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What Foods Have You Learned To Love?
Last week, we asked you which foods do you wish you liked more. The results were surprising! These are the foods that you've tried and just don't like, no matter what. Well, what foods did you once dislike, but now love?
I hated mayonnaise when I was a kid. I don't know why, but somehow my opinion of it changed because now I like it. I also didn't like oysters and sea urchin the first time I had them, but I tried them again and eventually developed enough of a taste for them that I actually crave them. I'm not "tolerating" them - I actually go out of my way to find and consume them.
What about you? What foods didn't make a great first impression on you, but you gave them a second (or third, or more) chance and learned to love them?
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I used to hate tomatoes when I was a kid, but my Italian boyfriend re-introduced them to me 2 years ago and now I love them. I think nobody ever prepared them in a way that tasted good or I was just never exposed to good tomatoes. In addition to eating them, now I'm growing my own tomatoes on the balcony.
dislikes from childhood that disappeared after i visited france: cheese, eggs, mayonnaise and yogurt
fruits i always thought were so pretty that i beat myself into submission (and now love) for: persimmons and papayas
I don't know what happened, but for the first 34 years of my life, I *hated* mushrooms. Didn't matter what type - the flavor, texture... well, EVERYTHING about them made my stomach turn. I blame my mother for hiding them in our meals as a kid. Then one day I had a big, fat portobello arrive on top of my ribeye steak (thank you Jackson Grill) - and I decided to take a bite. It was the most delicious thing ever. Now, I can't get enough and travel frequently to River Valley Ranch, a mushroom farm in SE Wisconsin. Incredible.
I used to never have a taste for spicy food and now am craving it weekly.
Same goes for classic coleslaw.
pickles -- have always hated them, wish I didn't
Bleu cheese, salmon, all kinds of smoked fish, sushi, onions, wine, rare-to-medium beef (only liked it well-done), mushrooms... too many to count! I've discovered that basically anything edible, given enough chances and a good preparation, will start to taste good.
brussel sprouts, mustard, rice-based dishes
mushrooms and mustard and anything pickle-y
Tomatoes and Mushrooms are the most significant. I used to hate them in all forms (except ketchup and maybe spaghetti sauce). I now LOVE tomatoes and I really like cooked mushrooms (I guess I still just tolerate raw mushrooms, but even that's an improvement).
Mayonnaise, cheesecake, and brussel sprouts.
I didn't like wine at all until I was about 22. My aunt has an absolutely incredible collection and to think of all those family dinners that I passed on trying (we're Jewish, drinking a little wine with meals is allowed for children) some amazing bottles.... it's such a shame. I also hated cottage cheese as a kid, but now it's one of my favorite snacks.
Olives. All varieties sent me running, but the greatest offender in my childhood mind was defiantly a green olive stuffed with pimento - yuck! Olives promised to ruin any good pizza & leave a bitter taste. Now, I could happily plop down with nothing but a jar & a toothpick & much away.
i spent a decade avoiding eggs as a dish because of a bad experience with a Spanish omelet a long time ago (eating one dead cold when already sick makes for a very, very bad thing). the other half started making me egg white scrambled eggs with sausage and cheese, then he'd toss in a full egg to get me warmed up to the taste of egg yolk. after 2 years of perseverance, i enjoy them again. i still need stuff mixed in, though, for them to be thoroughly palatable.
Eggplant - a victim of bad preparations, I ultimately discovered I like it when it's prepared right.
Coconut - I still don't like dried coconut. But fresh coconut is amazing.
Sweet Potato. hated it as a kid, now i love it.
As a kid, I hated mushrooms, onions, asparagus, zucchini, parmesan cheese, feta cheese, and hollandaise sauce. Love them all now!
beets - i eat them regularly now, but there are still some preparations of them that i can't tolerate.
right now i'm working on summer squashes, but it's proving a much harder battle than the beets.
Spinach! who would have ever said that I'd cook them regularly?
On the other hand, my mom says that I loved liver as a child the only time she prepared it, but I was so sick after eating it that she never got it inside the house afterward. When I tried it again as an adult, it made me gag... maybe my body remembers something I have fortunately forgotten.
Cheese. Until a fateful day at a family barbecue when I had the best cheeseburger in my life. My waistline has regretted that day ever since.
I hated sausage when I was a little girl. I liked hot dogs pretty well, but I thought sausage was disgusting. I love it now.
Olives! Used to make me gag, but now I love, love, love them.
All of the other things I've learned to like (tomatoes, onions, sweet potatoes) I only just like... I never really crave them. Olives are absolutely the exception. My taste buds did a 180 and I can't get enough of them now!
Mine would be oysters too. That and whole boiled crabs. The idea of dissecting them freaked me out as a kid til i got in there, ripped some lungs and guts out and started eating.
@MrsCatbird, I'll second the eggplant. I used to detest it because it was so often mushy or rubbery. Now I cut it into 1 inch cubes and roast it at 500 degrees for 20 minutes, tossed with a little olive oil, salt and pepper, and it comes out perfect -- creamy on the inside and a little crispy on the outside. Delicious!
Olives and wine used to be much too strong for me. Now I could happily live on them alone ;)
Sea urchin. I thought it tasted like dirty sea water the first time I had it. Now I'm really fond of its complexity.
i hated mayonnaise and can't imagine i'd ever eat anchovies or sardines as a kid but i like all these things now. i'm also warming up to sun-dried tomatoes though one hardly ever sees them anymore.
