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Home Depot says breach affected 56 million payment cards
The home improvement chain also said the malware responsible for the breach has been removed from all stores.
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Bloomingdale's today launched a two-day test of a "Social Retailing" platform that lets a store shopper use a full-length mirror to transmit her image to friends over the web and receive her friends' comments and images of alternative products.
Once again living up to its reputation for using cutting-edge technology to enhance customers' shopping experiences, Bloomingdale's today launched a two-day test of a "Social Retailing" system at its flagship 59th Street Store in Manhattan. The Social Retailing platform, from New York-based digital technology firm IconNicholson, lets a store shopper use a full-length mirror to transmit her image to friends over the web and receive their friends' comments and images of alternative products.
Social Retailing, originally designed by IconNicholson for apparel fashion client Nanette Lepore Inc., combines social networking and the brick-and-mortar store so customers can connect live with their online friends while they shop. Social Retailing uses an interactive mirror, also called a Magic Mirror, to transmit high-bandwidth video to friends, who can respond to the customer's selections via instant messaging sent to the mirror. Friends can also send suggestions in the form of product images from an online catalog tied to the Social Retailing application.
The Social Retailing mirror does double duty as a touch-screen device that lets shoppers interact with friends. The mirror also superimposes life-size product images chosen by the shopper or suggested by her online friends. If the product is a dress, for instance, the store shopper can stand in front of the image to see how it looks on her.
IconNicholson says the Social Retailing system was designed to interact with young adults who are accustomed to using text-messaging, cell phones and online social networking sites. One expectation for retailers is that participants will load their shared shopping images on sites like YouTube.com and Facebook.com to produce a viral marketing effect.
"We always look to keep Bloomingdale's at the leading edge of retail innovation," says Frank Doroff, senior executive vice president and general merchandise manager. "Today's young tech-savvy shopper expects to be connected 24/7 with her friends even while she shops. Social Retailing enhances that ability to connect, and I expect will draw new, younger shoppers to our stores." Bloomingdale's is a unit of Federated Department Stores Inc., which is No. 29 in the Internet Retailer Top 500 Guide.
IconNicholson has been developing the Social Retailing for Nanette Lepore for the past year, and the data collected during the live pilot will help the company refine the product in preparation for a larger rollout, says Tom Nicholson, CEO, IconNicholson.
Among other customer-relationship innovations implemented by Bloomingdale's include the use of Blue Martini Software to display on a cashier's point-of-sale web-enabled screens product recommendations based on a shopper's past shopping behavior. When the clerk swipes the card of a regular shopper, the POS screen pops up with cross-selling recommendations.
"Bloomingdale's is the right place for our next step with Social Retailing," Nicholson says. "The store's customers already expect a unique shopping experience and they come from around the world to experience the latest trends in fashion and retail."
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Something about horses, donkeys and mules that makes my heart want to dance, my soul aches to help all of them
I question why they can't be left alone to do what all the other wild animals in our world do just live and die in the wild. Melody Johnson, Donkey Whisperer Farm
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Time is running out for the wild horses living in ten states of the United States of America, select NY Times Wild Horses.
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Animals need us humans to be a voice for them
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Watching the wild horses dynamic is very interesting and inspirational as they survive without the interaction of man in the wild.
Just like all the wild animals
GOD created in our world living one day at a time.
Golden Wild Horses – Beautiful and fun to watch
Australia Wild Horse Video – Lovely
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Jason Jones (actor)
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Hamilton, Ontario, Canada
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Jason Jones (born June 3, 1973) is a Canadian actor and comedian. He is currently a correspondent on The Daily Show with Jon Stewart.
Life and career[edit]
Jones was born in Hamilton, Ontario. He attended Ryerson Theatre School in Toronto. Jones is married to fellow The Daily Show correspondent Samantha Bee, with whom he has three children: daughter Piper Bee-Jones (born 2006), son, Fletcher Bee-Jones (born 2008), and daughter, Ripley Bee-Jones (born 2010).
The Daily Show with Jon Stewart[edit]
In September 2005, Jones joined the Daily Show cast as a contributor. When his wife left the show in late December for family leave, Jones was promoted to a full-time correspondent. Thereafter, he won a significant following at The Daily Show, thanks to a few pieces on the Denmark cartoons, Carl Monday, and Laguna Beach. Before Rob Corddry left The Daily Show he said, "Jason Jones has raised the bar too high. I just can't say the things he says to people."[1] His exposé on the real values of Wasilla, Alaska remains one of the most popular pieces on the Daily Show website. In 2014, Jones temporarily left The Daily Show to appear in a pilot for the sitcom "Love Is Relative".[2]
In June 2009, Jones was sent to Tehran just prior to the controversial 2009 presidential election.[3][4] Jones' reports in Iran included an interview with Newsweek journalist Maziar Bahari, who was arrested after the disputed June 2009 presidential elections. During Bahari's time in prison, his interrogators charged him with espionage and used Jones' interview as evidence against him. It was later clarified by Bahari that the charges were fabricated.[5] Jones will appear, as himself, in the film version of Bahari's ordeal, Rosewater, to be released in 2014. The film was written and directed by Daily Show host Jon Stewart.[6]
Other work[edit]
Jones has also done various television work with his Canadian sketch comedy troupe The Bobroom, and was the host of Craft Corner Deathmatch on the Style Network in 2005. He also co-wrote, co-starred in, and co-produced the 2004 film Ham & Cheese, with fellow Bobroom alumnus Mike Beaver; the film was nominated for six Canadian Comedy Awards in 2005. He has also had minor roles in numerous feature films – such as the 2003 Public Domain, also starring Don McKellar, the 2002 Syfy original film, Terminal Invasion and Nicole DeBoer – and appeared in the TV show Queer as Folk.[7] He has also appeared on the CBS sitcom How I Met Your Mother playing "Tony". Jones has appeared twice on the NBC series Law & Order as Len Pewels, host of the fictional Len Pewels' America. Jones is currently working on a CBS sitcom about a celebrity chef (to be played by Jones), with his wife, Samantha Bee.[8] They starred as husband and wife in a movie entitled "Cooper's Camera" (USA "Cooper's Christmas"), in which their Christmas was recorded on a brand new (1985, at the time) camera.
