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Step 1 - locate and save file 7507807.exe or search for the "BA735 USB" driver which contains all the Boston Human Interface Device drivers. Run the file and save the files somewhere useful and easy to find on your PC.
Step 2 - go to Device & Printers; right mouse click your PC's icon and choose Device Installation settings. Choose No and Never .... I like to call this turn off the MS knows best switch. Save changes etc.
Step 3 - Install the BA735 USB speakers to the USB port you intend to leave it on.
Step 4 - Windows 7 should now try to load the driver. Because I didn't do in this order not sure of how this works, but make sure Windows 7 goes to the %\7507807\CABS\WIN2KINF folder and you should see the BAUSBHID.inf driver file. Install this one and none other. If all works the HID entry in Device Manager WILL say "Boston Human Interface Device". You may hahve to reboot after this.
Step 4B (how I got it to work) was to Select the first "USB input Device" from the Device manager HID section. Then choose which driver to install as in the steps above. It must be from the WIN2KINF folder.
Step 5 - In the "Sound" option in control panel make sure the Boston USB AUdio Device is set as the Default Device. Have something playing to test it out, I still had speaker connected directly to the sound card and this just swapped the sound from them to the Boston ones. Voila!
A similar process to this will get these same speaker working in XP.
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Thank you for posting your directions. I have just upgraded an old Gateway Essential 667 with the Boston 735 USB speakers to XP and of course the sound didn't work. Even used the installatin disc that came with the computer.
After searching for three days and posting at TechGuy and MSFN your post popped up in a new search.
I had downloaded the 7507807.exe from gateway, but XP would not extract the files because they were incompatible with the OS.
Following a hunch, i checked the files on the installation disc. There was a folder labled WIN2000. Note in the folder said although 2K has not been released yet these are the drivers needed. (Boston, I forgive youfor deleting all the 735 USB driver files.)
Plugged the speakers into the computer and let windows install them. Initially the XP Wizard doesn't give you the option to choose your dirver. Then went into Device Manager, HID, Boston HID and updated the drivers to the 2K ones.
Now all I need to do is figure out how to get the rest of the interface to work. The GUI i can live without, but it would be nice to be able to control the volume from the knob on the speaker.
Again, thanks for posting. These speakers and the regular 735 Digitals are very good. I have a set of them running on my Vista with digital output. In my opinion, just as good, if not better, than any 2.1 set sold today.
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Solo Eating: Tips on Cooking for One
Eating alone can be an immensely pleasurable, gratifying thing. We wouldn't want to do it every night, although many do, but once in a while it's nice to eat what we want and enjoy it without conversation. What to fix, though, is a different matter. Not many recipes are created for a single serving...
It's sometimes hard for us even to cook for two, since so many recipes serve four or six. We like leftovers, but a full lasagna or an entire pork shoulder, well, that can take a while to eat on your own. But the single-size alternatives that are so often peddled to solo eaters (frozen dinners) can definitely be improved upon. Here are a few of our tips.
Consider the egg. A fried egg over some sautéed vegetables or on top of soba noodles gives it dinner importance far beyond its breakfast beginnings. It's even packaged as a single-serving item. Scramble it with some greens and put it over toast like the tartine pictured above.
Avoid recipes that have rare ingredients you won't use often. It is, of course, easy to cut a recipe in half or in quarters to serve just yourself. But if the recipe calls for a bunch of an expensive ingredient that you can't buy less of, you may waste it. If, for example, a recipe calls for several different fresh herbs, just buy one that you love and use more of it.
So shop in bulk bins. We love bulk bins that allow us to buy a tiny scoop of nuts or a little bit of a few different grains. You get fresher ingredients that you can use up on a single meal, and you save money.
Make soup or pasta. We know, not a groundbreaking idea. But both are great warmed up (sometimes cold, in the case of pasta), so no harm in having extra. See our archives, which are full of good soups and pastas.
Use greens in more than one way. Greens are the first thing to go in our refrigerator, and yet you can't really buy half a bunch. So if you have a lot of spinach, make it a salad and also add it to your main dish. Lay some in a foil packet and cook one piece of fish, or stir it into soup.
Roast a cornish hen or a chicken breast. Buy a little bird or just one bone-in chicken breast and roast it in a pie plate or a small gratin dish with a potato, carrot, turnip, or other vegetable cut up underneath. It's like a downsized roast chicken.
Make dessert in a ramekin. We do this all the time. Cut up one apple or pear, put it in a ramekin, then follow this template for cobbler dough, which goes like this: equal parts flour and sugar, with enough melted butter to make a dough. For one ramekin, we'd say start with 1/4 cup flour, 1/4 cup sugar (brown sugar is great, too), and 2 tablespoons of melted butter (maybe three). Mix, pat, lay on top of your fruit, and bake.
Cook without recipes! Cooking for one allows you to use a little bit of this, a little bit of that, and adapt to your liking. After all, you're the only one eating it.
What are your tips for cooking for one?
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When my non-mussel eating SO goes out of town, I like to buy a sack of them and eat half steamed with wine and cream in one sitting, and have the other half in a chowder. So I guess my tip is, eat things that other people find repulsive when you're on your own!
my solo eating consists of spaghetti o's over the sink right now or subsisting on a huge bag of trail mix i bought at costco. I end up buying food but it spoils because i am never around to cook it. so sad.