Avocados and all avocado related foods...now I can't go a week without some guacamole! Fish of any kind and sweet potatoes are now on the enjoy list as well!
I used to despise tomatos raw but now I'll eat them and even look forward to them showing up in the markets. Onions are another one.
Mustard. As a kid I couldn't stomach the stuff, but now I find myself scraping the bottom of the dijon jar wondering how it ran out so quickly.
Sadly, I still get squicked out by mayonnaise. Do former haters have any tips on how to overcome that one?
Olives and cheesecake. I hated them as a kid. I adore olives now and can enjoy a really good cheesecake once in awhile. Oddly, I used to be a fiend for sweets, but I think I've grown out of it.
I really disliked eggplant and persimmons as a kid (although I ate them dutifully, since they're so prevalent in Filipino cooking). Thankfully, I love both now!
Cheese and olives - I never liked cheese, which made me a pretty weird kid I guess. But when I was dating my husband, his mother kept feeding me St Andre cheese and kalamata olives on crackers which I ate to be polite. I love them now!
Wish that I could like smoked salmon... I love smoked and I love salmon, but something about the raw texture is just challenging to me.
Bananas. I refused to eat them as a kid. Then, between the drinking and the running, I started getting massive potassium cravings and now I like and even crave them as long as they're ripe enough.
Still can't stand mayonnaise, though. The fact that my father shudders and makes faces at the very mention of it got me far too indoctrinated to change my mind.
I hated meat as a child. All of it. Pork, beef, chicken, lamb, didn't matter. Now I love it!
as a once-picky-child, i have an amazing number of foods that i didn't like and now love, among them being:
tomatoes, beans of all types, blueberries, brambleberries of all types, coffee, tea, mustard, avacados...not to mention, mexican food, chinese food and sushi.
life is a lot more interesting now that i like all these things.
Oysters are the only thing I can remember disliking as a kid and enjoying now as an adult. Even then, I've only relatively recently started enjoying them. As in, only a couple of years ago.
I never used to like shrimp, but don't know if I actually tasted them...I just had an aversion to shrimp based on the fact that, to me, they looked like "bugs of the sea."
But then I tasted them and found out what everyone knows: they are delicious! I still get a bit of a creepy-crawly feeling about them sometimes, but they are too good not to eat.
Like MissMae, I was a picky child, and now I'll eat nearly anything. Formerly revolting but now crave-able foods for me include:
real butter (I know, it's weird: but I grew up strongly preferring margarine!)
I used to loathe avocados. For some reason, I thought that they would taste too earthy and "green." When I met my current boyfriend, I noticed that he ate everything with avocados, so I let him make me a sandwich with some avocado slices. HEAVEN ON EARTH. Had I been missing out! It's like nature's butter. No more picking avocados out of sushi or sandwiches, no more avoiding guacamole.
Sooo much. I was a pretty picky eater as a child and there are many, many foods that I refused to eat back then that I now adore. Including but not limited to:
a lot of vegetables - red peppers, onions, cauliflower, cucumber, etc. etc.
sushi (this probably isn't all that uncommon but i didn't give it another chance until i was in my twenties)
Oh my god.
Tomatoes, Onions, Peppers, Mushrooms, Any kind of Seafood (some I still won't touch, most varieties of fish.), Sushi, egg salad, potato salad, asparagus, artichoke. The list goes on.
I blame all of this on my mother who is a terrible cook, and the pickiest eater alive.
Red wine is something I had to teach myself to like - and now I love it.
Tomatoes are something I will never learn to like. And I'm just fine with that!
oysters, red wine, and blue cheese. Thank god I came to my senses. Oh and sushi but that was years ago (OK, over a decade!) when it first becoming popular but now a week doesn't go by without it (though I can't stand "sushi for North Americans" like california roll, philadelphia roll, etc. - blech!).
I wish I like eggs more. I don't know but they don't taste nasty at first but then after a couple of bite they become odd tasting to me. My son doesn't like eggs either. But I used to hate raw onions. After I had my son I fell in love with onions. Now I enjoy heaps of raw onion in mostly anything. Still don't like much raw tomatoes but I like them crushed or cooked.
I used to *hate* olives, kimchi, sauerkraut, artichokes, goat cheese, beans and eggplant. Now I can't imagine my life without them. I'm working on liking beets, but it's slow going.
olives, mayo and chocolate cake.
The first time I tasted amazing olives was in France -- and now I know that most of the olives we get in North America are but a pale shadow of what they can be when fresh, here.
There are 5 olive sellers in our Saturday outdoor market (in France), but only one of the them is really good.
With chocolate cake, I got a stomach bug in kindergarten, the same day that someone brought in cake for their birthday (yeah, I threw it up). Took close to 20 years before I could eat chocolate cake again without gagging! (man, what a loss!)
And mayo, well, I still don't like stuff drowning in it...
Celery, cucumbers, red bell peppers, raw onions, olives, beans, avocados. I avoided them in my childhood and in some cases, even in my adulthood (like beans and red bell peppers). I guess turning into vegetarianism in my early 30's made me less judgmental about flavors... LOL...