Jones did further work in a series of television advertisements, including a series for beer brand Molson, and appearing as Greg Gregger in Budweiser's short films The Best Man and The Company Man, as well as in some 30-second commercials. Jones had a supporting role in the 2009 movie All About Steve. In early 2010, he starred in a sitcom pilot for ABC called How to be a Better American, but it was not picked up as a series. He also made a cameo appearance in the 2012 movie Pitch Perfect and appeared in The Art of the Steal. In 2014 Jones appeared in the sitcom "Love is Relative' as the character 'Nate'.[9]
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- ^ http://www.thedailyshow.com/video/index.jhtml?videoId=230115&title=irandecision-2009-election&byDate=true
- ^ Itzkoff, Dave (June 16, 2009). "'Daily Show' Sends Reporter to Iran". The New York Times. Retrieved May 5, 2010.
- ^ Bahari, Maziar. "Newsweek Reporter's Ordeal in Iran". Newsweek. p. 5. Archived from the original on 2009-12-01. Retrieved 2009-12-01.
- ^ "Rosewater (2014)". IMDB.com. Retrieved 2014-06-25.
- ^ "Biography of Jason Jones". AllAmericanSpeakers.com. 2007. Retrieved 2009-05-11.
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i wish i knew who was in babysittersclub. its weird because i started it, and im not even a part of it anymore because my pix wont go through ?
it's mostly because i hate you
Egbert! I tried to leave a message in your ask, but it is disabled. I have been thinking about you!! What have you been making? Who is your studio professor? judging by your tumblr, im guessing Corin. but maybe you two just think alike.
my brother is now following my tumblr
oh god oh god.
his tumblr is all pics of him making out with the dog
and his promethazine collection
go figure
lol, im still naked
so i just snuck out of the backdoor of the house to go to walmart at two o clock in the morning. dumb. but while i was waiting in line, i was watching the cashier who was a twenty something year old weirdo ring up his wierdo buddies who were also employees..
and i just kept thinking about how fucking weird they were
and then i remembered that one time that i think jaclyn and i kinda forced egbert to come drink champagne with us during a break between classes, and i was talking alot and being a bitch drinking out of cups. and egbert told me with sincerity that i was "so… coool" and that is when i realized that actually i was really fucking weird and a total bitch. like seriously, i am the devil in heels- only leopard print vans.
so, my entire life like even when i was really little people always told me i was weird, and that i laughed too much, and that my laugh was weird. but i think i just laughed? and didn't care. because i thought people just told people they were weird.
and i have been super self conscious lately around my mom because i hate getting "the look" and self conscious at work because it is fucking work. and being serious and not being me is starting to really make my head feel hot all the time.
so, instead of living this life.. ash and i are talking about selling our cars and moving to ny in december/january. i dont think new york will ever really be me, but she needs a fancy job and i need to not live in newport news. honestly if the world wasnt so fucked up i would just be living in a tent. because that would be normal. and if things dont work out and come spring time i want to be doing something else with my life i am moving onto the reservation. no problemo.
i really want to live in the wilderness or something close to it and just be self sufficient. like a self sufficient tent dweller? down.
counting down the minutes till thursday when i can finally finish my painting and daydream about the entire fucking untied states shutting down so everybody can just go do what they want to do. and what would i do? honestly, i think i would spend a month hunting drake, and see does he wanna go play in some deep snow. not even really tryen' to fuck or anything. just down to make some snow angels in some big furry ass snow boots. no cuddles. dont touch me, drizzy. i just wanna see does your voice actually sound like that on a regular basis.
which brings me to the next point that every body is fucking getting married and it is depressing.like, damndude. yours life is over. being in a serious relationship, and getting proposed to, and getting married, and buying a house. seems like it will never ever ever ever EVER ever EVER be my style. im down to get like spur of the moment married to some boy that ive known for like three months and can tell that we would be down like that and then like move into his apartment and maybe one day go on a vacation together. but nah to everything else. and no kids either. not that i could have any? i think i would shoot myself.
blugh. ugh, im just gonna make a new portfolio and keep submitting it to adult swim till they hire me. so that way there would be zero differentiation between my real life and my other life. sike this all will never happen.


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Poor marketing hinders trout farming
Shimla, Dec 20 (IANS) Smoked, baked, grilled or fried, the trout never disappoints the tongue, say fish eaters. But the lack of a proper market and transportation are hampering private sector farming of two exotic species - the rainbow and brown trout - in Himachal Pradesh.
A study carried out by Shimla-based Himachal Pradesh University's Agro-Economic Research Centre on fish farms in Kullu, Mandi, Shimla and Kinnaur districts said lack of a proper market for fish in the area, transportation and market intelligence were some of the problems faced by farmers.
In cities like Delhi and Kolkata, there is a robust demand for trout, but poor marketing is a big hindrance, said the study conducted by researchers Ranveer Singh, Meenakshi Sharma and Pratap Singh.