I do the soup thing. And eggs. I love to cook, but I don't eat that much, and soup keeps well for a week. I just got so sick of everything I bought made going bad. At least I don't mind eating the same thing several days in a row. I like to get together with friends to cook larger fancier meals, to get my more extravagant cooking fixes.
I do a lot of cooking in packets. I buy a bag of frozen fish fillets or a fresh fillet from the market and stick it in a packet with veggies and some liquid (an acid is best). Pork chops are great in packets as they come out less dry (my favorite combo is a pork chop, onion, apple, sweet potato and a bit of apple juice for moisture).
Use the broiler to cook one or two chicken breasts at a time (buy a bag of individually frozen boneless skinless breasts). Marinate them in ziplock baggies overnight. A single acorn squash is the perfect size for a meal. A personal sized pizza can be made using a pocketless pita bread and tomato paste for the sauce with veggies and cheese on top. The variety of creative ways to top a baked potato is staggering (excellent with spinach, btw!).
Play with flavors. Use spices and herbs (fresh and dried), make your own spice blends and rubs, etc. Pick one ingredient and get creative with it - try preparing it three different ways to use it up.
I also have several cookbooks for "singles" or that have recipes for one or two. Cookbooks geared for students have lots of cost effective small meals. And it's easy to multiply recipes if you need to make more than just enough for two.
Finally, plan ahead. If you make lists and plan for specific recipes, you're less likely to overbuy or impulse buy.
I eat a lot of eggs and greens. Soup is another fave (especially now that the weather's getting cold) because I can easily freeze single portions. I'll roast a chicken and eat it for lunch and dinner for a few days in a few different ways (Roast w/ starch and salad one night, in a sandwich the next day, in a nice salad that night...) and then make stock of the bones.
A pot of lentils in stock with carrots and onions is hard to beat, too.
i didn't like your "wouldn't want to do it every night." kind of insulting to those of us who live alone.
I'm an undergrad living on my own for the first time, and I have to say, my favourite part about it is the cooking! I can make my favourite foods (often with enough garlic to produce a brand of dragon's breath that would keep friends away anyways) without worrying about roommates in the kitchen or being too noisy for them. And the freedom to make whatever you want, whenever you want it (like 2 AM)... wonderful.
One thing I can suggest if you're living on your own and busy is one of those one or 2 person sized slow cookers. They're far more handy for my situation than a big crockpot, and it's always lovely to come home (or wake up) to a warm meal ready and waiting for you =)
There's a Williams-Sonoma book called "Cooking for Yourself." Just the psychology of that name is wonderful. And, being a W-S book, the pictures are gorgeous. It's out of print, but you can get copies from Amazon marketplace.
I tend to use the slow cooker and then freeze portions. Especially chicken cacciatore. I make brown rice and put that into the freezer dishes as well (instead of pasta...I'm a bad Italian and don't like it).
I usually do something vegetarian when I eat separately from my husband. Chana masala is great, and it's easy to make small portions or just enough to have for dinner in the evening and lunch the next day.
I am an army wife without any children. Half the time I live all alone, and the other half, it's just me and the husband.
The worst part of this is the dishes. Usually I cook as much as I can all at once, and refrigerate/freeze whatever is left. This way, you have as much food as possible without worrying about dishes.
One of my favorite easy meals is bertolli pasta in a bag. It costs about six dollars a bag, and is 2 servings. And it's delicious.
Another thing I do is buy groceries a little bit at a time. Twice a month I buy the "main" groceries (cereal, frozen or canned foods, grains, etc) and then every couple of days I buy things like meat, dairy, or fresh veggies. I buy these things in small amounts so that they get used faster, and it's more cost effective and less wasteful.
What about cookbook ideas? My FIL is single and we would like to get him some cookbooks for 1-2 person meals so that he eats healthier. He enjoys cooking, but has a default setting to "dozens of servings" from his days as an Army cook. I'm on a quest to find some cookbooks to help him out this year for Christmas.
The toaster oven is the solo diner's best friend. No need to heat up the whole oven when you just need to toast or bake one portion of something (like that ramekin dessert...).
Pasta is a good idea. Make a regular-size batch of sauce, but only cook one portion of pasta. Refrigerate (or freeze in individual portions) the rest of the sauce and put the remainder of the dry pasta in an airtight container. It only takes a few minutes to cook a fresh portion of pasta for the next meal, and you won't have to eat soggy leftovers.
I just got a cute cookbook called "Little Meals," by Rozanne Gold has a lot of smaller portion recipes and just ideas for small meals. Some of the recipes are pretty fancy, but for someone who likes to cook and try new things, I like it. The portions are for like 4-6 "little meals," but would work wonderful for two or one person, with leftovers the next day.
My favorite meals to cook are Indian dishes. Lots of lentils and veggies, keeps beautifully (many dishes get better as the spices mingle), and I feel like I'm getting a "complete" meal. Meat and veggies can be cooked in the same pot as lentils, and basmati rice just simmers on the back burner. Interesting food, and satisfying for the stomach!
When I am home alone I do a lot of soups or grain/pasta salads. I definitely try to pick up only one of two veggies at a time and then search out 2-3 recipes for them. I also eat a lot of beans or else frozen chicken breasts or sausages because they are easy to freeze into individual servings. I agree about the dishes though, I like to do one-pot type of meals to minimize the dishes when it is just me.
