization dedicated to eliminating heart disease as the number one cause of death worldwide.
As an accredited center, Florida Hospital DeLand's protocol-driven and systematic approach to patient care allows physicians to reduce time to treatment during the critical early stages of a heart attack and to better monitor patients when it is not clear if they are having a coronary event.
By becoming an accredited center, Florida Hospital DeLand has demonstrated its expertise and commitment to quality patient care by meeting a wide set of stringent criteria and undergoing an onsite review by a team of accreditation review specialists.
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The Dressmaker of Khair Khana
The story of a young entrepreneur whose business created jobs and hope for women in her Kabul, Afghanistan, neighborhood during the Taliban years.
See more in Afghanistan; Women; Economic Development
Senior Fellow for Women and Foreign Policy
Economic growth and development; development and the role of women; Afghanistan; women in Afghanistan; entrepreneurship and role of business environment; women and nation-building; military and economic development; economics and fiscal policy; maternal and reproductive health; role of international institutions in women's empowerment.
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The story of a young entrepreneur whose business created jobs and hope for women in her Kabul, Afghanistan, neighborhood during the Taliban years.
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Gayle Tzemach Lemmon argues why it is in U.S. interests to create an American development bank that invests in small- and medium-sized businesses, including those owned by women, in the world's least-developed and newly emerging economies.
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Gayle Tzemach Lemmon discusses Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton's efforts to put women and girls at the forefront of the new world order.
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Gayle Tzemach Lemmon compares the number of women in tech start-ups in the Arab world to that of other regions.
See more in Middle East and North Africa; Global; Women; Technology and Science
On the International Day of the Girl, Gayle Tzemach Lemmon revisits statistics surrounding child marriage in 2013.
See more in Global; Human Rights; Women
Gayle Lemmon discusses implications of the government shutdown for the National Guard's Afghanistan-bound troops.
See more in United States; Budget, Debt, and Deficits; Military Operations
Gayle Lemmon reports on the Department of Veterans Affairs inability to provide eligible families with their owed "death gratiuty" during the government shutdown.
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Gayle Tzemach Lemmon weighs in on the U.S. government shutdown.
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Gayle Tzemach Lemmon discusses former secretary of state Hillary Clinton's role in advancing women's rights on the U.S. foreign policy agenda.
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Gayle Tzemach-Lemmon discusses the possible consequences of the U.S. government's inaction in Syria and the disconnect between President Barack Obama's approach to the situation and the national security intervention proposals he was reviewing.
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Gayle Tzemach Lemmon compares cases for invading Syria today and Iraq in 2003.
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Gayle Tzemach-Lemmon discusses Salim Idris' potential trip to Washington.
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"Don't say they didn't warn us," writes Gayle Tzemach-Lemmon on the continuing crisis in Syria.
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The Obama administration should use strikes to start talks in Syria, says Gayle Tzemach-Lemmon.
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"World-weary exhaustion in Washington seems to be taking even energetic diplomatic engagement off the table," reports Gayle Tzemach-Lemmon.
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Gayle Tzemach Lemmon reports that agreement on a post-2014 bilateral security deal between Washington and Kabul is in sight.
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Gayle Tzemach Lemmon discusses the consequences of leaving Afghanistan.
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There is a strong economic case for investing in women. Encouraging female workforce participation and entrepreneurship helps lift women and their families out of poverty, generates innovation, and grows economies.
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Gayle Lemmon explores the question of how many U.S. troops will remain in Afghanistan after 2014.
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"While the United States may want to shed its Afghanistan obligations -- including its commitment to supporting the Afghan economy -- those who care about Afghanistan's security, and America's, will want to make certain the green shoots get tended," writes Gayle Tzemach-Lemmon
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Gayle Lemmon discusses the multiple options which members of the Obama administration are weighing regarding U.S. intervention in the ongoing Syrian conflict.
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Gayle Lemmon examines the current course of U.S. action in Syria.
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According to Gayle Tzemach Lemmon, "By the president's own reckoning, there does not seem to be an end of war up ahead, but rather a shrinking, a targeting and a restructuring of it."