Himachal Pradesh is the country's main producer of trout in the private sector, but farmers are forced to dispose of the fish at throwaway prices in the state.
'In Delhi, the trout sells between Rs.350 and Rs.400 kg, but within Himachal, a farmer gets around Rs.200 a kg,' the research study said.
The farmers largely depend on water from traditional irrigation streams for setting up fish ponds.
'The construction cost of an average trout fish farm was Rs.2.65 lakh, the annual net income per farm of those surveyed was about Rs.1.80 lakh,' the study said.
Director of state fisheries department B.D. Sharma told IANS that the government is keen to solve the marketing problem.
'The National Fisheries Board has decided in principle to set up a trout processing unit at Patlikuhl in Kullu district with an outlay of Rs.2.1 crore. We have asked the trout farmers' association of Kullu to come forward to run the processing unit, but they have not shown any interest,' Sharma said.
He said the commissioning of the unit would be a great help to the farmers as the processed fish would increase its shelf life and could be marketed across the country easily.
Lack of availability of fingerlings and fish feed have also been hampering the growth of trout farming that otherwise has huge potential, the researchers say. The farmers depend upon the government for fingerlings and fish feed, they say.
Of the 3,000-km network of state fisheries water resources, 600 km of coldwater streams are conducive for trout farming. At least two exotic fish species - rainbow and brown trout - are farmed in the state.
The average annual production of a small farm is 900 kg, whereas a large farm could produce up to 3,400 kg, said the study.
Commanding a price between Rs.221 and Rs.250 per kg, a farmer earns a profit of over 35 percent, say researchers.
A trout fish farm generates 213 days of employment in a year and provides 41 percent of average household income.
The trout is a freshwater fish of Salmonidae family. Of the 15 species found globally, brown and rainbow trout are found in Himachal Pradesh, Jammu and Kashmir, Uttarakhand, Tamil Nadu and Kerala.
As per the state fisheries department, the state annually cultivates 18 tonnes and 90 tonnes of trout respectively in government and private farms.
The cold waters of the Beas, Sutlej and Ravi rivers are the habitat of the trout, mainly the brown ones. The state has around 100 run-of-the-river trout farms, including six government-run ones.
The British first introduced trout in the state in 1909 in order to promote game fishing. At that time, fingerling trout brought from Jammu and Kashmir were released in streams of Chamba, Kangra and Kullu districts. The stocked fish thrived and bred.
To propagate trout in the natural waters, the state government this year decided against setting up hydropower projects in the picturesque Tirthan Valley in Kullu district.
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I was packing on Friday for my move on Saturday and I asked my mom if I could fit into my comforter bag....Well I could! Haha! My mom kept the bag open a little so I could breathe...don't worry, it was safe :)
I was packing on Friday for my move on Saturday and I asked my mom if I could fit into my comforter bag....Well I could! Haha! My mom kept the bag open a little so I could breathe...don't worry, it was safe :)
I ate SOOOO much food for Thanksgiving! Does the bun look familiar? My mom found out you can by the buns from Texas Road House and she got their apple cinnamon butter to go with too!
Doesn't this look like a blast? The only downer is the thought of having to pick all that back up.... :/
Shawn Johnson and Derek Hough on Dancing With The Stars from Monday night!
If you're trying to trace your steps back to the moment your relationship lost its magic, it's probably the time one of you USED THE TOILET in front of the other. And I'm not talking about peeing, I'm talking about REALLY using the toilet.
According to a new survey, 51% of couples say they use the toilet in front of their significant other. That means less than HALF of couples are trying to keep that mystery.
The survey ALSO found that 51% of people say they'd break up with someone over bad toilet habits. So, I guess some people have seen the other person use the toilet and deemed their habits "not bad" . . . otherwise those numbers wouldn't work.
About one in three couples say they ARGUE over bad toilet habits. The main fight is over leaving the toilet seat up.
The second-biggest cause of arguments is leaving the toilet a mess. Number three? Making too much NOISE on the toilet.
And finally, 75% of people surveyed say they do their BEST THINKING on the toilet.
Most of you know that I got stuck with two bags of candy after the Green Bay Holiday Parade. I didn't want to take it home because then I would eat ALL of it by myself. So obviously I would leave it at the station in our WIXX studio. Everyone is probably ticked at me because now they have to eat it with me! Now I don't have to feel as guilty eating it by myself at night because I know other people are eating it during their shift! hehehe :)
I want to know what piece of candy you would eat out of this bag! Look at the picture and let me know which piece you would steal first!
Oh and since when is there a Banana flavor Tootsie Pop....I don't not approve of that!
I was worried about a pop artist like Christina and a country artist like Blake teaming up together but man oh man do I like this song! Do you?
Anderson Cooper flew to the Middle East over the weekend to report on the fighting in Gaza. Late Sunday night, it looked like a bomb landed SERIOUSLY close to him during a live report.
I got the chills watching this performance! Plus this would be REALLY hard to sing and dance to and she did a phenomenal job! Check it out...
Two of my favorite actresses! This looks like a good movie. Who wants to go with me?
I think Jimmy Fallon is hilarious and a lot of you went to see Robert Pattinson last night in the premier of Breaking Dawn Part 2. Check this video out!


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Fabulous. Weather was great the flight exhilarating staff friendly and courteous and equipment worked!! Fully recommend as I have already.
Really worth while!
I could do this all day long.
The Pilot was very informative + showed/pointed out where or what we were flying over.
