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This site compiles comments made by experts on TV call in shows talking about stocks. The stocks can be cross referenced by experts or by stock. This makes it very easy to get a good overview of how a stock is felt about by many experts, or if you lke an expert to see what other things she or he has been talking about.
So we've added a few things to the site. Some more still to come, but we thought we would give this a test run.
We've added charts all over the place. Where you will find them extra useful is in looking at experts past comments. The charts next to comments are from that date on, for a month. Once subscriptions start you can get six months of information on the chart. Note that we can't guarantee the information in the charts, so you should use them only as a rough guide. As such we need to opt-in to use the charts, so we know that you understand this. To opt-in, head over to your profile page and check the box. If you have problems logging in, contact us with the email at the bottom of the page. (StockChase Site Problems).
We also show a chart of the company for up to the past 6 months on the company pages.
Often people have a question they would like to ask, but find it hard to talk on the phone on air. Marketcall and Marketcall at noon will take questions from tweets. You don't know tweets, not a problem. You can ask your question and we will send it off for you.
Lots of benefits with this. It will have it's own anouncement.
We've expanded the portfolio system so that it tracks the date you bought, if an expert had inspired you to buy (and their comments on that stock from the week before) the cost of buying and selling. (As well as charts of course). Subscribers will be able to have alerts about stocks.
Thanks again to everyone who helped us by participating in our survey. We have taken your suggestions and concerns to heart and have made plans to update our site again. New features have been in the works for the past few months and should be ready to be implemented in the next few weeks. So stay tuned and watch the front page for more details.
On another note, here are the most popular stocks mentioned by the experts in September. Crescent Point Energy Corp (CPG-T) and Toronto Dominion (TD-T) were both nominated for Top Picks twice this month. Three experts also considered CPG-T a buy and one expert suggested buying this stock on weakness. TD-T was mentioned as a buy by two experts and as a buy on weakness once. BCE Inc. (BCE-T) was also a popular stock this month with one Top Pick, one strong buy, three buys and one hold. Furthermore, Telus Corp (T-T) was not nominated for a top pick but 6 different experts did recommend buying this stock. So look over the comments made by the experts and see if you can pick a winner. Good Luck and Happy Investing.
Thank you for taking part in the survey. From the results it appears that our users are VERY serious investors, and most people have made money with the site. Some people have made a lot of money, which we are overjoyed at. Your success means our success.
Many of the comments and ideas have got us thinking in new directions, (Stay tuned!) Keep in mind that this survey is anonymous, we don't know who wrote what, and so you should take the results with a little grain of salt. We are very happy with the response, and think that you would be interested in seeing what the other investors who use StockChase have to say about us.
Recently I've been asked by two separate people about StockChase's portfolio. Both were questions about where it is. So this post is explaining how to use the portfolio tracker as well as two nice little tricks at the end.
StockChase doesn't actually have a portfolio tracker, as we only track stocks that have been mentioned on the shows, and this probably misses some. (Hint: call into the show to get your stock on the site!) But that said, we've been at this for twelve years and track the majority of all stocks in North America.
We do have a tracker that will track your portfolio (to the limit of the stocks we track) and you can see what comments have been made about your stocks, and by whom and when.
To do this first log in. The site needs to know who you are in order to know what your stocks of interest are. If you haven't registered, It is a simple process, and there is a link to me at the bottom of the page if you have problems. I can usually get things moving quickly.
Once you have logged in, you can set the stocks that you are interested in, in your portfolio. This located at the menu under your name (once you have logged in). You can search for companies by name or symbol, and as you type it looks up possible stocks. For instance typing "goo" brings up 3 possible stocks. Click on the one you want, and then click the Add button. The stock will be added to your list.
To see the comments about your stocks, look under the "Find Opinions" menu, where there is an item "Comments from experts about <Your Name Here>'s portfolio"
From there you can do all the normal cross-referencing of experts and companies that you can normally do.
And after patiently reading all that, here are the nice little tricks I promised you earlier.


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Silent Spring turns 50 next week, giving occasion for all manner of reflection on Rachel Carson's legacy as the author who catalyzed the U.S. environmental movement. The small, but vocal rightwing fringe continues in its campaign to paint Carson as the devil "responsible for more deaths than Hitler." But most mainstream reflections thus far have sought to contemporize Carson by drawing links between the issues she outlined in Silent Spring and the concerns we still face today.
Claiming no special insight other than working daily in Carson's wake, I speculate that she'd be reporting in her way on one of these still-untold and/or under-reported pesticide stories:
Last week, our national pesticide laws were the target of a sneak attack. An amendment that would have stripped EPA's power to protect our nation's waterways was attached to — of all things — the completely unrelated China Currency bill.
If the stakes weren't so high, it would be laughable. Attached as an amendment to what? Thanks in no small part to hundreds of outraged phone calls to the Senate from PAN supporters, the offending amendment was pulled — for the time being.
There's good news and bad news on the pesticide front this week. Let's take the good news first: A sting operation in New York City got 6,000+ packages of dangerous, illegal rat poison off shop shelves. Hats off to the public servants who got this done!
The bad news comes in two parts: First, the fact that products like this can slip through the cracks of our pesticide control system is downright frightening. And second, industry lawyers are busily weakening one of the few tools EPA officials have to quickly pull pesticide products from the market when they're found to be harmful. Really guys?
It's the only explanation. Historically, Scientific American has been unafraid to confront right-wing attacks on science of the climate change denier and creationist sort. So when a blog appears under the SciAm masthead claiming to "bust" various myths of organics, citing industry-funded studies and commentary from fringe right-wingers like Alex Avery of the Hudson Institute, one wonders what happened.
Right now, behind closed doors in DC, pesticide industry lobbyists are maneuvering to strip critical pesticide protections from federal law. This week it's the Clean Water Act, next week it may very well be the Endangered Species Act. And they think nobody's watching.
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The News-Sentinel selected the nine finalists and now it is up to you, the reader, to determine who should be the News-Sentinel Fan Choice Player of the Week. Vote for the area high school basketball player who you feel had the best performance this week. The winner of this weekly award will be solely determined through online voting at news-sentinel.com. The polls are open now and will close at 8 p.m. Monday. The Fan Choice Player of Week, along with the Boys Player of the Week and Girls Player of the Week, will be announced in Tuesday's issue of The News-Sentinel.
Hayley Martin, DeKalb -- Had a game-high 20 points in win against Carroll
Hayley Hostetler, Woodlan -- Had a double-double with 17 points and 10 rebounds to help Woodlan Bluffton
Taylor Smith, Garrett -- Scored 18 points in a victory against Adams Central.
Meredith Shipman, Snider -- Notched her 1,000th career point in a 71-39 victory against North Side.
Stephen Halstead, Snider -- Had a game-high 18 points win versus North Side
Trent VanHorn, Canterbury -- Led Canterbury with a game-high 25 points in a win against Adams Central
James Blackmon Jr., Bishop Luers -- Had a season-high 44 points in a win against South Side
Thomas Starks, Concordia -- Scored 19 points to help Concordia beat its conference rival Bishop Dwenger
Bryson Scott, Northrop -- Had a game-high 23 points in a SAC victory against Wayne.


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Ridgway Township Supervisor chairman John Gardner said roadwork on Long Level Road [Route 4003] from Johnsonburg to Montmorenci is expected to continue until mid-November.
"They will be doing pipe replacements and a lot of adjustments," Gardner said. "Expect delays and watch for flaggers."
Repairs will be made to the shoulder and guard rails will be updated.
Paving will continue along the 4.5 miles.
"That is a lot of work to do by mid-November," said supervisor Sarah Dickinson.
In other business, building plans for the Montmorenci property will be available in the office.
Supervisors voted in favor of advertising for the adoption of the new income earned tax ordinance.
Pick up a copy of the Wednesday, Oct. 19, 2011 edition of The Ridgway Record for more.
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Sally L. Myers, age 44, of Market Street, Johnsonburg, died Sunday, Feb. 24, 2013 at Elk Regional Health Center after a brief illness.
She was born Nov. 20, 1968 in Ridgway, daughter of the late Wallace and Lorna (Amory) Myers.
A graduate of the Johnsonburg Area School District, Sally enjoyed caring for animals and especially loved her dogs. She lived all her life in Johnsonburg.
She is survived by three brothers, William Myers of Johnsonburg, David (Regina) Myers of Johnsonburg, Glenn Myers and his partner Kewal of Willowick, Ohio; three sisters, Sandra Rhodes of Johnsonburg, Susan Mahaney of Johnsonburg, and Marsha (Robert) Skraba of Ridgway.
She was predeceased by her parents.
There will be no visitation.
The family will be welcoming friends from 12-1 p.m. Friday, March 1, 2013 at the Ubel Funeral Home, Johnsonburg.
Funeral service will take place at 1 p.m., Friday, March 1, 2013 at the Ubel Funeral Home with Reverend Bob Andrews of the Johnsonburg First Baptist Church officiating.
Interment will be in Wardvale Methodist Cemetery.
The family suggests memorials to the Johnsonburg Library or the Elk County Humane Society.