Cooked bell peppers (didn't like the texture when I was younger)
beets and watermelon
Eggplant. It fell firmly into the "slimy" category and I wouldn't touch it. Bananas were also "slimy" and smelled weird. Since I was an experimental eater as a kid and liked almost everything else my mom didn't push me on those two.
I now love banana ice cream and baked goods, and have come to terms with them raw. But eggplant I CRAVE.
I loathed the though of eating tomatoes all of my life, up until this past year. That was when I started reading food blogs. I saw so many delicious looking recipes on your site and just had to give them another try! So thanks to you fine folks here at The Kitchn I am now head over heels in love with all tomatoes.
I'm a lot more willing to give things a good effort now, if you're a picky eater, I reccommend you read "The Man how Ate Everything", it really opened my eyes to all the foods I might otherwise not have given a first chance let alone a second.
As a kid, I used to hate pretty much anything that was raw or green, which included all lettuces, fresh herbs, and veggies (esp. tomatoes and celery). I also disliked anything remotely spicy and would spend a solid 10 minutes picking things out of my food at each meal. Crazy!
Somehow over the years, as I learned to try more foods, my palate opened up and I was able to eat and enjoy almost anything I wanted. Gone was my aversion for all things spicy. I eat habaneros and srirarcha regularly now and enjoy raw oysters on the half shell, sushi, celery, and fresh raw tomatoes with reckless abandon.
Anchovies --- Too salty and too fishy (although I have loved many types of fish as far as I can remember). I eat them at least once a week now. Amazing in pasta or just by themselves w/a piece of great crusty bread.
Lima Beans --- Loathed them as a kid for seeming very "waxy" and dense, but now they are such a great meal when combined with.
Currently, I don't believe there is any REAL food I don't like.....although my in-laws make Cuttle Fish (aka Sepia or Scarpetta) and although I have tried it 3X, the thought of chewing a bicycle inner tube is what I equate it to...:)
Green beans
Green olives
Now I love them all and can't get enough.
Cheese. Beets. Pies. Casseroles. Oysters.
I look forward to Christmas when my sister in laws make pies because growing up Filipino/Chines I didn't have pies growing up.
To all you commenters who hate mayonnaise--just count yourselves lucky!!
I love it....but it's so fattening that I wish I didn't!
I know, weird. But I think I disliked the ridiculous sweetness that went with it. Now, I only like dark, dark chocolate. Btw this only happened like 4 months ago!
olives (went to greece and saw the light... now I love kalamatas!), lima beans, avocado, and spinach.
Avocado I used to think had an off-putting texture, but ever since I was introduced to guacomole, I'm in love, and will eat it in any form.
Lima beans and spinach are funny. My mother cooked them in pretty awful way (boil, add salt and pat of butter... serve). Therefore, she gave me a very negative first impression of most vegetables. I ate persian lima bean rice with saffron and mint and fell in love. The beans were fluffy inside and fragrant. YUM!
And spinach I now LOVE. Quiche, omlettes, creamed, in rice, in soups... I just don't like it steamed with butter ;-)
I've always been extremely picky. Just off the top of my head, a few of the things I used to hate but love now are: mushrooms, any kind of fish, anything spicy, and curry. I still absolutely despise tomatoes, though.
Another picky eater here.
I used to hate olives, avocado, and the thought of sushi (once I plucked up the courage to try I loved it). I adore them all now. Fish eggs and oysters are a step too far though.
And now I've completely gone off the idea of meat, just can't stand the idea of it anymore.
I love almost every food (the only thing I don't eat is cilantro). What I used to dislike: coconut and raw tomato. I got over coconut by liking coconut milk (in thai food especially), and those dang Girl Scout Cookies. Seriously, they won me over. Now I love coconut.
Tomatoes: that was a tough battle. I found out that I like grape and roma tomatoes the most, oval ones are tastier to me than round.
Never had a brussel sprout until about two years ago! My FAVORITE vegetable now :)
Dim sum chicken feet!
Otherwise, I'm not very picky, so I haven't really had the potential to learn to love things as I already was eating them when I was young.
Lettuce, spinach, coconut, shrimp, rare steak...
I don't know how I ever hated avocados and guacamole, but I wouldn't touch them. Now that I've been converted, I think avocados are one of the most perfect foods in the world!


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Why is pink always associated with girls, and blue with boys?
I've just always wondered why these colors are associated with the genders. I also feel like because of this, a lot of girls start hating the color pink or something.
What's Your Opinion?
Most Helpful Opinion
I think blue was used to ward off evil spirits and keep the baby boy healthy.I guess girls couldn't share the protection? :PBut then pink was maybe a flower color and we got that..who knows...about pink but I'm pretty sure on blue :)let me get a link :P oh wait, I look wrong -thank you book from 7th grade drama teacher class-here are some links link link link :) and these all back each other up
Thank you :)
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Its obviously the first letter of each color;Blue - B - BoysPink - P - PussyI jest, I jest. I'm honestly not sure where the roots developed from but pink probably came to fruition as being assosciated to girls in ancient European civilisations as a form of faded red due to the lack of other vibrantly colored dyes cultures which eastern parts of the globe likely posessed hence the wider colors used to represent womens attire in those regions.As for the blue, is it possible that it arose either from the grey garments of men, or the steel of their blades, or most likely; the color of where they made their livelihood. The sea.I would imagine the latter makes much more sense as it was only men who held the profession of fishermen in many cultures so the sea was very much the domain of men, and as such the color of blue would become assosciated.