It's not really 20 mins we were up there but it still awesome. I bought diz trip for my bf birthday, he loves it ;)
Fabulous, effortless flight over Flemington Raceway, The Docklands, St Kilda and the City. I found it very easy to find (great supermarket next door specializing in Australian produce).
The crew were warm and welcoming and the whole experience was great value for money.
Amazing, we loved the helicopter ride, and to see Melbourne from a birds eye view is incredible, put this one on your wish list and do it, you wont be disappointed.
Amazing. Alot of fun. Wish I could do it every weekend! HIGHLY Recommended.
Great experience. Fantastic views of Melbourne. Things look very different from up there. Friendly and helpful staff made the afternoon even better. Would recommend this to anyone.
What a view down to the city. We could have flied even longer. Nice staff.
Fantastic 15 minutes was not long enough, great crew and good commentary.
Our Helicopter tour was a gift of an experience for my father turning 90 years old. We both LOVED it - Dad has not stopped talking about it and telling all at his party how wonderful it was for him to see the City he has lived in for 90 years from the air. Thank-you for helping me make his special milestone birthday so memorable.
Amazing experience!
Fantastic ride, great way to see the city, friendly pilot, highly recommend it!!!
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If the taps have to be fixed per channel, and no downsampling is possible, I would prefer 1024 taps at 48khz than 512 at 96khz: that would give as 4 times the power/precision.
I totally agree with this. Maybe there can be different versions of the plugin?
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Alright, let's see how we can optimize that 4way configuration since speaker filtering (e.g.linear phase) is the core application of this plug-in here. For those of you who are new to this community, please read the product concept of the miniDSP to make sure you understand the difference between a plug-in (what's being discussed here) and a processing platform (i.e. miniSHARC). Maybe in the future, other "plug-ins", will have different applications. Hoping this clarifies.
1) There are indeed IIR banks available before each FIR filters. (8biquads for Xover = 8 biquads).
2) We did realized the limitation at the low frequency while doing some simulations, and one thing we thought of was to build a configuration with more taps on some channels E.g. LF, but less for the Low frequency.
3) @96kHz, we can work with 4096taps. Making the taps freely assignable would indeed be the way to go we feel. It's a bit of a change for the firmware + software to account for a "resource" calculator but our team has some idea. Instead of hardcoding the resource (as above), it's best to let you guys decide of the number of taps else we can be sure that one of you will decide he wants a different assignment of the taps.
4) We'd prefer keeping 96kHz if possible. Maybe trying in the future other tricks..
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A free assignment of taps would indeed be a nice solution!
Now I have to rethink my configuration again! I was just integrating 2x8 and openDRC into one housing (see here) but I'd prefer to get rid of the SRC between openDRC and 2x8
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Will we be seeing this baby before x-mas?
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Quick Vegetarian Meals That Work Well as Leftovers Too?
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Q: I'm a first-year middle and high school English teacher, and as a result, my schedule is insane, and I've slacked off on cooking because it can be time-consuming.
What are some quick, vegetarian meals that work well as leftovers the next school day? Hoping all of your busy, clever readers might be able to help! Thanks!
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Editor: Molly, how about chickpea and other legume curries? These reheat beautifully (and freeze nicely too). Try chana masala and curried vegetable and chickpea stew.
Readers, what else would you recommend?
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My favorite recipe for this type is an adapted Madhur Jaffrey recipe for Channa Masala. Basically, big can tomatoes, 2 small cans chickpeas, an onion sauteed, and rather a lot of spices simmered together. It makes fab leftovers.
If you google the recipe, don't be turned off by the quantity of recommended spices. It's pretty adaptable to a normal spice cabinet, though I acknowledge mine is far from normal.
I pack for my husband and myself, both teachers. I make at least double of anything, even spaghetti with sauce from a jar, and then pack it up in individual containers for the next day or so. I also like to make a couple packages worth of baked tofu at a time and then put them on sandwiches or salads over the next few days.
I've been enjoying Tomato Cobbler - Mark Bittman's recipe. It takes only about 10 minutes of hand-on work to prepare, maybe 40 minutes to bake, and I find it reheats beautifully in the microwave. You can see my review on cookbooker here, the review also has a link to his recipe (which he, too, lists as a favorite on his web site).
I love this question, as leftovers are a necessity for me!!!
- Chickpea patties with a marsala or lemon sauce. Add mushrooms, your favorite greens. And bring along some rice!
- Roast a BUNCH of veggies (I'm in a CSA so I get tons, roasting is just an easy way to go through them) & I usually throw them in brown rice & make a sauce so it stays creamy/doesn't dry out.
- CROCKPOT!!! Spend a few days making meals & freeze. I did that last year & had three weeks of meals, all different.
- Make your meals FUN! Bento boxes make lunch time a little easier & you don't get bored because you have an assortment of finger foods.
- My favorite: veggie thai meat balls. Make a spicy dipping sauce. So flavorful & you can do a bunch of things. Lettuce wraps, bread, toss in a salad. They freeze well, too!!
- Another thing I do is mash some root veggies then make a version of potato pancakes. I throw them on top of greens with carmelized onions & make a honey dijon dressing and it is so incredibly flavorful.
Jamie Oliver's Leek and Garbanzo Bean Soup is fantastically tasty, quick, and keeps well. You can make a lot and freeze in single servings for later.
If you Google with those search words, you'll get a couple different versions and can adjust to your own taste.
I swear by soups in general, because my life is also insanely busy and they are so nourishing, healthy, and perfect to keep in the fridge or freezer for quick meals. If you feel like you need more variety, you can play with toppings - croutons, pumpkin seeds, etc.