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Prevention of Significant Deterioration: Proposed Rule to Address Emissions
of Nitrogen Oxides in Clean Air Areas
- On February 14, 2005, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) proposed three options to meet the objectives of the Clean Air Act's Prevention of Significant Deterioration (PSD) program for nitrogen oxides (NOx). The PSD program ensures that areas meeting the National Ambient Air Quality Standards maintain clean air.
- The options proposed today include:
- Retaining the existing increments for NOx–measured as nitrogen dioxide (NO2) in the ambient air. EPA established these increments on October 17, 1988.
- Allowing states that choose to implement an interstate cap and trade program for sources of NOx to rely on the benefits of that program in place of the existing increments to prevent significant deterioration of NOx air quality. EPA is currently considering establishing such a program known as the Clean Air Interstate Rule for the eastern U.S.
- Allowing states to adopt their own planning strategies and implement these in lieu of the increment system for NOx if they show that PSD for NOx is satisfied through some combination of state and federal emissions controls that have been or will be adopted.
- By adopting and implementing an alternative program under options 2 and 3, new and modified sources applying for construction permits under the PSD program in those states would be relieved of their obligation to undergo certain case-by-case source impact analyses normally required to demonstrate compliance with the PSD increments for NOx.
- As part of the process to develop this proposal, EPA reviewed current scientific and technical information regarding effects of NOx on human health and the environment. EPA has determined that the existing increments meet the requirements of the Clean Air Act and that the data do not provide sufficient basis for changing the existing increments for NO2.
- The effect of this rule will depend on which of the three proposed options is finalized.
- This proposed rule complies with a court order and the terms of a settlement agreement with Environmental Defense.
- EPA will accept comment on this proposal for 60 days following publication in the Federal Register.
- The Clean Air Act provides for the protection of air quality in clean air areas of the country. One approach for protecting air quality in these areas is the use of "increments." Increments are measured in terms of an air quality concentration of the pollutant (micrograms of pollutant per cubic meter), and they limit the amount of degradation of air quality in clean air areas.
- The 1977 Act established specific numerical increments for particulate matter and sulfur dioxide. For the other principal pollutants, the Act provided EPA the authority to establish increments or other measures "at least as effective" as the increments to prevention significant deterioration of air quality.
- EPA promulgated PSD regulations for NOx, including increments for NO2, in 1988.
- As part of the permitting process, new and modified industrial facilities must evaluate the impact of their emissions in a clean air (PSD) area to demonstrate that they will not cause or contribute to a violation of any national ambient air quality standard or degrade the air beyond the level allowed by PSD increments.
- Environmental Defense (ED) challenged EPA's 1988 regulations, claiming that the NO2 increments were inadequate for protecting against adverse effects and that EPA failed to provide a comprehensive assessment of the statutory criteria governing the establishment of new increments. ED claimed, for example, that the statute does not limit development of increments to only the form of pollutant and averaging periods used for the national air quality standards.
- In 1990, the U.S. Court of Appeals remanded the matter back to EPA to develop an interpretation of the section of the Clean Air Act that considers the criteria previously overlooked by the Agency, and if necessary take new evidence and modify the 1988 regulations.
- In 2003, ED petitioned the Court asking that EPA be ordered to take the actions mandated in 1990 by the Court.
- On November 11, 2003, the Court executed a settlement between EPA and ED. EPA agreed to propose new rules by September 30, 2004 and final rules by September 30, 2005 to comply with the original Court remand order.
- EPA entered into a joint stipulation with ED to extend the Administrator's signature date for our proposal to February 14, 2005. EPA used the additional time to respond to concerns raised by ED, by considering alternatives to increments (as described above) for meeting the objectives of the statutory PSD program for NOx.
- Interested parties can download today's proposed rule from EPA's web site at: www.epa.gov/nsr.
- The notice and technical support document are also available through the EPA's Air and Radiation Docket and Information Center (EDOCKET ID Number OAR-2004-0013 and Legacy Docket No. A-87-16) by calling (202) 260-7548 or fax (202) 260-4000. (A reasonable fee may be charged for copying.)
- For general information about this proposed rule, contact Dan deRoeck of EPA's Office of Air Quality Planning and Standards at (919) 541-5593, firstname.lastname@example.com, or Lynn Hutchinson at (919) 541-5795.


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W.H.: Hagel did 'a fine job' in hearing
Chuck Hagel did "a fine job" in his Thursday confirmation hearing, White House press secretary Jay Carney said Friday.
"I think Senator Hagel answered questions appropriately and did a fine job," Carney told reporters during his daily press briefing.
Despite the largely poor reviews Hagel received, President Obama still believes he will be confirmed as Defense secretary, Carney said. "The president believes that Sen. Hagel will make an excellent secretary of Defense and that he will be confirmed," he said.
In defending Hagel, Carney called the harsh questioning the Nebraskan faced from Republicans – particularly Sen. John McCain, whose position on the Iraq war Carney discussed at length Friday.
"The news clips that have dominated TV reporting on this … largely represent badgering by questioners over issues like why did you disagree with me over Iraq?" Carney said.
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Longtime clients of decorator Stephen Sills enlisted him to rejuvenate their Aspen, Colorado, getaway. Club chairs inspired by Paul Dupré-Lafon from Alexandre Biaggi are covered in a blue Cowtan & Tout fabric, and a sculpture by John Chamberlain hangs above the timber mantel added by Sills. The windows are by Loewen.
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Krispy Kreme Sloppy Joe Donut Debuts At San Diego Fair, Sends Hearts Into Delicious Panic
To paraphrase the late Robert F. Kennedy, some people would ask 'Why put sloppy joe meat into a deep-fried, glazed donut shell?' but Charlie Boghosian asks 'Why not?' Boghosian, known to many fans of fair food (and presumably their cardiologists) as "Chicken Charlie," debuted a Krispy Kre


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01No Ropes & No Chickening Out: Deep Water Soloing in Devon
02À la Recherche du Stoke Perdu: How I Rekindled the Fire After Falling Out of Love With Surfing
03Pacific Paradise: A Journey to the Philippines' Final Frontier
04Surfing is for Sellouts: Why Catching Waves with Just Your Body is The Ultimate Ride
05A Journey Into Darkness: We Went Mountain Biking in the Abandoned Mines of Slovenia
06Against All Odds: The Incredible Story of One Surfer's Battle with his Own Government
07"Strava Has No Place Here" Mountain Biking In India
08Surf. Sit. Repeat. Is a Fake Wave on a Welsh Lake About to Start a Surfing Revolution?
09"Seven Went Up, Only Three Came Down": How The Unsolved Mystery Of The Matterhorn Keeps Our Fascination Alive
10Mad Descents & Lunar Landscapes: Incredible Shots from One of Europe's Best MTB Destinations
Mel Pocock explains his Lierop Victory
This weekend in Faenza we could see a British rider crowned European EMX250 champion, Mel Pocock is only 8 points away from the title. Here Mel explains exactly what his victory in Lierop meant to him.
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The first month of the 2013 ASPCA Rachael Ray $100K Challenge is complete, and we couldn't be more excited to share the results of the competition thus far. In the month of June alone, the Challengers saved a total of 18,336 animals' lives! Competing shelters achieved this by adopting out or reuniting pets with their guardians. June's impressive total means the shelters saved 4,380 more lives than during the same month last year.
The shelters started off on the right foot after a successful Challenge Kick-off Weekend June 1-2, and kept the momentum going throughout the month.
We'd like to congratulate the shelters in each division that saved the most additional cats and dogs by the end of the first month of the Challenge:
Humane Society of Pinellas (Clearwater, FL) in Division 1
Texas Humane Heroes (Leander, TX) in Division 2
Canyon County Animal Shelter (Caldwell, ID) in Division 3
Citizens for Animal Protection (Houston, TX) in Division 4
Riverside County Department of Animal Services (Jurupa Valley, CA) in Division 5
Click here to see the leaderboard with complete month one results for all contestants.
The fun has just begun! The Challengers still have plenty of time to get creative and save even more animals during July and August. Stay tuned as the action unfolds during the remaining two months of the Challenge.