Because it's a social construct.
Pink is warm color, even hot and girls are hot!Blue? I dunno.. it's probably because it's the opposite of pink and boys are opposite of girls
why is iraq called iraq? why isn't it mesotamia? why can't we call jupiter saturn and saturn jupiter?people made it up. and its doing no harm, so I'd leave it alone.
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Girl parts are "pink"and guys.. get "blue" balls...
It used to be the opposite before Hitler assigned homosexuals to wear pink triangles. Girls used to be associated with light blue, to be associated with purity and the virgin Mary. Boys with pink, because it was a paler shade of red.
i always thought it was cause a lot of girls like pink and a lot of boys like blue
Traditions for sure, good answer vishna
Well aam I think because it you can look in to the men in historical way You will see the freedom the pure and brave ,muscle tough like a saver or or the sky keeper ,The color depend on sky ^ ^ and sea (sign of thier emothion mystereas side)while girls Like princess with candy play a roand ,beauty like a cake ?
I'm just glad they got rid of that awful bubblegum pink that everything when I was a girl and have some cooler shades of pink now. I did hate pink as a child, but wear shades of it frequently now.
It used to be the opposite.


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I recently bought a Canon 50D as a second body and have just got a BG-E2N battery grip for it. When I fitted this to the camera today and switched it on the camera immediately set off into continuous fire and had to be switched off. I've tried again and again removing the grip and putting it back on again, but nothing seems to work as it should. When I press the shutter release on the camera, sometimes it fires and sometimes not. The various controls on the camera also seem to function haphazardly - such as selection of f-stop. Remove the grip and put in a battery as normal, and everything is fine. How could simply fitting an extra battery grip affect the controls on the camera body?
Fitting the grip isn't exactly rocket science - it should be a case of simply attach it and start shooting. Has anyone else had a similar experience? Do you think the grip could be faulty? I bought it from Warehouse Express so it shouldn't be a problem returning it if necessary.
I'm assuming you have not set the camera to 'continuous shooting'... and if that's the case, it most certainly sounds like a grip fault... phone them up and ask about it, and let us know how you get on... hope you get it sorted...
Before you phone up for a replacement check a few things first
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By: Alexandra Cowley
A pizza delivery man is lured to a vacant home in Providence by a couple of teens armed with a knife and a gun, looking to make some quick cash. All the delivery man had was a soda and a bag of food, but that was all he needed.
Less than 24-hours after Philip Molero had a gun and knife pointed at him during a delivery, he's back to work at the Golden Crust Pizza in Providence where he's the manager and delivers food.
"You know it's common for pizza delivery drivers to get robbed, but you don't have to hurt us, if you put fear in us we're going to attack, you put a cat in a corner were going to scratch,"said Molero.
Molero scratched alright, you could say he even barked.
"I didn't know what was going to be the outcome, I just made the outcome myself," he explained.
Golden Crust Pizza got an order Wednesday night for 42 Pumgansett Street. When Molero called to say he'd arrived, he was told to wait on the porch. He quickly realized he was on the porch of a vacant home.
"Two individuals started approaching me and when they came out, one had a knife and the other had a gun," he explained.
Molero went to hand the suspects their liter of Pepsi, and the suspects, who Molero describes as teenagers, tucked their weapons into their jackets.
"As soon as they put their weapons away, I said what are you trying to rob me and both of their eyes opened up wide and I seen the fear in them and I said these guys are more scared than I am," said Molero.
Molero chased them off and went back to the restaurant where he called police. The suspects still haven't been caught.
But it doesn't discourage Molero, he has a wife and daughter to provide for, and he enjoys what he does, even if every delivery means taking a risk.
"'I'd rather be doing this, and put smiles on peoples faces, than being in a factory and just dealing with product," he explained.
Molero gave police a good description of the suspects, including the receipt for the order, which has the number they called from.
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New members of Lyndon State College's Alpha Lambda Delta honor society were inducted on April 27. Present for the photo, left to right, were Greg Plourde, Dyllan Durham, Jeremy Sousa, Jacob Roy, Michael Jones, Georgia Bussink, Lauriana Guadet, Hannah Piette, Grace OShin and Julie Thompson.
Lyndon State College inducted 17 freshmen into Alpha Lambda Delta on April 27. ALD is a national honor society for students who have maintained an average GPA of 3.5 or higher and are in the top 20 percent of their class during their first year in higher education. The Alpha Lambda Delta has members in more than 270 chapters and yearly awards 35 scholarships of $1000-$6000.
LSC President Joe Bertolino said, "I am proud of the diligence and hard work these students have put into their first year of college. ALD is an admirable achievement!"
The 2014 inductees are Georgia Bussink, Julianne Marie Corcoran, Brooke Dolloff, Dyllan Durham, Lauriana Gaudet, Gabriel C. Gilliam, Michael Jones, Grace OShin, Patrick Paterson, Hannah Piette, Greg Plourde, Stephanie L. Resila, Jacob Roy, Shaunna Lee Royce, Jeremy Sousa, Julie Thompson, and Taylor Lee West.
Members are asked to make a "meaningful contribution to society" by maintaining high scholarship and using their education for the benefit of community, nation, and the world. LSC Professor Janet Bennion serves as the chapter's faculty advisor. Kelsi Before, Rachel Karten, Geena Contrada, Michelle Farrell and Meagan Leduc, the officers of LSC's Alpha Lambda Delta chapter, joined Bennion at the ceremony.