If you're a lacto-ovo vegetarian, quiche always works well for me. You can add pretty much any combination of veggies, cheese, and seasonings. It's usually good hot or cold.
I also make a "Mexican lasagna" by layering tortillas, vegetarian chili, cheese, corn, salsa, and repeating until the casserole dish is filled. This refrigerates and reheats very well, and you can make a vegan variety by using soy cheese.
Another go-to for me is a big veggie pizza--as long as the vegetables are cooked, you can keep in the fridge for a few days and take a little bit for lunch every day.
(Oh, for the garbanzo bean soup I use canned garbanzos, and don't bother with soaking etc. It tastes just fine!)
Here's a whole approach to packing healthy vegetarian lunches. The highlights:
- sesame peanut noodles
- several non-PB&J sandwich options
- whole grain salads (brown rice, quinoa)
- homemade veggie burgers
- burritos
- leftover stir fry, chili or soup, chickpea salad sandwiches, and hearty salads
Saute summer squash (or zucchini), red pepper, a couple of tomatoes and onion. Herbs as your taste dictates. Toss with whole wheat pasta (rotini or penne). Great hot or at room temperature. Toss in a little feta cheese if you're feeling crazy.
Ratatouille. Love it this time of year & it always tastes better the second day.
I love making currys/soups then freezing them. You can eat them as is or add rice. I agree fully that peanut noodles and other grain based salads are also excellent choices and you can make a big batch for the week. I also like to freeze at least one portion of every baked dinner we have to enjoy later that month. I find that doing this helps me change it up as I am never very excited to eat the same thing for lunch as I had the night before for dinner.
SmittenKitchen's Moroccan chickpeas with Spinach is a GREAT, tasty dish. And makes even better leftovers. You can toss it on a bed of couscous, if you feel like it :)
I'd suggest roast a batch of veggies over the weekend. You can have them by themselves on the night when they're still warm, and use the leftovers in a lentil/rice/bulgur salad!
It's really quick as you can also cook a batch of grain then use it during the week, and it can be eaten cold or warm if you have access to a microwave.
Making a pot of beans and wrapping the leftovers in a tortilla or pita the next day is easy and wonderful!
Here's what got me through my first year of teaching, if the whole cooking ahead of time and making leftovers thing doesn't always pan out: boil water while you're in the shower, throw in a bundle of soba noodles for three minutes while you brush your teeth, and mix up peanut sauce in two minutes afterwards. Peanut butter, soy sauce, rice vinegar, juice of an orange (or if you are really in a hurry, lime juice from a bottle), and a little hot water. Have a few more minutes? Add minced garlic and ginger. If you have them, add steamed broccoli or sliced cucumber or crushed peanuts. If not, it'll get you through the day if you bring a big enough bowl. So welcome after three or four periods of middle school chaos.
I can't say enough good things about the kitchn's slow cooker enchiladas! Throw em in the slow cooker, relax for a few hours, and you'll have lunch for days!
Quinoa and couscous salads are endlessly adaptable (throw in root vegetables in the winter, or lighter veggies and herbs in the summer, plus add beans, bits of cheese, etc.) They keep well in the fridge to eat throughout the week.
Someone said quiche, and I second that, and add to it tarts. Sure, they are not as crispy and flaky coming out of the microwave as they would be out of the oven, but they definitely produce a good amount of leftovers (especially if you use an 11" tart pan!) and make for a satisfying lunch. Pasta is also a good one, as is homemade pizza (buy premade dough if you're tight on time -- from the grocery store or a nearby pizza shop). Three bean chili and similar dishes like vegetarian gumbo are also great and make good quantities.
As a vegetarian cook and wife of a high school teacher, I'm not sure I've run into anything I make that doesn't make good lunch the next day. Admittedly my wife is not as much of a stickler for food safety as I am, but she just takes leftovers of whatever we had for dinner, stashes them in her desk, and eats them at whatever temperature they're at when she gets hungry. (Hasn't made her sick yet).
Especially if you have access to a microwave, I don't see why you can't have anything as leftovers.
Vegetarian lasagna is my favorite for leftovers. You can load it up with all sorts of veggies, but my favorite is taking a classic lasagna recipe (Betty Crocker cookbook) and simply replacing the meat with mushrooms and spinach. I also replace some of the ricotta with goat cheese. Everything else the same. Its one of those recipes that is better the next day, and could last all week!
I love making a huge pot of brown rice and eating it with a sharp cheese and sauteed portabellas. Sometimes I'll mix lentils in, too... it's delicious, vegetarian, healthy, AND it won't stink up the hallway at work :)
stir fry!
Pick up the latest Vegetarian Times! They have like 8 or 10 recipes that answer this question!
Also, consider getting a refrigerator for your classroom. Very convenient.
I second soups, chili, curry, dal... Some are not as quick to make as others but if you make one on a Sunday afternoon you can have leftovers all week. Or, for a quick weeknight meal that keeps well for leftovers, warm grain or pasta salad with lots of raw or lightly cooked vegetables and some feta cheese.
I like to make a big dish with a grain (quinoa, couscous, etc), some beans, veggies, and seasoning (and maybe nuts and/or dried fruit). We eat it hot for dinner, and then put it in a container with greens (usually arugula) to eat as a cold salad the next day.
Spaghetti squash spaghetti! Cooked spaghetti squash with marinara and a little cheese is amazing (although since we are meat-eaters, we prefer meat sauce).
Also, spanish rice mix with however much water it calls for, a can of tomatoes (undrained), a can of black beans (undrained), and a cup or so of frozen corn makes an excellent meal. Good as tacos/burritos, as chip dip, as a taco salad, or just plain! We like a little cheese and/or sour cream on top.