The freezer is your friend! I cook full-recipies and freeze the leftovers in individual servings. Same with pasta sauce. Then when I want pasta, I can just cook the pasta and pop some frozen sauce in the microwave.
The best thing about eating alone is that I can eat whatever I want! And I don't have to make conversation while I'm trying to eat. I actually prefer it.
kls987 - Go to Amazon and search for "Solo Suppers: Simple Meals to Cook for Yourself," "Cooking for Yourself," and "Going Solo in the Kitchen."
Then look through the sections on "Customers Who Bought This Item Also Bought" and "What Do Customers Ultimately Buy After Viewing This Item?" for more ideas.
I advise checking them out at the library before purchasing. I found that way that I was unimpressed with Going Solo in the Kitchen (I don't need a recipe that makes a whole loaf of banana bread, that's why I'm looking at books for single person cooking!)
BTW, check out Darlene's post about the cookbook, "Small-Batch Baking" here.
Leftovers are sad unless they are the kind of thing that gets better over a few days (stews and braised meats...)
so I make them in nice big batches, some can be frozen, or just be handy when suddenly you are feeding two or three... if you cook it they will come
pasta I measure so there will be no leftovers (or overeating... ) 3 oz if it's a starter before a meat and salad, 4 oz if it's the main... that way no feeling of deprivation when it's gone... because it's not there
salad salad salad... so I change it up a little... very fond now of finely shredded cabbage.... appreciating walnut oil with some combos that include the cabbage... always a fresh dressing that I make
and yes to soups
and once every two weeks I poach a chicken and eat off it for days (great method: chicken in pot of cold water, 2 or 3 tbsp of coarse salt, 1 tbsp of black peppercorns, put lid on, bring to rapid boil, do NOT remove lid, turn stove off when you can hear it bubble and see steam escaping, DO NOT REMOVE LID, and leave it on stovetop to steep for 3 hours. I swear this works perfectly. And I use the light broth for soup bases and risottos which is why i favor the 2tbsp of salt instead of three... saves fuel, very chinese and the whole chicken is perfect and moist and cooked)
I think I'll shut up now
cookbook suggestion
Mark Bittman's "how to cook everything" new tenth anniversary edition
everything in it works and there's great thinking in it, huge frame of reference in it... all his books are great
and a delight to read
the best rule for cooking for yourself is to learn how to cook what you really feel like eating... you only need a few favorites and the more you do them the better they get
and you never get tired of them
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"We wouldn't want to do it every night" -- ouch!
I live alone and am a vegetarian (is there a correlation there? Ex-boyfriend might say so!). My cooking habits vary depending on my mood, but I usually try to cook something on Sunday evening that'll work for at least a few weekday lunches, stored in separate plastic containers for easy transport to work. Risottos, bean-based chillies & curries work well, as does quiche.
Eggs are a great quick meal, and having a window box of the herbs and salad greens I use most often makes an enormous difference -- I appreciate this much more now that I live alone. If I have eggs in the fridge, I can cook a one-egg herb omelette and a green salad without having to stop by the store. I also wouldn't want to eat this meal every night... but having the makings of a super-quick, semi-civilized meal on hand means that it's easy to eat well, even when you couldn't be bothered cooking something elaborate.
Thanks for all the awesome suggestions!
Melba123, you have a window box of herbs ans salad greens. Do you get enough light for them in winter? I was wondering cause I would like to have herbs and salad greens on hand but don't want them to die. I was thinking of just buying some artificial light for them.
My hubby and I like this cook book. For every recipie they have options of cooking for 2 or 4:
I like nori (flat, green seaweed you can find in the "Asian" section of the market) with rice, and soy sauce and a poached egg on the side. Its good for you, and keeps longer than most veggies.
I also like buying a loaf of french bread. I use half to make a sandwich, and have soup on the side (usually from a carton). Then the other quarter or half can be used to make simple french bread pizza or petite bread pudding.
For cook books, I recommend Nigel Slater, especially his Real Food Fast. His philosophy is that most of us eat alone, or with one other person, most of the time so we should feel good about eating 'real food'. He's a great writer, too/
Sometimes I get annoyed that even when cooking for one or two, it seems like I have to clean up the same number of pots and pans and cutting boards etc. so...on the weekend I like to make a big pot of soup or chili and freeze most of it for future meals.
one of the joy and bliss of single-hood lays in freedom of cooking whatever and whenever or not cooking at all. nobody judges if you are eating straight out of refrigerator everything what did not grow mold on it or making a souffle for dinner! it practically not an issue. for me , at least. i experiment and play with my food, thankfully two dogs are in charge of leftovers, which reduce the guilt of waisting. my nutritional agenda is so diverse and not bound by any limitations, it never is a burden or inconvenience.
Djohnson, this is a veeeeerrry belated reply to your question, and maybe you'll never see it. But just in case you do...
I do indeed have window boxes of herbs and salad greens, and they seem to grow quite happily through the winter. It'll depend where you live. I live in Melbourne, Australia, where winters get coldish but not hard-core cold. On a cold winter's day here, the temperature *might* drop to around zero degrees celcius. This is chilly for us, and colder than it's likely to get during winter in southern California, but nothing by, say, New England or Chicago standards.
My herbs and lettuces have lived happily through these temperatures. But I'm also on the 3rd floor, with big glass windows, so my plants get a good dose of sun, and my flat tends to get considerably warmer than the outside temperature.