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Ihara's Art Bundle: Hello, hello!As summer nears for those of us in the northern... -
Hello, hello!
As summer nears for those of us in the northern hemisphere, it's time to get ready for it! While it's certainly not a favorite season of mine, summer is full of sunshine, fun, and smiles. So, to keep with the summer spirit of drawing lovely ladies in glorified/publicly…
And over here too.
Thanks for your attention if you have a heart.
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~7$ half body sketch commissions~
Time to advertise commissions again since my wedding and adjustment of status are coming up and this is pretty much the only legal way for me to make any money at the moment.
- The results will look something like the above samples. Since I like to experiment a lot and try out new stuff all the time, each picture will have its own certain uniqueness to it. I always put my full heart and effort into every picture, though.
- If it's an OC you want to be drawn, please provide me with some references.
- Payments via Paypal after the picture is completed.
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Okay so… I know I've been pushing my commissions and trying really hard to get ahead buuuuuut… it hasn't worked.
All the money I've raised off commissions has gone basically to feeding myself and paying smaller bills. Little things chip at my finances here and there and it's added up quickly….
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Anonymous said: hay chillyflake see that ice its not melting I don't get why its not melting do you know why?
Yes, I think I know what's going on.
What I can recommend is to go near that ice and check the temperature.
If you get frozen, sorry, I'm afraid it won't melt.
You can use this to try removing it from the way but you only have one chance.
Some ice doesn't melt, it's not my fault :c
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I think i need to stop drawing at late night @ . @
When royalty is bored…
here is some more fan art of chillyflake
i wasn't happy with the 1st one i did so i did this one how you like it chillyflake
So beautiful ;u; I look… just so beautiful ;u;
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Oh my thank you so much ;u; I really love these colors, the mane is so beautiful! <3
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(I cheated a little, velvet's one was supposed to be for human chilly but I couldn't resist)
Fan Art for ChillyFlake :3
why why why why why why why why why why why I don't deserve any ;n; Thank you so much!
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Microstructure Development during Crystallization of Tin and Tin-Based Alloys under High-Gravitational Fields Simulated by Centrifugal Acceleration
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G.P. Johari
Succinonitrile, commercially-pure Sn, Sn-0.3 wt% Cu, and Bi-Sn of several weight ratios were solidified under high-gravitational fields 287 times that of the earth's gravity simulated by centrifugal acceleration. The microstructure of the samples solidified in high-gravity was examined and compared with those solidified in normal gravity. Solidification was also done under varying cooling rates to determine its combined effect with high-gravity on microstructure development. The microstructure was quantified in terms of grain size, eutectic spacing, and primary phase distribution against the radial position of the samples. Vickers hardness of the samples was also measured by using both low load and a high load, in order to determine the solidified samples' relative strength.
The microstructure of the Sn sample solidified in high-gravity possessed a higher percentage of small grains than that solidified in normal gravity. For Bi-Sn alloys solidified by slow-cooling, the eutectic phase formed in high-gravity had a complex but regular lamellar structure whereas that formed in normal gravity was irregular. In the hyper- and hypoeutectic Bi-Sn sample, the primary phase was segregated to the inner or outer radius of the samples formed in high-gravity, depending on the variation of density between the phases. The Sn-Cu alloy solidified in high-gravity had a cellular structure whereas that solidified in normal gravity had a dendritic structure.
The effects of high-gravity on microstructure development are explained by the enhanced fluid flow and Rayleigh-Bénard convection during solidification of the melt. This convection is caused by thermally-induced density gradients within the melt and is confirmed by calculating the Rayleigh number. Other effects on microstructure are explained in terms of the Stokes equation and the Mullins-Sekerka criteria for solidification stability. Change in the solidification temperature as a result of increasing centrifugal acceleration was calculated from the Clausius-Clapeyron equation, and its magnitude is discussed.
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Leung, Jackie, "Microstructure Development during Crystallization of Tin and Tin-Based Alloys under High-Gravitational Fields Simulated by Centrifugal Acceleration" (2009). Open Access Dissertations and Theses. Paper 4358.
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Like what has been stated. Rogues are truly solid DPS. There stuns and interrupts are priceless. They can save the healers, they can save the squishies and still put out some crazy DPS. Most rogues I play with are top notch, I don't know any reason I wouldn't play with them. AOEers might do more damage overall but they are also doing less single target DPS. Since most pulls always have that one mob with like...twice the HP of the others, having a a rogue always helps if everyone else is AOEing. I prefer fast target markings and single target burns because they tend to go ALOT smother then most AOE groups. No unneeded wipes, Mage or healer getting gibbed because of aggro, or stopping every couple of pulls for everyone to mana up.
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At this stage the search committee has evaluated every resume we have received and are in the process of conducting several phone interviews. Our plan is to move to a smaller number of in-person interviews promptly with a goal of recommending a candidate to the church later this summer or as early as possible in the fall. We will hold all resumes received at this point in case our current process ends without calling someone to serve at Broadway. If we restart our process of evaluating our pool of resumes, we will notify anyone who is under consideration.
Broadway is pursuing two tracks as we search for a new Minister to Children and Families. We are open to either option and the final decision will be determined by the qualifications and abilities of the applicant(s).