Soup is also fantastic. I make potato green onion soup by covering chopped potatoes (skin-on) and a ton of green onions with water not quite to cover, boil the heck out of them, then mash them right in the cooking water. I add a little cream cheese and some milk and lots of salt and it makes an amazing soup. Part chunky, part smooth. *nom*
Homemade mac 'n' cheese with tomatoes or slow-cooked greens could also be fantastic.
Of course, these all assume that you have access to a microwave.
Wow, thanks so much, Kitchn readers!!! I am feeling more hopeful that cooking, eating healthfully, and teaching are all possible. :)
I am studying Elementary Education and Special Education and I intern at elementary schools on Mondays, Tuesdays, and Thursdays. I feel your pain!
Today I prepared Curried Garbanzo Beans, Potatoes, and Spinach,
The recipe on The Kitchn prepared the curry with flatbread, but I prepared the curry with Kashi 7-Grain Pilaf. The preparation was 30 minutes (dicing the onions, dicing the potatoes, mincing the garlic) and I cooked the curry and the pilaf in 30 minutes. I prepared one meal for today and three pre-prepared meals for the week.
Good Luck!
Tuscan white beans make a good base. All of these would be good: http://www.saveur.com/solrSearchResults.jsp?q=tuscan+white+beans
(The last one is wonderful even if you take the sausage out of it to make it vegetarian).
Every Sunday I make something in the oven and then heat it for lunch the next few days. Typically I'll make mac'n'cheese, chicken pot pie, or meatloaf. You could also do lasagna or enchiladas. On weeknights I find that most recipes make about 3 servings, so I take what is left over the next day. Some weeknight meals are stir-fried tofu & veggies with brown rice, pasta with tomato sauce, or chicken fettucine with pesto sauce. All of those cook up in about half an hour.
If you do end up getting takeout some nights, Indian curries heat up nicely the next day. Chana masala or dal makhani are good vegetarian choices.


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Hunky Twilight actor, Cam Gigandet, who played the vampire James in the film series' first two installments, welcomed a baby boy with fiance Dominique Geisendorff!
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"He is healthy, happy, and perfect," he wrote. "We are Humbled to have the opportunity to call ourselves the parents of this beautiful soul and I am forever grateful to God for allowing me to know this kind of boundless, immaculate love.Thanks to those of you who wish to send your positive energy and well wishes. May God bless you and your families abundantly." He also included a quote from former British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan:"No man succeeds without a good woman behind him. Wife or mother, if it is both, he is twice blessed indeed."
His fiance, Dominique Geisendorff, gave birth to a healthy baby boy named Rekker Radley! The couple have a 3-year-old daughter Everleigh Rae.
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Our day and the time we start the tour is flexible and is meant to accommodate your schedule and interests.
The tour covers all the must-see places:
• The Gateway of India, and the area around it
• Regal Circle and the heritage buildings there, including the Prince of Wales Museum, NGMA, Police Headquarters, etc.
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• Bombay University and cricket at the Oval Maidan
• Flora Fountain
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• Victoria Terminus & Municipal Building
. Local Markets (Crawford Market & Mangaldas Market)
• Mani Bhavan, home of Gandhi
• Malabar Hill (Jain Temple, Hanging Garden & Kamla Nehru Park)
• The popular Dhobi Ghat ( Indian Laundry)
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The Townhouse is our new edition to the Fargen Amps lineup for Summer 2013. Following on the success of the micro-sized Micro Plex, the Townhouse sports the same compact design, while offering hand-built, made in the USA boutique tube amp quality and tone. The two-way Decade Switch features a 50′s setting with vintage tweed-inspired tones, and a 60′s setting inspired by brownface tones. The Townhouse is like two-amps-in-one, at a reasonable price considering its boutique essence.
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Galpin presented at the SEMA Show a customized version of the Honda Accord Coupe. Galpin lowered the ride height and added huge wheels next to a blue paintjob with a carbon fiber hood and a GT wing at the rear.
The Accord was the segment leader since its launch in 2001. Sales have taken a hit because of lack of a diesel engine and Honda only offers a 2.4-litre iVETC and a 3.5-litre V6 iVETC. Its biggest competitors are the Volkswagen Passat, Skoda Superb, Toyota Camry, Hyundai Sonata. In 2011 Honda gave the Accord a facelift.
Honda unveiled today the European version of the all-new 2009 Accord that will make its world debut at the Geneva motor Show next month. All the engines in the new Accord are equipped with the Euro 5 emissions system, available starting September 2009.
Significantly wider and slightly lower, the styling adopts a more emotional, sporty motif. The 'sharp-edged' design, with pronounced muscular wheelarches that emphasize the car's wider track, gives the Accord a distinctive, strong stance with a solid, planted feel. The distinctive nose and more flowing lines deliver a tauter and more athletic shape.
First choice of engine is the new i-DTEC engine that delivers 147 HP at 4,000 rpm, and a peak torque of 350 Nm at 2,000 rpm. The 2.0-liter i-VTEC offers similar levels of performance to its predecessor – 156 PS at 6,300 rpm – but builds on its class leading fuel economy. Key technological changes include increased diameter intake valves, further optimized valve lift and timing and increased inlet and exhaust air flow volumes.
The 2.4-liter engine is more powerful, delivering 200 PS at 7000 rpm and peak torque of 233 Nm at 4500 rpm – up from 190 PS and 223 Nm. Behind the figures are a compression ratio increased from 10.5 to 11.0:1, larger diameter valves, revised valve timing, and reduced exhaust system pressures.