Those are all things to keep in mind. I really don't know how easy it would be to grow herbs/greens in a cooler climate. But if you have a sunny window and if you're somewhere where it gets cold but doesn't snow in winter, I think it's worth trying.
I love the tips "avoid recipes that have rare ingredients you won't use often" and "use greens in more than one way". Cooking for one person is difficult when product amounts sold in grocery stores are made for families. This is true for veggie bunches and herbs, but also for packages ingredients. For example, most canned tomatoes are sold in 28 oz cans. You buy a can of crushed tomatoes make a marinara pasta sauce but you only need 1/2 can. What do you do with the rest? It's challenging to cook a week's meals without having leftover ingredients what go bad.
If you do end up with random leftover ingredients in your fridge, a simple tip is to make something like a frittata or stir fry. You can basically put any kind of veggies, herbs, or meats into either of those!
After realizing how difficult it is for busy professionals who live on their on their own to cook and eat healthy without spending a lot of money and time, I started a meal planning service specifically designed with the solo cook in mind. If you're interested in getting simple meal plans with mobile-friendly shopping lists and daily 30-minute recipes, check out www.mealime.com
Great tips!
I agree "Ouch" for sure. I am 78 and love to cook and bake. Yes, just for me! I make full recipes from scratch and eat two or three servings and freeze the rest for times when even I don't want to cook. I love to share baked goods with others. When life throws you lemons, make a beautiful lemon cream pie! Anyone can make lemonade.


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The Philadelphia Flyers forced a Game Seven with their 5-2 victory over the New York Rangers Tuesday night. Wayne Simmonds recorded a hat trick while Erik Gustafsson and Claude Giroux each added a goal.
The Rangers were the better team through the first 20 minutes. Although the Flyers left the period up 1-0 and tied in shots at 13, their lead in giveaways (9-2) told the real story. The Flyers were making terrible passes and only Steve Mason's brilliance kept the Flyers in the lead.
The Flyers lone goal was a power play tally in which Wayne Simmonds willed the puck into the net. After missing a beautiful set up on the rush by Giroux, Simmonds parked himself in front of the net. An errant Scott Hartnell shot found Simmonds who made sure the puck got by Lundqvist.
The second period saw the Flyers run away with the game. In his first shift of the second period Brayden Schenn made a few great plays that led to a 2 on 1 with Wayne Simmonds. After Schenn mishandled the puck, Simmonds was able to scoop it up and put behind a sprawling Lundqvist.
The Flyers continued to press the Rangers during the period until the the 12 minute mark when Erik Gustafsson took a high sticking penalty. The penalty was a questionable call, but the Flyers killed it off. As the penalty expired, this happened:
At that point, the roof almost came off of the Wells Fargo Center. Less than a minutes later the Flyers went on the power play, and only 1:02 after the Gustafsson goal, Wayne Simmonds completed his hat trick. The Flyers went into the second intermission with a 4-0 lead.
The game became both chippy and sloppy during the third period. The Rangers scored twice in the final few minutes and Claude Giroux added an empty netter. The Flyers were able to roll all four lines for the remainder of the game.
Henrik Lundqvist did not play in the third period. Cam Talbot took over, presumably to rest Lundqvist for the impending Game Seven.
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The NFL beauty pageant (known to many as the combine) has finally come to a close, and every year we have "winners" and "losers". I want to point out the names of a few winners the Rams will likely keep their eyes on. It's important to consider players and talent above draft position- mainly because, this year more than ever, the Rams picks in the draft are far from certain. If that's not clear enough- breaking news, the Rams will almost certainly trade their 2nd overall pick for a kings ransom ( I predicted this months ago).
Robert Griffin blew everyone away at the combine, so teams won't be trading for the #2 overall pick, they will be trading for RGIII. This means that St. Louis might have a strong abundance of top 64 picks. Those picks could fill a lot of holes, and save the Rams some money in free Agency.
St. Louis needs a lot of help in 2012-2013, and that means finding certain kinds of players to fill positional needs. Some of these future players may have further defined themselves this weekend, so let's see who they are.
Starting With Offense:
Stephen Hill, WR, Georgia Tech: Few players helped themselves more than Hill who ran a 4.36 40 yd dash at the combine. The Rams desperately need a tall deep threat with some play-making ability, and he should immediately be on the radar. He is likely a late 1st/early 2nd round pick, but will need to be developed because of the scheme he played in college. The tape on him looks good. Many were touting him as a 1st round pick even before the combine. The Rams could do worse than add Stephen Hill to the roster in the late 1st or early second round.
Cordy Glenn, OG/OT, Georgia: They grow them big, strong, and apparently fast down in Georgia. Glenn ran a blazing 40 time for a 345 pound man, and showcased incredible strength during the bench press. His tape already had him in the late first round discussion, now that stock is surely cemented. This is the kind of guy that can become a Jahri Evans-Carl Nicks quality guard in the NFL, and God knows the Rams could use that type of impact player. If the Rams were to pick around, I don't know…#22 overall, Glenn would certainly be in the conversation.
Doug Martin, RB, Boise State: Martin actually didn't need to have a great combine, his film speaks for itself. Martin is very quick and has elite lateral movement, but on top of that he posted one of the best speed/size scores among runningbacks at the combine. Martin is being mentioned as a possible 1st rounder, but I don't know who is going to pull that trigger. I think he could be available in the middle, or possibly late, second round. He reminds me of a young and healthy Cadillac Williams. The Rams will be a 2-back team this year, and I'm willing to bet that Steven Jackson will be the veteran of the two. I believe the Rams will be in play here.