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Top Halloween Songs 2014 – The Best Scary Playlist
It's Halloween season in New Jersey. Time to get your costumes ready and start the party planning. If you're hosting this year, we've got the music covered. Check out 25 must have songs for your Halloween party, or just to have on your playlist


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Agua de Amor Natural / Julia Lopez, Dolores Luis Gmitter -- Coppelia (Wedding Pas de deux) / Arthur Saint-Leon, reconstructed by Jon Sherman -- Delirium / Tanya Rosenblut -- Rhythm Nation / LaDeva M. Davis -- Sleeping Beauty / Marius Petipa -- (safe) space / Jalisa Roberts -- In Somnambula / Meredith Rainey -- Force of Nature / Aaron Hoffman-Corral -- Chiaroscuro / Pallabi Chakravorty -- Ideal(?) Demonstrative Body / Amelia C. Kidd -- 2019 / C. Kemal Nance(Swarthmore College, April 29, 2011)[more][less]
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Solas an lae / choreographer, Sharon Friedler -- Isn't She Lovely? / choreographer, LaDeva M. Davis -- The Hummingbird Fairy Variation from The Sleeping Beauty / original choreography by Marius Petipa, adapted from a video of the Kirov Opera Ballet -- Para Lidya / choreographer, Ashley Miniet -- Black Swan (Odile) Variation from Swan Lake / original choreography by Marius Petipa and Lev Ivanov, adapted from a video of the American Ballet Theater ; staged by Kevin McKenzie -- Unstuck / choreographer, Jumatatu Poe and the performers -- Bach Suite / choreographer, Amelia Kidd and Jon Sherman in collaboration with Sharon Friedler -- Bazaar (market place) / choreographer, Pallabi Chakravorty in collaboration with her repertory class students -- Walk Strong! / choreographer, C. Kemal Nance -- Ciudad de Los Gitanos / choreographer, Dolores Luis Gmitter in collaboration with Monica Herrera, including Solea sequence by La China. Prologue sequence choreographed and performed by Amelia Kidd -- Tassi-Jima / choreography and composition, Kim Arrow, Ogi Matsuri Daiko, Joe Small, Yoshikazu Fujimoto of Kodo(Swarthmore College, April 23, 2010)[more][less]
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Up high or down low, there is virtually no limit to the decorative and lighting power of ceiling lights. Their transformative capabilities in a room are undeniable. Sparkling multi-tiered chandeliers turn dark and dreary entryways into grand, welcoming foyers. Flush mount lighting and semi-flush ceiling lights brighten low-ceilinged hallways and bedrooms, while linear suspension fixtures provide useful overhead task lighting in kitchens or over a pool table. And the best part? In addition to providing functional lighting, these contemporary ceiling lights are fixtures that can establish a room's decor and your sense of style.
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As it casts ambient light downward from the uppermost point of a space, ceiling lighting is an essential component in the layering of interior lighting in most rooms. However, ceiling lights are particularly useful where other lighting fixtures would be inconvenient, such as with kitchen lighting (where counter space is often at a premium) or with hallway lighting where space is narrow. A modern ceiling light benefits any room it is placed in and you are sure to love the style these ceiling fixtures offer.
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Thanks for your catalog. It's my favorite pastime reading -- very agreeable and exciting. I've spent hours learning about herbs I've never imagined. Can't wait to try a few...
Forgive me for this fan letter before I've even gotten a package from you. I am feeling and smelling Joy Lucy already.
Not my last order.
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The Knicks are on the road, with a game tonight in Milwaukee, but it's pretty safe to say J.R. Smith is not a lonesome traveler. Last night, in the midst of tweeting and re-tweeting praise for his younger brother, Chris, a senior guard at Louisville, which defeated Marquette in the Big East quarterfinals, Smith tweeted the photo you see above, part of which has been obscured. The full version of it, which is obviously NSFW, can be seen here.
The ass in question belongs to Tahiry Jose, a self-described "bartender-turned-magazine cover model" who has a Facebook fan page that refers to her as "The Girl with the biggest ass ever." Jose used to date rapper Joe Budden, and the relationship didn't end well, by all indications.
Budden saw Smith's tweet and quickly responded:
Even the high road ends.........
— Joe Budden (@JoeBudden) March 9, 2012
Smith subsequently deleted the tweet, but not without taking a swipe at Budden by basically saying "scoreboard":
Sorry for my last tweet @TheRealTahiry n @JoeBudden I see y'all will never be done so I'll step aside an chalk this one up! #koldGame!
— JR Smith (@TheRealJRSmith) March 9, 2012
Jose then took to Twitter to react to Smith's having shared a photo of her ass on Twitter:
Jose didn't appear to be too ashamed, though:
She also felt the need to inform us that, contrary to appearances, she and Smith have yet to consummate their relationship:
In conclusion:
Wanna welcome @TheRealJRSmith to the social media world... He had no idea. Viral!!!! I had no clue my self 2yrs ago. *shrugs.
— Tahiry (@TheRealTahiry) March 9, 2012
One of those days I wish I would have went to college!
— JR Smith (@TheRealJRSmith) March 9, 2012
Don't change, J.R. Smith. Don't ever change.


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How many times have you said to yourself "I can predict the weather better than those guys can"? Well, now's your chance. At the WFTV Severe Weather Center 9, you can become a meteorologist for the day and show "those guys" how it's really done!
Located within the exhibit Our Planet, Our Universe, the Weather Center is a working replica of the actual set used on WFTV's weather forecasts. You'll learn how to put a weather forecast together using all of the tools a meteorologist uses. Then, when your forecast is ready, you can practice delivering it in front of a green screen – putting you right in the action as WFTV's newest chief meteorologist! Take a look at some of the great stations you'll be working with…
- Introduction: WFTV Chief Meteorologist Tom Terry and his team have put together a series of videos that bring the profession to life. You'll see what a day in the life of a meteorologist is really like, learn about careers in the field and even see how Doppler radar works.
- Weather Basics: As you pass through the exhibit, the first stop is the weather basics wall. Here, Tom and his team explain what weather is all about – from cold fronts to rainbows and describe just what makes some of our weather severe.
- Current Conditions: See what the weather is like outside the Science Center using WFTV's forecasting equipment located right on our roof!
- Create Your Own Forecast: Choose from a variety of weather conditions and have the WFTV team report your forecast.
- Report Your Own Forecast: Now that you've had the training and seen the experts, it's time to do a forecast of your own! Stand in front of a green screen and report the weather just like the pros while your family watches you on TV!
In a city like Orlando, where weather is so important to how we live, the WFTV Severe Weather Center 9 will give you everything you need to know about how the weather happens and how the experts bring it to you.
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Volcanic lightning is a phenomenon that happens within a volcano. There are three different types of lightning discharge in a volcano; dirty lightning, small sparks, and vent lightning. Dirty lightning resembles normal lightning and can be seen from far away. Small sparks can only be seen close up. The third kind is vent lightning; this discharge comes directly from the volcano mouth and is approximately two miles long.
According to Bradley Muller, a professor of Applied Meteorology in the Department of Applied Aviation Sciences at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical , volcanic lightning is believed to be caused by a separation of charges. When one particle with negative charge is separated from the positive charged particle, lightning could develop between those two particles. This is the effect that causes lightning to form within a volcano. These charges develop when different materials rub or collide together; the friction between materials causes the charge itself. The moisture within the volcano can be a factor into whether the volcano gives off lightning. Moisture can affect the electrical resistance in the air and therefore affecting the amount of lightning present in the eruption. The intensity of the eruption also plays a part in the creation of volcanic lightning.
Volcanic lightning is similar to lightning in a thunderstorm but there are also many defining characteristics that are unique to a volcano, such as the types of electric discharge.