All three engines are matched to a 6-speed manual transmission, while both petrol engines have the option of a 5-speed automatic.
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As we told you a few hours ago, Honda will unveil the 8th generation Accord in March at the Geneva Motor Show. And after a few teaser images, here's the teaser video from Honda!
The 2009 Honda Accord boasts quality features to challenge established premium contenders in the executive D-segment. Sporty styling and enticing driving dynamics are offered while strong environmental credentials impress in an all Euro 5 emissions-compliant engine line up.
Honda will unveil at the Geneva Motor Show in march the 8th generation Accord, both sedan and tourer versions. Official informations will be unveiled on 11 February. Both version will be powered by i-VTEC engine and i-CTDi that meet the future Euro5.
ROAD & TRAVEL Magazine (RTM) announced its 12th Annual International Car of the Year Awards (ICOTY) winners at a black tie ceremony today. Held at the MGM Grand Detroit, RTM hosted more than 600 industry leaders and media on the eve of press week of the North American International Auto Show.
Honda will unveil at the Tokyo Auto Salon from January 11 to 13 the Accord Modulo Concept, a spicier version of the all-new Accord sedan (or Inspire on the Japanese market).
Honda has announced that the production version of the Accord Tourer Concept unveiled at the Frankfurt Motor Show will come in March 2008 at Geneva Motor Show. It will be unveiled in both Saloon and Tourer version.
As a dealer-installed accessory, Honda's in-house HFP products carry the same 3-year/36,000-mile bumper-to-bumper warranty as the rest of the vehicle, when installed at the time of new vehicle purchase, and are engineered to be fully compatible with the vehicle.
Honda Access America, Inc., Honda's U.S. accessory development team designed and built the HF-S Concept to demonstrate how the customized use of technology could allow vehicle owners to fine-tune performance while adding their own senses of style. Key exterior and conceptual powertrain modifications represent functional performance and driving-experience enhancements.
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How to Learn from Solomon, the Wisest Fool in the Bible
- Tuesday, December 17, 2013
Editor's Note: The following is a report on the practical applications of Mark Atteberry's upcoming book, The Solomon Seduction (Thomas Nelson, 2014).
Solomon – one of Israel's kings, whose life is depicted in the Bible's Old Testament – is known as the wisest man who ever lived, apart from Jesus Christ. Yet despite his incredible God-given wisdom, Solomon still made many foolish decisions. Why? Each time, Solomon turned his attention away from God and toward the world's temptations, such as privilege, power, riches, sex, and the accolades of others. As he did, he fell into sin that led him into destructive situations that ruined his life.
Solomon's life shows that no one is wise enough to outsmart sin. No matter how smart you are or how much you love God, sin can seduce you if you don't intentionally guard yourself against it and pursue more of God's wisdom every day.
Here's what you can learn from Solomon's choices so you can avoid falling into destructive situations and instead gain wisdom that will usher God's blessings into your life:
Admit just how dupable you really are. Does sin seem like a good idea to you? Ask God to show you just how easily you can be deceived about sin. Consider times when you've been enticed by temptations to sin, and how you may have rationalized giving in to those temptations.
Pray for discernment. The power to resist sin (and Satan's deceptions about sin) begins with discernment. Pray for the Holy Spirit to renew your mind every day, empowering you to think about the situations you face from God's perspective so you can make wise decisions about them. Study the Bible so its truths will sink deep into your soul; then you can bring relevant Bible verses to mind whenever you face a temptation to sin and need guidance.
Evaluate and adjust your life if God's commands seem out of touch to you. Do God's commands seem out of touch with your experiences in the real world? If so, remember that the evil side of the spiritual world always undermines what holy Scripture says. If Satan can get you to doubt the relevancy and value of God's biblical commands, he can seduce you with sin. You can get back on track by evaluating and adjusting: your priorities (how you spend your time, money, and energy), your influences (the people around you whom you listen to), and your direction (the course your life is taking through the many small choices you make daily – either closer to God, or farther away from Him).
Choose God's glory over your own glory. If you let your ego grow to an unhealthy level that doesn't reflect reality – as Solomon did – your ego will cause dangerous problems, such as: disconnection from reality, insensitivity to the problems and needs of others, and a diminishing view of God. Have you been just going through the motions of worship lately, or truly connecting with God and giving Him praise? Refuse to be a slave to your ego by embracing humility, which includes submitting to God's authority and power and yielding your will to God's purposes for your life.
Don't ignore God's warnings about sin. Sin may seem harmless to you for a while, but sooner or later, sin will always destroy you if you don't heed God's warnings about it. God's warnings are always clear and specific, and Solomon warned in the book of Proverbs that people can't make excuses that God hasn't warned them about the dangerous consequences of sin. So whenever you sense God warning you about sin, examine yourself honestly and choose to turn away from that sin.
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Residence Inn Downtown Toronto Hotel is located in Torontos Entertainment District, the prime address for business and leisure travelers. For a few days or extended stays, our Toronto hotel is steps to the Metro Toronto Convention Centre, Rogers Centre, Air Canada Centre, CN Tower and The Bell Light Box. Feel the pulse of Toronto in area restaurants, night life and major theatres within 3 blocks. Residence Inn Toronto has perfected the extended-stay experience with 256 stylish, oversized studio, one or two bedroom suites with full kitchens and living areas. Stay connected at our downtown Toronto hotel with free wired and wireless Internet. Enjoy daily complimentary full hot breakfast buffet with over 60 breakfast items and complimentary light supper 2-3 days per week from 6pm-7:30pm. Relax and stay fit in our indoor pool, hot tub or state-of-the-art fitness centre. Valet Park then walk to enjoy the dynamics Canada's hippest downtown neighbourhoods, all steps from the Residence Inn Toronto Downtown Hotel.