Marvin Jones, WR, California: Jones is another guy that didn't really need to have a great combine, but had one anyway. He blew a lot of scouts away at the Senior Bowl, which had many going back to double-check his film. Many came away sure that he is a early second round pick. His fast 40 time, and dynamic display during positional drills, have almost certainly confirmed that evaluation. Jones not only has great route running skills and terrific hands, it is now confirmed that he has the speed to be a deep threat as well. Scouts had wondered if he "played fast", or simply was fast. Now they know it's both. Trust me, the Rams know it too, and they will keep an eye on Jones. If he were to slip into the late second, early third, that may be too much value to pass up.
Finishing With Defense:
Dontari Poe, DT, Memphis: How many folks watching the combine spit out their coffee when the 6'5 350lb Poe ran a 4.87 40 time? I couldn't be the only one, right? Poe demonstrated that not only is he a raw talent worth developing at 1st round price, but that he is a necessity for a team the needs help at DT. Poe may go in the top 15 picks because of his insanely rare physical talent, but apparently what makes him even more desirable is that fact that many teams were impressed with him during the interview process as well. Guys that are built like Poe are extremely hard to find, and if he has a good head on his shoulders and checks out medically I don't see a team in the NFL that wouldn't want him on thier team. I think the Rams may have a very strong interest here because of Greg Williams affinity for huge nose tackles, and Fishers success with developing small school DT's into stud NFL players. This would be upset pick for the Rams if they were to pick between #7-15 in the draft.
Dre Kirkpatrick, CB, Alabama: Did Kirkpatrick have the best combine possible, no. Did he showcase 4.30 speed and incredible strength, no. What he did do was show that everything scouts have seen on his tape is real. He is fast, physical, fluid, and isn't a major character concern (he reportedly handled interviews surrounding his arrest well). Kirkpatrick is proving that he is a very reliable pick. He is probably a late 1st round pick at this point. Many have unwisely dropped him to the second round, I think his reliability as a first round pick is a strength and I don't see him getting past Houston. The Rams badly need help at the cornerback position, all the possible starters for 2012-2013 are coming off of injuries, so adding Kirkpatrick in the middle/late first round makes perfect sense.
Dont'a Hightower, LB, Alabama: I've never seen a guy with so much talent plunge from the 1st round without any reason like I have with Hightower. Here is a guy who has been significantly productive throughout his collegiate career, and showcases a suitcase full of skills that all NFL teams desperately need. To top it all off, I think he did a very good job silencing concerns at the combine around his speed, mobilty, and dexterity. The Rams new scheme will need a strong-side linebacker that can rush the passer and play down hill on the run. This is Hightower to a "T", plus Williams has a history converting college middle linebackers to strongside backers in the NFL. He is probably going to go somewhere in the second round, and I'm sure the Rams will keep a close eye on him.
Vontaze Burfict, LB, Arizona State: Wait, what? Have I lost my mind? Burfict was clearly a loser at the combine. He interviewed terrible (blamed his college coaches for lack of production in 2011), ran slow, and was lackadaisical in drills. Many scouts took him off their board completely. But his film doesn't lie, and he has elite…ELITE talent. He just needs to be coached, and coached by someone who demands his respect, who can get him to fall in line and follow directions. There are few NFL coaches willing to take a chance on Burfict, and I believe Fisher would be one of those few. With all that being said, he is only worth a chance after the 4th or 5th round at this point. That would be a heck of a bargain if it panned out, and a minscule loss if it didn't. the Rams will have an abundance of picks this year which will afford them the right to take a high-risk/high-reward pick like Burfict in the middle/late rounds of the draft. I believe he is still on the Rams board.
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|Fri, 12-21-2012 - 7:34am
Okay, I give. I am doing it. I miss PPWM too much.
I want to babble. I think you all want to babble. So let's babble here and then go back to PPWM when they finally get us fixed. I know, it's discouraging now, but I am too optimistic for my own good. I do think iVillage will get this mess fixed. One day.
For those not on FB, Shelly is monitoring Waylon, debating on a trip to Pitt. He ran a fever all day yesterday and most of the night. At her last check in, he's down to 99. She's calling the coordinator this morning.
I had my work party last night. I took a platter of Jalapeno Cheese Grits. I have never had 6 people ask me for a recipe before. I heard they were, "on point" and "ready." I love it when I bring the most popular dish. There wasn't a scrap left.
Off to get dressed for work. As of 3:00 today I am done until January 2nd. And then I can start counting down for my spring break beach trip.
|Sun, 02-17-2013 - 7:24pm
Yikes. Hope you can buy all that softball stuff a little big Tracy - hopefully at least some of it she will be able to use for two years!
|Sun, 02-17-2013 - 9:18pm
Tracy ~ We have a decent camper. . . . P wants a boat. A BIG boat LOL like this or bigger:
Tracy ~ That is a lot of gear for your girl, but she, and her potential college scholorship, are worth it!!
Sandy ~ Are you seeing sunshine amid all of your snow?
Mel ~ Hope you start feeling better soon!
Renee ~ What great updates on your girls, you and John should be proud!!!!!
Gaye ~ How is your daughter doing, I'm sorry I can't remember which one had the back surgery. And the Grandkids? How is Roo Ben doing with you all? any potential adopters for him?