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Despite myriad challenges, entrepreneurs in conflict and post-conflict environments have succeeded in building viable businesses that stabilize families and communities and foster economic growth on a national level. While the importance of entrepreneurship has been widely discussed, little is known and has been written about what works in terms of linking entrepreneurs with markets in these environments.
This project seeks to fill that gap by investigating efforts underway in Iraq, Afghanistan, and Liberia, among others, and exploring ways to improve market linkages for entrepreneurs. It will focus on new and growing firms, as well as examine firms that have developed into large-scale enterprises. It will also analyze the unique barriers facing female entrepreneurs and suggest ways the international community can best focus its efforts to address challenges seen by entrepreneurs in conflict and post-conflict environments.
It is directed by U.S. Foreign Policy Fellow and Deputy Director of the Women and Foreign Policy program Gayle Tzemach Lemmon.
This project is made possible by the generous support of the Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation.
The advisory council has been instrumental in establishing the endowed chair for Women and Foreign Policy at the Council on Foreign Relations (CFR). Founded by Jewelle Bickford, senior managing director at Rothschild North America Inc., its members include leaders from the business, nonprofit, and philanthropic sectors throughout the country who have a keen interest in issues related to U.S. foreign policy toward women in developing countries. If you would like more information about the advisory council, please contact Dr. Coleman at email@example.com or Ms. Ashley Harden, at firstname.lastname@example.com.
U.S. officials have spoken of the need to promote the �3 Ds��defense, diplomacy, and development�in recognition of the fact that success in places like Afghanistan cannot come through military action alone. One area where the United States has committed to helping that country is public health, especially for women and children. A central element of the U.S. strategy is improving maternal health, which is crucial given that Afghanistan has some of the worst maternal mortality statistics in the world. With the generous support of the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation, this project seeks to improve understanding of how the United States and international organizations can promote better maternal health in Afghanistan, and what larger benefits could result from such improvements in terms of defense, diplomacy, and development.
The goal of this project is to strengthen the role of family planning and reproductive health in U.S. foreign policy, with attention to the relationship between family planning and critical foreign policy issues such as economic development, security and stability, the environment, health, and women's empowerment. With the generous support of the UN Foundation, this project convened a study group comprising not only reproductive health experts, but also demographers, business people, former government and military officials, and others who bring a fresh perspective to the field. The project resulted in a report authored by Isobel Coleman and Gayle Lemmon, published in Spring 2011.
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Lemmon discusses the continuing ISIS threat in Syria and the debate surrounding the potential for U.S. involvement in the conflict.
On NPR's Radio Times with Marty Moss-Coane, Lemmon and the International Center for Research on Women's Ann Warner discuss how child marriage not only leaves young girls vulnerable to physical and psychological health problems, but also has serious implications for community and global development goals.
Speaking with Tamron Hall on MSNBC, Lemmon discusses the possibilty of the EU leveling sanctions against Russia in light of the downing of MH17.
Lemmon joins Luke Russert to discuss the latest in the MH17 plane crash over Ukraine and the international reaction to the tragedy. She notes that Germany's economic relationship with Russia complicates the EU response.
On the death of American diplomat Anne Smedinghoff in Afghanistan, Lemmon says to Andrea Mitchell on MSN that Smedinghoff's death is a blow to those fighting for Afghanistan to join the rest of the world and not slide back into civil war.
Speaking with Andrea Mitchell on MSN, Lemmon says that a growing number of people think that the way work is structured does not match the way America lives, and that recent decisions by major companies to rescind the right to work from home is tone deaf.
Lemmon argues on Rock Center with Brian Williams that "We're getting farther and farther from the war actually being waged in Afghanistan. And to make ourselves okay with this we make celebrities out of the men asked to lead these wars".
In an interview for Bloomberg, Lemmon discusses the most recent U.S. presidential debate and the role that foreign policy will play as election day looms near.
The battle for girls' education in Afghanistan is everyone's fight because "there is no better correlation to predicting violence than education levels" argues Lemmon in an interview on CBS This Morning.
Lemmon speaks with Andrea Mitchell about the fight for women's votes in the upcoming U.S. presidential election and the need to engage Afghan women in peace negotiations as international forces drawdown.
Lemmon discusses the challenges for girls' education in Afghanistan, and the larger issues surrounding women's rights there in an interview with PRI's "The World."