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'DC Universe Online' Recruits Green Lanterns and Sinestro Corps in New DLC [Video]
Becoming a Green Lantern isn't really a choice in DC Comics lore. One day you're crashing planes or whatever, the next you're getting yelled at by Kilowog. The ring chooses you, Poozer! If you want to wield a construct-making ring, but you're a gamer without the power to overcome universe-ending levels of fear (a strong indication that you're sane, by the way), DC Universe Online'


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Alpha-1-Antitrypsin Clearance, Feces and Serum
Clinical Information Discusses physiology, pathophysiology, and general clinical aspects, as they relate to a laboratory test
Alpha-1-antitrypsin (A1A) is resistant to degradation by digestive enzymes and is, therefore, used as an endogenous marker for the presence of blood proteins in the intestinal tract. A1A clearance is reliable for measuring protein loss distal to the pylorus.
Gastrointestinal protein enteropathy has been associated with regional enteritis, sprue, Whipple intestinal lipodystrophy, gastric carcinoma, allergic gastroenteropathy, intestinal lymphangiectasia, constrictive pericarditis, congenital hypogammaglobulinemia, and iron deficiency anemia associated with intolerance to cow's milk.
Useful For Suggests clinical disorders or settings where the test may be helpful
Diagnosing protein-losing enteropathies
Interpretation Provides information to assist in interpretation of the test results
Elevated alpha-1-antitrypsin (A1A) clearance suggests excessive gastrointestinal protein loss. (The positive predictive value of the test has been found to be 97.7% and the negative predictive value is 75%.)
Patients with protein-losing enteropathies generally have A1A clearance values >50 mL/24 hours and A1A stool concentrations >100 mg/mL.
Borderline elevations above the normal range are equivocal for protein-losing enteropathies.
Cautions Discusses conditions that may cause diagnostic confusion, including improper specimen collection and handling, inappropriate test selection, and interfering substances
In the absence of either a 24-hour stool collection or a contemporary serum specimen, the fecal concentration of alpha-1-antitrypsin (A1A) can be used as a surrogate marker. The clearance is preferred in order to normalize the large range of serum A1A concentrations and the variability in random stool A1A concentration.
Reference Values Describes reference intervals and additional information for interpretation of test results. May include intervals based on age and sex when appropriate. Intervals are Mayo-derived, unless otherwise designated. If an interpretive report is provided, the reference value field will state this.
Clearance: < or =27 mL/24 hours
Fecal alpha-1-antitrypsin concentration: < or =54 mg/dL
Serum alpha-1-antitrypsin concentration: 100-190 mg/dL
Clinical References Provides recommendations for further in-depth reading of a clinical nature
1. Florent C, L'Hirondel C, Desmazures C, et al: Intestinal Clearance of alpha 1-antitrypsin. A sensitive method for the detection of protein losing enteropathy. Gastroenterology 1981;81:777-780
2. Crossley JR, Elliott RB: Simple method for diagnosing protein-losing enteropathy. Br Med J 1977;1:428-429
3. Perrault J, Markowitz H: Protein-losing gastroenteropathy and the intestinal clearance of serum alpha-1-antitrypsin. Mayo Clin Proc 1984;59:278-279


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" Old Wounds " walked the fine line between love and hate, truth and lies, and the difference between fighting for justice and being a vigilante. We'll start with justice. Lily Rivera certainly never More »
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Dolphins and Whales 3D: Tribes of the Ocean
This awe-inspiring documentary film narrated by Daryl Hannah will take you from the dazzling coral reefs of the Bahamas to the warm depths of the waters of the exotic Kingdom of Tonga for a close encounter with the surviving tribes of the ocean. Through the powerful IMAX(R) theatre medium and stunning images captured for the very first time in 3D, view their lives and habitats as never-before-seen. You will come so close to wild dolphins and belugas you will virtually touch them. You will witness the profound love of a Humpback mother for her newborn calf, and will come eye-to-eye with singing Humpback males. You will meet an orca, the mighty King of the ocean, and enjoy a wonderful moment with the gentle manatee. Explore many little-known aspects of these fascinating and fragile creatures capable of sophisticated communication and social interaction. Join this expert team of ocean explorers in an unforgettable diving experience that documents the life of these graceful, majestic yet endangered sea creatures.
Cast: Jean-Michel Cousteau, Daryl Hannah
Produced by: Francois Mantello
Directed by: Jean-Jacques Mantello
Written by: Jon Michael Johnson, Dr. Elisabeth Mantello
Running time: 42min
Opens: Feb 15, 2008 Limited
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Radford University formally began its new academic year Thursday with the 2013 Fall Convocation in Preston Hall's Bondurant Auditorium.
RU President Penelope W. Kyle addressed an enthusiastic crowd by welcoming new faculty and administrators, recognizing the achievements of professors, staff and students, and providing updates about campus developments.
"It cannot be over-stated: our people – our committed faculty, our dedicated staff and our enthusiastic students – all of us Highlanders – are what make Radford University such a special place," Kyle stated. "Radford is often known as 'student-focused,' that our faculty and staff take a keen interest in teaching and mentoring our students, and that our students recognize and appreciate that commitment to them. I think it is this focus that distinguishes Radford from other universities."
Kyle noted the university is anticipating a freshman class of more than 2,000 students for the fall semester. It would be the third consecutive year RU has enrolled a freshman class of that size. The president said those freshmen could boost the university's total enrollment to more than 9,500 full time equivalent students for the fall semester.
President Kyle also noted that 50 new teaching faculty members would be joining the RU faculty this year, resulting in a total of 436 teaching faculty members, the most that RU has had in more than 20 years. "You, our faculty, are the heart of this institution," Kyle said.


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I would like to upgrade my 1st-gen Apple TV and was wondering if it is possible to stream to new Apple TV from a NAS drive with iTunes server or an alternate method. I am not willing to go XBMC way since I would like to control my Apple TV though the Remote app for iOS.
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The Lovely Eggs are a two piece, indie rock band from Lancaster, England. They consist of married couple Holly Ross and David Blackwell. Ross was formerly the lead singer and guitarist in the girl band, Angelica. Blackwell is also guitarist in Lancaster drone band Three Dimensional Tanx, who have performed at Tate Britain with the artist Linder Sterling and also have been sound carriers for Damo Suzuki (ex Can).
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As an undergraduate psychology major, you have access to a team of three different advisors that will help you through your program.
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Laura is the Academic Advisor in the Department of Psychological Sciences. Her #1 priority is to assist undergraduate psychology majors. Laura is available to meet one-on-one in order to discuss the following: Psychology major or minor requirements, career goals, career options, graduate school programs, research opportunities, internship and volunteer opportunities, as well as on-campus involvement. She also organizes career and academic programs in order to provide professional development for psychology undergraduate students.
Laura's office is located in 142 Kent Hall. Please schedule an appointment to meet with her.
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All students should have a faculty advisor. All of our faculty are psychologists in the areas of Psychological Science, which includes social psychology or cognitive psychology, or Clinical Science, which includes clinical psychology or neuropsychology. Faculty advisors most commonly advise undergraduate psychology majors on plans for graduate school, opportunities for involvement in research, and strategies to make the most out of the time spent at Kent State University. Click here for a list of faculty members' interest areas. Read through the list and email Laura Hilliker with the name of the faculty advisor that aligns with your interest.
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The A&S college advisor, located in 105 Bowman Hall, maps out student's courses for each semester to ensure a student's time line remains on track for graduation. College adviros also assist students with planning the Kent Core classes and General requirements. First and second year students are required to meet the college advisor once per semester.