Had a nice day out with mom, dad and the boys. P was really wanting to go, just not feeling up to it. I feel for him, but man can he be crabby LOL Of course are 3 weeks I would be crabby too!!! LOL
Have to get up early in the morning and take Waylon for some repeat lab work. Uggggggggg So up at 5:45 and to the hospital to have his blood drawn before 7:00 and then back to school before 8:00. He can't take his Prograf (anti-rejection medicine) until after his blood is drawn so they can get a level on it. It was low last week, like 5.2, and they like it up in the 8 range. . . . . I will stop and feed them some breakfast incase we don't make it back to school in time. Then tomorrow is up in the air. P needs to go sign up on unemployment, but we don't know if the offices are open tomorrow due to Presidents day or not. The boys have school tomorrow, but have Friday off for it. I don't know I think it's crazy LOL
Well, I am tired, gonna watch some Storage Wars and then head to bed!
|Mon, 02-18-2013 - 3:55am
Morning all !
Yeah Missy a little eye opener there ..
Thanks for the Daisy update. Hope the insurance company was nice to her !
Shelly I am pretty sure the unemplyment office is closed- here you can do it online though. Maybe?
Well I had another alarm set for Friday night and mine didn't go off this morning - woke up 5 mins late but didnt get my 'snoozes' in and then the power went off for some unknown reason Friday and I thought I had my coffee pot reset right.. That wasnt ready this morning.. Oh today will get better =)..
|Mon, 02-18-2013 - 6:46am
Morning Ladies -
Shelly Friday is Washington's Birthday so I don't think it is so strange to have Friday off this week instead of today which is President's day.
Renee that sure is a nasty way to start a Monday. UGH!
It is windy and cold today. Wind chills making the temps into the singel digits - brrrrrrrr!
|Mon, 02-18-2013 - 8:23am
Good Morning ladies!
we got lots of snow yesterday! the mall isnt opening until 1pm! and school is cancelled for the day.... Supposed to be going shopping tonight with MIL and SIL( shes off work at 4:30pm- weather depending- if the roads were nasty, she was planning on staying home)) we shall see, but Im not holding my breathe we actually go.... Better defrost some meat for dinner, just in case!
Yay! My Dad called me last night, and we chatted for half an hour which was nice! I even got an I love you at the end!! ( he never usually says that)
Thanks for the Daisy update!
Sandy- windy and cold here too... we have a wind warning in effect... Im ready for spring now!
|Mon, 02-18-2013 - 9:08am
DId someone say ready for spring? Count me in. I am sick to death of being cold. I swear I have the worst HVAC luck of anyone I know. My furnace went out AGAIN yesterday. It always, always, goes out on a Sunday. Recall it was "fixed" in November. And last year and the year before that. Jeff thinks it's the ignitor this time. Getting new windows has helped my house tremendously. It was 30° here yesterday. My house held at 66° until the sun went down. Yeserday I called the HVAC guy I use. I told him we could survive until today. He said fine, but he could get us in between 8:00 and 10:00 last night. I said sure. I am off today. He said it would be closer to 8:30. Great.
At 10:00 I called to see what happened to him. No answer. I bundled us up with our electric blankets and fleece blankets and I actually got hot during the night. I called the guy this morning and he said he wrote down the morning appointment and forget to change it when I said I was okay with a late night one. He forgot me. It's 55° in here this morning. Yikes!! So I am now waitng for him. Again. He apologized and said he'd "make it right" with me this morning. I hope that means a super rate.
As for DD's softball gear, this is all clothes she has to order. They want to be dressed alike at all times. So her bag will still have her catcher gear, gloves, bats, etc. She won't have too much in the way of extra clothes each day.
Shelly, so P is still sick?? Wow. Does he not get paid sick leave? How long is he anticipating being off work?
We have DD's photo session today for her Young Achievers thing. I get to test my hair and makeup skills. I hope I do okay.
|Mon, 02-18-2013 - 9:50am
Ugh that really sucks about your furnace Tracy!! Hope it gets fixed today! and I forgot to say Yikes on the clothing costs!
We keep our heat( we have electric baseboard heaters in every room, which costs a fortune to run) at a minimum. I usually wear flannel pjs, with a long sleeve AND a short sleeve shirt, and bed socks... and Im comfortable..... but now that Im pregnant thats too many layers!( was so hot last night, I slept with no pants on) lol. so being pregnant in the winter has its advantages! you watch, I will be whining this summer how hot I am LOL.
|Mon, 02-18-2013 - 10:07am
Not only did the guy no-call, no-show me last night, he is an hour and a half late now. I am furious. I want to get on with my day, but I'm trapped just waiting here. We would have done something fun last night but there I was, waiting for the HVAC guy.
|Mon, 02-18-2013 - 11:09am
Ugh Tracy, I'd be so mad! Any word yet?
Shelly, that's a long time for someone to be sick. Maybe he needs to have that lump checked out. Does he know it's a hernia for sure?
|Mon, 02-18-2013 - 12:15pm
Tracy - YUCK on the waiting. I'd be ticked too. I hope it does get fixed today.
Shelly - I would have P go in and get looked at. If it's something more serious, he's wasting valuable time! I know its hard to get guys to the doctor though.
Sandy - are you a dog whisperer too? Chubbs popped in his cage Friday during work and then again last night. He just started this crap this past week. He's never done this before and nothings changed. I don't get it.