Lemmon warns NPR's Michel Martin of the consequences of a hasty U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan and its repercussions for Afghan civil society.
Protecting Afghan women's rights "isn't about American altruism, but about leaving behind a state that is stable so that America doesn't have to go back in" argues CFR Fellow Gayle Tzemach Lemmon on MSNBC's "Andrea Mitchell Reports."
In an interview with news anchor Christiane Amanpour, Gayle Tzemach Lemmon argues that the struggle to protect Afghan women's rights "is not about special treatment, it is about the basic right to contribute to your family—to go to school and go to work, and Afghan women have fought for those rights for a long time."
On The Early Show, Lemmon discusses how Afghan entrepreneurs (and especially women) shape the future of peace in Afghanistan.
Lemmon calls on the world to move beyond "micro hopes" and "micro ambitions" for women who are creating jobs against daunting obstacles.
Lemmon discusses the role entreprenuers play in the stability of war-ravaged regions.
Lemmon explains that Afghan women are untapped allies in the fight to create more stable and more peaceful communities.
Gayle Tzemach Lemmon is the New York Times best-selling author of The Dressmaker of Khair Khana and the deputy director of the Council on Foreign Relations' Women and Foreign Policy program. Prior to joining the Council, Ms. Lemmon covered public policy and emerging markets for the global investment firm PIMCO, after working for nearly a decade as a journalist with the ABC News Political Unit and "This Week with George Stephanopoulos." Gayle has reported on entrepreneurs in conflict and post-conflict regions for the Financial Times, New York Times, International Herald Tribune, the Daily Beast, and Christian Science Monitor, along with Ms. Magazine, Bloomberg, Politico and the HuffingtonPost. She is also the author of the Newsweek March 2011 story "The Hillary Doctrine" and the September 2011 profile on U.N. Women's Michelle Bachelet. Gayle has appeared on NBC News, National Public Radio and PBS, and on cable outlets including MSNBC and FOX. Gayle's opening talk at TedxWomen in New York City, in December 2011, focused on why investing in women can make the difference for the global economy. She has published papers on women and business for the World Bank, the International Finance Corporation, Harvard Business School, and the Center for International Private Enterprise. Gayle earned a BA in journalism summa cum laude from the University of Missouri School of Journalism and an MBA from Harvard Business School, where she received the 2006 Dean's Award for her work on women's entrepreneurship. She speaks Spanish, German, and French and is conversant in Dari. A former Fulbright scholar and Robert Bosch Foundation fellow, she serves on the board of the International Center for Research on Women.
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Lemmon discusses the continuing ISIS threat in Syria and the debate surrounding the potential for U.S. involvement in the conflict.
On NPR's Radio Times with Marty Moss-Coane, Lemmon and the International Center for Research on Women's Ann Warner discuss how child marriage not only leaves young girls vulnerable to physical and psychological health problems, but also has serious implications for community and global development goals.
Speaking with Tamron Hall on MSNBC, Lemmon discusses the possibilty of the EU leveling sanctions against Russia in light of the downing of MH17.
Gayle Tzemach Lemmon speaks about women entrepreneurs who are creating jobs against daunting obstacles, and calls on women to move beyond"micro hopes" and "micro ambitions."


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Help Me, Kitchn Readers! 15 Good Questions About Cooking
The Kitchn's Best of 2013
Ask any of the editors or writers here at The Kitchn about what makes the site so special and they'll tell you: it's our community of enthusiastic, knowledgeable cooks who read and comment every day. Whether you're a novice in the kitchen or an experienced home cook looking for some fresh ideas, our readers are always ready to offer tons of inspiring ideas and advice to make your cooking better, easier and a lot more fun.
This year our readers tackled questions about mastering perfectly tender pork chops, choosing the right salt, what to do with too much bacon, finding a go-to cupcake recipe, and more.
- 1 How Do I Cook Perfectly Tender Pork Chops?
- 2 What Are Some Delicious, Creative Recipes to Make with Chicken Thigh?
- 3 What Can I Make in a Rice Cooker Besides Rice?
- 4 So Tired of Pasta! What Recipes Can I Cook With Just Two Burners?
- 5 Best Food Blogs For Novice Cooks?
What Are Your Favorite Recipes with Kale?