Track one: Full-Time Minister to Children and Families
This will included benefits and consideration of relocation expenses. Note, however, that approximately 25% of this minister's time would be devoted to Broadway's outreach ministry to all ages.
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Primary Functions: Lead age-appropriate Christian programs, activities, and education (except children's choirs) for children from birth through fifth grade; engage families in the ministries of the church; partner with parents or guardians in their spiritual formation and the spiritual formation of their children.
Relationships: Supervised by the Pastor and works closely with the children's committee and ministerial and auxiliary staff; supervises temp or part-time church employees who work with children.
Qualifications: Experience with children in an early childhood or elementary environment and active involvement in congregational ministries as a volunteer or minister is required; a preferred candidate is pursuing or has obtained an appropriate seminary or divinity school degree; prior to employment, a credit check and criminal background check is required.
- Evaluates programming and makes recommendations for future success
- Leads children's programs for worship and Sunday school and planned special events (e.g., VBS, PASSPORTkids!, Creative Arts Camp, Preschool Playdates), establishing relationships with children that affirm their sense of worth and value within the larger congregation
- Cultivates personal relationships with the families of Broadway's children, in order to better minister to children and to facilitate the spiritual formation of the entire family
- Participates in worship and provides age-appropriate materials to assist children attending worship
- Works with others to enlist and nurture lay leadership for children's programs
- Facilitates communication between families and the church office
- Identifies and facilitates pastoral response to children in the congregation whose families are in crisis
- Oversees Broadway's volunteers in the Upward league in partnership with St. Matthews Baptist Church
- Works with the Associate Pastor of Spiritual Formation and Discipleship to engage families in spiritual formation
- Liaison to the Children's Committee
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Additional Responsibilities: Outreach
Responsible for the coordination of the church's outreach ministry to all ages. Includes the communication of the church's message to those unfamiliar with Broadway, but special focus will be upon assigning and organizing follow-up with those who have been guests at Broadway. It is expected that approximately 25% of weekly hours will be dedicated to this task. Includes being liaison to the Outreach Committee, and also overseeing marriage ministry. (Overseeing the marriage ministry is a coordinating function and does not require the conducting of weddings.)


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Dr. Van Derck Frechette, professor emeritus of ceramic science in the School of Ceramic Engineering and Materials Science at Alfred University, died recently at his home. He was 85.
After graduating from Alfred in 1939, Frechette earned his master's and Ph.D. degrees, also in ceramic engineering, from the University of Illinois. He was a research physicist at Corning Glass Works from 1942-44, when he returned to Alfred to begin a more than 40-year career as a teacher and researcher. He achieved international renown for himself, and for Alfred, in the field of fractography (fracture analysis of glass and ceramic materials). His book, "Failure Analysis of Brittle Materials," published in 1990, is still considered the standard reference in the field.


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4minute's Hyun A – ELLE Magazine May Issue 2014
[Instagram Update: 04/15/14] Girls' Generation's Hyoyeon posted a photo with 4minute
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After revealing that their agency is fairly open when it comes to their dating policy, 4minute gave more hope to fans by revealing their ideal types!
On the March 26th broadcast of KBS Cool FM's 'Lee So Ra's Music Plaza', HyunA revealed her ideal type, "I don't have a particular ideal type, and I like someone who I can connect with. I am the style to have to know someone for a long time to like him, so I like someone who gets along well with me."
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FRESNO, Calif. (AP) — Several opposing groups have filed at least four lawsuits against a broad, long-range plan to manage the ailing Sacramento-San Joaquin River Delta that was adopted in May. The suits, filed over the course of the past month by environmental groups and water users, argue the Delta Plan does not fulfill its […]
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The rapping kinda sucked at first, but by the second verse we were diggin' it. Not to mention the video is damn entertaining purely for the sheer ridiculousness of it all. When's the last time you had a music video with a Delorean, JFK velvet painting, and lip syncing fat girls?
It's nice to see a hip-hop video that doesn't take place in the club and isn't all about the bling (mostly for lack of cash). Macklemore & Ryan Lewis are about to give hand-me-downs some street cred. In fact, we're fairly certain there's not a single prop in this video post 1988.


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Iowa candidate threatens castration by gun. 10th Circuit takes up same-sex marriage case today. Utah asks top state court to drop gay marriage adoptions.
Happy Thursday. First there was the Senate candidate from Iowa who noted she would take her skills in castrating pigs to Washington and now there's the Senate candidate from Iowa who wants to use his Glock to accomplish the same point. Bob Quast, an independent candidate, shows off his pistol and brandishes a knife as he threatens bodily harm to anyone who would hurt his sister or daughters. [TPM]
Topping the news: Today, the 10th Circuit Court of Appeals will hear both sides of the appeal of Judge Robert Shelby's ruling overturning the ban on same-sex marriage in Utah. [Trib] [Fox13] [Fox13][ABC4][WaPost] [CNN] Here's a look at he we got to this point. [Trib] Same-sex marriage supporters held a rally outside the courthouse in Denver. [Trib] [DNews]
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The son of Haitian immigrants, Poussaint grew up in East Harlem at a time when the neighbourhood included immigrant families from Ireland, Italy, and Puerto Rico. He excelled in literature and music at New York City's prestigious Stuyvesant High School and graduated from Columbia University in 1956. Poussaint went on to study medicine at Cornell University Medical College in New York City, graduating in 1960. Poussaint's youthful observations of drug addiction, racism, and different states of mental health led him toward a career in psychiatry. After working briefly for the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee in 1965, Poussaint began teaching psychiatry at Tufts University, moving to the Harvard Medical School in 1969. In the 1980s he became a script consultant for The Cosby Show, Bill Cosby's popular situation comedy (198492). In hiring Poussaint, the show aimed to eliminate negative stereotypes while projecting honest and positive images of African American life through the fictitious Huxtable family. Poussaint wrote on a number of topics, including child-rearing, drug addiction, suicide, and black identity. He also coauthored, with Cosby, Come On People: On the Path from Victims to Victors (2007), a critique that addresses what the authors perceived to be a culture of victimization in African American families and communities.