Nothing exciting here. Didn't lose any additional weight this week. I stayed the same, which is better than gaining. I even did my DVD AND ran 1.5 miles. BLAH.
I hope all is okay with Daisy and her basement.


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The National Institute of Standards and Technology has launched a four-part plan to help agencies build more secure IT systems. NIST Computer Scientist Ron Ross, who guided a new publication on the issue, tells the Federal Drive with Tom Temin and Emily Kopp that the same engineering principles that apply to bridges and buildings should apply to IT. That is, security should be built in, not added later.


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1 tablespoon butter
2 cups chopped cooked ham
1/4cup chopped onion
1/4 cup sliced celery
1 (10 1/2 ounce) can cream of mushroom soup, undiluted
1 (8-ounce) container sour cream
1 cup frozen green peas
1/2 cup (2 ounces) shredded Cheddar cheese
1/4 cup fine bread crumbs
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1. Preheat oven to 350°F.
2. Cook pasta according to package directions; drain.
3. Heat butter in large skillet over medium-high heat and sauté the onions and celery until transparent.
4. Add the chopped ham pieces and cook for 5 minutes, stirring often so it does not burn.
5. Remove from heat; stir in soup, sour cream, frozen peas and pasta.
6. Spoon into lightly greased baking dish.
7. Cover and bake 25 minutes.
8. Sprinkle with bread crumbs and shredded cheese, and bake, uncovered, bake an additional 5 minutes or until the toppings brown up.
9. Let stand 10 minutes before serving.
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Ah, words.
For the record, I did think the plot of Eagle Eye was too proposterous and too derivative to really enjoy the movie (and I'm not the only one), but my issue with the film is entirely with the script. If you don't mind for your action movies to make absolutely no sense at all, it is well-acted and well-directed; you might dig it.
I'll leave it at that — spoiler-free — for here, but if you tune into The Triple Feature episode #92 tonight — or download the podcast later this week — I'm sure we'll get into spoiler territory. (You can also subscribe via iTunes and never miss an episode.) As always, Theater Hopper's Tom Brazelton, Joe Loves Crappy Movies's Joe Dunn and myself will be discussing a few of the week's new releases: this week being Eagle Eye, Choke, and possibly something else.
We'll also be answering some questions, if you have any. E-mail us at email@example.com with your questions about movies, our comics, or whatever, and we'll pick the most interesting ones.
Jason's description of the chase scene in question is as accurate as I could manage from my notes. Although I don't seriously think that geographic accuracy is a very strong reason to criticize a pulpy action movie, I did get more than a few laughs out of the complete lack of any attempt to keep things true to the real-life Chicago. The Wilson L station and one of the intersections named in the chase — Sheridan and Granville — are a short ride down the Red Line from where Jason grew up (in Rogers Park), so it makes sense that he would immediately notice the disparities. You can see a bit of this chase scene over at Trailer Addict.
You can also see the trailer for the documentary Man on Wire — the poster behind Kurt in the last few panels — here:
Putting the poster back there was really more of an in-joke with myself than anything else, but familiarity with the movie — which is about a man who walked between the two World Trade Center towers on August 7, 1974 — may add a very tiny extra dimension to the title.
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Review: Coherence (2013)
Saturday, October 4, 2014
Written and directed by James Ward Byrkit.
Starring Emily Foxler, Hugo Armstrong, Nicholas Brendon, Elizabeth Gracen, Lauren Maher, Alex Manugian, Lorene Scafaria, and Maury Sterling.
A new Patreon backer at the $50 level opted out of the usual reward of a plug in the "Become a Multiplex Patron" box (above, on the website), asking instead for me to plug the 2013 indie science fiction filmCoherence (with which he is not affiliated). I was happy to oblige, and so "A fan of Coherence" — a.k.a. The Patron, as I'll refer to him from here out — is, for the duration of his patronage, among Multiplex's supporters. (And, yes, I will review just about any movie a $50 backer asks me to.)
What really got my interest in the film (aside from being asked very nicely to see it) was that The Patron compared it to Shane Carruth's Primer, one of the best no-budget sci-fi movies ever made. I can definitely see the comparison: both are decidedly low-budget films with small casts and a science-fictiony premise. I feel like seeing the film fairly blind is probably the best, so I won't summarize the plot beyond the premise of eight friends having a dinner party when a comet passes over and Strange Things Happen, but I don't think I'm quite as enthusiastic as The Patron.
Unfortunately, the "go in as blind as you can" suggestion means I feel like I need to be pretty vague. Some clunky (and largely unnecessary) exposition gets spat out early on, which tried my patience a bit, but it gets fun as the plot gets rolling. And the plot is definitely the star of the film, not the largely forgettable cast of affluent, Southern California white people or the dialogue, which often feels improvised (in that it neither pushes the story forward nor reveals character, as good dialogue ought to).
Despite some genuinely terrifically creepy or suspenseful moments in the film, a handful of contrived plot points hold it back from being much more than a fun genre flick for me, but I found myself wondering what would happen next — almost up to the very end. A late turn in the film got more of an eye-roll from me than the shock that I think it was supposed register. As always, your mileage may vary, but the film's merits make it well worth a viewing, particularly for science fiction fans suffering from blockbuster fatigue.