- 6 Healthy Vegetarian Recipes That Satisfy Even Die-Hard Meat Eaters?
- 7 What Are Your Favorite Recipes with Kale?
- 8 Help! What Can I Do With Too Much Bacon?
- 9 Should I Buy Iodized or Non-Iodized Salt?
- 10 What Are Your Favorite Flavor-Boosters for Savory Dishes?
What Are Your Easiest, Most Fool-Proof Date Night Recipes?
- 11 What Are Some Great No-Prep, No-Fuss Slow Cooker Recipes?
- 12 Words of Advice for a New Vegetarian?
- 13 What Are Your Easiest, Most Fool-Proof Date Night Recipes?
- 14 Can You Recommend a Good Basic Cupcake Recipe?
- 15 What Are Some Good Tips for Cooking in a Tiny Kitchen?
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Welcome to The Kitchn's Best of 2013 roundup!
From December 21 through January 3 we are rounding up our favorite (and your favorite) posts from the past year. We'll also share guest posts, special holiday features, and a sparkling Winter Glam Cocktail Party, the final installment in our 2013 Gatherings from The Kitchn. Happy Holidays!
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While I love your blog, I used to love it more. We have changed our way of eating and of course our way of cooking. I like you have made my living with food for a long time. I am finding this transition both hard and yet exciting. Now that we have switched to GRAIN FREE I would like to see more about that. Always seeking excellent bread, cake, cookie, pie crust, pizza crust recipes. These are the BASICS that need PERFECTED! Those of us that live this way...need some true "go to's"
I am curious what you inform readers of when they ask about High Altitude Baking and Cooking?
This is an AWESOME list. Thanks for sharing!! I didn't even know I had some of these questions myself and I'm already intrigued by the answers. Great list!:)


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(::Surfing On Color::) GWC
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No way!!! I DON'T BELIEVE IT!!! BEST OF THE WEEK! Thank you so much to those who like my song!!! This is my first best of the week, but I hope to keep them coming. And just remember to never give up hope if you want it good enough!
I made this song for the GWC. (The Garbage Whistle Crew) If you want to see what the crew is and maybe even join, then go to http://sparkwattclock.new grounds.com/
I really love this song... I hope you do too. It took me longer than usual to make it. I played everything on my mac keyboard.
Please write a review, I always respond!
The favorite part, it seems, for most people is at 2:56. And if you like this one, then you probably will like the related submissions as well. (All of them are mine) Thanks!
Rated 5 / 5 stars November 2, 2011
Still good
Fist heard this when it got best of the week way back then. It's still damn good, glad I could actually still find it. Took a while to find your account, but I remembered something along the lines of "fat kid with a jetpack" and eventually found you.
Damn lol this song takes me way back... I remember when I use to
do this crazy techno stuff haha. Now a days I'm into making surreal over emotional apocalypse ambient music. lol. crazy that someone remembers me from this song. crazy that I actually found someone reviewed it 2 hours after it happened :P
Rated 5 / 5 stars July 10, 2011
Who cares?
I'm not sure I rated this the first time I heard this years ago, so here's one.
Man this takes me waayyyy back. I actually still like this song, but it still sucks at the same time now that i think about it. Lol.
Rated 3.5 / 5 stars November 14, 2010
lol cool garageband loop
It was good... But like, for garageband..... It was okay.
And that loop dude... You should have at least had your own beats.
Not saying that I don't do the same, but it's a struggle we need to work out... together...
LOL I made this like... IDK years ago when i didnt use my own beats xD
Rated 5 / 5 stars September 10, 2010
If it is, this is the best garageband song i have ever listened to.
Hah, well bro all my songs are made with garageband. Check my page and take a listen to my most recent ones. :)
Rated 5 / 5 stars July 2, 2009
I'm impressed
Yo honestly, I didn't really like the song but I give you a ten because of the way you presented yourself in that argument of yours. I plan on being a lawer and I take classes where you have to Write essays similar to the argument you wrote against Nav and Quarl. Don't plan on making any money for your music... ever... but if you apply to lawschool, I know for a fact you'll get in!!!
Lol I made a valid argument? That was given like... oh let me check my watch... 9 months ago when I ended my music making hobby. But thanks though lol ;)