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http://www.theamericanconservative.c...nt-talk-about/It seems that the first rule of the debate club now is: no disagreeing on what matters most. In fact, the two candidates rarely interact with each other at all, typically ditching whatever the question might be for some rehashed set of campaign talking points, all with the complicity of the celebrity media moderators preening about democracy in action. Waiting for another quip about Big Bird is about all the content we can expect.
But the joke is on us. Sadly, the two candidates are stand-ins for Washington in general, a war capital whose denizens work and argue, sometimes fiercely, from within a remarkably limited range of options. It was D.C. on autopilot last week for domestic issues; the next two presidential debates are to be in part or fully on foreign policy challenges (of which there are so many). When it comes to foreignthat is, militarypolicy, the gap between Barack and Mitt is slim to the point of nonexistent on many issues, however much they may badger each other on the subject. That old saw about those who fail to understand history repeating its mistakes applies a little too easily here: the last 11 years have added up to one disaster after another abroad, and without a smidgen of new thinking (guaranteed not to put in an appearance at any of the debates to come), we doom ourselves to more of the same.
1. Is there an end game for the global war on terror?
[...] So, candidates, the question is: Whats the end game for all this? Even in the worst days of the Cold War, when it seemed impossible to imagine, there was still a goal: the end of the Soviet Union. Are we really consigned to the Global War on Terror, under whatever name or no name at all, as an infinite state of existence? Is it now as American as apple pie?
2. Do todays foreign policy challenges mean that its time to retire the Constitution?
[...] Starting on September 12, 2001, however, challenges, threats, and risks abroad have been used to justify abandoning core beliefs enshrined in the Bill of Rights. That bill, we are told, cant accommodate terror threats to the Homeland. Absent the third rail of the Second Amendment and gun ownership (politicians touch it and die), nearly every other key amendment has since been trodden upon.
The First Amendment was sacrificed to silence whistleblowers and journalists. The Fourth and Fifth Amendments were ignored to spy on Americans at home and kill them with drones abroad. (September 30th was the one-year anniversary of the Obama administrations first acknowledged murder without due process of an Americanand later his teenaged sonabroad. The U.S. has similarly killed two other Americans abroad via drone, albeit by accident.)
So, candidates, the question is: Have we walked away from the Constitution? If so, shouldnt we publish some sort of notice or bulletin?
3. What do we want from the Middle East?
Is it all about oil? Israel? Old-fashioned hegemony and containment? What is our goal in fighting an intensifying proxy war with Iran, newly expanded into cyberspace? Are we worried about a nuclear Iran, or just worried about a new nuclear club member in general? Will we continue the nineteenth century game of supporting thug dictators who support our policies in Bahrain, Saudi Arabia, Egypt, and Libya (until overwhelmed by events on the ground), and opposing the same actions by other thugs who disagree with us like Iraqs Saddam Hussein and Syrias Bashar al-Assad? That kind of policy thinking did not work out too well in the long run in Central and South America, and history suggests that we should make up our mind on what Americas goals in the Middle East might actually be. No cheating nowhaving no policy is a policy of its own.
Candidates, can you define Americas predominant interest in the Middle East and sketch out a series of at least semi-sensical actions in support of it?
4. What is your plan to right-size our military and what about downsizing the global mission?
The decadeand countingof grinding war in Iraq and Afghanistan has worn the American military down to its lowest point since Vietnam. Though drugs and poor discipline are not tearing out its heart as they did in the 1970s, suicide among soldiers now takes that first chair position. The toll on families of endless deployments is hard to measure but easy to see. The expanding role of the military abroad (reconstruction, peacekeeping, disaster relief, garrisoning a long necklace of bases from Rota, Spain, to Kadena, Okinawa) seems to require a vast standing army. At the same time, the dramatic increase in the development and use of a new praetorian guard, Joint Special Operations Command, coupled with a militarized CIA and its drones, have given the president previously unheard of personal killing power. Indeed, Obama has underscored his unchecked solo role as the decider on exactly who gets obliterated by drone assassins.
So, candidates, heres a two-parter: Given that a huge Occupy Everywhere army is killing more of its own via suicide than any enemy, what will you do to right-size the military and downsize its global mission? Secondly, did this countrys founders really intend for the president to have unchecked personal war-making powers?
5. Since no one outside our borders buys American exceptionalism anymore, whats next? What is Americas point these days?
The big one. We keep the old myth alive that America is a special, good place, the most exceptional of places in fact, but in our foreign policy were more like some mean old man, reduced to feeling good about himself by yelling at the kids to get off the lawn (or simply taking potshots at them).
So candidates, here are a few questions: Who exactly are we in the world and who do you want us to be? Are you ready to promote a policy of fighting to be planetary top dogand we all know where that leadsor can we find a place in the global community? Without resorting to the usual shining city on a hill metaphors, can you tell us your vision for America in the world? (Follow up: No really, cut the bs and answer this one, gentlemen. Its important!)
6. Bonus Question: To each of the questions above add this: How do you realistically plan to pay for it? For every school and road built in Iraq and Afghanistan on the taxpayer dollar, why didnt you build two here in the United States? When you insist that we cant pay for crucial needs at home, explain to us why these can be funded abroad. If your response is we had to spend that money to defend America, tell us why building jobs in this country doesnt do more to defend it than anything done abroad.


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Goals: The spacecraft's main objectives were to study the plasma, particle, and magnetic-field environment of the Moon and map the lunar gravity field.
Accomplishments: The subsatellite, deployed by the Apollo 15 crew shortly before they left lunar orbit, provided about six months of data coverage before electronics failures in February 1972 caused the loss of most of the data channels. Nevertheless, all mission objectives were fulfilled. Measurements supported Explorer 35's finding that the Moon acts as a physical barrier to the solar wind, creating a "hole" in the flow of charged particles.


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President Barack Obama has nominated Frederick E. Vollrath to be assistant secretary of defense for readiness and force management.
Vollrath has been performing the position's duties as principal deputy assistant secretary of defense for readiness and force management.
Before appointment to his current position in March, he had been president of Vollrath Consulting since 2006. From 1999 to 2006, he was corporate vice president of human resources for the Computer Sciences Corp.
After 35 years of military service, Vollrath retired as a lieutenant general in 1998 after two years as the Army's deputy chief of staff for personnel. Before that, he served as the U.S. Army Europe deputy chief of staff for personnel in Heidelberg, Germany, as director of enlisted personnel management, and as commanding general for the Personnel Information Systems Command in Alexandria, Va.
Vollrath earned a bachelor of arts degree from the University of Miami and a master of arts degree from Central Michigan University.


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Bennett's Shootout Goal Lifts Pens Over Blackhawks, 4-3
Beau Bennett scored the lone goal in the shootout, and the Pittsburgh Penguins rebounded after giving up a two-goal lead to beat the Chicago Blackhawks 4-3 Thursday night.
Penguins' Full 2013-14 Regular Season Schedule Released
The Penguins will open the 2013-14 season at home on CONSOL Energy Center ice on Oct. 3 against the New Jersey Devils.
Shea-ved Ice: My Condolences To The Bruins & Their Fans
The Blackhawks stunned all of Boston and Bruins fans everywhere with two goals in 17 seconds in the dying moments of Game 6 to clinch the Stanley Cup Monday night.
Many Blackhawks Fans Miss The Big Game After Storm Knocks Out Power
Those who got to see the Blackhawks rally to beat the Bruins and win the Stanley Cup last night won't soon forget it, but unfortunately neither will those who didn't get to see the big win, after a strong, fast-moving storm knocked out power.
Patrick Kane Wins Conn Smythe Trophy
A year ago, the Chicago Blackhawks had to answer questions about Patrick Kane's maturity.
Boston Bruins' Stanley Cup Hopes Shattered In 17-Second Span
That's all the time the Chicago Blackhawks needed to rally and win the Stanley Cup with a 3-2 victory over the Bruins on Monday night.
Stanley Cup 2013: Blackhawks Beat Bruins 3-2
In an almost improbable comeback, the Chicago Blackhawks defeated the Boston Bruins 3-2 for their second Stanley Cup title since 2010.
Toews On Ice For Morning Skate, Says He'll Play In Game 6
Blackhawks captain Jonathan Toews was on the ice for the team's morning skate and said he'll play in Game 6 of the Stanley Cup Final as the Hawks look to capture their second Stanley Cup in four seasons.
Want To Go If Stanley Cup Reaches Game 7? Got $300K?
What would a ticket to Game 7 of the Stanley Cup Final be worth? You might need to remortgage your house if you want to get in to see the Blackhawks play the Bruins at the United Center, should the series go that far.
Four Keys For Bruins In Game 6 Of Stanley Cup Final
If the Bruins hope to prevent the Blackhawks from partying on Boston ice, here are their four keys for Game 6.
Another Foggy Stanley Cup Game At The Garden?
The hot and muggy conditions in Boston are wreaking havoc on the TD Garden once again, bringing back memories of a few other Stanley Cup Final games that were played in less-than-perfect conditions thanks to the temperature outside.
Game 6 Scenarios Familiar To Both Boston, Chicago
The Chicago Blackhawks headed for the East Coast, one win between them and the Stanley Cup title. The Boston Bruins, meanwhile, went home knowing they had to win the next game to avoid elimination, not to mention the bitter experience of watching someone else celebrate winning the Stanley Cup on their ice.
Toews, Bergeron Questionable For Game 6
Jonathan Toews watched the end of the fifth game of the Stanley Cup Final from the Blackhawks bench, unable to play after a hit to his head.
Winner Of Toews-Bergeron Battle Likely To End Up Hoisting Stanley Cup
This series is many things, but the battle between Toews and Bergeron will come to the forefront from this point forward. No matter what this year's numbers say, those two are hockey twins.
Corey Crawford Vows He Won't Change Approach, Despite Weak Glove Side
When the Bruins shoot, they're aiming for Corey Crawford's glove side.