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Google + and Google Places - Big Changes for Local Marketers!
Big news for local internet marketing - Google Places is being discontinued in favor of Google + Pages. There is some great coverage out there already, my favorite is from Greg Sterling and can be found here: http://www.screenwerk.com/2012/05/30/google-goes-social-local-turns-all-places-pages-into-google-local-pages/
Greg also posted links to some of the other great coverage online, which can be found at his post here: http://www.screenwerk.com/2012/05/30/roundup-of-useful-pieces-on-google-local-so-far/ I'll recreate the list below:
David Mihm:
- Google +Local NAP Info Pulling From Mapmaker (not Places?)
- Rankings on Google+ Local: Some Observations
- The Coolest +Local Feature No One's Noticed?
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SIM Partners' detailed overview and discussion:
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- Google+ Local Pages Delurk At Last (with bonus video of Marissa Mayer)
Matt McGee:
Google product forum discussion of business-focused page management questions:
- from Vanessa Schneider, Google community manager (scroll up and expand)
OK - so lots of changes are happening, but what exactly does this mean for the local marketer? While we're still watching this story develop, there are certainly a few key things we can see early:
- Google + just bumped to near the top of the list for social. If you're a local marketer (or brand advising local marketers) and have been avoiding G+ in favor of Facebook or Twitter, it's time to reconsider that strategy.
- Google continues to invest in local. Understand their priorities (consistent NAP, lots of citations) and deliver against them to win in local search.
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Gee, could it be that:
1. Bush still hasn't caught Osama six years after the 9/11 attacks?
2. Bush let Osama go at Tora Bora?
U.S. Concludes Bin Laden Escaped at Tora Bora Fight
Failure to Send Troops in Pursuit Termed Major Error
By Barton Gellman and Thomas E. Ricks
Washington Post Staff Writers
Wednesday, April 17, 2002; Page A01
The Bush administration has concluded that Osama bin Laden was present during the battle for Tora Bora late last year and that failure to commit U.S. ground troops to hunt him was its gravest error in the war against al Qaeda, according to civilian and military officials with first-hand knowledge.
3. In 2002, months after the September 11 attacks, Bush removed our troops who were searching for Osama in Afghanistan in order to send them to Iraq, where Bush "chose" to fight a war unrelated to the war on terror or September 11?
Shifts from bin Laden hunt evoke questions
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WASHINGTON — In 2002, troops from the 5th Special Forces Group who specialize in the Middle East were pulled out of the hunt for Osama bin Laden in Afghanistan to prepare for their next assignment: Iraq. Their replacements were troops with expertise in Spanish cultures.
4. In 2005, Bush dismantled the CIA office in charge of hunting for Osama?
C.I.A. Closes Unit Focused on Capture of bin Laden
By MARK MAZZETTI, New York Times
July 4, 2006
WASHINGTON, July 3 — The Central Intelligence Agency has closed a unit that for a decade had the mission of hunting Osama bin Laden and his top lieutenants, intelligence officials confirmed Monday.
5. Bush himself said that he doesn't think much about Osama?
6. Bush said it doesn't really matter if we catch Osama?
Yes, the correct answer is "all of the above."
So how is it that the Republicans are still effectively using Osama – the guy who they let go – as a cudgel against the Democrats?
Answer: Because the Democrats suck.
Okay, a more serious, adult answer. The problem is that, for some reason none of us can quite figure out, the Democrats refuse to use Osama's "footloose and fancy free" status as an issue. So the Republicans one up them by actually having the nerve to appropriate the issue for themselves when they know that they're the ones who lost him in the first place. Now that's chutzpah. In a normal universe, the Republicans should be terrified of mentioning Osama, lest the Democrats launch a massive PR response requiring the media and all of Washington to spend the next week talking about just why Bush has still failed to catch Osama. But we don't live in a normal universe. We live in one where Democrats don't hit softballs that come their way.
I keep harping on it, but take the issue of privacy. Every week – every freaking week – there is a story in the media about another massive privacy violation in some company or some government agency. Do you hear boo from the Democrats on this issue? No. Now, why might the Democrats want to take advantage of there being a story about privacy every week in the news?
Um, is privacy, just maybe, an issue that appears on its face to be bipartisan – I mean, who isn't for privacy – but at the same time, is an issue, that at its core, goes to so many fundamental Democratic issues like choice, civil rights (especially gay rights), and Bush's overreach in the war on terror? Had the Dems been harping on privacy every week for the past two years, when the Republicans bring up yet another kooky idea like letting Verizon and AT&T; off the hook for aiding and abetting the feds in illegally spying on all of us, the public would have already understand that our diminishing privacy was a serious issue and just maybe the public would be on our side if we had the nerve to stand up to Bush on this issue.