Here's the trailer! If it piques your interest, please do check it out. It's available for rent from Amazon Instant Video or for purchase from its official website, among other places. (I never recommend reading YouTube comments, but definitely on't read the comments if you want to stay away from spoilers.)
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If you trust me enough to plop down real, hard-earned, or easily inherited trust fund money on one of my paintings, I am going to trust you if you later write or call me and say you don't like it as much as you thought you would.
It's about trust.
You are trusting me enough to connect with my art and make a commitment to hang it on your wall.
I am trusting you not to buy my work, hang it up, throw a fabulous party using my art to impress your friends. Then, after wiping wine and spaghetti sauce off the painting, writing to me to say you want a refund.
It is very important to me that you are insanely happy with your original, Cindy Davis painting.
If you aren't, you may return it to me within 30 days in the new and undamaged condition, for a full refund of the purchase price.
I do not refund shipping costs. Wish I could, but I can't. Hey, most times I give you Free Shipping on the trip out to your place, so I think you could spring for the ride back to my place if you need a refund.
Exception: Twenty-Something paintings are non-refundable.
I ship paintings all the time to pretty much everywhere.
If you live in the USA, then you may expect to receive your painting either by United States Postal Service (small packages), FedEx Ground, or UPS.
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If you live outside the USA, please email me for a price quote. I will research to determine if I can ship to your location. My international collectors are responsible for all duties & taxes imposed by their nations's customs law.
Since most of my paintings are created on gallery wrapped canvas and un-framed, thus making them light in weight, shipping costs are typically low for my artwork.
What is Gallery Wrapped Canvas?
Gallery wrapped canvas is a way of stretching canvas onto the wooden frame so that the cloth covers the sides of the paintings. Sometimes I continue the design around the sides, sometimes I paint the sides white or espresso brown.
Gallery wrap canvases tend to have a modern, cotemporary look. They come ready to hang, no frame necessary. This also makes them light to ship.
Should you choose to frame your original painting on gallery wrapped canvas, you may either select a wider, thicker frame to accommodate the depth of the gallery wrap, or have the work re-stretched onto a traditional half-inch depth which will fit most all frame moulding. Your local frame shop can easily handle this for you.


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I used to do the typical stretches you see all of the guys doing on the ice before games and I used to always have to deal with sore groins and hamstrings.
I learned from a coach about dynamic stretches and I havent had a problem since. When I get on the ice I skate a few laps, spin the stick around in one arm and then go to the other. Then while still skating, I bend over and put my stick at the front of my skates, hold it for a bit and then do it towards the back of my skates. After that I put the stick above my shoulders and rotate a bit and then the same with my behind my back. I will usually finish it off with a few outside and inside edge drills and then I am ready to rock.
Nice assist by 99 on the biggest goal in Canada history
A goal gretzky could never score
Entire Muppet clan reunites for "Jim Henson's Musical World" concerts at Carnegie Hall
I so wish I were there
Weird Search Rankings in App Store
This might be linked to the weirdness I've been seeing with sales/rankings. Did a search for "Kids Learning" which is one of the terms I target. I'm doing pretty well in the results, but the order is surprising:
iPhone Search Results:
Pet Sounds Lite (50th) Averages 150 downloads a day last updated Nov 4, 2009 2.5 stars on 2012 ratings Uses "Kids" in title and "Learning" in keywords
Timmy's Kindergarten Adventure Free (52nd) Averages 300 downloads a day last updated March 24, 2012 4 stars on 59 ratings Uses "Kids" in title and "Learning" in keywords
Zoo Sounds Free (61st) Averages 800 downloads a day last updated Feb 23rd, 2012 3 stars on 12 ratings (3 on 3921 overall) Uses "Kids" in title and "Learning" in keywords
Number Quiz Lite (62nd) Averages 30 downloads a day last updated Nov 20th, 2009 3 stars on 847 ratings Uses "Kids" in title and "Learning" in keywords
Again, any ideas? This is getting strange.
Did the App Store Dance?
It was a crazy weekend in the App Store. Personally, my sales were down 20% overall week/week. My top selling app Letter Quiz dropped 40% (ouch). No rhyme or reason, no email from Apple, just a sudden drop.
My games are mostly found in the Games>Educational category, and I keep a pretty close eye on rankings there.
Here's a screenshot I took last Tuesday:
Here's a screenshot this morning (Monday):
Now it's normal for rankings to change day to day, but some of these were extreme. Here's a few of the big drops that caught my eye:
Quizzing Toddler Preschool: (down 19)
Abby - Preschool Shape Puzzle - First Words: (down 26)
Counting with the Very Hungry Caterpillar for iPad: (down 39)
Kids Crosswords: (down 56, and it's featured!)
How'd I fare? Letter Quiz is down 5 from 9th to 14th. Timmy's Preschool Adventure is down 7 from 12th to 19th. Timmy's Kindergarten Adventure moved from the Games>Educational category to "Education" so it's not listed, but sales were down 15% week over week. My free apps got hit as well, just not as bad.
Any idea what's going on?
The Easy Way to Get iOS Screenshots On Your Mac: http://theiconmaster.com/2012/04/the-easy-way-to-get-ios-screenshots-on-your-mac/
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The original Muppet Show Pitch
You gotta watch this.
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Updating the firmware on my thermostat is taking forever! #firstFloorProblems
Hooray Nest! Looks like a great software update. (via Nest makes its smart thermostat, er, smarter — - Flash Player Installation)
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