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The state of Mississippi is also called "The Magnolia State; The Hospitality State". Their moto is Virtute et armis. The official languages are English. Before statehood it was called Mississippi Territory and it was admissed to union in December 10, 1817 (20th). Mississippi's government is comprised of the Governor, who is currently Phil Bryant (R), Lieutenant Governor, who is currently Tate Reeves (R), Senators: Thad Cochran (R), Roger Wicker (R), House Delegation: 3 Republicans, 1 Democrat (list).The legislature is Mississippi Legislature.
Total area for Mississippi is 48,430 sq mi (125,443 km) (Ranked 32nd in the U.S.). The width is 170 miles (275 km) and the length is 340 miles (545 km). In terms of latitude and longitude we have: 30° 12′ N to 35° N and 88° 06′ W to 91° 39′ W. According to the 2010 United States Census, the total population is 2,978,512 (2011 est) (Ranked 31st in the U.S.). The highest point is Woodall Mountain 807 ft (246.0 m) and the lowest point is Gulf of Mexico sea level.
The local time zone is Central: UTC-6/-5. The abbreviations used for this state are MS Miss. US-MS. Additional information and the official website of the state is found at www.mississippi.gov.


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It's the year of the goat. . . and time for some kosher Dim Sum by guest columnist Lauren Stacy Berdy.
These recipes are excerpts from:
Remaining Kosher Volume Two: A Cookbook for All with a Hechsher in Their Heart First Publication Volume One: July 2013 Publication Volume Two: Summer 2015 UDJ Productions ©2015 Lauren Stacy Berdy, All photos © 2015 John White
I have a fondness for Chinese food. Perhaps it's part of my DNA? These dim sum recipes continue the Kosher Chinese conversation that I started in Remaining Kosher Volume One: A Cookbook for All with a Hechsher in Their Heart.
The Chinese have a fondness for displaying their ingenuity in food making.Small tastes were never more delightfully construed.Dim sum are small, wise bites of food that can also accomplish the business of a meal.We aren't talking complicated. These delicious tastes are all simple to master.The recipes form some kind of divine duo.Or, make one, then another time try one of the others.The preparation of dim sum can easily slip into your kosher repertoire.No authentic ingredients were forfeited in the making of these small wonders.
This is a fun and easy recipe. The same meat filling is used to make a couple different, delicious Chinese dim sum.
The first dim sum is a classic named "Pearl Balls." A miniature meatball is formed by rolling, then rolled again in water-soaked rice. After the dumplings are steamed, the rice glistens pearl-like about the meatball's surface.The second dim sum is a partially open face dumpling using a traditional dumpling skin. Rice is added into to the filling and placed in the middle of the dumpling skin. Before steaming, the filling is partially wrapped in the skin, but not fully enclosed on the top- a delightfully easy way to form a dumpling. I think this dim sum resemble flowers!Both dumplings rapidly come together: we aren't talking complicated. If you can make a meatloaf, you can prepare these dumplings. Once learned, these techniques will become good friends. If you don't have a steamer, just follow the instructions below to improvise one using a disposable aluminum pie plate.There are many varieties of rice. This recipe uses round rice (also known as short grain or pearl grain) that you might know as dessert rice. Round rice is a staple of many cultures: find it on most grocer's shelves. When cooked, the individual raw, rounded rice grain always remains whole and individual. These reasons and more are why the Chinese use round rice in many of their dim sum.The filling does not ask for much of your time. Ground turkey is used with a few choice easy to find inclusions.Dried shiitake mushrooms are not hard to find. While many specialty markets carry them, buying shiitakes in most oriental stores may net a better and less expensive mushroom. Look for caps that are bursting with cracks from being so fat. like any dry mushroom, these need a soaking. Then the soaking liquid is used during the braising. Once cooked, shiitakes yield a complicated, savory taste that is meatier than any mushroom. These mushrooms add not only taste but texture to the filling. Everything else in the recipe is within easy reach at the supermarket. I enjoy eating my dumplings dipped in rice vinegar mixed with soy sauce. This bright tasting dip will bring out all the flavors.You can prepare and steam either dumpling a few hours before serving, when they can easily be re-steamed.
Pearl Balls Ingredients1½ cups raw round grained rice: water to cover, soaked for an hour2 tablespoons cornstarch
Braised Mushroom Ingredients4 large or 5 small dried shiitake mushrooms:soaked in 2 cups baby-bottle-warm water for an hour2 tablespoons dark soy½ teaspoon sesame oil½ teaspoon sugar
Dumpling Filling Ingredients¾ lbs. ground turkey1 tablespoon soy sauce1 teaspoon salt3 garlic clove, peeled(1) one inch piece ginger: peeled and roughly chopped10 celery leaves: washed and checked2 stalks of celery (inner whiter stalks): washed, checked, roughly chopped½ cup carrots, julienned (store bought for convenience)2 green onions: washed, checked and sliced into thirds⅓ cup sliced water chestnuts, chopped1 tablespoon rice wine vinegar1 teaspoon sesame oil
Vinegar Dip Ingredients½ cup rice vinegar½ cup soy sauce
Method to make Pearl BallsSoak the rice. Adding enough water to cover for at least an hour. Set aside.To prepare the braised mushrooms: take the mushrooms out of the soaking liquid. Squeeze each mushroom over and into the soaking water. Cut the mushroom stems off with kitchen scissors or a knife. Cut each mushroom into ¼" slices.Pour all the soaking liquid into a small saucepan. Add in the sliced mushrooms, soy, sesame oil and sugar.Braise the mushrooms uncovered on a low simmer for 25 minutes or until 1 tablespoon of liquid remains.Scrape out the mushrooms and remaining liquid into a small bowl. Cool.Once the braised mushrooms are room temperature, you may begin assembling the dumpling filling.Put the ground turkey in a mixing bowl. Pour the soy sauce over the turkey. Refrigerate.Prime all the other ingredients.Prepare the vegetables for the food processor.Pull off at least 10 celery leaves: wash and check.Use two of the interior, whiter, shorter celery pieces with leaves attached. Roughly chop the tender celery stalk.Measure out the julienned carrots.Slice the green onions into thirds.Place the following ingredients into the food processor bowl: the sliced braised mushrooms and any liquid, garlic cloves, roughly chopped ginger, celery leaves, celery stalks and leaves, carrots and green onion. Process for 15 seconds. Scrape down the sides. Process for another 5 seconds.Add in the water chestnuts. Process just until they are mostly broken up.Scrape the minced ingredients over the ground turkey and soy sauce.Add in the rice wine vinegar and sesame oil.For at least 15 seconds, use wet hands to knead the ingredients into the ground turkey.Refrigerate for 15 minutes or overnight.Wash hands with soap and water.
FinishingTo make a pearl ball:Line a cookie sheet with plastic wrap or foil.Drain the rice. Discard the rice water.Put the rice in a meat mixing bowl. Mix the rice with the cornstarch.Take out the seasoned meat. Roll the meat into walnut size meatballs.
Put a single rolled meatball into the bowl of rice. Roll and rock the bowl about until rice grains cling to all sides of the meatball.
Use your hands to gently reshape the ball into rounds. Place ¼" apart into the steamer basket (pie plate). Continue until the baskets (pie plates) are full.Place the remaining Pearl Balls on a lined cookie sheet and refrigerate.
SteamingFill a steamer pot with water and bring to boil.Or if making a steamer: punch 8 evenly spaced holes in the bottom of the disposable pie plate. Place the pie plate so it fits snugly atop a pot of boiling water. Wet and wring out a non-lint kitchen towel. Set aside.
Brush the streamer tray/pie plate with vegetable oil. Repeat with each steaming.Place the steamer tray (or pie plate and damp kitchen towel covering the dumplings) over the boiling water. Steam for 30 minutes.Have a plate or pan ready to receive steamed dumplings.
Remove cooked pearl balls out of the steamer.Prepare more pearl balls and steam, as needed.Once cool, all steamed rice balls can stored "flat," sealed and refrigerated.Reheat by steaming for 2 minutes over boiling water.Dipping SauceCombine the vinegar and soy. Stir. Divide and place in small bowls for each diner.ServingPlace the dumplings on a warm plate- or just serve from the steamer.Make sure a small bowl of dip is at each place setting.Note: If the cooked dumplings are cold from the refrigerator: reheat by steaming for 2 minutes.
Yield: 8 servingsSpecial Equipment: sauce pan, bowls, ½ sheet pan or cookie sheet, foil, steamer (or a disposable aluminum pie plate to improvise a steamer), a clean non-lint kitchen towel for the disposable steamer
Ingredients½ cup raw round grained rice: soaked for an hour, water to cover
Braised Mushroom Ingredients4 large or 5 small dried shiitake mushrooms: soaked for an hourin 2 cups baby-bottle-warm water2 tablespoons dark soy sauce½ teaspoon sesame oil½ teaspoon sugar
Dumpling Filling Ingredients¾ lb. ground turkey½ tablespoon soy sauce1 teaspoon salt3 garlic cloves, peeled(1) one inch piece ginger: peeled and roughly chopped10 celery leaves: washed and checked2 stalks of celery (inner whiter stalks) washed and checked, roughly chopped½ cup carrots, julienned (store bought for convenience)2 green onions: washed, checked and sliced¼ cup sliced water chestnuts, chopped1 tablespoon rice wine vinegar1 teaspoon sesame oil
Flower Dumplings MethodSoak the rice. Adding enough water to cover for at least an hour. Set aside.Prepare the braised mushrooms: take the mushrooms out of the soaking liquid. Squeeze each mushroom over and into the soaking water. Cut the mushroom stems off with kitchen scissors or a knife. Cut each mushroom into ¼" slices.Pour all the soaking liquid into a small saucepan. Add in the sliced mushrooms, soy, sesame oil and sugar.Braise the mushrooms uncovered on a low simmer for 25 minutes or until 1 tablespoon of liquid remains.Scrape out the mushrooms and remaining liquid into a small bowl. Cool.Put the ground turkey in a mixing bowl. Pour the soy sauce over the turkey. Refrigerate.Prime all the other ingredients.Prepare the vegetables for the food processor.Pull off at least 10 celery leaves: wash and check.Use two of the interior whiter, shorter celery stalks with leaves attached. Cut each tender celery stalk in three.Measure out the julienned carrotsSlice the green onions into thirds.Place the following ingredients into the food processor bowl: the sliced braised mushrooms and all liquid, garlic cloves, roughly chopped ginger, celery leaves, celery stalks and leaves, carrots, and green onion. Process for 15 seconds. Scrape the sides. Process for another 5 seconds.Add in the water chestnuts and carefully process until they are mostly broken up.Scrape out the minced ingredients and spread over the ground turkey and soy sauce.Add in the rice wine vinegar and sesame oil.For at least 15 seconds, use wet hands to knead the ingredients into the ground turkey.Refrigerate for 15 minutes (or overnight for later use).Wash hands with soap and water.FinishingCover the surface of a ½ sheet pan with foil.On a flat working surface, lay out 10 dumpling skins whiter side down (if using traditional made skins).
Place a well-rounded tablespoon of filling into the middle of each dumpling by pushing the filling off the spoon with one finger.
Gather the edges of the skin around the filling, surrounding it but leaving the top open.
Place each dumpling onto the foiled surface of the sheet pan.Prepare more flower dumplings as needed.