The Democrats have no game plan. They don't know how to sell meta issues. They play chess one piece at a time, one move at a time, without having any concept that there's a larger game going on, and that the move they make right now will impact the move they make ten moves from now. Basically, the Democrats are politically high as a kite. Their long term memory is non-existent and their short-term memory only permits them about 6 seconds of cache, as we say in geek-land, before they forget everything and ask "dude, what was the question again?" for the tenth time.
We have a very serious problem in our party. We have too many leaders in Congress, too many members of Congress, too many consultants, too many advocacy groups, and just too many people with power who do not understand the basics of playing hardball. The basics of public relations. The basics of running REAL issue campaigns. The basics of how to give the other guy a black eye and not stop pounding until he cries uncle, and even then you hit him again.
Far too many people running our party and our movement have no idea how to play the game. And if we don't figure out how to make them fear for their political lives, or finally, if we have to, run them out of town, nothing is ever going to change.


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Eating Raw Meat in Ethiopia
posted in Video . posted by fchanut on November 17, 2008 . 3 Comments
In Ethiopia, it is considered a delicacy to eat fresh raw beef, goat or camel meat. They kill the animal, and eat the meat right away dipped in a spicy sauce. This began centuries ago when bushmen couldn't start fires to cook the meat to keep from being seen by enemies.
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well what can i say. I think we all have to try to survive and eating raw meat is obviously one of them. It's just part of the culture there.
I have been eating raw meet for years and that is one of the main thing i miss….
You eat the red meat with "Senafich", pepper and add a little lemon on the souce…. you love it
It is part of the culture. Though it may have risk, it is negligible. I like eating raw beef though it may seem bizarre to the rest of the world. I am perfectly fine as far as health is concerned.


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Firefox 126.96.36.199 does not Close all the Gaps and Adds Some New OnesOct 23, 2007
The update for the Mozilla Firefox browser to version 220.127.116.11 does not remove all of the vulnerabilities disclosed in the changelog, and the update introduces some new bugs.more »
Vulnerability Discovered in X Font ServerOct 04, 2007
Two protocol handlers give attackers the ability to inject malicious code into X Font Server (XFS). Linux systems are only vulnerable to local attacks. The X Font Server is not accessible over networks by default.more »
Script Error Opens up Security Hole in Xen 3.0.3Oct 04, 2007
A Red Hat update has just been released to close various vulnerabilities in the Xen virtualization solution, one of which was caused by an error in a Python script.more »
Critical Error in Star Office ClosedSep 25, 2007
An unknown software researcher discovered a highly critical vulnerability in the Star Office package. Manufacturer Sun has released patches to resolve the issue.more »
Vulnerabilities in Image Magick ClosedSep 24, 2007
Four bugs have been discovered in the free Image Magick image manipulation Software and classified as highly critical by several security research services. A new version closes the security holes.more »
Login Vulnerability in KDE 3.3.0 through 3.5.7Sep 20, 2007
The KDE Display Manager (KDM) can be exploited to allow users to log in without a password. This would give users the ability to log in as other users or even root.more »
Trolltech Removes Qt VulnerabilitySep 17, 2007
A moderately critical vulnerability was discovered in the QUtf8Decoder of Trolltech's Qt Framework.more »
Samba Shuts Down Vulnerability in AD InterfaceSep 12, 2007
The latest version of Samba, 3.0.26, removes a moderately critical vulnerability that only occurs in combination with Microsoft's Active Directory Service.more »
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Fedora Developer Announces New Partition Manager
New tool will look like GParted but support a wider range of storage technologies.
Mozilla Releases a New Firefox
New public key pinning feature will help prevent man-in-the-middle attacks.
Tool Predicts Which Websites Will be Compromised
Carnegie Mellon researchers say 3 million pages could fall down the phishing hole in the next year.
SSH Key Management Guidelines
The US government rolls new best-practice rules for protecting SSH.
Knoppix 7.4 Released
Klaus Knopper announces the latest version of his iconic Live Linux system.
PHP Attack Puts WordPress and Drupal at Risk
All websites that use these popular CMS tools could be vulnerable to denial of service attacks if users don't install the updates.
Heartbleed Bleeds On
According to a report, many potential victims of the Heartbleed attack have patched their systems, but few have cleaned up the crime scene to protect themselves from the effects of a previous intrusion.
Drone Brain Goes Open Source
DARPA and NICTA release the code for the ultra-secure microkernel system used in aerial drones.
Password Management Services Vulnerable to Attack
Should you trust an online service to store your online passwords?
New Raspberry Pi Adds Two USB Ports
New B+ board lets you build cool things without the complication of a powered USB hub.


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I was injected with Demerol after waking up after surgery for a detached retina. The surgery required a scleral buckle to be clamped around the injured eye so it would squeeze the eye in a way that would keep the eye an oblong shape so the retina would not separate from the back of the eye during healing. The pain was incredible. When I was injected with Demerol I fell asleep within two minutes an ... Show Full Comment
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I had a surgery for ovarian cystostomy. I woke up in the recovery room in pain. I was given Demerol IVP and it was a wonder drug. My pain was gone and I had a deep and restful sleep.
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