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|This modern, air-conditioned business hotel was opened in 2005 and comprises a total of 95 suites over 17 floors. Located on a main road, the various facilities are on offer within the hotel include a spacious lobby with lifts, a currency exchange bureau, a cloakroom and a 24-hour reception desk. Further features of this hotel include a breakfast room, various shops, a kiosk, a cosy bar and an air-conditioned restaurant with highchairs for children. There are function rooms with WLAN Internet access for those wishing to hold conferences An in-house laundry service may be taken advantage of, as may room service and medical attention. A bicycle storage room is available to cyclists. Those arriving by car may make use of the hotel car park and garage facilities
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From left to right: the first pin is a Martin Luther King Day remembrance pin that my mom actually got in Paris. Above it is a dainty floral wishbone. Next to it is a plastic stamp pin from the 1964 World's Fair. The Denmark pin is one I found in a jewelry box in my grandma's house; it looks like porcelain plates from the 1960's I've seen from Denmark. The choo-choo train one is enamel and very early 60's. I honestly have no idea where this metal cowboy boot came from. And then of course there's the Zac Efron pin and obviously Zac Efron isn't from the 1960's but he goes with the whole "getting pinned" school girl innocence at play here.
From left to right: the swirly, resin pin is from Israel. I think my grandpa must have bought it there since he was a travel writer. Above it is a pop art pin from the iconic Keith Haring pop-up shop that was in SoHo (where Bess is now). Below it is a self-portrait by Andy Warhol, because who wouldn't want to be Andy Warhol's muse? The giant blue pin I got at the premiere of Bill Cunningham: New York, at Film Forum, along with a special Bill Cunningham popcorn bag which I have in my room. I'm not really sure how the Tim Gunn pin fits into my theme, but it says "Make It Work," so I did. Next to Tim is a Fiorucci pin. Fiorrucci is an Italian label started in 1967. I love it because a lot of its logos mix these kitschy bright colors with Renaissance-style cherubs. In its heyday, the Fiorucci store was said to be like the "daytime Studio 54."


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Concert review: The Gramophone doubles down on funk with T Bird and the Breaks and the Diplomats of Solid Sound, Sunday, April 15
As a heavy rain fell on St. Louis, two bands showered fans at the Gramophone with punchy, Memphis-style grooves at a KDHX-welcomed event.
T Bird and the Breaks, from Austin, opened the night, their first-ever appearance in the Gateway City. The stripped-down ensemble of guitar, bass, drums and sax backed up singer/front man Tim Crane, a.k.a. T Bird, who was in full persona with his fedora, aviator sunglasses and dance moves that ranged from a stationary strut to a sort of bob 'n' weave.
Unlike fellow Austin native Black Joe Lewis, who approaches soul music with a heavier blues edge, T Bird's stage presence and vocal style lends more of an old-school hip-hop flair to the genre. For example, for an encore the band played "Dancehall Freakin," the title track of its latest EP, which features call-and-response rapping over funky riffs that brings Beastie Boys to mind. The group had reinforced this association earlier in the set by launching into a convincing cover of "Root Down."
T Bird and the Breaks does dabble in several different styles, proof of which was evident in Sunday night's glittery interpretation of Howlin' Wolf's "Evil" and a much more literal cover of Aloe Blacc's "I Need a Dollar." And of course the originals including "Take Time" and "Stand Up" from the 2009 album "Learn About It" are prime examples of how soulful the group can get, even without the full horn section and female backup singers on the record.
However, the group's recent touring partners, the Diplomats of Solid Sound, from Iowa City, lent their soulful singers Sarah Cram and Kathy Ruestow to back up T Bird during "The Clap Hands Song." This was the experience fans of "Learn About It" expected to hear, and it was a high point in the set.
The low point of the night had nothing to do with the music. The weather kept the turnout small, and it seemed like there were more hecklers in the audience than fans. Nonetheless, the band played its collective heart out, and hopefully it will meet a more deserving reception the next time around.
The Diplomats of Solid Sound, while also playing to a sparse crowd, did not hold back on the energy either. This is a well-seasoned group that has recorded for more than a decade and has played in St. Louis several times before. Members quickly took the stage and set up their instruments including a big, boxy Hammond B-3 organ that lends the throwback sound reminiscent of the MGs. Also present was a baritone sax, guitar, drums and, at center, Cram and Ruestow on vocals.
The leading ladies, known as the Diplomettes, ascended onto the stage as the band played a song from their extensive catalog, "Intercontinental Git." Their voices were consistently clear in each song, including during the spelled-out lyrics of "B-O-O-G-A-L-O-O" and the back-and-forth opening dialogue leading into "Fascination," the first of two encores. The harmonies and showmanship (finger snaps, glamour poses, lovely outfits) the singers brought evoked comparisons with the Supremes and the Ikettes. The surprisingly full sound of the band's select instruments (no bass, only one horn) filled the venue with upbeat and entrancing riffs.
The night in all was a satisfying combination of T Bird and the Breaks' young and edgy interpretation of funk and soul with the more classic style of the Diplomats of Solid Sound. Nothing could have provided a more stark contrast with the chilly, gloomy weather outside than the scorching sounds and vibrant presence that each band offered. I recommend keeping an eye on the radar for the next time either of these bands storm through St. Louis.