Use the back of a fork that has been freshly dipped in water to smooth, press and level the fillings surface.The dumplings are ready to be cooked or refrigerated.To refrigerate: Cover the dumplings with a damp kitchen towel, then seal with plastic wrap. Refrigerate up to 8 hours.To freeze: place raw dumpling on the sheet pan. Freeze. Once frozen, place into zip locks.Any remaining dumpling skin(s) and filling can be separately sealed and frozen.If cooking now, proceed with the steaming.
SteamingFill a steamer pot with water and bring to boil.Or if making a steamer: punch 8 evenly spaced holes in the bottom of the disposable pie plate. Place the pie plate so it fits snugly a top a pot of boiling water. Wet and wring out a non-lint kitchen towel. Set aside.Brush the streamer tray with vegetable oil. Repeat for each all steaming.Place the steamer tray(s) (or pie plate covered with a damp non-lint kitchen towel covering the dumplings) over the boiling water. Steam for 30 minutes.Dipping SauceCombine the vinegar and soy. Stir. Divide and place in small bowls for each diner.ServingPlace the dumplings on a warm plate- or just serve from the steamer.Make sure a small bowl of dip is at each place setting.If cooked dumplings are cold from the refrigerator: reheat by steaming for 2 minutes. Yield: 8 servings
The crafting of dumplings clearly comes into the Dim Sum picture, front and center.Most dumplings are simple to reproduce, and that's the point. The idea is to make many of these babies, so there will be many to eat!This particular dumpling has coloring book sensibility. However, these dumplings need your willingness to get crafted.Hands are the tools here: I am committed to getting you to use yours.These particular dumplings are vegetarian and the recipe has been in my repertoire for many years.This filling does not resemble the familiar ground "meatloaf" formula. But it still tastes mighty savory, flavorful and meaty.This is due in large part to a few dried shitake mushrooms. They provide the meaty mouth feel resulting in a gloriously rich texture that you finally bite into.Chinese dried mushrooms first get soaked, then simmered in their soaking water along with other off the shelf ingredients.The raw peanuts cook inside the same pot and will lose their crunch, becoming a tender vegetable.Round rice (also known as dessert rice) is a starchier rice. You will find it on the same shelf as the rice you already buy. It is a staple in many parts of the world.These vegetarian dumplings can either be steamed or pan-fried.Here what I know: dumplings are happy food anyway they get cooked.How very nice of you to make them! Any extra filling and dumpling skins can be frozen. See method below.Note: my preferred kosher dumpling wrappers are Twin Marquis brand. Look for them in the frozen section in your neighborhood kosher markets.Dried Chinese mushrooms are ubiquitous in Asian cooking. Find them wherever Asian foods are sold. Look for the fat one with cracks on their caps. Buy the small ones they are cheap and cheerful.
Ingredients½ cup "round" rice: soaked in water to cover for at last 1 hour, drained8 large (or 12 small) dried black mushrooms, soaked in 3 cupsof baby bottle warm water for 1 hour½ cup dark soy sauce1 tablespoon sesame oil1 tablespoon sugar1 cup raw peanuts (no skins): soaked overnight in water to cover, drained½ cup sliced water chestnuts, coarsely chopped(1) 2"piece of ginger, peeled and grated3 tablespoons cilantro: washed, checked and chopped3 green onions: washed, checked and thinly slicedRomaine lettuce leaves for steaming: washed and checked (see cooking section)
Garnishcilantro leaves for sprinkling: washed and checkedYield: about 48 dumplingsSpecial Equipment: small mixing bowl, paring knife or kitchen scissors, saucepan with cover, food processor, medium mixing bowl, baking sheet, non-lint kitchen towel, skillet and cover (non-stick if available), cooking spatula, baking sheet
MethodLift and squeeze out the mushrooms from their soaking water. Use a small knife or scissors to remove the tough stems and discard.Drain the rice and discard its water. Drain the peanuts and discard its water.Put the mushroom caps into a sauce pan; add in all the mushroom soaking liquid, rice, soy sauce, sesame oil, sugar and peanuts.
Cover and simmer on low for at least 50 minutes (or until about ¼ cup of liquid is left). Scrape cooked ingredients and liquid into a bowl. Set aside for ½ hour.Use a food processor to chop the cooked mushroom-rice-peanut mixture and all remaining cooking liquid. Blend until all is ground into smaller pieces.Remove and scrape into a mixing bowl.Add in the chopped water chestnuts, grated ginger, cilantro and sliced green onion. Mix well.At this point the filling can be refrigerated for up to 3 days.orFor now, leave out the cilantro and the green onions. The mixture can then stay refrigerated for about ten days.Don't forget (to add) the cilantro and the green onions when doing the finishing!FinishingLine a sheet pan with a non-lint kitchen towel. Combine the cornstarch and water in a bowl and mix until blended: this will be the dumpling's glue. Unseal dumpling wrappers and remove 10 of them.Wet a paper towel and then wring it out. Lay over all the other dumpling skins.Lay the 10 dumpling skins "white" (cornstarch) side down on your work surface.Use a pastry brush to lightly brush the edges of each dumpling skin with the cornstarch "glue."Place a well-rounded teaspoon of filling in each center. After cleaning your hands, fold one wet edge over to the other.Pick the dumpling up from the folded center and place in the palm of your non-working hand.
Using your working hand, grasp the open edges between your work thumb and index finger. Firmly pinch the dumpling, almost pulling up the edges as you seal. The dumpling skin is elastic, but not a rubber band. Treat them firmly but kindly.Place the sealed dumplings on the lined baking sheet. Repeat.To freeze all the other dumpling skins: seal any remaining dumpling skins in plastic wrap, then place into a zip lock. Freeze. You will need to thaw the dumpling skins in the refrigerator the night before using.Filled dumpling are best cooked and eaten the same day they are made.The prepared dumplings can be made up to 8 hours before cooking if refrigerated uncovered.But uncooked dumplings can be frozen, if necessary or convenient. Place on a kitchen towel lined cookie sheet, freeze, then one by one place the dumplings into zip lock bags. Do not thaw before cooking.Cook the un-thawed dumplings using the following methods. Increase the cooking time as needed.
Steam Cooking the DumplingsTo steam: prepare a baking sheet lined with a non-lint kitchen towel. Prepare a steaming pot: add water and bring to a simmer.Line the steamer basket with lettuce leaves: this prevents the dumplings from sticking.Cut the rib of the lettuce leaves. Line the inside the bottom of the steamer with the soft green leaves. It doesn't have to be perfectYou don't want the dumplings to touch while steaming, so place accordingly.Steam the dumplings for 20 minutes.Remove steamed dumplings and place onto prepared sheet pan.Cover with plastic wrap. Repeat, reusing the same lettuce leaves.To reheat: steam for 3 minutesServing Steamed DumplingsAssemble the dumplings on platter. Garnish with fresh coriander leaves.My husband eats at least 6, I eat 4...You can plop the cooked dumplings into the chicken soup, too!
*****************************************Pan Frying the DumplingsSet the oven to 200 ºF. Get out a non-stick (if available) frying pan with a cover. Have a sheet pan ready to receive the cooked dumplings.Measure out ¼ cup of tap water. Get out the vegetable shortening.You will need a cooking spatula.Use a paper towel to wipe the skillet with a film of vegetable shortening.Heat the frying pan to moderate.The dumpling should make a noise when they hit the hot surface. Arrange so the dumplings so that they don't touch.Cook until the dumplings are golden brown underneath- about 45 seconds.
Use the spatula to flip them over. Immediately pour in ¼ cup water onto the surface of the pan and cover.Cook on moderate heat until all the liquid is practically absorbed: about 2 minutes. Remove the lid and cook 30 seconds more (or until crisp).Remove the skillet from heat. Use the spatula to place the cooked dumplings on the baking sheet. Keep warm in oven (200 ºF) while you continue cooking. Repeat (as needed).
ServingArrange the dumplings on a serving platter. Sprinkle with coriander leaves and serve.As mentioned before, my husband eats at least 6, I eat 4...
This is my own interpretation of this classic Dim sum. You won't believe what a turnip can become! I bow lowly to those ancient Chinese cooks who made this combination of tastes and textures possible.Turnips are given a star turn here and shine under the spotlight. Shredded raw turnips are partnered with round starchy rice that has been soaked. They will get ground and then mixed with a small cast of easy to find inclusions.The corn beef can easily be justified as a solid credible player though not essential it lends another note to this unusual troupe of ingredients.The recipe can easily be recast in the vegetarian role. The combined elements are steamed in a loaf pan, cooled, unmolded and sliced.A final cooking in a lightly greased pan allows the famous crusty exterior to appear.
Ingredients1½ short grained (round) rice: soaked overnight in water to cover1½ cups of peeled turnips, finely shredded2 tablespoons peanut or vegetable oil5 scallions, thinly sliced2 sandwich slices of corn beef (such as Aaron's), choppedoption: leave out to keep vegetarian½ cup chopped, raw, skinless peanutsoption: leave out if allergic
2 teaspoons kosher salt1 teaspoon ground pepper2 teaspoons sesame oil (more vegetable oil if excluding)2 tablespoons vegetable oil
for cooking:vegetable shortening
Garnish:1 green onion: washed checked and sliced
Yield: 6 servingsSpecial Equipment: standing blender or food processor, rubber spatula, mixing bowl, wax paper or parchment paper, plastic wrap, steamer, disposable loaf pan, paper towels, frying pan (non-stick if available)
MethodKeep a ¼ cup of rice water. Drain (and discard) the remaining water. Scrape into a standing blender or a food processor. Add the ¼ cup of water and grind rice until it is almost a paste. Stop the machine as needed to stir.Add in the grated turnips to the rice paste.Process and blend for thirty seconds. Stop the machine to stir as needed. The rice and turnips needs to be pasty, but not smooth.Scrape contents into a mixing bowl.Cook the scallions until wilted in 2 tablespoons of vegetable oil.Combine and stir the scallions and all its cooking oil in with the ground rice and turnips. Stir in the optional peanuts.
Cooking the Turnip CakeCut a piece wax or parchment paper so it is long enough to extend end to end inside the loaf pan. Brush the entire inside (paper and all) with the vegetable and sesame oil. Scrape in the blended rice and turnip mixture. The mixture is ready for steaming.
Seal the cake tightly with saran wrap. Set on a rack of a steamer.
Steam tightly lidded for an hour and a half over gently boiling water.
As in baking a cake, the mixture is finished when a toothpick comes out clean. Cool to room temperature.
Refrigerate for at least 5 hours. This turnip cake can stay refrigerated for 1 week.
FinishingSlip the cake from its mold. Slice finger-thick slices.Get out a frying pan.This technique is called a shallow fry. Add in enough vegetable shortening so it just about pools in the pan.Get the skillet hot.The turnip cakes should make noise as they slip in. Do not crowd the pan.
Cook until crisp and brown- about 1½ minutes. Turn and repeat.
Serve immediately.orTo reheat: get a dry skillet hot. Place a few sliced cakes back into the pan. Heat on one side, then the other to re-crisp.
ServingShingle the turnip cake slices on a platter.Sprinkle the slices with the green onions.
Notes:This steamed cake can be made five days beforehand, then browned the day of your event.Corn beef can be excluded to make a vegetarian cake.Peanuts can also be excluded due to allergies.


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Even though gardening season is ending, new plants and ideas are popping up every day in press releases I receive, trade magazines and in the electronic media.
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According to trend experts, black and amber are the "must-have" colors for plants in 2012, and front-yard gardening will replace backyard displays. One press release suggested pairing low-growing AMBER Flower Carpet® roses with 'Black Beauty' heurchera in containers or as edging in larger flower beds.
Not the normal croton, 'Picasso's Paintbrush' will grow into a four-foot shrub to anchor flower gardens.
A new tropical that got my attention is 'Picasso's Paintbrush' croton; it looks like a plant that had a bad hair day. Unlike a normal croton with wide leaves, these leaves are narrow with a stripe of autumn colors down the middle, and they're curled. The plant can grow into a four-foot shrub in tropical climates or in a container that is brought indoors for the winter. I've grown a wide-leaf croton in a large pot for five years. It makes a gorgeous houseplant, vividly coloring gray winter days. I'll be looking for 'Picasso's Paintbrush' at big boxes and garden centers.
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The willowy carnivorous plants normally grow in boggy, humid areas of the world; these, executed in blown glass, were ethereal. They gave me the idea to include glass globes like Witch Balls in my tropical garden next season.
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Evidently numerous consumers love those blue orchids, which has prompted plant producers to dye other flower types. Blue anthurium and kalanchoes are on the market now and should be a big hit for the holidays. Both are created using the patented process of injecting blue dye into roots when flower buds are forming.
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Guest Post by Johannes Brauner, Technische Universität Dresden on Mon, June 18, 2012
Though more and more geodata from administrative bodies such as National Mapping and Cadastral Agencies becomes open, these government bodies usually hesitate to provide fully unrestricted access to their datasets, especially in Europe. Nevertheless, access to these data sets is often important for the research community. Additionally, particular license models are still lacking. These issues were raised by the recent OGC Web Services (OWS) Shibboleth Interoperability Experiment, the OGC Authentication Interoperability Experiment, and the EU-funded project ESDIN as well.